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Salem July 10, 1920
REMARKABLE VALUES WILL BE OFFERED AT SALEM'S GREATEST WOMEN'S
APPAREL STORE IN STYLISH APPAREL FOR MISSES, YOUNG LADIES AND Jl'O
MENrISCLVDIXG COATS. SUITS, DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS, TRIMMED HATS and
SMOCKS, MIDDY BLOUSES, ETC.
COATS-SUITS-DRESSES
This season's models In a good assortment of sizes, col
ors arid materials offered for this event away below
manufacturers cost.
1 $20.00 to $25.00 Coats for $10.50
'Principally summer weight three-quarter length coats
and a few full length. (See window display.)
$30.00 to $37-50 Coats $19.75
Various styles and prevailing colors and "materials in
this season's models. .
$40.00 to $50.00 Coats $24.75
Full length Women's fall and winter Coats, only eleven
of them left, while they last, $24.75 ;or less than half
the Drice VOU'll have to nav fnr similar (rarmonts lotof
I Women's 2mits $12.75,
Jiist a few Gabardine and Serge Suits, various colors
amd materials, will he given away at this ridiculous
price :'-'"';.,. ' ' .- ','..'' -
, $45.00 UT$50.0Q Suits ""$24.50
Jersey, Serge and Tricotine Suits, last season's mod
. els, offered at less than cost of material
$18.75 to $25.00 Dresses $12.25
Including Taffeta Silk Serge, Orgaftdie, Voile and
Special group, various sizes and colors, ,and materials,
$32.50 to $40.00 Dresses $23.50
Special firoup, various 'sizes and colors, and materials,
w. selected from regular stocky - v - .
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Vtoinen's Wool
Sweaters
Special purchase of
Women's Wool Sweat-"
era away below regu
lar prices enables us to
offer the following
bargains:
Sweaters worth up to
$8.50, Barj
Day price..
$8.50, Bargainee 7C
Sweaters worth up to
$10, Bargain GC HC
Day Price.....pO.I 0
$12.50 and $15 Sweat
ers, Bargain
Day price..
Waist
Bargains
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Special group of Georgette and Crepe
de Chine .Waists including manufac
turers sample lines bought for Bargain
Day sale, values to $10 will be C QC
offered for .. :pOd
$5.75 to $7.50 Waists $3.48
Broken lines and discontinued numbers
in Georgette and fine Voile Waists
$1.50 and $1.75 Waists 7&c
About fifteen dozen Voile Waists, vari
ous styles and nearly, all sizes. .
$2.50 Camesoles
for $1.35-
Special group of Wash
Satin and Crepe de
Chine Camisoles, neat
ly trimmed with lace
and embroidery.
Poplin Skirts
$3.95
Mercerized Poplin
Skirts, various colors
and all sizes.
Khaki Skirts,
Etc, $2.98
Great, big lot of. Wo
men's Hiking Breech
es, Skirts, Middy
Blouses, Etc., $3.50
,and $4 values: Bargain
price ..iPa-ieavO
TRIMMED HATS MUST GO
The balance of our magnificent showing of
Aiunuiea xiais mis season s models, one big
lot values to $15.00, your ry
choice .. Jp4 O
And another group Trimmed ats in- V
$9.50 kflk Petticokts l rlB lZA $5 Khaki Coveralls .50 & $275.Mid-
n . Jam Aprons and JiaKi VA)eraus, dy Blouses, Smocks,
Bargain Day price House Dresses, Bar- Bargain Day price Bargain Dap price
gain Day price
$6.75 $1.45 $3.98 81.89
Salem Or-
Salem's Greatest Women's Apparel Store
Steamship Line Assured
SEATTLE. Wash. July' sJUVwo
nw 12.500-ton paMDgr vteamen.
flrit ibfp of a fleet of 12 allocated
to the Pacific coast by tb sbipplo
board, wilt b delivered to the I'a
ciflc Steamhlp company fn Septem
ber and November. A. F. Maine.
vlc president of the. company wired
H. V. Alexander, preridenu from
Watblncton today. Tbe two vesU
wiu b placed on the Puget Sound
; Vokobama-Sbanghal-Manila run.
Six of tbe 12 vessel hav been Al
located to tb Pacific Mall Steam
nlp (omoanr mil ir m ik poin
foaat comiiany, Mr. Alexander said
today. C; Tieltverlea Jo tbe cOmpaniev
win aueroaie, accoYOlns to Mr.
Hainea wire.
four of tbe !x.veasel atslgtied
hia company will be piaced Ja tbe
Oriental passenger service. Mr. Alex
ander announced. Tbe otber two
will establish a new line direct from
Paget Sound to Vladivostok. Tslng
Tao and Darien. The line will be the
rtrst passenger service direct betwen
a Pacific coast point and Siberian
ports. , "
The first two ship to b delivered
the Wenatchee and Keystone State,
will be turned over to the company
on tbe Atlantic coast and will carry
excursion to the Pacific by way of
the Panama canal according-to pres
ent plana.
"Fourth Part' Ticket
, Is Being Considered
CHICAGO, Jnly 8.4A prohibition
ticket may be put In the field azainst
tbia fait, according to an announce
ment made today by V. G. Hlnshaw.
chairman of the prohibition national
committee. He declared that both
tbe Democratic and Republican par
ties, "by omitting a plank endorsim
the eighteenth amendment, have
dismally failed to live up to the
standards demanded by American
peopie in states
Decision as to a ticket will be
made, he said, at the national eoa
ventloo tn Lincoln, Neb., July 21.
BARGAIN, DAY.BUYERS.
ARRIVE HERE SATURDAY
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Jay. Shop early in the .day con
venient for service swke. ,
" Itl STEK IIICOVVN 8IIOK RTOliK."
"We are preparing to give the h
ple of Hnlem and vkinily imjiup or
tlw biggest bargain ever gJvn on
lturgaln lay. A vinit to our stored
will rave you many 'dollars.
SALEM VAHIKTV STORK."
"So hat In tbe store will Im over
JlZ.lo on Hargain Day. Xoibinf
will lx reserved. Alo we will offer
trimmings tintrimmed shades. n-f
and wire frames, etc., at bargain
prices.
THE FRENCH SHOP."
"Radical reductions on many linen
including 20 per cent on silk shades.
SALEM ELECTRIC CO."
r "Beginning on Bargain Day I will
sell all millinery at reduced prices.
riinry Hros. store and will sell at
these low prices until I move.
MRS. H. P. STITII." .
"For Bargain Day we will give a
10 per cent discount on our entire
made ud stock of furs. A 20 vr
cent discount will be given on spe-j
cials. We Invite you to look our
complete stock over.
. WEST FUU CO."
"We will go tbe past three years'
records one better in crockery, kit
chenware and glassware.
W. GAHLSDORF.
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"For Bargain Day we are offering
some excellent values In stationery,
toilet articles, soaps, rubber goods,
etc. See our ad in this morning's
paper.
PERRY'S DRUG STORE."
"We are offering on Bargain Day
a complete line of hat brushes, per
fumes, mirrors, hot water bottles.
soaps, tootb brushes, face powdt.-rs.
etc., at a reduction of value.
FRY'S DRUG STORE."
."Our market .will be full of bar
gains in good meats on Bargain Day.
Saturday. Let us all eater into tbe
spirit cf this annual affair.
STEUSLOFF MARKET."
"I will extract teeth free on Bar
gain Day. Saturday, July 10. and will
give the best in dent Ik try at the low-
est prices.
. DR. C. A. ELDIEDGE. DENTIST."
' The following-is a complete list, of
the Bargain Day stores. Watch
their advertisements. They have
some wonderful bargains to offer
you.
Following Is a list of the persons
ana urns mat nave tiradv inini
in the aBrgain day movement:
UBMter Krown Mkx-T Co.. shoea for
men, women and children.
Price Shoe Co- ladlM n1 nn'a
shoea, .
Th. Boot err.- JadSe' ani men's
People's Cah Store, drr rood..
clothing, groceries.
Halem Woolee Mills Store, clothbur
and famishing-.' . . .
J -C. Penox XXi mem'm and lad
ies. farnifchiBgs, dry .goods, etc
Stiller Mercantile Co- drr foods.
clothings and ladies' wear.
v .u. Shipley Co- ladles' ready-to-
wear.
ItayJL. Farmer, hardware, paints.
rWUem Ilanlware, hardware, paint.
Portland Cloak Suit Co., ladies'
realyo-vear. .
Kafoury Uros dry goods, ladle
wear, shoes.
W. W. Moore, furniture.
Gale Co dry goods, millinery,
men's clothing and furnishings.
1L U Stiff Furniture Co, boose
furnlsltings.
Buslck & Son. staole and fancr
groceries.
" Scotch Woolen Mills Store, men's
made-to-measure clothe. . , ,
Kottteln A Greenbaum, dry goods,
millinery, shoes, men's furnishings.
Hartman Bros., Jewelry. ,
, Valley Motor.CoH trucks and mo
tors. ' . , A
Itoth Grocery Co.. staole and fan
cy groceries.
Geo. C. Wfll. music and sewina
machines.
The Remnant Store, drr voods.
hosiery, notions.
Chambers m Chambers, furniture.
Midget Meat Market, meats.
Steusloft Bros, meat market.
The Spa, confectionery.
The Needlecraf t Mhon. ambroid.
erod and stamped articles. '. - .
sirs. m. el Brewer, druss. toilet
articles, stationery. . . , .,.
-xne r reach Shop, mliunery.
. P. R. U & P. Co., electric goods.
The Salem Electric Co., electric
goods.
Dr. C. A.- Rldrtedge. dentist.
Salem Baking Co- bread, cakes.
etc.
. C. S. Hamilton, furniture.
Viek Bros., tractors, trucks, auto
mobiles. Anderson & Brown, sporting
ods, , x ...
Welch Electric Co electric fix
tures and supplies. .
Paris ,ltroM. Shoe Store, shoea. .
Pern's Drug More, (The Rexall
Store).;
Clierry City Hotel.
Salem Variety Store, millinery,
notions, etc.
Sharer's Hsmess Store, leather
good, robes, brief ratea, etc.
Bntterrnp Ice Cream Co.
Torn Cronfce Studio, photography.
Cross Market, meats, etc.
Daniel J. Fry, drug, paints, etc.
Max O. Bnren, furniture, carpets,
etc.
R. D. Gilbert A Co., groceries,
paints, glass, etc.
WesS Fur rv t.AM -
. - wm . ,n U I n.
W m. Gahlsdorf, crockery, glass
an aiirnen ware.
C. J. Itreler, slines,' hats, etc.
Mrs. II. W. Stith, balcony of Ka
foory Bros., millinery.
The McDowell Moiket. Meats.
Iienisnn's Klectric Fixture and
HupiHy Co.
Back In West Virginia a court de
cides that gasoline Is a "Sunday ne-
crwiy. e win wager that court
is ine owner or a nivver at least.
that
& Cds Bar gain-Bay
Offer Genuine Reductions in Every I
Day Needsi
Italics Cotton Ho.-e in black and white,
IK?r pair 1 19c and 23c
1 1 uck Towels, size 10x33 each 25c
I luck Towels, size 19x42, each 35c
M'ieoi-izi yjkins, izo 15x15 per
dozen - $1.98
Special quality Napkins, size 18x20
Dozen 1.98
All Linen Weft Toweling, special per
yard 29c
GO-inch Mercerizetl Table Linen, special
per yard 98c
Nashua Cotton Blankets, pair... $3.49
Nashua Wool Nap Blankets, special
Per pair $4.75
Comforters, full size, each....$2.98, $3.75
Ladies Silk Poplin Skirts
Each $4.45 and $4.98
Ladies Stripe Taffeta Skirt.
At ......;...., $3.49, $4.75 and $4.98
Ladie.? Voile Waists
Each .;..-.$ 1.25, $1.49 and $1.75.
3G-inch Silk Meteor, white only, yd. 39c
36-inch Silk Poplins, all colors
Per yard $15
3C-inch Chiffon Taffetas, all colors
At yard ....... $2.49
3G-inch Satin Messalines, all colors
At. yard $2.49
40-inch , all Silk Georgette Crepe, all
colors, yard ... : $1.98
40-inch all Silk Crepe de Chine, all
colors, yard $1.98
72-inch Sheetinrs, Mohawk or Pepperell,
unbleached at 1 69c
Bel fit and Warner's Brassieres '
Each ; 49c to 98c
Ladies' Hats Reduced to Half Price
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OUR PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST
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fiOVKRXOR STILT, VXDECIDEIK
RUTLAND. Vt.. July 8 Governor
Clement, retarninr home today for
the first time since , his conference
In Washington with Senator Hard
ing regarding a special session of
the Vermont legislature to make
possible ratification of the woman
suffrage amendment, said he vn
still undecided as to a special ses
sion. -
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We arc prepared for it, and have bargains for you in all departments. You should
not fail to come and take adrantaje of your opportunity. We -will Just call
your special attention to but a few items, Which will give you an idea of the un
usual values which await you. : , - " ; I
WOMEN'S VOILE I FIGURED VOILES
nprCCrC We have some more of those new fig-
UiVLJ JLO urea Voiles 'which will create a sensa-
We have a nice line of figured Voile on al , r
D and WOMEN'S HATS
FANCY VOILE WAISTS Yo,u.tha lotte whil you Mn
get in this line for
98c ?4-98 :
EQUALLY GOOD VALUES IN SHOES AND OTHER LINES
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