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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2, 1921,
CITY WATERFRONT
1
ANSTO
BEPUTF
ORWARD
'Mayor to Name Committee Rela-
tlve to New Undertaking; Poul
i trymen Favor Laurgaard Plan.
A committee bt representative bus
, inesa rnen will be appointed by May
rr Baker to take up the . plan, of
building a municipal market, extend-;
Ifig .along the waterfront froth the
approach to the Morrison street
bridge through J Yamhill andfrTaylor
to Salmon, at a meeting to ie held
in - the council chamber Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, Commissioner
Uarbur announced Saturday after
noon. , " . ; -, :.
: . The meeting grew but of a former ar-'
,rangement for a conference between the
J-'rnt street poultiymen and Commission
er 'Mann, City Health Officer, Parrish
City ; Engineer Ijaurgaard, Chief Sani
(ty Inspector Ijaig and his deputies in;
Commissioner Main's office on MondayJ
Poultry men will tic-k the plan.. . ; J
; City Kngineer Iiaurtiaarfl has indorsed;
the. lqgfcal first step
oft this . Laurgaard-
maSfrigr ' the proposedt
I flu initial unit. Dr.l
Xangr and otfcer aani
I also in favor of the
building which has received the approval
of Commissioner Mann.' ' -
Three Men; Indicted
"By Grand! Jury V for"
- Theft of Auto Tires
The Multnomah county grand Jury Fri
day returned two open indictments, four,
secret indictments and six not true bills.
XawVence Borders alias Ted Serr, Law
rence Morrison and John O'Connor were
indicted on the charge of larceny of 18
automobile tires and 12 tubes of the
value' of $1100 from; the Firestone' Tire
tc Rubber company, j Ben Reed was In
dicted on the charge of assault and bat
tery October 10, when it is alleged he
beat up Merna Beavers,
The present grand jury is held over to
serve until the new Jury is drawn for the
January term and will resume its work
Monday.- );..
IIATLLEMAN BAG & BUItlAP
CO. VOIiUXTAllY BANKRUPT
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed in the federal court Thursday
evening by the Winkleman Bag & Bur
lap companyFourteenth and Johnson
streets, Jn accordance with a resolution
passed at a meeting; of the board of di
rectors held December 30 The liabilities
are. given as $65,535.59 and assets as
126,57.83. The petition is signed by Isi
dore Winkleman president. Oujr I Wal
lace wa appointed i, receiver by Judge
Wolverton and placed under $1500 bonds.
The liabilities are j listed as follows :
Taxes due the government, $600.90 ;
taxes due the state, $200; wages due,
$187.76 -. unsecured claims, $55,849.23 ; se
cured claims, $8697.60. The assets given
are : Real estate, $350 ; stock in trade,
$12,935.65; machinery. 87000.92 ; debts
due on open accounts, $3449.03 ; money in
bank, $22.23; other property. $3000.
Is Asked
convicted of ths"
of Ding Wing, Chi
New Trial
Thomas O. ."Cufien,
robbery of the home
nese tailor; of a small-safe and about
$1700 in money, filed a motion for a
new trial on the grounds of irregularity
ih proceedings of the; jury, misconduct of
the Jury, insufficient evidence and errors
in law. "
' Divorce Mill ;
Divorce suits' filed: Ada wM. Jones
against William Jones, cruelty; Rose M,
Johnson against. Ftankltj A. Johnson,
desertion. , :' .; .' ! '
the mo vem p ht a s
ir. the renlizatiou
w a ter f ron,lf . . pi a n
municipal t market
Parriah. Inspector
tary officials are
"The 1 municipal
could only be built
two years hence,M'
Mayer Baker is
market; buildings'
by a bond issute, and
- the.-issue could bej"-placed on the ballot:
jBarbur stated,
expected, to appoint a
committee, cm posed of one . or 'more
pnultfymen, a meatj dealer, one fish man,
Chief Sanitary Inspector .Lang.; City At
torney La Roche-and two or: more Front
street property owners,' Commissioner
Barbur stated. I - '
CupidPayls Visits r
To Banks oi ifoy
Dramatic Club
Forest Grove, jah. 1.- Four wed
dings, including a double-wedding, have'
occurred within the ranks of the Roy
Iramatic club within a few months.
The latest was that of Miss Cecelia
Vanderzanden and! Jpseph F. Vando
meien, who were jmarried Tuesday at
the' Roy, Catholic (church by the Rev. j
Francis (J. Springer. ." :
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and!
Mrs, Ilerny Vandefzenden and carried
iVnportant:: roles in dramatic efforts put
on at Rojf and yerboort. Vandomeien is
Jffeson (f Mrs. Agnes Vandomeien and
"was- coach of t the "I club. He is an . ex
service man. Miss Henriett Vando
meien, his sister,, was bridesmaid.- and
fjeorge Vanderzanden, brother of the
bride, was best mart.. Mr, and Mrs.
Vandomeien have (taken up residence at
WilkesbOTO.
Rev. Oliver C, Curtis of Calgary,' Can
. ada, i superintendent of all Christian
churcheain hla province, is in 'Forest
ilrove visiting relatives. ' He formerly
' lived here and was a rural mall ear
i Her. lie is a graduate of the Eugene
Bible college : and before going to
Canada held pastorates in 'Oregon and
: Montana. . lie wild preach at the ' local
Christian church JSunday evening:
Rev. O. P. Butris,-pastor of the local
Christian church,! is at Hood Rivet
doing evangelistic work: During bis ab
sence the' pulpit will be supplied by
outside speakers, j j
Col. J. W.- Hughes, well known auc
tioneer, and his wife have returned to
Forest Grove from a ?slx weeks trip
through, California. At Los Angeles
they visited the S. G. Hughes family,
wintering in the south. -
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Buildings Barn; Loss $150,000
Arran, Sask.. Jan. 1. (I. N. S.) Six
buildings, including the ppstoffice were
destroyed .by fires today. Tha damasre
' is $150,000. .j .1
-Jio Murders in Year I
Spokane,. Wash4 Jan. l.The i Spo
kane police record for it9n An. x.
shpw a single murder within the city
linlti "I .
'111 , bo.
S-r-EV1 grood co1' 14-25 to $17.25.
jT.dlefsens guarantee Jt. Adv; i 7
Women
Men and
of Portland
TheEnd; of This Great
Shoe Sale Is
t
ear:
Soon Rosenthal's, Portland's Best Shoe Store, will be only
a memory 1 We are retiring from business. Every pair
of Shoes in our store is offered regardless of cost! Buy
Sjhoes here now for less than you can buy them next
spring! JJon t delay we are .selling inoes by the hun
dreds of pairs I ' .
Americas Best Makes of Shoes
at Memorable Price Reductions
r, ii
Laird, Schober & Co.'i Women's Shoe in beaver, iri gtay, and in
patent kid; lace or button; French heels; absolutely. 2Q QC
the finest; regularly sold by us up to $20 the pair .tD7e7iI
Women's Brown Calf or Black Kid Lace Shoes; welt dfT QK
soles, Cuban heels; regularly $1 2.5.0 the pair. . . - D I J
Ziearler's Women's ' Tongue Pomps; in brown, patent; and eun-
metaljiand-turneaf soles; Louis' XIV heels; regularly fiJ'T QPT K
'sold at 114 the pair. .. ... ......... J. . VD .
V UTZ AND DUN'S WOMEN'S LACE SHOES . :
In brown or black kid ; welt soles ; leather heel ' Regular
ly sold up to $16.50 the pair .
$9.95 $10.95 $11.95
Men's Boyden' or Ban
ister's Shoes; Jn black or
brown kid or calf; large
sizes only,' 10 to 12. Regu
larly sold from. $19 to $22
the pair J I
MEN'S SHOES
i i t
In black, or brown calf or
kid: Values to $15 the pair.
$7.95, $8.95,
$9.95
$11.95
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AH Sales Cash NO REFUNDS None on Approval
i
129 Tenth Street, Between Washington and Alder
j We' Give. S. & H. Green Stamps
THIS YEAR Means Less Trouble in
YEARS TO COME
Nothing Is "Good Enough" in This Dental Office
r i i It it Can Ke Uone : Better 1
Satisfied patients tell their friends dissatisfied ones tell
jt and it s mighty good business as well asf
good morals to do just? as much for every patient as skill,
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SIxttentli l5r la Poftlaad
YoiiNeedY
our Teeth Fixed--Yes?
Have You & Small rrtrfiml T i V... Hl.-!- r vf - .s.l'r . J i
Your WHOLE MOUTH Fixed Up for LitU Money? See Me jrreonaUy!
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Examination and Estimate of Work Cheerfully r
We Give a l'S-Year
! Written Guarantee
I
T
OPEN EVENINGS
Given FREE
22k Gold Crowns .... From $5
22k Gold Bridge. . . . .From $5
Painless Extraction . . . . . $1
. Electro Painless FlimHcdh
In 2-Story Building, Sixth and Washington Streets ' Portland, Oregon
Fine Plates .
From
$10.00 and Up
U. $14.25 to 117.25. m
it. Adv; - ,;, Hi
'rL Dentistry Dorie Risnt!
1 y. ak
1 n. k. 13. iSPTrvn
Brothers Meet in
; Kalama After 34"
; Years' Separation
t Kalama,. Wash.. ; J ai. i. An (unusual
Christinas dinner was enjoyd orij Christ
mas day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W, ' B. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Chapman of Lisbon, Iowa, wer .the
cuests. The age of the youngest mem
ber of the. party was 48 years and the
oldest 81 years. . r-
The linen on the table. was 52 years
old. but well preserved, and the silver
was also 52 years old and an heirloom.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Chapman. came
more than 2000 miles for the dinner.
The brothers' bad not been together at
Christmas Ume since 188T.
A. K. Chapman has been.' in'tfc m
"'" r V--- "roads in the Middle
West ifofjaa years. . .-x
' George Did 'It; So Did Judge
Scranton. Pa.,, Jtan. I. U.
George Kulits, weight 300. out for a hot
time today, sat on a cook stove for sale
and smashed it The judg-e. after roast
Ins; him, sent him to the cooler to Sit on
a cot for the rest of the day.. .
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Farms and Iloads IloodefJ
Corvallis, Jan. l.r Recent continued
heavy rains have raised the Willamette
to flood stage and the fine farms east
of Co)rvallis, in Linn county, are,1 over
flowed. Some of the mala highways are
Impassable.'
!, Will nerletr Work , '
i ".The membership committe of the T.,
W. C. A. will hold Its annual' meeting
at the association building on Friday,;
January 7. review of the year's work;
will be given and new plans-will be
discussed..: i - i i
310-312 Washington St.
SX I I 1 1 i I Ml i.uS St WSSBBi VSS"" BF1 ...
1 1 r I "rfsf11o
I - -
(Breet
I shall be glad, indeed, to see
new faces and! to make 'new
friends-r-glad. jyes, thrice glad
to see the faces -of the "oldA
friends who bought at Fried
lander's in the days -when my
father was heie to give them
welcome while I was- y t a boy.
Welcome to this house!
Reduc
Fine
kmg
rions in
docks
HE HOUSE OF FRIEDLANDER'S has just complqted its fiftieth year of
service to the! people of Portland and the Pacific Northwest. ' It has
seen Portland erbw from little more than a village to a great metrppoii-
tan city-one of the greatest of ttfe "country. 5
As the city has grown, so has the House of Friedlander's grown, and we deem
this a fitting time to yield public recognition of the loyap patronage oti; three
generations, and, to make that recognition substantial and jnotewortny, we snau
inaugurate a
Jubilee
ale
3
i
Anniversary
aiid Diamond S
Unrivalled
January
Beginning Tomorrow (Monday).
During this sale the House -of Friedlander's offers all of jts treasures of silver and gold, all
its diamonds and rare gems, all its watches, clocks, all its jewelry and leather, goods in fact,
every article in its entire storeroom at ' , : . -
y
t.
Price
Reductions
We have set a high standard for this great Jubilee Sale. We have, made reductions certain to
yield a large volume of business for this, the first month of our! secondhalf-cefttury. We
have set a mark that we may exceed, but one that jwe shall not fail to attaiTT:
Seth; Thomas Chime Clock; reg
ular price $&0i now..
. .$56.50
Seth Thomas f Mantel Clock;
regular pr-ice 4S; now.. $31.50
. Chelsea Clock, a 4ery fine; move
ment; regular frice 60., $47.50
; Seth Thojnas Glass and. Brass
Mantel Clock; regular price
48.50; now J. . . . . . 1 . .$34.50
Seth. Thomas Mahogany Mantel
, CIock; regular price 25. $16.50
To Sell Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars' Worth of Diamonds
and Jewelry Before February First, 1921
i orlirAt-ftcArnprit w name, nnlv a vfirv few of the compelling bargains. -' These are named
only that you may judge of the extent of the. reductions, which, .! as we have said, apply to.
every article in the store. To appreciate the overwhelming extent of the opportunities here pre-
sented, you must come and see!
Many Wonderful
m
'Bargains
Sterling Silver
Flower Vase; regular price 225:
now . . ... . . . $160
Fine Fruit Basket; regular price
: 175; now i.. $118
i . i . . .
Beautiful Bowl; regular price .
35 ; now - j . . . . . : . . . .$24.50
Comfort; regular price 45;
now 4. J. ......... $29.50
Fine Tray; regular price 40;
now
Bread Tray; regular t price 25;
now
Sandwich Plate;
I 37,50; f riojr
Water Pitcher;
- . '. nk f
si uuw . . . .
$27.50
I
$16.75
regular price
i. $26.50
Tegular1 price ,
..:..,... $59f 00
Dainty Diamond
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RljMGS
Lower Priced
25.00 Diamqnfd jingSi .
j u.uu tumuna Kings.
7J.00 . Diamond Rings.
100.00 Diamondr Rings.
DIAMONDS
r
All-platinum and Diamond Wedding Ring; C1 QF
regular price 25 0; nqw ........... l?J-CtF
; AU-platipum Wedding Rings; regular . fl0l Kf
price 50; now fOl.dU
Very fine Black Qpal Ring, platinum and fl-J OA
gold mounting; regular price 250; now. . . wXOVf
"Ail-platinum vDinner Ring; 11 . blue dia- I-J rjf?
monds; regular price 265; now......... w'V'
Perfect . Blue Diamond and Sapphire Ring; CQ'7.
all- platinum mounting; regular 1250; now OO I V .
Three-Blue?Diamond Ring,'- white gold I"J " r
mounting; regular price 17S; now. J-"?
Platinumop Dinner Ring; 7 diamonds; reg-IQpr
ular price 150; now .T DUU
All-Flatin'um Ring, 3 diamonds, 2 sapphires; P- "
regular price 175; now OX XV
Diamond Earrings, blue stones; regular OA QfT
price 665; riow .......... ; ....... .;;OtJ
Diamond. Earrings, blue stones; regular P" JTA
price 250; now OX I U
Perfect Blue Diamond, 2-karat a gem;g-j AfZfi
regular price 2000; now ....... . . . . OX4Ul
Perfect Blue Diamond, all-platinum : and 3 ,
diamond mounting; weight V karats; g-J -t Of?
regular price 1500; now . . . ... . . ... . . WAlU
Perfect Blue Diamonds a gem; regular price (JjfQpT
675t now . . ... .... .... . &iVO
Steel-blue Diamond; all-platinum and dia-: I
mond mounting; weight 1.1 karats; regular Cr7r7K
price 1000; now .. ....... ........ ? i I t
Our Speal o Diamond Rings, priced gyg gQ
Exceptional Jewelry
Temptingly Priced
Cameo Pin inlaid' gold mounting jsurrounded with rope of
pearls; invisible pendant loop can De worn VVV Kll
on chain; regular price 3f; ow . - . . . . .
f " -:" --. " --- - ' " ' ;- ""
Cameo Pirf; ptatinum front, green gold back, pearls on side;
invisible pendant loop--can be worn on 'chain? ? A O Q"
regular price 60; now. . . 7t,tfv,
j- i i' . r-v. '
Strand of Richelieu Pearls the popular 24- COC KA
inch length; regular prite 40; now. ..V. V'tj
Vanity Case; sterling silver, Jgoid-pla ted; tZf
enamel front" and side; j regular price 72; now tJVF
.;.' - -' '.- i ' I . :-
Tourmaline XavaHiere with drop pearls; reg- COO
ular price 36.50; now J30.JU
:-... '.v :.;:.'.:.' -- V '-" : . - ," 'T
Black Cameo Ring with white head; filigree QO7 Kf
mounting; regular price 40; nowi .1... . 0J
" "(- : - ' '-f V i:- VV ' - .' " -',!"..-
Coral Cameo 'Ring, beautiful color; "filigree COO Kf)
mounting; regular price 50j now.i.. . .. .. , H)QA0J,
f: ' I -. ! 1 I - ' '
Sardonyx Cameo Ring, filifree mooting; Q"f Q Kfi
regular price 30; now ...... .. . .yl . .!.. . iD.V,0J
"-I - '--'' : :-'., :- j. .,
Platinum-front Cuff Links, M-k green gold QQ1 fZ(
back; regular price 32 'now .... t ; ........ fSX0J
Gold Vanity l Case,. 14-k; sapphire and dia- COQC flfl
mond settings; regular price 500;!now. . .1. DdVUJJ
- i . 1 -' - 1 i . ' r y
Gentleman's i Inlaid- Gold Pocket Knife, very Q- A rA
heavy; regular price, 24; now . . ........ . DXfl-DU
I ! . 1 I -
Strand of Gold and Jade Beads; regular price, OfipT flfl
145.00; now ......... .... . I... dVD)J
..$18.50
..$38.50
.-$59.50
..$79.50
310-312
Washington St.
FRIEDLANDER'S
, 310-312
Washington t.
$2.50 to $5 R1 nft
Article aX.Ull,
tHe Wonderful Bargains on the Six Bargain Tables in the Aisles !
$5 t $10 fl0 K A j $7.50 to $15 flK (f)
Articles . . . . 0-6.0U r Article. .... tDtlaUl
$12 to
.Articles
2.0. $7.501 1 iiL5:.ff S10.00 ffi:.'50 820.00
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