THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY, V AUGUST 15, 19. A Permanent Hair Waife Will insure a Happy Vacation -and Will B e Doubly Appreciated During the Rainy Month Just Around the Corner, Balcony," r IJ. HALL THEFT, Take Home a Loaf of Hot, Golden Crusted Bread, Some Rolls and Some Delicious Pastry ' ' ; - Out of the Ovens at 2 P. M. Saturday, -Tip Top Inn Bakery Eighth Floor. ECONOMY BASEMENT REDUCED PRICES ADVERTISED LAST NIGHT WILL BE IN EFFECT SATURDAY ' ; (While Quantities Last) SAY INSPECTORS Clarence Vandoiy and -Ed. Ring , Admit Taking Cash and To , bacco, Declare Detectives. MANY ROBBERIES REPORTED i cfTMerchandise of Merit Only Iiavite Ybu to Save "on FasliioiiaBle NewT-hiiig's. forY While a Number of "Sales for a Day" Give You Single Items at Equally Great Savings! , Complaints to Police Indicate City Is Swamped by Wave of Petty Peculations. YOUTHS CONFESS PO Two alleged burglars were, cap tured and two burglaries cleared up Thursday, night, when Inspectors Goltz and Howell arrested Clarence Vandoiy, IT, and Ed Ring, 19, Whom thejr saV have confessed to robbing the Multnomah poolroom, 341, Mor rison street. The place was entered Wednesday night and a quantity of cigarettes and $17.50 in cash -were stolen. About $22.50 was stolen two months ago. -The Officers have recovered nearly all the cigarettes and part of the money. . They report the boys made a full confession. Vandoiy will be tried in the Juvenile court. - Q. TV. Sullivan of 14 First street re ported to the police that a storage bat tery had been stolen from his' automobile truck while lt,',was parked for a few minutes Thursday at East Twenty-second and Salmon streets. APARTMENT IS ISTEREO Someone evidently with ulrior mo tives broke" the Yale lock off the front door of the Grand-Oak apartments, Wed nesday night, according to a report made- to the police by the manager, J. - M, Brown. Inspectors Goltz and Howell scout the burglary, theory, believing a tenant lost his key and used- this means of gaining access to the apartments. Inspectors Hellyer and Leonard hur ried to 199 Blandena avenue Thursday night in response to a burglary call at the home of R. Mason, but when they arrived: they found that nothing had been stolen. Someone -had entered the house during the family's absence and ransacked - things, but nothing of value v as stolen. TIRES ARE STOLEX i i i I i NaT I r Inspectors Van Dusen and Russell lo cated several tires and inner tubes stolen from the Broadway Tire Shop '. i Wednesday night, when about $200 worth of automobile accessories were stolen. The cache was found behind a sign - board about 200 feet from the shop. This is the third time this place had been robbed recently. " The thief who entered the home of Mrs. Barr at 731 Everett street chose I the basement for his scene of opera - tlon. making away with part of the family laundry. Another tried the room ' of R. K. Clark In the Barton hotel and ti- was rewarded with a suit of clothes. -F. A..Kenny of 852 Depauw street, while f 6 ' the latter was eating supper, and stole his bicycle. Captain Circle has as 4 S signed detectives to each of the above cases, v ' J " Inspectors Mallet and Tichenor located a vacuum cleaner in a pawn shop yes- ' terday which was Btolen several days ' - ago from the home of M. C. Davis, who has moved to' The Dalles since the rob- : bery was committed. . Act of Streetcar , Held Reckless; 2 , Collisions Result Alleged , reckless driving of art Irving ton' streetcar resulted In two collisions at the corner , of Multnomah and Grand avenue Thursday afternoon. The street car; was- approaching the turn from Multnomah. Into Grand avenue and slowed dowii as if to stop for passengers who were waiting at the curb, but In stead of making the stop, witnesses de clare, the car suddenly shot forward at full speed, colliding with a motorcycle : and later with an automobile going north on Grand avenue. Jack Harper, 1168 East Seventeenth street worth,, who was riding on the motorcycle, was seriously injured and taken to St. Vincents hospital. Mrs. L.. E. Reed, of Ridgef ield. Wash., driver, of the automobile, was taken to Emergency hospital and later .removed to St. Vin cents, where it was found that she had suffered painful injuries. Frank' Swartz of Ridgefield, who occupied the auto with Mrs. Reed, received cuts and bruises about the head. The streetcar was driven by A. D. Kidd.' " Light Cruiser Sinks AtHutrahce to Suez Canal; Many Killed London, Aug. 15. (U. P.) A dispatch . to the Dally Mail, from Sues reported to day, that the Italian warship Basilicata had. been sUnk at the entrance of the Sues canal by an internal explosion. "Heavy- casualties were reported. The Basilicata. a light cruiser, was completed in 1S14' and had a displace ment of 25,560 tons. Its length was 149.9 feet. The ship was intended for colonial service, its speed being adequate for em ployment as & scout. Remedy Granulated Eyelids Red.7eal,raf ery Eyes Ml Guaranteed In eight lessons. , Ladies, $2.50. Gentlemen, $5.00, at DeHoney's Beautiful Academy, 23d and Wash ington. New .summer classes start. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings, & to 11 :30. Plen ty of - desirable partners and practice. Nq embar rassment. Private les sons - all hours. Learn from professional danc ers. ; Phone Main' 7656. (Adv.) . , i o o I I I i i New, Famous Wmhrite Mocha KM loves Special $2.49 Slightly Imperfect An opportunity to buy washrite Mocha jjlov;s in pique and P. X. M. styles with self and contrastinii em broidery. Imperfections are so nejrliKibie as to scarcely deserve mention. Gray, mode, mastic, pearl, field mouse and white. Bargain Square, Street Floor, Lipman. Wolfe & Co. Special, W omen's Pure Thread Silk Hose $ 1 .39 Sub-standards )nlv a manufacturer of the highest standards would call these stockings "sec opds" so difficult , of de tection are the irregularities. Lisle garter tops rein forced toes. S'i!es and heels. Black and a few of the most wanted shades. ' - Street Floor. Lipman. Wolfe & Co. Go "Dancing" In a Sports Corset $3.95 Modern dancing as much' as all sports reauires graceful freedom and to attain this freedom and at the same time mould the figure in the way it should go the Sports Corset has been evolved. - - This model is of flesh pecon striped material, with elastic at waist hook front, lace back style. h: Fourth Floor, Lipman. Wolfe & Co. Numbers of Men and Women Shoppers - Have Told Us k The "Ties In This Sale Are Incomparably Good 1200 You'll Say So, Too When you see the new pat terns , the shapes, the colors. You'll Want Several When you see and feel the heavy silH and satins. - - More Ties Added Another Very Special Purchase Just Received " But it's not their number, it's the won- You'll say so when you see them you'll derful quality of the silks and the richness " , .. ,, . of the patterns that make these ties incom- say so more emphatically when you, learn . parable. what splendid service they'll give. Fiber Silk PAJAMAS $4.95 A Special Purchase Beautiful flowered de signs and s o f t shades of plain blue, pink, lavender a n d ;pongee distinguish these silky pajamas, n The same make': has been selling in regular stock for it good deal morel5 ; Street Floor. Pure Thread Silk SOCKS Silk Lisle SOCKS 45. 35 Slightly Imperfect In fine silk hose such as tfiese, the slightest irregular ity causes them to be classed as sub standards. You reap : the benefit in securing prac? tically perfect, socks at less than half the price of "firsts." Black, brown'tahd cordovan in all sizes to -start the day. Lipman, Wolfe, Just Inside Washington 3 Pairs, $1,00 First : quality socks in black, white, gray, mahog any and tan. all sizes. Made with doubly reinforced heels and toes. Perfect silk lisle socks such as these are very spe cial indeed at 3 pairs for . $1.00. St. Entrance. Tailored Hats For Elarly Fall ; ; : $7.50-$8.50-$10 - Sailors both stiffly prim , and coquettishly floprvy and Oriental. looking turbans are In high favor in the Court of Fashion, i - . ..- ,,- , , . i . -Th short back eailor la youthful and becoming- the big droopy sail- ; or with soft flexible edge frames the face flatteringly- and Is most kind to. tired lines. fj! '" ' Smart turbans may be bad In navy, brown, purple, sand or black. Fancy feathers and velvet flowers add to their height and, incidentally, their charm.. , r: ':' ; '-" 'v: .v " Taffeta,, velvet and combinations in both types of hats. " - Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. NewGeorgette-CrepedeChine Blouses Special $5.95 One can always use one morej blouse and these days of soaring prices it is the part of wisdom to take advantage of an "offer like this. - . ! . Fine, firm ' quality Georgette and I crepe de chine recognized - by fashion as the standard' fab rics for blouses. These are tail ored and novelty styles. Neck -line variety a-plenty. ' Dainty, lace, wee tucks and pleats are significant adornments. White, navy and all the wanted V shades. Value extraordinary. Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. From the Simplest Neckpiece to the Most Magnificent Fur Coat You can now effect definite, decidedly substantial savings on fine pelts, fashionably styled for fall and winter, 1919. - -"Present prices are marked on green ticketsUrices effective September first on white tickets, so you can easily figure the reductions "'Ai&fifoast Sale of JTrs Some of the Pelts Some of the Styles Coats, coatees, capes, dolmans, scarfs, . , Hudson seal, lynx, Scotch Mole, Nutria, stoles, etc. - - Coney, Squirrel, etc. Convenient payment may be arranged and we will store furs till you are ready to wear them. Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Whether the New Fall Suit Is to Have Knickers Or the First' Long Trousers Now Is the Time to Buy It t and Save At $12.75 At $27.50 . Sizes 6 to 18 : . '-... .r.H At thls.very low price for - -a really good suit we give you tweeds and cassimeres in ; brown,-gray and green mix-."; tures. -' Smartest styles and the knickers are full lined with double seat and knee.' Boys' Excellent Wash '.. . Fifth Floor, Lip Sixes 34 to 38 j A number xt clean-cut "''jwaist-Ilne suits In the want ;ed dark patterns. - Very $pe ! cial valutf. "First long trouser suits" ,-jand clothes for all younger ! young men up to $60.00. Suits as Low as $1.59 man Wolfe & Co. . Juniors and Children's Everyday Garments Greatly Reduced But still another instance of the Lipman, Wolfe policy of clearing stocks while the merchandise is in seasonable demand in this sale you will be able to effect undreamed of savings on children's and Juniors' garments that may be put right on and worn well into the fall season. I - Junior Capes and Coats 25 Capes priced S7.50 to 20 t -15 Girls' and Juniors1 Coats 3.25 to 814.25 ' ...-. , Child's Coats and Capes 25 Blue Serge Capes 95 and 96. 50 12 Blue Serge Coats $5.95 to SJ12 15 Silk Coats good quality. Blue, rose, rreen and - 30 Black and white Check Coats are very special , ;at S3.SO - Girls ' Junior Dresses -i-30 Smart Silk Procks-navy, rose,' Copen and tan WooPi?reBe$f'.9,5 to 923.35 . Girls' Junior Garments : IS Suits at 87.25 to 831 ' s 35 Girls Wool Sweaters 82.95 and, g.t.flX Fourth Floor, Lipman. Wolfe "& Co. Saturday Last Day of the Dinnerware Sale . Remainder of 500 Sets Edwin M. Knowles ' China Dinnerware 23-Piece and ST-Piece Sets Special $3.45 to $8.90 Sixth, Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Only OneMoreDayofthe Sale of Blankets North Star, Hudson and Other - Famous Makes at Special Prices SATURDAY ONLY Second Floori Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Women's Favorite Style Lisle Vests 35c 3 for $1 Extra Sizes 40c Fine ribbed.' vest with strap made to stay on the shoulder. Street Floor. " Lipman. Wolfe & Co. Women Demand More and - More Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs 25 Smart novelty kerchiefs to tuck in waistcoat, pocket or cuff; Figured designs in colors to har monize with any costume! Street Floor. ,' Lipman. Wolfe & Co. Delicious Morsels KLOflLD 1 Chocolates $1.50 Like our Effermays, tney. are aristocrats of the candy kitchen. Street Floor. Lipman.. Wolfe & Co. i Team 20 -Mule Borax Soap 1 0 ' BAR'S Saturday Only ... No Phone 'Orders We cannot deliver , any and must . limit 10 bars to a customer, at this price. - New Kitchen Conveniences Little Things to Simplify the Home Tasks Best Yet Strainers. 25c y ; Wooden dish drainers, " S2.25 1 Wooden sink racks. 2 i sizes. 45c 55c ! Clothes Pin Bags. 20c ! Kerr Fruit . Jar Let the factory expert demonstrate to you the advantages of the Kerr Fruit Jars and canning requisites. Use Economy or Self Sealing Jars to obtain the, best results. 'Household Efficiency Section, Eighth Floor, ' . ; ' . . . Lipman, Wolfe ft Co. , Tinsel Dish Mops.' 3 sizes. 25c. 30c 40c Bread Boards 45c to $2 Round Rice moulds. . 3 sizes. SI. 25. $1.50. $1.80 Demonstration THIS STORE USES NO COMPARATIVE PRICESTHEY ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN UNTRUE