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EIGHT.
THE SALEM CAPITAL JOUENAL, SALEM.
rT- MNmAY. march i, una.
OUR 732ND WEDNESDAY SURPRISE SALE
MARCH 3RD.
A Great Sale of
Torchon and Val Laces
1 cent per yard
This great sale of Laces should appeal to all
Women and Misses of Salem. They're dainty edges
that find so many uses. At this surprise price they
will sell rapidly so we suggest an early attendance.
See the window display. Take your choice next
Wednesday,
1 cent per yard
Sale starts at 8::i0 No phone orders taken
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ID A MM fl I
MVUill UIILl omu iu I
All Around Town
BEWiLSONSSUCCESSOR
Guaranteed Rubber Goods at the Eed
Cross Pharmacy, j
today is at the 4.5 foot' Eunor P. Peltier and Miss Verda ,
ainfall liaH been recorded V"0""!. both erf Marion county, were j
lJUIir!)i inarrien yesterday ny "kc i
at tne nuine or tin mine s '"")
T ho iorc Zosel, iu South Salem. 1
Dr. Uendalsonn, ipecinllst In fitting
laeiiea correctly. V. S. bank bldg.
The river
stage. Xo
within Hit" ut
Member of Last Legislature
and Former State House !
Employee Believed Choice
New Hats and Shirts
For Men and Boys
This new spring assortment is worth seeing.
Shows all the newest styles of the new season. Prices
moderate.
Drucker Trunks, Lilly Cases and Bags second floor
The largest showing of traveling goods in Salem
The House of Quality
Lv JLgoodLoood s
j I. C. S., 211-12 Hubbard building.
j A carload of Studebaker automobiles
will nrrive in the city touiorruw morn
I ing or Virk Bros. They are all of
'the new l'Jl" model, nil six cylinders.
I The Apollo Club of Portland, consist
ing ot "" iiiule voices, will lie the next
conceit of the Musical Artist's' Course
ut the armory .itaich -0.
Among the 1932 Oregonians that reg
istered at the Oregon building on the
! opening day of the exposition, was .Mr.
'and .Mrs. W. F. Burnett of Salem.
i The Capital Lumber co., 349 South
1 Twelfth. Building material of all kinds.
I Under the direction of the Co oper-
I alive Temperance union and missions,
!a special program will lie given tumor
i row iifternooii at the V. ('. T. 11. on
I Coimnercial and Ferry streets. The ex
j ereiscs will begin at -:'M) o'clock.
j The Apollo Club of Portland, consist
: ing ol 7.") male voices, will liu the next
concert of the Musicul Artisls' Course,
!nt tiie ii rniory .March liti.
Rev. J. 0. Wahlberg, from Pasadena,
iClil., will preach in liie Swedish church,
Iconer South Fifteenth anil .Mill streets,
jtmnoirow evening, Tuesday, .March L',
at S p. m. All welcome.
Post Cards $1.00 por dozen. Fold
ers, if 1.511 per dozen, up. We make till
style plmto, tit our place or at, your
home. Do copying and enlarging. IV
eifie l'hoto Co., Hoom 2, 1'titton block.
Quite a large number of the mem
bers of the Mncciiliees arc making ar
rangements to attend the seventh
ipiiiili'i'uuiul state convention to be held
at Albany next Friday and Sati'iday.
Although no appointment has as .vet
h, .ade it is practically certain tnar
stand the wear. Krnnk Uavey, of Bums, Harney coun
ty, will succeed Tom It. Wilson as
bookkeeper and bertillion expert at tne
state penitentiary and will probably
take up his now duties within the
present month,
Mr. Davoy needs no introduction to
the readers of the Capital Journal,
having been a resident f Salem for
i more than 20 years before going to
llnrncv county to accept the appoint-
Th lam firm r n,To,.v TTnriih torlav i t of remster of the t'liited States
moved their office t linn the
Rubber goods that
Kcd Cross 1'haruincy.
Mr. and Mrs. Merl Prank today
mo veil into their new Inane on Norf.i
Twentieth street. Mr. Prank is I'har
maci.it at the Opera House drug stoic.
Ten able-bodied men wanted to en
list iu Conipauv M this week, Kecruit-
I nig office open evcrc day this week.
Free 'Frisco trip.
DESERTED BOY
FINDS A HOME
Big Brother Movement Means Much to
One Youngstor Left Alone in World.
(F.ugcuc (iiiuiil.)
The Elks' Hig Brother movement, re
cently organized, will result in the plac
ing of at least one Eugene boy back iu
Hcliool and ii I so ill obtaining him a
home.
ft. V. Teller, a Eugene Elk, has
adopted Fred Clicnowith, u Ill-year old
boy, clothed him and placed him buck
to school and he states he will keep him
there at his un a expense. According to
the story which the boy told Mr. Teller,
lie has been working at odd times for
one year and n half trying to support
himself. Me claims Hint he was descri
ed by his foster parents one year and a
half ago mid sincu then has had no leg
ular lodging place.
Mr. Teller first met the buy in a
bowling alley where he was selling pins
mill look an interest in him. The bov
was brought to Fiigcae three years ago
I')" his roster parent anil has not bcci
in heboid since that time. He was adopt
I'd by these people when he was n venr
and a Imlf old in I in! line, Oklahoma.
His father is dead, but he thinks thai
his mother is still alive in Oklal in. A
year and a half ago he went out iu the
fields to pick hops and when he re
Th9 Pacific Photo Co. have opened
up an art studio iu connection with
their post card and kodak finishing de
partment, We will make nothing cheap.
But our great, finishing cipiipincut en
ables us to givu you big value for your
turned his foster pnrcnts had left and
he had to shift for himself.
He has heard no wind from tlieni. he
lainis, until recently, when he was in
the hupitnl as a dimity pnticiit. His
foster parent heard of his pliuht in j money,
some manner and wrote mm a Idler, u
slating that they would send him a I There is nothing in tne pnoto lino
ticket in a few ilnvs so that he could 'that we cannot make.
go to them, lie stales he never received ' n
the ticket uiiil had not heard from them Font cards, tne nest, i a uozen.
since. 0
lie will reside with Air. Teller at l.l.'l ! Call and soo those folders we maKe
Lincoln street and will go to the (learv I for fl.oO a dozen. I'ai'ilic. I nolo ( 0
school, where he will probably enter ; Uoom I'altiiu block.
the seventh grade. .Mr. Telfcr slates I
is very origin unii is very
that the boy
anxious to go to sclinol and with the
proper training will make a good man.
STATE BANK REESTABLISHED.
Ray Chaplor, who 1b attending the
Oregon Agricultural college, spent Nun
day in the city. Mr. Chapler expects
to 'ho in the government forest service
this summer ami will be located at De
troit, in the Hu ut in m national forest
resi'iv e,
Ai'cniding to Bank Superintendent I 11
Sargent the Slale Mnnk of Yoiicalln, j RWimr meeting oi nuuson vouiic u
whie.i closed some lime agn, will be re- , M. I. . f. '"is I'tciiing. ;v him
iii'iMi ti r i'iI it it 1 1 t tin tliUirwi til iw u III not attendance is requested. By order ol
lost u dollar of their niunov. When tne llinee iiuisinous .music
the bank failed the total amount ofg companions welcome.
,1 ..it uiii, ill'' llllll The uiiw Uodd. I
.... i, s ... i r,.. The Men's Liboral club will meet
vor ol the reorganization s, heme, ami Weduenlay evening at M o'clock in
he is also assured that the eastern , ('banning ball ( I'mtnrian church.) All
ut in'L linlilin m it i it iiltin imri'i'ii 1,1c siuti.'in .in aie niued to be present as mi-
n i.'v...i ii II T,,i,.- l..i'i 1 hoi taut business will eniic before the
for ! 'oi t In ii .1 todav to bold a coaler- nice'ing,
euce with the eastern stockhuldeis coil'
eeruiug the icoigauiziilioii n' the bank,
Visit-
I'nit
State? National bunk building to a
suite of rooms iu the Salem Hank of
Commerce building. The new offices
are on the second flour of the building,
rt.jtns. 202 ami 20:1.
Hundred - watt Shelby nitrogren
globes. See sumplcs in window- and
leave orders at jnd.iriind 2HI North
Commercial street, for prompt future
deli eery.
Thursday evening the Elks will hold
their linnunl election of officers, 'I'll'
offices to be filled at tliis election are
exalt"d ruler, esteemcl leading knight,
esto.'iued loyal knight, esteemed lectur
ing knight, secretary, treasurer, tiler
and trustees.
Something new! P.ed Ribbon extra
fancy Hood Hiver evaporated apples.
Different from anvlliinu you cw'r saw.
10c a pound at the Biggins giocery,
121 South Commercial, Phone 2Mi. r'ree
autii delivery.
Marriage licenses were issued at the
county clerks office Saturday iil'tcruoonj
to Benjamin M. While and Miss Viriiuj
Klaiue Willia, both of S.miU's .Mills;:
Henry J. Cookiiihaui and Tina I'lumnier,
both attendants at the Oregon stale
hospital, and Lester Si 1 1 1 In ami l.oicla
l.yiuh, both clerks of this city. 1
You never tire of Tokalon the cream
that 'm always good. Unlli 's. .
H.irold Wliite, the young man who
was run over by the cars nt Wiiii lliurii
.lanunry IS mid lutei had his leg line
putated, is being assisted by his friends i
In raise enough money to enable iiiui1
to, buy a jeweler an. I engraver's outfit
so that he lnuy tale up the study of
this work. " '
Auto parcel delivery and baggage
transfer. C. Ii, MeKlroy, proprietor.
Dav phoiu' HIT. night phone li'.'.i or
7:iF-4.
Oliver Rcishach, who was arrested a
few dnys ji ii" on the charge of lanenv,
appealed before Judge Webster this
morning, pleaded guilty and was fined
t2.i and costs. In consideration of the
youth of lleisbnch, the judge suspended
the execution of tho sentence dining
good behavior, upon the payment of
the costs.
land office nt Bums, seven years ago
and to publish the Harney County
News, lie was a member of the legis
lature from Harney and Malheur coun
ties at the last session and remained
over in Salem after the session for a
few weeks visit with old friends and,
identaliy, to lay ins lines lur n--
tiirniiig to Salem as a permanent resi
dent. Mr. Dnvey is a staunch licpulilican
anil one of the lenders of the party in
the stale ami is known as one of the'
best and most cloipient extemporaneous
orators in the state. Since it is 'certain
that he will receive the appointment 1
at the prison it goes without saying
that he will move back to Salem with
his family, consisting of Mrs. Dnvey
and son Bert, and daughter, l.ouis, all
of whom will be made joyfully wel-1
come to the Capital City. Mr. Dnvey;
IS clllllieilliy ipiiliineo 10 nil I nv ..'si-
Double FeMure Show
TONIGHT and TOMORROW
"Exploits of Elaine"
Two Parts
"Runaway June"
Two Parts
Two great stories Two Great
Plays The Sensations of the
Movie Picture World. The talk
of the Town.
"The Tin Can Shack"
American Comedy Drama
"Fatal Bumping"
Keystone Comedy.
6
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High Class Reels
BLIGH
Theatre
1 A The Show That 1 rt
iUC Pleases the People Ivl
r Kvxn tar
t.One -t per wor4
HONE MAW gL
tj ... 1
"":u' o rsZhTi!!?
jjo. noij
'FOlt RENT Fun, i si 7 -
ll ill' l.'U . .
J V' 11 Till Nl mv llir I
- lioute 4, b(v; L,.V 'ivt l. , rw'er-
-"" """' ''uiiiteei.tli wtreet. I
WANTKD tlirl for geranZ -
fa..iiy of three:;;!,;;,
FI RNISHKI) sleepinoTTT--.
j t a,,,., U w:;:;; z
WAXTFD-Work 0 lihTT
wife: no cii .,, ,. o ","" l
... -n, VUII'I.
'Willi
WA.N'TKl.) Boy with puTTrT
few hours ft ' i'k J
.mil at 5 MWJ.
FUK BAKE-ThTeTTj-cows
Mrs. 1.. W. I.iuikford H y I
o. 3. 1'hoi.c 25-V-3. ,M'hl1
lion which he will occupy
prove n valuable adjunct to
uess munagemeiit
and will
the
of the prison.
busi-
Marion Will Spend Much j
Money On Building Roads
A total of l.'i2,o:iS,."i2 is to be pro
vided for the roads iu Marion county
fur the year 1111.1 according to the re
port of the county court. This is only
the estimated amount, however, as a
part of this sum will not be collected
but a large amount of volunteer work
will be done bring the actual amount
up to a greater sum than this. Of this
sum llll.2IS.us is to be raised by the
district fund by a four mill tax pro
vided in the county InidgVt, if ls,2iiii,ii!l
is raised by special taxes in some 20
county road districts, The largest
amount raised by special tuxes is iu
district No. 7 where if.'i 1(17. Ill was
. voted with district No, I t with
if.-i.ll.lii.Tl as a close second.
Sonic of the districts included in the
list below have overdrawn their ac
counts, others have n surplus, and the
amounts given have II per cent de
ducted for taxes iiucollectablc.
i-:.
those
Tvthing conies more
who refuse to wait.
i ii j i
lily to
sengeis. Hoss had n complete "dope''
layout in his possession when senrched
and told the judge this morning that
he had just served lull days iu Dallas
for Inning morphine and cocaine on
his person.
Flowers for all occasions artistically V?;1'': "" !'? ?tt tch' f
.. , ..... , ' the enter street bridge since he lett
tore at 1 13 Ninth High, opposite
house. Wal. In II. Mills,
unit
THE STORE THAT BAVES YOU MONEY.
5000 Free Votes
to the contestant making the greatest gain
during this week.
10,000 Extra Votes
on all orders amounting to $100.00 or over.
Ten Highest Contestants
Bungalow Church 5S.8S6
lioyal Order of Moose 15,8(iti
Woodmen of the World 11,112
Salvation Army 27,175
Mr. Konald Gould 2.1,219
Mr. I). II. Pressnall 22,183
American Yeomen 21,.i;i(
Mr. Fred Domogalla 2U03
Koyal Neighbors 1,5,125
Mrs. II. Nash 15,980
Roynl Arcanum will moot tonight at
Nvllll at Moose hall. Visiting members
welcome.
Harvey Wolls and family of Portland
lire in the city and will make their i
iioine ut the .luuics l.iun property, cor
ner of Capital anil Cheincketa. Mr.
Wells has just, lately been appointed in
mini nee commissioner, the position for
merly held by J. W. Ferguson.
Dr. Asselu, dentist, second floor Bank
nf ('iiniiueice bldg.
The. Commercial Club has been pro
vided with a leather bound copy of
the Stand Oil llullcliii by Ii. II. Camp
bell, the local agent, for the company.
'The bulletin is in loose leaf form nml
can be added to from time to time us
further hiillcliu are Issued.
Dr. Btouo's Itch Ointment cures the
itch.
; Tho Salem polico force blossomod
out Iu its new uniforms this nuiiiiing.
The iiiiifoims arc blue with brass l.i.t
tons ami the officers wear the regula
tion police cap, The tap bears a metal
tticalh in frone with the number of
the officer la front. I'atrolnina I'liesl
mi n is given the Number 1.
Tho Lconnnl hotel will be the scene
of ii laii.u.i lio.ight by hill delegates
cho'cn 1 1, mi Hi, different ehiire.ics of
the city to j 1 1 on better attendance at
the Sunday . Ini.it. evening serv ices mid
miil-nccl, services in the churches of
Sulc'n. This cuuiinittec is nil outgrowth
of the (Isiiiiin i, tings tending for the
greater liiiiuiniiv in the religious woik
in Sal ii,,. creation of new inter
est iu church work,
CARD Of THANKS.
the police force, whei.' he served for
s"V,'i:.l veins, wns suddenly taken ill I
Sunday iifteiuoon u al t I o'clock'
mi. I was iciiiovc.l to his home at l"il '
North l!ii;.ilientli street, where he is
now under the doctor's care. The doc.
lois were uuiilde to state whether the
trui'do was acute appendicitis (ir ynll-
t' Mr. Irwin's sou said today that
his 'ather's condition hud improved
nituily todny lint that the pat t was
still very low,
High Jniks at
Grand Tonight
The tiai.sformatioa from n sunny
fnretioon to n moonlight evening at u
French bathing resort will offer to the
.student ,.f stage art at the Grand to
night, a chance to study the delicate
touches "f n master of the craft, Arthur
lliimniei'sti'iu, producer of the musical
eiuiiedy, "High .links." The oidinary
observer will probably attribute the re
nin! liable difference of the second and
third act scenes wholly to the differ
ences in color and intensity of lights,
but the inure careful observer will re
member that differences iu tingles ami
radiation also piny an important part,
and in order to make a scene observed
in daylight look," natural " in moon
light transformation, some radical dif
ferences iu adjustment must be made.
This can best lie appreciated by an nb
seivatiiiu anyone can make. Let him
study iuti utly the landscape from his
Ii.. nt door at noon. Then let him look
nt the snine tiniii on a moonlight night,
liiijni'iliiitely he will notice how " un
natural" instead uf "natural" it looks.
Air. Hammeisteia set his artists mid
electricians studying this " uiiniittnal
naturalism," us it amy be called, and
they worked out the differences of ef
fects that can be noted by careful ob
servation of the second and third act
scenes of "High .links.''
Stale Treasurer Has Hard
Time Getting Fire Tax In
Stole Treasurer Kay is busy lonmliiig
up the seveial counties of the stflte for
lung pa-t dues of their portion of the
expense incurred in forest tile patrol
work, the niajurity of which have paid
up to the lust year, but there are I I
eiiiniies which are back iu their pay
ments from one to three years. faoVr
the law the state pays lill of the ex
peiije of forest fire patrols but onc
thir l of it is chargeable to the counties.
I'or the year l!ll, according to the
.tnteiueiit .iust issued by State Forest
Klliutt, the total expenses of fire putru'
lor the stHte.was $.'i,k"i(.'J ami the
amount due from counties, one-tiiird of
the total is -.L.-,.2H. The total amount
i xp n. b d in Minion county was iHIU.IO
and M:Hi.70 is due from the county for
Hie venr Mill. Hack payments ' due
from 11 c.i, iitics for the' years 1(111,
ll'li nud Itll.'l ii moil tit to 11 total of
iljihiJ.:!" and Treasurer Kay Im milking
an eijui't to collect the bills ,ip to the
FOlt RKXT-roomHIanirnrr
acre ot ground, h,,,,,!,,,
Fifteenth street. 1
CYCLE incubator
Heochler, Kt. !,
grounds, Silverton
fur mill'. i u
: mile flan, j.
ruiiil,
SMALL acreage fr sal,. or ,,s,,h
tor coi.lect,o,ic,-y ur t(m.
Answer by letter, A. s. Journal. '
FOR KENT-Furnished 1.
sleeping room wita nbove, , 5'
'""V'nei Xi North Twelfth,.
SJX-IIOOM house for rent Ik'Ikm
I hemeketa and Court, on Fifteen
street. Apply 1117 Court. p,0
FOR HI-iNT Tea r.iiiiii lm) in;
Cliemeketa street ; lmtli; gimil f0.
rooming house. h'iiuiro at (al
Uukery.
WE will allow you the highoit prinfr
your used furniture iu enhann fci
new. Calef Bros., homo furni&hen
i noiio o-.ia.
HHAnllMi liouscl,ee.un ruuim Ii,
rent, tiiuilern. See .Mrs. .1. I,. IVoU.
Hill L'niou, or at I'ccl. I'lirnilm.
store, l'hoiie list or IIHII M,
1IKLI' WANTKIl Yoiiiii! iiipii (
strictly legitimate entirely lire tliiin.
enormous ileum ml, sells fart, coir
you money, Addiess ICmest .Maker.
li-Tla lyist First street, Ui JiieK
till.
WANTED A niiddlciigcil vwium ni
housekeeper for a w iihmer witli fom
ily of five boys, agcil 2 to li yim
(lood steady place! gnml huim' it.
country town. I'nstiil'firi' IWI yu.li
' Wages if l per week. Sec II. R. R;n.
.lute
Mm A
1 SctlhStcuroC cttK located t 740
"OMElfURNISHtR5 Hood stivot Price
FOR KENT - 1-room
VOUR CREDIT IS OOOD 11 ERE.
Special
Tomorrow
Tillamook Cheese, lb tide
Civnnieiy lluttcr
. ..Vic
Hist Hind Wheat Flour . ..$U,1
Hcst Valley flour $1.75
No. 10 Fail l.md $1 -Id
lbs. Head Hleo ur
We wish ,, tlniuk our lieiglibors and
Irien.ls l',,r then many kindnesses dur
ing ear ic-cnt sorruw.
Mil. M. A. NYK AMI
FAMILY.
K. Wlitlo used about 10 years, II.
Fowlc mi, I ii Tuite, two buys aued
about ;,, weie lined up before Judge
l.lgin this morning in police court ami
were m ru a lecture, No charge was
placed nviiinst Hie boys though they
vvcie bieiinht to the station Sntiii.lnv
night by Hi,, police on coiuplnint of
1'iof. . p. I'mo, of the high school.
Mi. I'm no 1 :i i in, . that the hoys were
seen iu In. Ion,,,. IIM, he captuicl the
two vuiitiger ..ue. anil liel, them inn il
the oll'iieis imivcil. Nothing win
mission fn. in t. ,oUiii aili (he mailer
was left im iniiiier iiivcstigntiou,
W, E. Ross and Howard Newwan
were given ,i ,y in tj ,.,.), ,v
Judge I'.lmu i.M ,i charge of drunl,cii
liess to win, Ii ,t p,,d nuilly. The
men were in lt ieet ear on' North
Conuiieiiiiil sii,. yesteidny Kfti n
and Newtnna .li.pinved n'ni.'or with
the bin le up,.,, ,, terrorled the pus-
WEXFORD
TODAY and TUESDAY
Tlie Great Morality Piny
"EVERY GIRL"
in Two Parts
with the World Tamed
Mary Fuller
Every girl and woninn lit Salem
should see this great picture
"ALL ABOARD"
A riot nf fun i Two Reels if
you don't want to laugh don't
come.
EVERY EVENING
"LE ROY
on the Xylophone
MATINEE DAILY 2 TO 11
5 Cents
Esch Leaves For East To
Bring CookBack to Salem
Sheriff William Esch left this citv
yesteidny afternoon at -4 :.'tU for Ilrouli
lyn. New York, to return with A. H.
Cunningham, alias A. H. Cook, who was
arrested ill that city on charges of ob
taining money under false pretenses in
this city, Mrs. Esch iieeonipaaied her
hiisbiiud on the trip, llnrrv Mlnto al
so left with sheriff Esch to make an
extended trip through the east to study
I'lisons and prison conditions. This is
an indication that Mr. Miutu has been
appointed as warden of the state peni
leulinry by tiovemor Witliyioinbe,
though no t'oimiil niinuuiiccnlcnt has
et been iiiiulc. Mr. Miutu served six
years lis deputy sheriff of this cmililv
and four years as sheriff nml during
this time estiiblisheil an enviable record
ns mi official mul in his dealings with
low breakers.
MAX' nod wire w.'int work on farm tot
bachelor or iniin without fwnily, i"
as housekeeper, mini as m'liml kdv
or will take full cliiirgc; tlmrraiitliiv
roliable. Address A. Wnlm, Sl.m.
Ore. H. D. No. 7, hex 1S1-A.
WANTED To corrcsiioinl with this lit
tK fellow. Has superior, ilfnt Ji-
ponition. Free iiifiiiiiuitioii, 9r.
war news, gnine scores. l'.v ,,:
wait for the cur nt Knil'i Si?1
Lunch.
CONTRACTINti and ciirn'iiti'riii!.
rospcctfiilly solicit the atrwtiit
all who contcinpl.'itc hnihlii w
o,. 'ns mul iilntis cheerfully Si"
nil work enaiaiilccl. Hoik 4
l'lionc 423.
HECII'ES fur nuikiiil? thnw f'
fruits, vegetables mul huli'l"''! 1"1'
(.;i exhibition iu White llmw ':
ttiiirant window inadi"l ''";.',
Eitdns, 2411 A'lauis street, 1ml"
Oregon.
LONELY young vvid.nv, ap; 31. "
i:i5; owns nice, cuiifortiililclww.-;,
' .. i.... l.ni.l near
iicren iiiu-si ...
coast worth m, '! ,mat,r
yearly; also large baim i"'""";
d.spoMtioa; easy to g -v
wil marry '.;or ... y " " c,,
(iraiiie, anion i' . .
managing property luccsif ;
tiarticiilars for any mnn
iiiiick, enclor.iiig III,,,.I",".,"B. i
,,ess "Sincere." Wi"'-,-
K. Dakuta. ilicncriii '"".
tinsvvereil.) This iioticoi.
Steamship Great Northern
An ives at Portland Todaj
Men who me truly grcnt forget to
iniiiiid other people of their great-
Kii North Oommerclsl Bt. Thou 6?
No Reut Low Prices.
Jit ' jp
1U-1 S.VFK liy comins; licro
for eye help. You will find
lu'iv a conscientious desiro
to aid and adviso you on eye
trouhlo and you can de-
hinil mltt U , ... . .
iH-incnght. If glasses arc suited, you can! t
sured that you need them. Let us he of help t(i yw.
Miss A McCulloch n , . '
'WXkmi it in .,, ' Optometrist
jOSaWi Hubbard Buildmg I'hone 1W
OPERA
HOUSE
GRAND
MONDAY 1
MARCH 1
Arthur Hnnunersteln Presenti
HIGH JINKS
with.
STELLA MAYHEW
"ml the original New York Cum
pany ,,f ;n, with a sliiglng and danc
ing chorus of 50.
Prices 75c to $2.00
Suit, ready Nnturdavt nisil orders
i''compai,ie, ),y check or money
order received now.
ti,n lvdr.i. nil., m '"' !r,!"S
the bodies ef Mrs M ' j' ,
Mrs. Miles Hell of ' ! .', ,,wi
were killed la " '
,. road to K.lin i:
stc.in.shil. dreiit V'ttl"1'"
tuirt here earlv ti..ln; , ij:ikm"
On her retina "'i;'1"" ,.'
ie big liner l.,;;le J h;
the distance in live " , , tk
4 '...- IlC I
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hcI snileil for M. ""
BL bit nyj"-
PrlvlM Wl nil
RATES Tteili fcSte
' Capitol Buil
BothPUoitM
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