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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON J.'- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1920. iM 1 RAIN DOV GENERAL IN STATE Since Monday night 2.25 inche.s o rain" have fallen in Portland. During "Wednesday night .53 inches fell. More rain 1 the forecast. . But there Is nothing unuul In thii for thia time of the year, aaya the weather bureau, and Portjandera may expect a continuance of rainy weather for aeveral a ye at leaat. i . . i The rain la general throughout the state.? Some cities repqrt a heavier pre clpttation and Mint a lighter. Marsh field. Inf the 24 hours ending itSi.ro. today, had 1.20 Inches of moisture, while Baker in Eastern Oregon bad -but .01 inch in the same period pf time. Willamette river reading' at Portland shows S feet 'and 7 inches, a rise of 11 feet during the last 24 hours. accompanied by Dr. Joseph! and Miss Emily Loverldge, superintendent of the Good 8amaritan hospital. Portland, vis ited Marshfleld to discuss the plans for a proposed Episcopal hospital here. The Marsbfieled Chamber of Commerce has appointed a hospital committee wnicn will take up the matter of finances. An estimate' of the cost of building and SITUATION IMPROVED AT " SAVAGE RAPIDS DAM Grants Pass, Nov. 18. The first esti mates on the. damage done to the temporary structure. of the Savage Rap Ids diversion dam on the Grants Pass Irrigation - district were too large, ac cording to a statement made Wednesday by E. J. Carrfllo, superintendent of con struction at the dam. Carrlllo places the probable loss at less than a thousand iniiaira n mtaArm that the dam is en tirely out of danger and that work, on the project will be reeuraea witnin , hours. . -' : VTLIiAIETTE IS XIIGH, MUCH SNOW IS HIIXS . Quinaby, Nov. 18. The "Willamette river is high and several feet or snow ' reported in the Cascades.- and with the prevailing Chinook .winds old timers be lieve that there may be a repetition of the high water of 1890, when the, steel bridge went out at Salem and the dis- '. astro us wreck occurred on the Southern rapWTlc at Lake Lablah, an event that , occurred 30 years ago, November U. Bridge Work Halted Oregon City, Nov. 18. With the water at a high mark In the Molalla river and constantly rising, work on the Dickey Prairie bridge has been halted. The temporary structure that bas bridged the . river for the use of the construction gang - is' expected to go out at any , minute. equipment will be made ; and the 1 com mittee will ascertain how much money can be raised locally. It will probably be necessary to secure 180,000 by con tribution and raise the rest by! a bond Issue. Sites have been offered free by the Reynolds Development company and the Nasburg estate. Gas Victim Better ' Aberdeen. Wash., Nov. 18. George Pulver, unconscious for over two days from gas whiei he inhaled while at tempting suicide, was better today and Physicians said, be was likely to cover. iscopal Hospital For MarsMield, Plan Marshfleld. Or., Nov. 18. Bishop Sum ner of the Episcopal diocese of Oregon, Guarding Your Treasure .iff'' ' Hi, '"'rtL?'ftf 1 f 1 '', ; 1(1 " IVI Pi EARLY every day val uable documents, ne gotiable instruments and jewelry are lost by theft, fire or through care lessness. By placing your valuables in one of our Safe Depos itory Boxes, protected by herculean security, you may rest assured that your pos4 will remain un by these hazards. sessions touched The rental cost of $4.00 per year is economical safety assurance. i ii 1 . J UnftedStafes gWp' National Banlo One of the Northwest's Great Banks" UNCLE SAM IS SLAUGHTERING SUPPLIES I Ml M ' 'I'1"! ill Illi II i II" A'MAMMOTH?AGMFIGE Government Canned Meats, Clothing, Shoes, Shirts, Blankets, Boots, Underwear, and Thousands of Articles of merchandise Direct from U. S. War Department On Sale at Portland's Only Army and Navy Store Third and Stark Opp. Chamber of Commerce BIdg. Shoes Wonderful Buys in BOOTS AND SHOES. - Munson army last. Fine &A Qff for work.' On sale at D4W.J Munson army last. Fine wwawam Army Hob Nail Trench Shoes, extra heavy, priced at, &n Off pair ....... v . . DUestJ U. S. Army Marching Shoe (offi cers'); mahogany; fine flQ Af dress shoe. On sale at DVJsJ Army . High Top Snag-proof Rubber Boots priced at ; . . . Government inspected hin pres sure snag-proof knee Rubber Boots at. . . . Bergmamn', Goodyear, Curren's and other hifh-frndo Loggers' Shoes at wonderful bargains. - Also just received a lot of very fine Black Dress Shoes, Foot Of rje Form Fit. Lot 3 77, at DUI O $6.95 hi?h pres- ! $4.50 Government Issue Meats Issue Bacon, 12 lb. can Corned Beef, 1 12 lb. can Corned Beef Hash, 2 1bs.net...... Roast Beef, 6 lb. tan . Roast Beef,: 2 lbs. cans .......... RAItf CLOTHING Barrack Bags, on sale...454 Army Canvas Leggings. .95 Artillery Knapsacks, extra heavy duck 92. OS Army wool O. IX Overseas Caps 450 Army Belts (new) ..600 Genuine President Suspend ers 650 Spiral Wrap Leg-gins (new) 92.0O 9 A Case 6 P.OU cans.. $15.60 40c 35c 90c 30c Case 36 cans. .$14.25 Case 24 cans . . $ 8.25 Case 12 cans. .$10.80 Case 24 cans . . $ 7.15 ARMY AND CIVIL- I IAN PANTS j Government paraffine cloth ing, water-resisting Rubber Coats and oil clothing suit able for loggers, shipyard workers, sportsmen and out-of-door wear. Big sayings here. Blankets U. S. Army Blankets, best quality. Reclaimed direct from U. S. war (T A QT department Sale n)4raOD Genuine Army O. D. Blan- : ..Fu,.1...s.i!:'$6.50 Navy double blankets, com mercial wool. A (JQ Apr very big bargain ti)0tD Hospital Blankets. Fine for auto " robes t&O 4 D Civilian Suits, Overcoats Navy Blue Work or Dress Shirts We have a, large line of civilian suits and overcoats of finest workmanship. They Include Serges, Worsteds, Tweeds and Cassimeres in splendid pat terns and in all sizes. I rSvlHo.oo Worsted Suits on sale! COK flH at , WUVJJ $50.00 Hand Tailored Suits, on sale QQ leo.OO Hand Tailored,' AH Wool Suits". QQ7 CA Sale price ........... .... . . DO I .DU 130.00 Overcoats, in brown', gray or f Cfl fancy mixtures- A fine buy. 4 ..... . tDJLUeOU Army Raincoats, double rbaclc, guar- CJ1 O (TA anteed waterproof. Sale price. . . . . . Lu0f Officers Moleskin Overcoats,! double texture, with belts. Storm 'and waterproof. Our (POr An .... tlJV.VU Middy Blouses -price Socks Army Wool, Cashmere and Cotton U. S. CCn army Heavy tiray Woo! Sox. ......... tltJC Arlhy Dress Sox, three pair . . 55c Heavy wool Mixed Sox for ... .". Array Khaki, extra he.avy, 65(5 Gray wool Mixed Sox for ..v 45c 65c ...:35c Army Khaki Shirts, while they SX 45 Army Khaki Serge Shirts, either for dJJ QpT work or dress. Bargain at ttrsaD ' i Navy Blue Flannel Shirts. See these QO JTA by all means DUD) . Blue or Gray Heavy Chambray Shirts; OpT two pootets. Can't beat them at vLtD Officers' genuine O. D. Serge Shirts, lined front, two pockets, reinforced at elbows. flJ Extra heavy , OO.OU Genuine Navy Bfu Middy Blouses: $5.45 f Middy Blouses, heavy $6.95 Extra Heavy Middles $8.45 Wool Mackinaws Army Khaki Wool Mackintws S8 75 Extra Heavy Wool Mackinaws, belted coat Se!;;."!.t!"l....... $14.50 $1.45 Army Khaki Slip-over Sweater. Vests. For fall and winter Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention! Write for Our Big Free Catalogue! IfldNavy Storbo 3d. and Stark Sts. Araiy ff fS If Ml -.. ' - JMfftX S S TXT , -V -I J If II ILA&S II JL II tJFff V 11 18,0lpllOlf airs Shoes at Slaskd Prices! In This Sale We Are Pointing the Way to Lower Prices We Are Heeding the Popular Demand for Reduction in Living Costs Believing that we are the biggest' distributors of shoes in Portland, it's only fair that we should take the lead in price-cutting. Hence, the slashing of shoes by Tieburg's Shoe Service! Nothing is 6pared! The fol lowing are only a few of the large assortments of styles we offer. See our windows! . J. . ; iWomen's High Shoeis and Low Shoes l-M iff Black or Brown High Shoes; Black, Brown- or Suede Low Shoes; Brown, Black or Patent Pumps; military heels or Trench heels: turn or welt soles. Priced to $10 the pair Brown or Patent High Shoes ; One-Strap House Slippers ; Black or Brown Boudoir. Slippers with pom-poms. . Splendid assort ments. Regularly priced to $7.85 the pair $n.oo Pair Women's Novelty Footwear Brown or Patent High Shoes with fancy tops; French or military heels; turn or welt soles. Regularly priced to 11. 8S the pair 6 Pair Oxfords and Pumps in Brown, Black, Suede or batin; French or military heels; turn or welt soles-; also 12-Jn. Outing Boots. To 11.85 pair Black, Brown, Gray or Fieldmouse High Shoes; military or French heels; kid or cloth tops; short lines from regular stock; sizes 1 to ff AXA onlv: mostly narrow widths.? 1 1 Pnced to $12 the pair .Pair $3 -1 Men's Black Gunmetal Bluchers; oak soles; Men's Genuine U. S. Army Shoes, from Government retail stores their price is $8.25 the pair; Men's Bladcpr Tan English Last Lace Shoes. We offer these , EXTRA SPECIAL $e.oo Pair Girls' Black or Brown School Shoes ; gray or. fieldmouse cloth tops ; solid throughout ; sizes from 8)4 to 2.' Regularly priced to $5 the pair - rsiir Boys' Black or Brown English "Walkers" ; -soft, durable uppers; oak soles; all sizes from 12 to Si2. Regularly priced to $5 the pair - $.00 Pair 11 w TT 1 ' Children's Black, Brown or' Smoked Horse Scuffersj button, lace or blucherjf chrome or oak soles. , Complete Assortment of "sizes from Infants' 5s to misses' 2s. Regularly priced to 4.25 the pair .-.A - $n.00 ALa Pair ) Women's Storm Rubbers Strap Sandals; short lines, and but most sizes in the lot. Priced $1.15 the pair ;;40c Your Money's Worth or Your Money Back MaU Orders FUled at Sale Prices and t Forwarded Postpaid1 Portland's Big Union Shoe Store: Corner Fourth and '. -( Alder Sts.