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Heed Uncle Sam's Warning! Begin Now to Do Your Christinas Shopping!
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Kodaks, Cameras and Supplies, 4th Floor Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors on the 2d Floor Tea Room on the Fourth Floor
40c Coffee
29c lb.
Fourth Floor No delivery ex
cept -with other purchases made
in Grocery Department. 40c
OWK Coffee at, pound, 29 $
The Standard Store of the Northwest
Greeting Cards
Order Now!
Expert engravers are becom
ing: scarce. Dont delay gret
your order in at once for per
sonal greeting cards. 1st Floor.
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Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Fall Buy ing Will Now Go Forward With a Rush
With Stocks Larger Than Ever This Store Is Splendidly Prepared to Supply Your Needs
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TODAY'S FILM FEATURES.
Peoples Mary Pickford, "Johan
na Enlists."
Majestic William Farnum, "Rid
ers of the Purple Sage."
Sunset Douglas Fairbanks, "The
Americano": William S. Hart.
"The Return of Draw Egan."
Star "The Fall of Barbary
Coast."
Liberty Bessie Barriscale, "With
in the Cup."
Columbia Enid Bennett, "The
Marriage Rinpr."
Globe Julian Eltinge, 'The Wid
ow's Might."
Circle Marguerite Clark. "Bab's
Burglar."
ON September 28 Mary Pickford
christened the big stationary
tank in Central Park, Los Ange
les, from which the motion picture in
dustry is conducting Its campaign for
the fourth liberty loan bond pledges.
The quota the motion picture Indus
try has set for itself is $3,000,000. On
the first day, when Miss Pickford had
charge of the drive, $201,200 worth of
bonds were sold from the tank. By
cutting her finger on the bottle when
she christened the tank "Victory," Miss
l'i(kf6rd claims to have drawn first
blood in Uncle Sam's fourth financial
offensive.
On the day she started the drive, the
winsome little star was appointed as
Official Casualty List.
Continued From Pas 7.)
YORK, Bert I... Clartnda, la,
YOUNr,, Clarence, Nelaonvllle. Ohio.
VOV.NU. "Walter D.. Natchex, Miss.
ZIEGLER, Charles TV.. Rochester, N. T.
WOIXDED DEG REE INDETERMIJfED.
Captain
FARKEH, George A.. Boston.
MISIXU IN ACTION.
Corporal
MtXALLV, Luther li. Milton, Vu
Privates
A.NDHVS1AK, Joseph G.. Detroit, Mich.
BABCOCK, James Densmore. Mlddleville,
Mk-h.
BROWN", Archie, Jr., New London, Conn.
CARICJNAN, Charles. Avondale. Mont.
I'ARR, John J., Roxbury, Mass.
CARWILB. Ernest R., Heber Springs, Ark.
KBERHABD, Stanlslau P.. Hankinaon, N. L.
KOCA. Uartola. Philadelphia.
HOIl.UI.H, Willie. W. A. Hobaush. White
son. Or.
HOSFORD, William Hfnr, Menominee, Wis.
HOWE, Lester K.. Wllllston. X. D.
HL'li. Leon W., Benson, Minn.
JOHNSON, Henry M.. Washington, D. C.
l.OTZBB, Wlliam P., Wahpeion. N. X.
MET.. Sidney B., Toledo. Ohio.
MOZOS'SKI. Henrik, Detroit.
NII.SK.V, John li.. BrooKiyn.
I'EX'ZIJU Frank O.. Chicago.
I'KTTKYS, lred K, Fred B. Petteys, Sr.,
!S51 South Sixtieth avenue. Seattle, "Wash,
PKAAST, Paul, William Choocder, Dallas,
oreKon.
IiAl'SCH, Albert W., Hersey. Mich.
HOZKI.L. Albert H.. Bancroft. Wis.
SI'IBSS, Harry, New "ork.
TERRILL, William L.. Falrmount, N. D.
PRISONERS.
Privates
HART. Thomaa J., Hartford. Conn.
LA NOLI AS, Alfred. Old Town, Me.
RICK. C'harlra, Stoutaville. Mo.
W1DKOWSKY. Joseph. McKecsport. Pa.
Lieutenant Kdward Wells, grandson
of Klisha D. Wells. 779 Kast Yamhill
street, has been killed in action In
France, according to a message received
by thn grandfather yesterday. Lieuten
ant Wells enlisted in Kansas. His let
ters home told of participation in som
of the hardest fighting on the western
front.
Thursday Morning List.
WASHINGTON", Oct. 2. The follow
ing casualties reported by the
Commanding General of the American
Kxpeditionary Forces in France, re
leased for publication October 3, num
ber 250. divided as follows:
Killed in action, 92 missing in ac
tion, 33; wounded severely, 110; died
from wounds, 14: died of disease, 1.
The summary to date follows:
Previously lie-
reported, ported. Total.
Oil 7217
-".'I . . Jul
. :JS9 14 240S
K:"ed In action
T.o5t at fpa ....
1 tied of wounds
Died of accidents and
other causes ..........
2SM
Total deaths 12.K72 107 2,77h
Wounded 20,406 110 20.51ti
M:sn(r. including- pris
oners 4341 33 4874
Total casualties S8.010 250 3S.269
Mbrris E. Harkin, of Orville, Wash.,
Is wounded severely. "
In the Marine Corps casualties George
Wright, Seattle; Anthony Florentine,
Kverett; Carl R. Rasor, Bow, Wash.;
Fred T. Washam. Eagle, Ida., and Nels
J. Peterson, Dayton, Ida., were wounded
severely in action. Private Peterson
had previously been reported missing.
Silas V. Workman, of Lebam, Wash.,
previously reported missing in action,
Is row reported wounded in action.
Following is the complete list:
KILLED IN ACTIOX. -
ANTOZAK. Louis Frank, Detroit. Mich.
BVEHL, Adolph. Brooklyn, N. T.
t.lI.U Raymond S.. Long Island City, N. T.
Corporals
SEHBBNTZ, Hilmar J.. Ohleairo.
the first four-minute woman In the
United States. She will make many
four-minute speeches during the pres
ent campaign and will try to break her
sales record made in the last drive,
when she sold $48,000,000 worth of Oov
ernment securities, thus establishing
herself as the world's champion sales
woman. Miss Pickford has bought
more than $340,000 worth of liberty
bonds.
Liberty.
Bessie Barriscale is today's star at
traction at the Liberty Theater, appear
ing in her Paralta picture, "Within the
Cup." It will be shown for three days
with Burton Holme. travelogue and
comedy. George Fisher is leading man
and Edward Coxen has a prominent
part In "Within the Cup."
Screen Gossip'.
Another new Douglas Fairbanks pic
ture is coming soon. It's called "He
Comes Up Smiling," and those who have
seen it declare It to be the best comedy
drama the athletic star ever has made.
Now it's Pearl White who is Inundat
ed with letters from Japanese admir
ers. According to the press agents,
the Nipponese are the most prolific of
correspondents.
Fritzi Brunette, now with Universal,
has decided to drop her nickname and
resume her real one of Florence. -The
Teutonic flavor of Fritzi Is responsible.
FLTNN, John P.. ConneautvlUe, Pa.
GILMER, John E.. Central City.-Neb.
JONES, Harry Blvans. Cleveland, O.
KOWALKOW8KI. Frank, Primrose, Pa.
McCLELLAND. John V.. Washington, Pa.
RAMSEY. Chester R.. La t robe. Pa.
ROBINSON, Austin T.. Beacons. N. T.
GILMETTB, Joseph, busier. Onoway. Mich.
SHOOK, Robert cook, Verbank Villare,
N. Y.
Privates
ADAMS, John 'William. Ontenag-on. Mich.
ANCONA. Uuiseppl, Buffalo, N. Y.
ATWOOD. Joseph I.. Uadsden. Ala.
BHNBROOK. Floyd V., Wldeman. Ark.
CHIERICHBTTI, Frank. Rockfort, 111.
CLARK, Patrick, Philadelphia.
DAVIS, Reuben B., HiKhpoint. N. C.
DECK, Ernest Frederick. Hoskins, Neb.
Dt'NLEAVY. Andrew. New York.
FBWELL, Leslie O.. Turner Station, Ky.
FOLLl ART, James, Jr., Brooklyn.
OALLEOOS. Manuel N-, Central, N. M.
GARNER, Charles A.. La Vegas, X. M.
GASH. George W New York.
GEARY. Charles A., New York.
GERMAIN, Charles C, Ulencove City. N. T.
GRAY. John. New York.
HICKEY. James R.. Palmyra, N.rT.
HIGGINS. Leo V., East Rockaway, N". Y.
JOHNSON. Waldeinar C, Brooklyn, N. Y.
LA BAR, Harry Vcrn. Clio. Mich.
ASLEY, William L.. Speedwell. Tenn.
LINAKA. Harry, Mount Airy, Pa.
LISBWSKI, Castmir. Chicago.
LOWERY, William C, Cana. N. C
MALLOX, William, New York.
Mill. Lincoln D-. Forsyth. Mont.
NIK IRK. Homer L., Bloomlngton, Ind.
PERCIVAL. James M-, Brooklyn.
MARSHALL. Edward K.. Washlnston. Pa.
PBTBROCCI, Giovanni, Elmwood, Ind.
QVINN, John, Donigal. Ireland.
SHEETS, John L.. iaugar Grove. Va.
IKI;,GAVJ-:R- Edward C. Oj.liko.li. Wis.
STEWARDS! IN, Samuel S.. Colby.' Kan
VAN PATTEN. Archie. K yet te vi 1 le. X. Y.
WATTERS. William J.. Washington. Pa.
WEISS. Louia, Woodbine. la
WOOMER. Nathan C, Tyrone. Pa.
WREN. Guy, Middleburg. X. C
CROWE, Elmer. Ladd.dale. Ia.
CRI'TE. William. Philadelphia.
CUMMINGS. Herman A.. Aurora, Mo.
CURTIN. Stephen. Long Island. N. T.
f'LSANO. Joseph, Derby, Conn.
DALE, Keith. Bridgeport. 111.
DALEY, Frank, New York.
DA.MHCK. Jake. Hartford. Conn.
DAVIS. Robert McCloud. White Plains, K Y
DAX. Frank J.. Chlcaco.
DINAN. James F.. Philadelphia.
DONAHUE, James J., Philadelphia.
DONOVAN. Denni., Ossinlng. N y
EC K A RD. Robert 1... Tavlor.vili.. X C,
ELLIS. Carleton. Brooklyn.
ENGLANDER. Leo, New York.
FARDY. James D.. Chicago
FARNSWORTH, Carl. Litchfield. Xb
FENTON. Albert. Reading, o
GALLAGHER. Bryan I... New York.
GARZA. Rafael P.. Tavlor. Tex.
OERKE. Walter G., Chicago.
GERMANO, Antonio, Pittsburc Pa.
wkmaa. james n., Osceola Mills Pa
GURDNER. Ernest E.. Johnson city '
HALL. Henry H.. Hope Mill. N C '
Tenn.
HAVSI.IP. r-harles '.. Wade, Okla
HEIMBLRG. Frederick W.. North
N. V.
Troy,
SS,RJU'i' rhrl" M!"-,o"-. Indianapolis. Ind
HOVSER, William M., Keyz.r. W. Va
HOWKR. Stonewall J.. Shamokln Ftt'
HI'PERT. Don Sherman. Redford, Mich
KASE. Harry. Rinvtown. Pa
KNI TSON. James M.. Benson. Minn
KOOISTRA. James. Marshall. .Mich'
KI NZ, Thomas. St. Louis. Mo
Kl'TlA, John. I ncasville. Conn
McALLTSTKR. Harrv, Brooklyn
DIED OF MOl.NDfC
Private
CLKMENTE. Engene. Tironderoca V T
KEPPLER. John. Stapleton. N Y
MANGAN. Timothy, Kerry. Ireland"
KEARNS. Thomas W.. Lawrence Kan
LOUGHRAN. Frank M.. Brooklyn
MANFREDI, Atilio. Brooklvn "
PRENTICE, John It., Fredricksburr V.
Si'HI'l.TZ. Huso D . Davenport la
SCOGIN. Norman F... Batesvilie Vi..
SIKLAFP. Dllmar w.. Buckeye U
KILER. Fred. Bradford, o
STEVENS. Ray TV.. Corydon. Ind
STREET. Odus P.. Shelbv. N -WOLANSKI.
Hennr. Buffalo.' K." Y.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Privates
RADKR, John, Peebles. O.
WOODED SEVtRELT.
T.leotenant
DEValu John Randolph, Mount Pleasant.
Serfi-emnts
COCHRAN. Jinul. Elk Lick. Pa.
COONEY. Raymond. Corry. Pj.
COX, John B.. Okolena. Mlas.
DAY. Joseph Alonzo, Philadelphia.
FIDLER, Charles Adam. Reading. Pa.
LIXDAt'ER, Ray Julius. Battle Creek Mich.
MATHER. Albert W.. Syracuse NY
PENNINGTON. Gilbert S.. Philadelphia
POWELL. Jame. T.. Pickens, S. C.
SAYLE, John Clarence, Xatal, Sou:h Africa.
Corpora.i
ADAMS. Robert C. Duquesne, Pa.
BUSH. Harry. Scranton. Pa.
CANNAN. John E., Bevicr. Mo.
tCARNAHAX. John L.. Saxonburg, Pa.
CRlhE, Harry. Brooklyn.
DAVIS. Robert R- Rudyard. Mont.
DEAN, Thomas G-. Jr. New York.
FREESE. Albert J.. Brooklyn.
GROH. William A., New York.
McINTYRE, Warren L., Hawler, Ohio.
MAEDER. Joseph, Brooklyn.
MATHEWS. Charles Blair, Bridgeport. Ohio.
MIDDLETON. Earl L.. Conrad, Iowa.
PASSAV ANT, Jame. L.. Coraopolis. Pa.
SUGARMAN. Emanuel D., New York.
TURNER. Ella. V., Jane. villa, N. Y.
Mechanic
SARXEB, JLawrenc. Suustas. Ltwla, -Colo,
New Dress
At $8.50
Second Floor Of excellent qual
ity silk poplin in navy blue and
black. -Full gathered waistline,
wide novelty belt, QQ PTfl
trimmed with buttons wO.OU
Skirts at $10.00
New Dress Skirts of high
grade French serge in navy blue
and black. Plain front with
full gathered back. Novelty belt
with fringe ends. A very at
tractive model. (J" f f(
Moderately priced 3J-U.UJ
Skirts at $120
New Black Satin Skirt in full
plaited effect. Wide belt, ends
trimmed with tassels. Very
smart and dressy. JJ" O FT A
Great values at only3 XiJJ
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Shoe Sale
At S4.98
WOMEN'S
Shoes of black
calf, kid or patent. Laced and
buttoned styles, medium or low
heels, light or heavy soles,
pointed or medium round toes.
High-grade footwear from our
regular stock. Values P A QQ
to $7.50. Special, pair tOeiO
At S6.98 7
WOMEN'S
ancy laced
Boots with black, brown or gray
vamps and contrasting or har
monizing cloth tops. Short lines
to be discontinued. ? QQ
Values to $9.50; pair 3vJ.70
TVaeonera
MeOl.jiRY. Jame.. Philadelphia.
THOMPSON. Joe W.. fcmithf ield, N. C
Private.
AnfHIE, Charles. New York. ,
PARISH, l.ouis. New York.
BE E BE. Howard I'., Younc.vllle. Pa.
BEI.EI.K. Urorne J.. Butler, Okla.
BERSANO. Mike. Brarevllle. III.
BISHOP, William Arley. Paris, III.
BOEHLBRT, Andrew John. Utica, N. T.
BOND. Oscar Lee. Danlelsvf lie, Ua.
BOSI.EY, Guy K., Clarinda, la.
BOWI.BY, Grover C, Woodward, Okla.
BROWN". Walter H., Honcsdale. Pa.
BL'RKETT. Charlc. B., Oaterburf. Pa.
BL'RNS. John TV.. Bteubenville, Ohio.
BURNS. Leonard. Ona. W. V..
BURROUGHS. Jame. K.. Commerce, Ga.
CARLSON'. Arthur C. Omaha. N'b.
CARLSON. Charle. Oliver. San Francisco.
CARLSON". Gunder. Odalen. Sweden.
CLARKE. Herbert Calhoun, Plttbu.rh, Pa.
CI.UE. Howard A.. Basley. Iowa.
C L K DON ATO. Iomlnlck. De.anio. Italy.
CONNOR. Raymond J.. Worcester. Mass.
COOK. Georito W.. Elienbur. N. Y.
cTLBERT. John J.. Brooklyn.
CUM BLR LAND. Floyd Eugene. Butler, Pa.
L A H L, Clarence McKinley, Muskeson. Mich.
I A RE "harles, Louisville. Ky.
DAVIS. Melvin E.. Hollyhill. Ky.
UAVISON. Kred II.. Bellevcrnon, Pa.
DEVON'S. Willi. TV.. Los Angelc, Cat.
1IECK. Georse 1.., Brooklyn
N' VTAI.K. li Gartano. Buffalo. N. Y.
i)i'N LDSON. Leo Bollon. New 1 ork.
ENOCH. Lloyd W.. Washington, Pa.
KKRRANTI, Vinrenlo, War. TV. Va.
FLEM MING, Arthur .1.. Milwaukee, TV ia.
FONT A NO. Joseph. Brooklyn:
FOWLER. Raymond X., Mlddlcfield. Coon
FOX Cwrlvle Charles. Snover, Mich.
FURMA.N. John H.. AUEUBta. Ga.
GIBSON. Clarence E.. West Oakaloosa, Ia.
(;ILL. I'eter. Quincy. Mass.
GOOD. Nathaniel, Rawson. Ohio.
GREELEY. John Emll. New T ork.
G R E EN BERG. Charles. New York.
CUSS. Abraham. Brooklyn.
IIAKKIN. Morrla K.. Mr.. Herberf Gregg,
Orox-ille. TVa.h.
IIEVNESSY. John J. Hartford. Conn.
HENN1NG. Harry TV.. Philadelphia.
J1CNSEN. Chris. Mmneapo'is. Minn.
IONF.S Frederick John. New York.
KF;-;Y James E-. Philadelphia.
LALAK". Anthony R. Webster. Mas..
LARGE. Allen G.. Coshy. Tenn.
LILLY. William Temple. Lexington. Ky.
I.ISSK. Vhlilip. Rochester. N. T.
LOMBARD!. Rocco. Brooklyn.
McCAl.l.lSTER, George TTrigley Ky.
McCORMICK. Alexander Loughlln, San
iJkEbskV. James T... Pittsburg. Pa.
u i-.tvj njvM E.. Trlhbey. okla.
Little Falls. N. Y
MTltTlN Miilard Thomas. i:inclnna 1 1, Ohio.
MARTIN" Vernon M . Doucher. Ohio.
MARTIN"! William P.. Monongaheia. Pa.
TIATSON. Vera J . Mass. MU h.
M M S T. Roy S.. Fairchance Pa.
MYERS EHsha E.. Bloomsburg. Ta.
NEAL Frank. Bhelhy Ille. III.
Vl'OENT. Christopher. New York.
OCONNELL. John F.. Peabody.. Mara
PTTEKKoN Clvde E.. Johnstown. Ohio.
PVYNB. James 1... Newcastle. Ind.
P1NKARD. William '.. Knoxvllle. Ca.
RK-TA. Julius. Paterson. N. J.
RIVERS. Edmund GIH ert. Brooklyn.
KOBTNSON. . larence TV.. Waterloo. Ind.
ROYFR Ktlpar Ambrose. Omaha. 'Neb.
DELa'v.' Willis A.. Chicago
MAUR. John. Mlliulk!, Ohio.
MISSING IN ACTION.
h'ttIng'eA"" Howard Paul, Greenwich.
TOD' Ttobert M,. Cincinnati. Ohio.
BrvVER'Tr'ank. Ann Arbor. Mich
TUILER. Charles. Port Huron. Mich
THOMPSON, l.i Ua". Bf'Vl1"' TCX-S.-HROI.U
Cook Charle.. cl, Fa.
ARNETTEJame. H.. Charlotte. SC. C.
R VVCEU Benion B. . Alvy. TV. a.
BBATTY. J's.e Raymond. Butler. Pa.
BEI L. Ben. Luiu, K.y.
BKNSON" Bonnie. WIldroM. N D.
BLAXCHAKD. Philip H.. Chicago.
ciHMAN William C Chicago.
CHILDRESS. Donald. Elm Creek. TV. a.
PFEDS Kennle H.. College Tark. Md.
U'lvrni Dewey. Flneea.tle. Ky.
GOODWIN". Charles. Terr. Haute. Ind.
cpffV Neil. Sneedvll!. Tenn.
HIGGENBOTHAM. William. Blocton A '.a.
KOTVALSKI. Paul. Hamtramck M.ch.
I OCERO. Faicundo, LI Paso. Tea.
MeC.IVTY Cornelius T.. New T ork.
MARClANO Domini, Calabria Italy.
MERIDETH. Luther O. Spieland. Ind.
MILLER. Mich.el. Alexandria. Minn.
MOSS. Jim D.. Gordo, Ala.
O MVKV. Michael J Nw Tork.
PAl I OTTO. Samuel S-. Hartford. Cobb.
PRlVcHARD. James. Savage. Mlsa.
RUSSK. LOUIS. Jersey City. N. J.
PPRATLEY. Cecil, New Tork.
TVREK. Charley. Chicago.
WOOTON. Gcorgo T.. Birmingham. Ala.
r.iiyn IV ACTION. PRF.TIOt'BI.T BO
POETKD WOIMIF.D SLVlKt
E.V IN ACTION.
Privates
Hl'RJ.Ul'RT, Eddy, Creston. Ia.
MITCHELL. John. Harlon. Ky.
PLASTER. Philip B.. Oskaloosa. Ia.
DIED FROM WOrVDS BECETVKD IN
ACTON, PRKVIOIPtY HEPOBT
KO MlasINb IN ACTION.
Prlratew
HAWKINS, Charles, North Braddock, Fa,
Skirts
Silk Petticoats
At $5
Second Floor Thursday will be
a good day to select that new
Petticoat to go with your Fall
suit or dress. Hundreds of them
in this epecial showing in every
desirable style with tucked,
plaited and corded flounces. Silk
jersey, jersey with taffeta
flounces and all taf- JJT ff
feta. Special values at 0JelU
Women's Fur
Collars
Marn Floor Stop at the Neck
wear Counter and eee these new
arrivals. We also have the un
lined fur collars in the Trim
ming Department, Main Floor.
Women's
CrepeNightGowns
Special $1.98
Bargain Circle, First Floor Women's Cotton Crepe
Gowns in plain white or flesh colored; also flesh
colored with bluebird or butterfly designs. Ex
cellent quality material and well made. Q" QQ
Priced special for Thursday only, at B-L0
Outing Flannel Pajamas
Priced Special at $2,49
Bargain Circle, First Floor Women's Pajamas in
one-piece style. Made up in good quality pressed
flannels in flesh color with basket or PO AQk
floral designs. Thursday's special at only j5wfi7
O'CONNBLL. Ray T.. Kllbourn. TVia.
WELLS, Carl A , Smithdale. Mlsa.
DIED Or m.EAE. rRRVIOI'M.T RE
PORTED MISB1NG IN ACTION".
Srgeant
Ll Pl. John J., Philadelphia.
PriTate.
BILL. Henrv I.. Richmond, Cal.
DILI.BY, Otis McK., Renlck. TV. Va.
F A R K A S. Julius J.. Clifton. N. J.
Gf.NPPIRSON. Martin. Sutton's B.y, Mich.
KBLSBV, Rolln. W.lllngton. O.
MAKES, Sot.rea. M., Worchester, Mass.
RANDALL. Edward I... TVllkesbarr.. Pa.
ROOF, Lawrenca S.. Ottawa. O.
ROTONDI. Pemeneck. Derby. Me.
RUN LOW, Albert TV". H-. Pierce. Neb.
SLUSH R R, Luke. Frenchburg. Ky.
WILSON- Arnold L.. Presque Isle. Me.
WOl'MIKD HF.VKRFI.V IV ACTION, PRE
VIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED
IN ACTION.
Corporal
BURNS. Thomas II. , Clinton, N. T.
IHvates
BBRMAN". Mortimer. Aurora. III.
FREDERICKS. Floyd 1... I.ody. Okla.
VIDE AN. Robert A., Ludlnaton. Mich.
KILLED IN ACTION, PRF.VIOI SLY RE
PORTED HOI MED I.N ACTION.
lieutenant
MILLS. Uumcy S.. New Tork.
Corporal
POS1KR. Clarence H.. Mardala. Spring., "ltd.
Bugler
BUTTON. Rhea C. Louisville, Ky.
Privates
ANDERSON. Charles S.. Hoboken. N. J.
HASBATANIAN. Melkis. Haverhill. Mass.
HILL. Robert TV.. Guerrant, Ky.
KOMSKI. Frank. Chicago.
KOWKSZA. Steven, Jeraey City, N. J.
LABIS1I. John .1.. Yonker. N. Y.
PETERSON. Kdward. Rmkrort, Mass.
R1TTKR. William, l lnclnnatl. O.
TOLII. William. Ligonier. I'a.
WOIMIKII IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant
HHKHERT. T. J.. Cleveland. O.
Corporal
CHAMPA. Joe. Taylor, Tex.
Private
AARON. Velmer. Columbia. Ky.
BHUNELO, Frank, Negaunee. Mich.
McGINNIS. John O.. Linton. Ind.
SAN'TOLA. Roy. Syracuse. N. Y.
STINSON, Jesc L.. Wharnellffe. Va.
TIM RRRI. Robert. Pouclas. Arix.
VICCHIO, Palvatore s.. BHltininre. Md.
WORKMAN, Silaa V.. Ibam. Wash.
BHI.CHER. Fred. Belcher. Ky.
Bl EI. BY. Smith G.. Depoalt. N. Y.
CLAYTON. James B.. Climer. Pa.
FREDERICK. Jese, South Bethlehem. Pa.
GRAHAM. Peter. International Falls. Minn.
MARTIN. Thomas B.. Richmond. T a.
TRIPLETT, Clarenca L.. Clayton, Ala.
RETl'RNFD TO PI TY. PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED alfMMi IN ACTION.
Private
GATES. Ralph IL. Tounevllle. Pa.
FBRGER. Elmer. Wilktnsbnrg. Pa.
BROYLP.S. Julian S.. Atlanta. Ga.
STANLEY. James A.. Hoi lidayburg. Fa.
WILBURN. tieorge T.. Alexandria. Va.
WILLIAMS. Matson. Ttmmer. N. I.
WOUNDED. PREVIOIM.Y REPORTED
KILLED IN ACTION.
'orpfnil
MITCHELL, William M.. E.lna. Cal.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Corporate
PVR K E. Thomas B..' SL I)uis.
100 American
The manufacture of Bayer-Tablets and Capsules of
Aspirin is completely under American control. Tbe com-'
pany manufacturing them is being operated aaa "100
American-concern." Every officer and every director. is
a native American.
Bayer-Tablets and Capsules of Aspirin-contain genuine
Aspirin.
They may be used with full confidence.
For purpose of identification, well as for your additional pro
tection, every package and uwury tablet A genuine Barer-Tablets 1
Aspirin is Invariably marked witb The Bayer Cross.
The trademark "Aspirin R. U. S. Pat.
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SICK IV HOSPITAL, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MIsMNG I.N ACTION.
PriTate
JACEWSUZ, Antonio. Johnstown. Pa.
KRAMER. Anton J., Berea. O.
Mel. HOP. Homer A.. Moultrie. Ga.
.Tl ASSOK. Fklama. Passaic. N. V.
MERE.VESS. Clifford A.. Kaukauna. TV is.
.V ORAN. John J., Jersey City. N. J.
MYEHS. George. TVcslporl. Conn.
DIEI OP WOUNDS. TREVIOUKLT RE
PORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Private
DAVIS. Ralph TV.. Council Bluffs. Ia.
Marine Corps List.
Summary of casualties to date:
Ofrlrera.
Death. 4,1
Wounded o7
Musing I " ,
Total ,
Enlisted Men.
Deaths
Wounded
in hands of enemy !
Missing
. . .log
. .1043
. .-.'u::.i
. . -Jl
. . 1..J
Total r.-Jt't
tirand total . ! " ! :::i.,7
The following casualties are reported l-y
the Commanding General of the. American
Expeditionary Force, untluded In abov. to
tal): Killed In action 4
Pled of wounds received In action 1
Wounded In action 'severely 2t
Wounded, degree undetermined 1
Mlr.-lng in action 1
In hand, of enemy 1
Total .32
KILLED IN ACTION.
Corporal
O'CONNOR. William H., Connelsvllle. Ta.
KILLED IN ACTION PREVIOUSLY RE
rOKTtl) MISSING.
Corporal
STUR, Pavld B. McKeeaport, Ta.
Private
BABBITT. L.w.on McV.. Younrstewn. lit.
PROt'TOR. David E.. Cambridge. Mass.
IHED OF W'OIMH RECEIVED IN AC
TION. Sergeant
PL I i ON. Dwight P.. Boston.
WOUNDED IN ACTION SEVERELY,
ciergeant
M 04 iKK, Noye. V.
orixira 1
A i K K . T heron W.. Oxark. Ark.
A N" PER SON. Matthew A. Wibaux. Mont.
BIN PER. Jacob F., Wheatridge. Colo.
I'fivattra
crane. Thomas W.. Dorehe.ter. Mux
H A VI LI N". Owen. Drexel. Mo.
ISBlSTEIt. tillbert H.. Port Huron. Mich.
VAFOV, l.eo M.. East SI. Louis. PI.
PRATT. Charles H . Cedar city. Utah.
RASAK. Carl K.: I'eter Raaar. IL F. D. .,
Bow. Wash.
FEWY. Georc. II. . Sprlngneld. 111.
TR.IPNEI.U I'enill. Metier. ;..
ITHI'S, Orville U., Superior. Wis.
TV ASH AM. Krerf r.: Paulina Washam. R. K.
P. I. Eagle. Idaho.
WATERS. Thoma. J-. Easton. P..
WRIGHT, George 1 Isabella Wright, Gas. Dal.
Sea tile. TV ash.
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Women's Suits
In Greatest Variety
Second Floor We have, without question, the larg
est and most complete showing of women's outer
apparel in the entire Northwest. Women looking
about for new suits. Coats, Skirts and Waists will
serve their interests best by coming to this store.
Suits $32.50
Several attractive styles at this price in the lead
ing materials. One very smart model is shown in
high-grade velour with slightly fitted back, con
vertible collar, fancy pockets, narrow QQQ Kf
belt. Various colors. Exceptional values 50w.jU
Suits $38.50
Among the smart models at the above price is one
that is especially attractive. It is a wool poplin in
wanted colors and is styled with high waist effect,
two-piece belt, military collar, trimmed QQQ Cf
with bone buttons. See these Suits at wOOsDU
Suits $45.00
Picture a suit of finest quality wool velour in the
latest plaited-back model with fancy belt and con
vertible collar with best of tailoring throughout!
Many other models
your choosing in
shades for Fall
Suits $52.50
One of the many styles shown at this price is
made up in wool tricotine of excellent quality and is
beautifully trimmed with braid and buttons. Slightly
fitted waist, tailored collars and cuffs. An exceed
ingly smart suit for street wear. Shown QCO CTf
in various good colors. Priced at only 0JieJv
Other Suits $27.50 to $225.00
HlXK. Edward. Curtlca. Ohio.
WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION PRE-
lot SLY REPORTED MISfclNG.
Corporal
I I.IIKIM INK, Anthonr: Pletro C. "1er.n
tlne. Everett Poll.-c DepL, Evarett, TV ash
Private
PETERSEN. Nela J.; Carotin. A. Petersen,
1 a Inn. Idaho.
PHILLIPS. Charles M.. Jr.. Hurlock. Md.
Rt'HIN'SOX. Dayton H.. lpeer, Jdich.
SEc.ER. Herbert P.. Milwood. Ta.
SPIT7.HA RUT. Gustavo. Milwauk.. Wis.
Till SLKR. Henry E.. Llttlo KO.-1C. Ark.
WOUNDED DEGREE U N PFT E RM I N ED
PR E lot SLY REPORTED MISSING.
Private
BA1NLM. Oscl J.. Brllevu. N. M.
IN HANDS Ol' ENEMY.
Corporal
KLETCHER. Harry B., P rovo. Utah.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Private
CLEVELAND. William C, Haxelton, Ga.
RETURNED TO DUTY PREVIOSI I.T RE.
POKI'ED WOt Mll'n DEGREE UN
DETERMINED. Private
THOMAS Everett New Madiaon, Ohla
Vuiicouvcr Boy I Calient.
VAXCOUVKK. TVanh.. OcL 5. (Spe
cial.) Donald H. 1'erclval, aon of May
or U. n. Perclval. of tills city, left today
for Bremerton to enter service in the
Navy. He enlisted some time ago in
the naval aviation forces as a mechanic.
He was employed by County "Engineer
B. U Dorman for some tite.
Henri 7he Orernnlsn rtassified ads.
PORTLAND MAN HAS
12
B. Lakes Is Now Able to Do a
Real Day's Work First
Time in Five Years.
"I have actually gained twelve
pounria since 1 atarled taking; Tanlac.
and for the first lime In five years I
am now able to do a hard day's work."
aid B. Lkea, of the Liberty Tranafer
t'ompanv. who hvea at "10 lialsey
Street. Portland, the other day.
"Ahout three years aco." he contin
ued, "I contracted a severe cold, which
waa followed by losa of appetite and an
attack of acute indigestion that caused
me to suffer agroniea. My stomach was
so derangjed that I was taken to a
hospital, where I was under expert
treatment for a week. Hut after re
turning home my troubles appeared to
get wor.e and for several weeks I was
unable to take hardly any nourishment.
I wis put on the lightest kind of diet,
but even that soured on my stomach
and formed so much teas that It kept
me in misery for hours. At time I
would get so nauseated that I would
vomit up everything; I had eaten, and
one nicht I fait so sick after frolngr to
bed that when I sot up I fainted away,
and right afterwarda had such an aw
ful spell that I really thought my time
had surely come. I suffered from awful
headaches, went down in w-eia;ht and
felt juat Ilk all my energy had entirely
left. me. I felt tired and worn out all
the tune, and for years tt waa all I
could do to ret through with my work
without breaking; down.
"Medicines did me no good and I was
almost in despair, when I read o much
about others petting: such wonderful
results from using; Tanlac that, as a
last resort. I decided to try IL In less
than a week after .taring- on my first
bottle I noticed an Improvement In my
appetite and it wasn't long before I
beg-an to feel like", a well man once
more. After taking four bottles my
appetite has picked up so I eat like a
pis and everything; agrees with me. as
I never have any bad effects after
wards. I sleep like a log; at night and
get up in the. morning; feeling fine a.
a fiddle and can work hard all day and
never feel It at all. I am so delighted
at the way Tanlac has straightened me
out that I have already told several of
my friends about what It has done for
me, and I am going to keep on boosting
It every chance 1 get."
Tanlac Is sold In I'urtland by tbs Owl
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How? A (rlas-t of Rortlcns
Malted Milk at bedtime hot
piping hot.
Not a medicine or dru-r. Just
a plca-aint. soothing:, relaxing:,
)artially prediirestrd food
car ink of pure milk and cereals.
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Improrrd Malted Mdlc
MALTED
MILK
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Infants as. Invalids
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
HALTED MILK
Rich milk, malted grain, in fio wder f m ua.
For infants, invalic's as1 growmf children.
Purs nutrition, upbuildiac las whole body.
Invigorates nursinf mothers ai ths aged.
Mora nutritious than tea, coffee, ate
Instantly prepared. Requires no cooking.
Substitutes Cot YOU Same Pric
The Outdoor Girl
Protects the skin and
cornplc-ooa from all
weather - conditions.
Soothing and healinc
after exposure. Relieves
sunburn, tan and roua-h
or chapped skins. Try it
lo-d.y. .
Couraud's
rienfal Cream
:raa la. for Trial itiao.
T. HOPKINS 4k SON. Net York
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