The Oregon daily journal., April 13, 1921, Page 9, Image 9

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1921.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, OREGON
TOWN i TOPICS
" : 1 COJIINO EVENTS
I- Brothcrbrod of American Xeomen. atata eoaj
elave, Eucrcr, April IS.
, - A O. U. W. grand lodge. Portland, April 19.
Forester of America, crand court, I'ortiand.
May 22 and 23.
' '' Ilo7l and Select Vaster, grand eoaneO. Eo-
fen. April 18.
. V Modern 'Woodmen of America, (tat camp,
Jicnd. May 10.
. Iitbekah -Ut uenHr Albany. May 17.
Military Order of the Loyal Legion, Portland,
n4Iy 10,
-rrr- Knighta of Colombo, atatn council, Portland.
May 80. -..
Natioiwl Association of Bntfdint Owners and
Manacen, Jnoev
Rose Festival. Jane 8. and' 10.
. hlat Medican association, Juno,
fr-.- j A. F. and A. M., grand lodge, June 14.
. 'Order Kastern Star, (rand chapter. June 16.
Indian War Veteran of North I'aciflo Coast.
June SO.
hi"-- Northwest conference -of graduate nnraes, Jose
S2 to 24,
w Bute tetter- Carritn aaaociatkm, Eocene,
Jone 25.
KnigbU Templar, j grand commander. Le
y;' Grande.: October 13. i.
1 WEATHKB FORECAST
, Portland and vicinity: Thureday rain,
aoutbwraterly winds. i;
ftiie Orevon and Washington : Thursday rain
;i!1WMt portion, rain or snow east portion; colder
- .-tonight j moderate tmilhwesterly wind.
no' UvKATHER COND1TIO.VS
Moderately high pressure prevail eat of tbe
Mississippi river and along the middle Pacific
coast, : Oyer the remainder of tlie country the
', erenure fa low, tiie 'principal centers of low
"" f.iesaure being In Texas ami Alberta. Precipita
f! tinn has occurred on the middie aud north Pa-
ciflo li;pe and over a itmrrow belt reaching from
lVolow t tbe Texas coast. The Ueavicttt ram-tj-fali
reported was. 1.1 i inches at Marshfieid. Or.
he wemther is much colder on the north Pa-
cilic coast, and in Wyoming, aud is much warra
rr in Southern Nevada tuid as, of the Mi-
t sivippi river. ' Freeling weather is reported
-v'.'-from fcaatern Oregon,. Wyoming, South Dakota,
"Montana, and the Middle Western Canadian
provinces, i;
4 Relative humidity at Portland: Noon yes
fterday.; 77 per cent; S p. m. yesterday, 83 per
', "cent; 3 a. m. today, 87 per cent.
fc Precipitation aince January 1: Total, 19 93
Inches; normal. 18.71 inches: exce, 1.14
H inc. use.
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f :"'Jke7. Or. J: CO-32 .08
f ""Hoise.j Idaho 64 44 .28
J J Boston. -Mas. 2 44 0
" - Jluffald, N. Y. 4 44 p
Calgary. Alberta . . 7(1 28 0
i Chicago, 111. ....... tt8 42 0
; ' envr. Col. 52 4 2 0
'! Moines. Iowa . .-j ...... . 88 54 .02
; - ; Fresno. Cat 70 50 0
v Oalveaton. Texas . ) 70 j 6 .02
'5 , ..Helena, . Mont u... 2 38 0
f f-- Honolulu. T.- H. .i ... 78 . , 0
. "Huron, a. l.....ii I 66 30 D
4 'Juneau. Alaska ......... .j SO .. .08
f 0 . Kansas CKy, AIo. 70 52 .22
: rti,J.oa Angeleo, Cal. 64 50 0
,! . Marshfield, Or., . . . . 54 86 1.12
j fMedford, Or, i i! 04 45
I 'Memphis. Tenn. 70 5B 0
T'tNew, Orleans, U. 72 62 0
'J York. N. Y... 82 ..' ...
North Head. Wash. 50 40 .42
Oklahoma tnty, Okht. 62 04- .12
J'hoenix, -Ariz bit 65 O
,Jittburg, Pa. ....,........ 58 48 0
' Portland. Or. 55 40 .45
J'rince Kupert. B. C. ...., 46 38 0
: j fc-'Roaemirg. Or. . . . '. 60 36 .32
t Jt. iKosweU. N. If. 70 60 0
j i S -Mscramento. Cal. ... . 02 4 4 0
; ! tt. tenuis. Mo. 72 54 0
,.,-rSt. Paul. Minn. 8 O
VS- , ' Salt Ike City, Utah. 58 42 0
'is -'y Kan IHego, Cai 62 54 0
K " Pan Krauciseo, CaL 60 46 0
W ' Seattle. Wwh 50 40 .42
fi f,,! Sheridan, Wyo. 62 30 0
i,J iHpokane, Vab. 0 40 .02
T,! ,, Tatoosh Island, Wasli. 48 40 .98
r.. Tcnopah, Nev, .... . . 00 44 0
(u Triangle Inland. B. C 40 36 .04
fei f l-'Vldea, Olaaka . 42 ' . . .14
ms J: 'Vancouver. B. C. 4i 50 38 .34
9 M -JutlVaUa Walla. Wash; 66 40 .12
j,S AVasldngton, 1. C. !:.:.. ..... 04 50 0
. 1'akima. HVIi. .j 56 34 .16
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P. il. renxjrt of ipreceding da
Plomratr to, Atft-nd Cleveland Confer-
i x- uc!-frUand will officially participate
f r(t Iliis ear Jn the national annual eonfer
' f V;Rf r.c of building officials for the first
if time since tbe organisation of this con
j Xerence seven years ago. This city's rep-
r'- resentatlve will be Horace K. Plummer,
f1 chief building inspector, who will leave
fcaturday for Cleveland, where the con
ference will- convene April 27, lasting
three days. He ; will be absent about
i'ie,three weeks and will visit Chicago. Cin-
,cinnati, St. .Faul, Minneapolis, Xenver
s4n' Kansas Cit3' to invetijfate various
.-U phases of building conditions. ..'
Colonel Dentler to' Speak Tonight
I '!fii..l O V. nanMar i rt rt fits i n-
: jji.niiecior or me Oregon .acionai uuara,
,.jivviu give tne second or ins series or lec--ivtures
on army organization before a
.-'..meeting of the r army reserve officers
corps at the Armory tonight. A tenta
tive constitution and by-laws for the or-
i j-l iKaniiation of the reserve officers have
ji? jiot.been drafted by the committee composed
"in tot Captain Jacob Kanzler- Captain
i, James Alexander, and Major M. B. Mar
' fellus and will be presented .to the of-
."- ficers for approval.
3it;rU
(1: - -,. Xew Tork Surgeon to J.eetnre The
. ! monthly meeting of the Portland Acad
,jis (my of Medicine to be held Thursday
1 imAvill be addressed by Dr. Ross W. Mc-
Therson of New York, whose subject
jaj v.-lll be "Eclampsia." Dr. McPherson is
'y'tnne o the attending surgeons at the
. ew, York Lying-in hospital. He will
'fdiscuss recent revelopments in the in-
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ceived by Xfeutenant Commander Fred
erick K. Eler, commandingr tne Port
land navy lecruitingr station. Enliot
me.nts in i tie service are open in all
rates for ejservlce men In any number
while first jfenlistmenta may be taken In
the seamin, engineer and hospital
branches the rate of 10 each week.
Sbepardk Anto Bn Llaet Portland-,
MultDornaii Falls division ieave Jr-ort-land
9 :33 a. m.. 10 :15 a. m., 11a.m. and
4 :30 p. in. daily and H :15 p. m. Satur
day. Sunday and holidays. Leave Mult
nomah Falls 7:15 a. m.. J20 p. m.. 4
p. m. an :20 p. m. daily. Buses, leave
St Chafes hotel. 204 Morrison street.
Telephone Marshall 438L Adv.
febepard'i Aato Baa Ltaes Portland-Astoria-6easide
division Leave Portland
7:30 9- m., 10 A- m., 1 p. m. and 4:15 p.
m, daily.! Leave Astoria 7 :15 a. m., 10
a. m., 1 :30' p. m. and :15 p. ra. . Direct
connecfons at Astoria to and from Sea'
side and Clatsop Beach points. Buses
leave St.! Charles hotel. 204 Morrison
street Telephone Marshall 438L Adv.
Shepard'e Aato : Bn tines Portland
Hood -River division Leave Portland
9 :30 a. m 11 a. m.. 2:45 p. ra. and 4 :30
p. rn. dally. Leave Hood River 9 30 a.
ra., 11 a. m., 2 :20 p. m. and 4 :20 p. m.
daily. Buses leave St Charles hotel. 204
Morrison st Telephone Mar. 4381. Adv.
lr. Eoti MrPhersoa of New Tork will
give the Robert H. Ellis lecture before
tl)? Portland Academy of Med'.cine in
the assembly room of the Portland hotel
Thursday, .April 14. at 8 p. m. The sub
ject of the lecture will be "Eclampsia.
All physicians are invited. Adv.
liayden Island Seeks Exposition To
discuss the advantages of Hayden Island
as the site for the 1925 exposition, ;he
Hayden Island c':ub will hold a meeting
taught at the l'cainsula Park clubaruse.
A variety of entertainment has been an
nounced. ;
Janitor Victim of Thief P. J. Sharp.
janitor at the Scott school, reported to
the police this morning that $220 was
stolen from 'Ms coat, which he left hang
ing in the basement The money 'was
taken some time Saturday afternoon.
"orman F. Coleman to Speak Nor
man F. Coleman, president of the Loyal
Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen, will
speak . before the Portland section of
the Society of American Foresters at
Central library Thursday night
Steamer America, for St Helen, and
way landings, daily at 2:30 p. m, foot
or Aider street Sundays, St Helens only.
at n:3U a. m. fllair- 8323. Adv.
Salem-Mill City Stage Line Connects
j. m. xvo. 5 for Mill City : connects O,
JNO. s (to Stayton only). Jos. Ham'
man. Salem phone 44. Adv.
Pyorrhea Treated by Special Method
Quick results and wonderful ease to the
patient, i Dr. S. C. Long. 310 Bush &
Lane building. Adv.
Portland-Salem" Stage Cadillacs. 12
passenger, leave Journal building 8
m. and 4 p. m. daily. Fare. $1.75.
Adv.
Dr. J. K. Locke Has t Returned. 822
Corbett bldg. Office hours 2 to 4 p. m.
Adv. , ,
Plates That Please Dr. E. C. Ross
man, specialist Journal building. Adv.
S. & H. Green Stamps for Cash Hoi
man Fuel -- Main 353. BG0-';1 Adv.
Cord wood, $8.60 1 E. Bowman Co.
Adv.
Safety Boxes le Bally. 284 Oak. Adv.
Secret Societies
Have Until May 15
To Lift Their Veil
Salem,' Or., April 13. Secret societies
in the public schools of Salem have un
til May 15 to lift the veil of secrecy or
abandon their organization completely.
This is the dictum of the school board
Issued at a meeting Tuesday night and
i a direct outgrowth of an initiation
ceremony by the "T. As", a semi-secret
organization in the high school here sev
eral weeks ago, in which Miss Margaret
llerce. daughter of Manager Pierce or
the Marion hotel, suffered the loss of a
tooth and two other girls were sughtly
bruised.j
Hereafter all organizations connected
in any way wtth the public schools must
submit copies, of their constitution- ana
by-laws, oaths, pledges, etc., to the
school board . for approval. Secret so
cieties will be strictly taboo.
Native of Olympia,
Long Lumberman,
, Dies at Silverton
Silverton. Or., April 13. Henry
Schneider, aged 70, a native of Olympia,
Wash., : died at the sanitarium in this
city Saturday. For six years he had
made his home here, with his oldest son,
William Deggeller, who had taken the
name of his mother by a second mar
riage. - Mr. Schneider was a veteran of
the logging and timber industry in tbe
Puget Sound country.
Mrs. Lucy Frost Vinacke, aged 90,
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
C. M. f Wray, Sunday. ; Three children
survive. i :
Floyd A. Ross, evangelist of Spokane,
Wash., with his wife and daughter,
opened a three" weeks' series of revival
services at the Christian church In litis
city, Sunday. 4 -
' vestigation of this disease.
. m ,-. Shepard'a Auto Bus Lines
-rortlJind
St. Helens division Leave Portland 7:30
'-'.a. m., 10 a. m., 1 p. m. and 4 p. m. daily
.' ' and 11:15 p. m.- Saturday, Sunday and
t holidays. Leave St. Helens 7:30 a. m.,
flQ :55 a. m 1 :15 p. m., 1 :4S p. m., S :15
. p. m. and 9:45 p. m. daily, and 6 :15 p. m.
' v; . Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Buses
. -f,, leava St Charles hotel, 204 Morrison
I . street Telephone Marshall 4381. Adv.
Commnnlty Clnb Meet The Neigh-
f. borhood Community club of South Port
land will meet this evening at 8 o'clock
' in the Neighborhood house. Miss Elnora
.W-Thomson, head of, the department of
public health nursing of the school of
i.ji, social work of the tniversity or Ore
i Vrfs. Worn, will be speaker. There will be
iiniusic. The public will be welcome.
f T . Fortlaad-Sewberg Baa Leave Fourth
iV'and Alder daily, 8:30. 9:30, 11 a. m. and
VwJU 2:30, 4:15, 6:30. 6:30 p. rn. : Saturday
f and Sunday, ix p. m. Jr-none wain am.
. - Adv. .'.;'!;
Reservists May Enlist In Xavy Naval
J. reservists may; be discharged from the
"- I reserve force in order to enlist in the
j regular navy, according to. orders re
Trave
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Tickets ? Reservations
Hotels Railroads
i Steamship Unes Motor Trips
i Tours and Roads
Swa a.Ai. -ra
DORSET B. SMITH. UtuiM
JOimXAIj BXJSIXESS OFFICE
Main 7173 Marshall 1947
Boynton Furnaces
Our Special Syte "f "OY11T0M PIPELESS
' ' , . A SUCCESS
v LKT US INSTALL YOURS
4 I J. C. BAYER FURNACE CO.
PH0NI MAIM 1 204 MARKET ST.
Auto Dealers to
Show Paintings by
American Artists
: Arrangements are being made by the
Portland Automobile" Dealers' associa
tion toidisplay the. 12 paintings interpret
ing "The Spirit of Transportation" in the
Multnomah hotel lobby Thursday after
noon and Friday of this week. The paint
ings are scheduled to reach Portland
from Seattle tonight.
The collection of paintings was or
dered by the. Clark Equipment company
of St. Louis, Mo., and then was requisi
tioned by the National Automobile Deal
ers association for display at New York,
Chicago, Detroit and Pacific coast cities.
A jury of' award, composed of leading
men in art and industrial life, has
passed on the pictures and has award
ed three prizes of $1000 each to Maxfield
Parrish, AJphone . Mucha and C. Coles
Phillips, who were tied for first place.
Prize money has been paid by the Clark
Equipment company, which has also pur
chased the collection for $50,000.
The j paintings represent the original
work of 12 of America's leading artists
and average 35x40 inches. Parrish, the
winner, painted his contribution on
aluminum, laying the flat colors with his
finger instead of the brush. It depicts
a truck caravan proceeding along the
precipitous sides of the Colorado Grand
Canyon, and was completed after two
months on the ground.
Parrish Is looked upon as tbe winner,
in spite of the three first prizes award
ed, because of the popular acclaim which
greeted his work at both New York and
Chicago. Coles Phillips ranked first
with the Detroit viewers. It is prob
able that those who view the collection
here in Portland will be invited to vote
pn the merits of each individual work.
Rat, Tin PanBoard
Fail to Stop Bullet;
Boy Struck in Head
Winlock. Wash., April 13. Eugene
Veness, Winlock '.boy accidentally shot
Monday afternoon by Alvin.Ruff, is ex
pected to recover. He is the son of F. E.
Veness, prominent lumberman of Win
lock.
The accident happened while Eugene
was riding his bicycle on his way to
school. Young Ruff was shooting at a
rat with a small rifle.5 The bullet passed
through the rat through a tin pan, and
then through an inch board before strik
ing Eugene on the side of the head just
above the ear. The bullet bad lost a
great; deal of Its force, .before striking
the boy and barely penetrated the skull.
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OFF C A
LIS
OPTIMISTIC;! FIRM
SHOWS
PROGRESS
"Not a single man on our payroll,
totaling more than 5200, his been
laid off, and not a single nan has
missed a pay check.! declared P. I
Emerson of the Reo Motor Car com
pany, Lansing, Mich., Tuesday night.
speaking at the Imperial hotel at a
banquet tendered by the Northwest
Auto company to Reo dealers from
all over Oregon. "The Reo Motor
Car company today is second in fi
nancial strength only to the Ford
Motor company." .
"Originally capitalized at $10,000,000,
the, company has accumulated $9,000,
000 more -in undivided profits during the
16 years past No stable concern can
fail to weather the present low depres
sion in economic circles, and it is stabil
ity that counts today, he continued.
Emerson has been on a tour of the
country and has studied conditions in
various sections at first hand. He de
clares there is little reason to doubt
that business is getting back on a firm
basis. His own factory, he asserted, nas
sold all cars and truck which had ac
cumulated during the past slow year,
has sold his output two weeks ahead
and is now actually facing the problem
of supplying parts and filling orders for
cars. There will be a shortage or fieo
cars felt within the next 60 days, he
declared.
J. A. Davidson of the Western Farmer
Layman of Salem
Elected Moderator
Eugene. Or., April 13. A. O. Condit.
Salem attorney, was elected moderator
of Willamette Prebytery at the spring
meeting being held here at Central
Presbyterian church. This is the first
time in the history of the state organi
zation that a layman 1 has been elected
head of that body. More than 50 min
isters from all parts of the valley are
attending the meeting, which closes to
night ? ' , "
IS YOUR
AUTOMOBILE
ENGINE
SICK ?
Are Yonr Spark Plugs Dirty?
Has Your Engine Lost Its Power?
Do the Cylinders' Pump Oil?
Do the Cylinders Need Re-Boring?
Here Is the Remedy:
Use Zelnicker Ever-Tyte Piston
Rings. Three-piece, entirely differ
ent Not a step, not a miter, Ever
Tvte. Less wear on your eylinder
wall than any other piston ring.i
Greatest oil and fuel savers in tbe
world.
Here Is the Proof:
We guarantee Zelnicker Ever-Tyte
Piston Rings to produce higher com
pression, develop more power, and
use less fuel and lubricating oil. you
to be sole judge.
We will refund the full purchase
price to any purchaser upon the re
turn of the rings, if they fail to give
absolute satisfaction i within a period
of twelve months from date of in
stallation.
This is the strongest guarantee
given by any piston ring manufac
turer. If your repair man tries to
substitute or sell you a piston ring,
so called just as good, order direct
from
Evinrude Motor Company
211 Morrison street Portland, Ore
gon. Phone Marshall 1765. Whole
sale and retail distributors of Zel
nicker Ever-Tyte Piston Rings for
Washington, Oregon and Idaho. Dis
counts allowed to the trade. A live
dealer and representative wanted in
your town. Adv. i
astounded those at the. dinner by declar-
ing that 70 per cent ef the automobiles
manufactured in 1920 were bought . by
farmers. He discussed "The Automobile
and the Farmer and pointed out that
the autombbile baa done more" to revo
lutionize eonditons In .rural America to
day than any other one thing. K. W.
Vogler, president of the Northwest Auto
company, presided at the dinner. Later
in the evening a motion picture was
shown depicting the building of Reo
motor cars. .- .,, ,
r-- .:
Prayers are most often answered after
you have given up waiting for the Lord
to wait on you ana nave uucen pick ana
shovel and gone out after what you
want
Eetail Jewelers to
Convene at Astoria
From June 6 to 7
The Orego Retail Jewelers' associa
tion will hold As annual convention at
Astoria June 6 and 7. according to plans
meeting of the executive,
the organization held here
Tuesday. More Utah 100 members al
ready have made arrangements to at
tend. Officials stated. Portland jewelers
will be hosts to the upstate delegation
outlined vat a
committee of
at a breakfast the morning of June (.
following which they will g-o by motor to
Astoria. . ' '" - ' "'M j
Members -of the executive committee
and officers of the' association are: t J.
F. Donnersberg. Astoria, president : I O.
A: Hartman of Salem, S. E. Lara way of
Eugene, and J. W. Johnson of Medford.
vice president ; F. M. French. Albany,
secretary treasurer 5 C J. Greve, Port
land, and R. M. Sawtelle, Pendleton,
members, of. executive committee. ;
nie Club Makes Hit
White Salmon. Wash,, April lS.t-Tbe
girls' glee club of the White Salmon
high school made a hit with the operetta,
ln India," in the first public appear-
Farmer's Son Dies
On Day Home Burns
Nehalem, Or., April 13. Fire de
stroyed the farm home of E. E. Lee,
well known farmer living on the north
fork of the Nehalem river, Friday. An
hour previous Lee had removed his son,
Kenneth, to . the Boals hospital in Til
lamook, where the boy died shortly after
arrival. Mrs. Lee and four small chil
dren remained on the farm. .; On account
of the dry condition of the farm struc
ture the flames spread so rapidly noth
ing could be saved.
Nearly
Saved!
'All you get else--.
w h e re for 75c
(except" delivery)
is waiting' for you
here-in
V. Suit
, 1 Pressing
'- '-for 45c
t WliaUe you wait,
i desired.
t
104 4th, Near
Stark
1013 Belmont
151 Orand Ave.
866 East Ankeny
217 N. Jersey, St Jolins
HURRY!
The above drawing was mailed by some friend to help us in our
efforts to impress upon the public the advantage', and necessity of '
ordering Gasco Briquets NOW, thus saving money j and keeping j
the Uas to. s men employed.
The ' 'Easy ' Waisher
always the b.est of all Washing
Machines
now s also the leader in price
14-9
for Nickel Zinc," or $1S3 for Copper Tank.
Recommended and sold bv
Portland Ga & Coke Co.
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The Part
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Yqu Want
Is Here
There's no need of wast
ing time in looking for
any needed auto or truck
part when you know you
can find it here.
ance of the club. The leading part was.
taken by Miss June Overbaugh and the
part of the village scold was excellently
played by Miss Florence Bletjana. The
operetta was given under. the direction
of Miss Stella Johnson, teacher of munle
In the Will to Salmon schools, and the
dancers were trained by Mrs. J. W.
Dickey. i
' Portland Angler Fined !
Oregon City, April 13. Leo Jai'obxon
of Portland paid a fine of $25 and com
in the justice court Tuesday for finning
without a license. He was arrested by
Fish Warden Kralg. i
There's room here to park your car while, shopping s
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For Nearly Every Car
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This is a-veritable treasure store for garage men and car' owners who
make repairs pn either pleasure cars or trucks. The part you want '4
is here if it s anywhere. And in our broad-daylight tore yoi can
see to make inspection" of the repair parts and accessories you are looking for.
Gears, Axles, Springs and Universal Joints
f erential gears, bearings, engines, trailers,, truck-;
maKing- attaenments, power piani auaenmenis,
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Every -
at the
Day
Household Needs
Lowest
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OTOUT-LYONS "Your Home Drucgists" believe
. "1 . i r . I r lLf " i i
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keeping our stock
in making two
In this y ay you buy for less, and we still
have a iust margin and gain hew friends and customers,!
always fresh and effective. lEvery artcle standard true to name.
Check Here the Articles You Want
And Bring This Advertisement to Any of Our Three Big Stores
2 ounces Cascara Aromatic .. .
4 ounces Cream Tartar......
3 ounces Lysol . . .
1G ounces Moth Balls
4 ounces Sweet. Oil . . ...... .
6 ounces Rose Water.
1 ounce Tincture Benzoin. . . .
16 ounces Aqua Ammonia
6 ounces Bay Rum
4 ounces Bay Rum and Glycerine 25
16 ounces Borax, powdered.
"1 pound Bark Cascara ....
4 ounces Bark Sassafras. .
4 ounces Chalk and Orris.
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UUlltCS VlldlllUIIlllC ....
ounces Extract Vanilla
ounces Extract Lemon .
3
3
1
1
3
4
4
4
25
.25
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25
25
..50
ounce Essence WintergreenJ . ,15
ounce Essence Peppermint.
ounces Essence Pepsin,
ounces Fuller's Earth. .,
ounces Glycerine, pure.
20
..40
.25
..25
. 50 I
50 I
2 ounces Oil Eucalyptus '. . . . . . . 25
6 ounces Oil Olive1, pure. . . . . J . . .50
16 ounces Oil Pariffin . . i . . . J . ,50
3 ounces Orris Root '. . . '-. . . 1 ... .25
.6 ounces Plaster Paris . . ... i . . . k10
jG ounces Plumice $tone . . . A . . 25
jl dram Quinine,, loose . . . ; .i. . .25
1 doz. 2-grain Quinine Capsules 15
doz. 3-gram Ouinine Capsules jUt
doz. ."-grain Quinine Capsules 35t
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com" a'ross wltli a new pt
fert In a danr n-roril. Tbvr
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ful iriDiltiUtioni in this fox.
trut which arem to lift tha
diiBCs'. fret with a 1'i'wer
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31c combinations.
ROSE NIGHTINGALE
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Hrr Is a new combination
t tbn AIl-Mlar Trio with i(j
own orchi-stra. You hrr Ui
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Walnut Cream
9 Molasses Taffy! 9
A delightful combination
of New Orleanm molasses,
California walnuts,
cream, butter and pure
cane sugar.
Special, Lb. 39c
for Thursday, Friday and Satur.
day regular price 60c.
French Pastry Special
Moca. Cakes, regular $1, special
for Thursday and Friday, 75c.
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With
Flower"
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269 Morrison Street
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ounces Leaves Henna. .,
16 ounces Lime Water.
'3 ounces Oil Camphorated
8 ounces Oil Castor . ..
1 ounce Oil Cedar Leaf. . . .
3 drams Oil Cloves e. .....
4 ounces Oil Cocbanut ... .
15
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25
15
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..50j
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pound Epsom Salts
" 3 pounds fo'r . . ". . : . . .
4 ounces Rochelle I Salts -..
2 ounces' Salts Taijtar . . .
ounces Quince Seed.-.,
ounce Caraway Seed .
pi n t Wa tc rgla ss .... . .
quart Waterglass .. . . .
. y2 gallon Waterglass '. . ... . ... .'. 75t
1 gallon Waterglass .. . . . . '. ... .$1.00
12 ounces Sodium; Bicarbonate. ...10
16. ounces Dobell's Solution.. . . .35
1 ounce Tincture Iodine . . . . .25
; 2 ounces Tincture Arnica ... ...:25t
j 3 ounces Tincture Green Soap; ...40
t 2 ounces Tincture Myrrh . .-. . . . ..25
i 16 ounces'Violet Ammonia... . . . .40
1G ounces Violet Witchhazel.v. . .50
16 ounces Witchhazel ........ . .40
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tast litk and Broadway
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I f AK.n At'y
, tbij and Morrioa
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RATE 1. 60 A DAV ANO UP
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WE INVITE YOU TO EAT AT TUB
SEWARD HOTEL
THE -IIOC8K OB" CIIEKIf
and' wt 'ltrv cm
CLUB BREAKFASTS and out
LUMCHEOMS, 40o, 50c, and tmr
OINMEFiS, eoe, 7, 1.00, and miv
SUNOAV TABLB D'HOTE DIMMED
S1.00, ara unsqualad.
V hava finmlird out dw dlnlna room,
which almost duublm oar formt-r capacity,
and w are now a bis to taka excellent
rarfe of small banonqts and partita.
W. C. CULEERTSOW, Ptopru.
Th.
UNITED .
ARTISANS
insure the Whole Family
New 20 Pay Life and Whole-XlTa laoa
Assets W early ?l.tUO(00g.W
ArtUaas JBldf Broadway aad Oak 8b
Mala 1220
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