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1 1 . FRIDAY;; OCTOBER 20, 1922J THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, . PORTLAND, . OREGON. V STATE MEDICAL BODY TO MEET AT.HEAtTH SHOW J- TTis annual convention . of, the Ore Eon .'Stt Medical - -mmoclation will take- !aca in Portland October 26 And J7 with headquarter at the Portland hoetl, la conJtincUoiii with the 'Oregon Health Exposition, .which la to be held at Tlws Auditorium, October Zs-Kovenv bei- 4. Tbe convention of medical men win assemnie delegates from every . ranehi organization? in th j state for , the meeUt which will take; the1 place of th usnai convention held la June and . which- WM -postponed this year anui'-tms use. : - : - ' if VrJ- Clarence J. McCusker la nresi dee o the stat organization and will preside at the convention.' The first meeting" will begin at 8 a. n. Thursday " with legislative business and reports, and will be followed by diagnostic clinics at 9 o'clock at the -oruana tree dispensary, tne county hoarital and the Portland sanitarium. The sessions of the second: day will Include Qiscusalons j of pulmonary sequela, of oral 'and nasal operations and practical aspects; of recent nutri tional studies for th morning session and an extensive program of papers on various subjects for; the afternoon session at 3 o clock, r : Man's Desire for fRevenge May Lead To Term in Prison Full of revenge after havinK served a 90-day sentence and paid a 300 fine tn Tacoma because of the alleged "double-crossing" of a bootlegger friend, C. O. Holton of Portland sought to get even by stealing what he believed to be his friend's automobile, according to aft alleged confession Holton made to Assistant United States : Attorney Bynon. --But Holton made a mistake and got another man's car. ; Now ,he faces a bng term in McNeil Island for viola tion -of the federal motor vehicle theft act. v ' Holton is said to have admitted to the prosecutor that within a few min ts. after he stole the auto truck in Tacoma last summer, his mind be came frensied, and that on several oc casions -he was tempted to run the ma chine off some high, embankment and get-ridi of it. He teas arrested at Salem. - ... . ,3. Holton is 34 years old, and until re cently jwas engaged in " the transfer business in "Portland,.- He i served 1J months overseas with the fist division h the recent World war. Holton. told Bynon that the name of his '"bootlegger friena," whom he : charged with be traylag him. was Al La Flam. Bynon . has not learned the nam of the owner C the truck. 9 8 atcj Going Traveling? Lct Our Travel Bureau Take Care of the Details-There Is No Charge for This ServiceSecond Floor ; Needlework Guild Week - Help the Poor by rontriboHng 2 Article for DUtributiea Days October 24. 25, 25 6 dierks Confess I To Mail Eobbery I l. t Council Bljiff s is i. " fcCowcl&P-Bluffs, Iowa. Oct. 20.J (XJ-. !.) irSii-'of the 41 ma41 clerks lor whom warrants .have been Issued for alleged pilfering' "of transcontinental mail-; at the ; JJnionPacifle transfer' here have confessed. Commissioner W. A. Biers said today. . ' V The ,4nen were released on bonds ranging from $250 to 91500 after plead ing guilty at their preliminary hearing this morning. : -i, Those who confessed are: t Lawn Brooks of Bed Oak. Iowa, and Beryl . "Armstrong, Leonard Bristowv " Floyd S. Campbell, Clarence" "Donnelly pd Charles Ray of pound! Bluffs.No bond was fixed for Ray. Pilfering jot mails has been under way- for more than; a year, and the total loss will run. into many thou sands' of dollars. Postal Inspector C. H. Glenn, whb conducted the investigation, declared. . t . ;A Japan has eight plants which harden whale, fish and some vegetable oils for soap making; with hydrogen cheaply obtained by , 'the. decomposition of water by electrolysis Jt. i K I Men's Wprk "- . "'-': SHOES I' I I 5 re- t - -4 right in that lunch basket ; s i r-- r? - - n nnn , 1 SATURDAY'S SHOFFIN0 Coat Sale Ejcttd L 1 Women I : ' n lit ." 'A Great One Day Uri&eielling Event . e :$44 ! L-l ; ; -Quality Coats from our own regular stock U-everjv garment an exceptional bargain at vhe above price. Pandora, corfluYai, 5tev tnna and Mixtures in : browns, grays, tans. navy and black. Solid colors and. many in handsome new stripes and plaids. Dressy models in loose wrap effects, also) belted styles for sport and street wear. All are lined and the tailoring- is of the highest order. -tt yon have a Coat touy don't - SAA lift miss this splendid opportunity! OtxUI ' . ,i 1 - - ' . ' U ' ; ' 's Suits a Very Special Offering Second Fleer ' A Sale that will appeal to the woman who is looking for a hlgfa-ciass Suit at . a moderate price, ' Box, semi-box and rstraightline models in styles that are iiew and attractive. Convertible collars, detachable belts, f lare Sr tailored sleeves'. Some have fur collars. Black navy, sorrento and browii. On sale Saturday at $53.00 J- $53 Women'sPetticbats Special $2198 Center. Circle, 1st Floor Silk Jersey and Heatherbloora tops with Taffeta flounces. Plaited styles, trimmed with small ruffles. Black and all the favored col ors Pric'ed 'special Saturday $2.98 Juniors Dress In a Feature Showing: Junior Shop, 2d Floor The variety you will seefhere is representative of the best types in girls' and misses' dresses produced this season. Each model portrays the very spirit of youthful charm and grace. Wool Crepe, Georgette, Serge. Poiret Twill, Crepe de Chjne, Canton Grepe, Velvet and combinations of other hlgh clasy materials. Come to the Junior Shop "and view these delightful frocks. Special af $10 to $43.75 Junior's Fall Coats Special $22s95 Sale Sport Middies v Special $1.98 Center Circle, 1st Floor White Galatea Middies in several attractive styles with and. without yokes. Trimmed with white braid. Some with wool collars. Qt QQ Sizes .6 yrs. to 40 bust. Special tDJ-eaO es 4 Junior Shop, 2d Floors-Practical Coats for cool wear. Made up in Bolivia and .Velour in sorrento, navyi tan and brown. Belted plaited-and -straightline models w;th large or small, collars. Sizes 10 to 14 years. Priced very special at m ova iuiiii v $22.95 Women's Bath Robes Second Floor Warm,-comiy Roes made up In 'blan ket material. Square and roll collars. . Variety of new floral and conventional designs in all favored colors. All sizes. Priced $5.75 $6.95. $8.50, $12.50 RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS. Tyr Km. 9-r eaea, Tvrrw rrTT T. Halloween Novelties 4-Favors, Score Cards, Invitatioss, Luncheon Sets," Streamers,; Crepe Paper, Caps." Masks,: Snappers, Cutouts,- Jack O'Lanterns everything :to make that Halloween party', a suc cess on display at tbe Dennison Booth. Second Floor1 Shop early! : :(NIY SAtE V EnglisK T4ffe. the favor A R"J ite confection - priced, lb.! ff-O DeUar - Mints, r chocolate QQ A coated-fecial. itb"e pound vOC Assorted Chocolates our rilar 1C a pound gfade. Oa""f ' A sae Sati-layi;U.ilHx;.W lf::U SEW SeeHBBMMMMiSaMSBMBMpMBjaWMMV 11 II I I I p 111! I . I I I I II I ; 't. I 4. l,i'"isT j - ' ..Jj, ; 1 a'KWe' Give'iJ Ac ft Greesi J'TraJing Stftip Withy, 1 Purchases' Amoue ting r", : 1 ' j ' ' te I Dc - or More" -'?1riiw4ys-Asfc lerj .. Tkenu: f ' . : Choice of Alii, Tnrtime Hats -This, . Sale takes' in our entire' stock of Trimmed Hats, and in' addition a: special purchase shipment of 200 hats just received. - Models that reflect the latest style tendencies. : Large hats, medium hats, small hats black and colors. 12.S0 to f 40.00 Trimmed Hats on Sale Saturday $6.25 to $20.00 Second Jloor J -r You'll Want the Right Greme Oil Soap 10 Cakes 50C Main Floor None sold or delivered at the above trice except with other purchases made in the Drug Dept. and -not more than to cakes to a customer. 'Creme Oil Soap. KftA on sale' Saturday to cakes fJJ Toiletries . ' Boradent Tooth Paste, tube 25c Euthymol Tooth Paste, tube 25c Odoroho, 3 sizes, 27c, 55c 90c Creme Elcaya, the jar only 59c Pebeco 'Tooth . Paste, tube 39c -PepsodenttiToothiPaste only 45c Colgate's Shaving Cream at 35c Coty's Face Pwdr., all colors 89c Mennen's1 Talcum Powder at 23c Krank's Lemon Cream, jar $1.00 Djerkiss Face Powder 50c, 85c Cuticura Soap 22c, box 65c Williams Shaving Cream, stick or powder priced at only 35c Sepol Shampoo at 50c and $1.00 Sepol Lemon Castile Soap 25c -Tevla. Hand Lotion at .only 39c Revelation Tooth Powder at 25c Squibb's Petrolatum, bottle 85c Squibb's Petrolatum, 6 for $4.75 Jergen's B. & A. Lotion at 37c Bocabella Castile Soap only 22c Fancy Ribbons 35c Yard Mam Floor Silk and metal brocade Ribbons for ' trimmings and fancy work. AJso picot and plain edge two-tone Ribbons of excel- OKp lent quality! Saturday, yard Otlv New Veilings latest novelties, just it? by-express. Plain and fancy mesh t Veilings,. In black, brown, navy, taupe and .two tone effects, "Many new. chenille dot patterns, Jn. the assortment. L On. itit aturday at 65c ao $15 yr4 Drape Veils r Large square; shapes and? the! half sizes. Square and hexagon meshes, with fancy and woven borders. Somex have colored cheniHe dots, others with the, new lace borders. Greeting Cards Now is the time to place your order for engraved Personal Greet ing Cards. Latest designs-may be seen-at the Stationery Counter on the Main Floor, Inspection invited. Overcoat HERE you may choose from a great assemblage of', the type of Overcoats well-dressed men will wear this season. Cor rect, practical styles! Fine tai loring! And moderate, prices. Km An almost 'unlimited variety to choose from Storm Coats. Ulsters, Ulsterettea, : Raglans, Box Coats, silk-lined Chesterfields. Tailored In warm fleecy fabrics, plaid backs, ; tweeds, smooth-finish weaves. You owe It to. your self to see these hlfrh plass Overcoats. Ex pert salesmen to wait jpon you.; Men's 8tore, Main f loor. Morrison entrance. & f 8trtr Gane Sugar Special (g ' Fourth - F I o o r Delivered only with, other groceries. We reserve the fight to limit purchases. Best .Cane fi "j Sugar--14 lbs. 'for only Porl Sausage Government inspected, ten der and tasty. Order a good supply for your Sunday break fast. Fresh rink Pork OP Sausage on, sale, lb, dOfZ New Dromedary : Dates, On sale Saturday 2. pkgs for -45c New Brazil Nuts, 2 lbs. 35c New Dried Prunes specially priced Saturday 2 lbs. for 25c Jersey- C Flahes, p kg". 10c Model Grocery 4thFloor Saturday Special . $4 Canton Grep lit NeW Light and Dark Colors Special $3.48 Yard Main FJoor Handsome all-silk: Canton of fine! weave. The season's most favored fabric fori gowns and dresses. Shon in a full selection of .an .the new light and dark colors. Regular Jt4.0O grade. ! Saturday, yard $3.48 60c Lining 45c Habutine a silk and lisle fabric of snlendid quality for lising and underwear, purposes. . BlackJ wuuc, iicso, uiuwm ana icu. KeRuiar sell ing price 60c. On sale -Saturday, a yard We Give S. 4: H. Green Trading Stamp Sale of Children's Shoes $1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 $4.95 --CLndren's Scoffers ;of tan or smoked .elk. Sixes ? OCC ti 84-14.00 alue 5JLeJ Girls' School Shoes of tan calfskin or smoked elk. Broad toe last with flat heels and""welt "soles. New ' Dawn and Buster Brown makes. Sixes iV io 7. ReeuJar 7-00 and 17.50 Shoes Boys' Shoes of black or . brown " calf. Leather or Neolin soles. . Made on semi English last. Buster Brown make. Sizes l to 6. Regular S.So values. 5Q QK Priced extra special Saturday' DOes7tl Misses' Shoes of black kid or brown cilf. Heel or spring heeL. Some Iri Buster 3rown ,make. Regular 4.50 QO QP and 15.00 Shoes, special pair Die7tJ Boys Shoes ganmetal ' lace, . medium round toe.- . : Leather ' br- Neorin soles. Broken sizes. Regular 3.50 (?"f Qff grade. Saturday special, pair JLmUO Shoe Dept Main Floor - ' . fe : - fepecial Six f or v 85c Main Floor Women's pure linen Handker chief s in a igreat variety f different col ors also white with - dainty corner : em broidery designs in white and cxloirsvOKe Extraordinary values IScr-ot 6 fot j OtJi " 1 Sport Kerchief s " Novelty Sport Handkerchiefs in a -large assortment of the, very newest patterns colored borders, checks, hemstitched, appli que and stenciled eff ectsf 65c 75c 85c Sale oi Neckwear ! At 59c Main Floor Planen Lace Col lars, Shaped Collars, .Collar and Cuff Sets choice i of many at tractive -a t y 1 e s for - dresses, sweaters and suits. 'Sat- fTQ urday priced special at dC Boudoir Caps Main Floor Net," Crepe and Wash Satin, trimmed with laces and ribbons.- Regular Q ' $125 Boudoir Caps at only O JL s New, SpoTt Scarf s fc Special t?2.69 Brushed Wool Scarfs i n several solid colors, with fancy striped bor ders a t ends, v 2 yards long. Finished with hand knotted fringe. - These sell'!inthe . Tegular.. C Q way at $3.50. Special OAieOil r Sale Gossard Corsets Rarely : does snch an opportunity E resent f itself and the . woman , who nows about the many superior f ea-i tures possessed by Gossard . Corsets will quickly avail herself this saving. V Several Attractive Models ; in" the Sale- Discontinued .numbers but none tb3er less desirable, s All are made from very, best of materials. "-' Sizes and Quantity ; 1 Corset. sSe 1 3 size 20 1- sue 21 27 sue 22 36 size 36 6 size 2418 size 25 6 sixe 26 13 size 276 size 289 size 29 8 size 30--1 size 3U Regular $8.50 to $25.00 Gossard Corsets .at $45 to $12.50 Sale Art Gbngoleums i -Shown in Attractive AUovar Patterns 9x12 fL Pieces at &3 17.6x9 ft. Pieces at $5.55 1-9x10.6 ft.? Pieces $7.77 :i 6x9 ft.' Pieces at $4.44 9x3 ft Pieces at $6.65 T -4-Rug Dept-Third . Floor. Day rr-of the- its.;. Sale! 1. Plan to take advantage of this underselling event and supply hosiery - ne e d s for months to come. - See display st Bargain Circle, 1st Floor; '...Sale Items H Wpsnen's;- Sflk- and Wool and Silk and Cotton "Hose in mixtures and dropstitch ef fects. I r r e g uiars .-'QQA Priced special, a pair IO I Full-fashioned Lisle Hose with reinforced heel and toe. Black and desirable colors. Saturday ipr i c e 4 SCK A . pairs $2.25 pair cOJ C Wayne Knit Outsize Lisle Hose 1 in ' white . and colors. F nil- fashioned. J- fin Priced special, pair DJ.sU U i-Irregnlars of, $3.50 full- f a sh toned sasf C Hose. " "Special, pr. S1.98 Featuring Men'-s Suits $35 $40 $45: , . . - , . ' - Kirschbaum and other nationally-known makes clot hs that are correctly tailored, from the finest of materials obtainable. , The man of critical taste will have no trouble-in finding the right style here for every new model' of the season is represented. Our Fall and Winter lines are now at heir best. Step in and let .us show you Clothes of Quality ' at tow;; cost--Men's" Store, Mains Floor. - Dependable Furnishings . ' Men's Gloves mochas and capes in Perrin's , and ; Dent's makes also Auto , and Strap wrist - effects In Hansen make. Dress Gloves $3 to $5 Driving Gloves at $3 to $7.50 Lined Gloves priced '$1.65 to $2.50 Interwoven Hose mercerized lisle, silk,' silk and wool,' cash mere. Priced 40c to $1.50 pr. Men's Shirts, Bates i Street. Arrow, Knickerbocker sod other well-known makes. All the new; fall patterns checks, stripes; etc. Madras, silk-stripes and percales. Priced $2 to; $4.00 Men's NighC Shirts jnad from best quality outing flanneL Priced special $1.25 to $3.50 xtra long Kight Shirts $2.50 Boys' 2-Knicker Suits -Dubbelbilt and Other Fine Makes f nun iiwir i cm - seicwi (iicir . wja clothes here with every assurance, of getting "the utmost itr value land courteous- service. Our 2-Knlckef Suits are inade for service f as well is looks. Step in and look them j ovef. Priced $3.85. S12.50. 15 to $20 Mackiriaws Patrick, Oregon City and other - dependable makes. . Guaranteed ' all-wool fabrics. Handsome new . ; patterns $8.50 to $17.50 sluvenile Mackinaws at $5.85' Boys ; Winter Vver coats ; all the popular styles are here. Warm comfortable i Overcoats that will afford -ample protection in, all sorts of weather. Moderately, priced at . $7.85 to $25.00 Raincoats,- Cajpies At $4.50 Boys' Rain Coats and Rain Capes , of guaranteed quality rubber. Priced $4.50 Tweed Rain Coats priced at $25.00 V Crecn Ch!!Chceso ; L: