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THE OREGON - DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. TUESDAY. OCTOBER : 21. 1819. ALBiNA FERRY TO The matter of policing the bridges was reierrea to District Attorney Brans for decision and to Sheriff Hurlburt for drafting of regulations. "V i Tip Top Inn Bakery-Perf ect Bread, RclU and Pastry, Electrically Baked BEWSMED County Commissioners Decide to Move the Craft Below Present '-. Operating Point BRIDGE TRAFFIC DISCUSSED Recommendation Made That Dep uty Sheriffs Guard Morrison and Burnside Spans. That the Albina. feme will be given a new river crossing below Its pres ent location. In order that Its useful ness may not be counteracted by the Broadway-bridge, was. the tentative decision of the county commission ers at their meeting; Monday. - A committee to investigate new loca tions for the slips, consisting of Chris Minslnger. J. V. Beach. Henry Baren drlck and A. W. Barendrlck, was named to consult with C. B. Hegardt, engineer of the commission of fftibllc docks. The coanmittee will report back Wednesday. Cable to guide the ferry will not be used because of Interference with river traffic. It is likely, therefore, that the lower Albina ferry boat will be used, the upper ferry boat going to St. Johns, the boat now in use there being in bad condition. . The Albina ferry landing at the north end of he Fifteenth street municipal terminal cannot be used because the Port of Portland intends building a dock there. The south end of Montgomery dock No. 2 has been suggested as the most desirable site for a new ferry land ing on the east side. , The question of traffic regulation oh the bridges was taken up by Lieutenant H. A. Lewis of 'the city police depart ment The 1919 motor vehicle law, Lieutenant Lewis said, apparently gave the commission authority to police the bridges and regulate traffic Instead of the city. He recommended placing deputy sher iffs -at each approach of the Burnside and Morrison" bridges to see that no trucks of more than two tons capacity crossed, that streets run not closer than 100 feet, and that when cars were awaiting the draws, they Should not be spaced closer than one car to a span. Sammons to Direct Bed Cross Drive in Portland for Funds E. C. Bamtnons, ' assistant cashier of the United States Rational bank, and a former lieutenant colonel In the army, Monday night was , chosen by Portland post of the American Legion to conduct that organization's Red Cross drive, No vember 8 to 11. - ! Assisting Summons in organizing the American Legion In the earning ? cam paign are H. IL Rasch and Franklin F. Korell. They wiU try to get $130,000. The ex-service men declared I they would not forget the aid given them by the Red Cross , while they were In the army and navy. Several hundred men will actively participate in a, general campaign for f 1 memberships. '- i -- DANCING GUARANTEED . in eizht lessons Ladies $2.50. Gentlemen $5.00 at l Honey's Beautiful Academy. 23d and Wash ington. New Classes for Beginaers start. Monday and Friday evenings. Ad vanced classes -Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 8 to 11 :30. All popular and latest dances taught in a three-hour lessons. " " r LADIES IS.S0, GENTLEMEN ti This guarantee term is worth $16, and If you ever expect to learn- dancing you Bhould take advantage 'of our cut rates. Secure your tickets this week, before prices advance. You can 'take one or four lessons a week. Tickets are good until used. ' , The Only School teaching each lesson the entire evening, 8 to 11 :30, where you receive the proper amount of practice. The Only School with a separate step room and extra teachers, where back ward pupils receive special attention. Tbe Only School with a system where you dance With dozens of different part ners, teaching the gentleman to lead and lady to follow correctly (the only way to become a practical dancer). Tbe Only School where each pupil re ceives a printed description of all dances free. We do not teach before dancing parties begin, or give short one-hour les sons, and I conscientiously believe one lesson from us is worth six In the aver age school. The most backward pupil will not become embarrassed and is sure to learn. You will enjoy yourself, as the social feature alone is worth double the price. PRIVATE LESSONS AT ALL HOURS. If you desire the most simple ballroom dance or most beautiful stage dance, call afternoons or evenings. Phone Main 7556. TODAY A Alf must have had some place, judging- from the glee the crowds are get ting out of "UP IN ALPS PLACE" The latest Mack Sennett gi g g 1 e gust. Then there's "SIX. FEET FOUR' The Big AIL American pic ture of the great open $ pacei where men act first and think afterward. yes; we still believe THAT WE HAVE THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN ! i i3 t ' I ) 1 i v.. tw? i I m f : i VJ4s- i Coming Saturday- Constance Talmadge Special Victrola Outfit ! 840.60 $5.00 DOWN $1.00 WEEK OUTFIT INCLUDES Style A .Victrola lf.loca I). r. Records Needles 1 10-lnch Record Album sad attraction Book ALL FOR S340.60. . -rMahogany or oak cabi net. 84 Inches high, 15 inches wide. 164 Inches ' deep. Nickel-plated Ex hibition sound box. Victor tapering . tone .arm and "goose - neck" sound - box tube, brake and speed regulator. Newly . de signed, patented and Im proved, double spring, spiral drive motor (can be wound while playing). I 2 I y-ypn can enjoy the Victrola while you are paying'for it on these easy terms. . . . We Charge No Interest. an JP: to HorchsndLsb cf if Merit Only" - i TRUFFLES Pure, wholesome and DELICIOUSLY GOOD! Made in our Modern, Daylight ELECTRIC Candy Kitchen. Sold on the Street Floor, i SJitmianyvc (So. .', "Merchandise of c Merit Oriy" 1 ;t PICTORIAL REVIEW ; ' : Fall Fashion Beck and I . PATTERNS NOW. IN, , : ; r Let us "send vou the Fashion Book C. O. D.' - f , ' ' ' Send for It.'- Pattern, Dept., Street Floor.., , - Model Frocks for Street and Afternoon Wear at Much, A sale of dresses, the like of which has not been seen for many a moon- certainly not this season. And onty because they are "samples" and purchased at an absurdly low figure, are we able to sell them at this value giving price. V This is an event in which the smartest dressed women in Portland will participate. An event that is cf great ' importance to all women seeking that rare combination of style, quality and value. There are styles and sizes for the debu tante and the matron, as wellthe colors are those you would choose were you buying the material to be made up. -a.- Description of the Two Sketched Below ' Two smart suggestions -for the tea hours of a debutante. The one at the left is trie straight line affair of dull blue, which introduces color-relief In the seven little gold buttons. Note the smart pockets.' The otBer one is the spirit of "Youth!' with its. creamy lace bertha over the rich claret velvet. A narrow belt of the same, and sparkling Jet buttons complete this charming frock. Description of the One Sketched Above A wistaria colored frock, whose delightfully youthful basque blouse is given a festive touch by the use of quaint, old fashiotied buttons that flash a hint of Dresden colors. Round self ' buttons adorn the sleeves, and the vestee is of steel .colored Paulette. It has a particularly good looking back, too, as yeM will note. The crush girdle is of the velvet. Bindings and folds are of black satin. These frocks of simple lines and exqui site lack of "fussiness represent VALUE right down to the last detail. ' Lipman Wolfe value is represented in the style, quality, nicetie of finish, excellence of workmanship and beauty ' of fit. ; There will fye, we are sure, a surprising lack of alteration, for they are designed to fit, as nearly as is possible for made garments the woman whose size they are made for. And there are all sizes in the collection. Description of the Two Sketched Above ,.f Now here are two brisk frocks that will appeat to the "tailoied" woman the one on the right is of beaver brown with brown silk collar, brown braid bindings and shiny "brown buttons. The peplum is full in the back, and the waistline sharply defined by the tailored black leather belt. The other one is the ever smart straight line .model, distinctively lacking in trimming of any kind save the heavy silk cord, black satin covered buttons and the bindings of black silk braid. The frock itself is entirely black and, of course, it is stunning. Since the Number of Frocks Is Limited, None Will Be Reserved or Exchanged All Sales Must Be Final Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Go. Delightful Arrivals New Model Hats at $18 75 model hats each one different t You will be surprised at their smartness, which reflects the originality of im ported creations, yet with a", charm of variedn ess truly 5 American. Designed for maid and matron and ; sub-deb, their styles are varied, and ' they range in size from snug turbans to big picture hats. v 1 New notes are introduced in the; trim- I 1 ...' mings which run the gamut of feather and ribbon to queer, hand-painted Cubist effects. i - i - Black, colors and color combinations that will completely fascinate you. Be sure to make your choice, early ; . remember, there are but 75. : Third Floor, Lipman, Wolf & - Co. ' TT7- ... warm Scarfs For Girls! Scarfs an(j sets to add a touch of color to the girl's o u t f i t and g 1 v'c real - warmth and comfort. A beautiful combination of color- is ef fected in the scarfs of link and link stitch Cop en blue with maize, American beauty, white, turquoise and coral doesn't It sound jolly? $5.00. . Crochet tarns for airls 8 to 14 are in , soft shades of lavender or green. Cop en and red with huge pom pom. . $2.75. ' SwMter of all sorts fancy or plain for . girls and smaller kiddies $3.95 to $9.00. It Is Time to Think of Home Furnishing For your own home and for Holiday giving! Our Gift Furniture Section is replete with suggestions from handsome spinnet desks and cunning gate-leg tables in ma hogany to the vonderful over stuffed furniture, upholstered, in our own workrooms. Rugs, too, lovely, rich Wiltons, time. ' Smart new Klearflax and jute choose from. CHOOSE NOW!-. And draperies such , inter esting new fabrics to introduce charm through your windows. Marvelously beautiful K a pock draperies, madras and i host of other lovely s-i lk and llk mixed materials. ' t.' ; tbe kind you. will, keep, a tlfe 'rugs. A whole rug section to , Fifth Floor, Lipman, Wolf & Co. - Foartb Floor, Lipman, Wolf & Co. The Goblins'll Get You if you're not prepared to. give- them the right I kind of welcome on Halloween.' And . we haver prepared in advance so that .you can welcome : them with all sorts of festive decorations to please it them T -IW V WltchM and'Cata -and Brooms and all aorta of car': bits to make your table more featlve. Complete setg, If ' you like favor, napkins, table cloths and wall decorations in rascinatlox -varity-6 to f l.GO. "' . Street Floor,' ' ' - ' Llpmen, Wolf. & Co. 4r 4 5 ( r J I ;-r . - ' "" ' V '" i ' THiSSTOREUSESNOCOAfPARATiYE 7"'"."" ' - ' ' ' g 1 . - " , , ' . t
