The Oregon daily journal., July 13, 1922, Page 9, Image 9

TIIUnSDAY, JULY
DEMOCRAT IS A-l -III
RATING BUT,
JOB IS HELD UP
' Waahinston. July IX. (WASHING
TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL)
CoafTMnn&tt Hawley haa mad no
recommend tlcm -to the postofflee de
partment aa yet tin, the matter of tJie
.Milwaukle, ' Or, - postmaater. and It, 1
said that no -action mar be taken for
a time. -' - ,-. j
'.' This delay la evidently : the direct
result of the examination held by the
civil service, which cava Bernard X.
. Hairernan, the present, postmaster, the
high rating of St point and his near
est, rival only- ?Q.7. -;v HaeemaR is a.
' Democrat, and ; althousrh he la far
ahead on .the merit basis, bla appoint
..ment' would do violence to the admin
tstration . principle -of ''postmaster-
ehlpe for Republicans only." ' w y
: What the outcome will be i is -not
forecasted. ' In some similar cases, re-
-ratinra have been ordered and "mis
takes' discovered which would bring;
Renublican candidate to the front. : In
.other 'eases excuse has been : found
for ordering a new examination. :
HILWAT7XIZ CITIZENS ?ABE
' tip around "Milweukie peoped are en
tirely In the dark about the poetmas-
tershlp. They are wondering why Con-
- 'gressman Hawley does not take some
action, especially In view of the fact
: that. ' practically speaking; the entire
town . ha . zone ' on : record in recom
mendation of the reappointment of
. Bernard Zi. Hageman, the present poet-
master, and the high man in the rating
given applicants for the position.
. Hageman was appointed to the post-
maserahlp eight years ago, his term
expiring on January 24 last. His serv
ices have been eminently satisfactory
to the business community and general
patrons of the office during all of
that time, as is evidenced by the very
general support given, him through
universally signed recommndationa for
warded to Washington urging hi re
tentlon in the office., v-. .
... Some time after Hageman' term ex
pired, notice was given that one of
the "revised" examinations would be
held preliminary to the selection of a
'postmaster for the ensuing term.
There were but three applicants for
the Job, Hageman, John "Townsley, one
of the mail carriers of MUwaukie, and
F. W. Belt,' who runs a chicken ranch
and raises pigeons near Milwaukee.
After the agents of .the department
had made their investigations they re
ported Hageman stood at the top of
the list with 91 points in his favor. Bell
, was far behind with JOa, while Towns
vleywas third. -xfi..
In" spite of hlsShlgh rating and de-
' sire of the patrons of the office, Hage
Oman's appointment has been held up
by Hawley. Hageman. though admlt-
i tedly a good postmaster of more than
' eight years experience. Is a Democrat.
Swiss Handkerchiefs 1 3 for $1
Main Floor- Fancy woven - Swiss Handkerchiefs i n
the newest sport patterns checks and bordered ef
fects, in colors to harmonize with , gingham and
ailnA itmci! i $!nm with fnntinr eg. ft! ff
Tomorrow priced af only 35c pr'S for OXeUU
i Odd Lines Summer Wearables, Remnants; Srn
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3
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Portland Grocer
; Nine Is Defeated
, In Benefit Game
' Forest Grove, July 18. Forest Grove
"s j merchants won from the JorUand gro
i ceraf on the LegVoa field here yeaterr
day:- when Elmer Hamilton, . in .- the
tenth, hammered out a home run -oyer
' left field.vscore 10 to 9. Forest Grove
r-i scored nine runs In the first, Kelly
. i getting two trips and McCurdy a home
I run. ; Big Bill Steers, former college
; football star, scored first for the gro
cers and pulled down long ones la the
v center. Taylor, Steiger arid XX Mor-
rls'of the grocers each scored two in
V the sixth and seventh and in the ninth
Steiger circuited, tying the score. !
i :The game.-was a -benefit for Herman
. Turner, Forest ; Grove - pitcher,- who
' broke his arm In dellyering a pitched
- ball In recent game with the grocers
" here, i; Turner will get 150l The line
p: . -1
Forest Groves Kelly, 2b; Mills, as;
McCurdy, 3b ; Peartree, p ; Sohler, p
and lb : Madsen. c : Ventura, rt; Goble,
If ; Hamilton, cf ; Vanriper, cf.
Portland Steinhauer. as : Seits, 2b ;
Steers, cfr Sherrttt, Sb; Grooms, If;
Morris, rf ; Taylor, c ; Steiger, lb ; r.
... Morris, p.. '
Willis Goff, umpire.
Uncle' Joe Cannon,.
With -His Big Black
" . Cigar, to Lead Elks
' Atlantic City, N. J., July IS. (tX P.)
TJnele -Joe" Cannon rwhipped out a
' big ' black cigar' and ' a batott to Jead
' the1: congressional delegation in , the
annual Elks parade today. . Cannon
is honorary ( grand marshal of the
parade, which is the concluding feature
of the Elks conventions j ; i t ,
William Wallace Mountain, retiring
.grand exalted ruler r Theodore Roose
velt and J. Edgar Masters, grand ex
alted "ruler, will march: at the head
of the parade with the aged oongress-..
man. . -- : -r' ' "
Roosevelt is to make an aldreas from
' the reviewing, stand after i the parade.
JJtSBl MI5 TO
Oregon City, July IS. A county wide
meeting of Jersey breeders and mem
bers of the Clackamas County Jersey
Cattle association Is to be held in
Oregon City Wednesday. F. B. Astroth,
field 'representative of the American
Jersey Cattle club, will speak and will
bring Lfilma dealing' with farm and
cattle subjects. The program -opens
at 10 o'clock with moving pictures at
the Grand theatre- Luncheon will be
served in the Commercial , club rooms,
followed, by the: speaking program.
. Business- men from, over the '-county
nave neen asaea io ntcno, Acwrr.
tion for the program and the luncheon
are being- made by Walter A- Holt,
county agent.
etCOTT BACK I3T SXLKM
" Salem. July Governor Olcott re
turned this morning from his trip to
Crescent City CaLr where he attended
the meeting of the Roosevelt-Redwood
-Highway , association, - The governor
left the members of the highway com
mission in Southern Oregon and plans
to meet them again at Medford later
-is the week to continue the inspection
of the state highway system. "
" ESTGTXEERS SEE LAT
Oregon City. July IS. Members of
the Portland post of the American So
ciety of Military Engineers were guests
of the Crown-Willamette Paper com
! pany at their monthly meeting Tues
day, night. . More than SO met at the
plant. C : A. ' Morden.' manager, ex
plained the intricate machinery. Dinner
I
Candy
Chocolates, assorted flayors. OQ
Priced special at, .the pound OaC
Jelly Beans special, a pound 15c
- Call Atwater
It . 4800 ;
AH telephone orders are given
prompt and careful attention.
Old
JLJD
RELIABLE
MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS.
ftrom atoge. wvtt . ao ttvtm rrrrrM
Clearance of Women's Dresses
DepleldIines-and-ddd- Garments :at One: Price
TTERE is a very unusual op- yK f
class Dress ; at about cost of
makings We have gone through
our stock and selected all de
pleted lines and odd garments
mostly only one or two of a kind.
These we naye groupea inw one
big lot for easy choosing and ' -
have out a new low price upon them to assure a niick
th ttntiiv ttHArtTH0T!t ' RpHiitiful Dresses for summer
Crene de Chine. Crepe Knit,
r.,. rma Trimiatt,ann P.rpoe Satin, r Straiehtline
effects, trimmed with beads, braids, buttons and stitc
ing Black and colters. Sizes 16 to44.j Clearance
Quting Suits
i$6.45 to:mip;';;:
Second FloorSelect your Outingr Togs at this store
and save money. Women's and Misses Outing Suits
in Cotton, : Khaki, Homespun, Tweed and Serge.
Fitted and semi-box styles, smart4oolang and com
fortable for vacation wean ;In 36 to 44.
Khaki Suite with breeches priced $6.45 to $9.00
Khaki Suits with Skirts priced $7.95 to $13.95
Wool Outing Suits with breeches $18.50 to $35
Wool Tweed Suits -3 pieces priced only $28.50
Girls' Wash Dresses
Clearance Special
! $5.95
55 95 mf'Tk
and 'early , 1 iJ fl-' u tV '
.Taffeta, : YTJl -V. IP if
and blouse , l LPAS .
S18e95y .
Junior Shop, Se to .f'
Charming Frocks for girls; 6 to 14
years. ? Novelty checked Ginghams
in a variety of patterns and col
orsalso plain.. linene. Trimmed
with organdie collars OK
and cuffs. Oearance at DUeJ
for irirls 6 to 12. Khaki or Denim
in plain and striped. Latest. peg
top styles -with patch pockets; Ideal
for the beach. $l25j 1.85
Bloomer 'Suits of. Khakt3$3.75
Sport Jackets
Girls' Sport Jackets of good qual
ity Jersey. Tuxedo style with
patch pockets and narrow I belts.
Black and colors. $5 "i $7.75
Misses' Blouses
$1.98 to $3.50
Second Floor Dainty Blouses and Guimpes
of Georgette, Net, Organdie and Tricolette.
Short sleeves, Peter Pan or roll collars.
Trimmed with gingham, laces, plaitings,
etc. Pongee, light blue, hernia, rose, white,
navy. Sizes 8 to 16 years.' $1.98 to $3.50
Middies $2.98
f
Second Floor Sizes for women and misses
in this lot. White Galatea Middies with
laced front or yoke. Long sleeves. " Some
have flannel collars. Trimmed 0 QQ
with white braid. Clearance at Dee0
Sport Sweaters
$8.95 ;
Second Floor Wool. and Mohair Sweaters
in slip-on and coat styles. Navajo block
and stripe patterns, plain and fancy weaves.
Belted or with sashes. : Variety of good
colors and black. Sizes 38 to 44. (PO QP
Specially priced in the Clearance DOuO
Women's and
- Children's
4
Bathing Suits
And Accessories
Second Floor Wool, Surf Satin
and Cotton i Bathing Suits in one
and two-piece styles. Also fancy
models with plaited and scalloped
skirts- Bodice tops. Many . are
irimmed with woolr embroidery,
fringe, binding, etc One - piece
Slips of " Surf : Satin, Poplin and
Taffeta Tights in Wool and' Cot
ton Wool- Capes to . match many
of Suits. Bathing Suit Bags, Shoes,
Belts, Caps, Waders, Wings, Socks.
Read Over This List
Wool Suits at $3.00 to $10.95
Cotton Suits t $1.39 to $5.00
Bathing Slips at $5.00 to $10
Bathing Shoes at 49c to $2.50
Bathing Caps at 20c to $1.19
Beach Capes priced only $10.50
Water Wings priced 55c to 80c
Bathing Tights $19 to $3.25
Knitwear Section
2nd Floor
New Full Bodice
Guimpes
- exceedingly pop
ular lor sport wear
with suits and
s w eater s."
Made from
fine quality
B re tonne Net
with cascade
of real laces
filet, Irish and
antique filet.
S how n , in
c r e a m- and
ecru. Priced
$7.95. $8.95
Auto Hats $3.89 '
Main Floor Tweed, Satin and
Tricolette some, with leather trim
mings, v Very serviceable for out
ing wear. Values to $4.60 at $3.89
New Belts .
Latest . sport effects. Patent
edged with white silk combina
tions of white and colored kid
also the new. Tweed -Belts.
Meni
; U Mb'V:- "daxinpt
Ceprrlset, tatt. A. B. Xizeeaheaas Ceassasf
Kirschbaum Glotlies
In a . Special Clearance Offering
$40.00
and
$45.00
Suits
- - . . - - ,. .1.. . - -i . . - - .- - . ,
This
Season's '
Best
Styles 1
The man who has worn Kirschbaum Clothes knows from experience that
they fulfill every requirement as to style, service and appearance. Cooperating
with the maker enables us to off er these well-known Clothes at. a low price.
High Class Tailoring and
Best . of Fabrics "
characterize Kirschbaum Clothes. Come in "and examine these Suits.' - Well
guarantee they'll .come up to your highest expectations. 'Smart, up-to-date
models for men and young men. -Variety of fabrics including hard-finish Wor
steds. We also include in the Sale a number of .Suits from our regular stock
in other well-known makes. ' Experienced salesmen to wait upon (?OQ QtZ
vnn. leonilar $40.00 and 845.00 Suits Clearance Price is "only DtV00
MEN'S STOREr-MAIN-FLOOR '
i
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Sale of Baby
Special at
Barisin Circle, First Floor-.Novelty plaid Blankets of good
heavy quality. Shown in various sizes and colors. These are
worth fully double the sale price." No telephone of QK
O. D. orders for this item. On sale Friday only. Eafeh J y
' Sale of Carpet Samples -
; Sewed, Reaciy forJUs :k :U
Main Floor Manufacturer ; Carpet Samples i-several hun
dred of them ready for a great one-day clearance. Velvets,
Tapestry' and Wiltons in a large assortment of "patterns and
colors.- Sizes 18x27 and 27x36 inches. ' Tomorrow in the big
Clearance Sale' priced at only 29c. -48c. $1 $1.38. $1.95
. Bargain Circle, Main Floor ,
Art Needle Models
Half Price : :
Main Floor Made-up articles of various kinds, used as show
models in the Art Needlework Dept. In the. sale sire Worn-,
en's Undergarments, Negligee Aprons, Children's and Infants
Dresses.Towels, Pillows, Center Pieces, Lunch Cloths, Scarfs,
Etc. At slight expense they can be brought back sto perfect
freshness. Articles selling in the regular way at $2.00 to
$36.00 on sale at i regular prices-r-$ 1.00 up to $18.00
I v Center Circle, Main Floor ;
Sport and Dress Hats
Values Up to $16.50 .
. Special $3.89
Portland women look to this store for Millinery bargains.
They know that our prices are' invariably lower and that they
will get dependable merchandise not trash. ' Friday we shall
place on sale a big lot "of Summer Hats at an average of less
than half regular value. Smart styles. for sport and -dress
wear. Silk, Crepe, Hemp,: Satin and Braid Hats, Q QQ
Flower and tailor trimmed. Values to $16.50 at v)0OV
MHlinery Salons, 2d Floor -
; Clearance of ;
La Gamille Cbrsels"
IS Different rModels - '
Second Floor Stout women, slender women and women of averagf .'V
iigure all can share in the splendid savings this Sale axzords.
La Camille Corsets have the Ventilo back, Ventilo front shield and
patented "Lox-it" clasp fastener 3 exclusive features. Best grade
t t
$4.50, $5 Corsets at $2.95
$22.50. Corsets $15
r-$6.00 and $60 Cor- Q4 PA
jsets now priced ' at OteOU
?8.50 -and $10.00
Corsets now priced at
S6.50
$13.50 and ": $15.00 CQ QK
Corsets now priced at lMee7J
$16.50 Cor te t s O KA
reduced too nl y tBXeWeUU
All sizes 21. up to 40 in the sale, but not in each particular style.
Early choosing is to your advantage. Customers .who have worn .
La Camille Corsets will welcome this opportunity to their favorite
model at a new low price. S. .& H. Stamps with all purchases.
; Expert vCorsetieres ; y:t
will take pleasure in showing you the various models and will see
to it that your corset is properly fitted- - Sale starts Friday morn
ing will continue Saturday and Monday. - ' We .can , please - you!
. Corset Salon, Second Floor ' M'
4 - '
Depiehdable Coffee 43c Lb.
3-Lb. Tins at $1.20 ,
- 5-Lb. Tins at $1.90 :
Fourth : Floor Buy , it in . the large tins and
Y - save an additional 5c pound.: Vacuum packed.
Carnation Wheat Flakes special, swpkg. 32c
Carnation Oat Flakes special package 32c
Piece of Aluminum ware in each, of above.
-Jersey Corn Flakes i A I Borax Soap Chaps
priced at, a package XUU J priced at, a package
30c
Sale of Linoleums .
Third Floor Giving home makers an opportunity" to buy "
best of Inlaid Linoleums at sharp reductions from reg-
alar prices. Large assortment of Ihe newest patterns. 5 .
R e g ular $1.75 Q- Q C
Linoleums at only OXeOeJ
Regular ?2.00 C1CQ
Linoleums at onlv tlJietJO
Regular $25 OQ
Linoleums at only tUXeQ
Regular $2.50 CI'QK
Linoleums at only .UJLe U O
Linoleums Sold Only bjn the Square Yard
Canning Racks at 1 39c
A great help in canning.
Racks hold 8 Fruit Jars.
Made of good heavy OQ
wire. Priced special
Round Canning ; Racks of
extra heavy wire. Hold 6
Fruit JarsJ Regular.
$1.00 value. . Special
50c
Hi. , Third II
I FIoor I ; ill
- Basement Uriderprice Store
Millinery Glearance
Here are savings that will appeal to the woman who is1
looking for an inexpensive hat for vacation wear. Do
your shopping early in the day and aroid the crowds!
Porch,
and
Sun
Hats
Large Hats "of straw Jjraid'
banded with. grosgTain rib
bon in white only. Very de,
sirable for garden and beach
wear. Also Women's -Felt
Hats for sport wear, in white;
jade, orange, red, purple and
other colors.- On sale Friday
and Saturday at only $1.50-
Clearance of White
Footwear
- ? - i ' -..'--.. . f ... - - . :..
Women's white Jow Shoes at. a very special price Friday
and Saturday. Cool, comfortable footwear in popular styles.
1 Women's PiimpsV Oxfords
' ,,;! . RegularrVaIuesto$6.00 V '
10. different styles to select from. White
canvas Oxfords, Pumps and Shoes in- laced,
one. two or three straps. Jtledium low
'half, Louis heels round toes, medium
narrow lasts. A good range of sues makes
nossible a nerfect fit. . Ideal footwear for
r A e 'a V ?
warm weatner. values to ao &j me pair.
' - Shoe Department, Main . Floor
ana . . i .
id.-V
. (F ; - - ! ". ..-.- 1
Wash Goods
- Sale!
Make your own summer'dress and
save a full half. This Sale offers sav
ings - of the' most unusual sort.
; Printed Voiles
v .: Reduced
Large selection of beautiful de
signs for summer dresses. Big values!
LOT 1 Voiles worth up to QOn
75o specially priced at only OOv
LOT 2 Voiles worth up to ltZn
$1.00 specially priced at only ,OJ 1
LOT 3 Voiles worth up to 7P
$1.25 specially priced at only WW
Domestic Aisle
: Specials
Kimono Crepes in florals and
checks. Wanted colors. .To- Ofin
morrow priced special, a yard OaJC
' White j Dimite. 36 inches
wide.-Reirular 65c grade -yard
Silk Mixtures in a large selection of
beautiful patterns. Rcgular QQ
$1.50 grade. - Priced at, yard OL
: ' ; 'Main Floor
45c
was served at the Crown-Willamette
;inn. . -