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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1922)
f - r i . i . i PENALIZED THE LAW TOR BEtNC AHEAD OP .TIME t i I. i! X- . - . . NX : ... t t!K7 t' ":,7 v f' J. 1 V A r i V 4 4 m i3 , la ' ft .1. t S 1 It: " irar lvira. Carton and her little ion, who must make a return i rip to Belglnm.' before 'She can enter th United States, because whea ' ..e arrived here she was three hours too early to be included in the iuota 6l inimiuvtsior the month, Mr. Carton ia in Chicago. I ..i -4 .- . JULY FIFTH TO BE DAY.OF ' CELEBRATION IN FAMILY PENSACOLA..ria., Sopt.,Stf.f The family 'of O Si Nortnaii of Hhla clijr has dedded that July 5 la a, bigger day la history than July 4, and in the future the day after! the day" featured by flre- ycrackers flag displays and speech es will be celebrated In the house- ' Eloise Norman was1 born at 6:55 p. m. July 5, 1908., f5leo Elteabeth was born at 1 0 ; 5 5 a.m. July 5,' 1921. and - July 5, 1922 became notable at 12:55 p. m because of the arrival of O. "S. Norman, Jr. It is the only In stance ;in thl3 citl where as many as, three childrei In one family excluding triplets, have the sane birthday, and another peculiar feature Is the faA that each child was born wlthinl five minutes of the' hoyr. The ! Norman family moved to Pensacola from " St : Louis, .Mo., last October. ' If IN AUSTRALIA SAME AS HERE Westward fthe flapper takes her pected to appear, it. i ., . f I course. ' At least sucn is tne inmt conTeyed; by two recent Tisltors from' the 4 Australasia.' ; i Ini Australia the i flapperflour Msbes even 'as she does in the Unit- ! ed States", 'U.'ihe rejuctanf confes ' slon of Miaa Carrie Lanceley, Jus- tralian prima donna who is jhere ' en route. to Londonj Not so vimp - i8hly'Qr:;so 6bviously, does th anv tlpodean-flapper flap but she does i her ansae hestj Miss Lanceley feaid. H "Go Into the. lobby of any Sid ney hotel, the: singer said, 'and ! you'll? see them, Just -like the American" actresses! who come out ; to uSi!' -j -; -h v Over in. India, too, the" flapper is momentarily one might say ex- 1 according to Sy- ud Hosslan, jourjialist and lectur er from the bii British posses sion. But Mr llossion, who rep- reseated India Ss ta reporter ; at te edent Wasb.itqn peace conference- explainajthe flapper, psy choldglcally,;arii one might say, biologically. Jl;' said he inter prets her as a lik in 'the chain 'of fevplutijon froni he clinging vine to the .new woman. She Is a g!rl, Hossian avers .fho has scrapped the Victorian agfs for the dawn of tr' new jone. Deplte her flapplngv she really is a Sweety wholesome creature who sitfeply hasn't as yt arrived at whnliver they call1 the next way statloif on the main line of evolution. BIG SHIP PW v rf. A- . ': I. i r v. IS BEING RAZED wHundred and Seventy ' Million Dollar Structure ' !i ' Going to Junk Pile - PHILADELPHIA, Sept. SO. -Ileg Island, where rose the shlp t building industry during th? war gave the United, States . rehewad i . I prestige In thel maritime woria soon will be th$ tlat field it wan before' Uncle Sap invested $2f0 000,000 there. Jlut thi 946 acn'a will be habitable, as sanitary, n gineers have made It so. ' Where once an army of. 36,00 men yere building high class van ela t record-breaking spc'etl. there now is ai detail of 50 men armed; with oxy-acetylene torch1?!? and other Instruments with which the demolition iof the gigantic ways and other equipment Is be ing wrought. The government's attempt tp dispose of the plaat by auction having, 5 brought only low1 bids, it was decided, to sell t FIRST BATTLESHIP MARRIAGE SINCE WAR. aa ' 1 1 - - in -i 1) ,11 f-m;, .-ui. i,,,.,.i. .11.1 n mgiilllillmHHIJU III! II . .101111 lut WWPWl;lMJ,.lll'l.,,.::i g - ??; Sfif i: ' - t'. v,v ' ' I ,,;::::.V V..r, W W it-- p f - ' n 1 jl it 1 ' ' ..".Kf tip e ' , , ' f ' ' ' ' 11 " ilLT-'-.'v'-luv. .!" ..'.''"0" ..""'.'y!'."' "'.'".. wtl v. .. I - k - I i I w f.fnL John S. Phillips andiiss Elizabeth H.-Mayberry of Holly- 1 Wash- Jbls Is Bald to be the first marriage to have taken place cn .? i u a i i STORE CLOSED MONDAY "ATONEMENT DAY'i r " -, ' . " " - ' .- !. ? : 'i . ; i.. i . For a Mighty One Day's Selling, in Which Ve Concentrate Our Efforts With HighrPowered Action to Stimu-, T late a One Day Buying Enterprise If you can read foetwem lines yn will , v rf Afti'on calls wit for action. The thr- quickiy respond to tho fact that this is r ' 3tfft fiu . oughness cvf tbis vTOt, ronp2Nl with the greatest bargain appeal ot me seas- V W rt 1 1 I I J lts great jJMmy-saying opportunuies. w v aBTvaaa av , on. calls for immediate response 4 :- i.l f, 4i IB Ca 1111 ... .i I . Salem Sftdp Where The Crowds Buy 'Si ur eat est Llepartment Store 36 Inch Heavy All Wool Ik tea.? wv ' iatlsiaclion guaranteed or Money ice.unaea DOUBLE PREMIUM COUPONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS ON TUESDAY I . Except on Sugar Pwchases , - ' . "nnroinriTs SERG Regular price' $1.49 :tjer yard. but Tuesday is rioX a regular day. It's an extraordinary bar gain day. 12 .different -colors and patterns to . select from. Special at- j . . v 79c $4 Silk and Wool 36 in- - - - ;' i - ' . Cr epe Knit In nine dfferent colors. This excellent material : or rich looking street dresses land trim mings. Special , j $l;6!9t 36 inch Silk Velvet - - i- Finest quality 36-Inch silk Vel vet. In colors of bine, black and brown. Regular ? 5 . val ues. Special $2.98 K 1 The LadiesrReady4o- Ladies' Wool Street $22.50 values Niceljr trimmed and mbroldrdd. Special at $9.85 All Wool Slip-Over .. Sweaters 1 27 different colors to: select from. $1.98 Silk Pprigee and Crepe De ' Chine; Waists Beautiful embroidered and alluring styles, Hegular $5.50 values. A special purchase is the reason for, this unbelievable selling.! Special $1.98. ' , ' ; Wear Department Offers f ..j 'I WOOL SPORT SKIRTS A shipment of wool and silk sport skirts that would daz zle the, eyes of any onlooker, by their bright colors, Knife and box pleats,, heavy etam and other .rt g o $ilks. Values to $12.50, go at -, - J) c O Ladies' Heavy '' Flannel Gowns Bargains! the store is full of them. An offering like this is certainly a record breaker, heavy flannel gown in good patterns. Special for Tuesday in all sizes. 69c 3 Pound Cotton BAITS Pull 3 pound weight. Suita ble for extra large comforters. Regular $1.25 values. Special 79c Imported Jap CREPE Heavy ,35c quality in a new big assortment of full colors. Special for Xuesday per yard 21c Tuesday's M mw fik mrm ' ; $9.50 Boys' All Wool School Suits Regular $9.50 and $12 VafneaT. '"Every salt nicely made up in clever styles the boys will be proud to wear. Dark patterns and mixtures. ; Sizes run from 7. to 17. Special for Tuesday, ; $4.98 GROCERY BARGAINS Dei Monte" Best "Patent Flour, 1 sack.... ...$1.90 1 barrel........ 7.50 Waldo Hill, guaranteed for good bread or mon ey back, 1 sack 1;30 3 cans Carnation Milk.: 3 cans Corn . . 3 cans Pork and Beans 5 lbs. Coffee in bulk.. 3 lb3. Cocoa in bulk. .25 .30 J23 .99 .25 1 lb. Gunpowder Tea . 75c Broom..., j With a purchase of $2 or over, except sugar. 7 bars White Wonder Hundreds of other items has been cut down to j the lowest level. ...!'. ' 100 'bs. Spud! .29 .29 .25 1.35 .20 i0 lbs. Dry Onions . i Eggs, 1 dozen.,.. 1-36 cans Peas.i .30 I ......... ii IS j..: ,;v : J. . - ' ' 1 1 - - '. i ' ' 1 1M" '.!! R,.. n JJ i. ir- 2 Pair Knicker Wool ' " i i Suits V Roys are sure hard on milts,' and, that Is a good re&foit (o (get good ones. A two pair pants suit such as we are offering in this sale wUi be sure to stand the tale of bard knocks and wear. Regular $12 to 15 values, special $6.98 fu? J What'sjLjcer. All Wool Heavy Sweaters ! more comfortable, than a good wool slip over sweater? The kind the boys: like. , iTho colors they- want. are here in a sale at half price. Special at , ,: FINE WOOL CAPS, SPECIAL 85c An assortment that would easily be worth from $1.50 to $1.75 each. . Every one lined, sweat band," etc. Special aC. $10 ALU WOOL "KANGAROO" MACKINAWS $5.95 Kangaroo Brand all x5o mackinaws nnth large convertible " and shawl collars. Pretty dark in visible plaid and plain1 colors. Special for Tues day $5.95. v , ...85c $1.50 WINTER WEIGHT UNION SUITS 98c Genuine "Mayo BrandI a heavy derby ribbed . union suit, closed crotch! elastic finish, that as sures a perfect finish py conforming to the ""shape of the 'body. ( " ' BOYS! $10 GUARANTEED RAIN COATS $2.98 A school outfit "without a 'rain coat is incom pleta This special offer should hustle all moth ers and boys down here1 Tuesday rriornin'g when the store opens its doors. " Whatever the School Boys' Needs j WE HAVE IT T $2.49 Boys' $5.00 Solid teather School Shoes Solid leather sturdy made shoes, for sturdy boys. The genuine Santa Rosa make; every pair guaranteed. Solid leather. This value will go on sale Tuesday only, all sizes at ,. , K 4' $3.49 .y Boys-Fast Color BIbuseis He'll surely heed, two or three at least at any rate, you can easily a vaU-yourself of that many, peing we have cut the price gjtf, recklessly. All sizes; color: and styles can be found in this., lot, Special, at 59c II- - I. 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