160 North Liberty St.
SALEM
Phone 814
Mail Orders Given
Prompt Attention
The Day Received.
THE GOLDEN RULE
175 B U S Y
OUR TREMENDOUS BUYING POWER Benefits Cur M any Patro s.
175 BUSY STORES buying as on.' for spot cash direct from the manufacturers, thus cutting out the
micdlemen and traveline-men’s promts. enables us to m .ke you great savings.
Then
too we sell only for cash and we do not deliver, two more big reasons why w e sell so much
cheaper. W E M A K E Y O U R M O N EY G O M U C H F A R T H E R
Calico................... ...............
SJc yd
Percales............... 10c. Hie. 15c and ISc yd
DressGmguaras .............
............ 15c yd
Zephyr Ginghams..........
.......... 17c yd
Hope Muslin.................
............14c yd
Lonsdale Musliu..............
............. 15c!yd
OutinglFlannels (white)
10 *. 12*. 15c yd
OVERALLS.standard makes heavy denim 98c
Men’s Mackinaws ..... $5.90, 6.00, 7.50, 8.50
Men’s Union Suits 1.25. 1.69. 1.96. 2.98. 8.49
Men’s Suits.... 9.90. 12.50. 14.75, 16.50, 18.50
Boy’s Suits. ................. $2.98, 3.98 and 4.98
B L A N K E T S , COM FOKTS
Sheet Blankets..... $1.25, 1.49, 1.65 and 2.75
Nashua Woolnap Blankets.
$2.49, 2.69, 8.49
Wool Blonkets,........................$2.98 to $5.ilt)
Cotton Comforts.......................... 98c to $8.90
Sheets.................. 59c. 69c. 79c, 94c and 1.19
Bath Toweis,every one pood value. 10c to 69c.
S H O E S for the W H O L E E A M I L Y
Our shoe department is a great boon to you
and will rnuke you great savings.
Men's High Top Boots............. $5.50 to 8.50
Xouth’s Shoes Hi to 11................. $1.49 up.
BoyVj Shoes. I to 2...................... 2.79 to 2.98
Stuple and Fancy Indies Shoes 2$2.25 to 7.50
To appreciate the values on all our goods
you should see them.
EVERYTHING TO WEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC.
SHERiFF'S SALE GF REAL PROPERTY
The Rebekah’s tendered G. C.
Kcksman
a farewell reception
UN FORECLOSURE.
Notice is hereby given, that by vir- ^ ednesduv evening.
A large
tue o f an execution duly issued out of crowd was present and an enjoy-
the Circuit Court o f the State o f Ore- able time was had.
Mr. Eeks-
Kon, for the county of Marion, and to , n ia „ wjj| |e a v e in a few days tO
These Cool days and Chilly
Evenings remind one winter
Kimono Fabrics
5 Your attention is directed to our
exceptionally attractive showing:
% of beautiful crepes and flanneP
j* ettes in patterns particularly suit-
§ able for the making of Kimono
J* for women, misses and children.
Fox Valley Gems 3 These fabrics are of finest cotton
in rich colorings and beautiful
S designs. The cotton range in-
’jg eludes crepes and soft clinging
H fabrics. These too are in rich
J tones, both dull and brilliant and
# conventional patterns that are
f* designed especially for the mak-
S ing of Kimonos.
and the need of
Keating Stoves
You will find a large and Complete
Lins 2nd at the Right Price at
LILLY HARDWARE CO.
STAR TH EA TR E
SUNDAY
What would you do for $500 a Month?
’
See
The famous Star of Stage and Screen
FREDERICK WAROE
me directed on the I8th day o f Novcm- • ■ ..
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ber, 1017. upon a judgment and decree J'’ m
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duly rendered, entered o f record and
\ very pleasi.llt evening WU8
docketed in and by said court on fee spcnt Monday, bv the O. E. S.
29th day of September, 1917, in a cer jj
Men(ian{vdU> R ran d m atron
tarn suit then in H a iti court pendm?.
where... St ay ton State Hank, a corpo- w as f>r99*M and Spoke and a
ration, was plaintiff, »ml H. N. Hunt- i delicious lunch was served,
ley, and Emogene Huntley, his wife,
Chas. Staab and Maggie Stash l.ia wife,
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were defendant« in favor o f plaintiff
and against said defendants by which
execution 1 am commanded to sell the
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Barrett of
property in said execution and herein­
after described to pay the sum due the Salem spent Sunday evening at
plaintiff o f $1122.00 dollars with inter­ Mr. Bresslers. Mr. Burett’s have
est thereon at the rate o f 8 per cent
bought property near Jordan and
per annum from the 19tn day of July,
1915, until paid, the further sum o f have located there.
Miss H slop and Mrs. Maude
$85.75 Dollars paid as taxes by plain­
tiff, together with interest thereon a t : T ra s k sp en t S u n d a y a fte r n o o n at
the rate o f 6 per cent per annum from ' M Martin’s
the 20th day of July, 1917, and for the
. . .
Miss
Fuson Visited
visited a t J. H .
further sum of $150.00 Dollars as at-!
M
l » FuSon
torney’ s fees, tegether with the costs Johnstons Sunday.
and disbursements of said suit taxed a t !
Mr. and Mrs. B. Berringer of
$22.25 Dollars.andcost-*and expenses o f
Mehama
were callers in the val­
said execution. 1 will on Saturday the
ley
Sunday.
22nd day o f December, 1917, at the
hour o f 10 o'clock a. m. o f said day at
Mr. and Mrs. N. Allen were in
the west door o f the countv court bouse Mill City Sunday.
in Salem Marion count), Oregon, sell
Mrs. D. C. Abies called at G.
at public auction to the highest bidder
P.
Johnston’s and Mrs. Daisy
for cash in hand on the day o f sale, all j
the right, title, interest and estate, Johnston and Mrs. Abies called
which said defendants and all persons ' on Mrs. Geo. Johnston Sunday
claiming unjer them subsequent to the
evening.
Mrs. J. Berry of Hillsboro, vis­
hereinbefore men-, ited at the Schnakenberg home
in said execution ! Friday night.
“HINTON’S DOUBLE” !
A Thrilling Photoplay of High Finance
Mistaken Identity, Poverty and the Law
SATURD AY
“The Golden Chance”
In 6 Big Reels
The Golden Chance
is a play of modern
life in its various
shodes. written by
Jeanie Pherson and
produced by Cecil
B. De Mille.
“ IN BED IN BAD”
Oeo FidgPly
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W e are showing a full and complete line of
Winter Wear for Men Women and Children
W oolen underwear, hosiery, skirts, mackinaws,
gloves etc. Also u fine now line of
Heavy Winter Comforts for the Beds,
Soft,
warm, cozy Blankets, in white, gray and tan.
Prices on all lines as low as the times will allow
J J. R. Gardner’s Cash Store,
plies, tools and equipment o f every na­
LOST —18 month roan, muley Dur­
ture and kind in, upon or about each of
ham heif-r, strayei from pasture 1 1-2
the above described tracts o f lard and
miles west o f Sublimity, finder pleace
uied directly or indirectly in connection notify J. \. Smith, Aumsville 46t2
with the operation and maintenance of
LO S T—Coming 2 year old heifer,
a chair factory and dry house on said
light fawn color, marking, under hit
premises
Said sale being made subject to re- ri.d.tcar, ha-r brand 20 on right hip
Phone W. E. Chrisman, Stayton 2451
lemption aa provided by law.
Dated this 17th day o f November, 1917
FOR sli ,E One 3 1-4 half truck
W. I. NEEDHAM,
wagon, one pair farm trucks, one Jer­
Sheriff o f Marion Giunty, Oregon.
sey cow will be fresu in February. J.
By 0. D. B o w kr . Deputy.
4715 ! A. Burns, Shaw, Ore.
401 f
Also a i-Reel
Roaring Klever
Komedy
Doll’s Cash Store
and to said premises
tioned and described
as foilows, to-wit:
Commencing at a point where the
southeast corner o f the John W. Thom­
as water lot intersect* the south bound­
ary line of Section 10, in township 9
south, range 1 west o f the Willamette M on ey to Loan I H ave M ade A rra n g e ­
Meridian in Stavton, Marion county, |
ment« for loaning eastern money, j
Oregon; running thence
East 1.00
will make very low rate of inter I
'chain; thence North 1.12 chains; thence
est on highly unproved farm«. Ho-
[ West 1.00 chain to the. northeast cor­
mer H. Smith.¡room 5, McCornack
ner o f John W. Thomas water lot;
Bldg., Salem, Oregon, Phone 9f!.
thence South along the east boundary
tf.
line o f said water lot to the place of
heirinning.
FOR SALE -56 acre« Sant mm bottom
Also:
land about half in cultivation, Bevera:
All water rights and priviledges acre« can be easily cleared, halauce
for power purposes in connection there-. good timber. Four roomed house good
with or appurtenant thereto.
barn and other out buildm gR . Silo 8x24
Also:
place is fenced and crossed fenced
A right-of-way for ingress and mostly woven wire; running water in
egress to and from the above descrioed pas^ire. Near 8. P. depot and county
; premises for vehicles and pedestrians ! road, grade school, mail route,telephone
| across the Stayton Water Power Co. in house and family orchard.
Price
water ditch at the foot of Third street 3000 part cash balance, terms if desired
as now established and used in said Apply to Alfred Beal Aumaville, Ore.,
town o f Stayton, Oregon.
or Ed Beal Bakerfleld Cal.
40t4
Also:
Beginning a' a point 32 5 rods east
Found —A young hog.
Owner can
y l HO feet south o f the southwest cor- * » ve same by calling at E. E. Thayer’s
ner of the southeast quarter o f section 1 place, proving property and paying for
10, in township 9 south, range 1 west o f j this “ <•-
the Willamette Meridian in Marion
FOR SALE — Registered Berkshire
county, Oregon; running thence South
80 25 feet; thence East 88 feet; thence Boar* ready for service. Prices reason-
North 140.25 feet; thence West 28 feet; wMe* “ PP1/ Andrew F’ ery, Aums-
thence in a Southwesterly direction to v ‘ 'c-
4t 44
the place o f beginning.
FOR S A LE —Carpet Loom arid fix­
Also:
All machinery, belting, shafting, tures in good condition. Apply J. A.
water-wheels, fixtures, furnace, sup­ Lulay, Stayton, Ore.
CLASSIFIED
IN
STAR TH EA TRE
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Enjoy a cup of delicious coffee
at Doll’s Store baturJay, Nov, 24
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FOR S A LE Guineas $1.50 per pair,
apply F. X. Hettinger.
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Thanksgiving Fares
To AH Stations In
Oregon
California
and
Oregon
To all Southern Pacific StationH in Oregon
Sale dates Nov. 28 and 29. Return limit
December 3, 1917.
California
To all Southern Pacific Stations in Califor­
nia, Sale dates Nov. 24, 25. 26 and 27.
Return limit December 15, 1917.
Ask your local ageut for information
Joh-i M. Scott
GeneJal Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
LINES