THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1921.
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THE OREGON DAILY I JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OKEUON
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personal chart of Doracy B. Bmith. Railroad
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I COMING EVENTS
' "First Annual Oregon State Cora show, Fort-
Oregon Rttail Merchants' asoc'iaUon liana
field. February 7. 8 and . "
. Pacific Coast Society of OrthodookU. Febru
ary 16 to 18. .
Brotherhood of American Teamen, atate con
clave,) Eugene April.
A. O. U. W. (rand lode. April, third Tues
day. .. ,
Forestera of America, grand court. Portland.
Miy 23 and 23. '
Military Order of the Loyal Lion. Portland.
May 11 1. ' - - - .
Knights of Colunbua. stats council. Portland.
Msy 180. . f
I weatheIr forecasts
Portland and Vicinity Friday rain; wind
moUy southerly. '
r on and Wahintoo Friday rain west
portion, . rain "or enow east portion; moderate to
irenh southerly wind. ,
; WEATHER COXDITIOXS
prenura prerails orer moat of the North
wetV."1 1 ""est. reading being in Northern Brit
; tab Columbia and on the Oregon coast. liigb
- presm re oeerlin the remainder of the country,
the Ibigbeat readme being in the Middle Mutlr
erppi valley. Precipitation ) baa occurred along
the entire Pacific eoat. and in Eastern Tennes
see. Tba tendency ha been toward milder
weather, but; in the Gulf States the temperature
baa fallen rapidly. The temperature is generally
bote normal in the West and below normal in
the East and South.
Relative humidity, at Portland: Noon yea.
trday, 55 per cent; ft p. m. yesterday, SO per
cent; 5 . m. today, 76 per cent.
Precipitation sines January 1: Total, 7. IS
inches; normal, 0.60 inrlira; excess, 1.49 inches.
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STATIONS
Baker, Or.
Kobe, Idsho . . . . . .
Biwton, Mam. .....
Buffalo, N. T
Chicago, 111. ..i..,
Iwnrer, Colo. . . . ..
1 T. rflWUCI, lOWl ...... a-
Krimontoa. 'Alberta i
Frcflno, Cal.
;alveHton, Texas
Helena. Mont
Honolulu, T It .,i..f...,
Huron, s. if. . . .
Junran. Alaska .
Karma City. Mo. .
I x Angele. CaL .. . . .
Marahfirld, Or.
Medford. Or. .......
Memphis, Tenn. ......
Niew Orleans. La.
Niew York. N. Y. -...,
North Head. Waih. . . ,
North Platte, Neb. ... .
Oklahoma City. Okla. .
Phoenix, Ariz.
Pittburg, Pa.
Pocatello, Idaho
Portland, Or. .......
1 Tinea Itupert. B. C. .
Kwieburg, Or. .......
KoKwell. N.. M .
Kacramento, Cal. .... .
St. Louis, Md.
St Paul, Minn.
Salt I-aae iOty. Utah ..
Han Ihego, Cal
Han Francisco, Cal. . . .
Heattle, Wa.il.
Sheridan, Wyo. ......
Sitka. Alaska ......
Spokane, VV'anh. .....
Tatooah Island. W ash. .
Tonopah. Net.
Vancouver. H. C. . i . . .
M alla Walla, Wash. . .
Washington, D. C
AVilliton, N. D. .. . .:.
Yakima. Wash
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merce tonight at ; exercises held at
Lincoln high school auditorium. Rabbi
Jonah B. Wise will deliver the com
mencement address and Principal J. F.
Elton wilt award the sheepskins. Music
will be furnished by the Girls Glee club.
Miss Go Idle Peterson will elng. .
Saepnerra aio as Lines Portland
Multnomah Falls division Leave Port
land 9:30 a. ra, 10:30 a. nv 4 p. m.;
arrive Multnomah 11 :15 a. m.. 12:15 p.
m., 5 :45 p. m. Leave Multnomah 7 :4a
a. m., l p. m.,. 4 :15 p. m. 5 arrive Port
land 9 :30 a. m, 2 :4. p. m., 6 p. m. Sat
urdayand Sunday, leave Multnomah
p. m- leave Portland 11:15 p. m. Bussea
leave St. Charles hotel. Front and Mor
rison sts. Phone Marshall 4381. Adv.
Mann Returns to' Salem Commis
sioner John M. Mann of the department
of public utilities, who spent several
days in Salem last week, is at the cap
ital again this week. At the hearing of
the Gordon bill before the tax commit
tee in the state capitol Tuesday, .Com
missioner Mann . announced that he was
"only in Salem for a couple of days' va
cation." f -' ' .
Two Workers Have Smallpox Two
employes of the Northwest Bridge &
Iron Works developed mild cases of
smallpox and were sent to the city'
quarantine hospital Wednesday. Other
workers may develop the disease, al
though there is no cause for alarm over
the situation, City Health Officer Par
rlsh stated. ,
You People who are wearing "false
teeth"! Are you retting the satisfac
tion from them that you should? Let
me see the case and advise you. No
charge for consultation. Dr. E. P. Ross
man, plate specialist. Journal bldg.
Adv. S
Hofer to Address City Club Colonel
E. Hofer, publisher of the Manufactor
and ; Industrial Bureau of Salem, v.ill
address the members of the Portland
City club, on the "Philosophy of Life"
at the club luncheon Friday noon at the
Benson hotel. .
Shepherd's Aie Bat Unci Portland
Hood River division Leave Portland
9:30 a. m.. 10:30 a. m.. 2:45 p. nr.; ar
rive Hood River 12:30 p. m., 2 p. m., 6
p. m. Busses leave St. Charles hotel.
Front and Morrison. Phone Marshall
4381. Adv. i
Clan Macleay Pro gram Clan Macleay
will give a Robert Burns program at the
Masonic Temple" tonight at 8 o'clock.
The Rev. Oswald Taylor will address
the clan on the life of Burns. Following
the address there will be a program of
Scotch Bonss and dances.
Gas Meter Looted Mrs. Carrie Quate,
293 Tenth street, reported to the police
that an unnamed roomer departed from
her house ; Wednesday, after breaking
open the gas meter and removing several
dollars in tolls. Police are looking for
the roomer.
Lebanon Society to Meet The Leb
anon society, composed of former resi
dents of Lebanon, will hold its annual
winter meeting for the election of of
ficers February 5 at 7 p. m. in the Penln
" suliji park clubhouse.
Josephine Residents Plan Reunion
Former residents of Josephine county
and their friends will hold a midwinter
reunion Saturday night in the assembly
room of the Portland hotel.
Specializing Speciat attention to pain
less dentistry and artificial teetn mat
satisfy. Drs. .Hartley, Kiesendahl and
Marshall, Journal bldg. Adv.
Driver to Faee Court After being ar
rested on a charge of "driving while in
toxicated, Carl Bern, 228 Adams street,
. Alternoon rejiort of preceding day.
Chamber Director framed With the
resignation of H. C . Huntington as a
: member of the board of directors of the
Chamber of Commerce Wednesday aft
ernoon. Frank E. Andrews, former chair
man of the membership committee, was i
selected to fltL the vacancy. Andrews
was .placed in charge of the agricul
tural committee. Robert B. Bain was
appointed head of the finance commit
tee with authority to pick his own com
mittee. The board authorized appoint
ment of a committee to cooperate with
the- American Legion in placing unem
ployed and disabled ex-service men.
.Foreign Trade Education Two hun
dred people-heard a lecture on "Foreign
Trade. Education," by Professor E. C.
Bobbins of the University of Oregon,
and saw motion pictures depicting trips
to Tillamook lighthouse, to Nikko, the
temtfe city- of Japan ; to Cuba and to the
Pacific ocean on steamers of the T. K.
. K. line at Library fiall Wednesday eve
ning. The program was arranged In
connection with the foreign trade ex
hibit of the Chamber of Commerce. Mar
shall N. Dana was chairman. .
Strong Box Looted Insurance policies
and confidential documents constituted
the loot found in a strong box in . the
home of Mrs. E. A.- Sessions, 1005 Kelly
street, by burglars who jimmied a front
porch window Tuesday night. Two
dozen jars of canned fruit and a half
a box of potatoes were stolen from M. B.
Sklpp, 6811 Forty-seventh avenue south
east. C. G. Bowers. 372V4 Hawthorne
avenue, reported that $32 was stolen
from, his room.
Shepherd's Ante sai Lines Portland
SL Helens division Leaves Portland
7:30 a. m., 10 a. m., 1:30 p. m.. 4 p, m.;
arrive at St Helens 9 a. m., 11:30 a. m.,
S p. m 6:30 p. m. Leave St Helens
7 :30 a. m.. 10 a. m.. 1:30 p. m., 6 :30
p.- m. ; arrive Portland 9 a. m.. 11 :30
a.m.. I p. m.. 7 p. m. Saturday and
Sunday leave St Helens p. m. ; leave
Portland 11:15 p. m. Busses leave St
Charles hotel. Front and Morrison,
pnone Aiarsnau 43U. Adv.
Gordon Bill Topic Herbert Gordon's
tax supervision bill and several other
measures now- before the state legisla
ture at Salem, which affect the interests
of property owners and real estate men,
will occupy the attention of members
of the Portland Realty board at the reg
ular meeting Friday noon in the grill
room of the Portland hotel. The entire
time of the meeting has been given up
to the discussion of proposed legislation.
. Shepherd's Anto Bas Lines Portland.
Astoria and Seaside division Leave
Portland 10 a. rru, 1:30 p. ra. ; arrive
Astoria 4 p. m.. 7 p. m. Leave Astoria
10 a, m., 1:30 p. rru; arrive Portland 4
p. trL. I p. ra. Busses leave St Charles
hotel. Front and Morrison. Telephone
Marshall 43SL Adv.
nineteen to Graduate Nineteen .boys
and girls will receive diplomas of gradu
ation from the High.. School of Com-
THAT
OF YOURS
DOES HE NEED GLASSES?
DO YOU KNOW?
HAVE HIS VISION EXAMINED NOW
ARTHUR W.
RUHNDORFF
OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAB
604 BROADWAY BLDG.
MORRISON AT BROADWAY.
PRE-WAR PRICES
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Rates j $1.00 Up
Special Weekly and 'Monthly Bates
New i Perkins Hotel
POBTLAKB, OBEG05
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Almetal
WashingMachines
5185 O.50
Reduced to
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Alder Near 5th
was released on his own recognizance at
police headquarters early this morning
Bern was arrested at East Third street
and Broadway by Patrolman Davidson.
He will be tried in the municipal court
this afternoon.. ;
City Park Gets ttaecooas The city
park bureau has added two raccoons to
its family In the municipal zoo in Wash
ington park. - The little animals are
typical of that species made famous in
Thornton Burgess' "Bedtime Stories" ap
pearing daily in The Journal and hence
are receiving much flattering attention
from the kiddies visiting the zoo. . The
raccoons were presented to the city by
Albert Nelson of : Chinook, Wash., and
were delivered -to C. -P. Keyser. super
intendent of parks, Tuesday night
Wife Seeks Hatband A second appeal
was made to the police this morning by
Mrs. Boyles A. Baker, 61 S Mississippi
avenue, who has been searching for her
missing husband since Saturday. Mrs.
Baker told the police that her husband
disappeared, leaving her with a child to
support So far no trace has been found
of the missing man.
Saw Cats Off Two Toes While sawing
wood at the Ladd farm near Oswego,
Herbert Billiter, 17, 894 East Morrison
street cut two toes from his righfoot
Wednesday afternoon. He was taken to
St Vincents hospital-, . . .
Cash Register Rifled Burglars entered
the grocery store of M. Brown, 631 First
street Wednesday night through a rear
window, which had been left open. The
cash register was rifled and f 10 in small
change stolen. ,
The proper nnraber ta call Is East IMS
when you need the Salvation Army truck
to come for castoff clothing, magazines,
newspapers, etc Address 24-26 Union
ave. Maj. John Bree. district officer. Ad.
Portland If cwberg Bastes Leave
Fourth and Alder daily. 8:30. 9:30, 11
a. m. and 1, 2 :30. 4 :15, 5 :30, 6 :30 p. m. ;
Saturday and Sunday, 11 p. m. Phone
Main 3314. Adv.
Salem-Mllt City Stage Line Connects
O. E. No. 5 for Mill City: connects O.
E. No. 9 (to Stayton only). Jos. Ham
man, Salem phone 44. Adv.
Br. Edith Phillips, correct glasses. 450
51 Pittock block. Broadway 1305. Adv.
Siaelaljr, Mild Iowa Sugar Cared Baron,
29 cents a pound ; home rendered lard.
STS-1
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20 cents Bound ; compound, steer pot
roast sirloin steak, 15 cents pound : Mag
nolia butter, 48 cents pound, 95 ' cents
per roll. Pacific Market Fourth and
TamhilL Adv. v.
Indoor Picnle Held The Realization
league will hold an indoor' picnic Friday
at the Sellwood community house. A
picnic dinner at 6 :30 o'clock will he fol
lowed by a debate on Itie question,
"Resolved, That the world owes rrtore to
the inventor than to the discoverer.'"
The debaters are Westly Safford; Edna
Waldele, Sheldon Mills, Fern .SMford,
Kenneth Sherk and Alden Mills, j j
Steamer Iraida, for St Helens and
Rainier, daily, at. 2 :30 p. m., foot of
Alder st , Sundays, St Helens only, at
1:80 p. m. Adv.
Fortland'Salem Stage Leaves Seward
hotel. Tenth and Alder, every hour, from
7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Fare, $1.75. Adv.
School Books, bought and sold , at
Hyland's, Fourth street, between (Taylor
and Salmon. Re Front ?Adv. I
"A Long Life and How ,to Obtain It"
is the titlo of a unique booklet just is
sued from the press and copyrighted
by Dr. R. A. Phillips. Broadway build
ing, Portland. It contains many new
and thoughtful suggestions covering
diet, eta, which give many useful hints
to the afflicted. White for a free copy.
Adv.
Bible Study Classes for high school
credits. East 258L Adv.
Dr. Wlekstrom returned. Medical bids.
Adv. , ,
Dr. J. E. EtteUon has returned. Adv.
Murderer Burned at Stake
Nodena. Ark.. Jan. 27. (U. P.) Wil
liam Lowrey, negro, alleged slayer of
O. T. Craig, a plahter, and his daughter.
Mrs. C. O. Williamson, was burned at
the stake here yesterday by a mob
which traveled over 100 miles to take
the victim from deputy sheriffs.
Card of Thanhs
The family of Sarah Jones wish to
express their deepest appreciation and
thanks to all for the loving kindness
shown us In our recent bereavement in
the loss of our mother and sister; also
for the beautiful flowers.
SiHOMES
5- uSi ' BuUt Complete
' 3 i
Alii.
Colonial Bungalows of
latest design.
4 rooms. . .$2650
5 rooms. . . 3318
5 rooms . . . 3762
6 rooms . . . 4600
See Home Plans on File in Our Offices
Terms:
ElwoodWileson
lANCTACTUKEBS "BUILDERS sr DESIGNERS
Gordon Bldg., 293 Stark St., at Fourth
Portland, Ore. Phone Aut. 524-53
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mm JLyWE
From the opening of this Sale, as lines became broken, we have
assembled them with the lower priced groups, shaking the price
down another two or three dollars, as the case warranted.
Mow-
We have again gone through every line in the store and taken
hundreds of pairs, throwing them into much lower priced lots.
Men's Shoes, Women's Shoes, Children's Shoes -all have had the
same treatment.
Men's $10 to $15
Shoes
Some even higher, thrown
into a great price group
AT
$7
.30
Women's $10-$15
Shoes, Pumps and
Oxfords
Yes, some that sold as
high as $18. Now grouped
in a splendid assortment
AT
$7
.30
These Prices Save Yon
MEN'S SHOES
"J. & M." $20.00 to $22.50 (I1 Q IJf
Tan Shoes .. ... 4?Xt I U
"J. & M." $18.00 to $20.00 rj(
Black Shoes . . ...v. XjLiJ
"Dr. Reed" $17,00 and C-t fjfk
$17.50 Cushion Shoes .... eP XaUe I U
$16.00 to $17.50 "Boston
ians" for .t,
$12:50 to $1500 "Bostonians
for
$12.00 to $14.00 "Bostonians" QIJ
$10.00 to $12.50 Men's Shoes 3Q
Exactly What They Say !
WOMEN'S SHOES
$11.30
$8.30
$7.00 to $12.00 Shoes and
pumps, broken sizes
$10.00 to $15.00 Shoes and
pumps, broken sizes
$10.00 to $15.00 Shoes, Ox
fords and Pumps
$15.00 to $18.00 Fancy Boots
for
$12.00 to $16.00 Shoes and
Low Cuts for .
$12.50 to $16.50 Shoes and
Low Cuts for
$12.50 to $17.50 Shoes and
Low Cuts for
$2.70
$4.70
$6.30
$6:30
$7.30
$8.30
$9.30
Boys' and Girls' Shoes Priced in Proportion
C. W. SHIVELY;
for
Si
Co
292 Washington Street
Between 4th and 5th
ALL MAIL ORDERS FILLED AT
CLEARANCE SALE PRICES
Everything at a Reduced Price,
Contract Goods Alone Excepted
of Which W. Have Very Little
"The Store That
Undersells Because
It Sells for Cash
PARCELS POST PACKAGES PRE
PAID ON $5.00 PURCHASES
Everything- at a Reduced Price,
Contract Goods Alone Excepted
of Which W. Have Very Little
Only Two Days Remaining Friday a nS Saturday
. of Our
Cleaira
anuary
ale!
Important and Unusual Saving Opportunities Are Fast Passing and
Only Those Who Act Promptly Will Reap the Benefit of These
Great Price Reductions
Here's a List of Special Offerings for Bargain Friday
EXTRA!
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For Friday
Imitation Ivory
Hair Brushes
I At $2.75
Fine white bristle Brushes with concave
back and 10 rows of bristles. fTff
While, any remain at. .. i ....... . J
EXTRA!-
Absorbent Cotton
One Pound Box
At 69c
About 75 boxes of fine white Absorbent
Cotton,
main at
Antiseptic. While any re- Qs'j
; Final Clearance This; Season's
COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES
At 1-2 Regular Prices
Fortunate, indeed, are the women who can arrange to attend this sale and secure one or more
of the garments in this sale. It is a final disposal of all broken lines in this season's Styles.
Only one or two garments in each size or model so don't delay your coming. You have choice
from ' - . . ' - "
PLUSH AND VELOUR COATS WITH FUR COLLAR
15 in Size 16, 2 in Size 18, 7 in Size 36, 11 in Size 38 2 in Size 40,
1 in Size 42, and 2 in Size 44
SUITS IN SILVERTONE AND OTHER POPULAR FABRICS
7 in Size 16, 3 in Size 18, 3 in Size 36, 1 in Size 40, 1 in Sie 44
SILK AND SATIN DRESSES
1 in Size 40, 5 in Size 42,
1 in Size 44
Serge and Tricotine Dresses
5 in Size 16, 7 in 18, 5 in 36,
7 in 38,2 in 40
NAVY SERGE DRESSES J in 42,3 in 44, 2 in 46,1 in 48 and 1 in SO
500 Nottingham
CURTAIN ENDS
15c Each
Friday
At Only
l.to l?i Yard Length
No two are alike. They come in white, cream
and ecru. Choice from the entire lot, 1
whil anv remain Friday at.......... JLtlx
All Remnants
DRAPERY and CURTAINING
At 1-2 $:rl
Included are desirable lengths and styles in
Scrims, Marquisettes, Bungalow Nets, Cre
tonnes, Madras, etc. While any "I O Drra
remain, Friday at. ......... - A"c
Half-Price Sale of JaDanese Lunch Cloths
Dainty, first quality Japanese Lunch Cloths, slightly imperfect in pattern.
j o cause I iiuu ass .Aas.aajr oaaaa i bi
36x36-Inch at 83c
54x54-Inch at $1.75
1 72x72-Inch, This Sale at $3 DO
45x45-Inch at $1J38
60x60-Inch at S2.13
Corsets! Corsets! at $1.79 and $2.95
Two wondertui values m rorty Moqeis
Rengo Belt Royal Worcester Colma Lady
Louise Empire Lorette Merito
t-g rTQ Over a score of models In everything from heavy brocades to
tJL I U overweight coutils, fancies and double batiste. These values
a. a. t taT Z I tA..-. niU
are immense" and represent just one-half price in many instances.
V sf.11 ATVI II1WUV1J HM iha, wa tv aa a a,
Both
r9 QK Some ot the best in the house, the. finest brocade and selected
dsasaaU coutils and fancies, front and back lace in dozens of models.
.a a a a M M'a t . . . l 1
Sport average ana tne ceieDraiea Ken go itoui moaeis ana many omers.
L
Boys' All-Wool
SWEATER COATS
Reduced fl0 QC
To...v. wAOO
Regulation Ruff Neck styles With pockets.
All sizes in gray and cardinal, to JQ QC
Frwta .t OAlaOtl
Men's Lascher
CASHMERE SOCKS
Rced PP.
To..... Owl
First quality Cashmere Socks in all sizes in
Friday at
black, oxford and natural gray, to close FPA
WVr
Extraordinary Clearance of Women's
and Children's
Kid Gloves 50c a Pair
Odd lots of women's and children's kid gloves to close out
Women's are in sizes 52 to 6 only. None fitted. None
Exchanged. No C. O. D.'s. No Refunds.
Women's Cotton Fleeced Union Suits
98c A SUIT
Good weight cotton fleeced union suits, made Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves and ankle length. Sizes 36 and 38 only. To close at 98c
suiL i i '
Women's Wool Sport Hose, 1-3 Off
At- S51 V Women's wool sport hose, made
9 rct P,ain and dropstitch styles.
X-O -fLX
Medium and heavy weight, with
reinforced heel and toe. Come in brown, green,
blue, orange and blue heather mixed. Sizes
V to 10S. I , ,
At SI f7 Women's dropstitch wool sport
t rU hoSe i made with reinforced heel
lo Jlt and toe, seamless foot in brown,
brown green, green, blue red and blue orange
heather mixtures. Sizes 8lA to toyi.
At $2.17 Women's worsted sport hose, made
11 rtf dropstitch styles of fine worsted
r "5 VJH yarns. Come In colors of brown,
green, gold, blue red and blue orange heather
mixtures. Sizes &y2 to ' .
At $2.67 Women's fine worsted sport hose,
a-j g-tt made of finest worsted yarns" In
O . KJU ribbed and dropstitch styles. Made
to give exceptionally good service. Colors are
green, oxford and brown heather mixed. Sizes
syi to ioyi.
Our Store
Now
Opens at
9 A.M.
STT
The Most in Value The Best in Quality
Store Closes
at 5:30 P.M.
Saturday
at 6 P. M.