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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1918)
THE PRECOX STATESMAN: FRIDAY, J1XK II, 101 R. " rrwilM ; ' ' " - - . 3 Saturday fmMmmmmMmmmmm u - --, , . .. , T""TT"?T!""'MT""' ,,, , ... J ' 1 " ' t. Bargain Day. (Contlnael from page 1). bargains that will sparkle with Teal ralue. Will serve friends and cus tomers coffee and cookies prepared on their Universal ranges. E, I Stiff & Son. iYh u f 6iVC r,arRaln Da club IKle. and tires, grmnaslum shoes, inncn between 11 and 2 o'clock be- .tennic rackets, baseball goods. sides will have bargain specials on candies which will be on displayj On Halsain Day we will sell tires, tubes and bumpers at a discount of 5 per cent from our regular prices. Salem' Automobile Co. We a The Gray Belle. r busy chosing items from oor -large stenk that will be worth yuur while on Bargain Day. They will be real values. Imperial Furniture Co. We will have special prices on 'Kant urn Paint Insures your Roofs, 1 jlop Houses, Prune Driers, etc, against fire and moisture. $lS5 per gallon. W. J. Porter 455 Court Street ' Ilaoser tiros. Will, give bargains on suit, shoes, hats, etc. , Scad's. Will pas my last year's record for real reductions. -Those taking advantage of bargain day. last year In my 6tore will do better this year. Wm. Galdsdorf. We will ofer special reductions in tires, bicycles and bathing suits. Also other articles which we will ad vertise. Watt Shipp Co. Big reductions on shingles, lum ber, roofing, paints, hardware, win dows, etc See our ad with prices In this issue of The Statesman. Falls CUy-Salera Lbr. Co. The following is a list of stores w.ho, hy their generosity have made Bargain Day poaible: ladles- Twenty per cent of ton Goo 1 rich, Michelln, United States and Mara- r v BARGAIN DAY-SATURDAY, JUNE 15 - ' ..- .... Bathing Suits-20 Discount SPECIAL BARGAIN IN AUTO TIRES DISTRIBUTORS JZaZQlupn-A SALEM. OREGON 126 S. COMMERCIAL ST. SALEM, OREGON thon tires; 10 per cent off on all auto supplhf. 10 per cent off on oils and greases. S10 Badger bumpers at $3 while they last. Special bargains on broken lines. Ford .owners are in vited to make our gafage their home while in the city. j Vlck Bros. lrice Bhoe Company, ladies and men's shoes. Kaioury llroUrcrs, ladles furnish ings. ,t A. W. Scbrunk, groceries and dry goods. I tost In A Greenbanm. furnishing goods. IUiy Ik Farmer ' Hardware Co.. hardware, cutlery, silverware, etc. V. W. Woolworta 5c. 10c and J5c goods. Vlck Brothers, automobiles, tract ors, auto supplies, etc. Valley Motor Ct, automobiles and tractors. E.- t. Barnes, men's and ladles' furnishings, dry goods, etc j. L. Bukk A Son, groceries and r rod lice. Salem Hardware Co., hardware cutlery ana silverware. Salem Woolen Mills Store, men's furnishing goods. . V. W. Moore, funlture and house furnishings. Ilartman Brothers Co.. jewelers 4c opticians. - - Th llooiery, men's ana ladles' shoes. J. C. Penny Co.. men's and ladles' furnishings, dry foods, etc. ery. etc. Roth Grocery Cou, fancy and staple groceries. Toe French Shop, millinery and millinery supplies. Imperial Funlture Co., funlture. stoves, house furnishings, etc E. I. Stiff A Son, funlture, pianos, talking machines. FIUs JLarket, fish, pysters, etc Oregon - Theatre, photoplay and vaudeville house. o. J. Schei, men's furnishing!, clothing, shoes. V. G. Shipley. Co Ladles' furnish ings. Wm. Gahlsdorf, The Store of Housewares. - Falls City-Salem Lumber Ck, lumber, builders' ' ftarersre. paints, oils, "everything In building mater ial." 'Myrtle Knowland, Sonora phono graphs and musia. Needlecraft Shop, .Embroidery. Needlework, etc. C. 8. .Hamilton, funlture, house furnishings, stoves and ranges. RED CROSS BULLETIN New auxiliaries of Willamette chap ter have been formed recently, at Prospect and Sameco. Those re organlxlng'are St. Paul's Episcopal gluld. First Methodist church. Stay ton, the Clara Ilarton'at Hubbard, the Rose Hud at Donald, and the Monday afternoon workers of Salem. This makes 158 auxiliaries for the local charter. The latest shipment of surgical dressings Includes ninety-seven ab sorbent pads 8 by 12 Inches, ten split irrigation pads. 114 abosrbent pads. 12 by 24 inches, CIS finger sponges and 5513 wipes. Miss Evelyn Klahr of Washington. 1. C. will visit Willamette chapter i Saturday to Instruct the workers In I the making of sphagnum mos padsj in the rurgicalj dressings department. Buren's Funltnre Store, funlture, carpets, etc. I. K. Fullerton, millinery and la dles' shoes. Geo. C Will, the pioneer music house of Salem. U. W. Johnnon Jfc Ck, men's clothing, hats, shoes, etc A. J. Paris, shoes, shoe, supplies, shoe repairing. Gale M Co general merchandise. Hatuer Brothers, sporting goods, guns, ammunition, etc. The Spa, candles, Ice cream, light lunches. The Gray Detle, candies. Ice cream, light lunches. The Scotch Woolen Mill, mads to measure suits and overcoats. Sarapfton A Gideon, notions, dry goods, kitchen ware. Watt Shipp Co., sporting goods, tires, etc Bllgh Theatre, motion pictures and vaudeville. ' Ye Liberty, motion pictures. Brewer Drag Co.. drugs, station- International Rubber. Sales t Co., Gates Holeproof tires. . vulcanizing, etc. . ... . Salem Automobile Ok, (Chevrolet Agency) tires and bumpers. We sell War Sating Stampt. i 1 1 t . SHIPLEY Broken Lines Sale Contnues With Unabated Interest ThU is the time to fare on present and future needs in Women's and Misses Ready to Wear and Ready to Use Merchandise. U.G.SMIPLEY COMPANY ! 1 WHERE 5HPPFP 15 A PLEASURE McDonald ct Large Aztin; h Traveling with' Woman Iowa " authorities have Informed officials at the Oregon state peniten tiary that George ' Thompson, alias L. G. McDonald. Oregon parole vio lator who was arrested at pes Moines a week ago. Is again at large.' Thomp son, is now going under the alias of George Van Buren and is said to be traveling with a woman. He Is the convict who while on parole In Ore- Davlea' Candy btore, candies Ut n. went about the state lecturing soft driaks. - ---- for the new prison' bill before t-ey special election a year ago. -' When Thompson was arrested ll Des Uoines his finger prints wrw taken and sent to the federal p i tentiary at Fort Leavenworth whr-e all finger prints are reritered. Ff rt Leavenworth authorities notified Ue Oregon penitentiary of Thompsc i Identity, but before they eoilld adr. e owa officers i Ue prisoner !a custody, the Deis Moines police 1 1 turned Thompson and the won. a loose with orders to leave that C, r. U ' U - ' - H 1 ' ... j 1 i ' - ' " : ' i ! ' T . .. 1 'ii innn 1 in 1.1 IJ LLLl LLUkLmLLm W.WULLIl'm.WHJ'UU'.UT.tf.WVW J.ll'UU. jiitj IJ L IVJULJH f C "f "? I .lilWiMlWlWHWMWIll'lIUIWHWWWWHll IMBIHHIIHIIlmlllIWHlimilWkll. I'lUH I I I llll I I 1 1 II IW 'IHWX I ' ' - rSTTsx u ,i, , , i .. ..... - .. . -. r r 4. 4 5 11 We are making big cuts in all lines and offering- bargains without any thought of profit on Bargain Day 0 DEMONSTRATION UNIVERSAL COMBINATION RANGES TODAY AND SATURDAY m 1 ponrxi A INDOOR v j fclf g ' ' i ii t itimi mm to Mm m JJ lVii ' - 1 - : I I ct 'M'ieee Crockery Mixing Bowl Sets, reg. $1.50 val. 95c Keg. $2.50 Solid Oak Tabourettes " $10 Reg. $11.00 Solid Oak Rockers, Spanish Leather ( scats, Leggett steel construction $22.00 S rving Tables $12.00 $.1.00 Ironing Uoards $2.10 m m i umtt tmut-fttrnt 1 V 'f I f?s. .. . I f rChjO .pmf.fi . - ' v; ,y , f ' r itTf oron Z . s . f V 1 wrrf PfvruMN ( coc. llS. -4-. , ( 'r Vi S ' I. 1 . ii ii ie . i POt0OO U Q, , J . rcTrc. lite int. KAjo. ;pT "-.-r; - - -Ji .1 rOivitpAU-V ' 1 Reg. $12.00 Quarter Sawed Oak Ann Chairs, Cenuine Brown Spanish leather Seats $0.50 Solid Mahogany (.'aiidlcsticks and Bud Vases 4 Rg. $lui0 values 05c pr. Reg. $5.00 Klectric Stand Lamps with Mahogany stands and silk cords, very special $25 Reg. $15.00 Brass Electric Lamps $12.50 Reg. $25.00 Circassian Walnut Library Tables $16.50 Big assortment Bird Cages 20 per cent Discount All Children's Toys 25 per cent Discount Reg. $35.00 Craftsman Overstuffed Leather Rockers 20.00 to $30 00 Tea "Wagons 25 per cent off A $:J.50 First Class Carpet Sweeper at $2.25 All Trunks, Suit Cases and Handbags discounted 23 per cent. Victor and Columbia Phonograph Records, discounted 50 I kt cent. . ' . i . w' , m . First Class Hardwood Dining Chairs ....T..... $1.00 Uaby Buggi-s for brand new babies, 25 per cent off $750 Singer l'laycr Tiano, very special, .... $562XX) Victor, Columbia and Edison Talking Machines at ridiculoukly low prices. Rag Rugs at 25 per cent discount. 27-inch Axmiustcr Rugs,;reg $3X0, special .... $125 75c Linoleum COc yd. $1.00 Linoleum 85c yd. $1.25 Linoleum $1-10 yd. $1X0 Linoleum One $15.00 Cedar Chest $30 4 f1 iMi ll m 5CTS IN 40 inch snecc In three finishes : Blue Porcelain, Black Porcelain and Plain Black, fully nickel-trimmed. 1 Our liberal credit will make it easy very easy for you to get one of these great ranges! ! i A 11-PD3CE PYREX COOKING SET WILL BE GIVEN WITH EVERY UNIVERSAL COMBINATION RANGE SOLD DURING DEMONSTRATION WEEK. ' A complete set of this PYREX GLASS COOKING WARE, as shown here viz r4ii v. mvan mti ?LrVi RiinM Koifi dunniT this weeK. Trie nandsomest ana most sanitary coomnsr ware maae, ana a sei iaa any wumw wm uc fuuu to own and use. a premium weu wormy wiupuxvuau.p vi with which it will be given. Free Coffee and Lunch Our lady demonstrators will serve Free Coffee and Lunch in con nection with our Universal Range demonstration all day Saturday Bargain Day. Your Old Stove, Range, Heater or Furniture Taken in Exchange ammmmm ssssss ajawaWBassssssssssstssssssssssssssssssssssssss Buying Here On Bar gainDay Will Mean a Big Saving to You E Pi M. (0 el s 446 Court St., Salem, Oregon Phone 941