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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1919)
Tire OREGON STATES3IA2ft FRIDAY. ATCCST 1. 1010. Buster Brown Shoe Store (MM Dd Opens today with a brand new Btock of QUALITY FOOTWEAR for men, women, and children, . Those who demand Quality Fit and Style in Jfootwear will find 113 prepared to supply their needs. - BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE 125 N. Commercial St.;; 5 Between The National t . Banks ; I Shoes That Fit and Wear And Are Fit to Wear 1 IIP NOW SHOWING YE LIBERTY ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM DRY GOODS, MILLINERY : , and SHOES . NEW FALL READY TO WEAR HATS ' . C' - ... ... , .. .. - . , ' Now on display. You are welcome to look them over ' ; ' SILK GLOVES ' Double Tipped Fingers, white, black and colors. Black witK white stitchinjr. or white with black stitching. Excellent quality, fast colors. Clean up of odd lots of silk gloves, at 50e, pair, and loc pair. . I t . . . j :'- minerva yarns n , Beautiful shades, knitting worsted, lephyr, Shetland floss and ' ".. ' silk mixes. . ; . X. t , rr- HOSIERY; r . Black Cat hosiery, fast dye, best on the market. Ladies fine lisle,' regular or-outskes, 75e.and 50. pair. -Children same kind at 35c, 40c, 45c, 50c and 00c, ? , t .-. .... " --CORSETS- -- - w .. - -.- It. & G. Corsets, the best popular priced corsets in all the . most wanted moueis 1 240 and 246 N. Commercial St, ! : J g 0 Q lIlllliK II lir: 1 hi U IB mm 1 1 in a- ' a . . 1 !ll . SSfe 'uLtliiiiS l!llin M M iuuiuuwujau u I i mm ' 9 M u m " m m 9XJfcti LET'S GO! Canadian Pacific J" for Uutt VACATION TRIP Take the Fairyland Trail to the East through the ' Canadian Pacific Rockies. Trains SUMMER EXCURSIONS TO ALASKA By the Princess Lfaie" Steamenu -Steamer; licjUADlAM Hotels All Canadian Pacific Standard None Better For rates, dates and other information apply to E. E. PENN, General Agent Passenger DepL 55 Third St., Portland, Ore. For thei Benefit of the People CASHfe STORE Groceries Dry Goods Clothing " TTieFuun Store " v&sstxs PH0nE453 - Buy Your SuppKes NOW, And Save Money FLOR DE MEL m A The Cigar Supreme At the price ruoR de MELBA is better, biooer and more pleasing uun any uuiu iiavaua viai. COAONA OA Sclcctos stzm 1 " C OrHKM Srns 1U DirrznwT pjucms Ak your deUer lor your fvortt U. if your dealer crf! supply you, writ u. L LEWIS CIGAR MFG. CO. Newark. N. X UrgMt Inaepwdwil Ogw factory in Iht Vftx-VL BOARD HEARS CHARGES MADE BY CUMMINGS (Continued from page 1.) quiry, while Mr. Cumraings insisted that the Republicans in -control of congress were trying to criticise ey- ery sngie act or tne aanumstration dorfog the war. The committee cnairman nrougni out tnat prior to 189 0 me witness was a itepuDiican. He told how he and Mr, Ma gee and Representatire Lea, Democrat of Cal had protested against being forced to tarrel to the racmc coast next month. Mr. Frear said he had been to the coast over every railroad so the trip was no "Junket" to him. Thorn wan rreat laeed. Chairman TTr-Mr nrnreAded. for an Inauirr Into the forthcoming sale of millions of dollars worth or gorernment prop erty. He presented a letter from Senator Chamberlain or uregon, en closing pictures 01 inmoer ensues lying In ditches aiong me rauroaa track. Examining them for a mo ment the witness renflarKea: iney are hardly worth sending tnis com mittee to look at," but added that he, did not wish to be unaersiooa u deprecating iJiTestigatlon of any war actirities. iBTestlgauoM nc -Mr. Magee wanted to know If Mr. nm4M rhoinnin 01 tne ueui- ocratie organization, feared the re sults of the injuiry. "Quite the contrary, my dear sir. he replied. "I look forward with ereat pleasure xo inec h""b tlons. The leaders of the Republi can Party are dotage a great er- Tice. Bui i "Ju-"r-A wrong track ana tnai wn7 j sympathy. I m n faTorof be ine..r:trnt hT high no- fTuTtheViiole thing wiU come j to naught. nmnkrt( IQ PALM , (Continued from page x.i demanded that the blacks be delir-j ered to tnem. 400 w nites . ... .. j a a .vitu ftat one o ADOUl uv - .... .TA and vlncennes . The other two. both armed, escaped after firing a lew so:. . Mayor Tnompson, m ii - ... .i.lnnnI naVoH the city crease in . council for 2.000 additional perma- nent policemen, abb i"-""' no definite action. rv.wlv snnnnnced that lniKL uuawiw f 800 special policemen would go on ' . rrv a Trxrr nAw AH duty tomorrow. w " " .. nmrai iinnroximately aCUTB- - Via vrositAr Tiart of tWO regiments, the Fourth reserve mili- . . .AIammI BltlM till tia and tne tn naiiM on reserve v-. nrui. .i. A 1 aooati In cr rf v!nlPTirp DUD- lie officials became more active in in- j t..tin if 4 Via rlnta and their VCSUCakivu w causes. Attorney General Brunaage and State's Attorney Hoyne are co operating In obtaining evidence for a grand Jury Investigation. HUMAN INTEREST STRONG POINT Thrilling Chase ol Convict Woman is Pathetically Depicted There are many heart-stirring mo ments in "A Heart in Pawn". Sessue Hayakawa's most recent production- The night scenes in Japan par ticularly the thrilling chase of tb convict woman after her esape from prison, are wierdly Deauuiui. anu only the master nana oi musiu ould reproduce so realistically the power and exotic beauty of the mys tic orient. . . Throughout the picture this naei- ttv tn atmnsnnere is oreservea, wuu inincr in Its noetical antness, haa never been surpassed in the Hayak- awa productions, whicn is nign prai Indeed. Hayakawa plays a auncuu rui nva ) rit ho is. and is ably sup ported byTsuru Aokl in the role of Sada, with which she created a sen sation on the stage. Many of the scenes were aciuanx ahortlv before Hayak awa formed his own producing com pany, The Haworth Pictures corpor ation, and preserved for use In hi productions. . . Ttiara ara a tin mber of Japanese children who are delightfully uncon scious and naive, ana a group pi uine Geisha girls who dance in the tea house scene. A beautiful Japanese musical pro gram has been arranged by Mina Wadsworth Kahien tor tnis pic.ur to be shown at Ye Liberty Sunday and Monday.' . . At this criticalTime whenalUoods are advancing inprice and are scarce on the market this sale will appeal - . . . tf V to those who want to save money. Buy for the present and the future, lor the necessities oi me are aaviuiaas in cost every day. Some goods have advanced over fifty per cent in the last four weeks.. If you are wise yon will come to this store'and huy food and clothing at pri ces that are much lower than you will have to pay later. We want to clean up our enormous stock to make space for fall and winter goods. Our policy has always been to divide our profits with the people and we will continue to follow that policy. Of course this doesnH please our competitors but our only aim is to please the people. - . M i fc . STOP LISTED READ BUY FOR THE PRESENT AND BUY FOR THE FUTURE GROCERIES lOVi ponndi Sugar....- I1-00 Hard wheat flour.... VaUey Flour .$2.65 Package Raising. .-.-.. .- 120 Bulk Raisini, 2 pounds.. 25c Head Bice, 5 pounds to customer, 5 pounds, .-r. 55c 5 pounds Jap Bice Wc 5 pounds Broken Bice. 5c Libbyi and Hazelwood Milk loc' Corn and Peas. . ...... . . . . . . . . . . .-. .l&c No. 2Y2 Tomatoes a.... ..Ho No. 2 Pork and Beans. . .- .-. He No. 2 Lima Beans canned. ... ..... .-. 15c Holly Milk, Bice and Raisins, 2 for 25c No. 10 Italian Prunes.. vr.. 65c No. 10 Peaches. .--.. . vt . ....... . v. .'. . . 6oc No. 10 Tomatoes, . t,v. v. .-. .... v. . . .-. .-'. ? . . Wc No. 10 Bed Karo. . . .-.v. . . . . ... . . . . . . .r-Jl.lO No. 10 Blue Ksjo...-..;..v...........r. 98c 1 gallon Caking OU...r... v.. -.....- ...-..-.,..$230 No. 5 Compound. . .135 No. 5 Lard. . . . .... . .$1.65 No. 5 Vegetol...........v.....i....j... ..$1.40 BIQ REDUCTIONS IN MAZOLA AND WESSON OIL, COT TOLENE AND CRISCO Oyster and Soda Crackers.. vr.. 17c Peanut Sandwiches. .. .- 13c Brooms v i.T......-.... ..65c, 75c, 85c, and 99c VEGETABLES and FRUITS Large Size Lemons, per dozen...;.. ..........40c Apples, 10 pounds. :o:..;-'0".-0'..Xjc .ir.j-j.,25c Peaches, per basket. . csx..Vjccivx -st 3S20c Watermelons, per pound ,n . rr.;.jc:.xxxTC?ixrv3r. 2c Canteloupes orsr. ,tt . . .xx.xcroaaacrxto 5 for 25c The best old Potatoes, per pound.. .ts- 2c New Potatoes, 6 pounds.. .-.TT.:...-..irijCr.oxt-25c Walla Walla Onions, 4 pounds. . . . . . . ....... .tc?rs-.25c Big Bargain Sale In Coffee We have just received a big back order shipment cf coffee and will rive the public the benefit. Read the Horning Oregonian of July 31st and buy all the coffee you wiU need for the next six months. ' Reliance, Royal Club, M. J. and Folgers, per pound.-. . .48c O. A. and Selecto, per pound. a- r Peaberry, per pound .-. v . Best Plantation and F. C. per pound... -....- .35c CANNING SUPPLIES Half Gallon Ball Mason Jars. . . . . r. : . . . .-. . r. . .-. $L23 Quart Masons 93c Pint Masons. .-. v . . . .E3c Jelly Glasses, per dozen 45c and 5c Mason, Economy and Schram Jar Tops t...... 20c Crown Sanitary Jar Tops..... .......20c 5 dozen Rubbers.... ...........-....- k..25c MEN'S CLOTHING AND; FURNISHINGS $35 Men's Suits. . . ...... . . .-. . .-. .-r. .v.-k $15.43 Heavy Cotton Pants $L93 Khaki Pants i . . . . . $LS0 Heavy Work Shirts .9Sc up Best Quality Athletic and Riverside Union Suits. 83c up Men's Fine Ribbed Union Suits.... ....... SSc up Men's Sport Shirts ............... 85c Men's Heavy Suspenders. ......,.................43c BOYS CLOTHING Boys' Suits .tt. ... 4 ... . . .$3.4$ lip Rot TJnirm SniU. Best OualitV .....75c Boys' Sport Shirts r. 49c BIO CLEARANCE SALE IN ALL ENDS OF YARD G00D3 WOOLENS SILKS TAFFETAS CREPE DE CHINE V0TLE3 GINGHAMS CALICOES MUSLINS . Big Reductions in Ladies' Khaki Dresses: s $7X0 Dress . . $3J3 $ifi0 Ladies' Freedomalls.. ..$1X5 All kinds of Up-to-date Aprons.. ......93c up Children's Dresses ...65c up THE ECONOMY BASEMENT If yon haven't teen our BARGAIN BASEMENT don't mat it Satanhy. Yon will find thonand of real bareiini there waiting for you. Here is a. sample, of a few items:' Ladies' Stockings, 2 pairs. ....25c' Children's White and Black Stockings ..19o Sandals -. -.awj . Wo v TENNIS SUPPERS v. Men's and Ladies Vim Oxfords.vvv.-cr-...-TTci.::85c Boys' and Girls' Vim Oxfords.. vr. .-.-.65o ALL KINDS OF NOTIONS AT HALF PRICE 5 Boxes Matches .-. ... ... . ... .... . . . ... . t-.-kc 25o Toilet Paper ,.. .4c HATS x Save 50c on each dollar.. Buy your hat or cap at the People's Cash Store. SATURDAY ONLY - . V RAINIER NEAR BEER, per bottle. ....10c Per Dozen $1.20 SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR CAMPERS' SUPPUES LIBERTY BONDS TAKEN AT PULL VALUE . The Shots Situation Is at a critical point, shoes are going higher and higher. Whr not buy them now at this store where yon can gtt BUY SHOES NOW AND SAVE DOLLARS ICE COLD LEMONADE SERVED SATURDAY FREE PAPER HAND BAG GIVEN FREE TO CUSTOMERS SATURDAY WE GIVE FREE PREMIUM COUPONS 11 U '3 X a . a 4 -a 'a t -i . a i i. e 4 5