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Government May Locate; Gas Treatment Plant for Imported Food Products in Portland I .1.1 .....'. - I I -k.. . aaaataai ' I lit k. . . tnnl AVA- I H M San mm a a n at oak. Ma a 1 - I i .. . m - NJURIOUS PESTS MENACE TO FOOD SENT INTO STATE Office of tha board of horticul ture for the state of Oregon are hopeful of receiving information moon that the department of agri culture has decided in favor of es tablishing in Portland an extensive carbon-bisulphide gas treatment plant for certain food products brought into this state from outside points. The plant proposed would be similar in its processes to the one now in operation by the King's dehydrating concern at Salem, but would be on a much more extensive scale, says Colonel HenryE. Dosch, secretary of the state board. -: . A few weeks ago an attach, of the de partment of agriculture came out from Washington, D. C, and made an exten sive investigation of the need of such an institution In Portland. He made strong statements favorable to the project and it is believed his recommendations at Washington will be favorably consid ered. A plant such as has been consid ered would require an outlay of approxi mately $200,000. It would include the erection of a concrete building of suffl flent size to permit the holding of sev eral cars of products at one time, and would be equipped with vacuum processes so that the air within the building, after it had been stored with products, could be .pumped ou t and the gas pumped in and held there for several hours, so as to kill objectionable germ or insect life in the food products thus stored. The sixteenth biennial report of the board of horticulture, which has just been compiled and which will be printed in time for distribution at the next ses sion of the state legislature, will con tain a comprehensive section on In- ous . pests which menace Oregon through Introduction by shipments of food products from outside points. Among these are the Mediterranean fruit fly, which attacks practically all kinds of fruits, and which has been found here in shipments of pineapples from Hawaii ; the Indian meal weevil, found in shipments of soy bean meal from China; the European corn borer and others, which will be illustrated, so that producers and shippers may be more familiar with their appearance and may aid In stamping them out wherever they appear. l " Recently a shipment of 600 tons of soy bean meal from China, delivered at one of the local wharves, was found to be thoroughly Infested with the Indian meal weevil. It was chemically treated and then condemned and' ground up for use as fertilizer. .jwrfc thro JOURNAL WANT AD SERVICE STATIONS BUSY agi lSSMiiKSS' 1 BOY KILLED UNDER mi tymkMmd ittah train buried fit -7r v v'JUiairu DOCTOR ORGANIZES This week's window displays la three of The Journal's five want ad "Dime a Une" service stations. Above, left to right St. Johns Drag Co., Killlngsworth Drag Co. Below MattLiea Drug Co., Russell and Williams avenue. ' l Leasingdf Land by Aliensrrohibited in Troposed Measure Olympla. Wash., Nov. 20. tJ.TP.) , In line with the movement to halt the Japanese Invasion of the Paciflo Coast, a drastic initiative measure to prohibit . leasing of land by aliens in the state of Washington -was on file with Sec retary of State J. Grant Hinkle today. The bill was brought here by Council man Phillip TindaU of Seattle. . Its , Tbroponertt la designated as Robert E. Green of Seattle. Before it can go be fore the legislature, signatures amount Ing to one-tenth ofe?the vote for gov ernor in the lat-eJectton must be ob- talned. .(.. ,. t . The state constitution already prohib its the ownership of land by allena. la addition to prohibiting alien land leas ing, the new measure also prohibits landowning by corporations, the major- Itv of ntrirlr nf vhlnh . uit w .ti. n wouia Dar aliens from leasing ag-i cess of lormaiion oy uui - , men. Attractive window displays feature The Journal "Dime-a-Wne" want ad service stations, five of which have been established at busy points .throughout the city. These stations are for the con venience of want ad users and business placed through them receives the same prompt attention as ads left in The Journal business office. - . The five stations are located as fol lows : Owl Drug store, Broadway and Washington street;. Frederick C. Forbes Drug company, Grand avenue and East Morrison street ; Matthieu Drug "store, Russell and Williams avenues ; Killings Worth Drug company, Killingsworth and Albina avenues, and the St Johns Drug company, St Johns. I Want ad users can take advantage of the splendid merchandise gift I offered each week to want ad patrons who place want ads for The Journal on Thursday and Friday of each week. Thi week's gift was a bottle of Monople cjane and maple syrup; next week's ofler is a package of Nu-Ray-A tea.' Sckn your wants, make them known through the medium of a Sunday Journal Want ad and place the business through any of the above named five "Dimela-Line" want ad service stations or through The Journal business office. NEW COMMUNITY SOUGHT A concerted effort is being made by the people of Parkrose-to secure a new community church. The present building is a temporary af fair 'built over a good basement. 'tteV.'Paui D. Holfman Is working earnestly to secure the necessary funds. A meeting Wednesday even ing held at the church was full of promise and encouragement. F. &ruse. formerly One of the mer chants of Parkrose. has taken over the Roseway garage, heretofore in charge of h. L. Hutchison, and will install new machinery and make it a garage for l2Sa8i' -oclety of "Parkrose Thursday held an all-day session in the church, where sewing waa dona in pre paration for- the bazaar to be given Tuesday, December 7. The Highway Atnieuc ciuu io ricuuurai lanaa except under ; certain limited conditions; and from 1 leasing non-agricultural lands for more than six months. The leasing of lands, either through, corporations or as guardians for minors, also is prohibited. Kelso Clab Election i Kelso, Wash., Nov. 20. All officers of the Kelso club were reelected as follows : E. M. Adams, president ; E. D. Holbrook, rice-president S G.. A. Poland, secretary ; Russell Carothers, treasurer ; E. A Mld dlebrook. K. R. Bowers, C. A. Peters, B. M. Atlins and Al Maurer, trustees. Frfc- r.r.,)ar Parkrose dub has given the contract for the construction of a clubhouse to W. C. Levesie, which will be built on the Craig road near, the Sandy boulevard. Some of the material is on the "ground and it is promised y Christmas for a house warming. The building ia to cost 13800 and will be 3Sx70. The Greater Parkrose club will give a dance Saturday evening for member only. It is to be a "hard times" affair and all are to wear old clothes. G. H. Brooks, who was injured last Saturday morning by being run down by TO TOP YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER Dixie Mince Pie 60c Apiece Served hot with hard sauce it's simply dee-licious! Even "his" mother never made better mince pie! The crispy butter crust is1 filled with rich meaty mince, baked so the juice forms a -spicy-flavory sauce. Think of the con venience of having" the mince pie for the Day of Thanks baked for you and delivered fresh in its waxed carton Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. Sold on order only better phone -your y Grocer now before you forget it. ASK FOR DIXIE MINCE PIE at the Food Show this I week and next, at the demonstration booth. ' 4 an unknown autoist is slowly recovering.- ! The new school gymnasium Is to cost Detween 4000 and J5000, and is to oc cupy ground adjacent to the school uuuome. xi is expected tnat ruu ao thorlzation will 'be given at the school meeting November 22. j The Parkrose school meeting on No vember 22 will ba asked to vote a levy to raise a total of $30,701. of which 9609 is already provided for. O. C. Hovent is employed at Hurbank, Wash., bridge building. The branch library is being patronised by young and old. It is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons be tween 2:15 and 4:15, and Mornlay eve nings, 7:30 to 9:30. Library to Boost Good Books Week . In observance of good book; Teek an open house will be held at ths North Portland library. 190 East Klllir gswdrth avenue, this evening from 8 to :30. An exhibit of books suitable for Christmas gifts will be on display. Walter Jenkins will lead the audience in singing. Miss Elizabeth Hales will tell stories !.nd Miss Jessie H. Millard will speak an chil dren's books. All parents and puOple in terested In books as gifts for children are invited. Victoria Theatre j UTH AND ALBERTA Sat, Wov. fiS OWEH "PICADILLY iv&,n MOOjtE is 8aa, Hot. tl KATHEEITTE la "THE TUttiriKG roiT." lonaon Bobby," Com. fa j. .raise ..mws. Mon.'Taeg, ITot. 11-23 MARSHALL r.iLAa preseats "THE BI VER'S ITov. 8 EUGENE O'fiKIEIT HIS J H&ynes-Foster Baking Co., Inc. Bakers of Dixie and Sunshine Bread Phone East 755 Wed, "THE FOOL AND MONET." "THE SEA DEMO!S," tpwr oi rne veuea mys wr mm uwin jnoreao Thvrsday, Thanksgivin jTOM MOORE In -STOP THfKF s-t lorn vs. Sfceaaadoah," i-reel Maek jnaunee f.zt, Mac. Seaaett Comedy, eoatlsaoai. . t x. :-aiiiu vijok pre- int. i A2H iL, i MUJiOJB." The fuaeral of Gerald Deceuse of Montavilla was held at the Gable undertaking parlors Monday after noon. Deceuse died as the reault of having both legs taken off in a rail road accident in Utah, November 9. The body was brought to Port land by the boy's father, Harold C. Deceuse, of 92 East Seventy-ninth street, Deceuse lived but a short time after the accident. C. T. Bremer of Aurora, who has been visiting relatives in Montavilla, returned to his home Tuesday. Miss Minnie Atkinson left Tuesday for Washougal, Wash., where she will act as housekeeper for her brother. Miss Leah Burgess of Springdale vis ited friends in East Stark street Thurs day afternoon. Fred Shelley and wife of Gresham visited G. W. Miller Thursday after noon. A musical entertainment was given by Mrs. Losh Rose .and assistants' at the assembly hall of the Montavilla school Friday evening. The male quartet drew several encores from an appreciative audfence. Half of the proceeds aug mented the school fundvf or the upkeep of the dental clinic. Policeman Howard reports that the list of thefts and robberies has materi ally decreased since last -week. Residents living near the Intersection of Seventy-sixth and East Stark streets complain of considerable water stand ing in the ditches. It would be. a sani tary measure to drain the water off and the appearance of the street would be materially improved t nominal cost, they, declare. Mrs. C. M. Bryson, Kast Eighty-second and Everett, is having her house re painted. s Dr. Charles B. Zeebuyth and family visited the A. Bonham. family Sunday afternoon, taking lunch In the evening. Experimental Stations Olympla, Nov, 0.-Presldent , E. O. Holland of the state college has just issued the thirtieth annual report on the experimental stations of the state, covering the fiscal year, . July 1, 1919, to June 30, 1920. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Mrs. Earl Fitawater and children of The Dalles are In the. city visiting rela tives. Her husband grew to manhood In Sellwood. After graduating he start ed on the ground floor in the Ladd & Tllton bank. A year ago ne jiraa ten dered the cashiership of the Wasco coun ty bank at The Dalles. ' ' Little Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Thompson, 7629 E&utt Ninth street. was struck on the upper up witn i a rock thrown by a neighbor boy, in f.icting a Jagged cut requiring three Stitches.'' ''. ; ' : W. R. Stubbs is again a resident of Errol Heights, after two years' absence near Skamania, Wash., and is "rebuild ing hlf residence on Seventy-second ave nue. - '"f ; '" -"".;-'-,"- j. ." Mrs.' II. R. Rlx was among her friends in Sellwood , Sunday from her home at Forty-first and Division streets. C. W. Vunk.and son Claude were here from Albany Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Parrish, 1495 East Elev enth street, t Mrs. Yurik returned home with them after a 10 days' visit with relatives, 1 I Mr. and Mrs. F?ank Barge of 4412 Sixty-seventh avenue arrived home re cently from a wedding trip to Califor nia .. - i Mrs. W. H. McEnany and daughter Esther of Vancouver were guests this week of Fred McEnany and family at 618 Maiden avenue. Mrs. D. R. Miller, 4498 Sixty-eighth avenue, arrived home this week from Salt. Lake, upon telegraphic advice of the serious illness of one of their daugh ters, who was operated upon for ap pendicitis Friday. ' ; Louis Albano, 7031 Forty-first street, la improving hia 'residence property. ; Mrs. J. H. Bryant, 522 Rex avenu, is In charge of the Red Cross campaign in the Sellwood-East Moreland district and is busily engaged in marshalling a corps of assistants to complete the task. The Ladles Aid society of the Spo kane Presbyterian church will serve a dinner to the members of the business men's club of Sellwood at the commun ity house on the evening of November 80. About 100 reservations have been received. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Pearl, 431 East Forty-fifth street, visited Sunday with their son, L.' B. Pearl and family, at 610 Bldwell avenue. : Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Delano and chil dren, who have been spending the sum mer at Scotts Mills, returned to their home, 500 Rex avenue, this week, to spend the winter. The Rebekahs held a successful sale and dinner at their hall. East Thirteenth and Tenino, thus adding to their treas ury sum. . Mr. Shearer has bought the property where he has been residing for several years, at 1502 East Thirteenth street, the consideration being about 13500 for the corner, which is a little better than 100x100 feet Black mar circle held social at Wall's hall Friday night and a , good time: re sulted. Ice cream and candy were sold at bargain counter prices. The Isham family at 613 Bldwell ave nue is quarantined with the measles. Arrangements are being perfected for union evangelistic services in Sellwood directly after Thanksgiving. Mrs. N. Melvin and little daughter Lois of Hubbard spent Saturday . and Sunday with L. B. Pearl and family, 610 Bldwell avenue. Melvtn drove down in a machine Sunday afternoon after them. Dr. Whitney of Seattle held a meeting at the community house Monday eve ning to organise a "Whitney boys' chorus" i of Sellwood talent Another meeting will be held next Monday eve ning when boys of seven years and older who wish to Join ara urged to be present Walter Peterson, who has been In the Alger logging camp at Skamokawa, Wash., is at his home, 511 Rex avenue. Georee W. Moore and wife of Clacka mas motored into Sellwood last Sunday and spent the afternoon with Mrs. Moore's sister. Mrs. C. T. Price, 618 Maiden. The Christian Endeavor of the Spo kane Avenue Presbyterian church at tended the Christian Endeavor or the Central Presbyterian church last. Sun day evening. , William Ruppert for many years a resident of Sellwood, waa here this ureete looking up a market for cordwood. He ia now, a Willamette valley larmer, re siding .near Forest Jrove. The Missionary society of the Spokane Avenue Presbyterian church will have charge of ; the services at that church Sunday evening. . The Men's' club of the Presbyterian church . has resolved itself into a Bible class. . r AKtVLLL PARTY NORTH ALBINA The Jackson Dancing Academy has .moved from its quarters on Kil lingsworth avenue, to the hall on Mississippi avenue between failing and Beech streets. Mrs. F. M. Williams paid a visit to her mother, who baa been In Forest Grove, last week. A. G. Woodburry of Nehalem, Or., is visiting at the home of P. M. Williams, who lives at 34 East Skidmore street Two Convicted, One JYeed Kelso, Wash.. .Nov. 20. Lawrence Perry waa found giilty of third degree assault on Ross Carter by a jury in Cowlitz superior court Roy A. Hanson, who was charged with attacking a girl near Kalama several months ago, was found guilty. Clarence Johnson of Kelso, accused of a statutory offense. acquitted. AT GRANGE HELD The Rodkwood grange will be at tended today by a. number of out side visitors and old timers once resident in Rockwood. Mr, and Mrs. George Pullen, long identified with the grange and the community, are removing shortly to Seaside, and the proceedings will be in the . nature 1 of a farewell party when the noon-! day dinner is spread. Visitors are i welcome. , - . .. . Fred Coane Is at home convalescing after several weeks at the hospital. F. Powers has returned from North Dakota after several months - absence. rejoicing in his good fortune in getting back to Oregon. W. W. Wood waa house bunting In Rockwood Tuesday, having gone to work in the nursery of Mlekleaon Brothers. The samples exhibited of houses were few and Just which waa the worst of the lot will be decided later. P. Burgess and Miles Grlmshaw are getting ready 25,000 young prune trees for shipment, for which there seems to be great demand. The Stltchet Sewing club of the Rock wood school will hold a neighborhood fair Tuesday evening. November 23, and there will be a good program and every body Is Invited. No admission fee will be charged. There will be home made candy and popcorn balls, doughnuts, pie and coffee, ple-eat!ng contests, a short playlet, prizes, lots of fun and some fine needlework exhibits. The Judges ot sewing will be Mrs. H. A. Lewis of Rum sell ville. Mrs. L. A. Harlow and Mra J. -Laraaon of Troutdale., Exhibits wjU be made by 11 members under leadership of Mrs.: Ida Burgess, including Bertha Powers, Ida Burgess, r, Audray i Kaser, Vaugh McCann, fJladys McCann, Frank" Kuhlman, Leona Kuhiman. Francis Rob- inson, Ambrose Zeltger, Bernice Zellger. . Leslie Lynek, son of John Lynek and wife, captured second prite at tie stock show with his pig. The family has been attendance every day and are proud of Leslie and the pig. David Keown has exhibited sot's of his prise Holsteins at the stock, show. Wiin William Mc Keown and Grandma McKeown the family was well repr tented at the stock show Monday, Lloyd Tegard. son of R. Tegsrd. is re covering- from a fair from an apple tree Armistice day. He injured his head and shouldgra, but fortunately no bones were fractured. Robert and , Kenneth Burgess (fame from Newberg to visit home Calks last week and help in the Burgess nursery digging prune trees for shipment Crystal Theatre iss Kn-LnroswoBTH ate. 8nn Hot. tl DOUGLAS MeLEAJT in The Jail Bird COMEDY . Mob., Eav. M MARGARET FISHER IB Dangerous Talent Comedy "Go as Tou Please" Tnes.'Wed Hov. 88-84 HART MILES MISTER 1b Jenny Be Good Comedy "Her Night Out"' Tsars., ITov. 85 (Thanksgiving) Matinee 8 o'Cleek CHA8. BAT In The Village Sleuth Two-Reel Comedy "Springtime" FrW llov. 86 ' FLORENCE YIDOR. la The Family Honor Comedy "Craxy Cat" Sat, Wov. 87 HARRY CAREY la Sundown Slim COMEDY . ' MISSISSIPPI-UNION Overlook Electric Go. 8SS Mississippi Ave., at Sharer Woodlawn 6019 "EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL' GAY THEATRE MS Mississippi Ave., Hear Falling Sob--Wot. 81 MARSHALL HEILAX la -DONT EVER MARRY." I Mon.'Tne., Kov. 8283 First ICat lonal Special "A SPLENDID HAZ ARD," Also "THE LOST CITY." WedL, ITov. 84 YIOLA DAK A la "A CHORUS GIRL'S ROMANCE." L THTJRSn HOY. 8S Special Double Program: COHSTANCE- TALMADGE In "IJC SEARCH OF A 8IXJfER" . And HAROLD LLOYD 1b "GET OUT AND GET UNDER CoBtlaaous Show, S TIU 11 P. M. Frt, NTov. 84 MARY ANDERSON 1b "BUBBLES." Sat, Nov. 17 WILLIAM RUSSELL n "J W I K8 OF SUFFERING CREEK." Many Sign Itollcall Kelso, Wash.. Nov. 20. The local Red Cross rollcall is making good head way. Reports from outlying districts are that many are Joining the CowllU Wahkiakum chapter. Mra W. D, Van Note is supervising the rollcall. TIVOLI THEATRE "Movie AroBBS the Corner" WILLIAMS AYE Near Rassell Sbb Not. 81 FRANK MAYO 1b Hitching Post Also 2-Reel Comedy and News Reel MoB.'Tuea Nov. 88-88 KITTY GORDON la Mandarin's .Gold . "Ruth of the Rockies," No. 8 and a Good Comedy , Wed.-Tliuri Nov. 84-26 JANE OBEY and TULLY MARSHALL la , Let Katy Do It Also Comedy "Mops and Hops" and a Mutt and Jeff Frl.-Sat, Nov. 2S-S7 WILLIAM DESMOND ia "The Prince and Betty" Also 2-Reel Feature Comedy and Screen Magazine ALBINA V Portland chapter' No. 97. Order of Eastern Star, will give a dance and card party this evening at their hall in Rue- , sell street r - Mra. Louise Rehbeln of 170 Beach Street returned this week from The Dajles, whrs she had been visiting her daughter - Mra B. W. Davis of 857 Gantenhcln recently gave a surprise party to her daughter Bernice on the anniversary of her eleventh birthday. The afternoon waa paased in gamer and music. A'ple social waa given by the Chrlstlsn Endeavor society of the Pilgrim churcre Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Cor nelia Mlnatnger 871 Castle avenue, - F. C. Wallett. 919 Williams avenue, has sold out his store to Bob Beovltch. RUSSELL-WILLIAMS Look for this Coup on ALBERTA Highland Pharmacy MARQUARDT EROS, DraggUtf KnifBgiwortB aad tJalon. Wdlm. S88. 8 Stores. We Deliver. Wjjant aad Usloa. Wafcu 1788. Alberta Pharmacy B. E. BE ALL, Prop. AaytklBg Ton Need frost the Drug Store We Deliver Promptly Fhoaes Woodlawn lit, C-8K8 84th aad Alberta Sts. ALBERTA TIRE & REPAIR SHOP L," S. ROBINSON, Prop, . All Work Guaranteed Used Tires Bought and Sold 1035 UNION AVE. KILLINGSWORTH Two Stores 147 KRUagsworta Ave. 827 Mlsilsslpvl Ave. Phose Woodlawa CS FENNING'S Bakery and Delicatessen "The Best in Our Line" C. FE5BTIS0, Prop. WE HATE IT OR CA3T BAKE IT WE ARE POOD SPECIALISTS F. B. ROLAND HARDWARE, CUTLERY, PAINTS AND OILS vrannaarara, Tinwara, Oardtn Toots, Lawn A Lr Anortmont of SpoHfnt Ooods . antf ratntarC SaMrflao SSS UNION AVENUE NORTH COUCH'S PHARMACY DRUGS, KODAKS. CANDY PRESCRIPTIONS j Purity and Aocuracr ! SIT MialMlpvl Ave Cornar Palling Ogden & Gravelle ; REAL ESTATE' INSURANCE i 107 Shavar SL, Portland, Oregon Phone Woodlawn 202 1 Union Avenue Cyclerjr Agesey DAYIS-MADE BICYCLES DAYTON SNELL Also SLIGHTLY USED MOTORCYCLES ' AITD BICYCLES Tires, Tabes, Accessories REPAIRING ALL WORK GUARANTEED 484 UbIob Ave. K. PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO, NO AND REPAIRINO ALL SCK ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES v141 KILLINOSWORTH AWSWUE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS HOUSE WIRINO AND REPAIRINO ALL at mm inniaiL PHTUNEa OH. mwwr.it m i rvrniA. .v.. .ww . - www vvrrMM WOODLAWN 132S PROFIT-8HARI1TO COTTON -SATE THIN COUPON IT IS WORTH I-1TH OIA- CENT J ", ' " ' 'P' " " ' i 10c GOLD MEDAL ,Sc A BREAD A L "The Master Baker's Loaf" L ! O Baked by tbs O j A Twentieth Century Bakery A F US Pare Street, Portlaad, Oregoa F REDEEMABLE 1b CASH at AITT GROCERY STORE For the Housewife . who wants to save money we have started "A Profit-Sharing System." . Hereafter we will enclose with every Wrapped Loaf of "GOLD MEDAL" a coupon, equal to One Tenth of a Cent, redeemable' in-cash at any grocery store. Remember the . name, Gold Medal Bread "The Master Baker's Loaf" r For Thirty Thanksgivings We have teen on the same corner supply ing: your wants to your SATISFACTION. There is no secret to our success simply this, we have always given you the best merchandise at " The Lowest Prices Horfick's Malted Milk, at 45 and 85 Phillips' Milk of Magnesia 25 and 43 Lister ine .'V. .25 California Syrup of Figs ...... 50 Matthieu Expectorant, at . . .50 and S1.00 For Coairbi and Cold ETrv Rnttla Gaaraatced or' Moaejr RaaadM Special for Thanksgiving EASTMAN KODAKS COMPLETE LIVE We Give S. & H. Stamps With Every Purchase MATTHIEU DRUG CO. 275 Russell St., Portland, Or. Phones E-662 C 1232 "Thirty Yaara on tha Same Cornar Bespeaks for .Our Reliability" TWO STORES FOR DRUGS Killingsworth Ave.' , Drug Co. 5. E. Cor. Alblaa aad KlUlnfiworta Kenton Pharmacy 17H Derby Bt ; Deddrldr, ReFcra A Harlow, Prays. VAN WYNGARDEN FURNITURE CO. 88 Mississippi Ave. WOODLAWH IfSt Roettger Hardware Go. CVCRYTMINa IN HARDWARE. PJUNTB, eim.tnr. bportino ooodb and riSHIHa TAOKLC 14 K, KnilDBMrortli Jtta, Wdln. S0 Fryers Pharmacy . WsodlMM Hi !9 KBIInMrarth An. Portlwxl, Org Reliable Druggists nOMPT StRVICE miOl ami QUALITY RfOHT Basket Groceteria 144 KHIInnMrUi . WATCH OT7R SATURDAY BAROAISS Ol'B MOTTO "rue Bwkt md Bay fer I m KTryUung in OootX timetnm" IHlon. Eat 7ZT A, J. DaVllblM, atar. ALBINA FURNITURE CO. NEW AND USED FURNITURE EVERYTHING TO FURNISH THE HOME S10 WILL I A MB AVE. : AMERICAN BAKERY Et,4229 . 483 WILLIAMS AVENUE . - MALTED MILK BREAD A SPECIALTY PIES - CAKES PASTRIES .. srsoii. . ' -f Mamrall Vaouum Ctattm WaAlna Maahta 27)0 - D.R. WATSON ; HARDWARS . . g M29 . SSS William Aa ' S.K. FISHER THE DRUGGIST til Wllllamt ABie, Corner Farffo Portlaad. OrtgoB"" Dr. J. W. Rawlinson Vision Specialist Any Lne Quickly and Accurately Duplicated mi til. Ent Bid. i i 549V, Williams Ave. (OVtR BATES' SANK) Office Hours. 0:30-12: 1:30-5 EVENINGS BT APPOINTMENT '" I Office East 7070 Residence Woodlawn S603