The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19??, January 12, 1924, Page 2, Image 2

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ADVOCATB
Satisfaction Will Bo Mutuel
Pheno Breadway 7233
Model Shoe Repair
The Right Place to Have Year Shoe Repairing Gene
UP-TO-DATE REPAIR SHOP
Portland, Oregon
878 Washington Street
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Daily Fashion Hint
Time tnTake
CASCAMj
STEWART-SCHNEIDER CO.
MEN’S WEAR
PORTLAND HOTEL
Ajuinx^iitaGJd
BRoadway 9100
RED TOP TAXI CO.
You wish QUALITY Printing. Therefore, for you, we
execute printing
AS YOU LIKE IT
The Columban Press, Inc.
PRINTERS
LINOTYPERS
Railway Exchange Building
You may leave your printing orders with The Advocate office.
We will receive them promptly.
Economy Drug Stores
No. 1—10th and Morrison Street«.
Atwater 1810
No. 1—143 Fourth Street at Alder
Main 1437
No. 3— William» Avenue and Ru««ell Street.
No. 4—1414 Belmont Street.
Bait 8083
Tabor 3433
IN NAVY TAFFETA
Pert in its »implicit y is this frock
of navy blur taffeta, which laMena at
the kit side anil affords a spkndid
chance to uw as a trimming some of
the button apvdtk sin >uch great xogue
thio season It deuied. the bands on
the skirt may 1« omitted, I ut they are
a smart way ol breaking the monotony
of the straight silhouette Th*- »key,-»
may tie worn long or abort. as tancv
dictate«. Medium sin* requires 4’,
yards Jtoinch taffeta
Pictorial Review Pr>-»» No IMo
Si«-*. 34 to 44 inches bust and 10 to
JU years. Price. 3$ cents.
TWO PLACES
Headquarters for Good Eats
108 North Ninth Street
Telephone Broadway 2297
Open from 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.
HOUSES
FOR RENT
For Salo
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ANO
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Stands at all leading hotels and all parts of the city
5 room modern house. East Side; lot
50x100; a snap at 33,550; 8500
down, balance 835 per month. In­
cluding interest
8- room. strictly modern now house;
full lot, all clear; an ideal home on
East Side; street improvements all
in and paid for.
6-room modern cottage on Willamette
drive; lot 50x120, facing two streets.
Lots of fruit and flowers. A good
investment; must sell to close es­
tate.
6- room house, good condition; Wood­
lawn district 82.400; 8500 down.
830 per month.
7- rooms; garage; Woodlawn District
near car line; lot 50x100 ; 83,100;
terms.
A. H. MORROW
311 Macleay Building
Broadway 3807
STEINWAY
L aundry
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SALE
aroom honse, good condition, 33450;
8304 down, balance like rent
7- room house. Peninsular district; lot
144x140; lots of fruit and berries;
a chicken run and all fenced in; an
Ideal chicken ranch. 33.400 ; 3400
down, balance 330 per month.
BLACK AND WHITE
4t .4M /Wui Ä Cren
J. S. SMITH. Prop.
TWO PLACES
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Call Brdy.,0098
I. B. P. O. E OF THE WORLD
Eat at SMITH’S CAFE
Boiled Dinners Daily—Short Orders at All Hours
220 North Fifteenth Street
Telephone Broadway 1557
Open from 9 P. M. to 5 A. M.
,
Chitterlings every Wednesday and Saturday
Call us and we will cheerfully arrange for private parties
When You Call a Taxi-Cab
Lodge Directory
Do You Know How Big a Bundle of
REPP A SON
StapleaidFaRcyGroceries
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Ut Velon Avsaas at raillag
VOIS
We »sliver
J. S. Bell’« Mieto Stadio
ROSE CITY LODGE NO. 111, I. B.
P. O. E. OF W, MEET4 the 8NO
ANO 4TH
WEDNESDAY
IVIN-
ING* OF IACH MONTH AT TH!
•TAG AUDITORIUM. Mlft BAIT
MORRISON STREIT. ALL VISIT.
ING BROTHERS ARI CORDIALLY
INVITED.
I. O. CANNADY, I. R.
311 Mecleey Bldg.
E. J. MINOR. Secretary.
414 Abington Bldg.
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ROUGH DRY
with wearing apparel
starched, dried and flat
work ironed, we do for
400 Goodnough Building
Sth and Yambill Streets
Phone EAst 5544
—and Let Us Tell Y'ou
Portland, Ore.
Main 5424
KENTON
For Salo
150 W. McClellan street live rooms
and bath. Full basement furnace;
living room and dining room h. w.
floor»; large kitchen with built ine;
two bed-rooms and bath; attic; mod­
ern and up to date. Prloe, 34000.00;
31000.00 down. 840.00 per month. In­
cluding interest.
WARREN KEELER.
Bank Bldg., Kenton.
Walnut 4507
Quick Delivery Service
Try Our Shirt and Collar Work—Lace Curtains a Specialty
White Swan Laundry
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CAREFUL
HATTONS
ISN’T
COLORED Men wanted to qualify
A for sleeping car and train porters,
Experience unnecessary. Transpor
tatlon furnished,
Write T. McCaf-
frey, Supt., St. Louis, Mo.
IT ISN'T
GENU-
WAV O'"1
and Other Pianos
The Vp-to-Date
Cleaning & Tailoring Co
♦44 UNION AVENUE, NORTH
K
LEANS
LOTHES
LEAN
Hats cleaned and blocked to suit row.
Y.«, we clean everything from necktiee up to rugs, blankets, etc.
Suite and Overcoats made to your Individual measure.
Satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded
Oar price« are very reasonable. Give us a trial. We will please yon
DUO ART AND PIA­
NOLA
PIANOS, VIC-
TROLAS AND VICTOR
RECORDS,
PLAYER
ROLLS AND CABINETS,
AND
SHEET
MUSIC
AND
BOOKS,
BAND
ORCHESTRA INSTRU-
MENTS.
Daily Fashion Hint
THE
STAR HAIR GROWER
1,000 AGENTS WANTED.
Good Money
Made
We want a-
gonta In evary
city and village
to eell
Y h E
Sherman.^ay&Co
•TAR MAIR
CROWER.
Sixth & Morriaon St». Opp. Poeto Ace
PORTLAND
Thia le ■ won­
derful prepara­
tion.
Q a n 8 o
used wltM er
wltheiit
Btra Ightonlne
Irara and by
any parson.
One 28 oente
Bo x provoe Ite
value. Any por­
eon that will
uaa a 2 Bo box
will bo oon-
vlnood-
Ne matter
what has failed
t o crow v o u r
heir, juet give
THE
Call East 02M fer
TAYLOR THE TAILOR
FOR THE STYLISH YOUNG
Reliable
Goods
Syracuse Ixxlgs, K.
of P. No. 1, moots the
second and fourth Fri­
day nights In sack
month. All Sir Knights
In good »landing are
welcome. Fraternal Hall. 743 Missis­
sippi Ave. E. D. Cannady, C.C., 311
Macleay Bldg. Boyce Strata K of
P. A 8.
1 Wnderful Hair Dressing and Grower.
EVERYTHING
IN MUSIC
X W. INGERSOLL, Prep.
NOTICE
Dahlia Temple No. 303. I. B. P. O.
E. of W., of Portland, Oregon, meets
the 1st and 3rd Tuesday nights In
each month at Stag Auditorium.
All visiting Daughter Elka In good
standing In their respective Temples
are Invited to meet with ue.
LOUI8E THOMAS,
Daughter Ruler.
BEATRICE H. CANNADY.
Daughter Secretary.
Wraps of an enveloping character
are still among Fashion's favorites,
and they give a charming finishing
touch to the toilette of the stylish
young
First, is pictured a cape in
navy blue rep with a collar that may
be closed at the neck or rolled low.
The fronts of the rape are slashed to
slip the arms through.
The gray
dreviots, checked tweeds, and twill­
cords are also appropriate for this
natty little garment. Kight-year size
requires 1'J yard 54-inch material,
with 24i yards 36-inch lining
The slip-on dress to the right may
be worn under the cape, or with a
coat. It closes at the center-back, the
front and back being joined to a yoke
of lace which is cwt in one with the
sleeves. The dress is also slashed in
from the under-arm seams and the
lower slashed edges gathered. If pre­
ferred. the sleeves may be lengthened
with deep sections of self-material.
Medium size requires 2K yards 36-
inch material, with 4$ yard all-over
lace.
Fir»t Model: Pictorial Review Cape
No. 1705. Sizes, 6 to 17 years. Price
30 cent»
Second Model: Dress No. 1710.
Sizes, 6 to 17 years. Price 35 cents.
•TAR HAIR
CROWER
trial and bo
vonvlnoed*
Bend 2 So for
full alio box.
If you wleh to
baoema an a-
cont for thia
wonderful
preparation,
eond 81-00 and wa will aand yau a full aupply that yau oan begin
work with at onoat aleo agant’a tarma.
Band all money by money order to
THE STAR HAIR CROWER MF’R.,
P. O. Box 812,
Greensboro, N. C ,*
Established 1, Tears In Portland
C.
GEE
WO
MEDICINE
CHINESE
CO.
C. GKE WO. the
well known Herbal-
let, hae made a life
study of the curative
properties possessed
ar Oriental Roots
Herbs.
Buds
and
Hark, and therefrom
compounded hie tri»,
ly wonderful Herbs
remedies.
In their
make-up no poisons
or narcotics are used;
perfectly
harmless,
u
“"d many roots end
¡\*rb" *?.*•, h* “"*■ ,r* unknown to
the medical profession of today
AVOID OPERATIONS by taking hla
** Ji* ,,m* f°r Stomach. Cougha,
Colds,
Rheumatism.
Kidney,
l.ung.
Liver. Catarrh, Blood, Inflammation,
Neuralgia and all female and chll-
,Cal1 or wrlta ■•"t
by mall or parcel poet
C.
GEE
WO
MEDICINE
CHINESE
CO.
SS4H Alder Street, g. W. boner Third