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You win oe auie to get just what you want In Pearls at thi.
.tore. Pearl Necks, Pearl Rings, Lavalliers etc w
dutiful pleee. In Sheffield silver for yW'selectlon for the
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OREGON State street near
O. E. depot. Home of Artcralt
and Paramount pictures.
?Rlch Man. Poor Man," with
Marguerite Clark.
LIBERTY u I b o r t y near
State street. High class reels.
Tbeda Ilara In Du Barry.
BLIGH State .between Lib
erty and High. Mutual and
Bluebird films. Special films.
Hippodrome vaudeville.
Names Added To List .
AcCOfdine to rM-nrn. In 1 j-
' th w" registration board about
vvw mea or arart age were regist
ered in this divlsiln previous to the
registration of men under the call of
June 5. This will aa i ?
4 . ... . uautrg
tO the list, but nut nf ...in
- - kUtdl Will
be deducted the sixty-three men who
are to be sent forward June 24
Vick Tiros.
Scarcity of labor compels its to
change our present system, and af
ter June 10 our Ford Service Station
will close at 10 p. m., and open at 6
a. m. We think this will accommo
date nearly every one and will be a
saving on labor which Is needed in
all lines.
Blnhop Matt S. Hughe
Speaks) at the Scandinavian church.
South Fifteenth and Mill streets,
this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Salt Cae Straps
15c to 60c; bill folds, genuine lea
ther, 25c to $3. 50;. suit case handles
35c to 50c Shafers' Harness Store.
170 boutn commercial street.
Returnti From Sanitarium-
Mrs. YV F, Drager and son Glenn
returned recently f om St. Louis,
iwhere the son has been under treat
ment for several months for infantile
paralysis, which had seriously af
fected one of his feet, The treat
ment, received in one of the leading
sanitariums, has been successful.
With Our Complete Equipment
, Refined services and latest meth
ods of embalming, 'twill be a 'funer.
al beautiful." Webb & Clongh Co.
AUTOMOBILES
Salem Velio Co., Phone 44
Clans To Be Confirmed .
At St. Paul's Episcopal church to
day, the occasion of Bishop Walter
Taylor Sumner's annual visitation to
the church, a class of ten persons
will be confirmed. Bishop Sumner
will preach at the church at 11
o clock this forenoon and at 8
o'clock tonight. The bishop, is ac
companied by Mrs. Sumner. Mrs
Robert S. dll. wife of the rector
of St. Paul's, received in their honor
last night i ;
Demonstration of Universal Stoves
And ranges at E. L. Stiff & Son's.
this week. !
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THI NtwsTo Au Run
II Peruna II
It is not through the
printed paper or by flashes
over the wires that the
fame of Peruna is spread
most effectively. More peo
ple take Peruna because of
the advice of some satisfied
friend than for. any other
reason.
KEEP WELL
TAKE
PERUNA
It allays Inflammation of the
mucous membranes, restore the
appetite, tones up the bowels,
aid elimination and puts life and
vigor Into the entire, human sys
tem. Peruna protects the health of
the whole family.
In liquid or tablet form.
Sold everywhere. Ask your dealer
PERSONALS
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DONER To Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Do
of near aSlem. Monday, June 3,
1918, at 10:30 p. in., a son. weight
j ten pounds.
' The family lives on Route 8'. Both
mother and baby are doing well.
Colonel Mercer 111
! Col. W. G. D. Mercer, who has
been seregant-at-arms in the state
senate at several sessions of the
State legislature. Is in a serious con
dition at his 'Lane rounty home.
Colonel Mercer was rerentlv thrown
from a wagon while driving on a
public highway and received injuries
which have resulted in his illnesa.
He has many friends and acquaint
ances In Marion county.
Partake Of ood Pastry
- Baked on Universal stoves and
ran res at E. L. Stiff A Son's, all this
week.
Oregon Taxi & Baggage Co.
Phone 77
Try our Checking System on
Baggage. Claim Checks for very
parcel handled., .
Agent Completes Work-
Special Agent S.' A. Lawrence finish
ed up his work last night at 6 o'clock.
reporting the registration or thirty
three aliens, the majority of them
living in the country adpacent to
Salem. -According to the lists which
were furnished him at least eight
more persons are known who should
have appeared before the agent, it
these aliens are to secure their arm
ory permits hereafter they will be
obliged to make a trip' to Portland
and 'register before the authorities
there. ,
J laundry
QUEEN
WASHING
MACHINE
Buy One
At
Welch Electric Co.
220, N. Com.
Phone 953.
Hats Of All Kinds
For men and women, cleaned.
blocked. Panama bleached. Good
work. C. R. Ellsworth. 495 Court.
W. J. Larce llei
-r. The children's day exercises of th
First Presbyterian church will bo
held this morning at 11 o'clock. In
addition to songs and recitations by
the children. Rev. W. I Large, a
Sunday school missionary, will talk
to the children. He wll speak about
the Sunday schools he visits In the
mountains and out-of-the-way places.
Rev. Mr. Large will also preach tonight
Trade In Your OM Stove
On a new Universal and visit dem
onstration at E. L. Stiff Son's this
week.
Signature Required
No articles may be mailed to Unit
ed States troops In France unless the
sender shows the local postmaster a
written request for snch. This re
quest will not be heeded unless ac
fomnanied by the signature of the
regimental commander. An officer
mav not approve his own request for
Unrkare. The censor's o. k. does
hot suffice in any case.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Brooks, of Cars
stairs. Alta.. Canada, are visiting
with relatives in Salem.
Miss Jean Ketchnm'left yesterday
afternoon for Olymifta, Wash.
Miss Louise Lee and Miss Lydia
Elmore, teachers at the Oregon
School for the Deaf, left yesterday on
a trip to St. Louis. Mo.
George Vick. of the Valley Motor
company. Is one of a party made up
mainly of Portland citicens on a
fishing tour on the upper McKenzic
river.
Among Salem cititens In attend
ane upon the meeting of the Mystic
Shriners in Portland were Dr. O. A.
Olsen. David W. Eyre, R. A. Shaver.
Fred Lamport and William Lerchen,
Airs. M. Anaerson or Anderson
made a brief visit in Salem Saturday.
Mrs. Mildred Ebbe was among the
Dallas citizens in Salem yesterday.
John Kerber was In from Stayton
yesterday on a business errand.
Mrs. G. H. MrXeal. or Marion,
spent Saturday In Salem.
The Capitol hotel had as its guest
during the yast week J. D. Daker cf
Goble. W. F. Ricketts and wife of
Scappoose. W. R. Wine of Junction
City. W. W. Green and wife of Port
land. L. Plank and wife of Euger
all being delegates at the State
Grange.
Jack R. Strauss of Falls City, who
has' been located with Company G In
France during the last year, arrired
in the city last night and will spend
an extended furlough here. He has
been considerably broken down 'n
health, having been in the hospital
for several months previous to sail
ing for America.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wrlghtof Falls
City were among the arrivals In the
city last night.
Earl Wood, a prominent sheep
man of the Silverton district, was In
the city last night, registering at the
HliRh hotel.
Roy and Mabel Albes of Mill City
were among the arrivals in
yesterday.
Charles Wlllman, Ellis Cooley and
Joe Maddison made up a party leav
ing this morning for the upper Slletx
country with a view to bringing in
the limit of big trout They expert
to return tonight, making the round
trip, by auto.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. wniteiy or ia
Grande were among the visitors in
Salem Saturday.
W. C Woodard of Silverton stop
ped In Salem yesterday.
Rrookes Weatherlll, wno is win
the medical corps at camp iewis.
arrived last nlrht Tor a brlei visit
with friends and relatives.
llnlnum Ouick Bread
The latest In the wneat-saving ci-
fort is now on sale in baiem gro
ceries.
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UL OLKVIUL
Professional
Qualifications
Are necessary in applying glasses
for the relief of eye-strain and all
errors of vision.
Inferior and poorly fitted class
es are likely to injure the eyes.
Avoid injury to your eyes by get
ting glasses only from skilled
specialists.
My 35 years' experience in sci
entific eyesight testing is at your
disposal.
SAVE YOUR EYES
Delays in caring for the eyes
often result in untold misery. I
change your lenses for one year
free of charge if necessary.
DR. M. P. MENDELSOHN
, Fits Eyes Correctly
210-211 United States National
Bank Building
If yon value your car have it repaired at the
Highway Garage
Saxon and Elgin Six Service
1000 Sooth Commercial Street
Miss Ella Hirsch Dies
in Portland Hospital
Miss Ella E. Hirsch. daughter of
Mrs. Hdward Hirsch. died Friday in
Portlan.1 at St. Vincents hospital.
Her father, the late Edward Hirsch.
was for eiaht years state treasurer of
Oregon. Miss Hirsch was 43 years
old. She was a student aad a writ
er. The funeral will be held from
Holman's chapel at Portland, thia
morning at 10 o'clock. Interment
will be In the Deth Israel cemetery.
Oar Idea of a waste of time Is to
try to rnn away from a gun that
shoots seventy five miles. Ex
change, j
Player Piano
I have a 1750 Singer player plana
which I will sacrifice for f 5. It's
an unusual bargain a rare ODDor-
Salem ! tunlty for anyone wanting a high
graae instrument at a low price. E.
U Stiff & Son. 44S Court St.
Dandruff Cured
Miles Dandruff Remedy
teed by Ward's Drue store.
guaran-
Dandruff Cured
Miles Dandruff Remedy guaran
teed by Ward's Drug store.
Bargain Xot Only Jane
But every day is "uargain
at J. A. ratterson, 28 5 Nortn
merclal street
Day"
Corn-
Wanted
, Boy to carry Statesman.
person. '
Apply In
Don't Fall To VMt
Demonstration at ' E.
Son's this week.- -
U Stiff &
Doctor White
Diseases of Women and
Nervous Diseases
SO United States Rational Bank
Building, Salem, Oregon
Four More Itegtftfer
Pnnr more name have been added
to the list of registrants enrolled
under the recent rail: Miner E. Glea-
son. Salem; Taul Liphart. Chemawa:
John A. Mader and lxuis w inger, or
Silverton.
(Juvenile Cantata
"The nrownle Band.' Isue ai.
E. church Monday and Tuesday, 8:30
p. m. ' Admission free.
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ititf K&Imnn IH tint -
fi Sarah Goodwin a memner oi
rh" nm Poonles Home on 12th street
recently received a fiften pound Ral-
mon from Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Hall
Korr cf Rainier.. The gift was i
great surprise to Mrs. Goodwin who
was a former resident or uamier ana
a friend of lone standing of the Hall-
beres. Mr. Hallberg Is In the meat
market business ithere. Needless to
say Mrs. Goodwin was assisted ma
teriallr by the balance of the mem
bers of the home In disposing of the
salmon. l
Vim Won't MIjw the- Wheat
When yon buy Holsum quick
Bread. ' '
Player Piano '
I have a IT50 Singer piayer pianu
which I will sacrifice for $52. It's
n nnmmi ha rraln a rare oppor
tunity for anyone wanting a high
grade Instrument at a low price, n.
U Stiff & Son, 44 turt st.
Patriotic Motion tlcti
At the First Congregational church
this evening.
A Full line Of noes
Rakes, forks etc. at bottom prices.
J. A. Tatterson, 285 North Commer
cial street.
Day phone V Nlghthone
930 1 U98
LARMER TRANSFER
Efficiency Speed
.Responsibility
We will pack, move or store
your gooda and
Isractlon.
Rates. on Eastern
our specialty, j
Piano Moving and Out ot Town
r Trips.
guarantee sat-
Shlpmenti
WOOD AND COAL
457 fctate Street.
WHK5 IX SALEM, ORKGOW
, at
i BLIGH HOTEL
"A Hum Away from Home."
Strictly Modern $1.00 Pr Day
lee RM f SII4 0afrt
Only Hotel In Bualnesa District
TRACY WOOD CO.
Will supply your wants in all
kinds of wood.
16 inch Green Slabwood at
$3.00 per load.
10 load lots at $2.75 per load.
PROMPT DELIVERY
Phone 520.
Vobb & Cloueh's 1
FUNERAL PARLORS
Complete Equipment
lloderatt Prioea
INffNIHIHHNfN
WANTED, JUNK
Am All Kind f 24 Hand
Vmll Vlarkrt frirm Sprtal
Vrim paid far 5arka
t ar pie" fcfar ymm aelt
tiik rKori.Ks ji k a.u
STORK
2TI f'aaa'l . I'baa T3
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Corner Court and High ftts,
PHOyg 120 Wight or Day
I WANT SACKS AND
RAGS
I pay the highest rh "price.
IWore yoa sell, grt my prkra.
I also buy ail kind of second
hand furniture and junk.
THE CAPITAL JUNK
COMPANY
TIm Square Ieal IIoujm?.
27 1 ChemekeU St. lliono S98
1Inltt Get Hard Jolt
A. W. Peebles, a farmer living near
the city, was trying out a newly-ar-
qnlred automobile on Ferry street
yesterday afternoon, and at the same
time I. S. Hewitt was on the paving
rioine some sweenine In the line of
Peebles 'orbit. It was claimed that
Peebles tooted his horn too late Tor
Hewitt to make a qnick Jump, and
he was knocked headlong by the car.
which, however, did not pass oyr
him. Ho did not suffer anythine
worse than some severe -bruises, nut
he took the number of tne car am
reported to the police.
UnKum Ouirk Itrrail
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c tniP wheat saver mat you win
enjoy eating; it Is something new.
Dm. WTilt Walton, iMieopsua
sna n. s. Rank Bblc rnone as
Tt.lnrni From afiwn
E. A. Rhoten returned yesteraay
from a few days business trip w
Newport. He reports Newport very
iti for this time of the year and
many people are aireaay visiung mi
popular summer resort.
it..- ii.vi.nni Oalrk llreaI
in4 rcxiiM. the use of wheat, the
country needs every bushel of It.
xrion nirtnre at tne rirsi
. u . u u . - .
gregational church Is autnonxea oy
the U. S. government couimiuw
public Information.
it-i WHiH lYmn France
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Mrs. Mae Ivi has receivea ner
Tirst letter from ner son. taoja v.
ivi who. at the time of writing, had
recently arrived with Company 1. of
the Fourth engineers, at some point
In France. He tells of Baving sieni
w wak on the ocean, with tne us-
...i r. n j nr mil H mer. but at that
time wai In the best of health and
spirits. He intimates that the conn-
tnr . wtilla new IDQ OUU. wa
beautiful and Interesting. Like mot
vA .nMir ne nan a cooa ww
Ul a,ai v i" ,
to say for the Y. M. U. A. serricv.
Open House Maintained .
for Bishop Matt Hughes
Bishop Matt S. Hughes, of Port
land, spent Saturday In the city, the
guet of Rev. John Ovall. Open house
was maintained by the family and a
number of friends came In to greet
the guest. During his stay In tbe
city he delivered an address at Kim
ball college of Theology.
Bishop Hughes, who Is a speaker
of exceptional ability, will deliver
the principal address at a special
patriotic service In the Scandinavian
church this afternoon at 3 o'clock
Pastor John Ovall. Dr. It. N. Avlson
of the Methodist church and other
speakers win .take part in tbe pro
gram, which win Include excellent
special music. A feature of the oe
casion will be the unveiling and ded
Ication of a service flag, containing
eight stars.
The Scandinavian church .located
at South Fifteenth and Mill streets,
Is the only one of Its character In
this section of the state, and Its
membership Is second to none in
genuine loyalty and patriotism.
LEARN STENOTYPY
Th New Syttrm of
MACHINE SHORTHAND
The Host Wonderful Invention fat
Business Efficiency in 50 Years
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POLYTECHNIC BUSINESS n f tfW
OAKLAND. CAL.
If Vnil U'lUlM
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An "Athlete" go to tne r iri con
gregational church this morning anu
hear about It.
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50o and 65c Wide snaaes. an
rnlnr. 7e to JZ. J. A. r.Uerwn.
28 S North Commercial street.
D. H. MOSHER
HIGH CLASS
LADIES'
TAILORING
474 Court SL
'Ttw Ilnmnlf lUml"
Twenty nnmbera on jnvenue can
tata program Monnay ana
R!2rt i. m. Leslie M. E. cnurcn.
Admission free.
HUTCHASON'S
rxsrn.xcE story
Kisblh InMallment.
Hello! Why, how are you? Y'i
baveVt be"ii in this trwn for ovr
ten vearn. bare you? "No. I went
away years aro and just returned to
day." "Well. Jim. I'm clad to sv?
you," said the old icsidentcr. whose
name was (lack.
"Clark, I am looking for Mrs.
Her husband was the cashier of the
bank when he died." "What. do yoi
want to iee her for. Jioi?" ask d
Clark. "I was told that she was
roiuuelled to work to support ber
family' said Jim. "Well. Mr. 'a
affairs were- involved when he died
and when they were finally settled
n phis wlf? was left with practically
no income." "Hidn't he earry Insur
ance?" "No he tlMMigtit that he
didn't need it." '
I.f YOU haven't adequate protec
tion, call at the
MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE
S71 STATE ST.
J. F. HCTCHASO.V, Dial. Hgr.
I rH ration for 1918
rnr ih nurnoeo of trying to mae
the Irrigation service more saiinar
tory the city will be dividedJnto two
districts so that eacn aisirici wm
get the full service of tbe plant upon
the day It Irrigates.
The plan Is to navo tne nous
vhirh Hear v(-n numbers on III'
streets ' Irrigate only on Monday.
Wednesday. Friday and Sunday, and
the houses which bear odd numbers
on Iho streets irrigate only on Tue:
day. Thursday. Saturday and Sunday
This plan will permit every house io
i nitrate four days out of eacn weeK,
The purpose of the Water Com
pany-In lurnisntng water ror irrica-
tion Is uot to furnish all the water a
Demon ran run through tbe hose in
the six Irritation hours every day.
but to furnish nonph water to keep
the lawn in condition. To u more
than enouKh Is a waste. c win
pump the usual amount of water and
hope to furnish it more satisfactorily.
Salem Water Light . Tower Co.
A Private II
In all of lis apopintments is what
we offer for the use of our patrons,
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Terwilliger.
Funeral Directors, 770 Chciuekcta
St. Phone 72 4.
You cannot be too care
ful about tbe kind of med
icine you take. Old, im
pure drugs will poison
the blood; but our pure,
fresh drugs will have the
good effect your doctor
desires. It is false econ
omy to buy adulterated
drugs. There's no dan
ger of getting that kind
when you come to us. No
matter who writes your
prescriptions, bring them
to us to get them filled.
Come to OUR Drug Store
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
135 N. Commercial St.
THE SALEM
HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS
DIRECTED BY MISS MYERS,
PRESENT THEIR
Second Annual Concert
AT THE
ARMORY
WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 8 P. M.
ADMISSION 15 CENTS
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WHY POOR HEALTH
There's a Reason -And
The Chiropractor Will
Tell You
. What That Reason Is.
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Dr. O. L. SCOTT,
CIIIROPRACTIC-6PTVOLOGIST
Rooms 400-7-. U. 8. National Dank Handing. .
Office Phone 87.' . " Resides Phooo 82SR.
Conserve
Food
By .Using
ICE
Delirertd
25 lbs to 100 lbs
70c per 100
500 lb. Conpoa
Book 3.t0
300 lb. Coupon
Book $3X0
200 lb. Coupon
Book $2.00
SALEM ICE CO.
PHONE 415
Screen Him or Trap Him!
SCREENS
All widths 18 In to 3 in. galva
nized, sq. ft. 4o
Black Wire, sq. ft.. . 3c
Adjustable Window Screens, each
40c to 75c
Fly Swatters, each 10c
Fly Traps, each. . 15c
Garbage Cans, galvanised, with.
covers, all sizes $2 to $6
; Salem
Hardware
Company
120 N. Commercial St.
Salem.