THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1221.
THE OREGON DAILY JOU RNAL. PORTLAND.' OREGON
4 CLME MOTOR
THROUGH MACLEAY
PARK? SOME DRIVE!
I '.How many of you have seen Cra
Ur lake?" . ,
I A scant 'half dozen rose to their
feet at "Wednesday's Ad club lunch
eon In response to Dorsey B. Smith's
question.
"How many have climbed to the sum
mit of Mfc Hood V
r There mibt have been a dozen who
' claimed to have reached the altitude.
FEW SEE 8CEKEST
"How many have drlsen by motor
around Falrmount boulevard?"
Twenty-five Stood, but from one side
of the well filled room, could be beard
Jthe question, "Where-Is It?"
"How many have seen 1 the state fish
I hatchery at Bonneville?"
; Nine tenths of thoee at' the luncheon
i admitted the experience, and there was
' a cheer of self approval.-
- "How many have driven an auto
! mobile through Macieay park?"
--Four promptly stood, including; the
chairman of the day. Then a roar of
; mischievous delight swept the room,
i ' There are trails only in Macieay park.
"TOURISTS" ARRIVE
"A Week In Portland for Every
Visitor." the slogan of the tourist cam
paign, brought to some of the Ad men
- the realisation that they had lived a
- lifetime in the city without discovering
the scenic attractions within its borders,
mot to mention mountain, sea and valley
inearby. ' .
! With a (Treat ringing: of bells, shuf -'
fling- of brake-clogged wheels and final
whistle of escaping steam, Frank Branch
.Riley brought intp the room a group of
tourists, including the banker from Ne
braska, the reserve bank president from
Philadelphia and Algy from Kngland.
DESCRIBES CRATER LAKE
Tonder mountain was the unques
tioned monarch of American peaks, but
after its flamings it was cased in ice
and snow only to break forth again,
cataclysm upon cataclysm, and finally
to blow up. leaving a marvelous, in-
tensely .blue lake in what was once a
framing caldron," said Riley in his best
. style, as he indicated the picture of
Crater lake.
"How much Water did you say there
was In; the bally hole ?' questioned Algy
pf England.
ALGY OBJECTS
. "Here," said the orator, turning to a
, well conceived painting of Multnomah
- fails, "Is the' unquestioned "queen of
American cataracts. Note the wlnd-
blown wisps of silver spray. You birds
never saw anything like that."
Algy of England broke in. "I don't
mind being called a silly awss " h re
claimed, "but 1 slmoly won't go 'on with
this tour if X must be denominated as a
bird." . .
Without their dusters. Algy of Eng
land was found to be James W, Palmer,
and others were Fred W. Vogler, Arthur
Hounboe, Tommy J Luke and Miles
Standlsh. ' l " - -
Bond Certification Asked
Salem. May U CerUflcation of 15,
000 In' bonds is asked of the state irri
gation and securities commission by the
Enterprise irrigation district of Klamath
county. - The district comprises 2373
acres near Klamath Falls.
Greeks . Object to
Countrymen Being
Called Suspects
Members of the Greek colony in Port
land object to references by the police
to men suspected ' of having knowledge
of the Mabel Phillips murder as Greeks.
They maintain that none of the men
who lived in the bouse in which the girl
is believed ; to nave been slain was a
Greek. .-y) : ;::- .iu
TSone of those boys was ,a ; Greek."
commented Tom Givas, Greek restaurant
operator, yesterday. "1 took two of the
men who lived In the bouse to the police
station, and neither could speak a word
of Greek. Greeks ln Portland object
to reports that their Countrymen . were
Implicated in the affair.' p V. -
To Widen Boulevard .
The city council Wednesday overruled
, fri.ri nrotest. fUed. fend instructed
the city engineer to P?oc JTiVwfi!
for the extension aim f"fu
lamette boulevard from St. Johns avenue
northwesterly line of Weyerhaeuser ave-
rrt Aa-rmO-aa Brfl estimated at
$2495 by the city engineer, but the bene
fits to the same properties are declared
to be equal to the damage. t
Mt- Hood Soda Water was So. is Sc.
always 6c Pay no more. Adv. ?
35END MAIL ORDERS TO WRIGHT'S, 131 FOURTH ST.
New Strap PUMPS and OXFORDS
$Q.98
Black - kid. Frtiek
heels; black kid. Baby
Loals keels I black saede, t
Fresek heelct black saede.
Baby Lesia keelst black
satin, Freack keels; black
atia. Baby Lonls heels ;
brown satin, French heels.
$3,98 .:iSTS $4.98 ;
Black, b r o w a and grsy
tsede. French and Baby
iosls heels.- Black and
brown kid aad calfskin,
French aad Cabaa keels.
1 -strap, f straps, cross-straps, aasie
tiu s AU sUes. Special per g(g
$3.98 :gSJ
French. Military, Cuban and Low
Heels in Black, Tan, Mahogany
and Brown Calfskin ox Side
Leathers, with narrow, medium
or moderated toes. Why pay
more? On sale here
$3.98 $4.98 ;
SiSS-MEN'S SPEGIAL-$3.8Sd
Men's Dress Shoes and Oxfords la TIels, Caltskias and Side Leathers, Brown, Tan, Mahogany, Black and
"t..V i. iTrV hinrher and batten, narrow, medlam or wide toes. vA.ll slses. Work Shoes In Teals
aad Chrome, la Taa, Black and Smoked Horse. All sizes; 6 to 12.
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Suction Sole Gym and
Heavy Tennis Shoes
Osaraateed Tul-
$229
resized
soles .-
Heavy
white duck
with leath
er trimming.
V
Little Beys' 11 to t.
Boys' 1H to ..
Men's to If.
2.29
2.69
2.98
Remember Bet. Washing
ton and Alder, on Fourth St.
Opposite Circle Tkeatre
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Store Open Saturday Night
Men's Specialf-Work
Shoes and Scout Shoes
JT
to 12,
VALUES TO 16
Two lines Work
Shoes and two
1 t a e s of
Scouts. Sin
gle and don
b 1 e sewed
and stand
ard screw
ed soles, aU slses
special at .........
Boys', 1 to SV4.....
Little Boys', slses 9
to
$2.85
1M4.. 91.98
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AU our meat
sand. C
wicb.es.
LUNCH SK.'. 25c
Waffles or Hot Cakes, Cof- 1 fT
fee and Syrup. XfJU
2s7vrre Any style with Bread,
Potatoes and 9K
Coffee
wood's "jil:
Guticura Soap
SHAVES
Without Mug
The season is on, fellows. Lay
aside the old felt and don a snap
py new straw. ;
Every one of our show; windows
right now is displaying these new
Hats. Be sure to see them.
Featuring Fine
Straws at
Corbett
Building
MEN'S WEAR
ftfth and
Morrison
Panamas
$7.50 and $8.00
Bangkoks
$10 to $13.50
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ORDERS SENT PREPAID ON APPROVAL I
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SAVE
331-3
CENTS
ON EACH
DOLLAR
Doors Open 8 A. M.
Door Close 6 P. M.
Saxony Parchment
78 sheets heavy paper, dainty tints,
regular 75c, for
Envelopes Regular 25c 2 for 35
, Saxony Parchment Cards
Regular 75c, for 38 "
Society Stationery Wedding Invita
t ions, Announcements, At Homes and
Calling Cards. Let us submit samples
of our engraving.
Volland Framed Mottoes
Regular 75c and $i.0O, for 50
Anv box of Tissue-Lined Stationery at
Vz Price
Our Fountain Pen Department Is
Equipped for Prompt
Service ,
We sell "and repair all reliable makes.
Watefman, Conklin, Moore's, Sheaf
fer's and Eversharp Pencils.
(FREE ink)
Rubber Goods '
3.00 3-quart Red Rubber Seamless Hot-.
, Water Bottle, one year guarantee;
special .................. . . $1.69
4.00 3-quart Red Rubber Seamless Combi
nation Hot Water Bottle and Fountain
Syringe, one-year guarantee,
special $2.09
2.00 2-quart Seamless Fountain Syringe.
special $t 09
2.00 to 2.50 Ladies Douche Syringes.
", special ... $1 29
50c Fancy Plaid Rubber Balls ..ic
75c Fancy Plaid Rubber balls. . . . : ,29c
Present this Coupon Friday or
Sat.,-May 13 or 14. and seciire
Ofl Extra S.. H. Green Oft
M Trading Stamas w
with first SI of your! purchase
and double stamps wiw io us
ance of purchase.
Big Reductions "Buy Now
Composition Ivory
Beautiful Toilet Articles
Solid material throughout. The brushes contain bristles.
Mirrors are the finest beveled plate glass.
TJie manicure articles are fitted with select Steel blades
and files.
A fine, large and complete stock from which to make
your selections see our FRONT-WINDOW; DIS
PLAY. FREE, engraving one initial, on each article.
$8.00 Comb, and Brush
$5.25 Powder Box. . .
$4.50 Jewel Box .
$4'25 Hair Brush. . ..
$12.00 Toilet Set. . ..
$12.00; Manicure Set.
$5.50 Picture Frame.
60c Nail
.Pile ...4V
60c Cuticle
i Knife ..40
60c Shoe
! Hook ..40
$1.25 Lady's
V Comb ..84
$1.50 Ladv's
S Comb ..92
Set.
..S3.50
..'.$2.80
v.SSS.OO
..S8.0O
. .$3.67
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Extra Special
Regular 3.50 Linen Mesh Abdominal ;
Supporter, in two styles. Special $1.79
Regular 4.00 Linen Elastic Abdom
inal Supporter, laced back.
Special .....$1.97
Regular 5.00 Silk Elastic Abdominal . ;
Supporter, in two styles. Special $2.69
Ypur ;
$10.25 Jewel Box
$9.00 Mirror
Mirror
Mirror .. . .
Qock
Clock . . . . .
Clock ..
$7.00
$4.75
$8.75
$5.00
$11.2
$7.50 Clock .
$10.50 Clock
$8.00 Clock .
$9.00 Clock .
$7.85
t6.00
4.65
$3.17
$5.85
$3.34
$7.50
$5.00
$7.00
$5.34
$6.00
Thursday and Friday With Every Cash Want Ad
FOR NEXT SUNDAY'S BIG
SUNDAY
JOURNAL
Furnished
A 5-Ounce Can
Minced
Razor
by THE HUDSON !& GRAM CO., Distributors Portland, Oregon
OTTER
GLAM1S
Just a Few of the Many Delightful Dishes to &e Obtained by Use of "Otter Clams
START A NEW SET NOW
or finish the one you have ktarted
) and SAVE 33 cents on
each dollar.
J
Leather Specials
New Assortment i
, i Fanchon Vanity Cases. I
.Regular 11.00 Special $7.50
New assortment latest style Ladies' Hand
Bags. Regular 9.00 and 10.00. :
Special $6.75
"Likly" " Bag, genuine cowhide, j Regular
20.00. Special ...... . . ..... l$14.75
DOWNSTAIRS
CANL y
ueen Anne Butter Balls. .
Assorted Fruit Paste.. . . . . . . . I 1 Lb.
Spearmint Straws ........... j 29
Menthol Horehound Drops.. .J
Assorted Chews, 1 lb. j. . . . . r. . . .39
Sugrar Coated Almonds 1 lb.l...49
Full pound box Chocolates. . . . . .45
Electric Plate, special .......... , $4 79
Small Electric Table Stove, special., $2!69
C-lb. Electric Iron, special $5 39
Flip-Flop Toaster, special .$6 27
Robinson Turkish Bath
For breaking up a cold or chills, relieving
rheumatism, croup, soreness and for all acute
and chronic diseases
$10 S15 $20 2
We have in stock six samples at special rates.
.
Kcnney Shower Bath
Instantly fits any tub. no curtain, no splash,
no tools to Install
" $10 $20
- Special prices on a few showers used for
demonstrating.
j 1 Pint Vacuum Fillers I
Special 98c ..
Parts and repairs for
i Universal, Thermos, Hot-a-Kold, Icy-Hot
i . . ... j ,
j Alarm Clocks at
I Special Prices
6.00 8-day "Simplex" .....
i.oo "Typhoon" .
3.75 "Tattoo" fiQ
2.25 "Tornado" $1 47
2.00 "Lark" !!$l37
f
$3.69
3.19
2.98
I It,
iiil Photo Supplies
I 11. "
For quick service
and guaranteed
photo finishing
leave your films
with us.
FREE
t8x.l0 enlargement with $3.00 worth of
finishing. Save receipts. -Photographic
supplies REDUCED!
See Bargain Counters Downstairs.
Moth Bags
Save your furs and clothing by using Tar or
Cedar Moth Bags. i '
Priced 60c to $2.00 I
Gillette Safety Razor
Special $2.49 I
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
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Porch and Deck Paint
gives protection just where home wear
and ? exposure are " most severe on"
porches and steps. It prevents warp
ing, improves sanitary conditions and
betters exterior appearance. I - -1
quart. ..$1.25 V gallon.!. $2.25
l gallon ; !.$4.25
SPECIAL
S.-W. Family Paint regular colors. 1..
gal., $2.85 ; white, 1 gallon $2.95
CREAMED OTTCH CLAWS
1 Tubleapoon bntter
. 1 Cup milk .
. i -.n cntmr Ifinoad CUM
Melt the butter in tew p I
re.m in the nmr; dd the milk Dd
the Uquor from one eaa of
Minced Clams. Cook nntU thok : hke
tt. I Beuos wltk PW.
iry salt nd paprika. When read, to
eerre add the elam meets. Serre cm
toast or in pastry pstties. '
If desired. ree peas and pimentos
ma; be added. ' ! ' '
DEVILED OTTEH CLM
1 Tablespoon bntter ,
1 H Tablespoons' flour
1 Cup milk j
1 Can Otter Minced Clams
2 Teaspoons lemon juice,, !
1 Small onion
J Tablespoon chopped parslej
2 Ess Ibeaten together)
Salt, pepper, celery salt, paprika and a
dash of cayenne. Buttered bread crumbs
Cook the same as for Creamed Otter
Clams, nsins all ingredients except the
bread crumbs. When thoroughly
creamed and mixed, turn into casserole. -sprinkle
with buttered bread crumbs,
and bake 20 minutes.
Always Use
"Otter" Clams
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H - -a sk m
v.
SOALLOPED OTTER MINCED
CLAMS WITH MAOARONI :
I.Oea Otter Mliwied Oiamt '
Z . Cupe ceoted macarenl
rm -a battered baking dish with
alUrnate layers of Otter Minced Clam
(preTiously drained from liquor) and
macaroni; add small pleoss of batter,
salt, pepper, paprika and celery salt on
each layer. Pour over clam oquor and
enough milk to ceer. and bake until
Bioely browned.
Makes wonderful dish
i
' delightful clam soup.
OTTER CLAM ROOOLES
1 Onp of beafstork
H Box ass noodles
1 Can Otter Minced Clams
TTae liquor tSrim dams: add beef.'
stock. Lt this come to a boil aad add
the noodles. Season with salt and pep
per. Cook 20 minutes
FRIED OTTER WHOLE OLA MS
1 Can Otter Whole Clams
Teaspoon baking powder
1 Tablespoon Dour
1 Egg "
Beat the egg well: add flour and
baking powder. Dip elsms In better,
and fry in hot crease until browned.
Bea snn to taste.
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