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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1920)
Pat Eight The CaitKal Journal, gatem. 0em MONORINO 'MIbh Bertha Clark H w)io will leave In a short time for Pasadena, California, where ihc Will enter the Pasadena gen eral hospital, Miss Teresa B'owle entertained with a delightful sur nrtae oartv Saturday evening. Yel- low chrysanthemums formed ar tUrtle decorations for the occasion. Miss Clark was presented with a I beautiful Rift as a .token of friend snip and remembrance, j The hostess was assisted during the evening by Miss Agnes Payne, Mini Lucille Jaskoskl and Mrs. Lil Han Harthorn. Guests of Miss Fowls were Miss Clarke, Miss Cora Talklngton. Miss Hazel Keeler. Miss Oda Chapman. Miss Mary j Chadwick. Miss Jessie Miller. MisSj Sylvia Miller. Miss Agnes Bayne. . Miss Maude Savage. Miss Henri-1 wrifur Miss Ruth Fisher. i w in ......... Miss Lucille Jaskoskl, Mrs. James F. Blvln, Mrs. H. L. Clark, Mrs. Lilian Hartshorn, Mrs. Frank Jaskoskl and Mrs. W. P. Fowle. Mrs. J. A. Bernard! was guest of honor at a surprise dinner par it, oivon Fridnv evening by the i.r o T -r t A 6 charter members of the ha Area club of the United Artisans, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krlesel. Mrs. Bernardl has served as captain of the team for several years. In the living 'room of the Kriesel residence yellow chrysan themums in large vases were used H as a decorative motif, while the feci dining room was elaborately oecs- 1: ed with the colors of the cluli. Bed carnations formed an attract ive centerpiece and dainty rose buds were used as place fnvors. Guests of tho eveT included I Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bernardl, Mr. J; and Mrs. Richard Krlesel. Mr. aim Un marl Andresen. Mrs. Mem piorW Mrs Gale Chtlrch, Miss Mabel Brassfield, Miss Rcho Hunt, Miss Bertha Waldorf, Miss Viola Tyler. Mrs. Anna Gueffroy and Miss Lela Armstrong. On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. C. Rosenberger, Mrs. C. F. Ha jremnn and Mrs. Roy Shields were hostesses for a "coffee" to tho ladles of Jason Lee Memorial church at the Rosenberger home on Union street. The musical nnd literary program, delightfully ren Acred by Willamette university students, was followed by refresh ments of coffee, cake and ice cream. The Queen Esther circle of Ja on Lee Memorial nnd their friends enjoyed a frolic at the church Tuesday 'evening. The short program and game were followed by refreshments. On Tuesdiiy evening the Junior League of Jason Lee Memorial met at the church for a "Pilgrim" party. Games and contests were the order of the evening. Apples and popcorn were served. J. Oren Thomas who spent the past week In Salem as the house sruest of Mr. and Mrs. F. L Pur- vlne, 100(1 5th street, went to Port land Saturday for brief stay be fore returning to h's home ir Pnlmllal Del Verde, Slnalone, Mexico. Glen Purvlne Is spending a short Visit as the guest of friends at Walnut Park In Portland. California Woman Gained 30 Pounds "One year ago today I was In a j hospital, but now since tnKlng Tanlac I Imve not only gained thirty pounds in weight but am njoylng belter health than 1 have in years," said Mrs. E. ('. Luther I of 318 Buckthorn street, Inglewood Gal. "Before ' began taking Tanlac j 1 had ibeen in wretched health find In u run down condition for I two years. 1 could not e.tt s--rce-i ly anything and when 1 did man ! age to force down a little some s' thing my stomach would become ' BO badly upset 1 was In misery for hours. I was in .;:! ant pain f and my nerves s.oiv so Itidly up- net I could get but li tic sleep 1 gradually lost weirhl until I was little more than i frame nnd was mo weak 1 could baivl about and could not begin to d. my housework. fjjjj had tried mans different t. treatments and medicines Put I none of them did me any good. L Finally ' my husband br.-ush! me , a bottle of Tanl.i. i.d 1 ee tn , taking it and almost I . I ,..!! 1 1 c ly i I commenced to ice! hotter. I eon tlnued taking ii am! .-. uued . Improve until now I am In Just fine com! i. I I. M.icndld t, ppelite, cat anything I want with out having a p. tec! :' i n'Uble With my stomach ami can sleep I All night loot; wilh, on oo' n il, E Inir up. My rtrength has entirely! El returned so that now t can do ,ill I my housework with the gioatcst rN, I am surely glad my busbar HHMS Tanlac for me. for : h e I Mmply done me a wgrlrl of good ntf f will always haw ,i foot I word to say for It." , Tanlac Is sold in Sal. - i t.v Ty I JMr drug store and ill other towns Mr leaning cirugeisis ihuti ITCHING TORTURE Antiseptic Liquid Zemo remedy that KMotn j torture ana roieve that make tne akin ctatt and heaWir. , m canmjpprjr you .aW IMnaf jfana imtantl tMetic liquid out tr&SY Mtuirady oraroomea tksi ' Jtm. Hch, ptopto. nabta, Jim waw LI etoaa. aaay to use and It coats only 35c: an extra n an it Wui r atatn. to or ticky and to poatttrtiy . O. A. Blake of Portland, state organizer of the brotherhood of American Yeornen, spent the week end with friends in Salem. Owing to the fact that the original date falls on Thanksgiv ing day, the Mothers club in con nection with the Y, M. C. A. has changed its meeting time from Thursday to Friday of this week. The gathering will take place at 2:30 in the afternoon in the Y. M. C. A. building. Mr. McCroskcy. formerly manager of the Salem Commercial club, will address the meeting. Years rolled backward on Wed nesday evening at the home of Mrs. Will Steusloff. when Miss Dor othea entertained a party of friends. All were garbed In fash ions of by-gone days and the cos tumes were fascinating in their quaintness. All were worn with grace but the outstanding feature was the attire with which Mrs. Steusloff adorned herself, that of an old country bride of the past generation. Her little grandson Douglas Chambers, wore a suit of the same period. The evening was spent in playing games in keep ing with the eostumes. Flash light pictures were taker, which do cred it to "Sir Joshua Reynolds." Dain ty refreshments were served. Those Invited were Mrs. M. Currie, Mrs. Eugene Aufranc. Mrs. M. Mat thews. Mrs. L. Kezar. Mrs. Kenneth Bell. Mrs. F. Chambers. Mrs. Ed ward Bergman. Miss Vivian Brown Miss Mary Phillips. Miss Maude Savage. Miss Katherine Slade. Miss Edith Welboru, Miss Violet Welborn, Miss Jessie Miller, Miss Sylvia Miller, Miss Gladys Gavin, Miss Elizabeth Lord, Miss Mary Chadwick, Miss Alice Boock, Miss Vera Oehler, the hostess and her mother. Miss Dorothea .and Mrs. Will Steusloff. the dance at Cotillion hall Thiers- cause he tailed to comply with the treasurer. Kay's estimate of the day evening, under the auspices of the KnightVand Ladies of Se curity, was well atended. .' law, was t!.e statement of Chief of Police Jack Welsh part of drivers to Failure on the furnish names receipts for the blennium as set forth in his report of two years: ago was $22,000,000. Actual re-! Announcement haa been made of the second monthly dance ofj'mon viilation of the law, Welsh the Shrlners to take pJace Tues-Iald. day evening In the Derby build-f The law states that each driver ing. It will be exclusively for who figures in an accident must of their auto's occupants and its celpts of the department have ex license number Is the most com Shrlners and their ladles, and promises to be one of the most important social evfenjls of the week. The regular meeting of the la- ceeded $ 11,000,000. State Treas urer Hoff prides himself In the fact that he has been able to ad minister the affairs of the depart ment on the provision made for the lower estimate in spite of the enormous increase in the volume of the department's business. furnish his same, the name of his car's owner, his license number, and the names of the car's occu pants to the pilot of the other ma- Lchine, whether or not the other. Women StUdeilt driver solicits this information. dies of the Eastern Star will take j Failure to comply with the law In this respect makes the violator subject to a fine of not more than $400. Chief Welsh said. place Tuesday arternoon. inere will be an exceptionally good pro gram and a sooVil afternoon will be enjpoyed. The committee in charge is composed of Mrs. J. A. Bernardl. chairman; Mrs. W. M. Bushey. Mrs. A. F . Marcus and Mrs. William Cherrington. Drivers Here Don't Know Accident Law, Comp'aint of Chief State Treasury Receipts Nearly Double Estimate Receipts of the state treasurer's department for the biennium just closed exceeded the estimate made That each driver who has re. ' by Tom Kay, former state treasu.- rported an accident over a period of er, by approximately $19,000,000 several weeks In this city has been according to a summary compiled Despite the Inclement weather, subject to arrest and a fine, be- by James Crawford, deputy state Hold Services For Initiates Pledge services were held Friday afternoon by the women's literary societies of Willamette university. According to the rules for wo men's societies, new members can- Irritating Coughs Promptly treat cough, coldi, hoarseness, bronchitis and similar inflamed and irritated conditions of the throat with a tested remedy PISO'S not be Initiated until they have completed a semester's work, ao those pledged now will attain full membership in February. The Phlladoslans pledged Paul ine Rlcku, Jewell Cox, Opal Mun son. Irene Bralnerd. Eva r.arfiii ,ter, Edna Jennlson, Edith Brooks, Marjorie uaDie, Kathleen La Raut, and Ruth Hill. The Chrestophlllans pledged Esther Mccracken, Amanda Wag ner, Merla Geyer, Vera Parkhill, Lois Nebergull, Olive Merry, Elsie Motley, Irene Cotts, Elaine Hoyt, Ruth Francisco, Emily Erwin, Mar tha Hawley Hilda flagman, and Hilda Crandall. The Adelantes also held the pledge service Friday. The names of the pledges were published on Wednesday. Monday, RUISES-SPRAINS Alternate applications hot and cold cloths than apply VI V aro Rub (hat 7 Million Ian Ut4 Yuak JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT Hardinilf hq of Vai On Board Steams 1 voyage to p,,.. ' Haa end today -i,k ' Wa " inS i" a smooth that would K.r. e" ".. early tomorrow" '' liUC Farmers hwhTTT" e the fourth" Jl e;ison. lung i Best of Tor The formula , Liver, Beef, lron V."01 ! tonates, Ammni'.) Soda and cZ. u,ratM them needea , the'hm' VINO Sold by J. r t i I PIwm liraHf Tali Pspsr Whtm limrlsi Tha MmUmmBM BONDS II you Must sell yo bonds sell to us. If you can buy more LIBERTY or VICTORY bonds buy from us. We buy and sell at the New York market GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL BONDS Write for descriptive circulars aad booklets. MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc., M" WH'tll " St"k IgMI PORTLAND. OREGON Did you ever consider that Buying "Ask the Man Who Owns One" - The Best is the Safest Policy At Heilig Theater, Portland, Oregon Thr NisMsi Sun. Man, Tum. Four Matinees: Sun. Mon. Tune. Wed. MATINEES 1 5c in 7 Sc. NICHTS 16c to $1,28 CYLINDER GRINDING FRED DUNDEE Motor Car Repairing & Machine Works Portland, Oregon. DO YOUR OWN PLASTERING WITH A HAMMER AND A SAW USE PERFECTION WALL BOARD Pla&terVallsThat Vill Not Crack ue;mmiiii ASK FOR SAMPLE AND INFORMATION. School of AERONAUTICS Offering young- men the opportunity to train themselves for the big oppor tunities of Aviation. EX-SERVICE MEN OFFERED SPECIAL TERMS This, the only Company in the Northwest with facilities to give real avia tion training. Our course also furnished to Adcox Auto & Aviation School, the largest Automobile and Aviation School In the Northwest. This course under direction of the man who Inaugurated the Aviation Instructors School at Lake Charles, La., for the U. S. Army. Write for information to Oregon, Washington & Idaho Airplane Company, PORTLAND, OREGON. P. O. Box 1183. Hotel Alder DO YOU KNOW THAT THE ALDER BOTE 285 Alder Street. Portland. Oregon. Will rent you a room for tl.00 per day. or room with bath fur 11.60 to $2.00 per day? Ship Your Cream to MUTUAL CREAMERY CO. Highest Prlcea PORTLAND Accurate Tests Correct Weights Page & Son Portland, Oregon We Want Turkeys & Fresh Eggs Write for Prices. L g JUNO rune , All Reputable Furniture Dealers Sell VENUS Hand-Made Shades Carried in twenty-four beautiful colors. Mounted on HARTSHORN Rollers only. Ask your dealer. COLUMBIA AWNING & SHADE CO. PORTLAND, OREGON. MFGS. Where Your Money Has Its Pre-War Value NEW PERKINS HOTEL Washington and Fifth Sts., Portland, Oregon Room with Bath Privilege, $1.00 up. Room with Private Bath, $1.50 up. Salesman with Ford car. It la Impossible to tell you In an ad. what some of our representatives are making. If you are a hustler,, and want something- that is good twelve months In the year, an article that Is a repeater. Send for further Information. 276 Salmon St G. H. MAQARY, Portland, Ore. " L Cafeteria Sixth street opposite The Oregonian nnd Al der street opposite Meir & Frank's. The Best Eating place in the City. The Finest Coffee and Pastry a Specialty. LIBERTY BONDS and UNLISTED STOCKS ON ANY MARKET HERR1N A RHODES, Inc. Kailway jjechange Builning FT flWFI? TONSETH FLORAL CO. M ' -VkJ Tk House if Flowers FOK AI! OCCASIONS Phtmet Main 3102 287 WasMngton St. Portland. Oregon BAB'S RESTAURANT A good place to Eat and Lire Well. Remarkable 60c luncheon at noon. Open 7 a m. to I a. m.. S2S Stark St. SUNSET CREAMERY CO T. S. TOWN3END, Pres. A Mgr. 28183 First Street. Cream shipped DIRECT to us gets HIGHEST POSSIBLE! price But If sold to a CR-.5AM STATION, a part of yeur profit goes toward paying station expense. HIDES f( BISSINGER & CO., Wool, Pelts, Tallow. Wool Pullers Larsrest dealers nn the Meet ui.iMVtliiiti.ai i n v jitq i .t. ...4 Ore.: Wool Pullery Sellwoed Sta.. Portland. Ship ui your goods; hifheet pricea paid at all tunes. Keep the Northwest Prosperous by using Northwestern Made Goods. ZAN BROS., Inc. WE USE IT OURSEVES WE KNOW IT IS GOOD Let us show you how to save money by using the genuine Preservative Guaranteed PAINTS 16 Colors, gallon Deck and Floor PAINTS $3.40 SI a mi firwis KHaHB 10 Colors, gallon FREE - $30 Given Away - FREE Clip the COUDOn In thin advertlanmRnt: lirlnf It to Phonograph Headauarters. Eilers Musio Building, or mail. We take it ex actly as stated, as $30.00 cash to ward payment of one of 54 1921 latest model phonographs. Tnls Is a $1620 publicity test to determine whether advertisements papers are carefully read. The factory foots the bill ; this. there fore, U the same as $30.00 in actual cash to you. Home is not com plete without a modern Phono graph. Get one NOW! The Prices Include Records our Choice $ PUBLICITY TEST: R T. S-f-'JO This coupon good for (130) thirty dollars (Sts) as Initial payment on one of the 64 new 19S1 Model Talking Ma chines advertised this day. Void after November IT, 1S0 OKKOOIf KU.KRLS MUSIC HOCSB MODEL VI lie Including 20 selections of records MODEL VIII $135 Including 20 selections of records MODEL X $188 Including 20 select ions of records MODEL XII $235 Including 20 selectione of records MODEL XIV $275 Including 20 selections of record MODEL XVI $2SS Including 40 selections of records MODEL XVII tsrs Including 40 selections of records Album and all accessories tree The sbove are supplied In golden oak, fumed oak, weathered oak. mot tied walnut and fancy mahogany at uniform prices stated above. Send $10 as evidence of good faith; pay Balance after free trial or In easy weekly or monthly payments for the suero additional Interest. . . Tbe sannty b s:al or write si Oregon EILKRS MUSIC . BUILOI NO 7 stories devoted te music aad the UaWag art. . Batraace MT Waak inareon. bet. Itk and 4th Sta. o4laneL Oregen Ours are Latest I easy ores instrument sfttf rlty Qiisrant. Send for color card. Order by mail. Mail orders filled game day as received. The Beetle Company Cor. 1st. and Wash. Sts. Portland, II I mmm T i ii V Li dm Oregon "Where Bsae Comforts AbesstT PORTLAND. OU The pleasure of your trip to Port land will depend upon the hotel you. select Cosy surroundings, moderate rates, and the welcome you find In your own home tows, await you at the Multnomah. Garage la Counectloa. New Brunswick, positively the most Wonderful Phonograph made. Plays all records. Prices, $125 to $750 Bend for C.atnlmrno , HYATT TALKING MACHINE CO, jaw euaor at., rertlaad. Ore. "EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE'' Printing Engraving -Bookbinding SWOLLEN (Varicose) YEWS An painful an often dangerooa. Oar Hand-wovn-to-f-t Elastic StockLQ. Beita and Bandagas always giv reiwf. Fitters and Makers for FrfTf-irt Years Sauafaetion or Honey Back. SeodSor Book and Measure Blank Today. WOODARD, CLARKE & CO. Weedlark 1 Akier atWesSPask sweaeesasTeaere mm.. mmimm in 6. & R. MACHINERY GO. 501 Gerliorer Bldjr.. PhocM. Mala 8M1 Portland. Or Boilers and Engines, Sawmill Equipments NEW PALACE HOTEL USLTE& $l ad UP DR. E. H. EAST 8peot10e; Oottrea Disease of Women aad Maternity Omoa larrtaa Bui Mine Portland. Ore. Chinese Medicine Co. SOW r.rr . Root and Kern Re medre I - 144VS, mat Sttwt i HOTEL HOYT Coaveartsat to ft Tl ! ) - aa Za r' Roubss HS aad aa ariit. ELBESTT a. ROBE, Bats, INFORMATION DEPARTMENT Commercial Information furnished free of charge. Catalogues supplied and com msrcisi inquiries cneeruuiy answered. Write any firm belowl Do It nowl ART LEATHER GOODS Leather Legffins, Traveling- Bags, Trunks, roruuna Lestner . 2zo wasninaton. artificial TerTH-6Pirci7;isT Dr. E. C. Rossman, 367 Journal Blda. AUTOMATIC SEALING VAULT Address C. W. Ooodsman, Unnton, Or. bqileh works nsw Repair no Bast Side Boiler Wks, Eaat Water & Main BRAZING. WELDING & CUTTING Northwest Welding- & Supply Co., 88 1st St BUTTKrt PAT BfJUQrPr Fernwoofl Dairy pays cash for buttarfat CREAMERY Willamette Dairy, Buyers of Milk, Cream nu case- we pay casn. ss union AV. w Oregon Creamery for Eggs, Cream ISO 2nd ' OUT FLOWERS 61 FLORAL DESIGNS L-iarae aros., riorists, 2S7 Morrison St. DENTIST, LATE U. 8. NAVY Dr. P. O. Brown, 809 Stevens BL Portland DENTIST B. E. Wright, 308 Raleigh Bldg., 6 ft Wn DANCING EVERY NOON A EVENING Oriental Cafe. Chinese-American Kitchen Corner Broadway and Wash. PORTLAND DcrURM I IV APPLIANCES K. E. Karison & Co., 4E2 Burnslde St ENGRAVED WEDDING INVITATIONS irwui-nonann, etuiioners, Portland, Ore. FARM LOANS Devereaua Mortgage Co., 87 th Bt FLOWERS FOR ANY occiamM Geo. Bets at Son, C87 Williams Ave. FOUNDRY AND Mif.HIMC umoKS" Commercial iron Works, 7th A Madison FURNACES. CORN I AR A nnnsrisin Grand Sheet Metal Works, H. 8d gc Davis 'TBlSSS ESTATES. INHERITANCES, BONDS AND COI I prxiriMo ' Trans-Atlantic Estates and Credit Co.. zggz VL aSS! 1-'1a. -romano, ur, GARAGES AND AUTO REPAIRING M. et y. Garage, 2lBt and "Waghlngton"Sts Multnomah Hotel Garage, 2d and Ankeny. commercial Oarage, E. 11th and Burnslde. HARD WOOD Pi nnaii'n Blaman Hardwood Floor Co. 181 B Wash. Oak-Leaf Hardwood Floor Co., 131 I no., af If Sldi Hardwood Floor Co. 410 E. Burrislds. GUARANTEED REBUILT TYPEWRITERS Oregon Typewriter Co.. P4-A 5th St HAVE YOUR EVPS PVAMlMcn A. E. Hurwlts. Optometrist- 226 First Bt JOY THE TAILOR. Suite cleaned. S1.26 We pay retul-n Postage. I J, 104 Fourth St.. Portland. Ore HT,,tJehln1' Buttons Covered, Plaltlnd B. P. Sanborn. 242 Alder Ht. " OLMES BUSINESS COLLEGE Portland, Oregon Enter now. Position when competent Catalogue free. Vrl MANF. OF AGATE JEWELRY MONU MENTS ETla andPiZrsr PRODUCE BOUGHT SSJ Peerless Produce Co., 175 Front St Ship us your Hogs, Veal, PoultrT'iv' Hjlles. K-K Pf.d'uce Co., t$,r4.$f NURSERIE 1-JL"h8tj Russellvllle Nurseiy, R. ueneaict Nursery Co. NURSERY STOCK ist E.TTtETC If"!a. LL'le.ri' LiLjl.Portland. OREGON FLlTtrsr aim r7i '"mann. flop. 1984 East gtaia OIL SHAMPoniNR Simmr-rr: Myrtle Clarke. 733 Morgan Bldg. PortUnj PYORRHFA nawTicro" Smith Long Service, 310 Bush & Lam M REALTORS - Interstato Land Co.. 248 Stark St DOORS AND UlhonwT Ve'caTse! youoorsTfnTkSn&i ir.g. Paint. 51ass and Bulldera Hart direct at wholesale nri,.. SfJl? 712 prices before buying. Healock Sash a Door Co., 213 First St, PunSnd. 8A.f EtFIREAND DURGLAl Morris Safe & Lock Co . IDS Snd at SHEET METAL V BETIW"KrlNCTWrtBtfH " Unlgn Avenue Metal Worts. 411 Union Ave. TINSMITHS Willamette Sheet Metal Wks. Auto Work SDeclaltv. 106 N. arrl Or WINDOW SHADES Peake. The Shade Man, 428 Alder St can cTfTfi tr tntm K j?lijM- Jones, M. D.jj) ? MOTganBld. BRAZING 4 WELDING WORKS Wo sell you a weldinu outfit and tea'S you the business. Portland Brastsg a Machine Works, 3rd and Gllsan. CLEANING AND DYEING oTeuae Cfiangand Dyelngserv Ice send parcels to ua. We pay return postage. Information and prices gives upon request ENKE'S CITY DTE WORKS Established 1890 Portland ACCORDI AN PLEATING Enlfa andDoipfea'tfng, hc?mstitcKnJ Mfg. Co., 86H Fifth street Portland. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS rca-on Artificial Limb 1 for Catalog. 201 2nd St, Portland. DENTISTRY PAINLESS siuTeTyer?ormed by nerveWociirng meinoa witnout alter eiiects. Let us prove If to you. We make X-ray tm- inaiiuns ana specianze in nrsi-ci;33 aeni lstry at reasonable fees. Dr. A. W. Keene, Dr. E. W. Prehn, Majestic Theatrt Biilg, 351 U Washington St., Portlanil, Oregon. DIAMONDS A JEWELRY BOUGHT AlMt1rias"diamonds and JeweirybouBlit; name your price. Repairing a specialty. rtciner Jewelry to, so . Hixtn. EMBROIDERING AND PLEATING Accordion, Side and Sunburst Pleating; Hemstitching, Bpttons Covered, Braiding, Chain Stitching, Buttonholes. K. Stepbaa, 13-ZU-21 JflttOCK Jjiocir. HEMSTITCHING AND PLEATING Accordlan and Box Pleating. Button and Pleating Shop,60S Royal Eldg. HIDES. WOOLS 4 CASCARA BARK . e pay hiahest Drlces Write us lor Quotation. Kahn Bros. 195 Front St LARGEST HOMESELLER ON PACIFIC Over SfibPortJarmHomea for Sale, See Frank L. McGuire, Abington Bldg. r-laruujer Europ 105 Third St, TICKETS and A Money Orders MACHINERY L thine li Iron or Woodworking Machinery, lagging, Sawmill, Contractors' Equipment, Loco motives, Boilers, Engines, Crushers, Ball. Dura macniuery -vt Cable. Bsltlnsr. etc. r28 Railway Bzcbsnge Bldg. Portlund, Or. WELDING A BRAZING efferson Depot Welding Shop. :epalr- Ing of Boilers and Farming Implements. 189 Columbia St., Phone Marshall 8944. UDELL & CLARKE PORTLAND, ORE PORTLAND RUGiCO. Maaoiaetnrers ef FLUFF and RAG HUGS s Snecialty OABPXT CLEANING, LAYING A SIZING 1672-1674 East 17th Street HOTEL RAMAPO 14th and Washington Portland, Oregon In the heart of the shopping and . theatrical district Rates 1 to 88- Geo. R. Tremhtay, Mgr "A Moderate Priced Hotel of Merit" HOTEL CLIFFORD East Morrison St, at East Blxth, the Principal East Side Hotel. 6 minutes from hhnnnmc rtUfeUs a.i i n 4T-i QtT ; 1, rwul ITOffl O. JTr owe omiiun. We Make Fluff Rugs From Your Old Carpets Rsg Rugs, all sires. Mall orders prompt r:. ' ..iirti. ninara ana ary cleaned-. ltor .8rnr ITS 'r 9riC Uat B'4 SOUO- Two of the most homelike hotels In Portland, located in the heart of the shopping and theater district All Oregon Electric trains stop at the 8eward Hotel, the House of Cheer. Excellent dining room in connection. The Hotel Cor nelius, the House of Welcome, is only two short blocks from the Seward. Our brown buses meet all trains. Rates U1-S0 and up. W. C. Culbertson, Prop. Northwest Rug Co. It E. Eighth 8t East. 9580 RAINIER HOTEL 128 N. 6th St, Portland, Ore. Very Centrally Located. ; Convenient to all depots, and one Jblock from main poetufinc a Medium priced Among the best CoronA jOt K The Personal Writing Q If Machine, Weight I Iba 'I., lce SH oe cST included w rv ', :,"" Jewrnsi aarsssrt. - W- PBASS, HOSrA, Portland, Ore. Wa a M a. UM' Ckdric mmm n . . ' iiwi mini oipNtt, -et CRAND K.aX7r.UCAL CO.. PORT LAND. M $5.50 each c gee was ROOT AND HERB REMEDIES l.ve Vcdahil Sou. When Chilly Or Feeliner Out-of- Sorts, Drink rather one of our three winter favorites in AJl The Drink That mfjk Rum-Ona Kijigl Haa Everything Moonshine A Tip-Top Bracer the Drink That stimulates Xf a the Flavor All Three Are prinks That Cheer Celro Kels Co Portland, Oregon Sole Mfs- oirniiBUTOii portJara, W". Blumauer A Heck r...w ss.-i A Px.v rsesreae mssi r. -Aa. Sssei, Weatern amis A Mfa Co-.Tacowa. ham Caaaenr aalMMham Canelr Co- ""'"V ' wi, I rti to." t qrajr 8eVtfrl...-....--',S" "- . . 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