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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1920)
OUR STOCK I j is now the most complete of any of its kind. We aim to and do carry the highest grade of merchandise at the lowest possible price. Besides our regular low prices we are giving specials on the following for Sat urday V- Aluminum Tea Kettles, regular price $4.50 ...... .$358 Regular 85c Brooms. .' 59c Regular $1.25 Brooms . . .82c Regular 35c Whisk Brooms . 20c Good Grade' Outing Flannels 29c Matches. ... - 5c Toilet Paper . '. , 5c Don't Miss These Bargains Come In Now SALEM VARIETY STORE HEAD : I , Is Your Best Food Eat more of it ( HOLSUM is your Best BREAD Buy more of it . . Eternal yigilence in every department from the selection of wheat, on through all the stages of baking, is the secret of quality of ! Hblsum Bread 1 ilU Lher City ry Baking Co. ROSTEIN & GREEN6AUM Standard Merchandise 'i ,: .1 ... 1 , AUTO SHOW TO CROWD ARMORY DEALERS SAY Applications From Two Coun ties Cause Portlanders to Be Barred CLOSED CAR FEATURED Arrangements for Entertain ment Are Perfected by Committee Members t t w m FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY ONLY BBSS OH i " From present indications the sec ond annual automobile and truck show, scheduled for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week. at the Salem armory under the aus-l pices of the Marion-Polk County Au-j lomobile Dealer3 association, will ectip.-e all prerious local efforts in this direction. This is evidenced by the number , of applications from dealers in the territory named, for space at the show. Indicating that approximately 50 different models of pleasure cars and eoine 20 trucks will be exhibited. Although the national guard build ing has a floor space in excess of 8000 square feet the management of the forthcoming show is manifest ing uneasiness about accommoda tions for the increased number of exhibits over last year, and from sheer necessity trucks may be thrown into the background in order to pro vide sufficient room for display of the even more popular motor vehicle. Outsiders Excluded. Lag year the association allotted considerable space to Portland dis tributors, but the number of Marlon and Polk county dealers had increas ed to such an extent taat iuu me tropolis has this year been barred and the show given over entirely to local talent. And instead of the spacious armory floor being dotted here and there with an automobile display, as was the case last year, every available foot of room will be occupied by 1920 creations of the automobile industry represented by home dealers. Itut the motor enthusiast who an ticipates revolutionary tendencies in automobiles will be disappointed, for. on the whole, the Salem show must necessarily present only a continu ance with comparatively few chang es of models that have become standard during recent years. Even tue tendency toward "loud" color ef tects, which have heretofore contrib uted to the picturesqueness of au tomobile shows, will undoubtedly be somewhat curtailed, the majority of manufacturers and dealers preferring to display standards rather than spe cials. Entertainment Provided. One thing is certain, as regards this particular-show at least. Prod ucts which have been thoroughly ex perimented with by world's great est engineers and pronounced com plete will have place. Among these win ue tne closed car. the number of entries of these popular models emphasizng to a notable degree the trend oi the present day. The committee In charge of tha Salem show has perfected arrange ments tor entertainment both after noons and evenings. A musical pro gram by the Steelhammer orchestra i one of the leading features. A considerable sum has been set aside lor decorating the interior of the building, and visitors will find some thing new and artistic along this une. The 18 Salem dealers are receiv ing the hearty co-operation of traf fickers in automobiles and trucks throughout Marion and Polk coun ties, which augurs well for the suc cess of ths approaching show. 0CER1ES, DRY G -FURNISH eons, clot NGS and SHOES KING MEN'S 11KAL KFFORT Dr. Denton's sleeping garments, soft knit sizes, 1 to S Rubens infants' vests, cotton or wool, sizes 1 to 5 Minerva Yarns, beautiful shades, for sweaters, silk ' mixed, '4 fold Zephyr, Shetland Floss and Knit ting Worsted. R. & G. Corsets, popular styles reasonably priced Model Brassier, a good assortment, pretty designs Universal Outing Flannel night gowns, specially good Althena Knit Underwear for ladies and children Black Cat hosiery, silk at $1.50, $1.75 and $2.50 pr, : , ' 1 f ; v ' - Ladies lisle hosiery at ..50c, 70c and 90c pair ' : ..'.'! i ; Childrens Silk Lisle hose at 60c and 70c a pair '-: ! . , ' Kovralls, Blue Denims, fast color, Levi Strauss & Co. Buy standard merchandise, always give satis ; faction. Cheap goods are dear in the end. i - - 240 -246 CorrVl Street Sophomore Writin' home for money ? Junior Xope! Sophomore Then what on earth are you taking all that trouble about? You've been working on that letter for two hours. Junior I'm trying to write home -without asking for money! Car- icons Magazine. 1 "PARADISE REGAINED" Will He the Topic of Rev. J. W. Mahood, D. D. At The First Methodist Church Tonight Spfcial music by Kimball Col lege male quartet The Message Will Ue Scriptural, Evangelistic Xon-Seusational and Helpful A Cordial Welcome To All Services every evening except Saturday at Mi). Bible class for young women at 7 OujTpolicy always has been against profiteering and in favor of dividing the profits with our customersquick sales and minimum profits is the direct cause of our rapid growth in a little over one year, from a small beginning to one of the largest in the Willamette Valley. We shall continue our efforts to supply our trade with the best the market affords at the lowest prices to be found in this vicinity. Ve have marked our entire winter stock down to clean it out during this month. If you don't get what you need now at about wholesale prices, it won't be our fault Come Early While the Choice Is Good GOOD THINGS TO EAT IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT FOR A LITTLE LESS Saturday and Monday we always have special sales. "Get the habit" and trade where your money buys most JUST A FEW OF THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS GROCERY SPECIALS Hardwheat Flour --..$2.85 Valley Flour $2.75 Rolled OaU, 1 sack 72c Corn Meal, 1 sack ..60c Grain Flour 65c Pancake Flour --68c Cream of Wheat 30c Puffed Wheat, 2 packages. .27c Alber's Flap Jack 34c ! Peacock Buckwheat Flour. .34c Alber's Large Rolled Oats. .35c Wheat Flakes, 1 package.. 33c Pearl of Wheat . .24c Corn Flakes, 3 packages. . . .25c. 5 packages Wheat Flakes-50c 5 packages Macaroni 50c 5 cans White Beans 40c 5 cans Colored Beans. . . .40c 6 cans Split Peas ,50c 5 cans garden peas 50c MILK foroour's 15c Libby's 15c Sunrise 1 15c Hazelwood 15s Dozen $1.75 Per Case $6.90 Yelo Band Milk, 2 cans. . , .27c Peas, String Beans, Clams, Corn 15c Armour's Very Best, Govern ment Bacon 28c Cottage Bolls 29c Hains' 25c Lard, No. 10 $2.90 No. 5 $1.50 Cottolene, No. 8.' $2.70 Men's Clothing FURNISHING The spring Is searing. The winter goods must be sold now at any price. 140 Men's Overcoats, $15, $25 value . $8.98 Men's Overalls $1.65 up Men's Flannel Shirts. .$1.25 up No- S1-37 I Men's Heavy Union Suits $1.65 ..$3.05 Men.f Drca shirts.... 98c up ..$2.05 i $i os BOYS' CLOTHING Crisco, 9 pounds., 6 pounds 3 pounds o j , i At I 100 Boys' Overcoats.... 3 pounds Coffee in bulk 95c I $5.93 Reliance Coffee, 67 value, 1 Bo' 0v&nm nP , 45c 150 Boys' Suits .-...$5.93 pound 3 pound3 ; $1.32 I" Boys'. Union. Suits,, medium English Breakfast Tea 35c 1 1 weight 59c Cocoa in Bulk.... . 33c SHOES Pickled Pink Salmon, pound 8c lack. rown Field. I mouse Shoes, high military heels, $12.50 value. $7.93 DRY FRUIT Ladies' White Shoes, Pumps .18c I &nd Oxfords $1.93 up .2 for 25c Silver Prunes. . . . Petit Prunes Dry Apples . ...2 for 20c andbrown English White Figs, . 15c waiter snoes, n vaiue Dry Apricots 18c Mcn.8 DreM shoes $3.98 Raisins 23c Onions 5c Carrots .2c BUTTER EGGS Best Creamery Butter 65c Fresh Eggs '.43c Cheese, per pound 33c Nut Butter 36c Honey in bulk 25c 10,000 cans of Mixed Canned Goods, sale price, per can. .10c White Laundry Soap, 10 bars for 60c Yelo, 10 bars 60c Boys' Dress Shoes ...$2.98 Catsup, per pint bottle.... 20c Hood River Apples in Salem. 100 boxes of best Hood River Spitzcnberg Apples $129 Ladies' Goods Special sale in Ladies Under wear. We will protect your pocket and your health. Ladies' Heavy Union Suits, low or high maker $2.50 value $L63 i : Ladies' up-to-date Silk Hose $2 value $1.33 Ladies' Silk Lisle Hose, black and white only 39c SPECIAL Corset Sale for Saturday and' Monday $2.00 value $1.39 $3.50 value $L93 $5.00 value 193 DRESS GOODS ' Our Spring and summer goods arriving every day from differ, ent parts of East and Middle West. Our beautiful goods and low prices will surprise you. A sample of a few items are as follows: Fancy flowered Georgette Crepe, $2.00 value. . .$L25 Fancy Flowered Silk Ponges, $2.00 value ,...$L25 Silk Ponges of Solid Colors, $1.75 value w....98c Dress Ginghams, per yard. .35c 36-inch Percale 35c Armour's. Naptha Washing Oranges, Medium Size 20c Powder, 15 ounce package.. 5c Lemons, the "best Remedy for I Karo Syrup, No. 10 $1.00 Cold3, 1 dozen 15c and 20c I No. 5 52c ECONOMY BASEMENT THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS SPECIALS First Remnant Counter t. 50 per cent off Second Simple counters contain Men's, Laiies' and Children's Underwear, summer and winter weight at ..Half Price Men's, Ladies' and Children's Hose, per pair.... 15c, 25c Hats 23 all notions, Half Price Galvanized Pails, 10 at. 39c each Brooms . . Underwear jQc each err1 cd) HE? 1' Dozen Lemons- Free with a Purchase Of $3.00 or Over This price guaranteed for both stores Peoples 172-86 North Commercial Street 456 Stale Street Cash Store No Limit to Customers Phone 453460 Phone 1799