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SHATTUCK SCHOOL ENTRANCE
SHOWS MODERN ARCHITECTURE
Atmosphere of Rest Suggested Tudor and English College Gothic
Styles With Modifications Are Combined.
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THERE la a aweep and awing" to
tha above drawing; that places
the aubject in a claas worthy of
observation, yet it Is doubtful If many
passersby have given It any more
than ordinary attention. The sketch
ahowa 'one of the entrances to Shat
tuck school , In South Portland, a
splendid example of city achool archi
tecture of the modern type. Most
building, or portions of Uvero. when
clomly inspected, carry some faint
message to most of us. For some
reason this school entrance seems to
uggest an atmosphere of rest and
even study, holding out an invita
tion to enter and take mental gym
nastics. It is difficult to place the bit of
architecture sketched above In any
of the well-known schools, for It is
a composite product. In it are com
bined the Tudor and English college
Gothio styles, wkh modern modifica
tions. Architects have found, in tholr
search for plans that would fit edu
cational institutions, that by takinr
the beet of these two schools of archi
tecture and combining them, eliminat
ing the two-foot walls of the past
and substituting additional windows
for more light, that they nearly ap
proach the ideal.
America has no true college type
of building all it own, unless the
Colonial-Virginian, such as has been
used to great effect in some colleges
In the outh,may be given that honor.
However, the trend now is to try for
subtle effects in school buildings, to
merge them with the landscape when
possible, and to get as far from the
bizarre or striking as possible. The
reason for this is that the predomin
ance of massed structures detracts
from the atmosphere, as It Is best In
seats of learning to strive for sub
dued end inspirational effects rather
than the glaring. Next week Mr.
Heywood sketches an altar in a lo
cal church.
OLD-TIME PROSPECTOR BEGINS
GOLD SEARCH IN SISKIYOUS
"Death Valley Scotty," SpectacularfFigure of Boom Days, Hopes to
Make Another Rich Strike,
GRANTS TASS, Or., Jan. 21. Spe
cial.) Alone, tramping the ls
klyou mountains with a pack
train, a dog and a gun for com
panions, "Death Valley Scotty," one
cf the most spectacular figures In the
reining world during the'boom days In
Kevada, has recovered from serious
gun-shot wound's several years ago,
and is seeking gold In this vicinity.
While or. a trip in the "Sucker creek
.district, George S. Barton, local min
ing man connected with the Boswell
mine, recently encountered . the old
time prospector, whom he knew at the
height of hla. prosperity, nearly 15
years ago. Mr. Barton declined to say
where "Scotty" was prospecting.
"Death Valley Scotty," named be
cause of his mysterious trips Into the
famous, .Death Valley district, from
whence he always returned with a
targe poke o gold, Is to celebrate his
69th birthday April 3. In spite of his
years he has lost none of the keen
ness of eye that caused men to hesi
tate before drawing, a gun In past
Cays.
Reticent as to his activities.
"Scotty" gave out no reason for his
tramping the hills, nor why-he should
be in Josephine county, when the gen
eral belief Is that all he has to do Is
to make one of his mysterious trips
Into Death Valley and return with a
load of gold. All attempts to learn
his whereabouts since he was last be
fore the. public eye failed. He ad
mitted having been seriously wounded
several years ago, and Is but now re
training full use of one arm. News
papers at the time carried an account
of his death In a California dance
hall, following the shooting.
"Scotty," who Is a dry pan miner,
having learned the game in desert
country in 1867, still clings to his
method- Water, applied to mining,
has no attraction for the oldtlmer. He
pans an usual, and makes his own as
says. That his method Is not entirely
unsuccessful is attested to by Mr.
Harton. who saw samples of the ore,
which, he said, showed color.
Men who knew "Scotty" would at
first fail to recognize him, declared
Mr. Barton, who says the prospector
row weighs about 160 pounds. In the
old days "Scotty" tipped the Bcales
at better than 200 pounds, but follow
ing his sojourn in a. hospital, dropped
to 75 pounds.
Wl'th the knowledge that "Scotty"
is still alive, mining men In this lo
cality and others who know of his
career are calling to mind tales of
Death Valley Scotty" that used to
fill the press.
Among many stories Is that of his
habit of chartering a special train,
upon returning .from one of r's trips
to Death Valley, and spending two
weeks or so at a time In New York,
where his extravagance brought
forth much comment. He Is known to
r-ave Hpent thousands o'f dollars In a
A CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling; Eyes
Most 'Women Can Have
Ears Qr. Edwards, a Well-Known
Ohio Physician.
Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years
treated scores of women for liver and
bowel ailments. During these years he
gave to his patients a prescription
made of a few well-known vegetable
ingredients mixed with olive oil, nam
ing them Dr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets
You will know them by tbeirkiv
color. .
These tablets are wonder-workers
on the liver and bowels, which cue
a normal action, carrying off the
wasfe and poisonous matter In one's
system.
If you have a pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue,
headaches, a listless, no-good feeling,
all out of sorts. Inactive bowels, you
take one of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tab
lets nightly for a time and note the
pleasing results.
Thousands of women and men take
Dr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets the sue
recsful substitute for calomel now
and then Just to keep tbem fit lie
and 10c Adv.
single evening in Nevada towns and
in San Francisco. Upon reaching the
end of his gold, "Scotty" would dis
appear for a time, and then suddenly
come back with a sack of gold.
A story Is told of his coming Into a
saloon upon his -return from one trip,
calling upon all to drink to his health.
A large sack was tossed carelessly
Into a corner. Those who were
curious sought to learn of its con
tents. Upon being opened it was
found the wily prospector had caught
a rattlesnake which he had .placed
upon the gold, guarding It from tres
pass. "Scotty" realizes he Is not as young
as he might be, and Indicated he
would retire from an active life upon
making another strike. Commenting
upon his exploits? he remarked that
"He thought he was old enough now
to show better judgment."
Mining men are at a loss to under
stand why "Scotty" is Interested in or
looking over thjs section, as it is gen
erally believed he has several rich
caches In Death Valley, to which he
alone knows the way. They cannot
explain why the old prospector does
not return to the fields with which
he Is familiar. Instead of roaming the
Sisklyous.
ELKS TO ENTERTAIN POOR
Minstrel Show to Be Staged at
' County Farm Today.
The entire mlnstxel crhow staged by
members of Portland Elks' lodge No.
142 will be given this aternoon at
the Multnomah county poor farm for
the benefit of the 400 Inmates of the
Institution. Arrangements for this
entertainment were made by Charles
S. Rudeen. chairman of the county
commissioners, who plans to provide
some sort of entertainment for the
poor farm at least once each month.
A special car to carry the minstrel
troupe to the farm has been donated
to the Elks by the Portland Railway.
Light & Power company. The enter
tainment will begin at 2:30 P. M.
CORNS
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"Freexone" on an aching corn. In
stantly that corn stops hurting, then
shortly you lift It right off with fin
ger Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"Freesone" for a few cents, sufficient
to remove every hard corn, so't corn,
or "corn between the toes, and the
calluses, without soreness or Irrita
tion. Adv.
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Complete Assortments of Standard, Guaranteed Merchandise; Dependable in
- Quality, Seasonable in Character, and Surprisingly Low in Price.
Specifxl Clearance Sale of
High Grade Corsets
Lot 1 Lot 2
59c 98c
Lot 3.
$298
Here is good selection in splendid corsets ; assortment
of styles. The lot includes some samples and a few
lines which we are closing; out at prices far below
what they usually bring. It. is you who profit in this
special offer. Come early for good selection.
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SALE -
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Money MMSS
Mid-Winter
Sale of Rugs
At prices that are far below those .
generally asked for similar quality.
Seamless Tapestry Brussels
Here ia a rug that assures splendid wear and general satis
faction, yet its price is very low, .
9x12 ft. size JB14.85
9x12 ft size $19.75
27x52 in. size $ 2.23
Seamless Velvet Rugs
Firm, durably woven wool rug3 in neat all-over design.
Exceptionally low prices.
9 x 12 size - $24.85
6x9 size ..$14.05
27x52-inch size, $ 2.48
Axminster Rugs
Good quality wool, durably 'woven, has been used in this
greatly underpriced rug sale.
9x12 ft. size ...
7x9 ft. size ...
8xlOMi ft. size
27x54-inch size .
..$.31.05
. .$22.50
. .$20.85
..$ 3.45
Here ia an opportunity seldom afforded the thrifty housewife to lay in a supply
of blankets at prices that effect real savings. The choice of selection both in
weight and patterns is wonderfully complete, but an early selection is invited,
as sale is limited to stock on hand. - -
You can save real money on these bed coverings
NASHUA WOOL NAP (cotton) BLANKETS, 66x80 inches; weight An aq
32 pounds. In white, gray or ten. Exceptional at, the pair u)Zi0
NASHUA STAPLE COTTON PLAID BLANKETS in the colors pink, tf r r f
gray, blue or tan. Size 64x76 inches ; weight 8 pounds. Special Pw03
NASHUA WOOL NAP (cotton) BLANKETS in blue, pink, gray and 17 f-
tan ; assorted plaids. Size 66x80 iifches ; weight 4 pounds. Pair 4)3 O
SAME BLANKET 72x84 inclies ; . Ayi r(
weightMVfc pounds -. tDTsOU
ALL-WOOL DOUBLE BLANKETS of very good quality ; soft finish T dJ
neatly stitched; colors white and gray; 66x80 inches ; weight 4 pounds. D070
70x80 inches ; weiglit 5 pounds S7.20
78x90 inches; weight 7 pounds '. $9.70
ALL-WOOL PLAD3 BLANKETS; beautiful, fine quality double blan- frrj a
kets. Pink, blue, gray and tan plaid ; 70x80 inches. Special J) aTcO
. 78x90 inches; weight 7 pounds -.;--$9.95
FLEECYDOWN COTTON BLANKETS in gray with pink and blue f -t qH
striped borders. Size 64x76 inches ; weight 2 pounds. Pair, special. X 03
DOUBLE' WEAVE BLANKETS in neat block check designs of blue, Aq ah
pink, gray and tan; strong cotton warp; 25 wool filling. Special. . .r j)Os7D
INDIAN ROBE BLANKETS of splendid quality; unusually beautiful (ho nH
' blending of colors. Size 72x84 inches. Special t ...... J O 5 3
CRIB BLANKETS; beautiful, splendid quality little blankets 'in Teddy ijj"
Bear, Floral and Animal designs. 30x40 inches ,DC
" 36x50-inch size 98J
SpecialBed Spread
$2.98
An exceptionally fine, cut-corner Bed
Spread, 76x78 inches in a very attractive
pattern. - ,
Silkoline Comforter
$2.95
Silkoline covered comforter, filled with
new cotton and strongly stitched. Size
70x76 inches. Weight about 5 lbs. ,
An Extraordinary
, Sale of
"PEPPEREL"
Bleached
Sheeting
72-inch, 81-inch, 90-inch,
49c 53c . 59c
Yard . Yard Yard
Good quality bleached, seamed and OC.
hemmed Sheets, 72x86 inches OOl
Extra fine bleached, hemmed f1 AC!
seamless Sheets, 81x93 inches.. 4 X v
Good quality Bleached Fillow Cases:
20x32 inches S3
22 x32 inches
Collapsibli
BABY SULKIES
4J5
Wicker and Imitation Leather
Here indeed is an unequaied bargain
which is emphasized by the dainty
attractiveness of the buggies.
An Unusual Sale
of Furniture
an
featured in the great MID-WINTER SALE brings
opportunity to save money such as you seldom see.
200 odd pieces of furniture, including Beds, Dressers, Dress
ing Tables, Chiffoniers, Book Cases, Library Tables, Dining
Tables, Chairs, etc
Are Offered in Most Cases at
Less Than Half Price
Don't Miss This and Come Early for Best Selections
Children's
Corduroy Coats
In brown, blue and white. All have '
fur-trimmed collars.
See Other Bargains
The items listed on this page are but a very few samples of
the splendid-varieties and assortments of merchandise in
cluded in this great sale. Practically all needs of the family
and home may be supplied here and at a genuine saving
of money. . .
Boys' and Girls'
Cape Leather Mittens
59c
Regular 95c values. Fur topped and
fleece-lined.
DELIVERIES WILL -BE MADE TO ANY PART OF THE
CITY FOR A SMALL ADDITIONAL CHARGE.
Clearance of .
rCotton Warp Piece
Goods and Suitings
-25c Yd.
'Half-price' and in some cases less.
Good selection. You save on these.
Every Boy Wants and Needs An
AIIt Wool Mackinaw
We offer an exceptionally fine selection - - .
in fancy plaid mackinaws that are war- G C!
ranted to give the very best 01 wear, tit m Zj C
Tha low SALE PRICE is w w w
Boys' Part Wool
MACKINAWS
$3.98
Your choice of three styles i
these high-grade garments that
are so specially priaed.
Men's and Young Men's
All-Wool
Mackinaws
All-wool, well tailored gar
ments in handsome plaid pat
terns. 0
$5.98
UN It
Men's Work and Sport Vests
Very
Special
At this low price, you
$5.45
Complete Run
of Sizes
our choice of sheepskin-lined, rain
proof moleskin cloth vest, or a brown corduroy, chamois
ciotn-linea vesi wicn spin caiiskin leatner meeves.
. Both are exceptional buys.
Four Other ClJ QCt
Styles at . . p50
Formerly Priced to $14.95
Moleskin-cloth, suede-leather lined; chamois-cloth lined,
:owhide vests and sheepskin-lined vests. Excellent
quality, low priced. 1