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SOMETHING NEW
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1 In Children's j Footwear
fc . . , . I ..-.f, : - I
Peaectly flttlaar. eaey wUk
tfte bHltr ! staad -a koM
taelr otra Ike roughest
age aad ta kardeet kaoeka aa
active, atardr. care-free little boy
r girl could possibly sire theas
while at tke aame time (aad ALL
tha tlaie) posaeaslna; tke atrle aad
dlatlactloa of tke handsomest,
sasat faaltleaaly made, akoe for
rrowa-aaa. ' ''
Kippy Klogs for Kids '
are altogether INDIVIDUALS-the
latent ereatlda of a maker whose
regular suea's aad wdmea's foot
wear - llaea have for inaar years
-Field tke preference . of tke moat
exaetlaaly , fasfldtoua . trade' la
America,' Oaly tke finest grade of
loaa-llved leather araes lato tkem
eoft, pliable, wonderfully 'strong
aad darable, Special eoaatruetloa
make tkem aracllrnllr SKAM
LBS absolutely SMOOTH laalde.
It la great satlafaetloa to ea
eeuatrr ' each aaleadld material
aad workmaaskla aowadara. Oaee
ToaVa seea tkem yoa'lt sever
anla lie aatlafled to provide
VOUR Kiddy with the eommoa.
plaee footgear roangatere too oft--
are forced ta wear. I '
AND, " DOLLAR , FOR DOLLAR.
YOU'LL RBCKIVKI PAR BUTTER
VALUE THAN KVEll BBKOHB
WAS TIICKBD INTO A PAIS or
CHILDREN'S HHOHS.
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828 Willamette . r':i'
Police Court Cases ;
: Few Durins: Morning
, This ! morning trctirity was vausunlly
lignt In police court, only four appearing
in answer to summonw left la their cars
by lh traffic department.
Mrs, W. M tide .paid $0 for crossing
,tlie street Intersection at 'i'entb and Qui
at more than l'J miles an bour.
u. u, Brien paid for uorking over
time on Wtllnmetto street.' A Tanner
paid t'2 for narking his car In a safety
. tone. It (. Iladley also parked his vnr
in a safety aone, and waa assessed 2.
Rails In Place For
New Streetcar Line
Halls for the afreet railway system on
, nlliamette street, between Kleventh
and Thirteenth, were being hauled into
place today by the rlotilbern 1'aclflc
vrew. Ties were pinned -Tuesday, and tin
gravel bed bad bceii .laid beforo that
time.1 I,,
v The new rails art, Q2 feet In length.
' and each rail has a weight of 1 UK)
-pounds. Tin space alopg the track will
be paved as soon as tho track baa boon
laid and the bed settled.
: Mutual Life Insurance -Oo O, M.
Bprafne. U .8. National Bank Jildg. , U
HEAL SKIN DISEASES
,'Alply Zonio, Olonn, Ponotrnt
ing, Antiseptic Liquid
V'
It Is unnecessary fur you to suffer
,L with Kt-xeiua. lllotcbrs, Itlnsworm. Haidi.
i es and similar skin trotibleii. Zomo ob
' talnrd at any drug store for il,V, or
tl.00 for exlra lavse buttle, and lironuit.
! appllrd will usually give Instant roJ
lief from itching torture. It vlrnnsos
, aud sootbes rlie skin and heals quickly
a)nr1 effe'tlvely most skin diseases.
Kemo is a wonderful, iienetrating, ills-
. ' appearing liquid and is soothing to the
J ' ' "biost delicate skin. Oct It today and save
ti'if 1" further distress. Zemo Soap, - 3e
',.. J-emo Ointment, Btk?.-
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t.
Sash and Door
V 0; B. Williams Co.
IMS Flist Ave. la.
t leaf tie. Waak.
" Largest mill In Weat allln dU
root to the user. Bavea you all mid
dleman's profits,
CHKKICN nOUSB BASTf
' it In. wide by II In. high lOo
A, doian different (Isea In stock for
prompt shipment.
CHICKEN MOtm) IHf LIOBT
la. by tO In. Prloe (Used .J.tO
ritla ls,tbs alt reeommsnded by
.Western Washington Btperlment Sta
tion. Ordesa filled promptly.
FIR DOOM
Ftva cross pans! doors, I ft. ( In.
by t ft- f In. at each ' i , , ti.Ot
One panal doors, at each . .. , ,,M,tl
Mqney obasrtully , refunded If not
aatlafled. Writ for frss lllastrated
catalog No. T, Oonlalna helpful bints
for Ttimodeltnc tha aid borne or plan
ning tha asw ona, '
0. B. WiUiams Co.
Citabllihod lltl,
Hahena corpna writ by Robert Bolo,
ImpriKoned early in October on a liquor
luii-en And without trinl In the mean
while, was dlmnbmcd bjr Jiulge O. I'.,
)kl)worth in circmt court uiw tnorouig.
.iuilge Mklpworth hld that, there had
been no unnecenAarr delnr on the nert
i of the atate in selling a dute (or Bubo'n
trial. .. .
The Inw'doeB not expect 'n, dlitrit-t
nttornev to otod' oil orderly biMineca to
try a defendant charged with any ape-
clfkf violation of atatule, tne juuge muu.
and in llrat light the defendant could not
exnect trial durine the cvral weeka
I following hla arreat when tbe diatrict
f-fittorney waa buy with criminal naea
in circuit court, fcven iih late o Tue
day, November 13, the atate had declar
ed ltd readineaa to go to trinl on the
condition that it be allowed three or four
days to aecure the major witneeM, the
judge aid, but defenuunt'a attorneys.
! of .which he bad two at two different
times, were chiefly concerned with other
'.iiapects of tbe case Uiun actliiig a date
for trial.
Walter B. .Tones represented Bobo In
court today. Gordon Well bad been at
torney for, the prisoner dp to about two
weeka ago.
- Bobo was jailed in the now famous
"movie studio" raid near the state game
Em u Ptartrj.
Kggs, fresh 45(B;4flc
Uena, light . ,.,..10fi)12c
Hens, heavy, live . ........... 2021e
Broilers. .....i 1621c
Bsrurfat Mi Buttar.
Creamery Butter 4850c
Butterfat . ., ...01c
. rniaat mantat -
meers ,..,.......,.....
!5c
Cows ,
Beef, dressed
me
,10c
Ewes
Wethera ... .,
...4a
..5 Oftc
..Uc
.8V4c-
78c
. .. ..10c
Lfluibs ,
l.amus, Heavy
Veal, dressed, 00 to WO lbs.
Pork, dressed .
Hogs, live
.7 l-4c
White wheat ,.9192c
Bed wheat me
Oats 45c
Barley, bushel S6c
Barley, ton f)2
Hides, kip So
Wool . 2740c
vagatMiaa mi rmn.
Potatoes, new, lb,
.11c
Carrots ,
,....zc
.....20c
2tto
m. .2d
.. ' .. .10c
,. ..2e
.3 ffl 8 l-4c
lVdii2o
Garlic .
Turnips, lb.
Beets, lb.
Homo grown peppers
Parsnips
Onions '
Cabbage .,.
CHICAGO ORAIN REVIEW
' Chicago, Nov. 21. Wheat and oats
closed blgdor, Corn irregular on the Chi
cago Buard of Trado today.
Lato Investment buying checked
wheat's' sinking spell ami resulted In a
rally which sent prices soaring to u
nninr. fmcllnniillv above Alio owning.
Htrcngtli in wheat caused buying tn
rVforred corn months and resultant ad
vances. December delivery, however, wns
under the depressing influences of lower
cash markets, liberal country offerings
aud uo shipping demand. .
OatH displayed independent strength
all day with Icccmber leading in the
strength on axreount uf Hedges i i-ann-,
diuna, in feeding demand and lighter re
ceipts.
Little realising developed la provis
ions and carried prices to lower levels.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK i, ' ;
; Portland, Ore., Nov. 21. Cattle re
oeipta TU1; tone of market steady; beef,
good grade steers )fU.75fa!7JH); medium
f.7ori,U.7G; choice cows; heifers $4.75
dlS.ffi; canncrs 1.50j:aJ5; bulls i(ft
4; calvos ;i.50S!.'10. .
lliog receipts 8l4; tone df marbet
slow; meilium to choice $7.25Qs7.60;
heavy tUC'tCW); pigs 0i!7.
Hheep recelpta 4211; tone of market
stcsilv: medium to choice lambs HOfm
11.23; yearlings ttKiii); wethera tS.tK'l!
i.ou; owes J.ouiji'O.w.
SEATTLE PRODUCE
Heattlc, Wash., Nov. 21. Butler 00
file; eggs JHKii.Kk; bens OIWc; potu
toes liiji -r
' PORTLANO PRODUCE
Portland, Ore., Nov. 21. Butter 40(?i)
4lc; eggs, 'buying price 40(ltU'i4!c; eggs
selling price 4IS(ii.'oi.' cheese U2V4 UUc;
hens Kkji 2ltc.
Meats uuobauged.
BOSTON WOOL
'' Boston, Mass., Nov. SI. Business In
the wool market continues snotty and
some speculation is reiwrted along Sum
mer street, speculators navs been par
ticularly interested In supers H ss tbe
demand for this pulled woo) Is good.. .
. fume local nouses are scouting tne
western markets looking for wool yet
unconsigned. Cable report that Japan
is Incressing her operations in tbe Aus
tralian wool market.
New Zralaud reports a sfroug market
by Amerlctin participation. It la claimed
ui some iiutirtera that boldera of con.
signed wools are holdjng back nud this
makes uuotatlona on , (joincatic grades
very steady. ,
HALF APPLE CROP SOLD
Hood Ulver. Or., Nor, 21. Shipping
records show that au approximate AO per
cent of the valley's lfcll apple tannage
Has beeu forwardetl to market or storage
inilnts. Shipments .up to yesterday had
exceeded l.iOO carloads. .The Apple
Growers' association alone bad forward
ed tiim.711 boxes of apples. Tbe 'co
operative agency' total receipts' from
growers to date reached 1JW0.WW boxes,
an excess of 02,000 boxes over the total
of last year. It la unw anticipated that
the asociatlon's total receipts this scu
son will reach almost l.tXKI.000 boxes.
. Thp suiumrnta of annles to dnte ex
ceed by more thnn 40 per cent the ship
dents at Hie same time a yeur ago. Ite
frlirerator cars have been far more lilrn-
ttful and service generally baa been
speeded up.
TURKEY SHIPPING ORDERS FILL
Portland, Nov. 21. The dressed tor
ley msrkct wsa steady yesterday on the
basis of :UU for good grade. A number
of fslr-siaed shipping orders were filled,
which reduced the accuuiulatlon on tbe
street.
lilve poultry waa In good supply and
the tone of the market waa somewhat
easier, but quotations were no tower.
Kggs were atrady, with a good genera!
dents nd.
Cube butter continued Urol. Top sosr
es were in small supply.
PORTLAND GRAIN
' Portland. Ore., Not. 21. Wheat:
h-trd white $1.02: soft white SI 01: wes
tern white tl 01; hanl winter Ofc; north-
WOMEN'S CLUBS, SOCIAL, PERSONAL
By VELMA RUPERT I . '
CLUB ITEMS SHOULD BE PHONED Til TO TUB SOCIETJf EDITOR
BKTWEEN 10 A. M. AND 12 M. fKT,EPIIONB NUMB HI 1200 - .
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
' 1 Thursday Afternooa.
Inter He club, Mrs. Seth Lara
.way. Keto club, Mrs. O. 3. Fulton. ' .
Thursday Evening.
Thursday Dinner dub, Mrs. W.
P. Fell.
Little Chib Around The Corner,
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Bradley.
College Crest Community club,
"hard times" party.
CF.IjKnrtATING the . twenty-seventh
jinniversnry of their founding, the
Womeus Itepublk-an Patriotic Lea
giie (heir huslsinds aril two spetinl
guests. Mrs. Ada B. MiUicnn and Mrs.
Arab line lloyt, enjoyed a bampict In
the Anchorage Tuewiay evening. A bowl
of large deep yellow marigolds centered
the tiible where the party was seated for
dinner and the informal talka which
were given afterward. Mra. lAura Hur
bis told of the organisation of the league
which t the second oldest dub In En
aene. She also told of some of the
things which the league lias accomplish
ed. Three charter member of the organ
isation are still working with the group.
They ir Mrs. Marah Hill. Mrw. ,WII
Iriin Preston and Mrs. Harris. In addi
tion to Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Afllnran, Mrs.
Klla J. Dcvoreaux and C. 1'. IH-voreaux
spoks very informally. '
lliih school natrons and narrnta will
(lie Interested, in the operetta, which the
' girln' glee club will give in the gymna
sium ot trie building next .iionuay eve
ning, November 2tt. "The Feast of the
Bed Corn" fat a characteristically Indian
ciwratta and a fratlrc of Its production
will be several Indian dances. Mrs. (iif
ford Nasb. director of music in the
cbools. and Mlsa Nielaon. of the parst-
ml duration department are In charge
of the prwhicUon. m Icamng parts are
being carried by Miss A lie Kerr, Mha
flairs Wbitloa and Mtra Kathleen
Powell.
Mrs. II. P. Heutlersliott Iras returned
to her home in Kugene after visiting in
Salem with her dsngbter. Mm. C. B. Uil
bertson. ; i ,
Tbs members of tbe rommnntty on tha
ltiver rad are planning a Jolly party in
their fccfcool house this evening when the
LU Mi ,- : ;::;:865 w"e str ;. W
good things to cat and enjoy a dinner at
0 o'clock, to bo followed' " by several
boura of .entertainment. There will 4k
music, humorous roadingsuud games.
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' , .Hrs. Bosa Wood ia the new senior re
gent of tlie women of 'the Mooslieiu-t
Legion chosen all their annual election
! The'
Better j Gifts For
: Christmas
REALIZING thai it ia not too early to. be
gin making selectious for Christmas gifts
we liuvo arranged a display of our bet-
ter class of gifts and invite "your aarly in
spection. .
LINN DRUG CO.'
. VTho Service-Giving'
. .i...
announce with vXfpaplcwre''ar4-.event-that will
spread joy on every
fashions especially prepared by Betty Wales to make her
anniversary a notable epoch in the Calendar1 of Style.'
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY
, :Thursday, Eri44yt and Saturday '
For oAflernoon
Chiffon Velvet
V; . . Satin Cantons
We frankly declare that the values offered are truly extraor
dinary. These arc dresses that would be priced, regularly, at
:' ' ; Sizes 14 to 42.'.
Don't let anything keep you away. The occasion is one that
promises a pleasurable treat for every wprnanand miss vVho!
places a premium upon style. '. ' : "fY, f
BARGE'S
865 Willamette
Held Inst evening. The new officials will
be -installed on Tuesibiy evening. De
cember 4 when delegates from -Portland,
Albany -nd Corvallis will moke up one.
of the lnrgest groups ever entertained
here. The Portland chapter of the order
will have charge of the installation and
their degree team will assist also in installing-the
newly elected officers of tho
Corvnllis and Albany chapters. A ban
iiuet will precede the Installation and
pinna for it are in the hands of Mrs.
.Mary Burgess, chairman of the couunit
lee. -
Insure
following are the new officers:
Itosa Hood,Teiuor regent; Mrs. Willy
l.utt, junior regent; Thurso. Crowl, past
regent; Kate Bouncy, recorder; Mary
Drflg l'.tore,,
a -
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hand - ra sparkling display of new',
and 'Dinner Wear,
Satin Crepes
Novelty Silks
Street
Burgess, treasurer; Corn Parker, chap
lain; Minnie' l'runk, musician; Nura
Starr,- captain; Iva Green, inner sentinel;-
Dorothy Green, nrgus; Lillian Bo
nar, guide; Delia Mercer, assistant
guide. . '
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IMS ADKCieB, J
L. Both, Hollywood sltn"
extortnig.-
rsarnara i -7
der a grand J.W '"J1
lowing the f w
a trae bill agn'ost ha.
with Henry Tromp, 33 West Oth.
November
TiriTrtTicj to n co rn. laqt 8 WW
rmuiig rioDr J.U rows, o.uu, ....
Balcony: first 3 rows, $2.00; next 3 rows,
ai nn. cnl tov . Mall OTden
-sINTERNATg
ju.Vu Mra iVIRS CflBURi
' ROTH INDICTED I
TUESOl
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a-
9
rrn irlii(( UTcj western red P7c,
(ainiUea will take baskets laden with