THE OREGQN . DAILY JOURNAL,. PORTLAND,: OREGON.
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BRIDGE COLLAPSE
bnday--LaborDay--Plan Your Shoptjing According
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S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Will Be Given'on All Charge Accounts If Paid in Full on or Before the 10th of Each MonthFilled Stamp Books Are Redeemed on the Third Floor
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1920. .
Our Store Will Remain Closed All Day M
SASTUNLESS
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Balem, Sept. 3. The central or
pony truss
of 'the Marion-Polk
county bridge Is In danger of col
lapse unlets braced or redesigned,
according tor a report gubmitted to
the Marlon county court Thursday
by the bridge department f the
sUte highway department.
; Abnormal traffic demands due to the
use Of heavy trucks and the grouping of
other vehicles on the span Is given In
the report as the cause. The bridge also
i needs repainting, the report states, the
entire cent of the recommended Improve-
ment being estimated at 14350. The high
ly way department offer to supervise tne
repair work and to share In the expense
with the two counties.
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As soon as Stephen F. Mather, director
of national parks. Indicates his desires
In the matter of better hotel accommo
dations at Crater lake national park
(he commltte recently named by Gov
ernor Olcott wilt meet" to take prelimi
nary steps toward remedying the objec
tionable hostelry facilities. Governor
Olcott said Thursday. A message dis
patched by the governor to Mather asks
for a complete detailed statement and
report and such recommendations as the
director of national parka cares to make
relative to the Crater lake situation.
These recommendstlons and statements,
the governor declsres. will be made the
basis of operations by the Oregon com
mittee, j "
Orders granting increases in rates, ef
fective as of September 1, for service to
the Ktacada Telephone & Telegraph
company, the lbanon Mutual Telephone
company and the interurban Telephone
company of Sllverton were tasued by the
public service! commission Thursday.
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Samuel M. ! ShortriUge of San Fran
cisco, nominated by California Repub
Kcans aa a candidate for United States
senator, upend his boyhood days in the
Orejfon capital, which he left in 186S.
Shortrldge Worked his way through
school here by doing janitor work at
the old KatSlde school. After going
to California ;he entered, the newspaper
field as ownetj of the San Josi Mercury,
later taking up the practice of law at
Han Francisco.
Members of the state highway depart
ment here, together with their families,
will disport themselves in the surf at
the beacfi offj Neskowln over the holi
day. The party, 100 strong -will leave
Saturday morning in automobiles, re
turning Monday evening. Tents and
bed rolls were; sent ahead by truck.
Permission jfor .the construction of a
reservoir for) the storage of 400 acre
feet Of water to be taken from Dutch
Flat creek la sought by E. K." Hears,
Martha Heard and Seth Hart of Haines,
filed with Stale Engineer Cupper, Thurs
day, i
Other applications covering water
righta hav been filed as .follows:
Louis Stark, F. S. Steffen and J. Q.
Church of Jutland, water from two
springs for domestic' supply in Mall
nomah county!.'"' - . -
By-M. J j Zeelt of Bandony-water from
Cut creek foif mining and milling pur
poses in Coon county.
By J. P. Lifter of Tiller, water from
Slate creek atid an unnamed stream for
the Irrigation.) of a small tract in Doug
las couroty.
By J. It. Norton of Hood River,-water
from springs for domestic supply.
Vetera to Go to U. of W,
Yakima. Wash., Sept . Robert W.
- Renton, Taklma ex-tirvlce man em
ployed in the county auditor's office, will
receive from the federal board of voca
tional education four years of training
at the University of Washington. Ren
ton waa wounded and gassed.
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We have a few cars Utah Steam Coal
for immediate delivery, price basd on
old freight rate. Alblna Fuel Co. Bdwy.
300(1 Adv. j
Don't Be Misled
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The firm how occupying our old
locution Is in no way connected
with ua. j
Don't Be Confused
We Have Moved Across
the Street
to the storeroom formerly occupied
! by the
Sosthera Faclfle Ry. Co.
TICKET OFFICE
Between Washington and
Aider Stt., on Fourth
DENTISTS
ISC.
PUATES $10
WE GUARANTEE OUB WORK
Fereslala Crawas aK nn
yoreelala FllJtsgs 1. 1."! 5?'2X
tl.K Gold Crsw.i IJ'XX
.k croid Bridge .........::::::,,xx
,i4. Extraetl.g
Vou can have an examination of
your teeth free of any charge or obli
gatiori by calling at our office.
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UNION
Morrison, " Corner
" Entire Comer.
Second
PORTLAND
AGENCY FOR
CARTER'S
KNIT UNDERWEAR
ALL' STYLES
AND WEIGHTS
Headquarters for School Apparel
. And Holiday Needs
Suits, Coats
End
Fall Millinery
Exhibit
The new Fall Hats are amazingly smart, indi
vidual and attractive ' We have never had the
pleasure of presenting to our patrons so much
variety or so much beauty at this early part of
the new season. You will be delighted with
this splendid showing of this store's Millinery.
Hats at $10
and $12.50
At these popular prices you may choose trom
a large selection of new Fall Hats in the latest
styles. Tailored models in sailor and tarn ef
fects, also many beautiful trimmed Hats includ
ing the very fashionable Feather Turbans. Be-,
coming Hats for matrons and misses. We
are now offering these Hats at $10 and $12.50
Basement Sales
Men's, Women's and Children's low
Tennis Shoes and Slippers slightly
soiled and mussed. . Broken Cfts
range of siies. Basement Sale OaC
Children's School Shoes in buttoned
"and laced styles. Come In sizes 5 Vt
to 8. Priced special at only $1.39
Sizes HA to 2 special at $2.98
Girls' Gingham Dresses, Q1 QQ
sizes 6 to 12. Special at DXe70
School Hose at 45c, 55c pair.
Children's
Basemant Good practical Hats for lit
tle tots of 6 to to years. Banded and
trimmed effects. Felt, velvet
"2 79c
or corduroy. Extra values
Excl usive Portland
Child's Laced Shoes of dark brown
calfskin, with welted sole. Sizes from
SlA to tl, priced at the pair $7.00
Elkskin Skuffers in dark brown.
Welted sole. Sizes 1 1 to 2 at $6.50
Sizes from & Vt to it, a pair $6.00
Special Sale
Mam Moor
rMen's Dark Tan Calf Shoes
in 14 different styles and pat
terns. AH on English, semi
English and brogue lasts.
Leather and t Neolin soles.
Splendid footwear for men
at a sharp reduction at the
beginning of the Fall season.
Men's $ 9. 5 o Shoes $7.95
1 1 o to $ 1 1 Shoes S&.95
12. SO, $S Shoes $9.95
114 and te Shoes $10.95
6 to 10 widths B.V C, D.
... Reliable Merchandise of the Northwest
Ids $ King
The Standard Store Reliable Methods
and Dresses
of the Season Sale!
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MS garments remaining from our great It 5 and if 20
Sales grouped into one lot and priced for immediate clear
away. Don't fall to see these Coats. In the sale there are
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37 Silk Dresses
30 Wash Dresses
19 Suits
59 Goats
The Silk Dresses are of. Taffeta, Tricolette, Crepe de
Chine, Satin, Georgette Crepe and Wool Jersey. Only one
or two of a style. The Suits are in good practical styles
and are shown in Wool Serge, Jersey Tweed, Pongee Silk
and Silk Poplin. Coats are of Wool Velour, Jersey, Plaids,
Mixtures, Corduroy Velvet, Silvertone, Velour and Polo
Cloth. There isn't an undesirable garment in the entire
lot and women who buy will get extraordinary A ff
bargains. Priced, for Saturday Sale at only tBJLUeUl
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Girls' Wool Sweaters in slip-on and
coat styles. Come v eizes 28 to 34.
Priced special at $2.50 and $3.50
Boys' Sweaters in ropular coat style.
Sizes 26 to 34. Priced for QQ
the Basement Sale at only tDJLetO
Boys' Waists of good ma- sir
terials. Ages 6 to 14 at tD.LsfJ
Children's Knit Under "ICT
Waists ages 4 to 12 priced ,-LOl
Children's Bloomers priced at 59c
Hats 79c
Special showing of Women's and
Misses' New Fall Hats in tailored and
trimmed models. Feature QQ
display for Saturday. Choice uKtsaO
Agency for the Celebrated
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Solve the -children's school shoe problem by
choosing Buster Brown Shoes. Made on the
Brown Foot-Shaping last, they cannot pinchor
bind the feet but support and shape the tender
muscles and soft, pliable bones perfectly. Buster
Brown Shoes are made in many styles in but
ton, lace ' and blucher from carefully selected
leathers,, by .skilled shoemakers. and outwear
ordinary shos. Don't take any chances buy
Buster Brown Shoes and, get comfort, style and
service.
Boys' Shoes pf gunmetal calf in
style as above but v ith welte soles.
Sizes from l to 6 priced, pair $7.00
Boys' Laced Shoes, blucher cut, with
medium round toe and welt sole. Un
lined and very durable, l to 6 $7.50
of Men's Shoes
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Women's Sweaters
$3.98 and $6.98
Bargain Circle, 1st Floor Women's and Misses' Sweaters of mercerized cotton.
These are of good quality and are wonderful values at above prices. Plain weave.
Tuxedo and coat styles wrth belts or tie sashes and square collars, trimmed with
tassels and crocheted or pearl buttons. Good range of colors. $3.98 and $6 98
Drape Veils
49c
Main Floor Fancy Drape Veils and
plain Hexagon Veils with chenille dots.
Black, taupe, navy and brown. Also
Shetland Veils in a Rood range of de
sirable colors. Veils selling hereto
fore at 65c to 9Sc offered AQ
Saturday, special, at only Tcal
15c to 20c
Sport Veils
10c
Maia Floor E-Z-On or Sport Veils of
good strong hexagon mesh. Ideal
veils for motoring and outdoor wear.
Every woman should buy at least a
dozen at this price. Black, brown,
taupe apd navy. tSc to .20c Ifj
values. Saturday Special xUC
Silk Hosiery $1.19 Pair
-Dept., Main Floor
Women's full fashioned Silk Hose with
and feet. Black, white and colors. In
regulars of one of our best makes. Sale
Women's J3.00 "Bestknit" Silk Hose.
Lisle tops and feet. Priced special pair
Children's Hose
39c Pair
Children's Ribbed Hose with double heel and
toe. Black. All sizes, 6XA up to toyi. 90
Irregulars in white. Priced special the pair wv
Children's PONY HOSE in black, tan, white and cordovan
ble heel and toe and will give best
school needs with these dependable
Girls' New Serge Dresses
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Special Demonstration pf
One- Minute
- . Housewares Store, Third Floor
TAKE LUNCH
ON OUR
TEA ROOM
TH FLOOR
SERVICE
FROM 11:30
TO 2:30
Fur Trimmings
For the New Season
Main Floor Real Ermine Skunk Squirrel Wolf Mole Opossum Nutria
Seal Beaver Raccoon French Seal. Mouflon French Coney and many
other favorite furs for trimming of Fall and Winter garments. We handle only
furs of dependable quality and you can rely upon any thing you buy Here as
being the best grade obtainable at the price. Fur trimmings will be In great
demand the coming season. We show a large stock In mill widths from t to 12
inches. Black, brown, white, gray, taupe, etc. $1.95 to $59.50 a yard.
New Fur Collars
New shipment of Fur Collars just received. Made from prime skins, well fin
ished and correctly shaped. A fur collar adds greatly to the smartness of any
coat. Don't fail to see these. Priced special Saturday $19.50 to $85.00
New Floyer Trimmings
In Wonderful Variety
New Corsage Flowers and Boutonieres in the latest colorings to match the new
Fall fabrics, here in a large and complete showing. Pay a visit to the Dress
Trimming Section and see these exquisite new flowers. Price range 50c to $5
$27 Trunks
At $20
3rd Floor 36-Inch School Trunk,
3-ply veneer all around edge, cov
ered with fiber. Cloth lined and
full covered tray. Made especially
for people going away to school.
Regular 527.00 values, (290
Saturday special at only t5U
lrsle tops
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$2.45 1
These; have dou-
of service. Supply the children's r7tf
hose. Priced special the pair at
$22.50 to $52.50
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Mothers who constantly seek the exclus
ive and smart for daughter should see these
new Serge Frocks. They have been chosen
with great care so there could be no question
of correctness. And despite' their superior
quality and style they ire priced surprisingly
low. Sizes io, 12. 14. $22.50 to $52.50
Girls' School
Coats
Second Floor Coats of Bolivia, Velour,
Broadcloth and Heather Mixtures. New 1920
fall and winter styles with, large- collars of
self material or'fur. Sizes for girls 6 to 14.
Priced special at from $9.50 to $57.50
School Dresses
Half Price
Second Floor Odd Hnes of Girls' Wash Dresses offered at
just half regular prices. Checks, plaids and plain colors.
Girls $3.50 "Wash Dresses, priced very special at $1.75
Girts 4.98 Wash Dresses, priced very special it $2.49
Girls f8.85 Wash Dresses, priced very, special at $4.43
Girls ! 1,50 Wash Dresses, priced very special, at $5.75
Washers
Children's School Supplies
Special Display at the Center Circle
Ing the first
School , Tablets in all grades and
sizes ranging from 5c up to 25c
Scratch Pads priced at 3c to 20c
Composition Books at 5c' to 10c
Note Books priced at 5c and 10c
FOUNTAIN PENS large assortment
of different styles in Waterman, Conk
lin and Shaeffer makes. Also Ever-"
sharp and Sharp Point Pencils.
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW.
We Give S. &
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Young Men's Suits
Special $27.95
Maia Floor Younir Men's hvh Mac c..:. .i .
sharp reduction in price for Saturday. One of our
very best makes, noted for clever siyling and better
fabrics. New 1920 models, single or double
breasted, with or without belts. Browns, greens,
tans and novelty mixtures. Smart, snappy clothes
for young men of high school age. All sizes from
32 up to J6. Regular 135.00 Suits. QCn fir
Priced special for Saturday's sale at
Men's Suits
$41.75
!htaS7w!rThMeeare from ur regular 160
and 65 lines. Smart "Racer" modell-a
ES-fci StyK much Hked bv business men
Jmmfur' Complete range of sizes
from 34 up to 40. Spe-dMT nr
ciallv rlri C...-j-, i I VK
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ivien s JfcS.iUries at $1.95
mam rioor several hundred Men's
high-gradrnes at a special low price.
Made with haircloth lining. Choice
patterns. . Regular 3.50 flf-i fjr
grade. Special for Saturday tM.Ut)
Main Floor
Corduroy Pants ln
Jilk
Boys
I'll u u
tceable for school wear. Made with taped seams. Now is the
; time to, supply your boy's teeds. Priced $3.50 to $5.00
D ep endable Coffeef ff
1-Pound Cans. .50c
3-Pound Cans $1.45
$:P0und Cans $2.45 ( ' '
Buy" 1 5-pound 'Cati and you pay only 4 36 a pound.
Steam -Refined Borax Soap, 8 cakes with 2 C" ff
frea .Priced special for Saturday sale at OX.Uu
Royal White Soap,1 14 -cakes nd 2 free cakes Q" (f
(large size). Priced special for Saturday at OXaUy
1 1 " T ' i -Mdi Crocary, F'oartli. floir, : t, : i
Our Annual Sale pf School Supplies starts Satur
day morning. Don't let the children begin borrow
day of school it lives the teacher
a cad impression. Bring the
youngsters in and let us start
them off with a good supply of
pencils, tablets, pens, etc. Every
article is mi to our re
quired standard of quality.
Bring Your List to
Olds.Wortman
& King's
Lead Pencils priced 3c and up.
Drawing Pads, Spelling Pads.
Students' Loose-leaf Books In sev
eral different sizes and grades.
School Bags, Straps, Typewriter
Papr, Stenographic Note Books,
Erasers, Pens,, Penholders. etc.
Inks, Paints, Crayons, Brushes,
Chalks, Rulers, Compasses, Pencil
Sharpeners, Blotters, Slate Pentlts.
H. Trading Stamps
Toilet Needs
Espey's Fragrant 'Cream at 23c
Eversweet 2 sizes 25c 45c
rrostilla, priced very special 25c
Gourard's Oriental Cream $1.35
Kolynos Tooth Paste, priced 25c
Lux Soap Flakes, 2 pkgs. for 25c
Mercolized ,Wax, priced at 89c
Creme Oil Soap
special or
4CAKES.,ul
We reserve the right to limit
quantity to each customer. Sold
only with other purchases made In
the Drug-Dept. Creme Oil OK
Soap, A cakes for only swJl
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Main Floor Men's Dress Shirts made
up In fancy striped percales. Styled
with French cuffs. These are regular
2.50 values. Priced very QQ
special for Saturday's Sale DJ-aOa
Suits
$9.85
Boys' Norfolk Suits-lbroken lines! self
t
ng formerly at 12.50 to 1.50, Buesserges and,
novelty mixtures. TjxW lined . knickers; QQ Q
Broken sizes. Priced special for Saturday Oa.OO
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Corduroy Suits :
Main Floor Boys' Norfolk -Suits In dark gray; and
brown.. Good durable materials.' Pants full seat and
full, lined. .'Prices range from $12.50 to $13.50
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V ? Corduroy Pants f v
dark - gray and brown. .Especially serv
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