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SALEM, OREGON.
THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1919.
WE ARE GLAD TO BE ABLE TO QUOTE PRICES ON THE FOLLOWLXG
LIST OF
DOMES!
The J. C. Penney Co.
leads and others follow
AS THEY WILL APPEAL TO ALL, AND YOU WILL IN TURN BE EXCEP
TIONALLY GLAD TO SEE THEM.
QMAOS I PERCALES
In nice plaids, strips, checks and Light colored shirting patterns,
solid colors ' Blues and Greys
19c, 25c, 29c and S3c 28-inch 15c, 17c and 25c
36-inch 19c, 21c and 25c
Cheviot Shirtings 7.
Outing flannel
25c 23c
19 I f f
Nainsooks 17c, 19c, 33c and 35c W have ne lm ? a Vnety ?
to.iv. oi-9 i on patterns of the crochets and marseil-
jnutloped'and
Cambncs 33c and 35c $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 and $5.90
SHEETS SEEDING
98c, $1.19, $1.59 and $1.69 72inch gheeting
pn r aw r 1 ere 81-inch Sheeting 65c
nHUWltoia 90-inch Sheeting 69c
39c and 49c 81-inch Pequot Sheeting 69c
W .."") 0 111. II Ull.
Incorporated
.
Phone B53
WEtCH ELECTRIC CO.
FOB
ELECTRIC IRONS
ELECTRIC TOASTERS
ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS
879 State St.
W. O. W. attention Ladle and
friends night. Opening meeting Fri
day April 18. Como. MoCornack hull
Try Mrs. Francis King gladiolus. 60
cent per dosen. Phono SQF14, 4-19
Be gladloloi ad, New Todsy. 419
Special meeting of iHalem
lodge No. 4 A. F. fc A. M.
thia evening. Work in the F.
C. degree. Visiting brethren
welcome.
Rev. Arthur J. Bullena. superlntend-
cnt of "Congregational missions in Ure
Kon will speak tonight at the l'assion
week services at th Central Congrega
tional church, Smith 19th and Kerry
street.
Bids Wanted Bids on 16 cords of
dry wood, second growth or old fir,
will bo received at county clerk's of
fice up to 2 o'clock p. m. Thursday
April 24, 1919. U. 0. lioyor, county
clerk. 4 19
In an address delivered at a meet
ing of Pomona grnnge at Union hall
yesterday, T. E. MeUroskcy, manager
of the (Salean Commercial club, annouuo
cd a plan which ho thought would re
ceivo the approval of ull ilnmiers com
ing to Salem. Mr. McCrnekey said
that as a rest house and place where
farmers might leave their wives and
children, that a homo should be rent
ed in Sulem and put in charge of an
elderly couple, and that tho houso
should be made home like in every re
spect. Ue suggested that farmers
take non-residence meiubershipa ia the
club whereby this would give them all
the benefits of the club and In addi
tion, the residence close 5n to the busi
ness section which could Ibe fitted lip
ns a Jiomo. Mr. MuOeekoy spoko
strongly in favor of mnking'the agri
cultural department of the club one
of practical benefit to the farmers.
Try Mrs. Ffncis King, a pleasing
scarlet, HO cent per dozen. Phono 52t'
14.
Garden collection, gladioli. 50 cents
per dozen. Phone OL'FU.
!
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(cFlte Kuppenheimer
1 EAS TER-andNew Clothes
Last Easter was a martial Easter. Brass buttons and braid, khaki and blue
were all the go. But this year styles have changed. A new type of clothes for
the new type of men. Renewed by the events of the war, American men re
quire clothes to set off their vigor and ambitions clothes brisk and buoy
ant in design styles with vim and go and punch.
THE HOUSE OF
KUPPENHEIMER
has created such clothes for the men of this community clothes that inter
pret the times, "ace-high" in dependability and accuracy of fit; fabrics that
have life; smart patterns and color tones- The kind of clothes that will fully
satisfy your careful regard for your appearance at Easter or any time. Val
ues equally satisfying.
$35 $40 $45 $50
FRATS $25 $35 $40
"The KUPPENHEIMER HOUSE IN SALEM"
t
CROSSETT
SHOES
Sch
ei s
KNOX HATS
EAGLE SHIRTS
AD Around Town
April 4. Fkfltcr luitr.
April 22 Annual home-CQm-ing
of Salem Elks.
April 23 Christian SUenee
lecture, opera house, 8 p. m.
April 27 Eshm Smaday.
May I Pica si at Caam
per, Tfrii iTw ry.
Kaf 3 Utst ee c which
te rsfuUr Ut sstMiai eleotiea
Kay 8-1 Inmmt wek amd,
WUlaatetU tunmtr.
May 18 p. O, F. Oraad
Lodg sMioM.
Jun 4 peaiol state Jee-tion.
W. O. W. attention Ladies nd
friends night. Opening meeting Fri
day April IS. .Come. McCornack. hall
02DG0N
THEAThE
NOW
BRYANT WASHBURN
IN
"POOE BOOB"
T. G. Richmond of Dallas hag pur
chased a Dort ear of the Salem Velie
company.
"The beat" Is an fa can as wfesa
deatth comes. Call Webb & Clougk C.
Phone 120. tf
ArtiOaal teeth, bars esrpert plate
man, with ever 86 years experience,
at my office. Dr. D. X. Beeehler. den
tist, 32 U. B. Nat. Bask bldg. tf
Dr. Mott officea moved to Bank of
Commerce builduu;, rooais 407-8. tf
Gladiolus bulbs, phone 62F14.
o
George Vide left for Walla Walla
this morning Jo arrange for the Ford-
son tractor exhibii ,to bo hold in that
city next week.
Patton Plumbing company are now
able to take care of Tour nlumbins
mints in their new location 220 N.
Commercial street. Phone 168. tf
"The Funeral Beautiful"
lonfh V.
Webb ft
tf
Hear the Hawaiian sing and you
dance by that dreamy music Saturday
night at arutory.
Dr. B. F. Found announces reopen
ing of his dental office 5th floor U.
S. National Bank bldg. I'hone 169.
511
The Chemava Indian band furnish
ed the music for the tank celebration!
this morning. Be Tore going on parade, !
the boy were invited to make them-'
selves at home at the Commercial club
W. O. W. attention Ladieg and
friends night. Opening meeting Fri
day April 18. Come. McOornack hall .
Music by 2 big orchestra Saturday
night at armory. Hunts royal Hawaiian
players and singers; also our own 5
niece orchestra will Xeop you going.
uentlemcn 75c; ladies lOe.
Dr. a B. O'Neill, optometrist-optician,
has resumed hSa practice over
Ladd ft Bush bank bldg. Office hours
I to 5 p. as. Sundays by appointment.
Paoae 615. 5-1
There will be a basket and Ice cream
. t .1. 4 .1 -1.-1 j
sucuu a,t ine Atiuurn scnooi Tomorrow j
night. A .program will be presented by
the children and the proceeds of the ;
evening will go toward equipping the ,
play ground. Jr. A. Woodry will be
the auctioneer. '
fee 77 Oregon Taxi and Transfer
Ce. far anick service. tf
Prices on fish lowers Ling cod or
red cod sliced, 13c. Whole fish 12e
a pound. Pitts Market. tf
W boy liberty bono S14 Masonic
his. tf
Holsum Hot-Cross Buns will be on
sale tomorrow only, have you ordered
yours I
A transfer of real estate Involving
$9600 was filed today for record in
the county recorder's office. Joseph
Doran and wife deeded to John h.
Bauer and wife, 05 acres, a part of
the donation land claim of Samuel
Brown, in Tp. 5, S. H. 2 W. The farm
is near Woodburn.
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If' .f"i-j
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Dance M. B. A.
A 'refinished fcior
hall Fit April 11.
in fine condition.
aaies
HAT
and CQATS
We are shov;ing the Biggest
and best assortment in town
at popular prices. In buying
direct from the manufactur
ers at New York and Philadel
phia we save you all the mid
dleman's profit.
Ladies' Coats and Dolmans
$10.00 to $37.50 -Ladies'
Suits $11.90 to $33.00
Ladies' Hats $1.98 to $6.45
"Our Prices Always The Lowest"
GALE & COMPANY
FHONB 107S
Commercial and Court Sts formerly Chicago Stpr
"Victory Bonds Celebrate The Victory"
Easter chicks Easter "bunnies".
544 Stato St. OTipositc court house. 4-19
All pork products are about five
cents highor retuil than a few months
ngo. Tliis include Uvrde, smoked meats
and dry salt pork. All this is duo to
tho faat that while hogs wero selling
for 15 and 15 Va cents three months
ago, today the market ig 18 cents.
This information is given for the bene
fit of tho good housekeeper who may
look for higher prices.
Choice mixture home grown gladiolus
bulbs, 50 cents per dozen. Phone 52F14
ellSICK atop
Regular Prices. See Specials BeW. When Ordering By Mail Mention This Add Write For Price List.
HOUR
Crown, sack $2.95
Olympic $2.95
Pacific hardwheat $2.85
Diamnod C $2.55
Breakfast Foods
Kelloggs Corn
flakes 13c
Post Toasties 13c
2 Grapenuts .25c
Shreded Wheat 14c
Puff Rice and
Wheat 13c
Cream Rolled Oats
pound 7c
Lnrge Package G.
R.Oats 30c
Mathena oats, pkg ....30c
SOAP
5 Swifts White
soap 28c
5 bars Ivory 35c
Cream Oil, 3 for 25c
Palm Olive, 3 for ....32c
Rose Bath, 3 for 25c
' Citrus Washing
powder 27c
Sea Foam, large
package 25c
Cascade soap, 4 for ..25c
White Navy soap
4 for 25c
Clean Easy soap,
5 for 35c
Crystal White 6c
Lux, 2 packaegs 25c
Gold Dust, pkg .27c
Old Dutch Cleanser
3 for 25c
Light House 5c
MILK
Borden's, tall can 15c
Carnation, tall 15c
Best Creamery but
ter .65c
Peanut butter, lb ......16c
Umeco 35c
Nut Ola 35c
Jell O, package 10c
Jiffy Jell, pkg 10c
Knox Gelatine, pkg 18c
Jelly powder, pkg....l2c
Sugar, 10 lbs $1.00
Sugar, 100 lbs $9.65
Tapioca, lb 14c
Sago, lb 14c
Instant, 50 size 45c
Instant, 30 size ........25c
Plain, 25 size 22c
COFFEE
3 lbs Royal Club....$1.10
1 lb. Royal Club 42.
Power coffee, lb 30c
M. J. B., 5 lbs $2.10
M. J. B. 2 1-2 lbs....$1.15
M. J. B. 1 lb 47c
3 lbs Dependable....$1.10
Fancy blend bulk 30c
Arbuckles 35c
These prices will
last long. BUY
not
Friday And Saturday
Specials
M. J. B. coffee, lb....45c
M. J. B. in 5-lb tin3
the pound 43c
M. J. B. in 2 1-2 lb.
tins, the lb 44c
Dependable spices all
flavors, 3 2-oz tins 25c
Fancy Peaberrv Coffee
per lb, 40c; 3 lbs $1.10
50c size Postum. 43c
25c size Postum .23c
o0c size Postum .25c
12-oz Royal Baking
powder 33c
AS Kail Orders Filled At These Specia 1 Prices Up To H I;
Friday And Saturday
No. 10 Red Karo....$1.00
No. 5 RedvKaro 53c
No. 10 Blue Karo 95c
r
Mil
.1
lAVAuusutX
No. 5 blue Karo 48c
Med. Log Cabin 57c
1 lb- best Dependable
tea 47c
6-lb. Crisco $2.00
3-lb Crisco $1.00
Best bulk lard 32c
No. 5 compound ....$1.20
Feanut butter, lb 15c
Peas, per can 15c
Tomatoes, per can ....15c
5-oz. Oysters 18c
Tall can Clams 18c
Shrimp . 16c
Van Camps soup, per
can He
2 cans Sardines in
oil .25c
4 Fairy soap .25c
Palm Olive, bar 10c
4 Cascade soap .25c
4 White Navy .25c
5 Royal White 30c
Saturday Only
-BR005IS-
Blue Bird $1.05
Favorite .. 95c
Indian 85c
These Brooms are
Priced
25c Under
Our Regular
Price
These Prices
Good For
ONE DAY ONLY
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