THE OUZGON SUNDAY JGIHINAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY JIOIOTNG, JULY Z7, ivzz.
TOWN. TOPICS
'I
s COMIX? EVENTS
' SooHicfb Oreeon EpMrtb Um tBtee.
' Aaaiand. July 17-aa. . ; -
Columbia (obbW eenfefesea f United Pi1
'fcTtenas eJmrcla, feres Gw JJt 1K-25.
Orrgon Sut Hefiaae . aaaaeiaiiea easap-
lMcUn. Portland. Joir SO-SO.
, Oregon tt Editorial aasafjatios annnal
eosTtauon, CorraUis, JI 81-28. -
BeorcasiaHl Cbnrch of Jean Christ of let
ter Da Sam, wimmliw, FrUMV- Jaui
22 to itiyiMt S-
Oregon Suit Baptist eonraatkm. Columbia
Epworth Umm Inetitats (MethodiatT, FH
- war, vr.. Jtti7 -
Okcjob Baptist Ta POT -
-Imprevw Order of JUS Mea. St eaqncnl.
Bend, vbii z aaa z.
Buyer' Week. Aaeiut 6-12. '." -Oregon
Conference Metbodut Cams
lnr rmin l;mM. Auml 10-tA.
nfeaoV ChrJetiaB Endearer roaiaranc
(Orea-oa yearly Stacus), Barrtev. Aafaat
Oregon CbriatUn Endearer annuner eeofer
anea. Colombia, City. AnSnst to Sep!
- ear . - -
t lMvrttw crnd-Tra. Lea. eoestr. Piiitt,
September . aS 4. -
General eeetveatM ef PtsAestaat Epleeer!
rhnrrJi at iuanin, Portland. SeDtembe S-2.
Oregon conference of Mathodirt einreh.
Salem. Sentember S-llj
Washington state Fair. TbMw, ScptMBfetT
Western Xerwecian - Da nip b eonf erase, ef
alethodiat church. Portland. September J9-I1
Uregon State Fan-, September 3 -so.
Round-Co. Pendleton. HeMember 21-88
-KBiehta Templar, gTand comma ndax. Boae-
bur. October
ricitic International Lireaioc" XxpoaiUoS,
Portland. SoTember -4-11.
Stata ' Hotei -r asaociauoa. . ). ' aMPtaV
W & atvl a t . -
Stat Xeariiera' aaaoetatlgiw December it-BOl.
tIfr to JtMa-Th Xrr-
tnfton Park Welfafe lear4 will itet
at the Knnay acnooj nou jueiaay,
President Edwards will appoint tha
etandinff committees and outline the
duties. Mr. Upham ot the department
of health, will brhtfly outline tne city
ordinances tn r14Uon td tha sanitary
coaditions Final disposition of tne
injunction issued a few weeks since
restraining a ahack builder freiA eon-
Etructimr a buildina under tne renrtO'
tlofts will be made. A number of new
members have been tecelTsC a sp.
clai campaigTi Is to be mads for mem
bers withia the next few weeks. All
residents are Wyed to corns Tues
day eveni&a- at s s'cioeav
CeleM Atsarst t'ortland-Multna-
mih FaUsHood RlerTns oaiies ai
vielor Leave Portland Stars Termi
nal, Park sad Tarn hill streets. t:30 a.
rn. 11 :0 s. m-, B .10 p. 4 :4a p, m.
daily to Hood Riyer, and 6:30 p. m.
dally to Hood River except Satur
vdara. Sundays end holidara. -11 :15 tk.
m. Saturdays, Sundays and holiday
to Hood River.- Lieave. Multnomah
, Falls for- Portland a. m.. 11:20
a. m., 1:20 p. m., 4 20 p. m. and 6:35
p, m. daily. lJirect oonnecuene Witn
all stages to and from th Dalles.
Phone Main 8611. -Adv.- ,
fe Breed Sees At least otrs brood
of Hungarian partridkes, which were
released by the state same commission
in 1914. survives In, the Willamette
valley, according- to report to Captain
A. E. Burghduff. state same warden.
who saw a brood of 17 of these birds
three miles north of Jefferson during
a visit to that secti'sn last week.
Burghduff said that 106S 4f . the btfdi
were released by the same commission
eieat years ago, but reports of only
thre broods hav been received this
.year. One was seen on Sauvies island.
another near Salem and the third hear
Jefferson, ' - ' -Potasd'Aterta.BeaSias
AlTlsie
Leave Portland Staare TeraiLnaL Park
rrd Yamhill streets, I-:10 a,, m-, 8 :8
a. m., 11:30 a. m., 1 p. m., 4:li p. rtu,
C .43 p. m. and 12: JO a m. daily. Direct
connections at Astoria for Seaside sad
Clatsop beach points, except on 6 :4S
P. m. stage from Portland. . Leave As
toria for Portland 7 a. m.i 10 a. m 12
nt-bn, 2 p. m.v p m., :30 p. ra, daily
and 0 p. an. daily, except Sundays, 11 :1S
ij. m. Sundays only. Jor further" ln
f .rmatiori phone Columbia. Stares,
Main 8611. Adv. t .
' G. A. It. CelebraOOs Stenry TB. Mc
Ginn, ex-circuit Judge, will be the
principal speaker at the celebration of
the 44 th anniversary of the organiza
tion of George Wright poet No. 1. O.
A. It., to be held Wednesday, July 28,
at 7:30 in the evening, at ro6m 575
courthouse. There will be other speak
rs, however, as well as singing ; and
instrumental muaic. After the r enter
tainment a light lnch will be served,
' Colombia Stages -4- Portland - St.
Helens-Rainier local. I Leave Portland
State Terminal, Park and Yamhill sts.,
10 a.m. for St. Helens and Rainier and
4:20 p. m. daily and 11:1S p. m. Eat
xirday, Sundays snd holidays to St.
Helens .only. Leaving St. Helena, 7:80
a. m. and 1:40 p. m. dally; 8:15 Sat
- urdays, Sundays and tiolldaysv Local
leaves Rainier for Portland, 12 .Sd p, m.
daily, .except Smadayev For informa
tion phone Columbia Stages, Maid
8611. Adv. .-" .
Portland-Salem Stage Leave Stage
Terminal, Park and' YamMtl. hourly
from 7 a. m. to 7 p. in. and Owl ear At
11 :20 p. m. daily. Saturdays, Sundays
and holidays, 9:30 p-.m. and U;30 p.
m. Main 8611. Adv.
Salem-MIU City itaye Leaves salcth
stags terminal for Mill City i No. 1.
7 :80 a. m. ; No. 8, 10 S0 a. m. f No. fi,
4:30 p. m. No. 1 connects with east
bound train at Mill City. Jos. Ham
man, Pro Adv.
Portland'Tillanteok Cadlllae Stage
Stage depot. Park and Yamhill streets.
Daily at 6 :15 a. trt., 12 ;ld ahd :20 p. m.
Special arrangements made Xor flshihg
parties. Main 88llv Adf. ;:'h !
Pablle Dance Tuesday night. July
25, given by Anchor ; council No. 748,
Security Benefit association, W. O. W.
hall, 128 11th street, far the public
Admission. 25 cents. Adv.
o Ton Need jfew Teeth I . Dr. SS. C.
Rosaman, th plate specialist, ia pre
pared to supply you with the very best.
311 Journal building.' Adv. '
Maltsomsh Camp Ifo. Tt O. W
win give away 8300 worth of prises
Sunday, July 23, at its annual picnic
.st Crystal. -Lake psj-s-Advr.--
Tired, IvcklBg feet can b relisvsd.
See our foot specialist tor relief. Xf ay
servioe free. Knight Shoe Co., 242 Mor
' rison. Adv. . -
Str. A si r Ira St. Helens via CdlUm
bl river, 2:30 p. xn. daily; 11:20 a. m.
Sunday. Alder street dock. . Mala
8323. Adv-
Mmitsomak Camp Sr. , W. 6. W.,
annual picnic. Crystal Lake park. Bun
day, July 23.' Everyon invited. Adv
. Try tks Sink Cars Klocfe Sanitar
ium. 15th and Tillamook." East 8953..
Adv.
Try tne Rett Car Klock Sanitari
um. 15th and i Tillamook. East 8953.
Adv. - I . .
ft- H. Green stamps far Catss- -Hoi-man
Fuel Co. Bdwy. 353. 660-Slv Ad.
, tdaho Society to Pleale--The annual
picnic of the Idaho society will be
held in Laurelhurst park Wednesday i
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Northwestern Radio Mfg. Co.
Willard P. Hwley Jr. ,
Broadcasting
The Journal News
; V. S. Health Bulletin
Daily Police Theft Report '
Radio Advice and Jn&trnction :
Journal of Western industry
Farm Bulletins
Entertainment
g.00- ft.Oo -lArtminr boar.
t4O-10UO K0N. Prasram ef Psesocrnh
'- alaaie furetabad by tha Jiannci
. Snnv Bboa. ...
lOM-eiAO sras. j'rom ef rtuanemph
Jteceraa . ..
(Prertlia arranaed aSd Sreaeeted far Wtl
i jr. .Hawley toy W. A MeDoacaU f IM
KcPousailo&s Moale Col). .--'-,
- Willaet 1. Ha wis J a ' concerts era broad-.
eaetes Tnasdara. TSandaj and aUtardajr. be
tsaea as4 lit e'etock.. , .. . -
Qnaetkma on na6 aent to Tin 2mnut at
Hailaek Wataon Hadie fierriea. No. 103
Park atreet. will be answered ea tiatarday night
betweea 8 and O 'clock b Sta-Uoa EGG. '
evening, August t All Idahoans and
former Idahoans are invited to come
and bring their baekeu for a 6:30
dinner. O..T. Badley, president ef the
society,- say a program ef stunts will
be pulled off.
- Tnlaf Oett III ilenfy r Poulson
woks up In itis apartments at East
Alder street and Grand avenue, to
find a thief gln through his cloth
ing early Saturday mornins, h !'re
ported to police, The thief fled, aban
doning a wateh Its was rem ovine; from
a shirt Poulaoa found that 78 was
missing. .- - , ' -" :"
s t Fftir--C.?,W. WeJdnaoiC 60,
railroad employ tit ths Brooklyn
yards, .raf fared a fractured lest Sat
urday Wfterneon when he was struck
by a heavy piece ef machinery.. He
was taken te the Good Samaritan hos
pital. He lives at No. 225 H MU1 etreet,
8. P. 6. 118 AttesOosl The Elk
Club Grill will reopen Monday, July
64. For Elks and their frtends-Adv.
Dr. Arthsr S. Bosesfeld has returned.
Adv. . - .-',.' - ,
Mrs . Anna McGinn,
Eesidenfr Here - for
64 Years, Is Dead
After a long Illness with ths infirmi
ties of age, Mrs. Anns, McGinn, 87
years old, died Friday night at Jier
homo. No. Jtl, JVorth 23d street. Mrs.
McGinn, wh was til mother of form
er Circuit Judge Henry E. McGinn, had
resided in Portland for 64 years, com
ing: from the province of Quebec, where
she was bora in 1884. ? , ,
Funeral services will be held Mon
day morning with services at the fam
ily horns at 8:15 a. m., followed by
requiem high mass St, St. i Marys ca
thedral at 0:30. Burial will be in the
family Tolot at Mount Calvary Ceme
tery. -
surviving Mrtu McGinn .srs sight
children: Judge McGinn, Edward E.
McGinn Walter C ,McGian, John L.
McGinn of San Mateo, CaU Miss
Edith McGinn, Mrs. John F. Shea,
Mr. Cart But of Riverside. Cal., and
Mrs. W. P. Stewart of Los Angeles.
Her husband, Charles McGinn, died
several years ago.
Obligations Held to
Apply to All Lands
lympia, Wash July 22.-OblIga-tions
.incurred by -the ereation and de
velopment Of Sn irritation or improve
ment district are general and U lands
within the district, whether owned by
the district, county or individual, are
subject to taxation and held equally
liable for the indebtedness, the su
preme court, sitting en banc decided.
Director Dan A. Scott of the depart
ment of conservation and development
said the decision will .give all. state
irrigation bonds a more ready market.
Democrat Out for
Office: Held Before
Chehalls, Wash' July 22. Candi
dates to file yesterday tor Lewis county
(Rep.), county commissioner. Second
district l Theodore ' Gerlach, Chehalis
(Rep.) reelection, Justice of the peace ;
P. C Beaufort, Chehalis (Dem.); Jus
tice of tha peaoe. Beaufort is pie.
first Democrat to tile. He was a for
mer justice Ct. the peace. .
ENTERS EIGHTH TERM
-AS PRESS SECRETARY
i
N. Rasseli Uiu of Davenport Waalv.
. N. Russell Hill, editor and publisher
of , tha TUnes-Trlbun at DavenporV at
the . session, of ths. Washington - State
Press 'association, last week, in PulV
man, was chosen for ths eighth time as
secretary-treasurer ot ..ths organiza
tion. Hill's report - for t&a first six
months of the present year showed
that ths association had bandied some
thin more than 82600.
Hill - has been located in Davenport
ror th past 14 years. Last week he
passed through Portland on his way to
Corvallia to attend th meeting ot ths
Oregon Editorial association. " ,
Candidate Favors
Direct Primary
4" '' i'r ii:io ii.
dpokane, Wash., July 22. Declaring
himself as favoring rapid development
of the Columbia basin project, against
secret action of legislative - bodies,
against any plans to abolish of disrupt
the direct primary law and favoring
a scientific budget system in the stats
finances,. Charles E. Peterson ot Es
panola. Wash., has formally announced
hi candidacy- for representative from
the Fourth district. In 1320 Peterson
was defeated by about 25 votes.
jrACfJLTT IS CH0IB3T
Milton, July 22 Th faculty cheeeft
fef ths. new union (McLaughlin) high
school, district No. 8, comprises - El
mer BX. Godwin, superintendent: Wal
ter C. Jetton, principal ; Genevieve
Avlson, Warren Crabtree, Agnes Dun
lap, James Francis Cramer, ElsU
JCepler, St.- E. Leslie, Francis 'EUsa
beth London. May E. Morrison, Lesta
P. Hoel, Kitty Walker, Estella iS.
Webb and Adeline G. Wyeth.
THEEE SEK DITOKCXS ;
Chehalis, Wash., July. 22. Divorce
Suits - were filed her yesterday by
JeSsie McAtes against George W. Mc-
Atee. married la Centralis, July 8L
1918 ; Earl C Young against tL Vivas
Young, alleging too much mother-in-law,
married in Centralis, September
1, 192Q. and Adahl Behymer against
Howard W. Behymer. , .
J AWT TO 6BSST BISHOP
N Whit Salmon, Waslw July 22.
Catholic families of Whit Salmon and
tThderwood plan ' td go to -St. Marys
Catholic church Sunday at Hood River
te attend mass. ; Bishop McGrath of
Baker will administer first commun
ion - to- a class of 6S children, and a
class oX 35 will receive the sacrament
of confession.
" MOtJjfTATSrEKRi T0CLEB
Kelso, - Wash, July ' 22. The Moun
taineers 6f Seattle plaA to climb Mount
St, Helens! about August- 19. Eishtv
will make the trip to Spirit lake. In
the shadow of ths mountain, going by
way oi uasue ocav -u;
INTERNATIONAII
FURNACES
Pipe and Pipeless
ACOB COMBlSfATlOJf RAKGE3
ECLIPSB OAS RA3TOE8
WOOD-3EtEftTZ HOlID FUEL
BAIfGESl. . .- "
Yer Old Parsae
Taken as Part PaymBt
LYNCH BROS.
bdwy. 8148. ill 6th it, War Wah.
Power Project in
; Kalaina.Eiver Is
Frowned Upon
f - m nM"iin , ' I '
.Washington. July 22. (WASHING
TON BUREAU -OF THE JOURNAL.)
Th federal waterpower commission
has denied an application by C X.
Kaphart . Of Washingtsa. P. C, for
bermlt to develop a power project by
diversion t the Kalama river. Wash-
ingtea, into Lewis river, holding ths
project unfeasible and that no market
for power1' was shown. .
A preliminary . permit - for three
years was ; granted . th Washington
Water Power company for a project at
Kettle falls, Columbia river, tn Wash
ingtoa. proposing an ultimate develop
ment f 153,409 horsepower in three
stages, th first development using ths
natural fall of th river at Kettle
falls. Later development would call
for a CO-feot dam In th river, and the
raising ef this dam to 1 feet at the
third stag.;---
Preliminary pm!t for . XI month
was granted ths Fort Klamath Mead
ows company tor a project en Anna
creek, outside th boundary - ot ' th
Crater Lake national- park, for th
development ef 480 horsepoweiy to be
used mainly for pumping purposes in
Irrigating lands owned by - the com
pany in ths vicinity of Pert Klamath,
ATTammsYS ob nrsiAirs
Hoqulani, Wash., July M. Webster
Balllnger, of Washlagtoft. D. C4 and
Frank L. Morgan. Of Hoqulam. have
been appointed attorneys for ths prop
erty ef Quinault, "Bay Center and Oak.
ville Indians. The - property of these
tribes is estimated as worth more than
15 million dollars. Matters of great
importance are said to be pending rela
tive to these tribal estates, but.
not be announced. '' f
GEARY E It JOTS ETJBOPB
Pendleton. July 22. Arthur, Geary,
former graduate manager of the Uni
versity of Oregon Portland attorney
and legionnaire, writes" friends te Pen
dleton that he is thoroughly enjoying
his European trip. He is in Germany
with a group et PaciO Coast export-
CAXPEV& CXTTB ELECTS
-- Milton, July 2L The Blue Mountain
Camping? Ground club elected the fol
lowing officers i ' President, W E. Put
man ; vice president, R. &. Orth : seo-retary-treaaurer,
H. S. Murray. H. E.
McQuarry and George EL Miller are
directors.
-WILD 1X6 WEBS SHOWX
Prlneville. July 22-At th seciend
annual flower show, here - blossoms
shown, ranged from gypeophlUa to sun
flowers. Of unuaual tnteraet were tb
wild Cover, at least 80 varieties being
shown, gathered from " alt ' parts ef 1
Crook county, wra omin from ths
desert,-.' . ; ; -:- --t..- .-'p ' :' -;
t QT?IT9 PH05Z SBBYICB
Wallowa, July 22 Boy Dunbar, tn
charge of the local telephone office
since the first of .the year, has gene
te La Grande to take up electrical
work. Mrs. W. I. Stewart hma been
transferred te Wallowa tress th office
at Joseph. : She was formerly a chief
operator In the Portland ofCe. j- -
- ASBS t2M0 aAMAOXi
Suit tor f 25,000 for personal injuries
was filed in circuit court Saturday by
Caroline Ordeman .against C - Earl
The Iitifluence of
the Letterhead
THE importance of the letterhead lies in ths "
fact that practically svety letter yon writs !
seeks to influence somebody in some way or "
another. :
Many of your correspondent9-mp8t of them, per
haps, have never seen you. They subconsciously
appraise you and the business you represent by
the letters you write them. This appraisal is
almost invariably a matter of first impression.
It is vitally important, then, that your letterhead
-proclaims a character in keeping with the firm
tendifif tit message. :
Dont overlook th importance of the letterhead.
Let us help plan one for you.
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"EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE"
BROADWAY
60S!
Fifth and
Oak Sts.
Portland,
Or.
Watkina, The complalst alleges Wat
kins automobile ran ever and se
verely Injur tSs jilatntia en Sandy
boulevard near East 88th street Feb
ruary' IS while ths was cxoss'.njr th
street.
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Ounce -AgaraX' Some more , of
these wonderful Sheffield values
1 . Those who wera fortantti enough to purchase tome of the specials -v
, offered by Jaeger Bros, several week ago yvill bo pleased to know :
that another shipment of American Sheffield Plate has been received.
. It is strictly high class and of guaranteed quality. Each piece is packed
: in tt Jaeser Bros, box . '' - r .
Note these very wtodest prices v -
; ;Lemon Dish wish glass bowl and fork; $250
Cheese Dish of cut glass, silver top.. ..' :.$2.50 , i
Boa i Bon Basket, very atoacuve design.. $2.50
Sandwich Plate, pierced pattern .. $3.25
I Cheese Dish and Plated. .00
Oval Tray with Tpierced Idge ..ie .'. $4.00
. . Sandwich Plate, pierced pattern.,.. ...'....,. $4.25
Bread Tray w pieed edge.. .
; ' Colonial Salt and PeppeVp-w- .&.$5X)0h::U-H t
Tritet with pierced design. -'m&&$60 k , , , J
. y Beautiful L;!at-iicKVe
. Sandwich Basket; pierced pattern e..,.,.. $7.00 ' .' t
nower Basket, very dabty.-v. vA.-iiA-v57J0
Chop Plate . a.-.. '..a ,pAm4l$800 ,
VegeUble Dh .$9.00
- Gravy Boat . mmmtm ...... . $9.00
Freit Basket e.e..a.,.. ....... ,$9.00
See
OarStCO
Diamond
Remember these pUca tire net Ae utaal "harfah cornier
variety are extellenl vitality and , "good looking."
.mmsvmos,
, PprHanfM Only HALLMARK Store
131-133 SIXTH STREET . , 1 Paris Addresi
Orenian Buildhg ; , : NO. 8 RUE LAFAYETTE
4ne
Aburb tSe
Wet Tat
Shines Now 10 Cents
satarday and Hobdays, it est
Bedsetloft la Price. Bat
SA9tS SPLESBID SEHYICX
Betweefe 4th a sd (th alacb 1908
TAKE VACATION
. ..' IM KTTIHa rICALTH-
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ftRl StrXtRK aSfNTARIUW "
SSS rtawtherne at 171. . fertlaneV Or.
MILK DIET AND. REST
, . ii ii 1. 1, 1, -i
i ri.i n mi i r.miiminaM ym, ( , , f rril, , M. , TTaTrTT.
Save 'From $1.50 to1: $4 -Per
Cord on r Your Wood- Order
V
- Ask Broadway 63S3
H0LMAN FUEL CO.
S. Se: H. Green .Stamps Fifth and Stark St.
. We offer tha greatest fael value for least money
still
going
strong
X - . . KMC rtlf i'
nil .ihh'J
a 1
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Up to $50 Values
Men's
Fine Suits '
. .--. v e. x
IV.
Smart: tweeds: -worsteds.
; : herringbones, in weights .
- i suitable for all-the-year-r
round wear, rrr: ait tromi
our'rerrular stdck all-
: " tailored expertly hy fa-
ftS$Xi 1. : mous makers. Sizes-and
: fj&r rh en a n d
Copyright 1922 Hart ScbafJner & Maix . - . .J yOUng IHen in DUSineSS , ,
. .See Windows " : - ana new spprts models. ;
Samli Rosentlatt; Go.:-;:
: Fifth and Alder ; - T . s ; . Gasco Building
trAttE responsible lea eompaniea of the city have been endeavorlne; to
maintain iirst ciasa service xo lamuies wiuiout raising me price
. of ice to them. To accomplish the above it will be necessary to
eliminate needless waste and expense now incurred in the distribu
tion and delivery of ice to residents. Everyone desires their ice delivered
before noon. Who la going to pay for the idle men and equipment In the
afternoon? - ' sy Z y'
,. The ice man runs his route like the milk man, and when lie is compelled
to drive a mile or two from one part o his route back over that part of
his route already covered by him, due to the fact that th housewife was
not tip; was not home, forgot to hang the card, changed her mind and con
cluded she wanted ice or did not have the refrigerator cleaned and made
the driver wait while such cleaning was done, such unnecessary trips delay"
delivery to other customers and costs money that the public has to pay,
and is reflected In the price charged for ice. . .
Another unnecessary expense that must be reflected in the price is for
the detailed clerical .work and loss of accounts, caused by the charging of
coupon books, with the driver as credit man. There is as much work and
expense in handling a $4.00 or $3.00 account as there is in handling a
$100.0 account. The book has to be paid for some time: why not to the
driver at time of purchase t vTiie gopaying public's credit is not in
question, but wastefulness is. Should not the public who insist on having
a charge account pay for the expense it incurs 7 . The party who pays cash
for the books and does not cause the expense should not have to nay for
it.- Ice will be sold to families la exchange for coupons or cash only. No
monthly charge accounts -.
500 pound coupon book; ,. 54.00
1000 pound coupon books. . . . . .$7.75
t f Cash Icq . .....lc per pound
Coupon books wiH be sold for cash onlyno credit.
Wf jrfjfvH "'(i"
A CempUU 1.1a of lata V4U
Underwood, Remington,
JU C. Smith Royal, Noise
less etnd all makes -of
other 1st model Standard VUthlS
WrlUtur Machines.
Rebuilt and f ally gtaran
teed at a saving-of 35 to
' 75 par cent from .
; Manufacturers Prices .
Ju-ACtfttffcS BEST AKtWaiSlllS
OBT PACIFIC COAST POB
r- : EXAXISATIOir - -
TERMS IE DESIRED
ALL MAKES RENTED
Ifo. i traderwood, K. 18 lUinla.
ton, Ke. 1 1 L C. "Smlts, S Mestil
for. a7.60 Seed ff lutstrated
rte Ust er eaU aad tasseet ea
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