I June Hat Sale
Beginning
Friday, June 17th
1 reiueudous selection oi plain tailored and trimmed Hats, in­
cluding Pattern Models, Sport Hats, Banded Sailors, * Etc., in
several new and pretty styles, dressy Hats neatly trimmed with
flowers, feathers and ribbons; all arranged in five lots ready for
your selection. See our Window display.
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$2.5 0 to $3.00 Hats, Sale P rice....................................
$1 2 J
$4.0 0 to $ 5 .0 0 Hats, Sale Price .......
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$6.5 0 to $8*50 Hats, Sale P r ic e ......................................................
<£4 7 5
$9.0 0 to $ 1 2 .5 0 Hats, Sale Price ..............................................
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$15.00 to $ 2 0 .0 0 Hats, Sale Price .................................................
SALEM’S GREATEST WOMEN’S APPAREL STORE
Portland C l o a k and Suit Co.
(Old White
Corner)
,
SHORT STORIES OF
Oregon
P h o n e th e new s to 7022.
H. Hirschberg spent the week
lend in Portland.
Ask Mr. Foster.
Maple $6 delivered.
& Wood.
*
The capit dization of Valley &
Siletz R. R. Co. has been in­
Dickson creased from $300,000 to $1,000,-
l-4t 000.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Demick
Frank Smith was in Salem on
were visiting friends here last
business Monday.
week end.
W. B. Huggins went to Eu­
gene Saturday.
Mesdames H. B. Fletcher,
Oliver Smith, K. C. Eldridge
and
George Girard attended
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Byers went
commencement exercises at O.
to Alsea Sunday.
A- C. Monday.
That the work of Miss Eliza­
Don D. Goode, 11-year-old boy
beth Levy, Salem violin teacher,
of
Stayton, is editor for a credit­
is appreciated by the people of
Independence where she is di-, able newspaper called the San-
rector of the high school orches-, tiam’s Junior, published by the
tra, was proved recently when a sixth graue of the Slayton public
citizen who has enjoyed her school. His first editorial, “ A
is ex-
work, purchased drums tor the Thing or Two Explained,”
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organization valued at $150. ceptionaily bright and interest­
Miss Levy will return to lnde ing and bids fair to help maxe
pendence as director of the the publication popular and win
orchestra next year. — Salem for it many subscribers.—Salem
Statesman.
Statesman.
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It has to date cost two men I
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| and a girl just 50 cents for an I
automobile which they approori- i
oted from the Garage o f William M
; Setak, route 7.
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“ Have you a iy strawberries I
g
for sale? ’ the party of three in­ ■
quired of Jimmy and Otto, two 1
of the Setak children.
They §
were nswered that berries were H
j plentiful.
, “ Pick us aJ)out 50 cents’
worth’’ one of th e men is said to
have requested.
While Jimmy and Otto were
strawberry picking in the gar­ ¡1
den, one of the strangers was
lock picking at the Setak garage.
He failed to wait for the berries.
When Mr. and Mrs. Setak re*
turned homo from
Wilhoit
spr.ngs they were short one au­
tomobile.
Albany and Eugene officials
have been notified of the theft.
The party of three is said to
haven driven up to the Setak
farm in a machine. — Salem
i Capital Journal.
WITHOUT AMBITION OR HOPE
I
Salem,
Ruse Used, Gar Stolen, a a
Four Bits Left children!
One Wonders What the Solitary In.
habitants of Tristan da Cunha,
Have to Live For.
A British cruiser late in 1920
visited a spot which has had only
one other caller at, her |x>rt since
TftU The Post About Iti
July, 1919. This isolated place is
Tristan da Cunha, said to be the
Mr. and Mrs. John Bohannon loneliest spot in the British empire.
The island, which is of volcanic
were in Corvallis Monday.
origin, towers to ft height of 8,000
feet above sea-level in the south At­
Mesdames W. R. Maillie a n d lantic. So thoroughly has the never-
worry creed taken its hold upon the
C h i l d r e n , R. White, Gaylord God­
people that the men move in a list­
frey, H. McKey, Hugh Hanna, less fashion, only bestirring them­
Rose Neal, Esther Morgan and selves enough to keep from starving,
Miss Lola Morgan were in Salem and let the women do what work
there is to be done. There arc only
Monday.
119 inhabitants on the island living
in its 22 stone thatch-roofed houses.
Mrs. A. L. Keeney and small Their wood is that which drifts in
daughter, Nell, went to Eugene to them on the tide, they raise pota­
Saturday to visit relatives and 1 toes as the food staple, they make
their moccasins of soft bullock hide,
to attend the graduation exer , they obtain a few clothes from an
cises of Mrs. Keeney’s sister occasional ship which calls there, in
who is a senior at the U. of 0. exchange for geese, fowls, milk,
The Keeneys formerly lived at sheep, eggs and cured albatross and
penguin skins, and for months in
the University City.
succession they do without bread,
tea, coffee and sugar. The people
are fast deteriorating in type due
A BUM PLACE
to interbreeding.— National Geo­
graphic Society Bulletin.
MEMORY TE S TS .
"I can never remember addresses
and telephone numbers.”
“ You should write their, in a note­
book.”
“T do. But I can never remem­
ber what I did with the notebook.”
T H IS IS DANTF. YEAR
“Janet” Adepts Kittens
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JjK 5 % % vgijjj
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Traveler— I thought you said thi-
was the best hotel in town ?
Tax id river— It is, sir.
Traveler—Well, that may be a
good boost for the hotel, but it’s an
awful knock for the town.
D O N ’T
“J a n e t." o m onkey ow ned by Mr». Mary K. lia.i n. A.siotiu, l. I . "moth­
e rin g " two of the f o u r kittens which »he ha» adopted. Tl e mother c at left
th e kit* tn Mrs. H e lp in '» y a rd a n d then disappeared
■Jniief’ found the tiny
a n im a ls crying, p ic k e d th e m u p a n d b ro u g h t th e m in to th e house.
M EM O R IZE
Summer Time is
Clark Jewel
Oil Stove Time
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None better.
High speed burners.
Direct flame on vessel.
Quick results with little oil. I
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They save time and oil.
Come in and let us show you.
You'll be convinced.
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I WILLARD E. CRAVEN HOW.!
INDEPENDENCE
OKEGON
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Surest Thing You Know
Your neighbor would like for you to subscribe for The
Post yourself so you wouldn’t bother borrowing his copy.
Stop
At the C Street Meat Market.
Why? “
,
Because their meat is first-class, and
the prices are as follow s:
6 lbs. Lard
Round Steak, lb
S irloin, T Bone, lb
Best Veal, lb
.
Veal Stew , lb
.
.
. $ } .0 0
20c
.
22 4c
.
25c
.124c
Beef Boll», lb
. IOC
Pork Chops, lb
20C
Pork Staak, lb
174C
Presh Side Meat, lb
.
15c
Bacon, lb
3 0 c aad 3 5 c
We pay cash for Eggs, and sell good Creamery Butter
Phone 1 3 1 1
W. ii. STREET, Prop.
YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK
a
T he W orld’s Gr eatest Playground
and Museum of Natural Wonders
M agnificent h o tels and coMtaaodioua cam p s; 900 m iles o f im proved
h ighw ays; all in th e m idst o f m atch less scen ery . Ita hotels a re
m arvelous e sta b lish m en ts. Ita cam ps a re p re tty little te n t vil­
lages, m odels o f cleanliness, sa n ita tio n , o rd er, c o m fo rt and sim ple,
in fo rm al living. A 't ideal place fo r v acatio n p leasu res. Send fo r
o u r b eau tifu lly illu s tra te d booklet tellin g all alaiu t ita w ondera in
w ord and | icture.
TH R O U G H SLEEPING CA R
Ooeratnd DAILY during the season between
Portland and West Yellowstone
SPEECH.
Don't ever commit a speech to
memory, says Representative F. W.
Dalltnger of Massachusetts. If you
do when you start to deliver it a
great fear will seize you. You can’t
have anybody prompt you, of «nurse
That would he too ridiculous. No
matter how well you know it ther>
is a chance of forgetting. And if
you forget you are lost. You will
probably not forget, will go all the
way through to the end without a
bobble. But you are so fearful that
you will that you agonize, suffer ex-
erusiatingly.
Mr. Dallinger knows. He did it
—one«,— New York But».
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by the
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
COMMENCING SATURDAY. JUNE 18, LEAVING PORTLAND 5 P.M
The
n h u tid re i.ih a n n lv c ra a ry u t
th è d c a th o f D a n te , p ro h a b ly th è
W orld'» g re s te s t poet, w lll he rele-
hrate«l all o v e r th è w orld th ln y e ar.
T h e « etim i a o n lv c rsitry o f D a n te '»
d eiith. fkJO y e a r» « g ., Is S e p te in te tr 14.
H «'rew lth I* a p h o to g ra p h le re p r.x lu c-
tlo n o f a tolsi p o r tr a it o f D a n te by
P a o la 8. A b b ate, p ro u iin e n t sc u lp to -
o f New V ork city.
L e t o u r re p re se n ta tiv e s e x p ls in th e various
to u rs w hich enable v isito rs to see th«- Yai
lo'vstone so lo m fo rta b ly and a t m inim um
c o st, also quote fa re s, p re p a re your itin e ra ry
and m ake vour re se rv a tio n s.
J H O ’N E IL L , T ra v e lin g P a ss e n g e r A gent,
w ith h e a d q u a rte rs a t 701 W ells F a rg o Build­
ing, P o rtlan d , will be glad to call personally
on any o n s w ishing to v isit Y ellow stone, and
a rra n g e all d e tails D ro Mm k card o r address
W m McMt'RKAY, G eneral P a sse n g e r A gent,
P o rtlan d , O regon