1 THE OREGON , DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY, JUNE 19,. 1313. 8 0. A. C. WILL SEND 42 MEN TO PRESIDIO TO -;SENTERTRAINING.CAMP 1 5 even r Portland ,Boys ? Are In cluded in party Which; Leaves - L" Corvallis Tonight. f , Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis, June 1. -Forty-two members, of, ihe O. A. C. unit of the reserve otticersV train- lnsr corps, including seven' Portland men, " will ' leave tonight for the Presidio of 4 Ban Francisco for six weeks' training at - the annual reserve officers" training 'camp, beginning Saturday. - ' Portland men included in the party are: William C. -Condit, "Walter ' M. Bain, Arthur S. Moulton. Charles M. ' Keyser, E. D. Hunter, John L. Ness, Robert I. Rlngler. Others are Arthur T. Allen, Corvallis; Walter K. Belt, Cor vallla; Herbert N. Bruce. Astoria; Or--ll Bodle, Bay City; Arthur B. Chris , Hansen, Moro; Otto Cantrall. Ruch; Donald Conklln, Ontario ; Lee L. M. Dur . ham, Hetnet, Cal. ; Wendell H. Denlinger, ' Maple 'Wood; Eugene L. Freeland. Ore : (on City ; Roechel M. Groves, Lebanon ; - . Earl Hutching. Brownsville ; Wesley O. "Inman, Vader, Wash.; Eugene J. Keller, - Astoria; Morrice Kaegi, Wilbur; Albert g Loy, Independence ; Morris Leve, Los . Angeles; Carl D. Long-; Oakland : Thom- as Levitt. Oregon City ; Marlon McCart. i ' Selma, Cai. 4 Curtis Miller, Union ; Allen McComb, Klamath Falls ; Robert A. Mc , Clanathan, Astoria ; Karl I. Neuhaus, ; Verndale, Cal. ; William M. Perry. St. i Helens ; George D. Peavy, Corvallis ; Charles JT. Russell. Pendleton ; Phillips 7, B. Sweeney, Walla Walla ; Harold B. Schmlnkey, Eagle Creek; Diego A. Se- villa, San . Isldro, Philippine Islands ; Floyd - L. Sigmund, Salem ; Lewis II. 1 TuthiH, -Butherlin ; Floyd B. Willert, Thomas. Okla.; Wilbur Weed, Beaver Is ton, and Robert Watt of Bay City. Blood Transfusion Saves Woman; Hero Is Belmont Youth Hood River, June 19. Verties Smith of Belmont, learning that Mrs. Sana "Campbell, was ? critically 111 and that good blood was wanted to tlda her over the crisis, volunteered to submit to the operation. The' traiisfusion was success ful and the patleot is Improving. ; ; In Twenty -third -Term ". Hood River. June 19w For tbe twenty third time, M. II. Nickelsen was named Hood River school clerk at the annual meeting of the school board, J. W. Crites was elected a school director. In place of E.' O. -Bianchar. Mrs. Newhani In England Hood River, June' 19. Mrs. E. C. Newham, wife of the Rev. E. C. New ham, who. left here with her infant daughter to visit her parents in Ens land, has arrived at her destination. v Noted Physieian Dies Chicago, June 19. fl. N. S.) Prepa rations are being made here today to receive the body of Dr. Harry J. Hais- "BEST OF ALL BALMWORT KIDNEY TABLETS . Mr Wra. E. Bryant, R. F. D.. Bryantville, Mass., writes: "I am xtsinz your Balmwort Kidney Tablets and find them the very best of anything I have ever tried. 1 have tried lots" of other remedies," etc. Pains in the back, rheumatic pains, frequent, scanty, highly colored, smarting pains, etc.. tell you that Kidneys and Bladder are not doing their regular duties. Balmwort Kid ney Tablets correct and revive their activity. Sold by all drug gists. Adv. elden, noted Chicago physician, who died at Havana, Cuba, where he had gone to" spend a vacation. t.. Cerebral ' hemor- Heiselden waa heat known for his de nanes of medical ethics In 1915. when he refused to operate to save the life rhage was the cause of his death. Dr. of Baby ;BolUnger s. defective Infant. Dobbs i i- ..:(:- StraWS and Panamas Here you will find a complete .assortment from which to choose. ; Wear a Dobbs and add to your summer comfort. $5.00 and Up B MEN'S WEAR Corbett Bldg., ' Fifth and Morrison f m m m X m I f I f ; t i t I B CfHE NEW RECIPE. T7 cubnaiydelighl in the days of yesteryear redolent of the 7 B 1 suet memories of domestte toys. What delicious anticipation attended the creation of R J the new deUcacy-the new dish the dainty, delectable morsel ttat tickled the palate h and gave the finishing touch, to a sumptuous dinner! ' x p 3 ' fa c k Some women are good bread bakers. Others aren't, Under identical conditions one makes light bread, the dther heavy. Even if the materials used by different bakers were the same, gfettifa would be better bread - . Our superior facilities,' our modern: equipment, our- skilled 'h bakers, bur efficient methods would result in- better bread. But Jbakets don't all use the same quality of materials. There is per haps more skimping now than ever before. Don't take chances. You can be sure of 1 worth in let!W(03A. It's a saving loaf. It's size represents a bie saying iin materials , and labor, over the smaller loaf. Keeps better! too., Belsureltouse Roy TftaLGQcfl Old FasWoncd tas!ew al-Bakery & Conf eqtipnery 7JNO r-. m TT T lUii J'9 This firm buys very little of merchandise from manufacturers, but most of the goods which supplies the store are BANKRUPT or SURPLUS STOCKS,, which this firm buys at a song, and therefore you can buy goods in this store in a good many instances below manufacturer's cost. If you believe in economy "then read every item below and come to share these wonderful Bargains. Shoes f or the Whole Pamily at MEN'S SHOES $3.69 Thls lot eoaslsts ef brdkea Uses la men's shoes i lace or bsttoe; English or broad toes. Value 5. Men's Canvas - Shoes $1.98 Brows canvas sboes with leather trimmings. 93 valae 1.98. Boys' Shoes $3,98 Boys' English sboes la black or mahogany; leather soles. Sacrificed at S3. 98. Ladies' Cloth ' Top Shoes $3.98 Ladles' black vamp, gray eioth top shoes; mediant Tamp and hel. Reg alar SS.6S, now $3.98. Ladies' Juliets $1.79 Ladies' JnUett; - robber heel. All sizes. Begalar IS. Men's Florsheim Shoes $7.45 Mti'i Florsheim shoes ' la black or tun ; batton or lace. Begalar 111, oa sale 97.415. Men's Vici Kid' , "Shoes $5.85 Mea's vkl kid shoes la klaek Or taa. . uedlam toes all Goodyear welU IS grades, aow 95.85. Men's and Boys' Oxfords $1.98 A big llae of mea'f aad bovs' - .sf.rde la gaametal, taa or patent; assorted tlxea. Valaes p to $S. Choice 91.98. Men's Outing Shoes $2.98 These shoes come la blaek or taa; leather or elk soles. A wonderful summer shoe at 92.98. Boys' Shoes $2.98 We have few boys roagh. wear shoes in black or taa; some doable sele. Begalar 94.50. ' - Ladies' Kid Shoes $4.98 A faU Una of flies la ladles' black vici kid shoes; L heel. 17.60 grade 94.98. Girls' White Canvas Shoes ; $L48.- White eaavas high shoes, aa- tnre last, for girls. Sixes a to lift oalr. Men's Logger Shoes $9.50 We have a big assortmeat of Bergmaaa's A Carrla loggers, calked or plain. . Begalar lit, aow 99.50. Boys' Scouts - $1.98 Taa boys scosts, elk sole splendid sammer shoe for lit; tie fellow i. Tennis Shoes 98c Hea's white or black, low or high tennis shoes, 98. Children's Shoes $2.48 A weaderfal llae ef ealftkla shoes la black batton or lace atari last. Sizes 8tt to 13. Men's Army Shoes $4.98 This Is a dark taa army shoe made oa a Alaasoa last; soft cap. Kegnlar 17; go at 94.98. Muleskin Shoes $2.48 Men's muleskla shoes. Splea did shoe for - rongh wear. Leather sole. Oa sale at 92.48. Barefoot Sandals $1.48 A brekea line of tan or moked horse sandals; elk or leather soles. Itegslar I3.&I grade at 91.48. Ladies' Shoes $1.48 Brokea lines of ladles shoes la vlel kid or calfskin, bittoa or laee, ay to 15. LadiesVWhite 'Canvas Shoes 4 $1.98 Ladles white eaavas shoes, high or lew covered heels. All sizes. .Begalar It go at S1.98. Ladies Pumps $5.49 Ladles vamps aad oxfords la dall kid or patent leather UUst stales. 170 valae. White Canvas - : Scuf f ers 98c A weaderfal sammer shoe for beys or girls white ran vas scatter with elk soles. All sUes. Ladies' Nubuck Oxfords $2.98 White Vabaek Oxfords, three aaarter enameled heel, per rated toe. Ik grade. Ladies' Hiking Boots ' $7149 A few pair of ladles tan hik ing boots, II to 14 inches Blgh sizes I Mi to 7 V.. Keg alar 111. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING MEN'S SUITS 0 $9.85 Good serviceable Men's Suits in conservative) mod els; regular $15.00, now $9.85. MEN'S SUITS $13.65 A nice assortment of men's Swiss in stripes' or Scotch tweeds; valaea up to 920.' MEN'S SUITS $16.85 1- sL!. w.aft1 flwiJt an uus f ww m m easter worsted "also blue serges a real value at $2!u go at SI 6.85. SUITS $4.35 If your bos can wear a sixe 1 6, 1 7 or 1 8 you can get a real 915 suit for S4.35. SUITS $8.65 Boys' blue serge suits. Good make. Retail any. wbere else for $15. PANTS AND OVERALLS KHAKI PANTS ' $1198 Mea's khaki pants, made with bell loops aad flap pockets. MEN'S PANTS $1.49 Mea's bias cotton serge pants. Excellent valae at 81.49. OVERALLS $1.48 Painters' white overalls, TJaloa Made, at ' 1.48. MEN'S OVERALLS $1.29 Mea's bias striped overalls, medlam weight, 91.29. RIDING PANTS $3.48 Mea's khaki riding pants, belt loops, flap pockets. HATS AND CAPS MEN'S HATS $i;i5 Brokea lines of mea's kats. Assorted slses aad colors ap to IS oa sale 91.15. PANAMAS $2.85 Mea's Faaamas la the latest shapes, -go at 82.85. STRAW HATS 98c Brokea Uses of men's straw sailors. Talaes ap to . II choice 98?. SUMMER HATS 79 c Big lot of sammer silk or kbahl hats good for motor ing; or outlsg. Regalar IS, aow : 70t " MEN'S CAPS 79c Assorted line of men's caps la light or dark shades ap to ll.Se 79e. SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR MEN'S SHIRTS 98c Mea's blaa ehambray aegll gee shirts, extra collar to match. Begalar 11.71 go at 98. ....... NEGLIGEE SHIRTS 79 c : ! hf ea's aegllgee shlrta with soft or stiff caffsi beaaUfal patterns; sizes 14 to 17. Beg alar IUII grade. MEN'S UNDERWEAR 49c Mea's Balbriggaa anderwear, food sammer weight, fttzes t to 4s. Per garmeat 49. MEN'S UNION SUITS. 98c Mea's Balbriggaa aaiea salts, closed crotch. Regalar ll.tl grade oa sale 98?. BOYS' UNION SUITS 58c Boys'" athletie anion salts, ftleevsless, knee, length, at 58d. MEN'S GARTERS 19c i Assorted colors of mea's reg alar tie garters at 19c MEN'S SUSPENDERS 39c Bxeelleat, strong webbt also tbe Bresldeat saspsaders, at 39. TIES J9c Big assortmeat of mea's fonr la.haad ties. Begalar lie ea ssie 19. MEN'S KERCHIEFS 7lc Mea's blae or red baadaaa kerchiefs. , - . - MEN'S HOSE 12c Mea's seehs la black or browa. tie grade at 12H. For quick service bring this ad. with jrou ancl check up what you need. "y Alder, Corner Second The Store -With the Yellow Front - - A'