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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 3. 1919.
Welcome Home
1IARTMAN BROS. CO.
Jewelers and Opticians
N.W- Corner State and Liberty Streets
thelaw school ia September. He is the
SOCIETY.
By Gertrude. Bobison
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Mrs. Jean Miller Kaha was soloist at
a enjoyable dancing party given fcy
I, tod Mra. U. J. Kelly ul Mrs. C.
Ralph Miller of rortland, Tuesday eve
ning. The affair took, viae a "The
Swaa" and Mrs. Rahn delighted thelsjana cities.
guesta wita several kiim during the
evening. Mure thaa a hundred couplet
attended.
poaaeaeor of a beautiful tenor voice and
jSalena music lovers will fee- pleased, to
$ i know that he will be heard at the
j Central Congregational thurrh 8;wday
Jevening, appearing in a male quarut.
! tie other stetubers betas: Ja Lang-
borg, Everett Oaves and H. C. Mtover
Lieutenant Hush will remain ia the
capital tity for about tea days.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gilbert hate re
turned from a pleasurable motor tour
of Washington, during waka they vis-
rted ia (Seattle Tacuiua and other
Chnibrliin's Tablet j Work began Monday oa the first
Theae tablets are intended especial- ' unit of the bit? t annery to be erected
It for stomach trouble!!, bilioatne.tt and at AKany. The structure will be 203
constipation. If you have any trouble by StS feet in size.
of tbia sort, give them a trial ana real
ise, far yourself what a first elat mcd
iciae will do for you. They only cost a
quarter.
Salem's a Good Place to Trade
Shoulder
This ailment in usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles. All that ii
needed is absolute test and a few ap
plications ef Chamberlain ' Liniment.
Trv it.
Mr. and Mra. H. C. Stover are enter
taining a their guest. Lieutenant R. L.
Rush, a former friend from Idaho. He
ha leen in a hospital since November, 1 Lovell official
recovering iroin a aevers woand, r
reived during an engagement in the
Argonne forest. Before enlisting. Idea
tenant Kush was a law student at Har
vard, and was sKudring music and
voice culture under ame of the best
Hoeton teachers. He plans to re-enter
Miss Gladys Harper and Conrad
Kaatalburg, both of talent, were quiet
ly married yesterday morning. The
ceremony took place in the I'aited
Evangelical chnrch in the presence of
th immediate relatives, Reverend' G.
Not A Blemkin
Dkjoon. Permanent
and temporary akin
troubles are f ft4vVu
concealed Reduces un
natural color mnd rw tm
grassy skins. Highly antiseptic,
used with beneficial results as
a amvt tet foe 70 vesr.
ting.
Red roses and trailing greenery were
used in decorating for the quiet af
fair. The young couple will motor to
Reno, Nevada, where they will make
their home.
Miss Grace Townsend has
Bouse gnest JAisB Fers Moore of Tort-
land. Miss Moore is a very charming .
and attractive girl and is very popu-;
lax among tat younger set of i ortland.
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, Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith, Jr., and !
son, Malcolm, who have been enjoying ;
an outing en tat MoKenzie, have rs-1
turned to iMileni.
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A party n route from 'Washington
and composed of Mr. and Mrs. IS. H.
Wetherby and their daughter, Beatrice
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Saving Bargains
Will bcRin today and will continue to Saturday, July 5th. In all our Departments, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, MEN'S
FURNISHINGS. HATS and SHOES. For the benefit of thousands of visitors during the celebration in Salem, we have decided to make
this sale attractive and famous with UNUSUAL BARGAINS IN EVERY LINE. A SAMPLE OF A FEW ITEMS OF THE MANY
THOUSANDS OF BIG BARGAINS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Groceries
100 pounds Cane Sugar $9.30
10 1-2 pounds Cane Sugar $1.00
Best English Breakfast Tea ....30c
1 pound Upton's Tea ,.. ., 83c
Best Hard Wheat Flour ...$2.80 and $2.90
Valley Flour ., : -.:.$2.65
10 pounds Rolled Oats 63c
10 pounds Pancake Flour 67c
10 pounds Corn Meal 60c
5 pounds Head Rice 50c
5 pounds Broken Rice 40c
5 pounds White Beans 30c
5 pounds Red Mexican Beans 40c
5 pounds Lima Beans 60c
5 pounds Royal Baking Powder $2.49
5 pounds Crescent Baking Powder 98c
Corn Flakes 9c
2 packages Shredded Wheat 25c
1 package Cream of Barley ..16c
11 bars Soap 0
2 Arm and Hamilton Soda 15c
9 bars Crystal White Soap 50c
Unusual bargains in brooms 65c, 75c, 85c, 99c
Soda and Oyster Crackers 17c
Graham and other Cookies 18c
Peanut Sandwiches :. 13c
SPECIAL FOR CANNING SEASON
1-2 gallon Ball Mason jars $1.23
Quarts 98c
Pints 90c
Zinc jar tops 29c
Sanitary j ratops 20c
Economy jars 29c
Jar Rubbers, 5 dozen for 25c
Men's and Boys'
nxvriHNG AND FURNISHINGS
JV5.00 Men's Suits $15.48
$7.50. Wool Serge Pants $4.98
Men's Dress Shirts 65c up
Men's Union Suits 98c up
2-piece Underwear, 49c
Blue Work Shirts v.. 78c up
Best Khaki Shirts $1.19
Best Cotton Pants $1.98
Bib Overalls $1.19
Khaki Pants $1.19
Men's Fibre Silk Socks 45c
Cotton Socks, all kinds 15c
$15.00 Boys' Suits $7.49
Boys Blue Shirts 49c
Sport Shirts .. 69c
Boys' Stockings : 19c up
HATS
$500 Panama Hat $2.49
$:i.00 Dress Straw Hats - ....$1.93
BIG BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF CAPS
Canned Goods
Carnation, Bordens, Armours Milk 15c
Per dozen $1.75
Libbys Milk fc 14c
Sweet Corn and Peas, dozen..:,..,....., $1.75
Standard Tomatoes ". .l..:.V. 14c
Clams, flat'..' 12c
Clams, tall 17c
Clams, No. 2 25c
No. 2 Pork and Beans : 11c
Deviled Meat 5c
No. 10 Apples .....50c
No. 10 Peaches 60c
No-10 Tomatoes 50c
No. 10 Italian Prunes ; 65c
No. 10 Karo Syrup, Red $1.05
No. 10 Karo Syrup, Blue 97c
No. 10 Pineapple 85c
Uncle John's Maple Syrup, 1 gallon $2.49
1-2 gallon $1.25
1 quart 62c
Big reductoins in Cooking Oils, Crisco,
Lard, Pearl Shortening, Cottolene and Com
pound. Shoes
Wrapping paper was made to wrap pack
ages and not to protect your toes. BUY
YOUR SHOES AT THE PEOPLE'S CASH
STORE.
$7.50 English Walker shoes .'..$5.49
$G.50 Men's Dress Shoes $4.49
$5.00 Elk Skin Shoes $2.98
Boys Shoes $149 up
LADIES' SHOES AND SLIPPERS
$:UX Strap Canvas Slippers $1.39
White Oxfords with Rubber or
Leather Heels $1.98
TENNIS SLIPPERS
Men's and Ladies' Vim Oxfords 85c
Boys' and Girls' Vim Oxfords 65c
Visit Our
Economy Basement
For your own benefit you will find BAR
GAINS on every step. Here is a sample of
STfew items:
Big Box Matches, 5 for 25c
16-ounce Blueing 9c
Toilet soap 4c
Toilet Paper, large size 6c
Glasses .: 10c
1-2 dozen Handkerchief ....25c
100 Paper Napkins !...15c
Sanitary Paper Set 10c
10 quart Pails 35c
Sandals 65c
Shoes of all kinds 75c
Unusual assortment of Dishes, all
kinds 10c up
REMEMBER PLEASE
THOUSANDS OF OTHER BARGAINS
WAITING FOR YOU
Yard Goods
WITH REAL BARGAIN PRICES
All kinds of DRESS GOODS, Silk Taffeta,
Crepe de Chine, Ginghams, Voiles & others
Notice
We have just received an enormous lot of
silks of all kinds and colors, which we will
be able to sell at surprising prices
We are giving free PREMIUM COUPONS
with cash purchases of $1.00 or over
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS FOR CAMP
ORDERS
We Will Serve
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Cold
L
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During the Celebration
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Welcome
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, of Eugene, Mrs. Charles Kone of I
Crosse. is. oiisin, and Al:8 Kulh av
is of Ku'one returned to Kuiiene last
evening. They bad oeeu in ralem lor
a number ot days b the guests of -Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Allen.
.
Churles O. Miller is a Portland vis
itor this week.
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t?alem. friends are welcoming Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. Buliner who have tak
en tip their 'residence in the capital
city.
. .LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS
Xcw York, July 3. Liberty bond
quotation: .V-i's, flSUrt; first -i's. 94 90
sccoud I'D, 93.90; first 4Vi ', 02.50;
second 44 ', J.OO ; third 4 Vi ', U5.16;
fourth 4U "s, 91.30; victory oVs, 100.08
4', 99.96.
Mrs. Burns' Letter
Here U a letter that is certaiu lo
proe of interest to people in this vi
cinity, as caws of this sort occur in
almost every neighborhood, and people
should know what to do in like cir
cumstance:: Savannah. Mo., Oct. .12, 1910.
"1 used a liottle of Chamberlain's
Colic and lirrhoea Remedy about nine
years ago and it eurrd nic of t litx (ly
cntcry.) I had another attack of the
Hme complaint some three or four
years ag and a few doses of this rem
edy cured inc. J huve recommended
fhaiuberluiu'a Colic and Diarrhoea
Keincily to dozens of people since I
first u"d it."
Oklahoma City. Although ha could
go duys without drink "I'olc" Ctinul,
at the loenl zoo, could not fac r.n (mi
les national drouth. He is dead this
mornirrg.
Try Salem first Ia Buying
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