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PORTLANDMARKET SCH O O L D AYS FARM L O A N * D n « r « * i u M ortgage e«., r «th a t F o u n lO d fcv ry A a N n D B MA m a c h TÑ i n ì w Ò ¡ r m k i— Commercial Iron W ork», 7th A Madison h G U À R Â N T Ï Î D R k B U I L T MACHI____ HINES Oregon T y p e w rite r Co.. M - A 6th a t HARO WOOfo FLOORING" O ak -L e af Hardwood Floor Co., i l l 76th S t N . Floor« «lectrlc »andcd. L. S . S. U S E D C A R E X C H A N G E Used cars hot and aold. 28 N . 11th 8L, DO YOU INOW THAT THE ALDEK HOTEL Phone Broadway 8214.___________________ H E M S T IT C H IN G A N D P L E A T IN G 2S6 Alder Street. Portland. Oregon. Susie Buckley, Power's F u rn itu re Store. Will rent you a room t v 11.00 per day. or a room M FC S. O F V U L C A N IZ E D ROOF P A IN T with bath for 81.60 to 82.00 per day? New roof« and repairin g done. Young and Woods. 1103 E. C aruthers 8L ________ rood place to Eat and Li* a Wall. M F C S O F R E E D F U R N IT U R l” Remarkable 60c luncheon at n Open 7 a. au to 8 a. » . . 8 » Stark St. Buy Coast M ade Goode. Reed Specialty Shop, 310 W illia m » Ave.______________ K u r s e R ie I S ixth »tract opposite T h e O reg o n ia n and Al Russellville N ursery, R- F . D . L _______ d e r atreet oppoaite M e ir A F r a n k ’ a T h e Beat O R EG O N F L U F F RUG CO. E atin g p lace in th e C ity . T h e F inest C offee J. H . Lehm ann, Prop. 1024 E a s t S tark and P astry a Specialty. P Y O R R H E A D E N T IS T S Smith Long Stevenson 310 Bush A Lane SA L V A T IO N A R M Y R E S C U E HOM E W ill h elp fr e tn d lesa g irls. D. a M . car, M a y fa ir a A lexand ria Sta. SILOS AND WATER TAÑES National Tank A Pipe Co.. Portland. USE T IR E R E P A IR IN G A N O R E T R E A D IN G Used and new tires bought and sold. A A R T ire Shop, 320 H a w th o rne Are TYPEWRITERS—NBW OR REBUILT Rebuilt Typewriter Co.. 20« Oak Street W e lte r System of Suggestive Therapy D r. T . W . Ayers, 716 De Jekuni ~ Bldg. ' W H O L E S A L E A N O R E T A IL T IN W A R E Portland T in w a re M fg. Co., 47 F irs t SL A L A S K A P L U M B IN G A H E A T IN G CO? P lu m b ïn g F Îx tu r e » and Supplies Pipe F ittin g s , lowest price». 363 E. Morrison C L E A N IN G A N O D Y E IN G ______ FOR SAMPLE AND INFORMATION. - F o T 'r e ll a b ir c le 'a n ln g - a n d 'b T e r n i'i^ r ice «end parcel» to us. W e pay return Ice « given postage. In fo rm a tio n and pricea upon request E N K E 'S C IT Y D Y E W O R K S Established 1 3 0 0 _ _ _ _ _ Portlan d O R U G LE S S - P H Y S IC IA N C K ro n íc ^ íiíé a íe e T re p é c ia íty T ^ B rr'W T ^ R ? Allen, 2nd ond Burnalde. E M B R O ID E R IN G A N D P L E A T IN G — Thla Peser Wbaa j Thee» A »,« Sugar In India. The small Indian sugar grower makes no white sugar but simply bolls down the Juice and does not remove the molasses. The dark brown prod uct is called gur or gul, and Is gen erally sold and consumed without re fining, although in some parts of the country a certain amount of modern sugar production is carried on. Hotel A]Id P* I I BAB’S RESTAURANT S s L Cafeteria Archbishop’s Prerogatives. By ancient right the archbishop of Canterbury la the only man In Eng land who ha3 the power to give to a layman a degree of medicine. He also may confer degrees of law, muslo or art on those whom he regards as having proved themselves worthy of such honors. DO YOUR OWN PLASTERING WITH * HAIIMER AND A SAW PERFECTION PERFECTION •WALL BOARD* PlasterValisThat Vili Not Cròchi ASK INFORMATION DEPARTMENT Com mercial Inform ation furnished I of charge. Cataloguas supplied and c« m arcial Inquirías cheerfully answered. W rite any firm balowl Do It now I PORTLAND. O U T h e pleasure of your trip to P o rt land w ill depend upon the hotel you aelect. Coxy surroundings, moderate rates, and the welcome you find In your own home town, a w a it you a t the M ultnom ah. Garage in Connection. T Y P E W R IT E R S Guaranteed Rebuilt», tented or »old. Easy .ymenta. Send for il lustrated catalogue B. Wbolenle Typewriter Ca. 321 Wuksutta St. PORTLAND. ORE. RUBBER STAMPS and MARKING DEVICES. tvn« e o** m u m eeerhAMe. • SWOLLEN (Varicose)VEINS Are painful and often dangerous. Our Band-w»ven-to-fit Elastic Stockings. Belts and Bandages always give relief. fitters and Makers for fifty-fire Yean Satisfaction or Money Back. Bend for Book and Measure Blank Today. WOODARD, CLARKE & CO. Pertlaad. Weedlark Bull din« Alder at Waat Park “WATCH YOUR FEET” A C C O R D IA N F L O A T I N G _____________ K n ife and~hox pleating, hematTtrKlng. 10c yd. Buttons covered. N ovelty Shop, >6(4 F ifth street, Portland. A G R IC U L T U R A L IM P L E M E N T S G E T O U R S P E C IA L P R IC E S O N O U R Mowers, Rakes, Tedders, G rain Cradles, and Binders. P. E . Esbenshade Co., 360-6 M o rrm o n ^ B t^ P ortland. stitching. Buttons Covered, B raiding, ate. K . Stephana. 210-20-21 P ltto ck Block. DOO R S 'A N D - W l N DO W S W e can sell you Doors, W in d o w s Roof ing, P a in t Glass and Builders' H ardw are, direct a t wholesale prices. W r ite te r prices before buylag. Heacock Bask A Door C o .,2 1 3 F i r a t S t , Portland. ____ H O R S ES , M U L E S B O U G H T , SO LO C j w n Stables, Inc., 266 F ro n t St., P o rt land, Ore. Horses and mules for sale or hire. Special rates ta loggers and con tractors. W ith or w ith o u t harness. P h illip Suetter, P re a U . 8. S T A B L E S , 366“ UHton Av «.“ D r a ft horse« bought and Sold.________ _ _ _ _ _ C. L . Chappell, 2$2 Union Ave. South. N orthw est W elding A Supply Co.. I t 1st Bt C H IR O PR A C T O R APÍD E L E C T R O T H E R A P E U T IC S D r s .B a k e r and_O leson,_ll7_Dekum Bldg. T H E T A IL O R . Suit« cleaned. C L E A N E R S , + A IL O R 8 A N D D Y E R S Wa yay return Postage. Special atten tion given to m ail orders. 104 Fourth St.. Portland. Ora R E G A L T A IL O R S , 127 N o rth S ixth SL L E A R N M U L T IG R A P H IN G ~ C U T F L O W E R S A F L O R A L D E S IG N S The C allan School, only recognised C lark« Bros., Florist«, 217 Morrison SL school _____________ on tha co ast Expe Experienced opers- D A N C IN G E V E R Y N O O N A E V E N IN G tore alw ays In demand. 406 A rtisans Bldg O riental Cafa. C hina««-Am erican Kitchen M A C H IN E R Y Corner Broadway and W aah. P O R T L A N D Bead us your laqulriea fo r aaythlag Duckback W aterproofing Preservative 1res or W oodworking Machleery, Leg Guaranteed for auto tops. Spring lu b ri cant and gaakatcom pound. 306 Pine SL JOY Everything for the Motorcyclist. R ebu ilt H arley-D avid son MOTORCYCLES Same guarantee aa new. From $200.00 up to $360.00, all late models, w ith 3-speed and electric equipment. E asy term s If desired. P ay while you ride. Send for litera tu re. Motorcycle and Supply Co.. H a rle y Davidson Service Center, 200 Ir a SL, P ortland, Ore., corner Taylo r. HOTEL HOYT S ixth and H o y t Streets Portland, Oragoa CoBvaalent ta B eth Depot« Absolutely Fireproof Room« 31-00 and up w ith o u t Bath. Boom« 32.00 aad up w ith Bath. ELBERT S ROBE, M gr. PO RTLAND RUG M E A T A N D pR O foU C E B O U G H T N ew Coolers Installed assuring protec tion to shippers of dressed hogs, bu tter, eggs, etc. T r y us. B row n a Co., 310 H o y t MOTORCYCLES A N D ~PA R TS AU makes. E asy terms. E A S T S ID E M O T O R C Y C L E CO. 44-46 G R A N D A V E . PERSONAL“ M A R R Y I F L O N E L Y ; for results, tr y me; best and moat successful “H om e M a k e r;” hundreds rich wish m arriage soon; s tric t ly co nfidential; most reliable; years of experience; descriptions free. "T h e Suc cessful C lub," Mrs. N A S H , Box 066, O A K L A N D , C A L IF O R N IA .______________ S A N IT A R Y B E A U T Y P A R L O R W e help the appearance e f worn' T w e n ty -tw o Inch sw itch or traaafi tlon, value $7.00, Price $3.40. 400 to 412 D ekum Bldg. C O . W IR E FOR FENCING POULTRY FLUFF sad RAG RUGS s Specialty Two-inch Mesh Is Most Commftnly Used and Can Be Purchased 1872-117« East lTth Street at Moderate Price. OUR GIFT TO THE BRIDE OAJSPBT S L R A X 1 M O , L A T I N « A B U I E « Before you order yeur wedding announcements and cards, write or visit TH E CHETOPA PRESS A request for eamplee eatitles you to 60 beautiful calling cards in an engraved effect free of charge. Broadway a t Taylor Portland, Oregon (Prepared by the U nited States D ep art m ent o f A gricu ltu re.) Wire netting, two-inch mesh. Is com monly used for fencing poultry yards nnd can be bought at a moderate price. DR. E. H. EA ST Where several runs are adjoining, P H Y S IC IA N A N D 8 U R G K O N Specialties! Goitres, Diseases ef Worn three-fourths of an Inch or one-inch aad M a te ra lty Offic e M o rgan Building Portland, Ora. mesh wire should he used at the bot EW FLUFF RUGS AT HALF tom to a height of two to two and one- half feet to keep the mules from light COST OF NEW CARPETS. Have your old worn out carpeta and ing one another. tolen clothes made Into a rtis tic revara- Send for free cataloff The height of the fences should be lc F L U F F RUGS. Carpet» and ruga re- lred, steam cleaned. Rag rugs all sixes. PISTONS— PISTON PINS—RINGS regulated by the variety of fowls. The IV from facto ry and save money. W rite Cylinder and Crank Shaft Grinding. Auto heaviest breeds, like the Brahmas, may r prices. motive Machine Werk and Welding. be restrained by a four-foot fence, and COOK A GILL CO.. INC. o rth w e s t R u g C o ., 11th aad Burnside Sta. most of the other breeds can be kept Portland. Ore. Phone: Bdwy. 8281 In by a six-foot fence. Hamburgs and BROOKE DRUG C O .” 5 S U ” Leghorns may be kept In the yards by CUT RATE MAIL ORDER DRUGGISTS. E y e an d E ye G la ise s C are Gleonie Pile treatment, sold under guarantee. m y specialty. Consultation frsa. clipping the flight feathers on one 16.00, no pain no operation. Chybke'e Tape worm Gates should be provided In Remover. 610. Chybke a "Dermo Septine" for M E Satisfaction guaranteed. D r. B. wing. A . Bedynek, 606-0 P ltto ck Black. order to permit access from one yard ■kin eruption, eczema, $6.00. Letters answered. to the n ext D R . G. E. W A T T S If convenient. It is well to have dou 212 Oregonian Balldlng. L e t us finish w h at your Kodak began. ble yards, for then one may rotate Best w erk, best service. Old established green crops. The yards may be sown PORTLAND. OREGON K odak finishers, 12 years In Portland. M a il orders given special care. W e pay to oats, wheat, or rye, and while the S P E C IA L I S T retu rn postage. A ll prin ts made on Velox fowls are using one yard the green paper. R egular E astm an Dealers, all the Female and Rectal Trouble« and Kodaks and sundries In stock. K odak or feed In the other can be getting a GLAND TRANSPLANTATIONS Prem o catalog sent on request. Evsland fresh start. A Lewis, 412 E a s t M errlson St., Portland When the yards are to be on only SO R E M OUTH Eyes E xam ined. Classes F itted . one aide of the house, they should be ORO MOUTH WASH cures bleed R epairing done by m all. Moat on the south side In order that the ing and sore gums and mouth. Users modern equipment. Satisfaction guaranteed. fowls may have the benefit of the first are boosters. P R E -W A R P R IC E S dry ground In early spring. It not In At your druggist’s or sent, charges aid, on receipt of price, $2.50. Hllls- C la rk -B re w e r Optical Co.. 112| 6th Street frequently happens that In localities oro Chemical Co., Hillsboro, Ore. where snow lg abundant the ground “ A M a d a ra ts P ric e d H e te l e f M e r it ” Reference; Shuts Savings Bank, Hills- on the south side Is dry many days H O T E L C L IFFO R D boro, Oregon._____ _______________ _ E ast M orrisoa S t , a t E a s t Sixth, the before thaj on the north side. P risclp al East Side H otel. I m inute« from If the yards are to be in permanent Shopping D is tric t Fo ur block« from S. F. sod and are to furnish green feed for the fowls, 70 to 80 square feet should F IS T U L A , F IS S U R E . Itc h in g and a ll « til T E S , "TT W IL L F A T ” to tend ns be allowed for each bird, poultry spe e r rectal condition» except Cancer perm a th a t R A D IA T O R fo r repair. Made cialists In the United States Depart n ently cured w ithou t a surgical operation like new fo r a m oderate price. M y method of treatm e n t eaves the tis ment of Agriculture say. If part of E xp e rt w ork absolutely gu araa- sue Instead of destroying IL I t 1« pain teed. R A D IA T O R 8 E R V IC E CO. the green feed Is to be otherwise pro less, require« no anesthetic and is p erm a Cor Union S H aw thorne, Portland vided for, and the yards used mainly nent Th ere Is no confinem ent to bed, no Interference w ith business or social en for exercise grounds, 35 to 40 square gagements. A B U S IN E S S E D U C A T IO N F R E E feet per bird will be sufficient 1 guarantee a cure or w ill refund your fee. Shade of some kind should be pro C all or w rite fo r booklet. vided, and this can often be ad M ention thia paper when w ritin g. vantageously furnished by planting A Position for E ach Graduato fruit trees (such as pears, plums, cher A L I8 K T B U IL D IN G ries, and apples) In the yard. Second and Morrison S ts , •o rtla n d , Ora. W rite us today. Tired Aching Feat Can Ba Relieved. D. W. LROD. 1116 Sailing Bldg. Portland. Specialising a Arch Supports. Honest John Truss. Seamless lastl« Hosiery, Abdominal Supports, Ankle Sup- trta. AUTO REPAIR PARTS K O D A K S S P IL E S DR. E. J. D E A N H O T ENOUGH TO FRY EGGS Prtngey asserted It could not be done. Jerry »1. Hines, twenty-four. This will Langley obtained a pair of eggs Congressman Langley Proves State from the bouse restaurant and started bts culinary task. The frying wss ment True as Regards the slow but when Langley flipped the Capitol Steps. eggs over and spoiled a “sunny side Washington.—"You win. John I" up,” Pringley admitted he had lost gasped Representative Joseph C Lets Children Marry. Prtngey of Oklahoma, as be mopped Kansas City. Mo.—M. F. Burch, bis brow and lost a wager to Con gressman John W. I-angley of Ken father of )5 children, appeared before Probate Judge Alma and applied for tucky. Langley bet that It was hot enough a license to perron his thlrteen-year- to fry eggs on the steps of the capltot old daughter, Goldie, to be man-led to be the second marriage of young mem bers of the Burch family. A flfteeo- year-old son, John, married Carmen L. Elliot thirteen years of age. Housing Shortage Hits Roms. Rome.—Rome la suffering from lacif of house room quite as seriously as does any American city. Congestion has reached the point where large families have to be crowded Into one room. Rome Is today in need of 45,(KA) more rooms. * Wanted—Man to take orders FO R M A D E T O M E A S U R E com bination raincoat», top coat» and gabardine». P re fe r someone w ith previous experience selling a ta ilo rin g line. H a v e a splendid proposition, low pricea, a ttra c tiv e lin e In swatch form . E v e ry g arm en t guaranteed. Address W abanela M fg. Co., Oept. N „ Oakley Bldg, a t W abanala Ave., Cntcago. Something to Think -About B, F. A. WALKER THE Q U E S T IO N E R . HEN Shakespeare wanted to ex press the tragedy Involved In the snuffing out of the life of his most Intellectual character, he did It by these words, “The rest Is silence.” He might have put It tu another way, by saying that Hamlet would ask no more questions. For that was his most disconcerting habit. Keeping silence before a puzzling world, and a puzzling universe. Is something that man has never done. The human being who Just asked the reason for the first nightfall and the first appearance of the stars stood on the threshold of all modern scientific investigation. So, If It were necessary to find a definition of man which would differ entiate him from all the rest of crea tures, It would be sufficient to say of him: “He Is the animal that asks questions.” » s « Rudyard Kipling In a striking line talked of “the law of the Jungle.” The writers of fables have not pulled the long bow in attributing to the beasts the sense of Justice, even If they were making fun of society In doing so. So the lion stands for the maker of rules, nud the monkey for him who evades them. So law Is not peculiar to the chil dren of Adam. The animals know political econ omy. “Go to the ant thou sluggard,” said King Solomon. This little creature shows what can be done through the organized efforts of thousands of insects, whose opera tions could be stopped In a moment by the foot of a passing giant In the shape of a mischievous boy. So business organization is not ex clusively human. It Is Impossible to look at the combs of a beehive without realizing thut the creatures who made It know geom etry and architecture. The cells are so constructed as to give the maximum of strength with the minimum of expenditure In the way of material. So the Brooklyn bridge, or the dome of St. Peter's, Is not a proof of human superiority. e » » There Is a solitary eagle to be seen every day, soaring over a lake In west ern Ontario. Once he had a mate. But she disappeared one winter. Since then the widower has never married. The natives say that It Is the habit of these birds to he perpetually true to their first and only love. So constancy Is not the exclusive virtue of our race. When Christ wanted to express his affection for Jerusalem, he could think of nothing better to say than that he would have gathered Its people about him, as a hen gathers her chickens un der her wings. Thlr timid bird will face any peril If she thinks that her young are In danger. In the same way the bear of the North woods, which will fly before man under ordinary circumstances, will fight to the death If she thinks her cubs are threatened. So family affection and devotion do not set mankind apart from the rest of the animal kingdom. W e » e Only the other day a raccoon at the Bronx goologlcal gardens in New York, was In danger of starving to death be cause the gatekeeper who had tamed and petted him had been aent to the hospital. Tha animal would not take food from a atranger. So fidelity and gratltode are not con fined to the lorda of creation. But there la no reason to believe that the beast» of the Jungle that have their hunting laws, or the ants that lay np their atore for winter, or the bee« that know practical geome try, or the eagle that mourns his dead wife forever, or the hen that protects her chickens, or the bear that is fear less of rifles, or the raccoon that Is faithful to his master, ever asked any questions about the why and where fore of things. On the other hand, from the dawn of history, we find man worrying over the riddle of the universe. This too In spite of the fact that, even In the beginning of things he felt that he would never be able to solve It. So lie Invented language to convey his questions to his neighbors and alphabets to write them down fot- Ids children. He Invented mathematics In order to compute the motions of the stars. By all his questioning he has suc ceeded In pushing back the curtain that hangs around his universe. Yet he knows perfectly well that In spite of all that his Newtons, Darwins, Ein steins and Curies may do, what Her bert Spencer called “the unknowable" will always elude him. But as long as he follows the gleam he will be man, as God made him. (Copyright). --------- O-------- Th e wisest pilgrim is the one who goes A long tha highw ay, hour by hour con tent T o take the rain or shine the sklee have sent; W h o counts his riches In each budded rose; Each song the thrush through vernal branches throws; E ach m arvel o f the sunrise; each dusk blent O f m yetery and fra g ra n t sacram ent; E ach star th a t In the heaven burns and glows. Threading a Needle. Those having defective eyesight wilt gain much time when threading a sew ing needle If they will use a pocket flashlight. Flash It behind the eye of the needle and Immediately your needle will be threaded. Keep the flashlight In your machine drawer, where It will always be handy. Cutlcura Soothes Itching Scalp On retiring gently rub spots of dan druff and Itching with Cutlcura Oint ment. Next morning shampco with Cutlcura Soap and hot water. Make them your every-duy toilet preparations and have a clear skin and soft, white hands.—Adv. A Cold Snap In Siberia. In some parts of Siberia most of the food sold In shops Is in a frozen state, milk being sold in long sticks and mekt hacked with axes. The men walk around with beards caked with Ice, and women incasod wholly In wool or fur. No children are to be seen In the streets, the cold is so Intense. Oldest Botanical Work. The oldest botanical work in the world is In the palace or temple of Kama Kat, Thebes, in E gypt It Is sculptured on the walls and represents foreign plants brought to Egypt by tho sovereign Thothmes III after a cam paign In Arabia. It shows the plant, flowers, bud and fruit. Leaning Tower of Westminster. A curious thing is happening to the massive tower of Westminster cathe dral, a landmark for miles, which Is leaning. It Is three feet out of the perpendicular, but does not look an eighth of an inch out from any view point.—London Times. Bad Economy. To save money by going without necessities la bad economy, hut to waBte anything lessens your wealth, HANDFUL of green onions, a the wealth of your country, and the cupful of cooked rice, a cupful of wealth of the world. thick white sauce, a cold hard-cooked egg and a little cheese may make a The Puzzling Twins. very palatable luncheon dish. Cook The new baby twins looked as alike the tender young onions until well as two peas in a pod. Harold stood done: drain. Butter a small baking dish and put In the rice, cover with looking at them and, looking up at his the drained onions, add a sprinkling father he asked, "and aren't there of grated cheese the white sauce nnd even lefts or rights to ’em?” bake until bubbling hot. Serve from Inventor’s Triumph. the dish. The rice should be well sea soned with butter, or with a chicken For years It was believed that a broth while It Is cooking. machine could never ho made which would weave wicker baskets and fur Banana Cream. niture. But a machine which produces Slice three ripe bananas, press flawless work at 30 times the speed through a sieve, add a small box of crushed strawberries, reserving part of the best hand weaving Is now in of the Juice; beat together lightly and use. set on Ice to cool. Serve In glass Picturesque Custom. cups with whipped cream to which has been added the reserved straw A unique and picturesque custom In berry Juice. Serve very cold. Korea Is the handing down of a fam During the hot weather the simple ily hat from father to eldest son. This and less expensive desserts appeal to hat, made from the hair of family an the housewife. Frozen dishes, when cestors, is a priceless possession, and prepared at home, are always accept Is so carefully handled that It does not able and cost very little. wear out for generations. Lemon 8herbet. Experienced Printer. Take three lemons, two cupfuls of "Our new company Is capitalized at sugar and a quart of rich milk. Mix the sugar and lemon Juice, add a $50,000,000.” "Great! Let me see grated rind If desired, then stir In the your prospectus.” “Oh, we haven't got milk. The mixture will curdle but out a prospectus yet. The confound when frozen will be smooth and very ed printer wants his pay in advance.” palatable. Serve In sherbet glasses. —Boston Transcript. PALATABLE DISHES. A i® . 1811, Waatern Newspaper Union.) ---------o -------- THE CHEERFUL O1ERUB Fly KftZjrt i» like a. phonotJrKpk---- . No s o o n e r b m y U a t __ lo J o v v e e g o n e . T k t n j j u s t to b re tÀ __ ev/ful pKvjc I p v t a n o th e r record o rs. IVT*t*«« Victor Over Misfortune. Happy Is the man who can endure the highest and the lowest fortune. He who has endured such vicissitudes with equanimity has deprived misfor tune of Its power.—Seneca. CuticuFa S oap ’ C o m p le x io n s ’ A r e H e a lt h y B e«0.O 1ntm «at.TaJr7tm .2fc> • v a r y w t o r « F o rs a ig ip )« X M r IA rb .IÍ rm ■ lirB — 0 M tosff R U t o » U > t e R , I t e » * BEHNKE-W ALKER BUSINESS C O LLECr Is th e biggest, m ost perfectly equipped Business T r a in in g Bcbooi In tha N o r th west. F it ysurself fo r a higher position w ith m ore money. P erm anent positions assured qur Graduates. W rits f i r catalog— F o u rth and Y am hill, Portland a. nW -.i- . Are Y n Satisfied? P. N. U. No. 3 1 , 1 *2 1
