The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 13, 1922, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextV7 ' FEIDAY, OCTOBEIl 13, 1322- 1'HE UKEGON . DAILY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND, OREGON. RIVER PROJECTS . RkSi We Give S. & H. Stamps With Purchases Amounting:' to ,10c or -More Place Your Orders Now for " Engraved Greeting Cards With the. holiday season fast approaching-, no time should be lost in placing your orders for engraved cards. Large assortment newest designs ready for your inspec tion. AH work guaranteed. Stationery Dept., ist Floor. Hair Bobbing: AUTHORIZED TO . WAIT FOR MONEY Portland Agency for Now McCaO. Printed Patterns V Portlaad rf Agoncy . ' ; for Horn ' Journal .'Patterns Our men barbers are experts Jn- this workand diplo mats in handling children. Hearts Desire curl, curled bob,-.' straight cutv etc. Bring the "little ones" In 'during the morning hours if possible. Our work will please! Barber Shop, Near Beauty Parlors ' . ft'-,- i J. RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS. IMOTWSQN. AtPCS. WEST PfllW, M4D TtWTH gTHFETS-J 44 Washington. Oct.. WASHING TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL.) iLieo tenant Colonel Pillbury, in charge pT the river and harbor division of the chief of engineers in tke absence of general Harry C. Taylor, was asked to clear up confusion wnicn naa arisen as to when appropriations may . be available and work be sun on new projects authorized by the .a-lver and harbor bill recently signed by the pres ident. . Among these are the Columbia river channel improvement,- the jetties at Coos Bay, the Umpqua narbor Im prwement, "dike removal from Wil lamette slough and CUatskanie river. It had been indicated by some of the news reports that work oivnew proj ects might be taken up at once. CAHJfOT BE DOJCE "That cannot be done," said Colonel Pillsbury, "In the lastact appropriat ing 142,500.000 for rivers and harbors It was distinctly stated that this money was lor Trpsecuuon oC projects ner' tofore authorized.', This was not lan guage carelessly inserted, but was a deliberate direction by congress. "There will be no money available to spend on projects! recently au thorized, therefore, Wntli congress makes appropriations for 1 them, and old balances cannot be used for that purpose. There are in the recent bill however, a lew modifications of exist ing projects, to which . this does not apply." i EXPECTS SLIGHT DEJiAT Lieutenant Colonel pillsbury added that little actual delay will occur, aa congress will soon be in session again and is expected to pass a bill carrying appropriations for the new projects, en abling work to be started next spring or early summer, which. In most cases, Is about as early as it could be begun In any event. . The, engineers are preparing esti mates for the next year's work, which Includes all authorized projects, include In those carried in tha new bill. These estimates, go to the director of tha budget and will be submitted to congress at the beginning of the next session. Lieutenant Colonel Pillsbury reterrea to the Columbia river plan as virtually an Intensive program or the work al ready under way. Including the provid ing of a new dredge, and money win be asked for this work in the next ap propriation bill. This statement confirm the impres sion of local government engineers as quoted in The Journal that while many new projects have been authorized no SBoney would be avauaDie unui speciiic appropriation had been made by con cress. Actually getting the money ia counted only- less difficult than secur ing authorization. Postal Employes Are Now Offered Free 'Health Examination Washington, Oct. (WASHING TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL) Employes of th Portland and Astoria postofiices are among tnose wno, in. 67 cities, are offered . the opportunity pf'free medical examination by gov ernment physicians. Portland and Se- atfle are among the cities wnere irom one to six employes may be examined each day by relier stations or tne public health service. Astoria and Ta coma are among those where the fa cilities win enable 15 examinations a month to be made. The method followed is to make a MimBldta examination upon applica tion by the employe, who is informed what physical deficiency, lr any. is found, and whether a doctor, dentist. oculist or other specialist should be consulted. ' LINUS PAULIXGU HOlfOKET) Oregon Agricultural College; Corval- 11s, Oct. 1J. Linus Pauling, an honor graduate from the school or cnemicai enrinerinar in 1922. accepted the fel lowship offered by the California Insti tute of Technology, where he Is study ing for his doctor's degree. TOrRTEEir ffOTJlD DEBATE Oregon Agricultural College. Corval- 11. Oct. IS. Fourteen men have re ported for tryouts for the triangular debate with the University of Oregon and Reed college, according to C. Bi Mitchell, .professor, of public speaking. Closely resembling a watch In form and size Is a pocket barometer in vented In England for Indicating weather changes. BOOTH ' JKOSfjJUO? Novelty and Conservative FOOTWEAR , PRICED AT .95 K $n 4M nm equaled I CHAIN Store values Saturday- Another Big Day at the Store of Bteralues BBBSSBBBBBBBBSfc Men's and Young Men's Quality Clothes What's your idea of clothes economy? Isn't it (rood" style, everyday satisfaction long service? That's where quality tells! Our Clothing Shop is splendidly prepared to meet the requirements of every man who seeks Quality Clotaes at a moderate price Kirschbaum and Other Nationally Known Makes Clothes that are correctly tailored and made from the finest of fabrics. Conservative models for 'business men and the latest novelty cuts for. young fellows. And the beauty about our suits is their uniform prices -$25 to $45. Men's Store, Main Floor. New Rain Coats Raincoats of the celebrated f Ford Overcoats guaranteed U. Si Rubber Co. make. Good absolutely rainproof. $35-$50 roomy styles. Priced only $15 Other reliable makes in rain- English Raincoats at $30 coats priced at $25 to $40 Sale of Men's Hats $5 Grade $3.85 Main Floor- F rmk Schoble high-grade . felt Hats in all the late blocks. Gray, brown, olive, green, slate, etc. Broken lines, but all-sizes 6U to 7H in the sale. Regular $5 QK Hats on sale special )Q00 Men's Rain Hats -the well known Joseph E. Ward make Fine imported quality especially adapted to this climate. Tan and two shades of green. The ideal Hats for wet P4 AA weather. Priced at tDteUU Vests and Sport Coats Bradley Knit Vests,, warm and comfortable. Priced '$3.50 Weber Sweaters, pure wor sted, slip-on style, no sleeves tomorrow, priced only $6.00 Bradley Sport Coats tomor- row priced at $3.50 and $4 rar Kjiit ots, v neCK, ' noclcets with buttoned flans Built for service. Ony $7.50 Weber Sport Coats, riPstitch, 2 pockets. Priced only $6.00 Boys' Suits $0.85 With 2 Pairs Knickers Main Floor Sturdy, w e rl vi ade Suits that will give splen did service under all condi tions. Cassimeres, Tweeds, Cheviots in an excellent as sortment of patterns and col ors. Coats have all around belts and patch or set-in pockets. 2 pairs full lined knickers go with flQ QJT each "suit. Special DeOJ Overcoats our fall and winter lines are now at their "best. . All -the. new styles, all the new color. Prices range $12.50-$25 Featuring Two Notable Coat Sales Second Floor The Garment Store will be the scene, of active buy ing tomorrow, for we have arranged several exceptional offerings that , will appeal to women who are ' looking for good practical garments for Fall wear at small cost. Read details below Women's Goats $44.95 Second Floor A glance at these Coats will tell yo.u that they were never intended to sell at so low a price. Richest of fabrics Oerona, Pandora, Tweeds, etc. Beautiful sport models for utility wear and the more dressy styles. Semi-tailored, plaited, beltedr and loose effects with convertible collars of self-material or cara-' cul. Black, brown, navy and mixtures in the favored fljlf OK--colors. Practically all sizes. Tomorrow special at tDrrrretO. Junior Coats $33 Second Floor Charmingly youthful in design these Coats are the very newest creations brought out this season. Siiyertone, Bo livia, Velour, Plaids, etc. Dressy loose models and many smart belted effects with convertible, scarf or cape collars of self ma terial. All are silk lined. Black, navy, beaver, .brown and J?QQ sorrento. Sizes 12 to 17 years. Specially priced at only DOO Women's Suits at $45 Saturday Special Second Floor High-class Suits selected from our regular stock. Duvet de Laine, Veldyne, Gerona, Tweeds, Checks, etc. In this group we have included models for all types of figures. Straight line, blouse, box and novelty cuts in many variations of the mode. Some are embroidered others are trimmed with folds; braids, buttons, etc. Black, brown, navy, gray and fljl C Aft sorrento. All sizes 16 to 46. Priced special at tDIOsUU Garment Salons, 2d Floor 1 M'T Radium Silk Gowns $5. 95 --Underwear Dept., Second Floor giving Portland -women another demon stration of our value-giving supremacy. Daintiest of Night Gowns made up in extra quality Radium Silk in flesh color. Choice of several pretty styles, tailored jC QC or-Jace trimmed. Priced at only DtistJ : .i- : - : - -- Radium Silk. Step-In Chemise '; .$3.45 Second - Floor Tou will "want" several of thesfe delightful garments when you; .see how attractive they vare. Tailored j and trimmed effects. Excellent qual- I?QC ity material. : Priced at only DOsTcO Philippine ; Gowns ! Hand-made Night Gowna of fine quality laundered nainsook. Kimono sleeves tound or v necic riana-emoroiaerea ana nana- sewed. Underwear of individu ality and charm.. Special at $2129 Underwear Dept. 2nd Floor .. . T. -u. - 4 Get Ready for Halloween Halloween with its happy par ties calls for its particular kind of decorations and favors to make the affair a success. Here are match less stoeks of the very things that will make your party all that a Halloween . affair s h o u Id be. NewTailoredBlouses Special $6.98 J Second Floor The increasing demand for Tailored Blouses prompted us to take all the maker had of these attractive models, knowing our customers would be glad of the opportunity to buy them at so low a price. Made up in excellent quality Crepe de Chine and Radium Silk in. white. Neat, becoming styles with V or round necks arid Peter Pan collars. Plaited and tucked. Q? QO Your inspection invited. Specially priced at toOa0 Wool Flannel Middies Special $5 Second Floor And most remarkable values they are at the price. Red and navy flannel Middies in regulation and yoke styles with V necks. With and without front lacings. I Frettily trimmed with braids. faizes range from 8 years to' 44 bust. Priced special at .rdy $5.00 Ivory Soap 25c Special 5 Cakes Main Floor Limit 5 cakes to a customer and none sold or de livered t above price except with other purchases made in the Drug Dept. Ivory OC Soap special 5 cakes, .' Toiletries Jergens" B. & A. Lotion; 37c Revelation T. Powder at 25c Hinds'" H. & A. 5rearn 65c Mum Deodorantrft'spnly 25c Mentholatum v 1 8c -atid' 33c Tevla Hand Lotion only 24c , Mennen's :Shavet Cream 43c Pear's, Scented JSoap at 22c Purola Shave Cream at 19c Pepsodent TootH "Paste 37c S. S. S,; 2 sites95c,' $1.60 Phillips' Milk of ; Magnesia' in two sizes--priced 25c and 38c Listerine at 188c, 78c -Lavoris at! 18cs 38c. ' 78c "National Candy Day" "the Sweetest Day! of the Yearw Everybody ' appreciates OWK Sweets. Read over this list of specials for National Candy Day. Glasd' Nougat- ;a delicious' high- grade' corrfectrbn.' OfT ; Specially priced, a pouhd O I Chocolates, assorted, lb. 50c Ws Sell HeUn Ardelle Dollar MinU choco- QQ late! ! coated sweets lb. OOC English i Toff , ry A JT body's favorite, a pound f40U -Assorted Chocolates "our reg ular 75c grade.- Put' up (Sf"t in 2-lb.- "boxes; special at DJL High-Grade Chocolates We rave SI & H. Green Trading Stamps Drug Department Main Floor New Sport Scarfs Main Floor Stripes and plaids in all the bright colorings alsd the favored solid shades. With and without belts and poekets. You will find here many styles not shown elsewhere in the city. Priced $4.95 to S10.95 Handkerchiefs 3 for $1 Main Floor. Dainty Madeira Handkerchiefs with one corner hand-embroidered designs in all white. Also new Swiss Tissue colored Linen and Voile Hand kerchiefs at only(P- AA 35c each 3 lor tiJAsUU New: Buckles Metal, onyx and combination Buckles, Slides and Cabashions for capes, drape - dresses and coats. Many different colors and finishes at 50c to $3.95 Drape Veils at V4 Off $2.35 Grades tit $1.77 $3.95 Grades at $2.97 Main Floor Women's Shetland Drape Veils in a special clearaway Saturday at off regular selling prices. Large assortment of designs with many different border pat terns. Generous in size and very, serviceable. - Black, brown, navy, taupe, gray, rust. Regular $2.35 to $3.95 Veils, Specially priced for Friday at $1.77 to $2.97 Sale of VeilLengths Main Floor Plain and fancy mesh Veil ings in plain or with chenille dots the V latter in self and contrasting colors. Black and. the most wanted color com binations in the sale. Lengths suffi cient tot veils. Priced special at 49c 49c Millinery Clearance i ' r f Choose Any Trimmed Hat Selling at $10 to $45 Second Floor The Great Serhi-An-nual Clearance of Millinery con tinues Saturday wih still splendid assortments from which to choose. Certain it is, no such hat values have been offered in Portland here tofore this season. Sport Hats, Dancing Hats, Dinner' Hats; Street Hats, Outing Hats large hats, me dium hats, small hats no reserve every trimmed hat on display in the department now offered at price. All All All All All AD S10.0O $12.50 $15.00 $16.50 $18.50 $20.00 $22.50 Hats Hat now 'Hats now Hats now Hat now Hat now Hats now i 5:00 6J25 7.50 f 8.25 9.25 10.00 11.25 All $25.00 All $27.50 -AII $30.00 -AU; $35.00 AU $370 All $40.00 All $45.00 Hats now Hats ' now. Hats aow Hats now Hats now Hats - vow Mats $12.50 $13.75 $15.00 $17.50 518.75 $20.00 $22.50 Millinery Salons,1 2d Floor Sale Wool Sweaters Bargain Circle, Main Floor One would scarcely think of going through, the winter season without a Sweater. Particularly when it is pos sible to buy one for so little money. These are of splendid quality wool in plain and fancy weaves. Ruffneck, slip on and tuxedo styles. Plain and combi nation colors. All sizes 36 to 46. On sale Friday extra special at only $5.00 Groceries 4th Floor Tuna Fish, White Q1 Star, 25c. tins special at Premium Chocolate, Ofl Baker's, 25 c ! cakes for AUt Dried Prunes, medium siie - special 2 lbs. for Van Camp's Beaaa on special sale ?at 10c, 15c and 20c Dried Mushrooms," im- QC ported priced at pound OtlC 25c $2,501 Basement Sale of Children's Fall Hats Mothers! here's an opportunity to buy the children's tchobl hats at a very special low price! Great variety of styles and shapes and colors. .. Come to our Basement Store and share in these good savin lew Hats! special at $2.50 $2.50 Sale of Men's High Sho es $8.50, $9 and $10 Values . --No. .634 Bok calf blucher. hieh toe, full double (Pf QfT sole. Were '$10. SpecialDOOt No. 666 Black Vicl Kid bluch er, wide high ; toe, "waterproof Neolln sole. Formerly OCt QC $oIdt 9.00. Special OUsOu No. 691 tony -rred ! ; grained leather bal. Were OP f S. SO. Now priced at OU.OU . l 5 - Shoe Department, Main Floor The biggest shoe value we have offered in monthsl Hundreds, of pairs of Men's Shoes from our regular stock on sale at sharp re ductions f torn former prices.- Men who' need new $hoe$ will miss a real bargain if they miss these, No. 632 Gunmetal Eng lish high-grade Shoes. Were i : formerly Qf DP $10.06. Special; DU.OeJ No. 675 Brown Kid Blucher, medium -Tound toe, or CJC Off En dish. $10.00 grade DUsOJ No. 681 Tan calf bal.. French be, fancy perforations.' ! QfZ ytre$8.S0: Special tDO.OO Jio. 682 Tan calf on English last with Neolin sole." C OF Were $8. So. Special tDUsOeJ i 'A v I 1 1 ; i li.T A K n A n A A n n n t i if 1 . -1. r : " . . 1"'