THE BANNER-COURIER, OREGON CITY, OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1922.
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THE WOMEN'S
READY-TO-WEAR SECTION
Gets in on this
PRICE BROS.
The Quality Store of Clackamas County
7th and Main - Oregon City
-And the Men Folks can protit too
this
DAY
$1.00 Discount on each $10.00
You spend Saturday for
Suits, Goats, Dresses
Save on Your Buying Saturday
All $10 Garments
$12.50 Garments
$15.00 Garments
$20.00 Garments
$25.00 Garments
$35.00 Garments
....$9.00
$11.25
..$13.50
.$18.00
..$22.50
.-$31.50
Wool Skirts $1.00'
All wool Skirts in plaid, home-spun and
Velours. Just a few, sizes 24, 26, 28 waist.
Reg. J5.00 values.
Waists $1.00
White wash Waists made of lawn, linene
and Voile, Prettily trimmed, long sleeves.
Values to J3.00.
Corsets $1.00 '
Warner's and Henderson's Corsets in pink
and white Coutil. Well made, all of the
better qualities' up to $2.00. Odd lots and
sizes.
Childrens Dresses $1.00
Gingham dresses for girls of 4 to. 12 years
old. Pretty plaids with contrasting trim
mings. Reg. values $2.00 and $2.50.
Sample Line of Apron Dresses
$1.00
I All made to sell for much more than this low price of $1.00.
Percales and Ginghams in a delightful variety of models and
colors.
Women's
SHOES
$1,00 Uss
For Saturday Only
Dave a Dollar on your
Footwear Saturday.
A $1.00 discount on every
pair of shoes, oxfords,
pumps, flapper pumps and
hiking boots, selling for $5.00
or more.
$5.00 Shoes $4.00
$6.00 Shoes $5.00
$7.00 Shoes $6.00
See Our Windows
Look for the Red $Day$ Tickets they represent Unusual Savings
DRESS GINGHAMS, 5 yds.
$1.00
Toil-du-Nord and Red Seal Ginghams in all new Spring colors.
The regular 25c and 29c sellers.
JAP LUNCH CLOTHS
$1 .00
Imported Japanese Lunch cloths, 48x48 inches square. Fast col
ors in blue figures. Regular $1.25.
FOWNES SILK GLOVES, pair
$1.00
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CLOTH CRAFT TYl
Clothe.
$1.00 LESS
$4.00 l
$6.00 V
$1,00 LESS
$1.25 and $1.50 values in black, white, perle grey, tan and black.
All sizes.
JEWELRY, CHOICE
$1.00
36 in. PERCALES, 8 yds
$1.00
Standard weight Percales in lights and darks,
quality.
PART LINEN TOWELING, 7 yds.
Part linen toweling in bleached or unbleached,
for roller or hand towels. Regular 19c yard.
81 in. SHEETING, 2 yds
Full 9-4 sheeting, bleached or unbelached.
weight free from startch.
Our regular 20c
$1.00
17 inches wide,
$1.00
Good standard
SILKS, PER YARD . .....
$1.00
About 25 pieces of silk, odd lots and broken lines from our
regular stock. Consists of taffeta, satins, messalines. Geor
gettes, Crep de chines, poplins and lining silks. Regular
values upto $3.50 yard, Dollar day Your choice for $1 a yard.
PILLOW CASES, 5 for
$1.00
Good quality musline in the 42x36 and 45x36 inch sizes. Regular'
25c each.
$2.75 BATH MATS, CHOICE
Large size bath mats in light and dark colors.
BATH TOWELS, 3 for 1
$1.00
$1.00
Heavy double thread turk towels, 22x40 inches, some with blue
borders. The regular 50c towels.
TISSUE GINGHAMS, 2 yds.
$1.00-
New spring tissues, 32 inches wide in a variety of plaids, checSs
and stripes. Regular 59c yard.
CURTAIN GOODS AND
DRAPERIES, 2 yds.
$1.00
One big assortment of scrims, marquisette, cretonne and nets,
about 35 pieces in the lot with values ranging from 65c to 85c
yard. Buy your spring curtains now and SAVE.
Beads, back combs, purses, ivory-wara. One of a kind novelties
that sold as high as $4.00, choice dollar day, $1.00.
$1.00
WOMEN'S HOLE-PROOF
SILK HOSIERY, pair
Hole-proof silk and silk plaited, out sizes and regular, in nov
elties, cordovan, white and black. The regular $1.35 in the
Hole-proof and other makes, values to $1.75.
Here is the Plan Men:
You know it's out of the question to
sell a Suit for "One Buck" but we're
going to do the best we can. We
will give you back a One Dollar Bill
on each $10 you put into a Suit of
Clothes or furnishing goods. An hon
est, legitimate discount of 10 per cent
So buy your new Spring Suit Satur
day and get a bona:fide Saving;
KUTE-KUT PLAY SUITS
For children of best quality khaki and denim, sizes 1 to 8
years. Regular $1.25.
$1.00
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS, 2 for : .Jj QQ
Cumfy-cut and other good brands. Loose and tight knee, plain
or lace. Bodice and band tops. Regular 85c values.
BOYS' BLOUSES, Each . $1 ,00
The famous "Kaynee' Blouses for boys. Just received for
the summer selling. Sports and negligee, button-down collars.
Sizes 4 to 14 years. $1.25 and $1.50 value.
CHILDREN'S HOSE, 5 prs
Fine lisle hose in black, white and cordovan, all sizes. Regular
25c values.
UNCLE SAM WORK SHIRTS
$1.00
Regular
$1.00
Men know this brand to be one of the best. Blue and tan
chambray, plain and striped. Regular value $1.25.
MEN'S WORK SOCKS, 6 prs. ....... ....
$1.00
Engineer and Fireman's work socks. Black and brown. Regular
20c values.
$1.50 MEN'S TIES, CHOICE
$1.00
Take your choice of any $1.50 tie in the store Dollar Day for
$1.00. . .
FANCY SILK SOCKS, 2 pr ""$1 .00
Clocked effects, drop stitch, plain silk and silk plaited in brown,
black and many two-tone combinations. Regular values 75c
and $1.00 pair. -
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ave
arned
Save a Few on
Saturday
MEN'S HATS .
$5.00 Mallorys
$7.00 Stetsons ..
MEN'S SHOES AND OXFORDS
$5.00 Shoes and Oxfords
$6.50 Shoes and Oxfords ...
$7.50 Shoes and Oxfords ..
$10.00 Floresheims Shoes
Many new arrivals in Oxfords
have just been unpacked. Black
and Nut Brown, French toes,
also the high toe.
$4.00
$5.50
$6.50
$9.00
MEN'S
FLANNEL SHIRTS
$1.Q0LESS
$4.00 Shirts $3.00
$5.00 Shirts $4.00
$6.00 Shirts $5.00
Slip into one of these on that
fishing tripr They'll keep you
warm and dry.
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TIRE BARGAINS
WHERE?
LOOK-PRICES
31x4 : $14.20
32x3-2 .-$12.70
32x4 ., $13.35
33x4 -$16.10
34x4 $16.70
6000 M'' s Guarantee
SMITH'S T Shop. 0n th! m
to save Money
509 -7th St. Phone 267-W
SUNDAY
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MONDAY
Wallace ReicL,
QloriaSwansori
Slliott Dexter
Latest Pathe News and a
Two Part Comedy
Vaudeville
RAY DECOTA
High class character singing
The Dancing Hagans
in
Smiles and Whirls
in
Don't Tell
Everything!
Because he loved her, he
told her too much and
she misunderstood.
Then came another girl
who understood too well!
Until?
A picture that thrills with
lively sensations and
charms -with its fashion
and beauty.
A Paramount Picture
Continuous Sunday, 1:15 to 11 P. M.
Prices 25c and 35c
Coming Thursday and Friday, May 4 and 5
Cecil DeMille's "Saturday Night"
FROGPOND
Myrtle Aden is just recovering from
a severe attack of the mumps.
Mr. Otis Robins left last Wednesday
for Silver creek and has as yet not
returned.
Mr. Tom Turner and Hugh Moulton
visited at the Sharp's home Saturday
night.
There was a large attendance at
the baseball game held at Stafford
Sunday.
Miss Francis Randelin spent the
week-end at her home in Portalnd.
Miss Dora and Evelyn Oldenstadt
visited Miss Myrtle Aden Monday afternoon.
LOCAL BUYING MARKET
Poultry Products
Eggs, 20c per doz; ducks 25c per
lb.;; geese 22c per lb.; chickens, light
22c per lb.; heavy (above 4 lbs.) 24c.
Dressed Meats
Hogs top, 141-2c per lb.; veal, 13c
per lb.
Live Stock
Beef steers, top 7 l-2c per lb.;
cows, top 6c per lb.; sheep 3 1-2 to
6 l-2c per lb.; lambs 8c per lb.; Hogs
11 l-4c.
Hay and Grain
Hay Clover J6.00 per ton; Oat
$18.00 per ton; Straw ? 8 per ton.
Grain wheat, J1.30 per bu.; oats,
feed $32 per ton; milling $35. per ton.
Vegetabels
Potatoes 80c to $1.00 per cwt. (in-
difcation of stronger market) ; seed,
common 25c per cwt certified $3.00
per cwt.; carrots $3.00 cwt: cauliflow
er $2 to $2.75 per doz.; parsnips $1.-
50 per sack.
Idle Hour Club Enjoys Outing
Canby, Or., April 26 The Idle Hour
Club of this city enjoyed its first
outing of the season on Sunday, the
destination being Oswego Lake, wnere
the day was spent in picnicking and
canoeing.
Leaving by automobile at 10 o'clock
the party arrived in good time, and
selecting one of the beauty spots of
the resort to pitch camp, a bon fire
was made, where hot coffee was ser
ved with the lunch.
Enjoying the affair were MissesAl-
bers Gilmore, Laura Pennell, Leta
Zimmerman, Hollenbach, Emma Berg,
Easter Noble, Fisher, Gladys Tremay
ne; Messrs. Fred Staller Ernest Hov,
Melvin Eid, Fayne Wolfer, Lyle Pen
nell, Floyd Zeigler, Roy Zimmerman.
On Saturday evening the club will
give a dancing party at the Artisan
hall.
Home Keepers Schol Proving Popular
The Homekeepers Home Economics
school being held by the Ladies Miss
ionary society of the First Presbyter
ian church is being very wen attend
ed Because of the recent fife the
classes are being held in the "Metho
dist church. The course is being con
ducted by Mrs. Elinor, M. Redington
and the materials used in the prepar
ation of the daily menus have been
donated by the manufacturers and
merchants.
Two of the Banner-Courier staff
attended the Thursday luncheon and
enjoyed a repast fit for kings. Both
the lectures and luncheon are proving
very popular with Oregon. City people.
SALMON SEASON
ON IN EARNEST
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aided; the fish must be reeled in and
gaffed by the angler, but ladies may
be assisted in gaffing the fish.
"Fish must be weighed by one of
the Weighing Committee designated
by the club, and the weight recorded.
"Registration must be made with
the secretary to secure possession of
prize within seven days after catch."
Utica fly rod, Huntley-Draper Drug
Co.; 100-yard reel, 100 yards 12 thread
line and tackle box, C. W. Friedrich,
& Son; Leather lined coat, C G. Mil
ler & Co.; Goodrich rubber boots,
Bannon & Co.; Leather bound fish
basket, Chown Hardware Co., Port
land; Box of candy, Gabriel's; Steel
thermos bottle, Huntley-Draper Drug
Co.; Wool lineff coat, Oregon City
Woolen Mills; U. S. rubber boots,
Backus & Morris, Portland; Duxback
hunting coat, Honeyman Hardware
Co., Portland; 300 yard Prlueger reel,
Jones Drug Co. Rubber lined rain coat
Price Bros. Dept. Store; 200 yards, 12
thread line, Hogg Bros.; Fly box,
leader box, Standard Oil Co., Park-
place; No. 35, fly rod, Frank Busch
& Sons; Wool sweater, Joe Swartz,
Shaving brush, O. K. Barber Shop;
Six pair wool sox, C. C. store; Rain
Slicker,-Eddy's Dept. Store; Box of
cigars. Palace of Sweets; Framed pic
ture, Ralph Eddy.
HERE IT IS!
C-
1921 Ford Touring with starter
good condition. To see this car
is to buy it.
PACIFIC HIGHWAY
GARAGE
YOU are not safe from sustaining loss if you. have
not insured all your live stock. .
MORTALITY-
LIVESTOCK-
INSURANCE
in the Hartford Live Stock insurance Co. can be
obtained to cover practically all of your investment
in live stock.
Then should loss come you can look for indemnity to
pay for the value of the animals death takes through
any cause. v
Figure what your live stock are worth and get in
surance to protect you.
Ask for particulars and rates.
A. C. HOWLAN
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Phone 377
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Oregon City
I HERE ARE SOME AMAZING DOLLAR I
I . DAY BARGAINS I
I Swartz never does anything unless its done right the following spec- B
I ials proves that it paysto fOT Swartz's advrtisemenst. 6
MEN'S PERCALE SHIRTS
j 5S Manchester
y. Brand
$i00
Good quality Percale
neat stripes, well made
shirts, the kind you
have been paying $2.00 for. Take advantage and stock
up a summer's supply at one dollar each.
Chalmer's Lisle
Union Suits.
Good durable underwear for men, in white or ecru,
long or short sleeves, ankle or knee length, all sizes.
Regular $1.50 kind.
Special for Dollar Day
Reg. 75c or $1.00
Knitted Ties
A beautiful assortment of ties in all the latest de
signs and weaves. Two for the price
of one. 2 for
B. V. D. or Cooper's
Athletic Union Suits
Regular $1.50 standard' B. V. D. or Coopers closed
crotch union suits, all sizes. Here is a special in
underwear worth coming miles for.
Special for Dollar Day
$1.00
$1.00
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BY THE WAY
You can get an all wool man's or young & f M
man's suit, well made and guaranteed here atuuu
Joe
Oregon City
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