THE A D V O CA T E
we can haw tail ft in its dominating
pearcd in Kansas City, New \ ork t i- ! influence
ts. V. ashinKton, Chicago, Detroit and Actually, the appeal quoted above 1 «
sie»t m hehall of \e g r o e ' but of the
Published every Saturday at I Cleveland W here next?
| governing whites of the South There
8uita 312-313 Maclaay Building.
l is the degredation and the shame
JIM -C R O W LEA D ER S
Pbona Broadway 5807.
Perhaps, one of, if not the grean EV ERY E F F O R T TO PU N ISH
LYNCHERS**
handicaps to the advancement of
E. D. CANNADY...........„... Editor est
racial group, is the cheap, hat-in-
MHS E. D. CANNADY Manager i our
hand colored preacher » h o goes a
( By NN ilium Pickrn»)
' bout over the country preying upon Applesauce' And vet \u have soon
ADVOCATE AGENTS
the pour and ignorant of our group, a MaUmetit under thix heading print
jim-crow public institu- ed. xom ctiiiio without comment, in
Kilt« Sanitary Barbar Shop | advocating
lions
for h i' people in order that he uianv Nenro weeklies Chose "good"
315 Flandera Street
mav get a little "change" on the side, white folk« who want to hide the
I
or
that he might be able to report "a >haine ot Georgia for Kuching an in
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
I new charge", or something »here he Nam \e c ru , are cleverly broadcast
r*r Y iir
1- 50 I might loom up as the big " muck a ing this “prom ise’* to punish, for the
Si* M onthi
1 50 muck" Ofcourse this is due to mno '.vkc of appearances \\ c are glad that
Three Months
1 00 | rant selfishness, but it i' the duty of at least some white folk »n Georgia
I (hose » ho are enlightened, to help put are sufficiently asham ed of the brut»!
Payable in advance
Entered at the Postoffice at Portland. a 'to p to the activities of those kind deed to want to make the rest of the
of "leaders". This can be done bv in world think that lie o re n iN ^>oin< to
Oregon, as second-class matter
forming the people, and bv refusing nutiixh somchodv for it
od of any kind to such men and Hut Georgia is not going to punish
IMPORTANT!
\\ c wonder if those preach
for Ivnchmg Georgia ha*
All communication* for publiea j c avomen
rs »ho are suiltv of such practice, anybody
punished
nobody
for about 500 lynch-
themselves teaching the principle« mgs
tion or otherwise should be ad of .all Christ
lesus If they do. can thev “Oh. but thev are offering a reward
dressed to The Advocate Publish -how us anywhere
that «. hrist advoca of $500’* - W ell, if I had the money.
ing Company, Suite 312-313 Mac ted separate churches
and other edu I could serenely offer a reward of
institutions?
leay Building. Portland. Oregon. cational
$500,1)00 for every one of these lynch
In support of their contention of ers
.Advertising rates made known being
that Georgia will punish. It is
right
in
advocating
separate
to offer rewards that von know
or application.
churches, thev point to those already easv
will never have to be paid !i Geor
,'ta
b
li'h
e
d
Might
a
'
well
ju'tilv
all
gia
really
to punish anvbodv.
"Don't ask for rights. Take them future lynhchings bv the same priori- , it would not wanted
be necessary to offer anv
An don't let anny »an give them to
rewards, but onlv to send two or three
ye. A right that is handed to ye fr
third-class detectives to Nf ill -
cawthin' has somethin' the matter with W e have been intensely interested even
cdgvillo. who in a few davs could have
it''—Mr Dooley.
in a recent i»sue of the Vmrican Stan the name am! address of every man of
dard, »cut to us bv some rather thot- any consequence who invaded that in
“They have rights who dare main iul individual The m aganne evident sane asylum Even some of those era-
tain them "—James Russell Lowell.
ly I S one of those "100'S- Vmerican" •v people could tell w hi» some of the
and anti-l’atholic sort And after read mob were
ing it wc have come to the conclu W hy do colored newspapers bite“
MOB PSY CH OLOG Y
sion that it the Catholics are as bad at this camouflaging propoganda em
v> th i' magazine picture« them to be. ulating from \tlanta* I do not mean
\ few days ago. the inhabitants ot and
if they are in control of the gov 'but tluv should not print it. but thev
a small town in New lcrsc>. »ere ali ernm
are said to be. it should not print it without comment-
worked up to a fraz/lc over the report -night ent not as be thev
idea for us all to ng on it m a wav to show that thev
that a Negro had kidnapped a white turn Catholic a had
in order to save our are
not fooled« -- and in a way not to
child and fled in an automobile.
selves.
fool other colored folk
W itness after w itne's added fuel to
average colored man will
the same bv coming with reports that AN A PPEA L FO R C IV IL IZ A T IO N not Hut be the
fooled H e knows bow insin-
they had 'ecu Raymond Pierce, a Ne
*crc
is
the
dom
inating influence of the
gro, with the missing child in hi> car
Thev are always raving in that
and were "positive"' that it was he and ( Editorial in "The State". Columbia. 'south
section against the horrible crime of
no one else Colorphobia took posses | -south Carolina )
\n d when a white man m North
sion of the the police and the citizens, Commenting on the recent barbar C rape
is convicted of raping a lit
and a lively earnest hunt » a s begun ous action in I ’nion County. M i-si"- tie arolina
innocent colored working girl of
for the accU'ed Negro. T hreats of lyn ppt. where a Negro wa* burned at thi 14 years,
he himself s i \ ' fought
ching were on every lip 1 he news take. The W eekly Times, a Negro him like who
tigress, the court
papers of the town played up "Negro newspaper published at Memphis, gives him a xi\ young
m onths sentence, and
Kidnapper" in such language and makes th i' appeal for protection and the lawyers are
trying to get that
tones as to excite mob violence. The iu'tice:
father of the kidnapped child, who “W e do not condone crime Wc suspended!
It’s
a
lie
about
their
opposed
joined in the search, is quoted as sav want to see every criminal puni'hcd to equality, even legal, being
political and
ing alm ost continually, "1 hope to God o the limit of the law. regardlt«« of nduxtrial equality for black
1 find him before the police. I'll kill olor; but we do want puni'hm cnl For every case of alleged or people
I neted out bv law. the co urt' We ap rapt bv a black man against a actual
him like a snake "
white
veal to the b e 't blood of the South a k>inan. m the south, there are
Pierce was overtaken He was dead I for
25
protection and justice W e appeal gases of actual rape of colored women
The kidnapper of the child had killed
thousand' of white minister- bv white men And thy hypocrits
him The invstery deepens. 1 he irate for the
condem nation of such acts \\ i knowit. — and thev know that not one
mob Still swears summary vengeance, ippeal
and all oili une out of a thousand will any white
as suspicion is laid on another Nccro e r ' of to the the law governor
ent of the
But the police working on the case guilts W e appeal for to puni'hm
there bu punished for either
every agency for nan
found other clues. A white youth. making sentim ent, that
vnehing a Negro man or raping a
ends of Negro
Harrison Noel, age 20. » a - arrested justice may be served, and the that
or girl
right The woman
W hen questioned he led the police quickie
National Association for the
where the body of little Mary Dales “This act docs not and can not Advancement
of Colored People has
lay in a clump of woods. He told how
to pass a federal anti-lynching
the aproval of all the w hite peo tried
he had shot and killed her. He also meet
which would stand some chance
of Mississippi There is pity, there hill, being
told how he had shot and killed the ple
enforced. If Georgia were
shame and there is pa-sive ondem- >»f
Negro whom the mob had accused, is nation;
sincerelv opposed to lynching, the
these will not remedy the Georgia
and used the victim's automobile in condition but There
representatives
Congress
m ust be an active [ would have supported the in bill
kidnapping the child. \5 hen this news program to the end
such deed« It would not be unjust for the Ne
reached the townspeople, and they mav not occur again, that
tn the |
were informed that the kidnapper- 'tate of Mississippi, but not in only
editor to tell these Southern
the bound' gro
m urderer was white, the m ob spirit of this great nation "
white gentlemen of the Inter racial
left them The father forgot his vow T hat appeal must be heard and Committees
and others, that he will
to God. to "kill hint like a >nakt The heeded
no “prom ises” and other pre
m urm urers, who, a short while ago, W hat is at stake here is not the publish
tenses about punishing lynchers, am!
had only one language in their nuuiths.
will give no credit to anv such alleg
of the few persons who mav be ed
“lynching on the spot”, lost that part lives
done to death bv mob- in done. effort until som ething is actually
of their vocabulary, and the only ex annually
but the character of the
pressions now htard from the waitng savage frenzy,
the reputaton of a section
mob were words of sympathy for the w people;
hose governors claim civilization and C O L O R E D MAN M AKES GOOD
grief-stricken parents. Thus we see a capacity
for orderly government.
bit of mob psychology.
Acts like that in L’nion County. Solomon Harper, colored, disabled
It is not the crime that causes lyn Missisippi.
bnpg shame and degreda veteran of the W orld W ar, was given
ching—but the person accused. If the tion upon the
south If they are training bv the veterans' bureau in e-
accused is a Negro, he should be lyn to cease, public whole
in the south
ched according to mob psychology; m ust everywhere opinion
engineering at Columbia un
to be passive lectrical
but if the accused i- a white person, Press and pulpit cease
and Pratt institute. New York
perform their iversity
then the victim should have the sym narts; actively and mu«t
Though
with
only an elem entary edu
\« the cation. he graduated
pathy of the com m unity—St. Loui« Memphis paper says. vigorously
with highest hon
"There is pitv.- or-. He ha* been elected
an associate
Argus.
therc is shame and there i» passive member
of the American Institute of
condem
nation,
but
these
will
not
re
Electrical Engineers, has qualified a<
A R ISIN G RACE
medy the conditions". Only the fear the
United States civil service, is a-
of puni'hm ent im press«' the barbar an
examiner of patent' under
ous. and puni'hm ent of lynchers j* bout assistant
(By W . P. Bayless)
to take an exam ination for a
The best wav for the Negro to get onlv possible where public opinion commission in the officers’ reserve
along in liberty-loving America, ac holds those charged with the opera corps and i- to enter the m anufactur
cording to the ethics of the Ku Klux tion of the m achinery of the law re ing field as an inventor It’s a rase
Klan, is to be a “me-to-boss", “uncle sponsible for its proper execution. where disability didn’t disabh
Tom ", “you white folks is God’s cho W hen a human being is burned at
sen”, etc. Then you win the approval the stake and the crminals escape
A BRAND N EW PA PER
of the ntembeers of the Invisible Em punishment, the county and state in
which the crime occurs are blackened
pire
But. happily, all Negroes are not :n reputation, but thev are not the on The New* Dav Inform er, a semi
m onthly newspaper, ha- just launched
that way They want good homes, lv sufferers It is a blow against the out
on the journalistic -ea, with C
clothes, education, job businesses, whole south, and the whole south
E. W are at its helm. This gives O ak
and all the other things their hard- should protest
carred cash enables them to buy And the time to effectively fortify land three Race papers, and there is
These same Negroes have courage e- our states against the possibility of room a plenty for all of them The
nough, manhood and bravery to fight ‘uch occurences as that in Union Co. nitial i" u c was neatly arranged and
in defense of their homes and id«-als. Miss., is now. It can not be «aid in contained much interesting news
This is a s.gn that the Negro is rising anv state. “W e are holier than thou", Here s luck to the publication'
Examples of militant, am bitiou' and until so strong a sentiment for law
progressive Negroes have recently ap- and order is known to exist then that
THE ADVOCATE
HOW TO END W AR"
R EL A T E D TACOM A N O TES
Inteivst i% centered around the coin
k o \ \N Johnson the newly ap
I AM RETIRING
pointed m inister ot the A M I ing tv» Portland of Mr W ilfred Wei
church, ahlv filled the pulpit last Sun lock of England who i* in the United
From the
dav The set vices for the morning and * States for a few m onths on a lecture
JEWELRY
and
tout
His
Northwest
engagem
ents
evening were unusually w ill attended
th e choir, led by Mis !* F Ed sen. have been arranged bv Dr Sydney
SILVERWARE
rendered several beautiful numbers Strong of Seattle
Mrs Mary I Shortndgc rendered a ATr W rllock will speak Monday,
BUSINESS
vocal *»do. which was quite appropri O ctober 19, at I ineoln High achool.
ate and pleasing Rev lohitvon took In the afternoon, he will address the
for Ins text. W ist ve not that I am W omen Voters I cagnc I’ucsday, he TO HA STEN MY G E T T IN O
about mv la th e r’s business'** The will speak at Reed College; Tuesday
OU T. I HAVE STA R TED
Ladies \id met at the parsonage Mon afternoon he will address a group at
Miss
i
Atlm's
School
for
girls
on
"
In
day to give it a house cleaning I'he
building has been recently repapered dia and the Ghandi Movement**; T ues
am! will be refurnished with modern day evening at 8 o’clock in room "A"
furniture Mrs Johnson will be home public library, I Ot h and Yamhill Sts ,
in about three weeks She has extend he >x 1 11 tell "How to End W ar"
ed her time back in St loseph
He will till additional engagem ents m
I'he Ribh Institut« which was con Eugene, Salem, and other towns m the
ducted bv Rev I Sterling Moore of
of DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, SILVERWARE,
Seattle, last week, w ' a grand success Mr W cllock is said to be a forceful
,roin (very angle The attendance was speaker and many are anxious to hear
WATCHES. CLOCKS. NOVELTIES. ETC.
large 1 he collections were generous, him. It i> said the labor vote in E ng
ami the music inspiring
land was increased 50% recently when
EVER KNOW N IN T H E H ISTO R Y O l' PO R T L A N D AND VI
I be Hethlehem Baptist Church is lie ran lor a scat in Parliament
C IN IT Y IT'S A HIG MONEY SAVING O P P O R T U N IT Y FOR
YOU BUY NOW FOR CH RISTM A S
keeping a h n a st oi the tunes The Mr W cllock is the chairman of the
Brotherhood Club t the church met vommitcc (»11 "No More W ar" of the
Monday evening and elected officers churches in England
MY OPTICAL BUSINESS TO CONTINUE
lohn Lav was named the president . The meeting Tuesday night is open
l his auxiliary renders various kinds to the public
•t the close of the sale my en tir, efforts will he <lrvote<l to the fxi>.itt
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of aid to the Bodv I'he Home Dc
-ion of mv optical business, now represented bv «tote« in PO RTLA N D
parttiictit of the Sunday School gave W I Thom pson, well known local and SALEM , and later in othei cities throughout the State
a very intercstim t \ « gram Sunday at banker will not make the race for Dn-
its regular hour ot study Mrs L»hn ' ied States Senator His reason is said
1 av has charge of ’Ins work ami it to be that he would have to break the
goes without savin that success a- Corupt
Practice law or resort to sub
lone can attend it
terfuge to evade it Mr Thom pson is
Honoring Mrs. Paul Lavne and too m odest'to ever make a successful
T H E JEW E LE R
Miss Cora I’avne *»i v hic&go, at an af politician
266
MORRISON
between 3rd and 4th
ternoon reception. Mrs \( | Bruce
and Mrs I H Carter entertained from
2 until 5 |> m Calling cards placed on
COMING TO
the basket announced more than half
K U REN K O TO SING T O N IG H T
HOTEL NOTES
an hundred ladies who attended the
function, \ssisting the hostesses wa<
Mrs Mattie Robert I’he out of town
Supper dances at the Portland who h
guests were Mrs W M Crcasnian
were cut out several months ago, will
P
O
R
T
LA
N
D
ami Mrs \ | Fields of Seattle
start again on O ctober Jlst Fred
k (\ .in«! Mrs \ ,• ol G reat Falls,
orchestra will furnish the
music
Mont., were the r . live for several
DR. MELLENTHIN Ptaspx
dinner parties, among whom to render
I Bell who ha Held the )uadwait
hospitality were Mr and Mrs lohn
» rs |«,b at I he Portland lor a month
S P E C IA L IS T
Hunti , Mr and M r s Robert Robin
or so, m signed last Saturday by re
son Mi and Mrs 1‘aul I ’rv; Mr and
quest
Mrs \ | Sm ith \lso the Bushy
I V Goodwin who visited with Ins
in
Internal
Medicine
for
the
Herd gave a reception at which were
•»stir in W alia W alia, W ash, for a
appropriate speech and song rendered
past twelve years
week has returned and is on the job
\ If red lotus who was painfully in
•»gain at 1 hr Portand He reports a
jured in an auton -bile accident last
j t>h asant visit
week succumbed last Friday His fu
H cihcrt \\ ilkrrsou, frrsh from 1 he
neral was hrlil Monday at one of the DOES NOT OPERATE »Olympic »« I acimta, has accepted the
local m ortuaries
post oi head waiter at I he Portland
Mr and Mrs \t tcltrll of Boynton.
1 1 » doing so, lie proves that a man can
< Oklahoma, are visi* ng their daughter.
come bui k for hr, once upon a time
Mrs 1» | \\ ¡Non I hev will probably
will be at
held down the same job at the Port-
remain here a month
land VVilkemoti is well liked by both
BEN
SON
H
O
T
E
L
Mrs Robert Robinson alter a visit
guests and em ployers
in l alifornia for three m onths, return- W ED N ESD A Y . TH U R SD A Y AND t harlie Redd, pioneer waiter, who
i (I home a few dav - ago She is much FRID A Y . O C TO B ER 7. 8. A 9 has been hibernating in Seattle and
improved in health and reports a dc
Office H ours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. elsewhere for a m onth or so, is back
fitful tunc among relatives and
home and says lie is going to stick
friends
around for awhile
The Independent M other's Club
I Braggs, formerly a waiter at the
T H R E E DAYS ONLY
Portland, now a dining ear waiter, was
met last Monday it the home of its
here a few davs ago
president. Mrs La . a Buck Plans for
Maria Kurenko. Russian Coloratura
the coming W’int were discussed
I e rut Me Harris, veteran waiter, is Soprano of the Moacow Opera Co
No
charge
for
conaulation
and outlined 'I’he hostess served re
now a regular in I’he Portland dining Marta Kurenko, the R us'tan colora
room
freshments.
tura soprano, ami \ teente Ballester
The Needle-Ora” Club was enter Dr M rlllenthin is a reguar graduate
hantonr w ith tin M etropolitan < >prra
tained las* Thursday by Mrs D H
$90 A Week E atv mlruduriiiK and o. appear tn joint recital at the Audi
Parker. It was th» first nuc.’ing of the in medicine and surgery and is a li laktnu order» at l(X)% profit on nr» C torium
on tins Saturday muht Tins
season and several n.-w features were censed by the state of Oregon He do* tiro.lini I a,! «cllcr—Bix rrp ra trr is the iir«t of ten events of the I twvn
suggested and accepted for the new not operate for chronic appendicitis, L a -hm -Struit Hair Dressing. K e e p s Sene«, which iiirludrs a concert bv
year’s work Mrs. lohn H unter is the
the hair in place, help« kinky hair br- Roland Kaye«, the plirnoim ual Neitro
m wlv installed president and Mrs F.d gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils (Oiiie «traixhl. krep« «calp healthy tenor
Miller is the secretary The hostess or adenoids.
\(rite quick for Free Sample ami c» The program for thi« Saturday-
served a delicious luncheon
He has to his credit wonderful re talow of Ilk) fj»| >ellinif hoti«eholil niKht include» ana* from the Hat In
\m ong those atutiding thi Execu sult*
including Tantalizm * Brown rre ill Siviglia" Mi** Klirrttkn 1 « to
of thi stomach, liver, product«,
tive Board meetin. for the W omens bow els in diseases
race I'ow drr Ku«h name today *nn the famous " t ’na tu rn porn fa",
blood, skin, bed wetting, ca Skin
Federation of W ashington, were Mrs tarrh, weak
fo
Ro
t
o
M( k < o,6.»0 llo-R ol'n the rnchantini; low «on« of Rosma.
rheum atism , scia Bldg , St | ouis,
Missouri
W herry pesident. Mrs t H Graves, tica, leg ulcer» lungs,
and Mr Bafle«trr as l'i«aro, sinitinu
and
rectal
ailments
M i'dam es Hamilton. Buck. Saddler, Below arc the names of a few of his
I arm» al factotum" I* superb This
Rucker, Hallowel! Mrs A »»berry re many satisfied patients in O rgon:
is possibly- the best h a " o buffo num
mained over night to attend a special
ber
evn written, and the manner m
call meeting of the Sojourner Truth Rose J Aplin, C arton, W ash , nerve
which
Mr Ballester 'iny* this udlv
c
£
>
f
i
x
Home of which Mrs. \sberry is mak trouble
rollicking
ion* is d<i|<lltiul The««
ing her objective to redeem from debt
H w dand 'M o f cz Merit Only
ana«, with other*, will bs- uivcn in
Mrs O tto Will, Jefferson, varicose .
Those on tin sick list are: Mrs ( \ ulcer,
costume, and the special scenery and
leg
H Mc( abe. M r' Sadie Toster, Mrs
Inihtin« i (frits will srrye to enliam e
Mrs. M \ I wan, Coquille, stom
Esther lohii'ori and L Wills
thr wonderful quality of the ailist«'
ach trouble
voice*
BARGAIN
M
P.
Christianson,
Albany,
bladder
-
o
W IL L IA M S AV BRANCH NOTES trouble
*
BASEMENT
H
E
L
P
W
A N TED
John Roth, Albany, adenoids and
The Bible ( ’lass meets every Mon tonsils.
#
*
day evening from eight until nine, un
M a n a n d yytfc t o « o t o B e n d . O r e
der the leadership of Mrs C F. Can Mrs M Î Olsen, Portland, appen
.Man (•» In j a n i t o r , w o m a n t o ti n t i n
dicitis
non
W anted woman to cook for wealthy
NEW FALL
Mrs Asher of t he Billy Sunday par- Remenibyr the above date, that con
family of two at Milwaukie, Ore
tv was the speaki r at Vesper Services sultation
For particulars see or call K I).
on t h i n trip will be free and
COATS
last Sunday Mr- Catherine (»ray was that Ins treatm
Cannadv. Rroadway 5807—adv.
ent is different
in charge of the music Services arc Married women
$28 *
must be accom pa
held every Sunday a« four o'clock nied by their husbands.
90 per cent are Fur Trimmed
AG EN TS Sell «uarantrrd hosiery
Miss Margie I >anley. is now resid
ing at 4<)7 Bra/» < St Phone Fa 1099 Address: 211 Bradbury B ldg, Los
direct from null to wearer; all style*
The Grade School Reserves served Angeles ( alifornia
and colors; salary paid for full lime or
lunch Sunday afternoon to assist
spare hours; no money needed for
Never
have
yon
»ern
*urh
them in raising f tfv dollars for the
N O T IC E SPE C IA L
»ample*
IN T E R N A T IO N A L
budding fund
luxuriou«ly beautiful
The M others’ Club will hold it* Agents W anted — Men and women fall coat» at thi« ama/ini(!y
M ILLS. 1465, Norristown, l‘a.—Adv
first meeting of the year T uesday
make $K per day introducing dress low price so early in the «ea«on
afternoon at two o'clock
nava un i raim-riNu nona at
The Blue Triangle Club will hold goods; no experience required. Sam All the «ca«on’« latc«t color*,
ts next meeting Friday evening of the pies furnished. Biubird Supply House. xtyle« and material« All
THE ADVOCATE
2.1 rd
fully l.inrd Do not mi««
812 Mfiulrny Bldg
Bltnadway 5807
926 Broadway, New Y ort
thi*
Event.
DOINGS OF THE ELKS
FOR R EN T — Six room uiodrrr
A REA L BARGAIN
house, walking disiano W alnut
.1528 —Adv
I Finley W il-on, head of the Or- ilo you want a home and a profil
of Elks ha appointed Attorney able in vestment ?
The Next Time You Need der
W I. Hueston. Grand Legal Advis See tny «ix room house 1922 41 «t
o r Mr H urston lives in W ashington
Dentistry See Us
I he G F. R has also announced Aveulir $26'0 will buy this. $200
and $J0 a month. You couldn't
W E USE T H E W O R L D ’S hi- candidacy for re-election in 1926 down
\nd should he win, it will make his rent a« ttood a house for that money.
G R E A T E ST PA IN R EM O V ER fifth
Call owner, Fast 6295 Adv.
term.
to
One o f the Biggest Sales
STAPLES
The Universal Negro Improvement
Association, No. 391, Portland, Ore.
Every Sunday Afternoon at 3:30 P. M.
H allow
A V iL L E R and~ÍRACKY
s ' Inckpenfknt
F u r ia c i D ir e c to r s 't
' XVMthwHpvn S i b a l z l/l b a n d f l U
W tin e - B r o s d w y 2 6 9 1
Rooms for rent, furnished or unfur .
nished 720 Union Ave. N. Call Sell
wood 3272.—Adv.
H. F. W agner
E. R. Chappell
PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISER*
CHAPPELL’S
Flower Shop
THE BEST FOR LESS
Main 6116
331 Morrison S t
Portland, Ore.
N. W. Bank Building
Suits
Tailored
to
Measure
104 Fourth S t
r
AUSPLUND DRUG
STORE
SIXTH & GLISAN STREETS
PORTLAND, ORE.
Furniture of 8-rms for sale, cheap.
House for rent. 187 N. 16th St. Phone
Broadway 1838.—adv.
Holliday & Holliday
Tonsorial Parlors
125 North Sixth Street
In our new location we are arranged
to give better service to our patrons
W e invite ladies, gents and children to
come in and see us
T abor 7100
Louis H. Strickland
Typewriter Ribbons, Carbon Papers,
Stationery, Printing, Book
Binding, Rubber Stamp«,
Saala
409 McKay Bldg. Portland, Ore.
een
tend
“IT PU TS T H E T E E T H TO
SLEEP”
Not the Patient
Real Painless Dentistry
IMPERIAL DENTISTS
CHILI CON CARNE
served
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
and
BAKED HAM
every day
W ith Potato Salad, Saturdays
And Sundays
RICHARDSON’S
•CONFECTIONERY
Broadway and Everett Street*
e c o r a t io n s
ALL S U P P L IE S . FAVORS
AND PARTY D EC O R A TIO N S
at
T H E J. K. G IL L CO.
Booksellers and Stationers
Fifth and Stark
Puts the teeth to sleep
Second Floor MaCleay Bldg.
S. W. Cor. 4th & W ash. Sts.
Open nights till 8:30 Brdy. 1865
7!
D
GASCO BRIQUETS
The Best Fuel
No
Ashes
Call at the Gas Company
Fifth Sc Alder
Main 6500
A N EW D ISCO V ERY
Mr. A* < Parsons of 1932F Gravoia
Ave , St. Louis, Mo., has just recently
discovered a new preparation that
straightens the hair and keeps it neat
ly combed
A tent by over One Hundred Bar-
tiers has just been made and their de
rision is that it is thr m ost wonder
ful preparation they have ever used,
which can be verified at our office. It
is not Kreasy, Rummy or stickey, and
is guaranteed to not chantfe the color
of the hair or inure the scalp in any
way and equally a* Rood for ladies
a* for Rent* To those desiring a trial
package of this most wonderful pre
paration, just send $1.00 to Mr P ar
sons and they will receive a V /, oz.
jar by return mail, postpaid. Adv
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NOTICE
Regular meetings of the Port
land Branch of the National Aa-
sociation for the advancement of
Colored People held every second
Monday evening at Rethel A. M.
E. Church, I.arrabec and McMillen '
streets.
LEE ANDERSON, Sec’y.
J. A. EWINO, Prea. i
MT OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
E. First and Schuyler Street*
Interesting Program. You Are Welcome
It. I). BIRD, Pres.
J. Z. TRIPLETT, Stc.
Phones: Tabor 8500 — Tabor 3195
LAURELHURST CLEANERS and DYERS
“One Day Service
”
NRW GOLDEN WEST CAFE
in the
GOLDEN WEST HOTEL
H O LID AY ti SM ITH , Props
Special Sunday Dinners
Regular Meals Every Day
O PEN ALL N IG H T
R A S M U S S E N & CO
PAINTS, DOORS AND GLASS
Storr and Office; 2nd und Taylor Sis.