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NEWS BRIEFS I
Prunes May Rise i '
The California prune and apri
cot growers' association is quoted
i as contemplating making an! ad
franco all along the line in their
prune offerings. Of course this
win bei followed by an advance all
along the line in Oregon prunes.
The Oregon and California prunes
are selling at practically the same
prices mow. The regular price
seems ;to be steady and. despite
the small flurry in New York the
old ; prices are prevailing. The
prune market is billed to . make
an advance.
Mean's .Dress Shoe Special
7 Ounregular 14.45 to $5.50 sell
ers for 8 days selling at $3.89.
See our large ad. C. J. Brier Co.
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Loral Studio Has Contract
The .Salem Studios have secur
ed a contract from the Oregon
Normalschool for pictures of their
amietic rieid and scenes from
bo me of their athletic contests. If
the; weather is favorable, other
pictures will be taken. The Salem
Studios have taken the pictures
for ;the Oregon Normal school an
nual, and have received many fav
orable comments on thefr work.
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Sale; Women's Coot Samples
Lett from our fall -selling lines.
Very .reasonably priced. Mayer,
Koom 1 over Miller's. n22
TIIE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. -OREGON ;
Spauldlnjn to Develop
There is a well mithentlmted
report that the Spaulding Logging
company xs going to Degin opera
tions in the Snauldinir limner
holdings near La Creole in the
near future. The Spaulding inter
ests hare acquired the old road
bed leading north and are pre
paring i to i recondition it. Tt. i
estimated i that Snauldings have
15.000.000 feet of timber rfeht
around in this locality.
FjPviPAYfOnNING, NOVEMBER 21, 1924
Tomer Gets Busy
"Turner Boosters" is tthe name
of a new organization just
launched to boost the eoort town
of Turner to the south of us. Jj
K. Bidgood is chief booster and
P. P. Rowley, secretary and treas
urer. Various committees i
appointed and the new organiza
tion nas started out with enthus
iasm. First of all thev nrnnnsp to
get doctors to locate there as Dr.
uragg Has moved away.
Trio Takrti to Portland !""
W.fL. Pratt, F. Kuhn. and H.
Renchv the trio arrested by Offi
cer Hickman recently after he had
observed improper license plates
on their Ford coupe, were turned
over to the department of justice
In Portland and will probably re
ceive) severe sentences for various
offenses, i They, are accused . of
several robberies in Oregon and
California.
Vacant .. , i . ' .
? Modern Terms. 1145 Oak and
many others. "Why Rent? Becke
& Hendricks, U. S. Bank Bldg.
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Certificate' Filed
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Clifford Moynihon of 475 South
Eighteenth.' and has been named
Clifford Moynihon Jr., according
to a certificate filed with the city
health officer, dated November 15.
Prison Worker Visitor
J. R.if Humphries, of New York
City, left for Walla Walla Thurs
day after spending a few hours in
the city visiting and conferring
with Warden A. M. Dalrvmnle. nf
the state penitentiary. Mr. Humph
ries is engaged in prison labor
work and was in attendance at the
recent conference held in Salem.
Hunter in Alabama wh thmihr
a flock of turkeys were wiM shot
one and found their owner was
wild instead.
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AND TOMORROW -MATINEE-EVENING I
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DRY GOODS
1 lot krlnkled flowered Iijnegrie
crepes, specially t!n -priced,
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Eiderdown figured heavy robe
cloth, specially AC
priced, vd rOC
Flowered velour, special- or
iy; priced, yd.
1 lot- of I. large size Turkish
towels, specially pricednin
i.at ,VC
2& Inch SUic,' Curtain 4j-v oft
drapes, yd. MJI
Hope muslin it
yd 17c
Ileavy ACA Feather 07
ticking, yd. .. . . . ... . J C
1 lot 64 by 76 grey J0 "I Q
double blankets .. V1H
150 j yards spools best 1 6-cord
eewing thread, r""
doz. . . . daC
Jap Icrepes, specially ni
priced, yd. 6lC
SILK UMBRELLA
j SPECIALS
1 lot. values to $5.50, placed
on special frO AQ
sale at ..... t . . . VJ"0
j BOX STATIONERY
Come and see and examine the
lot of fine superllnes box
- stationery that we yfQ
liaye on sale at. . . .
GROCERIES
12 lbs. Cane
Berry! Sugar
2 lbs. Bulk 1 Sultana
Raisins . '. ...... . . .
2 lb. Fresh
Dates .. I ........ .
1 lb. extra Choice
Mince Meat .......
1 lb. Spider.
Leg Tea
1-2. lb. Shasta
Tea J...
iSmall medium size
Oranges, dozen' ....
So-called 1 gallon size
Staley White Syrup.
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So-called 1-2 gal. Lib
erty Bell Cane Maple
Baron Squares,
per lb; . . i .. ...
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Very good Quality of men's
Dresaf Shirts with attflchori
collar, white "QQ
tans .... i. . "OC
Men's Union made Moleskin
pants, Headlight o qq
brand . . .;. . . ...V. VJt
snag , proof
. $2.75
Headlight heavy
brown color
work pants .
Mcn'a Hancs
union suits,
2 suits
heavy cotton
$3.25
Men's heavy Flannel shirts.
while checked and fjo
red checked v. . . . JU0
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Wl A v Sf r? WC VC n?med farfw1 prices on ores of the season's finest Overcoats for Men
C Young Men. These coats are from the best known makers such as Hart, Schaf fner & Marx, Michaels
Stern, and several other standard makes. They have exceptionally fine fabrics, perfect fitting and carefully
tailored. If you d like to hear the crinkle or jingle of some extra money in your pocket, you'll come early.
These coats were not bought for special sale,; but comprise our regular stock which is one of the largest on
tne coast. 1 1 ....'.-
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Join the crowd of Overcoat buyers that will be here during this sale. At these prices you cannot afford to
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LOT 1
Regular $25.00 Values,
brown, tan and mixtures
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COME EARLY
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Regular $35 and $40 Values
newest styles, latest patterns
COME EARLY
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Regular $45 and $50 Values
Hart, Schaf fner & Marx, Michaels Stern !
and other reliable makes ? 1
COME EARLY
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Regular $55, $60, $65, $70 Values
Hart, Schaf fner & Marx, finest
. Overcoats obtainable :
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COME EARLY
Boys' regular $7.50, sale . .. $5.95
Boys' regular 8.00, sale .....6.35
Boys' regular $10.00, sale. ..$7.95
Boys' regular $12.50, sale. ..$9.95
Boys' Overcoats
Save now on a Christmas O'Coat
i for the Boy. AH coats reduced
Boys' regular $13.50, sale. 10.75
Boys' regular $15.00, sa!e,.l 1.C5
Boys' regular 17.00, sale.;13.55
Boys' regular 18.50, sale .14.75
Sale Starts
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9 a. m.
CL.OTHING-WOOLEN MILLS STORE Wc-
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Sale Starts
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9 a. m.
WliateVfr you desire to purchase that we Hock you find It
I just a liltle less at .
I . & G. STORE
254 North Commercial