The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 20, 1920, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text-V,. . ' WEDNESDAY" OCTOBER . 20. 1ZZ0 THE - OREGON - DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, - OREGON. 13 ..11,11 ..m , i . . HjJitiiiiltHJjJuLi iiiiiii : i I i : lii.ii,;? lii?; 1 1 n i . ;i ' . i We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps . With .Piirchaises Amounting to lOc. or More-rAsk for; Them! r BUDGET APPROVED Salem, Oct. 20. A budget of 78.- 000 for the bieniiium of 121-1922 for the state library waa approved by the state library board in annual Miion here Tuesday. This ia an in creaae of Sg8,00C over, the appro-t prlation granted by the legUlature Of .1919 for the present blenniiim. yj.fl her annual report Cornelia Mar vin, state librarian, points out the need for, additional room for the rapidly growing library system and for bl field worker to assist In the organization of county libraries. A- total of 81,899 volumes has been loaned by the library during thf pres ent blennlunVa gain of 11,561 Volumes over the biennlum of 1917-18, the report Shows. ' Representatives of the Walker .Basin Irrigation project in Crook county ap . pea red before the state desert land' .' board Tuesday with a request for afn , extension- of their contract with the state covering the development of the district The request has , been taken under advisement. Differences existing between the Mer chants Exchange association of Portland and (he several railroad companies oper ating out of that city will be threshed out before the Oregon public service commission at a conference In the com- mission's office In the Multnomah county courthouse Monday afternoonw . The solution of Oregon's car shortage problem, at least to a large degree, is foreseen by lydc B. Altchlson, chair man of the interstate commerce com mission, as a result of a conference be tween representatives of railroads of the Pacific Northwest in Chicago, Oc tober 6. In a letter received by Fred O. Buchtel, chairman of the Oregon commission, ltchison explains that as a result of this conference the movement of a reasonable supply of empty cars northward through Ashland is assured. All Furniture Department,' Fourth Floor Choose any piece of Furniture in our entire stock this wek at a substantial reduction in price. Furniture for every , room in the house. Latest,designs and best of workmanship. Nice for gift giving. The Standard Store of the Northwest i - Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods All Draperies Reduced ; Department, Third J?loor " . Cretonnes. Silkolines, Madras, Marquisettes, Tapestries', Velours, Repps and all other drapery materials by, the yrd offered at the lowest prices of the year. AU Curtains, Couch Covers, Porch Shades and Curtain Rods will also be offered it reduced prices. LOWER PRICES ALL OVER- THE STORE Lower Prices on Many Special Lines of Domestics, Dress Goods, Silks, Laces, Trimmings, Knit Underwear, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Muslin Underwear, Women's Suits, Coats, Dresses, Foot wear, Millinery, Curtains, Drapery in Fact, Every Section of the Store Offers Wanted Merchandise at Specially Reduced Prices And Trading Stamps , Add to Your Savings A person whose lands are affected by a proposed road does not waive his claim to damages allowed by the board of county road viewers by failure to file a petition for damages, according to an opinion written by Attorney Gen eral Van Winkle for Bert C. Boylan, district attorney fojr Jefferson county. Permission to construct several grade crossings over the Lower Columbia river highway in Clatsop county.. Is sought by the L.arkin-Qreen Logging company In an application filed with the Oregon public service commission Tuesday. If A Check for 139.000 as partial payment of the Inheritance tax. due from the ea tate of the late Nelson P. Wheeler was iecelved,by State Treasurer Hoff, Mon day. Wheeler s holding's In Oregon to tailed well above SI. 100,000. State Engineer. Cupper left Tuesday night for Madras, whera he will confer with engineers who have been making a resurvey1 of the North Unit Irrigation district, a part of the big Deschutes project. In order to formulate revised estimates 09 the probable cost of de veloping the unit, which covers approxi mately 100,000 acres." Auto Owners Who Delay Are to Get No Days of Grace Salem, Oct. 30. There will be no days of grace in the enforcement of the. motor vehicle law for motorists who delay un til the last minute in filing applications for the 1921 license plates, according to Secretary of State Kozer. That there may be no excuse for an eleventh hour rush on the department, with attendant congestion, the secretary of state's office has ma vied out to every owner of. an automobile registered with the department application blanks for ) the 1921 license. Several applications for next year's licenses have already been received, Kozer states. Plan to Raise Fund For P. U. Discussed Forest Grove, Oct 20. Three hundre people met at dinner here Monday to plan for taking part in the 12,000,000 campaign for ,Paclflc university. Dr. George L. CadV of New York. Harrison Q. Piatt of Portland, president of the university beard of trustees, and Rev. W. . T. McKlveen. pastor of the First Congregational church of PoAland, spoke.. The local Commercial club pledged raising of Forest Grove's quota. Governor Offered Akl Salem, Oct 20. Over the Top post. Veterans of Foreign Warn, Portland, has, offered Its services to (Governor Ol cot for the suppression of M-called Bol shevik and I. W. W. activities If the need ever arises. , J Mill Employe la Killed Salem, Oct ,50. Charles Volgt, 62. an employe at the Kay Woolen Mllla in this city, was fatally injured Monday when his apron cauaht on a shaftinc at the I . plant, causing him to be hurled around nd badly beaten and mangled. The vtry elementi essential to hair health and abundant growth are supplied by; mmm 1 a v mm wr Hair Tonics 11. VCarinello Oilv Tonic. For drr acalp - MarineUo .Dry Tonic. MARINELUT COSMETIC SHOP 3BEOADWAT BLPO. Portias d. Ore. Women's Suits Second Floor A special group of high-class Suits selected from our own regular stock selling earlier in season S47.50 up to $65. In the sale there are Goldtone Suits Velour Suits Tricotine Suits Poiret Twill Suits Novelty belted, flare and tailored models in this season's most attractive styles. Just such Suits as you would select if you were to pay the regular price. Some are trimmed with braids, others with fancy stitching and buttons. All are made up in splendid quality materials and .the tailoring is of the highest order. Black, navy, copen and brown. If you are looking for a good suit at mod- UJOQ erate price see these. 'Values to 65 at DOU Second Floor Women's HouseDresses $2.48 Main Floor You could not buy the materials and make these dresses for anywhere near so low a price. Odd lines,. to be sure, but there are several different styles to select from. Regu lation House Dresses made up in ging hams and voiles in stripes, checks, dots, figures and plain. Roll or small collars. We also include in this sale Slip-on Apron Dresses in fancy ging hams and percales and a few that fasten on side or in front. 10 A Q Values to S3. 50 Special at tDUTkrO Center Circle Main Floor Hi All-Week Sale of Shoes Every Man's and Woman's Shoe Reduced The most important Sale of Shoes Portland has seen since before the war! Thousands of dol lars worth of high-grade Footwear to go at special low prices. Every Man's Shoe Reduced Every Woman's Shoe Reduced Every Woman's Pump Reduced Every Woman's Oxford Re duced. World's best makes all styles and leathers. Don't fall to take advantage of this sale. $9 to $10.50 Shoes at $5 Main FloorSeveral broken lines of Wo'men's black and brown Boots offered at a sacrifice price. -Made on medium narrow toe last with Imitation tips and plain toes. Military or half Louis heels and Goodyear welt soles. CC ff Regular 9.oo to ilO.SO Shoes priced. very special at, the pair Dt!eUU $11 to $14 Groyer's Soft Shoes for Women priced special $8.00 $16 Laced Shoes of dull kid. Nq tip.' Narrow toe pair $10.00 $16.50 Laced Shoes oPbrown kid. Mil: heel. D width only. $10 $14 Laced or Buttoned Shoes of patent with cloth or kid tops, $10 $12.50 Laced Oxfords of dark brown calf. Military heels. $9.00 $12.50 Black Kid Oxfords with Cuban heels special, pair $9.00 $12.50 Cocoa Brown Calf Oxfords, flat or military heels. $9.00 Men's $12 to $16 Shoes choice of 10 styles special, pair $8.95 Shoe Department, First Floor SilkPetticoats $7.98 Second Floor Messaline, Taffeta. Jer sey with Messaline "flounces. Large selection of styles in plaited, ruffled, tucked and tailored effects. Green, copen, taupe, tan, purple, rose, gray, gold and navy. 'Also changeables and twentone combinations. A QQ lew outsizes in this lot. Sp'l D VO All Fur Trimmings' and Fur Collars Re duced Main Floor. OWKCoffee 39c Lb. 3 Pounds for $1.15 Fourth Floor . Delivered only with other pur chases made in the Grocery Depart ment. OWK Imperial Roast Coffee, the same good quality you have always bought. SDecial at OQi three pounds $1.15; pound OiV . King Apples $2.75 Box Fourth Floor Famous Hood River fancy King Apples a limited num ber of boxes ready for Thursday's selling. Order early in I0 f7P the day. Special at. box I O Women's Undermuslins Reduced One Third Bargain Circle, Main Floor In going through our stock of Undermuslins we have come across many garments that have become foiled and mussed from handling. These have been put aside and will go on sale at 1-3 off Regular Marked Price. Night Gowns $1.69 Night Gowns $2.49 Night Gowns $2.98. Night Gowns $3.48 Night Gowns special $1.13 special $1.66 special $1.99 special $2.32 Envelope Chemise $1.25 Envelope Chemise at 84c $1.50 Envelope Chemise t $1.00 $1.98 Envelope Chemise at $1.32 $2.50 Envelope Chemise at $1.77 " Drawers $1.25 Muslin Drawers special ' $1.3,9 Muslin Drawers special $1.50 Muslin Drawers special $1.75 Muslin Drawers special Corset' Covers 8 5 c Cojfset Covers special $1.00 Corset Covers special $1.49 Corset Covers special $t.98 Corset Covers special i 84c 93c 1.00 1.17 i 57c 67c 1.00 1.32 -( BASEMENT UNDERPRICE STOFLEJ: 7 10p0 Drapery Remnants At HALF PRICE Curtain Nets, Marquisettes, Scrims, Swisses, Tapestries. Cretonnes, Repps, Madras and various other materials. Pieces suitable for curtains, bags, scarfs, pillow tops and many other uses. Particularly desirable right now with the holi day season approaching. Lengths V yard to several yards. H regular Price. Warm, Tailored Sfeepingwear -The open window at night is essential to good health. Just as essential is nightwear which keeps one warm and comfortable. Here is an interesting showing of just such seasonable nightwear garments, and in the celebrated Brighton-Carlsbad and Universal Makes this is the finest sleepingwear made. Every garment is cut generously full and tailored in attractive styles. Best grade soft, downy materials are used in the matting of Brighton-Carlsbad .and Universal Sleeping Garments. Come in and let us show, you the many different styles for' women and children. Women's garments are specially tailored to give extra room at bust, armholes and hips. Prices on these garments range from $2.98 to $4.98 THE mikwm STOUT MUSLIN UNDERGARMENTS lewSSSHMMnoneMMlMrt 1 , lg'"r I'l'V ' 7 i7T TV l, i i lime) i b Complete Showing of Night Gowns, Drawers, Chemises, Corset Covers Slipover Muslin Gowns in', several styles, priced njw at $2.00.to $4.98 -Corset Covers in assorted styles. Prices range from 75c up to $2.25 Drawers In a number of good styles ranging in price $1.25 ud tp $4.50 Combinations of extra good material. Prices range from $1.50 up to $3.98 OpenFront Night Gowns at prices ranging from $3.50 up to $5.98 Muslin Skirts priced at only $3.50 Athletic Garments priced at $3.50 Extra Size Silk Underwear in Beautiful Styles Share In These Lower Price Offerings In the Housewares Store This Range $216 Burns Coal; Gas, Coke z or Wood Detroit , Jewel New Way Combina tion Ranger at a special low price for a short time only. Gas equipment is not connected in any way with coal or wood burner. thus makinr it . more convenient Pearl gray or blue luster porcelain finish! - Highly glazed' sur face,' nickel ; plated base and trim mings. Priced special at, only $2l6 " Sold on . '-' v" - ' Easy r Payment Plan . r'V:-V if; Desired : Special Free Introductory Offer Floorlac Varnish Stain 3d Fir. Buy a 1 5c good quality Varnish Brush for lOc, fill in the coupon below and you will receive pint of Floorlac FREE. In other words, fill in coupon, pay 10c and you will receive the following: VA Pint Can of Floorlac Value 35c 1 Good Varnish Brush Valued 5c TOTAL VALUE 50c There Is sufficient In one of these cans to finish a chair, small table, cupboard or any small article. With Floor'ac a surface can be stained and varnished in one operation. Easy to apply and dries in a very few hours. Floorlac Varnish Stain is-manuiactured in a variety of shades, which are de signed to imitate closely the colors of expensive woods. XA Pts. 60c Pts. $1.09. Ots. $1.90. V' GaL $3.45 Ground colors cost less. COUPON Name Address Town This coupon and 10c entitles bearer to pint can of Floorlac and one Varnish Brush. Only one to each customer. -OLDS, WORTMAN & KING. Oil Heaters for $7.95 Third Floor Heat where you want it. when you want it. at small cost. Ideal for bath room or bedroom. Well made and equipped with brass reser- JrJ QK voir. Priced speciaMiow at f 'J Perfection Heaters Perfection Heaters, medium, $6.80 Perfection Heaters, large, at $9.25 Blue Enameled Heaters at $11.20 White Enameled Heaters at $13.V0 ElectricTableLamps r$5, $6.50, $12.50 Wizard Floor Wax and Polish i The Best for the Money -Wizard Floor Wax in pasts form. Especially . adapted for floors and linoleums. Easily applied with cloth. Pint size 75c Quart size $1.50 Wizard Furniture and Floor Polish produces a high, lustrous finish to which dust will not adhere. 5 sizes 30c. 60c. $1.2 5. $1.75 $3 Housewares Dept Third Floor tTAX sip Electric Heaters $11 -Third Floor These Heaters Ire handsome in appearance and made of best ma terials. Heating element for many years. Com plete with cord, priced Hot Water Bottles Third Floor Aluminum Hot Water Bottles the kind that will last for ever with proper care. Guaran teed not to rust. On CO OK 01 pcx ma ent wtli st $11.00 special sale now at onljM Electric Toasters $3.98 Electric Stove 4nd Toaster like this illustration. Boils, fries, toasts, etc. Regular SS.00 value on(IQ QQ sale atD0O M a h o g a n y. finish' Table Lamps in assorted styles. Ex-. tra values at $5.00 to $6.50 and J312.50. Third Floor. Silk Shades for Table Lamps in assorted colors at $9.95 ,Desk Lamps $3.48 Miller Adjustable Desk. Lamps ,in assorted finishes. Just what you need at the of f i c e . Complete. flQ A Q Priced special atHefiO Tungsten Globes 5 for $1.65 Buy a year's supply More light, at at the same cost or the same amount of light at lets cost. No telephone or C O. D. orders accepted. Tungsten Globes come packed, 5 .in a carton.. Sold only In original package. 2$ to 4d watt sites. New stock just ? received. Thursday special wliuo Electric Irons Sjpecial$5e5Q High-grade Electric Iron, superior - to many oj the more expensive kind.' full -nickel finish. 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