Tim OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY. OCTOBER CO, 1219.
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TOWN TOPICS
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a tread aboolS tak. a4antaa af aiaflaad tav
fematloa end aarrte. ((n4 Uuvaaa The Ora
oa J oars nt Inwl Ban, ts paraaeal. efaart.
a Don? B. Baailh. Jteilraed Uckata and ftny
ahlp nooafoss arrasse. Font asehaese aasoad,
, laianaaUae la wsaidliis seaaperla, ;
COM IX G BYEHTS '
" Imbtlw day mlshntion, WoremMV 11. ,
Social Municipal Etoctioa. Naabar 12.
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TODAY'S FORECASTS r
"Portia J tad rtnloitgr TooiUt and I"idaf
fair; nanharly wtnda. . ; . . . ' v W
Oneoa and W aahinrton Toi!f ht aa Fn
ay fair; baaty imt wwt portion j awUa north.
-arlj wtDda . ; ; - y : - : . , '.':,.-,;
" TOATHEB CO5DITI05S1
... A. (Ml low cmun im is eanlitt in Colo
rado, aitradlng froia California aaatarard to
-tha MiatiwlEmi rler and aortamrd to North
lekAta and Eastern Montana. The presmr. 1
, Modarmtaly W atae ea tha eoaat-ef Brithli
' (Jokimbia and Alnnka. A hib prawrara area of
' ituMi than ordinary inoortanoa to .antral off tlx
... Naw Enclaad eoaat. -eavarinc tha country caat
.- af Ui. MtoaMnpiM mar, ana ma preaaora n
' anndaratal hich dm anaai of tha NovtbwaaW.
' Praetpttatioa baa aeemmd ever tha areata part
of tha country, tha araataat ajnooot nportcd
btlna 1 31 tnehat at Chioasn. Snow Ja (aUinc
" la Montana. . North Dakota, v Wyoming, and
Nrrtbarn '.ada. Tba waathar to tmarally
cokior OB tha llelne alopa and in Montana,
Alberta and - Saakatehawan. and tha tcmpara.
turn to aananlly belsw normal in thia araa.
. Ehawhare tha tampcratura bat rtaen. and to
..' now tanaraDy bo. normal, la Iowa and parte
- - el Miaaoiirt, Sanaa and Tcxaa, tba Ttoa la tm
raratur to mora than 20 Wrr. v
Kalatlr. hnmkXty at Portland: ' Kooa yw
tanlar, 65. par oent; 6:00 p. 'in. yaatcrdajr, 68
: par eant; 6:00 a. ax tnday. 92 per rnt
EDWARD L. WELLS.
; f - qBSCRVATfOXfl
II jj ll
Bakar. Of. I 8 1 20 .02
RiUinaa, Mont S 28 .84
Kuiaa. Idaho 40' 24 .01
Bo-too, Um. BO 84 O
(altary. Albert ........... i 2 , ' 12
Cbioaco, IU. ..J.... M 1.20
Danter, Colo. 68 84 0
l)a Motnaa, Iowa 48 BS .48
(ialnaton. Texaa 80 '78 0
Honolulu. T. H 63 .02
Kiimm City, Mo...... 4S 4S .10
KnoXTiUe. Tann. ... 83 84 0
toa AnitlM. Oal., ......... 98 BO 0
MarahfiaidVOr. 66 98 .B2
Medford, OR , 14 04
Kaw Oriaaaa. la........... 86 72 .8?
Now Tork, N. T 56 46 .01
Nome, Alaska. ........... 26 .... 0
Korth Haad. WiA... 60 40 .18
North. Platte. 'ab. ....... . 48 86 0
Oklahoma City. Okla........ 62 62 .02
I'boaaU, Arte. 76 44 0
Pitfabarc, Pa. ... 60 04 .02
Portland. Or. ............. 62 88 .20
Roxeburf, Or. 48 86 .46
Kacramento. Oal. 66 42 0
fit Looto, Mo. 60 60 .44
8t Pan). Minn.' 60 88 .04
Rait lake City. Utah 44 28 .06
Han IHecov CaL.i 66 68 0
6a 1 Franniaco. Cal... 88 80 0
SoOtta, Waah, . 48 40 .04
flnokaae, Wash. 40 26 .06
Tacoma, Wash, 48 40 .08
Tampa. Fia. 4 ....... .. .. . 82 73 .01
Tanana. Alaska 82 14
Vaaooorar. B. 0 42 80 0
Walla Walla. Wh. ....... . 60 84 .08
HaahtnBton. D. O... ....... 58 64 0
WUlfaton, S: Dak..... . 86 28 .64
" P. BMwirt of prcdin day.
r - 1
THRIFT STAMPS
and .
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
On Sale at
Bmtihwia Office. Tba Journal
" Flree Two Shots mt Barflara An at
tempt to g-ain entrance to the East St.
Johni station of the Spokane, PorUand
and Seattle railroad was made Wednes
day morning-. J. It. Sparrow, station
rent, was sleeping In a back office
when he heard someone trylnff to break
.. open a window. Ho crabbed his revolver
. and fired two shots at the two men he
saw at -tha window. Neither took ef
t feet ; The men fled. -
'riB6 0la Miller In Trosble Two 10
. trallon kegs partly filled with vine, one
. Ju of wtne and a quart bottled of wine.
were responsible for the arrest of H. O.
i, Millar Wednesday, w n e n- Sergreant
- Brothers and Policeman Jewell found It
: in a house at 188 Lincoln street. The
policemen say they have evidence that
Miller has been selling' the wine for
$1.60 a quart. The case wa6 put over
until Thursday for trial in the municipal
court.
Lents to Have. Discastlos Lents
Cbautauqua Study club will discuss
"America's Place Anions; the Nations"
at . an opening meeting- Friday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock at the' Lents branch
library. Miss Leila B. WUcux will give
a talk on some of the newer books
... on social and economic questions. Tea
will b served after the program.
. . Bird Xectare TonightThe third in a
series of lectures by TV. A. Eliot, vice
president of the Oregon Audubon so
ciety, on "Birds of Portland District."
will be given tonight tn the auditorium
of the T. M. C A. at 7 :30 o'clock.
. . Some unusually good colored pictures
- will be shown. The lecture Is free to
? the public and Is under auspices of the
association service department.
Bart la ST otereyele Coiliiloa Orin
W. Mosher of 831 Wasco street was
slightly injured Wednesday afternoon
- wnen nis motorcycle collided with a
: truck, tn charge of M. Wright of the
Vim Transfer company., The accident
. happened at Grand avenue and Oregon
street. Moaner's ankle and foot were
crushed. . ; : .
Trasifarred te Traffic Work In com
pliance with his own request. Emergency
' Motorcycle Policeman Scott of the first
night relief has been transferred to the
traffic department. His new duty -will
,: be to "chase speeders. Patrolman John
O'Halloran will ride the emergency ma
chine. : . - .
- Hike to RoaTty Batte The Trails club
will hike to Rocky Butte Sunday, leav
' Ing Second and Washington streets at
12 noon, returning about 5 p. m. A
splendid view will, be had from this
point. . r '
Ckurt Dtu for Danes The Rose
aty . Dancing dub will meet this
evening, November 6, at Christen
sen's hall. Instead of , this evening
. as previously announced.
Bteansr afMil Barkut for Camas,
.Waahoural and way landings, daily, ax
- eept Sunday, leava Alder street dook at
I jt nv Adv. 5):.'"i:; ; .; -
Hearts gi Set for Zoshig Plan Public
. hearings on tha comprehensive zoning
pian as recommended! by the: city Dlan
bin? commission' have been set for No.
vemoer ii insteaa oi govern oer s as
" previously announced. The date was
changed tn order to allow an thos who
desire copies to have them as well as
to prepare for soma minor legal ques
tions with tbs city attorney's office.
Waadsrlss- Bot Arretted After being
away from the Chemawa Indian school
for six months during which time he
has been traveling ' shout ' California,
Stanley Heay, If years of age, was ar
rested at tha Union station Wednesday
night by Patrolman End loo tt and sent
to tha Juvenile ward at the county Jail.
Heay said he was on hla way to Seat
tle. ? The Indian school authorities have
been notified. . 4- - ,
Espionage Csies Barlewod - History
of famous espionage cases during the
war was related Wednesday night to
members of Everyman's club by As
sistant United States Attorney Barnett
Goldstein. The club Is maintained by
the National Catholic War council.
Three Dental TJatrstht 1st, Pyorrhea
Is incurable; 2nd, Tour teeth are soft
and will not hold fillings ; Jrd, A pulp
less (dead) tooth is as good as a "live"
one. The Smith-Long Service will prove
that these are misstatements. Bush k
Lane Bldg.. Broadway and Alder. Adv.
Plane FsJls on Workmas G. A.
Housch of 402 East Morrison street re
ceived a broken shoulders Wednesday
afternoon, when a piano fell on him.
Housch was working In the Lents dis
trict for the Shipley Transfer company.
He was taken to the Portland sanitarium.
Grand Halloween Masked Ban. Swiss
halL Third and Jefferson. Friday, Octo
ber 31. Hoch's famous union music. 20
good -prises. Admission only 3S cents.
Come for Jolly good time. Given by
Kirkpatrick Council. Adv.
Sbepard Ante Bas . Lisas St. Helens.
Hood River. Bridal Veil. Caacide Locke
and all way points. Leave St Charles
hotel on cchedule time. For informs
Ucn call Marshall 4381. Mala 130. A;lia
AdV.
Scotch Coseert for benefit of Spokane
Avenue church Thursday night, October
30; Wall hail. ISth and Lexington, S
o'clock. Songs, . dancing ; and bagpipe
playing-Adv.
Latest Methodt of Flttlsg Artificial
Teeth will Improve your appearance and
Insure satisfactory service. Dr. S2. C
Rossman, 307 Journal bldg. Adv.
Halloween SoelatRussellville Grange
will hold Its Halloween social and en
tertainment Friday evening. A variety
of entertainment has been planned.
Steamer Iralda for St, Rolens and
Rainier, dally at 2 :30 p. ra., foot of Alder
street' Sw.day. St Helens only. ld
p. nv Adv. "
Dr May Martia, specialising tn' pyor
rhea and prophylaxis, 458 Morgan build
ing. Marshall 96. Adv.
Hsdley A Silver, tailors, make depend
able clothes. 101 Sixth street corner
Starke Adv.
We sharpen everything. Portland Cut
lery company. 86 Sixth street, near
Stark. Adv.
Dr. J. E. Anderses. Osteopathia phy
sician, (15 Selling bldg.. Main 4113. Adv.
Halftoning Yon.1l Like at the Market
Barber Shop, 187 4th. at Yamhill Adv
Faary Bros, buy secured and unse
cured notes. 806 Dekura bldg. Adv.
Dr. Arthur 8. Boseafeld has returned.
Selling tuUding. Adv.
Moore Saaltariusi for Ue Milk Care
Adv.
, Safety Boxes, lc daily. 284 Oak. Adv,
Skamokawa Grange
Aids Fair Grounds
Skamokawa, Wash., Oct 30. Ska
mokawa grange is raising money to inv
prove the fair grounds. - The first enter
tainment for that purpose will be a bas
ket social and dance, - November 8.
Tuesday night Mrs. Mabel Kirk, Mlsa
Ethel Johnson and Miss Bethske were
given the obligation, and Mrs. Irma
Knutson was elected -to membership.
ODDS AND ENDS - IN THE NEWS A
v. .OE TRAVELERS ; AND; HOMEFOLK
" Find Long- Lost Cousin ?
Though Portland is s. long distance
from Laconls N. XL. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
C. Sanborn are finding acquaintances
and relatives galore during their so
journ at the Multnomah ; hotel. Mrs.
Llewellyn XL Llbby, 1001 Belmont street.
proved to bee. long lost cousin, bne -is
taking them upon the Columbia high
way today In her ' car. Sanborn also
discovered that he used to go to school
with Bishop W. T. Bumners mother.
The Sanboms ; must go away without
ever seeing the Caacedee .because of the
rain. "I hear you have a - Mt Adams
and Mt Jefferson, named after our pres
idents. Just ad we have," said Sanborn.
"We have a presidential range,", he
added proudly, "In which is Mt Wash
ington, more than f 000 feet high.":
Bsek From Klamath County
L. Ruconlch of Oregon City was vislt-
ing friends In Portland Wednesday. He
Louis Swift Here
To Inspect Plant
In North Portland
Louis Swift, head of the Swift pack
ing interests, arrived this morning from
the East and is registered at uie port-
land hot IT He will remain several days
and will inspect the company's proper
ties here with a, view to expansion of
the plant at North Portland.
Swift expressed delight at thejapien-
did progress made by the Paclflef inter
national Livestock exposition: He will
visit the new exposition building today.
The structure is located on a IS acre
tract deeded for the purpose by the Swift
company.
Tba Westers Oellaae of Chiropody win confer
tha Seare af O. S. Cv sight eeaeae. becinains
Dee, IS. Pupils awy tpply for matriculation
at sune sis aaortan siea. -
Drv O. O. rtaTOHtR, tratMent.
Eduemtloaal xafarances nniiad
AIL(CAJ$
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our appreciation
and heartfelt thanks for the kindness
and sympathy of our friends and neigh
bors during tne stcaness and deatn or
our loved one. Ruby Stulta Goulet Also
for the beautiful flowers. W. H. Goulet
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. D. Q.- Stulta and
family.
S. & H. Green s tamps for cash. Hoi-
man' Fuel Co., Main 353, A-3353. Adv.
Unusual
Attractions
CHERRY CHAT
While the extremely
convenient monthly
terms offered by Cher
ry's are a strong at
traction, the main at
tractions, after all, are
the extraordinary val
ues and the distinctive
styles offered by this
popular shop. People
who could very well afford to pay
cash for their clothes, if they .wished,
choose Cherry's because : thev know
they get the most- in quality and
style for their money.
Prove this for yourself. Visit
Cherry's today.
Cherry's, 39 i Washington. Adv.
Conserve your everyday
clothes by keeping them
Cleaned
and
Pressed
BUnrG THEM TO OVU PLA3TTS
Wedoitforless
Suits' French Dry or Steam
Cleaned $1.25
" SuiU Pressed 45c
Women's , Plain v Tailored
SuiU ' French Dry a
Cleaned $1.50
JOY, the fauor
Two Plantst , ,
104 FOURTH ST.
BET. WASHLBTGTOS AK STARK
151 GRAND AVE.
JVEAR EAST MOREISOW
HIS DEBT
Do you know
that you have
but today and
tomorrow to see
this extremely
interesting picture?
Better set busy
PEOPLES
has recently returned from "-a : enjoy
sble trip to Klamath county by auto.
He smashed hla battery, destroyed five
new tires and damage his car at least
$200. and is sure next time he will go
via Southern Pacific. . Ruconlch recently
completed a contract of delivering 3300
cords of wood to a 'fuel firm In this
city. jf anybody suffers for wood
this winter," said he. lt is not my
fault" - ,
.' ' - - ..e m
-sr .? Msy Locate In Portland
J. W. MeKee and wife, with aelr two
sons. C. C and J. G. McKee. of Dallas,
Texas, are at the Carlton. The McKee
are lumber people and have been , con
nected with this Industry for a great
many years and now expect to locate in
Portland,
a e " e
Publisher Is Guest ,
J. B. Adatte of San FTadsco. repre
senting the Qass Journal company, pub
lishers of the Motor Age and the Com
mercial Vehicle and other publications
of interest to the motoring public end
dealers. Is In Portland and is stopping
at the Carlton.
e . a .
At the Hotels
A. H. Winn of San Francisco, who
manages the Thompson estate, which
constructed the Multnomah hotel, is
among the recent arrivals at the Mult
nomah.'' :
C 8. Hudson, banker from Bend. Is
at the Benson.
Judge R. W. Maretere of Koseburg Is
In the city in the interests of the good
roads movement He is at the Oregon.
P. 3. WorralU hotelman of TUlamook,
Is at the "Oregon.-'"-".''
H. 8. McOowsa. who owns the can
nery at McGowan. Waah is at the
Imperial.- " - - : '. iii
.. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jaloff of Astoria T are
at the Seward. Jateff, is a dealer In
automobiles. .:-. :-?h sK..-'
W. Flke, Hood River applegrewer, is
at the ComellttSr . t--;,-iX - - -
B. W. Wilson, attorney trow Cor
vail is, t at the Multnomah.
. Thomaa Bllyew, who is la the ship
building Industry at Astoria, U at the
Portland. .-. ' '
A. R. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. O. Smith
and J. M. Morrow are among the Pen
dleton visitors at the Imperial. ' $
James Patterson end Charles Middle
ton, officials of the Western Union com
pany at San Francisco, are at me
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Thadbolt, fruit-
growers at Takima, are guests at the
Multnomah.
-Mrs. R. A. Bensell. who is one of the
pioneer residents of Newport, is at the
Seward.
E. B. Griffin of Newark. N. J., is at
the Carlton. Griffin represents the
Prudential Life Insurance company and
Saturday "The Dark Star"
DANCING
flTJABAKTEEP
In eight lessons Ladles
12; 50. Gentlemen $5.00
at De Honey's Beautiful
Academy, 23d and Wash
ington. Ksw Classes for
Begianers start Monday
and Friday evenings. Ad
vanced classes Tuesday
and Thursday evenings, 8
to 11 :30. All popular and
latest dances taught la S
three-hour lessons.
LADIES $LS GE5TLEMEir SS.M
Plenty of desirable partners and prac
tice. Mo embarrassment Separate step
room and extra teachers for backward
Suplls. A printed description of all
ances free for pupils. The social- fea
ture alone Is worth double the price.
Private lessons all hours. Learn from
professional dancers who guarantee to
maJci a dancer of you and where you
meet refined people..
Ton eas sever leara discing in private
lessons from Inferior teachers In small
rooms or in short class lessons with no
partners to practice with. While others
cater to public- dances, we cater to teach
ing ana aevoio in. enure evening 10
teaching each lesson. Our academy is
beautiful and enjoys the best reputation
I
stage and exhibition dancing. Our large
in the city. Our teachers are professional
dancers, the only teachers
capable of appearing before the public, in
amount of business enables us to conduct
a school of this class, which Is the only
one or its xina tn tne city, ana no aouDt
one lesson from us is worth six in the
average school. Call afternoon or eve
nlnar. and you will be convinced. Phone
Main 765C. Catalogue mailed. Clip this
out ten your rnenaa.
I e VsrVI"!
THE SELLING
of
Life f Insurance ,
is a profession of the high
est order, .
This profession holds many
opportunities for . you as a rep
resentative of. this great North
west Company. . ,
; An exceptional degree of cpnv
Sensation and cooperation would
e furnished you. - ,
A COMPANY, large enough to
assure your future, small enough
to appreciate you. '
Mew World Life
Portland Office Stevens Eldg.
4S
A Sensible Price to Pay
for a Practical Overcoat
MEN WHO KNOW
the worth of pure wool
garments in dollars and cents
would advise the purchase of
overcoats and suits such as we
are showing at and near $45.
As a rule, our values are un
approached elsewhere, very cer
tain it is they are unsurpassed.
THE J. H. RANKIN CO.
112 SIXTH STREET
Tailors Clothiers Hatters
NEW
TODaY!
' ; Imported Milchner Herring
Imported Milchner Herring
New Arrival of Crosse and Blackwell Goods
1919 Crop Antonino Olive Oil
ON SPECIAL SALE
NUTS
MILK
SAME LOW PRICES
Milk Advanced Sie Today We Have
Hot Raised Oar Prices
Libby's -Milk, 48 large tins In case,
per dozen $31.75. per case SJ7.00
Libby's Milk, 73 small tins in case,
per dosen 85e, per case 96.60
Federal Milk.. 48 Targe tins in case,
per dozen $31.75, per case SJ6.90
Carnation Milk. 48 large tins in case.
per dozen SI. 75, Pr case $7.00
Oregon
Walnuts
and
Almonds
1919 crop ?orT. $1.10
40
c
Lb.
DELICACIES
Crosse & Blackwell Anchovy Paste, per dozen S6.00 each........ 55
Crosse & Blackwell Walnut Catsup, per dozen S4.50. each 40
Richardson A Robbins Boned Chicken, s, each 75
Richardson a Robbins Boned Chicken, Is, each.... Sl.OO
OIL
Antonino Olive Oil, 191$ crop
Gallons 88.00, H gal- S4.25
Quarts S2.25. pints ...$1.25
BERRnrO HEW GOODS
Imported Milchner Herring, per
keg 25
HOITET
Frame Honey, each 37a
BORDEJT8 MILK
48 large Uns in case ; case 87.25
APPLES
Fancy Northern Spy Apples,
regularly $2.35, special.. 81.75
BREAD about 4c A LOAF
IF YOU MAKE IT YOURSELF
A barrel of White Rose .Flour or Superior Flour will make $00 loaves
of bread, costing you $30 It bought from the bakers.
WHITE ROSE PLOTJR Fine, family, 49-Ib. sacks, per bbl 811.35
Sack 92.S5
WHITE ROSE FLOUR 9-lb. sacks, per bbL 911.25, sack 95.70
WHITE ROSE FLOUR 24-lb. sacks, per sack ...91.SO
SUPERIOR PAKCT PATENT JXOUtt 4-lb. sacks, per bbL 812. lO
Per sack -. -. 93.05
JUNO
COFFEE
46c per lb.
COFFEE BY MAIL
At Wholesale Prices
A coffee with a guarantee satisfaction
or your money beck.
We win deliver free ef charge te year nearest skipping point er by
parcel pest, Jbbo Coffee st 4e per possd, with tke gaarsatee that U
tkls Coffee h net satisfactory, we wilLrefsad the fail ssiasst of the
parches, price. ;
IMPORTANT!
OUT-0""-TOWW noFLg TkKg
PaRTIOULAR Honec -
art mail areart effl te rTOaS aarafutty
end premstly at there lew ariose, ssnd
emsry nna , ef S9srlaa
W. wui seats tmu aw lawaat
D. C. BURNS COMPAPIY
. 208-210 Third St, Between Taylor and Salmon
Sseelal 3CaO Order Service Writ, far Monthly ' Fries List MessTaer
,- : ttreater Parties AssecUUea Wholesalers to PrJvato
.t FanllleavHetels and Restasraats
' . Pheae Mais Sis. - l ? J . '
expects to make this city, his headauar-
tera for soma time. ...
Tom Nolan d, who runs a store at
Coi-vallis, Is ln the city buying .stock.
lie is at the Portland. . ... . ,.V
E..E. Fenn, who Is In charge ef tha
Canadian Pacific railway offices in
Portland, has returned to the Wfcltne-
mah from California, where- he has
bean for the last several weeks. '
George it. Steelhammer of SUvcrton is
registered at the Benson. . -
C 8, Tllchrlst, lumberman of Aber
deen, is at the Multnomah.
the Portland. Xe Moore is in the Insur
ance business In Southern California.
"Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Clancy are guests
at the Multnomah from Seattle, where
Clancy Is connected with the railroads.
J. V. Kofman of Stabler. Wash ts at
Mr. and Mrs. C L De Moore and Miss t the Carlton. He ts connected with tie
Ethel j. Hardle of Los Angeles, are all forest service at that point. -
T
For Friday
and Saturday
$1.00
Squibb
Paraffin Oa
S3TAPS " 1 t
.-' tBBSB -- I
ST
SWAPS'
Genuine (T.
ci fin v-f
Tanlac
$1.00
Nuxated
Iron
SJTAPS-
50c v ;
fepsodent
Tooth
Paste .
38c
30e
Kolynos
Tooth .
PaSte. a a a
24 s.
Patent Medicines
30rMusterole .....24c
$1.10 Lydia Pinkham's
Vegetable Comp.. 95c
75c Haarlem Oil Capsules
for .a..4?c
50c Mentholatum. . . .39c
50c Bene tol. ....... 39c
$1.00 Beef, Iron & Wine
for..... 89c
30c' Bromo Seltzer. . . 19c
50c LysoL ......... 39c
We Are Headpiarters for
SHAVING
SUPPLIES
at CUT PRICES
50c Gem Blades .... 39c
GiHette Bladet .39c
Diinham Blades . .. . .39c
Gillette Razors.... $3.98
Gem Razors .... . . .84c
Patent Medicines
60c Doan's Kidney Fills
for .. ...... 49c
Scott Emulsion ... .,,69c
60c Pinex for coughs 49c
$1 "Zemo,H for Eczema,
for............79c
1 Doz. Genuine Aspirin
Tablets .....14c
$1.25 3-grain Cadomene
Tablets ......... 89c
30c "Groves" Bromb
Quinine . . .; . . 19o
Why. pay fancy
prices for a
TRUSS?
Expert Truss
Fitting from
$2.50 and Up
We reserve
the right
to limit .
quantities .
at these
pnees
The very best guaranteed
RUBBER GOODS
at the lowest prices in the city
98c
Reg. $2 Foun- QQe
tain Syringe.. tOt
Regular $3.00 Sanitary
..$1.49
Reg. $2 Hot
Water Bottle.
Guars nteed Comb.
Hot Water fr-t AO
Syringe... tPXeUO
i
' These
s-; . T ' " . 2 ' 'the ,:
fiRST Morrison St&. mub:XRi
Johnbono
PVRJE Aim SWEET -
For HALJ-OWEEN
247 Yamhill St; Between Second and Third. Main 4248
Braseh is YISfA HOUSE MARKET, Between Third sa F.srtk
1L
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Tht ALSACE
Price
$12 to $15
- The Newest of the New
A long trim vamp of glistening patent leather an -upper
of beautiful soft flexible kid an, arch, shorts
'quick and high and afj-inch -Louii heeL ' Here
is the newest of the new Walk-Over models proud,
shapely and smart unequalled for Style and a
bargain for the money. As for fit bless you, the
. numerous Walk-Oyer patterns assure you your perfect ;
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BOOT SHOP
342 Washington and 125 Broadway