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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
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FRIDAY. ' MAY 1 Vdw
PORTLAND. OREGON
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MAN LEAPS FROM
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,5hip Carpenter Throws"1 Himself
H From Open ' Draw as Craft
? , Is Passing Through. '...
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; William McDariiela. a ship carpenter.
Thursday afternoon .Jumped from the
'flxaw of the Morrison street bridge Inlo
the Willamette river.
Engineer L. D. sfnith and Officer
; fTlltqn of the harbor patrol recovered
. the body 20 minutes later and fruitless
ytiuriv wen mane wilii iruimuiut w
, restore' respiration. ' i '
t"As- the, draw opened to let the
'.fcteamer Henderson pass- through. Mc-
'Panlels jumped from the open span. A
p)ank was thrown to the man from the
tfldge but he made no effort to save
, hlmae'f and sank almost Immediately.
His body was lying against the center
ler of the bridge in about 35 feet of
water, a short distance from the place
of the drowning, when grappled by
the harbor patrol.
' A " letter $ waa found on the' body
from Benjamin . S- - Worsley, chairman
of the council of defense at Astoria,
Introducing McDanlels to Mr. Rogers
of the Rogers Shipbuilding company at
Astoria. The letter stated that Mc
Danlels was registered with the United
States public reserve as rough ship
carpenter and was seeking work hi
the shipbuilding plant. No other mark
of identification were found.
It is believed that McDaniels was
despondent. '" '
Marshfield School
Population Grows
- Marshfield, Or.. May 3. Marshfield
this year with a school census slightly
in excess of 10,000, becomes a first class
district necessitating an increase In
the number of directors on the school
board from three to five. The two woose
terms do not expire this year. - O. W.
Kaufman and A. T. Haines, will le
sUrn. Since the term of the third, Ben
nett Swanton, is out. the entire five
directors will be elected this June. ,
ALBANY
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OBTAIN
SUFFIC ENT
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EACHERS
Two High School Teachers Re
sign to Go to War j Four 0th
. ers Give Up, Positions.
a,' leader" for the band and. orchestra- -The
athletics at th; high school will
be : under the, direction' of T F. Brum
baugh, now in charge of that depart
ment' mt the Lebanon high school.
Hade Home Service Secretary
Albany, Or May 3. Miss Elisabeth
Cosper of Lebanon baa been selected
as the secretary of the home service sec
tion of the Linn County Red Cross, and
will open an office at the headquar
ters at Albany. In addition she will
do inspection work among the various
branches.
8." P. Pierce, former Coos and Curry
Joint representative in the state legis
lature, though rejected , by the Ameri
can
army Wause of age. M. yr nM
now, reached France as a
member of
the Canadian royal engineers.
Albany, May 3. The teachers In the
Albany schools were' given a raise of
15 each by the school board at a meet
ing held Tuesday night, and at the
same time the faculty for the various
schools was selected. Several changes
have been made In the personnel.
In all six teachers have resigned from
the high school, two of hem going to
war, two from the jnilor high school.
and two from the. grade schools. So
far It has been found impossible to se
cure instructors for the commercial,
Latin, physical education, and art, and
Union High School Proposed
Albany, Or, May 3. The Linn county
school superintendent. Mrs. Ida M.
Cummlngs. was informed today that an
effort was being made to organize a
union high school at Crawfordsvllle.
The following eight school district are
affected : Crawfordsvllle. Holly. Sher
idan ridge. ; Midvalle, Courtney creek,
Brush creek, Greenville and Oak Grove.
George Chenowrth Wounded in Action
Marshfield. Or.. May 3. George
Chenoweth, a well known former Cui ry
county official, was shet through the
lilpj while in service .in France Just
24 hours after going to the front, says
a letter received by friends at home.
Grocery
Creamery Butter. Vic- QH
tor" brand, 2-Ib. roll. . . 7UU
Coffee, Superior blend, OKI
popular 30c grade, lb.. OK
Yellow Cora Meal, best qual
ity, fresh stock, 5-lb. 2(J
Quaker Oats, fresh shipment
just received large OOp
package . . - QO
Specials
Preserves, raspberry and apple
or strawberry and ap- OKV
pie, large 20-or. Jars. . atll
. Napth Soap, Victor fcrand,
best quality, limit to vlQp
medium sired bars at.'.
Flower and Vegetable Seeds,
complete line Portland'' ' Seed
Co.'s and D. M. Ferry's Seeds.
, Ninth Floor, Fifth Street.
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S FECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FITTING MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S CORSETS SATURDAY THIRD fiLUUfr
Summer "Butterick
.I,ashions,, 25c Copy
AND 15c PATTERN FREE
May Advance Fashion Sheets
arc also ready.
'.. Pattern Shop. Second Floor.
25c Shinon
Polish 19c
Will polish and clean silverware,
brassware, glassware. .." For Saturday
only we offer the regular 25c size jar
of Shinon Polish at 19c.
Silverware Shop. Main Floor.
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The- QMALrnT Store or- Portland
rttK, SixUvXorrisoiy Aider Sta.
The Sixth of May Will Be
Thrift Stamp Day in the U. S. A.
Stores everywhere will give special inducements to people to purchase goods'
nt Mnndav. Peon e should buv as much as cossiDie on I nriu uay ana aevuie
I all or part of the savings made in this way to the purchase of U. S. Thrift Stamps.
I Details in Sunday ads.
61-
st Anniversary
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Sales Close at 6 P. M. Saturday
A week of the most phenomenal values, and, as a result, the most remarkable
buying, will be, brought to a conclusion with the closing of our store at 6 P. M. Sat
urday. Our .6 1st Anniversary Sales commemorating "61 Years in Portland" have
provided a new and-magnificent tribute to this store's merchandising supremacy.
They have added the final incontestable proof to what was already sufficiently
established, that : MEIER & FRANK'S LEADS IN VALUE GIVING.
The Undernoted and Many Unadvertised Last Day Specials in Force Saturday
A : Wonderful Sale!
For Men and Young Men
A Fitting Climax to Our
61st Anniversary Sales
To $40 Suits $26.85
Men who read our announcement earlier in the . week that
we would sell, during our Anniversary Sales at $26.85 suits
worth up to $40.00, and who were prevented by any cause
from sharing in this great Anniversary event, can still enjoy
the savings this sale brings. -Many men have already made
tip .their minds to be on hand some time Saturday, but as a
special inducement to come early we announce that we have
just received ,
100 Brand New Suits
and thati to'fill the cup of good fortune to overflowing, we will inolude
every one 01 inese new arrivals in mis S20.H5 sale. So a man can
that it will pay him handsomely to come to Meier & Frank's Saturday
the earlier the better.
Nearly all of these suits are of ALL WOOL materials. Many strictly
hand tailored. There is a wonderful assortment in all styles for men
and young men and in all sizes to fit men of all proportions. Don't put
on puying your new suit any longer. BUY IN THIS LAST DAY ANNI
VERSARY SALE AT 26.85.
Boys' New Sampecks
We will have ready Saturday, a fine selection of boys' Sampeck suits
for warm weather wear. No need to tell you of what excellent mate
rials they are made how finely styled and with what perfection they
are nnisnea iney are 01 SAjnftLK. standard ana 2ampecks are the
: oianaira 01 America in Doys' clothing.
Finely selected materials, guaranteed tor quality. Newest models
and color effects. . Nearly all the fancy suits have 2 PAIRS KNICKERS
oizc$ o to is years, fiu to ?zz.50.
Third Floor. Fifth
Street
CONTINUING OUR WONDERFUL
Silk Shirt Sale
Greatest Values Ever Offered at
$g.65
Children's 98c-$1.29 Hats
A special Saturday sale of children's Milan
straw hats in white, navy and black. Small
and medium size banded shapes for boys', and
girls' wear. While any of a limited quantity
remain for the last day of our 6tst Anniver
sary Sales-59c.
Center Aisle. Bargain Square, Main Floor.
59c
, Misses' and Juniors'
New Suits
Here in Unequaled
Assortments at-
$27.50 to $45
Misses' and juniors' new suits'in 14, 16,
18 and 38 sizes. .
" Serge gabardine, poplin and a wide'
selection of new silks in plaids, stripes
and plain colors. ,
F New high, watsted models with full flare skirts
and girdles of novelty belts. Two-piece skirts
with patch or side pockets.
. Excellent values in 'suits for misses and
funlors $27.50 to 4S.
w Apparel Shop. Fourth Floor.
Six Very Special Groups Women's and Children's
Hosiery at Special Prices
Very special prices in effect Saturday on women's and children's
good hosiery in purchases of 3 pairs or more. Special prices follow:
WomenVSilk
Boot Hose 59c
Women's silk boot hose with
durable lisle tops and split soles.
Double garter welts. Black and
white. All regular sizes. Pair
specially priced at only 59c.
Women's Cadet
Hose, Pair 35c
Women's fine vearing Cadet
hose, of . light weight cotton.
Made with double garter tops
and seamless feet. Black and
white. All regular sizes. Pair
35c,or three pairs $1.
Women's Cotton
Hose; Pair 25c
Women's good quality seam
less hose made of cotton. With
double tops, r heels and toes for
extra service. Black and white.
All regular sizes. Pair 25c, "or
three pairs 65c.'
Women's Lisle
Hose, Pair 50c
Women's extra fine mercer
ized lisle hose with wide garter
tops, ..double soles and high
spliced heels. Black and white.
All regular sizes. Pair 5oc, or
3 pairs $1.35.
Child's Cotton
Hose, Pair 35c,
Good quality cotton hose fcjr
boys and girls' wear. Fine and
medium ribbed cotton stockings
in black and white. All sizes.
Pair priced at 35c, or three
pairs for only SI.
Kiddies' Sox
Pair for 25c
Kiddies' sox for Summer
wear. . All white sox with as
sorted fancy roll tops in pink,
blue, also plain tan and black
sox. All sizes. The pair lowly
priced at 25c. - - - :
Hosiery Shop, Main Floor.
Greatest sale of high
grade silk shirts ever held
by this or any other store.
Greatest becausfe of the val
ues. Still a good selection.
Get yours Saturday and
don't be satisfied with less
than three. It's the chance
of a lifetime for silk shirt wearers and buyers.
Peau de Crepes, Broadcloths, Bengalines and Jap Silks the most
finely serviceable as well is the most beautiful of silks. Handsome plain
and gorgeous polychrome stripes ajid two-tones. Remember to buy
these wonderful shirts' Saturday at $5?6S.
THE SALE OF
Panarnas
has been hardly less wonderful
than our silk shirt sale. And be
cause of precisely the same rea
son: VALUES. There are Pan
amas here for men ind young
men in all' the newest styles and
in all sizes. Sale prices same as
last year's opening prices:
Toyos $1.95
The wonderful Japanese Pana
mas that wear so amazingly well.
Panamas $4.65
Genuine South American Pan
ama hats in all the wanted
shapes. Two phenomenal values. Main Floor, Fifth street.
Meier & Frank's Headquarters for
The NEW EDISON
i The Phonograph With
a Soul
m
Music always considered well-nigh
indispensable in the home was never
more necessary than now In this time
of strain and anxiety, for grown-ups as
a surcease from care and as an inflir
ence of refined entertainment -for
children as an educational and elevat
ing influence for all music fills a
want that cannot be filled in any other
way. Music, real music, a veritable
."Re-Creation"
is offered you in The NEW EDISON.
It reproduces the artist's voice or
instrument with absolute fidelity. Tone
tests have proved this conclusively.
Call at Our Store
and Satisfy Yourself
that The NEW EDISON does .this.
When you decide to purchase you can,
if desired, enjoy our most liberal cred
it offer make your own terms in
reason.
Phonograph Shop. Sixth Floor.
A Saturday Sale Women's and Misses'
New Spring Coats
Specially Priced $10 to $15.75
Smart up-to-date styles in women's and misses' coats
suitable for Spring and Summer wear. Materials include
wool poplins, velours, serges and burella cloths. A good
assortment of colors including tan, gray, navy, black and
Pekin blue. Full cut, well made garments in belted styles
with large collars and pockets. All sizes. Very specially
priced at $10 to $15.75.
Waists $2,98
A good range of colors in
taffeta and louisine silk waists
in plaid effects. With white
satin four-in-hand ties and col
lars'. To 14.00 values.
Petticoats 98c
Women's good quality sateen
and heatherbloom petticoats with
elastic waistbands and scalloped
or ruffled flounces. Black and
navy.
Middies 59c
Good looking middies In white
with blue and white,' and pink
and white striped collars. Sizes
14 years to 42 bust. Very
special at only 59c.
Waists 79c
An odd lot of women's waists
in small sizes. Voile, organdy
and dimity waists with lace and
pique trimmings. To It. 50
values.
Chemise 79p
Women's good quality muslin
envelope chemise, a few In
camisole styles. Lace and em
broidery trimmed garments in
all sizes. Special 79c .
Dresses 98c
Women's percale house dress
es in assorted colors light and
dark. Prettily trimmed In con
trasting shades. All sizes. Splen
did values it 98c.
Hosiery and Underwear Specials
WOMEN'S VESTS 19c UNDERWAISTS 19c
Women's rood quality knit vests
In low neck. 8leevrM. eand low
neck, wing sleeve styles. Only a
limited quanUty at this low price.
Each 19c.
UNION SUITS. AT 49c
Women's knit union suits In low
neck, sleeveless, knee length, cuff
knee style. Laee trimmed union
suits in all sizes. Special at only
49c.
Extra special values are offered
in children's good quality knit un
derwaists at 19c each. Slightly
imperfect underwaists in all sises.
Come early.
WOMEN'S HOSE 19c
Women's white cotton and lisle
hose, with plain or ribbed top. The
regular value of these hose is 25c
a pair. Specially priced at only
19c.
Children's Gingham Dresses 98c
Children's attractive wash dresses made of good quality gingham
in plaids and plain color combinations. All sizes. Special at
only $8c.
Children's Spring Hats at $1.49
These are among the best values offered this season at 11.49.
Milan hemp hats in black, gold, old rose, sand, navy and two-tone
combinations. Poke and drooping brim styles effectively trimmed
with plain or velvet ribbons.
Men's and Boys' Specials
MEN'S PANTS $1.89
Men's serviceable work . pants,
made of good wearing materials in
striped effects. With four pockets
and belt loops. AH sizes at. pair,
S1.S3.
UNION SUITS 89c
Men's fine ribbed union - suits In
short sleeves, ankle length style.
Closed crotch garments In white
and ecru. Sizes 34 to 46. Special
at 89c.
WORK SHIRTS 98c
Men's work shirts in black and
khaki. Full cut. well made shirts,
with attached collars and pockets.
Sizes 14 to 17 Special at 98c.
BOYS' SUITS $3.85
Boys suits in light and dark
stripes, a few corduroy suits.
Pinch back mitl with lutnh mwk. .
eta and belts. Pants in knlcker
style. Broken sises. 7 to 17.
BOYS' PANTS 69c
Boys' serviceable khaki Knicker
bocker pants. Well made, full cut
garments that will give the very
utmost In wear. Sizes to It
years. Pair. 69c
BOYS' WASH SUITS
Boys' wash suits in pleasing
stripes. Fancy trimmed garments
In sizes for boys 3 to years. Ex
cellent values at these low prices1
79e 89, 98t.
Shoes for the Whole Family
WOMEN'S SHOES $2.69
Women's white canvas shoes in
8 inch,top style, with leather sotes
and military heels. Plain ioe
models in all sizes. Very special
at 13.69.
CHILD'S SHOES $2.50
- Children's tan calf, smoke horse
and gunmetal calf shoes, with
sewed "Skuffer" soles; button
style. Sizes 6 to 8. pair. 12.50;
sizes y to 11. pair. 02.9O ; sizes
11 to 2. pair. 83.U5.
BOYS SCHOOL SHOES, PAIR. $1.98
Boys' ''Tiger" school shoes with solid chrome leather soles. Bui
ton and Blucher lace styles.
l to 6, pair $2.45.
Th& QyALrnrsTORft or Portland
s riWK. 8Mthii limy at. . ,
MEN'S SHOES $5.35
Men's shoes ; seconds of regula
tion army ' shoes, with oak soles
and Insoles. "Munson" lasts: tan
chrome uppers, -ideal work shoes,
at $5.35.
CHILD'S SLIPPERS 98c
Children's Mary Jan slippers In
patent colt leather, with turned
leather soles ; on strap style. Good
looking slippers, in sizes Z to S at
9Sc a. pair; sizes t to t, pair, spe
cially priced at-only 91.14. -
Sizes 9 to iiyi, pair 1.98, Size
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