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Biggest of Graduating Classes
The Annual Price Reducing Event
Bargain Day-
July 1st
T he U niversity i>f C alifornia g rad u ated the larg est cla ss lu th e w orld
th is y e a r— 10.11. T he ph o to g rap h show s the procession of g ra d u a te s aud. at
th e left, L)r. D avid P. B arrow s, presid en t of th e u niversity.
BUENA VISTA
I. EL Lucas has bought a Ford
car.
Frank Cole, wife and daugh­
ter, and Miss Hathaway of Cor­
vallis spent Sunday with his sis­
ter, Mrs. R. E. Prather, and
family.
Mrs. Marion Thompson and
daughters of Suver attended
Sunday school here Sunday.
Mrs. Moore Getty who has
been confined to her bed since
laat October, is very low at the
preaent writing.
R. Pettersonand Mr. Moe were
hauling lumber from Airlie last
week.
Bill Scott of Independence
bought a Her ford bull from Ed
Prather last week.
Gilbert Loy left last week for
Camp Lewis where he is train­
ing with the O. N. G. and Al­
fred ha; charge of a testing club
at Corvallis.
Harley Prather, wife and son,
Claire, were visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Black, at Inde­
pendence Sunday.
Miss Spaulding of Salem spent
the weekend at the Ed Lichty
home.
N. C. Anderson, wife and
mother and Jess Tann and wife
motored to Sulphur Springs Sun­
day afternoon.
The program given by the
Sunday school Sunday was well
rendered and a good sized audi­
ence attended.
Addie Gobat, who was the
guest of her cousin last week,
returned to her home Sunday.
Ed Lichty went to Salem Mon­
day to consult a doctor in re­
gards to one of his fingers. It
has been giving him trouble for
some time.
Don’t Miss the Special Offerings That
W e Will Have for You.
this week.
Messrs. Hammer and McClain
of the Blain Clothing Co. of Al­
bany, were Buena callers on
Wednesday.
Jim Nash of Salem came up
Saturday and took his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Nash, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jes9 Tann to Ore­
gon City Sunday.
G. E. Harmon and wife re­
turned home Saturday from Ne-
tarts bay. They report having a
good time, plenty of clams and j
fish.
Tom Roberts of Salem is work
ing for Mr. Lichty.
It is an event that we have planned for weeks. These
special values of nothing: but quality merchandise should not g^>
unheeded by any man or boy needing: clothing: or furnishings.
hundreds of men are going to profit by this event.
fail to be among them.
S alem W oolen M ills S tore
HONORED BY FRANCE
C . P . BISHOP, P r o p .
S a l e m,
come. Prayer meeting and Bible
study on Wednesday evening at
7;30.
Ladies Aid meets on
Preaching services next Sun­ Thursday afternoon each week
day, June 26th, as follows: Sun­ in the church parlors. W. F. M.
day school 10 a. m.; preaching S. meeting on Friday, July lBt.
service 11 a. m.; Epworth Lea-^
gue 7 p. m.; preaching service 8 ,
Baptist Church
p. m. The subject for the morn-' Rev. H. L. Proppe returned
ing service is of vital interest to this week from Portland where
the members of the church, and he preached in Bethany Baptist
all interested in church work. It church. He will occupy his own
is hoped that all the members pulpit both morning and even­
who can will be present at the ing. Our Sunday school meets
morning service. Strangers in at 10 a. m. Mr. A. Justin, supt.
the city will find a cordial wel­ You are welcome. Come.
M. E. Church
Beforv Milling for F rance. M. Kene
V lvianl, envoy e x tra o rd in a ry of th e
F re n c h governm ent, co nferred upon
M I s b Belle Da C osta flreene, custodian
of th e J. I’lerpont M organ p riv a te li­
b ra ry In New York, th e gold palm of
officer of (ftil.llc In stru ctio n , In rec­
ognition of services ren d ered
to
F ren ch a rt and cu ltu re.
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B ecause th e ir mea t is first-c la ss, and
the price* a re as f oliow s:
lb
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$ 1 .0 0
20c
22 Jc
25c
• 12,C
B«ef Bolls, lb
. 10c
Pork Chops, lb
20c
Pork St«sk, lb
.
171c
fresh Side M ut, lb
. 1 9 c
Bscon, ft
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3 0 c ssd 39c
We pay cash for Eggs, sad sell good Creamery Butter
Phone 1 3 1 1
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SNORT STORIES OF
TOWN AND COUNTRY
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Why not have a spic and span
house? A Thor Electric Vacuum
Cleaner will do the work. Ham­
ilton’s Furniture Store, Salem.
Oak wood $8 delivered.
son & Wood.
Dick­
Mr. and Mra. Harvey Douglas,
l-4t Miss Cora Douglas, Lewis and
Aileen Douglas are house guests
of
the 0 .‘ A. Kreamers. Mrs.
All the trimmed hats must be
sold by July 1st, at Alpha Baa- Douglas is a sister of Mrs.
cue’s millinery parlors.
Kreamer.
Independence captured a game
Mrs. Ellen Davis baa returned
from Falls City Sunday by a I from PoFttafed where ahe has
seore of 8-3.
been Visiting her father.
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Bungalow
Aprons
At the C Street Meat Market. J
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FARMS AND ACREAGE WANTED
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The Home of Oregon Virgin Wool Products |----------
For real service and results list
your property with us. We have
six salesmen with machines. We
inspect and photograph your prop­
erty and advertise extensively, and
Edna South and children of have a demand for property at all
Independence are visiting at the times. Fred W. German Co., 732
Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Port­
home of their uncle, Perry Wells, land, Oregon.
4-3
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Bcaod StMk. Ik
Strtotn, T Boo«,
Boot Veal, lb
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Prop.
Another new shipment received today of
these famous “Chic” Bungalow Aprons.
They are made of light or dark colored
percales or ginghams featuring a separate
style collar in nearly all models. You’ll
like them so well and we have priced
them so reasonably that the average
woman will buy two or three.
98c, $1.25, $1.49,
$1.75, $1.98
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But when we open again we expect to
have one of the classiest Ready-io-Wear and
Shot Stores in the country.
Our opening date will be announced
later.
Our Prices Always the Lowest
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Gale & Company
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Commercial and Court Streets, Salem
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Big changes are taking place in our
store this week. We are Remodeling, and
installing new Fixtures. This necessitates
closing the store nearly all week.
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VALITON’S
415 Statt St.
SALEM, ORE.
114 Libtrty