The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, December 17, 1922, Section One, Page 21, Image 21

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BOOTLEGGER TRAPS SET
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PROHIBITION AGENTS PROVE
GOOD CUSTOMERS.
Your Money Refunded If Not as Represented
James Fceney Arrested Twice in
Past Week ; Sydney Cackette
Also Falls Into Net.
THE SUNDAY OREGOXTAK", PORTLAND, DECEMBER IT, 1922
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Prohibition agents were good cus
tomers of James Feeney, bootleg
ger Twice within the past week
they ordered liquid supplies from
him, and then on delivery arrested
him. A half dozen bootleggers have
been trapped In the past few days
by government sleuths, who tele
phoned their orders from the lobby
of some hotel and then waited for
the victim to appear with the in
criminatory evidence.
Feeney was arrested December 13
by agents who telephoned to him to
deliver five bottles of liquor to a
downtown hotel. When he appeared
with the liquor he was arrested. At
that time he had $1600 in cash on
his person and secured his release
on $400 bail.
Yesterday Feeney was asked to
deliver a quantity of liquor to a
hotel near Fourteenth and Wash
iwgton streets and was again ar
rested. The second search disclosed
but $1050. Unable to arrange with
the United States commissioner for
release on bail, Feeney was forced
to go to jail.
Sydney Cackette, former bellboy
in a prominent club, fell into a like
trap and paid $250 for his careless
ness in the federal court yesterday
morning. Cackette made the mistake
of delivering three quarts of bonded
whisky when prohibition agents,
posing as thirsty citizens, called
him by telephone.
WINNER PORTLAND BORN
Mary Johnson Granddaughter of
British Past Master.
Baby Mary Johnson, who won sec
ond place In the recent Shrine popu
larity contest for babies, is the 16-months-old
daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Johnson,
1714 Berkeley
street, and the
granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A.
Y. Mayhead, 1966
Burrage street.
She was born m
Portland.
Mr. Mayhead, the
grandfather, is a
past master of
the London, Eng.,
land, lodge, Ma
sons, and past
master of affiliation of the AYash
ington lodge here. Mr. Mayhead
had two sons who served with the
British army during the recent war.
Baby Mary is Mr. and Mrs. May
head's first American grandchild.
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SANTA VISITS AT STORE
Shanahan's Opens "New Toy , De
partment in Basement.
Santa Claus in all his glory and a
full line of Imported and domestic
toys are to be found in the new
basement toy department which has
been opened up by Shanahan's store,
266 'Washington street.
The new department has a com
plete line of dolls, together with all
sorts of mechanical toys. There are
also all sorts of structural toys, in
fact a full line of the smaller toys.
Santa Claus is present in person at
the store from 10 A. Jf. to 12 M. and
from 2 to 5 P. M. .
H. J. Ditter, manager, and Mrs.
V. H. Northrup, assistant manager,
are in charge of thfe new department.
TRAVELERST0 GATHER
Annual Dance and . Homecoming
to Bo Ileld This Weekend.
The annual dance and homecoming
of the Travelers' Protective associa
tion will be held at the Multnomah
hotel Thursday. A buffet lunch will
be served during the afternoon ses
sion. At 6 P. M. a dinner dance will
be held in the gold room of the
Multnomah.
The annual meeting and election
of officers will be held next Satur
day at 2 P. M., also at the Multno
mah, and reports of the officers of
the last year will be made and mat
ters affecting traveling men brought
up for action. -
William O'Neill of Denver, past
national president, will be the guest
of the local division on January 6,
Camps Close for Holiday's. '
ABERDEEN, Wash., Dec. 16.
(Special.) The camps of the East
Branch Logging company on the
east fork of the Humptulips and
those of the Wynooche Timber com
pany In the Wynooche valley dis
trict, closed down yesterday for the
holidays. The closing of other
camps will follow until by next
Wednesday the shutdown will be
complete. Companies which have not
closed before this time have been
operating under great handicap
owing to the snow and cold and the
output has been greatly curtailed.
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Sjj CHRISTMAS JEWELRY AT SACRIFICE PRICES ! j: j
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WHITE
SOLID
GOLD
WRIST WATCHES
Every Watch Tested and Guaranteed
A Trayful of Each Price to Choose From
Selection of New Rectangular Shapes
Our $22.50 at ....$12.98
Our $27.50 at. . .14.48
Our $37.50, newest white gold, at 22.95
Our $40.00-$42.50 Rectangular Full-Jeweled Wrist Watches
at S23.85
Our $50.00, all shapes, full jeweled, at . .33.95
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GOLD RINGS
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PEARL BEADS
Our selection includes the famous Omar, Lovaine,
Varoda and La Tausca makes of indestructible Beads in
extra good lengths.
Our $ 5.00 Pearl Beads at $2.50
Our $10.00 Pearl Beads at S4.95
Our $17.50 Pearl Beads at $8.75
Our $20.00 Pearl Beads at $9.95
A silk-lined Velvet Case FREE with each purchasf of
a String of Beads.
MESH BAGS
High-grade silver and gold plate. Selec
tion includes such high-grade makes as
DIAMOND RINGS
A trayful each of the following priced Rings for
your selection:
MEN'S WATCHES
Our Genuine $22.50 Elgin SI 0.98
Watch at .LU JL
uur $4.au inin mouei nnite goia- ai i .Mr II F'?rl
filled Elgin Watch at
The widely-advertised Streamune $07.95
Elgin Watch at .7M l
Our $60.00 Howard Watch C1 $2 QC
at only .7 ipO.iO
Our $65.00 Illinois Watch (Kin an
at only : j)flD.OO
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EARRINGS
in all latest sfvlps
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CHAINS CHAINS
We have reduced the prices on all
of our high-grade gold-filled Men's
WALDEMAR Chains.
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flr'HHl, 1 1 i 1 ?3ti2L?ZZi- Sets,
If 188 Fourth St. I I i J J
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Tl voir pipes ! 'i ' I': at
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Our $15.00 Mesh Bags at......$ 7.50
Our $20.00 Mesh Bags at $10.00
Our $30.00 Mesh Bags at. $15.00
PRICE
A wonderful selection of Solid
Gold Rings for men, women
and children, in all the newest
designs, set with beautiful
synthetic stones. This also
includes signet rings.
ALL AT HALF PRICE
$29
$77:52
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Our $285.00 Diamond $1 Q7.50
Rings at XV I
All the above in a wide variety of settings
A RARE BARGAIN
Ask to see our $2000.00 Wonderful
Diamond, reduced , $2.t)j
Our $45.00-$50.00 Diamond
Rings at....
Our $50.00-$65.00 Diamond
Rings at
Our $110.00 Diamond
, Rings at
Our $225.00 Diamond
Rings at
Half Price
Gold and Gold-Filled
POCKET KNIVES
Half Price
CUT GLASS AT
HALF PRICE
Great selection, wide variety of piece.
All the newest shapes and sixes, and In
cludes best known cats and snch stand-
ard makes as Mbby and Hunt ALL AT
HALF FKJCKI
CUFF LINKS
A wide selection of Cuff Links in
the very latest designs and patterns.
Our $2.75 Cuff Links at $1.49
Our $4.50 Cuff Links at.... $2.49
Our $10.00 Cuff Links at.. $4.98
Our $25.00 Cuff Links at
VANITY BOXES
The newest creations in equipped
Vanity, Boxes.
Our $ 6.00 Vanity Boxes at... $2.95
Our $10.00 Vanity Boxes atu..$.i.35
Our $12.50 Vanity Boxes at... $4.95
TEA SETS
Heavy plated silver best
known makes, in latest de
signs. Wide selection.
Our $25 00 Tea
Sets, now...
Our $30.00 Tea SI .98
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.98
now.
Our $40.00 Tea
Sets, now. .
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UMBRELLAS
Women's Si Ik Um
brellas with great
variety of handles.
$4-98
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FOR BABY
Our $2.25 Baby Cups,
heavy silver plate;
special 29
Our $2.00 Baby Brace
lets, guaranteed
ft!':. 98c
Our $3.00 sterling silver handled 3-piece
Child's Set knife, fork and JC
SDoon. at V
- CIGARETTE CASES
Silver-plated and sterling silver. Sub
stantially made, handsomely engraved.
Our $4.25 Cigarette Cases at
only .....$1.98
Our $12.50 Cigarette Cases at
only $5.98
Our $25.00 Cigarette Cases,
sterling silver, very handsome.
Special at $11.49
I11i.UiJ.uiiwyW-"i' in. ft,
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limiMiMiniwiiiriT
26 -Piece Sets
New Community
Tudor Plate
COCOIZE
Drain Pipe Cleaner
FIFTY CEN'TS
Thaws and Clears Sewer Pipes.
Ask the nearest
GROCER. DRUGGIST, PLUMBER,
HARDWARE DEALER
Or Telephone East 8319.
COCOIZP PRODUCTS COMPANT
(,15 K. 7th. Corner Belmont
Biggest Reductions on
Rogers and Community
Silverware
A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY SELECTION UNTIL CHRISTMAS
43 Washington Street
Just Off Broadway
Eversharp Pencils 59c
........$11.98 1
Sterling Silver Salts fA
and Peppers at 89
per pair.
SILVER PLATE
Genuine "Van Bergh" Silver-plated Bread
Trays, Sandwich Trays latest designs.
Our $8.50 Sandwich and Bread SO. 85
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Trays, choice
Sheffield Plate Sandwich
Trays at
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.35
CARVING SETS
Finest grade steel, horn and stag handles,
with nickel trim, like cut.
Regular SQ.98 Regular Sr.48
$7.50, now.. 0 $10, now.. O
MANTEL CLOCKS
Our $10.00 to $50.00 very
special Mahogany, fully
guaranteed
HALF PRICE '
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