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PAGE THREE. r i a ot n Tl earner AT THE TT T7 THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 27. 1919. JO rJ W 1 People u SUms 186-194 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET, IN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS IN GROCERIES, DRY GOODS MEN'S FURNISHINGS, CLOTHING AND SHOES. DONT MISS THIS SALE. IT IS THE CALL OF SALEM'S STORE FOR THE PEOPLE. YOU WILL HAVE THE PRIVILEGE OF BUYING A DOLLAR FOR 75c OF MERCHANDISE AT THIS SALE. IT IS USELESS TO EXPLAIN THE MARKET SITUATION AS THE NEWSPAPERS COVER THAT EVERY DAY, BUT WE WOULD ADVISE YOU TO BUY ALL YOU CAN FOR FUTURE USE AS WELL AS PRESENT NEED NOW BEFORE THE PRICES GO HIGHER. This Sale Starts Saturday and Continues Monday, June 30th Groceries Best hardwheat flour 4280 and $2.90 10 pounds Rolled Oats 65c Head Rice, pound - 10c Broken Rice, pound 8c White Beans, pound 6c Red Mexican beans, pound 8c Lima Beans, 2 pounds for 25c Cane Sugar, per sack with other groceries only , .$9.80 Peaberry Coffee .. .'. 40c Gun Powder Tea - 50c English Breakfast .30c Lipton's Tea, 1-2 pound 40c Corn Flakes, package 9c Macaroni :. . 8c Soda and Oyster Crackers, pound 17c Carnation, Libby's Borden's and Armours milk per dozen $1.75 Sweet corn and sugar peas 15c 2 l-2s Tomatoes 14c No. 2 Tall Clams 20c Flat Clams 12c No. 10 Red Karo syrup $1.03 No. 10 Blue Karo 98c Big reductions in Crisco Cottolene compound, pearl shortening, lard, Puritan oil, corn oil and Wessen oil. White Flyer Soap, 5c Matches 5c Brooms 65c, 85c, $1.00 Remember the Jar Season is in full swing right now: Masons 1-2 gallon, per dozen $123 Mason quarts, per dozen 98c Mason pints per dozen 89c Economy 1-2 gallons, per. dozen $1.80 Economy quarts, per dozen $1.40 Economy pints, per dozen $1.30 Economy Tops, per dozen .-. 29c Sanitary Jar Tops, per dozen 20c Jar Rubbers, per dozen 5c BIG REDUCTIONS IN MEN'S Clothing and Furnishings Buy your suit now for the Fourth: $35.00 Men's Suits ..: $15.49 $7.50 Pure Worsted WToolen pants $4.98 $3.50 Men's Cotton Pants $1.78 Khaki Pants $1.19 and up Men's Dress Shirts, 69c and up 2-piece Underware 45c Union Suits 98c Men's bib overalls $1.19 and up $15.00 Boys Suits ......$7.49 Boys' Dress Shirts 65c and up Boys Overalls 98c and up Boys' Sport Shirts 49c Children's Koveralls Khaki blue, extra, heavy 98c Buy all your shoes now and save money. Calf skin in war times 23c Calf skin after the war 77 l-2c Men's Shoes $5.50 Dress shoes $3.49 $7.50 brown or black dress shoes $5.39 $4.00 Elk skin shoes $2.98 Mule skin $2.25 Boys shoes $1.49 and up Ladies' Shoes $8.50 kid leather shoes, all colors $4.89 $7.00 kid oxford and pump $3.98 $3.75 White Canvass Shoes, oxford, pumps....$1.98 $2.50 ladies' white canvas one-strap slipper, all sizes $1.39 Children's white canvass one-strap slipper, leath er soles $1.19; rubber soles 79c Buy all your notions in our Economy Basement and save money. A few of the hundreds of bargaiai listed. Market Baskets, 10c; 6 tin cups 25c; Sanitary Paper Sets for Picnics, contains 1 dozen Napkins, 10 paper plates, 1 table cloth, all for 10c; 100 paper Napkins, 10c; 1 dozen paper plates 5c; 10 quart galvanized pail, 35c; Ladies' Stockings, Wue and white 15c; boy'g, girl's and children's black stockings, 19c- Men's socks, 10c; Men's canvass gloves, 10c; Toilet soap 4c and thousands of other bargains. We are giving special attention to country C. O. D. orders between Salem and Dallas. FREE DELIVERY every second day, also extra discount and reductions for camps. We also give FREE PREMIUM COUPONS with each purchase of $1.00 or up. Fancy piece of GLASS, CROCKERY and SILVERWARE. PEOPLES Management r A GO STORE 186-194 N. Commercial St. Phone 453 Newest crations inshb Newest creations ia , Men's Caps and Cloth Huts. New ship meat of Caps iu the most want- . ed shades, Greys, Blues, Greens and Browns ia nil snappy eolors. These Caps are full silk lined and are well finished. Caps this season, will be worn mora than ever before. Prices From $1.50 to $3.00 We have the nevest This keeps it always est; snappy styles as sV .'1 .. ' . li top7nf bl MM MuAit ft Mir I Golf Caps are here at Bishop's for a sho& time only. They are ia great ile um u so will not be with ns for very long. Purchase yours aow for that Golf game yoa arc planning on in the next few days. They are the very best for warm weather. Priced at 52.00 Each and best selection of merchandise arriving daily, fresh and cleanand means that you get the lat they come out Every Family in Marion and Polk Counties a Patron. Salem iVoolCfl WlUlS Store SILVERT0N NEWS (Capital Journal Special Service) Silverton, June 27. Lieut. F. D. Browne will arrive i If Salem some time next Wednesday, in his fnrtiss plnnc. II is parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Henry E. Browne of Silverton, also his sisters Miss Vivian Browne and Mrs. George 'Davis will meet Lieut. Browne at Sa lem. Dr. Lewis Ohristopherson and family will arrive this week from an extend ed visit with relatives in the east. Mrs. C. W. Keeno gave a liirthday party lnt Wodnesdny at he homo on West Main street. The guests of honor were little Mix Francis Keene and Master Franklin Kvenson. About thir ty little folk were in attendance. Supt. Howard M. Jjmcs formerly of tills city but now of Enterprise, paid a visit to Jsilverton triends this week. Byron H. C'orkle, former principal o the high school is visiting at the C. S. Bristol home. The city firo department was called out twice this week. On Monday they were called to the McClunig residence where quite a blaze had started in tlie roof and the following tiny they were summoned to extinguish what night have been a very serious fire at the Hansen home. Miss V i v in n Browne and Miss Vclma Moser visited at Independence Mon day. Mr. and Mr. MWnskill have return ed from Salem to make their home in HiHeiHon. Miss Olga Vorseth of Portland paid a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Vorseth thi week. D. Shepherd of Dallas visited here a few days lnt week. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Dnllum have moved into the Ncls Hen.jum home while the iTcnjwns art visiting ia the east. Robbers entered Syrings' store Wed nesday night, picked the safe and es caped with something over :i00, be-d'Hb-s uViing icondernble damage, to the fash register. No elew to the burg lars has been aeirtalned. Mis Hnttic Dohl returned to her home at riilverton lire week after cv eral weeks with a sister Mrs. Thco. Opsund at Portland. Miss Agnes larsen was married Wednesday at the home of her parents in this city, to Dr. Kjde of Seattle. Thny will reside in this city where Mr. Kjiln will follow dentistry. Lloyd Prye visited In I'ortland Fri day. Mrs. R. C. Kelsoy and daughter Hel n, will leave for Wisconsin Saturday to sjiend the summer visiting. Dan Keeton of Seattle was in tie cky this week. Miss Nellie I 'ale of Albany spent the week end with Silverton friends. Alvin Rierson returned from Aniitv Tuesday. He has been working in K. E. Crowe's garage. Mrs. W. H. . Browne anil two daugh trs former residents of Silverton, spent a few days at the Kd Adams home. DRY BILLS (Continued from page one) B rate enforcement provisions for the two kinds of prohibition, but in one bill. Just before reporting the bill the committee adopted an amendment by Representative Steele, Pennsylvania, al lowing manufacturers of non-aleoholio boveiuges to reduce the amount of alco hol in intoxicating .beverages 10 that they may be classed as soft drinks. The amount of alcohol after the reduction must be less than one-half of one per cent. LIFT OFF CORNS! Doesn't hurt a bit and costs only a few cents Situation Summarized. Washington, June 27 (United Press) With only three days remaining until wuf time prohibition is due to go into effeet, tho prohibition situation today Iwas: 1 Prominent officials End members I of congress Still believe tho president will luito wmio HciHfliii io ivpi-w noi time prohibition as it affects iight wines and beer. This action will come up on the signing of the treaty, they claim. 2 Dry leaders in congress admitted thnt it will bo impossible to ua any enforcement legislation for the war time prohibition, net in tho two legisla tive days remaining before July 1. 3 The louse judiciary committee was expected to formally repoit to the house today a bill with two distinct sections, ono providing for tho enforce ments of war timo prohibition and the other for constitutional prohibition.. 4 Should congress approve the house plun, enforcement of tho war tune act will be more lenient than was previous ly plunned by the house judiciary eom- mitteo. Only the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors prohibited, but the house bill clearly defines intoxicat ing liquor under the war timo act as any beverage that contains more than one, half of one per cent alcohol. 5 Although enforcement legislation rules eommittee, but it is practically certain it will not come np ia tnc house until the middle of next week. A mi nority report will be filed by five members of the eommittee. BeperaU Vote rails. Another eleventh hour move to re port a separate bill for war time pro hibition in the hoie of rushing it through liefore July 1, failed b s. vote of 10 to 6, the eommittee standing by its original intention to provide sep- Mngicl Just drop a little FreeJin on tlist touchy corn, instantly it sti s aching, then yon lift the corn off with the fingers. Truly) No humbug! Try i'reezone! Your druggist m ils a tiny bottle for a few cent, sufficient to rid your feet of every hr.rd corn, i soft porn, or corn between the toes, and calluses, without one particle of pain, soreness or irritation. Ftecroee is the discovery of a noted Cincinneti genius. almost certainly cannot be passed bo fore July 1, drys In congress believe the WT.r time act in Itself provides ade quate enforcement provisions. While it does not define "intoxicating liq- I nor," the manufacture and sale of liq . uor Is prohibited with penalties of im ' prbonnicnt from 30 to 90 days and fines I of from 1100 to 1000. Famous In A Day For Her Beautiful Complexion, Oatmeal Combination Does It A Free Prescription Does Its Work Overnight. You Can Prepare It At Your Home New York: It is my ovtn discovery and it takes just one night to get such marvelous results, says Mae Edna Wilder, when her friends ask her about her wonderful complexion and the im proved appearance of ber hands and arms. 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