The Oregon statesman., September 21, 1919, Page 16, Image 16

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Beginning Monday, September 22, and continuing for one week Salem will be crmrtlel with throng of visitors, who will come here from the hUtes of Oregon,
Washington and adjoining; territory to attend this great Oregon ian annual event the Portland Cloak and Suit Company take this opportunity of extending; an
invitation to all to visit Salem's (ireatest Apparel Store, where they will' find hundreds of new models inefudinj? -every voi thy design, in young ladies' and wo
men's coats, suits, dresses, millinery and furs direct from the foremost coat and suit makers and millinery artists.
s Greatest Showing of Women's Apparel
Yiy coming to this store for your fall and winter suit, coat, waist, dress or hat, you have the chance of choosing from the largest ami most exclusive htick in Salem
moreover a comparison of garments and price s will convince you that ours are in variahly correct you'll find here in our large and carefully selected stock,
styles and-sizes for all types and figures, including little women and those who wear the larger sizes. SE E WINDOW DISPLAY.
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women
Misses' aMlVomW Coats $31 .50 to $90
Look where you will, you'll not find another such stock of handsome new
coats in Salem. Coats for all occasions and of every desirable material direct
from America's foreiriost coat makers including wool velours, plushes, ' bu rel
las, velvets, broadcloth, Kerseys, Silvertone and kindred materials. Belted or
! serai-fitting models. We have them in browos, greens, taupe, navy, burgun
" dy.'pluin andi other leading colors specially priced at $31.50 to $90.00.
New Fall and Winter Coats Special, $29.50
. Smart new belted models, some with large convertible collars, round or square
effects. New plaited styles and military models. Cheviots, velours, meltons,
burrellas, broadcloth and velvets, in all the leading colors. Sale price $29.50.
Charming New Fall Blouses
Georgette and Crepe de Chine Blouses that will
charm with their newness,,; in white, flesh, bisque,
navy, taupe, nile and peach. New models every
one of them, made with trimming of dainty lace in
clusters, also pin tucks && -hemstitched' effects.
Flat collars,., roll in g col la round and V-shaped
necks, in new variations, ''giving pleasing touches
of diversity, also high necis and low necks, with
or without collars.
Specially priced from .... J $5.75 to $12.00
VoHe jWlaists $1,58 i
Just received Twenty-five i dozen new and pretty
voile waists, principally lace trimmed and hem
stitched designs, a special (purchase made by our
New York buyer,, I
LOT 1 Organdie and Voile waists in sizes from
34 to 16. Many new and pretty designs. Special $1.58
LOT 2 High grade voile waists, neatly, trimmed
with Valenciennes and torchon lace, all sizes from
36 to 48. Special. .$2.50
Mezzanine Floor, Where Low Prices Prevail
, , NOTHING OVER $25
Special attention directed to our showing of one hun
dred new Kersey and Velour Coats, Misses, Young
Ladies' and Women's sizes. Some lined throughout,
belted and semi-fitting models,' in a good assortment
of colors, specially selected and purchased for our
lower price mezzanine floor. SPECIAL
Kegular values $.30.00
Regular values $32.50.
Regular values" $35.00
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Autumn Millinery Exposition
An exposition of autumn styles in dress hats neatly
trimmed portraying the newest creations from the
foremost artists. .
Many of those beautiful new hats will be shown
for the first time tomorrow.
Various styles to select from all new and different,
some are faced with Satin or (rgette Crepe, large,
small and medium shapes, in all the prevailing col
ors. Ranging in price from.
$4.50 to 525
s New ran bints, boats, uresses
Now Arriving With Unceasing Regularity
There are so many beautiful new models that it is impossible to describe them
in detail suffice to say every new and popular style for Fall and Winter is
represented. Suits of burellas, serges, velours, velvets, broadcloths, poplins,
and novelty mixtures.
. $3150 to $75
Misses' and Women's New Autumn Suits $37.50
Handsome suits embracing desirable style features favored by the devotees
of fashion these splendid garments, so skillfully designed and carefully tail
ored, will win instant approval from women desirous of adhering closely to the
prevailing modes.
September Fur Sale
Neckpieces, Capes and Mulls. Some In match sets
at Money Saving Prices
Months ago we made preparations for the opening
of the fur season for all of our stores- Taking un
usual care in the selecting of the furs, ami in making
sure that the workmanship was the best, if we had
delayed until this time, we should have had dif
ficulty in getting the qualities the women of Salem
and vicinity want, and the jmees because of market
conditions would necessarily be much higher.
Fur Neck Pieces, Capes And Muffs
Some in match sets at prices that will save you mon
ey, including Coney, Opossum, Dyed Lynx. IJlaek
Fox, Taupe and lilaek Wolf, Red Fox. Hudson Seal,
Martin, Squirrel at prices ranging from
$7.75 to $100
New Styles In Fall Sweaters
Flaring Sleeves and Tuxeds in Sweaters. Almost
at the very moment when we hear that the straight
tuxedo rever is to be seen in the latest suits, sweat
ers appear with the same rever. Certainly there is
intense rivalry in fashions.
Shetland Wool Sweaters $4.95
Special Monday and Tuesday Twenty fine new
Shetland wool Sweaters (Huff Color Only) selected
from regular stock, "slip over stvle' Monday and
Tuesday or while they last, eaeh !.
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$4.95
Petticoats $1.75
Flain and Fancy Satine
retticoats, All Sizes,
Special!
' $f.75 -
(The Old White Corner)
Salem's Greatest Women's Apparel Store
Dresses $23.50
Messaline, Serge and
Taffeta Silk I)ree.
Values to $35. Special
$23.50 ;
CHAPTKK CCCXCVIII
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WHY MADGFT WANTS A HOME OF
HER OWN
"WaateTer do yo Bnp?o9 he
meant. Dicky
1 was amine by tb aide of my
hosband'a bed. barlac brought ap
tray of Iuncneon for bin. To my
notification be bad devoured Ibo
laat ernmb. and wi: evidently maeta
refreshed by his Ions up and bl
meal. I bad decided that aa loss ai
be waa not aerioacty 111. it would be
cafe to tell him of Mr. lireaaaa'a
eat! with bla myaterkma meneaite.
"Why worry over the mental ra-
aries of oar vry uaplea-t land
lord? Dirky dismissed tbe qoeetloo
Idly, then reconsidered it as qalck-
ir.
"Repeat h" word", be a Id.
"He Insisted that bla bvsiaea was
with yoa.- I began. -Informed m
that be t ran Mr ted bk bniaea with
ladW. and left me with tbta rem
for partlnc. TkwTi eer aay I didn't
try to rire ye fair warmlnV
Dirky laughed heartily, then sud
denly grew aoher.
"Never ran tell what an old rink
like that baa rot op bla aleere." be
aald. "Guess I'd better rail ap
nirdsalL-
He roee from the bed and patting
on his bathrobe and allppera. walked
Into tbe ball and toward tbe exten
sion telephone outside my bedroom
door.
"Are yoti aare mm are iM to
walk aHont. Dicky? I asked aailoa-
Iv. remembrlnc tb aevere attack
of lamharo he bad Buffered only tbe
dar before.
Tonltlvly." be retarned. and
then, smiling with mallrioaa enjoy
went, be added. The borne remediea
of Dr. M-dre are strenuous, but eer
tainlr efflcaclon. I think the lwm-ba-ro
waa roated befor ever the doe
tor r here.
fluhed. rememberlnc tba raw
tnrpenllne which KatU bad bandoH
me In mistake for liniment and
which I bad ropionsly applied to
Dlrkr'a back, bnmlnr the fWh -rerely.
I was dad that he bad f or
al en me the blUtera saffieieatty to
Jake a boat them, and then I forgot
everything elre In listening to Dlcky'a
ld of the tetenbon conversation
with Mr. Bordsall. the real estate
agent.
News That Disheartens.
Vbt la the trouble?" I asked
worriedly, as Dirky finally slammed
down tbe telephone receiver at the
end or a conversation In which be
bad applied several eneomDllmen-
tarr adjective to oar absent land
lord. "Wot! TUrtJsall av that Wasted
drunken idiot won't rent the place to
u enother year, says we've spoiled
his lawn hv playing tennis on It. that
er bed too many flower he,
that be dlftn't count on yen'lng the
plae to two fs mil ice. only to one."
Two families!" I ejaculated, pui-
tled. nlkr lanrhed aloud at the
look upon my faea.
'To the vernal mind of our rifled
landlord. Katie and Jim const It ate
the eocoad family." he ernlalned.
But fancy our being accused of
making a tenenment out of bis
place! nirdsall savs all lhoe thlnr
are onlv -tenses, however. The real
reason Is that the old fellow wants
to come back and live in the place
Wfrm cleaned It up for him. after
It looked like pig pn for year
and now it looks pretty good to him
again. I hope he chokes.- he fin
ished, viciously.
I was too stunned by the news to
fay much attention to Dicky's ob
jurgations. I had not known bow
rond I had grown of the rambling
old honx until I faced the nro-rwet
. a? a. a . .
m neing onsneo out or it.- lint I re
alised presenile that Dicky was talk
ing to me. and that I must listen to
him.
To thin of standing winter
out here, and then being cheated out
or the next summer!" he said bitter
ly. "This honse Is a false alarm as
a winter home, hut It'a certainly a
ouuy oia place in the summer.
to go and live In It
stalment surburbaa
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(To be contra aed)
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buagalow fy.
Supreme Council MetU to
Discuss GaUctcfs Fdzrt
TAR1S. Sept. 1!. (Dy tU Asvf
ated rressl The sapreme co?
met after the preseautioa. of the 1 4.
garian treaty and beard! tie rex
of the romralsaioa appointed ta (trcj
tbe treaty between the allies aa4
laad concerning tb fntare of CaJirU.
The council also dlscasMd the e,i.
tion of coal tappllc for AartrU.
Hard! t'oWs People whose Mat
la pare are not nearly so IAciy u
take 'fird colds as are others. HooTt
Sarsaparilla tiakc the blood rfvrt;
and this great medicine recovers tie
system after cold as ao other mri
iclne dors. Take Hood's.
"Thclnma" ladtvrdauU CrUmitm -
A Salem product made by Tit
Gray Belle distributed by Ceorrs
TL Waters for sale eT-rywhcrx tc
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FAR
WEEK
SPECIALS
"Don't Tell Me"
I think from what Mr. Itirdsall
said, the old chap ha a lurking idea
we arc. so fond of th plac we ralcht
be Induced to It ni .
"Rut bell wait untit Gabriel decides
o acttle out in Marvin bfnr. v. M(.
the price he's Dnt noon it. Tkuv f
it! Fourteen thousand dollars be
wania ror this acre, with a ramshack
le bouse, a barn ready to tumbb
down nearlv a mile from ik.
ion and 2S mllca
Whew! Well that .til 1. r i
I'll go down to Point Iookont or
asau. get hold of one of tbe beet
of thoe furnished shark Hawm
there and wil spend the summer by
the sea and go Into the city for the
wmirr.
I felt my heart sink. I Inaih. n
ng la the city for more than two or
a s . .
nree wecaa at a time. Apartment
life la. like a nightmare to m nt
mor than ever now that I have lived
n tne real country with glorlou
summer and autumn cnlorinra in
warm weather and glowing open nrc
on com oays. 1 resolved to make m
desperate plea for the life I loved
o wen.
"Of course, we couldn't bur thf
hOUse. DickV " t hran tlmMlv -K
don't you think It would be a' good
inea to look around and find som
nice Utile place, not too evpeniiV
which we could get an eonltv In at
start a real home, which-no ha
lord could take away from n?'
"Por f ho love of f 1 k ' rtb-v.
ploded. "Don't tell ml. Madge, that
yon have been bitten by the bug of
two - dollars - down - and - a - pound
of - tea - for - tbe-rest-of-your-lire!
If yoa have. I wars yon. you'll have
One. Hundred and fifty pit
tens of all wool material try
one yon may select. We tru
make up to your order f:r
$35.00
Yon can haye these suits carle
in any style yon may select
An extra fine neary V.zt
serge, made to your order fcr
$45.00
Special fine of oyercoat ci-
terials made to your order in
any style you wish
$35.00
Don't fail to see these pods
before yon buy. A few min
utes spent looking oyer czr
line will save yoa money.
SCOTCH
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