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-THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1919. -. From the State Capital NEW STATE ROAD CONTRACTS TO EE LET OCTOBER 10 More Than 174 Miles of Grading dna 35 Miles of Macadamizing tft Ro PrniirleH Fniv LIST OF JOBS NAMED following, segregated afe to counties: Baker county Baker-Cornucopta, highway, Baker-Middle bridge aection, 7.9 milea of crarel surfacing. Cooa and Douglas counties- Myrtle Cteek Itowburg highway, R mole Camas Talley aec tion, Unit No. 1, 6.1 mila grading; Unit No. 2, 8.1 mile grading. Work In Klamath Klamath county Algoma section, 8.9 milea grading and macadam; Klamath Fa Us-Dairy sec tion, IS. 9 aailes grading and macadam; Klamath Kails-Merrill aection, 14.7 miles grading and grareling; Merrill-California line section, 12.8 miles grading and macadam. Lake county LakeTiew-Crooked Creek aec tion, 11.1 miles grading and grareling; Lake-Tiew-south section, 1.8 miles grading and grarel ing. Marion county Pacific highway. 4 miles south of 8alem; Boniner Hill and Wain Hill section, 1.2 miles graveling. Grading for 3B Mils Wtilorrow county Oregon-Washington highway. Heppner-Uilliam county line section, do miles grading. Waaco county Columbia rirer highway. M osier-Rowena section, 9 anUes grading; Bowena The Dalles section. 8 miles grading. Wheeler and Grant counties John Day high- ineteen Counties Are Included ! i?matt Kr- V."" Ko;i9- 8?rJfer"! Valades ranch, 12 miles grading; Unit No. 4, in Program; Construct on of "T 'M'tad-m,e4 fT""; O J Clackamas county One i 80-foot reinforced S" D ,!JAft D.n.. J concrete arch oer Sucker creek on the Oregon IX DriagCS rianneU :it Onwefo section of the Pacific highway; one wooaen uresiie iu led long otw j ryan crrc near Onwego. requiring approximately 40 cubic yards claaa "B" concrete and 100,000 feet tim ber Bridget to Be Built r;i!liarn county One bridge OTer Willow creek near Heppner Junction; one croioring oyer the O-W. It. N. at Heppner Junction. Morrow eotihty One crossing orer the 0-W. R. A N. near Messner. Jackson county One crossing OTer the South ern Pacific railway near Tolo. Polk and Yamhill Three bridges and two culrerta on the Amity-Holmes Gap section of the west side highway. Douglas county One reinforced concrete bridge on the Pacific highway orcr Sand creek near Ieona. Lincoln county One timber trestle orer Depot slough on the f'orTallis-Newport hieliway near Toledo. Salem, Sept. 25. Contracts for the grading of 174.5 miles of state high way and the macadamizing of 35.6 miles of highway will be awarded by the state highway commission at its next monthly meeting in Portland, which is scheduled for October 10. Six bridges and several crossings and trestles will also be awarded to contractors, by the commission at this meeting. The list of Jobs to be considered at this time includes the SALEM PHEZ COMPANY TO CONSTRUG MODERN T COLD STORAGE PLANT Work to Be Commenced Soon as Materials Cen Be Obtained: Completed in Spring. Salem, Sept. 25. A modern cold stor age plant, to cost approximately $160,000, will be erected on property adjoining the present Phez plant on South Commercial and Trade streets, according to an nouncement made by the Phez company of this city. The building wHl be a three-story, concrete affair, fireproof and one of the largest cold storage plants in the entire state. Work on the structure will be started as soon as ma terial can be secured and it is expected to have the plant In operation by early next spring. This plant is expected to provide storage space for the varfous canneries now operating in Salem as well as for the fruits and berries handled by the Phez company in the production of 'their fruit juices and jams. The importance of the industry de veloped by the Phez company since its organization five years ago can best be realized when it is understood that be tween 250 and 300 people are now em ployed in the plant here, as against 25 five years ago. Two Portland Firms File Incorporation Papers at Capital Salem, Sept. 25. Cliffton, Applegate & Toole, organized under the laws of Mon tana, have filed with Corporation Com missioner Schulderman a declaration of purpose to transact business in Oregon. The company is engaged in the construc tion of railroads and other utilities both private and public. H. C Huntington of Portland is named as attorney in fact for the company in Oregon. The com pany is capitalised at $100,000. Oregon companies filing; articles Wed nesday were : Denman umber company, Portland. $5000 ; W. K Denman, George W. Wilson and Ora H. Porter. Stewart Puncture Proof Liner & Tire company, Oregon City ; $50,000 ; C. A. Stewart, B. J. Statts, Tom P. Randall and M. P. Chapman. California Junk company. Portland ; $10,000; S. Ixrber, M. Albert R. Cohen. The Black and White. The Dalles; $8000 ; Frank J. Lesher, Charles Graham and Jimmie Chee. Ryan of Oregon City was a visitor in the office of Stat Treasurer Hoff. Wed nesday morning. . . John F. Hall' of Marshfleld. district attorney of Cooa county, and Glen II. Metsker of St. Helens, district attorney of Columbia county, were among the visitors In the governor's office Wednesday. giiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitimii because JT SELLS FOR CASH" P'i Ward Heeler Are the women trying to reform politics? District Leader Reform nothing ! They've started in to grab the Jobs. Life. 91 Stop Crossing Proposed Salem. Sept. 25. The Southern Pacific Railroad company has filed yiith the public service commission an application for permission to create a stop crowsjnjr at Ilelmuu street in the city of Asliluiici. Insane Patient Lost On Way From Fair Salem. Sept. 25. August Xcaman, committed to the state hospital from Klamath county In 1908. became "lost" I while with a party o patients, who were laniiig in ine state tair i uesuay aiiei -noon. When he attempted to "return" to the hospital via a Southern Pacific train, which was headed in the wrong direc tion, however, he quickly "found" him self in the clutches of a detective, who returned him to the custody of the hospi tal officials. i CHOOSE THE HOUSE Our Pianos Are Guaranteed GET OUR SELL1SG PLAN c'MtUtwU J rW CM I! II why? A man at sixty years of age is either a failure i or a success. BEECHAM'S j PILLS have been made for sixty l years and have the largest sale of any lucuiuuc in urc wvriu : 'ho Millions use mrr F. ' Sola! SHryasia, la bans. IOc. 25c C5 i aiaP ! .stale Capital Personals u'tm. Sejit. 25. Judfro Thomas la kraM, 10c, 2Sc 1 Some Brass Beds That Really Look Well in the Bedroom Announces a Notable Series of Designs by Simmons Company W'OMEN who have bought Brass Beds know that the beds which bear the Simmons name are al ways the best looking beds in the stores. They display a higher design sense a feeling for the way the beds ought to look in the room. It is not only in the store, either, that they look better. They hold their good looks in the home. The tubing is heavier when the tub ing is round it is lined with steel (the Simmons "interlocking" steel-lined tube). Such tubing resists blow and knock does not dent easily. The tube fitting is more precise corners and joints square and true. The lacquer is of higher grade the finish better through and through. This nation-wide experience of women with Simmons Brass Beds, gives double interest to the showing of these Beds by the prominent merchants of this city one pattern of which (No 6480) is illus trated here in Twin Pair. YOU will find these charming Brass Beds in the stores of leading mer chants. Your choice of Bright and Satin finish And as to size you may have them in Twin Pairs or the Double Width Bed. Simmons Company has long advo cated the modern Twin Bed principle, now generally adopted. And with these beds in the stores you will find displayed examples of that re markable Simmons achievement Steel Beds Designed in harmony with the highest type of interior decoration today. It will do a woman's heart good to see these exquisite steel Beds with their feeling for true line and form and com position. Beds made of really seamless steel tubing. Not the old style tubing with its seam and rough spots,but a clean finished tub ing, smooth all over and beautifully en ameled in Ivory, Decorative Colors and Hardwood Effects. J., - i ji 1 1 1 1 .1 ft " iji ' 1 .rstJi " 5s- - l4 i ' Simmons Company, 191 :HI:::;::i::::-"IH!vi-a;::;::J LraV I - .-IK---"-; 1 r i ji mn mm naj. as s J r " -k" -f- 1 ; - - - . - g f j THESE are the Simmons Beds built for sleep. Inert Beds. Beds held firm with the Simmons Preserved Steel Corner Locks, that prevent rattle and squeak; that invites nerve and muscle to relax and the whole body to sink into deep, sound sleep. And his matter of sleep will suggest that you consider Simmons Springs. Your choice of two' types- either of which yields to every contour of the body, yet supports it firmly in any sleep ing position, without suspicion of sag. bump or slackened resiliency. The Slumber King a spring com posed of flexible steel strips with spirals of high-test spring wire; so combined that the spring action is equal in all directions. The Mount Vernon The Simmons improvement on the box-spring idea. And when you think of the necessity of sound sleep for children, you may well consider Simmons Cribs built for sleep PRICES of Simmons Beds are little if any higher than those of ordinary beds. If you have any trouble finding these beds, a post card to us will bring you the names of Simmons merchants near your home. a III mm n I II II i Brass Bed No. 6480 Made of Simmons interlocking steel-lined brass tubing. Solidly built. Easy running casters. Particularly pleasing in Twin Pair or Double width, if you prefer. Bright Satin or Banded finish. San Francisco, Cat Newark, N. 1 Montreal, Canada SIMMONS COMPANY Kenosha, Wisconsin Portland Oreo JBuilt for Sleep 1 The Most Advantageous Time to Buy Is On BARGAIN FRIDAY 1 HERE'S A WELCOME BREAK IN PRICES For Our 985th Friday Sale Look Over Every Item Carefully It May Save You Dollars! (i Prices have been sharply broken in our endeavor to place before our patrons Underpriced Offerings of Unmatchable Importance It is a weekly stock adjust ment sale, at which we have arranged to dispose of all remnants, broken lines, sur plus assortments and special factory purchases at prices especially important to economical purchasers. PARENTS, ATTENTION! For One Day Only Of Best Grade Denims, Khaki, Pin-stripe Twills, Hickory Cloth Fast Color and of Guaranteed Quality Will Be Sold at the Old Old Price Only 50 I Dozen in the Lot and Positively Obtainable at This Figure More Included are styles with round or Dutch neck, long or short sleeves. They are extra well made with double lock stitch and reinforced seam, and they are neatly trimmed with red or blue materials of fast color. All sizes from 1 to H years. Purchase for both present and future needs because Friday's sale price is about .r0 less than these garments must sell for in the future. We are giving you the full advantage of early purchasing on our part. EXTRA! Special for Friday! Great Half Price Sale of "The Bully" Fountain Pens At 75c Each fj A reliable serviceable Fountain Pen made with screw cap and 14-k. gold pen one that is non-Ieakable and that sells regularly at double the above price. Not More Than One to Any Cuatomer EXTRA! Special for Friday! In Our Basement A Sale of 2000 Rolls of Toilet Paper At $1.00 Rolls Q Less than today's mill cost a standard qual ity white crepe tissue Toilet Paper in S-oz. rolls about 2000 rolls to sell at this bargain price. Not More Than 25 Rolls to Any Cuatomer. EXTRA! Special for Friday! Cotton Batts At $1.48 Each Cj An opportune sale of fine white Cotton Batts they come in one piece 72 by 84 inches a proper size for 'making double bed quilts. EXTRA! Special for Friday Comfort Coverings at 29c Yard An especially fine tot of Comfort Covering C r e tonnes they come 36 inches wide and are shown In a va riety of medium arid dark patterns. EXTRA! Special for Friday! Lorigcloth" at $2.69 Bolt J Only a limited number of bolts to sell at this low price. It is a fine 36-inch Longclulh of soft finish 12 yards to each bolt for $2.69. EXTRA! S Extra! A Sale of Mens I Merino Underwear I Shirts and Drawers at I $1.35 Garment 1 All Sizes Up to 50 S jA well known and reliable make of Men's Merino JJndcr- wear of seasonable weight, both shirts and drawers., in all E sizes op to 50. A very fine, soft finished underwear, espe- daily underpriced for one day only. Friday at $1.35. A Suit Special for Friday S fb A f (T For Choice From the VZjLn (l 1) Many Pleasing Models in 1 P TtHJ O'V Fashionable Fall Materials flTlioc arp thp preatest Suit values we have been able to find this season. Suits ilt a.-,- both fashionable and serviceable in conservative models. The materials are the fashion able Tricotine, Serges, Velours and Silvertoncs, in navy, brown, taupe, etc. Coats arc finished with neat belt and fancy silk lining. All sizes from Hi to 42 on special sale Bar gain Friday at $46. SO. Special for Friday! MADE-UP Stamped Gowns at 98c lj In the Art oods Section we have arranged a special sale of Made-up Gowns of fine Longcloth. They come stamped in many pretty de signs and in all sizes. I Children's Play Suits I 1 EXTRA! Special for Friday! Voile Flouncings at 69c Yard J Beautifully embrold ered Floundnfs In 40-Inch width. They come in attrac tive patterns in white,, tan, pink, sky and Copenhagen. All desirable patterns. EXTRA! Special for Friday! Georgette Waists at $3.49 (J At this special price we yxt closing out a fine kt of Georgette Waists in neatly trimmed styles in white, flesh and bisque no phone orders. EXTRA! Special for Friday! Dainty Laces at 15c Yard One to five-inch widths in Imitation Cluny Crochet and Filet Laces in white, cream and ecru. All to go at one price. t Store Opens at 8:30 A.M. Saturdays at 9 A. M. The Most in Value The Best in Quality Store Closes at 5:30 P. M. Saturdays at 6 P. M. V - miumimiuniuimmimuimiiim