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c STYLE SHOW' OF AUTO DISPLAY IS . FEATURE TOHIGHT ! Th attendance record aet by U -ol automobile show at Tb Andlto-' rlum oft the opening day W expected to be broke tonlcbt with a "society . Cfhr aa4 etyl show on th procram. iMro Performance of th stylo show will U tlreo, oao at 1:11 p. m. and am at 1:10 p. ox Models wni appear oa a runway peer tbo center of Tho Aadf tort am. Latest style of rowne arid wrap will b ihewa, aa well aa bath in eoatemee. MLaa Dorothv Cernlah. tllo Anita Bn Austla and Ules MaHa planum via present a danclna; act. A Braplof exhibition U a loo on tho pro. rm. which lo la chars of Mlaa Air Oi ay Brown. I I'BGK TATE0E0AMXATI0X t Oregon aatomoblla dealarm. In Mnta. Hon In tho Fort and Pre dubrooma Wednesday, launched a moremont which ti aipoeud to result In tho formation f on rncluatTO stato orraBlsatlon that will oaobraoo all firman la of tho auto tnoblle Industry In Oreron. Tho meet- n had been callod for tho purpose of reorganising in orea-oa Automobile Stealers aa-oriatlon. with Homer Rosa, breeident of that body, tn tho chair. , I Amour tho speaker were President Tltua of tho Washington Automotive Trades association ; William A. Simonda. becrotary of tho organisation, and ken- rth McAlpln. president of tho Seattle A at onto tire Trades association. Tho chair was anthorlsed to appoint b commute of six to confer with of ficer or the rortland Automobile Deal ers' association and the Portland Auto inotlv Trades association ' to plan th Inclusion of all factors of th Industry pa m siai organisation. hAXQCIT AT BETI IOJT I At tho banauet at the Bansu vm.i ' JVedneoday night, tho second event of th day. th proposal for a Btata associa tion of automobll men was discussed further. Another subject considered was m problem or automobile taxation. Which was reviewed by H. W. Roberts and C. L. Boss, Portland dealers, who maintained that under th present plan th automobll Is paying; a higher, tax Kan any other ..property, , and that the id car. th "poor man's car." should tot bo obliged to pay th same tax as P new car. as It does now. JrTOCLD CURB LBQISLATI05 Other speakers at th banquet In cluded Mayor Gates of Med ford. H. M. Covey of Portland. James Findlater of ran Francisco. Howard Ross of Mc UnnrUI. U E, Tltua of Centralla and J.V. A, 81 moo da and Kenneth McAlpln of (Uattl. The speakers orged th neces . sitr of action to ourb legislation con- THE OREGON DAILY JQU RNAL. POHTLAIID. OREGON. siderod oafair i tS : tb nMAkn - dustry. , fc ,- , :' ,. ; . Ticket WindOWS at Hw ATHtffni-lnfn wero seriously jammed Wednesday night ana w management was obliged to open additional . windows to expedite Joe Th sam arranremarrt will b oontlnued for tho rest of tho week. 1 Willed Antlers ; By Late Watt Shipp Salem. ; Jan. 2C Tweiva masBiSceat elk antlers, owned by tho lata Watt Bhlpp, prominent Ealom who died In Portland hospital last week following an operation, have been willed to Salem lodge No. S36, B. P. O. E. Th Ehtpp estate is valued at SSa.OOO, of which J26.000 Is In Marion county and $30,000 Is represented by timber notaings mrougnoot the state. TK&ZS GZT tmzk FOSTS tTnlwereity of Oregon. Kucena Jan. SC. Dr. James H. Gnbert, bead of th ds partaaf of economics; Erie W. Allen, deaa of tho school ot UTnausnC and Mia. Gnn Edglngten. assistant pro- 4odw u-nMunc. win THURSDAY. JAJOJARY k: tho smsaar oosatea faculty at the. TJmV wrattjf f Califormia summer school. . 2 . ) We Give Double S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Extra Special Week-End Reductioiis Ladies' Latest Stylo ' f ' Hand Bags Large assortment, includ ing the latest style s values to: 16.00 Hand Bags $9.75 114.00 Hand Bags $70 I 8.00 Hand Bap $4.50 Thermometers Special at 75c , This U an accurate , and eisy-to-read Thermometer and very special at 75c "Tyco Thermometers and Hydromobtra Correctly indicate the heat and (. .,,moisture,: , TsnaotBoUra -Hydrometers Baromoters liygromotors - m IMb CllBSSBMas1l1 I Genuine . Cowhide Leather Suitcases J These are 24-inch, black, 1 with all round heivy 1 leather - straps. jp Special at D I 9 Boston Bags 25 Off Pyralin Ivory Slaeos tlased 2tasibr OFF From Former Prices Soap Boxes Clocks Mirrors -Trays Clothes Brushes Hat Brushes Powder Boxes Hair Brushes Combs Buffers Hat Pin Holders Military Brushes Picture frames Hair Receivers Napkin Rings Manicure Sets 50 c FOR YOUR OLD HOT WATER BOTTLE We will allow you SOc for your old hot-water bottle or fountain syringe on the price of a new one priced 2.50 or over. One Water-proof Household Apron FREE with each pair of Rubber Gloves $1.00 or over. One SPc Bottle of Clawood Throat and Nasal Spray FREE with each Davol Atomizer, $1.00 or over. One 50c box of Clawood Sanative Wash FREE with each Ladies' Douche Syringe, "e V-25 Ice Bag FREE with each Hot Water Bottle, $2.50 or over. One box of six Fag-O-San Sanitary Napkins FREE with each Sanitary Belt or Apron, $1.00 or over. Five-foot length of Rubber Tubing 4or 25c ZORBIK A paper gauze for surgical dressing, for hospital or home use. One - pound package, formerly t. CQp Special at Oalv DRUGGISTS Alder Street at West Park CANDY i Assorted Jelly Beans. pound 18c Fresh Peanut Brittle, pound 19c Assorted Home-made Fudge, lb 29c 3WATCH WRIGHTS WINDOW mm JANUARY CLECE Opens Friday 9 A. M. WE ME3EB' Q WHY GO BARE LOWEST PRICES IN MiMEYS FOOTED ? PORTLAND! 5000 Pair Shoes and Rubbers at These Give-Away Prices Ladies' Rubbers Sixes 2Vi to 4 Medina maa tooa, td joolltj. BOO pair. . Not o mi take. Tho prica, wkO thoy Uat, pf Jr Ladies' SHOES t-vd and Pumps I 1 Kanales a 4 oda llsea, Cakaa aad Freaeii - keels, fear row. Mediant or roaad toes. Batter row early m airs. Per pair Men's RUBBERS Sizes 6 to 10y2 Guaranteed quality. Medium round toe cover yoor ahoes. Don't hare wet. feet. 200O pairs. Leas than M price, per pair. 430c Felt SLIPPERS Ladies' and Men's T.elar selea, felt Bole. 7M fairs J most a-lrea away. Com early. Selert yoar color. Per pair SO RULES OF. SALE: NO CHARGES NO DELIVER Boys' Hi Cuts "Misses' SHOES LOW HEELS CalMra aUa. 1 to a, vt t , an t li. livt u a. fairs sell tkees. Tfca lid 4 lea eaat ro aefota wiu I at Ula price. jrer few Boys' SHOES ALL SIZES Mixed lota, attoa a a i 1 a t S 9 1 r, alt sis. Keep at I a aeaeol. taaa r.war sal prices. rer raw 's SHOES DRESS AND WORK ATI solid Shoes, lt pair. For tae man wb kaa to aaak aia t eoaat. T mistake. Tk priea par fair $2 ALL SIZES Cbrom Yaala and side leetk er. Wltfti kaek. les aad plmla. Special, par pair 3 x: :V : CHILDREN'S RUBBER, BOOTS SIZES S TO io-$1.00 PER PAIR UNHEARD OF PRICES Entire STOCK RF.niir.Fn SEEING IS DELIEVlNf VKIT nitD aof n ' j. ;-"vaii rvn. in '.a 1 UKF SF.F. KflH Vftimccfr . . . a' m e WAaJaWaWaV Do Not Be Misled We Are Not Connected With the Comer Store in Any Way mm ('$ i- Our ONLY Store .Opposite Cirtfe Theatre:, Between Wash, and Alder on Fourth Street " rs-rmrr err patoked 1 ; TJnmralty of Oreron, Kurctte. Jan. SC. Sentiment for aad against Junior Week end tar fcelnar eaondod out by the Orecon Defly EmrJd, oCoiai student pubUoa Uon. tn laterrlewa. ModirioaUon . ta favored, oat abolishment of the tradi tional , t eotlrlU ta ceaeraily oppoeed. Automobll bodie can be riven -th awaaraace et leather with a new tab rio to be cemented to the snetaL DON'T FORGET TO ATTEND FINAL CLOSING OUT Amy (t3 f T7 '.- Shoes -Z $1 .65 m -.J ..A: n 5; mmj u (SIS Amy Breeches $1.65 per -Pair Former Location of AMY MEM : ' ' San A. Mesher FIFTH AND PINE STREETS 1 ( mm FABRICS Fall Caarantet 30x3 NorKSLU 30x3 H Non-skid 33x3 H Noa-tkl4 3tx4 Non-kId 32x4 Non-skid 33x4 Non-skid 34x4 - Non-skid J2X4V4 Non-skid 33x4 Non-skid 34x4 Noo-Skld 35x4 V Non-skid 4 A fi.95 12.7S 13.50 IfLOQ 16,75 16,95 21.50 24.50 22-5n $21.50 36x44 Non-skid 427l00 310 TAX CORDS Full Guarantee 30x3 i Non-skid $15.35 32x3 Noo-sUd $19.50 3tx4 Non-skid i 518 60 32x4 Non-skid $22150 33x4 Non-skid $25.25 34x4 Non-skid $24.75 32x44 Non-skid $26,50 33x44 Non-skid $27.50 34x4 Non-skid $28.50 3 S x 4 Vi Non-skid $ 29.50 36x44 Non-skid $29.50 33x5 Non-skid $39.75 HO TAX Theea Ttras are bSt fr aerrle. AO veO-keewa aaaan. be as baler t on b7. L1ALC0H TIRE CO. BKOABWAY AID STKKKTT STS. rOKTULSti, OX. Follow the Crowd to the Exhibit In the Basement Note the Ease With Which Two Girl. Disassemble and Reaerohlea c?,tChaiMt Which Operates in Midair r - j t- - i . i , -,. -l.-jy "- - v -. , . . 1 1 Lactone and Deaaematratton Afterneona and Eveanfa Ti5 Zy Your First Opportunity to See the Full Lute Eleven Models 1922 Howard Aiitomobile Largest Dutribaton of AutomohU in thm World $1055 to $2650 Portland Price (War Tax Extra) Company SPECIAL DISPLAY AND PRICES ON REBUILT BUICKS ; Alder at 12th St Bdwy. 1130 V; ; . . Guaranteed and Serviced Same as New Buicks' l ' . HAVE YOU SEEN THE "SNOW-PACKED" BUICK IN OPERATION? : v 1 WHOLESALE AMD- JKTA1L lOPEN SAT TILL 8:00 P. M