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THURSDAY,; SEPTEMBER 7, 1922.U
THE
i OREGON DAILY !
JOURNAL,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
ii
1 1 -
TOWN TOPICS
Intaa-fitaW "air. Simkaoa.
la a.
' Comatr lux. Tolado.
law.
Unn Harfcaa- lair. Kibl Intintat 1
Ufml mmitlin of ProtMtani Eeaaearial
Church of Portland. Brywfbar
Oracam - coafaraae at Mihortit caarra.
hka, aaptambu ft-lL
f aelfia utrata Matbodiat ceofaraaea, T'
Wash,. ftepteoitMr 7 to 10.
Stat.' Uotai innriilwi. ill. B.pt.la
fear and . -
lialfrtoraaB Conner Buadar School la
tlon annual conTinootx. fortlami. flcjnaambar
11 and' 12.
CUiavp County fur. Aatarisv Baotnbat
12 to 14.
TUJaoioek Count, Fsir Tlllsiwk n.nl.ai
kt 12 o IS.
Cooa nd Curry Oosstj I"air. ltrrtte Poimt.
fitptamtwr IS to 1.
i.J.ckf?1 cttut Kadfotri. aVaptasmba
to IB,
VValia WalJa Count TaJr. Walla Walla, BP-
sanba i to ie.
Pugm sound oonferanea of tba Uathodiat
anarch, Vaocourar, Waaa.. BetAxmbrnt IS to IT.
Aaar :aat fcciiaf atata aonlaraaca. Portland.
BapUmOet, 14.
Caiapooia VaUay tair, Brownssffla, 8 apt
br It to 16.
North wt Gala and Bay Show. Paodlat&a.
tjcpteiabar It to 2S.
law4actoB ut Hair. Tilrlma. aWptaambat
i-acai Cnnntv avir rnaiiu RmiT-i IB
to 22. j '
CoIlimMa rinn BViw A ST1m au...
18 to 21.
Clackamaa County Fair. Canby, Beptacmbaz
o 22.
Joacpola County Fall. Grant, Faaa, Sap
tamber. 1 to 12.
Lower Coinnbia Fair. Astoria, Baptaambar
to 22.
Uo sad DaJrj Snow. Baaka. Sapteaabat
20 to 212.
20Aiur County Fair. Ontario, Beptambar
XamJtiil raintt rtr U..U1.....11L. ' lUn.
trutxr 20 to 22.
ar Waatara Korwasjian - Danish eoofaranc of
Hatnodu: church. Portland. aVptambor !-.
nouno-up, r-eaoknoa, Beptambar 21-za.
Soutaam Wmmn rv.inr. Tvah V.I1.T
Eeptambor 21 to 23 '.
Gran County afaix; John Dax. etanber
24 to SO.
fienaiston IIn nA Tv.it-. shn. nitrmiatxHa.
September 25 to 80.
Oregon 8 Lata Fair. Saksa. Beptembef 2S
to SO
Idaho State Fair, Boise, September SB to SO.
CowHta rVwinfi V.t Wnmlluid Wash..
September 27 to SO.
Cranberry Show. Lose Baairh. Waaa.. Sep
tember 29 to SO.
Union Coonty Fair. Xlain. Septeatbaf 28
to SO.
Prune FastiTal. VancouTer, October 19-21.
Oreaun Inter-State Fair. Pruieiilie Oclo-
ber 8 to 7.
Klaraath Ccmntt Fair Klimiih Fll. Oc
tober 4-6.
Stat conrention W. C. T. U.. McMimmlle.
October 12-14.
"WEATHER FORECAST
Portland and Ticinity : Tonieht fajr: Fri
day fair and warmer: northwesterly winds.
Oreaon and Washineton: Tonieht fair: Fri
day fair and warmer; moderate northwesterly
winds.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Hish pressnre preraiU orer most of tlie
country east of hte Mississippi rirer, and ex
tends along hte Pacific roast from Northern
California to Soutliern Alaska. Orer tle re
mainder of the country the pressure i low.
the lowest readings' bein in Manitoba and
Montana. Precipitation ha occurred on the
north Pacific sloiie and at a few plat-es in
Montana, Manitoba, South Iakou. Nebraska.
Florida.. New York and New Kuulaud. The
weather U mqcb cooler in I'tah and in the
extreme Northeast, and fs much warmer in
parts of Oregon and Montana. The tcmiera
ture is' still abore normal oier the treater part
of th country and is SHuiusua!! hiijh in
Soth Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois.
KelatiTe humidity at Portland: Noon yes
terday, 60 per cent ; 0 p. m. yesterday, 6 1 per
cent; 5 a. m. today, K8 per cent.
Precipitation since January 1: Total. 20 34
Inches; normal, 6.06 inches: deficiency ,1 "2
Inches. EKWAUD L. WELLS.
OBSERVATIONS
STATIONS
Temp.
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Sat
If
ll
SZ
Baker,: Or. . . ;
Boise, ' Idaho
Bostoni, Mass
BuHale, N. Y
Ca Igary. Alberta ....
Chicago, 111.
Uenrer, t 'olo. . i . . . . .
TVs Moinesr Iowa
Kdmonton, Alberta . . .
Fresno, Cal.
GalTeoton, Texas
Helena, Mont-
Honolulu, T. li. . . . .
Huron, S. 1
Juneau, Alaska
Kansas City, Mo
Loa Angeles, CaL . . . .
Marehfield, Or
Medfard, Or.
Memphis, Tenn
New Orleans, La
New York. -N. Y
Nome,- Alaska
North; Head. Wash. . .
North Platte, Neb. . . .
Oklahoma City. okla. .
Phoenix, Ariz
Pittsburg, Pa.
Portland, Or
Prince Rupert, B. C. .
Roseburg, Or
Koswell,. 'ew Mex.
Sacramento. Cai. . , . . .
St. I.oui. Mo.
St. Pkul, Minn
Salt Lake City Utah. .
Ban Uiego. CaL
fran Francisco, Cai. . .
BeattSe, Wash
Sheriiani, Wyo
Sitka; Alaska
Spokane. Wash
Tanana. Alaska
Tatooah Island, Wash .
Tonooah, NeT
Vaidea. Alaska
Vancourer IV. C
Wallai Walla, Wash. . .
W'asliltngtou, D. C . . .
Winnetnucca, Set. . . .
Yakima, Wash
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90
82
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72
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6
18
100
04
02
07
5
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8
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84
70
7
82
82
62
60
5
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76
62
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72
92
74
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80
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42
36
64
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72
54
66
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42
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52
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54
68
38
46
lT THTB JOURNAL HEBTK TOW t
AT BJSACH IJTLAJID B.ESOBT
Wbaa yoa ara oa yoar Tacatlon
yo will flad Tka Soaraal oa sal
at tba follow!; placoo at laa aal
rausi
BEACHES
Barrfew, Or. art. Ooorr TU
Bay City, Or. Air. W. C Hawk
Caaaoa Beach Joha 3fyn
Chloc-ok, Waik. Itaae Kaatwoa
Garibaldi, Or. .T. C Kill
Geaxhart, Or. L. M. Hjila
Ilwaca, Waah. .Joha O'M-ara
Jjot Bcacfa, wash. .. W. W. Hank
Haaaauaa Baach, Or. ........
lira. G. L. HutM
Maaiaalta, Or.. ... .Email 6. XaraaU
Nabcotta, Waab..Tronaa A Brow
KahaJora, Or. HiakaUia Drtf Co.
Kctarta, Or. Mary- F. Baayaa
Ken port, Or. M. 8. Haat
Oceaa Park C. A. Baaselt
OetaDiido.. Saseabors Bros.
Pacific City a, H. War
Boekaway. Or ,.F. F. V tiler
BoasUa, Or. Elbort . Bolca
arSaTtow, Wastt. G. la Fataa.a
Boward Woodhsas
Saaalo Batch
rniamook. Or. Claytea Hoy
Twin Bocks, Or. D. Jf. Taa Scyoc
TaqaJaa W. R, Cmaimiat
I5LAJSD RESORTS
Brifhtoa Sir, i. T. Slrlstyrs
GoT-mrneBt Camp. . L. F. PrltfeTnore
Rhododeadroa Sirs. E. Fraasattl
CberryTlUo...9r. W. 31. Storkley
Saady Lumber Co. Store
Tawncy' Uoaatala Homo
F. H. Tawmay
Welch W. E. "VTleh
WUholt, Or. F. V. MtLani
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P. M. report of preceding day.
FliT Are Deported Abdul Maxid,
Abdul Khan. Jaifa Ahmed, Abdul
Hamad and Doulit AHer, who escaped
front the steamship Baron Polwarth at
Vancouver, . C, a week ago, sailed
on the same stearrver from Portland,
Tuesday, on "the way home to India,
under deportation orders from Can
ada, As a special privilege r to the
Canadian govemnrent. the United
States immigration service here per-,
mltted Canadian authorities to bring
the "deserters, when captured, to Port
land, so that they might depart on the
vessel on wHlch they came.
Colombia stages- F"ortl and -Mult no-
mah ! aua-liooa itiver-j.ne Danes di
vision Leave Portland Stage Termi
nal. Park And Yamhill streets. 9 :30
a. m.. 11:30 a. m.. 2 :Sff p. m., 4 :4o
p. m. daily to Hood River, and 6 :30
p. m. daily to Hood River, xcept Sat
urdays. Sundays and holidays, 11 :15
p. m. Saturdays. Sundays and holi
days to Hood River. Leave Multnomah
Falls for Portland 9:20 a. 11:20
a. m., l20 p. m.. 4:20 p. m. and 6:35
p. in. daily. Direct connections with
all stages to and from The Dalles.
Phane Main S51L Adv.
Salem-MIll City Stage Leaves Salem
atage terminal for Mill City: No. 1,
7:30 a. m. ; No. 5. 10 :30 a. m. ; ISO. a.
4 :J0 p. m. No. L. connects with east
bound train at Mill City. Jos. Ham
inaa. Prop. Adv.
Episcopal Delegate Speaker Charles
N. Lathrop. executive secretary of the
social service department of the na
tional Episcopal church, will be the
INTERNATIONAL
.Pipe and Pipeles
ACOBX COMBI3TATIOW KAKGES
' ECLIPSE OAS RAJTOE8
WOOD8.EXE BT SOLID FCEI,
BA5QES j
Ter Old Fsraae
Takes Fart Fayatsat
LYNCH BROS.
Bdwy. 1148. lit ( 6U Kr Wasb,
-rinoipal speaker at the City club
luncheon tomorrow noon at the Ben
ison hoteL Other delegates to the
'Kpiscopal convention will also rn;ak.
Censorship Its Form and Meaning"
Is the subject under discussion. Haley
IFiske, president of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance sompany, will be the
speaker next week at the City club.
Portland-Astoria-Seaside DlTislon
jLeave Portland Stage Terminal Park
etna iamnui streets, i a. m., a :ou
w. m. 11:30 a, m., 1 p. m., 2:45 p. m.,
j4:15 p. m., 6:45 p. m. and 12:30 a. m.
(daily. Direct connections at Astoafa
Ifor Seaside and Clatsop beach points.
wxcept on 6 :45 p. in. stage from Port
land. Leave Astoria for Portland . 7
ia. m., 10. a. m., 12 noon, 1:30 p. m..
3 :15 p. m., 6 p. m., 8 :30 p. m. daily and
8 p. m. daily' except Sundays, 11:15
P. rn. Sundays only. For further in
formation phone Columbia Stages.
Main 8611. Adv.
Exhibitions at Art Mas-urn The
jseason of exhibitions at the Museum
iof Art has now begun with an excep
tional exhibition of embroderies and
illumination from the Sisterhood of
St. John Baptist. Ralston, N. J., ex-
jamples of brass and silver church fit
tings from the Gorham company and
some 80 photographs of cathedrals.
These will remain in the museum until
September 22 and during the General
Convention being held in Portland the
museum will be free to visitors at all
times. The regular hours of the me
seum are: Week days, 9 to 5 o'clock;
Sundays, 2 to 5.
Rev. C. H. Harrison Gnest The Rev.
C. H. Harrison, newly elected state
superintendent of the Congregational
(Conference of Oregon, will be the guest
lat an informal luncheon given in his
honor by the trustees of the state con
ference on Friday noon. Dr. Harrison
will assume charge of the work on
(October 1. In the meanwhile the Rev.
RobeH Allingham of the Alameda Com
munity church wilj.be at the head
quarters every morning.
Columbia Stages Portland - St.
Helens local. Leave Portland Stage
Terminal, Park and Yamhill streets,
10 a. to. for St, Helens and 4 :20 p. m.
Waily and 11:15 p. m. Saturdays, Sun
Hays and holidays' to St. Helens only.
Leaving St. Helens, 7 :30 a. m. and 1:40
IP m. daily; 6:15 Saturdays, Sundays
land holidays. For information pnone
Columbia Stages. Main 8611. Adv.
Orchestra Rehearsal Friday The
final rehearsal of the united Sunday
school orchestras of Portland, which
are to render music at the Multnomah
County Sunday School convention next
week, will be held Friday, at 7 :45 p. m.
at the White Temple, 12th and Taylor
streets. The convention will be held in
the same church next Monday night
and all day Tuesday.
Speaks to Maramas Mrs. Jane Tear
Dahlmon, director of , the health expo
sition to be held at The Auditorium,
Qctober 26 to November 4, spoke at
tle luncheon of the Mazamas at the
Y. W. C. A., Wednesday. She was
introduced by Dr. George Farrish, city
health officer. t
Portland-Salem stage. Leave Stage
Terminal, Park and YamhilL hourly
from 7 :05 a. m. to 7 :05 p. m. and Owl
car at 10 p. m. daily. Saturdays,
Sundays and holidays, 8 :30 p. m. and
10 p. m. 7 :05. 9 :05. 11 :05. 1 :05. 3 -.06
make direct connections for Eugene,
Corvallia and Albany. Main 8611. Adv
Driver Fined $2i As a result of a
crash on Milwaukie avenue, for which
the police held him as one of the
drivers to blame, A. Gebestaroff wis
fined $25 in municipal court Wednes
day. Bahal Assembly Speaker Mrs. Va
leria D.k Kelsey of New York city will
speak on "The Twelve Basic Princi
ples" at the regular weekly meeting
of the Bahai assembly in room 312
Central building, corner 10th and Alder
streets, Friday at 8 p. m.
Fortland-THIamook Cadillac Stag
stage depot, park and Yamhill streets.
Daily at 8 :15 a. m., 12 :30 and 3 :30 p. m.
Special arrangements made for fishing
parties. Main 8611. Adv.
University Park library The formal
opening of the University Park branch
library ' will take place Friday evening
at 8 o clock. Robert H. Strong, chair
man of the library extension commit-
that suits you toaT
t Ask your Grocer
for
ORANGE PEKOE
U
IN ROUND TINS
Mason, Ehrman & Co.
. . DISTOIBUTORS ,
KGG-KGN-KYG
Radio
Hallock & Watson Radio Serrfea
Northwestern Radio ; Mfg. Co,
Willard P. Hawley Jr.
Broadcasting
The Journal News
U. S. Health Bulletin
Drily Police Theft Report
Radio Advice and Instruction
Journal of Western Industry
Farm Bulletins
Entertainment
DAILY AFTERNOON PROaRASl
1Z:00- 1 :00 K a N . Instrumental and woeaJ
Shonograph music (courtesy
emiek eV Co.)
.00-2:00 KQV. Instrumental and vocal
Shonograph tausie (courtesy
runswick-Balke-Collender Co.
and Sieberlinc-Lucas Co.
Z.-S0- 3:30 KQN. Instrumental and vocal
nhonoaranh music.
6:0O- B:S0 KOO. Instrumental and vocal
records (couate&y Keed French
Co.)
TONIGHT
B:30 KOQ. Tba Journal baseball
scores.
B:4B KOO. Talk by Rt- Raw. Fred
erick r. Raeaa. bishop of
Georgia, on "Work Amen the
Neoroee."
S :00- 7:00 KQV Lata instrumental and
Tocal music.
7:30 S.-00 KQQ. The Journal newt bul
letins.
:00- 8:00 KYQ. Tocal and InstrumenUl
concert. : !
Questions on radio sent to Tba Journal or
Hallock A Watson Radio Service. No. 102
ark street, will be answered on Saturday
right between 8 and 9 o'clock by Station K(Xi.
lico Wednesday 1 night for ieonductingr
a lottery at No. S30 I Washington
street, a Chine tailor establishment
Each was released on ball, t
The Clifford Piano and Violin Stadlo
reopened. 1 Effa, Ellis Perfield.f peda
gogy. 335 Main street, corner JJroad
way. j Atwater 3780. Adv. i f
Yosr Artificial Teeth will be better
if made by the plate specialist. Dr.
Rossman, Journal building. Adv.
Tat Fbsasaat, Hood River. Dining
room, tea room and fountain room.
real place to sat. Adv. j
Th Pkeasaat and Oregon hotel din
ing room. Hood River. A real placa to
eat -Adv. j
Scar Sight Extended, no glasses.
Good Sight Institute. 30 Alisky bldg.
Adv. !
- , i
Marks Shoes, reliable .since' 1872.
Prices down. 243 Waah.. near 2di Adv.
Boy Breaks Arm Seven-year-old
Richard Wintermute, son of f C. C
Winter-mute, No. 332 East 56th street,
fell from a teeter-totter at his home
tee, , will be chairman and George F.
jlahoney will speak for the community.
Hugh Hf Herdraan, a member of the
library board, will make an address.
Musical numbers and addresses by
Miss Anne M. Mulheron. city librarian ;
lliss Nelly Fox, supervisor of branches,
and H. B. Blough, principal of the
Portsmouth school, will complete the
program. The public is invited.
I School Bill Opposed The Portland
jlinisterial association at its first fall
meeting Tuesday was presented with
a resolution opposing the compulsory
Education bill thati would abolish sec
tarian schools by Dr. E, H. Pence, pas
ijor of Westminster ; Presbyterian
hurch. The jresolution will be acted
Cpon at the special meeting next Mon
day when Bishop Williams of the De-
roit diocese of the Episcopal church
viH speak. j
Margaret Johnson Held After she
lad smashed a plate glass mirror and
vindow, Margaret Johnson, 26. was
irrested early this morning at the
tVashington hotel, 12th ' and Washing
;on streets, on ; a disorderly conduct
:harge. Examination in the emergency
lospltal showed she was suffering
From, a nervous disorder and the police
:harge was dropped. She was turned
ver to county Authorities.
Morals Squad Makes Bald Morals
squad pplice rajded the) establishment
jof Mike Lozo, alleged bootlegger, No.
;48 North Third street, late Wednesday
night and obtained 11 pints of moon
shine. Lozo was: arrested for main
taining a nuisance and violating the
prohibition law, and Nick Yaslch was
held for assisting in maintaining a
nuisance.
Two Injured at Work Tom Christo
pher, No. 544 Pettygrove street, suf
fered a broken right arm and R. -S.
Hennessey. No. 670 Hoyt street, suf
fered bruises on his arms late Wednes
day night at the Albers mill where
khey were employed as longshoremen.
jThey were loading heavy sinks, when
pne fell on the two men. They wer
taken to St. Vincents hospital,
i To Trge Tfew Woodstock Library
fThe Woodstock Improvement club will
launch a campaign ; for a new library
building soon, it was decided at a
meeting held Tuesday night. The club
also decided to urge the installation
of caution signs at East 39th street
and Woodstock avenua.
! Breaks Leg ia Fall T. H. Anderson,
o. 173 Belmont street, suffered a
ibroken leg late Wednesday night when
jhe fell down the steps of Linnea hall,
(No. 666 Irving street. He was taken to
jEmanuel hospital.
I Hood River's finest eating place, Th
Fheasant and Oregon Hotel dining
room, all under same mangement
Adv.
i Str. America; St. Helens via Colum
bia river, 2 :30 p. m. daily ; 11 :30 a. m.
Sunday. Alder street dock. Main
8323. Adv.
! Accused of Banning Lottery See
jHing and Ah Jim were arrested by po-
Use Your
Credit!
JOY will make
your suit on
Easy Payments
and it will cost no
more than if yon
paid cash.
104 4th, Near Stark
6 Stores in Portland
Cf2s O. v 1
5 221
U. S. Dentists
S Wasklagtoa St, Cor. td
Twenty1 Teara la- Sam Location
"JL Personal Service Hoaestly
j Beadcred" i
Has made many friends for this
office. Our small overhead ex
pense in this location allows us to
do high-class dental work at small
feea , i i , f . i i ,-.
Set of Teeth $8.00
Oar Work Ii rally Oaarastead
arm.
Wednesday
broken
Good
Xr.
.niglilf ;aari' j"4ufleriB"al
He u Uken tto the
Sarriaritan hotrpltaL! f '
St4vBsoa lias returned. Adv.
Reed
College1 WiU
Welcome Students
Reed
Saturday
dents,
nual
body. A
syed for
istration
day,
class has)
year is
F. Schol
college doors will swing open
at 7 :30 to welcome old stu-
fatulty and alumni In the an
ion given by the student
open Invitation has been is-
jall former Reed people. Reg-
will open at Reed on Mon-
r 11. A large freshman
been enrolled and a record
ejspectedl by President Richard
September
Guatemala's entire 48,000 square miles
of mountains and rivers have been re
produced! on an accurate relief map
made of Concrete that occupies an acre
of ground in that country's capital. .
FREE
Friday
and
Saturday
3-QUART ALUMINIUM SAUCE PANS
with all women's shojes at $3.35 or over.
PARA SILK HOSEjvith all men's shoes
i at $3.85i or over.
TABLETS, RULERS, PAINTS, TOYS
:With all children's shoes.
Buy Shoes at The Shoe Mart!
A Dollar's Worth for a Dollar
Friday and Saturday Specialty
mat unng scores i
$3.85 v
Women's Pumps and
j Oxfords
New Arrivala
$3.85
S3.85
Fall
Styles
Patents, Black and Brown Leathers; flap heels or military heels;
medium or heavy soles. ' Our new low "jrice is $3.85 i
! Aluminum, Sauce Pan FREE with Each Pair
j I'l ! Sizes 84 to
ff I Si2jes 11 to
Girls' School Shoes
$2.15
S2.15
Black leather;
footform shape;
durable soles.
Men's Dress Shoes
Goodyear) welt soles ;
lish i last.
Erig-
Men's Work Shoes
Munson j last ; oak soes ;
black or jbrown leathers, i
Our New Low Price
$3.85 i
A pair cf Para Silk Hose
FREE wth each pair.
Boys School Shoes
$2.85
.... $3.35
Black or brown leath
er ; blucher cut ; swing
last;; solid &nd dressy.
Sizes 10 to 13i2. .
Sizes 1 to 6
In the Heart
of the New
Farmers !
Arcade Market
THE
f"-l
mean 1
a 1 rscD m
aiaa navan s i.
Formerly
Simon's Store
Shoe
Department
Do People Leave You Out--or Seek You Out?
5 FREE ENTERTAINING LECTURES
By Cromwell Blower, A. B., B. O., of New York City
!
Lincoln High School Auditorium
Beginning Saturday, September 9-11-12-13-14
8 o'clock
Tar T V a" "rVT T""" Are you loaffne or living?
9 i ni I'M IV I To
- w -- jvwi IllUiiCJ , gOillSJ Or
growing? Is your head a hat rack or a thinking ma
chine? po you understand the laws of autosuggestion
and persuasion? Do you have a winning personality?
Business men are interested in turning "sense" into
dollars. ! One's idea factory must, be kept going these
days. Knowledge is not power, but the use of it Isl
Good memory, clear thinking, organized faculties,
character insight these are th4 supreme qualities of
leadership.
i Build ahother story to your head. The designs are
furnished by this brain architect.
TO BE INTRODUCED BY Saturdays Hon. w. a. Ekwaii,
, , : Municipal Judge; MONDAY. Mr.
H- C. Pownall, Kiwanian : TUESDAY; Mr. Nelson Pike, Pike Sc. O'Neil
Co.: WEDNESDAY, Mr. John T. Hartog. sales manager P. G. & C. Co. :
THURSDAY, Dr. Thos. Wj Watts, Rotarian. '
SAFE J SANE CLEAR DIRECT Touching the
j Everyday Lives of Men and Women
"An orator of note and a teaeher of high repute." L. a. Evening Herald.
First Church, of Christ, Scientist
f Portland, Oregon
i ! ANNOUNCES A'
Free Lecture on
Christian Science
Mr. Paul
By
S Stark Seeley, C S. B.
Of PortlandJ Oreron
Member of tho Board of Lectureshiii of th Mother OinrrV.
The First Churchi of Christ. Scientist, in Boston. Massachnsrtta
In the! Municipal Auditorium
Saturday,1 September 9, 8 P. M.
f THE PCBUC IS CORDIALLY INVITED !
We Ten It With VALUES'
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Expresses j in enviable term's
all . the style propriety for which
"Sweet Sixteen" has become noted
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And no less worthy a consid
eration is the high estimate of
yalue that is a distinct part of
every garment brought prom
inently to notice at. .... . . . . .
The Higher
Grades
It matters not how
rich in styling, how
magnificent in fab
ric, We have them
here, j priced the
"Sweet Sixteen"
way lat from $25
to $375.
The New Fall Models in
Suits, Coats, Wraps
and Dresses
Are here now in & wider assortment than can be found
elsewhere- and by far the smartest fancies. r
A PROMISE
FROM NEW YORK
Our Mr. Albert Harris, at
the head of our New j York
buying organization, prom
ised the women of Portland
the most attractive collec
tion: of the leading! Fall
models, and he gave them
to us plenty of them.
To see them is a real
pleasure to women on the
brink of expectation, j
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Coats
Dependable in characters of
Purs and workmanship
not expensive but; priced
the "Sweet Sixteen" way.
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New York
Seattle
- Los Angeles
San Francisco
145-147 Broadway
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Close Your Real! Estate Deal
the Modern Way
THIS is how it's done:! the buyer and the seller s
call at our ESCROW DEPARTMENT. The seller
deposits his deed. The buyer deposits his moneys.
So far as they are concerned, that's the end of ihe
matter. Both may now go about their regular busi
ness, without annoyance, attention to details ;or loss
of time. ' I ' ; 5 j
Behind the scenes our ESCROW DEPARTMENT i?
functioning rapidly and efficiently. Experts examine jail
papers involved! Accountants' apportion rents and insurance
premiums. If there are any liens to be released, mortgages
to be paid, fire insurance policies to be assigned, we attend
to that. . - . -'' ;
When all conditions have been complied with, we record
i papers, pay off taxes, liens (and realtor's commission ind
issue a Title Insurance Policy. We mail the deed and re
leases to the buyer. We mail a check and statement of
account to the seller. i ! ' .
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Both buyer and seller are saved time and relieved' of
details. Both enjoy the disinterested service and Collective
! j experience of an efficient organization of specialists. -;
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Closing real estate deals- through our ESCROW DE
PARTMENT is surprisingly easy, simple and satisfactory.'
Before closing the next deal, consult with our Escrow
' ' ' Officer. "You incur no obligation. .. j 5 I -
TITLE and TRUST
COMPANY
TITLE AND TRUST BUILDING, PORTLAND;
91 Fourth
Street
Broadway
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