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WEDNESDAY. , C CTOBER ; 27, : " lZZd.
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Opening arguments of the aix at
torncys In tho War' Saving 8tarap
case .were completed In the federal
court this morning and four wit
nesses were put on the stand.
K. D. Myers of the Sclo State bank
told of the robbery of the Institution on
March 3, 1920, and gave the names of
bank customers who had lost stamps and
Liberty bonds. t
Miss Daisy Buckner, postmistress at
Brio, said 60 persons had filed claims
with her to recover their money for the
stamps stolen. She explained that the
government redeemed registered stamps
attached to certificates and that the
'registration number used at Scio was
60819.
8ecret Service Agent Joseph Waiters
told the Jury he had found 175 stamps,
some of which bore the number 60819. in
the room of Fred Peterson, 15 Pacific
hotel. Walters explained that an effort
had been made to erase the registration
numbers. He produced enlarged photo
graphs of Stamps attached to the cer
tificates, which brought out the regis
tration numbers. The peculiar odor at
tached to the stamps and the absence of
glue on the back of those found in Pet
erson's room was also mentioned. . Wal
ters said the odor Indicated that the
acid was used to remove the registration
numbers.
Chief Special Agent W. R. Bryon was
called just before the noon hour and, told
of conversations with two of the defend
ants, William Brenner and Angello
Rossi, He referred to a telegram sent
by Rossi to a man named Earl Lee.
stating "the goode'are all rusty." Bryon
said this wire was the cause for the
government Investigation. Lee Is said to
be an ex-convlct. Bryon said this wire
was sent after Police Inspector Robert
La Salle had found the stamps to be
altered and came back on Brenner nd
Rossi for his mosey.
Kiwanis ' Tourists
Laud Hospitality
Received on Trip
Eastern Oregon hospitality received
unstinted praise from nine members of
the Kiwanis club at the weekly luncheon
Tuesday noon at the Hotel Benson, in
their reports on the Portland trade ex
cursion Into that territory. The wonder
ful possibilities of that vast region were
carefully explained.
John L. Ktheridge also reported on a
recent trip Into California, where he
found business in good shape. He said
California Is deriving CO per cent of her
revenue from tourists. Jay Stevens, for
mer city fire marshal, also spoke,' mak
ing a plea for passage 6f the 3 mill tax
measure on the city ballot. The work of
Walter Jenkins as song leader with the
trade excursionists In pastern Oregon
was also praised.
L. II. Morgan Fined $10
For tying a barbed wire around the
neck of a cow which he owned, L. H.
Morgan, principal of the Sellwood school,
was fined $10 and costs by Justice Terry
at Milytaukle Tuesday afternoon. Mor
gan was granted a Jury trial at his own
request and found guilty of the charge
of cruelty to animals.
The smallest hot water bag holds just
half an ounce of water and can be
placed between an aching tooth and a
sufferer's cheek.
UNION
DENTISTS
! INC.
PLATES $10
WB GUARANTEE OUB WOBK
orrelaln Crowns 95. OO
Porcelain Fillings . 81.00
!t-K Gold Crowns 85. OO
CS-K tiold Bridge $5.00
extracting
You can have an examination of
fa your teeth -free of any charge or obli
gation by calling at our office.
231 H Morrison, Comer Second
Entir Corner.
W LOOK FOR THE
BIG UNION SIGN
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The
UNITED
ARTISANS
Insure tht Whole Family
New 20 Pay Life and Whole Ldfe Plans
Assets Nearly $1,600,000.00
Artliaas Bldg Broadway aid Oak St.
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Heat Your House Right !
There Is a right and a wrong
(wy. The right way saves you ex
pense in fuel and gives you satis
faction. The -wrong way coats
more to start with, more for fueL
lots of trouble and future expense
We are experts on heat and-ventiU
atlon and guarantee, satisfaction.
We have both the plpeUssa and
pipe furnace. !a the well-known
Boynton and Richardson & "u. "
too, makes. . "
J. 1c. BAYER FURNACE CO.
tt4 MARKET 8T.
ADDING
MACHINE
; I $i5,
00
.SIMPLE ACCURATE RAPID
"3 for 1"
.
Tha-ee .Trading Stamps, Unjtead of one, ''with
cash purchases made tomorrow in all depart
ments except Groceries. Shop here and save!
FULL LINE O
HALLOWEEN
NOVELTIES
ON DISPLAY
AT THE
DENNISON
BOOTH
SECOND
FLOOR
The Standard Store of the Northwest
OldSoWortman&Kmg
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
ORDERS
TAKEN FOR
ENGRAVED
GREETING
CARDS
STATIONERY
DEPT.
MAIN .
FLOOR
Misses' Furs
Sacend Floor Our holiday stock ofjrt is ses and
Children's Fur Sets ajid Chokers is now com
plete. Raccoon, Squirrel, Beaver, Coney, Nu
tria, Opossum, Fox and other popular kinds. X
stamps Will Be Given
ith Cash Purchases in All Depts. EXCEPT GROCERIES
Tomorrow
OWK Coffee
39c Lb.
4th Floor OWK Imperial Roast Coffee
has no equal at the price. Try it and be
convinced. No deliveries, except with
other purchases made in the Gro- QQ
eery Dept. 3 lby. for $1.15 lb- OVV,
Royal White Soap.
15 Cakes $1 3
2 Cakes Free
4th Floor A high-grade Soap for the
laundry and for general use. With every
purchase of 15 cakes' for $1 we will give
2 cakes free. Order a'supply torrfbrrow.
Georgette Waists
$498
Center Circle, Main -Floor High-class
Waists from our own regular stock offered
at a great reduction. Georgette Crepe,
Crepe deChine, Net and Lingerie models
;Jn tailored and fancy effects. High and
low necks, long or short fl A ,QO
sleeves. White and colors. Each t!Tt0
Apparel Shop for Juniors
And Little Women
We specialize on garments for
Juniors and Little j Women. More
space has been given to the depart
ment and many new shipments of
apparel have just jarrived. Coats,
Dresses, Skirts, etp., in the very
smartest styles at reasonable prices.
New Dresses
$34185
Second Floor Taffeta, Satin, Trico
tine, Serge, Velvet and Jersey
Dresses in a large number of beauti
ful new models.
e.ial at $34.85
Misses'
Coats
Second : Floor Misses' and Little
Women's new Fall iCoats in all pop
ular materials and styles. Prices
range from $13.75 to $52.50
Attractive New Dress Skirts
For Misses and Girls
Second Floor Look where you will, you won't find another such collection of
Skirts in all Portland. Serge, Striped Gabardine Wool Velour and Wool Plaid
Skirts is a great variety of smart styles for street and school wear. Accordion,
side ana box pleated also the new gathered styles. Trimmed with novelty
pockets. The plaid skirts are shown in many beautiful color combinations.
Sizes for girls 6 lo 14 years. Prices range from $6.50 "P to $23.50
Misses' Petticoats
$2.49 to $5.50
Second Floor Jersey and Taffeta Petticoats also cotton tops with silk
flounces. Plaited, I ruffled, tucked and corded effects. Plain and changeables
in all the latest (folorings for Fall. Prices range from $2.49 to $5.50
Stamped Scarfs
At 75c
Center Circle, let Floor Sale of
Stamped Scarfs and Center Pieces
of good quality material with easy-to-work
designs these HKg
are specially priced at, each JC
Battenberg
Scarfs
Center Circle, let Floor Battenberg
Scarfs in attractive designs. Of ex
ceptionally good grade material.
Especially desirable for gift-riving.
Don't fail to see them! $1, $1.25
Bedding Sale
Third Floor
J8.S0 Gray Wool Q(T
Blankets priced fpecial DDOtJ.
$9.00 Mixed Wool ! Qf?
Blankets priced special tDUeJ
112.50 Sparta White Wool Blank
ets of superior quality. (fQ QA
Priced special at, each t5eIU
$15.00 Plaid Woof fl19
Blankets special, ea. H)l.tU9t3
$17.50 Large White J" A OA
Wool Blankets now at tDlOU
Comforters
Reduced
$6.75 COMFORTERS, PfT QA
cretonne covered each DtleIU
$7.50 COMFORTERS, OK
ctfetonnc covered each eDUeiwil
$10 COMFORTERS, PO A
silkoline covered priced tDOeUll
$11 Large Size COMFORTERS
covered with crepe cloth. JQ FA
Priced special at. each Dt7etjU
Envelope Chemise at $2.45
Alder Street Circle, Main Floor
Women's Silk Envelope i Chemise spe
cially priced for Thursday at the Alder
Street Circle. Choice of (several dainty
styles ymme( with laces. JA
Shop early and get first choice
Outing Night ( Gowns
$2.49
Women's Night Gowns of good quality
fancy striped outing flannel. ' Cut gener
ously full and well made. Reg- (PO fO.
ular $2.98 Gowns special ix nDtdttU
Odd Lines Silk Underwear at Reduced Prices
Sale of Pillow Tubing
Aisle of Cottons, Main Floor
Linen-finish PILLOW TUBING the
kind that looks like linen and wears
well. 36 inches wide. On iO.
sale at special price of, a yard fxOl
42 Inch PILLOW TUBING
now priced special at, a .yard
45 Inch, PILLOW TUBING TO
now priced special at, a yard OOC
54c
Women's $13.00 Laced Boots
Special $10.00
Main Floor At this price for one day orly after Thurs
day the price will go back to $13.00. Smart, stylish
Boot one of our very best Fall numbers on display.
Made of High-Grade
Glazed Coltskin
Laced patterns, medium pointed toe last with straight
stitched tip, mflftary heel and welted sole (as sketched).
The leather is very soft and pliable, somewhat like vici kid,
only much stronger and will not skuff so easily.
All sizes from 2j to 8 and widths AA to C.
As a special introductory offer we offer A
these regular $13 Boots for one day at DAU
TRIPLE STAMPS WITH CASH PURCHASES.
Agency for Buster Brown Shoes
Buster Brown Shoes are sold in Portland only
at this store. Our Fall and Winter lines are now
in, offering wide range for choosing in styles for
girls and boys 6 to 16 yrs. Shoe Dept., Main Fir.
Aunt Polly Outsize
Shoes
for women of large proportions. Brown or
black leathers laced or buttoned styles high
or low heels. Made of all liather throughout.
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Lower Prices on Boys' Clothing
All Suits, Overcoats and Furnishings Reduced
This is the Sale mothers and fathers have been waiting for! Our entire stock of Boys' Suits Over
coats and Furnishings lowered in price not a few cents off but good substantial reductions that mean
worth-while savings. If you havie boys to clothe, here is an opportunity to buy dependable wearables
at, the lowest prices of the year! and in addition get TRIPLE TRADING STAMPS with all cash pur
chases. SALE STARTS TOMORROW MORNING AND WILL CONTINUE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
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Boys' Suits, Overcoats, Mackinaws
i
All '$ 12.50 Garments now $ 9.85
All $15.00 Garments! now $11.85
All $16.50 Garments; now $12.85
-All $17.50 Garments now $13.85
All $20.00 Garments now-$15.65
-t All $22.50 Garments now $16.95
4 Extra Special Offerings
All $25.00 Garments now $18.75
All $27.50 Garments now $20.95
All $30.00 Garments now $22.95
All $32.50 Garments now $24.95
All $35.00 Garments now $26.45
Triple Stamps With Cash Purchases.
-7-Boys'
$1.50 to $2.00
Blouses
$1.25 ,
Boys'
$2.00 to $3.50
Caps
$1.65
Boys
Jersey
Sweaters
$2.85
Boys'
$1250
Knit Sweaters
$7.65
TripleGrading Stamps With Cash Purchases
Men's $2.50 Shirts at $1.67
$2.50 Night Gowns at $1.73
Main Floor- Men's Percale and Madras
Shirts at a very special price for quick
clearaway. Cut in standard sizes and
well made. Soft cuff styles.
Regular $2.So Shirts, each
$1.67
Main FloorMen's Night Gowns of
splendid quality outing flannel in neat
striped patterns. Weil made, and nicely
finished. These are from fl" f7Q
our reg. f 2.50 lines. Special DJ- I O
Men's $1.50 Gloves 69c
Main Floor Men's Fabric Dress Gloves
in gray or khaki. Ore clasp (Q
style. Priced specitl at, pair U7C
Odd sizes Men's Vassar Union Suits,"
heavy cotton 4.00 and 1- QQ
14.50 grades special, suit DJL70
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Millinery Clearance
HALF PRICE
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Millinery Salons, Second Floor
Our Semi-Annual Clearance Sale of Millinery starts tomorrow morning and will
continue Friday and Saturday. Every trimmed hat and.every tailored hat priced
at to and over enters the sale at just Half-Price. This includes ourreguIar
stock and about 200 beautiful models Just received by express. Hats from
Curtis, Cupid, Gage, Hyiand and other noted designers. THE MILLINERY
EVENT OF THE SEASON. SEE SPECIAL DISPLAYS IN THE WINDOWS.
Trimmed
Hats
' Tailored
Hats
12.50 Tailored Hats $6.25
$15.00 Tailored Hats $7.50
18.oo Tailored Hats $9.00
Beautiful Hatters' Plush, Vel
our and Beaver Hats in the tea
son's newest styles and colors In
ihe above sale at HALF PRICE.
ikii vi ij otuiik liiltinj aib J jt-jv will 1IIIU II HIUh.il IMUfC
Jsfactory in eery way. Triple Trading Stamps witi cash purchases in this dept.
-10.00
-15.00
-17.50
-20.00
-25.00
-30.00
-35.00
-40.00
Hats.
Hats
Hats
Hats
Hats
Hats
Hats
Hats
now at
now at
now at
now at
now at
now at
now at
now at
$ 5.00
Ji 7.50
8.75
: iio.00
: 12.50
: 15.00
: 117.50
$20.00
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Folding Kitchen Stools $1.58
' Housewares Store, Third Floor
Folding Kitchen Stool!
to have about the home.
and are of strong construction throughout..
steolad'der and stool combind a verv hinrfv irttti
These are made from good grade material po
Priced special at only D00
Portland Agency for
One Minute
Washers
Laundry expense Is a big item these days.
There is one sure, way to reduce it and that is
to have a One Minute Electric Washer dp the
work. One of these machines will save, fully
one half on your laundry bill, to say. noth
ing of the great economy in time and fabrics.
(JJ Down and
fDU $2 a Week
will place a One Minute in your home at once.
We nave sola nunareas ot rnese macnines ana
can say they give universal satisfaction. Special
demonstration of the One Minute and other
Electric Washers every day in the
Housewares Store
Third Floor
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