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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGONTHURSDAY. JUNE 19. 1919.
1919 pressing
POMPEiAM
OLIVE 0?L
..... . "always fredh'
Made From This Season' Choicest
Mediterranean Olives
Sold Everywhere
THE BOOTERY'S GRAND CLEARANCE SHOE SAI p
l1!? G00DS ARRIVED LATE-SHELVES ALL FULL-BILLS COMING DUE, THOUSANDS OF DOLUltS-smir
GOODS IN AND MORE COMING-SHOES INCREASING IN PRICE-NO DIFFERENCE bOME FALL
WEIL CUT THE PRICES ANYWAY
BIG VALUES HITCHED TO SMALL PRICES
The marriage of Hiss Ellen Marguew
ite Fahey and Earl J. Lowe wji sot-
CnriTTV 'eimiized at St. Andrew' church on
UVVlLlI A Tnixulnv afternoon. Thi hridi' i far-
By Gertrude Bobison
A ' merlv resident nf Salem and M.'
graduated from the Sacred Heart aea-1
j demy of that city. Mr. Lowe is a mem-
ber of the realty firm of Bitte. Lowe
& Co.. and s a member of the Llks
Mrs. Eussell Catlin entertained Che- ' lii,?ro f M nlhfuimfili Amnion Atnl.ii
meketa chapter, Daughter of tin Am-'dub and other organizations of the
erican Revolution lust Saturday after-'rity. Following tho ceremony Mr. and
uou. Iu the course of the afternoon the Mrs. Lowe left for Vancouver, II. C,
Old Peoples' home was visited and the They will imiko their home in I'or'Iand.
women rendered a lovely program for Oregon Jouttwl.
the old people. Some of the prettiest'
election were the vocal solos by Mm. I Mrs. R. G. Kichelberger and two
11. M. Stiles, the quartet piece by j dimeters of Waitsburjr, Washington,
Mrs. Stih s, Mrs. V. (i. Shipley, Mr. ; arrived in Salem yesterday, and ill for
Beymour Jones ae.d Mrs. C. C. Cluih: pome davs be the guests of Mr. and
and the tri selections ley Mr, Stile?, i Mrs. C. W. I.aflar at 1190 South Lib
Mrs. Clark and Miss Edith iiotiediet. j ertv street. Mrs. Eichelbcrger is a sis
Light refreshments were served ai'ier ter of Mr. Laflar.
the program.
In the brief business meeting pre-1 As n farewell favor to Mis Leotta
c-edin; tlie 1sit u the home, Mis. A.m ' Noud who left for her home in Kla-
WllcOJt. JHSg Ji Msio 1. P.iir an.1 At., I ninth Vnlli rmtnnlgv (r niiil Atrl A
John W. Harbison were ndmittcd as J- Davidson entertained with an infor-
new ineuiliers to the organization. i mal dinner Tuesday evening.
tUI
ill
We Are Closing Out Our Stetson Shoes
They raised their price too much to suit us
so here they go.
Reg. Price
Today
Gun Metal Lace, any last $13.00
Kid Lace, any last ..$13.50
Brown Lace, any last $14.00
Black Kid Oxfords $12.00
Brown Calf Oxfords $12.75
Brown Kid Oxfords $13.00
Price To
Close Out
$ 9.85
$10.25
$10.50
$ 9.G0
$ 9.85
$ 9.95
Tax
None
3c
5c
None
None
None
Mrs. Virgil L. I.vd (Winona Snv-
ee ana small unit Lawrence, left last
Covers
were mid for Reverend rather JliKk,
Mr. uud Mrs. G. E. Schuneninn, MUs
Leotta rouil. Miss Agnes Sehiutz ar.o
" ' - ..(..tut i, ii-it Hint in in Hi iiiuu, .11 ii-n n;inii ni 111111& nnu
Tuesday for Washington, IX O., where , Reverend Father Rerouin and Mr. and
A. J. Davidson.
"he will join lier husband, Ciiot.liiii.irrs.
Lloyd. Captain Llovd entered Dm Mill-
tice In 1917, enliHtinu with the machine The imisicuU of Mis Heat rice Shel
pin company, squadron 8, a New York (ton's advanced pupils will be held on
city oruiihizntlmi, luter received Ma Monday, Juno L'.'trd and Wednesday,
commission a lieutenant nnd was as- Juie 2oth.
alined to Washington ns aide to the (
chief nf construction division. Col. J. Mrs. Lulu B. Sheldon, art supetvisr
Jl. Alexander. Ii Aogmf 1018, ho re- of the Salem pnblie schoola, left yes
reived (he commission of captain. jtonlny for New .York city where she
Mr. Lloyd will remain in Washing- will spend the summer. On her return
ton with her husband until his release she will stop in Ohio to visit relatives
from tho service. Thev expect to remain and friends,
in the east indefinitely. j
Mr. Oeorge Falk has returned from
ii
1
These prices to' close out only during this Sale.
Men's ShoesDollars Do Double Duty
Total
$ 9.85
$10.28
$10.55
$ 9.60
$ 9.85
$ 9.95
Today's Sale
Value Price
9.00
Children- Q"
Asirsietits mmk
IB '
rJllSORDERS of the stomach end constioation are
&J the most common diseases of children.' To
correct them you will find nothing better than
Chamberlain's Tablets. One tablet at bed time will
do the vork and will make your child bright and
cheerful the following morning. Do not punish
your children by tnvinz them castor oil. Chamhrr-
k'8 Tablets arc better and mere pleasant to take.
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- - -. m ii.mvu U.IU. ils valuer
Land canahl (if vluM'nir ?l txl k...h
la of wheat to tho aero can bo had on
y torma at from 13 to $30 par
crKooa iiin land at much loss.
vv Umlinii.ii.lllM-..l ....
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iSy cm. hcpt nd hopsbtOH'scniiiliikcm TbeGoTmimcnt
menmniltm larmm tl .1 M(.u.l. i .... ii. .i l
A Lnd l u'fc ofTir unu.ual inliicrimnl. in m Sek-
J , T". H PT hui M moHrrut mli-lr
f wcwcm Canada ofi low titxntton. Rood oiMkcta wad timi
J pina; tr KhouU. cluirclm mid bealtlUul climal. .
tntod iw.i.-r. , ..nit !;, , iwm,., ott. cn.. m
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Style 704 Men's kid comfort ln?
o. t rr r. if ' - ...,p i.vv
o4y i Iv2"?Ien s CTn metal Engish, lace, welt sole... .$ 6.00
btyle 71o-Men s tan Russia Calf blucher, medium
toe .. $950
o!y!e l8"11'3 hr.6vm Russia caif OxfordVEnglish.' .'$10.25
btyle 754 Men's bt6wn heavy work shoes, double
welt sole . . $700
Styles 751-757-Btyck heavy work shoes', double 'nail
ed sole $ 550
Style 773 Black -or brown Elk Outing shoe'.'.".! 3.25
x iuo guuu Miuc at less uian most stores pav lor them
STUKDY SHOES FOR BOUNCING BOYsSoLLLAR SAVERS
btyle 813 Black calf button, Neolin soles $ 4 50 $14
oiif oio liuic-K can Duuon . and lace - $3 75
Style 841-Black and brown Elk. Outing Bals..' - .'.'.'.$2.85
Youth's sizes at proportionately lower prices
ct- , HDSi SHOES-NEW STYLES AT OLD PRICES
n j H""5e(1 Cro,s.sbrown, all kid,,lace, most elegant$13.00
Sty e 130-Brown kid, lace. French heels $ 950
c!y e o?SelbyV'lac,k hce French heels.... $ 9'.00
q y 6 o"PcrTnralf' V,V lace' Cuban heels... $ 9.00
q y 6 Tt' Sy w,hl e Nl e' cloth' Neolin !. -$ 6.00
Style 284-White Duck, lace, leather soles, low heels.$ 3.75
$6.45
$4.65
$7.65
$8.65
$4.95
$3.95
$2.59
$265
$2.29
$9.85
$7.95
$5.95
$6.81
$3.65
$2.65
Today's Sale
Style 424-Red Cross kid pump, extra fine $12 00 jo?
Style 421 Brown calf pump, Cuban heels $700
Style 437 Black patent pump, French heels '$ 7.00 34-
Style 410 Black kid pump, military heels .$ 70 53'
Style 40S Black kid plain pump or 1 strap, school. . '
neeis 300
White Reignskin and Canvas pumps $3.65 and down to
Style 330 Red Cross brown Oxford, military heels.. $ 8.50
Style 331 Brown kid Oxford, low heels $ 6.25
Style 423 Brown calf Oxford, Neolin soles .......'.$ 6.00
Style 344 Black patent Oxfords French heels ....'..$ 7.50
Style 483 White Reignskin Oxfords, military heels. $ 7.00
Style 363 White Sea Island Oxfords,' French heels. . .$ 4.50
Plenty of other white Oxfords ss low as.
Style 368 Extra fine white kid Oxford, Red Cross
quality, turned soles, full Louis XV heels. ...... .$12 00
Style 190 Fine white all real kid' 8-inch lace shoes,
turned soles, stylish long slfrn lasts Louis XV hecls!$14.00
met uvvo styies are very eiegant and dressv
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOE BARGAIN '
534 Gun metal button shoes, 11 to 2, worth $4.00, price. $333
561 Kid Oxfords, 11 to 2, worth $4.50, price $360
574 Patent Pumps, 11 to 2, worth $3.50, price $2 95
KIKte Sanvas lace shes 11 to 2, worth $2.75, price! ! '. .$1.95
587-White Canvas, 1 strap pump' 11 to 2, worth $1.75, price....$U5
The smaller sizes at prices accordingly lower.
Many more such money sav"ng values are here, too.
Barefoot Sandals from $2.85 to 5C
Are your dollars worth savins? Come, ye of little faith; only
those who have tasted of the sweets in trading at our store can real
ize what the word "Saving" implies.
$3.83
$1.95
$6.65
$4.95
$4.43
$3.85
$3.45
$3.13
$2.35
$9.95
10.85
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rnitlnnd where she visited h 01 Int..
Imnd who is connected with the Mar
hIiiiII -VVolla eompunv.
Mm. Frank Purvino and her ion,
I'uiil, huve returned to their homo in
Salem lifter an absence of ul.out
week. They ntte led the gnuljation
exercises of McMinnville college, of
which institution Mrs. I'urvino is a
urndiinte, after which they were the
unesls of Mr. and Mrs. Kiehard Thurs
ton of Xewlierjj. Hofore returning
home they visited friends in. I'oitland.
Little Mnxine Clover, daughter of
inir, jdiipninirYVorinir. warehniikti.ir oi.,1
handling of agricultural or horticulluial
products.
The principal office of the assoela
tion is to ho established at Ralem, Ore
aim, but other offices mar be el:iMls:v
ed in any art of the world. The life of
tne association is to bo 50 years. There
is to be no capital stock bnt members
shell be admitted oa payment of mem
bership fee or other uniform conditions.
Each member shall have one rote.
The property rights of each member
iter or . .. . :J ' -
Mr. and Mrs- Kalnh filover ent..ili-n.a h,l he f,l,ml and each shall have ou.j
. . ...... . ' iaa t.nlf t .1 A $
:i coterie or tier little friends last fat
urdny in honor of tho ninth annivcisarT
of her birthday. A pretty oiuk and
white color scheme was carried out In
the decorations of the rooms and ta
ble, and i l the birthday cake and dain
ty favors. The places of tho following
little guests were marked with appro
priate place cards Harriet Austin, Hel
en Ashelman. Dorothy Twednle. Thel-
Ilia riiiiilnn V.ilKa Hn.lA. fnV.l f
..i-.-ii, a..i VillJ'lVIII, MlllUII VIIJJ
iper, Venietta Kdwards. Yvonne An-
frivee, Tlnrbara Moorbard,
lute and tho hostess.
The Slogan of Today and of the Future
Ship by Tvuck
Willamette Valley
Transfer Co.
PHONE 1400
oae unit of prooertv ritrht. Anv fina
porsgn or mnnnger of corporation nwj.
be admitted as a member but on the
sane basis as members. The member
ship fee shall be (10. No certificate of
membership shall bo assigned without
tka consent of the board of direetois
ad said directors are empowered to
ha the interest of any member at book
value.
Second Company Formed
The tiirners nf the articles of associa-
Eloise tioi are I. I). ITunt, B. W. Johnson, K
L. riemer, J. O. Holt, E. W. Uatlhean.,
C. L. Lewis, George L. Ziminerman,
RsTmour Junes and W. K. Pt. Johns.
With the filing of the articles of -Mciation
of the Oregon growers co
operative association, there was filed
artieles of iiicorporntioi of Oregon
Growers racking association.
This cor)-voration is formed to han
dle the products and all business of
the Oregon growers cooperative associ
ation. Its object is to engage iu nil
huainrMH refnrri tn ttiA tinniil'titir ttt
fruits, berried and prntnn Inelndlnv the
acquiring or warehouses and operating
H rnncrirs, pncKin nouwn, jivrti-
in-t ice pla its and owning warehouses.
A'si to park, can, process and handle
all products delivered to it by the Oie-
Bon growers cooperative association .t
the actual ensts of operation.
Capital Stock $1,000,000
The offices of the Oregon Oroweis
t . : . . i o
toast Keseue and Protective socic.'. ' ,
;,i . . . ... , - irm, iiregon. i he capital sioca is to no
K.. wi. 'T J:" ,m,me ei""lUUo $1,000,000 divi,l.-d l-.t 100.000 sbares
P,n Iri'L.. ... .. ? "A "'f f th shares are to
.-t """ibe known as preferred stock bearing
one arm. is anxious to find a home :. , ' , .v .v i
, l;i r-,,-.r . """ per cent interest and the other ha
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. M. MoC.ilie are
guests at tho Carlton hotel in l'oUiuud.
i
j Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Laflar will le
tiim in H-iWm from l'ortland touionow
where thry have been for the past year.
I Mr. l.nf!ar has been liuiunKcr of tho
ColumtiiB theater, while Mrs. LaIar
was cashier. Arthur will from new on
jbe coiimcted with his father, O. W.
I I.aflar in the loan, real estate td In
surance biinrss at 40(5 Hubbard build-
Mrs. Willism Knight, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kiiiyht, returned to
Portland yesterday.
corporation of the Oregon G.wer
Packing corporation are tho same as
to the articles of association of-the
Oregon Growers cooperative association
Gold mining is becoming a big asset
in turry county, particularly on .sixes
river, where aeveral companies are
vcloping extensive hydraulic prnpert
Violet Pasck Ornwby, a cow owatdj
... ... .wo.ij . J
dc- mnde a 7 day rceoid of 27 pounds t ,
irs. butter out of 393 pounds of milk. !
f
The follow! -g pica is sent
Miss Janet Pcndegsst of the
lost
out by
Tacifir
with kind Christian people where she
I can work for her board ar.d 13 a
month. She has a eentle. kind II at n r
and is most willing to loam. Telephone
miss I'euegast. scretary protective de
partment. Pacific Coaiit Rescue tnd
Protective society, Uroadwar liifj."
Mr. and Mrs. Onirics A. Park aud
Pnnl Wallace motored to Hmni Biver
todav.
half
ss common stork, on which there will
be no interest paid until the prcfern -J
stock has receive! its "per cent
The slg-atures to the articles of in-
To Prevent Beluhinc
Make a regular habit of eating slow
Iy mastifite your food thoroughlv, and
you way have no further trouble. If
! roa should, take on of Chamberraia s
jTaMfti immediately after supper.
i ..
I 1 ft l fv fUTTS
Get your
Mother to
make these
from
Greatest
Cookie
ever
made
Bom
M (4 1 A J
eV iAjLZkJjZrS
Lace Cookies
2 Eggs, well beaten
l.'a cups White Sugar
5 tablespoonful.s Mekcd Butter
33i cups Post Toastles
Ja cup Cocoanut
1 teaspoonful Vanilla
4 tablespoonfuls Flour
2 teaspoonfuls Baking Powder
Cream the butter and sugar, and adJ .
Post Toasties, rolled fine. Add
vanilla, cocoanut, flour and baking
powder. Place small spoonfuls of
dough, far apart, on baking tin, bake
in quick oven. When slightly cooled,
remove from tin with cake-turner.
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