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Newspaper Page TextHARDING SEtlllilG . BULL MOOSE AID WE A IMP"? By Raymond Clapper Washington, June 17 (IT. P.)- A movement to unite solidly behind the presidential candidacy of Sen ator ' Warren G. Harding' former Bull foosers as -well as more con servative Republicans was under way today. The decision to start such a movement apparently reached by Harding himself and Is the first Important one of his presidential campaign. ' .Walter F. Brown, Toledo,' who was active la the Bull Moose movement 1912, has been assigned the job of win ning the active support of all progres sives He -was prepared to go out on his mission today. "I think you will find that the pro gressives will be united behind Senator Harding." Brown said. ' ' 6. 0. P. Press Bunch Stop at Salt Lake San Francisco Bound Salt Lake City, June 17. (U. 7 P. The newspaper special train carrying ever to newspaper men to the San Fran cisco convention passed through ' here r late yesterday afternoon after a stop- over of several hours. The writers were i Invited to hear an organ recital and , view a bathing; girt review as guests of :' thecity.- , ... . One of the events drew capacity at ; tendance from the reporters. - i Sentiment among persons along the line of travel has revealed the great popularity of a ' presidential ; ticket headed 'by McAdoo and Cox. . t , MicHigan Democrats To Vote for Hoover A t San Pmnr.isp.n Detroit, Mich., June 17. U. P.) Her bert Hoover, defeated candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, .will receive the support of the entire Mlchi - gan Democratic v national convention, leaders here today- declared. "I shall vote for : Hoover on the first ballot out of respect for the primary law," said Judge William F. Connolly, Democratic national committeeman. Millionaire Broker ; To Seek Seclusion .. Chicago, June 17. OCT. P.) James A. Patten, millionaire benefactor of North western university, has tired ' of the world's strife and intends seeking seclu - sion, friends declared today, following retirement of Patten aa president of the board of trustees of Northwestern. Evelyn Nesbit Brings ; Counter Divorce Suit New rTork, - June ' 17 Evelyn-' Nesbit, , formerly Mrs. Harry K. Thaw, has Insti tuted a. counter suit for divorce- against 1 her husband and former dancing part Vner. Vtrgll James MontagnU whose stage ; name Is Jack Clifford. V I California Impressions J No. 4 May 25, 1920 Sevenl hoars were spent to day visiting the enormous plant of the Holt Caterpillar people at Stockton. One's mind , staggers at the Ingenuity of manof the man who can sit ; down and design part ! after plrt. which, though made by. different crews in different corners of the plant, are so ac curately designed that, when all are put together behold, a living monster that works like clockwork! How puny the rest of us really feel, office man and mechanic alike. In considering the wonderful mind of the de signer and creator of the parts, the man whose genius makes4 our position possible, be: it at' the desk of the lathe! i No-one part was of any use . by itself!. Just so much dead, material. But fitted together -they constituted 1 00 perfec- ; tion? and -efficiency. And so with our Gas Company's efforts: Someone foolishly spokethat half truth that a corporation has no SOul.' : But the' members of that big family ' known as the gas ' com pany are your fellow tnenj yourt fellow citizens; - -.. j v. Their souls are no less fifll of desire to serve and to be appreciated, just because their combined efforts ' are 'Incor porated." But alone ,aji4 by themselves each one 1s but a"' cor, -and a single cog or -even a single-coe wheel is but little : ose. . ; ; o, ;. j ,- Tnie. now and then the test er at Holt's plant would find that i a part was not .100 per fect,? His apparatus detects the almost unthinkable defect of t one-thousandth part of anJnch. Such parts as did not meet his . test had to go back into the . melter. ' . But the. public should iudge efficiency by the' result' as a whole, aid not by the imper fection of ; here and there a par t. 0 ' " : " ; '- ? l -li.- - When all 'the 'members of a big family pull together; then , the result is like the Caterpil lar which we saw tried out puIHng'what would seem to be immovable loads with a per-.- sistence that was uncanny.. And nowhere is that i spirit Rof "all working together" more clearly demonstrated - than in Vne Portland Gas & Coke Co. 1 of; ilie GreaH Deparhnent Malageis, M BAY Sale Again the Levitt store has won success with 4 new feature sale It is ; always the policy of this good store to create new business by selling quality merchandise at less than market value. In placing this new sale, before the public we did so after a meeting with the department heads, and it was decided to go ahead and go strong; The department managers were given full sway as to prices, and this page is the re sult. There are two prizes offered to the department heads- the first goes to the department doing the greatest volume, and the sec ond goes to the department handling the most customers. These prizes have created keen competition in the store and every depart ment is offering wonderful inducements to create volume and bring customers to the. department. " $1.25 Boys' Overalls :Sgc Mad with bib. &tes 3, 4 and 5 only. ' Gaanina bin indlc denim.' r Not over 2 pairs to customer. $3.25 Car hair tt Overalls Men. theaa arc the (equina Carhartt' overalls, mad with bib and made- of their' heaviest ' Master Blue Denim. The wholesale price of Carharrt overalls is $3.08. At $2.47 we will sell only one pair to a customer. All sizes 32 to 42. $2.47 ! Men's Clothing Dept. 0 1 FL A. Todd, Mgr. $25.00 Men's Suits at fl fr3 9M 1. These suits come in several styles and desigms. One pattern la par ticular In which we have all sizes from 35 to 40 Is a very neat rray worsted, well made and well lined. l ii you ouy one oi uch uu jui if-think It la 'not whaf I told you about It, then bring tne suit Daca and I will reruna you su.so puu carfare. . $35.00 Men's Suits at Models for men and youns; men ; - - A sixes 34 to 42. All are desirable U?.? Ull models and styles, well selected eTl m M m C3 J for our regular trade. You will wonder how I can sell these good suits for so little money. Alterations free!. Perfect fit guaranteed or money back. $50.00 All-Wool Suits $32.80 mm 'Jeri sey Ladies' New Wool Jersey Dresses, latest stylos 1 l .hades. Sizes 16 to 40. n.:. :. mtianal offer as they aro w ar three times this price. Only dross to customer.- ly on. HgP Off Men, here Is a suit offer which in itself should crowd our store. Not every design or every model Is all-wool, but many of tnem are absolutely all wool and guaranteed so by us. I especially have in mind an all-wool, hand-tailored, heavy-weight navy blue cheviot serge. Sizes 14 to 44,. and plenty to choose from. $65-$70 All-Vcol Suits Here, men, is merchandise that, "e m m I am really proud of. I have SZt XI Vjl seen these same quality woolens ojl ' & .IJW In other stores, at much higher - than our low regular prices. Now you can figure for yourself what you really save. Finest worsteds and soft finished woolens. Hand tailoring and fine linings. Sizes 34 to 44. All-wool navy serges aa well as fancies. Trousers, Large collection of patterns and fabrics. Trousers for ail kinds of wear and sizes from 29 to 43 for men and young: men. . $3.66 Strong Work Trou- (R "j Q ft sers go at v. . . ....... . tD X2f O. $4.po Worsted- Cotton (tCk Everyday Trousers at. Di OJ $6.50 Fine Dress Pants go at . ..$3.98 $7.5p Fine Dress Pants go at.,. $4.95 $8.50 Fine Dress Pants go at. . . $5.95 $ 12.50 All-Wool Serge Trousers $7.77 $3150 Men's Khaki Trou- Qrt AA sers, Boss Mechanic Brand tJJaW Vr st ;oys' Suits Truly a stupendous event is this sile on boys clothes. The prices are so low . thit even twd suits is a small investment.-. . $ 1 0.00 Boys Suits, ages '...:$.6.i9" $15.00 Boys' Suits, i ages 8 to 18, 9 $20.00 Boys' Suits, ages lt!?:.:!'.:;M2.98 Juvenile Suits ( (ChC at $4.9.5 .and .lay 3 Dry Goods Dept. C Savage, jMgrJ 1 Domestics -j 50c Indian Head linen finish, yd.. 33c 40c English Longcloth cha- OCkr mois finish per yard. . 75c Mohawk Pillow Casing; 45- in., yd. . . ................ .v. .59c 85c Pequot Pillow; Tubing 45- in., yard. .. V e . . 65c 30c Htick Towels-fred border AKn 16x32 pair............. 40c Huck Towels-red, border KQ p . 18x36 pair. ... . . . ... . . UK, $ 1 :Turkish Towels fancy border . 65c 75c Mohawk Pillow Cases 42x36. 59c $2.50 1 Mohawk Sheets; Qrt QQ bleached; 63x90 each.. PA.i70 i3.50 r Honeycomb - Bed- .30 '7K; , spreads full- size each v-w. J u $1 ' Natural Linen Scarfing '7.1 1 8x20 inches per yard .... ' 75c Pfisse Crepe for Underwear Q plain and printed per yard $1.50 Feather Pillows fancy AQ - art ticking each..--: ro SillaS and Dress Goods $3 new stripe and plaid Satins , and Taffetas, 36 inches CJT QQ .. wide, yard.. l.tO $3 Crepe de Chines, 40 inch heavy - quality, white, flesh, CJ1 QQ . pink, yellow, Coral, yd. vX.t70 $2- Imported Pongee Sport Silks, 33 inch, blue, green, old rose and gold coin spots, .yd. D J-.i $3.95 black and colored Chiffon Taf feta; 36-in:,.beautif ul rich I O QK lustre, no loading, yd.. w&OO $2 Silk Poplins, 36 in. wide i C 1 OA blatk and colors, per yd. &.4J $1.50 Black Shantung Silks, 36 QQp in., unequaled foj hard wear r.Y.P V $6.50 Chiffon Broadcloth,! 52 inches wide," sponged,- shrunk, j A 'JK yard ........... . .'. i . . . j P 75c Mercerized Voiles, 40 inches AOp wide, light, dark colors, yd. $1.25 French Voiles, fine mer- QOp cerized quality, 40 inch, yd oot Boys Wear knee pants $2.50 Boys Good Kneej Pants. .... .551.29 $3.00 Boys Good Knee Pants. .7. . . .$1.88 $3.50 Boys' Good Knee Pants...... $2.38 $3.50 Best Corduroy Knee Pants... $2.38 BOYS BLOUSES ' 85c Boys' Percale Blouses. ....,.,.)J.,.47 $1.50 Boys' Percale Blouses. ........79 $1.75 and $2 Boys' Madras Blouses 51.39 $1.00 Boys' Blue Chambray Blouses. .69e? $1.50 Boys' Blue Chambray Shirts.": .93$ $2X0 Boys'. Dress Shirts : ..;.ivi.. $1.48 $1.50 Boys' White Shirts, soft QQ military collar, at ........... .'.p ! O O BOYS' WASH SUITS $2.75 ;Boys' Fine Wash Suits for-. . $1;48 $3,00 and $3.50 Boys' "Wash Suits.. $1.98 $4.00 Boys' Fine Wash Suits . . $2.48 BOYS' UNDERWEAR r Summer underwear for boys at prices that I know are very cheap. .Broken Lines of Boys" Balbriggan Q Shirts or Drawers at...... ..... X7C $1.00 Boys' Mesh Union Suits. .G3 $1.50 Boys' Knit Union, Suits. 92 75c Athletic Unions, broken sizes..... 44 Ladies' and Children's Underwear and Hosiery Department v Clara Gailey, Mgr. 65c Children's Half gg q Sock .. . ....... ...r).".'w.-. $1.25 Children's Lisle three-quarter Socks; black, broWn or JQ( white i. ...... .. . 25c and 35c Children's White 1 Gn Hose AUC 75c Children's Brown Cottbn- Lisle 46c ; Ladies' Hose 75c Silk Lisle Hose, black or white, OOn seconds and- firsts,, pair ........ 30 $2.50 Jap silk and fiber silk $1 mixed Hose at, pair.......... P JUl $3 pure thread silk Arrow Brand (I " Hose, lisle heels and iops.i..- vJL I Ladies' Underwear 75c Ladies' Union Suits . A p 85c ladies Union ' Suits at . . . : . . 59c $1.25 ladies' Union Suits at: . .... . .79c S5c ladies' wing sleeve, Vests. .... .11c 75c fine ribbed Vests. . . . vi.42c- 65c Comfy Cut Vests at .'. ... .33c and $l.25 children's Union Sqits. 79c j7iS0 Laciles, Sweaters High-f ratle Mareeriied Flnuh Knit Sweaters, , mad witfi ialt. All naw bright and delicata C () ( hade. ' A71 ' aiaee. Om to a , cuitomar. Ql? 0ar'J q I Second floor. 4 SKp-Oh Sveater s $10.00 Ladles' New. AH-Wool Slip-on Sweaters, OA QK I new colors 0Xa7tf $12.50 and $15.00 Ail-Wool Slip-on Sweaters, OH QQ all colors, at. . . ; ;-W I eOO $3.50 Misses Slip-On Sweaters, i all wool. at. . . . . .i . . .$2-29 S7.50 Misses All-Wool Coat Style. Sweaters at. . , . .$3.98:: Muslinwear. House Dresses Eunice Gilnett Mr. . ' Ttuslinwear $20 Fine Muslin Gowns . .M $3.50 Fine Muslin Gowns .... ... $1.50 Envelope Chemise at. . . . . . $2.50 Fine Envelope Chemise at. 5i.oir Aiusim reuicoais at $2.00 Muslin Petticoats- at $3.00 Muslin . Petticoats at ' -. - -.51.39 .. 91.98 ..01J . 918 ...lc? S1.39 .91.98 House Dresses $2.50 Bungralow Aprons i .91.20 $3.00 and $30 Bungalow Aprons. . .52.19 $4.50 Beautiful House Aprons at. ... $2.89 $5.00 and $6.00 Beautiful House Aprons Corner 4th and Washinston Main 40 ' Wc DcHvcr Men's Furnishing s iff 79c C. Roscnfeld, Mgr MEN'S UNDERWEAR $1.25 Men's Ath letic Union Suits $1.50 Mesh ' Knit QQ Poros Union S'ts U, $2.00 Straight Knit Union u,u rnc.i129 -ai-. . 75c Balbrijgan KQ Shirts or Dr'wert Wi'v DRESS SHIRtS $3.00 Fine f Dress Shirts, all sizes, at fJQ only ...... $5.00 Fine Dress Shirts, all sizes, at QQ QQ only ...... 00OU $8.50 to $10.00 SI 1 k ?,h"lrts:.!!: S5.48 $2.50 Soft Shirts, soft col lar attached, Ql OQ . WORK SHIRTS $1.75 Blue Chambray W6rk Shirts ;98t $2.00 .Blue Chambray Wk Shirts 91.39 $2.50 Black Sateen Work Shirts S1.48 $8.50 Khaki Flannel ; Shirts.. 93.98 SOCKS . I 15c Menfs . Black Socks ? priced 55c Men's Black andXblored Socks' 19 lOc and 50c Men's Fine: Socks all colors .29J $1.50 r Gray Thread Silk Socks at-83 . TIES - 25c tO' 50c Summer Silk Ties ' at .......... . ............ $1.00 Men's Fine Silk. Ties. .. ... .G9c. $1.50 Men's Fine. Silk ' Ties. . .v . . 93 & $2.50 Men's Fine -Silk .Ties... , .$i;48 MEN'S : - HATS ; ; - Wr: S4.00 Mmi's' eooA Soft and new -Ov Flf (t)A OA Hat tbaOaS Q Kl HiT S Soft and new Felt Hats . .. 93.89 ( $7J0 Men s good Soft and new Felt Hats ..1. 94.85 $3.50 Gen. Toyo Panamas 91.98 $9.00 Genuine Panamas go at. U.3& $1 JS0 Men's new Cloth Caps at ; . .1. 98 $3.00 Men's new Cloth Caps at 91.98 MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS 15c Soft Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 8 25c Soft Hemstitched H'dkerchiefs 14 LEATHER GLOVES $1.00 .Men's All-Leather Gloves $1.50 MenV An-Leather! Gloves ; . i .98 $2J50 Men's All-Leather Gloves. .91.G9 $1.50 Men's All-Leather Reversible Mit tens for ;.i .83 15c Knit AVrist Canvas Gloves. ..'...9 -;n I if Corsets .' $2.50 Corsets, good style, size 18 only, at l.83e $1.75 to $2.50new style Corsets, all sies, priced at 9110 $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Corsets, all wanted styles and sizes in the lot, d "j ! Q Q priced at ;-.:.,.....vlwO $5.00- and $3.00 fine Corsets, all sizes in the lot, good styles, . QQrl Q priced at tpOafcO - CHILDREN'S DRESSES $1X5 Gingham Dresses, sizes 2 to 6, 59J $3.00 and $3.50! High Grade Jin??ham Dresses, sues 2 to 6, C, AO priced at JLmUO $3.50 Gingham Dresses, ages 8 to 14, priced at . . . . . v . . . . ..... .$2.29 $5.00 Gingham Dresses; ages . 8 to 14, priced at ......... . . . ... . . ... J Ladies' Ready-to-wcai Ada Beckman, Mr. ( Ladies Dresses $25.00 Ladies' AU-Wool Serge Dresses ....... $12.66 $35.00 High-grade Trico-tine- Dresses --for .... , 910.G0 $20.00 New Silk Dresses .....911.00 $30.00 New Silk Dresses $50.00 New Silk Dresses t t 924.00 $50.00 New Silk Dresses fill Sr " COATS $25.00 Half .'Lined Sport C " Q fin Coats ..... ........... tt) XO a o $35.00 Fine Polo Sport Coats. .921. C 3 $50.00 Fine Silvertone Sport Co.it s I Or , ...... jr.. ..., ... a. . . & $35.00, Fine Tweed Sport Coats .r17.1I5 $35.00 Long Silk Coats ....... iMO.V : I $35.00 to $50.00 Beautiful Capes 919.C J SUITS $19.63 $50.00 Ladies' Fine New Suits 931.C '.; $60.00 Fine All-Wool Tricot in e Suits for C39.C3 $75.00 Finest All-Wool Tricotine Suits SKIRTS $5.00 Sport Wash Skirts 0 C" A O '.'for-J.':.-.., .......... Da.-o $7.50 Beautiful White Wash Skirts at CI. 3D $12.60 Sport Silk Skirts ........ .J'B.S:.) $25.00 Sport Silk Skirts .... . ,r14.i: ) $30.00 Sport' Silk Skirts 1 7.1. $7.50 Silk Poplin Skirts 1.- WASH WAISTS. $1.50 and $2.00 odds and ends of pT( good style Wash Waists. .... .tJO $2.50 Beautiful New White Voile Waists - at 91.M $3.50 High-grade New White Voile Waists at C2.ll) 5.00 Exauisite New White Voile Waists sirVAISTS $7.50 All-Silk Crepe de Chine Waists at H KA 1A Crmrm Am fhinm tk f S and Georgette Waists at . .2.50 and $10 Beautiful C' High-grade Silk Waists at U SHOE DEPARTMENT A. hi. IZclU, Mgr. CHILDRETrS SHOES $3.25 Children' Dress Shoes, sizes ("! O to X. at... . $3.50 White TopShoes, sizes to 5, ftl." "I $3.5Q Scuffers, sizes S to 8, at.. f "..: j $4.00 Scuff ers sires 8 , to 11, at : V $3.50 Boys Shoes, ill sizes ) $5.50 Boys' Shoes, euarsnteed all On (f, leather, all sizes at...... kjJ0J RIEN'S SHOES I $8U50 Men's, Good Dress, Shoes OO Cf at tJOtO $9.00 Men's Brown Dress Shoes " ".f. 3 $15.00 Men's Genuine Emerson Dress hhorn. at . -. $12.50 High Grade Men's Brown and Ofj'p' Black Dress Shoes at J I U ''V-;-:.LADIES,:HOES $5.00 Ladles' White Canvas Ox- ro r fords . . i j. I . $6.50 Ladies' White Canvas Shoes $8.50 -Ladies' One-Eyelet Drown Ti: (, at $3X0 Ladies' Brown Oxfords, i'A ! . X3C