SiLVERtON PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
SILVERTON, Or., Sept- If..
(Special to The Statesman.)-
Hop picking was finished In the
0 T vBowea yard yesterday after
noon In the venrng Mr. Bbwen
entertained the pfckera at , a
watermelon : spread and ; bonfire
party! -At -10 !'cloek the pickers
adjoued t be house to spend
the remainder1 of the evening 16
dancing. .
Mr Morris Johnfton Is very ill
at her home on Mill street.
Mr and Mrs; Lewis Hall, mo
tored to Pacific City Saturtayand
returned Moflday;
In to go to Corvailis ' tht week
to rater Oregon' Agricultural college-Among
those going are
MiMf-Vivian Cramer, Mias Dorothy
Hubbs,rMiss Helen Currie, Theo
aore Hobart, Miss Anna Hobarl,
Earl Bennett, Elgin McCleary and
Victor Madsen. . - .
O. Cbedester sold his arm on
Pudding rivet road, on Central
Howell, to H. Johnson of Mon
tana." The consideration was
$7000. to..,:: ,
Mrs. M. Gilbert Oundergon enrs
tertalned at a coffee party yester
day afternoon. Those present
were Miss Dora Johnson, Miss D.
Lofkren. Mrs; Georire Henricksen,
Mis Dara Henricksen, Miss Lou
ise Henricksen arid Miss Esther
Towe. '
Rev. , and Mra. J. C. Roseland
were Salem caller yesterday.
Miss ' Lillle Madsen, Mrs. Ar
thur Madsen, Mr. A. J. Madsen
and Victor Madsen made a busi
ness trip to Salem Thursday.
Chris Hafri, who has' been em
ployed at the lienson ; Pheasant
farm for Home time, has given up
his Work there and is preparing
to gd to Montana. 1 -.:
Miss Marion TayloAa popular
girl tdf Bilvertbh's k younger set,
has given oat. that she will leave
next "weelc for "Eogene' wnerW she
will enter the .university.".
Miss Esther" Larsen has accept
ed a position at the "Webb Trans
fer i office. Miss Maurine Moore,
who baa been employed there, dur
ing' the summer months, will re
turn to high school ;to complete
her Wrk. - '
Mr. j and Mrs. W. Gehrke, for
merly I of Eola, : have rented the
Jack residence on McClaine street.
Mr. Gehrke is bnVof the owners
of the Silverton 1 Iron foundry.
George Henricksen, son of Rev.
an Mr. George Henricksen ol
Fllverton, has begun his ; second
year as a students at Luther col
lege, Decorah, la.., , During: the
summer Mr.rHenricksen'has been
employed : in .the Luther Publish
ing house at Decorab; 5 r
C if. . Pounder Is again able to
be out " after. an attack of j pneu
monia. J Mf; Pounder- is a car
penter on the new Central Howell
school. , . . j (,';,' f-'
T- ; A. Berglund, formerly of
Sllvertotf, is now living at Val
seti. Or; -,;," ,i , -'r
'Claire: Jarvali has accepted the
management; or.tb&muahr depart
raent. atj,the Steelhammer drug
ttore, s rv . , ,
- Mr, and Mrs. F. Hunter have
gone to Innes, Sask.V to visit their
daughter. They will visit a son
at Crosby,'. N. D before they re
turn to Silverton.
Mr- and Mrs. W, S. Jack have
returned from their summer camp
at Cascadla. Mr.. Jack is camp
manager at Cascadta. -
- Warren Haskens of Woodburn
was at i Silverton this .week look
ing over the possibilities of pur
chasing a barber shop. . .
Miss Louise Fluhrer has re
turned from a two weeks' visit
at Spokane .
i Mrs. Helen Wrightman and son
Edgar have returned from a visit
With friends at Lebanon.
Brock Hammond has gone to
Minneapolis to enter the Unlver
Sity of Minnesota.'
': Mrs. Martin Olson and two
Children are visiting friends at
Astoria .and Portland.
Storaasir 4 Corhouse recejved
the contract for the new school
house In the McLaughlin district.
Mrs. Martha Gunderson and her
son Henry have gone to Porter,
Minn,, for a few weeks' visit.
. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Stroat of
Woodstock, Can., are guests at
the home or Mr. and Mrs. YV.
Towne.
The trial of Joe Page, who is
in the county jail on a moonshine
charge, is scheduled to come be
fore Justice P. L. Brown of sil
verton some time next week.
iMrs. A. H. Ruud and baby have
returned frpm a visit to their
former home at Grand Forks, N.
D.
Otto Legard has resigned his
position with the N. Diggerness
store and accepted one with Jthe
Woolen Mill store, j
Mr. and Mrs. Miles! Ottoway and
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Bye ire camp
ing at Tillamook.
Hans Hansen has begun the
erection, of a new house on the
property be recently purchased in
the Brush creek district.
z Mrs. R. E. Kleinsorge and her
daughter. Miss Betty, have re
turned from a visit in southern
California. They visited Dr.
Kleinsorge's mother at Holly
wood. While there they visited
with Mrs. R. Sites, a former $511
verton music teacher, and with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Callister at
San Francisco. Mr.; Callister; was
formerly cashier at Coolldge &
McClain bank.
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Ready to Help Yon
If yon are subject to biliousness,
gas, bloating, sick headache, sour
stomach or other Ills that result
from indigestion and constipation,
you can get .relief .with Foley Ca
thartic Tablets. They are a gen
uine, wholesome physic that af
fords prompt, Sure and safe relief
without griping4 or pain. J.T.OH
burn, R. F. D. 1, Lucasvllle, O.i
writes: "Foley Cathartic Tablets
arefine . I had stomach trouble.
took Foley Cathartic Tablets and
now I can eat anything, sold
everywhere. -Adv.
Today' and Tomorrow
VAUDEVILLE
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:'GRAND
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Washington-
Cleveland
Washington .........
Uhle and O'Neill;
Miller and Plcinich.
R. H. E.
2 6 1
0 4 1
Erickson,
At Bostoh R. H. E,
Chicago .............. 4 12 4
Bostoii-i-.r; w. . : . ... 10 11" t
Wilkinson. Hodee and Schalk.
Iees; Bush and Walters.
At Philadelphia R. H. E.
Detroit 7 '12 tit
Philadelphia . . 3 8 3
Ehrake and Bassler; Moore and
Myatt.
At New York .
St. Louis ...
New. York
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R. H. E.
10 14 0
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Shocker and Severeid: Shaw-
key, Quinn, Roger 3 and Schang.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Pittsburgh R. H. E.
New York ..... . . ; . 51 O
Pittsburgh . ... . . . , . 0 , 2 0
Toney and Snyder Hamilton.
Glarner, Yellowhors aad ScMidt
At St. Louis R. tt. R.
Philadelphia ........ 3 9 1
gt. Louia : . . 4 10 1
Beehan and Peters: Walters
and Clenions, Ainsmith.
At Cincinnati R. H. E.
Boston l s 0
crneinnatl . . . . : . . 5 il 0
Oeschger. McQuillan and Gib
son; Donohue and Win go.
HD V. IS
TO BE OBSERVED
Suggested Program Is Pre
pared by State Superin
,'tendent Ghurchill ...
J. A. CHurchlll, state superin
tendent of schools, has complet
ed the suggested program for the
observance of Frances E. WRlard
day in the Oregon schools; Octob
er 28. He was assisted by Mra.
a.- L. Buland. of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union in
Portland, and by Miss Cornelia
Marvin, state librarian.
In the foreword Mr. Churchill
says: .
"Every boy or girl who learns
of the mighty influence of the un
selfish Tlevojtton of; Frances E.
Wfllard to a gTeat cause, and of
the manner in which- the world
has realized on her trforts will ap
preciate an opportunity to Join
with his fellows la the observance
of the day set apart by the legis
lature of Oregon, for the schools
of the state- for that putposfe.
"In .every, community ihsre is
an echo or good that Frances Wu
lard did for ail humanity, and
when we .loin, jn ; reverinr her
memory through a proper observ
ance of the day we do honor to
ourselves.; -i rr:: .; ;..'.
"I hope that in very school-
house where the school is in ses
sion the program as outlined here
in will be presented."
Could Hardly Straisliten tp
When the kidneys are over
worked and . fail to ' " throw out
waste matter from the system, it
causes aches, pains, lame back,
swollen ankles, sore Joints, dizji
ness, floatln g specks, etc. J. W.
Seabock, : Chester, Pa., . writes:
"My kidneys and back hurt me
whan I got out of bed in th
mqsjsjng I could hardly straighten
V Had to rub the small of my
M4k before I could walk. I
could hardly button my shoes. 1
haven't felt the soreness since 1
took Foley Kidney Pills. Sold ev
trywhere. Adv.
1 1 yards Calico
The Peopled Cash Store Anhbuhces Another OiiK of tKe MaiJBaiain Days
Dollar Day
Special
16 lbs. Saggar
I trdliar Day 'd
Special V
With purchase
of $2 or over.
S" ft
12 pair Canvas Gloves
Heavy weight
Dollar Day Special
$
1
7V1 Yardi Hope Musliii
The Hope Muslin; it truly is
not of a necessity to try and g
describe it, as this grade is f
khown to every woman. For
Dollar Day only.
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Three Ladies' Vests
Vests ynu would! easily value to
50c each, in bodice and band
tops, the sizes can be had to 16
and please remember they are
mercerized vests. Dollar Price
$
1
Two Ladies' Union Suits
Summer weight Suits, fine rib
bed and many other groups
that go to make this a won- g
derf ul purchase at this tremen- r
dous savihg during Dollar Day
Specials.
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3 pairs Ladies' Hose
Can you imagine Ladies Mer
cerized Lisle Hose in a good as
sortment of colors and sizes E
and extra good quality, 3 for V
$1 only during Dollar Day
Sales. '
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5 Child's Stockings
The kind that will relieve you
of mending every now and then .
stockings that will wear well g
because they are made well. V
Save doubly during Dollar Day
Sales.
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5Mj yards Percale
Fine Percales, fast colors, 36
inches wide, in light shades,
dotted and in stripes; percales
that regularly sold at 25c the
yard. Just another proof of
the tremendous values we of
fer during Dollar Sales.
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Mixed Wool Serge
Just an illustration of the won
derful values we have here for
you. We offer Mixed Wool Ser
ges in a large variety of colors
at this big Dollar Day Savings.
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7 yards Canton Flannel
A fine grade of Flannel that
will surprise you for its attract
ive low price; but only for Dol
lar Day, Special
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Corduroy Velvet, Yard
The newness of these materials
make them greatly wanted and
they are so very suitable for
kimonas and bathrobes that it
makes this a doubly wanted item.
1
5 yards Floral Curtain Scrims
$i
The most lovely curtain scrim
ever in white and ecru back
grounds. Patterns are in as
sorted colors, i especial priced
for Dollar Dayr Special.
632 yards Shirting
Excellent quality Shirting, just
the thing now wnen school
days are in sight and the young
ones will need blouses. Spec
ially priced for Dollar Day.
$1
2 Mercerized Brassier
Two fine brocaded mercerized
brassiers in flesh colors. A
full range of alies and the big
factor in the "shur-on" straps.
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DAY
MENU
Specializing in Giving Bigger
Values
Ladies and Children's Hats fl.00
Girls Corsets, two for. 1.041
Turkish Bath Towels, four for... l.OO
Ladies' Flannelette Klmona Sacks,
2 for ...1 1-00
Children's Union Suits, two for.. l.OO
Laces. 12 yards for l.OO
Men's Shirts and Drawers, S gar
ments for 1.00
Ladies' House Dresses V. ... l.OO
Four skeins grey! Germant'own yarn l.oo
Children's Sleeping Garments 3 for 1.00
Ten Huck Towels for ..... ... . . . l.OO
Three Aluminum Stew Kettles... l.OO
One Alumiuum (Wash Pan. . . 1.00
$1.75 heavy aluminum Frying Pan 1.00
75c and. COc Aluminum Milk Fans,
both . . ! . . .
Set of 3 large, medium and small
olatters. all for.
SV4 yards Oil Cloth.
Four-gallcn. Pickling Crocks
Other sizes 25c gallon.
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SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Extraordinary offering from every section of our store m a sparkling twoay bar
gain sale at phehomenally low prices. Every article mentioned here is a reai bar
gain. Do your shopping early in the day.
Ladiei'Silk,
Lainisoles :
. Embroidemt . Ci
tfptriar V
' roiiaii4r ;
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Vanilla Ex trtci
5 4 -oi bottles
" Dollar .Day
Special
: t - ' -
& - - 4,
ltteh Work Socks I $
.f J0;iairs . j : ' ' ;1L
Owe Ladie Ready-to-
Of fers the Newest in Fall Apparel at Lowest Price!
vv ear sect
ion
$10.50 WObL JERSEY GUIMP
Dresses
In blue, black arid brown. These dresses
can be worn with blouses and sport coats.
$6.50
BIG LOT TRIC0T1NE
DRESSES
Trimmed and embroidered, your favorite
color and styte at this low price
$8.50
WOOLJEftSfeYSPOftT
COATS
In the latest styles and colors it is well to
know that you can buy all apparel: here
$3.5
SALTS PECO" SEAL PLtiStf
kiss
Three-quarter lengths, large shawl col
lars, wide tubular belts all silk linings I
at . . : .
$1U95
1(T Paift Work Socks
A wonderful Ttla these: socks
are for the price. They always O
sold 'for lWc. Now thwie Hock-- V
ford Socks sc. famous tor their
wearing Qualities, sell; 10 for
2 Boyi' Umri Sniti
Made of tine Nainsook tbat
w m1aikes them io ntv u uh
aad also In fina ribbed mater-. A
. Jajs .that make this a splendid
bargain; sixes 20 to 3. pol-
iar Day'SpBCfar. --j
10 pairs f.Ws brtU Sbtki
,,5 . r
' You buy a large, quantity of
Ihste aW we "will sett thenr to"
yonvat thii . lew price. These fl
, ate DCks that sell, regularly ,V
for 15c to 25o Dollar Day
Special -. ' t -
Big lot bf fine trimmed
FALL HATS
The latest and most desirable shapes
and trimmings. Values to $7.50, for Sat
urday only
$3.98
FALL SAILORS
In Beaver, Plush and Velotlr. Come in all
desirable fall shades. Value to fC.00, Sat
urday only
$2.98
BLANKETS At REDUCED PRICES
Buy them now and save;
60 by" 76 Heather Plaid felank&s, double
size, sold to $4 jOO, special-
$2.49
66 by 80 Sub-Wool Blanket Dtfuble sir
very pretty plaids, $7.50 value; special
$3.98
72 by gNahua Wool Nap 6iahk6t ;
- - T?4.98;: "r "
Regularly priced to $7.50. . Good big
heavy weight plaid blankets.
jdJfrts ttcn PafiU : ?
. Somfe woolen, moat avery hea
vy, strong and durable., cotton J I K.
pants, s that ppan bo tfsefl both- V 4 j .
i for werk ahd dd ntot loot. into. Ji
oyeralla after .orkiny honra..;, M t .
MenY FinrDrtis S&tt
' MhH6e ttik tbrdiW In1 goarVJ, ''J ;
anteed- color, . ill , sliies. ., to-.fj rfl ,
choose frpm , and .yery pretty jj..
assortment, of st'rlpek Dollar .11
Day special. ' ' '"-
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SILK BLOUSES
A group of big values, gathered together
to sell at a record-giving low price--ma-terials
in imported Silk Pongee, Silk
Georgette and Crepe de Chine. Special
at
$2.98
SPECIAL SPECIAL "
Boys' School Suits,
Is your boy ready for school ? Not if you
haven't bought jpne of our fine'sUfts for
him. Special for Saturday and Monday,
Boys' School Suits
$3.98 and UP
Mehs Wool r,nx Shirts
Shirts and Drawers
In extra heavy, mostly woolen, IfVj
shirts and drawers. ' TheBB. V
cfenrelln mil thd waited' alies. 1
Dollar, Day BDoeiai.
. j Dollar Day Special.
- Meh$;snmmer Unfon Snlta in
a full Jeiectiorl M sizes . and V
styles, jnade of finest ribbed
'materials and also , In , athletic.
Dollar Day Specials that meato.
savings. I
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Snappy Shoe Specials
Money Savers All
Men's Dress Shoes
Peter's Diamond Brand English toe, in colors bf tan
and black
$398 to $5.98
Ladies' Calf Shoes
Ladies' Chocolate Calf Shoes, low rubber, tip heel,
$8.50 value
$4.98
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MEM!
Here is a hbt one for yon. Grasp if qlnctr tcfir t&vt
Fall anoV Winter' Suit it ntre at special price fcr Sat-
urday and Monday.
$1650 $1950
$2250 i
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11 cans Tomatoes 10 cans Milk, tall 8 cans Corn 7 lbs. Coffee irt bulk
$i.oo $i.oo m M
DOLLAR
DAYS
GROCERIES
DOLLAR
DAYS
9 cans Carnation or Borden's Milk,
tall .$1.00
8 cans Peas 1.00
8 cans Pork and Beans 1.00
24 cans American Sardines. - 1.00
7 cans large Spiced Sardines 1.00
2 sacks Pancake Flour 1-00
18 pounds Rice 1-00
11 lbs. Lima Beans. 10
14 lbs. Macaroni I00
3 lbs. Diamond W Coffee 1-00
;-- 1 can small milk free.
4V lbs. Peaberry Coffee in bulk 1.00
3 lbs. Cocoa in bulk, - -
7 lbs. Pure Lard in milk.: $1.00
7 lbs. Strained' Horiey.. 1.00
1 gallon Marshmallow Syrup 1.QO
25 bars Bob White Sodp 1.00.
45 lbs. Spuds : ; LOO
22 lbs. White Beans 1.0a
1 sack Crown Flour &19
i sack Blue Ribbon , 1.70
Vanilla Extract, 8-oz. size .30
Lemon Extract 4-oz. sisse.... 2
Bacon Backs ... 2a
Sugar Cured Bacon t -3
Salt Pork.'ispecial, pound - ij?
Bologna - - i
Bay ?2 worth of Groceries or Dry Goods and Get a Hand Bag Absolutely Free; A
Limited Aniouht Save Our Coupons Items Listed Here Are Limited v
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