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COLUMBIA HIGHWAY TRIP SEPT. 6 CITY AND COUNTY INSPECTION DAY TICKETS ACCOMMODATION DESK
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APPAREL!
A Let-Go Sale of
MEN'S and WOMEN'S
UMBRELLAS
Great Big Bargains Are Yours Today in
This Before-We-Move Offering, Which In
cludes All Mens Umbrellas From Our
Temporary Annex
Black and Colored Umbrellas
Deeply Underpriced
Straight and crooked natural wood handles, sterling
silver and fancy carved handles; some slightly marred
from moving so many times.
Men's and Women's Um
brellas, were $2;J1 "IE!
now pl.lO
Men's and Women's Um
brellas, were $3; jJ 69
Men's and Women's Um
brellas, were
$3.50; now.
$1.89
$2.19
Note these underprices:
Men's and Women's Um
brellas, were $4;
now.
Men's and Women's Um
brellas, were y O Q
$4.50; now p.OI
Men's and Women's Um
brellas, were $5; 2 69
Men's and Women's Black Silk
Umbrellas lfz Price
Regularly selling $6.00 to $15.00 now $3.00 to $7.50.
Fine quality black silk, with very good handles, some
slightly marred. About 150 pieces. Big bargains.
15 Discount on All
Umbrella Re-Covering
for Three Days Only
We do all kinds of repairing, whether it be new
handles, re-covering or general repairings.
Men's and Women's Um
brellas re-covered with
fast black waterproof
material, usually $1.00
to $4.50; now- em
less 1070
Women's Umbrellas re
covered with rainproof
colored material, usually
charge $3.00; now, for
three days' - CQfo
special, less.. lJ
All work guaranteed to give satisfaction, turned
out by our expert repairer.
First Floor, Slxth-St. Bide.
JITNEY KNOT HOLDS
Another Attempt of Council to
Agree on Ordinance Fails.
ISSUE IS NOT YET DROPPED
3Ir. Baker I-avors Mayor's Proposal
but Kathor Thau Have Deadlock
Continue Announces He Will
Vote for Daly's Measure.
The Council still stands deadlocked
find the little jitney rambles right
along.
One more attemut or the part of the
Council to get together on an ordi
nance, regulating the new form of
transportation, was unsuccessful yes
terday, Mayor Albee opposing Mr.
Daly's proposed ordinance and Mr. Daly
opposing the people's ordinance as
backed by Mayor Albee. Still another
effort will be made to get somewhere
on the proposition at tomorrow's meet
ing. The jitney union officers, with repre
sentatives of the Central Labor Coun
cil at their side, yesterday urged
against the enactment of the ordinance
which was adopted by the voters in
June and knocked out on a technicality
In the State Supreme Court. They de
clared that the measure is too severe
and that the people in passing it did
not realize what they were doing.
Referendum te Threatened.
The assertion was even made by A. A.
Thiekle of the jitney union, that Mr.
Italy's ordinance is objectionable to the
jitney interests and that if passed the
referendum will be invoked against it.
The same course, he said, would be fol
lowed if the Mayor's ordinance should
be passed.
The Mayor's measure provides against
jitneys operating on Washington street
from Third to Broadway because of
traffic congestion: requires the jitney
service during certain specified hours,
over certain specified routes and on
specified schedule; prohibits overcrowd
ing of thf cars: prevents jitneys from
leaving their routes except after run
ning hours in which they are not re
quired to give service over specified
routes; requires interior lighting of
cars at night and requires payment of
a license fee. This measure was passed
by the voters.
The Daly ordinance eliminates ali
these exactions except the license fee
and the interior lighting. It retains in
modified form the provision for routes
but does not require a schedule nor ser
vice during specified hours. The jitney
interests now insist upon the license
fee being cut down and the interior
lighting provision being taken out.
Emergency Claune Is Needed.
To get anywhere the Council must
pass a jitney ordinance with an emer
gency so that the referendum cannot
be invoked. This takes a unanimous
vote of the Council. With Mr. Daly
objecting to the passage of the Mayor's
ordinance and the Mayor objecting to
Mr. Daly's ordinance passing, the propo
sition stands at a deadlock.
The Mayor contends that it would be
a breach of faith for the Council to
pass anything but the measure passed
by the people. Mr. Dieck takes the
same position that this measure has not
been tried out even though the people
passed it by a substantial vote and
after a lively campaigiv made by both
the jitney interests and those favoring
regulation.
Commissioner Baker favors the May
or's ordinance but says he will vote for
Mr. Daly's measure rather than have
nothing at all. Commissioner Bigelow
has not made his position known.
CHAMBER DINNER ON BILL
Bureau of Industries Arranges for
Address by George E. Hardy.
Planning to hold the first general
bureau meeting since the reorganiza
tion of the new Chamber of Commerce,
the bureau of industries and manufac
tures has arranged for the first public
address of the new manager, - George
B. Hardy.
The occasion will be a dinner at the
Chamber of Commerce in the main dining-room
at 6:15 next Thursday, when
the full membership is expected to as
semble to hear what the bureau has
accomplished and what it has in imme
diate prospect. Manager Hardy is to
be the principal speaker. A. J. Kings
ley will preside.
A special entertainment committee,
headed by "Xick" Pierong, is preparing
several features which will be offered
to liven up the evening.
Reservations are being received and
indications are that the attendance will
be exceptionally large.
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This Is a Week of Preparation for Boys and Girls Going Back to School
and Our New Store Is Wonderfully Ready to Lend Capable Assistance
Remember! The Store Will Be Closed All Day Monday Labor Day
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Established
The- Qjuality" stoue op Portland
Fifths. -SixfcK. "Morrisoiv Alder Sta.
Misses' School
Hats $2.50 to $10
Very splendid lines just arrived
in ready-to-wear and dress models.
Velvets, velours, corduroys and
felts, trimmed with flowers, rib
bons and wool embroidery. Dozens
of youthful models and good colors.
Priced S2.50 to 10.
Fourth Floor, Mxth-St. Bids.
New Hosiery and Underwear That Children
Will Want for School Wear
Bountiful assortments, best quality and low pricing all combine to make this
store the logical one at which to buy your children's needs.
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS
WERE 65c; NOW AT 47d
Medium weight cotton, high or low neck style,
short sleeves and knee length. Sizes are from 2 to
12 years.
NAZARETH KNITTED WAISTS
SPECIALLY PRICED AT 19
The favorite Waists for small girls and children.
Made with strap and taped buttons. Sizes 2 to 12
years.
"BLACK CAT" AND "CADET" HOSE
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS; THE PAIR, 25d
The best for service. Triple knees, linen heels
and toes. Come in light and medium weights; sizes
6 to 10.
BOYS' AND GIRLS' SCHOOL HOSE
3 PAIRS FOR 55d; PAIR AT 19
Fine Ribbed Hose in a medium weight cotton.
Black and tan shades. Made with seamless feet.
Sizes 6 to 10.
MISSES' FIBER SILK HOSE
PAIR PRICED at 25d
Very fine elastic ribbed fiber Silk Hose, in black
only. Made with seamless feet. Sizes 5V6 to 10.
MISSES' RIBBED LISLE HOSE
PRICED AT, " THE PAIR, 20d
Very fine ribbed Lisle Hose in black and white.
Made with seamless feet and linen heels and toes.
Sizes 6 to 10. First Floor, New Building
BLACK KNITTED BLOOMERS
WERE 50c; NOW, PAIR 35d
3 pairs for $1.00. Black knitted, made with
band tops. Sizes 4 to 12 years.
"ATHENA" UNION SUITS
WERE 65c; NOW AT 39
Short sleeve or sleeveless style, in knee-length.
Sizes 2 to 12 years. Garments that will give
Splendid wear. Second Floor, Xew Bnlldlns
Again Today
there will be offered another
grand opportunity to hear
MRS. SARAH
TYSON RORER
the well-known author of Mrs.
Borer's Cook Books, who is giving
here today and tomorrow
A Series of Complimen
tary Cookery Talks
at 3 P. M. in our Music Room on
the Sixth Floor, New Building.
Today's Talk Will Be On
Pastry and desserts, Roman pie,
orange meringue, French peach
tapioca custards, floating island
and mock Charlotte with fruit.
In connection with these cookery
talks, Mrs. Rorer will demonstrate
The New Pyrex
Glass Baking Utensils
which she highly recommends for
baking cake, custards, souffles, hot
breads, etc.
Boys' "Samson" Suits at $6.50 With 2 Pairs
Knicker Pants Are Very Best for School Wear
"Samson" Suits, in addition to being all wool, are cravenetted rendering them show
erproof, insuring that they keep their shape.
Fancy cheviots and cassimeres in basket weaves, diagonals, her
- ringbone, Tartan plaids, gray and brown mixtures. Sizes for boys
6 to 18 years always $6.50.
BOYS' STURDY "SAMPECK" SUITS, $10
These splendidly-made School Clothes will stand almost as much
abuse as. a Boy Scout Khaki outfit. "Sampeck" clothing has sturdy
built-on-honor qualities inside and out. New Fall models are
ready, made of all-wool materials in pencil stripes, plaids and
mixtures in all shades. Price $10.00.
Boys' Felt and Worsted Hats to match new Fall suits and coats,
staple colors and mixtures. Sizes 6 to 7, priced 500 to $2.00.
For Smaller Boys new - velvets, plushes, velours, melosines and
worsteds, all shapes and colors. Sizes 64 to 7, priced 500 to $3.
Boys' Fall Caps, in all kinds of materials to match suits and coats.
Sizes 6 to 7, priced 500, $1.00, $1.50.
Boys' Tapeless Blouses and Shirts, dozens materials, all fast colors,
cut full. Blouses 6 to 16 years, Shirts 12 to 14 neckband.
Temporary Annex, Second Floor.
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Black Chiffon
Taffeta, Yard 89c
Yard Wide, Regular $1.25 Quality
There isn't a more popular material for general
use this Fall than Black Taffeta Silk. This we're
offering today is a wonderfully fine quality, lus
trous finish, splendid body yard 890.
Second Floor, Nm Bulldinc
Black Sateen
Today Only, Yd. 11c
Excellent 15c Yard Quality
A good Black Sateen, heavy weight, and very
durable. Suitable for children's bloomers, wom
en's underskirts, men's shirts, and other needs.
Second Floor, New Building
t Boys' & Girls' Durable School Shoes
We now have on hand the most complete line
of children's school shoes we have ever shown.
MISSES' FINE SCHOOL SHOES
Gunmetal Calf Button Shoes with black cloth or soft kid tops;
made on broad footform lasts. Every pair is made with good heavy,
serviceable leather soles.
Sizes SVt to 11 prices range $1.50 to $2.75
Sizes 11 Vi to 2 prices range $2.25 to $3.25
BOYS' M. & F. SCHOOL SHOES
We recommend the Meier & Frank Special. This is a heavy
selected Calfskin Shoe made with extra heavy welt sewed soles.
Built expressly for boys who are rough on their footwear and need
a really good Shoe.
Sizes 9 to 13 V2 priced at $2.75
Sizes 1 to aVi priced at $3.00
Third Floor, New Bulldlne
Webster's New Century
Dictionary, Indexed, at 98c
Bound in limp leather,
tion; now 98.
New Universal Self -Pronouncing
Dictionary, cloth 500
Webster's School and Office Dic
tionary, leather 500
American Home and School Dic
tionary, cloth 500
Webster's New Standard Pro
nouncing Dictionary, indexed,
special at ....600
The original $3.50 edi-
Webster's Brief Imperial Dic
tionary, special 150
Webster's New Standard Ele
mentary School Dictionary. 250
Webster's New Standard Inter
mediate School Dictionary. .500
Webster's New Standard High
School Collegiate Dictionary;
special at $1.75
Bookstore, 6th Floor, Stw Bids.
Our
Peach
Week
Special
Is:
Fancy
Elberta Freestone Peaches 49c Box
The Best Peaches Known for Canning
The pick of the carefully-cultivated Yakima orchards. The El
berta is recognized as the finest flavored and best canning Peach
grown. Fine, firm pack, desirable sizes, boxes weighing about 22
pounds for Peach Week, special the box at 490.
No telephone nor C O. D. orders. Every box opened for inspec
tion before closing the sale. Box 490 WHILE ANY REMAIN.
Pure Food Grocery, Basement, SIxth-8t. Bids.
Practical School Dresses, Coats and Middy Blouses
for 6 to 14-Year Girls Attractively Priced!
Never has this or any store been so well prepared to meet the children's
and the growing girls' needs as our new, spacious and completely stocked
children's shop on the Second Floor.
PRETTY CHECKED DRESSES
SPECIALLY PRICED AT $6.49
Made of fine wool checked material in such
color combinations as brown and blue and navy
and green. Made on straight lines, with box
pleats back and front, wide belt, linen collar and
cuffs and hand-stitched silk tie finishing at neck.
Sizes 6 to 12 years.
ALL-WOOL SHRUNK SERGE
DRESSES; PRICED AT $7.50
This serge has been shrunken and sponged
and will not "pull up." Navy and brown shades
to select from. Made in Russian blouse style,
trimmed with tailored braid, and pleated skirts.
Roman striped silk collars and cuffs and tiny
brass buttons give a smart finish. Sizes 8 to 14
years.
FLANNEL MIDDY BLOUSES
PRICED AT ONLY $3.50
For school girls and in women's sizes, 14 years
to 44 bust measure. All-wool flannel msein
regulation style with soutache braid trimmins and
laced down the front. Full line of sizes.
PRETTY DRESS COATS
PRICED $10.95 TO $30.00
. Made of zibelines and many new fancy cloths,
in scores of attractive new and youthful styles.
Many fur-trimmed, others braid and button
trimmed. Very finest of materials and best of
workmanship throughout.
ALL-WOOL SHRUNK SERGE
DRESSES; PRICED AT $8.95
This is an especially pleasing line. Serge of very
fine quality, thoroughly sponged and shrunken, in
brown and navy blue. Dresses are made in coatee
effect, box pleated, patch pockets, wide belt, V
neck and pretty embroidered collar and cuffs.
Sizes 6 to 14 years.
FRENCH SERGE AND PLAID
DRESSES; PRICED AT $10.50
French Serges and fine quality Plaids in pleas
ing colors are very artistically combined. Skirts
are in large box-pleated style, high waist and
short bolero jacket, with linen collars and cuffs,
velvet belt and button trimming. Full line of sizes
for girls 6 to 10 years.
HEATHER MIXTURE COATS
PRICED AT ONLY $7.95
A very practical and desirable school Coat,
made of the well-wearing cloth known as "heather
mixture." Made with wide all-round belt, large
patch pockets and deep roll collar. - Sizes 6 to 14
years.
FINE KERSEY COATS
PRICED AT ONLY $6.50
These Coats come in brown and navy kersey of
a very good grade. Plain tailored style, patch
pockets, convertible collar, belted across the back.
Sizes 6 to. 14 years.
Second Floor, SIKh-St. Bids.
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