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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
TUESDAY MORNINGr SEPTEMBER 21 1926
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Scintillating Window Effects, Music,
Dancing and Prizes to.be Features of
the Evening
Salem's Window Display event promises to be
. of greater magnitude than ever before. There
will be window after window dressed in its gay
est for Autumn. Attractive enough to bring peo
ple from many miles distant. Then there will be
in addition tq beautiful window displays, valuable
prizeg given away. Musie and street dancing. In
dustrial displays. All this and more too Free!
Wednesday evening's . entertainment
is ntade jiossfble Hy the cooperation of the
following leading merchants:
Geo. E. Allen Hardware
Army & Outing Store
W. E. Anderson
Adams, Florist
C. F. Breithaupt
Bishop's Clothing & Woolen Mills
Store
Buster Brown Shoe Co.
C. J. Breier Co.
IM- O. Buren
Bonnett Shop
Bake-Rite Bakery
Black Cat Restaurant
Bow Optical Co.
Cosmopolitan Stores
Commercial Book Store
Capital Drug Store
Chambers & Chambers
Dixie Bakery
G. W.Day
Eleanor's Hat Shop
R. L. Farmer Hardware Co.
Fleener Electric Co.
Wm. Gahlsdorf
Giese-Powers Furniture Co.
French Shop
First National Bank
Gray Belle Restaurant
Hartman Bros.
Margaret Hariiger
C. S. Hamilton
Halik&Eoff .
Kafoury Bros.
Kafeteria Shoe Store
Al Krause
Dorothy Larsen
I. W. "Doc" Lewis
Ladd & Bush Bank
Miller Mercantile Co.
Moore's Music House
CO. Moon
Margaret's Baby Shop
Midget Market
Majcom Tire Co.
Man's Shop
Wni. Neimeyer
Nelson & Hunt
Price Shoe Co.
Pomerby & Keene
Pickens & Haynes
Piggly Wiggly
UtC. Penney Co.
. Portland Electric Power Co.
Portland Music Co.
Mrs; L. E. Ramsden
XWRottle
U. G. Shipley Co.
H; L. Stiff Furniture Co.
Smart Shop
Spa! Restaurant
F.EShaefer
Mrs.Stith
Specialty Shop
Salem Bank of Commerce
I Smith's Cigar Store i
Salem Wicker Furniture Mfg. Co.
Western Auto Supply Co.
w niamettc University
Worth's Dept. Store .
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rAl Kail ! Fall; the regal season for style, approaches!
Fair? when vitality returns to the crisp, cool air and new enthusiasm is manifest
In the Style creations!
Fall -when our every effort is directed to presenting to you the most satisfactory
styles from the fashion centers of the world!
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Exhilarating New Modes For The
Woman, Miss and Girl
"She walks in beauty!" the poet would say of the miss or woman clad in the predominating
modes of the Fall of 1926.
From her trim little shoes; distinctive with comfort, to her snug-fitting hat, each article
of dress is the result of the dreams of men and women who mould the fashions. for the world.
Perhaps it's her irresistible frock of satin her dashing new Coat trimmed with flattering
fur or probably her toute ensemble effect, with hose, purse, gloves and handkerchief harmoniz
ing, which holds you spellbound!
Such apparel awaits the girl, the miss, and the woman in our offering of Fall "and Winter
modes! . ' J
In announcing our formal Fall Opening, we include, of course, a hearty welcome to you
and a hope that you will soon acquaint yourselves with all that's new in our array of Styles I
Dresseb, Cd&ls, IMllirie Shoes,
. Lingerie, Hb'sej 'Purses, Gloves
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