Thousands of Eager Shoppers will Gather
Within this Store Saturday
SHORT STORIES OF
TO W N AND COUNTRY
Maple $6 delivered.
& Wood.
Dickson
H. Hirschberg and Ira Mix
l-4t motored to Portland for the
week end vacation.
E. L. Bradner of Seattle wa?
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Brad
C. A. Lochridge w*s here Iasi
ner here this week.
week visiting his mother, Mrs
M. j . Bulloch.
Mr. Lochridge
\
expects
to
locate
somewhere in
Work is progressing on the
High School gymnasium. The Washington.
plumbing is being done by C.
McBeth.
Miss Joy Turner announces a
violin and piano musical by her
J. T. Elmore of Albany has pupils in the Normal chapel for
purchased the Felix Watten- Wednesday, June 8th. A num­
barger farm at Hopville.
The ber of Independence young folks
deal was made through the In­ will take part in the musicale.
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dependence Realty Co.
The Normal took part in the
tennis tournament held in A l­
bany last Friday
afternoon.
Miss Dorcas Conklin won the
ladies’ singles there.
R. E. Hereford and family j
went to Woodburn Tuesday. I
Mrs. H.'will spend the summer
Mrs. Griffa.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bohannon
returned Sunday from a visit
with their daughters. Mrs. Harry
T. Smith of Portland and Mrs.
Horn of Newberg. They were
accompanied
by young Billy
Horn. Dr. Horn left Thursday
for Canada and expects to pur­
chase a ranch and enter into
ranch life.
.
We deeply appreciate the
many offers of assistance and
the beautiful floral offerings
tendered during the illness and
burial of our beloved one. and
want to express our lasting gra­
titude.
C. G. Griffa
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Clodfelter
Mr. and Mrs. C. McBeth.
Card of
minier.
‘•You didn't bring your violin,”
«he r\elainied when he arrived.
“ No. All 1 brought was my ap-
ITS R E S U L T
“ Th?re was one fact which gu..
color to the deportation scheme of
the government.”
“ What was that?”
“ It gaye the reds the blues.”
T H E REASON.
"Whv does thai orator walk two
or three times across the stage be­
fore be begins to speak?”
,
“ 1 suppose it is the pre-amble to
She had invited the violinist to tus remarks.”
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You have no time to lose. Come early. Partake of
your share of these Phenomenal DOLLAR BARGAINS.
To make this one of those long-to-be-remembered
Dollar Days, W e Have Enmassed this Entire Stock,
for One Day, into Dollar Bargains,
Two Dollar Values for One Dollar
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with relatives there. Later they
will probably locate either in i
Salem or Portland.
ALL HE BROUGHT
” 'n it I M —
Q. G, Reeves and wife and
two sons, Spencer and Glarn, ac­
companied by Mr. and Mrs.
Pipen of Portland were guests at
the L. G. Reeves home last Sun­
day.
I
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clodfelter
and son of Jefferson, J. C.
Gardner and wife o£ Salem and
Arthur Griffa of Portland were
here Tuesday for the funeral of
DOLLAR DAY
Gingham
7 yards
Calico
12 yds
Toweling
11 yds
.4
13 Pounds of Sugar
SOAP
Best fa m ily flour, guaran­
te e - for good bread $1 8 0
Crown Flour
$ 2 .3 5
Oat ¿Meal, sack ..........
50c
Sack o f Corn M e a L
35c
Crystal W hite. 21 bars l.GO
W h ite W on d er,24 bars 1 .0 0
Y e llo w Soap, 24 bars 1 .0 0
LARD
Voiles
4 yds -
Denim, extra $| 0 0
heavy, 4 yds
Sheeting, 8-4, t| 0 0
$ 1 .0 0
FLOUR
.
Best pure lard in bulk, (>
lbs ..............
$ 1 .0 0
Pure Shortenin g iu bulk,
9 lbs.......................... 1 .0 0
Peanut Butter, 11 lbs $ 1 .0 0
W h ile Flakv Shortening,
8 lbs .................
$ 1 .1 5
Douglas L o rd O il, one half
gallon ___________ .
90c
C ove O il, \ gal .........
90c
COFFEE
SYRUPS
Karo, dark, No. 10
73c
K aro, red, N o. 10 ....... 8 9 c
M arshm allow Svrup,
N o. i o ........ ; . ....... $
M arshm allow Syrup,
N o. 5 .........................
60c
1.10
BROOMS
L im it 1 to a customer, re g ­
ular 85c______________ 39C
CRACKERS
Soda and O yster Crackers,
bulk, lb ________________ 1 5 c
Best M ixed Cookies, in bulk,
lb . . . _______________ 2 2 c
M acaroni in bulk 10 lbs 70C
Men's Leather c l n n
Gloves, 2 pr '•
Our sp ecial 30c C offee in
bulk, 6 lbs fo r ........ $ 1 . 0 0
D IAM OND W . COFFEE
CANNED GOODS
Bathing
Soils
5 lbs, per l b ____________ 3 6 c
(in clu d in g 3 sm all cans
condensed m ilk fie e )
3 lbs, per l b ................. 3 7 c
(in c lu d in g 2 sm all cans
condensed m ilk free)
Peaberry Coffee, 45o value
T ib s ....................
$ 1 .0 0
Carnation M ilk, 8 cans 1.00
Standard Tom atoes, No 2|
10 cans fo r ................. 1 00
$100
I*
Men's S2.00 $1 0 0
Shirts. . . . . . !•
’s
$1 00
Overalls
Ladies’ $2 00 c i n n
Union Suits
' te
a
v a lu es
G unpowder Tea, G5c value,
2 lbs
.................. 6 0 c
E nglish Breakfast Tea,
per lb ..................
30C
SPICES
A ll kinds, 2 (or ............... 15c
5 oz. Jewel Pepper, 25c
value ....................
IOC
COCOA
In bulk, 2oc‘ value, 3 lbs
f o r ....................
40c
Ground C h ocolate, 40c
value, 2 ibs________
45c
Boy’s Suits 0 0 O C
Now
0 O .C J
1 «
* “ $ 6 .0 0
Ladies' union ( M n n
Suits,2 tor 0 L
Standard Pea' , 10 cans
Standard Corn, 9 cans
C lin g Peaches, sliced,
b cans for
1.00
1.00
1 .0 0
O val Sardines, 25c values,
2 cans f o r ______ t ___ 2 5 c
Am erican Sardines, 5 cans
fo r
...........
30c
Shad, tall cans, 10 cans 1 .0 0
Pink Salm on, tall cans
9 cans for
......... 1 . 0 0
Wool
Sweaters
Ladies'
Dresses
6irls' Dresses $ 1 QQ
Underskirts
2 lo t'
Ladies’ Vests t| QQ
5 lo t. . . . . . . I.
Boys' union « 1 n n
Suits, 2 (or * !■
Misses Union c l n n
Suits, 2 lor I.
Men's & Boys' C l QQ
Caps, 2 lor I .
Boys' & tiirls Cl QO
45c Hose, 3 «
Boys’ Shirts $1 00
2 for...... *■
Pineapple, tall, 4 c a n s ...7 0 c
Catsup, b o ttle ______ ______10c
R ice, best head rice,
10 lbs. for ................. 4 8 c
Prunes, best D alian ,
14 lbs. f o r . ..........
1 .0 0
Split Pru ne», 20 i b s .... 1 .0 0
Men's Suits 0 1 0 Q C
Now
vM 0.0 J
$3.50 Blankets
Now
THOUSANDS OF OTHER DOLLAR BARGAINS FOR DOLLAR DAY
‘Shop Where the #Crowds Huy
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Peoples Cash Store
Beaver Hotel
Vice President of the United States, who w ill
a welcome visitor in Oregon.
soon be
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