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Presidency of Normal
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William Farnum
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The sequel to “ The Riders of the Purple Sage”
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Eugene. July 26—Questioned
; as to the rumor connecting him
! with the presidency of the State
; Normal School. E. F. Carlton,
i superintendent of schools here,
stated that he is not a candidate
for the position, and that he
does not wish his name to be
considered
by the regents,
thoug realizing that the place
in the state institution has many
attractive features.
Reminders
Mr. and
Mrs. Dole
Pomeroy
Eugene this
were here from
week.
Many are attending Bishop’ *
Sale in Salem and saving money.
Read the ad in this issue.
Dr. A. C. Ha .son made a busi
ness trip to Salem Tuesday.
Mra. B. F. Swope and daugh­
ter, Miss Bessie, were Salem
visitors Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Lorence, who has
been studying music in New
York, is at the home of her
mother, Mrs. C Lorence.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord God­
frey, little Miss Godfrey and Mr
Godfrey’s father from Oregon
City are enjoying their annual
vacation this week.
Mrs.
Margaret Jern
and
daughter, who have been visit­
ing at the J. W. Morgan home,
have returned to their home in
Mount Morris, ill.
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LENSES DUPLICATED
Dr. C.B. O ’Neill
OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN
Bu*h Bank B!df.
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Salem, Oregon
$1.48
ami most com plete stock of Misst-s’
ami W om en ’ s O uting Apparel in
Salem. E verything needed for tlial
trip: Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skins,
S h u ts, Middies, k n e e Breeches, Hats,
Qi
ulOOMBiS
$1.48
Hats, 25c
l. ggina,etc.,away below actual values
59c
25c
' Voile Waists
Skirts, $3.75
Petticoats
$1.23
$2.50
Smocks, 75c
Bloomers, $1,69
Portland Cloak & Suit G
75c
J U S T IC E
O.O-o.
L O V E ’S P R O O F
She: Can you give me a proof of
your love?
Me (kleein g h e r ):
W e ll, th e re ’ s
an Im p rin t on it.
Unknown
M ineral.
A new mineral of the New- Sooth
Wales coal fields, mentioned by a cor­
respondent of the Chemical Trade
Journal under the names o f flbrofer
rite and muUlde. has been both arous
ing great expectations and by spoil
taneous combustion causing much
trouble In the mines. tJreat uuuntl
ties are said to exist, estimates o f Its
value differing widely. Chemical In­
vestigation seems to suggest that It
may yield u valuable supply of dyes
and other products now imported, and
one mine manager considers It even
fnore valuable than coni.
Ring Shaped lubes
Will not pinch like other tubes that
Come in and see the difference.
Let as go over your motor car before you make that
trip this summer and you will not have to worry
about your car while you are on your outing.
EXPERT MACHINE WORK AND MOTOR CAR,
TRUCK AND TRACTOR OVERHAULING
Sunoco fV.otor Oil—the Oil that is different.
Tow ing-Day or Night
Yours for Service
Halladay & Justin
A u to m o tiv e
Middies
Big lot of navy serge
New White Jean and
Ideal Outfit for Misses’ and
Bloomers. Various sizes. T h e
Galatea W a s h Middiet.
$2.50 and $3.00 va ues.
W o m e n s Outing W e a r .
Soma with Navy or Red
Clean Sweep Sale Price —
C la a n Swaep
< Hirti is conceded to be Di«t largest collars.
Sale Price—
79c
Michelin
art straight.
Khaki Outing Togs
Serge Bloomers
Salmon c o l o r C r e p e
Land at the Independence
Bloomers. Bought to sell Ki a k i S u i t s , special.........
S 4 .7 5
Trimmed and Sailor Hats,
Realty Co.; you may find your
at $1 25.
Clean Sweep Khaki G oa's, full le n g t h ............ 4 . 5 0 About 15 in the lot. Clean
Mrs. Irvin Baun and 1. Clap-
Sal# Price
Swaep Sala Price -
home there.
Khaki Short Coat«, special ..... 2 . 9 8
gett made a business trip to
K haki Sk rta, all sizes, special 3 . 5 0
“ Good-bye Everybody” ; I’ ve
Salem last Friday.
Khaki C overalls, all sizes,
“ 3 25
been to the Craven Hardware
Khaki
('overalls
(sleev
eless)“
2 .4 8
Co. and now I’ m ready for that
Kl aki Dresses (on e piece) ** 3 . 9 5
H. L. Stiff of Salem is selling
camping trip.
K haki Middies, all sizes, special 2 .5 0
camp stoves, stools, tents, etc.,
K
haki Breeches, full cut, special 3 . 4 8
About
10
dozen
new
and
Get
your
Ford
in
good
repair
at a big sacrifice.
Gabardine, Poplin and a
pretty Waiata.
S o m e K haki O uting Hats, sp ecia l....... 1 .2 5 few Taffeta Silk Skirts.
for that vacation trip.
Pre war
trimmed with lace. Clean K haki Leggins, button style
Clean
1 .4 8 Values to $5.50.
prices on work at the Stewart
Sweep Sale Price—
Sweap Sale Price—
W. A. Tuney, the new butcher
! Motor Go.
Aprons and House Dresses
at the City Market, is domiciled
Broken lines and discontinued nuut I
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0. A. Kreamer will suit you in
at the Will Mattison home.
b
m
s
in
pretty
G
ingham
and
C
h
a
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a suitable suit. New ones just
brav House Dresses.
Many offered at
arrived.
halt
price
and
less.
Plain colors, C yfQ otore
t 1) (»0
The annual “ stunt” program
Plaids,
Stripes
and
Checks.
Sizes
To
get
all
the
enjoyment
out
Great variety o f Cotton
given by the various student
Petticoats, p r i n c i p a l l y 18 to 46.
| Shetland Wool Sweaters.
of
life,
buy
your
m
eats'
at
the
groups of the Monmouth sum­
plain colors. Values up to G ingham H ouse Dresses, special $ 2 . 9 8 Formerly told up to $6.00.
City
Meat
Market.
mer schcol will be held in the
$2.25. Clean Sweep Sale
G ingham House D resses,special 2 .4 8 Clean Sweep Sale Pric
P ri.e —
chapel on Wednesday «evening,
When you buy groceries, get
Percale and Uhambray Aprons.. 1 .9 8
August 3, at 8:15. A flag will satisfaction both in quality and
P,->cale and Uhambray A prons 1 .4 8
Percale and Uham bray Aprons 1 .1 5
be awarded the winning group price at the J. G. McIntosh Gro­
And a Special G roup of Cover
on the following Friday at the cery.
«11 Percale and Cham bray
last chapel exercises of the ses­
Don’ t spoil that vacation trip
Aprons. Various sty lea and
sion. Rivalry between the groups by not
colors.
Clean Sweep Sale
equipping your car
Broken lints in Smocks
Big lot of black Sateen
in this contest is very keen and with Michelin tubes. Buy them
and Middies. Various colors
Price ............................................ 3 0 0 Bloomers. Formerly aold
and sizes.
Values up to
clever stunts are being prepared. from Halladay & lustin.
for $2.50.
Clean Swaep
$1.75.
Clean Sweep Sale
The flag was won last year by
Sale
Pric
Price—
Fires may come and fires may
the group from E istern Oregon.
Salem, O r e g o a
go, but O’ Donnell still fixes
The public is welcome to th is
SaUm’s Greatest Women's Apparel Store
tires:
program.
Get acquainted with the beau­
ties of the country in a Lexing­
ton or a Dodge. For sale by the FOOTHILLS OF RARE BEAUTY
Sayles Motor Car Co.
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I hills of the San Bernardino range
O bserver Aeserte T h a t Those Along have only warmth of hue, but this
the C a lifo rn ia Coast Are U n­
warmth is wonderfully delicate In
surpassed in the W orld.
N ew
! GLASSES FITTED
Where Great Bargains Prevail
brepe
iiM m iM M M ifliH M iw iiuiiM m im w 'ianiaiiin iiaiiiaH iajiM iaiitaiiiaiiiauaii*
Word Butler made a business
trip to Newport last week end.
318 Court St.,'Salem, Or.
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OUR MU81C MAKES GOOD PICTURES BETTER
SHORT STORIES OF
TOWN AND COUNTRY
CLEAN SWEEP SALE
M a c h in is ts
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
AND
THE
JUDG E.
I w onder how th* ju d g e can learn
T o hold the balance tlcm and stra ig h t;
He must be solem n, stron g and stern
In orderin g the sin ner’s fa te;
H e m ust not look beyond the m ask
O f sullenness the culprit w ears:
T h e Judge’s Is a heavy task,
F o r sym path y spreads m any snares.
I w atch a little boy at play.
I hear him sin g hie little son g:
H is though t is pure, his spirit gay,
He has not learned that w ron g Is wrongr
H ow Innocent his pleasures a r e !
H is rosy ch eek s 1 fon d ly pat.
And toss him high and awing him fa r—
T he crim inal w as on ce like that.
; T he Judge m ust w ear a solem n frow n .
And let hla w ords like lashes stin g ;'
I H e sees the cu lp rit sh rinking dow n,
A hated and d egraded thing;
j I f I were Judge I'd be too mild,
I 1 fear. In finding punishm ent,
i Or I ’ d be thinking o f the child
T hat once w as glad and Innocent,
i —B y 8. K K iser, In O ood H ousekeeping.
DENTISTRY
IN
OLD
SIDON
Proof T h a t A n cie n t* Had V ary Much
Mora Than a Crude Knowledge
of T h e ir W o rk.
Almost exactly the same things the
modern dentist does were done no less
than 25 centuries ago.
Excavations
at a Phoenician necropolis at Sldon
shows that the early nobles were con­
cerned about their teeth as much as
tlielr present-day brothers.
Almost
perfect
specimens
of
’’bridge” work, done by means of tine
gold wires, have l>een unearthed. The
teeth are well preserved, despite the
fact that - bones found in the same
tombs have crumbled away.
Although the Idea Is carried out
crudely, the "bridge” was effected In
the mouth o f a noble which proved
unusually effective, according to In­
vestigations. The difference, say the
Investigators, between ancient and the
present-day
methods
of
forming
“bridges" Is that now artlfldAl teetr
are substituted, while In the Fourth
and Fifth centuries before Christ mo­
lars many times were taken forcibly
from persons In humble station In life
to replenish the decayed teeth of
nobles.
Suicide’« Body Long Undiscovered.
Disappearing after killing another
man In a Ht of jeaiousy two years ago,
a young man In Amberoan. near Tou­
louse. France, was discovered dead
In a garret by bis father. The body
had been hanging from a nail la
the garret of a farm house that bad
been untenanted from about the time
of the crime
$1.69
In beauty of form and color the
foothills lying along the California
coast from San Francisco to San
Diego are quite the equal of any in
the world. They are made up of
loose granite, are sparsely covered
with short growths, and have been
rounded by winds and rain until
they are as smooth as the Scotch
hills. In the afternoon light they
take up hues of heliotrope as a body
color and upon this are oftAi
blended olive shades of live-oak and
sveamore— the whole (fattened in a
decorative pattern like tapestry. At
Santa Barbara these hills come
down to the blue waters of the
Pacific with a strange mingling of
j waivn and cool colors that is never-
I theless harmonious and supremely
beautiful. Farther south and back
| from the coast the bare, desert foot­
rose-reds, opals, lilacs, terra-cottas,
| and air blues. There is no moun­
tain color like that seen in and
j about the desert ranges.— John C.
, Van Dvke.
Our Glisses (it your eyes
Our bills (it your pune
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HARTMAN BROS.
Because of the constructional
Jeweler« and Opboaat
conditions attending submarine de­
SALEM. ORE.
sign, according to Admiral Sir H.
Bacon, a craft which navigates be­
low water loses a large per cent of
its surface fighting efficiency. Ton FARMS AND AGBEAOE WANTED
for ton, the fighting and scouting
efficiency of a submersible craft of
whatever size is only about 15 per
cent of that of the surface vessel.
Sir George Owens Thurston, naval
director of Vickers, Ltd., gives
figures to show that a submarine
of 5,400 tons, having a surface
speed of 30 knots, could mount an
Armament of only one 5.5-inch and
one three-inch gun.
For real service end results list
your property with us. We have
six salesmen with machines. We
inspect and photograph your prop­
erty and advertise extensively, and
have a demand for property at all
times. Fred W. German Go., 732
Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Port­
land, Oregon.
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A N N O U N C IN G '
20 Per Cent Reduction
In Labor Charges
On all Ford Schedule Operations and Repairs
Putting Our Shop on a Pre-W ar Basis
This has been made possible by the installation of the most
modern labor saving machinery, especially designed tor bord and
Fordson repair.
All work will be guaranteed.
You can’t afford to go else­
where. Drive in for consultation. We will diagnose the trouble
free of charge.
Yours for Service.
Stewart Motor Co.
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