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FRIDAY, JULY 18, 183iU.x THE OREGON DAILY JOU RNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON MARRIED T EACH ER NOT BARRED; MAKE EFFIC ENCY TEST Marriage thall not." constitute a bar ag-ainst teaching in the Port iid public echooSt, but the election of teachers shall depend upon t Iclency. , Efficiency belitgr equal, however, preference shall ; be given unmarried women. 4 - "tni w tne yoticy adopted by the school board Thursday upon the recom mendation of Director A. C. STewill. For years it has been a policy of! the school administration not to elecjt married women. Formerly, a clause was even contained in the teacher's contract that by marriage she automatically ended her' position, but this was rated out by the state supreme court. f GOOD TEACHERS AT PBE3IIOI pressed the fallacy of barring efficient inirrtad teachers at a time 'when good teachers are at a premiums, and even recommended the reinstatement of Mrs. Eugenia Taggart. whose case against the schools for denying her the salary of a rerular teacher after she had served the probationary period; was in the courts for so many months. -The maximum age at which a teacher tnlght be employed was also discussed, but no formal policy adopted. Superin tendent V, A. Grout stated that it was not his policy to employ a woman past 40 years, who had given th best yars of her life to another. city and who would come in under the tenure law and the retirement fund. Newlll said he did not tike to have It said that Portland schools would not employ anyone over 40 years ; that many of the best teachers 'were past that age ; that-ag' was a relative tiling nd that some persons were old at 35 while others were young at 70. SUPERVISOR JOB ABOLISHES In the interests of economy the posi tion of supervisor of building main tenance ana construction, now held by M. B. Cottde, was declared aboiishea alter July 3i. uouae was elected eariy in the year. The office was formerly held by . A. Narramore. 1 : director Kcwlli,' autnorlzed to look about tor a, suitable woman to serve as director of primary educa-Ucfu, whie at bait Lake, announced that nt had select ed Mu tuiei SjaUsbury. X: B. Illinois, 2i. M. Columbia Teachers' college, with seven years' experience in primary su pervision in DiUulii and" one year at iioriveley, where aha hold's the position of director of primary education. Miss Kiiliaiiurv Is, nuw CLinsiderltir Lha oifer. liESIGSATIOXS ACCEPTED vainer uioutier. Kinaerearten teaciier : Kuina. U. Kulmea of Failing: achooL Olive IV L 1 1 .An in lam.... I in m hurli .nh.l nvui - meet n -bwmitiuu iix&u n.uwi, ana uraca ixogera, cenirai buiuui. tion of the third unit of the Kennedy school to Graham Aitken the lowest bidder, for.Ji4.481, on the condition that the company give bond that the stucco fchall suck and shall not check, The third unit will consist of two rooms. Ueneori Polytechnic school ware awarded to the Alaska Plumbing & Heating com pany tor 1,827.- ; I Bids were opened oh the construction of portables and the matter-referred to a committee , composed of George B. Thomas. W. V. Woodward 1 and If, L. fcihulL They will meet Tuesday after noon. ' . '' ' - Civil War Veteran ; Finds Oitizensliip Proof ; Case Dropped Veterans of . the Civil war make good citizens. ! whether they have- citizenship papers jot hot. believes Federal Judge Charles Wolverton. Thursday afternoon a veteran. Frank Strickrott, who was bom of German parents, appeared be fore the court to be naturalised. At the outbreak of th war Strlckrott was un able to locate his father's naturalization papers, so he was forced to register as an alien enemy. : Since the close of the mas Strlckrott has found the papers. The m court lliv ic-iuiai : twc'n'iiif, Thursday which Strlckrott hadstarted to become a ; cltlsen and declarer, him ' to have at all times been fully naturalized. Twenty-five other , persons, nine of "them ex-service jnen. were admitted to eltizenshir. The ex-service !,men were: Mars a. Nicholas "VViniam Naahif. Robert Allen. Louts Kriehesky. Samuel Herbert TVilderman. Angela Antonia Chimienti and Lee Magistrale. j ' were: Constantino Risopulos, Emil Hug, Carl August Schmidt. Daniel Pemberton Wood. Gustav Adolph May, Jane Beam ish, Mary Beamish, Waller Lorenz. Henry Schmidt, Frederick Louis O'Don- neli, Jonn uernnara, rrsnn, jonnson, Norman Stanley Richardson, Mathtas Peterson, Karl wiineim iiupmen ana Kerstine Jensen Helilgso. The majority of those admitted were former citizens ci uermany, Austria and Russia, J , t3 . Matt Battles With j Bull 1 Columbia Beacn, ur., Juiy ie. a crippled ankle was the only injury suf fered by William Stevenson of Carna- han as the result of an encounter with a bulL T1 DENTISTS ; PLATES $10 WE GUARANTEE OCS YTQnX ' PoreelaJB Crowns ..,-,..........85,00 Poreclals Fillings -81. OO tS.K Gold Crown I.lsloft UNION iJa Gold Bridge ....,.. S5.0O t- . Extraetiag Yoo ctn have an examination of your teeth free of any charge or obli gation by calling at our office. : Z31H Morrltoc, Corner Second v ..i En tiro Corner. " 5 LOOK FOR THE r33 . tlC UNION SIGN We Give S, & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement Take . Lunch in Our Tea Room 4th Floor New Smocks 1 $3.50 to $160 Second Floor? Special showing of ,W( men's Smocks . In the latest sport styles with long or short sleeves and fancy sashes. . Crepe, voile, linene and nice cloth. Some are trimmed with braids and. smocking. All the newest colors included. , I Bathing Suits Second Floor -Women's and Misses' Woo! Bathing Suits in a Urge assortment of pliln ,and fancy colorings. Priced spe cial tt $5.50. $6.50. $8.50. $11.50 Bathing Shoes .priced $1.75 to $2.50 Bathing Slippers at $1.25 to $4.00 Robber ' Bathing Ctps 50c to $1.00 ! Groceries Sardines in Oil, priced at 2' cms 35c Pierce's Pork and Beans -No. 2 tins priced at $1.75 a dozen each 15c English Walnuts priced at pound 36c Applju priced special a bottle at 20c n i is- Women's Silk Gloves ! Special 98c Pair Center Circle, Main Floor Women's high-grade Silk Gloves in the fashionable embroidered wrist effects and two-tone embroidered backs. Milanese QQa and tricot fabrics. " Black or white, ; Priced special at, the pair only Vv' ! Silk Glove Tops 19o Pair , . Center Circle Main Floor Women's Silk Glove Tops in tricot -or Milanese. Make long gloves out of your short ones by stitching on a pair of these " tops. Also used for making, camisoles, v Black, white, colors. Pair at , Women's White Hats $3.50 and $5.00 Second Floor Whit Hemp Sport Hats in several smart styles. Very service able for Summer wear. These are from lines selling, heretofore at (JJO C A 5 and 6.50. Saturday at 00OV ; Batavia Sport Hats Second Floor For a quick clearaway we offer a small lot of Bolivia Sport Hats at a big-saving, - Ideal for vacation days. Shown in navy,, nayy, and dfT Afl white, and green and white. Regular 7.50 values. Saturday only DOfJ i0.00 to 12.00 .WHITE RIBBON SPORT HATS, PRICED SPECIAL $8.50 Pattern Hats Price All early Summer Pattern Hats go on 1 saleuSaturday at just half regular prices. Turbans and a good selection of styles in the dressy large shapes in the. sale. Millinery Salons, Trimmed 1 FRESH The Standard Store Reliable Merchandise Women's Olds, Wprtman & King Extra Special Offering for. Saturday ; Garment Store, Second Floor In this phenomenal sale there are suits bf Serge and Tricotine In black and navy blue. The styles are up-to-the-minute, including the popular belted models trimmed with braids and buttons semi-tailored styles and flare coat effects. The latter are also trimmed with rows of braid. Skirts cut medium full ,ni CO1 QK have the new sport pockets. Formerly $38.50 to 65.00 Saturday nDuUO Women's Coats $34.89 Second Floor Camelsbair, Velour, Polo Cloth, Gabardine, Fancy Plaid and Checked Coats in a splendid assortment of the season's smartest styles for .sport, street and' motor wear. Dressy coats in cape, blouse and dolman effects, also the popular sport models. All the lead- COyl QQ ing colors are included In the offering. Priced special at 00Oe7 Sport Skirts $19.85 Second Floor Skirts' in this sale formerly selling at 26.75 up to 533.50. Beautiful new, snort styles in platted, colette, Baronette Satin, Kumsi Kumsa, Fan-ta-si and Georgette Crepe materials. Some are trimmed with lace bands. Special Second Floor White Georgette Hats in many beautiful : models. ; Delightful styles to wear with Summer dresses and sport apparel.: 7.50 CK Yin to 10.00 grades.; Special 3VU 15.00 . Trimmed Hats only $7.50 $8.75 110.00 ;ii.2S J12.50 17.50 Trimmed Hats only 120.00 rnmmea Hats only ; 22.5o Trimmed Hats only J 25.00 Trimmed Hats only J Second Floor Hats $3.98 ; Basement Sale The Basement. Store announces for i Saturday a wonderful Sale of Women's Trimmed Hats. .Many charming styles in the collection. Some are trimmed with flowers,' ribbons and; ornaments, others with raffia. ; A few smart banded hats are also included. Black, red, blue and many other colors. QQ QQ Values to 7.95 special at DOyO Smart Banded Hats ' At $1.98 SALTED PEANUTS 28c POUND Amounting to 10c or More Model Grocery, Bakery and Reliable Methods of the Northwest $38.50 to $65.00 Suits $24.95 f b. ..." , 1 I I gatnerea ana tailored effects. ; Tri- $19.85 Vacation Headwear Special $3.29 M Floor Women's Vacation Hats snappy styles for beach, sport and motor wear. All-silk and silk and cloth combinations'! Stitehed and -ribbon edges. Only one or two of a kind. Values to 5.95. Priced only $3.29 S, & H. Green Trading Stamps, given. New Washable Neckwear Dainty Collars, Sets, Gilets, etc., of fine organdie and net materials. Hem stitched, ruffled, tucked and lace trimmed effects. Yery newest styles for Summer dresses and suits. Priced from $1.00 to $8.50. We also show a splendid stock of ruf flings, plaitlngs, etc., by the yard at popular low prices. Filet Laces Special 75c to $4.88 Printed Chiffons. $1.39 Yard Main Floor Our entire line of collar width hand-made Filet Laces on sale Saturday at reduced yrices. Specially selected designs and widths. 2.00 to 6.50 Filet Laces ottered on sale at 75c to $4.88. None are reserved. S. & H. Stamps with cash purchases. Girls' Dresses $6.98 Second Floor Girls' Summer Dresses In many attractive styles. ; Plain colors and fancy plaids. Some have white organdie collars and cuffs. '( QQ Ages 6 to 14. Priced only tDOeeO Kimonos $1.69 . . Second Floor Girls' ton crepe in pink. Kimonos of. cot- blue and rose. Made, with soft white col- " Q Jars. Priced special on sale Women's Wool Dresses MAIN FLOORNO PHONE ORDERS An Additional Cash Saving on the. Money You Spend in This Store Ask for Them! Delicatessen on Fourth Floor Manicuring Mnd Hair Dressing Parlors on Second Floor Kodaks Cameras and Supplies on the Main Floor 11 m - Women's Motor and Sport Caps Odd lines remaining from the season's selling. Values ranging to Jf f( 1.50. Special fof Saturday DXeUU Women's Drape Veils in fanev meshes with scroll embroid-, Ah ered and fancy borders Novelty Silk Printed Chiffons In ex cellent patterns and color combina tions, , Priced very special Q" QQ for Saturday at the yard tDXOe7 New Angora Trimmings In tans, grays, navy, brown, black and cheeks. Prices range $1.75 to $3.75 vard. : t 75c, 85c Ribbons at 50c 35c Ribbons at 19c Msin Floor Extra quality Hair Bow Ribbons in white, pink, blue and the staple dark colors. Also In novelty dark patterns. Beautiful lustrous finish. Regular 75c and S5c ff Ribbons., priced special, yard OUi Handkerchiefs 50c Dozen Main Floor" Inexpensive . Handker chiefs for children and for grownups. Full size and well made. ' Get a good supply of these for vacation CHf days. Saturday sate at doten wUL .$9.95: THE BASEMENT STORE will feature a remarkable sale of 134 Women's Dresses Saturday. Here is a wonderful opportunity to choose a smart frock for street or business wear at a fraction of real value. Several good -styles to select from. Made, up In Wool Serge and Wool Jersey in a good range of desirable colors. Some are CQ QC embroidered In fancy designs. Priced special ni-WwO. Tricolette Dresses At $26.25 Basement Women's Tricolette Dresses in several Very attractive styles with beaded and embroidered designs. Black, tan, brown and several other good colors. ; These were formerly priced to sell at 52.50. On ?OC Of sale In the Basement Saturday, special at only OaViUeAU Women's Sweaters Half Price Men's $35 and $40 Special $26.75 Saturday we shall place on sale a selected group of Young Men Suits at a big reduction In prices. Strictly high-grade clothing from best makers. Nov elty styles with or without belts the kind; young men are wearing right now. Regular QOC r7fT 35.00 to 40.00 Suits priced special at I U $25 Suits . $18.75 Mala Floor Men's Surtfmer Suits of good serviceable crash. Cool and comfortable for warm days. Shown in all (JJ1 Q f7fZ sites and several shades at ti7XL7e 9 KM Straw Hats Half Price --Unrestricted choice of all Men's Straws and Panama Hats Saturday at Just half price. Come early, for they will sell out. veryt quickly at these low prices. " Department, Main Floor. Sale of Men's Underwear Union Suits $2.15 Chalmers Porosknit Union Suits. Short sleeve, ankle length style. Ideal garments for summer. 250 (PO 1 grade on special sale at only Men's Sweaters We have Just received a large shipment of Men's Sweaters in all the popular styles for sport and outing wear. Before you go on that trip come in and let us show you the greatest collection of sweaters in the city. Assorted colors. $5 to $17.50 Men's Outing Apparel Men's Bathing Suits of cotton, cotton, and-wool, all wool Latest styles and col orings. On sale at $1.50 up to $8.00 Sport and Outing Caps, the new pat terns and colors, from $2.50 to $5.00 Men's Outing Shirts of, khaki color material Priced special at only $3.00 Mia Floor Fancy Wide Silk Ribbons St a special low price for Saturday, These are of standard quality. Shown in light and . dark plaids and stripes- Regular 35c Ribbons. Spe- "1 clal for Saturday's sale, yard Msisi Floor Women's Tine all linen Handkerchiefs. Tull size and neatly hemstitched with, dalnfy . one- npj corner embroidery. Special at v We give S. & 'H. Trading Stamps. I ' V "- Sjlm l.V $7.00 to $12.00 White Shoes $5.98 Pair A Midseason Clearaway of White Shoes that is sure to crowd the Shoe Section Saturday, plan to do your shopping In the morning if possible and avoid the big crowds that flock to the store on Saturday afternoons. V Choice of Eight Different Styles Women's white nubuck and white canvas high shoes in 8 different styles: High heels, with narrow toes, low heels with round toes, low heels with nar row toes and Neolin soles. Not all sizes -In each Style but yon are quite certain to find your size in one or more models. Regular, 7.00 to 13.00 Shoes. Specially priced, palf $12, $13.50 White Women's Oxford Ties of white, brown or black kid. One eyelet style with plain pointed toe and medium heel. Q"T QQ Very stylish 12-13.50 val O I eUU iuits w j Chalmers light weight knit Union Suits priced special at only $2.15 Athletic Union Suits In several stand ard makes priced now $1.19 to $3.50 Men's Khaki Shirts in the famous Ar row make, priced to sell at only $2.50 Men's t.2S Fancy Hose at only 75c Khaki Outing Hats at 85c to $1.50 H.Sr1riiijrtirc for Men filnv-c Nirk. wear, Handkerchiefs, Belts and the like. Men's Department, on the First floor. Boys' Suits $6.65 Msin Floor Cleanup of several broken. lines of Boys' Suits. Dark colors. Many different styles some with straight pants, others with knickers. Parents should take quick advantage of QC ?fT this sale. Broken sices 6 to 17. Suit at OU.UiJ Boys' Play Suits At $2.98 Main Floor Boys Play Suits In O. D. or Khali material. Military style with coat and pegtop pants that lace at the knee. Just the. thing tor vacation days. Sires from 2j4 to it years. CO QQ Priced very special for. Saturday, the sulte3ieIlO Creme - Oil Soap 4 Calces 25c None sold or delivered at the above price except with other purchases made In the store's big Dtu Department Creme Oil Soap Is unsurpassedOfT for toilet and bath. 4 bars for -itJU Drug Offerings Hinds H. & A. Cream at only $1.10 Cuticura Soap, a cake, now at 20c pebeco Tooth Paste priced at 30c -Jerjjfns Oatmeal Soap,' dozen at C5c Colgate's Tooth Paste, a tube 25c Lavorls, 3 , sizes, 22c 43c 70c Squibb's Petroleum $1, 6 for 5 Sal Hepatica, 33c. 63c and $1.25 QC QQ OOtUO Kid Oxfords at $7.00 Women's High Lace' Boots of dark brown kid. Pointed toe, French heel, turn sole and Imitation tip. Reg. QQ fTQ ular 13.95 Shoes priced atp0.tJU