The advocate., May 30, 1925, Image 4

M T O L IV E T B A P T IS T C liU K C H
Kail l»t and Schuyler Sts.
Kcv. K C. Oyer. I 'u lo r
Krs I87h Fo»tcr Street
Phones : Ke» . Walnut 0425. Study, K»»t .1.1 JJ
11 a. lit. Preaching
9 .10, Sunday school
6:30 p. in., II Y. P. U.
8 p. tit. Preaching hy the Paator.
The brotherhood's boat outing. June 20th, ia expected to he the moat inter-
rating of the »rasoii. Don't m ix it. Ticket» on »ale now
Adults 50c; chil­
dren ¿Sc.
May 27 th
to June I 3th
Get Acquainted Club Notes ' D O IN G S O F T H E E L K S
YOU ARE
The widely read A m e r i c a n
Magazine, in its June issue carries
a splendid article about Roland
Haves, world famed tenor. It's
a story which tells the struggles
and hardships which a black man
has to undergo to reach honor and
fame. The story should be read,
not only by the colored people,
but by every one who appréciât“*
and honors worth.
INVITED
TO
OUR
BIRTHDAY
(B y Genevieve Mullen)
PARTY
The club met at the rctidetice of
Mr. and Mr, I .conard Croaawldle
The topic diavussrd, "The Negro in
W orld A ffa irs" ft will he continued
lor discussion at the next mcrtnia A
piano duet was rendered hy M ixes
barbara Hubbard and Nellie franklin.
Miss Beatrice Tucker gave j, reading
A lai ne number of v i,iior, were pre»
rut and Mr D W m tiuiin enrolled
a , a member.
The ho»t>, assisted by
W e want you to share in the extraordinary savings and supply all your
needs under our “ C R E D I T C L A I M .\ ” plan— Pay a little each week or
month.
Everything Reduced
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Judge McCamant
W om en ’s Apparel, M isses’ Apparel,
No appointment that President
WILSON could have made meets
with more general satisfaction to
the people of Oregon, regardless
of color, or political affiliation,
than does the appointment of Wal­
lace McCamant to a seat on the
Circuit Federal Court Bench of
California. As au attorney, Mr.
McCamant made good, and as a
judge of the state Supreme court,
he made good : as a leader in civic
movements, he made good, and
we are sure as judge of this higher
court, he will make good. The
Judge is a convincing speaker and
firm in his convictions. The Ad­
vocate extends to him. its hearty
congratulations.
M illinery,
C irls’ Apparel,
Mesdames Ida Swci*ch and Ku,-a Mar
Kirk, di»prit,rd dainty refreshments.
The next meeting Will he held with
Mr». Mablr Cooper, 450 Sumner St
Alberta car to Seventh W alllut 3478
Visitors welcome
Boys’
Apparel, M e n ’s Apparel, M e n ’s and Boys’ Shoes.
For A
Short 1 ime Only
Daily Fashion Hint
30 STORES
IN OUR
PACIFIC
COAST
GROUP
SMALL
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
Peddlers Can Peddle
Fletcher Jiles
Opportunity
(Associated Negro Press.)
Galesburg, III, May ¿0
tu the will
of the late Mr» Flora Avery, white,
of this city, William Pickens, field
secretary of the N A A C. P , was
left $2000
Mr» Avery aceompauird
Mr and Mr». Pickens to Europe at
our time.
Lucas Hooper, having liren granted
practice what you preach. Do not let
Coolitlg*» c o u ld h a v e ti ■ it« 1 1- iiie t'tN
Musicians Wanted. — Experienced
musicians desiring to join the Brown
Strutter’s Band are requested to phone
Broadway 5807 or Main 4050, or call
at The Advocate office, 312 Macleay
Bldg The band will play in the Rose
Carnival parade, for which purpose
rehearsals are being held several times
per week.
G O L D E N WEST
FVRNITL’ RK AND PIANO MOVING
A L L BAGGAGE sn4 FREIGHT HAULED
BY US STORED TEN DAYS FREE
136 N. S IX T H S T R E E T
Open Daily from C A. M. to • F. M.
Sunday* and Holiday* f A. M. to I P. M.
tem
QUICK 8ERVI0E
Broadway and Everett
Portland
Q U A L IT Y
S H I R T S and C A P S
Monday evening at Zion A.
church, 417 Williams Ave.
M. E.
J. A. EWING, Pres.
LEE ANDERSON, Sec y.
Spring Chicken
served
Saturday and Sunday
an long as th ey la»t
BAKED H AM
Every day
With Potato Salad
LAURELHURST CLEANERS and DYERS
fm Sato By Dratgfsta 4 Dailtri la Toilst Articlss.
•* aar* r** |* t tfc* |aa*ia* F a il, Saavfs*t»r*4 **ly If
THK O Z O N IZ E D O X M ARRO W C O
W ARSAW
ILLINOIS
W B l M
M in Mo it lift* MR •! A* NF
mi MRpiailaA It la tar.
BOUGH WASH
E A S T 0883
E A ST 0883
N EW SY STEM LA U N D R Y
O R IG IN A T O R S O F I N D IV I D U A L W A S H IN G
Phone Sellwood 3708
S A T IS F A C T IO N
GUARANTEED
Shirts $1.25 up; Caps $2.85
Suits
Tailored
to
W e D o Not Mark Your Clothing
WET WASH
2 IN 1 WASH
507 E. Flanders, Portland, Oregon
F R U IT
104 Fourth St.
Between I.arrabee and Crosby Sts.
CU T R A T E P R IC E S
W e deliver any place within the city
limits any reasonable order
W e desire your patronage
Phone East 6660
For Kent— 2-room apartments, 629%
First St. Main 6322.- Adv.
Holliday <Sr Holliday
Tonsorial Parlors
12S North Sixth Street
In our new location wr arc arranged
to give better service to our patrons
We invite ladies, gents and rhiidren to
come in and sec us.
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At Seaside, Oregon
The Sunflower F'umished Cottages
and
F'umished Housekeeping Tents
Will open June 6, 1025
Swings, croquet grounds and fish­
ing within a hundred fret of the door.
Write or phone J W C U R R Y , 107
North 14th S t, Portland, Oregon.
Broadway 1541.
AUSPLUNI) DRUG
STORE
8IXTH k OL18AN STREETS
PORTLAND, ORE.
M . B. C R O F T
W ILLYB-OVKRLAN D I'A l i r t i : CO.
I'll on» Broadway 1111
llroadway and llavl» y i r , . i .
Clean Competition—
H ail a
C H E C K E R
No charges for extra paaiengcrti
162 Eaat Broadway
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M uter Donald Anderson i» among
the piano pupils of Kita Briggs and
Arthur I. ( lifford who will play a re­
cital Friday evening, June 5th, at
\N ashington High School Auditorium
Master Donald t» the ton of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee (
Anderson, 1200 Union
Avc North.
FOR
YOUR
NEXT-
CAR
SHE
M ARKRT
and GROCERY
« hi HroHilwuy, NVtv York.
Measure
Broadway and Everett Street»
BROADWAY
L. 0. ADKINS
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Please pay your subscription to
The Advocate and avoid missing an
issue of the paper.
For Fair Play and
M8YI00Y LUES TO LOOK THEIR BEST
MS TI B UK T8 8T K K E T
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C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
"One Day Service ”
DRY WASH
Pari» likes rontr.nn for kiddie* ai
well as for grown-ups. Note the
ng little dre ■ to tna left, carried
out in white silk crepe dc Chine
trimmed jailh hands of black srIW.
While the trimming is arranged for
artistic effect, it also will lie noted
that it is placed where the strain of
wear is greatest
White Mounters
arr gathered into Mark hands. Me­
dium size remdrts I '. >.»r> 1 white
and 1 yard black material
Quite as near the ensemble as a
maid o f four or six could expert to
achieve is pictured to the rignt
It
is done in twill silk—dark navy blue
being the collar. The embroidery on
the slashed front, kimono (fleevrs.
levers and pockets is in bright green
silk. Medium size requires IJ{ yard
36-incli material.
First M o d e l ; Pictorial Review
Girl’s Dress No. 2453 Sizes. 6 to 14
years. Price, 30 cents.
,
Second Model: Child's Dress No.
2405 Sizes, 2 to 6 years. Price, 25
cents.
R IC H A R D S O N S
H A V E B E T T E R HAIR
W ELL
0 * 0 0 M ED
H A IR A O D B A UrtftAT
DEAL TO PERSONAL
APPEARANCE
BY
U S IN O FO R D S H A IR
POM ADEAN DFORD 8
H A IR
S TR A IG H TE N *
IN O A N D S H A M P O O
COMBS. STUBBORN .
HARSH. SNARLY
6
UNRULY
H A IR
BE­
COM ES
S O FTER .
S TR A IG H T? R
MORE
P L IA B L E A N D EA S IER T O D R ESS A N O
P U T U P IN A N Y S T Y L E T H E L E N O T H
W IL L
P ER M IT
EXCELLENT
FOR
A LL A Y IN O
DANDRUFF AND
LOCAL
SCALP TROUBLES.
TRIM M ING S SM ARTEN
Y O U TH FU L MODELS
Saturdays and Sundays
Phones: Tabor 8500 — Tabor 3195
T o Individual Measure
see
N«'«l
W A N T E D —T o hear from owner of
Regular meetings of the Port­
land Branch o f the National A h - a good ranch for sale. State rash
sociation for the advancement of price, full particulars. I). F. Bush,
Colored People held every second Minneapolis. Minn.— Adv.
O F F IC E A N D S T O R E R O O M
CAFE
GOOD MEALS
News of the Churches
tBy Mrs. C. A. Jenkins)
Thou art a Jewel at the threshold FIRST A M E ZION CHURnw
tor recognition; a chance to use your 417 Williams A v c . H. Leo Johnston
minister. Walnut 667J.
pen, to cultivate jou r brain*, and to
The Stranger's Sabbath Home
guide your feet into places »h ere you
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will receive intelligence, hands ready
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
to do whatever comes your way for
62nd St and 39th Ave S E
the benefit of the whole human fam­
Sabbath School, 10 A. M. Bible
ily. Opportunity to pool your cash
where you can get results. Clear your Study, 11 A. M. Y. P. M. V. so-
brains of "isms," do your own think­ ciety, 2 P. M. Mrs. K. 0 . Johnson,
ing. Let your maxim be dispatch, and Leader. Visitors welcome.
practice what you preact. Do not let
ST. PHILLIP8 MISSION
your chances, like a sunbeam, pass
Rodney at Knott St.
you by; ask God for eyes that see
Morning
service, 11 a. m .; Sun
John D. Rockefeller's f i r s t j o b
paid him $¿5 a month, and Samuel In­ Jay School, 12 m. Archdeacon
Black in charge; Mr. B. Coles, lay
sult, who is at the head of almost
1 reader. A cordial welcome awaits
everything electrical and gaseous in
you at St. Phillips.
Chicago, began as a stenographer in
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London on $2 a week; Hugh Chalm­
S H IL O H B A P T IS T C H U R C H
ers. of the Chalmers Motor Company,
76th and £ . Everett Sta.
was an office boy at 14, receiving $5
Preaching II a. m. and 8 p m.
a week.
Sunday School 10 a. tn.
Men and women, boys and girls,
B. Y. P. U. 6:30 p. m.
we lack sticktuitivencss— put your
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nickels where you can see them grow ;
B E T H E L A. M. E. C H U R C H
stop smoking cigarettes, dipping snuff
I.arrabee and McMillen Street*
and drinking swill (called booze).
Rev. F. X. Runyon, Pastor.
How can we lead the children unless
E. L. Jameson, Assistant
we pave the way with honorable men
and women ?
NOTICE
The United States Supreme
Court has handed down a decision
to the effect that silk peddlers,
and in fact all other peddlers, ean
Furnished rooms for rent. Sunset
peddle their wares in Portland 2325— Adv.
without being molested by the
authorities; they are also ex­ P
empted from paying a license fee. Phone Broadway 1136
This decision not only effects the
Paresis r h e c k s * Sc Psr Dar
State of Oregon but other states
which had adopted a sitniliar
J. H . H f i g e l
method.
Transfer and Baggage Co.
J. T. Holliday
Today fitting ceremonies will be con ­
ducted at the dedication of the statue
of Joan D 'Arc in l.aurrlhurst, where
it is erected, by the committee m
charge
The statue is our of several
which the well known Dr Waldo
Coe Ha» presented to the city.
W ills Pickens $2000
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Harry K. Thaw, according to
Robert W . Bagnall
Ex-Governor W est
newspaper reports, is raising “ Old
Ned” on Broadway. Ned York.
Robert W. Bagnall, Director of
Ex-Governor Oswald West, is
The place for Thaw and all of
his ilk is in some insane institu­ not an office seeker as has been re­ Branches o f the National Associ­
tion.
ported and we are glad he is not. ation for the Advancement of
For Mr. West is too fine a type of Colored People is a big minded
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man even tho' he is n demoerat. man, and when lie comes to Port­
Mexican and Indian
to put himself up as a target to land, we arc sure the good people
Murdered
be shot at by a gang of political here will treat him in a big way.
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The prison riot which took place character a s s a s i n s and mud
We just wonder if it would not
slingers,
just
for
the
sake
of
get­
among the inmates of San Quen­
be fair for those organizations
tin penitentiary a few days ago ting a political job which he does
who wish us to give publicity to
not
need.
in which an Indian and a Mexican
their efforts through the columns
prisoner were killed has brought
of The Advocate, to give us their
If
we
are
to
credit
recent
re­
forth a strong protest from the
job printing! We know of some
Mexican government. And this ports on the French and R iff quar­ such organizations and clubs who
government lost no time in put­ rel, it is fast assuming large pro­
use our columns for gratis public­
ting a bunch of investigators on portions. It seems that those mu-1
ity. yet when they have a window
the job, including the Secretary latto Moors of Arab and Negro
card, a ticket or letter heads and
descent
who
are
fighting
for
au­
o f State, but nothing was done or
the like, for which they have to
said about the Indian's death. Why tonomy against France and Spain,
pay out money, they take that to
seeking
the
‘
‘
New
Freedom,”
are
notf Was it because the Mexican
the white job-printer who will not
has a government that protects his forcing France to take them a lit­
patronize his affair, and who will
tle
more
seriously.
rights, while the Indian has a gov­
certainly not give it any public­
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ernment which fails to lend a pro­
ity through the newspaper press.
Too
many
people
here
as
well
tective hand in the time of
Think on this matter, readers, and
trouble! This is a sad but true as elsewhere, value their lodges,
see if you are guilty of this prac­
state of affairs for a country that brotherly-love and friendship only
tice. Is it fair!
boasts of being “ the land of the for what they can get out of them.
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free and the home of the brave.”
N O T A R Y PU B LIC
A D V O C A T E O F F IC E
Dr. Coc Presents Statue
to City
INVITED
Washington at Tenth St.
/ A i l l e r and*ÍRACEY
k* Independent FunenaJ D i r e c top a
w '
WnihmqHjn Si bel aotfr end n il
Pbo n e ~Bro s d w a y 2691
Harry Pace, l*a»t G K R. of the
order ol Elks, was the Thanksgiving
orator Ma> lOtli fur thr Camden, N
I . I Ik*
James Richardson, D D (or Elks,
Moiilana and Idaho, ami a member of
the Beehive I odgr at Salt Lake City,
has joined the rank» ol Pullman por­
ters.
The Pot ahoiita» Lodge of Klk»,
Cambridge, Mass., will dedicate its
nrw hall May 30th to June 1st
J
Finley Wilson, G L R . will deliver
the principle address
Dtv of Dahlia Temple who arc ill
arr leported improved, with the recep ­
tion of Dt. Lottie Payne.
Burn This Phone Number Into
Your Good Memory:
BRoadway 8660
C H E C K E R
GAB
COMPANY
H F. Wagner
PATKIINIZK
E. R. Chappell
YOUR ADVtHTIHgRH
CHAPPFXI/S
Flower Shop
Title IIKHT FOR I.KHH
Main 6116
331 Morrison St.
Portland, Ore.
N. W. Bank Iliill.M,,,