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! The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. OregonThnrsday BlorningJ October 22, 1931 Friday Another Bargain Basement To Tu lm fiTnYTl TT7 CaY m i - ii if i v : n YTV U O Every offering on this page priced much less than its value. From the standpoint of value, quality, variety and general desirability this should be one of our greates t Economy Day Sales. : Just received, ; made with heavy soles and stroped : Kil ties, 5.00 value.' Special i Nashua Fancy Plaid . Blankets IS - s -: " I Full Bed size. Special Ii Men's All Wool Blazers Assorted Fancy Plaids. Values to 3.85. . ; -I Q7 Special . . . ... ... i .-. A Mens Heavy Wool Shirts JJrown or ' Dark Blue. Values 1159 to 2.95. Special f wm i :. Good Sturdy. Boys' High Shoes Beg. 2.98. ' Special Children's Oxfords - Sixes 9 to 3 . Special QQg v Men : Black Dress Oxfords : Special Special Purchase Men's Work Shoes A real bay at . Men's 1 Inch High Top Boots it Just received a j beautiful se lection j of VVomert's t ancv j Novelty House I Slippers, all I Special ' ; j1 X " - v"s -Visa 50 Pair Only v. Ladies' Pure Thread SOILED ihics)ie Reg. 75c to the First 50 Cus tomers entering; . our t store Friday morning.! At Only, H(3 rV for heaTT dutT mm - Special Golf Hose - Boys and Girls. In plain and fancy. Values to 75c. VJ Extra Special m 10. VIU1UI 9 ' ; Union Suits f I Boys' Winter, weisht. A good Bargain . AO- ; Purrtps 'Extra good f Values for only V, Y Men' Genuine ; Colon. M Special ' - -Girls - : Heavy School Oxfords Brow Special Coat Sweaters ;i ; Men's Fleeced Lined.; ; j With two Pockets. : "; AQl Special J 'OC Men's Dress Caps Made of suiting, light and: dark colors. All sizes. ) AtL Special ....... L...J fl Blue Denim Overalls Aien's z. Big ana , roomy. Special' ............. tJC Cords Men's and Young Men's. Brown or Dark Blue 1 Special .. .V. .U.-. . . I).? k Men's Sweaters Coat style with, a Pockets. Reg. 8.08. 1 QQ Special .......... . . LVO A Men's Union Suits ..1.49 One Lot. Part , wool and silk and wool. Values to 8.03. Special KTXarge Group of t Women s i;vf Pumps Wonderful sty les and leathers, Cuban or high heels. E x t r a f-i Special . A vi JLaree selection f i of Arch suDDOrt Ties and Leather Men's Horsehide. Extra Special N Men's Felt Hats Assorted ;; shades . and good . 1.49 styles, snap brims. Values to S3.50..Spe Ladies' Underwear One Lot. - In wool, silk and wool, and rayon. ; Q O I i ed Your choice' .. . ... . fOt W clal Y in" Black or ii' Brown. Very lmt .patterns. Extra . Special Boys' 7 Fancy ' Blouses All sixes, assort ed colors. Spe- Chamb ray Shirts ; Men's Blue. Strongly OQ, made. Special U...... OJIC. Panto f ; -Bf en's " Water Repellents Large 1.49 sizes only. A Over CoaU s All Wool Tweed for Boys' and girls. Valves to 6.60. 1 QO Special J Ladies' Brassiers Corsetlettes . with "J hose sup porters. - ; O Q r Special ...,........ '' Boys Fancy Slip-on : Sweaters iS Assorted colors. why pay more. , Special Ladies' Brassiers Wide and narrow. Values to .... 25c 4c Special 2 for f Boys Jack Frost Blazers Rayon Under Garments Good- Quality Non Bun. Special 4 ,o, 1.00 K Special I Heavy Wool Sox i Men's - lv : OC 'Special .i..:L.UCOC Boys' Coveralls j-; Heary Blue Chambray or ex press stripe. IQr Special . . . . . .'I . . ... f Heavy Wool Sox Men's. For High Top Boots with Bed or Green top. -f . A A Special, S for i. , . . . ' 1 U Heavy Work Sox ; . Men's ; . ' gc: Extra Special; w V Union Suits f I . i I j Men's henvy, .part wool. Sie A mm. i 1 OO -SO. . UU. J wrtment. Iftitra o 1.03. Speclal . P V 1 Special Ladies' House Dresses Guaranteed fast color. Neat ratterns. . .' 7 Q r Special Men's l Flannel Shirt V AH sixes. A real Bargain , at ouiy Si AssunuuuuuuuuMunusuuuuuuBBBBUuunn" A Ladies' White Hose Good quality, easily dyed. AU . sixes. Special 1 fift igpr. for AsUU A Heaw Blankets , Part WooU' Beautiful shades. Blxe 7SxS4. Extra O QO Special . . 5QQ Slip-on Sweaters 'ladles and Children's.! attractive patterns. "" v Special ,..... 4 4 ; 98c Sweaters j Infants all wool . In white y with pink and blue j 7C trimmings. Special . . .j I ! C Men's. Fancy : Rayon Sox Beautiful colors. Special, pair .: UHG - . Men's Night Shirtt Good QuaUty Outing. 7C Flannel. Special J I O C Laclies Purses nnd Under Arm Bags. - 'ew styles and beauUf ul - Q Q - J designs. Special. : .. ... - - 4T Only , Ladies' ; Felt Hats , 'Values to 1M. - Special ' -: DQG Ladies Coverall Aprons In pretty designs of fast col ored PrinU, - j s I )P -Special. 4 "C Ladies' Rain Ceats 69c While thej bst V r C V N 9 U Lid -su !ARGAIN lASEMENT Enj Medical Auxiliary; Busy With Plans ;J , Members of the Salem auxiliary to the Medical association are In terested i the Tiait, In Portland to day ot. Mrs. McGlothlaji, national president of the Auxiliary to the American Medical society. She had been fat Seattle - and Tacoma and will risit in Portland todax be fore going to Eugene to attend the state meeting which begins for the Auxiliary Friday. ,7J . MrsT Burton Myers, - Mrs. Ver non Douglas, Mrs. HY T. Gent-le, Mrs. Carl Emmons, will be among the ' Salem women who will go to Portland today for the meeting which is' being attended by auxil iary; presidents, and v committee chairman of the yarious units In the state. r.r? ' : ;-! y rt Z ' An executire meeting will pre cede 4 luncheon to be held at noon todayj Among the Salem I women who plan to attend the Eugene session are Mrs. Grover Bellinger, Mrs; Prince Byrd, Mrs. Carl Em mons, Mrs. H. G. Hammeil. Mrs. H. T. Gentle, and Mrs. Burton My ers. '. . , ... ' H.t - McCormick Class joys Party L One of tho Jolly parties of the year for members of the McCor. mick class of the First Methodist church was the! Halowe'en party glren at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Leo Wednesday erening. Assisting hosts were Mr; and -Mrs. Waldo MarstersL Mr. and Mrs. John Marr Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. James fTaylor. . i j 1 Games, contests and an' amus ing -radio X broadcast , concerning members of the party made a de lightfully happy land Informal eve ning which was concluded with refreshments suggestive of the Hallowe'en time! Hallowe'en also formed the motif for the decora tions of the guest rooms and serr ing tables. .- ) - ' . . - , . Present tor this party wfere Mr. and Mrs. Foster Odom, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott, Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson, Mr. and Mfs. Carl Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tesst, Mr. and Mrs.i James Tay lor. Mr. and" Mrs. George Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon , Curry, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil i Monk. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kletzing.'Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Golden, Mrs. Paul 3Lee, Miss Margaret Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs. Marr. Mr. and Mrs. Marsters and Mr. and Mrs. Lee. Hiller-Vardiman Nuptials Observe a quiet weaaing Tuesday even Ing at 5 o'clock at the parish house of Rev. 1 Father Keenan, united Miss Louise Hitler, daugh ter of Mrs. Eva Hiller, and Henrj varaiman. Tnei only attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kafoury. The bride was gowned in a smart frock of brown; lace and carried an arm bouquet of Parnet roses. Mrs. Kafoury also In brown, wore a corsage of Talismanj roses. Following the ceremony a wed ding dinner was served la the Or iental room -of the Marlon hotel where only immediate members of the family and friends were seat ed.. Yellow and white made la pret ty table decorative note. . Mr. and Mrs. Vardiman left Im mediately for Louisville, Ken tucky, where they will make their home. They will stop in Satt Fran cisco, Los Angeles, and Chicago. Mrs. Hiller wore a black traveling suit with accessories to match. Ediger-Elrich Wedding Today . Dallas: Tpday in the Mennonlte church in Dallas,! Miss Louise Ed iger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ediger, will become the bride of Nathaniel Elrlch of Ba kersfleld, CaL About lOf invita tions have been extended for the affair. - -,. . -j , Miss Ediger will be attended by Miss Linda Ediger and Miss Anne Hamm. The bride-elect will wear whiie satin made in princess style. Her Tell Is tulle and ' will be caught by orange blossoms, and she will carry rosebuds, and 111-ies-of-the valley. J j ' Immediately following the cere mony a reception will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs." Ediger. Miss Linda Ediger will receive at the door and Mrs. Sol Ediger, Miss Kathryn Harms.! Mrs. Thomas 15c ,.5c 10c For your; daily bread CHOOSE t BAKE-RITE i ; i Tt i a loaf of fine, even tex ture, flavor perfect and . oven fresh. It emboaies vital wneai elements essential to the nor mal diet. i 'i. It is sctenuflcally baked fresh every -day. : I . Long .Loaves white or whole wheat v. i.: v,;.:: Sfor Jumbo Twins, . . per- pound . ....!... Old Fashioned I Dutch Loaf ...... SATURDAY SPECIALS Individual Chess Tart - O C " Pies, 8 for ....1. .i..'. WC Boston Cream . ' ' . JC Pie -.V . . . ; . .'wft L . . '. . . C DeUcious TutU . Fruttl Cookies, Dos.. ' IOC Genuine German' , , ' nt.' Cheese "Cake ........ C Make your selection from our Hallowe'en Jfovelty Frech Pastries and Cookies, Pump kin Pies flavored to perfection Marshmellow Lemon ' ' . A Cream :Plo r.-I.. . OUC Danish - Pastry Coffee Cakes ' and many other, delicacies TRY OCR 5c BLUE -PLATE ' LUNCHEON,.. . - WE DELIVER 845 State St. M;-. v Tel. S3 17 UNIOW BAKERY DAKE - CBTE - CAEIEmr " 184 N. Commercial St. v OPEN SATURDAYS TILL 9P.1I. Compare prices. Your dollar huys: more here every day in the week. : t ' The following extra specials are for only ALL 5c CAiNDY BARS O for -25G Velvelv PrinceV '; Albert and Sir I UG oz. CQc Casorrcttttcj 15c Wings, The New zu:-: -- Cigaret. : 2 for 25c : ' : ;; 1 carton 15c Relas, 10c pkg;. : 89c carton of 200 20c Raleighs, 15c pksr. . 81.44 carton of SOO CIGADG Be Cigars 7 for 25c Tampa Tropics, Canadian Clubs, Cuban- Smokers,' Rocky Fords, El Meritos New fresh - stock. Cello phaned. i Box of 50 for 81.00 2 for 25c Jose Villa's 2 for 13c Box . of 50 Cigars 83-23 25c ListeirmejTooth Paste, 2 for 25c (Limit.two). f ! 10c Palmolive, Lux, Lifebuoy, Camay or Ivory Soap, 5c (Limit 10 assorted). 85c Guaranteed Pyrex Round Baking Dish, 39c f : - i ; i r f $1.50 Water Set. Glass Pitcher and 6 Glasses to match all for 49c. I - $1.00 Guaranteed Hot "Water Bottle or Fountain Syringe, 33c $2.00 Junior Lunch Kit with Pint Vacuum Bottle, complete, all for 99c 25c Pond's Cleansing Tissues, Soft and Velvety Cold Cream Ramovej, 5 for 49c lbc Colagte Big Bath Soap and 25c Talcum, all for' 19c . 50c Colgate Tooth Brush in a Sanitary Carton, 9c 45c Regular Kotex or Modess (cartons of il 2) 3 for 68c 45c Oronite Cleaning Fluid and ,49c Oronitej Auto Polish, all for 39c $1.00 Shampoo Sprays, 39c . ,1 I - i Face Creams SI Pond's Cold Cream 59c 50c Woodbury Creams 25c $1 Hopper Restorative Cr. 59c . $1 Hind's H. & A. Cream 59c 60c D. & R.Co!d Cream 39c i y : 75c Ayers Luxuria Cream 59c $1 Peacock Bleach Cream 69c r 60c Hopper's Youth Creams 39c Powder and Rouge m $1 Fiancee Face Powder 49c $1 Louis Phillipe Lip Stick 59c 75c Angelas Rouge 49c ' $1 Ayers Luxuria .Face Powd. 79c i 50c Java Rice Face Powder 39c j $1 Coty Face Powder 69c i 75c Melba Lovme sPowder 59c i 1 50c Pogo Rouge 39c . , j ' V Toiletries .'; 35c Cutex Preparations 29c m - 50c Glazo Preparations 39c S ; f 50c Pond's Skin Freshener' 33c ! ! 60c Instant Odorono 49c f 50c Non Spi Deodorant 33c , i ! ' 60c Mum Deodorant 39c 1 Neet Depilatory 69c I . 50c Dew Deodorant 33c For the Hair . 50c Wildroot Shampoo 29c i 50c Packer's Shampoo 33c i $1 Lucky Tiger 59e , ' $1 Wfld Root Tonic 59c ,60c Fitch Shampoo 49c 1 60c Wildroot Wave Set 39c 50c Palmolive Shampoo 29c 1, $1.25 Nourishine 89c t Denial Needs 25c Colgate Tooth Paste 15c t 50c Kolynos Tooth Paste 28c 50c DetoxoLTooth Paste 39c ! 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 29c -i 50c Strasska Tooth Paste 26c i 50c Prophylactic Tooth Brush 25c 50c Tek Tooth Brush 25c ' . Shaving Needs 50c Burma Shave -33c ; 65c Barbasol 49c . 35c Colgate Shave Cream 21c ' 35c Palmolive Shave Cream 17c 75c Jar Molle 59c 50c Mennens Shave Cream 33c 50c Williams Shave Cream 39c 35c Auto Strop Shave Cream 9c 4 r Toilet Soaps , ! 25c Packer's Tar Stap lie 25c Woodbury's Soap 16c 5c Cashmere Boquet Soap 13c 25c Henri Rocheaul Soap 12c i 15c Jergens Bath Tablets 5c I 35c Ninon Soap 16c i 25c Pears Soap 16c 10c Nassours Castile Soap 6c i Health Foods 50c Thompson's Choc. Malt 39c $1 Ovaltine 59c i j 50c Coco Malt 39c! $1 Psyllium Seed 69c $1 Lacto Dextrin 69c $10 S. M. A. Baby Food 89c 75c Borden's Malted Milk 49c i . ?3.75 Hospital Horjick's $29 Household Remedies 1 pt. Witch Hazel 23c 1, pt. Pure Olive Oil 39c 1 1 pt. Bay Rum 29c . 1 pt. Norwegian Cod L. Oil 49c; " 1 pt. Rubbing Alcohol 19c 1 pt. Milk Magnesia 19c 10 lb. Bathing Epsdm Salts 39c. 1 pt. Antiseptic Solution 19c Medicated Oils I SI Squibb's Cod Liver Oil 59c I $1 Squibb's Liquid Petrolatum 69c $1.20 Scotts Emulsion 79c f $1.50 Petrolager 89c . ! $1 Upjohn's Super D. C. L. O. 59c 50 C. C. Mead's Viosterol $3.49 $1 Kepler Malt & CI L. O. 89c . $1.25 Creomulsion 89c Advertised Remedies $2 ReduCeoids $19 85c Jad Salts 49c 85c Kruschen Salts 49c $1.20 Sal Hepatica 79c $1.50 Citrocarbonates 89c $1.00 Marmola Tablets 63c $1 Miles Remedies 69c $1.35 Pierces Remedies 89c Fills and Tablets 50c Yeast Foam Tablets 33c 50c Feenamint 37c 75c Doan's Kidney Pills ,42c 30c Bromo Quinine 18c 50c Nature's Remedy 31c. 60c Edward's Olive Tabletk 49 35c Bayer's Aspirin Tablet 26 25c Anacin Tablets 15c Soothing Ointments 60c Mentholatum 36c ; 75c Vapo Rub 49c ' v 75c Balm. Ben Gay 49c 50c Ungentine 29c i 60c Resinol Salve 43c 25c Zinc Ointment 15c 35c Musterole 29c 75c Mercirex Ointment 59c .First Aid 1 lb. Hospital Cotton 19c 5 yd. Sterile Gause.39e 1 x 5 Adhesive 19c i 2 inch Gauze Bandage 8c 4 oz. Absorbent Cotton 19c 25c Medicated Plasters 19c 75c Boy Scout Kits 59c 25c Mercurochrome 15c Antiseptics $1 Pepsodent Antiseptic 59c $1 Listerine 59c r I $1 Zonite 69c $1 Lavoria 69c 75c Takara Powder 39c '" -f $15 Absorbine Jr. 89c 50c S. T. 37 Solution 1 39c $1 Mercitan Solution i 79c 7 Leatherette Aviator Helmets Complete with Goggles 49e Waldorf Toilet Tissue r for UOc Cantrell & Cochrane 29 oz. . Ginger Ale 93 BonfTon Sanitary Napkins 12's Regular H5o Dalks. and ' Mrs. Enoch Zimmer man will assist In aerrlng. Mrs. Leonard Harms and Hen- ry Ediger wUl be soloist and Mrs. John Ediger wUl play the wed ding music. I The young people wUl make their home 4a Bakersfleld after Norember 1. ' ' Mrs. W. E. Anderson entertain ed with a six eorer dinner party at her borne Wednesday erening. A pleasant Hallowe'en party was enjoyed by - members of the T's Men and Y'sMenetts Wednes- : Additional Society ' r on Page 8 . - day' night at the home of Prof. and Mrs. W. C. Jones. Guests for the erening Included Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Blinkhorn, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. OUIette, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Rho ten. Dr. nd Mr. Kenneth Wat ers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles La port. Dr. and Mrs! Vernon A. Douglas, Tinkham GUbert, Dean and MraT Roy Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry -J Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Bates, Mrs. George Moorehead. Ed Stadter and. Prof, and Mrs. W. C. Jones. ; ; rUK VVUU . GMrantctdpuiw end efficient. ; ; USE lets then of n?s priced brenefs. - - 1 You .Can't resist theFlavorcf CAGCADE MAM.... . - ft S Jr. f ' ' : - i s il I . ... . itvl til 9 r ) r , K -fc nor the JMMyr Grind -tt. ' . frjret. rT,, pAl&t'Tftev Know' CLOSSST m DSVZSS . Focdaai.Or. , J i Sit .'I