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TWZ OrJXSOII DAILY 'JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY, JULY 17. 1210. r TOWN TOPICS Traveler to all point of tbe United Steles or abroad shealit take adventac of eipewnoed ia formation and eei-rlcR oerwi thraach Tin Ore gon Journal Travel Bureau, in personal daw of Doraey B. Smith. Railroad ticket mad eteaae-ahl-booking arrasce). Foreic eehan(e tweed. InfomaUoa siren regarding passport. v COMINO CVIMT - Columbia Hive Bate Case bearinf. CoarU botue. Jty 81. .... Karen' wwk, Aarnit 4 to National Editorial Asoeitifti, aerost 8 to 10, : ' HUM Elk eoTenUon, Klamath Jr" all. Aofiut 14 to 16. - fipokane ' Interatat fair. Spokane. - Weah., September 1 to I. . - - Walla Walla fair, .Walla Walla. Wash., Sep. . trmber 8 to 13. ' . , v Multnomah Coonty fair, and Manufacturer ' sbew, September IS to 29. Takinsa Stat fait. Yakima, Wash., Sapless ber IS to 20. '"" -'V - - Pendleton Boand-Cp, Pendleton, Or., 8ep tesiber 1 to 21. , . Ninth Annual Pacific International IAtocl ; Exposition. Portland, November 17 to 22. ' TODAY'S FORECASTS Portland and vtetnltr Toaisbt and Friday. ' fair: northwesterly wind. - . .. , Orrcon and Wssbinstow Tonifbt and eri , day. fair west portion, fair and oooter east pot- tion; senile nortawenterlj wind. , , - - Weather cosditioks- A low praam ana of nntatual importance is ' apparently central in , northern Saskatchewan. ; mtendiac southward orer ail of th western half of the United. State except the north Pacifta lope. Hicn prewar area. are central orer th ; lake region and off toe north Pacific coast. , 1'reei'pita.Uon ha occurred on the north Atlantic : eoaat and at scattered station In the Golf state. Arizona. Utah, British Colombia and Al berta. The weather is much wanner orer a belt reachinf from north.ra Nevada to North Ilskot and i aaocb cooler in part of Wuli; inston, BrtUab Columbia and Albert. - la ; part of Idaho and Montana the temperature la more than liO.desre. snore normal. The tem peratnne i below normal in the central, eastern and southern state ana on in extreme norm Pacific coU ; KIIWAKU IWIiUA OBSEKYATIOS5 r TEMP. Il il o o .04 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 a 0 0 ,24 .12 0 0 .02 0 0 O . STAJTIOJiS- I! if 8 Kin h Baker Or. ..... ... .. . i Boise. Idaho .......' " Boston. ,- Maaa. . . . . . . Chicago, 111. THnrer, Colo.: Kureka, CaU ... . 'resao, CsL ; . . ....... Han. Moat. ......... Ksnsa CUy. Mo........ 1m Angeles, Cal..,,.... Marabfieid; Or. ........ Medford. Or. ......... Memphis. Tenn. . . ...... Miswula, Montr . . . . . . . . New Orleans. Ia . . . . . . . -68 72 68 66 60 80 72 76 70 66 42 66 ' 60 76 70 &2 64 74' 78 62 80 S B8 68 64 70 64 60 62 68 60 48 62 60 60 68 64 103 tn 72 84 56 104 102 88 84 4 OS 84 .102 New Tork, N. 1.. Nome, Ahuk ... . - . . . .. North Head. Wash......... Oklahoma City, Ok la. ....... Phoenix. Aria. ........... . Pocatello, Idaho Portlaiid.- Or. . . . 4 . , Bed Blnff. Cel............. ' Boeeburg, Or. ............. bsyramento, CaL ........... r St. Louia,' Ma ttt Paul. Minn. . . ...... . , .. Salt Lk City, tuh . . . . . . . Hao IHego, Cal. . . . . . . . . . . . Hail Francisco, Cel. ......... Seattle. Wash. Spokane. Wash. ....... . Taceaae, 'Waab. ........... Tstooah ' Island.' Wash. ...... Vancouver, B. C Victoria, B. C Walla Wall. Weah ........ . ytahington. X. C. ........ 7 62 64 SO 98 8 80 104 03 10O 8ft 84 84 74 , 60 74 O 0 0 0 o o o 0 0 o .06 o 100 T8 7 . . 102 7 ' jaaima, waen 10O () P. M. report of preceding day. - THBJFT STAMPS WAS SAVINGS- STAMPS On Sela at Busines Office. The Journal. Tos Don't Want to . disgust your friends with ugly cavities and ev smell ing: breath caused by decay f teeth. And etlll, yoa may be among the overwhelming- majority -of men and women who liavb 'iyoirhcA and don't know It The rymptosns of this . tooth scourge are bleed Ins. puffy or receding: gums. Once it seta a firm hold, it means almost cer tain loss of teeth. If you have, a symp tom, lose no time. See ths specialists of the Bmlth-Lopg: Service, preventive den tint, third floor Bush-Lane building, Broadway and Alder.' Examinations free. Adv. , -, Slaisachsietti Tldtors Coming Two special car carrying about 75 members of the Massachusetts Forestry associa tion,, vrill arrive in - Portland via the Oreat z Northern railroad July 24, ac rordinar to reuorta received bv' the rail road aisengrer department in Portland. The party will stay in Portland for three -days and then proceed-to Medford, Kla math. ' FaHaand ' Crater Lake, leaving the southern part of the state for San Francisco July. 3L .v ;;. . .-, A. 0. TJ, W. Dasee And card party Friday night, K. P. hall. Eleventh and Alder streets, 8 o'clock. Members and friends welcome. Adv. "Will ; Talk on Xeafne Under the auspices of the Bahal assembly, Mrs. Charlotte Gillen f Seattle will give a talk on the League of Nations as out lined by ; Abdul . Bah a, on ' Friday eve ning in room H of the public library,- Shepard Ante B11 llaei St, Helens, Hood River, Bridal Veil, Cascade Locks and 'all way points. . Leave St. Charles hotel on schedule time. For informa matlon caU Marshall 43 SL Main 830, A 361L Adv ' A. O. U. ' W. Danes and card party Friday night, K. P. hall, Eleventh and Alder streets. 8 o'clock. Members and friends welcome. Adv. . : -f : ' Steamer ' Jessie " HarhJas for Camas, -Waahougal and. way landings, daily ex cept Sunday, leave Alder street dock at 2 p. m. Adv. t ! Steamer Iralda for St. Helens and Rainier, -daily at t :30 p. m foot of Alder street. Sunday, St Helens only, 1 :30 p. mu Adv. Hadley Silver, tailors, make depend able clothes. 100 Sixth street, corner Stark.-Adv. -- SI Ilk Diet Treatment The Moore Sanitarium. Phones, Main 6101, East 47. Boxwood, Slab wood, Cord wood, Mult nomah Fuel Co. Main 654ft; A-2116. Adv. . Halreattlng you will like. The Market Barber Shop. 187 4th at YamhUL Adv. RalreatUnr That Ii Right The Market barber shop, 187 Fourth, at Yamhill. Ad. - For Safety Boxes go to 284 Oak. Adv, Body Awaiting Identification . No further or more positive identifi cation has been obtained by the coroner on the body of the man who was found floating in the Willamette river Wednes day morning by; Itjr Qrappler Brady. -A. government registration car bearing the name Ivar Naslund, Route 2, Oregon City, was' found in the. 'man's pocket, but so far Oregon City officials have been unable to locate relatives. ' .'" I Ilawabees - in-? Convetttion , ' " . vuic-ttsu, , 4 uiy ii. ins supreme lent of the Maccabees .in edhventioa here voted that no change in insurance rates should be made. J. W. Sherwood of Portland, Or., wi elected supreme master-at-arms. Optometrist VACATION OR SUMMER SUSSCRIBER8 When rofna a war for the summer or on Tur vacation, bare The Journal follow row t the regular rate of lSe per week, or the following aerate mu supply Jrou at ' regular -sit -rates,.. . - ' i- . Barvtew, Or. Era F. Daridwm. r Br City. Or. Mr. T. A. Oillen. ' . Cannon Beeca rEeala. Or. H. I Harris. . Carson. Wash. Carl B. Smith, also bhip- Berd's prlr.es. - , Caribakn, Orj Mr. 8. McMDlam. ...... Gearharf, Or. Jeaon McCune. - Long Beach. Waahttalph Frag. , , Manhattan Beach -Mrs. G. t Huston. ' Maoaanita Beach-trail O, KardeU. ' Neab-aUh-Nia. Or A. C. Aadenoa. ; r Kehalem. OTv Nebalea Drag Company. NetarU. Or. Mrs. M. F. Croav . Newport. Or. M, & Hunt - . ; Oceaa Park, Wash. W.- A. Parent ; , ? Bockaway Beach. . Or. 9. P. MUltr. Seaside. Ob -Jason McCnoe, Ievis Pros StOre. - ,.:'i.-f-.-- :f-... rleavfew, Watnv Ralph Prag. ..-;.,. ' Ten Mil Lake Ixil fit. Denni. : Tfllasaook. Or. John Plasker. . ' Twin Bock. Or D. J. Van Scyoe. " Wilhett Spring F.. W. McLaren. , ' - Southern Pacific -Eailroad's Income : Decreases in Tear - ' ? - " .- " v 5 " 1 snswSamaaanswswMsnnn ' - " Showing that the net revenues of the Southern Pacific railroad decreased S14 480,832.35 during the year ending De cember 31. Mil, the, annual report of the railroad was issued Wednesday. The report shows rthe difference la oper ating1 expenses' during the first year of" government operation as compared "with the last year of private control. ' Operating revenues, according to the report, were 3222,611.206 during 1918, an Increase, of $27,639,716. Operating expenses during the year were $162,722, 37 1. an ; increase of 842,120,549. Xespite the loss, the net revenues were shown to be $52,888,834 in 1J18. The net rev enue in 1917 was 373,369.6$6. - , - 'Reporting on the advance in freight rates, the record points out particular facts to show that the public has the wrong conception in believing that the freight . rates made effective this last year caused any appreciable increase in the cost of living. Eastern. Tourists ' Arrive in Party; Here for Two Days A special party in charge of Richard W. Nutter of Maiden. Mass., of the Colpitts-Beekman Tourist company, ar rives in Portland this afternoon to re main two days. This party consists of : Mrs. Mary F. Baker, Boston. Mass. ; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burn a. Somerville, Mass. : Mr. and Mrs. W, B. Chamberlln, Fram ingham, Mass. s ; Mrs. M. L. Raymond and Miss Helen Raymond of Cincin nati, Ohio. ; Miss O. E. Reed, Bath. Me. ; and Miss Clemantine ; Ritchie, Cincin nati. . . ' . ; . - '. - JDorsey B. Smith of The Journal Travel and Information bureau, has the Port land addresses of these tourists. Dickson Elected To Be Cashier of First National IL B. Dickson, assistant cashier of the First National bank, has been elect ed by the board of directors cashier of that institution, aoaording.to an an nouncement made today -by President Mills. Mr. Dickson takes the place of K. A. Wyld, former cashier, who re signed from that capacity. Mr. Wyld. however, will remain vice-president. Mr. Dickson! has been connected with the First National bank and the Security Savings : and tTrttst. cwnpapr for 20 years. Announcement was also made of the election of L. E. WHUams. -,(.- W. Peters and L. H. Look as assistant cashiers, r' . ' . 1 Lunchfen Is Tendered Oregon Normal School, July 17. A luncheon was tendered to Miss Rosa B. Farrott, head of the English department Who leaves to take up work in New York city. Covers were, spread for 2S. Presi dent Ackerman acted as toastmaster. SIII1I1! 3 - iiiiiiiiniiioiiiiiH 1 BARON i ' Black "kid Oxfords, me dium: vamps all style heels.4 Reduced to $4.95 Brown kid Oxfords, short vamp, all style heels. Re duced to $6.85 A Brown kid hand-welted Oxf oTd, Cuban heel, very smart. Reduced to $7.85 ' Broken lines . of black. a.nd tan Oxfords." Reduced to. the. pair ;..$1.35 ; . -. V r Ladiea' Hikin - . BARON'S : SHOiS STORE - ' " Special Agents for W, L. Douglas Shoes - 1 . 230-232 Morrison Street, Near Second., Ask for S. .H. Green Trading Stamps Given on All Purchases ODDS AND ENDS IN THE NEWS OF TRAVELERS AND HOMEFOLK : Roads Were Good - i Ben H. Sheldon, representative from Jackson county, was a Portland visitor Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon have Just returned from a 3000 mile- automo bile trip through -Southern Oregon, Cal ifornia and a part of Mexico. Mr, Shel don has much to say regarding ; the good roads In California. Ha says that the California f rait growers are lock ing forward to a splendid season and that In general the state appears to be busy and prosperous. Mr. Sheldon, has an apple and pea orchard near Medford. . ' . - -tv. v - predicts Big Crop A Walter M, fttringbam of Imbler. Or is registered at the Seward. Mr. String ham is a merchant and banker and is in the cit to meet business associates and purchase , fall merchandise, lie says that indications are that the wheat crop this season in the Grand Rondo valley will 'pass the 1.500,000 bushel mark,; the largest crop for a number of years.: Mr. Stringhant is accompanied by his son. Ned C. Stringbara of the Imbler State bank. " ' . . ,WUI Bid on Contract - George Rush, contractor and builder of Astoria, was in the city Wednesday, en route to Haines, where he will bid on a $40,000 public school contract The people of Haines, Baker county, recently voted bonds for this purpose and it is their intention to have the . bonding ready for occupancy by Christmas. Mr. Rush erected the new high school build ing at North - Powder. Big Money in Fruit . Dr. Arthur Harth of Lindsay, CaL,' is in the city visiting bis parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Harth. The doctor resided in Oregon for many years but has not been in .Portland for some time. He says that the citrus' fruits shipped from the town of Lindsay reached a value of nearly 82.000,000 last season, - and - the 1919 cropwill exceed this figure. s s . e'ot br That Name" They tell It on a clerk at one of the Vnt.i, fViat el man recentlv asked him if there were any celebrities staying there. "Celebrity," asked the ciera. -how no you spell it?" The man spelled It ; .The clerk scanned he register. "Ns we don't have anyone here by that name' he replied serenely. - -4 '; 'l""--;'"' "';' I- ? ..: ''. Railroad Officials Arrive J. G. Wood worth, vice president of the Northern Pacific railroad: R. C. Blake, vice " president', of the Great Northern railway, and J. ML Connelly, president of the Great Northern, arrived at the Port land this morning. - " ? not Lake Arrivals Hot Lake. July 17. Arrivals at Hot Lake Sanatorium Monday were : Miss Opal, Shappat Union ; C. A. Collins. Tacoraa ; Bernard Eastman, - Payette, Idaho ; Mr. and Mrs. John Klein and Miss : Agnes Kletn, Enterprise ; E. C Galarneau and F. . A. Harris. Baker. . .... ... x Mining Booming , ; Daniel Boyd, attorney, rancher, banker and politician of Enterprise, Is registered ; at the Imperial. Mr. Boyd brings a glowing account of Wallowa county . prosperity, but especially does he insist that there" is about to be some mining excitement in that vicinity. i . , . - To Attend, Grand Chapter Mrs. F.J. Knepper leaves today for Seattle to visit Mrs. Lila Naramore and attend the general grand chapter of the Eastern Star, : " v . . e , '. . Miss Ida M. Tarbell In-City : Miss Ida M. TarelU accompanied by Miss Mary Adel Hays- arrived at the Portland this morning. Miss Tarbell will speak at the Chautauqua , at Glad stone park tonight , Here From Baker f Mr. and Mr a R. S. Eccles of Baker are at trie Benson. The Eccles have large lumber interests In Eastern Oregon. "Had Not Thought of It" , One of the housemaids at the Mult nomah recently entered a room occupied by a bashful young man. "Are you go ing outf.: she asked. - "Well-er-really I 9S SHOE: Mid-Summer Shoe Sale OUR POLICY To Clean Out Seasonable Lines of Footwear Before the Season Ends' 'r We do this in spite of the great advance in price durinr the last few weeks, and in spite of the fact that shoes will be higher this fall than at any. time since the Civil War. This sale will be doubly interesting because the" styles for fall will not differ very much from the general present fashions. : A white Reignskin Shoe with straight tip and military heel w Cuban. Regular $6.00 and $6.50.- Reduced to. $4,05t Same as above in Oxfords, very special. Reduced to. .$3.85 Same in pump style. Reduced to . .... . . ...';..,,.... S3.35 '. All-white kid Oxfords, regf.'$8.50j. Reduced t9. .6.85 Complete line oTKeds and barefoot sandals at reduced prices. Boot, 12-incn top. Reduced hadn't thought of tt. but It would be discourteous to- decline your kind In vitation.' replied the b, y, m. The housw maid fled. - -" Pop Bowers on 1sit H. C (Pop) Bowers, manager of the Donnelly hotel in Tacoraa, and formerly manager of the Portland, Is spending a few-days at the Imperial. - . ; At the Hotels Leslie Butler, well known banker f Hood River, is a guest at the Benson. Herman ; Bambergerr-brother of the former governor of Utah. Is visiting at the Portland front-Salt Lake... , , L. A. Tripp, rancher at Sheridan, is a guest at the Imperial. - - Mr. and Mrsl D. G. Crookschank, who own a store at Hood River, are visiting at the Cornelius. " . " ' ' C M-Turner of the' Saturday. Evening Post, ta registered at the Oregon.- - - H. H. Brians and family, from Tilla mook," are staying at the Carlton. C, W, Mount, mining roan from Spo kane, is a guest at the PortUnd. Du- Walter Morton of the school el commerce of the Univefslty of Oregon, la staying at the Seward. ' Captain Roscoe Fawcett , of the air service to at the Benson. , Mr. and Mrs. George H. Olson and son of Kelso, Wash., are In the 'city to taae home a new car. The Olsons' old car once ran away when parked In the city, and the family decided they needed a new -car with better brakes. The Olsons are staying at the Cornelius. Mr. and Mrs. C J- Calkins of Hood River are guests at the Oregon. Mr. Calkins is a vinegar -and cider manufac turer. 5 ' .. .": , ... r James Jenkins of Centralia is visiting at the Carlton. . . -a. tin O. Meacham of Hood River are spending a few days at the Benson. - The Meachams formerly re sided In Chicago, but recently took up their home In the city ot me inn m.v- bles- " -' ' . jrir. iuiu jr. iwihw -v " - ter, from Medford. are staying at the ComeUus. 1 Mr. Dixon Is the Northwest distributor of the Page woven wire fence. - '--'"i"- " ! John W. Gotter, who owns a large portion of the land In and around En terprise, Is visiting at the Oregon. John A. Davis of Puyallup, Wash., Is registered at-the Carlton. Shoplifters Fined V $25 in City Court Mrs. Stella Pruka and ; Mrs. 'John Pruka of Vancouver pleaded guuty to charges of shoplifting and were fined cob - IuHca ftAiunun In the municipal, court Wednesday afternoon.) jnerchandise was discovered in their possession. Cherry's Charges Less Termsjoo CHERRY CHAT Credit, while it is an Im portant ; feature of Cherry's, is only one of many impor tant, features of special in terest to shoppers. The values offered - by this big credit house are equally, at luring to say nothing of a Wonderful array of styles in both the men's and women's departments. Just now Cherry's is of- ferine some unusual inducements in values and. styles. and you - may se cure anything you want on the most convenient terms just a- few dollars cash and a few dollars monthly. Cherry's. 38-91 Washington St, Pittock. Blocks Adv. ' - STORE I TENNIS SHOES ' at rduc prices ' Child's white termis bait. . .95c Child's white tennis oxf ds. 85c Misses' white tennis oxf Is. 89c Misses white tennis bals. S1.0S Ladies' white tennis bals. SI. IS Boys' white tennis bals.. . $1.15 Boys' white tennis oxfds:..95c Men's white tennis bals. $1.19 Men's white tennis oxfds. $1.09 500. pairs ladies' black Shoes, - mostly small, sizes.- Re--duced to, pair 1.98 to. .$6.50 I Uo Trace Found , fOf "J.:P.:Morley,- ; Say Authorities . . t t ' 1 - - " i . reputy sheriffs had found too" trace today of James P.- Morley, acUng bookkeeper for. the North . Portland Box company, who disappeared Satur day , eolncidently with $2981.98 In cash and ; Liberty bonds and an automobile belonging to the Fashion garage. i . Complaint was made Wednesday night by the .National - Surety company, Mor ley's bondsmen. Previously a warrant charging larceny of the automobile had been sworn to by the garage company when Morley did not return a car he had hired after the contract timet bad elapsed. : , Morleyj was working In"' place of the regular, bookkeeper, who Is on vacation. Alleging that Ills cash did not eujte bal ance, he remained at the box company's offices Saturday after- other employes had gone, ostensibly to trace the rror, Garage proprietors say Morley ap peared there later and deposited a $50 Liberty bond and $5 cash Xocthe rental of a car for one day. Sunday they say he telephoned, supposedly from Xagle Creek, saying be had been delayed and could .not be back when he promised. Since Vien nothing has been heard from him. J , ' . ' I ; ' f Gold Is Discovered In Paying Quantity v On Womaa's Claim Bend, July 17. Gold In paying quan tities has been discovered on the south east side of the South Sister, according to a report of H. E. Vincent of the Deschutes national forest. . The claim from which ore la to be taken was lo cated . about three years ago by Mrs. Alice Boyd of Bend. Machinery Is to be installed; this summer. . . - see Tnrlay .Today. ' Turlay makes good -clothes ; 421 Fail ing bldg, 122Vs Thld at. Adv. ., . rn i Oregon M NBearing? the Brownsville i name, spreading the. ; ! Brownsville fame. Saving you $ 1 0 to $ 5 on s T each suit. . . " S Sofidjal Pants Sak! S pSjFV- pregon All-Wool , LJj .-. jCassimere Pants f?1 Regular $6.00 Values which is $2.25 a leg. ' ""f t pieie une iwecas ana worsteas, xo (.au, rvnaici r'fl -M Suits, $G.50. Khaki Pants, $2.50. Khaki Coats; I if i BrovnsviUe VooIen Mill Store I - Mill-to-Man THIRT AND MORRISON STREETS CamEied! AT THESE LOW PRICES are creaper than freh f iah or freah meait. -the . finest salmon in the country load up. JTAFIe LEAFBRA5D COLUMBIA raeaea oy i. r. 3icuowan, jaeuowaa, wain. -K- v :- :w No. 1 flats. Maple Leaf Brand Salmon, dosen S3.90, each.. .....35- No. 1 tall. Maple Leaf Brand Salmon, dozen $3.T5 each. ...... .,33 Ifo. 1 ovals. Maple Leaf Brand Salmon, dosen $-4.50 each..., ...40 No. flats. Maple Jjeaf Brand Salmon, dosen $2.35 each... ...222 WOW IS THE TIME TO BUT PLOUB This flour is far superior to flour made from new wheat so better buy now It' woq't last long. COFFEE JCITO COFFEE OJCLT 44LB-We win de liver free of charge to your nearest shipping - point or by parcel post. ' : Jsao Coffee at 44 ' ;per lb4 with the guar antee fhat if. this cof fee Is not satisfactory, we" wiQ refund the fall amount of the purchase price. ! ; FLOUR SPECIAL 8perkr, lt-i"''"'" Per hbU.Sll.7S Per sack. - 2.9S VTblte Rose. 4s Per bbk.sil.20 - Per saek 2.85 Sep. rwnole "Wheat Per bbl.SH.00 i Per sack f. 2.T5 MILK Libby Milk, 48 large cans In case. per case. S6.S0I do..S1.65 : LltTby Milk; 98 small cans in case. per case. S9.XO dozen... SO? tTeloban Milk. 48 large cans in ... case.- case. S6.00 ; dos.SlO ' Federal Milk. 48 targe cans in : case, case. S6.25I dos.S1.60 Carnation Milk, 48 large cans 1n ': case, case SO.OOt dos..S1.75 'Carnation Milk. 96 large' cans in case, case S6.50I dos.;..85w- ASPAEAOtlS riv,w, iara white Asoaragus. zKs. ' Libby's Hillsdale Asparagus, short tip. No. 1 tall. Jo. S2.40 eav. 22 Llbby's Brookdale Asparagus Cuts. as. dozen S3.SO, each .,30e Libby's Brookdale Asparagus Cuts, No. 10, dosen S8.75, ech....75 - BEA7TS ; Del .M onto Baked. Beans. smalT, dosen SI i tor t25 D e I M o n t e k Baked Beans. 2s. doz. SI. 75 Each OstBA Okra. Mcllhen ny, N S cans, dosen ..S2.00 8 for 60$ OUT-OF TOW3T PEOPLE TAKE PARTICULAR ?TOTICE All niU- orders will be filled caref nily and prempUy at these lew prices. D. C. BURNS COlviPANY i 208-210 Third St Between Taylor and Salmon Speelar Man Order Service Write for' Meathly Price LItt Member . . greater Portland Avlatlos -Tfbolesaler te Private j -, .. . Pamilles, Uetels and Restaurants . - 1 ' Phone aiala 818. A-1SS8. ' " Portland lien to Ce Guests Hood River. July 17-At the house warming to be given at the Commercial club her Friday night Marshall Dana and other member of the Portland Ad club are to be the guests. I The principal attraction wiip be Frank Branch Riley. Hill Military academy. Portland. Or., has a splendid primary department, Make reservations now. Ad v. When You Come Down Let us clean and . press your suit! Pressing 45c Frenbh Dry or Steam qeaning $125 Well Pressed Is Well Dressed H. E: JOY Unique Tailoring Go. 104 Fourth St. Bat. Washington and Stark . - Wool Suits! and , T The seats are free. . Com- ld LJJ Clothier - SalmnioEi ThU IS BITKK FAKCT AFRIJfG SALMOK Sugar :ar Again -we Offer BEKBI CASE $9.65 CASH, BellTereL ITo C o. D. orders uktn at this price. , - . . Rose of CeyIonTea BLACK Of Inviting, pronounced orange fragrance and heavy body. Regu lar lie, - Special. &0 per lb. RIPE OLIVES Medium Ripe Oliv.es. quartsv per dosen 84.25. each. ...... 40 Medium BJpe (Jlivea. f-os., dosen . S1.50 each 15a Larse Ripe Ollres. gallons, dozen S16.50, each ...,..,..91.50 11 PACK dosen S4.001 each .35 OLIVE OIL (Pempelaa SOT A I, BAIT. vii ve oil) I3TO POWPEB f Pom pe lan Olive 12-oz, cans 35 4$ 2V4-poundr cans at .,,...91.15 S-pound cans at ...... f 2.25 Oil.- gallons, st each t...S5.75 Pompelan Olive ' Oil. half ral- Ulons, ea. S2.85- rompeisn . cllTe Oil. quart, at eacb, ...S1.50 i $4.5 r i v- ::r l Sua Ollg Fat ; Mr Brovn may never into the la!ie agaiii ! IDid you get a good pic ture when your bur . bling friend scrambled ' ashore? ; L If you ; used a Kodak, rwith Eastman 'materia als, you probably did. , And if we. developed and printed the scene, 4 youcerlainly did. , oro f. 4? SIXTH ft C ITT SAMP I aSsBBnSslasmVaanseaa , , mi 286 Morrison St, Between Fourth and Fifth Sts. Next to Corbett Buildins. Beware of imitators and imitation sample shops. Look for Big Sign with the hand-pointing at 280 Mor rison street. . Factory Sample Shop. Just arrived a big shipment of Slimmer Suits, Dresses, V Coats, Dolmanst Skirts and Waists. This "shipment wc3 sent to be sold and to be turned into money at once. Price is no object. . No matter at what price we sell this ' big shipment, we get our small commission. To sell this shipment arthis time of the season we must cut it to much less han half price. Read every item carefully. During this sale the Factory Sample vSho'p will ex change all sale garments and your money back if not satisfied within three days of purchase. 'Mi:, f W Caps'o 1 Oolma.ii! " Values Dresses Silk V Dresses Values to $25 oiuy i Serge Sample Suits. Sample Ccts. Sample Drc::::, Sample Dolmans, Sample Fall Suits. v&Iuss to CC, to be sold quickly at (T "tl O P only . . . . ......... tl) JLCJao C we sell ron LESS oTRliET - W 0H3G n' o To Close Put Values to 025 At Only. to $25.00 r We Challenge Any Store to Compare Prices - " m ,1 i. v . I': i SM01F r mi: : 123 Broadway at WashiraZtoa - f iittttttnttttitititfitittitiMtriMiififitittt fiitirftiittvttitftirt' Sf?rstif((rt ! rfeiirt