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THURSDAY. AUGUST -11; 1221. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, : PORTLAND. OREGON 9 TOWN TOPICS mvnrn ri imti ' OragDB Bapti. ronac pcopte's aaaUne Cto. Jnlr to lint a. Baptist t nsKM, iiMuataa. Otj. aas Bat to 10. - BomtT week. MbX, lint I U S. iBdapaBOsat Ordac Bat aacona, assart x. - Soathwaat WaaUactoa tatr. Ba. Aarosi 32. - FecUie fianasa MathoiBat S. - - - State ' Cbrbttaa Epdearar hum rafane Colombia City. August S to Stjrtesabar S. Nortlnraat eoeisraace atathnaiaf cfeaica, feat. Portia Dd. September T. j Um Cwaiy IMt, lwt ptB-aay 11 la 1. ftw Com ty Talr. Oenby. Septber Battawast Bar a ad 'Grata Member IS to 24. MOJ foltnomafe Coaatjr IU. Bar iv la 2 Cotambia Coanty fail. St-Helen SVptaaabar si to 2a. Orern State raiz. Seises, ftrpetember S to urtoaer 1. in. Camt W. ailMm. ffci lnhag B ea B. Win Coast Fair. The DaUaa. Octobe 4 tot. Oresaa Metkodiat conlaraace. Forest Grove. Oetsha. Z Polk llmati SV1. nTlM Aetfaer to B, Boyal Aicaaaja, era ad eoeacO, Fortlaaw. Os toller 1. -- .- Knirbta Tasaolar. ana n laimlirT le Orsnde. October It. Xatianar-(Jraaca toeetta. Portland, tat to IB Padiie International ' Linstock Sijuridoe. remand. HoTeaabar 21 to 2. AaMricaa Historical aaaociatiaav, Taetfto breach. Port ad. Noeeatber 2 aa4 24- ure(oe ui aaaodattoo. rortiaaa. WIATHIK 1 RECAST . Portland and Ttcimty Tonight ' and Friday, fair; northwesterly winds. . Oregon and Washington Tonicht and Friday, lair; moderate .north westerly winds. I , WEATHEB CONDITIONS Hiizh Dreasura orrails alooz the inuneVliate Pacific coast, from British Columbia aoutbeaat ward to the Plains states, and in the Atlantic and fJnlf ttataa and Tennessee. Elsewhere the pressure b moderately low. the lowest readings being tn Arizona. Precipitation has occurred in Oklahoma. Missouri, Iowa and Illinois. The heanest rainfall reported was 1.98 inches , at Kaunas City, Missouri. The weather is much warmer in northern Nevada and northern Wyo ming, and much cooler in Nebraska and Minne sota. Belatire umiditT at Portland: Soon yester day. 68 per cent; 5:00 p. m. yesterday. 4 per cent: S :0O a. m. todar KB oer cent. Precipitation since January 1st: Total. 24.06 inches; normal, 25.34 inches; deficiency. 1.28 EDWaSO U MAO. OBSIRVATIOKS TATIOKI Abilene, Texaa . . i . . . . Baker. ' Oregon ...... Billings, Mont. Boise. Idaho Boston, Mass. ....... Chicago, 111. ....... lenrer, Colo. ........ lies Moines Iowa . . . , . Honolulu, T. H. ... Kansas City. Mo. 1 KnoiTiUe. Tenn. ...... I-os Angeles, CaL Man-hfwM. Oregon . . . , Medford, Oregon . . . , New Orleans, La. . . . . , New York, N. Y. , Nome, Alaska ...... North Head, Wash. North I'laUe. Neb Oklahoma City, OUa. ., Phoenix, Aria. Pittsburgh. Pa. Portland, Or. Koseburg. Oregon .... St Iouis. Mo. 8t Paul. Minn. Salt Lake City, tub Han Diego, Cal ....... Ban Francisco, CaL . . Seattle, Waah. ... . . . . Spokane. Wash. Tampa. Fla Vancouver, B. C. .... Walla Walla, Wash. .. Washington, D. C. .. WUhston. No. Dak. . . . Winnemucea. " Jier. . '. Vakima, Waah. Isiap. if T6d 80 90 92 82 f 82 82 84 82 78 88 76 64 9 90 82 64 58 86 96 104 84 78 88 82 78 88 70 60 70 86 92 74 92 84 88 92 92 78 54 -68 68 66 70 62 62 '" 68 62 60 63 76 66 "o6' 82 74 80 68 57 56 72 58 66 64 52 64 56 74 54 64 64 48 68 56 11 TACAT10H OK TJ3TStEB SX7B- scjtirnoiis Wt) ftg wmy fr tkm torar. r )-yr TfccattloM. Tk Jt mni follow ya at th twlmr rtm, t tk folio wins asmau will gaanly T war rrlar eltr rataat maa. Or, P. T. Tuttto. " . arslsw. Or, naaph B. Stpprwa. v' - i; Cttr, Or, atra. aj. g. ounama, atsym Or, A. C Vast EUaej. Bin oil em rinai Mete, fllbbm. Or. Canoon Biaeh wrt Saata. Or, M. 1 Harrlav - - .' - earaan, Waslt anal arMabarai -tailajaa. Car? B. Smith. Oitlnoak, Valt, haaaa I Cetomfcla Beaatv, Or. V, aariaaMI, Or, O. O, Ella. Oearhaet. Or MaM atona. Hermans. Wain Jeanea Cora Hot Lata. Or- Hat Lata Hstat. Lona ateech. Vaaa vwanas Oa. Manhattan Beach, Or, aVt. I. Hoetaw. aaanxamia aMaeM. or, canfl as. Kama. nenevda, veaaa, Trenaeea e aw raeavKaavMi Or, A. O. Andaresa Nenatom, Or, Wsatotom Draa Oa. Netarta, Or, Mrs, M. . Crwaa. Bewpert. Or, at. S. HarN. Ocean Para, Wash, Panne H, Otter Keca. Or T. M. Isernlna. Fadfia City, OrL K. I Waftara. noes away, or, a, a. a L. j aaalaa, Or, Jaeen MeOuna. aavlsw, Maefc, Bear a I Bsuth Beach, Or, M. D. OmlM. Tuiamoea, or, eiaytoa Nay. Twin Bocka, Or, D. a. Van bvallawa Laka. Or, bValtowa Lake Bark. w una it aartnas. Or, B. o. Bewan. A Caiuso Found in Chinatown , - a. fe. - a fcj' . C ' ft - - K . at Then His P ioe Went Out aV 0 88 0 1.08 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .06 0 0 0 0 .26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 examinations for position with the Port land fire department. : Oakley passed all examinations and upon his discharge from the naval service. Monday, expects to receive an appointment- with the bureau. He "has had ight years and four months' naval service. Fails to Give Kane An old man was run over by an automobile at Sixth and Morrison streets Wednesday night and later brought to the emergency hospital. was treated and discharged before the police obtained his full name or any par ticulars about the accident. At first the man appeared to be semi-conscious, but he later recovered all of his faculties. He seemed about 60 years old. Papers In his pocket Vindicated that his name was Bartelow. Bheaard'a Asto Bas Lisas Portland Astoria-Seaside division Leave Portland at :45 a. m, S :20 a. m, 10 a. m, 1 p. m, 4:15 p. m. and 7 p. m. Leaving Astoria 7 :1S a. m, :16 a. m., 16 a. m, 1 :30 p. m., 2:45 p. m. and 4:15 p. m. Direct connec tions at Astoria to and from Seaside and Clatsop Beach points. Buses leave St Charles hotel, 204 Morrison street. Tele phone Marshall 438L Adv. family Oatj Home Raided While G. W. Lowe and family, 552 Kearney street, were out driving Wednesday , night, a burglar entered the house by jimmying a front window and stole 215 In cash, a Vatch and' a silver card case and vis iting cards. ' R. A. Wendling, 211 Fourth street, reported that boys Centered .his shop at 850 East Everett street and stole a quantity of valuable tools Wednesday night -1 I- .. . , Shepard's Asia Bag Lines Multnomah Falls division. Leave Portland 9:30 a. m.. 11 a. m., 2:45 p.. m, 4:30 p. m. and p. m. daily. Leave Multnomah Falls 7:15 a. m,, 11:15 a. m, 12:55 p. m, 4 p. m. and C :10 p. m. daily. . Buses leave St Charles hotel, 204 Morrison street. Tele phone Marshall 4381. Adv. Steamer Iralda far Astoria, fl.M Sea side, 31.60; round trip, 3.00, including tax. Passengers only. Leaves Portland Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday, 9 a. m. Alder street dock. Main 8323. Leaves Astoria, Monday. Wednesday, Friday, 9 a. m. aut. Hart oa Sock Emil Boccorda, 36, 303 Eleventh street, a longshoreman em ployed at Municipal Terminal No. " 4, was badly injured about the hip early this morning when struck by a piece of timber. He was taken to St Vincents hospital. The only proper asmber to call Is East 3088 when you require the Salvation Army truck to call for your-wast ma terial. Help us to help others by your help. Address 24 Union avenue. Major Jhn Bree, district, of ficer. Adv. Arrested for Larceny Bob Elliott was ' Someone was singing In Chinatown Sunday night;5 liquid t notes soft that fluttered, overtones in wierdest mnor key, a melody sustained, a memory of scenes far away. - Rica fields yellow in the sunlight. Green pooia of water raffled by the wtod. Old. yonks of battered brown With purple aalla, atealiac down the rivet. Jack Keegan, sergeant In charge of the morals squad, and Patrolman Miller stopped in front of 88tt Second street, in the heart of the old Chinese quarter, to listen. The music was clear, strong. unrestrained, with the conviction of a studied artist- - 2TO TVS PAHS THESE ' Keegan looked at Miller and Miller looked up the dirty, un carpeted stair way, from which came the sound of the singer. . s 1 - "Say. I call that pretty .good stuff.' Keegan told Miller. "But what's it doing coming from a place like that? Did you ever hear Chinese music before? Did It sound like that?" i Miller grinned. All of the Chinatown squad know the discordant squeaking, thumping, wailing, whining and grunt ing which seems to pass for Chinese music and which is apparently the only way. the Orientals have of wooing a slant-eyed Orpheus. ;.,.'( -Let's have a look." I Keegan and Miller quietly climbed the stairway. Keegan booaled Miller, who looked over the transom and ejaculated single expressive word of four letters. LOTE AJTB A WHIFF In the center of a large room, Len Sam, aniutUfneriefflmtnfMtntifiiiiitsMiitgw Pictsrei Show Firs Damage a whole sale quantity of. pictures showing the disastrous results of forest fires and bearing a warning to campers to be can. - I am rm aian a n 1 .aarrani tw nnn riinnit w m m .rSS Uted Wednesday night at Third ano Burnslde streets by Inspectors Horack and Phillips oar a charge of larceny. Ten automobile tires ' alleged to have been Bodies of Veterans Delayed En Eoute; To Arrive Friday - r . : Delayed at Pocatello, the bodies of 19 soldiers en route to Portland for trans shipment to destination will arrive Fri day instead of today, as scheduled. Three of the bodies being sent from France are . of former Portland boy a They tfre : Private E. L. s Brotherton, battery F, Seventy-ninth field artillery. whose next of kin Is Mrs. Jeanette Vin cent of 66 North Fifteenth street: Pri vate A. Scharf, company B, 355th in fantry, whose next of kin Is Mrs. Peter Scharf of 7332 Eighty-second street, and Private C. J. Seely, company F,- 305th Infantry, whoso next of kin is W. W. Seely of 143 West Liberty street The other bodies due to arrive are Private Jacob Barger, company B. 361st infantry. Centralla; Private W. F. Mor gan, company I, Ninth infantry, Moscow Idaho ; Private R. G. Steele, Headquar ters company. Fourth engineers, Seattle Corporal r, C. Miller, company Twenty - fifth engineers. Waltsburg, Wash. ; Private E. H. Melton, company H. 102d infantry. Walla Walla: Private W. H. Slonecker, company H 157th in fantry; Kroll ; Private J. N. Berry, Ma- china Gun company, 308th infantry, Jacksonville; Private Frank Meidle. Supplies company, 123d field artillery. Mount Angel ; Private J. S. Allen, troop M, Fifteenth cavalry, Oregon City; Pri vate C E. Hutchinson, company M, 105th infantry, Boseburg ; Private R. O. Mor ris, company L, Twenty-sixth Infantry. Sedro-Woolley ; Private C. E. Sanstedt. battery D, 146th field artillery, Pasco; Private H. E. Clark. Headquarters com pany. Sixth marines, Spokane ; Private C. A. Harper, battery C. 146th field artillery, Spokane ; Private G. H. Marin, company A, 347th Machine Gun bat talion, Spokane, and Private Anton Moe. company A. Fifty-fifth infantry, Hill- yard. , service by E. C. Blackwood, local Dho- tographer. The pictures are issued In comparative groups, one showing the 7h hJl'.Kf J! ,?r b.efore fir and "tolen from the Brunswick Tire company " :. ""agrauon. 421 stark Btreet, were recovered at Eajrla C!rk nrf fv, ui k I.II Woald Like to Trade my equity of over the state. J 122,000 in one of the largest and best Italian i . : I stock ranches In Oregon for apartment the Italian armv riurine- t),. wn,M w-- erty- A it3' Journal, aov, and now a member of the supreme coun- Portlaad-lfewberg Bas Leave Fourth cU of the armed forces of Italy, accom- and Alder dally. 8. 9:30, 11:00 a. m, and panied by his chief of sUT Coel U V" Ln't.'J Kicilani. wilt r,i. w-j - and Sunday. 11 :15 p. m. Phone Main a " w w . . utk - V V CUllCOU I . . morning to remain until Thursday even-1 3314 Adv. Ing. The visit of the general is official and I Drs. Klesendahl A Marshall, 307 Jour- Is being conducted by the state depart- nal building, specialists in nerve block ment The chamber of commerce and I ing, extracting and better artificial Albert B. Ferrera, Italian consul, will I teeth. Adv. nave cnarge or the reception and enter- Reliance ML Hood Ante Stages leave lauuiuenu i Routlege Seed Store 8 a. m. and 2 p. m. Dr. Tonar to address elab "The Bust- for. Welch's, Tawney's. Rhododendron ness Man and the Modern Problem,, Government Camp. Adv, win dc uib topic or an aaaress to Del Portland - Tillamook Cadillac stage. given oy ut. Mnjamra xoung, pastor ot Hoyt hotel, dally at 8:15 a. m. and 2 p. nc umun oicuiuuiai xupiavopai cnurcn oil yn. Special arrangements made lor I lan ou ujuu, si uw x-1 may luncneon OI Injp Portland City club to be held in the Benson hotel. Dr. Toung was formerly Chines youth, was solemnly pacing tha floor, singing a low song to the four empty walls. Ob a, couch nearby lay a complete opium outfit burning spirit lamp, long. Blender needle, a little Eng She tray, cards of opium gum and a still warm opium pip. The concert was over. - Wednesday afternoon Len Sam was brought before Acting Judge Barge Leonard. Keegan told the story and exhibited the opium outfit They asked Len Sam to sing. again, but he could not otter a note. ' "No smoke opium,' no sing. ' ' The court, unable to hear Len Sam's compelling voice, was unmoved by the story. There was only the evidence of "smoking opium, which Len Sam bad borrowed from a very old Chinaman. "Pay a fine of $25." CDirrTA T MiTTPl?--Jlr Ovr Store do at 1 r, U. Wealoaaaay Daring "o " ..Tt OI llLiliJ-w . iSSJ 1 lLsT, rf J-J- Anat m OrtUr TKat O-r Emrployas May Enjoy Weekly Kali; t Yomr Ssypajrt tvy ArraBgiag Yowr Sfcanrprng Btv WadaWaya in th Fortaaooia. HoKdayli MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLT AND PROMPTLY FILLED ! a SCHOOL COXSOLiDATIOX VOTED Hermiston, Or.. Aug. 11. At a special school election Wednesday consolidation of the Hermiston, Westland and Colum bia school districts for the purpose of supporting a union high--school was voted, two districts approving the plan. mat Ing parties. Adv. Str. Georgiana, Portland to Astoria, tt M ' C. & .t.. l.-n.i4tanJ fhnh In P,ll, I fi-W. AOT. church In Portland. . Fifty More to Join Crater Lake Party Arrangements have been made by 50 Portlanders to join the Ad club automo- Portlaad-Salem Stage Leaves Seward hotel. Tenth and -ider. every hour from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Fare. $1.75. Adv. Kilo. r t i , , I oauwan-ensss ow vuuuwis v. b f s vii . ttv-V . . leI"R trains No. 6 and 9 for Mill City. Joseph at 8 o clock Friday morning from the I c.i r Multnomah hotel. The party will use the Central Oregon loop and is scheduled to arrive at The Dalles Wednesday. Sun-1 day afternoon will be spent at Crater Lake. Saepard's Aato Bas x:aeg Portland- St Helens division Leave Portland 6 :45. a SA , n . . . . 'I"-,.--.,-. "J-t .r, . p'.m I The county commissioners were sur- l""1" ., s.s. ni. ciuraay, nrM Wednesdav when thev were Dre. I T-SOafin 10 si'xVI? n5 ,th bills 'or $13,568 for repair 7.30 a. m , 10.65 a. HU, 1:15 p, m, l.a ,rlr n th Columbia River hlehwav in your Acquaintance it the nan who knows how to use his nunA He is tie leader, the pace-maker, the opinion-mAker. Said Henry Aclarai: "The differ ence is slight to the influence of an author whether be is read by 500 readers or by 500,000: if be can select tie 500 be reacbes the 500,000.' Tie New Repuilic, says Mary Antin. -i, read by tie effective members of their communities.'' (awaf ) .jQ 9 August Offers a Double Opportunity After-Season Prices on all our Spring ind Summer fabrics including Blue Serges, Cheviots and Staples. , : ' Before-Season Prices on all new fabrics for Fall and Winter. Suit and Extra Trousers $50, $55, $60 and Upwards That Extra Pair of Trousers will Double the Life of Your Suit DTICOlawIaw TThoTiilOwD W3 Jcrremef Soa Oscar M. Smith, Manager 108 Third Street Near Washington MllllllltMllll!irHllllllilllllIIUlllllltllllllttll'lllllMirillllllllM11lMtllllll!lllillMnl!tllt1ltl1IHllllfi Q We Ar Ag.au Buttarick Patterns and tk Dalixaaator All New Style Ar- Now Showing. The Store That Undersells X Because It Sells for Cash PARCELS POST PACKAGES ' PREPAID ON SS PURCHASES fT Tie "Deltor" FeatmrB of tie Butterici Patbsnss Is rVwring Great As atstanc to Home Sewers. Our 1083d Bargain Friday Sale Offers Prudent Shoppers Unmatchable Saving Opportunities in Seasonable Goods Youll Profit Extiaordiiiarily If You Make This Helpful Store Your Store. j Select Your Bank With Due Consideration of Service The popularity of our service and the . kind words of our customers are, more than any tiling else, respon sible for tjie ' record-breaking growth of this bank. We Sell Only High-Class Bonds 4 On Hesalar Savisgs Aeeoaats asd Time Deposits t oB Special Sarlsgs, Hshjeet to Cfeeek, oa Mlalmsm Xoatkly Balance, If er Mere So Charge to Depositors far Oatref-Tewa Cheeks No Service Ckarge oa Ckeeklag Aveoaats Opes AU Day Satsrdsy UstU IF.H, BROADWAY BANK BROADWAY ASD 8TABK . 1 I 1 v 10 An End-of'the-Season Sale Women's Summer Coats In Belted and Loose Back Models in Velours, Polo and Other $ Fashionable Materials Sizes 16 . to 40 in the Assortment Choice While Any Remain at. Coats Selling Regularly Up to Three Times Friday's Price Come to this sale add one or more of tlrese fine Coats to your wardrobe at a wonderful savingt No doubt you'll findust the garment you have admired and desired and, if you do. you will, indeed profit extraordinarily. Included are both belted and loose back models in Velours, Polo and other fashionable materials, principally in tans and blues, in sizes 16 tp 40. 1 You have choice CI (l (jfj from the entire assortment, while anv remain, at wAU,uy About SO Datnty and Attractive - v ' m -m mm -W. aw' voile and Urganoie Liresses Are to Go ,In (1JQ QK Friday's Sale at fDO.VO , A Third to a Half Less Than Regular Price Disregarding worth or former selling-price we have gathered this great collection of dainty and attractive Voile and Organdie Dresses into one great assortment for Immediate disposal at Friday's sale and have repriced them at a sensationally low figure. Included are all popular styles and colors in sizes from 16 to 42. You'll enjoy selecting the style you like best and more than QQ Qf? delighted with th great saving made possible by this sale at fDOmUO Another Great Underprice Sale Of Women's and Children's SWEATER COATS For Immediate or Fall Wear A Clearance of Broken Lines From Regular Stock Including Many of the Season's Best Styles Priced to You at Less Than We Can Replace Them A Fourth to a Half Below Our Regularly Low Selling Prices. Children's Coat Sweaters AtlA9 Both slip-on and coat style Sweaters In all wool and wool-mixed yarns, the coat styles in belted effects, the slip-on models with or without sleeves. Women's All Wool Sweaters AtMSS The extremely popular Tuxedo Sweaters In belted effect. They come in brown and blue heather mixtures In sizes 42. 44 and 46. Fine sweater coats of all wool worsted yarns. LINOTYPE FOR SALE MERGENTHALER Model 9 Nine Faces Four Molds a4LSO COMPLETE GOING PRINTING PLANT 8x12 and 12x18 C. & P. not. Terms if desired. Journal. Separate or Box E-546, 95c An Extraordinary Sacrifice On BEAUTIFUL HIGH-GRADE CORSETS A Great One-Day Clearance of Broken Lines and Discontinued Numbers in Rengo Belt, R. & Merito and Other Famous Makes At a Ridiculously Low Price Pair Modala That WHl Comfortably Form Your Figure to Faah ion able, Line You have choice from three sport models with elastic top, one long skirted model. These come in pink fancy Brocaded cloth in sizes up to 27. Another model especially suited for the average figure in fancy Bandeau Cloth comes In sizes up to 28. . In addition you have choice from front lace models in- sizes 1$, 20, 21 and 22, consisting of the best styles and materials in Henderson, R. & CL. Lady Ruth, Colma and other makes selling regularly up to six times this sale price. QKp Others are shown in back lace models. All Ar in Today's Sal at. Pair ut No Phon or Mail Orders. Won fitted, dnt . U.vU. er ucnangaa. Values Ar Sensational. Selling Is Sore to Be Rapid. B Sure to Attend Early I Splendid Economies for Men Who Attend Friday's Sale Ha mm an. Salem, Prop. Adv. Payment of Warren Bepair Bill Held Up ix m., 6:15 p. m. and 9:45 p. m. daily and :15 p. m. Saturday. Sunday and holidays. Buses.jeave St. Charles hotel, 204 Morrison street. Telephone Marshall . ... . j v aaaa. ja. work on the Columbia River highway by the Warren Construction company. Chairman Holman said he thought the maintenance bond covered such repairs. Assistant Roadmaster Chapman stated th.M pnsirw wrt -'marlA nmnanr hv Game law season's dlscasscd Removal! .invin.- nf ) mhmda and tv. nv of conflicts In state laws affecting the I h.t tvi. wr nnt mvrd v, th geese ana ouca seasons on the Columbia 1 DOnd. On recommendation of District river an uregon. wasnmgton and Idaho, I Attorney Evans the commissioners held ! was HHonraui giscusm wia wees ai np the payment to discover whether .or oi uwu. ii uciis ourin- not me Donas aia cover sucn expenses. auir or isregon, rvjnney oi vv asrungton I and Jones of Idaho. Burghduff returned From the meeting Wednesday. A con ference meeting will be held this fall. Shepard's Aato Bat l.ris Portland- Hood River division Leave Portland I :S0 a. m., 11 a. nx. 3 :45 p. ra. and 4 :30 p. m. daily. Leave Hood River 1 :20 a. ra 11 a. nv, 2:20 p. m. and 4:30 p. m. lally. Buses leave St, Charles hotel, 20 Morrison et Telephona, Mar. 4381. Adv. Leaves Jfsry for Fortlaad Coming to Portland ' under orders from the navy, Harry Oakley, storekeeper attached to 'he Portland navy recruiting station, de cided to make this his home and took After experimenting , with paint and j other materials, Paris vis considering building Its street crossings of red stone to make them more conspicuous. ALAMEDA RESTAURANT Worn Only the Beat French tD4 Italian Dinners Can B Had. PAGHrm, RAVIOLI anal CHICKEN DINNERS A SPECIALTY - 227 Madirnm Bet. First and Second Ringl Dancing School ers Moved to Broadway and Main St. SUMMER TERM OPEN DAILY Class Monday ,Evc.-Private Leon AU Hours Professional Teachers Only Low Rates PORTLAND'S LEADING SCHOOL , , Phone for Appointment Aut. 513-39 rr 2 ra. I ran Intelligent Preparedness Thrift is neither miserliness nor unpleasant self-denial. It is merely looking toward the future now, and deliberately building for bigger things. Those depositors of the'United States National, whose savings accounts are steadily increas ing, are intelligently preparing for opportunities, and arming themselves against emer gencies. A modest sum opens a-savings account here that means . an extra income some day. Why not have it? ; - - JJnie INJatforaal Baiilo ; SsjttH ftwl Stark. "One of the Northwest Great Banks" Seamless Cotton Socks 6 for $1.00 Splendid wearinp; seamless Cotton Socks in black and cor dovan fast color. No less than six to a customer at this sale. Special Showing Men's Four-inHand Wash Ties 20c Ea. - An excellent variety of neat patterns to select.from in these well made, exceptionally fine Wash Ties in Friday s sale at 20c Cotton Mesh Union Suits . 79c Suit Seasonable weight, perfect fit- tine Cotton Mesh Union Suits la ecru and white. Short sleeve, ankle length styles in sizes 34, 36 and 38 only. EXTRA!: A Timely Sale of the Popular Boston Bags In 13 and Q- QR 14 Inch at ijJjLmVO Regulation' style, well constructed, leather Boston Bags in black and In tan.? Choice from 13 and 14-inch Qf QK at Friday's Sale for ' OXaa7J The Spartan Grey Enamel Coffee Pots Friday at 59c A good grade in number 2 and 3 sizes. Excellent for outings. Pin Top Hose Supporters at 35c Pair Heavy lisle elastic Hose Supporters with the oval rubber clasp. They come In black and white. Collars and Vestee Sets at 95c Aa Extensive Variety of Pleaain Styles Collars of fine laces and com binations with nets; also in Or gandie, Batiste and Eyelet pat terns. Vestee Sets In cream col ored Organdie. Slip-on Veils at 20 c Ea, 3 for 50c Self AdjuaUnw asd -Combination Veils Choice from plain, fine mesh, and dainty .dot and figure styles in the popular combination slip on self adjusting Yeil and Hair Net . ' : More Than 1200 Yards FINE DRESS VpiLES In Friday's QfT Sale at, Yd. C3C Many of Whicls OrisWly Sold for Three aa4 Fob Tones This Price. . It seems Just, like pre-war days when we tell you about this great sale. It is a clearance of short lengths, odd bolts sad surplus stock of fine Dress Voiles in light snd dark colored patterns which sold up to fcuir times ; OKt Friday's Sale Price, yard ......... -J'' New Imported Filet Flouncings at $2.59 Yd. For Party Dresses and . Evsmine; Wear Comes in beautiful floral and scroll designs snd with straight or. scalloped - edge regulation width snd s very fine qual ity. -- : EXTRA! f $1.00 a For Dainty Scrim and Net CURTAINS 254 yr tyk n good width both white and cream. A limited quantity, so don'4 delay.