THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 6. 1917.
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Prices That. Will- Make This
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SPECIAL LADIES' $6.00 WHITE LINEN SHOES, LACE, GOES AT
SPECIAL LADIES' $4.00 WHITE LINEN OXFORDS, LACE, GOES AT v $2.35
SPECIAL MEN'S BUCKHECHT ARMY SHOES, REGULAR $7.00, GO AT 54 95
SPECIAL LADIES' $4.50 WHITE LINEN SHOES, LACE, GOES AT $?95
SPECIAL LADIES' WHITE ELK 12-in. SPORT BOOTS, REGULAR $9.00, GOES-AT... $795
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Dress Shoes
ens
. $7.00 Black Lace Oxfords, all sizes, now go at
$5.95
$7.00 Black and Tan Lace and Button Shoes go now at
$5.95
$8.00 Black and Tan Lace and Button Shoes go now at
$6.95
$9.00 Black and Tan Lace and Button shoes now go at
$7.95
Men's Work Shoes and Elk Bals
Men's Brown and Black Elk Bals, $4.00 grades, now go at
$2.65
Boys' Brown and Black Elk Bals $3.50 grades, now go at
$2.35
Youth's Brown and Black Elk Bals, $3.00 grades, go .it
$1.95 "
Men's $5 and some $6 work shoes, while they last, go at
$3.95
Men's $7.00 work shoes, all sizes, now go at
$4.95
Ladies'-Dress Shoes.
$7..00 Black Lace Shoes, all widths and sizes, now go at
$5.95
$S.OO Black Lace Shoes, all widths and sizes, now' go at
$6.95
$9.00 Black) Gray and Brown shoes, all widths and
Sizes, now go at
$7.95
Child's Barefoot Sandals, regular $1.50 grades, now go at
$1.15
Barefoot Sandals and Tennis Shoes
Misses and Boys Barefoot Sandals, regular $2.00
grades, now go at
$1.35
Ladies' Barefoot Sandals, regular $2.50 grades,
' ( now go at
- $ 1 .95 .
Child's Linen Shoes, White and Black
65 cents
Boys' and Misses Tennis shoes, white and black
75 cents
Ladies Tennis Shoes, White and Black
75 cents
Men's Tennis Shoes, white and black
95 cents
SPECIAL IN BOYS' SHOES, REGULAR
$5.00 GRADES, GO AT
$3.95
SPECIAL IN LITTLE GENT'S SHOES,
REGULAR $4.50 GRADES, GO AT
$3.65
LADIES' JULIETT HOUSE SHOES, BEST
$4.00 GRADES, NOW GO AT
$2.95
LADIES' LACE BAL COMFORT SHOES,
$5.00 GRADES, NOW GO AT
$3.95
LADIES' ONE AND TWO-STRAP SLIP
PERS, $5.00 GRADES, NOW GO AT
$3.95
Thousands of pairs of
children's and Misses shoes
that we are unable to list
and hundreds of pairs in
other lines that are reduc
ed equal to the above
mentioned styles.
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HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS BROUGHT HUNDREDS OF BUYERS TO OUR STORE YESTERDAY. AT THE PRESENT HIGH PRICE OF SHOE LEATHER, YOU CANNOT AY-
FORD TO MISS THIS MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY OF THIS BIG SALE. COME IN TODAY. AVOID THE AFTERNOON CROWDS. I
THE GREAT CHICAGO FOOT SPECIALIST WILL BE WITH US TWO DAYS, JUNE 10th AND 11th. IF YOU HAVE FOOT TROUBLE RE MEMBER DATE. CONSULTATION FREE
Hanam Shoes
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WHEAT FROM AUSTRALIA
Melbourne, May 10. (By Mail.)
III. Australian government has airang
ml th sale of 30.000 torn of wheat to
Jwdi. and 11,000 to England, aecdrding,port of destination is $-'.31 per bushel
to an announcement made by Senator
Russcl for the commonwealth. The price
i0 India U about $1.31 per bushel, e. o.
d. Melbourne, The price to England,
including all costs of shipment to the
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IXBBABY. I
"Vasinhed bails and cuthcdil of
France," on. of the moat beautiful!
IxH.ki the library ha received, illus
trated in eolored plate with the itory
of hid travel in France before the war,
by George Wharton Edwards.
"Herpelf Ireland," an enjoyable ae
eount of Irish tcmpersment, and Wit,
the treanures of old Ireland, and the
Ireland of today, related by Elizabeth
O 'Connor. ,
"American problems of reconitrue
tion," a symposium on the many ques
tion of efficiency in production, ad
justments in trade and finance, and
monetary and fiscal programs, written
by men of authorized and edited by,
Elixha Friedman. Among tbo writers
on their siiecial subjects are diaries
Prhwati on "Kteel," l.onis Weiim on j
"Capitnl and Labor," F. W. Tan-.ijf on
"Tariff." Frank Ktnderlip on "'a-l
tionnl Thrift," and Irving Fislitr OB
".stabilizing the Dollar,"
"The great adventure" studies in
American nntinnaliim, the last book
written by Theodore Eoosevelt.
"Bnok of Americnn wers" a e'ear ae
connt of our fighting record from oot
revolution, fight for nationality"
through "The Spanish war . flht tit
a weak neighbor" and l.-uiing np to
'1917- fight for humt,nity," written earlier volumes of this set which is be-!
by Helen .NicoJay. ling written by this foremost wnr cor-
"Evolution of the Dominion of Can
ada," the national policy, the distribu
tion of powers between the Dominion
and province, and other general infor
mation on Canada, with special atten
tion to comparison with the I'. H. in
politics, written by Edward Porritt,
resondcnt; two or three vo'umcs will
follow.
"My Antjnia," a new nove.1 b Will.
Cat her.
" Applewomnn of the Klickitat,'' re
norted to be a true atorv nf trie amiln
ilitics, written Dv r.owara rormi, r ... . V . . .
"History of the World w, vol 8, "tT ,0' ,hJ Dht. by Van
Verdun and the Homme," by TranV. ;' .... ,,
Herbert Siroonds. The library hi the i .. V
- . fill,. tW Ihn Unlnnliiin ... .rninH ,.t.
by William A. Johnston.
During "Boy Hcout Week" which
has been procluinied by I'resiib nt Wil
win to begin on June 9, the library will
Imve for ilixt riltution to all iiiiy Hi-outs
the lift in pli let "Kooks for Boy htouts"
which is the official list of scout books
prepared l,y the t'hief Hcout libiaiian.
Any hi'j who docs not receive one from
his scut tiiftitti'r may call at the iwn.ry
for it. For this week only, Hoy Nonts
will be put in a prominent pl.ne to
gether where the scouts may see them
and borrow for home reading. Almost
all of the books tinted in the ia:i. hlet
will be found there. It would bt inter
esting to have each scout check up the
lit to find how many he has rind from
I the official list.
A few new titles are being added this
week both for boy ai'l girl scout"! '
"Tom Hindi-, boy scout," by i'crcy
Fitlnigh.
"Tom Wade with the colors" by Per
cy Fitzhiigh.
"Boys' book of mounted police" by
Irving Crump.
"Oirls scout of the Red Horse Trorep,
by Amy Blnnchard.
"On the trail," an outdoor book for
gir's, by Liu. Beard.
LISTER IMPROVING
broke out. There was a mud ru. h fi.r
I the exits and more than 100 women and
children were trampled to death.
Being short "U0 miners, and unable 1
si-cure more, the Diamond mine of the
Aamicnnda group has closed ilowm
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tore going to bed
Post
OASTIES
Seattle, Wash., April (!. (. overuor
Lister has slightly Improved tieinv, ae
eordiitg to announcement of his phvsi
eian, Dr, Edward 1", Kick. The gov
ernor begr.n to improve lute Wednesday
Over his condition earlier in the day
which was very bad," according to
the doctor.
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thejitrn at faience sur Rhone when fire
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