THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1918.
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INFORMATION
T COMIJtO ETSKTt ,
Orfoa VTar conference, Portland. May tl
end 21.
, Greetera f Iwflu, Pettlaad. ne. -. -Coorautio
of Oread Encampment. O. AA B.,
: Portland. Artf 1. ;,r-
TODAY'S FORECAST
' Portland and vicinity Tonight and Batarda
ihowm: ontliweeterly wind.
Or con Toniht and Batardar abowere Berth,
fair south aortion: moderate eouthweeterljr wind.
WuMiimi Tooliht and Baturoay aoowera; i
avxlerate eoatDwesterur wwoe. I
WEATHKK C05DITI0X8 '
Tba preerare continue blah over tba etatee of
the uiMixippl rieer. and oft the-ilddie Pacific
eoaiL fciMwhara it s.nOTaUjr tow. u. lowest
euVt? r.trorthnr
kota, and in uklahoma and tha Gulf states. Tha
foiiowina- har rainfall u reported: New Or-
laana. La., l oo: Oklahoma, okla., 1.02. Tha tained breakfast, and from there to Boyl
weatiier u much cooler in paru of tha northern I a ton, where he persuaded someone of tow
riain naion aira ui wwra vrwu. """ I
la reported from Baker. Or., and lisht froet from
Bllliaea, Monk kreeaiat weather proreUe ia
Maakatchewan and northern Montana. Tba tem
perature te KtnmUj below normal ia tba Weet
and eboee normal in the eet.
EDWARD L WELLS.
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OBSERVATIONS
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Baker, Or . . .
Bake, lilmho
Roeton Mua
Buffalo, N. T
t'hleeao. III.
iJenwr, Colo
I Ml Moinee. Iowa
Kdraonton. Alberta . . .
Oelreaton, Texaa
Helena, Moot
Honolulu. T. H
Kaneaa City. Mo,
Lewi ton. Idaho ......
loa Angela. 4'al
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Hertford. Or
New Orleern, 1-a .
New York City
Nome, Alaeka
North Head, Weh. . . ,
North Watte. Neb. . . .
.North Yakima, Wanh. .
Oklahoma City. Okla. .
l'hnenlz, Ariz. . ,
Portland, Or
Roaeburg. Or.
St. Ixnttt, Mo .
Mt. Paul, Minn
Halt lake City, Utah . ,
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Tfternooa report of preceding day.
TOWN TOPICS
THRIFT STAMPS
and
WAR SA-INOS STAMPS
on Sale at
Business Office, The Journal.
Will Stsdy T. M. C. A. Work Bar
clay Acheson, head of the Y. M. C. A.
service department, left Portland Thurs
day evening for a five weeks' tour which
will include a study of "reconstruction"
and retraining methods used for Can
afllan soldiers in Toronto and the part
the T. M. C A. haa in this work. H
will also study the religious adminlstra
tion methods of Y. M. C. A.'s in Seattle,
Denver, Kansas City. St Louis. Indian
apolis, Detroit; Dayton. Pittsburg. Har
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rnuauina .nu wr. ,
Hoaehea Arretted That they brought
whiskey from Eureka, Cal., to nail legal
ly three miles out In the Paclfio ocean
off the Columbia river to fishermen, and
not to bootleg in Oregon, was the state
ment of Fred Houchen and George Fair,
who will be given a hearing Monday be
fore United States Commissioner Drake.
They said they had to put aahore with
their cargo because their gasoline sup
ply became low. They were arrested a
few days ago by federal officers after,
a voyage from Eureka, to 'Astoria la a
launch with 60 cases of whiskey aboard.
Medical Corps for Osard Uniforms
! and equipment are on hand for out
fitting a medical corps detachment m
the Multnomah guard and Its officer
have called for 20 immediate volunteers
above 18 years. The guard regiment,
quartered at the county Armory, Is In
splendid condition and the enlistment of
a medical corps will make it practically
a complete organization. Applicants for
medical corps service are asked to ap- 1
; pear at the Armory between 7 ;30 and 8
o'clock on Tuesday evenings.
Skilled Workers Leave Forty-five
volunteers for specialised war work left
Portland on the Union Pacific at 10
o'clock this morning, the first contin
gent of those who registered on the
special occupational lists which closed
April 29. They are all from Portland
and vicinity. Saturday morning 11
others, gathered from various counties '
over the state, will depart Oregon has
been called upon to furnish 60 skilled
craftsmen, the other four skilled work
ers to be entrained May 20.
British Bed Croat Society Lecture
by Lieutenant Hector MacQuarrie, Ma
sonic temple. Park and Yamhill. Sat
urday evening, 8 :15. Admission (1, 60c
and 25c. Tickets may be had from
Sealy-Dresaer company. Fifth and Stark
streets, and K. K. Baxter, 1201 Spald
ing building. (Adv.)
Land Seekers Go Worth A party of
land seekers from California, on their
way to Calgary, Alberta, will arrive In
Intelligence,
Industry
make a comtina
tion that means
sure advancement
in position and
increase in pay.
WE SELL
THE TOOLS s -F.
R. CHOWN
i v IfARDWARE. Ctia.
223 Morrison Street
and
T5 jo
xttst a
Portland Saturday morning: and- spend
the day in this city. The Canadian gov
ernment Is offering many special in
ducements to farmers from the United
States to take up land north of the
border and hundreds of men from the
Pacific coast states are taking: advan
tage of the unusual opportunities . af
forded. -X.: V'S'-.t;1?
Betaras From Trip H. 1 Plumb, for
est assistant, has just returned from a
600-mlle trip in his car from Okanogan,
north of Wenatchee, in Northern Wash
ington, where he went on, forest service
work.
Mr. plumb had excellent roads
most of the war. -At the White Salmon
river he was obliged to wait for a ferry
to cross the Stream. The only mishap
occurred In the wilds nine miles from
Boylston. when the radiator burst and he
as oblige to spend the nig-ht alone and
oupperless. In. the morning he walked
five miles to a farmhouse, where he ob-
him to a arm-ae-a 10 mi Ira awav.
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Warrant If Insed A warrant was
issued Thursday afternoon by .Judge
Rossman for the arrest of F. Young
of 6405 FJghty-second street southeast
on the charge of failing to report an
automobile accident at Sixth and Burn
side streets April 9. When the officer
attempted to serve the warrant It was
found that Young is now sick at the
Good Samaritan hospital. The war
rant was held In abeyance awaltfhg his
recovery. .
Services Offered O. A. R. Scout Young
camp, United Spanish War Veterans, has
placed its organization at the disposal
of the O. A, R. for the national encamp
ment which will be held In Portland In
June. The department commander of
the O. A. R. has been notified that the
following committee will assist in any
duties required of It during the encamp
ment r F. B. Tlchenor (chairman). Fred
H. Nerman, James McCarren, R. A. Saw
yer and George II. Carr.
Ht'ltl Address galeamen'a Club Alex
ander McGregor will speak on "My Trip
to Kngland and France" before the Port'
land Salesmen's club at 6:15 tonight in
the Multnomah, hotel. Mr. McOregor ts
government Inspector at the Grant-
Smith Porter Ship company at St. Johns.
He recently made a trip to Kngland and
France and will give his experiences in
storms on the Atlantic, submarine at
tacks, under convoy and other features.
" TJ. f 0. Lecture Tonight Dr. B. W.
DeBusk of the University, of Oregon
will , lecture this evening at Central
library on "Tests for Native Endow.
ment". Dr. George Rebec's classes will
not meet this week owing to Dr. Re
bec's absence. Final examinations in
philosophy will be given on the eve
nings of May 31 and June 1. Dr. J. J
Landsbury'a- music classes will have
final examinations this evening.
The Y. M. C. A in cooperation with
the Y. W. C. A, will conduct another
class for women in the care, mechanism
and operation of the automobile, begin
ning Thursday evening. May 23. Wom
en who drive cars and who wish to get
maximum service and avoid road trou
bles, should enroll. Class limited to
25. To reserve a place call at room 416
Y. M. C. A. building, Sixth and Tay
lor. (Adv.)
War Leetare Snnday To hear war is
sues discussed from the viewpoint of
scientific philosophy is an entirely new
angle for Portland audiences yet this
is what Halvor H. Urdahl, student, au
thor and local business man. proposes
for his lecture, "The Key of Knowl
edge," which he will deliver on Sunday
evening at Sunnyslde Methodist Episco
pal church. East Thirty-fifth and Yam
hill streets.
Banger Changes Piaeet D. G. Har
suck, forest ranger, stopped at the dia
trlct forester'a headquarters Thursday
on h,B vay from Waldport, where he
forest, to Lake Quinault, in the Olympic
Be a Hand-Tailored Man!
We tailor Quality Suits for Portland men. Our
prices are low-ur terms are easy
Only $10 Down $5 a Month
Take your choice from Nobby Suitings that we
carry right in stock. Leave your measure
we'll make the suit!
Unique Tailoring Co.
309 Stark St., Bet.. Fifth and Sixth
Suits Pressed, 35c; Dry or Steam Cleaned, $1
Golti Crest Clut Cheese
PIMIESTO OB 6BEEX CHILI FLAVOR
Veutl want te aaeVa R aflen. H apreada Ilka butter. VVrappea In
tinfoil. In handy parafflnee aartena. A produot at ute . .
GOLD GREST CRE4MERY
national forest, where he will take charge
of the district formerly handled by Koy
Muncaster, member of the Twentietn en
gineers, -who loet his life on the Tus-
cania.,, . --. '-
William Baeksna oa Trial Trial of
William BUckman - of Marion, Or.,
charged with sending an-obscene letter
through , the mails, was begun in the
United States district court this morn
ing. In a complaint signed by Assist
ant 'United States Attorney Beckman,
Buckman is alleged to have sent the let-
ter in answer to a newspaper advertise-1 to- entrain May 29, eight are from Gar
ment. I vallis, and of the five alternates three
wi,i -t. c.t.ri.vw a:
will give an Illustrated talk on . birds
before the Audubon Bird club Saturday
niB-Hr mt a -an nvinov in h itnrv hnf
room at the Central library. His sub-1
ject will be "Uncommon Birds." The
public Is invited.
Garden Expert to Speak At a war gar
den meeting In the Meier St Frank audi
torium tms axiernoon at a :su o cioca
Professor J. E. Larson is to describe the
cultivation needed following such a rain
as Portland experienced during the past
few days.
Forest Sspervlsor Here H. R. Rankin.
forest supervisor of the Stuslaw national
forest, with headquarters at Eugene,
spent Thursday at the district forester's
office. The Siualaw forest contains the
10.000 Mount Hebo planting project.
Life's Problems Health, vocation.
domeatio and business affairs solved by
Dr. A. L Lucas, psycho-analyst, Morgan
building. Both phones, also Main 8840 1
ivi an ayiAsiijimoui.. aut iuua, auv.j
To Bent. Exev tent New Off!ees, single
or en suite, in our fine new building, ar
ranged to suit tenant. Inquire United
States National bank. (Adv.)
British Bed Cross Society meeting to-
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morrow evening. Masonic temple. Park
and Yamhill. Lecture by Lieutenant
Hector MacQuarrie. (Adv.)
Steamer Geerglana for Astoria and
way points, leaves Alder street dock
dsily, except Friday,- at 7 a. rr. Fare
$1.25 each way. (Adv.)
Steamer Iralda for St Helena and Rai
nle- daily at 2:30 p. m, foot of Alder
street; Sunday, ft. Helens only, 1:30
p. m. (Adv.)
Btaamar Jessie Harklns for Camaa.
Waahougal and way landings dally, ex
cept Sunday; leaves Alder street dock
at 2 p. m. (Adv.)
MeCarger, Bates A Lively Fire, cas
ualty and automobile insurance, Yeon
building. Telephone Main 168. (Adv.)
Insurance Service Co. Insures every'
thing lite, fire, auto, liability. 621 Mor
gan building. Main 89. (Adv.)
Br. C . Brown, Eye, Ear Mohawk
building. (Adv.)
m
Tillamook Goes Over
Top for Red Cross
Tillamook, May 17. Tlllamaok coun
ty has gone over the top in the Red
Cross drive, passing its quota of 85000.
Tillanook's quota of $1600 was reached
early Thursday morning. The towns
of Blaine. Onionpeak, Bay City, Wheeler
and Beaver had also passed their quo
tas before the first day of the drive
was ended.
DANDY 15c MEATS
At Frank L. Smith's. 228 Alder St.
Corned Beef lie!
Rump R'st Beef 16c
Short Ribs He
Pot Roasts. lie
Veal Stew 15c'
Beef Stew lie
Roast Veal 15e
Liver : . . . 18e
Hamburger St'k 18c
Boiling Beef 15e
Soup Meat lc
Sausage Meat...lfte
Porterh'se St'k..t0c
T-bone Steak.... See
Tenderloin St'k..2e
Prime Rib Beef. .I0e
FRANK L. SMITH'S Is 228 Alder St.
(Adv.)
J)
ForAppe-
44 tizing
Sandwiches
home, for picnics or
for the dinner nail.
Mail Carrier Is"
Drafted in Benton
Xlaeteea Mas Called to Eatral May tt
Oae Is Detataea la Jafl to Aitwer
Charge of Lareeay.
Contain.' Or.. ,May 17. Of the 1
drafted men called from Bentoncounty
re from the city. Following is the list:
J" r ?7Z:..ra: ' " I
. -wnru, nui nwcnia.n. v-ur-
ouie a; noy uecs, iorvams
Newberry Stockton. Oak Point. Wash.;
James W. Cooper. Albany, Route 4 ;
Walter Boulden. Grey Bull. Wyo. ; Ralph
A. W illiams. Corvallis, Route 2 ; Sieg
fried Wiss. Corvallis, Route S ; J6ha
Tracer. Warrenton, Or.; Ernest A.
Chase. Corvallis: Louis C Acres. Wal
nut Creek. Cal. ; .Garfield O. Lewis. Cor-
IIU: JAclb f,Brwn',,?,,non,C,tJr:
Claude A, Terrtll, Corvallis ; Charles M.
Wagner, Corvallis; Lynn A. Jones,
Prlneville; Maiden F. Banick. Corval
lis Milton J. Lake. Philomath. The
alternates are : ' Homer Beach. Corval
lis; Silaa Clark. Summit: Theron C
Slevert, Corvallis, ; Willis Taylor, Den
ser ; Fred Stutts, Corvallis,
One of the regular draft la a mall car
rier and one Is In the county jail, held
for the grind Jury on the confessed
charae of larcenv
COUNTY COURT NEWS
P. Autzen, who owns a farm near
Troutdale, wishes the county to pay
, ,v i.h. a.,a
Ililli V ivi VAS iOkUIVW Wwvi J
dogs. The district attorney haa ruled
that the owner or owners of the dogs
are responsible for the depredations.
but Mr. Autzen writes that Multnomah
county has a responsibility.
Pearl Price has received an order for
$7.75 which she paid over as jury fees In
law suit soma time ago, but as the
case was settled without a trial the
money was ordered paid back to her by
action of the county commissioners.
The roadmaster has reported that tha
an m a
long talked of hard surfacing of the
Foster road can now be undertaken as
soon as bids are advertised ana ac
cepted.
The county commissioners have an
thorized the following payments to par-
WfMyiOe can sell
fW 3 u a ra n teed I
(W (f5 wool
- 10 uy suits
2 Our foresight in or- dfm. ny'll
3 Oar location outside ft S) M I I IrrtkM hkJz-k !b
the high rent dia- f I I yjj fflrSi
yjca you, see ii in our ad itrjojIl j
v fn- !i3S' 1 -i
Whits Enamel
Since you've dedded on wlute enameled interiors (Aey'n
the style now, you know) it ia important that Kyanize
be used.
T1mKU.Um(Finh)m,
TlMMS, CRESS Sc co inc. distributors
Portland. Oregon
Barker Hardware Co.. Albaar, Or.
Proeoat Broa, Aahland. Or.
A. M. Naylor. Astoria. Or.
Baadoa Hardware Co., Bandoa, Or.
Frank W. Biabop. Baker, Or.
Kroeser Pro., Canbjr, Or.
Oowley'a Emporium. Central Point, Or.
G. D. Dant, CorealUa. Or.
W'jrne i Kiaaa. Cottaca Orove, Or.
Coquille Hardware Co., Couuilie, Ot.
Daria Furniture Co.. Dallaa, Or.
Roy Aehpole. ale Point, Or.
A. t'ourter ac Cu. Faila City. Ot
W. O. Thraaher. Granta Paaa, Or.
U. IX Kern. Greshajn, Or.
Keed. Janella ft Co., Gardner. Or.
Taab aj Akera. Beppaar, Or.
W. 11. Stewart. Hood Hirer. Or.
BarmiatoB Iru Co.. BarsUatoa. Or.
D. Cerwia. HiUaboro. Or.
' Moors A Walker. Iadepaodeaea, Or.
Klamath Hardware Co., Klamath Falls. Oc
F. U UOj, La Graada. Or.
Crater Lake Hardware Co Medferd. Or.
Day Hardw'ro At Far. Co.. lCUwaukia, Ox.
Hulinf Land A fioa. Mrrtle Point. Or.
BcaUe A Hodsena. Marahfleld. Or.
I. U. Undahl, Monitor. Or.
U. F. Gebhardt, North Bead. Or. . '
Yercx Mercantile Cx, Newport. Or j
C. W. Fried rich. Oresoa City, Or. -Oakland
Iras Cow Oaklaad. Or.
TO HOLDERS OF LIBERTY
BONDS
Use Your . LIBERTY BONO
COUPONS For the Purchase
of WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Your Interest Will Earn Interest
and Keep at Work for
. the Nation
, W. S. S.
War Savings Stamps Issued by
the UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
ties whose cows have been killed In the
interaat of tha public Health t Faaeer
at Senn. Hillsdale, " three cows. $75 ;
Frultaier aV Co.. Portland, on cow, $25 ;
Alexander Bonser. Scappoose, on cow.
$25; J. C Aeby, Portland, three cows.
$75.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindest sympathy extended to
us in the loss or our son and Drouter,
Harold W. Heffe. also for the many
beautiful floral offerings. S. L. Heffe
and family..
W wish to thank our friends and rela
tives for their kindness and sympathy
during tha Illness and death of our wife
and sister. Norma Jane Olson. Also for
the beautiful floral offerings. Oscar
E. Olson. MnvH. C Ell la. (Adv.)
Water Office Report '
Receipts from flat water rates amount
ed to IK.2S9 and receipts from meters
were S1S.014 for March, and the avail-
awe naianc in in water rund was
$27,7 IS, according to the monthly report
of Commissioner Mann.
Rheumatism
Lnstbag. Sciatica.
Snralaes Baeks, eta,
saecestfally treated,
Complete geaeral
praeue.
Offlee calls ...Set
Bans ealla, ILs
Confinement eases
fee fl
Dr. It C HAMPTON
Tit sad Tit Dekem BM
Otftoe Phase stem ISTA.
Seat SSOL
gGb.teate,
Anywhere yon use it on wood,
metal or plaster bolde or outside
(As Aouae you create a spot l lasasg
beautv. caaaabaess and biHgktaesa.
Kvsaixe W&e Eaaiael keaalyappGad--dnes
wkk a beautiful, durable aad ssaxary
B. 3. 8taata. Oresoa City. Or.
Kenton Hardware Co.. 11 Kiipetrlek St,
Portlaad.
Beritamier Hardware Co.. afisaiarlapl
Are.. Portland.
J. O. Staats. 8SS E. tth, Porttaad.
8. Labbe A Son. Slat and Alberta. Portlaad.
F. H. WalL 15 B. lth St., Portlaad. .
Win. Smith A Ca StO WUllanM Are
Portlaad.
Chriaa Cyelery. E. Sd and Belmont. Portlaad
Albert Chlera. 7 K. 80th N.. Portland.
DiTiakm Hardware Ce.. 1081 Mvletoa, Port
land. iAathara afercantile Co.. 207 W. Borllas-
ton. Portland.
W. K. Wlnamn. Powers, Or.
McAtee Paint Store, Pendleton. Or.
Cordon A Biahop. Boaebnrs. Or.
Btddla Hardware Ce., Kiddie. Or.
Hippie A ArMse, Sbaridaa. Or.
Bamber A Baaaa. Butherlin. Or.
Relent Hardware Co.. Salem. Or. "
J. C Holbraok, aprinsflaU. Or.
Godfrey Broa., aartde. Or.
K. M. Hicka. Bilrerton, Or.
P. H. Bnckbols Co.. StanfMd. Or.
Harria Famrtar Ce.. Tillamook, Ot
Asdenon Boat Works, Talada. Or.
III. Goodwin, Weaton. Or.
Walker Hardware Co.. Walla Walla. Waah.
Fuel Dealers Asked r
To Register Soon
FaDnre te Comply With BerJttoi ami
Keglster With Fsal AanUalstratlen
May Bring reaalty.
Fuel dealers of the state who have
not registered with the fuel administra
tion ahould do so at one, la tha urgent
request from tha office of Fred J.
Holmes, fuel administrator for Oregon.
Numerous dealers bava not attended to
thia matter, which la required by recent
regulations, and neglect of thia duty. It
continued, may result In penalisation.
isvery ruel dealer should reflates, that
nSaft WttanW eKala a M
TmAn "7r"jr "VL. -.Z-
Ura"ron and J Tw"JT
ar av vi ui
BUTTERICK
War Savlass Stasias
Ar the Best Iavestmeat
a the Market Today
Advancing Prices. Compel
One to Investigate
Turn to us in the low-renly
will be pleased to show you
and five you the best possible values.
Double S. & H. Green and Red Trading
Stamps Saturday and Monday
New Styles
In our Spring line or Mouse and Porch
Dresses. Percale, ginghams and
white pique. Very moder- Eft
rately priced, 92.25 to aPtaOU
Ladies' Long Kimonos
Extra valuea. Choice selection of pat
terns of serpentine crepe. &t Ef
Special 91.00 to 3eOU
Ladies' Corsets
We take special pride In our line of
American Lady Corsets. The best Cor
set for American ladies. The sup
porters on this make are of superior
quality ot web. with ample elasticity.
A styl for every figure. A g rf
long range of prices, 91 to OUtUU
Boys' Wash Suits 75c
Norfolk and Middy Wash Suits made
f good quality of Gingham in a variety
01 aiyiea. wim fancy cuiis and Delta.
sizes 9 to s years.
380 to 386
E. Morrison
We Deliver
Bo Tear Bit Bay
Liberty Beads
F U N E
Beantiful
tufk adult
caskat, hoars,
box 2, auto.
enbalming
refined ervie
for
It:
Funerals if desired for $20. $40. $
Higher priced funerals la proportlov
We manufacture casket.
Lad assistant
Beautiful funeral chapel
UILLBB
MILLER & TRACE Y
llala C$1 ladepeadeat raa.ral Directors a$sM
Wsshlagtoa at Ella St, Between flh aad list Sts West Side
tinTIPC Oar lit faaeral als taelades special esmbalaUag far ssJpstsst ill
nUlluC desired! t aay part f L'alud States.
WAR-TIME TRAINING
Men and boys who are getting special training now are multiplying the
value of their pay envelope by two, three, and four.
Have yon had special training so that yon can win promotitn In shop
or office?
The Y. M. C. A. Summer Schools ( day and night) offer
expert instruction in Automobiles, T rucks rTr actors, Avia
tion Engines, Shipbuilding, Mathematics, Radio Teleg
raphy, Bookkeepag, Stenography, etc.
For further details, addrosst
DIVISION A. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
PORTLAND Y. M. C A.
mssmstm w mm mm
TO THE LOCAL POSTMASTERi Kindlr Lav UamrnUt AmKtr
to m n '
J5c U S. THRIFT
Na.
W.S.S.
May
joa
W. S.
Vmiisu srarcs
meat's requirements, so as not to be
come a violator of regulations uncon
sciously. . All county administrators are being
asked to submit a list of the firms deal
ing In fuel In their respective districts,
la order that the name of all unregis
tered dealers may be obtained.
Repair of Street Protested
Residents of Sell wood district will be
given another bearing on the proposal
of the city to Improve a bad stretch
of East Seventeenth street to connect up
the Portland -Oregon City road. Objec
tion to the project was voiced at Wed
nesday's council meeting. Mayor Baker
and Commissioner Barbur Insisted, how
ever, that the Improvement la necessary
The protectant asked that the city re
pair the holea instead of putting down
a new road.
FASHIONS
Save Wheat
Tat Psta teas
Win the War
low - expense district, where we
the best class of merchandise
Ladies' Silk
WAISTS
Monday's eellinf at the at- ft ft
tractive price. 92.98 to OO.UU
Select' your new Silk Waist from the
many unusually different deslrns now
being placed on sale for Saturday and
Wonderful Values
Ladies' Silk Dress
Skirts v
Choice selection In plslds and stripes.
Beautifully made In the latest style.
The best of valuea 19 Cfi
t 5.08 to,... eJlA-eOU
Men's Sfiirts $1.25
Men's Shirts, full sise, fast colors, coat
atyle. with or without collar Nice
assorted stripes. Regular s. OC
pr ic 2. 00, special 1 e Aw O
Extra Special Bargains
in Our
Men's Derjartment
Men's Calf Palm Work Gloves, q p
pair OOC
Men's Work Shirts,
each
Blue Overalls, triple
stitched, faat colors, pair
...7Sc
S2.00
Men's
s Khaki Pants. with r
loops, pair wlauv
belt
Men's Union Suits, medium t O C
weight, suit. eJleAw3
$1.25
$3.50
Men's Work Shoes with rub
ber soles, pair
Phones
East 3809
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for wklca I wHl pay on deliveryt
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and I fill
LA
13. U. S. WArVSAVTNCS STAMPS at $ cn
STAMPS at 25c ch.
W. S. 3. COST DURING 1915
4.16 1 Acs. 4.1 I Nr. . 421
-4.17 I Scpc 40 I Dec. 423
S. WORTH SSjOO JANUARY 1. 1923
A LINE FROM
RANKIN'S
OUR
Line
is full of the season's
best offerings. If you
could realize the saving
advantages here you
would buy two suits'
while prices are"" consis
tent they will be much
higher later.
0.H.RANKIN?
CUSTOM TAILORS.
CUtkiag HaWtlaeaera
112 SIXTH ST.
AUTO
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FREE.
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Portland Hotels
THE
MULTNOMAH
HOTEL
THE CZ5TaU.L LOCATION
SPLENDID SERVTCB AND CON
OKNIAL, ATM OH PH ERB Or THE
MULTNOMAH HOTKL MAKE IT
AN IDEAL. HOME FOR EITHER
THE TRANSIENT OR RESIDENT
GUEST. ,
MODKKATE tsltz
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Pres.
U. U. CLOUTXER
Mar.
New Arrivals
0
In
Portland
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