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the dlUuGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON 9 TUESDAY, JULY . 23, 1922. 4 TOWN TOPICS !: aventloa.- Colombia , f; COSIINO STENTS ' - Southern Oregon EffweruV iLeagn insUtate. Ashland, iuly 17-2S. - ' t , Columbia mmmfr conference of united Fres- byterian ehnck, i'orm Obh, Joi7 1S-2S. ' Oregon State Holiness uueudaa . on? "'aseetia. Portland. Jaly 20-Stf. : . Oregon btate Kditomi UMOttua tsnnu convention, Corrsllis, Jaly 21-28. Keorganisee Cbnren ol mm mnax ox i-ai- fw Mring Wi.4l.fuf . Jul Z;: ta Angnst. . 1 43..- ioh 2S-2. : Epvonk JUwro. Tnstltata rMetbod3s). Fslls ; tto. Or., JsUy 24-80, Oregon Baptist Tone Faerie's einnnaer -aav .' tamely. Colombia City. Jaly 2 to Augaet T. i improved Order of Bad also, great council. ' . Send. Jury 28 sad 2. . . .- : Barm' Wnk, Angrtet 8-11. ' ' - .;' Oregwa Conference Methodist Casep Heet Ins, ('aetata Grove. Aaguat 10-29. - ; (Oregon yearly : anteting), BarTiev? , August I . 22-2. t- Oregon Christian Endeavor inaiMr confer ence, Colombia. City. August 2ft tn Septest :vUt'4. v. ' ':' Lakavlew Konnd-T; p, ' Lake comity. Oregon, , September 2, S and 4. , ' . : Ueneral convention of Protestant ' Epbcopal ;j Chnrch of America. Portland. &tambr S-24T. . Oregon oonf stance of Hethodut ,. chorea, Sahara. September Ml. -: ' Washington Stat fair. TaJrima. September V 8-2- ' ,. ' Wester -. Borwegiaa Danish conference or if Methodist crmreh. iorUand. September 20-24. " Oregon-State fair. September 25-S. -v KoumJ-Cp. Feadleton, September 21-22. Knighta Templar, grand cots ma pd try. Hoaa burg. October 12. -. - Paeifio. International li-restock Xxposlttoe. V a - Sttai Rnfal MMriiUaa. -s ftaktK. ' AmtMB. i kar and . -..- , 0ut Tearianp' aaaociatioe, Doeanbcr 2-0. ' Portland and, Ttcteity. Toniaht mad Wednea v dajr (air; nortaweaurrly wiada. Oraaoa and . WaahinaTtoa; Tonlht- and ) A Wednaadaj (air; modvrata vcaterv wiada. . ' 1TEATHEB. CONDITIONS Htsb prawara praraila except over parts of iha aoatbaca I'latraa. the bieheet reading ba ins on tbe North Iaciie sat PreXpitatlon i has. been - ieeai In chancier sad moattr : Usiit. , Th weather ia mnrh wsrnter in - NorthesKtare n waahinaton "and Northwestern North Uakots. ;' Orer the remainder of the country only ' slislit 1 ebsnces bare -occurred. . Tbe temperature is Bow nearly normal orer-moat of tue country, . " ReUt'S humidity at -Portland: Nana year i , terdsy, i6l per cent: S p. m. yesterday, 4 ; (. par cent; S.atn: today. per cent., - : v. PreciDitatloo ainca Janoary 1- Total. 17.S8 .. incaaai.aormsl. 25.48 inchee: deficiency. 7.2 ; laches. . EPWAHD u, WcOJS. OBSEKVATIOXS.. STATIONS Tempi. Set I ll ........ ........ AbUanej Texts Baker. Of. ... ..- , Boise. Maho . . . Boatoa, Mass. . . Calssry. Alberta - Chko, 111. . . "Iener, Colo. . iv ! Moinea. lows Podge City. Ksn Honolulu. T. H. " Haron. S. D. . i V KaHapaU, Uont. Ksasaa City.' Mo. KaoiTilie, Tena. . . . . . w Los Ancelei, CaJ. ...... Warhield. Or. '.. "liadord. Ot. i ....... . f New Orleans, La. ...... 'New York. N. Y.. . Nome, Alaaks ........ V North Head. Wash. . . , . n North Platte. Neb. ...... Oklahoma CHy,, Okla t, . Phoenii. . Aris. ........ Plttoburg, . Pa, . Portland. Or. .......... ' RoseborK Or. St. Loula, Mo. v St, Paul. Minn, ........ Salt Lake City. Utah.... Baa IHeco. Cai fian Kranciaoo. Cai . . . . . Beattte.: Wash. ...... i, . . -r Spokane. Wasa. .....A-- Tampa, Fla. .... ... . Tancourer. B. C. T XV aim Walla. Wash. , Wsahincton. D C WlUiaton. N. IX "Winnemucca,' NeT.. . . . . . Winnipeg, Man. i ; Takima. Wash. U. report of . preceding day, . , J. rn t o 8 52 0 ! 70 2 0 T8 48 .18 74 8 O 7 60 0 ' 80 .04 . . . . 88 .06 i 82 0 84 68 0 80 fL .0 88 TO .01 83 TO .02 7 B8 0 70 44 1 &V 86 .... 0 . i 88 76 0 ; 82 2' .20 48 .54 ' 4 52 0 88 60 0 ilOO 72 0 104. 82 0 i s( o 75 1 0 78 54 0 00 72 ' O 76 60 0 88 4 0 72 0 4 82 . O ! 72 B 0 88 84 0 : 90 76 .86 I 70 62 0 90 64 .02 1 02 70 O 78 62 0 88 48 0 80 52 .02 88 56 f O Radio : : - Hallock & Wataon Radio Service i Northwestern Badio Mf &r. Co. , Wfllard P. Hswky Ju ' ' The Journal Newm : u:s. Health: Bulletins;.; Daily police Theft Report Radio Advice and Instruction i Journal of Western Industry . Farm Bulletins ; Entertainment -- ' DATLT Aa-TBrRHOOM moQUhM 1S:00 1 sOOetON, Inatrommtal and -phonograph music ieoartas - krmick A Co. , - 100- :00 KQr. Inatrameatal : aad 'roes pboeyarrsph moaic ' (coarteay , Branawick-Balka - CoBendac ..Co. and Hyatt.) t :30- ;8 Ken. Inatrameatal sad local " ; nhonocraDh music AM) S:80 USB. Late instnuaaatsl and vocal records ieosrtsay Bead- - kTrenen .i TONIflHT S-0 K QO. , - Th ' waurnsj S.-Sfr'aSHM KOL Lata Instrumental and - . weal muaMj. ' 6.-00- 7lOC KQY. Letts hntruMntal a oral ansie. t 7 -.SO. a.-OO HOC The Journal asily news Bulletins. :90--vlOON. Lata instrumental and Torsi nbonoarsDh music. 8:00-10:00 KYfl. Vocal and inetromen tal conoart br CanaTiera Gil bert, eoprsne. - Portland . Wosnaa a Trio, kfaraant Anas. soprano: Mrs. Pan! B. Stuart, snesso aoprano; Elizabeth i Ka ' Bcr. Lacila Cummtns, pianist; - v. -. L Amiaroao, aasopbonist ; - Jer ry Stone sr the puna. PROGRAM ' SaxaohcnS sola a La- - netts Waits ' Caprtoe.'V H. B. ' lientoa; ,b "Tbsis Medita tion." .Maaaenet. L Amiatoao, cuopbxmiat; Jerry Stone at "-'! the piano., - ..y.i- v rTrio. "Fleeting Days.' Bailey; .Portland .Woman's Trio.. i. - - - Piano aolo "Dance Amari caaa." Mowery; Lucils Cum mina. Tlanist. Soprano aolo (at H Bae elo." Ardttl: (b) "I Lore tbe Moon." . Kenbena; - Generiere . Gilbert: Iiocila Cammini at the niano. -,t Trio- (a)-"Tba Bells of St. Marys.' Emmet Adams . (b) "Amaryllis," Par law . . Woanan'a. Trio. Bsxonhone eoloe -a) 8sx . . pbobis." .Body Wtedoeft: b) "LaaanM Wslta Caprice," H. , B.. Hmton : L Amistoao, aaxo- phonist; Jerry Stone at . the piano.-- (Program arranged sad ' " . preaented by W. A. ' Melkogsll - ' ' lor WiUaxd P. Hawley Jr.l - 10:00.11:00 urAB. Instrumental and To- . eel .phonograph music .- WUlard -P. Haw ley-'Jr. snctii are bread. easted Tuesdays. Thursdays snd Saturdays be- tweea a ana iv ocioca. - Questions on radio' seat to The Journal eg Hailock . Witson. Kadio awrnee. av 12 Park, street, will be anssrered ea Hatsxday Bight uetweaa 8 and- 0 o olock by SUtieat KGO. LET THE JOTJB5A1 SEBTKTOTT AT BEACH ISLAND EESOBTS VhB yoa ara m-jptmt vaemttoB yoa wUl f tad Thai Josaraal ea aaie a tat foUowlat placet at th aaaal ratei: . lit.'.:'' i ' -i " BEACHES Bart lew, Or . . . . . Wr Georga Flak Bar City, Ot......ilr.i"V C. Hawk Caaaoa Back..,. J.... .Joha 3Iyer Calaook, WatJa.. .JL.Isaa' Kaatsea Cartbaldl, pr,..X...,..D. C ETUa Geaxhart, Or.. , . . J. . ..L. K. Hrd 'Ilwaeo.Waaa..... ..JahK 0car Long- Boatck Tjafc. TV. "V". aiaursk ataaaattma ' Bsveaj v.. . A . . - , rirssa fi w neiafaa V Pa -- a aaoe-wa. ; ja V S-m a Maasaalta, Or.. ..Ewll 6. SardeU 5aaatta. asJuiTrOBdscm 4 8mm Kekaleat, Or..!NeBateni Drag Ca. HctafHs, Or....,,.piar- F. Kaaya If er port. Or,. , . Haat Oreaa Park. , . .C, A.Ratsell OceaatId........Soseabrs; Bra. rulfle City X C. . H. Ward Rockaway, Or. 2. i ..f.r. l.JlIUer Seaside, Or. . . .XV -Elbert E. Bolf e Searlaw, wata.. JG.t X. Paraam ' , Howtsr TVoodhaai . . ' , - LDaaala, Balcli Tnismook, Or-i . . ,.Claytoa 'oy Twts Becki, Or. ; Dt J. Vtn Scyec Ya.alaa..y.r. . . .l.-Wl H.i Caiaialaa s ' I5L AS1T KE80RTS Brl;iitoa.i......lr.:Jf. T. KfitatyTa Gravcraatcat Casta. .L. F. PVldemora Bhododeadroa 3i ra. E. Praaiettl CbarryTllle. ..Mrf, W. M. ekJey .... . f .. Saady Laiaber Gb. Stera Taway Moaatala Homa,.,, ................ iP. HV Tawaey ITalcaea, ........ . Vf,Z. -Teleli P X , Ta Present S. P.'s SMar-Bea C. tey, anaral attorney of tha Bouthern Fa- ? ciflc, will preaent beforey the Ad dub ' -i- MX the Benson hotel, Wednesday noon, .' the alda ct that-trnpahy In tho pro- ' poaed tthmarsiaa; of the Southern and Central Pacific A abort tfma ago'Ar . thur C Spencfir, general attorney tor the Union Pacific, preaented the alda .vof hla company before the Ad dub. and z ' Wednaaday'a preaentatlon ia In the na " tura of the negative alda ot the debate. Mrs. a J, Hucka of the Bonthern Pa clfio will atnc accompanied . by May Van Xryke Hardwlck. , ' Colambla Star - Portland-Multno-mah JFalla-Hood BJver-Tha'paJlea -dl-'tf yiaion Lave Portland Stage Terml i nal. Park and Yamhill atreeta, 9sJ0 a. m., 11:b0 t. OW 2:0 p. 4:45 p. m. 7dally to Hood BJvar, and 8:30 p. m. ' dally to Hood Klver. except , Satur days, Sunday and holidays, U:15 p. rru Saturday a, Sunday and bolidaya to ' Hood x River.- Leave Multnomah Fall for - Portland :20 a. m.. ll :20 " a. m 1:20 p. rm 40 p. m. and 8:35 p. m. dally. Direct connection with v alL,atages to" and from lh Dalles. .Phone Main WU. Adv. PorUaad.Atorla-Stlde BlTttloa Z. eind Tavmhill atreeta, .7 :0 a. $ :3Cn "-.'a. aw 11:20 a. m, 1 p. nu 4:15 p. ; :45 p. m. and 12:10 a m. dally. Direct onneetlona at Aatorla for,Seaside and " Clataop beach polnta, except on :4a ' p. m. atag-e from Portland. Leave As ' toria for Portland 7 a. m., 10 a. nv. 12 'noon. lp.uL, 4 p. ro, 8:S0 p. rru, daily , and p. m. 'dally, exceptjSundayav 11 :1S p. ro. Sunday only. For further Lrt : " formation phone Columbia. Stage. Main 8611. Adv. ' - . if'-' CIaaabfv Stage Portland - St. Helens-Rainier locaL ' Leave -. Portland Stat Terminal, Park and Tamhlll ata, '30 a, m. (or St. Helena and Rainier and I 4 :20. p. m. dally and 11:15 p. . Sat t tisday. f Sunday and holiday to St. , t Helena Only. Leaving 8t Helena, t :30 M.a.m. and 1 t 0 pw.ni. dally. a& Sat urday. Sunday ana bolidaya - lcai leave Rainier for PorUand. 12 :50 p. m. dally, except Sunday. For ; Informa tion phon - Columbia Stage, v Main .861L Adv. , .- x C ';w : 1" v Taxpayer to ? Meet Taxpayer of ; achool district Nos L Clackamaa conn ; -ty, will meet in tha MUwaukle choolT " hoaa Monday afternoon to vote n a ' -apeclal tax to meet additional expendi- tare next year, a Tha budget for next ;- year la fixed at S39.101. with the in- coma only .120.581, The : budget, at ' that, la only for Tunning expense and i' not for improvemente. , - - X PorUaad-Salem Stage Leav SUga ;v Terminal. Park And TamhlU. hourly from 1 a. m. to J p. m.and Owl car at 11 -.20 p. t. daily. Saturdaya. Sunday : v? and holldaya, :J0 p. m. and lia p. m. sMai8lldvitf-w,-:Sv.f;; : V, Takes WreBg edleiaa MiaUkfng : a bottle ot Mialnfectant (or a bottle of medicine, Mrs. ' "Winifred " Frisco,- It, New Tork- apartmenta. East 7tli and Belmont atreeta, wall owed a spoonful of the poison Monday night. 'She screamed. and when. her husband came to her ahe told htn of what aha had dona and he -called a -physician from the Emergency hospital. . Her condition Is not serious. . , Saleai.Hffl City SUga Leaves Salem stage terminal for Mill City : No. 1, 7:30 a. m.; No, 3, 16 :30 a. . m--t No.-6, 4:30 p. rn. No. 1 connects with east bound train at Mill City.- Jos, Han rnan.( Prop. Adv. Society to Gather The' Ohio society' annual basket picnic, will be held at Crystal Lake - park - Saturday. Lunch will be served at S :80- Former .real den ta of Ohio and their families are Invited. s , -.. V '.; r - - : PabUe Daaee Tuesday night, July 25, gtven -by Anchor - council 'No, -746, Security Benefit association.; W. O. W. hall, 128. 11th street, . for ,the, public. Admission 35 cents. Adv. . iPortlaaa-Tlllamook ; Cadills Stage Stage depot. Park and Yamhill street. Daily, at 1:15 am, 12 :30 and 1:10 p.m. Special arrangements made for- flBhlta; parties... Main 8611. Adv. - - - THievSt Get $2 While M. S. Taun ton and E. M. McKehxle, ' concrete workers "batching" In a aback alf No. 4024 65th street southeast,' were away Monday. thieves entered their ; home and stale 260 from a hiding place OT der a - mattress. Taunton 'lost 3205 and? his paftner' 8 5. The - burglar found the Hiding place of f their . key and used it 5 In entering. , i ; x Xnptoye to Plealo Employe of the Simonda Manuracurtng company will picnic at Crystal Lake nark. Mil- waukle, all day Wednesday, the facto f-y at No. t5 First' street closing up for the day; About 150 employea and mem bers of their famine are expected. Tired. . aealag . feet can be relieved. See our foot specialist for relief. X-ray service free. .Knight Shoe Co., 342 Mor rison. Adv. - Str. -Aaserlca St. Helena via. Colum bia river, 2:30 p. m. daily ; 11 :3Q -a. m. Sunday. Alder street dock. Mala 323. Adv."",;'"; , " Hood BJTrs flnect eatlngr place, Tha Pheasant and . Oregon Hotel dining room, all - under same m&ngemen t- Adv. " .. ., , The Pheataat, flood Hrvar. Dining room, tea room and fountain room.! real place to eat.- Adv. .' - . r The Pheasant and Oregon hotel dlnJ ing room. Hood River. A. real place ta eat. aqt. S. H. Green Stamp for each Hot mail Fuel CO. Bdwy. 6353. 660-21; Adv. Amphibious Rattler Empties Columbia Of Bathing Crowd f , : r- : : The Dalles. 'July 2. While ecore ot restaenta ot tn city were awimming In -the Colombia river at the municipal INTERNATIONAL FURNACES Pip and Pipeless ACOBJV COMBWATIOIT HASGE3 ECLIPSE OAS BAHGES "WOODS.ETEB1T8 ROUb' FTJEI, ; RANGES - J V Zl11 'l' FBrmaae : Taken as Part Payment LYNCH BROS. Bdwy. His. 118 4th St, Kcar Wash. Save From $1.50 to $4 Per Cord on Your Wood Order : Ask Broadway 6353 ' H0LI1AN FUEL CO. rssjgsltataasya S. & H. Green SUmp. Fifth and Stark Sts. W offer the greatest fuel value for least money dip Sunday afternoon enjoying the re lief from - the oppressive - heat. their port - was - rudely interrupted ' when some one let out a yell of fright and started- for . land : while spectators watched what was apparently a-close pursuit on the, part of a snake in tbe water. - The snake ' swan as to one - bather who brushed It away. Soon the reptile touched t shore. It was quickly.- dis patched, and proved to be. a rattler, the. first seen so close to the city in number of years, t : - - t f The snake had four rattlea. - It la believed to hare swum from tbe Wash ington shore, - or. . from a - small sand Island a short ' distance out from . the Oregon bank. ? -s . Record of Y oriner ' Hearing; 13arred in ; ; Phez Company: Suit Salem. July 25. Judges Percy Kelly and George .Bingham, sitting en banc on ' the rehearing of . the case of - the Phes company against the Salem Fruit "Union and its members, which began in the clreuit court her Monday, .held that tbe record of the previous case could not beHnJected into the -present hearing. -Attorneys for the Phes company, which - seeks to recover approximately $306,000 .for alleged breach of contract relative to berry deliveries on the part of the, grower in 1919. 1920 and 192L had-contended that the growers, by a decree of the court, were held to the testimony; offered at the earlier hear ing. it , - ; " - ; , ' v j Ganha: Walska HI,; McCoMick Showers " Her WithFlowers milfionairr.- fa sailinsr from New York on .August 41 to marry Max Oser,' tha Swiss 'lidrng- maateF, -atr Zurich. N-- ;. McCormick here is entirely uncom municative on the subject of his daugh ter's much discussed romance.-. . .. "rff'C (By TJnireraal Berries), Paris, July-26. Ganna Walska Coch fan-mas suffering Monday from a bad Cbld. her doctor ordejypa rfl rSt remain In bed. - i$il,sr bed., -: - k Harold McCormick has-been a fre quent visitor and florists, at his orders, have been . transforming : the Rue de Lubeck mansion into a veritable bower of roses; Ganna'a favorite flower. It is . reported , here that : MathJlde McCormick; the young daughter of 'th that suits uou to a ; ' . J ; m: - Ask our-Grocer for ORANGE PEKOE: Local 1-Service I ; ) Men's Clubls in f: " Needc.bfEodgers m T - ' ' -- 5-- - --.-- . , unieas wugci. xu he,uw Men'sicluh at West" Paxk'and Taylor streets tha cluh wllT'have to be closed.' it was revealed at a-meeting Monday noon of representatives ot the Ameri can Legion, Veterans of Foreign Ware and Disabled Veterans of tha World war; called by T.OL-Boyd. .member, of the soldera: and sailors' commission of Oregon. - ' s . j It -waadecided ta take In ex-eervlca. men' regardless of whether or not they are disabled." The1- accommodations -are almost luxurious and the meals are. of the - finest. The -rooms' onr the third floor are $35, with "meals, and $45. on the second and, first floors. r- f Prohibition-Puts I Virgin Islands on4 Verge of Disaster - By TJniraraal Ser-rioa) . . . .-. Washington. July 25. -Uncles Sam's youngeBt warda. the Virgin islands, face financial disaster because of pro hibition. In -the United State. - - s - A delegation from th islands so In formed President Harding today.' It is this way '. - Because of a ruling that no liquor laden ships can - come into the important coaling: atatlon of St. Thom as, that port is facing -decay, and dis use.' St. Thomas, it waa explained, was once i th - most' important coaling 'sta tion and repair point of tbe sea traffic PEARL NECKLACES importers Prices - Get Oae While They Last v.--. C JV " can at ' " . V , ,444 Iwls Banidlag ' - WILL . EVERYBODY BE ETERNALLY SA VED ? f Hear-Mr. Or'erholtzer . 16 A. SI. A5"3 8 P. 31. . vFfrt Baptist Cliurcti ... ' 12TB; AND TAYLOR STS. . FOR THE LUNCHEON PICK1C OR AUTO PARTY' ; -CVKRYTNINQ rBOSI SOUP TO SJUTS- Tip -Top Delicatessen i and Grocery " eSTIt to WQRRiaoai STS, " OPKM BUKUATS AXD EVENINGS to South America and ' the Panama canal, and now ahlps pass it by for porta not under the dry ruling. i.: .. ' Mr. Harding acked thelSeleration to put .it grievances; inta Tiling, and promised an early- reply. .., , .- GLADSTONE. PARK. .WEDNESDAY, JULX 2Slh You'll Hiss a Lot of Fun If You Don t Attend the Facers r Special P; R. L. & P. trains leave Eatt Water and East Morrison at 9 :00 - A. M. Excursion - tickets Vfjood'on resrular "Oregon City tr after 10:00 A. - M. and all ' returning trains. Get tickets and . trainat First and Alder. Hawthorne , and fWatert Golf "Junction and Milwaukie. . . - - 'iv..' ,' ' ROUNDTlUP-INCLUblNG GATE ' : -.J ADMISSION Seventy-five Cents. . i . V; Bigr Free Minstrel Show 8:00 P. M. : : ;Clowii Ball Game 6:66 P. M. - .' .. Races,. Baseball. Athletic Contests, Eats t , ' DANCE FROM 11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. "YOUR GROCER WILL SELL YOU TICKETS" IN ROUND TINS on, Ehrman & Co. i-BUILT - TO CNDURK" l.- usisaBlaaaMM REI")IMADKS are those . RKO BOO VED. rood loskins. substantially bmlt ' Sectioaal mraces that rrm ee in your neighborhood. "BUILT TO EXDUBaT't Ahaolutely. taay tn r.rect rxxmomy . to etup. Price $45 Up tadlmaale BMa. es,. Perand. Ore. - at a a. ittn, a aits. , a. Hswtheme. - - , - Pb.n, Eaat Si 14. i it. TAKE VACATION: in arms health - ?;v,:h-:-- , at :V -T -' .. THE MOORS SANrTARIUSI -?. SSS WaerUwraa a ZTtn, PertmneV, Or. ' MILK DIET AND REST" oap VliU Help You Qear Your Skin Saaws. 0itoiiam.Tii1 issa. fAa. aiat iafiaia. Km trm a Caswais Iiwwm. Utp. X, IiiWii, mki wo rt Hern: -KAffivai A numlier of the Qreqt Northern; Railway eompany!s regular employes, having; left its service, it is necessary to hire men to fill their-places, j ' ; , : ..... . ' ' i - I- . : "'; ; ; ; ' Machinists .70 cents per hour ' .Boilermakers .70V cents per hour, : Blacksmithk .... . .70 cents per hour , Stationary engrineers. ........ 57 cents per hour v Stationary firemen . . V. : . , .... 47 cents per hour m Sheet metal and other workers . i : t in this line ......r....;:.v.....70centsperhour Freight car repairers.... .;.,.:. 6 cents per hour - r Car inspectors . ; . . .63 cents per Jiour J - Helpers, all crafts'. ...... ..... .47 cents per hour -; ; Engine houseJaborers.V. . . . . . 435 cents per hour ,1 . at , wages and working conditions prescribed :by the United States lilway Labor Board, effective July l', 1922. i APPLY 214 CHAMBER COMMERCE BIaDG., Stark and 4th ms&fet av?4 iiiii!ii!!iiii!iiiiiiiic:iiiiinii!Ro:niiDi MONEY BACK IF YOUR PURCHASE IS NOTSTIS-, FACTORYr ' Q2J Largest Repair Factory in the City With New y Lowered Prices. t Rubber Heels Put on . WhUe You . "Wait -25c- i 1 m.--- h B I r; I FOIC MEN, WOMEN;: Biggest -Shoe Sale in Portland If you need a pair of shoesof any kind you cannot afford to ' miss this sale.' $ee our windows-ome in and see the shoes. " : . ' " Thirty, Thousand -Pairs Reduced to the lowest FigurNqt a Pair Reserved 'Flapper Pumps.' kid ' leather.' patent kid' and lightweight calf: nlaih Damns or cut-out vamp's, all sizes and-all widths. . 1 Hiuulna wolti nnil ik hand-torn' soles. . This clearance price is very reasonable for these Sonora Cut-outs. - These come in patent kid and kid leather. These 2 shoes ar rived last vreek. - Very new and the sizes are complete.- Clearance-. Price Ess i! ''je & S Sfciraa 2 53 tk: a a .3 a 8 "i ' e i E t s s i-i t t I i : a t : : i t i i a ' We are sole agents for KRA-NIT Hosiery.' bnk stockings that match our. footwear. Hose of a quality witavwhich no stocking at a similar price, can compare. . Hosiery 'reduced in comparison with footwear. ' : - 1 - 1 Men's Oxfords," six styles to choose from. Most any wanted last, ' light and dark brown calf, black calf, black, and brown kid leathers, : all Mioodyear welts, - oak leather bottoms. Made for long service. This picture ' - shows the new speed last.' Values from $7.50 to $10. r all Clearance price . -, - 1 Vir t irJ. . - s afW a vs 3vsrv For dress wear, pat ent 'and kid pmps, French - heels, cut-, out. vamps and. side, medium short vamp, broad strap, hand turn sole Made by' Chaay Ki Fox. A $9 value. , Clearance v , prices , Sport Oxfords-for women. 150 pairs left, t These wont last long at this price. Seven styles to; choose from, i Browns, , elkekins, brown and cream, suede, most any wanted combina tion. Sizes and widths are good. Values up tn 5t,a.ou Clear ance price . ,. $95; Women's White Canvas Oxfords, genuine Neolin soles, Cuban or low flat - heels. All sizes and widths. We are passing these on to yon at factory cost. to us. Clearance . .. .-; vV' 1 pi; ' ' " ' ' wii , -L'"''t. TTy Men's Boots, made ;f orJ rough wear Elk S Crome arid t Brown ; Crome Leather Extra ? heayy, soles, hailed and sewed, v .Very, special at this price - ' ; 12-INCH $C.35 IK 16-INCH '$J5 3'M Children's Pumps, patent calf kid and browns calf .leathers., r light soles. '.Very dressy.Wejr hare them in narrow and wider widths.' - v -' . . Sizes 5 to 8, regular price $3.75, Clearance price $1. SS Sizes 8i to 1, regular price $35. Clearance price $2.45 ,1 Sizes :1Vt to 2, regular price. a ee s-M- e? or - - " We have these in big girls' sizes, 2i " to 7, on racks, inain floor, Clearance "price $2.95 " - - ' --pjMMtSB-aaajajpBaasVaMBV Men's Specials in Heavy r Work Shoes, brown calf, heavy sole, built for long service; 2SO pairs to go on V : - ; racks, main floor. $5.00 ' Sitoe, clearance price . . ' : tansMBtaaw . , . r si V il Tennis .and 6utihg Shoes for' Men, Wo- ; men 'and Children at ' Fac(ory1Prices.,This S t y lev Ulustraied Will Give, You an r raea ; ; : . ; Boys' Tenal .Shoe,; heavy aetloa sole, leather. aakle. P roe tor's xtt r a special. sizes 2 to 6,t $1.35. Other atyleareducedUn proportion Ladies! Boots Agehts-for Napra-Tan Packs None Better Built with2'fuU Qak. Leather Soles, ' Full Balloon Tongue '.' 15-inch Clearance ... .9.05 12-inch Clearance . . . .$8.35 8-inch Clearance. Z .865 . Chippaway ; Boots ; Same Price as Nap-a-Tan. .- We keep your Boots Oiled - No charge.7 - 1 ' a w m.- 18 y - This Sale Will Continue for .One Week More And It will be to y our interest to take advantage- of the savings Always our " - V ' ' motto, Good, Serviceable Footwear at Moderate Prices. . . 143 FOURTH ST. ninTWirAWA WCIR C .O, THIS IS OUR FIRST. .CLEARANCE SALE IN OUR NEW STORE 9 S ajsjaie a. saanasa ail a as t IgMall fctt -e T- (OS WHERE HONEY-' MAN '.USED TO BE iI-IOIS itWhliMIMIliMtt4i'illittrl.. .'-a u