The Oregon daily journal., January 01, 1920, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,- THURSDAY, " JANUARY l.: 1820.
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TODAY'S FORECASTS
Portland and Tioiniry: Tonlht and Frldaj.
fair; wind mostljr northerly.
OreaoB and Washington: Tonight and Fn
daf, lair; win da mostly northerly.
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WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Btvdnna Ofllce. The Journal
Orkney Society Holds Rennlon The
Orkney and Shetland society of Port
lari( iave its annual dinner and re
union at Pythian temple, Tamhill and
Weit Park streets, Wednesday evening,
and with It was combined ' a reception
to returned service men and a dance
until Che New; Tear. Thomas Muir,
president of the .society, gave an ad
dress ot welcome, which was responded
to by William Blchan and James W.
Sinclair. .Kenneth Tomllnson spoke on
"Impressions of Orkney." Tom Burns,
president of IJC Andrew society, spoke.
William M. Laujrhton paid & tribute to
.Our Boys," 17 out of 45 men members
of the society of whom went to the
front and two paid the supreme sacri
fice. Solos were sung by Miss Lois
Mulr, J. McMillan Muir, Mrs. McMuir
And F." T. Crowther. Miss Margaret
Laugbton gave a flute solo.
Dog Owner Without Llceate Arrested
Five warrants signed by Jack Rout
ladga have been served by the police on
owners of dogs, charged with keeping a
dog. without a license. Judge Rossman
heard the cases this morning and did
- not Impose penalties. Those arrested
are Taye Agneu. 667 East Seventeenth
street; E. J. Boersig, 814 Kant Elev
. enth street, A. Lister, 433 Union ave
nue north : Q. Galliganl. 608 East Twenty-fourth
street, and A. A. Flood? 532
East Nineteenth street.
Maiamas Hold Opes Hon ie The Ma
samaa are holding open house for mem
bers and their friends today from 2
until 10 p. m. An Informal program
has been planned by the entertainment
committee, of , which George Meredith
la phftirmAn mnA th rluhrMimA at 832
Chamber of Commerce building have
been decorated.
Five Killed. 117 Injured In 931 auto
mobile accidents' In Portland during No
vember. Let us show you how, for a
small cost, you can protect yourself,
your family, your bank account against
such hazards. For particulars phone W.
R. McDonald & Co., Marshall 2391, Yeon
bldg. Insurance with service. Adv.
Ton Br Fillplsoi Glre Ball The
young Filipinos of Portland gave their
annual dance at W. O. W. temple. Wed-,
nosday night, which was well . attended
by many members and friends. The of
ficers In charge . were Joe Bellonlso,
Clemento Artltca and Vlncente Lenor.
Shepard's Auto Bna Line Autos leave
St. Charles hotsl at 10 a. m. and 4 d. m.
for St Helens and way points and Co
lumbia highway to Multnomah falls
and way points. For Information call
Marshall 4381 or Main 30. Adv.
Pollee Have Qalet New Tear The new
-year entered quietly In Portland so far
as the police is concerned. Nobody was
Injured In a fight, automobile accident
or shooting affray. Not a serious auto
accident marred Wednesday evening.
Sines . 7 o'clock last evening- until this
morning- the, police arrested nine1 persons
for toeing drUnk, four for disorderly con
duct and one for: being disorderly by
fighting. ; Counting prisoners who -ars
serving Jail sentences, 4J ars locked up
on the men's side of the city 'Jail and
four on the women's aide.
- .
Polles IsUrrspt Card OasaeA little
card game was abruptly broken up at 2
o'clock this morning at West Park and
Morrison streets by Sergeant Brothers
and Patrolman McMahon. Robert Moore,
cen di&rcia, ja vrysiaj ino isarnr;
Bernard were arrested and charged with
gambling. About 13.35 was seised as
dence. ' The men secured their . release
on 85 bait Trial will be Friday In
municipal court.
Driving Wine Druak CkarfesOrls
Dickenson was arrested by Motorcycle-
man Wiles Wednesday night on a charge
of driving his automobile while intoxi
cated. It was reported that he had
locked wheels with another motorist at
Broadway and Glisan streets.
8alemSUyton-MUI City Stage Leave
Oregon Electric depot, Salem, 10 :8Q a.
m., 4:20 p. m. Connects with Oregon
Klectric trains 5 and 9, southbound.
Take stages marked Hamman Auto
Stage. Adv.
t
Why the Milk Caret Because disease
is often due to disturbance of the mech
anism of nutrition, and the milk cure
corrects the trouble. The Moore Sani
tarium, office 908 Selling bldg. Adv.
Dr. Pence Issues Challenge At the
meeting of the City club In the Tyrolean
room of the Benson hotel, at 12:15
o'clock Friday. Dr. K. H. Pence will
Issue a challenge to the dub.
At The Aadltorlnm Artisan celebra
tion for members and guests, tonight S
o'clock. Program, dancing. Secure your
tickets at Auditorium. Doors open 7
p. m. Adv.
Cast Alnmlnam Plates as made by
Dr. E. C. Rossmore are less irritating
and more satisfactory than ordinary
rubber ones. 307 Journal building. Adv.
Steamer Jessie HsrKlnt for Camas.
Washougat and way landings, daily, ex
cept Sunday, leave Alder street dock st
2 p. m. Adv.
Kteamsr I raid a for St Helens and
Rainier, dally at 2 :30 p. m.. foot of Alder
street. Sunday. St. Helens only, 1:30
p. m. Adv.
Baaee, Thursday eve, January 1, For
esters' hall. 129 Fourth street Admis
sion, 35C Adv. .
Nev Tires for Old Tires Investigate
the Keaton Non-8kld trading proposi
tion. Adv.
HalroDttlag An Art at the Market
Barber .Shop, .17 4th at Tamhill Adv.
nerstone of the new Sellwood Catholic
church Is to be laid at 3 p. m. today.
Moore Sanitarium for the Milk Care.
Adv.
Hot J,ake Arrivals
Hot TjRke. Jan 1 a rw. . i- . ti.
. t, a,K xiui.
lake sanitarium Monday were; William:
"", nai iey, iaano ; Frank Brown,
Helix; Mrs. A. J. Beckstead. Pocatello,
Idaho; Mrs. S. A. Ingerson, Kamela ;
Lucille Pierce, Helen J. Pierce, Carol
Curry. Mr. and Mrs. Gus S. Leavy and
Henry Leavy, La Grande ; F. V. Martin,
Boise, Idaho; W. A. Rets, Walla Walla,
Wash. ; Mrs. Joe Crabtree, W. T. Finley,
Brent Finley and Mrs. John W. Hill,
Wallowa; Pamona Stockland, La
Grande.
TheNewWorldLife
EXTENDS THE
Season's Greetings
to its many policy notders, stock
holders and friends and its wish
that the yer 1920 miy prove a
very hapjjy and prosperous one
for all v
New World Life
- The Giant l the Northwest
INSURANCE IN FORCE
$24,000,000 - ,
HOME OFFICE, c SPOKANE
EdlefsciVs wish you Happy 1920. Adv.
Industrial Accident
Commission Inquiry
Is- Under Headway
Charges that the state Industrial acci
dent commission baa been, i misusing
stats funds In the interests of bis; busi
ness, which were brought before Gov
ernor Olcott by Lee Roy E. Keetey. a
Portland attorney, are being tnvesti
srated by a special committee appointed
toy the governor. :
Testifying before the committee Tues
day, Keeley gave many specific instances
wherein, he claimed, the commission had
erred In making awards. J. W. Kaste,
another . lawyer, appeared before the
committee Wednesday and argued
against certain acts alleged to have been
committed by the commission. .
The committee Is composed of . three
men representing the public, three rep
resenting the employers and three rep
resenting labor. Among those on the
committee are A. C. Dixon of Eugene,
chairman; Thomas McCusker, .secretary
of the Associated Industries board ;
Frank Greene of the-electrical workers'
union : Robert - Gill, secretary of th6
Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumber
men; J. H. Brooks of the pressmen's
union, and Sandy McLean or renaieton.
Dates Set for Filing
On Homestead Right
At Tillamook Head
Applications will be received at the
United States land ofrlce in the postor
fice building from January 14 to Febru
ary 3 at 9 a. m. from persons who wish
to acaulra homestead rights to 327 acres
of land at Tillamook Head In Clatsop
county. The acreage is located on a
high bluff overlooking the sea. about
three miles from Seaside and near the
Tillamook Head lighthouse.
Applications will be filed by number
and homestead entries awarded by lot
tery, the drawing to take place at the
land office February 9. Descriptions of
the land will be furnished at the land of
fice, and applicants may apply for
tracts ranging In size from 40 to 160
acres.
Armory, which will be exclusively to
the American Legion. , ex-service men
and the National Guard, th battalion
will guard the entrances to Oie Armory.
Injured In Fall Down Stairs
Mrs. C. M. Buckbee, 194 Salmon street
fell down the stairs at ber bouse Tues
day evening and Injured her left wrist
badly. She was taken to Good Samari
tan hoepUaL
Thrown From Horse
J. Benjerman of (49 Front street was
thrown from a horse he was tiding on
Tuesday evening. His left arm. was
broken. He was taken to St Vincents
hospital.
Foot Is Badly Hurt
Several logs rolled on;- the left foot of
Hi Klyakowa. 1359 McKenna avenue,
at the Peninsula Lumber company oa
Tuesday evening. His foot Is badly
Injured.
The opportunity of a lifetime seldom
has a label on It -
Seattle Policeman,.!
In Quest of Booze,;
Is Shot by Woman
Seattle. Jan. 1. (J. N. &) Patrolman
John M Gill, report clerk at central po
lice sta ion. was shot ra the Jeff this
mornlni by Miss K. Martin, In a melee
with thi woman and C. J. Clark, another
patrolman, when McGUL according to
his own Statement entered the woman's
house to get a drink of whiskey.
McGill and the woman are boo km on
"open" charges at the city JaUU Clark
was not arrested.
Card of Thanks
Ws wish to thank our friends for their
kindness -and sympathy shows us at the
death of our1 husband and brother ; also
for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs.
Rlelly, John Rielly, Mrs. Carty, Mrs. M.
j. lynn.
National Guard
The masque ball of company H, Na
tional Guard of Oregon, was well at
tended Wednesday night and the guests
enjoyed themselves in the large ball
room with plenty of music until 1919
gave up its life to Father Time.
Colonel C. K. Dentler, Inspector In
structor of the National Guard of Ore
gon for the United States, has Issued
an order establishing an officers' school
under his direction every Monday night
at the Armory. The noncommissioned
officers will be instructed every Thurs
day night, with Captain R. M. Conner
as instructor.
Colonel Hammond has Issued an order
directing the Third Oregon and En
gineers to turn out to escort General
Pershing upon his visit to Portland
January 18. Major J Francis Drake
will command the battalion formation.
It will answer the first call at the
Armory at 2 :55 p. m., and the final
adjutant's call at 3:15. During the ad
dress of General Pershing at. the
COFFEE
We Will Deliver
FREE OF CHARGE
to Tour Nearest Shipping Point by
Parcel Post
Juno Coffee
Only Lb.
And Rose of Ceylon Tea
at Only 50c Lb.
with the guarantee that Llther of
these is not satisfactory wswill refund
the fall amonnt of the purchase price.
JUNO COFFEE Is a special blend ol
coffee In which we specialise, and can
not he excelled anywhere at the price
ws fluote. Per pound 46e
HOSE OF CEYLON TEA Is really a
76e tea, and sells regularly for that
firlce, bat we buy it direct at a much
ower price than the local Jobber sells
It for, therefore this extraordinary low
firlee. HOSE OF CETLON Is a tea of
nrltlng pronounced orantre fraaranea
and heavy body. Specially low prleed
at per pound 50c
Or 6 pounds for 82.25
2&-pound chests ef ROSE OF
CEYLON TEA SIO.OO
High Grade FLOUR
At Less Than WHOLESALE PRICES
n.n,i vnnr dallT aner and you will find that Flosr will advaaee, so
better prepare yonrselt while onr prices are still low.
Superior Fancy Hard waea rami, per not......
Per sack ' .
White Hose Hard Wheat Fancy Flour, 41s, per hbl
Per saek
White Rose Faney Flonr, S8, per hbl
Per aaek
EASTERN BUCKWHEAT, llll CROP
Kllnger Pure Buckwheat, t lb. sacks..
Drink It
It's Healthful
It is so easy to let false notions,1
but OF COCRSE COFFEE ia
healthful. j
Manjr, many food well-meanins'
people uaed to think the world was
flat A Portuguese went out and
sailed around the earth, and we all
know now they were wrons.
Coffee was a popular beTerace
before Mecellsn disproTed the old
foolish fallacy. It is still popular
the world orer. But many well
meaning people hare false notions
about it.
Of course, the world k found.
And of course coffee ia healthful.
It is wholesome and nourishing.
But too much of anything isn't
good.
One may eat too much meat Or
drink too much milk. But no
body claims that meai and milk are
not healthful. It isn't the use of
coffee that . is harmful it la the
abuse of it
Coffee la good. It has proved
good under eTery test. It proTed
so in the war in the trenches
in the camp in ths hospital
on ths march oa the sea. Sol
diers and sailors know that coffee
is nourishing suatainina.
Drink coffee three times a day,
if you like. But be sure that you
drink good coffes REAL COF
FEE. This is the only way to get
the genuine coffee TASTE.
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85
APPLES
FANCY HOOD RIVER JONA
THAN APPLES, per bx..2.65
FANCY CALIFORNIA SMALL
WHITE BEANS. 11 lbs.. $1.00
91.001 i lb. sacks, 55
Fish
Is, dos.. $5.00
Vis.' da. $304$
tti,' d.'s2s
257
Tuna
Curtis Tuna Fish,
Each
Curtis Tuna Fish,
Rch
Curtis Tuna Fish
Kach .
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IMPORTANT!
OUT-Or.TOWIS FKOPLK TAKB
PARTICULAR ROTIOt
AH mail orders win be tilled sarsfulty
and promptly at thee low price. San
us your Grocery lists of awaer tea
wanted. We will quota yew our lowest
who! seats prioss
D. C. BURNS COMPANY
208-210 Third St., Between Taylor and Salmon
pseial Man Order Service Write for Monthly Price List Xemasr
Grsator Portland Association Wholesalers to Private
Families, Hotels and Restaurants .
. Psoas Mala lis, A..1U
&8
A Good Plan to
.v Invest Your Christmas Money
.-Vs la a t
Bag, Suitcase or Trunk
Buy Street From Maiafaetartr
regon Bag & Suitcase Mfg. Co.
.
,151153 FOUBTH 8T NEAR MOKEISON
I
FAOMI
SAMPLE SHOP
286 Morrison St., Between Fourth and Fifth Sts.
Next to the Corbett Building
Beware of imitators and imitation
sample shops. Look for Big Sign
With the Hand Pointing at 286
Morrison St. Factory Sample Shop
JANUARY CLEARANCE
Closing out all Winter Garments. Women's Coats,
Suits, Dresses, Waists, Skirts, Sample Coats, Sample
Suits and Sample Dresses to be closed out.
Women's Suits
To be closed out. ' Sizes only from
16 to 40. Many in this lot sold up to
$55, at only $18.95, $23.95 and
DDI
Dm
Ws
Take
Liberty
Bonds
st Full
Value
NOTICE Any garment bought at the Factory Sample
Shop during this sale and not entirely satisfactory your
money cheerfully refunded. "HONESTY IS OUR POLICY"
Waists
Georgette and Crepe de
Waists. Many samples in this
Greatest bargains in town.
is lot. We Sail
n. 'I for
l LESS! Z
To dose out. In all shades and all
sizes. Many samples in this lot
would be cheap at $50.00. To
close out at only $18.95,
$26.50, $28.95 and
$14.95
In Satins, Tricotines, Tricolettes.
The greatest values. Many in this
lot would be cheap at $50.00.
To close out at only $23.95.
$36.95 and
$18.95
Sweaters Price
Children's Coats xz Price
Our Store Opens 8:30 a. tn.
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Automotive Schools j
Day and Night
1 Automobile, Traetor, Vulcanising Students entering j
5 now will be ready for position in the spring. Large new ' j
5 building, new equipment, expert instruction, practical j
E laboratories" and actual shop experience in repair. ;
Radio and Electrical Schools
Prepare for rkdio operator service on merchant ships or j
S for electrical engineering. Special equipment and very . j
E high grade instruction insure rapid progress and practi- j
cal results. Enter now. : ' j
E These schools cooperate with the state in pro
E vidingrinancial aid to returned service men: ,
2 . s7t oatalAsrnak rrsnnsr eomnletat InfarmatiMti. mAArmmm as nil as
J Mail Orders Receive ' . Oar
"Prompt and Careful Attention
Sana Diy as Received.
"The Store That
U ndersells Became
It tSells for Cash"
Our Store Closes 5:30 P. M
J Pre-lnventory Price-Reductions
Now Prevail Throufhout theEn
tire Store. ' ; -; - . -
This Will Be Our 999th
Bmg&n iMy Sale
Prices Have Been Extraordinarily
Reduced! "
4f Qur Bargain Friday Sale this week will be greater than ever before. All through the
store prices have been reduced and a perfectly astonishing array of quality merchandise may
be purchased by the thrifty, discriminating, women of this community for exceptionally low
prices. Two great salesOtir Annual Pre-lnventory Event and Our 899th Bargain Fri
day bring to you these and hundreds of other worth while savings. k f ' . .v ! , ' i
A Truly Phenomenal Sale 1 ' . r ; ; -
Odds and Ends and Broken Lines
Corsets. Muslinwear, Outing Flannel Garments, Aprons, Brassieres,
Children's Creepers, etc. all on sale Friday at, each .............
Q Without regard to cost, worth or former selling figures we are closing out ail broken Hneod4
garments and surplus lines in our Muslinwear SectlorrFrWay row havis caeics fromt
98c
Women's and Children's Outing Funnel Gowns.
Women's Koverall Gingham and Scout Percale
Apron Dresses.
Women's Batiste, Muslin and Seep Silk Envelope
Chemise and Bloomers. Also Camisoles in wash
satin and crepe de chine.
Kiddies' Slipovers and Denim Khaki Pla-Suits.
Children's white and colored Wash Dresses in
lawn and gingham.
R. & G. Corsets In sires 15 to 30 only. Worth
double this price.
Women's fine Muslin Drawers, embroidery trtm'd.
Women's heavy Outing Flannel Skirts.
Babies' Creepers and Outing Flannel Gowns. . .
Babies' best grade Soft-Soled Shoei. vf?
Women's fine Cluny Lace Brassieres and Bandeaus.
q These are just a few of the many interesting
items in this sale, and only a limited quantity of
each. No Exchanges None Sent C. O. D. Nona
Delivered. V
WHILE THEY LAST 98c EACH
EXTRA! A Sale of
Outing Flannel at 25c Yard
CJ At this low price we place On sale a fine new
lot of 27-inch Outing Flannel !of splendid
weight and perfect weave. You have choice
from plain light blue, pink, medium grey OP.
and white. Bargain Friday at, yard. . . . a-) 1
EXTRA! A Sale of
Stamped Gowns $1.48
CJ Made-up Night Gowns of fine ' quality nam
sook good styles in fenerous fullness. They
come stamped in many different and pleasing
designs. All sizes on sale In our Art J"1 7IQ
Goods Section Bargain Friday , tDXelO
For Friday! In Our Basement Section We Have Arranged a Special Sale of
Portland Made Brooms
That No Prudent Housekeeper Will Overlook 4 Values to Select From:
Lot 1 at 55c
CJ The Standard Broom,
of fair size and well
made comes with a
smooth black handle.
Lot 2 at 69c
CJ The Roberts' Special
a good1 quality Broom,
of medium sire one
that will wear well.
Lot 3 at 98c
CJ The Pheasant brand
a large Broom of good
quality corn and fine,
smooth handle.
NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS NONE SENT C. O. D.
Lot 4 at $1.19
CJ Roberts De Luxe
a fine large Broom of
superior quality one
Fur Trimmings !
Our Entire Stock Included
None Reserved !
CJ It will pay you well 'to look to
both present and future needs and
purchase at this saving sale for our
regular prices conceded by all fair
minded women to be below those
quoted for same qualities in other
Stores have been lowered 25
for this occasion.
CJ Included are all wanted widths in
black, white and brb ra kid Coney
black and natural Opossnna Mole
Do Luxe Sealine, etc. AH our Fur
Collars are also to be closed out at
this sale at H OFF regular prices.
Our
Regular'
Low
Selling
Price
Remnants
Rem
nant Prices!
Friday
in Our
Fancy
Goods
Section
Chiffons Georgette Crepes Nets
Act Promptly, Profit Extraordinarily 1
CJ Both Home Sewers and Dressmak
ers will quickly respond tooths an
nouncement of thii wonderful sav
ing opportunity to purchase dainty
materials for making and trimming
both women's and young ladles1
garments. - '
CJ Included are all remnants and short
lengths in CHIFFONS. GEORGETTE
CREPESr NETS and OTHER DAINTY
FABRICS. ' W
Plain colors, neat novelties 1 on!
rich color combination. All dosirablo
in stylo .and quality and all . ssls
BARGAIN FRIDAY at H REGULAR
REMNANT PRICES.
- A Wonderfully Fine Lot of . u V
Manufacturer's Sample Curtain Ends
In Nottingham, Filet and Madras Laces COv T?A14 I '
Yoiir Choice FRIDA Y ONL Y AT...... O VC IaCIl ( J
STANDARD WIDTHS IN 1 TO 194 -YARD LENGTHS i ' .
Q Housekeepers with small windows class doors transoms basement windows, etc., to cover, will
find this sale lo be a most opportune time to secure dainty Lace Curtains at little cost. i
CJ From s prominent manufacturer we secured an extensive assortment of Sample Curtain Ends they
come in Nottingham, Filet and Madras Lace in white, cream and ecru standard widths in 1. to Iff
yard lengths. No two are alike, and you have unrestrictedchoice from' the entire lot at one PQ'
price . . ' , . 0C
Wo snggost thst you do not delay your coming None sold to dealers No phone or MaO Orders Filled
All Metal Laces
at y4 Off I
tl Handsome Metal Laces for party or
dancing frocks, for trimmings and many
other purposes, such as 34-in. Flouncings
and Allovers. in trold or silver, on fineJ
silk nets, in white, black and colors ; also
wide and narrow bands and edges in
burnt-out effects and gold and silver on
silk nets. All first-quality goods, well
worth our regular prices. On sal O pT
at a uniform reduction of sdtl
Dress Trimmings
to Close at 10c Each
Odds and ends in Silk Medallions, Tas
sels, Buckles, Drops, Loops, Frogs, Mo
tifs, etc Every one a sensational 1
value at Bargain Friday's price. . JLvt
Offerings
Other Important
Briefly Mentioned
Although worthy of much larger, space.
Come let these bargains speak for them
selves. Men's Wool-Mixed Shirts and Jf QJ
Drawers, all sizes, Friday, gar. tl) XOcJ
Men's Wool -Mixed Union gQ yQ
Suits, all si2es, Friday, a suit $UfttT
Misses' and Children's Gunmetal Shoes,
button styles, 0 K (CO OQ
Friday only, pr.. fD&slJD) Ue7a
Women's Fleeced Cotton Vests and Pants,
in broken sizes, priced for FndayQA
only at, the. garment ........... OtC
Women's Kid Gloves in Un, black, cham
pagne, white, brown ; sires 6, 6W,
64, H, f, 1lA and 7y only. 41 70
While they lasf Friday,. pair... VXa 9 U
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Our Store
Opens at
8:30 A. M.
The Most in Value Th Best in Quality
Store Closes
at 5:30 P. M.
Saturdays: .
at 6 P. M.
x Division A. uepanmeni of education, i. m. v. a. ttatldtaf . . SI
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