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TTIE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OIECo T
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. : - Mrs. R. R. Boa rdmaa left the
:' flrsi" of tbe week tor an extended
'visit with relatives in the' east.
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; Among f those who were guests
. at 'the Salem-Portland picnic in
Laurelhuit8tpark were: -Dr. and
Mr. R.E. Lee Stelner, Judge L.
H. ;Mc$fahan,'Mr. and Mrs. Henry
XleyeriU and Mrs. F. M. Jordan
of Seattle.
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,j From July 4 to 10 much of
Portland's' social life will be cen
tered on entertainment for Mhe
delegates and distinguished .vis
itors to tbe International Christian
, Endeavor convention. ..Present in
dications are .that there will be
about 15,000 delegates amf about
l,d'a leading speakers in the citjr
fVr the sessions. -
- The Portland general conven
tion committee, of which Judge
Jacob Kanzler is chairman, has
- appointed Mr. Wards W, Robinson
as chairman of the reception com-
,- mittee. . Mx. Robinson has-; apr
, pointed a committee of 100 lead
ing young people In the Christian
Endeavor societies of the city of
j assist hlnt with the work. t
.An executive committee selected
;J from among the 100, which Is
planning details of the entertain-
ment. - Including Mr." Lprrln An
drews, Mr. Morris Sharp. Mr. Ed
ward JoneC Miss "Mable Frazter,
Mr. Ililbert Hqlloway, Mr., and
Mrs. Charles Deik, Miss Doris Og
den. Miss Harriett Ogden, Miss
Roberta Orr, Miss' Lou McGowan
and Miss Vera Hendricks. ' ' .
An informal reception for Jnem
bers of the, official convention
party, which includes the United
society officers, main convention
speakers", and, the ' presidents I of
the; state unions,- will be held in
the. Crystal room of the Hotel Ben
son: on Aionaay. nignt. July 6, fol
lowing : the evening . convention
session at the Auditorium. Dr.
Francis E. Clark founder of the
Christian' Endeavor movement and
world's president and Mrs. Clark
are to be the guests of honor at
this affair. A special program of
Instrumental and Vocal music 5 Is
being arranged and Dr. Clark will
be requested to make a. brief ad
dress.t -"
Another receptsu for the wom
en members of the official women
front Portland churches on Wed
nesday afternoon, July 8, in the
Multnomah hotel. , This will In
clude a social, hour and a motor
irjp around tne city,.
Mr. Robirtson has divided his
committee of 100 into 10 groups
and ? named a member of the ex
ecutive committee as head of each
group. Plans have" been made for
one: group to meet , every" train,
boat, electric train or automobile
caravan coming to Portland with
convention delegates. . After wel
coming the delegations, the recep
tion committee will pass them on
to the committee on pages t and
guides, who" in turn will escort
them to convention' headquarters
for entertainment assignment.
This committee haa "also" iriade
arrangements for special street
cars at; the "depots' to meet the
special trains and for all streetcar
men; and policemen handling the
convention crowds to wear official
C. E. badges. ,
The reception committee will
also see that the rooms of the of
ficial party t the j 'Multnomah
hotel are decorated ' daily with
Oregon roses. The final meeting
of Mr. Robinson's entire commit
tee of 100 will be next Wednesday
at 8 p. m. in the Y.M.C.A. audi
torium, when definite assignments
will be made to each group. Port
land, Journal.
"Innocence" Is Now Being
Shown at Bligh Theater
'Edward J. LeSaint, who direct
ed such film successes' as "OnW
Shopgirl," "More to be PiUed
"Temptation," ''Yesterday's Wife"
and other dramatic pictures which
have received the stamp of public:
approval, has hit the bull's eye
again with his newest production,
"Innocence," at the Bligh theater
today.
Anna Q. Nilason is featured.
supported by an all-star cast which
includes Earl Foxe. Wilfred Lu
cas, Marion Harlan, - Freeman
Wood. - Lillian Langdon, William
Scott, Jessie Arnold and Vera
Lewis. His customary competency
of direction is evident to an even
greater degree In "Innocence."
Dairy Exchange
PORTLAND. June 30. Butter, i
extras, 45c: standards, 4 Me c;
crime firsts. 44c: firsts. 42,
Eggs, extras, 35c; Iirsta, Jc;
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pullets.
31 c.
23c; current receipts.
Salem's 8th Annual Bargain Day
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SALEM'S
8TH
ANNUAL
BARGAIN
DAY:
Begins
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Thursday
Morning
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We iruarantee every item on this page to be a certified bargain. The most
L. careful consideration is given each offering by a committee of merchandise experts
whose duty it is to see the offerings are not only desirable: but substantially Deiow
regular. Salem's Annual Bargain Days are not mere claims but facts. Bring this
page with you tomorrow and check each item, and you will find in every instance
real genuine bargains-that can be rightfully proclaimed Salem's Annual Bargain
Day; . "' ; . , ':X':.yl:-Y:cx',;'i' . - i
Everybody Will Profit On Our Bargains Come . Early
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Here is where I am going to play havoc
with the entire Shoe stock. Instead, of
fiddling around with several prices, I
have taken and bunched the whole thing
together at 2 different prices 1
" V-.9$3i.?5: ' i .
You will find shoes that sold as high as
$10.00 including such high grade brands
as Freidman Shelby, J. E. Telts, O'Don
nells, Foot Schultz, Avon Stratford.
HATS
. Bergs
Mallory's . '
Trimble)
; Brands i
Regular value
: to $7X0 v
. Special T
$2;45
v La di 4 s Oxfords all
te-'v $169
Children's Patent
LeatHei; Sandals lip to
Towels, good large
size,!'. ;
for L...4..--.-.
Children's Black Bear
stockings,
for i...ti ..
19c
18c
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Here's a bunch of
items - that's I always
wanted and if the price
I put on them don't
bring the crowd, I'll
throw up my hands!
Canvas i,
Gloves ...
Cotton ;
Sox ::l.....:...-.
Leather face
Gloves ,
Men's 35c
Garters ..........
And to make it feet
like the good old times
I'm going to tickle'the
workingman with blue,
khaki or gray Big
Yank Work Shirts for
d59c
Caps ...... 95c
B. V. D. Union OQ
Suits, speciaL... 0C
..7c
9c
19 c
19c
The
Store
With
the
Reputa
tion - ! .'I ;;;; j. .
; For
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Giving
Good
Values
Ladies Rubber
House Aprons
49c
Overalls wth or without
Bibs, ; in
1 special !. D1.II
kll Lather
Leggings, spe.
ARMY BLANKETS
For Salem's Annual Bar
gain,: Day. I - will i sell
Army Blankets for
$2J5? '
Regardless . of the, low
prices we' stand back; of
every, purchase j Every
thing exactly! as' repre
sented;- the same policy
as always wnl be adher
ed to Satisfaction; or
-your money, back-,
I have not forgotten the boys;
in fact my pencil has slipped
pretty badly for I hive cut the'
tar out of these prices. But "
I want every Mother fo know
the saving she can make
here, so I will sell the choice
of any boys shoes,: values to
$5.00 for ,
BLANKETS
AH wool Blankets the .
regular, selling prices are
$7.50," our price for Sa
lem's Bargain Day are
$4.50
Salem's 8th Annual Bar
gain Day starts Thurs
day, morning, July 2, at
9:09 a.m.
(P.
&!3:oadii!g Arniy Goails Sfqre
4 . Z7U;lNortii Commercial street
Opposite T)r(VJ. Frye Drvi Store Loci; for. the TAn? Frcnt and Electric Sign
' .. , , IZ.twecn Court and Chertc!...la Street-,
M
r . and Mr s. Gash Buyer mat s wlio
were pgipg today llie
wint tq- reach arb the pep
insist on getting sd: least one Eim
value for every doUar . they spepd
Here then, Mr. and Mrs. Cash Buyer, is a list of Bargains that will make you feel mighty glad that you can
trade here and pay cash. Here is worth while merchandise offered for cash, but for much less than you d have
to, pay anywhere else. j !
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Groceries
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69 c
52c
eh V Wear
Basement
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Ladies' Bungalow Aprons fast colors,
Gingham, Bargain , v fiQ
Basement ...1.-.. UC
Bathing Suits, Men's and Women's made
of fine Cotton, Bargain V . 7Q
Day.. .;.::....;...... JL'...,. I JC
Children's Pegg Top Coveralls
Regular $i.49, Bargain Day..
98c
One nice Table of Remnants sue
-Fancy Silks and . . . OA6ff
Cottons ...L3
27 Inch fast color
Gingham ......
15c
200 pair ftf Sport Oxfords and Pump
Black, White and Two-tone, QQ
! all go for ...........:.,...;: :. OC
American ; Flags for the Fourth. You
can get them here v , ,1 Each
as low as .. lit
Boys' Overalls, sizes ,
6 to 1G .
98c
Picknickers, Hop Pickers, Campers
Take Notice ! Meteor Lunch Sets One
White Crepe Table icover 42x48. 6 White
Crepe Napkins, 6 Paper Plates 1 A J
all for x......., .. 44.....:. 1UC
Fancy Cups and Saucers, retails QA
for 25c each." A set of 6 for.
For that camping trip take a couple of
Nashua r Blankets, 64x76, CO A
: for only
Boys' and Girls regular Heavy
Ribbed Hose, Regular 50c
25c
r Men's Suspenders,' ' "
good Elastic
25c
jren's Ties, i . '?
: a: real saving ..
25
. r MenV Work Shoes, I
t a Eirgain.....J
$1.98
Canvas Gloves,
Blue wrist . i.
10 c
Black or White Thread,
a spool .i.,.,....
Boys' Pores-Knit Union
stiia .M..
y.9c
V Hen's Work Socks, light weight, -3 A
made of fine Cotton w... I U C
er Court c.r.3 Ccr.crcxal
.r
Men's all wool
Suits .Tl.:...:
Men's all wool
Suits
Men's all wool 'M
Suits L.i
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Men's straw Hats, a real Bargain,
Regular up to $4.50 ...U:. ; ......
Men's and Boys' Fancy Sweaters, Regular up to dQ AO
$7.50,' Bargain Dayji.....:,....... ........ vcl U SJ
Boj's' all wool Pull-over Sweaters, all sizes and
colors, Bargain Day .. ..L-.. -
$14.85
$19.85
$24.85
.$1.49
' Pancake Flour v
Fisher's Blend,, f.
10 lb. sack .. 1 :
Rolled Oats
Sperry's, r , h;
10 lb. sack .... ...i..............:......
Compound -r
No. 5 - :
Sweet Pickles
Cut sliced OC r
l'pint '.. ... -L
'. Peaches-; J;:-;-'"':
No. 2 s, can, . " A
special fci U w
' ! . Ginger Ale '
Table Rock ' 1 1 1 "
"!" Pork and Beans -V -
Armour's Medium
4 cans
1 '.... - Flour
Bel Monte, best Hard wheat C C
49 lb. sack ..... L.v
Brooms - .'
A real bargain, 4-seam, Reg; Or
75c. now
' Tea
Spider Leg or Gunpowder C
per lb'..J......--r....-.l: ;. : :-'l w . : J
j C H. Berry Sugar
100 1b. sack C? "9 s '
for, these two days only . 0J
i ' Sugar 1 ' - ' '
Pure Cane, limit 10 lbs.
$3.49
Men's Fancy. Dress Shirts, 3 different shades, tfjl JQ f ulc T"1
A beautiful dress shirt for only vJL"v I .-t
Men's Work Shirts, Uncle Sam's Blue Chambrey, fif Directors' 'store, fancy r.
JO I creamery, 1 lb.' . , V
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Butter
the genuine kind for this great event ......
Men's 220 Denim Overalls,
Bargain Day
Men's' Dress Oxfords, Black or .Brown,
all leather ...1 ...i-.......
Van Heusen Collars, Regular 50c,
3 for '.-.-,'. -4.-..-.W--- ----l---r-----
creamery, 1 lb.' ...
Twr
$1.19 pund3
Milk
$3.49
$1.00
Keadv-to-VV
ear
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Ladies' Tweed Knickers, exceptional good values, CO OQ
Regular up to $5.00, Bargain Day ; ..i:-l...J)00
Ladies' Silk Dresses, large sizes, from 42 to V CC A C
52 V, extra special; .JyDJO
Brushed Wool Sweaters, 7! different shades and styles, for
merly Sold up ,to $10 and $12, special f or . ; OA AO
Bargain Day ..MilO
Wash Dresses, in Voiles, Linens, ' ' ;
Broadcloth and Crepes
Ladies' Dress Coats in Polair and Fancy Mix- CIV!'' VIA
ture specially price $ 1 fi.iJ
Ladies' Sport Straw ! : , ' , ;
- I rounas
10,0ft Sliced Pinearple
0 I Rosedale, large 2Vs;v - .
1-3
ff
Tall cans Carnation, Bordens, . OCw
Oregon,' Sinclair's, limit 3 cans fcDG
Snowdrift
4.1b. pail, f . . - 'OO
Bargain Day special (JUC
Minced Clams
Halves,....: . ' .. ' r -
2 cans . . I -
White Wonder Soap
10 bars, , '
1 Shopping Bag free .....
Cheese
Full Cream, ; -' ,'
1 b ;
Two
pounds ..-L.-.Ll L
. ' Blueing
Special
2 bottles for -
' , Mustard
High Grade, 7 oz. glass
2 for .
,lV. '' ", : ' Coffee .i
Overland, special ; 5 .
per lb.
:.25c I
4Dc
14c
1Q
A W W .
1 i-
. 3S
Ladies' Fancyv Oxfords or pumps
I
Maim
JFloori
can
Four .
Ladies' and Children's Japanese Parasols, slightly A
imperfected. They all go'for. ......1..:...:. UJ C
. ; Vanilla
Extract -
2 oz. bottle .J.L.
- RoyaTs Best Coffee -Direct
"from our Roaster" to you, " '
a breakfast treat, lb. ' i -
Three - (-
Pound - .1....: : .t.'.
' Blascn Fruit Jars
ts SSt-COc H-alf"aL "
. : 7.Ia3cn:Lid3 -
Dozen '15 r? 2 dczen ,
'.- .-. iuw: -
. "t-w .;' ?.Iatchc3
Carton of six
boxes .-...;..
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