NOVEMBER I«. li»*».
THF . A D V O C A T E
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D AYS AKL GONE FOREVER
SOME RESULTS
Clink This on Your Compact.
OF THE RECENT
EASTERN ELECTION
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Washington, Nov. 14 (C N S )—While
eye* were turned on N. Y. City at the
last election, Negro voters in several
cities were casting ballots in successful
campaigns for race representation.
Particularly important was the result
of the city election in Cleveland where
four race candidates were elected to 1
oftice. Claybourne George, councilman
from the Fourth District, was re -e le c t-,
ed to the City Council, where he will
be joined by Lawrence O. Payne and
Dr. Leroy N. Bundy, succesful candi
date from the Third District.
The fourth victory came in the elec- ,
tion of Mrs. Mary B. Martin, who de
feated Mrs. Josephine Reilly (white), ;
for membership on the Board of Kdu- ,
cation.
The success of the campaign marks
the end o f a strenuous campaign — :
which was not without its insidious
propaganda. The Color issue was
raised by the Citizens’ League, which
gave in its bulletin, the color of the j
candidates for oftice, w here those can* j
didates happened to be Colored. The I
bulletin made no reference to race in
the case of Jewish, Polish, Irish, Ger
man, Italian or Anglo-Saxon candi
dates.
Jesse R. Taylor was elected to the
City Council of Buffalo, to represent
the Twenty-Third W ard and is the
first Colored man to sit in that council.
His election was the result of an ani- j
mated campaign by Colored citizens.
The Negro vote played an import- j
ant part in the successful election of
Charles Bowles, successful candidate
for Mayor of the City of Detroit. The
Colored citizens supported him on the
strength of his promise to remove Mr j
Rutledge. Police Commissioner, who is |
blamed for the wanton shooting of (
Colored suspects by the police
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FOR R E N T —Newly decorated 7-room
house; half block to Williams Ave.
car. Reasonable to right party. Call
AT. 1525 during week, and GA. 7523
on Sundays. Ask for Mrs. Cannadv.—
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lo r o v e r 35 y e a rs
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ST A Y O FF CHRISTM AS S IG H T !
PARTICU LA RS LA TE R
—Adv.
O R R E N T O R S A L E — Five-room
cottage, reasonable.
Phone A T
1525 for particulars.—Adv.
FOR SALE
Two very desirable houses for sale,
on East Church Street. Terms reason
able; one furnished 4-room house for
rent, $25 00. Apply to Cannady's Rea!
Estate Co., 312 Macleay Building. Tele
phone ATwater 1525.
Obtained. Send model or sketch
and we will prom ptly send you a
report. Our book on P aten ts and
Trade-marks will be sent to you
on request.
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Notice to
the public
UPPOSE you are today
paying 50c a tube for
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your tootn paste (and there
are many very good denti
frices telling today at that
price).
Suppose, like most peo
ple, you buy about twelve
tubes during a year. Now
if you knew that you could
buy as good a dentifrice at
can be made and still save
each year the price of 25
loaves of bread or 60 bars of
soap or 40 pounds of sugar or
a box of fine cigars—could
you conscientiously fail to
take advantage of such an
opportunity ?
That is exactly what you
do when you buy Listerine
Tooth Paste at 25c for a
large tube. Figure it out for
yourti.if.
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Large Tube
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For all stomach and
intestinal troubles and
disturbances due to
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Infants’ and Children's
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You will never make a mistake if you remember your
friends with F.lectrical Gifts at Christmas time.
Electrical Appliances are practical, useful every day in the
year, and they help to make the modern home more livable
and attractive.
l ull Line to Fit Every Purse and Purpose
We are selling service as well as commodities.
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY
Electric Building
Portland, Oregon
Other Stores at Salem, Oregon City, Hillsboro, Gresham,
St. Helens and St. Johns, Oregon, and Vancouver, Wash.
for
They provide complete
liiinkina. financial, trust
and safe ileiwisit services
for more than 80,000 in-
dividuals, firms, business
houses nnd industries. ;;
Their resources total
over $57,000,000.00. ; :
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*2750 CA SH — Small 7-room house,
Alberta district, 50x100 lot. garage,
full cement basement. Near school, i
GA. 3405.
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A reindeer dinner was given by Geo.
Armstrong, honoring the Joy M.iker»
I'lnb, at the borne of Mr». Joint l'~
Purulent I »l\v. rxl Boyce, o í the
Palmer, 2 is S. Washington »treet, F ri Pori Unii Hotel i » ha* been kept at
day evening, October 31. Miss Mar home for the U« I week, tin victim
garet Sanford of Boulder Hot Spring» of a severe colti.
was the guest of honor. The spacious j
rooms were decorated with Hallowe'en
colors and emblems. Black cats, gob
Filitene Fair, captain of hell hop* at
litis, ghosts and scarecrows were every
The Portland, and a veteran of the
where in evidence 'I lie unusually at* j
World War, celebrated \rntuiicr Hay
tractive table was centered with a Urge !
with the othe vetean*
■ pumpkin, the fawns and decorations
carrying out the black and orange col
'o r scheme. Mrs. Doris 11. Holmes the
president, made a talk on the Reindeer.
The white bell hop win* wa* con
| Covert were placesl for fourteen. Fat victed on a charge of iMMttletnpnx
joying Mr. Armstrong's hospitality »ere Federal Court lai»t week, wax paroled!
30c to $ 1.00
Msdmt l Johnson, i W alks* I Pal It» bit lawyer. A colore bell hop, for
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me r It Jiin cs. Messrs Win Ashley, the >ame »»rifeiixe. xome time a«»», wra»
}. Carter. R Bryant, R. Brown, R xent to tail for >ix month* The fault |
appears to have been the failure ot I
! Howard \V. Cruise
The Joy Makers Club was organized lu.s lawyer to .»xk for a parole.
September '.‘7, at the A M K church,
in which nine persons answered the call
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. Doris 1- Holmes, president: R.
Brown, secretary; Mr-. Inez Walker,
treasurer; James Carter, first sice pres.;
1 William Ashley, chairman of Ways and
Means Committee; Mrs. Kstella Pal
mer. chaplain. Other officers were
elected at the second meeting.
The Club is an auxiliary to the church
and community. The number of mem
T H E K K ’S frifttillv an il iiilrrt*»l«“<l » m i c e fssr tin*
bers has increased to 15 and is rapidly
little hoy Mitli lit* firwl tlo lla r, o r tin* Liras-«! or-
progressing. Some day the Joy Makers
aan izu lio ti H itli iln m illio n , nt tin- ¡n « titiilio ii« n««o-
hope to be an outstanding Club. Plans
s-iuli'sl in th r I'im t N alitinal H jinkina G n u ip .
hate already lieen nude for a dinner to
lie given at the church on the corner
of Idaho and Platium streets, Novetn-
l>er 14. from 12 to » p.m. The dinner
is 50c and the public is invited.
VY. S. Badger of Gearhart, motored
to Portland Wednesday to get Mrs.
Badger who cattle up last week to at
tend the Stock Show and to visit rela
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tives and friends. They returned home
I in the afternoon.
Mrs C. F. Cantrell has Iwen indis
posed the past week with an attack of
pleursy.
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Use
for 25c
than of high
priced brands
custom built rrujdel made b> Brunswick.
Balke. CoJlender Com pany on exh ib i
tion at the Brun-vwick Salon on Fifth
1 Avenue, visited by thousands of New
! Yorkers, as well as hundreds of out-of-
towners, who having heard of the won-
j derful machine, come to sec. tu hear.
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and
to buy. "
The machine shown in the photo-
GONE F O R E V E R !
clean,
bright,
sparkling
Furniture
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>TAY O FF CHRISTM AS S IG H T '
PARTICULARS LA TER
— Adv
M ARRY—I have a mate for yon. Mem
bers worth from $¿000 to $05.000.
Photos free. Chib. Mrs. Stephen;,
Box 1430, Hollywood, Cal.
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THEM DAYS
HOTEL NOIES
B U T T E , MONT.
By Mr». Doris L. Holme*
Fit For a Maharajah’s Palace
graph with V alan e Raem eter is fit to
grace th e halU of the most fastidious.
It is th e most sum ptious piece of work
turned out by the manufacturers ol the
Brunsw ick talking
machines
A
M ah arajah , a King, an Em peror would
indeed be proud to have such a machine
in their palace Hundreds of Americans,
regardless ol the fact th at this, the
world’s most expensive talking machine
is priced at S6.ooo.un. are the proud
possessors of this work of art
This
m asterpiece of engineering, combining
j the radio with the talking machine is a
f;
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The World's Most Expensive
Talking Machine
T h e y a re building them b etter and
b etter every year
Regardless of th e
statem ent bv m any wise acres th at th e
R adio had »petled th e death knell of th e
talking m achine. there never was a
better dem and for th e better tvpe
talking m achine than there is tod ay.
T h e reason for th is is self ex ident T he
radio is used because it brings news of
th e day together w ith music and en te r
tainm ent The radio, however, cannot
tak e the place of any of th e permanent
recordings of favorite songs, favorite
singers, or the fav orite entertainers.
Fo r this reason. Brunsw ick, in th is,
their latest type Panatrope with radio,
have incorporated new ideas, new dis
coveries and new designs of m otors and
reproducers, as well a s sounding boxes,
th a t in th e past were unknown.
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Mr. Ross, of Seattle, was a pleasant
caller at The Advocate oftice Thurs
day.
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ATTEN TION ! APARTMENT BU IL D E R S!
ARCHITECTS- LOAN COMPANIES— BROKERS
A chance to make money; best serve rity ’» grow th—plu* nafe
investment in closcin W est Shin apartm ents or hotel site*. Near
Hall College -Eleventh anil Tw elfth Street«. Term *.
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