THE OHEGON DAILY JOURNAL, TCHTLAND, - OnZGOX.
FRIDAY, APRIL 21, KZ2.
JUDGE BEAU TO
MEUBSTO
h
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tecllot u mad Thursday by Fed
trU Judge R. & Bao to excuae en May S
11 men now serving on the federal court
Jury, to allow, them to attend to their
aprtn; work. The clerk wae Instructed
to draw te more namea from the Jury
hot. Thirty of those drawn reside In
Multnomah county and th balance
throughout the state. The tEJnttad State
mairahal was Instructed to nave he new
Jury on band ea May. i.
The Multnomah county name drawn
aret William J. llawkine. Ma 671 Myr
tl street! Ferrest C Ilaworth. r.o. 1213
' feast Waahlnstoa street I Henry Hender
ana. No. til Myr street i Arthur K. Hill,
x East Alder atreet: Walter Hln
rnan. No, 40S tth at. K. E. ; Alfred W.
Horn. No. I4 Market Street .Drive: Lee
r. Ilosklns. No. Ill South Ivantioe
arreet: OeorM It Howell. No. 1(3 Eaet
li(n street : Jeeeph W. Howell. No. 401
:aat Kuhth street; W. R.Kaer. No.
4.1 Eaat 0thetreet north; Harry C
I one. No. 170 ChampUm street : Lee R.
Marvin. No. 117 Kaat 7&lh street north:
Hush B. Makwvll. No. $3 East Colmon
tret; MrKlnley Mitchell,: Nortenla
hotel : Thomas C. Nlner, No. X22 Tenth
sireet: Charles H. I'atmer, No. 4SS Eat
Hih street; Joseph P. Parker. No. !1
Kaat flat street ; John M. Payne. No. I
t I4tn street; Arthur E. Peake, Was
4104 9th street & EL; John H. Pom eroy
Multnomah station: Homer-P. Port'
wsd. Aran Plaee : " Wdney '. C. Ttaar
mvmt. So. 3t Kast SOth street north
Charles Klngler. No. lit Haset Fern
rure: Donald M. Rowc; No. (It UuU
omah street; . Edward . C. '. Hammona,
No. llth street: Charles E. Sand. No.
113: East 41th street north: Themes B J
Katterwhlte. No. SOS F.aat 22d street:
Robert A. Hawrer. No. HI Hamblet ave
nue : Claude I. boofflns. No. 1077 Kchuy
W street T Jesse R, Khars, No. 199 Pros
per drive.
Residents -outside '-'of : Multnomah
county rhoeenj are: W. U. Ball, Toledo;
O. Clifford Barlow, Warren ton ;' J. T.
Beekwlth. route 1. Jefferson J. D.
Havens. Pallas ; U M. Bltney. Wood-
urn; C'Blaeer. lUlIabore; Albert Can
f lend. Hood lUver I .Orant V. Clayton,
T'lllard: Georce W. CHne, 'Albany ; N.
I), i Cool. Train ; Richard Davis, route
J. Oreson City; Loyal V. Emery. Ump
Qtia t . 1. Fry, Astoria ; D. P. Ketchum.
The Dalles R. K. Kirk. 8L Pan. '. E. K.
lieek. route 2. Oregon City; John Mar.
thaler, route J. Qervala t T. R. McOln
Ma, Corvallls; It, W. Morris, Corvallis;
Grorae C Perdue, route 3, Hubbard;
Johrt 8. Rubens," St. Helens ; O. W. San-
tn. Astoria : J. IL Ehaner. Astoria;
J. Schassen, The Dalles: Alfred Behind
ler, route J. Portland. Washington
county; Frank Skipton. Albany; J. W.
Ward. WaptnlUa; Charlea C. Whttten,
Eugene; I. C. Wlckatrom, Scappoose.
and A-ae Woife. Tart, i , f
r .' "'A;- . : ,
tlfs.vlilihnie Smith
jjx-rortiana ariisi,
Dies in California
News of the death of - Mrs. Minnie
(Reggie) Urtfahl Smith fa Ban Fran
cisco Saturday has reached Portland.
Mrs. Smith Is 'the djiugnter : of ; Mrs.
Un Urdahl of No. XZl Rom street and
has three brothers In this city. Ha Ivor
M Louis and H. P. UrdahL She spent
her early school days in Portland, and
after her marriage studied, art In Eu
rope, and on her retmrn was unusually
successful with a line of work which she
designated as art failure, a reproduction
of portraits In miniature fashioned of
woven silka and human hair. -1 -
II rst mlth did some special work In
sculpture, one of her last pieces. Pega
sus, the winged steea or myinoiogy. re
ceiving wide comment Pegasus was un
veiled with much cermony in Ean Fran
cisco In ' November, 1910. by the Pen
women's' club of that city. Later Mrs.
Smith continued her work alone artistic
lines, doing portraits in baa relief and
Interior decoration. She was about - 34
years .of age at tha time of .her death,
which followed an operation In a Ban
Francisco hospital. , ' .
Fossil Woman Dies -Wiiile
En Route to
Portland Hospital
Daiy Le Brlmkley, wife of Waler E.
Brinkley of Foasll. died Wednesday i
afternoon, as she was enroute, 4a com
pany with her husband and nurses; Mrs.
Mack Huntington of Fossil ' and Miss
Cathy of Condon, from Fossil to a Port
land hospital. i ' -
Mrs. Brlnkley was born February II,
IttS, and had lived near Fossa until her
Marriage in 1 90S, when for lour years
eh lived on the old Brlnkley place in
Benton county. - In' 1909 shd and her
huchand took up a homestead near Fos
sil, where they reelded until the present
Beeldes her husbands Mrs. Brlnkley is
survived by her son Harry and" daugh
ter Margaret her mother. v Mrs. Ellen
Lee, and -brother, Frank Dee of : Fossil ;
her sisters. Mrs. Rosie McCoy of Castle
Rock, Wash. ; Mrs. - Bessie Gage of
Mitchell, ' Mrs. Fannie Hicks, and -an
uncle, George - Bawley of - FosstL Ths
funeral services will be held Friday at
Fossil.-'' ' , i- .
mm day
TO BE wm
The twenty-second annual celebration I
of Founders' day will be held at Cham-
poer with. a picnic, 'Saturday; May ,
under, the auspices of the jOregon Pio-1
neer association and the Oregon Histori
cal society. - - -
Judge P. H. D!Arcy. pioneer of' lS57, 1
and past nresideat of the pioneer associ
ation. wUI be president of the day.
Pioneers, their children and citizens (en
ejraBy.. will leave Portland on - the
steamer Madeline from the foot of Al
der street at 7:30 a. nu and arrive in
Oregon City at 8:39, and at Champoeg
by; 11 a.; m" accordtas; to schedule.
Above Oregon City only one stop will be
made, at Wilson ville, - to accommodate
those taking the electric train to this
point - , -
From noon until 1:15 p. m. the pio
neers will have a basket dinner at
Chatnpoeg. "At 1 o'clock the program
will - begin with "Star , Spangled Bam
mt, led by Mrs. Carrie B. Adams, who
has had considerable experience in lead
ing community singing. Invocation, In
formation addresses limited to five min
utes and patriotic singing will make up
the program. : - ? :s ) ' -
The boat will leave for the return
trio afc"4 . p. m.n and make clone corv-
nectkm with , the electric cam at Wu
aonvllle.v north and south. -
- Boat tickets may bo secured from
jBeorge.IL Himes, curator and assistant
secretary of the ;Oreron Historical so
oWv. room C. The Auditorium; not
later than Thursday, May 4. The boat's
capacity Is limited to 280. .' j
Burns Prove Patal 1 ':,
:" To2-Year-01d-Tot
Salem, AprU Il.-r-Evelyn. the JJ-yearrOld
daughter of Mi and Mrs. A. Hunt, living
two miles east! of S&iera. died at a local
hoapital Thursday as the result of burns
received whea her clothing caught fire
from sparks from the kitchen stove
Wednesday ' afternoon. The child's
parents were attending . the funeral of I
a neighbor at the time of the accident
leaving Van younger children at home
In tho care of, a 15-year-old sister. ;
3'.- - ,-eassta aee-a---- e"' J -n .
. CL.TJB IlfACGUBATES LTJKHEOK
' Milton, April 21. The Commercial club
of Milton tias inaugurated twice-a-month
luncheons. - SIxtyive attended the first
which ws served by members of the
Woman's Improvement club.
rMerbrihmJiGO of c Merit Onlj?
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111 Ifi ikUUtkft n leT- . wssjssa 11 i
EVERYTHING FOR CASH EVERYTHING FOR-LESS-
'7 v-:;"A Saturday Feature in the "Million Dollar Drive" - i '
Boys' Jack O'jLeatKer; Suits
VI
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bbut Half Price
Moth
ers know what baseball season means to boysclodi
ea
worn-out knees, torn pockets, patched seats but mothers of
boys that wear Jack O'Leather" suits aren't worrying. They
know that the leather reinforcement at the knee, seat and
"pockets of these sturdily built suits wijl stand the "wear" and
tear ot the season." 1 hese suits on sale at about half price.
Sizes for boys of 7 to 18 years. , ; -
Union Suita for
Boy cf 4;to 16
Yeartnt 69c
Boy' KoveralU
of Khaki and
Denim -at 9c
Boy Corduroy
Knicker- Sizes .
8-17 Yr., $1.S9
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la ike Eceiemy BateaieiV-Llpnaa, w0i(i A Co.
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OhBuildinsandGarcienTbol
Winchester Hand Saws 95 Garden Rakes ....... 75
C1stIel)erS 80c 'fla Hoes 75?
Wood Planes V.".'.".$i.l5 Spading Forks r;...$1.25
Hack Saws 55 Garden. Cultivators . . . 80
Contractors. Attention! '
Our Complete Line of Contractors' and Builders' Tools
Consists of Such Standard Lines as '
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; ; Maydole
Disston
Atkins
Plumb
Wp Carry a Full Line of Sargent Builders' Hardware
Other Specials! , o - ;
lWc Are Ofifering for Limited Time Only the Fol
lowing Specially Priced Goods:
Flash Lights , 9051 Auto-Strop Razors ..81.00
Blades for Gillette Safety Ball-bearing Roller Skates '?
Razors, six blades. . .45? for the kids. :.$1.90
Good substantial Vacuum Shoulder Holsters, regular -Bottles,
each,,. 80 $3 X)0, special 2.10
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'YourFartt
YoarTatoritsOrQanha&B Contort
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Chovn Hardware Co.
147- Fourth Street, Between' Alder and -Morrison
2 DRESS FOR LESS Z
" ; TREMENDOUS: SAVINGS LIN
Our store is. full of barsains t sJl times. This d will' fire you a part of the
story. But you are rgoing to :nm' something mighty cood if.you fail to cet to
our store Saturdy. ;,. C"- - ,;4 . . ".
TENTS:-E.W TENTS V
A real Ariny Tent of extra heavy ducl' reclaim
TTfll Tm.- (7x7-o2. S6 each 63
all 1 Gilt S ) 7x9-8-023 eeach : . . . $ 7.5 0
KEW. 4-FOOT v )8xl0 8-02 36each . .$ &0
wall. H -pitch a v9Vgxl2-8-oz-3each 9 9.50
10x12 8-02. SS each : .$100
10xl4-ozS&-5each .'.$12.00
Camp Stools s I . .'. I .'. 1 . . '.1 . 50c
Cooks' and , Bakers' Aprons,
5ft:!E49c
Barber Coats, each. 75c
' White Linen Dress Off .
"Shirts, new. Our price. iOL
MackinawB, O. D4 new. .$5.95
O. D. Wool Trousers, new $2.50
0. 0. Wool Breeches V
S1.25,S2.50
Army Khaki Breeches for, . 75c
Moleskin Pants, new. ... $2.95
Khaki Pants, new. ..... .$1.45
' New Array Waist Overslis.98c
New Army Jumpers fox. . .75c :
. Army Junipers and Over- Op .
alls, reclaimed - garment uC
Lee's Coveralls, new. . , $225;
'Wool O. D. Blouses for.... 75c
Blue Wool Blouses for.i.-Se'
. Army Wool Sweaters, JO ff .
new .... OUtXJW
Shirts,rool, "Ow D. ii.
75c, S1.25, S1.50
Army Slickers, redsimed.'.i$I i
Service Hats for.......... 75.
Bine Work Shirt., new.... 69c
O. D.lWool Glo-ves. pair... 25c
Leather Faced Gloves, psir.25c
Heavy Canvas Gloves, pair. 10c
Wool Mixed Sox, pairfT...25c
Cotton Sox, 8 pairs.. . . ..$1.00
Khakt . Army, Sox, Tir. , ..15c
Army I Summer under- 1 rj
wear, R. C, rarraent... XUC
Array Wool Underwear, Afg
Shirts,: Drawers, rarment zU C
Army Steel Cots foe .... $2.50
Cot Mattresses for...... $1.50
Web Belts, new ..,20c
Army Gloves, all leather, OK
reclaimed, pair 50c and OtJU
Navy Trousers, newr " f?(
dark bloetair.......i)AetJll
U. S. , A t ra y -jsst
S3.50
Shoes." Special, pair
Herman's -.Bus set CK flfl
Army Last Shoes, pairOt) eUU
-?l!.!!,..S4.50
Hennan's Field Shoes, fZ(
the best; pair. ....... tOOeUU
Uverseas Caps for. ........ .5c
S1.45
U. S. Army Shoes, reclaimed,
new soles and heels. (?0 Cf
Vour choice, pair. . . . .OiieUll
Army Gym Shoes,
reclaimed ........
Double Grip Garters, pair.. 15c
Hickory Shirts ........ .$1.10
Pack Sacks, new. .......$1.50
Ration Baes, reclaimed.... 40c ,
Aoto Packs, heavy Q1 rjfT
canvas,, new. .;,...01lu
Canteens, reclaimed 25c
Canteen Covers, reclaimed . 1 5c
Canteen Cnps. new .......10c
New Mess Kits, each 40c
White Handkerchiefs, each.. 5c
Collates Shaving, Soap, . p j
cake ...i. ...... ........ tJC"
Velvet Tobacco, 2 cans . . . .25c
Army Bacon, 12-lb or
can, per can.........OaeMO
Army Roast Beef, 2 -IK tin. 25c
Corned Beef HashA-lb. tin. 15c
Sweet Csporal Cigarettes, p
10 to a pack...... ....... tjC
Canvas Legrings, pair 45c
Wrap Lerrinzs, pair 4Sc
jueamer jeninxs, new, pair. 53
GRBT BLANKETS Wool Army Blan- QO if NEW WOOL O. D. 'ARMY SHIRTS. CO f7
kets, 70x84 inches, 4 lbs . ; . . ; .r. OO U U Our price ...... ................. . .OOeU U
.BLANiiBrs,o.D.C9 Kn I TEA-COATS, new.CQ fl fl I SPECIAL Army . Wool Knit Of
jidJ u.i A dandy, only;.-.. ej?UeJ U J Sox, new. 3 pairs 80c pair.-. UUU
WboL Our" price'
' FPFF ATlIPTi A Y ! ;"A Amy Roast Beef with every 5 parckase .
A iVLYLi JjilUlkUiil ' ever, exceptor Shoes A Pair ef Sox with every Pair ef Shoes -
" '' " '- Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled. - No Goods Sent C.O.D.
FIRST AND TAYLOR Store Open Saturday Until 9 P, Mv -FIRSTHAND TAYLOR
Hi HORENSTEIN
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Army
CORNER FIRST AND TAYLOR
3 DRESS FOR LESS CT"
from our
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Count the
suggetjtion to
for
opportunity
to share in
IN G ASH -PRIZES
pf
'.;-. la eBr distribution sf ' :
r S(XM in Cash' Prizes!
3 Msny of the returns so far received in
dicate a general inclination to overlook
the diarrarn in the upper right corner of
the Map, where out-of-town shareholders
are represented by dots surroundmc
three circles labeled -State of Washina
ton," -Oreron Outside of Portland" and
"State of California."
These dots do not show on the small
map used in our advertisements plain
enough o count. In -view of this and the
fact that it has ben ruled as an ex
cusable oversight, those who have made
entries up to snd including- this dste,
April 21, are extended the privilege of
making- another entry. .
'. All are therefore advised to take ad
vantare of tha lare-e man. 7t7U n.Vu
te counting the dots, a ropy of which
map may pe securea r act. upon request
by phone, mail or in person at this office.
shows that it is plain, simple I and . easy, that it
! will be a lively contest and that hundreds of peo-Ni
pie are interested in our PARTIAL. PAYMENT !
PLAN to participate in the distribution of the
present offering of Cumulative . First Preferred
i Capital Stock m Northwestern Electric, Company
paying 7.14. - .- -
ulSHints
Rules
Note the tiny dots on the accompanying map. . p?nles cioe 3o.p.
Each of these dots, represents a stockholder in ' Escb contestant Is entitled to one entry only. . . .
the Northwestern Electric Company. The idea ' i Entry blank consists of Contest Coupon" atUched hereto
or copies ot same wmcn may Pe secured free upon re-
of Contest
May 4. ' ' .
Men's Khald Riaing
.Trousers Special..
03.75
Strongly, made riding trousers that are
. relnforctd from seat to bottom of legs.
-Sizes to 42.
Men's Union Suits $tJ9 : :
Hea-y; medium and light "Weight union
uiU cf ribbed cotton. ; . Cosed cnch.
atkle length, ihort and Jong sleeves: Siies
34lo46.- " . "V.
Men's Work Shirts $5e
Chamhray work -.shirts . in blue and
gray. Full cut and strongly finished.
Flat collars, sizes.M'i to 17.
Men's Suspenders 3$e 1
.
Heavy work swpenden with - heavy
Itather ends and non-rust metal clasps.
Very special at 39c pair. - s
la lae r.eeaeaty Baaeiaeat
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'Girls "Dresses of
: Ginsham Special
:0125. ;
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It doesn't pay to do home dress-making when
dresses like these "can be bought for as little at
" : $ 1 .25. Pleasing checked paUerns trimmed with
organdy and pique. For girls of 7 to 14 years.
4 Organdy Dresses $2S3
.;. Dainty organdy dresses Jor fjirls of 6 to 14
. years. A good assortment of shades. Skirt ruf
fle trimmed. -
la tic Eteteisy Bastmeat
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Objects ; -
1. To forcibly bring, before the public attention the large
Humber of'stockholders in" tbe company.' j 'f :
2. To stimulate public interest1, in the activities of the
company tnd the Immense smount 1 of "money being ex-
pended here at home in improvements. ' " .
3. To impress the public with the notable growth, able,
management and excellent financial condition of the com
ptny. . . . . - - V- v . -
To emchasize the rrpwess of a public utility, dealing
only in power, as t regular and liberal dividend, payer ,
and as a safe and conservative industry la which to invest.
5. To encourage the, aatit ot saving.., 1
6. ;To interest the general puDiie in tne purcniseyot sound.
1 securities AT-HOME that pay a rate of interest much more
( attractive than ordinarily paid on one's Sir in gs. ; .-. : ;r
7. To logicallr introduce and intensively feature for two
weeks A PARTIAL PAYMENT PLAN by which hundreds
tinwillinr or unable to rav ALL cash may now" snare in
the distribution of the present offering: of Cumulative First
i Preferred Stock ptjrinr 7.t47 (payable (juarterly). ; -
here proposed is to determine the number of stock
holders in the company by . counting the . dots.
Among the 153 persons who guess nearest to the - ;
i number of stockholders or" dots, will be distributed
; ihe $805 in Cash Prizes.;; There are no strings
attached to v the : offer and no conditions with v
which to comply except as outlined in the accom- r
panying wRules.fV -1 . ,
'. Thus, H is evident that all who can count -have. an equal
, . chance in this contest and that It is plain, simple and easy,
y The Master Map (large size) from which this copy fs made ;
, - is on exhibition In the di?ply window of the Northwestern
Electric Company., Washington at Jenth. A copy of the
" map between it and the size-here shown large enough-to
make it easy to count tbe dots, may be had FREE for we
: quest at the "Northwestern' office, Washington at Tenth,
'": when' you call r phone lor copy of. large' nap la use In
' counting the dots. J - t -, '
Anyone is eligible to enter and participate la the benefits
" of this contest except employes and members of the family
of employes of'the Northwestern Electric company.
. General Manager Mers-in alone will know the exact nunt
. ber of stockholders as represented by dots on the map. -j
Promptly at the end of the contest the retarns will be
checked up and the prizes awarded Strictly In accordance "
with the actual count. ' ;. . ,
; In event of. a tie of one or more persons for the prizes,
Ore nsmes of those who are tied will be drawn In tfeter- ,
asking st the desk inside, or ifyou cesire. U wUI be mailed "!:w,nnm y.a jnerested person excluded from
free upon: request,, ; , . . . . , ;. ; , ' . . ?; ;
,;In order to quickly fin ish distribution of the current Issue . . 'All' prizes won to remain- on de-oslt and ta be iviiliMe
c
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of Cumulative First' Preferred- Shares of Northwestern
. Electric Company (a . 20 million dollar corporation), and -at.
the same time accommodate all those who desire them - .
r on a partial. payment plan guaranteeing 6 interest on
- all payments, we have evolved this, novel and interesting
- method of "offering to aU an opportunity to secure a cash
. r ,prfce, apply it'oit a payment of Northwestern shares and
; pay for the balance out of your weekly or monthly savmjrs.' '
- AH there is to do is to count the dots apparent on the ,
. - -map herewith,, estimate the number. obscured, place your ' ,
: total figures on the contest coupon and sign and return it
': s to the Northwestera Electric Company. ; - - ' ' ''
The time is short and 0U1CK ACTION IS NECESSARY '
- for those who wish to share in the benefits. The. Contest J
Closes at 6:30 P. M. May 4. , ' - .' ; V :-;
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Table of Prises ,
Grand Prise 1 100.00: One fully paid aha re of tlrst fref erred-
iCumulaUve T Capital 'Stock of Kotthatfitern Electric Com
pany. , , - ; - - j i
J.' C 'Tavarra,
Manager Stock Sales Dr.
Tlret Prlre".. ......
!tlt Priie ..............
i rifty ITtset .....i..
5eit Oae fiaadred rrizes
ft
,u lor9 comparative r rices I hey Are Mislead ins and Often Untrut
..U ..i.ee
........... t;.e
......ears S S.tt
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lMVUli. Ji .il Ji
SSfEKW
atrrecatiri SS05.M.
cordtng to the "Bules ct Contest'' elaewfaere la Una advertise-
A total of 155 Tries,
cord in
ment.-
to be awarded ac-
E vv
ELECTRIC COMPANY
f Light Pewer Tleat
Croadway S0
' Vuhiarton at Tenth
by. the winner only for applying upon the rurchase of the
'North western'' Cumulative Firstreferred Shares. ;
AH estimates reentries most be in' the "Northwestern'
Office, Washington at Tenth, bv 6:30 P. M.. Mav 4. in
order to qualify in the contest.
L i If for any reiso.i the Company considers any entry dis
trV'qulifid General Manager Merwin. reserves the right to
i reject the entry. : . - - " - ; j . -
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For any information that , may be desired' that' is not
. found herewith, call at '.'Northwestern" office, Wishington
: at Tenth, or telephone Broadway 580.; . ; . -
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i r " CONTEST COUPON- r "i
V .L NORTHWESTERN ELECTPJC COMPANY ; .
': I . - ' . J. CTavara. MfT. SteckSaUs "t I
. '' WaahiBgtom at Tenth, Portland, "Or.
. ' 1' M timt nf lli namhrr rJ wnttr SmrinlAr .-
I resented by dots on the map appearing In your adver- I
' S tisementjsv:............ ..,
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dress ' .Jj
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Address