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INFORMATION
DEPARTMENT
PORUANDflARKET
A C C O R O IA N P L E A T IN G
K a li« and box P a t i n e , he m s tltth ln c,
10c yd. Buttons covered. M a il orders a
Portland* N o v elty Shop’ 85* F ifth 8 t *
PhM» » » U n r u t. r > » Whm Aaswarlac These æ » .
b r a z in g , w e l d in g a c u t t in g
N orthw est W eld ing A Supply Co.. M 1st St
C H IR O P R A C T O R A N O E L E C T R O .
M A T IN E E S - 1 Sc to 50c.
N IG H T S - 1 Sc to » 1 0 0
T H E R A P E U T IC S
Except Sunday« and Holidays.
Pre. B aker and Oleeon, 61T D eku m Bldg.
C U T F L O W S R S A F L O R A L D E S IG N S
C lark e Bros., Floriata, 217 M orrison B t
DO YOU KNOW THAT THE ALDER HOTEL
D A N C IN G E V E R Y NOON A E V E N IN G
O riental Cafe, Chinese-A m erican Kitchen
286 Alder Street. Portland. Oregon.
Corner Broadw ay and Wash. P O R T L A N D
Will rant you a room for 11.00 par day. or a
with bath for 11.60 to 12.00 per day?
F O U N D R Y A N D M A C H IN E W O R K S
Com mercial Iron W ork«, 7th A Madison.
G U A R A N T E E D R E B U IL T MACHINES
Remarkable 60c luncheon at noon. Oregon Typew rite.- Co., M - A 6ih S t
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O a k -L e a f H ardw ood Floor Co., 231
S ixth street opposite T h e O reg o n ia n end A l­
7 6 th S t N . Floors electric sanded
d e r street opposite M e ir & F r a n k ’s. T h e Best
M FGS. O F V U L C A N IZ E D ROOF P A IN T
N ew roofs and repairin g done. Touag
E atin g place in th e C ity .
T h e F inest C offee
and Woods. 1103 E. C aruthers SL
and P astry a S pecialty.
M FG S. O F R E C O F U R N IT U R E
B uy Coast M ade Goods. Keed Specialty
Shop, 319 W illia m s Ave.
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W rite us for prices and market conditions on
P Y O R R H E A D E N T IS T S
Veal Hogs, Poo’trj, Fruits, Potatoes, Onions, etc
Smith Long Stevenson 910 Bush A Lane Bldg,
SILOS ANO WATEK TANKS
Portland, Oregon
Forty Years in the Same Location.
National Tank A Pipe Co., Portland.
TYPEWRITERS—NEW OB REBUILT
Rebuilt Typewriter C k .. IO4 Oak Street
of Suggestive Therapy
1 DO YOUR OWN PLASTERING WITH A HAMMER AND A SAW D W r. elte T . r W System
. Ayeru, 716 D ekum Bldg,
W H O L E S A L E A N O R E T A IL T IN W A R E
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P ortland T in w a re M fg. Co.. 47 F irs t SL
A L A S K A L F L U M B IN G ^ .j^ jE j^ T IJ M Q CO,
Flum bing F ix tu re s and Supplies.
Pipe
F ittin g s , lowest prices. 363 E . Morrison
MOTORCYCLES A N D PARTS
A ll makes. Easy 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 .
DOORS A N D W IN D O W S
W e can sell you Doors, W indow s, Roof­
P ain t, Glass and Builders* H ard w a re
P l a s t e r V a l l s T h a t M il N o tC r a c h l d ing,
ire c t W e are m anufacturers. W rite for
rices before buying.
Heacock Sash &
■>oor
•oor Co., 212 F irs t St., Portland.
ASK FOR SAMPLE AND INFORMATION.
FA R M M A C H IN E R Y
P. E. Esbenshade, 366 E. M orrison St.
Portland.
A g ricu ltu ral Im plem ents and
F a rm M achin ery N ew and 2nd H and.
P E RSO N A L
M A R B Y iF L o N E lT Y f T o P results, try ms:
best and most successful “ H om e M a k e r;’1
hundreds rich wish m arriage soon; s tric t­
ly confidential; most reliable; years of
experience; descriptions free,
‘T h e Sue-
CSTABUSHM KM T
cessful C lub.” M r a N A S H , Box 666,
Grand Avenue at Yamhill O A K L A N D , C A L IF O R N IA .
PORTLAND. ORE.
C L E A N IN G A N D D Y E IN G
“Wkere Hoae
F o r reliah)ebieañ?ng'aad"'15yeíng'ge'V -
Ice send paresis to us. W e pay return
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EXPERT
Cosiorti Abeoni”
postage.
In fo rm a tlo x and prices gives
upon requenL
PORTLAND. ORK.
E N K E S C IT Y D T I W O R K S
Established 119#
P ertlasd
Th e pleasure of your trip to P o rt­
L E A R N tiU L T IG R A P H IN G
land w ill depend upon the hotel you
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School,
only
recognized
E X C E L L E N T SE R V IC E
•elect.
Cozy surroundings, moderate
school on the coast. __r
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Expert«
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rates, and the welcome you find In
By Parcel Post. Return Postage Paid. Write for tors alw ays in demand. 406 A rtisan s Bldg.
your own home town, a w a it you a t
Circulars and Prices.
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A t Heilig Theater, Portland, Oregon
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Hotel Alder
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PERFECTION
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PERFECTION
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Dyeing & Cleaning
“A t Your Beck and Call”
Garage in Connection.
T Y P E W R IT E R S
Guaranteed Rebut Its.
Rented or »old. Easy
iy ments. Send for il­
lustrated catalogue B.
Wkciesale Typewriter Ce.
321 W.stagtM St,
PORTLAND. ORE’
RUBBEP STAMPS and MARKING
DEVICES.
AUTO
R E P A IR
PARTS
Send for fret catalog
PISTONS— PISTON PINS— RINGS
Cylinder and Crank Shaft Grinding. Auto­
motive Machine Work and Welding.
COOK A GILL CO.. ING
11th and Burnaide Sts.
Portland, Ore.
Phone: Bdwy. 3281
U sed
T ruck
B a r g a in s
3 4 to 5 ton, $100.00 op.
Write for complete list.
W E N T W O R T H & IR W IN IN C .
Oregon distributors G. M . C. trucks
200 Second S t
P ortland, Ore.
OUR GIFT TO THE BRIDE
SWOLLEN (Varicose)VEINS
Ar» painful and often dangerous. Our
Hand-woven-to-flt Elastic Stockings. Balta
and Bandages always give relief.
Fitters and Makers for Fifty-fire Years
Before you order your wedding announcements
and cards, write or visit THE CHETOPA PRESS
A request for samples entitles you to 50 beautiful
calling cards in an engraved effect free of charge.
Broadway a t Taylor
Portland. Oregon
“ A M oderate Priced H otel of M e rit»
H O T E L C L IF F O R D
East Morrison SL, a t B ast Sixth, the
Principal E ast Side H otel, i m inutes from
Shopping D lstrtc L F o u r blocks from B. P.
East Side Station.
E M B R O ID E R I N G A N O F L E A T I N G—
A c c o ïîia ir s iiè V n d ^ b ô x ^ P iïa tin g r îfè m :
stitching. B uttons Covered, B raiding, sto.
K . Stephens. 319-20-31 P ltto ck Block.
Are You Looking for a
Dependable Produce Dealer?
V eal
P ork
P ou ltry
Honey
B u tte r
Cheese
Eggs
A ny P roduct
G et our p
R U B Y & CO.
169 F ro n t St.
P ortland, Ore.
Sixteen Y ears1 R elia b ility.
ROH'SE S, M U t e 8 BO U G H T , !BO L 6
C rown Stablee, Inc., 236 F ro n t St.. P o rt­
land, Ore. Horses and m ule» for sale or
hire. Special rates to loggers and con­
tra c to rs W ith or w ith o u t harness.
P hillip Suetter, Pres.
U. 8. S T A B L E S . 266 Union A t . D ra ft
horses bought and sold.__________________
L. Chappell, 222 Union Ave. South.
M A C H IN E R Y
Bead us y e ar Inquiries fe r r an
esyth
yth la
ing In
tees or W eedvrsrklsg M scklasry
isry. * Logging,
Sawm ill, Cestractors’ Bqulpme
pmsat, Leee-
m o ttle .. B e lte r,, Buglsee, Crashers, B all,
Cable, Belting, etc. Burke Machinery C e ,
628 R ailw ay Exchange Bldg., P ortia»«, O i.
Write far print aad term.
8COUT LOSES LIFE SAVING CHUM.
K O D A K
S
L e t ue finish w h at your K odak began.
Beat w ork, best service. Old established
K od ak finishers, 12 years In Portland.
M a il orders given special care. W e pay
re tu rn postage. A ll prints made on Velox
paper. R egular E astm an Dealers, all the
Kodaks and sundries in stock. Kodak or
Prem o catalog sent on requ est Eveland
A Lewie, «13 E ast Morrison S t , Portland.
BROOKE DRUG CO.
67 NMTN
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CUT RATE M A IL ORDER DRUGGISTS.
G Icon la Pile treatment, aold under guarantee.
38.00. no pain no operation. Chybke’a Tape worm
Remover. 310. Chybke’, "Dermo Septine“ f<w
.kin eruption, eczema. 36.00. Letters an.werad.
P IL E S
Same guarantee as new. From 9200.00 up
to 9360.00, a ll late models, w ith 3-speed
and electric eq uip m ent 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 8ervlce Center, 200 3rd
8 L , P ortland, Ore., corner Taylo r.
another lad who could not swim. Hls
effort was successful, but Just at the
last moment he himself became ex-
baneted and sank. Pathetically enough,
young Robinson had confided to hls
NEW FLUFF RUGS AT HALF friends long before the accident that
COST OF NEW CARPETS.
It was the dearest wish of hls life to
H ave your old worn out carpets and
woolen clothes made into a rtis tic revers­ be a hero and to wear a medal of
ible F L U F F RUGS. Carpets and rugs re­ honor from the Boy Scouts of Amer­
paired, steam cleaned. Rag rugs all sizes.
Buy from facto ry and save money. W rite ica.
Northwest Rug Co., 1
P O R T L A N O S H O E R E P A IR 8 , M A IL -EM
D avis Bros., A m erican Shoemakers,
166 «th St.
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Model Shoe Repair. 373 W ashington BL
R A ZOR B L A D E S R E S H A R P E N E D
Razors ground and honed. M a ll safety
blades today. Th e Grinder, C7H Sixth 8L
SAN i T a R y B E A U T Y P A R L O R
W e help the appearance of womea.
T w e n ty -tire Inch switch or
tlon. value 97 66, price 31 46
«06 to «11 Dekum Bldg.
F R U l f C O M P A N Y , IN C .,
W IL L E Y
Portland, Oregon. W anted
to buy,
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__ three
c a r. fancy B
H urbank
u rt
potatoes, two c a r.
apple«, one car Union«. Consignments
llclted.
AU kinds of fr u it and produo.
Second and Morrleon Sts., Portland, Ore. bought for cash.
DR. C. J. D E A N
EXHIBITS A TIBETAN SHRINE
New York Museum Shows Figure of
Buddhist Saint of Olden
Time.
New York.—A Tibetan
temple
shrine, complete in every detalL has
been placed on temporary exhibition
In the American Museum of Natural
History, and for the first time students
of Tibetan culture are enabled to study
the Influences of Indian and Chinese
culture on Tibetan religions art
Bend.—Paving was completed la
Bend Saturday under existing con­
tracts. The downtown section and two
residence streets are now hard sur­
faced.
Salem — Prunes in the hands of
growers in The Dalles district were
cleaned Bp Saturday for the first
time in IS months according to reports
received here. All fo the 1920 crop
has been sold and the entire 1921
product has either been contracted for
or delivered to .purchasers.
Klamath Falls. — Decision as to
whether sheepmen will be admitted to
grazing privileges on the Modoc re­
serve is expected to result from In­
vestigation made last week by J, W
Nelson, national chief of grazing for
the forest service. Mr. Nelson's de­
cision is expected by the middle of
October.
Salem.—The Spaulding Miami Lum
her company will open its timber camp
near the town of Grand Ronde Mon
day, according to announcement made
by officials of the Charles K. Spauld
Ing Logging company. Approximately
125 men will be employed in the camp
and operations will continue through
out the winter.
Hood River.—E. B. Cloud, plant man­
ager of the Hood River Canning com
pany, which last year began the mar­
keting of Clark seedling strawberries
for confectionery use, worked for
seven years in perfecting the process
that results in a Btrawberry firm
enough to be impaled on the forks of
chocolate dippers and plunged into
fondant.
St. Helens.—Duck hunters in this
vicinity met with fairly good luck on
the opening day of the duck season
and also Saturday. They reported that
the lakes are frequented by many
ducks, but they are very wild. Later
on in the season when the ducks get
real hungry the sportsmen believe they
will be less wild and better shots will
be the result.
St. Helens.—W. J. Merrick, who Is
in charge of the sawmill being built
by the Western Spar company of Port­
land on their recently acquired prop­
erty at Columbia City, said the mill
would be In operation by November
1. Twenty-two carpenters are at work
on the mill foundation, and most of
the necessary machinery has been as­
sembled.
Salem.—The state irrigation securi­
ties commission, at a meeting held
here Saturday, voted to guarantee In­
terest for the next six months on $500,-
000 of bonds issued by the Medford
irrigation district; also the Interest
on $275,000 of bonds Issued by the
Payette Slope irrigation district. In­
terest on the latter bonds was guaran­
teed for a period of one year.
Salem.—Salem officers Sunday had
failed to find any clew to the two men
who Saturday night held up Harry
Brown of 171 First street, Portland
and relieved him of $619 In currency,
a valuable scarfpln and a watch. The
holdup occurred on the Pacific high­
way a short distance from Woodburn
while Mr. Brown was on hls way to
Portland after attending the state fair.
A
d e lic io u s
p e p p e r m in t
fla v o r e d s u g a r
J a c k e t a r o u n d p ep ­
p e r m in t f la v o r e d c h e w ­
in g g u m .
W ill a id y o u r a p p e tite
and
TO BECOME SCOUT.
Henry Stewart, seventy-four years
of age. who baa visited Palestine, Tur­
key, Egypt, Russia, Spain, Italy.
Switzerland. Austria, Hungary, Ger­
many, Norway, Sweden and England,
has decided to settle down for a spelt
at San Diego and take up boy scout
work, which he thinks Is the next
most Interesting thing In the world
to traveling.
He doesn't know yet
what he will do when he la old. There
will be plenty of time te decide that
later.
Most of the collection was looted over the Himalayas and forced T ib e ­
from Tibetan temples by a Chinese tan recognition of the British emp're.
expedition which penetrated Tibet
The central figure la that of Padma
after the British under Sir Francis (teacher) Samhhava, the first teacher
Younghusband had left Lhassa, the of Buddhism In Tibet 800 years ago.
Forbidden City. Alexander Scott, a Padma Samhhava wears a miter tipped
British artist who made his borne for with a vulture's feather. The vul­
twenty-six years at Darjeeling, India, ture being the highest flyer of the
on the highway to Tibet, owns the! birds, the feather Indicates that the
greater part of the collection. He had I doctrine of thia saint la the highest
wheedled his way into the country and , and most aspiring.
was on familiar terms with Tibetan
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lamas and priests before the Young-1 Maine attracts more summer vleliors
husband expedition fought its way 1 than any other state In the Union.
d ig e s tio n , p o lis h
y o u r t e e t h a n d m o is te n
y o u r th ro a t.
ga s »
The Flavor Lasts
Figs Excellent Food.
L a d ie s K e e p Y o u r S k in
Figs, we are told, were served on
aristocratic Roman tables with salt,
C le a r , S w e e t , H e a lt h y
pepper, vinegar and aromatics. They
W it h C u tic u r a S o a p
were eaten fresh, or dried in ovens,
or on hurdles in the sun. The Insti­
a n d C u tic u r a T a lc u m
tute regrets to bo lacking In apprecia­
tion of the classics, but we recommend
cream
and sugar for ripe figs, Xerxes
The Resurrection Flower.
and Pliny, David and Philip, to the
In Egypt Is a plant called the res­ contrary notwithstanding. And most
urrection flower. It Is seen as a little delicious they are—if you can get
ball hanging on a fragile stem, re­ them.—Boston Globe.
sembling In color and shape a shrunk­
en poppy-head. Sleeping, but not dead, Pine Tree Flag Used In Revolution.
the flowers are aroused by being im­
A flag consisting of a white field
mersed In water, and then supported
with
a pine tree in the center and the
In an upright position. Soon the fibers
begin to stir. Slowly they unfold, un­ motto, “Appeal to Heaven,” was flown
til, with petals thrown hack, It be­ by the first war vessel commissioned
comes a beautiful starry flower, not by General Washington at the begin­
ning of the Revolution. It was called
unlike an aster.—Brooklyn Eagle.
the pine tree flag and originated with
the
Massachusetts colony.
When Men Carried Handbags.
There are very few articles of fem­
inine finery which were not first worn
by the sterner sex. Earliest exam­
ples of the useful handbag were car­
ried by the gods, priests, kings and
princes of Babylon. According to the
scriptures they must have been very
prettily embroidered, too.
Melpomene, the Muse of Tragedy.
Melpomene, In classical mythology,
was the muse that presided over
tragedy. She is generally represented
standing, with her left foot raised on
a rock, and holding In her right hand
a mask, such as was worn by tragedi­
ans.
No Feathers on Birds.
Everything for the Motorcyclist.
Young birds of some species possess
Thomas R. Robinson of Camden, N.
Salem.—There were five fatalities in no plumage at all In the nesting
Rebuilt Harley-Davidson
J , a thlrteen-year-old boy scout, re­ Oregon due to Industrial accidents
MOTORCYCLES
stage— not even a trace of down, says
cently gave his life In saving that of
for prices.
F IS T U L A , F IS S U R E , Itc h in g and a ll oth­
e r rectal condition, except Cancer perm a­
ne n tly cured w ith o u t a surgical operation.
M y method of treatm e n t saves the tlg -
gtie Instead of destroying it. I t is pain-
loss, requires no anesthetic and ia perm a­
nent. Th ere la no confinem ent to bed, no
Interference w ith business or social en­
gagements.
1 guarantee a cure or w ill refund your
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M entio n this paper when w ritin g.
WRIGLEYS
Eugene.—Sixteen carloads of equip­
ment of the 91st aero squadron of the
United States army, who have been
located in Eugene during the past
summer on forest fire patrol duty, Sun­
day were shipped to Crissey field at
San Francisco, where the squadron
will be located this winter.
SCOUT8 IN CAMP.
McDonald, national camp direc­
The Dalles Fruit & Produce Comp’y tor L. of L, the
Satisfaction or Money Back.
Boy Scouts of America, re­
Send for Book and Measure Blank Today.
Wholesale Dealers in
FANCY FRUITS and FARM PRODUCE
cently gave out that there are approxi­
161 Front Street, Portland, Oregon.
mately two thousand troop and council
WOODARD, CLARKE & CO.
camps at present In operation In the
S U P E R F L U O U S H A IR
Portland.
Do not be embarrassed with unsightly hair or fuzz United States, which means that over
on the face, neck or arms. The American system
Alder at Wmt Park
Woodlark Bolldiag
removes it permanently. No electric needle or 150,000 boys are enjoying this summer
depilatary used. Eyebrows straightened.
the benefits and delights of life In the
THE AMERICAN SYSTEM. 427 Pittock Block.
D R . G. E. W A T T S
open under Ideal conditions of leader­
F ire Proof and Modern
ship and equipment. All these camps
212 Oregonian Building.
NEW
HOUSTON
HOTEL
are under expert scout men and are
PORTLAND. OREGON
C. S. Richardson, M anager
conducted in accordance with the re­
W e e k ly Rates to P erm anent Guests
S P E C IA LIS T
S ixth and E v e re tt Streets, T h ree Blocks quirements of the national camping de­
Female and Rectal Troubles and
from N ew Postoffice, F o u r Blocks from partment. The scout law is the law
Union Depot, Portland. Ore.
GLAND TRANSPLANTATIONS
of each camp and every one of these
E y e s E x a m in e d . G l a s s e s F it t e d . Used Ford Trucks and Touring Can 150,000 boys will come back home
R epairing dons by m ail.
Most
little nearer the scout Ideal “physi­
Bargains a t all times
modern equipment.
Satisfaction
UNIVERSAL CAR EXCHANGE
cally strong, mentally awake, morally
* 9 9 9 * guaranteed.
Used Fords Exclusively
P R E -W A R P R IC E S
Grand Av. A Yamhill Port­
straight.”
C la rk -B ro w e r Optical Co.. 1121 6th Street land.
STATE N E W S
IN BRIEF.
Watch Cuticura Improve Your Skin,
On rising nn<l retiring gently smear
the face with Cuticura Ointment.
Wash off Ointment In five minutes
the American Forestry Magazine. with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It
This is well seen In the young of the Is wonderful sometimes what Cntlcurr
hornblll of certain Islands of the East will do for poor complexions, dandruff,
'telling and red rough hands.—AdV.
Indies.
during the week ended September 28,
according to a report prepared by the
state industrial accident commission.
The victims were Arthur Anderson,
carpenter. Portland; James Fielder,
They Liked Leeke.
logger, Brookings; C. Atterbury, air­
Reading of Good Books.
Owing
to the fondness of the Celt­
brake man, Gresham; Robert Watt,
A book we may read over and over
logger, Tillamook, and John H. Pal- until we remember It; and, If we for­ ic tribes for the leek their descend­
mehn, teamster, Portland.
get It, may again persue it at our ants, the Welsh, retain It as an em­
blem of their nationality. The leac or
Medford.—An apple show for the pleasure, or at our leisure. So that
Rogue River valley will be held In good books are a very great mercy leek was an Important vegetable and
the Anglo-Saxons called their gardens
Medford under the auspices of the to the world.—Richard Baxter.
"leac gardens.”
local chamber of commerce In October.
Tough Luck.
It Is estimated that the commercial
No Longer Appropriate.
Georgia Paper—During our absence
apple crop of the valley will be In the
An
Indian
named Man-Afrald-of-
neighborhood of 100 cars thia season, some one set fire to our office, but
breaking the tonnage in apples in the notwithstanding the fact that It was Nothing married a white woman In
history of the valley, and due to the heavily Insured, the blamed thing Montana not long ago, and In one week
after the wedding he applied to hls
heavy rain of laat winter and spring would not burn.—Brooklyn Eagle.
tribe to have hls name changed.—Bos­
the apples have attained remarkable
ton Transcript
Innocents at Home.
size and fine quality.
Mrs. Youngbrlde—Jack, dear, w e’ll
Salem.—A total of 132,330 persons
Emeralds In Aztec Treasures.
have to send that refrigerator back.
paid their way into the state fair
Every time the Iceman puts Ice In It,
Among the Aztec treasures of Mex­
grounds last week as against 80,118
It begins to leak.—Boston Transcript. ico exquisitely cut emeralds were found
during the state fair held here a year
and It Is from this source that the
ago. according to the official report
The Reward.
magnificent emeralds now forming a
completed by J. E. McClintock, caah-
The reward of a thing well done, Is part of the royal collection of Spain
ler. The recelpta this year aggregat­
to have done It.—Emerson.
were supposed to have come.
ed $106,754.30, as compared with $90,-
117 a year ago. Although not all the
BEHNKE-WALKER
Are You Satisfied? BUSINESS
COLLEGE
obligations contracted by this year's
Is the btggesL meet perfectly equipped
fair had been presented for payment
Busmens T ra in in g School In tbs N o rth ­
west. F it yourself for s higher position
It was estimated by A. H. Lea, secre­
w ith mors money.
Perm anent positions
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isurod qur O rsdu atM .
tary of the state fair board, that the
W rite fò r « s ta lo « - Fourth and YamhIU.
Is n eed ed in e v e r y departm ent o f ___
net profits from the 1921 event would
keeping. EquaOy good fo r towels, tabla
exceed $25.900.
s««. GreemSe.
P. N. U.
No. 41, 1921
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