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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1920)
THK OUKGOX STATESMAN: TlirilSUAY. Jl'LY K, l!r2i. CENSUS AWARD VON BY WOMAN - - . fi irsS MaryXebold Fixe Pop elation oi jaiem rew v More Than Count The winner of lle 1 2 3, ottered by Cbsrles W. Ntemeyerf Salem real Mtate broker, to the person who tstlmated nearest to the population of Salem in the latest centals Is Mis Marr Lebold. 154 4 Chemeketa itreet. Salem. Her ue was 17.685. The of ficial total bting 17,679. Miss Lebold .ttlmatln within only six. The rrt nearest estimate was that of It, H. Jewett. 1206 North Sixteenth street, with 17,689, or ten too many. Vtlts Leonl Delaplain, 969 South Thirteenth street, isuessed 17,694, or j J too many. Other near estimates were those of Mrs. II. E. Armstrong. .446 Hazel avenue, with 17.538; Charles A. Klbbe. 695 South Com mercial atreet, with 17,350; Mrs. T. 0.,Capllnt;er route 3. Salem, with 17,345: .Mr. J. A. Rise. 960 Center street, and Mrs. Clara Minard. route 3, each ! guessed 17,777. and Miss Lillie Feller, 434 South Cottage strttt. estimated 17,791. But the hardest luck was In the guess of Miss A. M. Luthy, 1497 South Thir teenth street. She bad the correct figures, only they were not in the right order. Miss "Luthy estimated 17976 it was 17.679, actually. J-A striking feature of the estimates wag the optimistic figures given. Out ot'niore than 3000 guesses submit ted, fully 9.0 per cent were over 18. 000. One real optimist, Mrs. E. J. Marshall, 1600 Wilbur street, be .lieved Salem to be a city of 37,467. On the other hand, one gloomy oT3 man could do no better than make a bid at 14.444. No less than 22 persons sent in the figures 19,999. If Mlsa Lebold will call at Mr. RNieiricyeV office in the Masonic temple she will receive a check for the $25. ONLY TWO MORE DAYS . ' (Continued from page 1) well paid for having bought goods here. C. S. HAMILTON." "The Salem Sample Store will have bargains galore on Bargain day." "Far Bargain' day we will have several special -.inducements, espe cially In our stationary department. We are going to continue our policy of real bargains for everyone. BREWER DRUG CO." 10 'For Bargain day we will give a per cent discount on all sittings. TOM CRO.N1SE STUDIO." Folks Be Slender $ 1 00.00 GUARANTEE iff ovr-toat, you will be happy to learn how you may easily reduce weight and measurements without starvation diet, thyroid, or exhausting exercise. These pictures give yqu an idea of improve ment in appearance and f ou may expect wonder ul benefit in personal attractiveness and win ning efficiency when you are slender. Saerima rtkt r4wo tSma reported fm alter ret a fur day treatment. Vh wooer reduction the dh becomes firm. tb skin mouth and the general health im- nNNMamr proved; in 1r1, work tee ma easier ana a light ct. dkh buoyant feet ini takes po entmm of th whole bring. It w a fine aen aattoit that of look ma and feeling . wtl. cke M.actrvt.awrt ana nutitnetic. If ywa waat to raiwe 10 at 4a aalely , pleaaantlr. you ahould iv. Koreai ayatem a trial. The name Karate hi pronounced coree. Start on the road toMmger U'.e and hapnineaa today. OWaia a email few f KerMa onder tlUO money refund guarantee a aay fcoaw Uua ad tr(trH(. elera ta Altar I I words "This Is A Bargain Day Store." We quote from a few of the mer chants who have joined the Bargain day list: "We'll have a lot of specials on Bargain day and a. very interesting and useful present for each pur chaser. J MIDGET MARKET." "We are going to make special Drices on silverware, flat ware, cut class and Jewelry for Bargain day. y HARTUAn uuus. tu. j "Our Bargain day specials will be seasonable merchandise 'such as re- f ritrirator. oil cook stoves, etc. How ever every article In our store wf-fl be sold at less than marked price on Bargain day. CHAMBERS & CHAMBERS"; "A dlscoount of 10 per cent-on any articles in stpek an extra discount on many specials in. stamped and fin ished models. NEEDLECRAFT SHOP." "Twenty per cent discount on everything except contract goods extra special on drop patterns. H. L. STIFF FURNITURE CCO." "Being that we have a new market and wishing to introduce our good service and quality meat, we will give attractive bargains Saturday besides our regular Saturday specials. M'DOWELL MARKET." 'On Bargain day our stock will be full of real bargttlns. contract goods must cell at stated prices. GEO. C. WILL." "Our part In the Bargain day cam. palgn will be- that of giving- all who may visit us our best In 'service and quality.' THE SPA. F. G. Meyers." Special prices -will prevail in al most all departments on Bargain day contract goods excepted. SALEM HARDWARE CO." "Special values will be found here Bargain day. See our add for Bargain day. . SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORE. . , C. P. Bishop Following Is a list of the persons and firms that have already Joined in the aBrgain day movement: Baxter Ilruvrn Hhor4" Co., hor for men, women and children. Price Shoe Co., ladies' and men's shoes. The Hoot err, ladies' and men's shoes, t People's Cash Store, dry goods, clothing, groceries. Salem Woolen Mills Store, clothing and famishing. J .C. Fenny Co meat's and lad ies furnishing, dry goods, etc Miller Mercantile Co., dry goods, clothing and ladies' wear. V M. Shipley CoM ladles ready-to-wear. Ray L. Farmer, hardware, paint. Kalem Hardware, hardware. j:aint. Portland Cloak & Suit Co., ladles' ready-to-wear. Kafoury Bros., dry goods, ladies' wear, shoes. W. W. Moore, furniture. Gale & Co., dry goods, millinery, men's clothing and fumiwhlngs. H. I. Stiff Furniture Co., house furnishings. Basick & Son, staple and fancy groceries. Scotch Woolen Mills Store, men's male-to-metare clothes. Rostein & Greenbaum, dry goods, millinery, shoes, men's furnishings. Hartman I5ro., jewelry. alley Motor Co., trucks and mo tors. Roth Grocery Co., staple and. fan cy groceries. ' Geo. C. Will, music and Betting machines. The Remnant Store, dry goods. Midget Meat Market, meats. 1 Kteunloff Bros, meat market. The Spa, confectionery. The Xeedlecraft Hbop, embroid ered and stamped articles. Mrs. M. K. Brewer, drugs, toilet articles, stationery. Ttie French Shop, millinery. . P. It. I. P. Co,, electric goods. The Salem Electric Co., electric goods. Ir. C. A. F.ldriethje. dentist. Salem Baking Co., bread, cakes. trtc. C. S. Hamilton, furniture, Vlrk lh-oK., tractors, trot km. auto mobiles. Anderson & Brown, ortin good. Welch Klectrlc Co., electric fix tures and supplier. 1'aris HroH. Shoe Stire, Khoeo. Perry's Druj; Store, (Tlie Rexall Store). Cherry City Hotel. ' Kalem Variety Store, millinery, notions, etc. Shafer's Ifarnrw Store, leather gooil. robes, brief raea, etc. Buttercup Ire Cream Co. Torn CroniMe Studio, photography. Cross Market, meats, etc. Daniel i. Fry, drugo, paints, etc. Max O. Barest, furniture, carpets, etc. R. If. Gilbert A Co., groceries, paints, glass, etc West Fur Co.. dealers In furs; Wm. Gahlsdorf, crockery, glass and kitchen ware. C J. Rreler, shoes, hats, ete.i Mrs. II. W. Stlth, balcony of Ka foury Bros., millinery. The McDowell Market. Meats. Den Icon's Klectrlc Fixture and Supply Co. Cloverdde is Busy as Harvesting Draws Near CLOVERDALE. July 7. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Farrls who have been up at Eugene visiting relatives returned home today. Mrs. J. Thomas and family, Mr. Cummibg and Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Wllon spent lant Sunday at Silver Creek falls. Mrs. V. A. Wood and son. Everett and Emery and Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Salem were in Stayton celebrating Saturday. There were about Si friends and neighbors present. he cream and cake were' sen ed for refreshments and a very enjoyable time was had by all. Among those present were Miss Sybil Peets and Hazel PeeU of Turner. Miss Elizabeth Morris. Mrs. J. Craig and fanilly. Mrs. 1. A. Wood and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Kunke. Mr. M. Fllflet and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. J. Thomas and family- Mrs. Drager and Mrs. Sarah Starr of Los Angeles. Cal.. and many other3 whose names are not mentioned. . Mrs. W. J. Hadley gave a' recep tion Wednesday evening for her bon and hi bride who had Just returned ; . from their honeymoon trip. j Miss Rose Drager will spend her vacation in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Moored 6f Salem ac companied by Hazel Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kunke left here Friday night for the coast eo spend a few days. Mr. and Mrs. M. Fliriet who have been visiting friends and relatives in Washington returned home Wed nesday evening. Mr. Levi Fllflet and family or Sa lem spent Sunday here with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. FlifleU Miss Irene Thomas and her broth er. 0-vtte are rpendlng their vaca tion uith their grandparents, Mr. and Mr. Rick man near Salem. But we have Just about conclude! that there Is no substitute in th!s world for work. But everybody does not agree with us. else there would be no lounge lizards. Exchange. Possibly the worst is yet to come. Admiral Sims is likely to write a book. You Can't Brush or Wash Out Dandruff "Our prices are always low but on Bargain day you can expect speciol reductions throughout the store. We want to make Bargain day a reality i and every customer in our store on i hosiery, notions. Saturday next wfir go away feeling I Chambers Jt Chambers, furniture Thrt only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retir- iftg; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub It in gently with the finger tips. ik this tonight, and by morning. most It not all. of your dandruff will w gone, ana inree or tour more ap plications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you niar have. ou will find, too, that all Itch ing and digging of the scalp will stop at once, ani your hair will be fluffy lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times bet ter. vioa can get uquia arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive and never fails to do the work. TODAY IS TEE DAY For the Opening of the RIP . of the Slightly Damaged Stock of Ff&odGs IF. Dh)&i i - 373 Court Street There are bargains galore on all kinds of Stoves and Ranges, . Paints. Dishes. i a Furniture. Rugs, Laundry Appliances, etc.. which no one can afford to' miss. Don't wait till the best are picked oyer. me Today - GEO. GENSER, Sales Manager. Co o 7 AA The Biggest Day of Merchandising Salem Has Ever Seen The Day Will Open With a Grand Rush When the Doors Open at 8:15 Dozens of Extra Shoe Salesmen Hired Especially for Bargain Day, but we want to warn you to Be Here When the Doors Open and Get a Seat, as it may be hours before you can get in at all if you do not come early ; aaaaWaaaaaaaWSaaawaaaaasaaaaWaBaaaaaaalM IsiFgiDDi Pig)nrarDfi pnid liw fllhi '"'Pas? ' ...... . , 1 See Bins in the Basement for White Shoes. Every Shoe in the House On Sale Saturday Indies' White Outing Shoes, fine for the Coast t1 QC and outing trips, $3.50 grades, go at . . . . Pl7t) Men White Outing Shoes, f ine . Cherrian (fl QC shoes or for the Coast, 3.50 and $4.00 go at l Men's Women's and Childrens Tennis Shoes, selected from our immense stock, $1.50 tOx$2.50QCp grades, go at ......... . . ... UtJ Children's New Style White Lace Shoes, leather soles and heels, regular $3,50 grade; size 8 1-2 to 2; go at $1.65 Men's and Boys' Brown and Black Elk Bals;fO C fine shoes for work; regular $4 grades, go atYi" Ladies' White Dress Shoes, all styles heels (10 QC and soles; good values at $6; to close out at $fJO Ladies' White Dress Shoes; all. styles; regular (JO QC $8 and $9 grades; to close out PJ.J JIIE PRICE SHOE Ku Skxs fafampa BeiMsBnolj VHifclaNKto fbotAffluatftf ZZf siatea rictoURnltoli ALL' PUMPS. AND OXFORDS TO CLOSE OUT AT BIG REDUCTIONS ,: ' ' : All Styles to Pick From , ' SJKlgwLg o ALL DAY BARGAIN DAY THE PRICE SHOE ca 5V - v r V 026 3tra raiicUji.:.iiiA t - : , i. i f 1 1 -1 I,
