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v THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, P,ORTLAND, ' FRIDAY OCTOBER 10, 1919." 13 J . TOWN TOPICS i Traealem to air pofnta of tfce tftrKed States or ' aMS hot!" take advantae of apfrined to formatfoa ud Nnki offend thnragb Tha One (ob Journal Travel Burnt, in personal dure I Done B. Smitn. Bailroad peseta and fUaar afaip booking arranged. Foreign exehange baaed. t lalonaeUoa . srraa tegardine pasepofta. comma everts - " 1 Wroth annul Pecifte Interna tionsl -tleaatoes ExpoetUoa, Portland. Koteraaet IT to 11. ; Pastlie Lessias eooareea. October to IS. ,, ' - TODAY'S FOBECA8T8 r Portland and riotnlty : : Tonight fair ' and , warmer j Saturday rain; winds jnoatl, southerly. Oregos: Tonight (air and warmer; Saturday lair east poraoa, rata west portion; gentle wiade moot I y aoBtbarly, Washington: ToaJaht and Saturday isla: wanner tonight; mode rata tootherl; winds, . ? -.-' .. WEATHER CONDITIONS Yy l mr ......mm w . feUV . : tha estrame Northwest, and In tha upper Lake refion tnd middle lakadnimA valley, la other f sectione the pressor, is high, the highest read . inas being in goatB Dakota. Precipitation baa , occurred In, the extreme northern Plains region, to U Southern plains: and west Uulf states, and front Illinois eastward to the north At lantic ooaat. The hearlest rainfall reported In 'tha United States wee 1.28' inchse at Chicago. Ili. Snow ia falling la Manitoba. The weather ,.. la mooa warmer in New York and Pennsylvania, . and -at much eooler in tha Plaina and eoatbera . . Kooky . monntaia , state. Tha temperature ia 'generally a bore, normal seat of the Mississippi 'rirer and below normal ore tha West. The deficiency ' ia temperature la greatest in the ' Dakota. Framing weather extends southward .to aUnaaa, Colorado and Bon the rn Utah. Relative humidity : at ' Portland ; - 1 p. m. k yesterday, 57 per cent: p. r. yesterday, 6 ; per eentj S a. aa, today, 88 per cent. EIAVABD I WELLS. OBSERVATIONS TEMr. STATIONS J : Abilene. Texas Baker, Or. i Billings. Mont. , Holse, Idaho , . , , Boston, alia. . ' Calcay, Alberta. Chicago, 111. .'. . Denver. Colo. . , IT 44 83 48 64 24 83 B 7S 83 42 78 69 82 68 82 eo 84 88 44 80 78 72 66 66 82 46 88 68 82 22 to 64 24 62 80 42 18 42 62 88 84 27 72 76 62 48 28 44 60 64 42 86 74 82 82 60 64 44 0 0 0 ' 18 0 1.26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .04 .04 o o 0 .11 .02 .64 0 0 0 .02 0 0 0 0 ' Iea Moines. Iowa . . . : Honolulu, T. U . . . . Huron, Bo. Dak. .... Kansae City. Mo. . , . Knozville. Tina., ... tiO Angeiea, vavt. . Marshfield. Or. ..... Medford. Or. Memphis, Term. .... New Orleans, Lou ... New York. N. Y...., Nome, Alaska . . . . North Head, Wash..., North Platter Nab. . . Oklahoma City. Okla. rnoenix, Ana. ..... . Pittabnrg, Pa. ..... Portland, Or. ...... Boseburc. Or. ..... St. Ixnils, Mo. ... .. Hit. Paul, Minn. . , . . Halt Lake City. Utah ' Kan 'Diego, Cat . . . . Kan Francisco, Cat, . at Seattle, Waah. . M, report of preceding day. . THBIFT STAMPS and WAR SAVINGS STAMPS On Sale at Baatnaa Office, Tha Journal. -Why So Hlfnl" Aiko Cl1eLerne The Oregon Clvta-Wrue will hold the third of its high coet of living discus sion at Its luncheon Saturday noon In the Benson, hotel. This time the con elderatlon will center , on the coat ,of clothing. The speakers will 1 V. Kaiser, of the federal fair price committee, R. M. Gray; local clothier, and John Zlnarel tnann. ?They will tell why suits, over . coats and footwear cost so much. Jadre and Colonel to Address Grasf e . Circuit Judge William N. Oatens and Colonel Robert E. Miller will be the chief speakers at a meeting of the Lents gransre at 10:30 o'clock Saturday morning.- Third and fourth degrees will be . conferred early in the day. Dinner will be served a noon. The lecture hour begins at o'clock, when, in addition to the speaking a musical prosram will be provided. ' - , ;: . Wasted la. Portlasd Guy Lamberton and George Wheeler, arrested In San ' Francisco charged with complicity in Portland burglaries, will be returned here within the next few days, police In spectors said this morning. Roy Tur rentine and Curtis Sorellee Were arrest ed Thursday at Vancouver. Police be lieve Turrentine and Sorelles partici pated only in. the robbery of N. Mack lin'a residence September 80. ' Bird Leetare W. A. Eliot, vice presi dent of the Audubon' society, who just returned from France, where he lectured with motion pictures on Oregon wild birds 'and animals and Oregon spruce camps' "From the Stump to the Air plans," for the T. M. C A., will repro duce bis bird pictures and movies at Library hall. Central library, Saturday evening, -at S p. m. The public Is in- vlted. v.. ' Jewelry - Be ported Stoles Declaring that Jewelry valuable to her for its associations had been stolen some time during the previous Week. Mrs. W. Plck thall of 13 East Webster street reported to polios today. She .suspects a roughly dressed man of about 10 years of age, whom she saw around her house last Thursday.' The Jewelry was not missed until Thursday of this week. ; : Men's Resort Eatertalnaientr-A mu sical entertainment will be provided by Mr. and Mrs. George Hotchkisa Street at the Men's Resort Saturday night at t o'clock. This Is the second of the win ter concerts at the resort. Street re cently returned from Italy. ' Mlllsr Soaght, Sliter III Samuel T. . MlUer is sousrht today by police Inspect ors. His sister. Katla, is seriously ill in Omaha, a telegram from there said. Mil ler is supposed to be in Portland. - Community Club to Meet The South Mount Tabor Community club will hold the twenty-eighth of a, series of free weekly entertainments this, evening in An Enviable Condition v 7 CLEANED PRESSED DRESSED ' Suits French Dry or Steam Qeaned , . $1.25 Suits Fressed ...45c Heff-Man Sanitary System . It Geto the Ssstt H.E.JOY ( - Formerly - ' J ' Unique Tailoring Co. , , Two Plants k 104 Fourth. Sl Bek Washlsgtoa and Stark ; . ? -. 151 Grand Ave. ,". Is ear East Alorrlaoa SI J J Ja. the assembly room of the Joseph Kellogg school.. Sixty-ninth and : Powell Valley road. The event will "be In charge of' G. G. Root, chairman. Next week Mrs. H. W. Cook will have charge Of a basket social. On October Z4 the monthly busi ness meeting- will be held and on Octo-, ber SI the first annual Halloween party will be in charge-of E. E. Gilmer,' presi dent, t t - ' . . - Xrvlse to Address Knlgats Knights f Columbus - will - observe Columbus day with an appropriate- trroa-ram in the Lincoln 'high school auditorium Sunday evening. The speaker of th evening wlO be R'BV Irvins of Th Journal and an excellent musical program1 under the direction of Professor Frederick W. Goodrich has been -arranged, i Miller's Slater Til f?nmnl T. Miller. formerly of Omaha, Neb,, Is wanted very oaaiy ax ms Home, as his sister Katie ia seriously 11L R. Wall of Omaha wired the chief of poli4e and asked him to try- and r locate : Mttlnr. f - Tnarwni- Craddock has the telegram and la en- aeavoring to lind MlUer. 4 ' Motor Works Bobbed Entrance was gained to the Detroit Motor works, 948 Savler street. Tuesday nlaht, by bur glars, who stole an adding machine, two typewriters and a large amount, of elec trical tools. No olus was left for the detectives. Inspector Van Deusen is in vestigating. . : A ValeaBite or Bsbber Plate Is not the best, the aluminum or gold plate Is nearly ideal and we specialise in this particular work. Smith-Long Service, dentists. Bush 4c Lane Bldg., 142 Broad way. Adv. , .,--p- ? ij . w;;., Balem-Btaytos.arrn' City Stage Leave Oregon Electric depot. Salem. 10 X0 a. m., 4 :20 p. m. Connects with Oregon Electric trains 6 and ' 9 'southbound. Tske stagres marked Hamman Auto Stage. Adv. , ., j - Shepard Aato Bas Xiaes St. Helens. Hood River, Bridal Veil. Ca&cade Laicka and all war nolnta. I.nva st rana hotel on schedule time. !Fr Informa tion call Marshall 4381. Main 830. A-3S1L Adv. StSdentS Of PharmaVr anrl Aenttatrr take notice : The , annual ' session of Worth Pacific college will begin Wed- nesaar. uctODer l l wotaj atuit.f. will not be admitted later than Octatwr in aov. .. . . MotfirereTIat 1e Wnvt 9 -TJo- it years old, Portland route 2, !fell from a motorcvcla at S o'clock WedtKwflov at,. ning-, fracturing; his leg. He was taken to junanuei nospitai. Portlasd.Newberg Leave Fourth and Alder daily, 8 :30, :80, 11 a. m.. and 1. 2:30. 4:15. 5:30. 8 :SO n. m s.hNii. and Sunday, H p. m. Phone Main 6105. Adv. BteftHAr Jftf TTptnSl tf Pomes , -" eaeaaasjrss Washougal and way landings, daily, ex cept ouuusy, leave juaer street dock at p. in. 7-AQT. Aj, -i Ladles Tour Old hciVKl- ' walnn ran be blocked up to date. Paris Hat Mfg. uo., irisner iSros., 387 Aider. Main 8073. Adv. - Steamer Iralda for St. Htiaaa Rainier, daily at 2 :30 p. m., foot of Alder nrreer.. tsunjoay, St. Helens only, 1:30 p. n. auv, ti -Teachers deeded finnA aalarl.. DS,- mil free. Rocky Mt Teachers agency. " vv. uaxut buUding. Portland. Or. Adv. T MeCarcer. Bates A rivaiw irw n casualty and automobile insurance. Teon vuuuuig. aeiepnone Alain 1S8. Adv. . Oa Aeeoant of Boiler Trouble, steamer Georaiana will rllarnntinii& ; it,, a i w W AOWXXOV run October 10. Adv. Ladles' Beavers and and "cleaned. Fisher Bros., 387 Alder. Main 3073. Adv.? ' Had Iff A KtlVAl. tail A 8-at wtatrat' laA.HJI " V -v aiisvn.9 UVt71U" able clothes. 100 Sixth street, corner oiara. aqt. Booths for Bnttnaa. alasi fin. W stitching- at 10c a yard. 823 Morgan bldg-. Adv. . Dr. S. H. Sheldon has return vl and m. sumed practice at 1111 Selling- build- ing. AQT. wi Dra. Flora A. flrnn amt v w rv,... day returned. 700 E. Burnalde. ' Adv. Sr. Charles Bllllogtoa, Stevens build ing, has returned. Main 4613. Adv. ' Hairenttlng an art at the Market Bar ber shop, 187 4th at TamhUL Adv. Sr. Ci E. Brown, Ear, Eye Mohawk building-. Adv. Moore Sanitariam for the Mlik Care. Adv. ; 0 ' ; Safety Boxes 94 yearly; 284 Oak. Adv. Special Offer Delineator -Subscription Ask at the MARKELL'S Pattern Counter Some Very New Models in iS i Prr - and m MEN'S GUARANTEED HOSE 1.50 A BOX They come In black, tan, navy and grayj heels and toes made of four-ply double-twist yarn, made to ifiW with no seams to hurt. ;Six pairs guaranteed six months v .....' $10 A BOX LADIES FOOTWEAR Our Fall Shoes include n ample variety of desirable styles and colors, perfect fitting and weartn; qualities. We rec ommend these values from every standpoint '....$7.50 to SI 3.50 "PA-NIT ART NEEDLE Something, new. A wonderful needle for art embroidery; work. - For cotton, silk or wool yarns. So . scrapie a child cm use It. Instructions given free daily. , MILLINERY A splendid display of stylish new Millinery. r Hats that are worm mucn more specially pncea so you can weu afford to sup- ply your needs now. Women's "Hats special .....".i.J....$5.00 Children's-Hats and Tarns special. ...;v.$l;95 282a East r Morrison " Street, . ga -w; II. Mark.ll ' Co.' 13 v ODDS AND ENDS :IN THE NEWS OF TRAVELERS AND4 HOMEFOLK - y Returns to lows "-. J.'-E. Mason of Dallas, Or., left Port land Thursday evening for his former home at Relnbeck. Iowa, from where be fled the blizzards of the Middle -West several years ago to carve destiny from the grab Oak land of Polk county. Rein beck will be told the story- of a poor prune season, with net revenue only 9300 an acre, and just to make the recitation mors interesting, Mason will display snapshots of big fish . be caught while spending most of the summer "listening- to the- growing prunes while he lolled on the, banks of Oregon streams. The trip that is to be made thoroughly pleas ant by the proceeds of .the prune har vest will extend, over from 80 to CO days, Mason declares. .. ' ' - - . Student "SaUor Arrives efti. H, McGowan, business manager of the Reed institute, received a telegram yesterday from his son, Howard. a Junior at Reed collet?, wbo baa reached New York after a summer of varied sea life.. McGowan was one of Reed's most energetic students and. he was constantly proposing Innovations in the college rou tine. William Stone, a native of New York, who crossed the continent to enter Reed last year, was aboard the same ship as McGowan and the two will re turn to college to resume their studies In short time. ' " -. : . ' " ' . Greelers Plan to Greet , Introduction cards bearing the name of thO'-Greeters. to be filled out and signed by the hotel clerks and sent to the business men that gruests would like to see was the novel Idea adopted by the Greeters at their .meeting at the Mult nomah ,hotel ThuAday night. Their ob ject was SO make visitors feel welcome in Portland. Harold Olsen brought in five new members, entitling him to a gold pin, William H. Allartt of the Rainier hotel, Robert A. Hume of the Navarre hotel, Frank T. Mittauer and L. R. Cottrell of the Hotel Conradine and W. G. Culbertson, owner of the Cornelius hoteL The meeting; night was chanced from Thursday to Tuesday, The next meeting will be heM at the Imperial hotel. . . .a Multnomah Hotel Grows The Multnomah hotel ia undergoing an extensive process of remodeling, Telephone booths In the lobby are being removed, so as to make room for an of fice for Eric V. Hauser on the first floor, and the Office lust to the west will be enlarged to take in some of the lobby space; Charles D. James is drawing the -olans. James was formerly in charge of the architectural work of the Grant Smith shipyards and of the Great Northern railway at Vancouver, B. C. He is also in charge of the system of new .bathrooms and showers being in stalled at the Multnomah. - H. Capelle is contractor. , "'a e More Stars to Work Here Not to let other companies get ahead of them in obtaining Oregon back- grounds, J. A. rtraner ui Film company has arrived at the Ore gon hotel to make arrangements for the ion n ntotnT-n of which scenes uj uvuv v. w r al'e to be laid on the Columbia river highway and other local places. Kra ker is now opening a studio, and by the end of the month expects to have Sessue Hayakawa and Bessie Barriscale in Port land to commence work on an Oregon .production. ... Busy Week at Multnomah The Multnomah hotel is experiencing one of its busiest weeks for many months. Three banquets In. one night occupied the attention of the manag-e-Trmradaw One of the lumber men, attended by 800 guesta, one given. by Max Hauser in nonor oi juuus a. Barnes and the third by the Western Union Telegraph company. e a One in Seyen for Hotel Clerks Hotel clerks in four of Portland's nostelrles are happy because of the "one day a week off plan adopted by their respective Institutions. The Port land hotel was the first to allow this consideration for. its boys, the Imperial soon followed and then the Oregon and Multnomah. .. "Good Times Coming," Says Salesman i - E. D. George, representing Water house, Lister A Co. of Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles, is at the WW Yen Buy From Us Yu Buy for " Less ' Women's Coats and Dresses ti1 StwKaft flmwm,. TTk4 mem Your Inspection, For Saturday and Monday Very. Extraordinary Offering, of , Items Specially Priced OUTING FLANNELSThis will probably be your last chance': this season to secure so good 'a quality at so low -a price. Daintv strioes plain white. Special, yard .25" SILK F L OUN GJS PETTI COATS W one n s Hether bloom Petticoats" made with silk flounce, elastic fittod ; ex- . cellent garments ; all colors. Special ......V.;.Vv.S3.19 BLEACHED MUSLIN 4- 36 inch solt finish Bleached Muslin; at a pride less than we ean-eplace it today. Limit 20 yards to a cus tomer." Special, yard..'. . . . . . i.'.SSs FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS $2.89 They come in gray and brown, cut full size, yoke back, good heavy weight tA splendid shirt for wear. , Saturday and Monday ... . . ; $2.89 n Corner, ' Union, Avenue J ; Carlton hoteL George ia selling machin ery and machine shop supplies, and says that If the demand is . any indication of prosperous times, v they are certainly coming. - , ,'1 ' - , -. T . .Salesman Takea 111 " A. W- Klin, hna a' Vi- Km wint salesmen who visits the pacific Coast. was taken from the Multnomah hotel to th Good- Samaritan hospital where he ia suffering from an illness which, thought not considered Serious. wQl keep nun in en nospitai ror a week or more. Kline visltg Portland twice a year. He represents a big , knit underwear house In the East. On Way Home Alter 30 Years IX D.i PIaree. miroh ami nar tnr tha Rrlv Lumber eomnanw. r!nnuill. i .r rK- Carlton! hotel. H says his firm can not began to take care of the business. He Is! on hin waV fnr a aHalf tn hla r.lA horn In Michigan. It has been nearly 30 years since he has been there. - Hotel Manager Returns . nelius hotel is back on the Job after a two weeks vacation spent partly with the Shriners at Marshfield and partly loafing- about, home, - Fletcher gets a vacaUon every time the hotel changes nanus, t . . . - Eeon,omist Arrives ; ; " Dr. A. K. Fisher, In charge .of the economic investigation for the bureau of biological survey of the Unlter States department of agriculture, arrived at the Oregon hotel Irona Pendleton. j ' a a Loses Heart to Portland E. S. Roebuck and wife of Waterloo, lows are at the Carlton hotel. This Is Roebuck's third visit to Portland, and he saya that. If he could only dispose of his business interests In Iowa, he would like to make ortland his home. V;: . e ' . ; At the Hotels Colonel Roland H. Hartley arrived' at the Multnomah this morning from Everett, Wash. Colonel Hartley is much talked of In political circles as a candi date for governor of Washington. Mrs. G. 8. Iaon and sons of Baker -are at the Oregon hotel on their way home from Seaside, where they haye been spending several weeks. A. W. Norblad and his legal partner, Frank C Hessey of Astoria, are visiting at the Imperial hotel. : Norblad was one of the members fit the last legislature.. Fred Buchtel of the public service commission of Salem ia at the Hotel Seward. .:.-. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Strahorn of Spokane are guests at the Portland hotel. Strahorn is engineering the con struction of a "railroad In South Central Oregon. , Mr. and. Mrs. I. Mrfiifh w rtaia. ,dants and Robert. Gallagher are guests fornia from Lake Louise, where hey "were in charge of the Banff hotel dur ing the summer. Meredith was assist ant manager of the hoteL William F. McGregor. Astoria. Is at the Imperial. McGregor Is president of the Astoria Box company, president of f-', -t- tA vv Here Are A A Vf- ( I In a home now being built la Laurelhurst (174-Uazelfern) the basement was dug only one-third instead of the entire length of the house. A saving of S275.80, made possible by building for a Gsaco Furnace as no space is required for the storing of briquets, coal or wood. '-'a; - ,- i " .." . 1 J?. ' .y -, '. ;:. . : ':. ' A fuller description of this saving, figured in detail, based r -on actual facts. is found in the new booklet entitled The Servant Question Solved,'' which also ' contains the entire series of photographs recently run In the news papers, and may be bad FREE at the gas office (Fifth and Alder), or win be mailed free on request. V 1 POCKET KNIVES, BUTCHER KNIVES, RAZORS. " RAZOR STROPS AND ALL KINDS OF SHEARS ; We Carry a Complete Line of the Best Pocket Knives ;", We1 grta rasors a a 4 shears. . the National bank of Astoria, president of the City Fuel company, preertdent of thb ; Altoona Packing company and of the Johnson Moores company and soc- reiary of the Sorenson Logging company. L. FTamery,- bead of the French- com mission, baa returned to the Benson. Dr. H. ' S. MeKensie Is a Pendletea guest at the Oregon, C B. Gates, son of Medford's mayor, Is visiting at the ImpertaU Mr. and Mrs.: D. V. Bolton, Znas X. Gamble and F. A. Gllson of Antelope, are gruests at the Comeliua. Tba.Boltena have a store at Antelope.:,'. . Harry V: Hofer who Jiss charge of road shows out of Chicago, Is among recent arrivals at the Portland. . Patrolman Puts Quietus On Man : WBb Jonjgtt Back MUrht Is not right, v . - This might well oe indelibly engraved on ' Harry Murnane's memory or all time, -x Ho attempted to "beat up a noliceman Thursday ! night He Suc ceeded so well that he paused to snicker behind his hand, and in that .maneuver lay defeat. The policeman cams to life after, taking the' count and so surprised Murnani that he hobbled along to polioe headauarters "riarht peaceably like." , It all came about when Harry argued with a taxi, driver at East Eights and Hawthorne streets, at 1:80 o'clock this morning. : Officer C M, Whlta was called Mnrnane resisted arrest vigor ously. Humane now faces a -charge of disorderly conduct. " ABBY WHITESIDE ' ' PIANISt CONCERT At THE MULTNOMAH HOTEL BALLROOM - SATURDAY. OCTOBER II t;SO P. M. TIOKCTS 1 PLUS 10 PgR eCHT WAR TAX Oa sals at Sherman Clay a Co., sad WSay . B. Alles Co. OONT WEAR A HrViD-ME-DOWN VToea roa cms gat a geed tailor-made tor the same moaev. - - -. WB WILL PLKASC VOW CLIANINO, PRESSINa, RKMODgLINO. VICTORY TAILORS LEO SCHATZ ' 4S WASHINaTOM. When 'you drink soda water. ay 'Mt.Hood5cSodaWater' ML Hood Soda Water is always sold for 5c V - I net imncwnitTitt ) 1 tha Figures: Pre-war wrlees for ekara. eaiag rasor blades. 25s aad 30 per dot? KEMP : CUTLERY CO. 194 Fevrtk RL list Soata of Wask. Spokane Doctors . Bdosf;. Charge; for Professional Work ' Spokane, Wash-, Oct 10. (U. P.) Doctors tie , re have decided to in crease fees from CO to 100 per cent, --A-letter ef advice "win cost from IS to" S2S In future. - ' C ' JCven' a : consultation over the tele phone win set tha victim back S3. 1 One day visit inside the city limits adds $S to the doctor's bank account. Ladies bearers and velours xlocked and cleaned. ilsher Bros., 887, Alder, Main S07fc--Adv. v-tv-.:---:.y -iXxi earance After perfect vision, the next requirement of glasses is the mat. ter of appearance. Both require careful study. ; Our eyeslrht special- ,ist Is one of the most skilled in the North west. -. - One wearing lasses from our optical de partment Is a ssu re d complete satisfaction In all respects. Prescriptions ' Promptly , and Accurately Filled. 3 THE MOST REASONABLE PRICED TAILORS IN THE CITY . , YOU WILL SAVE MOM IT IF TOU HAVE TOUR it or Overcoat MADE TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL MEASURE BY THE UNION ; TAILORS TrTES MATERIALS TT8ED " IN i THE BUILOINO OF OTJ R - SUITS ARB ; ABSOLUT ELT , .THE BEST WE CAN -GIVB : AT THE PRICES t WE ASK. ; ' ' coxe nr arbw . 14 -FIFTH STREET ETWEER ORRISON AMD ALDER Until PV at astaresx. ili; Vision I J and 1 IB 1 - - f V AM Sii d) UJ AG ' gga1atlaaaaaiMlW ;:cl :; SjturdyShoes Girls and Boys Visit our specialised Shoe De partment for the best in chil dren's footwear expert fltttnsw standard makes of solid leather goodsfor dress or play. Siaaa as .large as . - J $3 td;$10 : Qhe White AAAZDA Lamp an ' ar n Kind to the Eyes ; ; ; The comfortable, pleasing: light from this new V lamp, 60 kind to the eyes, appeals to everyone. It makes -you feel at ease wherever they are, , More than that, the inieriof attractiveness of any ' j store, office or home will immediately be improved ' by this new - i EDISON MAZDA LAMP It adds the finishing' touch to interior dewratlon. Made in a china-white, tipless bulb, 50 watts only.' and can be used in any existing socket or fixture' where you now have clear lamps of 40, 50 or 60 watts. Gives a satisfying, glareless light -eoft v in its brilliancy. - a,. There is no comparison with any other lamp : , you have ever known. , See it lighted today. ELECTRIG STORE :' Portland Railway. Light oV Power Cov isattrRt fill 1 -ay or , C9l V LI t. lla wets awaaaa casket, , bearse trox, a aatos, enblcAhig asas) refined scarries) Tor ruasrals tt asstrea for ISO, gea, sea Mlehar urinal fuMr.li la MnAMu vv s'manuiaeture tjaaaets, . ' Lady Assistant . Bcaatlful raatrsj Clupsl IIUSI M I L L E R & T R,A C E Y Hals tStl v v Iadsseadeat raatral Slreeters AetSCS wawsisaToa v guarsiweea seta aaa lie, aia, vrees BUS KQTinE ,r ,T "r1 tadadee special ssaSalHsg (or salpmeat Hi SUMMER WJiUTr WHCU aMO MOW TOGO- MOTEL .SEASI1D) 1 t T r t V i i '''''a'f1tafi rOREIIRLV HOTEL HOORS STaat eBtrtfirl apa oa ba amtta akera. sMsatag at the water's ease. Saaaaed els te SV, I. A SV. Raltssf Sireet froea Portlaad te Saaslaa, skw Staasaer Oeerctaaa sad O-W. . ek ML Sosts M Astoria, waare tbs A i. Ante Oa, stakes nasiitliisj Urn Betel Biailila - AatoMe take Ihe beaatlral Oohuabta Rlar tflswsm. wateh toraataataa st Hotal ftaMMe, JV traetree lastaraa are golftng. saotorlBs. earl aatnlng. tmm taUaf. tiaslisg, sasaiss, fSa, Eais as ajplksttea : A- a, Moaua at Rsrteaia whs, i T MT. HOOD LODGE cloudac:a'p INN OREGON'S most scenlo resorts, . nestled respectively 210 aad S000 feet up the slope of Mt Hood. Take auto, stag or train Tta Hood River and Parkdale.. Come and rest' and play. For reservations address Homer A,. Rogers. Farkdale. ' Or. Telephone . Hood River Excnaags, Odell SI. RELIANCE HT.K00O AUTO STAGES Leave BOTJTLEDGg SEED A fLOBAL OO. MS SECOND ST shoes Mala 113, A-SSIL SsUf S a. bl axorpt 8a tarda,, T a. av sad a aa. for Ana Waaasb, Wetehas, Taamevs aad Kaedodendrotv. Reaud trip t. Oneeraiaeal Caaao IS.S0.- Owaed sad epersted br Inrfrvgtaa Oar aft A ante Ce Ins.. t, L. A Saead, pre. He,. Phoawa B. 1. O-SISX & ltk) aai araadira,. SUks taaef latlena ta Mesnes.. . . Journal Want Ads Bring Results , Boys' Suits and Coats of National Repute Hero youH find Ctra-OooD;' Tte and our own superior make of Coats, Maeklnawa aad .' ; Suits for boys, little or big Novelty fSuits as well as Knickers. ' $10 to $27.50 Ms. YEBRT GERALD, formerly with the Olds, Wortman A King store. Is dally welcoming- his old friends in ear Boys' Clothing ; Section. Service unexcelled. , . ' OPEJT SATtJRDAT 5I0HT, ' s V ... . ".. - I Otttntterayfc Ctilldren. f , US SIXTH, VliB ALDE& j, fl. - . I ... I J;, TKAVXT sSMMlBira . 1 The ARRAK WANNA MT. HOOD SUMMER RESORT tats taaila. Ma tnea, eiaaf atraasM. goad las. tasat raraipsaaed. A ate etaae da r. Irrtngtoa Osrese. Paeaw Xaat II a, O-Sla. rheae leas Sietanea tm naarratiea Is " aSRaWdsiRa. RBORag SWUOgR, , -' w SUls lVMmtum ane War UMisistswa ; ; : Str. Georgians tesves Alder Street Doe st't A M. daffr. - I rnda,. Retarniat. lasas Astoria i f. M. aseept rndar. -. LarUoe iaaras FerUaad dallr, axeept BaU9. St 8 P. at - . 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