Saturday. Heplembsr 1, 1913
ADVOCATE
THE
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WATCH THE OREAT SENSATION
Congratulations
AMME MOST heartily eon»
gratulate the Advocate
on the occasion of its
having passed the twentieth mile­
stone.
Twenty years in the business
of publishing a newspaper con­
tinuously is a long time.
We other pioneers in different
fields have a measure of under­
standing of what this means.
We rejoice with you. Again,
congratulations.
Are going to give away thia 1924 model
Ford Sedan
The late Mme C. J. Walker and her beautiful residence, "Villa La Wars." Irvington on the Hudson.
Mme.
Walker rose from a washerwoman in a om room apartment to wealth and fame. She established the treat
Mme Walker Mfg Co., in Indianapolis. Ind., which manufactures beauty products which are used the world
over. Her daughter, Mme Leila Waiker Wilson. is president of the company sine? her mother's death, and
when in the United States resides at Villa 1^ Warn.
THE J. K. GILL CO
On Digplay at the
GOLDEN WEST HOTEL
Booksellers Stationers Office Outfitters
Broadway and Everett Streets
CALLS AT ADVOCATE OFFICE
Mrs Maris Vena called at The Ad
vocate office on business this week |
I and in discussing business conditions ,
said that Smith's Cafe where she la.
Fifth and Stark Streets
Particulars Later
. employed is doing a wonderful bust- I
, uesa. Mrs Vena is a Californian and '
may make Portland her home.
M. J. Walsh
Eletìric Co
FORMER
PORTLANDER DROWNS
AT BEACH
James W. Steven*, proprietor ot
the Dixie Lunch at Seaside, was
drowned In the lake at SunseL eight
miles from Seaside Monday. A party
consisting of the Stevens' families.
Eddie Morgan and Attorney E. J. Mi­
nor were driven out to the beach by
Mrs. C. E. Ivey ot Portland in her
106 Fourth Street
The world famous Portland Hotel,
which is owned by the Day estate.
This hotel is a benefactor and haven
of colored people. For the past thir­
ty odd years it has given employment
to both colored men and women In
the various departments.
Mr Edward Boyce, one of the own­
ers and managing director ot the ho­
tel, is deserving of thanks and much
praise for the splendid and kind man­
ner In which he deals with his em­
ployes.
F. C. Harrington, manager, is meet­
ing with wonderful success in the
conduct of the popular hostelry, and
is respected and loved
ployes.
Among the colored employes who
have been at the hotel for more than
twenty years are George Kinney, L.
A. Goodwin. W. R. Peek. Bob Jack-
son. E. D. Cannady. Lawson Tyers
and E. E. Green.
Broadway 5781
Established 30 Years
As Reliable as Your Bank
ZURNISHERS
A HATTERS
For Dinners, Luncheons. Teas. Socials, Parties. Receptions,
Dances, Entertainments of all kinds, and for
Make Us Your Business Agents
FIRST TIME IN HISTORY
Stag Auditorium and
Club Rooms
John D. Gainey of Chicago is said
to be the first Colored man to be ap­
pointed Assistant Chief Clark in the
Railway Mail Service. Re received
bis appointment in July.
381 East Morrison Street
SCHOOL BUILDING BURNS
A Are, said to be of incendairy ori­
gin. Saturday night completely de­
stroyed a large school house at 49th
and Belmont streets.
The building
and its contents were insured for
$107,000.
The total loss is placed
at $125.000. A new building will coat
between $200.000 and $250,000.
PEARL8
SAFELY
If you are interested in Real Estate, Gotxl Investments,
Business Ventures, or any other phase of commercial effort
where you desire expert advice, Consult Us.
Always enclose stamp for reply.
The Hamitic League of the
World
Service Supreme
Rates Reasonable
Phone East 8007
DINNERS
RESTRUNG
FOR
SERVED
EVERY
SUNDAY
CHICAGO
40c
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Mrs Charles H. Maxwell of Salem. Oregon, who has charmed many
audiences with her sweet voice as a singer.
Mrs. Maxwell is one of
the race's remarkable women. Mother ot eight children, whom she and
her husband are rearing admirably, Mrs. Maxwell still finds time for self­
improvement.
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Broadway 2297
Eat at SMITH’S CAFE
HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD EATS
Boiled Dinnera Daily
Hot Bread at All Hours
Our Prices Are Right
10S NORTH NINTH STREET
Bet. Glisan and Flandar*
Portland, Oregon
Distinctive Footwear
For Afternoon and Evening
Hosiery to Harmonize—High Grade Repair Work
A Pleasant, a Profitable Place to Trade, an Old Established
Place, Prices which are Reasonable.
Why not Trade here?
KNIGHT SHOE CO
Morrison Street, near Broadway
STAPLES
The Jeweler—Optician
266-269 Morrison Street, between Third and Fopr th Streets
ILLINOIS