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10; 13 I Read "Out O'Luck" by Biltmore OswaldIts Sure Fumy Toe Per Cop The Book Shop, Main Floor j3 We Give S.& H. Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More Trading Stamps Given on All Charge Accounts if Paid in Full on or Before 10th of Each Month Get Your Stamps! Portland Agency for Coolmor Porch Shades, Brenlin Window Shades, Sweeper-Vac Electric Suction Cleaners, Gossard Corsets, Richardson's Quality Linens and Carter's Knit Underwear BATHING SUITS BATHING SHOES, CAPS, BAGS, WATERWINGS. . SPECIAL SHOWING 2D FLOOR LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS ARE THE EASIEST OF PATTERNS TO USE TRY THEM! KODAKS CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES 4TH FLOOR WE DO DEVELOPING PRINTING AND ENLARGING OUR AUTOS MAKE DELIVERY TRIPS TO VANCOUVER WASHINGTON EVERY WED NESDAY AND SATURDAY 25c Veils at 19c 75c Auto Caps 35c Main Floor Women's and Misses Hats and Caps for outing and motor wear. Black and white checks, black poplins and light colored wash materials. Qrt Regular 75c values. Sale OJU Main Floor Ever Ready lock stitch pure silk veils ideal for motoring, touring and street wear. Self adjusting and extra large size. Black, brown, navy, purple. 25c veils 19c the 7.101: mng t7iii:c.t,xi.y, nnixvY, VUCUST !. The Standard Store of the Northwest Olds, ortman & King Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods , E -a xtraoramary of 300 Women's Tub Dresses L. Muslin Underwear Underpriced Manufacturer's Samples At About Factory Prices One of the best offerings in high-class undermuslins it has ever been our good fortune to secure. Samples and odd lots hundreds of garments in newest 1919 styles. Some are slightly soiled and rumpled from handling. See displays at Bargain Circles on Main and Second Floors. Night Gowns, Envelope Chemise, Skirts, Camisoles Pajamas WOMEN'S NIGHT GOWNS in popular slip-over style with low neck and short sleeves. Made up in flowered and polka dot batiste in all dainty colors. Very (P"l A, Q attractively trimmed. Priced special in this sale 0Xxi WOMEN'S NIGHT GOWNS of fine quality material trimmed with pretty embroideries- and laces. (JJ" Ct Low neck and short sleeves. Priced special JAv7 ENVELOPE CHEMISE of excellent grade nainsook and batiste in flesh color or white and lace trimmed. J1 jO These are well made. Extraordinary values at D-Lri ENVELOPE CHEMISE of flesh or white batiste (PI QO trimmpd with riKhnns ' PtipaH wrv Rnppinl ftt WXilU BILLIE BURKE Pajamas in one-piece style. Of flesh or white nainsook trimmed with " CQ pretty laces. Special 3-L.U7 Special Shipment Just Received In the Garment Store, 2d Floor Fresh, pretty frocks in fashion's newest modes for summer wear in the most important sale of its kind announced in Portland this 6eason. Come straight to the Garment Store Friday morning regardless of other things you may have planned to do, for this is a sale you cannot afford to miss. Over 300 Dresses offered in four great special lots. Note below: Lot 1 Women's Tub Dresses only S6.98 IAMISOLES of good quality wash silk or satin. Dainty styles with ribbon shoulder 9Q straps. Flesh or white OX.O SKIRTS of splendid quality mus lin and nainsook. Many styles trimmed with laces and CJ1 fQ embroideries. Sale price U-L.VJ7 Sale of Men's Straw Hats Dept. Main Floor Choose any Panama or novelty straw hat in the Men's Shop at a substantial price reduction. Thrifty men will take advantage of this opportunity to save. $2 Pajamas $1.29 Main Floor These are made up in good quality material. Fancy stripe patterns. Well finished and all sizes J- OQ 15 to 20. While they last only DJ..i7 Men's Athletic Union Suits at 98c Main Floor Men's Athletic Union Suits of excellent quality nainsook material cool and comfortable for summer wear. Don't overlook QQ this opportunity to supply your needs at a saving. All sizes. A suit 0i Men's Bathing Suits All Colors $1.50 to $7.50 Men's $1.50 Ties At $1.15 Main Floor A clear saving of 35c on every one of these ties you buy. Strictly high-grade neckwear from a maker noted for quality products. Wide ends and the new reversible style. Easy-slip bands. Beautiful patterns. $1.50 ties "J pT Special at this sale now Men's $2 Night Shirts At $1.69 Main Floor Men's Night Shirts of excellent grade muslin. Cut in full standard sizes. Q"l ?Q Regular $2.00 garments 3J-" Girls' Yfash Dresses Second Floor Mothers in search of cool frocks for the children will find here an unusually at tractive showing at popular prices. Dainty gingham frocks in plaids and plain colors. Ages 2 to 6, at .$1.(59 to $3.98 Ages G to 14, at .$3.98 to $6.49 Girls' Coats At $5.00 Second Floor Odd lines girls' coats at less than half price for quick disposal. Good, practical styles for school and vacation wear. Serges and fancy mixtures. Ages 6 to 14. Coats form- (jjr erly priced to $13.50, special 9J Undermuslins for Girls GIRLS' NIGHT GOWNS of good quality material trimmed with dainty embroidery. Low neck &nd short sleeves. Sizes A Q 2 to 10. Triced at iDA.TkU GIRLS' COMBINATION Suits of nainsook-embroidery trimmed and nicely made. Ages 2 to 10 9S and S1.49 Boys' Suits Special at $6.75 -Dept. Main Floor Here is a suit special that will be of in terest to all parents who have boys to clothe. Norfolk and the new waist seam styles with full lined pants. Fancy mix tures, cassimeres and tweeds. Gift '7K Sizes 8 to 18. Our special price I O Junior Norfolks Junior Norfolk and Middy Suits of blue serge and homespuns. We have a splendid stock of these popular suits ranging in price $8.50 to Slo.OO Boys' New Wash Suits $3.50 to $6.50 Cool summery suits for little fellows 2'.a to 10 years. Middy and many other styles. Repps, linens, madras, chambray, etc. Priced $3.50 to $0.59 Boys' Blouses A large selection o f blouses in the popular styles. Priced at 89 to $3.00 Boys Caps, $1.00 to $3.00 AOi umm Vtr iff .y Ml Sale Boys' Straw Hats Xflo I -An Boys' 5125 QJn Wiv Straw Hf.ts Now it. Main Floor All 75c straw hats at All boys $1.00 straw hats. Now 75c Straw Hats. Now Boys' $1.50 Straws, $1.1 3 Boys' $2.00 Straws, $1.00 Second Floor Women's and Misses' Summer Dresses of dainty figured voile in pink, rose, green, lavender, blue or yellow. Attractive straight line styles with peplum and over skirt also scalloped, ruffled, tucked and fluting trimmed effects. Some have net vests. Good J?(! QQ range of sizes for women and misses. Priced very special yJJj Lot 2 Women's Tub Dresses only Second Floor In this special group there are charming frocks of voile and organdie in plain and figured effects trimmed with net vestees, frilled fronts, over skirts with bands, tucks, ruffles. Many have em bro.Jered organdie collars and cuffs, others have ribbon sashes. QQ QQ White, pink, lavender, rose, green, blue. Sizes 16 to 44. Price OO.JO $8.98 Lot 3 Women's Tub Dresses only $9.98 Second Floor Dresses of fancy plaid and checked dainty, sheer voiles in many pretty patterns and colors. ginghams; also Just such frocks 1 IM .4 as women are wearing for all sorts of summer festivities and PQ QO for shopping. A splendid assortment of colors. Special at 07.7O Lot 4 Women's Tub Dresses only $12.85 Second Floor Figured Voile Dresses in the very smart black and white combinations also a large assortment in other good colors, such as blue, gray and tan. Delightful styles with over drape skirts and peplums. many are trimmed with tucks, ruffles and plaitings. Sizes Q1 O OP for women and misses. These are phenomenal values at Oi.OtJ I 65c to $1.00 Neckwear At 35c Main Floor' Final disposal of about 200 pieces women's novelty neckwear. Only one or two of a kind. This season's popular styles ruffled, plaited, embroid ered and plain. White and Olt colors. 65c to 51.00 values. OtJC 35c Windsor Ties Special 19c Main Floor Women's Windsor Tics in plain colors, plaids, stripes, checks and flowered ef fects. Light and dark colors. Ties formerly selling t 1 Q 35c to 50c Special sale -l-IC 15c Embroideries 10c Yard Main Floor Nainsook and cam bric embroidery edges in blind and eyelet designs. Patterns suitable for underwear. Regular 15c values at REMNANTS of embroidery, nets, Georgette crepes and laces on sale Friday at special prices. 20c Handkerchiefs 3 for 35c Main Floor Women's sheer qual ity handkerchiefs with colored hems and narrow striped bor ders. Good size. Well OCT "tvnrth 10c 12V.C or 2 for OJt Model Grocery 4th Floor Experienced telephone clerks at vour service 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Marshall 4S00 A C231 Royal Baking Powder 39c At this special price Friday only. Royal Baking Powder Regular 43c size on sale QQ at special, the can VOGAN'S Marshmallow whip for cakes and other dainty n dishes. 60c pint jars only -V See demonstration at booth. Salmon, 2 cans, 35c Palace Car or Pansy brand Columbia river salmon 20c QK a can 2 cans for Cox Gelatine Special 10c Pkg. Doz. $1.10 Extra Special for Friday 300 Pieces Longcloth On Sale at $1.95 Aisle of Cottons, Main Floor It goes without saying that $1.95 is an exceptionally low price for 10 yards of Longcloth in these days of advancing costs. Beautiful soft finish especially adapted for under wear and infants' garments. Sold only by the full piece CI QCT Friday special at the very low price of J-JJ of 10 yards. Friday speci White New Cloth 25c Yd. $7.50 to $10 Sport Hats At $5 We have taken a large number of our higher-priced sport and outing hats and grouped them into one special lot for great two days' Cleanup Sale. Women who are looking for an inexpensive hat to finish out the summer season will find these very desirable. Ribbon crowns in white and colors with panama brims also leghorn hats and many novelty straws. Excellent $7.50 and (?r ftn $10.00 values. Special at OU.UU Millinery Salons Second Floor Jnfc Wash Boilers $2.59 Third Floor 36-Inch Pique 65c Yard Main Floor White Pique of excellent weight and quality for sport skirts and outing apparel. This is full 3G inches wide. Supply your needs Fri day at special price a yd. tJeJt Wears Like Real Linen. Main Floor White New Cloth a combination of crepe and ratine launders to perfection arid wears like linen. Women will find this a splendid fabric for house dresses and porch frocks. Priced OfT J for Friday's selling, yard - f I " ; , ' V.V; j.vw3 with metallic bottom, seam- f ' " vT''i f'fj less cover and stationary r-i . . -i.sV - .V;. 4 tf handles as illustrated to No. 8 size Wash Boilers -i the left. Get,your order in as early in the day as possible as we have only a lim- CQ ited number on hand.i',t'' REFRIGERATORS Front icing style 50 COO Kf Ihs. ice canacitv ' 1 ' vf Fruit Jars and Accessories See Demonstration, 3d Floor Come to the Housewares Section and let the demonstrator tell you all about the best methods to use in putting up fruits and vegetables. Complete showing of Economy, Kerr, Mason, Ideal and Sure Seal Fruit Jars, Jar Caps, Rubbers, Jar Holders, Fruit Strainers, Fruit Presses, etc. S. & II. Stamps ar" with purchases ask for them. I- Mill inery Sale Today Band-Trimmed Rough Straw Sailors and Droop Hats Friday Special at $1.50 Trimmed Hats Two Toned Effects and Imitation Leghorns Priced Special S2 JOMELLI'S FATE IS HARD OXCE FAMOUS SINGER XOW OB SCURE MUSIC TEACHER. Husband, Indicted for Non-Support or Former AYife, Critically Hi in California Sanitarium. Once a favorite here and admired by thousands of music lovers throughout the country, Madame Jeanne Jomelli row is an obscure music teacher in San Francisco, and her husband, Orrin Backus, lies critically ill in a California sanitarium, said Deputy Sheriff Chris tofferfon upon his return yesterday from the south, where, among- other things, he served a summons upon Backus for failure to support his first wife and child in Portland. The husband of the ins;cr was too ill to be removed to this city. Almost penniless, he told the deputy that he did not ttop payment to Mrs. Myrtle A. Backus from choice but from neces pity. He va indicted by the Mult nomah county grand jury for non- support in June, 101S. Madame Jomelli and Backus were both married when they met for the l irst time at a concert in San Francisco in Backus was then a civil ensi peer of some prominence. It was said to have been a case of mutual infatu at ion. Shortly after the meeting- Mad am Jomelli filed suit for divorce in Columbia county, Oreron. Coming- back to Tortland Backus begin proceedings against his.wife, rharging her with de sertion. In an answer and cross-com plaint Mrs. Backus accused her husband of infidelity and cruelty and divorce vas granted her July 26, 191o, with $10 a month for the support of their son. William Henry Backus, ajred 3. In 1917 Mrs. Backus secured an increase of ali mony to $35 a month. Popularity of Madame Jomelli waned, and she was accused of commercialism in her art. After her marriage to Backus, early in 3 916, they went to California, her husband acting as her manager. Since the first of this year Backus has been in a sanitarium, and his wife has continued teaching, but the deputy sheriff says her pupils apparently have dwindled to a small number and that there were no signs of affluence in her home. BEDFORD EM ENDS MINERALS COMMISSION GOES TO OTHER DISTRICTS. GUARD SERVICE IS FORMED Local Men Incorporate Investigation Bureau in City. Articles of incorporation ft th F- cific investigation bureau havs been filed by C. G. Chambers. R. J. Ballan and Charles rurmin, well-known Port land men, and offices have been opened in rooms 2ia and 226 Oregon building, with Mr. Chambers in charge as man ager. It is the purpose of the bureau to maintain a uniformed patrol for fiuardin of banks,, warehouses and other establishments where sucn serv ice is required, and to ensage in detec tive work and investigations of all kinds. Mr. Chambers formerly was in the military service, while Mr. Ballan proprietor of the river boat Swan, and Mr. Furnian formerly was connected with the Oregon public service commis sion. Head The Oreconian classified ada. Senator ShaffrotU to Open Portland Cases August 6 Others Depart for Salem and Baker. MEDFORD, Or.. July 31. (Special.) The war minerals relief commission which has been in session here since Monday will conclude the hearing's in the Medford district tomorrow after noon when the commissioners and staff will separate and depart for different locations to hold similar hearings. Up to tonig-ht over 70 hearings had been held. Commissioner Moor and Chief Clerk Myer left tonight fr Spokane. They will spend tomorrow in Portland and will commence hearings in Spokane on August 6. Commissioner Foster will depart tonight for Salem, after which he will go direct to Baker and begin hearings August 8. Senator Shaffroth will continue the hearings in Medford until late tomor row afternoon and will leave tomorrow night for Portland to make prepara tions for holding1 hearings there begin ning: August 6. rive in Portland'the latter part of this week, but definite announcement has not been received by the reception com rnittte. The entsrtainment pronramme will depend upon the hour of their ar rival. Seventy-one men from Newport News are on the way west, havinsr left there July 2!. Sixty-three left Garden City yesterday, en route to Camp Lcwlx for demobilization, and 2:13 will leave Camp Morritt today. All are routed to pass through Port land, and members of the reception committee expect a stop-over in Port land will be permitted. Kntertainment will be irranged after definite Infor mation as to the hour of arrival of the various contingents is received. about the north end. She complained that she had lost her baggage, but had no idea where she had come from. The women's protective bureau sent her to the county jail. It is believed that she has been ill and is suffering from a nervous breakdown. Youth Held as Forger. Inspectors Gordon and Wright Wednesday night arrested Gilbert Lyons, 17 years old. on a charge of passing several worthless checks. They sent him to the county jail. Official Casualty Report. CASUALS ON WAY WEST Detachments From Eastern Points Expected in Portland. Fifteen casuals who left CampfMer ritt, N. J., July 27, are expected to ar- 2 EGGS AND LEMON, "PILE" Supplies In Food Line Fail to Keep Youth From Jail as Vg. I Possession of two eggs and a lemon failed to prove that Richard Middle ton. 18 years old, was a man of prop erty, despite the high cost of edibles. Patrolman Fuller found Middleton at East Twenty-fourth street and Broad way. "What are you doin here? Oot the price of a bed." the policeman de manded. 'Beteha retorted Middleton, produc ing his wealth. "You stole it from somebody's ice box," thundered the patrolman. And he sent Middleton to jail on a charge of vagrancy. w Walla Walla Woman Wanders. Police Wednesday night found Mrs. Francps B. Kpencer. 25 years old. wife of J. J. Fpencer, a real estate dealer in Walla Walla, wander: n almleusly ASHINGTON. July 31. The fol lowing casualties are reported: WASHINGTON. Woundml Unfitly Tarboroutfli, l-o iiov . Seattle. Wash. OTHtlt STATE. Killed In action FtMiipre. ;iiKrlti. White Earth. Minn. Herge r. Mt'ivin t'.. M n tm i n W i. t:hl. Albert. J. Hun Francisco. Ca'. Smith. Thorns. Mectianicnvllle, J. T. Itouney, Albert. Pueblo. Colo. Iiei from accident I.a March. Kd. J. tl-ieut.. New Toik, X. T. Me-nrypennv. Kri k. "pl.t. Topk, Kan. Ed4'-e:nan. Ceci W (Cpl.). I-ake Cnarles. La. Nfwton. Hert I. . Ronednlo. Kn. I Wyatt, 1-inUon Cpl ), Klkataw, Ky. FoniaiUnl. Cnrtrle. Philadelphia. I. Arathoti, Amthoon A.. Ou vera meet Hilt, Tes. Pirr. Krjwurd. Chlrajo. IM. Davli. NcmI, Grimes, loa. Gordon. Harold L., I'.osbury, Maes. Tiear, Frank. Olen I. on. Fa. WlliT, Theodnr I-., Dnver, Colo. Iei B3v., Anthonlo. I-eo.-ninMer. Mars. Je-ninn. Ftert I., Am boy. Minn. lied front wotind Sovell, Walter K. itirt.. Ktolle. Trx. Murphy. W'illUni W. Cp!.. lVoodlawu. Md :r,in. Wlltiitm Jrniinus Hrju-i, l-yns," Kin Hensiey. David. Whirlwind. W. Va. W iet and, John Conrade, Atlanta, tja. Aeree. Benjamin L.. Terre Haute, Ind. Lax ton. Charles, Media. Pa. Mudison, M:itthew I'., Keno.-ha. "XVfs. Monijy.i. Anutaci-. Sn itii Fe. X. M. OTonnop. Innl F., New York, N. Y. Hied of di-ease Welker, William. Ol .otiburr. O. Arnold, Andrew D.. South Dayton. X. T. ri.i ton. Clause T-. I-oh Anji-N. Cal. J.n s, Boyd W., Hunt land, Tenn. L.a v: la h, W i 1 1 ! a m. He so mer, Ala. Thlfine, Krnost K.. Fort Wayn- Ind. Wicker, William. Hydtf Park. X. T. Carter, Leroy, Shrive port. I -a. CORRECTIONS Hrtomed to duty preTiooly reported nlrH Kiddle. James Dans. Oil City. Pa. Hiltrt. Krnest ttdalla. Mo. tilomntiik. X.H'-hary. Peabody, Man. Killed in action (previously reported nuaa lns Wolf. Chester A.. Plymouth. Pa. Iled of Wounds prevlouly reported r au k h erty. Wn ter. yAlMr, Ok In. Returned to duty pre lously reported Villetl in action) Snell, site iUn J nines, Greeley, Xeb. died of wonmlg) L-ennri, hnxnirr, n.pi.. ironwooa. .Mien. 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