GRANGE
DIRECTORY
Oregon State Orange Offkera.
Succaxxling Givalixm Vin.lictor, Gr««h»in G.xvtt*-, Eaat Multnomah Recorti,
Multnomah RecoiM ami Montavilla Herald.
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Master, Austin T Ruxton
Forest Grove
Owraeer. A I' shtunake
Central Point
Uviurer, J J Jehuaun
Portland
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Arlela
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A trite
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independence*
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Sta) ton
l\»nu»na. Mr* l.ulu K Miller
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GRAKGK N.» MA
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Entered a« second-elsas matter at the poatoAce at Gresham. Oregon
EDITORIAL COMMENT
These early showers may spoil
a few bunches of hay or grain
but they foretell early fall past
urage which will more than off
set the injuries produced.
Our vacation friends will find
themselves in need of better
housing than a tent affords, if
the present tendencies of the
climate, are not changed early.
Perhaps we will appreciate their
early return whether they do or
not.
The selection of the Smith
tract as a park site by the city
council will be satisfactory to al
most everyone not personally in
terested. It lies well, has good
drainage, is mostly cleared
ground and can be easily shaped
up for any desired purpose.
There is a nice grove, an especial
feature of which is a number of
typical Oregon cedars. There is
also a goodly variety of other
native trees. The ground used
by our boys for a ball park is in
cluded and an exhibition drive
can be easily provided. It goes
without necessary proof that the
purchase was the most econom
ical of all that were offered, con
sidering our finances and time
limits.
ness and graft. It balances up
our mental vision and helps us to
see the good in the other fellow,
even though he differs from us.
Tne man who does not make a
mistake is an undesirable. If it
were possible to have such a per
son he would be an undesirable
for his sphere of usefulness
would be limited by his appalling
perfection. Let us not get the
conceited notion that “we are
it,’’ that our ideas are perfect,
that those who oppose our ideas
are fools or rascals, and let us
not forget to be courteous about
it
Oregon Profits by National forests
Announcement has just been made of
the amounts which each state contain
ing national forest* will receive under
the new law giving 25 per cent yf the
gross receipts from forests to these
states. The total amount to go to the
•«tates from the receipts of the fiscal
year which ended June 9Xh is |H7.-
063.79. of this, Oregon’s portion will
be 132,313.52.
The law requires that this money be
expended up«»n public r«Muis and schools
by the counties which contain national
forest land. In this way the counties
are com |M»n*ated for the reduction of
taxable area brought about by the ex
istence of the forests.
Before this year the states have re
ceive«! 10 per cent of the gross receipts
but Congress vote«! last winter to in-
crease the amount to 25 per cent.
Ha Collapsed.
A cat may look at a king, but It is
sometimes at the cat’s peril—at least so
it would seem judging from this anec
dote concerning Alfred Tennyson. The
then poet laureate of England was
once dining at the house of his brother
in-law.
Professor Lushington. and
among the guests was an inoffensive
stranger who, never having bad the
honor of being in Mr. Tennyson's com
pany before, every now and then stole
a glance of curiosity at the illustrious
poet. Suddenly, however, those pres
ent were startled by the poet, who had
been rather quiet for some time, look
ing up from the tablecloth and glar
Ing wrathfully round the table,
He
fixed the young man with his glitter-1
ing eye and said loud enough to be
beard by all present, “You are looking
at me. I tell you.” The collapse of the
young gentleman was. of course, com
plete and instantaneous.
FAIRVIKW GRINGK
Meet* flrwt Wedaaa
<lax at 10..*» a tu
third Tueaday evening al
it o'clock each month
Rl SSKI I VII I.K tiRAN«iK. NO IM Me« I a In
RtMvellville <a-h*M»ihou«e on the «tsettnd and
fourth Saturday uight»in each month.
KVKNING HTkR GRANGE Meet«
.......................
In their
hall at Sotlh Mount Tatmr ««n the rtr»t Satur
• lay O1 each month at 10 A III. All visitor» are
a rIconic
GRFSHtM GRANGE
Meet« »evond Satur
day in each month at 10 SO a tu.
DAM ASCI S GR ANGK, NO. J*u
Saturday each month.
Meets Sr*I
Courtesy is a quality that often
goes wanting. A very common
notion ¡3 that it is something to
practice when you expect a fa
vor. Not at all. The truly cour-
teous person is polite whether
they gain by it or not. Some
people seem to think they are
justified in being insulting when
ever they diverge from your
views. They simply have one
quality and that is selfish con
ceit, which says, “the world is
for me; if I cant use you, you are
nobody.’’ Hogs do not all wear
Difference of view
bristles.
makes the world better. It drives
out conceit. It throttles selfish- {
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Want “Ads” Bring Results
C'HKMTVIM.B, O rk .
To the E ditor :—By placing an
“ail’’ in your want column 1 have
secured all the hoppickera 1 need.
J. II. L. M atbkr .
Mr. Maylw-e inserted an “ad”
(or three time« a.king for 200
hoppicker,. Cheap, wasn't it?
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Corvallis, Oregon
Offer« cullviclate court*. in Agricul
ture, including Agronomy, U.irticullur»-,
Animal Husbandry, Dairy Hu.liaiidry,
etc.; Eoreatry; Ikuueatie NcUnce and
Art. Civil, Electrival, Mechanical and
Mining Engineering , C-immerc«: Phar
macy
Offers elementary coum*. in Agri*
culture. Forestry, ISnuestic Science anil
Art, Cominer«« and M*x-hanical Arts,
including (urge work, cabinet making,
steam tilling, plumbing, machine work,
etc.
Strong (acuity, modern equipment,
(rev tuition. O|*ens Sept. '.‘A
lllua-
l rated catalogue with (nil information
on application to the Registrar, tree.
Carmorcl murein the
I dl III CI U I Filers' Mutui F.R.A,
Multnomah grange, No. 71, held an
all-dav meeting at Mr Campbell'* hall
at Orient, August 22.
About 20 mem
bers were present an«! tour visitor*. Mr.
Snaehall, master of Pleasant Valley
grange, Mr. am! Mr*. Spooner ami
daughter Julia ol Evening Star grange.
Three candidates took first and second
degree. The lecture hour ua* taken up
with a discussion as to whether the
State University ami the Agricultural
college should In* combiner! or run
under separate hoards. The alcohol (or
fuel an«! lighting purpose« was also
discussed.
The stock holders of the Lrnta grange
hall company met al Puke's hell, Lents,
last Erulay evening and organize*! by
electing A. F. .Miller, Donald Feury, T
J. Kreil ler, H. F. Hershner and O. E.
Ix-nt, directors. It was decided that it
would tie liest to erect a sulietantiai
building of brick or concrete.
The
ground lies about two blocks north of
the station and in the midst <>l the
thickest part of the population.
It is
al>out two blocks south of the school
house. It is antici paled that work will
be started in a very short time.
certainly prize
In this connection 1
I wish to any that I have not made nor
shall make any effort to obtain the
nomination. If It cornea to me, why,
I ahall feel nil the more highly pleased
and shall do my best to I h » worthy of
the honor a* a candidate and If ele :ted
eg chief executive of the atóte.”
Some one who la intereated not only
In agriculture, but temper« dc «. haa fig
fired out that if all of the corn, aomc
25.000.WO bualiela. which la at present
ronaumed In the manufacture of aplr-
ituoua liquor, were to be lost—that la,
the market for It destroyed—the loan on
each farm which tn now devoted to
corn culture would lie but a paltry 13
rente an acre.
But thia neema like
granting more than In necennary, for If
the com In question were not used tn
the manufseture of whisky It would
likely be devoted to some purpose
which would bring the grower as gen
erous a return.
TIMBERS
IfOl't.H LUMBER
SIZED ahi , DREHHED
PI.E ASANT HOME BAPTIST
Clll'KCII. Cuttrvll, On-. Paani«.
R*>v. S. C Slivrril S krvii ■«», Smnlay
St'hmil, 10 a. in ; MornitiK acni*-«*.
Ila. tu.; E vi - iiìiik avrvk'v, x p. m.
KvvrylMxly invitml.
PI.EASANT HOME BAPTIST <11 \P-
F.I., Coftrvll. Or,.—P»aT>>«, R* v N
<’, Slivrrill. S khvi * xa, Sumlay «rli>,i|, i
3 l> ni ; l'rvacliing, l p. ni
Every-
budy invìi.'*!.
ZION'S EVANGELICA!. Cllt'KCH,
Gn-aliani—S khvi * «a (Gvrinaii), IO :«>
a ni., vvcrv tir,!, tliinl ami tifili Sun-
ilaya **( vacli monili. All walcnm*
IIIV
For a GOOD ti incite»-|w*r g*> to—
Fred I). Flora
We would ask that the secretaries of
the various granges urge their corres
pondent* to semi to The Herald better
and longer report* of their grange pro
ceedings regularly.
Kindly attvud Io
this at once.—E ditor .
LUMBER
I I MUER
RUSTIC
FLiMHflNG
CEILING
MATERIAL
FINISHING
STRAUS LUMBER
COMPANY
Pimm*, 411.
Mill *, mil*-raxt Kelan
ORIENT,
-
ORE.
R*-a*l tl>a Want A*l«. t**r Bargain,.
What Time ?
"Tell you in a minute."
Oh
watch ha** «topped!
HOW EMBARRASSING
••EVERYTHING IN JEWELI RY"
191 Morrison Street
PORTLAND,
OREGON
New« pertaining to the local grange« In
serted here free <>f charge
Hut ali locals or
announcement« pertaining to entertainment«
for which a charge I» made will be treated
advertistncnl* and |»a) for insertion will be
expected and appreciated.
n;n metiiodiht i 'III'IU’H-
ll**v. S. G K oi - rk , pMtor.
s.-rvie*',,
5<iii*i«y S'I hmi I, lo a in ; l'r<'x>'liiiix
<*v**ry Buii.iay al II a ni. «mi H p. m '
l'rawr luovtiìig, Thunalay vwiiing al I
llu'cliM'k. All w«l<*uni«,l
SAINT MICIIAEI.'S
CATIIOI. IC
Clll'IlCH, Samly, Or»- — l<i*v Ik-ivh-
CONSERVATIVE, STRONG, SAFE
(uhi Durn-r. Henri*-«-« wili la* Imi*! **n
th«- tir»! Sumlay **f »-«eli immtli at
PROMIT, CHEAP
10 .'HI a m
GKF8HAM BAlTISTl'in ilf'll Sun.
Apply to M. W. Snaahall, Pres,
*lay Si li**.*) at lo a. in. ; Preavbiug at j
tirvahnm. Ore
11 a. m.
Write to J. J. Kern. Secretary.
Mft E Y ambili nt.. Portland
t'l.At K AMAS ««RANtiK. NO
Meet« thr
first Saturday in the month at to Ala tu. aud
the thinl Saturday at 7 A) p tn
t'Ol.t MRIA GRANGK NO A-7
Meets in all
day »«Hwiion rtr»t Saturday in each month in
grange hall near i'orb**tt
CHi'ucn Nonciis.
IJNN’EMANN
mimokiai
m
e .
Cllt'RCH, UrvalmiH- l',,r*>M, Dr. A.
Th>>iii|»<wi S« mvi < «,, 8<m.l«y SfliiHil,
10 «. li>. ; Pr,*»cliing «l II » ih . «lui |
H |>. ni «*vi-ry B uik U. v . I*r»y«*r iiivvi- i
I i > h , Thunuloy rwiiinga »1 i. o'clix'k.
F.vxrylxxljr iuvit>xi.
(Farmer« Mutual Fir* Relief Asa’npf Portland)
I ENTS GRkNi.E Meet* second Saturday of
each mouth at 10 ¿0 a 111
It may seem a little wild for a
village the size of Gresham to
inaugurate a movement that will
terminate in an annual agricul
tural exhibit and fair. But it
has been done. However, let us
not say Gresham, it has been the
work of the country as well.
The time was ripe for such an
undertaking. The very success
ful effort of last year has not
lost its influence. The thous
Direct Legislation In Oregon.
ands that attended then will re
I'nder the xyatem of direct leglalntlon
turn to see the sights this year
prevailing In our atate the grange flnda
and others will be added to the
an excellent opportunity to make Itaelf
helpful in a practical way to the peo
number.
People who see our
ple of the atate. Intelligently directed
products will draw conclusions as
organized effort la necesaary In order
to our possibilities. An interest
to make thia ayatem effective and di
There is no Good Time to Rest rect ita operation along well defined
will be aroused that will end in a
linen toward the accompllahment of
in Advertising.
study of our country and its
permanent nnd really eaacntial reforms.
The
important
fact
in
the
manage-
advantages.
The grange can aerve no more useful
of a Btore i« that it i, ojien for . purpose to the atate than l>y educating
There have been some oppo- ment
buaineM regularly on all buxine,, day,, I the people, whone will under thia eye-
nents of the project. We hope ,av, an exchange. Thi* fact make, it tern la the predominating Influence In
they will see the fallacy of their irnfiortant that the pulling power, the ; our political life, to an Intelligent un-
and appreciation of their
ways and unite in making the influence of the advertising xliould be I deratandlng
real nee,la — State Manter Buxton.
a,
ateaily
a,
the
xervice
of
clerk«.
the enterprise a truly successful
i, no day on which the advertix- |
undertaking. We have men in There
May Be Candidate For Governor.
ing can lie xuxpended without doing in- !
the country who have been as jury to the «tore—juxt ax «lire ami poxi-1 It is very probable that Past State
Master Gardner of Maine will tie nom
signed the work of directing the live injury a, would lie done by «de inated
for governor on the Democratic
fair who are amply qualified to pending any other function of the «tore ticket this fall. Mr. Gardner Is report-
ed ns saying: “A nomination for gov
make it a success if they have for a -lay or two now ami then.
For advertixing ha, come to I* a ernor by Maine Democrats would lie a
any assistance whatever.
moat distinguished honor that I shmid
•‘function’* of every live «tore—a part
o( the “xervice" it render, to the pul>-
lie. Advertixing information ix calcu
lated to save the time ami money of the
«tore patron,—and there i, no good
time to Ruapend «uch a function a, thia.
—Ex.
AGRICULTURAL COllfGt
Maar Pap’s Restaurant
Notke for Publkathm
Departnivnt «»f the Interior, I’. S Lan«!
Office nt !*or(laii<l, Oregon, July |ti,
I Mt 1K
Notice IM hereby given that <•«-«»rge
I. l*ca*lce, <»f------ , who, on July |6tn,
I dik , inn<l<* T iih I mt nini St««nc npplnn-
tion No. Olti>, f«>r s
<»f \ W t4, Nvcti>»n
13, Townahit» 1 N«»rth. Knnge 5 Eaat,
Willamette Sleridinn has filed n«>tiee «»j
intention t«> make Final Timber nnd
St«me Proof, to e*taldisli claim to the
land above deitcribr<|, lM*f«»re Register
nn»i Receiver at Portlan*!. Oregon, Ijtnd
Office» on the eighth «lav <»( Ovl«»lier,
19dH.
Claimant name* a* witneawe* : Charlea
C«*»pey of Portland, Oregon , J«»M*t»h It.
C«M»t»«*y <>f Portland, Orrg«»n; E«lwnrd
Triexey of Palmer, Oregon;
Oacar
Heino of Portland, Oregon.
A uirrnon S. D rkas RR, R«*gi«ter
First publication Aug. 7 ; Inst pub
lication Oct. 2.
I'xecutrix* Noike.
In the matter «>f th«* Estate of Mary
Alexander, <lee<‘nMe»|—
Notice is hereby given bv the under-
nigned that ahe bn* been dulv a|>|M»inl« d
by the County Court of the State of
(>re>n»n for the County of Multnomah.
Executrix of the l^int Will ami Train-
inent of Mary Alexander, «b'ceaanl, and
that ahe i* the duly qualified nnd acting
executrix of *ai(l will in the State of
Oregon
All |M»r*oiis having claim*
against the Estate of Mary Alexander
are hereby required to present them
with proper voucher* within nix month*
from the «late of thin notice to the uil-
d<T*igne«| at her rvai«lencv in the Town
of Gresham, County of Multnomah and
State of Oregon.
llAKKirr A i . kxandkb .
Executor of the l.a*t Will and Test-
ament of Mary’ Alexander.
bate of first publication, Aug. 7, IDOH;
date of last publication, Sept. 4. IW*.
Notke for Publkatlon.
Department of the Interior, I'nlted State*
I^snd <>ffi« e at Portland, Oregon, Auguat 7th,
1WJH
NOTICE is hereby given that l^-na Mtajrner
of
Portland, Oregon
wh«»
on
August
7th. 1W*.
made Timber application
No
(IRtM, for w I 2 of ME 1 I and SE 1 I of HE I 4. S.-.-
tlon 10. Townffhlp I north. Range ft cast. W ||
lamette Meridian, ha* filed notice of intention
to make Final Proof, t<» establish claim to the
land above described. bef«»re the Register and
Receiver. I*. K fjtnd Offire at Portland, Oregon
on the '¿hi «lay of October, iw*
Claimant names as Witnesses
David R
Young, of Portlan«!. Oregon Stuart A Stay
ner. of Portland. Oregon . May Jacob« of Port
lan*!. Oregon. <««*«>rgc E Jacobs, of Portland,
Oregon.
ALGKRNON H DRESSER. Register.
••THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY”
Tenth and Morriaon. Portland. Or»-g*>n
C.Halil a Radar-,« Man: ** Kwp hamraaring away rvarlaatingly on thorough
work. It will win out in the rad." Said an Educator! "The quality of inxtruc-
lion given in your erhool tuakee it the standard of it, kind in the Northw»,t ’*
<L>pen all the year. Students admitted ut any time. Catalogue free.
References 1 Any bank, any newapaper, any buaineae man In PorthuxL
NEWPORT
YAQUINA BAY
Oregon’s Matchless Beach Resort
lhe Place to (Io for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv
able form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation
ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE-Beat of food and an
abundance of it. Fresh water from springs.
All modern
necessities, such as, telegraph, telephone, markets freshly
provided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages partly
furnished or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict munici
pal sanitary regulations.
SUMMER EXCURSION
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, L S. Lan«! Ofllr«*,
at Fortland, Oregon, Auguwt 7th, 19**1.
NOTK K 1» hereby given that Aura May
Jacob*, <»( Portland Oregon, who on Aiigii*t /,
ItfDK, nia'I* Timber Applb ation, No <W1fl, for
H 12 of NW I t K 12 «»( MW I I. H.<lloh in.
Town«hip I north. Rang»* fi <*a«t, W’lllamett«*
Meridian, ha* fll«*d not I«'»* of intention to mak»‘
Final Proof, to rwtabliidi claim to th«* land
h ) m > v ’* dr*rrib«’«l, befor«* th«* Register «nd R<*
»•elver, V. M. I. mik ! Office, at Portlan«!, Oregon,
on th«* 22«! <!ay«»f Octolwr. 190*.
Claimant names a* witnesses!
D«vl*l R
Young. <>f Portlan«!. Oregon: Stuart A Stay
n«T, of Portland, Oreg«»n. Ix*na Stay 11« r <»f
Portland, Oregon ; J. F Clark, «>( Oregon < lty.
ALGERNON M. DRESSER. Register,
Notke for Publkatlon.
Department of th«- Interior, L'. H 1-nnd Office,
of Portland, Ore., August 4th, iwm.
NOTICE is hereby given that George F.
Jacoba, of Portland, Oregon, who on A ugn*t I.
It*-*, mad«* Timber and Rtone Application, No.
GIVI, for N 12 NE It and E I 2 of ME I I. Ikrtlon
u. Township 1 north, Range A rant, Willamette
Meridian, has filed n<»tirrof intention to make
Final Proof to establish elahn to the land
almve dewrltH'd, before the Register and Re
reiver at Portland, Oregon, on th«* 22*1 day of
October, I UN.
Claimant name* as witnesses:
Rtiiart A
Staynar, of Portland, Oregon; J. H. Cunning
ham, of Portland, Oregon, David R. Young,
cf Portland, Oregon ; J. F Clark
ALGERNON 9 DRKMHKR, Receiver.
RATES
From AH Point, In the North»c,t
NEWPORT i, reached by way of th«* Southern Pacific to Albany or Cor
vallix, tlience Corvalli« A Fuuitern R. It
Train xervice daily «nd the trip
a pleaxure throughout. Leave Portland s 15 a. tn.
1
Rate From Portland $6.00 for the Round Trip
Ticket* on »ale «!•• % , uml go<>«l for six month*. There is also a Sattir«!ay-
Mon«Iav rate from ! ortlan«! «»( |3 :<<), ticket* on nalo Saturday*, k , mm I tor
return Monday*. (’<»rre«p<>ndirigly low rate* from *11 other pointa. (’all
at the city ticket office of the Southern Pacific, Third ami Waahinicton
BtreetB, Portlan«! r any S. P. agency elsewhere, for complete information.
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WM. McMURRAY
Portland. Ore.
General Passenger Agent.
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agent« a very alter a are
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Notke for Publkatlon.
Department of the Interior. I’ S tón«! Office,
at Portland. Oregon, August 7th, 1*1«.
N<»TI< B I- h'-ret,y tfivf h timi Stuart A Stay
ner, of Portland Or«*g«»n, who on August 7tb,
lie*, made Timlwr Application, No »217, f«»r
the U I 2 «»f m W i t. See lion in. an«! NW I I, NW
1 I. Section I-'«, Townwhin I north. Ranges east,
ftlllamett«* Meridian, lia* file*! notice ot in
tention to mak«- Final Pr<»of, to r*tabli*h daini
to the land ab«»ve descrlla*«!, I«ef«»re th«* Regis
ter mill Rcf'dver at Portland, Oregon, on the
23d «lay of October, I’sw
Claimant name» a* witn«"«<*s
Davi«! R
Young, <>f Portland, Oregon ; George F. J*coba,
of Port lami. Ongon. L«na Stay ner. of Port
land, Oregon: J F ( lark, of Oregon City
ALGERNON S DRESSER, Register,
A. P. Armstrong. IX.H., I*rlm l|»al
<I_We occupy two floor« 65 by too leet, have u $i*>,ooo equipment,
employ a Urge faculty, give individual inxtruction, receive more call«
for office help than we can meet. Our xch<x>l admittedly lead« all
others in quality of instruction.
It pavs to attend such au institution.
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to ,*« mul.ll«mrn « pmlna t.j buon, u.rw t v< u. and har. I ha niantrfarturat'. i**f.
•Slaa behind
tenia. |M» SOT >11 » a l,.< „ I. o* a tuir <d li.a. I.om n.nw
at a»/ >rirr until ym rr«rive <n»r caUk<ues and learn our unhsard of
/'»./I and r/MMrAeAZr «A*«-»/
u> ruler ag«-nta.
FACTORY PRICES '*• *un,,rt1'h,
I OU WILL
WILU BE
DL
ASTONISHED tudy
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‘*j fM,r
»»•“»nfui
H^IVRIdnCU
our
an|M-rb
mr*.lr|g
at th« rsui.««»« »nd
•w/r-»**’ we fan m-ikr you this year. U e sell the lug twat gratis likyr lea for l«aa numry,
Bl< lU E I hAl.MlN, you Cdn aell our bicydea under your own nan»« plats at
or pricra. Orders filled lite day received
We do not regularly handle aeermd hand Mrytlea, hut
lly have ■ -
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number
hand taken
t
- on hand
In tra.lr by our Chkago retail at«>rea
I he»e we clear out
¡y at prurea
pn<< a r.»nginff
ranging Jrorn
tty
trom •-> to BH *,r • | 0. i)r*< native bargain liata mailed free
Iniportr.l rollar rimi», and "iM-dala,'^na,
‘iH-dala. pan., rapaln
,:iMira and
and
¡MONI»
ANI» lilt iff
ll> ìl
HAN|>
Y< | l.l- M.
COASTER-BRAKES, .
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JUnda at half the utual retail frue 1.
’<>50
so HEDGETHORN PUN
PUNCTURE-PROOF >g80
SAMPLE PAIR ¡9
K SELF-HEALING TIRES >4
I ro unRODuot.oHLr A ■
AMSg
lhe regular retail pr>< e ot thexe tiret it
X- O
ter pair,
tatr. but
hut to iniroituce
mtro>tu<f we
or will
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50 per
tell you a ta mpkpa i r for $4 JU Hi at h with onlerft^).
AUD«
NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES
NAILM, Tarka or Glaaa will not let that
air out. Misty thousand ¡>ahs aoki last year.
Over two hundred thousand pairs now in tiac.
OEBORlPTIOMl Made In all sires It Is lively
and easy riding. vcrydurableaiMi lined in«i<!<* with '
a special finality of rubber, which nevrr l«rtoiiirs
porous and which closes upsninll pnneturrs without allow
Notice the thick mhher treed
ing the air to escape. We have hundreds <>( letters from «uitis-
••A” Mini piiiiPtiire atrip« ••H”
hedcuatotnersstating that theirtireahaveonlylirrti p«itnnr<|
»•««I ••!>.•• al*«> riot atrip “ir*
up once or t wire in a whole season They weigh no more t han
to prevent rim rutting*. Tlila
an ordinary tire, the puncture re«inting «|uaIitiestiring given
tlr«» will outlast anr other
by several layers of thin, specially prejxred fabiicon the
make
-torr. ELA m TIC aud
tread The regular price of these tirra iapt yqwr pair,lint for
EAMY HIDING.
advertising purposes we are inn kin» a apecial factory pt ice to
the rider of only ft h -» per pair. All or<Vrs shipprtl aanie day letter is received. We ship C. O D on
approval. You do not bay a cent until you have examined anti found them strictly as represente«!
We will allow a rash dlseomit of *t per cent (thereby making the price B4.AA per pair) if v«m
semi n;l.le C’AMII WITH OKI»KR ami encloae this advertisrmeiu. We will alsA srnd one
m< kel plated brass hand pump Tires Io l»e returned at (>HH eipri’se if for any reason they are
not satisfactory on examination. We are perfectly reliable and money sent to ua is an safe «« in a
bank. If yon order a pair of these tires, you will find that they will ride easier, run faster,
wear better, last longer and look finer than any tire you have ever used or seen at any price. We
know that you will be so well pleased that when you want a bicycle you will give us your order.
We want you to send us a trial order at once, hence this remarkable tire offer.
fir Vflff mrm TIDE‘S .,lmJ ‘
any kind at any price until you semi for a pair of
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ItnKJ Hedge thorn Puncture Proof tire» on approval sml trial at
the special intrndu« tory price quoted alxivr, or write for our big Tire and Sundry Catalogue which
describes and quotes ail makes and kinda of tires at about half the usual prices
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WAiT h»1 wrtte ua a pnatal today. I»G NOT TH IN k «»If BUYING a bicycle
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> ora pair of tires from anyone until you know the new and wonderful
offers we are making. It only eoats a postal to learn everything. Write it NOW.
J. L MEAR CYCLE COMPANY,
CHICAGO, ILL,