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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Ortpm
Wednesday, Augvat 13, 195S
School Board Cautious
In Considering Bids
Numerous bidi were receiv
ed by the Salem school board
Tuesday night for a variety of
supplies needed by the district,
but In only one instance wis
final action taken.
This was the bid of H. L.
Elfstrom company for aeoustl
cat material for Bush, Ingle
wood, Garfield, Richmond, Sa
lem Heights and mguana
schools. The bid, the only one
received, was $1800. The to
tal is well within the budget
estimate. -
Bids on fuel oil, gasoline and
ether petroleum products, and
Ice cream were referred to
committees with power to act
Five firms bid on most of the
petroleum products Capital
City Transfer, Union Oil
Standard Oil, Home Fuel Oil
AbsMbtefiecMsKyFM'
Summer SWn
Irritations
Zemo, a doctor's formula, promptly
rciierM itching of surface rashes,
prickly beat, athlete's foot, sunbnra,
insect bites. Qua. tTltYl
StiiaJesa.1 sixes. jftCUlU1
Double."
6reen Slamps Till
August 22
Chapman Drug Sfore
lOCaadalariaBlvd.
and Larimer. Larimer appear
ed low on the 400 and 300 spe
cific gravity brands with bids
of 13,889 and IJ.10 per barrel,
respectively.
Arden Farms bid $1.14 per
gallon for 3000 gallons of bulk
and brick ice cream. Deluxe
bid $1.16. Arden's bid for 19,.
000 dozen of five cent novelty
ice cream products was 38
cents dozen and that of De
luxe was 39 cents. Arden bid
80 cents per dozen for the 10
cent novelty ice creams and
Deluxe bid 78 cents.
The bid of Eoff Electric sub
mitted at a previous meeting,
for a transformer wss accepted.
The proposal of the State
Farm Mutual Insurance com
pany for liability coverage on
the district's bus fleet was ac
cepted. A saving of 25 per
cent over a year's period is
probable. Insurance on com
mercial vehicles will be car
ried with the concerns now
giving coverage.
The board is expected to is
sue a call for bids Aug. 25 on
the second allotment of bonds
in' connection with the con
struction of the new South Sa
lem high school.
The-offer of $380 for the old
bouses and garages on the site
of the proposed administration
building, submitted after the
auction was accepted by the
board. All bids received dur
ing the auction were rejected.
The house known as the "par
sonage' is not to be wrecked
before Sept 15, providing sn
opportunity for its removal if
funds can be raised.
Institute to
End Thursday
The Institute for Parents of
Visually handkaDDed Pre
school children will close
Thursday with a forenoon ses
sion.
Startinf at 9:15 will he
plan in the education of vim.
auy-handlcapped children. In
the panel will be John W.
Jones, consultant In education
of visually-handicapped chil
dren for the State Department
oi education; Hiss Madge Les
lie, wno nolds a similar posi
tion in the Portland schools;
Dr. Berthold Lowenfeld. suncr-
intendent of the California
school for the Blind at Berke
ley; &vereu t. wucox, princi
pal, and Walter R. Drv. super
intendent of Oregon School for
the Blind.
xne iinai session will be a
message from Superintendent
wry.
In Wednesday's meetlnss Dr.
maynara scnuier spoke on
The Physical Development of
the Child," Dr. Lowenfeld on
"When the Blind Child Reach.
es School Age," and 'The Blind
Child and His World."
Wednesday night Dr. Elean
or Gutman,. director of the
vision conservation section of
the Oregon State Board of
Health, will talk on "Help
'Torn Your Health Depart
ment," and Everett I. Wilcox
on "Holiday Activities."
All addresses .ire followed
by discussion.
When electric power is
made available, engineers ssy
the African Gold Coast can
produce 210,000 tons of alum
inum a year.
just abbiveb
British Heavyweight Champ
THE ENGLISH BROGUE
Hey, Fellas! Come
in today and put a
pair away for school.
25c deposit holds
any pair.
Reg. $16.95
Sale Price
5
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Fellas!
Sixes I-ll
Widths, A-E
Feflee, Yen Look Your lest In
Pair of These Specially Prices!
IMPORTED EKGUSH
BROGUES
Absolutely FREE, one pair of
English Brogues or Shell Cordov
ans, given away every week start
ing Aug. 14. No obligation. Just
come in and register.
REG. $19.95 SALE PRICE
Ct-O.
Vl Nj 1 3 Sites 5-13
SIVIdthsA-B
In This Corner
THE AMERICAN
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP
GENUINE SHELL CORDOVANS
Open
Friday Night
I 'til 9
ran
We Dye Them Cordovan Color Free of Charge
Salem's First and Only
CUT-RATE SHOE STORE
Open
Friday Night
'til 9
SHOE
BOX
HO N. Liberty St., Selem, Orees
Clfim Ufturc AJf. U p.m. r
JlOft nOUn Friday Night till F.M. I
jiod
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449
I P Sixes 6-10
Sixes 12-11 ...4.91
IN PRACTICAL COLORS OP
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CORN
GREY
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Washable, hard-wearing .thickset
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10-18.
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Really rugged . . . and pel
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95
Sizes
8-18
SUEDE JACKETS . . : 12.75
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Sizes If : I yt si f
2-18 I v w ' i
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u
Sizes
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A
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11
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WESTERN JEANS
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