THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1C22.
Cr.ZGO:' DAILY JOURNAL, ror.TLAI.D, C
SCHOOL OFFICES
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. School " administration headquarters
will ae removed irom ine court nouse
.: f August, 1923. when the lease expires,
the )a.rUy burned Holladay school
Tstgldins; at East ' Sixth and Clackamas
streets, soon to be repaired. Director
' EbulU who believed -the location to be
- too far away from the - business cen
ter and who favored the use of the
present Girls. Poly technic school build-
ins;, when the new school shall have
been - erected, -. tot'- this purpose, was
aoDarentlr the only oooenent. ' Other
; directors believed it to. be savingr and
stated: the block oar which the Girls
Polytechnic. . school Is located to be
worth 1250,000, while they could not
eet $20,000. for "the Holladay site.
TO PURCHASE, t BLOCKS
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'Three ' blocks between Halsey and
Wasco and Kast Seventh and Ninth
streets In the Hotladay addition will
be purchased from . the agents of the
Larrabee estate for $57,000, provided
the streets , are vacated, and with the
block now owned by the district will be
- used as a U for the nw Holladmv
school. A. E. Doyle. - architect, was
Instructed to submit plans for the new
building. '
The Kenwood Land 4 company will
be offered $10,000 for bock 13, 230x270
feet, with 60x90 feet additional through
street vacations, bounded by Lombard,
Russet, Interstate avenue and Green
wich street, for addition to the Kenton
school property. The . company has
priced the land at 11.500.
PKOPOSAX HITS SSAO
:The proposition of .the city commis
sioners that the school Join with the
city In constructing; the new North
east hijrh school in a mbiral Wsrlr n
40 acres between East 3d and Kast
ui ana xuiamooK and Knott streets;
truck a snag- when It dawned upon the
board that It was to donate $21,000 to
the city under the plan..
The city owns the Versteeg- tract of
:- 18 acres: Jt was to purchase the Kern
tract of 11.25 acres. The school board
was to purchase the Wright tract of
11.7s acres at a cost of $42,000. Th.
board was then to turn- this entire
tract over to the city and accept in lieu
thereof seven acres of the city's land
upon which to build the school.
CITY TO BEAK COST , ,i
Director Woodward, chairman of the
properties committee, pointed out
however, that under the transaction
-. the city would take care of ail street
Improvements, would furnish an out
door swimming pool and an athletic
xieid, -which would make up for the
$21,000. The Shattuck school swim
ming tank ; cost -$30,000 alone. It was
aid. . . . . ;
Director Shall was .- somewhat op
posed to the plan, -saying that $18,000
ws.a all that had. been laid aside for
a sue lor me, northeast high school
when the statement to the taxpayers
preyarea, mat oe Had not realised
that , the city would ask the board to
buy three or four times more property
that it needed. and pointed out that
the board had only half as much money
wijou anyway, . ana were not
nxed for decorations.
coMiiryiTY HorsE
The plan would Include V commu
nity . house erected by the city and
. the whole park enclosed by a boulevard
Upon Which lots would he nM fiA.
lng the park, upon which homes of -api"f
propriaie types 9x architecture would
b built.
t The board will visit the site at 7
o'clock tonight and survey the situa
tion before, taking any action what-
ever. ' . . -4 - .
Tor the Holladay insurance, the
board agreed to accept J38.783.9S cash,
$34,474.94 'or the building and $4308.98
for furnishings the amount submitted
by the insurance adjuster.
Directors decided to allow Robert
Fulton, the new school clerk, a salary
of $4000 a year. Much debate preceded
this action, some directors favoring
$5000, the aura t which had j been paid
R. H. Thomas after. 14 years of serv
ice. "Director George B. Thomas," who
first i nominated" ; Fulton, even before
the latter made! his application; moved
to 'pay him the I same salary as R. H.
Thomas is receiving. $5000. Director
Woodward seconded,, the motion. Di
rector Shull mildly s remonstrated at
paying- a new man bo much money, but
Director Thomas said there . would be
so much work with the new buildUtg
program that the position was worth it.
HOW" ABOUT IT I ASKS BHTJIA -..
fBut," said Shun. " the talk has been
$300 or $350 a month." r
Thomas Insisted the board wanted
a $5000 man. , t--, .
Director- Martin, said he understood
. that any new man corning in would
not be worth $5040 for the first year
at least, and he believed In paying less,
especially since they had "cut off the
business manager part o . It. , -
We cut off the business manager,
- but we are adding a -lot to, the new
man," said Director Thomas, "and we
want a $5000 man." -
Director Elsraan ' moved Fulton be
started at $300 a month! ' Martin
amended this , to a salary on the basis
of $4000 a year, on which figure the
- board compromised. Directors Thomas
, and Pickerinsr clung to the $5000. - j
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The recommendation of the business
committee that an expert statistician
be employed to compile information re
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quested by the tax supervising and
conservation commission, was modified
so- as - to authorise the new i clerk to
employ : the : necessary assistaae : in
preparing such "budget form as will be
satisfactory to the commission as well
as to the board.
The . ; education . committee recom
mended that in the construmtlon of the
first unit of the new Girls Polytechnic
school,, the Kamm tract batween ISth,
Chapman, Madison and. .Taylor streets
be. considered, with the idea that an
athletic field can also be laid out which
can be used by this school. High School
of Commerce, Lincoln high, Ladd and
Bhattuck schools. Zt also recommended
that construction be started at the
earliest ; possible moment to replace
portables at Scott. Gregory ? Heights.
Duniway, Beaumont. Sabln. - Hosford
and .Beach, and that additions be start
ed for Kennedy and Woodstock and
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Ookley Green school be placed as soon
as possible and a new site obtained for
replacement of Sunnyside school.
These recommendations were all i
ferred to the properties committee. -
BrscoKTnrTJAjrcrje is opposed
-Salem, July 20. Protest against the
proposed dlscontlntiance of water serv
ice at Alpine in Benton county has
been- filed with the public service com
mission by cttlxens of the eommnnity.
M. B. Hughes is owner of the utility,
: CSTJZ iTT V CHABG E "FACE D 0
Albany. Or Jury 20. K. H. Koehler
faces a charge of cruelty to animals,
accused by a neighbor -of -beating to
death a dog at his home near Lebanon.
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KICK PBACTTCRES 'SKTCXIi .
Eugene, July 20. William Swartx of
Horton Is being' treated at the Kugene
hospital for a fractured skull, caused
by a. horse's kick, . , -, t
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Candy
Orange . Slices, a . delicious OA
summer confection the pound VJKs
Old - Fashioned Chocolates OK n
on sale Friday special, pound dO I
'.s Candy Department
' i Main Floor . '
Money-Saying Opportunities i Abound iih All
FOR QUICK DISPOSAL
Wornen's and
J h -Odd Ones From; Our Regular Stock I ? ft
Special
Cost and former selling prices have been ignored in this extraordinary clear-away-
We must close out' all odd lines at once and we are willing to make a
sacrifice in order to do so. Splendid Suits for summer arid early autumn wear.
Made aip in high-class materials Homespuns, Tweeds, flannels, Tricotine, etc.
The styles are most desirable, the showing embraces smart models in semi
fitted, straightline and box effects. Some with bell-shape sleeves, tuxedo, and
convertible collars. Bead below for
; Sizes and Quantity in the Sale ,
3Suits-sise 14--11 sixe 16-2-8 size
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3 size 40-7-31 size 42. Colors include" jockey Ted, orchid, navy, rj Kf
Harding blue, jade, henna and tan. .Shop early in the day Ji Special 9X f OU
A Real Snap
200 Quality Suits
" " In a Mid-Season Clearaway
rr HE MAN who buys" clothes of
- I . the better grades will find in
''. . this : Sale an ..opportunity .to
select a high-grade Suit at an ex
ceptionally low price.- "1, System
and other well known makes, very
finest of tailoring and fabrics that
will give splendid service. This
season's latest models for men and "
young men. -i Browns, blues, grays, tans . and novelty patterns. : Fin
ished and unfinished Worsteds, Cheviots, Cassimeres. Why pay $35
to $40 for your new Suit when you can buy Clothes of A or
best standard makes at this low price? 2-Day Sale price w.OD
SilkShirts
$5,95
Main Floor "Eagle' Sflk
Crepe Shirts in a variety ef
handsome : new striped pat
terns. : Correctly tailored. All
sizes: xrom 14 up
oas va -a,
S5.95
to IS. 4 Special at
Men's Sport Shirts . with
collars attached. Made up in
high-grade materials. Newest
sport effects. V'-Priced - extra
special at $1 .50 to i $6.50
Men's Percale Shirts in as
sorted patterns and fast col
ors, f Sizes 14 to 17.- OQ
Priced special at only OOC
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Telephone Orders
" - Express Money Orders
WeGiyeS.;&H.
; . Stamps .
a direct cash ' saving' on the
money you spend. Ask for them.
2nd Floor
.33 -1 siae "20-9 size 36-4 size 38
Women?s Sport Skirts
$3.00 to $3.95
i-White Gabardine and Venetian Skirts in a vari
ety of smart styles for beach, outing and sport
wear. Many women will be glad of this oppor
tunity to secure inexpensive Skirts for. vacation
'wear. Tailored with novelty belts and slash
"pockets. Trimmed with buttons. Sizes range
2? to 38. Specially low priced $3.00 to $3.95
Garment Salons, 2nd Floor ;
for Men!
Men's Knit
Ties
85c
$24.85
Main Floor Very rsmrfrt for sport wear.
Tie up into small neat knot and DP
give splendid service.;. Special at OOC
- Men's Cotton Hose
. 6 Pairs $1,35
i Cooper's light weight Cotton Hose In
assorted colors.: Unexcelled for service.
Full range of sizes. Special t Q1 OJf
25c pair- pairs for only O XeOD
Pongee Handkerchiefs
Priced $1.00
The careful dresser knows the import
ance of the correct handkerchief. Pongee
is the last word jn fashion. Large selec
tion of 'fancy sport patterns in latest'
colors. Exceptional ; values . at only $1
Men's Khaki Pants :
"Cant Bust Em" makeJ ' Best for tout
ing and sport wear. " Straight and service
styles. Priced at $2.50 and $3.00 pair
: Corduroy , Pants at $5.00 and $6.00
Men's Store, Main Floor
Given Immediate Attenticn
And Travelers Cheques
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE
; -..- - . iiws" stwr. 9fr
- Satin Striped
Silk Hosiery
.$1.95
Bargain Circle, 1st Floor This is
the grade that sells? in the regular
way at $2.50. JuaUty SiUc Hose
m one of the best standard makes.
Fashionable satin striped effects in
brown and navy.. On
sale -Friday the 'pair
$1.95
Outsize Hose
' 85c
-Women's -outsize Lisle Hose of
the well-known Wayne Knit make.
Plain and ribbed top in white and
balbriggan. Hose selling in the
regular wayat $1.00 and QPA
$1J25. Priced special, pair OtJC
bargain Circle,
Main Floor
Girls' Middy Dresses Vz Price
: Mothers wko have girls to buy. for sTbouU take quick. ' .
ad van tag's of this Sale. All Dresse ars from regular stock. ; ?
$3.95 Dresses
$1.98
Second Floor Girl s' Middy
Dresses in Galatea, unbleached
Muslin. Soisette, Chambray,
Devonshire and .Kindergarten
cloth. Plain, colors and stripes.
Yoke ;' style with box " plaited
skirts! Sizes 6 to l4. 4 price.
$3.95 Dresses at oaly $1.98
$4.50 Dresses at only $2.25
$5.00 Dresses at only $2.50
$6.95 Dresses at only $3.48
Junior Shop
Second Floor
Vacation Togs
At Lowest Prices 1
- Outuig Suits for women and misses: Made
up in serviceable Ithaki material. Tomor
row priced with breeches from $6.45 to
$9.00witi skirts A$7.95 to $13.95.
Ontias; Suits of -splendid quality wool ma
terial. Coats with breeches, $l&50-$28.50
Headquarters for Outing: Caps, Leggings,
Skirts, Middy Blouses, etc. Shop here, savet
Bathing Suits
Customers tell us ours is the best -stock
of Bathing Suits in Portland. All the best
makes are here in the season's newest styles
and colors. Wool, i Surf Satin and Cotton.
Suit prices range from $1.39 to $10.95
Bathing Slips priced, $5.00 and $10.00
Bathing Caps all colors 20c to $1.19
. Second Floor
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CALL ATWATEIl 4500 Telephone in All Dcpts.
for Sale at the Accommodation Desk First Floorr
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RELIABLE METHODS.
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Sport Scarfs
Second Floor Fiber
Silk Sport Scarfs in
all the newest colors
and combinations.
Full "length and
width, trimmed at
ends- with deep
fringe. Solid colors
checks,, stripes',
plaids and Paisley
effects, " Shades in
clude . jade, - hone)
dew, orchid, sand,
sapphire, brown and
gray also ; white.
Specially low priced
for Friday and Sat
urday at' $1.98.
$2.98 and $5.98
Women's Sport Sweaters
Second Floor Slip-bn and Coat ,
Sweaters for women and misses.
Our stock offers wide range for
choosing there isnt" popular
style missing! Colors and patterns
to please every fancy. Prices
range from $6.98 up to $38.50
Tub Dresses $2.89
Main' Floor Girls' Dresses in
.Voile,-' Gingham; and chambray.
Solid colors and checks. Choice
of several- dainty styles: - Sires
6 to 14. Specially (JJO QQ
p r i C ed ..a t only &OV
At $1.89
Gingham . and Chambray
Dresses in solid colors and
plaids. Trimmed with self ma
terial -or " pique. Some with
sashes. Tomorrow IJ"f CQ
special for only tDXeOiT
Center Circle,
Main Floor a
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Basement Uhdernrice Store -
Summer Wash Goods
- - At Drastic Reductions ,"--;.
Basement Thousarrds - of y ards :
of. desirable-'-. Summer Fabrics in
the iseasdn's, greatest clearaway. v
Make .your own vacation
frocks' and, save half or morel
Wash Fabrics
12V2C .
Basement Figured . Voiles and
Batistes in a large assortment of
patterns and colors Dress Ging
hams in fancy plaids and checks
Cotton Prints in daintiest of .
patterns for dresses and blouses
immense lot to select from.
Values up to 35c.'"Ojp
Priced special, a yard
: 2500 Yards Dainty Tub; Fabrics
Basement -Voiles, Lawns, Ginghams, ' Crepes and' 47A f
many other desirable .tub fabrics - for dresses and J' 'r
blouses in a great variety of patterns. .Special, yard asrsi J Vs-
Curtain Sale
. Continues;
Dainty Ruffled and Straight
Curtains in Voiles and Marquis
ettes in a one-price offering at
$1.95
nothing to compare with them:
in the city. . -You'll say so. too,
when "you see what remarkable
values they are. Numerous
styles and patterns to - select
from, : All' are 2-A yards long.
While they last P- QC
priced special, a p&fc.iDlt&O
Drapery Department,
. 3rd Floor
Sale of
M. J. B. Coffee
$1.90
For Large Size Tins -
M. J, : B. Coffee ' is packed in
airtight tins. Always deliciously
fresh. Save 35c on large size
tins of 5 lbs. ? On Jlj Qf
sale at special price tDXeaU
Jersey Cora Flakes, pkg. 10c
Soap Flakes, Crystal White,
10c package, priced spe- OPTp
;dal for tomorrow, 4 f or JI-
Canned Peas lily - of - the -Valley,
tender, sweet, Oflfi
on sale tomorrow at a canvi
Canned Corn, Pref erre'dO rt
Stock $25 dozen can-" vt,
We Give S. & H. SUmps.
4th Floor
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Radio Sets and
Accessories
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for sale in the Sportin: Goods
Section, 4th Fir. Xiowest prices.
Sections of
rfiTmlM'::
,: -Special Purchase Sale of .
Sport and Dress 'Hats
Crepes, Satin, Silk, and Fancy Braids;
.Values .
; Up to
$220 ;
$3.95
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Nowpman need be without smart hat to finish out the season. with
such -wonderful values as this sale affords! Safe to say many will buy s
couple of hats at this ridiculously low price. In the sale are flower-trimmed
models in a wide range of beautiful styles expressive of midsummer
gaitles also the latest summer styles in tailor trims.- Silks, Crepes, Satins,
Hemps; Tigzl and Garden Straw Braids. White and light colors. CO QCC
Values in this sale up, to $22.50.. Tomorrow priced special at tDOeUtl
See Window
Millinery Salons, 2nd Floor
iChildren's . .
Wash Suits :
Price:V;
Main Floor Middy, and OHverV
Twist Wash Suits m Chambray:
Galatea : and Linen. Variety . of
colors and combinations. Begu-
X''&Xt to ?3.S5 values are,
now. on sale at SI AS to $1.98
LOTv2 BoysT Wash Suits in
broken range of sizes. J-I OP.;
Regular (20 values ' eDX'etJ
-WhHate:'
Price'
Wash Hats in checks and com- .
bination colors. s 65c. to XiO
aluesv at'' special 33c to 50c
Boys' Sport Caps in the new- -est
' styles -and patterns' priced J
for tomorrow '$1.50 to $2.50
ASale
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j r Children's; Hair
. Bobbing: ;
Heart's ' Desire curl, -straight cut,
curled bob, etc. Our man barbers are
experts and know how to handle the
children. Barber shop in 'connection
with Beauty , Parlors. Second. Floor.
the Store
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Values;
to,
.$220
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of Sale Hats
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: Sport Girdles
Main -Floor Closing 6ut 'our, re
maining stock of women's pearl and-
metal-Girdles at just price; : We
also-offer special "lines in' Novelty
. Belts at just Vt price. : Suitable
- tor" sport' suits and dresses.
Values .up to J45 at . Yt price.
Corsagre Flowers
" .79cyi."V"C'
. Mala Floor Fresh, crisp," Organdie
Flowers for corsage bouquets, bout
tonieres and trimmings.. Beautiful
coloring!. Flowers made to sell at
1.00 u to t.7S. Tomor- FJCfg
--. row' priced special-at only I iC
. ' Drape - Veils -
.: Aty3dff'-
Main Floor Women's Drape ' Veils i
in square and half r-square effects. ,
' Solid- and two-tone colorings. r Very'
smart. ' Regular . If. 25 to - 15.50
-yeils. Priced at 84c to $3.tJ7
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of Boys - Suits
.With 2 Pairs Pants ; '
$9.85
- Main Floor Odd lines from' our own' stocks.
" Broken sizes and only one or two of a pattern,
v Vajues up to J 16.50. - Two pairs of Pants with
- each suit. , Best, of materials 'and ?Q QC
' tailoring, i Priced ' special at: only ,Je7eOi
! Boys Straw Hats ; i
. - At V2 Price
- unrestricted choice of any Boy's Straw Hat
at just H regular selling prices. This season's
best styles and colors. Regular $1-50 to $5.00
Hats on sale tomorrow at ,75c up to $2. CO
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