FRIDAY, -JULY 23, ltZO.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, , PORTLAND, OREGON
TOWN TOPICS
Tnnbn to ell petars of the totted States at
broad ahoold iaka aaraBtaee et esrerienc4 ha
rm laal I ia and serrice offered tbtooch Tba Ore
on Journal Trerel Bureau, in personal eharee of
Dortee B. tmlth. Railroad ticket, and ateaaaabto
bookiaf arranred. roreWn nebant a israed.
laiotaiaUoa cms reeardiaa paeeporta.
ooMina intirr
Oladstea Chautauqua. Gladatoae. oly 1 S-2.
Stat Kike easoeiatioa. Sales. J-a.1t 23-34.
WaahfntoB 8 La la Kedmen. Vaneoaer, jair
aeaerieea Lerfoa, Astoria. Jalr 10-81.
" Waahina-toa aeeoelatioa a Couaty Ctarka,
aneoneet, Ancuat ft-7.
Bayer' week, Aft to 14.
Aseeriean Soeiete of Clrtt Eaciooan' ewaTea.
tion. Aagtt 10 to 11
Pram resbrai. Vancouver. . WaslL. Septeaa
ker 14-18.
Bona of Herman, (read lode. Portland. Sep
tember 61.
Pendleton Bormd-Pp, SerrteiabeY 2B-2B.
Waehiactos Slate W. U T. U.. VaneoOTer,
September 28-80. .
Oregon But fair. Saleae. September 37 ta
October 2.-- '-.
Idaho State Fair. Boise. September 27 to Oe
tober 3. --
Paclfto Coast Oaa aseeelstloe, Portland. Sep
tember. --
Waabinctoa State Fair. Takiaaa. September
0-115. - -
' Multnomah County rair, Qreaham. October
4 to . -
' Paeifia International Livestock sasodAtton.
Portland. November 16 to 20. .1
Oregon-Idaho Farmer,' Educational Union of
America. Toe XJaliee. December 1 tot
' TODAT'8 FOftECARTS
Portland and Vioiaitr Tonight and Satur
day fair, westerly winda.
Oregon and Waabington Tonight and Sat'
Urday fair, moderate westerly wind.
WEATHEB CONDITIONS
Moderately high pressure prctaila In the
northern Itocky mountain and Pari fie states, and
south of the Ohio river, the highest readings be
ing In Montana. A low preaaure: area ia cen
tral in the upper Mississippi valley. Precipita
tion baa occurred in weetern Canada. Montana.
Nevada,. Vtah, Florida, Louisiana and New Vork.
The weather ia much cooler In parte of Mon
tana and Wyoming, but the temperature is gen
erally above normal except in the extreme North
west and In the GuU atatos and lower Lake re
gion. -
Relative humidity at Portland -Noon yester
day, AO per cent; 6:00 p. m yesterday, 83 per
ant; 6:00 a. m. today, 87 par cent.
" Precipitation ,lnce January 1 Total, 1T.
lncuea; normal, zo.vo monea; aeticiency, 7. IT
, tlliWAUU U. WaXJJs.
- OBSERVATIONS
'P. M. report of preceding; day.
. Temp. g
i S 'a
- ' ll 53 11
Baker, Or. 78 1.46 I 0
Boise. Idaho ......... 80 68 0
Boston, Maaa 78 68 0
Buffalo, N. Y. 79 84 0
Calgary. Alberta 78 44 0
Chicago, 111. ....... 72 J O
Denver, Colo. 94 6 0
Dee Moines, Iowa .......... 83 74 O
Preano, Cal. , 70 O
Galveeton, Texas .......... . 88 78
Helena. MonU ............ 78 82 0
Honolulu. T. H..... 84 0
Huron. S. D. ................. 68 O
Juneau, Alaska 8S .... .01
Kanaaa City, Mo. .......... t4 78 0
Loe Aftgelee. CeJ.. ........ . $ 64 0
gMarshfield. Oi. ,. .... 74
edford. Or.. 09 47 0
emphia. Tenn. ........... 60 74 0
iaaoula. Mont. 76 44 0-
Modana, Utah 8S 60 .88
'New Orleans, Ia. BV 74 .52
New York. N. T.. ......... . 84 66 .64
Nome, AJaaka ........... 44 .... .28
North Head. Wash,..,.,.... 78- 66 O
Jvorth PlatU, Neb. ........... 88 88 0
Oklahoma City, Okla. ....... . 94 74 0
Phoenix. Arta, . . . . i . . . . 114" 74 0
Pittabnrg, Pa. . 84 68 O
PurateUo. Idaho .S. ........ 84 64 0
Portland,. Or 76 67 0 '
Prince Rupert, B.- C. 84 .... . .. ;
Boaeburg. Or. ............. 84 52 0
Boawell. N. M. 94 68 0
ftacramento, CaL .......... . 94 62 0
Hi. Lonia, Mo. 93 78 0
tit. PauL Minn. !)2 76 0
Halt Lake City, UUh... SH 74 0
Ban Diego, Cat 72 64 0
Ban Franciaco. CaL ......... 72 64 0
Seattle. Wah. . 68 54 0
Sheridan, Wyo 96 60. 0
Bitka. Alaska 62 .... .01
Bpokane, Vib. . i ........ . 78 62 0
Tacoma, AVaah. ............ 70 62 0
Tampa. Fie. .............. 66 72 .16
Tatooah Island, W'aah....... 60 62 0
Tonopah, Nav 90 68 .02
Yaldea.' Alaska ...... I ... . 64 .... .44
Vancouver, B. C. 70 64 0
Victoria. B.. C. ............. 50 0
Valla Walla. Waah. ....... . 83 58 O
Washington, D. C. . . 90 72 O
Willinton, N. I. . . . 94 60 O
Winnemucre. Nee. ......... 88 '64 0
Takima, : Wash ..... 82 54 O-
THHIFl
and
' WAS SAVINGS STAMPS
on Bale at
Business Office. The Journal
J
Barned by Electric . Sboek While
working on an r'actric . crane Tuesday
at the Columbia River Shipbuilding- cor
poration plant, Joe Patterson, 667 Linn
avenue, a carpenter, received a severe
electric shock and was badly burned.
He was taken to the' Sellwood hospital.
Patterson is 35 years old and married.
Rail Men's Exearsioa Employes of the
Southern Pacific Railway company will
leave Portland Saturday morning- at 7
o'clock on two special trains for their
annual excursion to Rockaway Beach.
t ., ..
VAOATION Oft - IUMMIR BUBSORIBKBS
- ttaea goiaa away for the' swan oroa
your vacatina, have The Journal follow yoa
at the reruiaf rate, or the following agents
will aupply yon at regular eity rates:
Barview, Or. W. A. Sippel). Jr.
Bay City. Or M re." T; A. Gillen.
Cannon Beach Ecola. Or. H- L. Harris.
Carson, Wash. Carl B. Smith. alaoBhip-nerd-,
8rHng. "
Garibaldi. Or. TX'C. KTita.. -
Gearbart, Or. W. I Bobinsoa.
Ixmr Beach, Wash. Straahal Co.
- Manaatran Beach Mrs. G. L Baatoa. .
Mntanita Beach -EmU G. Kardell.
Neah-Ksh-Nia. Or. A. O. Andereoa. 4
fenaiem, ur. Nebalem IrraM Lnrnpasw.
Netarta, Or. Mra. M. F. Croat.
Netmort, Or Ja. S; Hunt
Pacific City G. H. Ward.
Ocean Park, Wash. Geo. H. Kramer. -
Beckaway Beach, Or. F, P. Miller.
Seaude, . Or Jasoa MeCone, Both DrnS
store. 1 ' '
Beavicw. Vfaab, Geo. IV. Pntaasa,
Tiuamooe', Or. F. U J2beaman.
, Twin Rocks, Or.. D. J. Van Scyoo,
The excursion this year will be under
the auspices of the Southern Pacific band
and it is anticipated that between 1200
and .1500 employes -will make the trip.
An elaborate program Including' a band
concert and baseball game has been ar
ranged . and the Koclcaway pavilion has
been engaged for the day. -. Trains re
turning u Portland will leave Rockaway
at p. to. and 11 p. m. -
Drive Oa for 1906 New MembeM As
a feature of the drive for 1000 new mem
bers Gul-Reazee Grotto No. 65 will con
duct r the . initiation and ceremonial of
the Master Mason degree) at Sunnyside
lodge No. 161V Thirty-ninth street and
Hawthorne avenue, - Saturday ; evening.
In addition to the inlaUon there will
be a dinner .anV program, with an ad
dress by. Prophet George L. Baker. The
Oul-Reazee Grotto, which is the Portland
chapter of the nationwide social organ
isation among Master Masons, is stag
ing' a' membership campaign this1 summer
Under charge of Clyde' E. Lewis.
Mild Sngsr-Cared Ham tie Pond
No. 5 pails pure lard, S 1.25 ; No. S pall
shortening, $1.15 ; mild sugar-cured back
bacon,', half or whole. 35o a. pound;
Dixie squares of bacon, 25c a pound ;
Green Valley butter,' 60c a pound, $1.18
per roll ; pure home-made lard. 25e a
pound. We .still i have a small quantity
of government beef at bargain prices.
A complete line of -cooked meats for
warm weather lunches; highest quality,
lowest prices. - Pacific Market, Fourth
and Yamhill streets. Adv. ;
Anto Leaves SU Chanes Hotel for
Scappoose &:Z0 a. : m. ; St. Helens. As
toria and Seaside. , 10 a. m 1:80 p. m.;
Scappoose and St. Helens, 4 p. m.; ex
tra Saturday and Sunday to Scappoose
and St Helens, i 11:15 p. m. iCascade
Locks and Hood River 8:45 a. m., 2:45
p. m..; Bridal Veil and Multnomah Falls,
10 a. m... 4 p. m. ; extra Saturday and
Sunday, 11:15 p-m. to Bridal Veil. For
Information call Marshall 438L Adv.
Beaver Hides BringiHim $109 Fine
Illegal possession of beaver hides cost
O. B.: Verbick of Prospect. Or.. $100,
after he plea of guilty in Jackson coun
ty courts last week. Arrest was made
by P. j 11. Iaily, district , deputy game
warden of .Med ford, and a report has
been filed at the headquarters of the
state game commission. - , ; - - '
Oltti to Lectare oa Chareh The Rev.
Kenneth G. .Olsen will ; deliver a series
of lectures on the history and organiza
tion of the early, church and the relation
of that, structure to the modern church
at the Diytne Healing Institute, Eleventh
and Tamhill streets. The lectures begin
Friday night and continue each Friday
evening for several weeks. -;?"
Cases Admitted by Moore Sanitarium
Mo communicable 1 disease and no
mental disease of insane nature are
ever admitted to the Moore Sanitar
ium. It-is an ideal cure" for patients
broken down in health whose cases are
not strictly surgical. Adv.
Special Party ' G oln g" to Je f f erson A
special party of 75 Christian Endeavor
and Sunday school members of Portland
will leave Monday for Jefferson to spend
a week at that town and will return to
Uk!s city August 2, according to arrange
rTMnts made by the Southern Pacific -
Leeeption for Father 6!B?ara Under
aust ices of the Oregon Social Workers'
association a reception honoring Father
O'Hara and j Dr. Thomas will be held
Friday at S p. m. at the B'nai B'rith
hall. Thirteenth ! and MU1 streets.
: Service to Be Held Friday Evening
Service .will; be held at Congregation
Ah aval Snolom, ; Park and Clay streets,
Friday - night at $ o'clock. Saturday
morning services will be held at 9 o'clock.
Rabbi R. Abrahamson will officiate.
Salera-MIU City Stage Line Connects
O. E. train i No, 5 Salem, arrive Mill
City 1 p. m. Also connects O. E. train
No. 9 Salem, arrive Mill City 7 p. m.
Joseph : Hamman, ; proprietor, : Salem.
Phono 44. Adv.; , .
Warehone Permit OlTn A building
permit was issued Thursday afternoon to
the Road Builders' Equipment company
for the erection of a warehouse for the
Last Day
But One !
Biggest
Water Heater Sale
Ever Attempted in Portland . , ,x
Only
Cents
r Down"
And 50c a Week (Payable $2 a month with Gas Bill).
A $36.75 INSTALLED and Over a Year to Pay for it.
Remember:
' The Supply
Is Limited
Only Portland
-Has Any! .
IV v
J Offer
Holds Good
. i Only
l This
! Week
Pordand Gas & Coke Co";
Mala 0
Alder ear Fifth
storage of road machinery at the Inter-j
section of Interstate street and Columbia
boulevard. Cost of the structure Is esti
mated at . $6500: K. V. Day , secured a
permit to build a residence at 1934 Wil
lamette, boulevard, between Chicago and
Baltimore streets, at a cost of $3500.
Portlaad-lTewberg Basses leave Fourth
and Alder dally, 8 :30. 9 :30, 11 a. m.. 'and
L 2:30, 4:15, 6:30, :30 p. m.; Saturday
and Sunday, 11 p. m. - Phone Main
J314. Adv.
Wasted By Pacific Iron works. East
29th and Clackamas 'streets, a young
man who has had more or less experi
ence in laying out structural steel Adv.
Artificial Teeth made' by Dr.- Ross
man, ; the plate specialist, are made to
eat with. They make you look your
best. Journal building. Adv.
Steamer Iralda ror St. Helens and
Rainier, daily it 2:10 p. m.. foot of
Alder street. Sunday, St. Helens only.
10 p. rn. Adv. . ; I -
McCargar, Bates A Lively Fire, life,
casualty and automobile Insurance, Teon
building. Telephone Main 168. Adv.
J"raee on the Swan, w-iere we always
have a breeze, every Wednesday and
Saturday nights. Main 4748. Adv.
' Haimon to can, ; c lb. j salmon eggg,
25c lb. ; salmon cheeks, 20c dozen, Heyes
Bros 20i Yamhill street. Adv. -
Oregon Single Tax Leagae will furnish
arpeakers. - Headquarters, 816 Stock Ex
change BIdg. Adv. t
Swimming Every AfternoQn, dancing
every evening. "Windemuth on the Willamette."-
Adv. , - -.;..: -v.
Chroale. Invalids received at the Nis-
betb Sanatorium. Broadway 618. Broad
way 860L Adv.
r Woman, 88, Falls ' From Tree While
picking cherries On a tree in the yard of
her home, 785 East Thirty-second street,
Thursday afternoi n, Mrs. Jl. Hers, : 62
1
CHERRY'S WAISTS
REDUCED Yz :
with usual
liberal terms
years "of age, fell a distance of " about
18 feet and fractured both arms. . She
was taken to the Good Samaritan hos
pital for treatment.
Harrlsoa Hotel, rooms $2 wk. up. Adv.
. Hot Ltalce Arrivals
Hot .Lake, July 23. Arrivals at Hot
Lake Sanatorium Tuesday were. W. T.
Agerter Jr Ben Harrison, Mines; C
Grant. Portland ; F. W. Cline, Umatilla ;
Mr. and Mrs. J..H. Trout, Parma,- Idaho :
H. 'Seellgner. Walla Walla: J. W. Jar
man, Haines; 8. lS. Nelson, Weston. -
' Wirlna; Contract to Be Jjct
At an Informal meeting of the county
commissioners Thursday . morning 1 bids
for the electric wiring of the new Mult
nomah county hospital were elscueeed.
It-was decided that the award will be
formally made next Monday to the Jag-ger-Sroufe
company for $48,815. ,
, -J 1
f :XM Ready and Willing j
:i!L. c ?l ?J . fTHOSE two words:
LJ ; m. Li; g characterize the I
15 ' H H. ;! twenty-four hour policy ,
h- ' i h I f:! of the store of "Depend- i.
WWm ab,eDruss-";.
'f tejrQ8lPfi.'''rs Registered. pharmacists
I Aii fXftVS are always on duty, ready t '
r-V f,?yJPy and willing to fill your;
llr prescription needs. .. .
; flfiP NEVER CLOSE "
yWKjsffitfBA Cor. 6& and Alder Sryml KjoVJ
!TiV PHONE MAIN 7211
CHERRY CHAT
wm
,r " (
Reductions of
1-3'- on Cherry's
Waists! t
and reductions
of on Cherry's
suits,' frocks and
sport coats are
proving ; irresist
ible ; attractions
for rreat crowls
daily flock ' to : this
of buyers that
popular fashion shop.
Usual Cherry terms prevail.
' Cherry's, 389-391 Washington
Adv. -
St.
P U E II C AUG TIOK
NEXT SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1920 I
NEXT TO FURNITURE STORE, CRESHAM, OREGON, AT 10 A. M.
Stoves, Ranges, Beds, Mattresses, Bed Springs, Dining Chairs, Rock
ers, Sideboards, f ouches, Lounge, Kitchen Cabinets, Washing Machines,
Baby Cribs, Crib Mattresses, Dining Tables, Sidewalk Sulkies, Baby Bug
gies, Oil Stoves, Bookcases, Dishes, Center Tables, Sewing ' Machines,
Phonographs, Dressers, Commodes, Electric Waahere, Gas Range, Baby
Basket, Library Tables. Other articles teo numerous to mention, j
J. E. METZGER, Owner - - v ' ;
COL. W. S. WOOD A SONS. Auctioneers. K. A. MILLER, Clerk
A Natioh-Wide Institution
Lux 10c
297 Stores
Covering 25
SUtes
Sunbright
Cleaner Js
. ' ......;..... ...,...( . ...........
Steadfastness Begets Confidence
The J. C. Penney Company
By its steadfast adherence to , the principles of the Golden Rule
has builded a business second to none. -The right merchandise
for less money . '
Pretty; Voile ? Dresses $5,90
These are exceptionaly wellQ q
made and trimmed; all colors. Pc3eU
Children's Play Suits g J
Sizes 2 to 8; blue stifel stripe
and heavy khaki. Exceptional values.
Women's Khaki Clothes f
Laced Knee Breeches. .$2.98
Norfolk Middies ... ............. . . $2.98
Hiking Skirts .. ..........$2.98
Suits (Riding and Hiking) .... . . . . . $8.90
Hats ...89
Spiral Puttees
..91.10
White Wash Skirts .
$1.98, $2.98, $3.49, $498
Gabardines, Voiles,- Piques and Satinettes.
Many models and all sizes to choose" from-
Seamless Sheeting
Pepperill 8-4 Bleach 79t
Economy 8-4 Unbleach .............. 77
Anchor 9-4 Bleach ........ 89t?
Piquot 9Ay3 Bleach . ... . -e. .. 89tJ
Foxcroft 9-4 Bleach ...... 89
Premium 9-4 Unbleach . ........... .87t
Pepperill 10-4 Bleach ................934
PepperiU 10-4 Unbleach . . 89
Pillow Tubing
Restwell 36 Inch Bleach.... ........ .59
Restwell 42 Inch Bleach ....tJ3
RestweU 45 Inch Bleach............ .65
...98
31.00
...59
...69
.$1.49
...29
$1.29
.$1.49
...50t
. $3.98
, Men's Furnishings
Cotton Ribbed Union Suits. . . . . . ,
Lisle Sox, black and colors, 3 pair.
All Silk Neckwear ,
Solid. Leather Belts . ............ ,
Madras Shirts ;
Paris Garters ......................
Chambray Work Shirts . . ... .
Heavy Cheviot Work Shirts... ....
Cotton Sox (good) 3 pair for
Khaki Mechanic Suits ...... . . . . .
Shoes
Women's Black Kid Oxfords, military heel,
for ....... ...... ..$5.90
Women's Patent Pump, milit'y heel, $4.98
.Women's White Canvas Oxfjords, military
heel $3.49
Women's White Canvas Pumps, military
heel .'. ...$2.69
Child's Barefoot Sandals ..............984
Child's' Stitch-down Oxfords .......$1.69
Child's White Mary Janes ......... S1.39
Men's Sport Shoes, white, tan trim., $2.49
Boys' Sport Shoes, white, tan trim,. $189
Boys Elk Bike Shoes . . . $2.98 "
It:
Notions
J. & P. Coates Crochet Cotton .......... 14c
American T. Co. Crochet Cotton. ........ 11c
Sewing Thread, 1 5 0-yard. . .-. . . .8c
Dress Snaps .......4c
Rick Rack Braid. . ... . ... ...... . ..... 13c
Darning Cotton, 3 for . , i . ...... lOc
Hooks and Eyes . . . i . . ..........'....... .5C
Damascus Pins. , ...................... .'.4c
Hair Nets ; . . . . .8c
Silk Sewing Thread. .................... 16c
Toilet Articles
Hinds Honey and Almond Cream ........ ,39c
Colgate's Talcum ............... . .. . .v. 15c
Colgate's Tooth Paste, large.. .....19c
Pro-phy-lac-tic Tooth Brushes. ,29c
Pears' Soap ...... ... ....... . ... ..... 15c
Peroxide Soap ........................ .8c
Glycerine Soap ........................ 5c
Jergen's Bath Tablets ................... 8c
Jergen's Violet, Soap .................. 10c
Fairy Soap, 4 for. .................... .29c
Crystal
White
Soap
10 for 59c
the Price Isn't Below Ours, the ''Sale" Ceases to Be a Sale
1 U f.W.' ; V I I ' aaaaaaaaaea
111 Foiirth Street, Just North of Washington v
i We Never Hold a Sale i
Swift's
White
Soap
5c
ilJDresse
s
$1.2.95i?i:
We are to clean up the last of our spring stoclc of Silk
Dresses it a remarkably low price. Regardless of their
original prices, these dresses that represent ?"! O QCt
values to 143.75 are on sale for......... OX-i-eeJtJ
You will find new and attractive styles that make them
worth while as real bargains.-: Dresses are taffeta, roes
saline, .satin and georgette.
No reservations every dress to
Special $12.'95
200 Sample Blouses
! 98c to $4.95
Two hundred' Beautiful White Voile Blouses In plain, striped and checked designs. SmarKstyles
are shown; Embroidery and lace-trimmed collars and cuffs. vSizes 38-53. , Prices range as follows!
98c ! $149, S1.9S $2.49 y $2.95 $3.95 $4.95
50
Bathing Suits and Gaps, $2 to $10;
A choice line of Ladles' Bathing Suits In all wool and wool mixed. Pretty stales and all sizes.
vVe have AIl-Wool Bathing-Suits low as $4.95 i
' Bathing Caps at 50c 65c nd 75c .
Underwear
) i'..
Boys' Drawers,; mesh, balbrlggan. ' Knee and
ankle length. - Sizes 6 to 16 years. OPCa4
Each 10c 3 for . . ....
Broken line of Boys' and Girls' Summer Cf '
Union Suits. Special .......... ... Out
Women's Sleeveless Vests. Sizes ! 36 Ot
to 40: Each 15c a for ........... afieitJC
Women's extra fine Cotton Union Suits.
Lace knee. Sizes 34 to 38 ....... Out
Women's fine Cotton Union Suits, tape or bod
ice top. Lace or cuff knee. Size 36' QP
to 44, gt ; . . . .... . ..... .... .0iC
Hosiery
Infants' Lisle Stockhirs. Black, cordovan, red,
white. Sizes 4 J4-6H. Pair 39c , rjtZ n
a pairs for . . . . . . .-. ............ . . . .: I Uy
Children's Fine Cotton Stockings. Black, fTflr
cordovan, white. Sizes 6-10. Pair.... OUU
Boys' Medium Heavy Ribbed Stockings.
Black. Size 6-1 i J4. Special ........ Out
. Women's Silk and Fiber Hose. Black Q- fA
and gold tone. Sizes 8 yiri 0. Special OisU U
Gordon Round Ticket: Silk Hose, all CO fifl
colors. Special .... ...eX... 04isU U
HENRY J. DITTER, Manager
a ii Ci r
. ar '
V
I ' thatfs the cry of the hungry xzreper
; ' - directed to the catmp cook. .
In towtr a few mmtrtea delay in the preptntion of breakfast cuts no figure,
trot out In the open when you're in a hurry to hit the stream for the wait
ing trout THATS DIFFERENT.
That's when yon want action. JtVnd " yonll get it if inciuded In the "easip'
outfit is FISHER'S PANCAKE FIXAJJL Just add water, it's ready. No
sulk, co sugar required. TheyVre been added to the flour and in juxt ths
right proportions to gire yon Pancakes ctxh as yon never? tasted befere
THE KIND THAT CALLS FOR MORE
i In the home or in the camp -Tl STTCirS 'PATTCTKE
FLOUR is the. Best Prrrr Flour oa Earth
AtX FOR IT AT VCUR CLSOCZ39
. . . " Vtmnvtmstsnd la "Atntiatfm FUit Tlamriag-1211" by
nSHlR FLOURING JILLS COriPAIIY
.. m. iiusi . jf
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