THR OREfrfVI 8TATKSMA! FIUIK4Y, XOVKMHEH. 21, 1lf.
ELKS GREATEST I
CLASS GOES IN
We Are Protecting You!
Lodge Met in Afternoon by
Special Dispensation, Pro
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Our Entire Stock consisting of missesy young ladies' and women's stylish fall and winter apparel offered at one-
third to one-half below regular values
prices and because of the late arriva
Friday ? Nov. 21, at 10 a. m.
Pursuant to our policy of disposing of all surplus stock away below regular
of many valuable lots of merchandise and our determination to make room
for more new goods now in transit, we have resolved to take radical price reducing measures, for immediate unlo
ading of vast quantities of this season's styles in Women's Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists, Skirts, Millinery and
Furs, forced to put on a sale of. such magnitude at this early date and at a time when you need such garments, instead
of waiting for the usual January Clearance sale. We are offering you the advantage of a complete stock at the most
phenomenal price reductions the people of Salem and vicinity have ever known. ALL THOUGHT OF PROFIT
HAS BEEN ABANDONED AND" PRICES CUT TO THE QUICK.
g Sale of VVomenV Coats
$42.50 to $55 Values $33
Look wliero you will, you'll not find another su'-h Muck of liniulsomc now coats
in Salem. Coats for all occasions nml of every desirable material lireet " from
America's foremost coat makers includingr wool valours, luhes, tmrella.s, vel
vets, broadcloth, Kerseys, Silvertone arid kinlrel materials. Itclted or semi-fit-.tiii
models. We have them in hrowns, k'-cmis, taupe, navy, lmrtfundy, pluin and
other leading colors. Knlondinir Sale Price
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33.00
$35 to $40 Coals Now $21.50
Hundreds ofl new Fall and Winter coat-i for women and misses. Some full lined,
others half lined, others unlined. Loos ami llelttd models in preat array. Iarpe
self cape or jfur collars, Brown, I'ekin, reindeer, taupe, plum. Purpundy, navy
and green,
The Msjji-st lass of Kits ever In-i
il'al. hi to Salem Itulj-f No. at,
out- tiui wa that recHved into the
or.ler )eteriluy afternoon and last '
nUhf. P.y iTla! diMiiKatin from .
the ?raul lodo a pvcial session i
waj cuiiwtid nl 4 u'llock in lh. at
n for Hit purpose of Initiation-J
HKinniiiR at 7:30 o'clock last f
a buffet luncheon and program
took place at the armory. I
Albert Anderson. Carl Armprlest.
I.. M.' Alley. Alln Ut'llhiRer. Arthur
1 IMiiennr. 1.. 11. l.o.c t'Urenre Hyrd
I.. S: Hrown. Otto Ituff. Clyd Uiir
!irk. n. S. Hartiw. Uotert Claiton
! C'hatlos Craijr. J. F. Copp. S. It. Cnl
! lard, r.forpe flaxlon. Kxtelte M. Coo
, per. A. Cherrington. Chartes M-
Cny. Kills Coolly. M. J. IVlapp. J. W.
IK'.n".-i. Jowi h S. Dya ruin. ti. C
' Moan. Jamei Klvin. G-orit II. Kneel,
i K. A. K'.liott. William Kdward:. I
i Fry. Jr., Jacob Fuhrer. AUerl Fol
'lrrifh. Carl A. Fryer. Allrt ard
j tier. S. M. Crerory. U T. Ueorp., T.
; K. :wpim. ltolert L. IrH. harl!
Harrison. Charles Hartley; W. II
I Ho-A-d. II. H. Harer. F. K. Holik-. W.
i !". HeadrlrU. C. It. llkkey. Pant llen-
I'rirk. I.. Iinliih. A. J. Jacob. Jarnd
! .ln-s. N;jrwaln Kennedy. Otto
I Kirby. C. V. KnIckerlocker. Klroy
; Kirkpatrick. I-efter A. Klein. O. K
I I. S. fyOO, Itoy Unqnist. I.
i I.lnM-olt. V. H. MrMurray. I. C.
; Mahnnev. S. C. Miles. V. K. Manri
. f. N. Mills. Elinor Mattln. 1 M. Mr
;Caffery. I'anl C. Manrer. D. It. Mo
j es, fleor?- W. NeI.on. Joseph N'ichol
i son. C. S. Newberry. Klner OlRon
j K. C. Pearcv. Krnest Peterson. 0
j .. Putnam.' Leter rearralnf. C. I
Putnam. P. I). (Jiilsenberrr. K. C.
: Qulnn. Far Iiace. Charges KevnoblB
I l. Randall. I. D. Reeves. Thoma
! Riches: V. K. Rwiirs. Vlrar Rowland
I ichar.I RoWrtfon. It. J. Ramsaver.
j J. Is. Robinson. It. N. Speer. Carl Sto-
wasser, llorac? Sykes. C. K. Smith.
'Joseoh F. Smith. William Smith. A.
1 Ft eel hammer. George Spicer.. Charles
1 Shnmway. J. F. Tyler. John Tweed.
D. G. Tolles. C. Wiedmier. A. E.
Wright man. Forrest Welborn.
Charles Nelson. Stanford Watson,
aal Wallace. George Winchell. Ed
tar Williams. James Yeaky, W. Zo-fel.
Against Market Advances in Shoes. We have goltea
in early on some good buys and are offering you tzr
And another
21.50
lot including Kain Coats, values up to if;: JO. Sale Price
S14.75
Hi
! Corresponding reductions in higher priced coat
Suits and Dresses Galore at Unloading Sale Prices
$35 to $47.50 Suits $23.75
There are so many beautiful new models that it is impos
sible to describe them in detail suffice to say every new
and popular style for Fall and Winter is represented.
Suits of burcllas, serges velours, velvets, broadcloths,
poplins, and novelty ...mixtures, (Unloading pSale Price
$50 to $62.50 Misses' and Women's Suits $29.50
Handsome suits embracing desirable style features fa
vored by the devotees of fashion these splendid gar
ments, so skillfully designed and carefully -tailored, will
win instant! approval from women desirous of adhering
closely to the prevailing. modes Values up to $C2.50, Un
loading Sale. Price L . . . .......
; $65 to $87.50 Suits $37.50
And another group of plain tailored and novelty suits
for young ladies and women. Every newand worthy design.-
Smart styles for street and dress occasions. Nov
elty and plain tailored models. -Prevailing materials are
serges, gabardines, broadcloths, wool velours, tricotines,
etc.; All colors and sizes. v
129.50
Regular Valued $C7S)()
Regular Values ij;72.f.O
ifygular Values !ji77.r0
Regular Values $82.50
SALE PRICE
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To Fortify The System Aealnst Crip
iTake LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
; Tablets which destroy germs, act as
j a Tonic and Laxative, and thus pre
, vent Colds. Grip and Influent. There
is only one "BUOMO QUININE." E.
W. GROVE'S signature on the box.
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REPORT MADE
BY FERGUSON
Accident Commissioner Pre
pares Statement for In
vestigating Board
Hi
Greatest Sale of Dresses Ever Known in Salem
MeKsal'me Taffeta Silk, Jersey, Vtlvet and Georgette Dresses, the kind you'll Kvant to buy, not odd lots or models that didn't take
and were then'redneed in price to be pushed out. No indeed, but the newest and best made; every detail as perfect as skilled
makers can accomplish, at one third to one-half, and in some instances less than one-half their regular prices.
$25.00 to $30.00 Dresses Now?.'.
$:J2.50 to $.15.00 Dresses Now. . .
$37.50 to $39.00 Dresses Now. . .
. . .$16.50 A10.00. to $45.(X) Dresses Now. .
. . .$18.75 $'0.f0 to $55.00 Dresses Now.
. . .$22.50 $G0.00 to $75.00 Dresses Now.
.$24.75
.$29.50
.$37-50
Dresses
Taffeta Silk. Wool Serge,
Messaline Satin and Jersey
Dresses, values up to $57.50
for
$19.75
Hats
Trimmed Hats for younK
ladies and women including
Turbans and large Velvet
'models, small, medium and
large shapes, $4.50 to $5.50
values for.
$2.48.
Waists
One hundred dozen fine
Voile and Organdie waists,
vp.rlous new and pretty de
signs and all sfzes. $1.50 to
$2.00 Values..
98c
Sweaters
$7.50 Slipon Sweaters, var
ious colors and all sizes, un-
i -
loading sale price
$5.75
Complete Stock of Men's, Women's and Children's
SHOES SHOES
AT PRE-WAR PRICES
If you are a careful buyer and know good values wbea
you see them, we can certainly satisfy you.
Gale & Company
Commercial and Court Sts. . Formerly Chicago Store
short of requirements.
The state engineer's office ha
jnst received plans and aircif ication
covering a municipal trravity water
supply for the city of Heppner,' con
templating a pipe Jlne 1.500 feet
long. The estimated com of the pro
ject Is not stated In 'the plans re-
reived. Hepjmer. It Is saJd. has al
ways Leea dependent npoa well for
lt water supply, and th wuer l
much tainted with alkalL l!y Uj
new cravlty sytem the city wia
bring vster a distance of aboit ii
miles out of the mountains.
The enjlneerinit department alio k
in receipt of plans and speclficatlots
for sewer system at Said.
sri fut3zz&rri i (The ou
White Corner
Salem's Greatest Women's Apparel Store "
A report prepared by J. W. Fergu
son, member of the state industrial
accident commission covering the
financial condition of the coromls-
. . i i . . .
i ber 5. 1913. to June 30. 1919, shows
I that on the latter date there was a
balance of $2.h;s.4X4.22 In the com
mission two funds. In the gner1
accident fund there was $l.or.7.t9.
CG and in tho segregated fund $1.-
I S20.94.5.
The exatninall3n was made for
lb- n.e of the committee appointed
by lovernor Olcott to Investigate
She operation of the commission and
t wh'ch in now aPKembling data on
which to base its finding.
The report shows that the total re
ceipts for the period have b-en $6.-
t4S2.370.11 and the total disburse
ments $3.604.sS5.S9. .
The lnTe?tlgatlng committee pome
time ago bent a questionnaire to the
commission asking a number of ques-
Hons and Mr. Ferguson's financial
' pfatement is in answer to patt f
jthe queciionnaire. The commisfinn's
Uateinent in rtply was this wk
i turned over to flobert S. Hill of
! Portland, yocn-tary of tha commit
tee. Most of the work of the inves
tigators is now being performed by
a sub-commit iee of t'iree membra.
The members of the committee
i are: -
! Representing employers A. C.
! Dixon, manager of llooth-Kellr Lum
ber company, Kugene; K. A. Douiy.
of the Multnomah Lumler & Hox
contpany. Fortlfcnd; A. C. Labbe. of
the Wllanjette Iron & Steel works.
Portland. '
Itr prerentlng Ialor Frank Green
end J. H. 1! rook s of Portland and
Sandy McLean of Pendleton.
Heprefenting the state at large
C. E. Apperman of McMinnville.
Kobrt S. ('.ill of .Portland and II. J.
Ovtrturff of Pend.
Be Young In Body, Mind and
Looks Despite Your Years
How often you have
wished that you could ' 'f.
indulge in the strenu- -!L
cus exercise of out f't
door sports with the J-J.-
yieor and enthusiasm szzi.
ot youth! tui tne
end of the week finds L j
yox all in you are 5-V-
tired, listless and lack
theenereytocrooutfor "
a vigorous walk or a
i - ! I : K r -.. -
rouiiu ot wuu ijuiws w
any other exercise that re
quires much physical exer
tion. Many a man, even in
hU middle forties, has a
vague feelinir tat he U
Y 5? J u6
mi m sh m -w m s . ' - -
'YeUmfc old" and rieht
at a time when he should bo
at tii very best f.hysieally.
And he it growing old, not
in the sense that the years
are pressing heavily upon
Thoa sands yea millions of people tni
lemselves in this cocdition early in life. At4
themselves i
there is no excuse for it. You can check UjU
' tend-ncT to srrow oil. You can carry y
U n .a.,K mt,V itm irm mA MtkiMi.cm intA m IV
bim -but in the sense that mugt r; ve Nature A th
his vital forces are wasting h.tP 7M Tw tJLt :m.i: im.um -
awayiasiermanisaiarere- wm mad. aartiKtm cuncM a m um m
places the worn out tissues.
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The Great General Tonic
It eo-v-hc Die bkmrl-rtitfy ttneoktM Wert. tnrtiA
Adwrym In wrMl Klirar-Muct tmrk tob prfK p'-.
mts4 Metal vnmr-cls anr tint urr. wor-ut imr
mm rftmmmm it with rt nl cf trooymiw-r.
LYKO 4iaUct rrrortul. oMtifinSy
net m ttMBtBsi mm -I umAcimI hi Ft4u mr-4 ts
nntlHrv ierr iavnrnratnur. annrv tir(lM.a w f
mmi rnn-64rwn (via n all rnvl:ioM ; a botU f r
ymttdnnttml lodar mraw ru will hrrrrr t- .
Municipal Water Supply
Is Planned at Heppner
Pecause th legislature of 1919
did not provide a sufficient appro
priation for the state board of
health to equip itself to approve
Tor municipal water and sewer sys
tems In the s'ate. a new duty made
incumbent uuon fhe board by the
la?t session, fthis - function Is per
formed by the state engineering de
partment for the. present and will
beuntil such' time as money Is pro
vided for the health board. It is
said that a special engineering de
partment will be necessary for the(
ooara to periorm mis worx ana ine
nDnrmirriatetr 120 ftort allowed Ia
board out of a desired $90,000 falls I
HEATERS
m off
UN fill. .) I .11 mi f
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See these wonderful values. Big bargains at the Ttgvltr
price, but a real "pick up" at this big reduction 20 per cent
Frank F.Richter
Furniture Store
Court Street
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