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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1919.
SCHOOLS OBSERVING
waSHNGTONS
BIRTH
IN VARIED MANNER
Plummer's Offer; of Walnuts
- From Famous Tree Taken
Up by Children.
Plans for the celebration on Saturday
.; rt the anniversary of the birth of
George Washington are beingr made by
organizations throughout toe city. Be
cause the 22d comes on Saturday, school
children are missing: a holiday, but ap
propriate patriotic exercises are being
held in all the schools. '
Practically every school in the city
which had a place to plant a tree ac
cepted the offer of Director O. M. Plum
mer to furnish walnuts grown from a
tree descended from one growing on the
grounds of Mount Vernon, and the plant-!
ing of the historic nuts will form a part
of the program. . Many of the schools,
however, have cortcrete yards with 'no
place for growing trees.
School assemblies with addresses and
patriotic music are being held in, some
of the schools and in others the teachers
have arranged for exercises for their
respective rooms.
On Saturday, banks, the court house,
city hall and most of the federal offices
will beloed. The Knights of Columbus
will give a patriotic program at Lincoln
high school auditorium Saturday eve
ning,; at which' Francis A. Garrecht,
United States district attorney of Spo
kane, will be the principal speaker.
Judge Kavanaugh will preside. Sereral
musical selections will be given by Mrs.
Rose Friedle-GJanelll, Michael P. Bren
nan. Miss Adel Barnickel and Arthur
King.
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock a
celebration will be held at Baker's hall,
Killingswortb and Albina avenues, under
the auspices of the ladies of the G. A
K,, which will be addressed by Milton A.
Miller, collector of internal revenue. The
raeetlng is open to the public
The Summer Woman's Relief corps.
No. 21, will give a program at p. m.
Saturday at room 525 Courthouse, in
commemoration of . both Washington
and Lincoln.
At the Peninsula Park , community
house, a social affair will be held. Guests
will dress in colonial costume and will
play games and dance.
'Atrocious Lies,'
Taf t's Beply to the
Poindexter Charge
San Francisco, Feb. 21. (I. N. S.)
William Howard Taft, former president
of the United States, was still furious
today oyer allegations by Senator Poin
dexter of Washington that the congress
to enforce peace was being financed by
the Carnegie Foundation and that he
(Taft) was receiving pay.
"Those charges are atrocious lies,"
said Mr. Taft, when shown the dis
patches from Washington quoting Poin
dexter. "That is all I shall say now,
but I have something more to say when
I hear the details of his statements.
Washington Lodge ;
Of Masons Host at !
Patriotic Program
Washington lodge No. 46. A. F. and
A. M., will give a victory celebration
Saturday night at East Eighth and
Burnside streets in Masonic hall. The
lodge will be host to Washington com
mandry, Knights Templar; Washington
chapter, Royal Arch Masons; Washing
ton council. Royal and Select Masters ;
Martha Washington chapter. Order
Kastern Star. J. W. Little, master of
the lodge, will preside. Rev. Francis
Burgette Short will deliver the prin
cipal address. The Wilbur quartet will
sing several new and patriotic songs.
Other special features- will be on the
program. These lodges have a large
membership and the attendance is ex
pected to tax the capacity of the large
halL
Grange of Pacific
Installs Officers
Cebam, Wash., Feb. 21. Pacific
County Pomona grange Friday Installed
the .following officers: Master. A.
Lundqulst. Long jpeach; overseer. Har
old Patton, Leeam ; lecturer, Sarah
Trask, Bay Center; steward, Victor
Mopohon, Menlo; assistant steward, E.
S. - Heckard. Long Beacn ; cnapiatn
Edith So per, South Bend; secretary. J
E. Timmon. Ilwaco; treasurer, v. .
Habersetser, Frances; gatekeeper, H. L.
Stanley, Frances; Ceres, Alice Holm.
Nasel ; Pomona, Vema Johnson, Long
Beach; Flora. Mrs. W. Habersetzer,
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Has Roused a Buying Frenzy Which Will Not Cease!
CROWDS! A gathering of many people! jammed, crammed in every aisle every nook and corner of the store, clear through from
First to Second! Sidewalks packed outside by an eager, ever-changing throng that would not be denied! By the thousands they
came, intent upon one thing: to buy! buy!! buy!!! before these never-to-be-forgotten bargains all had melted away! Never be
fore has; Simon's or Portland seen such insistent throngs never before has Simon's or Portland had such merchandise to sell at such prices!
You were promised bargains, and you found them here! Each day each hour
will brirlg new surprises. We cannot show all of this mammoth stock on our
sales floors at one time. Come, daily for new bargains! Come early in the day
if you possibly can do so!
This Sale of Stock From the $ 1 75,000
Fire of the People's Warehouse Co.
Will Continue Until ALL Is SOLD!
TO THE tens of hundreds who were unable to gain admittance
to the sale, we say: Come again! It is our sincere wish that
all may have opportunity to share in these astounding economies.
There are tens of thousands of dollars' worth of merchandise in
reserve. New goods will go onto the floors daily to replace the
inroads of the previous day. We wish to serve all as quickly
as may be done, whether it be the sale of a 10-cent article or one
running into hundreds of dollars, therefore again we say: Come
again !
Jap Crepe, Rique and
Cotton Suitings
Values to 75c
at
19c
Wonderful Shoe Bargains Overalls and Jumpers
'as' I Tm.m Jn
MEN'S ARMY SHOES WOMEN'S PUMPS
Munson last; black or tan, Patent and plain leathers; values
to $6r
Turkish Towels
25c and 35c Val
ues at ..........
12c
Women's Black Hose
25c Values
10c
MEN'S WORK AND
DRESS SHOES
Many of the best makes,
MEN'S WORK OR
DRESS SHOES
WOMEN'S DRESS
SHOES
Fine quality shoes; nearly all
sizes,
Slightly damaged by water; will VaIu $4
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Black, brown and patent leather.
(Union Made)
Carhartt's, Boss of the Road,
and other makes; soiled by
water.
Regular $2.50 Garments
$1.59
il Slickers
CORN MEAL
CRACKERS
7-pz. packages
3 for 25c
BOYS' BLACK HOSE
Heavy Ribbed; good makes;
50c values OH
L&K
at
give good service,
91
Three-quarter length ; re-in-forced
elbows; double-lined
corduroy collars.
jular $4.7E
Rei
.75 Garments
INFANTS' SHOES
MEN'S RUBBER PACKS Soft soles and other styles; dam-
Leather tops; in perfect condition aea 7 water
SUGAR
11 Pounds CtM
for . . . .PJL
THE SACK $9.70
BED SHEETS
Plain and hemstitched; ex
tra quality. To
$2.50 values
nasi w
98c
PILLOW CASES
Fine quality; plain and hem-
I stitched; 50c to 1
75c values . ...
Values to $4.50
$1.98
WOMEN'S STORM
RUBBERS
Nearly all sizes in the lot.
39c
WOMEN'S SHOES
lOc
CHILDREN'S SHOES
E. C, Skuf fers, black and smoke
horse, lace and button; all in ex
cellent condition,
$1.75
BOYS' SHOES
An immense lot in all styles; fong and durable; lace and but-
V ,7 ww ca uaiuagcu
only,
Oil Slickers
Shield, Willamette, and other
makes; good values,
Regular $3.75 Values
Assorted Soaps
The Bar 5c
$2.98
water .damaged only,
$1.69
Fibre Silk Shirts
Good patterns; some with col
lars attached; $3.50 to $5 val-
Blue Ribbon
Milk
16-oz. Cans, Guaranteed,
13c
THE CASE $6.20
Organdies, Voiles and
Batistes
1000 yards to sell ; slightly dam
aged; use for fancy dresses and
waists. To $1.50 val- A
ues JLUC
ties,
Women's SWEATERS h
Heavy Coat Style and Ruff
.pecks; good colors; QQ
$5.49 values TOt
Women's Union Suits
All styles of garments; lisles,
wools and mixtures. To PA
$1.98 values OiC
$2.98
OUTING FLANNELS
White and colored; heavy
weight ; some yard " Q
wide; 35c values AiV
WOMEN'S WOOL
SWEATER COATS
Some only slightly soiled; plain
and belted; good colors; To
$8.50 values CL 1 AO
at
Women's Underwear
Kayser's and Carter's; wool anion
uits; combinations with silk tops;
jerseys, silk lisles; ail
styles and sizes. To
$3 values ..........
iuk .ops;
98c
HARDWARE
SPECIALS
Regular $1.50 May- QpT
dole Hammers tPXaaWt)
Regular 20c Two-foot
Rules for
Pruning Shears; special
at UOc and
Cocoanut and Peanut
Sandwich
COOKIES
Lb. 20c
15c
75c
RICE!
Very fine quality,
10c
CROCKERY
SPECIALS
i
i -inch
8c
54-inch Gold Band
Fruit Saucers
7 H -inch Gold Band 1A
Plates only Ul
9-inch Gold Band IP
Plates for only. . XOC
HOUSEHOLD
SPECIALS.
No. 8 Pure Aluminum Tea
Kettles with in- 20
Hand Clothes Wringers; made
of charcoal tin; no (T- il A
older used PlsUU
CIGARETTES
Sweet Caporals, carton of
one dozen d"fl ft ft
packages . . tpXovJvF
Camels
2crn..o.. $1.20
Chesterfields
ssr...... $1.00
CIGARS
Schiller's Smokers; J0 Kfl
box of 50 for JW-lsUU
Little Bobbie; box &A
of 100 for. ..... &
New Bachelor; box, 0 K
of SO for. . .. D4Ue)
Store Opens at 8 A. Ml and Closes at 6 P. M. Closes Saturdays at 8 P. M.
FIRST, SECOND AND ALDER STREETS
Frances ; lady assistant steward. Mrs.
J. E. - Timmon, Ilwaco. :: The proposed
road from Kelso to the beach was riven
strong Indorsement, the matter of get
ting lime for use on the soil was dis
cussed and the question of automobile
taxation proposed In a. bill, before the
legislature wu debated. '
Form Boy Scout v,Toop
Centralis, Feb. 20. A second Boy Scout
treop has been organised In tbo city by
W. H. Grayum. principal . of the high
school. H. E. Rogers has been chosen
as scout master.
See Wilson's Millinery ad. page 8. Adv.
HEW TODAY
Gentleman's
Home
1 0 Acres all in fruit,
mostly prunes; good
building, 6 room house,
outbuildings; 6 miles
from Portland E. R. R.;
good highway.
-x' TIRTHS
klWJOKHK To Mr. a"ndMrs. A. Clinton ftil
,."" K. 74th, Feb. 14. daughter.
JORDAN To Mr, and Mrs. B. Harry Jordan,'
. P lt. Feb. 18. danghur.
fOHNSOX To Mr. and tin. M. J. Johnson,
f.mpbfll. Feb. . a ion.
Wakefield, Fries Co.
84 4th St. Main; 14
Send Us Your Old Carpets
Old Sags and Weolaa Clothlag
We Make Bererslbls. aaadWera
Fluff Rugs
They Wear Like tresj
Rag Bogs Worti All Slses
Vail Orders Sead for Booklst
Carpet Cleaning '
9x12 Rugs, Steam Cleaned, $1.50
WESTER FLUFF SUO CO.
M tiloi At. H. '
East (! Phosss B.147S
NORTHWEST RUG
COMPANY .
FORMER ADDRESS 16J UNION AVE.
New Rugs' made from all kinds' of old
earpets. Carpet Cleaning. Refitting.' Ke
sUing. Hag Rugs woVen: all slses.
Mail Orders Solicited.
EAST 8680 188 B. I'lH " B-12
MEETIK O KOT1CE8
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WASHINGTON IXDGB,- X
A. I. A. M.
JWASinNOTOV CHAPTEB. Wo.
19, B. A. M.
WA8H1NGTOX COUSCIIj. No.
c. a. et a. M.
XV A 8HINGTON COMMANDERT
o. 10, K. T.
MARTHA WA8HTNOTON
UBAFIEB, No. 14. O. E. 8.
Members and familias cordially
inTltod to - participate , in joint
celebration of WaabJngtoo'a
Birthday, 8 p. ' m.a Saturday.
February 32, Washington Ma
sonic hall, E. 8th and -Burn
aide. An Interesting . patriotic
urogram and a good time as-
By order of. . committee.
At. KADER TEMPLE. A. A.
O. N. M.- S. Stated session
Saturday. Feb. 22. at 8 d. m.
-Masonic Temple, W. park and
Yamhill sts. Visiting nobles
cordially inrited. Social .and
entertainment.
By' order of the potentate.
Miji.H j. buiu, itecoraer,
COLUMBIA lADGE Ka.1H, A,
r. A.NIi A. M. Special com
munication tomorrow (Saturday)
morning, at 10 ;80 o'clock. Ma
sonic Temple, for the purpose of
conducting the fmieral of aur
late brother Joe Boas of Blue Mountain lodge
. is, a. jr. ana. A. M., o( Walim Walls Wash.
Visiting brethren fraternally nqueated to attend.
By order W. M. FREI U OUON, Bee.
OREGON LODGE AO. l6XX
F. AND A. M. . Special com
municatloa tomorrow (Saturday)
erening at 7 :80 o'clock. Work
in the M. M. degree. Visiting
brethren cordlallr inrited. Bt
order of the W. M. Leslie B. Parker, Sec.
PORTIMXD LODGE NO. 85. A.
. F. AND A. M. Stated com
munication this Friday evening at
H o'clock. Masonic .Temple. Offi
cial visit M. W, Grand Master
Frank W. Rettlemier. Visitine
brethren welcome. H. J. Houghton, Sec.
DANCING at the new Moose
temple, 4th at Taylor sts.,
every Saturday night. Our Tues
day night dances are classy, with
splendid music and a good floor.
Bring your friend.. .
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons, piaa.
-I l 1 TI . lll.ili AtK a
CO"DGE room for rent. East 8080 evenings.
Statistics
matrists.BlrttsIto1t)S
MARRIAGE LICEySEB
" Thomas J. Patterson, legal. Seattle, and Min
nie Kinney, legal, St. Paul hotel.
KWf . - - ' ,
Jul!- H. Paidanius. legal, same address.
Walter J. Rosenau. 25, 1515 E. Vta St., and
Mildred Stein, 23. 615 E. J 8th.
(.'harles Kowalki, legal, 2d and Burnsida sts.,
and Iena Thompson. legaL 288 M Burnside.
William Manrose, legal, 1258 -Atlantic, and
Ida M. Hein. legal. 1048 H Williams ave.
BIRTHS
NEWBERCi To Mr. and Mrs. T. Newberg,
4427 1st, Feb. 11, a daughter.
PETERSON To Mr. and Mrs, Irving H. Peter
son. 7 SI Pettygrove, Feb. 15, a -on. -COCHRAN
To Mr. and Mrs. James W. Coch
ran. 1108 Williams ave., Feb. VI, a daughter.
WHITNET To Mr. and Mrs. Lsroy S. Whitney.
448 21st, Feb, 14, a daughter.' . .
LOUl'KS To Mr. and Mrs. Waldo S. Loucks.
1804 E. 10th, Feb. 18, a daughter.
DEItJE To Mr, and Mrs. Samuel B. DePoe.
1089 E. 14tb. Feb. 10. a daughter. ,
KELLER To Mr. end Mrs. Albert J. Keller.
1008 E. Alleghaney, Feb. , a son. ,
SPENCER To Mr. and Mrs. Omar C. Spencer,
877 Ravensview Drive, Feb. 8. a son. -WOOLA",H
To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Woo-
lach, 474 H Weidler, Feb. 17, a daughter.
GIERKE To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Gierga,
ls W K. GliMin, Feb. 17. a daughter.
WINCHESTER To Mr. and Mrs. HaetueL W.
Winchester, 85 E. 87th, Feb. 5. a daughter.
BIRDSALL To Mr. and Mrs. John H. BlriiaalL
850 De Panw, Feb. 17. a daughter. ; .
AD1HS To Mr. and Mrs. F. Donald Addis.
7527 5U. Feb. 18, a daughter -
GOLDSTEIN To Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gold-
stein, -281 Alneworth, Feb. 8, a daughter.
8ERRALCXGA To Ur. and Mr. Looia Ser-
rahinga, 8 Clittton, a son. ;
BRUMBAUGH To Mr, and Mrs. E. W. ; Brum-
bangh, 448 E. Taylor. Feb. M, a daughter.
HARDY To Mr. and Mrs,. Charlea Hardy,
. 692H E. Morrison, Feb. 8, a son
QUILICI To Mr. and Mrs. U. Quilic 809 E.
"8th. Feb. 7. a son. ..
WATSON To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Watson,
1410 E. 17th, Feb. 17, a aon. -NOTTES
rTo Mr. and Mrs. Jndd P. Nottes.
floats. Kan., Feb, 12. a daughter.
BIBK8 Te Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Birks. 2127 Uas-
asio, Feb. 14, s daafhUt. .
V DKATHS AHD Ft'WKRALW 71
eiau-HUN m tliia city. Feb, 20., Ada A.
Himp-on. aged BO years, wife of William Minn
son, sister of Arthur A. King of Grant. Neb.,
and Nettie Simpson of Campbell, Cel.. mother c.f
V V. W. Klmp-roii. Miss Marjory Simtxon and ilfr
I W. Spfoer. an of . thia city, and Mrs. J. IT.
Merritt of Bluehill. Neb. Funeral noti later.
Remains at the Residential Funeral parlor of
Miller V Trscry. .
titTSTAi'8( N In this city, Febi' 26. iitfnti
, J. Gu'taann, aged 9 year, late of 6157 87tli
ave. 8. E., son of Mrs. Clara UuxJaNon. brother
of Edwin and Berttia UuxtafHon. Tlie funeral
services will be held Haturrtay. Feb. 22. at t
o'clock p. m. at Klnlry't,' Montgomery at 5th.
Friends invited. . Interment at Ine Fir cem
etery. . .
OSTROWSKf Feo. 10 at fl8'OUnTriiaTlir'.
Alalia IHrtrowski. age 17 yeara. belovr.l
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ostrowaki.
sister of Mrs. Julia Spitulskl and Thomas Oat row
ski Jr. ' Funeral services will he held at St.
Marys church, Williams ave. and Stanton sf .
Feb 23 at B a. m. Servieea privats. Interment
Mt. Calvary cemetery. : -
BOAZ The funeral of the late Joe C, Boen,
who died in thia city February 10. 10 111.
aged 65 yeam, will be held tomorrow Satur
day), at 11 a. m. from the cliajwl of the
Skewes Undertaking company, cornf"rof 8rd anrl
Clay. Concluding services at the Portland cre
matorium, under the ampiee of Columbia Lmlo
No. 114, A. F. A A. M. Friend ami mrmbert
of the lodge invited to attend.
ABERNATHT The funeral service of limn
Abernathv. helnved hnaband of Mary Aher-
riatby. will be held Saturday at 2 p. m.. at
the chapel of the Chambers company, 248-5U
Killingswortb avenue. Friends may view tha
body until :3V p. m. Interment at ltivrrvietv
cemetery.
DOWNBT Tha fnneral service of the Ut Pml
dence Downey, wlio panned away In this city.
February 18. 1910. aged 71 year, will be liti
tomorrow Saturday), at 2 p. m.f from thn
chapel of the Skewes Undertaking company, cor
ner. Sd and Clay. Friends Invited to attend.
Interment Itiverview cemetery.
SHE It WIN In thU city. Feb. 10, at her lata
r-aldence. the Bret nor Apta.. Jede Anderson
Sherwin. aged 88 years, wife of Elton H. Slier
win. . The remains will be forwarded this (Fri
day) evening by J. P, Finley Son to Spokane,
Vah.. where -servieea will.be held and interment
made.
PORTER Tha funeral of the lata Harriet
Porter will leave the Residential .Funeral
parlors, of Miller It Tracy. Saturday. Feb. 22, at
o :su a. m. Thence to the Holy ltosary church,
Eat Third and Clackamas where requiem man
will be offered at 0 a. m. Interment, Mt Cal
vary cemetery.
WESTLING Feb. 21, at the family rmldenra,
1414 E. 8th t 8., Mrs. Charlotte Weatltng,
aged 60 years 25 days, mother of Joseph Weni
II ng. Remains at Pearson's undertaking parlors,
Russell at at Union ave.
LaHE Henrietta Lahey, iH th, Irb. if,
78 yean, anemia.
HILL Sarah K. HU1. 781 Hawthorne, Feb, 17.
81 yeara, senility.
MAYER Charles Mayer, Portland surgical hos
pital, Feb. 12, 58 years, cancer.
BLOCK Mrs. Julia Block, 512 Borthwick, Feb.
17, 82 years, paraphlegia
BATES John F. Bates, 4235 48th, Feb. 17,
7 5 yeara, carcinoma.
DAAtMAN Kegina Dagman, 1588 E. 8th. Feb.
T8, 27 years, tuberculosis, .
FLORIT
CLARK BROS., flolata. Morrison st bet 4th
and 8th. Phone Main or A-1805. Fin flow
era ana floral aealans. Wo branch storea.
MAMTIN as FORBES CO., Florists. 854 Waab-
ington. Mala 2B, A-1208. Flowers for ell
areaslons anvaieally arranged.
UBEKTT MARKET FLORIST. 6th and Tam
. Bill sts. Cut flowers, plsnts and dealgna. Sell
wood greenhouse. 640 Nebslem ave. 8 'wood 162n
FEOPL.-S FLORAL 8HOP. 248 Alder, designs
and decorations. Phone Msrshall 8028.
1BVINGTON PARK "FLORAL CO.. 4th ai
Yamhill Funeral designs; lowest prices.
SWISS FLORAL CO.
FLOWERB AND PLANTS.
ll4t4M' SWal Amifnm mwu .lennrarioM. Oppo
site poateifiee Main 8648.
MAX M. MM ITH. florist 141 H Sth at.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
BREEZE & SNOOK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
J047 BELMONT AT 85TH
tlLNNYSIDE
Our beautiful chapel for services without
t barge. -.
Prices most reasonable and personal attention
given to alL
Both phones: Tabor 1258; B-2B46.
1047 Belmont st
Holman Undertaking Co,
Funeral Directors.
KsUbUahed 1877
Third and Salmon Streets
Main 807. A-1B11
Lady Assistant
JL P.
: v &
Progressive Funeral Directors
Main B Montgomery st oto
WILSON dt ROSS -
EAST 71H AND MULTNOMAH ,
Funeral Directors
EAST B4 O-llll
F. S. Dunning, Inc. r
The Ooldea 4tule Undertakers
414 Ea.t Alder at Pbone Eaat 62. B-B32B.
Dunning & McEntee m'
every detail. Broadway and Pins ate. Phone
Hroasway 4 so, aay wimi. '
A. D, KEN WORTHY & CO. .
: SS09.6M04- S2d at B E..' Lenta.
Pbone Tabor 8267. Ho Phone P-6t.
lr'T. L. LERCH
UNDERTAKERS.
Mrs. Lercn
Assistant
E. 1 1th and Hawthorn.
CHIUBKM CO MP AN 7
848 and 260 Kililngsworth ave., near W ID lams
ave. Wood lawn sson, o-liss.
MULEU e TRACE Y. Independent Funeral IA-
netora. Prieee aa low as 620, S40. o.
Waahlngton at Ella. Main 2601, A-76H6.
A. R. teller Co. I" loUT"
avenua
C-1088
CIctAoc UNDERTAKING CO, Main 4162..
jwj vv jg a-ZBi. corner i nira
end Clay.
lASUtri X. Aile.n" Kerby street
iiouii u. viiiowin
Wds. 4040.C-1168
HAMILTON IZX .ZL?1
ERICS0N
Undertaking Parlors. 44 5 Mor
rlaon st Broadway 2884.
-l avRNM. . sts raaldeoee establlsbmeer.
'el Williams ave. W nod lawn 320. C-1848.
MOHTHnEKTS
'T ST. AT MADISON
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS,
- at. opposita ty nau. ju
lea aV Sons for memorials.
uost Airw ropyp
t
fllE ollowiog articles have been found on cars
' of tha Portland Baiiway, a.tgnt m rower ;o.
Feb. 19, 1810: 1 manicure set, 2 shopping
bags, 7 purses, 2 fountain pens. I pin. 6 pack
ages, 2 rubbers, 5 lunch boxes, 1 ak. laundry.
2 go-ca rta, 12 nmbreUas, 2 kaya, 2 check
books, 6 single gloves, 1 lead pipe, 1 pair
skates, 2 suit caaea. Owners may obtain prop
erty at First anq Aider atreera atauon.
IHE following articles have been found on cars
nl tha Portland Railway. Light A Power Co..
FVhraarv 20. 1810 : 8 Danes. 1 Din, 1 book
tickets. 1 plotter, 2 books, 2 bundle books,
package, 1 basket., i. bottle medicine, a iunrn
boies, 1 auto crank, 1 bundle overalls, 1 oil
can, 2 suit cases, traveling bags, 1 conductor's
grip, 1 1 umbrellas. Owner may obtain prop-
sjl Ljr si A r Bim AtWf mi, wt-as .
LOST Small beaded buckskin handbag, perhaps
at Anditori tm containing small brown purse
and some money; brooch and few pieces of
jewelry; ."vortn wen tern national "
n v i , rawa at Journal building
or phone Woodlawn 1 640.
PART finding old rose silk sweater on electric
win receive reward if returned to -702 Oregon
... . M a An
OMg.. or can proamwaj : .
LOST Gentleman's gold wedding ring, en
TaoV -M. M. V. to S. W. E. S-10."
Wdln. 4566. ' - ' " ; ' -v "
OSt iold Eastern BUf pin, between 1108
' Eaat Main and Wt. Scott car. Finder please
caH Tabor 1717, -
STRAYED from East 17th and Madiao sta..
brindle female cat. r miormauon gratetuuy re
ceived. East 8317.
tOST Key ring, containing ft keys. r Finder -
call xanor i rewara. ; , -
LOST land purse with wsteh on Burnniile st
between rent ana tax sta. Kant
LOST -At Valeetie tneatre, Mondayii;h'r
black fur. Reward. - East 7702.
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tMsbmiel sn . Feliewlng Pa