TIIC OREGON STATESMAN J, SAUTI, OREG ON
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RELIABLE MERCHANDISE
: iBed Spreads, Special Good Value
72x84 ( 78x8S 82x94 i 80x90
' - fiat la f Satin .
02.50 $3.25 $5.75) $3.95
72x94 78x88 82x94 I 80x90
Scalloped Scalloped Our Best Pink Only
and cut -,. and, cut . Scalloped - and . Bates
corners corners cottorners Bed Spread
$5.50 I $4.50 $7.00 $5.00
Changeable Silks, -Yard
Wide, Pretty Colors
Yard $1.95
Pretty Collar Tabs
f -White or Colors
10c, 15c; 17c, 20c
. and 23c
Kew Dress Voiles
Dainty- Patterns il
Yd. 59c, 49c and 39c
36-inch Indian Head
Colored Suitings
Yard 50c
Renfrew Devonshire Cloth
See the Pretty Patterns,
Fast Colors.
i Yard 35c
Plisse Crepes, Fast Colors.
. Pretty Shades, Plain or
Figured
Yard 25c
Unbleached
; Sheeting
Fair
' Quality -
Yard 50c
40-inch ;
Tubing
Yard 35c
Art Ticking
Pretty i
, Patterns,
SOc Orade i.'
39cTard
36-tn. Challies
Good Quality
; . Dainty
Patterns
Yard 19c
32-inch Zephyr Ginghams, new, pretty patterns good
quality. Two assortments, at .yard ..32c and 28c ' . ?
;2Q;;raid.:::240;;Nortfi ;Ccinmcrcial Street
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Birthday guests of little " Miss
Florence Turner on- Wednesday
evening were: Dorothy Stafford
La Velle Keene, Claudia Town
send. Beryl Holt, Mary White and
Florence Turner, ;,The birthday
decorations were spring blossom
Mrs. Harwood Hall of the Indian
school at Chemawa will speak to
morrow afternoon at the meeting
of the. Daughters of the American
Revolution; Mrs. Hall Is a par
ticularly delightful sneaker an
I will bring up interesting phases of
her work. s Mrs;. Henry B. Thlel
sen, 1049 Court street, will be the
hostess of the day, with' Mss Fran
ces M. Richards, Miss Nell Thiel
sen, and Mrs.' Iran Putnam assist
ing. ' , ; .
. Mrs. Harold W. Street and little
son, Harold Jr., are the guests o
Mrs. John F. -Corner. ,Mrs.
Street's home is in Seattle.
Appearing locally for the first
time, , the Kuterpean women's oc
tet was featured in a delightful
manner at the - program at the
state hospital Wednesday evening
when one of the most enjoyabl
concerts of Music week was given
by the Apollo club, Mrs. Harms
soloUt. and the octet, under the
competent direction of Dr. John
Sites. The personnel of - the
octet' includes Mrs. Harms, Mrs
David Eyre, first soprano; Mrs,
William Prunk and Mrs. Richard
Robertson,' second soprano; Mrs,
John J. Roberts and Miss Trlsta
Wenger, first alto; and Mrs. John
Lau and Mrs. Clifford Taylor, sec
ond alto.
-.. Approximately 70 townspeople
heard the concert. The response
was thorough "and " appreciative
The accompanists. Miss Ruth Bed
ford, for the club and. for the oc
tet. Miss Elizabeth Campbell, did
especially: acceptable work
"Lullaby" (Brahms) and "Spin,
Spin," ( Jungst) opened the pro
gram. Both were club numbers,
Miss Ruth Bedford gave Cyril
Scott's "Dance Negre" as a piano
solo, following it with Nevin's
"Shepherd's Tale. The octet
sang "Romaika," and In "Come
Down Laughing Streamlet. The
Apollo club quartet sang two
numbers, "De Coppah Moon' . and
"The Bells of St. Mary's." So ap
preciated was the later number
that three renditions were insisted
upon
Mrs. W. W. Harms, possessor of
a soprano voice of unusual purity
sang twice .her "Marcheta" num
ber. "An Open Secret" preceded.
Appearing for a second group, the
octet f sang "Medley from the
South" and "Summer Breezes.'
A group of Scotch songs In a splr
ited manner by James Smart were
readily appended. The . last club
group included the two numbers,
-The Barefoot Trail" and "O Sole
Mio," the latter bringing out the
fine power of the club to ad van
tage. ' . . ' .
' A banquet In the new dining
room followed the concert, with
tulips used in vivid profusion. Dr
P.W. Byrd gave 'an appreciative
toast addressed to the guests of
honor. ' '
A.. B.; Hansen responded and the
banquet-hour was converted Into
a delightful song-f est.
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The Host Frequent Comment of Our iVeir Customers
A man niay payviis a deliberate compliment on any of sev
.eral' features of jtHis business (and we like it,1 of course)
but the remark iKat comes oftenest, and sounds plainest,
isn't meant to be a bdmpliment'at 11, and yet tickles us
the most is the one at tKefop of .this ad.
My friend sent me n"--give us plenty of it.
My friend sent me in? let us hear it often.
My friend sent me in'' think of a greater tribute
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DUNDEE TAILORED, SUITS
AND OVERCOATS
LitfiniJre $25 $30 $35
Some a"
Little Less
MAKE US MANY HIIENDS BECAUSE THEY SURELY; ARE, GOOD!
FUNNY TIIING -THEY COST NO MORE AND SOME ARE EVEN LESS
THAN READY-MADES.
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THE BRIGHT SPOT ON COMMERCIAL STREET
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Grocery
Dent.
Compare Our
Prices and
Judge for
Yourself
Pure cane sugar QO
. 10 lbs. for .. UOC
Bacon squares,"
per pound .
13c
Nutola Margerlne
3 lbs. for .... IUC
Sinclair's bams,
per pound . . .
25c
Best creamery-butter,-
per lb.
39 c
Italian prunes, j r
4 pounds Tor .
Royal Club Coffee JO.
lb. . .. t6C
3 lb. tins at $1.24
Snowdrift hard wheat
49 lbs. , . . . $1.47
Carnation milk, v
. 10 cans for . .
95c
Full cream cheese
lb. ......
8! 25c
Seedless Raisins
2 lbs. Special :.
19c
CRISCO!
M ' ' . . ..... (I
3 tins .75c
6 lb.
tins
$i.45 n
9 lb.
tins
$2.19
Shirardelli Chocolate 1 lb.
tin - on
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3 lb
at
bv.can-.... 85c
Pure bulk lard, J
Special per lb. lvC
Sliced . pineapple,- QC
No. 2 hi cans at b3C
Kellogg's Bran, . -I -
flakes per pkg. XlC (
.Sweet bulk,1 OC
chocolate,. 2 lbs. mwC
Sweet oran ges, ; nn
-special, 2 dox. . t&XJC
Large size " ; 1 1Q
lemons, dox. . . AUC
BROOMS! ;Q
11.00 Tal., now U5FC
K. C. Baking Powder,
5-lb;tins, Li gV
Special , . . . . . . OOC
Ned go Peas, n C '
Special, 2 cans . 3C
Emerald Corn, OC
. Special, 2 cans . O C
Value String nr '
Beans. 2 cans . . mwC;
DIamohd W. Kraut,' No.
2b can, - 1C-
- Special ....... XDC
Tapioca, Of"
4 lbs. ........ UOZ
Fresh Ground Coffee,' 3
lbs., ' QQ.
Special . . . j . . . OV C
Peaberry, , 6C
3 lbs. . . . . .. . . iJDC
Can Milk, -
- small size 3C
"' BULK TEA ' 1 -V?i' :
Spider Leg English break-
fast. Special 'JQ
per lb 05IC
Lye. ; ,-"--' : s. 1Q;
; l 2 cans for . . . .
White Wonder Laundry ,
".s. Soap, Special,- Aft
13 bars ; . . .... tXC
Crystal White Laundry
soap. Special, "1 AA
22 bars .... slUU
Director
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SALEM
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OF THE EWTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S
SHOES FROM THE
Seldom if ever did any store carry a finer or better, Ime of footwear than vas to T2
found here; This man being a shoemaker by trade understood leather like you cr I a
good cup of coffee . . " '
HE HAVING MADE SHOK m
Two years ago this' man decided to carry a full line of Men's, Dress and Work Slizzz 'in
conjunction with' his shoe factory but ill; health of late has forced him to the point .where
he must CTlve tin fn ln?f? -wnrr nnrl caolr tha fvaali
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HAVING PURCHASED THIS STOCK OF SHOES NOW OFFER
The
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IN MANY INSTANCES WAY LESS THAN FACTORY COST
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W. L. DOUGLAS
$7.00, $7.50, $8.00 shoes oxfords for
men, the name and retail price stamped
on the soles of every-pair. We will sell
this footwear at, pair .i.:.:
$98
$098
' i ' ' Friedman Shelby's and Weyenburg
Guaranteed All Leather Shoes
Nothing better at the price black or
.brown, leathers all styles and sizes, no
broken lots. $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00
values, pair v2Il.ii.--:::.:;. 1 ,
T "A TlTlG? Here is ' what you have been ;
;JLJXmJL!jiDI waiting for COME !; All the sea-
the best standard brands ; all the want
ed suedes, patent and kid leathers, any
style heel. Footwear that sells at $7.00,
$8.00, $9.00, our price, pair :.:.;..;..:.
$95
EXTRA! SPECIAL!
MILLINERY
Your choice of a wonderful shipment of
ladies trimmed and tailored hats, values
run up to $8.50. - ' '.:::r,r.-
$98
$1 095
EXTRA! SPECIAL!
COATS
AU our $16, $18 and $20 ladies new
spring coats go at one price. Don't
miss this, eome; ; .
EXTRA! SPECIAL! BASEMENT
98c
Nest' of 3 aluminum stew pans while they last
Price . ... .
All large pieces aluminum ware, values up to
$2.50, your choice at .
89c
Gocd heavy grade water glasses .....:.4c
CrePe toilet paper, extra special, roll .,...... .L.3c
50 ft. guaranteed garden hose, special $4.19
The faftious landscape artists are now here making
wonderful oil paintings true to forest, mountain and
stream it is a wonderful lesson to see these great
artistaat work. Genuine oil paintings, special at 75c,
or. better yet, , with each $5.00 purchase we will eive
you one absolutely free of charge, , ,
MEN'S HAMILTON BROVI I
American Gentleman ... Shoes, : $9.00, (" -f I '
S10.00 and S12 nn valnu t;nt Trw "
garoo Calf arid Vici leathers, regular and
combination lasts, pair 1.
Men's $4.00 and $4.50 real solid leather (0 C
work shoes, pair : .... s
Men's $3.00 and $3.50 leather outing shoes, (n ? A
6 and 8-inch tops, pair -li-.". - .;:...)ZT i U
Boy's fine dress or work shoes will be sold at ' p
pair- i.JL.::.,! t --.-v , .. .i.
300 pairs ladies strap slippers, pumps and OO mrs
oxfords, vaL to $6.00, pair .: ...r ... ..Cu
Men's $12.50, 16-inch finest leather packs our r
price, pair ; ..; .,.... . .;.;. . .Q tP
Men's North Coast hand-made logger shoc3,J plain cr
calked, nothing better, $15, $16 values, A-f-f T
our pncH .5
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FmpAY
Ladies 1 Silk Hose,; per pair .. . . . ...SCc
Ladies' Crepe Bloomers ..............2Cs
Children 35c 5tochirigs, pr. . . . .... ACz
65c Firac Gmghams yd; ...... l:.;.'j.;25c
Men's 32 Khald Pants pr. .
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Men's 50c Suspenders, pr, V... J......25c
LadiesHancllhief 20c, ca .
MenV Blue rk S
$12 Auto Robes, special ..1.. . 1
Men's 75c ICnit Ties no at
36 inch Fancy Percales, yd. .A -
vienume ij. v. u. Unions ........C3c
Men's Fine Summer, Union Suits . . :.Crc
Bed Sheets, size 81x90, special .:...;..01:23
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BETTER GOODS FOR LESS
Former Double Store Premises People's Cash Store.
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