THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER- 22, lfcLa
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREUON
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PATRON TAKES $26
THRIFT IDEA PROVES POPULAR
1 While 3. Tkd, rJstaurapt proprie
tor at 291 iFrat street, waa In the kitchen
Wednesday afternoon preparing his lone
customer a me si. the customer took ad
jvantag-e of the situation and robbed the
till of 25. Taikda returned to the front
;room in time to see his customer fleeing
ut the door. Taklda overtook him and
'managed to get $ back, but he lost the
'robber.
; The prisoner threw 18 on the pavement
;wben Taklda caught htm, exclaiming,
'"There's your money, take 1L" Taklda
refused to let go of him, however, and
,tbe crowd which' gathered appeared to
'sympathise with the white man, as no
'no one made an effort to help Taklda.
(I the melee the white man finally escaped.
I llOHtt LIST OF BOBBEBIE8,
:' Tbs long list of robberies which tne
'police were called, on this morning to
'lavestlgate Include the following
I Elvln Morrow, 113 Williams avenue,
lhad overcoat stolen from his automobile,
iwhich was parked at Park and Morrison
'streets.
Alice Northlll, 471 Washington street.
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laoMMmrnitrnnmnnmamumaaatm
d'the" 'nop
'reported purse
Many Journal readers nave become regular subscribers to the paper In
order to take advantage of the offer made to systematic savers- In the
plan of the thrift campaign operated by the publishers of The Journal
In cooperation with the Lumbennens Trust company bank. In the
group above, left to right, are shown Gale Stanton, Joe Jjinsky, Carl
Borgeson, Louis Sondbelm, Anne Ferguson and Mrs. U. K. . Ilichens
giving their Journal subscriptions to Georgian Smedley at the Lumber-
mens Trust company bank.
Hundreds of readers of The Journal I to qualify ;for membership in The Jour
stolen. Contained 87 nv become regular subscribers to the nal Thrift Family. Arrangements have
'cents and personal effects.
8ome time during the evening some
'one entered the kitchen in Mrs. U. Cai
Uson's boarding house at 193 North Sev
enteenth ' street and took a pocketbook
containing $36 from her coat pocket.
' While . M. Nordstrom was absent
'from his home at 468 East Eleventh
street. North. Wednesday, a burglar
stole a $600 diamond ring from his bed
room.
LEFT MUCH BEHI5D
; Mrs. Sadie Davis, 609 Royal court.
fared a little better than most of the
DeODle robbed Wednesday. The burglar
.Who visited her apartments at 509 Royal
court took $23 in currency and left $150
in currency and $7.50 la change behind.
The janitor, C. A. Wheeler, heard a man
dart down the rear stairs of the apart
ment as Mrs. Davis was returning to
'her room. He furnlaheed the police with
a description.
L, El per reported that a tool house at
84 East Sixty-third street, Norm, naa
been robbed of its contents Tuesday
.nlght ...
Back Wages Claims
Collected for Many
paper during the last 10 days in order been: made with the savings -department
JOURNAL THRIFT CAMPAIGN" COUPON
To the Bavtags Department of the Lumbeimeus Trust Company Bank:
Accompanying this coupon la a receipt.- or other evidence, that I am a
subscriber to The Oregon. DaQy Journal Or The Oregon Weekly Journal), to
gether with the sum et ...as an initial deposit eu a saving ac
count. It is understood that this ouupou entities the depositor to a credit of
9 cents at the end of six mouhs from the data the account Is opened, provided
three additional deposits ef any amount are made during that period : or to a
credit of 7i cents If a deposit of any amount la mad to this account each
month for six month immediately f allowing the opening of the account ; or to
a credit of 91 If .additional deposits of any amount are made each week during
the six mouths following the opening of the account. .
Name of Depositor ..
City..n.......... State..
Street . .
No
Neighbor of Slain v
family Being Held
Dowagtac. Midi, Sept. ir CD. P.)
Herbert Smith, a neighbor of the Mon
roe family, three members of which .were
slain br sT nail-studded club, waa held
for questioning today. An jureat of an
other neighbor, said to have been with
of the Lumbermens Trust company hank
to receive subscriptions to The Journal
from people who wish' to open 'savings
accounts under The Journal's thrift plan.
One is never too old or too young to
learn the art of saving and to form the
habit of thrift.. Since the beginning of
The Journal's campaign men and women
in all walks of life and boys and girls
of all ages have joined the Thrift Fam
ily and opened accounts at the Lumber
mens Trust company bank.
Baby; Strangles to
Death in Stanchion
In Idaho Cow Barn
Boise, Idaho, Sept. 2!. Jessie Clare
Kuster, infant daughter of J. R. Kuster,
a farmer Hving near Eagle, was acci
dentally killed Wednesday afternoon at
play in a cow barn on he ranch. The
crnid, wno "was 19 months old. was
missed by the mother and soon after
found In the barn, strangled in a stanch
ion. It is supposed that she was climb
ing about in the barn and slipped, catch
ing by. her head in the stanchion, where
her feet could not reach the floor. All
efforts to resuscitate her failed.
Daugherty May Call
Imperial Wizard of
Ku Klux to Testify
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Washington, Sept. 22. (U. P.) Impe
rial Wizard Simmons of the Ku .Klux
Klan and other high officers of the or
gantzation may be summoned for a con
ference with the department of Justice,
Attorney General Daugherty indicated
here today. Daugherty pointed out that
he had full power to call to Washing
ton any person he deemed necessary in
his Investigation of the Klan activities.
Monro and Neva late Saturday eight.
was expected to be made m Detroit.
SUMMER RESORTS
GULERHOTEL
In th ba&rt of Xh Dfetnmaaaa Treat Lai. Osfriet.
Ksu the tea et Mount Aduaa. Vfcit tea faaaoaa
lea and lata carta naarbr. Biiac roar rod alrais
and QU toot creel with, trout. A ananUia
botaL MeaJa aarrad laaulr style. BaoaM la total
or la testa, roe raacrtauass ddraaa.
J. C. REYNOLDS. Pre, ttULtR, WASH.
SUMMER RESORTS
Lakemarr-by-the-Sea
KRCgR. ORtaOel
t awlaa at aaach tract. WRMM CaaLP SITKa.
Vlaw Ms far aal Oa liiajiiia BUma
Bichway. Kaar Flornwa Laae eevatr
port. rmt luaatntrd loMar aad tala
ada. caaas alUa, atav. aitiliaai
oaeg bklvi hilleb.
10S . Koeae
Foley MmenJ Hot Springs
' roktr apRiaas, oataoM
Oa Hone Crack, -four stflaa frost IfcKaasla
BtUso. Daily aoto atasa fraai ftniaa BaaV
ful. baastifoi. crmtiTa. Uaai aaTtraataMBt af
fataat aad aaaentaJao. - Pool aad tab baUav
Fiao nahlas ta Uorma croak aod the alcXeaaio
riTW. Lota of dear la the nearby biOv For a
real vaeauoa oomm to lolry bilasv far ntaa
aad loan larlnaa. adddraai
KLLA K MAr-LINeCR.
MT. HOOD LODGE and
CLOUD CAP INN
Ml. Hood's PremierJResoTt Now Open Redaced Rates
Visit the most beautiful mountain In Amerlc&4 Mount Hood. Take
horseback rides from Mount Hood Lodge. Climb Mount Hood and visit
glaciers from Cloud Cap Inn. ' Motor from Portland over Columbia
River TSyhway via Hood River In four hours. . Telephone or write
Homer A- Rogers, Paxkdale, Hood River county, Oregon.
HAZELY00D
SUPREME VARIETY
The Ideal
Vacation Candy
An assortment of delicious choc
olates and Home-made Specials,
ranting, in price from t.2$ to
16.25 per box. .
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The Hazel wooa
3S8 Wsasiagtou
Broadway
Hazel wood
127 Broadway
Multnomah Falls
Hazelwood
A delightful rl to hive Break
fast or light luncheons any timt
during the day.
Also Higa-CUs Confectloas, Soft
Drink aad Cigars
tutted at MoJtaomak Fall, em
Columbia Rivar Highway
Oljrmpia, Wash.,' Sept 22. Claims for
back wages totalling I5U3.Z7 have been
collected through the Seattle office of
,the division of Industrial relations, ac-
tcordtng to the report submitted by Su-
Ipervisor Tounger to Director Clifford
;f the department of labor and indus
trtea Forty-nine, amounting to $2898.41
lare pending and 10 were not settled.
I Collections for the Spokane oince to
(tailed 1939.31 in 33 claims, leaving six
pending and seven not settled.
Just In! 500 Women s New Winter Coats Garment Salons, Second Floor
The Tacoma office did not report
) ' g. n jnzjtsa scheduled
' Qulnaby. Or. Sept 22. Represent-1
lives from 20 Sunday schools of Marion
county, comprlslrlg the Hayesvllle dls-l
trlct will meet in quarterly convention
at Waconda, Sunday. An all day prof-ram
has been prepared, with a basket
dinner at noon.
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PIANO
BARGAINS
Every Piano reduced during this
.! 4A mau Vt rrt Caims r4 4 Vi si rt .
9lw IV uwui. OVlU t Ul lUSAAJ.
Fischer! a snap S175
Haines, upright 235
Hardman, mahoe...... 315
Kingsbury, oak 275
Bush-Lane, player.... 500
Kranich-Bach, wal.... 350
Kimball, new 390
Kimball, new grand... 875
Franklin 275
Marshall-Wendell 300
And Others Terms Gives
See them and be convinced.
Seiberling-Lucas
Music Co.
125 4th St, Near Washington St.
Candy Specials
Cream Fudge, Chocolate and
vanilla flavors. Tomorrow QQ
priced special, the pound OOC
Small Gum Drops, 18c a lb.
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS.
Tmorrcoh. aldct. wtsr paw, and TtwtH sTPtrrsT
Children's Hair
Bobbing
by man earert who thoromhly
understands this work. Hair
bobbed with Hearts Desire Curl
only SOc. Boys' Hair Cutting 5 0C
Sale of 500 New
"Her Majesty"
Petticoats
These beauu'fuByfiniihed garments fulfill their ideal
of the perfection that a petticoat should include. "Her
Majesty' petticoats axe the finest petticoats made the
country over. The rich designs, the beautiful fabrics,
the exquisite workmanship, the many exclusive fea
tures, all most decidedly show the extreme worth of
these garments.
And they are designed RIGHT! The slim-line
fashions of today demand this kind of petticoat the
"Her Majesty" kind. Be satisfied with no other
thus will your satisfaction for -the entire fall and
winter be thoroughly assured.
Silk Jersey, Pussy Willow Taffeta and -Satin.
Many beautiful styles to select
from. Plaited and ruffled flounces also
some trimmed with colored braids. Full
assortment of the new season's best colors.
Extraordinary Values
Trading Stamps Have a Real Cash Value!
Save Them and Increase Your Purchasing Power Without Expenditure
One
Price
$7.98"
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One
Price
FRIDAY SPECIAL
Women's Sweaters
$5.98
Center Circle, Main Floor Tis time to heed the weather
man and prepare for the cold snap that is due any day.
You gain nothing by waiting on the contrary you will save
considerable by selecting your new Sweater from this spe
cial lot on sale tomorrow. Made of soft woolen yarns in a
number of desirable colors. Tuxedo style, and one model
with roll collar, which may also be buttoned at (PC QQ
neck. Some with belts, others with tie sashes D0eaO
New Fall Skirts '
Seconal Floor Come to the Garment Store and view this
attractive showing of new Dress Skirts. Very latest styles,
fabrics and colorings. Knife ond box plaited effects in
stripes and plaids: also plain tailored models, in blue and
black serge. Prices range from $8.50 up to $25.00
$8.00 Oxfords
$6.50
Main Floor Women's and big
Girls' Oxfords of dark tan calf.
Ball strap pattern with medium
round toe. low heel and Good
year welt soles. All "sizes. Widths
AA to C. Regular Kf
18.00 Oxfords priced tDUetJu
Big Girls' Shoes $5.85
Misses' and Big Girls' Shoes
of black kid with walking soles
and flat heels. Medium pointed
toe. A high quality Shoe reg
ularly priced at S8.50. (?fr OfT
Priced special, a pair 15tJeOtJ
Big Girls' Tan Calf Shoes with
round toe and low heels. Made
on best grade material. One of
our best makes. Reg- (JJC OP
$8.00 grade at OtleOtl
ular
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SHIRTS !
A SALE FOR MEN! Offer
ing a special lot of quality
Shirts of, t standard make at
$1.63
Excellent assortment of
handsome stripes in all the
best colors, and all sizes in the
sale. Extra values , at $1.63.
New Fall Shirts
$250 to $10
our new Fall lines of Bates
Street, Arrow, Savoy and
OWK Shirts are now com
plete. Russian Cords, Mad
roe Prtale " Fiber materials.
Priced from $2.50 to $4.15
Silk Shirts $5.45 to $10
New Silk Neckwear
$1, $150, $2
I J'ia-aiih f f
M.J.B. Coffee
39c Lb.
In the 5-Pound Tins
Buy it in the large size tins and
get the benefit of the extra saving
in cost M. J. B. Coffee is vacuum
packed and is always deliciously
fresh. 5-lb. tins at only $1.95
3-LB. TINS AT $1.20
t-LB. TINS AT 43c
Corn Flakes
3 Pkgs. 25c ;
Quaker Corn Flakes an appe
tizing breakfast dish. Spe- OCf
dally priced 3 packages for eSuC
Argoi Gloss Starch,, a pkg. -10c
Argo Corn starch; package 10c
Old Monk Olive Oil
Imported from France. Fall gal
lon cans $5.25-1 nl. at $2.75
Va xals. $1.50. Old Monk Olive
Oil . has so superor at any price
A 'trial will proves its excellence t
Mendel Grocery
4th Floor
Sale of Household Needs
Aisle of Cottons, Main Floor
Reminding the busy housewife
that it is time to take stock of
the things needed in the home
and to lay in supplies for the
Fall and Winter season. Let these
values - speak for themselvesl
Linen Table
Cloths
All-linen Table Cloths in sev
eral pretty patterns. Qr QfT
70x70 inches. Special jJtJeUtJ
Linen Table Cloths, g QpT
.70x88 inches. Special OUeatJ
No napkins to match the above.
Sheets and Pillow Cases
Bleached Pillow Cases, Q?
size 4236 inches each OOC
Bleached Pillow Cases, QQ
size 45x36 inches each OOC
Bleached Sheeting, S Q Q -
inches wide the yard OOC
.- "Pansy White ;Outing Flannel extra quality priced,' yard 18c
Cotton Batts for Comforters at 85c $1.25. $1.50 and $1.75
36-inch Comfort Covering in . attractive patterns the yard 25c
Heavy quality Bleached Sheets
of a . well known mike on. sale
this, week at very good savings.
72x90 Bleached Sheets $1.48
81x90 Bleached Sheets $1.58
81x99 Bleached Sheets $1.(
.68
Men's Winter Togs
Economically Priced
ft aii
Main Flooi-Now is the time to
choose Fall and Winter wear
ables and be prepared for cold
weather when it arrives. And,
this is the place to come for de
pendable merchandise, low priced.
Sweaters and
Sport Coats
Main Floor Heavy worsted
. Sweaters in the popular slip-over
style. .;a11 new colors. $11.00
H?avy knitted Sweaters of pure
worsted, Best colors. Priced
special at $10.00 and $13.50
inermo bports Coats $5.75
Jantzen Sport Coats moder
ately priced at $7.75 and $8.7S
Weber's Sport Coats $7.50
Flannel Shirts
Men's Khaki Flannel Shirts in
full cut styles. $4.00 to $5.50
Gray Flannel Shirts $3.50-$5
Men's Winter Underwear
Carter's Union Suits in all
weights. Wool, silk and wool,
wool and cotton. The standard
for over So years. Specially
priced from $4.50 to $11
Winsted Underwear Shirts
and Drawers of rray merino.
Light and heavy weights. Very
warm. For tomorrow's selling
pncea 52 to S3 a garment
"Allen A" Union Suits (formerly known as Cooper's) un
excelled for service. Light and heavy weights. $3.50 and $5
Men's Night Shirts
$2) $2.50
Main Floor Made from good
heavy grade outing flannel in
neat striped patterns. QQ
Medium length. Priced
Men's Night Shirts in full
length. For tomor- IQ pTf
row's selling priced tDaWefJU
New Cloth Hats
At $4.00
Main Floor Rain won't hurt
them and they're smart and
good-looking. Shown in Q J
the new Fall shades. At
New Felt Hats S4 to $10
New Stiff Hats specially
priced from $7.50 to $10
Friday Millinery Special!
Smart NewFall Hats
Special
$10
2d Floor
An even hundred Hats selected from our regular lines selling it
112.50 to 18 will go on the bargain tables tomorrow at ten dollars,
which means a substantial saving- from our already low trices. Lovel
Dress Hats trimmed with Ostrich, coque, flowers, ribbons, ornaments,
etc Urge dressy models and" the small, close-fittinr Turfc in
variety of charming styles. Also Hatters' plush and velvet Sailors.
None worth less than 12.S0 mosfof them are 115100 Qf f f(
Your choice in Friday's selling only OlUtUU
and 118.00 values.
Second Floor
as' t
Drapery Remnants
$
One Dollar Each
Many ot tne pieces n this sale are
worth $2, S2..S0 and 1 3X0. Remnants
of high-grade Cretonnes, Sateens, Silk-
olines, Curtain Nets, Madras and other
materials. Lengths up to 4 yards. I
Hundreds to select from. $1 each I .
. Bargain Circle, 1st Floor J
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Special 2 Days' Sale
High-Grade Wilton Rugs
4.6x7.6
6x9
8.3x10.6
Tkird Floe A wonderful opportunity to buy quality floor coverings
at splendid savings, uenum Royal Wilton Rugs in attractive patterns
4.6x7.6 Frbtfod Wflloa Rmgs priced special $29.75 sjuI $37.50
6x9 ft, Frinfd Wilto. lUgs ,pUl at $49.50. $59.50. $67.50
8.3x10.6 Frimf WHtoa Rui-s sssortod pattcru only $69.50
New Axminster Rugs
You are 'cordially invited to ee our splendid showing of new Ax
nuiMci nu(.- i oc patterns are. must iiukikc ma fine ctccu
ingly moderate. 8.3x10.6 Axminsters priced at $32-50. $39.50.
$42.50, A44.50 9xta sUe priced at $350a $4250o $59.50
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