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We're taking the bull by the horns and JXNVPRINGWe are not waiting for prices toconje down them regardless f cost or conditions: , We hope to
be a factor in forcing prices 'to. lower; . Ievels.We've tut profits to the bone. You know this store its integrity jjnd its good, merchandise. Satisfy
your present as- well as future necds-f or so genuine and unusual money-saving opportunity cannot be ignored. : H
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MEN'S SUITS
s at $36.50.
We are "offering thd 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, regularly priced fom $47.50 to $52.50.
YOUR CHOICE $36.50
FRESH NEW CHRISTMAS CANDIES
We have just received a shipment of choice
Christmas candies, the best, the freshest, the
cleanest. -t v i .' . . ' ;
China and Glass Ware
We have a most complete stock now of China
and glass ware, prices guarariteed.
Do your Thanksgiving shopping in our pure
food basement. j
Our assortment of Parly
dresses is beautiful. Fetching
styles in lace, net, satin and
taffeta.1 All the new bright
' fihnd9 ''find rnlm' ffinihins.
tions. We are offering these J
uresses at uiosu wonnerrui in
ductions.8 ' Values regularly
priced up to $12.50 ,
Special sale prices range
from 28.50 to $75.00
Prepare for the Thanksgiv
ing ball. ' ' '
A Tremenduous Slash in Prices on Domestics
Note the radical reductions in your every day household necessities, prices existing in the. wholesale market today do not justify (hese low quotations
but in order to reduce this stock quickly we offer the following inducements: " '
(rTr. HATTS, pupo wlillr cotton in the (iilnH" rail
ed IMnntntion. SMfitil eu'h 2I
sirri.ir xvrroN
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1IATTS. restilatioii siw, 3S;
Cniilc, quot-
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WOOli IIATT, with some ii)ltn infernoven, er.f roffy, ronirs
In 'iiitoii fiill si' for conirortir, I.,MI vnulo In sjilo l $:i no
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niti:;o. Ai.n wooi, batts. full sue for .mrort.rs with
flMfsc t'loth covers ready for ontsiili) uivei. Iiluh Kfuih- in
every rcsHvt. lc)illais rh-o $N.U(). . KM-iiil Suit- prlir I5.U5
Women' Slllt anil Wool f lion Suits, with H IIUI enttnn In
terwovon, low niTk or dutch neck, xlioi t Hleeves 'of no iilecveil.
Heiiilur sizi'M, wllini; at f.Ui.i on Hale at . . 4 :t.l."
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W'HITK SOIT I 'OTTO BATT, regnlnr iirlw.
AI'OM.O 3 ll. Cotton lintt, pure white,
SMK'inl ill this Mile each , . ,
( UMAX 3 III. cotton butt,
2.90. KMviul sale prler
full si- for comforter,
regularly to
$1.49
nnother pure whltp cotton liatt in a
Sale price 91.19
i-:vki:ka cotton- hatt.
weight. R-gulnr price.
CHAMPION" COTTON BATT is a fuM siie comfortiT ltt, rixmI
cotton, weight. Special sale prir't each fl.lO
DOWXr.Y COTTON BATT, rcgulafioii lultt of pure white cofty
cotton. SHN lul sale priiv, each 2c
COTTON' BATTS, one lialc only, mill end pickings, weight 3 ll)s.
to clean out,, each "?5e
long filler, $2.25 value,
BLACK STi:i'.N, nieroerled, of best quality, 311 Inches wide,
t.K! grade, on wile the jnrd i,-,c
75c BLACK SATI:i:. 011 sale, the yard S5
SCOTXH CRASH TOWIMSfS, homespun coarse weaw, very
. ahsorlx'iit, wears well and washes easily. Worth :Me. Sfieeial
the janl 1
l!l l .l III I) (11 SI. CLOTH ANT GAl'7,1'., 1.V quality, si-lal
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Women's Heavy Tine Itihhcd, Fhwtil LIiiihI I'nloii Suits,
dutch neck, elliow sleeves, ailk taped. In all sizes. These union
suits are selling now at 3.i)0 anil Kor a few days only,
per suit 32.49
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Out sizes sllintc at H.f.n. 011 sale at..,.....,..,..
Women's l'lceii' Lined I'liioii Suits
jL'.f.O grmles f Bale at
$2.35 Eludes till sale at , , II. KM
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SILK MCSAALINKS
White and all colors In th hest ntumlard grades formerly
selling at 3. on yard, In this Kale the yard II.H9
Crepe irn Chines, a gootl quality In 4(1 Inch width, pink, whits
flesh, black and some colors. Special the yunt 11.49
Georgette Crepes, 40 Inches wide, nil the wanted colors, Idaek
and white, evepes that il short time ago you wero paying $3.00
per yard fur. In this special cleanup at, the yuid 91.49
I'ongi'c Silk, special quality, extra ruod value, the yard 91,29
Crcr. de Chine, white and pink only, that were selliilg at
I3.U0, now on special sale tit the yard , $1.9)1
Wc give you the best for the
price, no matter what the price.
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3n9F(9oples Ware
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Visit this store just as often
as you possibly can, it will pay
you.
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Chicago foot expert
coming to
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Do you have weak Jut, turning
Attklei, crampid loeit aching
pains in the J tit that make you
lire J all overt You tan gite
yourjeetlherelieflhey need, rest
your lired, strained muscles, by
veearlni Dr. HcholCl Foot-Eaur
FootPains that tire you out
can be relieved and corrected
Every foot pain that you "have has a cause! And if you just
know that cause you can find the scientific method of get
ting it relieved and corrected.
You can come to this store and find out the cause of your
foot trouble! You can talk to a man who has been trained
in the foo: 'comfort methods of Dr. Wm. Scholl of Chicago.
This foot expert this Dr. Scholl Practipedist under
stands your foot trouble, will explain to you its cause, and will
show you, free of charge, the appliance that will correct it.
These appliances are not experiments. They have been
tested and found successful all over the United States for a
great many years. Do not neglect your feet. You now
have the opportunity to have your feet examined and to
find out just what they 'need tor their immediate relief.
Don't forget the date. And don't fail to come in and find
what your feet need to make them comfortable. . Remember
the demonstration isrff. '
THE BOOK
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CIieMren'g Book Week
As this is "Children's Book Week"
throughout the country, librarians are
emphasizing better books for children,
and book dealers, who co-operute,
are putting on sale the highest grade
of reading matter for the children.
Childrens' book week as a national
campaign was organized in 1919- on
the Initiative of the American Book
seller's Association and has the co.
operation of the American Library
Association, the Boy Hcouts of Amer
ica, and the General Federation of
Women's Clubs. The success of tha
Week in 1919- has caused a demand
for its repetition, and the week will be
an annual affair.
"Oh, he has counsel at his side,
And wisdom for his duty,
And laughter gay for hours of play
And tenderness and beauty.
And fellowship divinely rare.
True friends who never doubt him,
Unchanging love, and God above,
Who keeps good books about him."
KDGAR A. GL'EST.
This week at the County Library
the childrens' room has been crowded
with children both afternoon and
night. Each child brings the "Home
Heading List" which was given out in
the schools this week from which they
are reading in order to get a Home
Keadmg Certificate. The library book
number is printed on the lists after
each title and the children arc taught
to find the books on the shelves and
thus become acquainted with library
arrangement and quickly feel at home
in library surroundings.
The B9t ;lft"
A Christmas poem by one of our
Oregon authors Is most appropriate at
this time of the year and In connec
tion with Childrens' Book Week. Mrs.
Kkin Starrett of Portland is the auth
or Her book "The Charm of Fine
Manners" is on the Freshman Home
Beading List, though well BUlted foj
glades both higher and lower. Other
books by this author are "After col
lege, what?" and "Oroens and winter
gTeen" from which this poem Is taken.
What shall you give me, dear?
Now that the happy time
For tho giving of gifts Is near.
And the bells of Christmas chime?
Friend of the steadfast eyes,
Friend of the loving look,
Quickly my heart replies:
Always give me a book.
For you and I know, dear heart,
As the swift-winged years go by,
And tho valours of youth depart.
And the waiting days draw nigh.
What Joy and cheer may come
It. the quiet fireside nook ,
The strife of the world shut out I
With a shaded lamp and a book.
Then, to our silent room 1
Come sounds of the wood and seas,
Twitter of Joyotm birds.
Hum of the summer bees'
Lovers whose bliss we share;
Heroes whose brave deeds thrill
Our hearts with the fires of youth;
Poets whose visions fill.
Our souls with a Joy sublime
Infinate hope and desire
Till the bonds of earth and time,
The burdens that chafe and t're.
Are loosed in the vision bright.
And our souls transfigured stand,
Illumed with the golden light
That was 'never on sea or land."
Oh, Infinite fields of thought.
Where, free from earth's stress and
thrall,
We walk with the souls Who have
wrought,
Who have braved and conquered all;
Have won from sorrow and paid,
From struggle, defeat, and loss,
St ow from the crimson stain,
Crowns from the bitter cross.
These are the souls we meet,
And with them Joy and aspire.
As we sit by their sacred feet,
By the quiet evening fire.
So, friend of the steadfast heart, I
Friend of the loving look, i
When you would give me a .gift,
Always give mo a book. :
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XI.WS NOTIX OF Til!'. I'OI'l I.AB KIIOP
Wc are starting the week ont with Hie greatest load of Rem
nants we have ver liuil in The Bargain Basement..
' Modesty forbids telling you what our cusKoiiers say nhout
our pretty wool tlnwm Miffl it t say Hint artiT "an all
around town chopping trip every shopper finally decide mi tine
of our dresses. They aic the Itcsl for the iH4i in I'eudleftiH.
Judging from the SImm hiisiucss that W'c hate done In the
past week this must be the banner shoe shop.
The Bargain Bn-scment lend In Iwiwerlng the Living Costs.
There can he but ONK Ix-st place to trade.
Think of tills .151)0 hig, heavy. TurkMi Bath Towels, three,
feet and 0 inches long hy two feet tvttlc to go 011 sale today.
And we don't expeil the lot to last over two das. (ionil things
go fust. . ' .
Are yoir paying too nnu li for your underwear? Look out I
Better call in the B. B.
, To Sovb doesn't necessarily mean to hoard up jour money
ami act like a miser over It. .Vol it means that you should buy
your M:i;iS at the lowest possible prli-e, at the same time look- ,
lug nut for Quality. To save menus l Trade III The Bargain
Basement.
We have heen htlared the Lowest Triced Shop on Comfort
Felt Mlppcrs. .
Would you enjoy buying a very pretty coat of good quality
for little money? Then look through our racks In this tie
partmcut. ,
Make it a point to visit this lX'Pulur whop each day. , Many
good things await yon. " '
MSOUTOM GMjMFST DEPARTMENT STORE
doVeoples Warehouse;,
IT TO TRADE
ABOARD THE. STEAMSHIP I'Alt
ISMINA, Nov. 22. (By Itamnod
Clapper, U. P. Staff Correspondent)
Harding's cabinet will not bo a coal
ition cabinet, according to persons
close to Harding. The report that
Senator Chamberlain, democrat, will
be named secretary of war, Is de
clared to unfounded, although Sena
tor Chamberlain is a close friend of
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer", on Genuine
Take no chances with substitutes!
Unless you see the name "Bayer'' on
package or on tablets you are not get
ting genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physicians for twenty-one years and
proved safe by millions. Take Aspirin
only as told In the Bayer package for
Colds, Headache, N'eut'nlgiu, Rheu
matism, Earache, Toothache, Lumbago
nnd for pain. Handy tin boxes of
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin cost
cents. Druggists also sell larger
packages. Aspirin Is the trade mark
of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetlc
actdcer Xf Sallcyllcacld.
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Thanksgiving Shopping
Just a word to the wise : The wise housewife
who wishes to have her Thanksgiving dinner to be
up to the notch in every detail will make her selection
early. Our every effort is to give her the very best on
every order, but it is a foregone conclusion that the
first choice is the best.
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Fries and Nice Hens.
Now is the time to have & nice bird tagged up. '
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