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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1930)
T H E SATURDAY. JUNE It. Ituo PAO* T H R U A D V O C A T E JOHN LOWE G asco iiwturt' h u iiiiim t B riquets Summer Price Now On YOU SAVE A D O LLAR A T O N Pay In the Fall P O R T L A N D C A S A C O K E CO. L 1 R IL 7611 — fa m o u s 5« S o t t il i S IX T H S T R E E T u PO RT LAN D , O REG O N w o r ld ever Lear« your hart lustrous, healthy, and not loo dry! O llier llo u r .1 9 ;0 0 A.M. to 7 iOO P.M. Sundays! 9 :0 0 A.M. to 2 :0 0 I’ M. A t your dealer’s— or send 5 « for full-size bottle to Pinaud, Dept. A f, n o £ j i Sr, New York [ Sample bottle free] CHIROPODIST ANI» EIHIT SPECIALIST t o rn ., I'.a lla u tf s, In g n n r n T ur Null. H r m u r rJ — the Pinauds Shampoo DU. A. M. COCHRAN pF llu n io u t S rtrnll/ irally T rra trd Phone IIKaeaa 0057 STAY OFF JU LY Syracuse Lodge. No I, K ol P . meets the •econd and fourth Fri day nights each month at the Stag Auditories MU H E Horriaon lit ■tH AID WORM «!•»>■ T 0 5 ™ - £ r stjs ä ä J O 4— E L K S —Ad» g> 1 te tan, b S l ?¿ s I* Ini i f Pay Your Subscription ’w 5 is n r— > K : IM P O R T r l l O O U C T i ^ AUSPLUND DRUG STORE S IX T H * O 8 TH O M A S. C.C. CO. ü ». «frenar *tm 0 L IB A N S T R U T S PORTLAND. O U W Y A T T W W IL L IA M S . K. of R. C. U r .k Ol May IV, IVJf S2 Fa s h ion s fo r the S m a rt W o m a n 'fo ttik Prevent infection! T reat every c u t, w o u n d o r •cratch with this p o w er ful n on -n oison ou s anti septic. /.u n ite actually k ills g e r m s. H e lp s to heal, too. as ounces tor a s* HOIAK CORPORATION USE LESS than o f high priced brands D A Y S O F S U F F E R IN G M IL L IO N S OP FOUNDS U S ID BY O U R GOVERNM ENT NOW Free to Public Tfcd mm\f place in lire U. 9 where retain «« « a d «ilverltRin# matter an rime of hsramree at i*r« m I u . t ran be obsemed Free aed Without Ohhgattoa W the Amencen Induetrwl 1 jbrarr. W nts for B usiorn Atl**rtiitn| Matter pm are interested in. annre wtll beproreptlpforwaided. AMERICA! INDUSTRIAL LIBRARY K n i l a a a r t n i l ln l l d l n A . C b l s s j « , l l l l a o i e Q U IC K L Y E N D E D T V a s s t t i n t yon stsrt oae o f the»» d i r i see the marear ««Mi/ yo a per w ith D i f f n / i Atp atfu m A la tosi befo«* yoa kaow it ths paia diRgppegra yoar aerees toddealy relss. W it h A apery s a yo« chew ths pai« sw *y . Fo r It is the Aasst «spiri« e b tsiaa b is p«t «p ia chewing f « a fo ra . N o w yo« can lake «sp in a s a y li a s , s a y p lsrs. N o water- N o bttisr tests. N o choking se n a tio n B sc s« w yon «Are» D illa r d 's A r p t r y « « «he s s p in a a t see tboeooghly w ith the saliva so that all its soothing q sttiiie s •»» t fse tiv « qvtcbly. c on r.sao salr It briny« q slc k relief f r o a athtay head«, tooth- s « V . the patas o f a s«n tis. aearslyia ev«« the« a s t i t a . I f yoor d n iyy ist doss aot have D illa r d 's A s p e r g ía , send for a free M a p le to Health P r e d ic t s C o rp o ra tio n D e p t. A . I l l N o rt h l) if c S t m t . New ark. N . J. (“THAI LITTLE GAME”- f o n G oo ’ n e s s S a k e , A&EÎ\NE.GeT A MOVE ON • \ Touts B il l v UE' ö o v ie n t o p l a y TSY SEMBN OCUOC.K b e A R b VT'S A Y T E tt 7 VE B E B N H u n r W tN O A l l "DAY A N O I O O n T (N T E N O To NouJ. L-- — -3 UT R o d m a n ' s P o r c h l W E L L OF A l l "THINGS I I HAN ENT SEEM H E R F or . T wo y « - - on Prom Youth to Age LA RV EX The subtly fitted litter of this year's tailored »uit« arc refreshing, hut they must l>e used with complete discretion —the skirt cannot flare too much and the coat must lie just the right length This suit of Mack mar. sain nas authentic lines. The coat is fitted smartly in to the figure by vertical seaming in front and hack, and car ries out its mannish feeling in a notched collar and a one-hutton clos ing st the waistline The gored skirt wraps around with flared front. This suit lends it«elf to any number of ma terials- black or navy linen, or shan tung are verv rhir for slimmer. Pictorial Printed Pattern. Jacket No S264. Sires Ifi to 48. 45 cents. Skirt No. 5774 Sires 27 to 36 waist. fret»« LOOK! w e l l »P T tiA T ISNT H E l CN S P IK E S 1 N O W LISTEN.* dont s t o p h ere anc > CHEW TH E R A G -, - ■D O Delicious Çjfood P u -V M a n d fin n f o r n it u r a k e e p th e ir r ic h f i n u h w ith O -C e d a r P o l u h . It elea a a aa i p o li, h e*— w ith « p e e d a n d a a fe ty . 4 -o s . b o t t le , 3 0 « ; 1 2 o n ., 6 0 « . A food for pro* tein; a food for m ineral sa lts; for calcium and phosphorus; all the essential ele* meets far health ana strength are found in good cheese. And all the essential ele ments of good cheese are found in Kraft Cheese. O Ä r □ Babies Love It For all *rrwn»,-V, and intestinal troubles and disturbances due to teething, there is : better than a sale Infants’ 1 Children’« Laxative. KRAFT (^C H EESE Mm». W inslow *» KRAFT-PHENIX CHEESE COMPANY S yhup G. FR EEM AN B R O TH E R S TR A N SFE R Get a can of TUT today! Office Phone: BRoadway 1885 430 HOYT STREET :: Portland, Oregon Residence Phone GArfield 8019— 340 Tillamook Street nones mothproofs cloth ... C H A IN S Spraying Larvex: \\ / Mothproofs fabrics not washable—clothe«, ruga* furniture. Y o u H EAR? □ Rinsing Larvex: Mothproofa all waahablo woolens. FREE H A COLD PE R F U M E I Someone has aptly said that the chains o f habit are too small to be felt until they are too large to be broken. That is true of all habits— the good as well as the bad. To S T R A IG H T T throughout the Store Successors to E. Richardson Baggage Transfer TH E NEW TAILLEUR OH REDUCTIONS 25 * SMUT 3 2 6 4 5274 •JUST LIKE A W OM AN PRICE LISTERINE Mr and Mrs, E. L. Jamison are en joying a new Majestic radio which was installed in their home at B6S Garfield A ve, last Thursday. They can listen to Amos 'N Andy to their heart's con tent. DOUaif-tDOC BLAOIS The best sh ave you ave r h o d — or your m onoy back. If your doalor cannot supply you, wriW dirset. 90« for 9—$1 for IO Somplo biodo— 10c fo r imporUmt new 1 — s F PROBAK ■n P ric e th e p u b lic M o t h s .F lie s Bedbug? R oadies WD Far Cats and Wannd fo r o v e r 31 yoar« SHOP OUR W INDOW S THURSDAY S c o m f o r t d u r in g w in t e r m o n il i* Sixth ami Salmon N o t ic e to John Lowe is dead. The mortal house in which he lived now reposes amid the quietude of Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. In the balmy, days of recent years Portland and Oregon knew John Lowe u p p o s e you «re today at a spectacular figure. He was called paying 50c a tube for a bootlegger Information of his con your tooth paste (and there are m any very good denti viction upon this chsrge is not at hand frices selling today at that but at least, it is known that Lowe price). never denied that he handled liquor Suppoae, like most peo Kuinor names among hit customers ple. you buy about twelve some of the foyemost citizens of Ore tube* during a year. Now gon. Business and professional men of if you knew that you could note, whose appetites for strong drink buy a* good a dentifrice as did not past with the passage of the can be made and still save bone-dry law By a process of rea each year the price o f 25 son that finds, some justification in loaves o f bread or 6 0 bars o f fact if not in law, l.owe believed that soap or 4 0 pounds o f sugar or a practice sanctioned and encouraged a box o f fine cigars— could by so many men of high standing could you conscientiously fail to not be wholly criminal take advantage o f such an John Lowe was uneducated. Doubt opportunity? less his own native Southland denied T h at is exactly what you him the normal opportunity of educa do when you buy Listerine Tooth Paste at 25c for a tion It is said that be could not even large tube. Figure it out for write his own .panic, but certainly he yourself. had a very clear mind. His ingenuity was shown in the allegation that he influenced two^hardened criminals to attempt a bold and daring robbery T O O T H PASTE For this he wg* sentenced to twenty years in prison. Admittedly a rather j L a rg e Tube stiff sentence, for as John said, "men who kill their wives sometimes get off lighter than that ’’ The gates of the prison had already opened for the men who did the job, but John re mained inside jhe grim walls, where, it is said by inmates of the prison, he became ill and literally died of a brok en heart. I-owe was persistent in his claim of innocence, but the jury decided he was There are three trying periods in a not. After his jncaceration he reform woman's life: when the girl matures ed He was converted and became a to womanhood, when a woman Christian, and promised, if ever re gives birth to her first child, when a leased. he would lead a different life, j woman reaches middle age. A t Whatever many may think o f the these tim es Lydia E . Pinkhsra's Vegetable Compound helpa to re life of John Lowe, those who knew store normal health and rigor. him are aware that he was not wholly bad. Receipts from the Community LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S Chest show hjj contributions to the V TG E T A B LE COMPOUND I» III 1 I ri\KH CM HI D ( O. M %V MISS poor and needy, and doubtless many others had received help from his char itable hand. On the very day he died friends in Portland had gathered to discuss plans to secure his release, for they felt that he had been sufficiently punished, and in view of the fact that he was hope lessly ill, they hoped that he might not die in prison And since his com F L I T panions in the crime had been released —those who acually committed the DESTROYS deed—there was apparent justification ! for seeking his release. W e seek no effort to condone John Lowe's offenses against society what ever they were, but we do believe that he was "more to be pitied than j •tciafned1*, and may a kind-hearted world judge him not too harshly. Cold germs are car ried fo the mouth on hands. You may often prevent a cold by rinsing the hands with full strength Listerine R Beautiful soft silky STRAIGHT hair, hair that you can really be proud of. ran now be yours if you use Anita Hair Dressing. It will also help to make your HAIR CROW LONCER. and prevent Its breaking off. To introduce Anita Hair Dressing quickly in this territory, we are giving ABSOLUTEL Y EREE with each order, a vial of verv fine Narcissus Perfume. This offrr it for a limited time only, so rush yoar order to us today. 50c brings full size jar, postpaid, or send name and address and pay 65c when package comes; 3 for |1, postpaid, or 11.25 C.O.D. b e f o r e e a c h m eal, because Listerine kills germs in 15 seconds. LISTERINE Are you chained by habit to the old housekeeping methods —the broom, the washtub, the old iron? Tw-o of the most precious things in life are Time and Health —yet how many people throw away one and trifle with the other! It is throwing away time to do housework in the old way when for a tew cents a day—the cost of your electric service— the heavy part, the dirty part, of your work can be done for you by electrical appliances. Break the chain of vour household had habits! PACIFIC N O R T H W E S T PUBLIC SERVICE C O M P A N Y (PEPC0) ELECTRIC BUILDING— Broadway and Alder— PORTLAND, OREGON Division Office* at Silem. Oregon City. Hillsboro, Gresham, St. Helens and St. Johns, Oregon, and Vancouver, Washington K IL L S G E R M S IN 15 S E C O N D S ANITA LABORATORIES Dept. HB Bos 397, Battle Creek, Mich. 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