The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, August 21, 1919, Page 20, Image 20

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    THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
!C THURSDAY," AUGUST 21; 1919.
PORTLAND, OREGON
N OREGON ARE CU
TELEPHONE COSTS
T
ON SMALLER LINES
Public Service Commission Puts
Maximum Charge Much Lower
Than in Burleson's Schedule.
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1
Change Does Not Affect Pacific
Telephone Company, Which Is
Still Government Controlled,
Salem, Aug. 21. Maximum serv
ice .connection and moving: charges
.for telephone companies operating in
the state of Oregon, with the excep
tion of the Pacific Telephone &
.Telegraph company. Involving ma
terial reductions from the Burleson
made charges, are 'fixed in an order
Issued by. the public service com
mission Wednesday, effective Sep-
. tember 1. Copies of the order. are be
ing sent to all companies affected,
numbering som 300 independent
lines, all o.f which have been released
from government control and re-
. turned to jurisdiction of the state
regulatory body.
- Under" the new schedule the charge for
. Installing an Individual or party line
service in exchanges of 1000 or more
subscribers will toe $3:50, the same-as
under the Burleson rate, tout the charpe
; for smailer exchanges has been reduced
from $3.50 to $2.50.
REDUCED FROM SS.S0 TO $2.50
The charge for installing extension
stations- in exchanges of 1000 or more
subscribers is reduced from $3.50 to $::,
and in exchanges of less than 1000 sub
scribers the charge is reduced from $3.50
to $1.60. .
For Establishing private branch ex
. change service the charge of $3 50 for"
wlv trunk lin rTnrnctinar t h a nrivat
. branch exchange with a central office
and for each telephone, except operators
. telephone sets, connected to the private
, branch exchange, remains unchanged in
- exchanges of 1000 or more. In exchanges
of less than 1000 subscribers the charge
ts reduced from $3.50 to $3.50.
' For establishing service by the use
. of Instrumentalities already in place
upon the . subscriber's premises. and
where no change is made in the type or
" location of these instrumentalities, to
cover directory, switchboard and cir
cuit expense -on each line, the charge
is reduced from $1.50 to $1".
CHARGES IfOT MANDATORY
For moving a telephone from one loca
tion to another in the same room the
charge is reduced from $3 to $1.
For moving a telephone f com one loca
tion to another in the same building,
but not in the same room, the charge
For changing the type of telephone
sets the charge is reduced from $3 to
$1. .
The charges fixed in this order, the
commission explained, are not manda
tory but are simply a maximum charge
for the various classes of service. Some
mailer companies, it was stated, would
perhaps make no charges at all, while
others would perhaps fix a schedule of
charges much lower than these figures.
The charges, it was explained, are
based upon the actual order which was
regarded as a convenience to the in
dividual subscriber, and not to the serv
ice generally, and are intended to allo
cate the expenses thus incurred to the
individual served, rather than to the
subscribers aft a whole.
,8TEADT USERS FAVORED
"Large numbers of subscribers are of
Mnm lea, t.miulont r a wo .. J -
not long retain service in any one loca
tion," reads an explanatpry statement
issued by the commission in justifica
tion of the charges contained in the new
order.
. "For this and other reasons, a demand
ts produced for frequent disconnection,
change and reestablishment of service.
Without some method of assessing the
expenses and losses involved in these
transactions against the Individual sub
scribers, in measure as each is respon
sible, they become a common burden
against all patrons, to the detriment of
the substantial, permanent subscribers,
and to the unjust advantage of short
term and less stable users of the service."
Salvation "Army Is
$10 Richer, While
Donor Teels Lucky
Ion't you think you owe us some
thing for letting you off so easy this
time?" asked the officer in charge of
the police traffic bureau of an auto
salesman Wednesday. The salesman
had parked three cars on a street and
left them for a week, fcontrary to city
ordinances.
'Yes. I do."
"Well." here. then. Donate to the
Salvation army. They do a good work."
"You bet 'they do good work,!' said
the ' auto man. "My nephews overseas
told me all about them. Here's a check
for $10." He deposited the check in
a collection box in the traffic depart
ment. .
Mother Asks Police
To Help Search For
Missing Son of 16
Requesting police aid in a search for
her 16-year-old son Matt, Mrs. Kate
Zen 1550 East Twenty-first street, fur
nished a detailed description of the boy
Wednesday. He- is described as weigh
ing 150 pounds, 5 feet 5 inches tall, with
a dark - complection. and brown hair
and eyes. He was , dressed in a brown
suit, and Sigh shoes when he left home.
Charles -Reed, 228V4 Washington
street,' formerly employed by the Gem
Waffle house at 247 Alder street, was
reported missing by Officer R. II. Field,
who stated that neighbors reported that
Reed had ; about $300 in his possession
when he was last seen.
Canadian Money Depreciated
Hereafter we .'will accept Canadian
money only at a discount of 6 per cent
on face value the only exception being
. 5 ajid 10 -cent coins.. . Our conductors,
agents and tellers have been so Instruct
ed. Portland Railway, Light & Power
company. -Adv.
' ' s " MEIER ft FBAiri'S 1S41ST FRIDAY SURPRISE IaX.ES
Our 25c White Outing Yard, Special at 19d
1200 yards of good light weight, smooth weave white outing , for underwear and diapers,
inches wide. Tomorrow, yard t9c instead of 25c; .' . , ' v.. I , ,
27
40c White "Daisy" Outing, Yard Special 32c
36 inches wide. For women's gowns, pajamas, sheets, etc. myi tes 7J4-yard lengths.
.Meier Frank's;. Second Floor, Fifth Street.
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TH& QualitVStoi
or Portland
. MEIER A FRA51TS IM1ST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE
Our $2.50 Lawn Dress Flouncings, Yard $1.39
F 36 inches wide. With accordion pleated frills: ; Yellow, pink, lavender, white and blue For
women's and misses frocks. 3 yards will make a gown. ; - - '
89c White Voile Dress Embroideries, Yard 69c
.40 inches wide. .Heavy floral patterns. Finishel with scalloped edges. 200 yards.
- '' ' Meier & Frank's ! Main Floor, Fifth Street.
Great Values Tomorrow in the (o-operatiye Sales (Many "By Request'') for Our
1541st
Friday Surpri
se
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MEIER ft FRANK'S lillST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES
Another Lot of Very Unusual ? : '
Silk Blouses $3.45
Mostlv of good crepe de chine a
few of Georgette crepe. . .
White, peach, beige and. yellow.
Some have embroidered collars and
vests like the one pictured. Others
have plain and ruffled collars, pjeate'd
fronts, tuckings and various embroid
eries. Good for all winter wear with a suit
or plaid skirt.
Unusual, surprise values at $3.45.
Meier ft Frank's: Blouse Shop, Fourth Floor.
MEIER is FRANK'S 1541ST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES
Women's 20c Kerchiefs 14c
Shamrock and soft finished lawn handkerchiefs with real
Irish hand embroidered and hand - loom embroidered pat
terns in one-corner effects. Simple and elaborate designs
in white and colors. Neatly made and finished with nar
row hemstitched-hems. f for 80tv '
Meier A- Frank's : Handkerchief' Shop, "Main Floor.
MEIER ft FRANK'S 1S41ST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES
Women's Fine Ribbed Q
TTninn Suite fraiv
5c
Surprise sale extraordinary. Tomorrow while any of 200
garments remain we will sell ' these first quality ' medium
weight ribbed cotton union suits at 85c.
' High neck, elbow sleeves, ankle length and low neck, el
bow sleeves, ankle length styles. Regular' and extra sizes.
Meier & Frank's: Knit Underwear Shop, Main Floor.
MEIER ft FRANK'S 1541ST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE8
Sale of 1500 Pairs Women's '
Fine Light Weight Cape
Gloves
Pair Special Friday
$2.29.
s These gloves are just the kind
for present wear, for fall and
winter. They are suitable for
girls getting ready for school and for teachers' wear.
J
Light weight cape gloves in English styles. One-clasp gloves.
Pretty new shades of ivory, brown, pearl, mode, coffee, tan and
white. Plain stitched or black embroidered backs. Most of the
gloves are WASHABLE. Sizes ,5 to 7V3.
Unequaled' values at $2.29.
Chamoisette Gloves 47c
A limited number of fine -quality chamoisette gloves in two-clasp
style. WASHABLE gloves in mastic, pongee, biscuit, white and
black, i These gloves look like leather and are very durable.
Meier & Frank's : Glove Shop, Main Floor.
MEIER ft FRANK'S 1541ST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES
, On Center Aisle Bargain Square, Main Floor
1000 Yards New Velvets
$1.29
Surprise Sale extraordinary! 1000 yards of new Paon vel
vetsjust received in a remarkable special ourcbase. i
Good quality velvets for coats, jackets, smocks, millinery
trimmings, etc. Wanted .shades of purple, taupe, Dublin,
sand, rose, brown, peacock, navy, coral, etc.
' Meier & Frank's: Center Aisle, Main Floor.
95
MEIER ft FRANK'S 1541ST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES
$1.50 "Sprustex
Oil and Mop
87c
PV This includes the remilar'S 1.00 size Snrus-
o . -- i
y-c-W tex mOD and a f0r hottli.. nf . Snnistv :n?I
$1.50 valueT-for Friday Surprise 87. .
Meier & Frank's : Basement. Fifth Street.
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MEIER ft FRANK'S .1S41ST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES .
On Center Aisle Bargain Square, Main Floor, Fifth Street
Sale lObGl to $ 15.00
Fiber Silkl and Wool Sweaters
30 DIFFERENT STYLES
$5.95
i
Wonderful sale of 1000 new sweaters for .
women All have just been received and all
are perfect qualities.
Fine fiber silk sweaters, all-wool sweat
ers, fluffy Shetland sweaters, worsted and
silk plated sweaters. ,
White, rose, pink, peacock, Copen, old
rose, red, gold, sand, yellow, straw, tan and
green aj-e the colors; many are in effective
combinations.
Slip-on, coat, belted, ruffled and box
pleated f models.
All regular sizes. See our Fifth Street
window' display.
4 Meier & Frank's; Center Aisle. Main Floor.
MEIER ft FRANK'S 1541ST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES
Dress Gobds REMNANTS
A big disposal ofr hundreds of desirable short lengths of woolen
dress goods while any remain tomorrow.
Lengths suitable for a multitude of purposes, all kinds and
colors.
TonorrovY while' any remain EXACTLY HALF the yard
prices. Come early !
J Meier & Frank's : Dress Goods Shop. Second Floor.
MEIER ft FRANK'S 1.41ST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES
i
Apparel Surprises
$5 .
Three extra special Friday Surprise offerings in women's
apparel at $5 "while any remain.
one OTf approval. "No phone orders. No C. O. D's.
I Dainty Wash Frocks $5 .
pi
Fine, quality voile and gingham dresses in light and dark shades as
well as figured effects. Finished With lace inserts and organdy
vestees and, girdles. ? - "
Coats and Capes for $5
The coats are in short lengths and are of good serviceable material.
ie of the capes are reversible tan on one side and navy blue on
other.' The capes are made of Serge.
Soin
the
Plaid Silk Skirts at $5
All silk, plaid skirts with fancy pockets and girdles.
This price $5 takes no -account of costt former selling price or
present worth of the garments. 1
i Meier & Ffank's : Apparel Shop. Fourth Floor.
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IS41ST FRIDAY SURPRISE
Neckwear
25c -:
The lot includes vestees
of pique and novelty cotton
materials, organdy collars
and sets, lace or embroid
ery trimmed . and. .Venise
lace collars and yokes.
White and c r e a.m. ; Also
Georgette crepe collars with
lace. 50c to $1.00 values. "
$8.95-$9.50-$9.95
Scarfs $7.75
Plush and beaver scarfs with
and without" pockets With good
quality plain or fancy silk' lin
ings. Ideal for. early autumn
wear. 12 inches wide, 68 long.
$5.95-$ 1 1.50 Mandarin
Slip-Ons HALF
Mandarin slip-ons of ' change
able taffeta. With tucks . and
belts. Rose, blue, peacly'and
brown. Now $2.98 to 5;75.
( Meier A Frank's J
Neckwear Shop M aln Floor.
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MEIER ft FRANK'S U41ST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES
Friday Sale 1000 Sui
JUST ONE-HALF PRICE
mm
LCr
Toys
This sale represents part of the purchase of the stock of a local manufacturer who has
discontinued making, toys to go into another line of business. Ihe prices are m every in
stance just tuL.v regular. f
fr!".:j,!;;mini!r,)i:i
I
Go-Cars $1.33 I:
Natural finish go-cars
regularly 2.75. 22 inches
high. 6-inch wheels.
Stack Toys 15c
Novelty stick toys
cat or duck. 33 inches
long. 4-iach wood wheels.
Carts 23c-33c
Others at 38c. Red
painted carts with long
handles. Solid wheels.
Wagons 45c-88c
Wood express wagons
with solid wood wheels.
Two sizes.
i . - .
j
i Wheelbarrows 38c
.Novelty wheelbarrows in frog
design. Green with yellow decora
tion. 25 inches long. 5-inch wheels.
Come Early for
Best Selection
: Baby Yards at $2.50
Folding baby yards in natural
wood finish. Fold fiat. When
open cannot fall over or col
lapse. . -Si2e 40x42 -Jnches,- 22
inches Jhigh. t.
Wheelbarrows 30c
Novelty wheelbarrows in rabbit
design. White with Dink and blue
decoration. 25 inches long. 5 -inch
wheels. " . : " ,
Come Early for
; Best Selection '
t-Meier k Frank's : Toytown, FifthFloor.
Mrs. Ginger
Will give a
FREE Lecture'
Demonstration
on Cooking
In our Sixth' Floor Auditorium
Tomorrow at 2 P. M.
MEIER ft FRAXK-8 1J4IST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES
An Extraordinary Friday Sale of
Men's Hats and Caps
Very Lowly Priced
49c
At 'this extremely low Friday Sur
prise price are men's good fiber silk
outing hats and caps in plain brown
and "white, plaids, checks and mixtures.'
Complete range of sizes.
Extra special while any remain at
only 49c.
t-WW, J
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.-v- Our Semi-Annual
Manhattan Shirt Sale
continues ..tomorrow. . It Offers our entire fine stocks
of these nationally famous shirts at most substantial sav
ings." Reductions range from -the $3.00 shirts at .$2.35 to
the $10.00 shirts at $7.65.
-Meier A Frank's: The Store for Men, Main Floor.
MEIER ft FRANK'S 1J41ST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES
Women's Fiber Silk $ Tj .50
jrans at
nose
Extra fine quality .black fiber silk hose at this greatly re
duced price for Friday Surprise these, hose sell regularly at
$1.00 pair. : ' . , .
Made with lisle tops, heels and toes for extra service. Seam
less stockings in all sizes. 2 pairs for $1.50.
( Meier ft Frank'e : Hosiery Shop. Main Floor.
MEIER A FRANK'S 1341ST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES
"T-- ml
s ana loutiis
$35 Suits
Special Friday Only
$22.50
. Just 70 of these suits for young men
and the youth about to enter on his
first long-trousers adventure
Made of excellent quality material.
- Such famous makes as Society Brand,
Adler-Rochester and others.
Included are, the - popular "waist-seam"
suits in single and double breasted styles as
well as plain body fitting models. .
A good assortment of plain shades and
mixtures.
Skeleton and full lined.
Sizes 33 to 36 and 38, 40, 42 and 44
none in sizes 37 and 39.
Meier tt Frank's : Men's Clothing; Shop, Third Floor.
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MEIER A FRANK'S 1SI1ST FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES
Domestics at About
Present Wholesale
S t a h d a r d gingham stripes,
: plaids and plain colors, short
lengths; 35c quality, OCp
yard
Standard percales, light and dark
colors, 36 inches wide, 1 Qs
25c quality, yard . . . Ail
Standard outing flannels, plain
.white and colors, also fancy
effects, regular width, tOp
. . worth 25c yard, 'only XOL
Plisse -crepe, i, plain white and
pink, . regular width,. : mill
, lengths, v40c quality; 2Q(J
Qptton challis, effective patterns,
36 inches wide, fine for com
fort coverings, . 29c f
quality, yard ... .... XiC
Toweling, plain huck. crash and
glass, regular width, -j
20c-25c qualities, yard lut
Mercerized table damask, 58 and
63 inches wide, short lengths,
t'A to 2V, yards, CQ
yard OVl,
Towels, huck and Turkish, good
. size, worth i 7c to 19c )K
each, 2 for . . muv
Muslin pillow cases, perfect
quality, size 42x36 OJZn
inches, each ........ mHifJK,
Extra Special
Blankets $4.75 '
100 pairs of good quality
wool ' finished ' blankets in
pleasing plaid effects. Full
size.- good weight blankets,
that if bought - today would
sell for 6.50 .to 7.50.
Cotton Goods -One-Third
to Half Off
, Short lengths of desirable
cotton goods in excellent pat
terns and colors. . Lengths
suitable for a multitude of
purposes.. AH at one-third to
one-half off.
Meier & Frarfft-a - tower- Price Htore. Baimnt Balconi