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of Women's Coats
THIS IS THE GREATEST OFFER OF THE
SEASON. BARGAINS SUPREME. The
J j newest models in silvertone, Bolivia, tinsel-
iuiic, civei, piusn, etc, -
Some are fur trimmed, others are embroid
ered, etc. ,
Bk cape collars'or tailored styles.
LOT 1 Includes values up to $40.00.
Special Sale Price 23.75
LOT 2 Includes values up to $75.00. ,
Special Sale. Pi ice . $43.50
Others are reduced accordingly.
Yes, They Are Here'
THE DELINEATOR AND THE PICTORIAL
REVIEW MAGAZINES
for December. They will give you the Christ
mas Spirit, so don't miss them.
COLORED HANDKERCHIEF LINENS
Colors of rose, blue, pink, yellow and laven
der, 12 inches square, each 40c. The yard $3.60
rdnays .Juio-vrx , fbr. its Cleanliness -
cJonitarv Grocrv
Hwoel5. R Other PepartmerAvCadl 22,
I. X. S. Chili Con Carne, can 20c
Tobasco Sauce, bottle 50c
Chili Meat, can 20c
Chili Pud. Sy. bottle 50c
Curtis Pimentos, can 25c
Cream' De Mint Cherries, bottle 50c
Plum Pudding, large can , 65c
Layer Figs, per pound 60c
Honey, comb, fancy, 2 for : 85c
None Such Mince Meat, package 20c
Mince Meat Bulk, per pound 30c
Picnic Hams, pound 30c
We carry every thing that will make a good
Thanksgiving dinner and it's fresh and pure.
MEN'S SUITS
at
$36.50
We are offering the greatest values
in Men's Suits that you've seen in many
a day. Pure, hard finished worsteds,
all wool Oregon Cassimeres. Every
suit is a bargain of real merit, regular
ly priced from $47.50 to $52.50.
YOUR CHOICE' $36.50
SILK MESSALINES
White and all colors in the best standard
" grades formerly selling at $3.00 yard, in this
sale the yard $1.89
Crepe de Chines, a good quality in 40 inch
width, pink, white, flesh, black and some col
' ors. Special the yard $1.49
Georgette Crepes, 40 inches wide, .all .the
wanted colors, black and white, crepes that a
short time ago you were paying $3.00 per yard
for.' In this special cleanup at the yard $1.49
Tongee Silk, special quality, extra good
value, the yard . 1 $1-29
Crepe de Chine, white and pink only, that
were selling at $3.00, now on special sale at
the vard $1-98
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ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES
in Charmeuse, Pussy Willow Taffeta, Crepe
Meteor, Crepe de Chines, Jap Silks and Satins.
Superior quality silks that you can use any
time at prices like these:
$2.00 Silks at ' $1.59
$2.25 Silks at $1.89
$2.50 Silks at $1.98
12.1b Silks at $2.19
$3.00 Silks at $2.39
$3.50 Silks at $2.79
$3.75 Silks at $2.95
$4.00 Silks at $3.19
$4.50 Silks at $3.59
$4.75 Silks at $3.89
$5.00 Silks at $3.98
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Dresses
For Parly
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and comparison.
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at a big discount, I
the brightest,
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taffeta, messa
line, velvet, lace
and nets.
,We invite your
inspection.
$28.50 to $80.00
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. BARGAINS FROM THE ,
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
Women's heavy fine ribbed, fleeced lined
union suits, dutch neck, elbow sleeves, silk
taped, in all sizes. These union suits are sell
ing now at $3.00 and $3.25. For a few days
only per suit $2.49
Women's Silk and Wool Union Suits, with a
little cotton interwoven, low neck or dutch
neck, short sleeves or no sleeves. Regular
sizes, selling at $3.95 on sale at $3.45
Out sizes selling at $4.50, on sale at. . . $3.85
Women's Fleece Lined Union Suits
$2.50 grades on sale at $2.15
$2.35 grades on sale at $1.98
Children's White Fleece Lined Union Suits,
good weight and quality, per suit $1.00, $1.15
Children's Fleece Lined Union Suits, E-S.
brand, with buttons around waist, a popular
' seller, the suit $1.49
Women's Knit Bloomers, flesh colors only,
special the pair 50c
THE SILK DEPARTMENT
Offers many bargains in Satins, Charmeuse,
Crepe de Chine, Crepe Meteor, etc. Silks of
the best kinds and priced already as low as
the market justifies, but here are other reduce
tions that will make them move speedily.
Black Taffetas, heavy satins, satin Etoile
and all the heavier and better weights are of
fered at these prices:
$2.75 Black Silks on sale at $2.19
$3.00 Black Silks on sale at f . . $2.29
$3.50 Black Silks on sale at $2.79
$4.00 Black Silks on sale at $3.15
$4.50 Black Silks on sale at $3.59
$5.00 Black Silks on sale at $3.98
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ARMERS WILL TALK
PRICES AT
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Plans for meeting the situation said
to have been created in the state by
the sudden drop in the wheat market,
arotnh. considered at a conference of
! farmers, bankers and others Interested
jto be held at Spokane next Tuesday-, it
Ban announced here today Dy A. A. ir.i
more, president of the farmer's union.
- ' , j According to Mr. Elmoie, wheat was
. DAYTOX. Wash.. Nov. 1.-t(A. i I , roduged thi!) year at the highest cost
Gen Nut Margarine
Meant Tender Pastry
Jfokint tender, flaky p'v
crusts it not only an art,
but a matter of uaing
the right shortening.
Pastry made with Gem
Nut fairly meits in your
mouth.
Not a hand touches it
either in manufacture or
packing until you open
the carton.
OrW.r m today.
SWIFT & CO.'
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ever known and the market has drop
ped to prices below cost of production.
Remedial plans which will be sug
Seated at the conference ar:
t"reation of a government commis
sion to meet ail allied governmental
purchasing: commissions employed by
wheat importing countries.
Application of the Lever food con
trol act by the president! and estab
lishment of a price on wheat with a
tariff sufficiently high to, protect the
home grower.
Kstablbhment of a moratorium on
notes of sixty to 90 days to allow
crops to move lAder readjusted mar
ket conditions, to improve credit con
ditions,
Members of congress from Wash
ington, Oregon and Idaho have been
invited to attend the conference Tues
day, it was stated.
HIGH COST OF CHOP SUEY
NOW COMES UNDER PROBE
CHICAGO, Nov. 18. (A. P.)
Twelve Chinese restaurant proprietors
prn Hum mftnprt tn rh. fti' tiull I
;;:' , : : v el-gexe, or., Nov. is. a. p.
uey to the council committee Investl- He"vV rains on the Willamette river
gating living costs.
The bewildered orientals were greet
ed with a stream of half a hundred
pointed questions which reached to ths
innermost secrets of the Chinese res
taurant management.
Alderman Max Adamowski. chair-
MISS RANKIN NAMED
FIELD SECRETARY OF
CONSUMERS LEAGUE
HELKXA. Mont., Nov. IS. (A. P.)
Miss Jcannette ltankin of Montana.
I the first woman to sit in the United
Htates congress, has been appointed
' field secretary of the National l."on
Humem" league of which Newton Ii.
Ui.ker is president.
I'iss Rankin, tt is announced, will
jdevcte herself to promoting legisla
tion for the protection of waze earn
ing women and minors in the leading
ir,.'.iMnul states, partleula !' those
iwl'th do not now have minimi rr
WHfe commissions, and the 'tutory
eicht-hour day for women workers
and where the laws do not prohibit
women working at night,
water shed and high temperature
caused the river at Eugene to rise
four feet yesterday and last night It
was at a stage of 8.2 feet above low
water mark and still rising. Consid
erable snow has fallen in the moun
tains during the past week and it is
THIRD OF SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITALS ARE GASSED
man of the committee, declared that believed the Chinook wind that has
50 cents for plain chop suey and $1. 23 been blowing for about 24 hours is
for chicken chop suey were too high, melting it rapidly.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18. (A. P.)
More than 31 per cent of American
soldiers admitted to hospitals overseas
during the "world war. wen gassed,
according to statement by the chemical
warfare service yesterday. Excluding
marines and sailors, the total of Am
erican soldiers gassed was 70,552. of
whom 1,221 died and 2.S53, of 4.4 per
cent were discharged as having suf
ffrred some disability from gassing.
Every effort to prepare this country
with an efficient g;ra defense In the
event of another war Is being made by
chemical experts, according to officials'
of the service.
ASTONISHING CURE IS
TO BE ADMINISTERED
TO MONTANA LEPER
HELENA, Mont., Nov. IS. Mon
tana's only leper, former State Sena
tor O. G. Wlllet of Mineral county, is
to receive If the advice of the state
board of health Is accepted, the Caul
moogra oil treatment which has as
tonished the scientific world by ef
fecting apparent cures In scores of
cases of leprosy within recent months
it was announced yesterday.
COLORED MURDERER'
IS DECLARED GUILTY
IILTTK. Mont., Nov. IS. (A. P.)
Mike "Peaches" Webb, colored, was
found guilty of murder In the first dA.
Krce by a lurv here veslerdav. Kn.
tence will be pronounced Saturday.,,
Webb was charired with tha mnr.
der of two men who were found dv.
Ing In a cabin here on August 17. An
autopsy Indicated that tho men had
died from poisoning. . t.v ).
VANDERLIP BUYS TOWN TO REFORM IT!
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NEW YORK To rid the town of undslrabl residents, "Yank Vanderlip, former president of
the National City Bank of New Tork. has purehaied the entire village of Sparta, N. Y. Sparta, a town
of 200 Inhabitants, adjoins the fashionable colony of Searborough-on-Hudson. where Vanderllp lire.
Much complaint had come from the wealthy residents of Scarborough about Sparta. So Vanderllp
solved the pnftjera by bnyini the entire villager He eays he ll gradually weed out the undesirables,
build mod era tenement, and "get aome nice people" to settle there. The picture ahgws some of. the
raanugckJs dwellings ot 8prta. -Inset.' Vanderllp. ,
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TURKEYS
Now is the time for you to place your order
for a nice TURKEY FOR THANKSGIVING.
We will have a limited number of fine birds,
all spring goblers and hens, and now is the
time to have one taged up. .
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Phono 187 and 18S
Supply
739 Main Street
CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
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