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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1921)
8 rf iHE OREGON STATESMAN, SALES!, OREGON Beginning At The Electric Sign "SHOES Annua JULY me Beginning JULY 23 1921 Will be days of Superlative Value Giving 23 i 1921 It is Our Purpose to Clear Our Shelves of All Summer Stock and fiivn a much Shoes into cash as possible so that We can take care &q of the bills for Shoes coming in. We Want the Money so we sacri fice the goods and offer the CO O EE 00 i, ... ... . . , , . , 8 i IB is Real Barg.Liirtjs 42 o Here are a few of the many. Gome get them while getting is good and they won't last long at these prices Ladies' White Shoes . Ladies' Brown Pumps Boys' Black Elk Bals Men's Brown Shoes 95c $5.65 $1.89 $3.85 .4 Ladles' White Cloth Shoes, worth , i up to $6.00. In small sizes only. Beautiful Brown I Kid one-strap These popular summer Bhoes, darjj brown Shoo on the new JinTSSeTS1 .Pumps; Cuban heels new medium 0Q unlined; raodlfied h ,ast broad bargains If you can wear sizes 2 lasts. A fine buy in dressy, season- . t0 4. ableoods. only a few pairs left. comfortable heels. Boys' Tenms Lace Shoes Misses' Brown Oxfords Child's White Slippers Ladies' Brown Shoes 96c $3.19 $1.89 . $4.95 ' Black brown and white Tennis Fine Brown Kid Oxfords in sizes White Nubuck Ankle Strap Slip- Brown Calf 8 inch Lace, modern Lace Shoes; in sizes 1 to 5W. just 11 to 2 ; hand turned soles, low heels, pers; light turned soles no heels; dium Tamp 'last, military heels; the thing for the summer and fall new broad comfy toes; a fine shoe Bizes 2 to 5. The same in sizes 5 m ; v play or work wear. for summer. to 8. spring heels, $2.16. excellent service. Misses' and Children's White Cloth Shoes $1.09 53 CO o &3 4J White canvas, leather soles, sizes 8Vk to 11. Another lot 8V& to 2 at $1.45, and one lli to 13 at $1.58. . White Reignskin Cloth with splendid leather soles 9 to .12 at $1.65;-12 V2 to 2 at $1.79. 167 North Commercial St. Salem, Oregon At The Electric Sign "SHOES" White Canvas Slippers 58c White canvas Mary Jane slippers, rubber soles, child's, -58c; ladies' same style 89c Ladies' Lace Shoes Rubber soles $1.29 Men's Brown Shoes Ladies' Shoes and Slippers Children's Leather Play Men's Black Shoes $3.59 94c Oxfords ; $5.89 : i : , ' , Choice of six lines of gun metal. . Brown. Sail Cloth Fibre soles, rub- b , f Bmal, -j M 8ort8 .V09, , s ?gll?h L?Lr stVirom X ber heels, splendid work shoes, prac- Tan with leather soles, sizes 8 sizes in either lot. Sold at from 8 xtlcally waterproof. and kinds; none larger than 4B. to 10; the sizes 11 to 2 are to $10. f Red Cross fnmps Boys' Brown English White Nubuck Oxford flew stock Rubbers $685 $2.85 $3.43 Tlie first ghinment of our now . V1J . , vt" "W Misses' lovely white Nubuck Ox Brown Kid or calf Colonial Pumps. Dark brown calf Jmrlish last, cood fords- 8,zeB 11 to 2 - turned soles stock ol rubbers are in and we can French or Baby Louis heels; former Darlt brown calf English last, good and 1qw heeJg values to $12.00. ,eather 80,es'' 8,ZCB P to 5K- Black Kids of any style, etc.. $3.48 tit all shoes now. , . - ; . , -: - ' ' ' ' i ' : - Child's Ankle Straps "Regal" Brown Shoes Ladies' Brown Kid Shoes Brown Scout Bals ..-Jffiw. $7.43 ' $2.79 i MwIfltaS English Pall Mall last, rubber heels. "Holters" fine brown kid lace Fine Krad brown elk with oak spies, no necia, z lo a, ..... a very high grade shoe in modern Shoes, new lasts, 8 inch top, latest soles and heels, in sizes 2 to 5. Same In 5 to 8 with spring heels OOc style. patterns. Men's sizes, 6 to 11, at $2.05. 1 it'i'k.'' , ' '- :- ' : ' h I Ladies' Black Kid Lace Men's Kid Shoes Ladies' House Slippers Boys' Brown Dress Shoes $2 44 $5-35 $1.89 $3.59 A fine lot of black kid lace shoe KJd shbe Droad comfy toe8p welt most a11 8lzcs- Tll fiizes t t 2. $.1.80; and 24 to in small sizes only, but Talues to 1 8. soles and rubber heela, $7.05. -Ladies' Dlack Tennis Shoes, $1.10. 3, $3.IW. Splendfd- bargains. Men's Hiking Shoes , j'.'.y; .$7.35 ' , Fine brown grain double soles, 8 Inch tops, with strap around top. A similar shoe, 12 Inch tops, $7.05 Our NEW REPAIRING DEPARTMENT will put Rubber or leather heels absolutely FREE on shoes to be half soled that are left on the opening day SATURDAY ONLY. The regular prices have been reduced to: Men's Half Soles $1.50; Ladies' $1.10; Children's proportionately lower. All work first class, done by the Goodyear Welt Systems Ladies' 11 in. Hiking Shoes $8.35 Splendid brown grain' shoes with ak leather soles and heels. Just the thing for beach ot; mountain, with the hiking pants. i CONFIDENCE is what .we crave, and never haying misled our cus tomers yet, we i have no inclination whatever to begin now WE GIVE YOU REAL BARGAINS At The Electric Sign "SHOES" cv O CO CO o Co 3 o CO & i CO O CO Lumber Output is Still 36 Percent Under Normal For the week ending July 16, 10" mills in western Oregon and western Washington report pro duction at 49.S52.574 feet, which is 35 per cent below normal. New business totaled 4 4,998. 272 feet. Shipments totaled 46,592.013 feet. For delivery by rail, new busi ness included 1165 cars: rail ship ments 1275 cars. Unshipped bal ance in the rail trade was 2942 Local business totaled 3,57 2C9 feet. In the cargo trade, domestic or ders totaied 2,712,93 feet: ex port 3,762.000 feet. Coastwise and intercoastal cargo shipments totaled 3.457.419 feet: export shipments. 1.311.230 feet. Raffetjr, chief Inspector for the state motor vehicle'" department. announced that ne naa anstrucieu bis assistants to wage war on trucks carrying loads in excess of the weight allowed under the traffic laws-. Information received at the mniar vehicle department Indi cate that . m!any trucks are carry-', Ing excessive loads, with the re sult that the highway are ba'; lug menaced. As : f act as tlol tor of this latr re apprehended" they will b . arrested and prose cuted, according toMr. Raf fety4" 4. Silverton Club Pays Expenses of Convention SILVERTON, Or., July 21. fSpecial to The Statesman.) At the last meeting of the Silverton Community club the expenses of the Lutheran convention which was held here from May 26 to June 1 were figured up and paid. Thev amounted to a little over $300. S. E. Richardson, . president of the club, said that it is all one can do to keep the club alive during the summer months. Bonds Are Certified For Irrigation District The state irrigation securities commission, at a meeting held here yesterday, certified to bonds in the sum of $100,000 issued by the Slide Irrigation district. This district includes approximately 14.000 acres and is situated on the Snake river in Eastern Oregon. The money to be derived from the bonds will be used in devel opment work. More Weighing Jacks Are Received by State Following the receipt of more weighing jacks yesterday. T. A. 7: EXTRA SPECIAL Ladies' Summer Hats $1.00 Each Values up to $9.00 .To close out, extra special, while 'a $1.92 lap Oar Prices Always The Lpwest they last Gale & Cpt Commercial and Court Streets . . j ml Ft l Q VIM : QUALITY, . - ... - v - - - ' i ' ' ''' We Guarantee VIM to be the best, try a sack ol Vim ; ii you don't like Vim we refund your money and you keep ther - Flour SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Vim Flour $2.15 Bulk Coffee, lb 20c Bulk Coffee, 6 lbs 1 lb. M. J. B. Coffee $gc 3 lbs. M. J. B. Coffee, lb. 37c 5 lbs. M. J. B. Coffee, JJ.75 1 IV Golden West JQc 1 lb. Hill's Brothers 4QC B Brand Coffee, lb 2Sc B Brand Coffee,, 3 lbs B Brand Coffee, 5 lbs. JJ.55 Black Tea, bulk, lb 4QC Green Tea, bulk, lb 4QC 5 lbs. Peanut Butter -40c 2 lbs. Nucoa Margarine..53c Best Creamery Butter... 42c Wesson Oil, pint. J0e Quai?t 56c Vi gallon 29c Pint Mazola Oil 3c Quart Sic Vi gallon $1.12 Jiffy Jell 10c Knox Gelatin -19c J. L. BUSICI Most all canned goods are cheaper now than they will be in 30 days from now No 22 Extra SUndard To matoes, 5 cans.. QQC Standard Tomatoes, 5 cans -U.:;.........55c Ever Green Corn, 2 cans I for -: : - - 27c i Fancy Corn, 2 cans 25c Solid Pack Tomatoes Jc 1 lb. an Libby Red Salmon, Finest grade packed, per can - - 33c Alaska Pinks, 3 cans.'. 22 C Ko-al Club- Pineapple, large cans, 3 for.. ....... . '.QQe No. 1 Del Monte, 3 for....55c 2 cans Shrimp..,.:.... 4 lbs. Fancy Head Rice... 25c 4 lbs. Fancy Recleaned Navy Beans 25c 2 lbs. Veribest Cheese...5c Jell'o, pkr. , J0C Del Monte Catsup 23c Van Camps Soups, can....J 2 cans Pork and Beans... 30 bars White 32 bars Lenox 2S i Luna Soap Soap ;...$ 3 large Floatihg Casteel Soap....,.,.i..... 9rr ! Pil Soan 99 1 ive Soap 1 ,- - 3 Cream 3 Palm 6 Citrus Wash Powder. , Lare package Seafoam 25 C V Crystal White Soap " Chips 33c pkg 2 for 2Bc regular Kellogg's age Post Toas Cream of Crisco and Corn Flakes,' pack ies,pkg.J L. . I Wlieat, tbg.--28c all other veceUble .' ng . will be 3c per i lb. higher; better buy now' 9 lbs. Crisco.. .$U5 ?l 3 lbs. Crisco .LlS$c 8 lbs. Coltolene ..$J.5i l ibs. O)jttolene...w.c I 8 lbs. Snow Drift.....:..$J55 "jjl 4 lbs. SnLw Drift... ....Qc . ; j & SALEM ALBANY WOODBURN SONS w r t If 1 J 1 t1 -i ! i M 1 i s l 1 t -a. " If. . - , J I JUL