TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1920.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON
LOMBARD DIES
AI BERKELEV. CAL
Word of the death on Monday of
B. M. Lombard at hl home, Bz Eu
calyptua road. Berkeley, Cal.,
reached Portland friends durlnar the
day and served to recall vividly the
many years of his life ap'nt In
Portland.
Lombard waa born In Oaiesburs;, 111-,
about SI years ago. It was there his
: father founded and endowed Lombard
collet, still an .important Institution.
After being- graduated from the United
State navel academy at Annapolis,
Lombard served two years in the navy
before he resigned and came to Port
land to establish his residence in 1887.
Here he was graduated In the law school
of the University of Oregon and com
menced a practice In which he engaged
for several years prior to the outbreak
of the Spanish-American war.
In that war he nerved as a navy lieu
tenant under Admiral Dewey at Manila
and was later stationed in China. After
the war he returned to Portland -where
he had much realty.
After his marriage In 1904 to Mlm
Caroline 81oane of New York the Lom
bard home was maintained at 800 Han
cock street, Portland, until 114, when
the family removed to California, In
his life In Portland Lombard devoted
much time to the development of resi
dence districts.
Aside from Mrs. Lombard he is sur
vived by two daughters, Frances Sloane
Lombard and Lottie Matthews Lombard
and one one. John Curtis Lombard, all
at the Berkeley home, and a brother,
Charles H. Lombard, Dallas, Texas.
Miss Barry Loses Father
Miss Mayme Barry of Portland has re
ceived Information from Walla Walla
of the death of her aged father. Ttmo
thy Carry. Parry was born In Ireland
77 years ago and, came to the Northwest
in 1885, when only 22 years old. A wife
and two daughters, Miss Mayme and
Miss Dolores Barry, survive. The
funeral will be at Walla Walla.
the Dakota. in Minnesota; Montana,
Idaho and WMhinKton, maWnr the pre
diction that within a few months. If not
in .the present campaign, the league
would secure the t balance of power in
those states, basing Its propaganda
upon political and industrial abuses.
In discussing methods or dealing wiin
league propagandists he suggested two
means, to educate the rural population
as to where the league's methods will
lead and to enact remedial legislation
to correct evils which furnish the league
an excuse for existence.
Community Center
Plan Will Extend
To Outlying Points
A plan for organisation of community
centers in all outlying districts was
launched at a meeting of representatives
from the various communities held
under auspices of Community Service
Monday evening at Central library, Wil
liam F. Woodward presiding.
Dr. Phillip A. Parsons, director of the
school of social work of the University
of Oregon, paid a high tribute to the
program of Community Service and said
it waa the best plan that had yet been
offered toward socialising the country
by interpreting the word neighbor.
Mayor Baker commended, the work of
the Portland Community Service.
Walter Jenkins explained that Com
munity Service stands ready to assist in
any program which a community may
suggest. 0
Glenwood Buttpr
2 Lbs. $1.35
Fourth Floor No delivery except with other
purchases made in Grocery Department. Glen
wood Creamery Butter, specially QK
priced for Wednesday at 2 pounds for D
Reliable Merchandise of the Northwest
Olds.Wortman&King
The Standard Store Reliable Methods
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Gem Margarine
2 Lbs. -70c'
Fourth Floor Gem Nut Margarine at about half
the price of best butter. Delivered only with
other purchases In Grocery Depart- Hftp
went. Priced special tomorrow at. a lbs. "t
Eugene Kiwanians
Are Told Methods to
Combat Leaguers
Eugene, Or., Sept. 28. At a large
gathering of the Kiwanis club Monday,
P. J. Nelson of the Northwestern Na
tional bank of Portland told of methods
which, be said, were employed by the
Non-partisan league In promoting its
campaign In the Northwestern states.
Nelson was formerly In the banking
business in North Dakota and made a
study of league operations in that re
gion. He related a story of Its conquests in
-Mesmolk
Peeps the little
foil Comfortable
and Happy
Don't neglect the little one's
chafed skin or the patches of rash,
for children ure bound to scratch,
and these minor troubles- may
result in stubborn sores. Reslnol
Ointment is widely recommended
by doctors and nurses because it
soothes and heats, and cannot
harm the tender skin.
RninolSoap is UUalfor tht balk.
Ail drmcxwanRiaol SmptnM Omttpent.
SPIRIT of true reverence
presupposes an atmosphere
dignified, beautiful, sympathetic
for the last services.
T is such an atmosphere, com
bined with conscientious care
in every arrangement, that causes
our perfect service to be ever ten
derly remembered.
The Family Sets the Price
nassasQ
PMoraz
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$2.76 Round Trip
Plus War Tax 8
TO
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VIA
Oregon Electric Ry.
Daily to Saturday. Oct 2, Inclusive
Return Limit Oct. 4 ;
ACCOUNT
Oregon State Fair
TRAINS LEAVE NORTH BANK STATION
6:30, 8:30, 10:45 A. M., 2:05, 4:45, 6:05, 9:20 P. M.
Leave Jefferson Street Station 15 minutes later.
Train leaving at 8:30 A. M. will be run in sections
Wednesday to Saturday, inclusive. -
RETURNING TRAJNS LEAVE SALEM 7:15,
9:45, 11:30 A. M., 1:40, 4:00, 5:30 and 7:55 P. M.
Thursday only special train leaves Salem 10:00
P. M., arrives Portland 11:45.
TICKETS AND DETAILS AT:
10th and Hoyt Sts.
Reward Hotel
3d and Washington Sts.
10th and Stark Sts.
10th and Morrison Sts.
Front and Jefferson Sts.
Oregon Electric Ry.
BASEMENT UNDERPRICE STORE
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Women's Coats
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THE BASEMENT GARMENT STORE has lust received a
special shipmest of Women's and Misses' Fali Coats which
will be placed on sale Wednesday at a very low price. Warm,
serviceable garments from one of New York's best maker's.
Latest Fall Models, Some
With Fur Collars
Splendid assortment of styles some with belts, others in
full, loose effects. All have the new large collar and deep
cuffs. Made up in high-grade coating materials principally
mixtures, although there are some plain fabrics in the show
ing. Excellent range of the new season's best t Q JTA
colors. Make it a point to see them. Basement fDLU0J
Shop Early in the Day!
Extra Special
Women's$2.75 Aprons
$1.98
Bm anient Women's Apron Dresses as sketched Is a sensa
tional one-day sale at a big reduction In price. Made up in
genuine Amoskeag chambray in pink, blue and green. Neck,
sleeves and pockets are trimmed with white- ric-rac braid.
These splendid garments sell in the regular way fi- QO
at 12.75. While the last, specially priced it onlyDX70
Middy piouses $1.39
Basement Girls' and Misses' Middy. Blouse j. good quality
white material with collars and cuffs of dark blue P" OQ
or red. Just the thing for school. All sizes, at fDLOU
WOMEN'S CORSETS Odd lines, several dif- rrr
ferent styles, but not all sizes. Special now at D AalJ
1000 Men's New Fall Ties
Basement Sale 50c
It's the biggest thing in Ties the Basement Store his
offered in many months and we urge all menlo take ad
vantage of it. Fresh, new stock not an undesirable Tie
In the entire lot l And no matter how particular you may
be In choosing neckwear, you ire sure to find just what
you want in this great collection. Stripes, plaids, figures,
checks, etc., in all the newest coloring. On spe- Cf
cial sale in fhe Basement Wednesday, your choice tlUU
Men's Working
Clothes
OILSKIN COATS in short and three-quarter lengths at
reasonable prices. We also show a full line of Leggings
and Oil Hats. Supply your needs in the Basement Store.
MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS in blue or gray, cut in good,
full styles and well made. Also mixed wool Shirts.
Come to this store, see these Shirts; GET OUR PRICES.
Men's Buckskin Gloves
Special $1.75 Pair
Basement Men's genuine Buckskin
Gloves at a special low price for Wed
nesday in our Basement. Good, heavy
stock with outseams and ball and sock
tt fasteners. Nearly all sizes HVL
in the lot. On sale at. pairDJ-JO
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MEN'S SUSPENDERStinderpriced for
one day. Cross-back style with food
quality elastic web ani leather ends.
No telephone or mail orders accepted
for these Suspenders as quan- AOg
tity is limited. Special, the pair fx7U
Wool Hose
49c
Basement Men's Cashmere Hose in
medium weight. Plain black with
ribbed tops. Regular 65c AC
values. All sizes. Special, pair
Cotton Sox 19c
Basement Men's black Cotton Hose
with double heel and toe and ribbed
tops. Black and assorted col-" Q
ors. Sizes 10 to Ml2. Pair
Women's Belts
19c
Basement Women's Belts in two tone
combinations. Suitable for new fall
dresses and coats. Special assortment
offered for one day at a very "1
special price. ' Basement Sale J-C
Girls' Dresses
$2.50
Basement Novelty Bead Necklaces in a
many attractive styles. Made up In
ginghams and percales. Good (PO Kf
colors Size 8 to l ..SneciaI )d0J
Children's
blue denim.
.Special
Play Suits of OC
Special at oly JJX.aWtJ
9c Specials
-Talcum Powder of good qual- Q
lty. Specially priced at, the can
Purity Castile Soap in medium Qp
size cakes. Special on sale only wv
Glycerine Soap very sooth- Q
tng. Priced special at, the cake
Writing Tablets choice of 2
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Fancy Beads
25c
Basement Noveltp Bead Necklaces in a
large assortment of shapes and colors.
These are from lines selling heretofore
at much higher prices. While OP
they last, specially priced onlyaStlC
Women's Underwear 69c
Burson Hose at 49c
Basement Women's Fleece-lined Under
wear, Vests and Pants. Hlgbor low
neck, long or short sleeve Vests,, ankle
length pants. Vests in sizes 34, jCQ
36, 38; pants. 34. 36. 38; each U7C
-500 pairs famous "Burson" Hose on
sale Wednesday.. Cordovan in sizes 9,
9,A and 10 black Hose In outsizes
otily. Burson hoje are "knit-to- Of
fit." On sale in Basement, a pair r7l
Silk Camisoles
$1.25
Basement Women's Silk Camisoles in
several dainty styles, specially priced
for Wednesday. New lot J-I or
Just received. On sale each DAlJtl
"Blue Pencil" Sales
BLANKETS in white, gray and fancy
plaids. Light, medium asd heavy weight,
for three-quarter and double beds. Hun
dreds of pairs in the "Blue Pencil" Sale.
BED SPREADS m a large assortment of
patterns with scaWoped edges and cut
corners. Large assortment shown at
special prices for the "Blue Pencil" Sale.
Outing Flannel Remnants
Mill end pieces of white and fancy Outing Flannels suitable for night gowns, pa
jamas, skirts, children's sleepers, etc. t to 15 yard lengths. Sold by piece as marked.
Men's Pajamas Special $2.39
Men's Denim-Alls $3.75
Basement Men's Outing Flannel Pa
jamas in fancy striped patterns. Some
are plain, others are trimmed with silk
frog fastenings. A few have hood and
feet attached. Fine for sleep- QQ
ing porch. Basement Sale DiOV
Men's Denim-Alls, a one-piece work
garment, neat in appearance and serv
iceable. Made from splendid quality
brown denim. Good strong seams and
well made in every particular. !Q nt'
Priced at !?- It-I
Sizes 3 6 to 4 4.
-Ask for Your S. & H. Trading Stamps!
Trimmed Hats Only $1
Basement Sale
Wednesday" will be Dollar Day in the Base
ment MillineTy. Special assortment of
Women's and Misses Trimmed Hats offered
at this price to close the entire lot out in one
day. In this very special showing there are
Sailors Turbans
Droops Tarns
Good styles for street, school and motor
wear. Velvets, silks, felts and velours in
navy, black and two-tone effects, trimmed
with flowers ribbons and applique. P"I AA
Shop early for first choice. Special tD-LeUU
Untrimmed Hats Special $1
Hat Trimmings 25c
Basement Women's Untrimmed Hats in
black and colors. Turbans and many
other good styles. On special ?1 fifi
sale Wednesday in Basement D AeW
Fall Millinery Trimmings, flowers,
fancies and ornaments of various kinds
and colors to select from. Your OC.
choice Wednesday. Basement atlU
Large Size
Cotton Batts
$1.59
Basement Stitched Cotton Batts
Open up In one piece for large size'
comforter. Pure white cot- PA
ton. Wednesday sale, each DJLi
Bath Towels
At 55c, -
Basement--Fancy Bath Towels In pink,'
blue and gold effects Medium size for
general use. Specially priced PP '
In the Basement at only, each OOC
10 Yds. Nainsook
For $2.98 '
Basement Fine quality Nainsook for
underwear and baby garments. Put
op 10 yards to the box. Ot (PO QQ
special sale In the Basement vSs70
Basement Sale of Sample Shoes
Hundreds of Pairs in This Notable Offering
$8.75
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Here is an exceptional opportunity for men and women of
Portland to save on winter footwear! A fortunate purchase
enables us to offer 2000 pairs of high-grade Shoes at a special
low price. Very latest styles buttoned or taced. with nd
turned or welt soles and practically all styles in heels. Black,
brown and gray all-kid, Russian calf and patent leathers. Sold
as "seconds" on account of slight impertecuons.
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Several Famous Makes in the Sale
J. & T. Cousins' and C P. Ford &
Co.'s Shoes for Women W. L. Doug
las' and Crossetts' Shoes for men. Sizes
for women range from 2J4 up to 9-
Sizes for men range from 6 to It.
Widths AAA to E. Inasmuch as defects
are very slight, you should not overlook
this extraordinary opportunity to save.
Umbrellas $1.98
Basement Men's and Women's Um
brellas ' with rood strong frames and
rainproof covers. Choice as- &t QO
sortment of novelty handles D AeiO
Notion Day
Bargain Circle
Main Floor
Bone Hair Pins, assorted sizes, 10c
Phoenix Hair Pin Cabinet at only 8c
Pocahontas Common Pins priced 4c
Twilled Tape, a to 4 yard pieces 25c
Dress Snaps priced special tow at 2c
Cub Pins, jet. and Jet and white 25c
Ribbon Wire, white and black, at 4c
---Century Lingerie Tape, the bolt 7c
Hair Brashes of good trade at 49c
SPOOL SILK for hand or machine
use. 50 yards Jn alt good colors. Q
75c V ay dozen the - spool" for OU
Aluminum Brash Holders special 15c
"Witch" Sobt
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tion is worth a
pound of cure.
Don't take ' any
chances of fire
let "Witch" dean
your chimney . at
small cost. Easy
enective. come in and let us sen
you more about it. priced only
15c
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Toasters
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Basement Cone
shape Toasters like-,
this Ulnstratido, toast
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