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tuesday, octoper; 19, .1920. THE ; OREGON : : DAILY , JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON -13 T WO HURT WHEN STREET CARS HIT A .Woodlawn streetcar crashed into an Irvlngton car at 8:45 o'clock Monday night at Holladay and Union avenue, injuring two passengers J. E. Lynch, 405 Clay street, and John Glrten, 321 "West Park street. Both-men wer cut about the head and face. They were taken to St. Vincents hospital. The collision occurred when the Wood lawn car became unmanageable. It struck the lrvlnRton car head-on at the treet tnteriiectlon. The impact threw both cars from the tracks and hurled the Woodlawn car partly Into a vacant lot. MacSwihey Worse Scurvy Developes y. Br United Kt wr. ) London, Oct. J 9. Lord Mayor Terence MacSwlney of Cork, hunger striking in iBrJxton Jail, was very much worse 1 Monday night, according to a bulletin 1 Issued by the Sinn Fein Information bu I reau. Symptoms of scurvy developed during the day and the Jail physicians urged the lord mayor's relatives to per suade the prisoner to take lemon and or an s: o Juice to combat the disease. MacSwiney's sisters refused to do this, declaring It would be useless. Five Portlanders r Held for Shooting Too Many Ducks John Laue Jr., yiember of the Laue Davis Drug company ; J. T. Walker, merchant, and Theodore Anderson, Thomas Meyers and A. J. Rose, all 41 Portland, were arrested Sunday at Bur lington, while returning home from their game preserve on Sauvies island. The arrest was made by K. H. Clark and C. P. Smith, deputy game wardens, who charged the men with having' more than their limit of ducks. ' The bag of the five Portlanders totaled 196. which was 67 more than they should have had, It is claimed. The wardens were stationed near Sauvies Island in re sponse to complaints of excessive bags of ducks being shot. Walker and Laue were uiieu f&ii mu nau uieir uuuna 1 1 -a fiscated. following trial Monday. Trial of the other. three will be held today. Ogilbee's Rug Found In Another Man's Car Alfred Ogilbee, a tailor at 404 Broad way building, bought t a new spotlight and rug for his automobile, then he drove the machine to the Washington Park garage. Sunday morning, he told the police, he returned to find the spot light and rug gone and old ones in their stead. The police investigated and found his accessories in a machine be longing to C. E. Etter, Hlllcrest hotel. Ogilbee told the police, he would swear out a warrant for the arrest of Ktter. FIREMAN ON BOAT SCALDED TO DEATH Astoria, Oct. 19. While tighten ing a washout plug on one of the boilers of the steamer Lurline just before noon Monday, Charles Wil son, aged 50, fireman on the boat, was scalded to death by live steam. The fire room crew of the Lurline was engaged In washing the4 boilers. This work completed, all the plugs had been replaced in the boilers and Percy Camp bell, second engineer, was making a final Inspection to ascertain if every thing had been replaced and properly tightened. . - .. Reaching the forward part of the ves sel on the starboard side, in the fire room, Campbell noticed that steam was escaping from one of the washout plugs. This had also been discovered by Fire man Wilson, who was then in the act of tightening the plug with a large Stiison wrench. Realizing the danger, Campbell called to Wilson to let go. Campbell imme diately rushed to "pull the fires' and shut off the steam. Wilson, however. Automotive School DAY AND NIGHT AUTOMOBILE COURSE Laboratory and shop training and practical repair features. Best of equipment in all departments. One high grade instructor to every twelve students. Special courses: Igni tion, Starting and Lighting, Power Plant, Storage Battery, Chassis. TRACTOR Special training on Farm Tractors; practical overhauling and repair in addition to theory. MACHINE-TRAINING for limited number of students on lathe, drill press, miller, shaper. VULCANIZING Repair and retreading of all kinds of casings. Prac tical shop training. OREGON SERVICE MEN GET FINANCIAL AID INVESTIGATE before deciding. Clip this ad, and bring or send to DIV. A, OREGON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, 6th and Taylor Streets apparently thought that he eonld tighten the plug without endangering himself, and he continued his work. ' He had hardly given the plug another turn, when It blew out, the Jive steam, of which there was between 60 and CO pounds of pressure on the boilers, pour ing out in a hissing stream, completely enveloping him; and filling the entire Urwer part of the vessel. The crew was driven back by the, steam until too late to save' the life of the fireman. Valley Store Traded Philomath. Oct. 19. C. C. Huff, form erly of Alvadore, closed a. deal this week with P. C. Custer, who traded his residence to Huff lor a Store building and six lots at Alvadore. Custer will I engage in the mercantile business in his new location. " i Bridges Is Speaker 'White Salmon. Wash., Oct Robert Bridges. , Farmer-Labor candidate . for governor, spoke to a. fair sised audience here. Paul McKercher, candidate for the legislature, also spoke. League to Be Discussed '.. , Salem,' Oct. i. -The League f 'Na tions is to be the subject of discussion between Elton Wat kins, Portland attor ney, and Dr. C. J. Smith, state chair man of the Democratic central commit tee, at the armory here Wednesday night. ' s i i i i i i I FAG-O-SAN spares you the embarrassment of asking for a sanitary napkin and assures your getting the only. Sphagnum Mom filled napkin the one that will meet your requirements more satisfactorily than ever before. Now when need arises, simply say FAG-O-SAN If your dealer hasn't FAG-O-SAN, we will be happy to supply you direct, THE SPHAGNUM PRODUCTS CO. SeUUt-HirJU BUc. PORTLAND. OiRECON tamxmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmc III SIMON'S Where Economical Buyers Assemble nil 111 HHP 1 OPPORTUNITY IS YOURS! An opportunity to save many dollars a month is yours if you will do your shopping at Simon's. Lower prices have always been the watchword at this store. Now we are placing them still lower. These items tell the story! Many other "Not Advertised" bargains are waiting to greet you! TOWLE'S IDG SYRUP Amoskeag Outing Flannel the Yard 39c Extra heavy white AmOskeac Outing Flannel, 3 3 inches wide. Very desirable for gowns, pajamas and undergarments. Our regular 5 5c value. Women's Fleece Vests and Pants Vests are high neck and long sleeves; Dutch neck and elbow sleeves. Pants arc ankle length. Here is your oppor tunity to buy garments that sell regularly from $1.-10 to $1.59 at this j disposal price. All sizes from 34 to 4 4 are in the assortment which are priced at each Best Standard Window Shades Green and Buff are the colors in these standard shades. Shades are 36 inches wide and 6 feet long and come. equipped with fixtures readyj to be placed on your windows. Featured at this opportunity, price. EACH Heavy V e lour Kimono Flannel Beautiful patterns adorn these heavy Kimono Flannels that sell regularly for oOc a yard. Floral and conventional de signs vie with each other for attractiveness while the price is actually below the present wholesale cost. A yard Colored Fleeced Outing Flannel We have 1200 yards of this heavy Outing Flan- nel that is shown in several colored patterns. 45c is thei price we usually ask and we advise you to supply . your needs while the price is A YARD ni ini in . Boys' Overcoats Heavy Weight Wool Chinchilla Latest models for bens who are from 3 to 8 years of age. These coats are lined throughout ; they have belt all around and feature flap pockets. Colors are Blue,. Brown and Gray. A $12.00 value for $8.45 r Men's Heavy Weight Pants ffo fT ftp Made from dark moleskin, these pants ) I Ufl wear like iron. We guarantee vv.ov j .j i v. j sjta anoiav, nun ui we will replace them with a new pair. ' With or without cuffs. Belt. A real buy at, a pair $5.25 Boys' Sweaters Boys' Knee Pants PUT the good old Log Cabin in the centre of the table three timcsaday. You'll find it the centre of interest. Everybody looks for the famous Log Cabin once they - taste this delicious flavor of r pure maple. Whatever Ihc dish cereal, grape v fruit, French toast, fried mush, hot biscuits, dessert or just plain bread Log Cabin Syrup adds the touch of deliciousncss and luxury that everybody loves. No home should be Without the little Log Cabin. See that you have it in your home. r n Wool mixed sweaters in slip-over style in ages 6 to 14. Sizes 24 to 3 4. Khaki or gray are the colors. Priced at $.98 Corduroy rants that are made from Lawrence's ( heavy tickset corduroy. A regular 2.65 seller. Sizes 7 to 17. A pair. SHOE PRICES Infants' Shoes Quality black kid shoes for Flexible tamed CI fill the little tots. .V I soles. Sizes 4 to 8. A pair $1.69 That Please the Thrifty Shopper House Slippers For Women Women's and Men's DRESS SHOES The shoes for Women are Brown Walking Shoes in sizes 214 to 8.. The Men's Shoes are Brown in both Eng lish and Bluch-J er styles. Sizes 6 to 11. We are featur i n grf ' them at, a pair Hundreds of pairs of Felt Slippers with turned leather soles and leather heels. Fur, velour and ribbon trimmed in the following) jT (jO colors : B 1 a c k browns, I CO grays and wine. All sizes from 22 to 8. Priced a pair at 11 Dinner Sets A variety of decorated pat terns, including Blue Bird, Gold Band, designs that are offered to you at low prices. 24 Piece Sets Priced at , 36 Piece Sets Priced at , $5,75' S8J75 Kid Jid Ironing l) i Fj Boards ..... . q)U0 iQ) 39 Piece Sets Priced at 42 Piece Sets Priced at This S. 00 Folding Ironing Board, that Is true to its name. "RID JID." Sleeve board included at the spe cial price r S3.15 .95 Buys An Electric Iron Although slightly colored these irons are as good as' new and are guaranteed. Specially priced at, each. $3.95 ti Minimiiti III I I I IVJ 1M1 H If J III Ifl I I ( f n! fad ThreeSiza ipjpl L py Cry.' At Your Grocers II 'r I Ell V VTff l I II 111 Mil M ! W ' 1 r.'. J i. :'.:iW.1 '1 . 1 i mmmmmm , i rnrJrrrY-T7rr bd ill in i.i 'ii " ii i wfwniwrwn n Vj 111 111 -V- 3 ILgJJ 1 $9.50 S11.50 First, Second and Alder Streets Wash Boilers for Less Slightly stained from water but not damaged in the least. .We offer you a bargain at these two. prices. Single' weight tin side and Double weight tin sfde and copper bottom Q CtTL 1 ounce copper OK Boilers. Priced oXfO bottom. Priced IF YOU A PPRECIA TE . Refined and .comfortable surroundings with Metropolitan Service and Unexcelled Culsin YOU WILL ENJOY Your Evening Dinner or After Theatre Supper at The Arcadian Grill Multnomah Hotel One of the largest and most attractive restaurants in the West. Jack Seltenrich and his Famous Orchestra. Dancing 6 to 8 .ad 0:30 to 12. J HEAR WE M. RAE V Tonight, Wednesday and Thursday, on Israel's 40 Years With God v- niastratwl by Vmxm Colored Cnart , 1 IN GOSPEL HALL, THIRI) AND ALDER-STREETS liill mm lllOill mm W mm ranrmr mm t -J "'3 ? i 1
