RigoWs Funeral Parlors
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. The Home of Square Dealing.
Beautifully Appointed
Frivate driveway. Superior, service. .Lowest in cost.
furnishing, tluveii and range?. t J? li,t;W"i flito..XttY 'ftc.'
Wide Range of Bargain!
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f Itoth Grocery Co., fancy and staple
jrroceries.
and
The French Shop, millinery
millinery supplier.
Imiierial Funiture ., funitures,
stoves, house furnishings, etc.
II. L. Stiff & Son, funiture, pUnos,
talking machines.
lliiren'M Funiture SCore, funiture.
carpets, etc.
O. J. s hel. nun's furnishing,
clot hlnjr, shoes. '
I. K. Fnllcrton, millinery and la
dies Phoes. .
Uk V. Will, the pioneer music
house of Salem.
. W. - JohoMtn Co., men's
clothing, hats, sLes, etc.
A. J.' Paris shoes; shoe supplies,
shoe- repairing. .
Ciale ., ifeneral merchandise.
II. miser Brothers' porting goods,
guns. ammunition, etc.
The Sa, candies, ice cream, light
lunches.
The Jry IJelle, candies. Ice cream,
light lunchesli" ,:
The iHtch .Woolen Mills made to
meamre suits and oTercoats.
Saiiijwon (ikleoit. notions, dry
goods, kitchen ware.
Watt Shit Co., sporting goods,
tires, etc.
. Illicit Theatre, motion pictures and
Taudeville.
Ye Uberty, motion pictures.
llrewer lrug Co.. drues, station-
and
photoplay
Ladios furntsh
The Store of
rej;n Thent re,
vaudev iIhoiiSe. .
I", .. hiphy Co.,
Injts. "
Wm. . 'alilsdnrf ,
Hon'Sewares.
FIU rity-Setlrm I.nmher Co.,
lumber, builders r.arrrrr paints,
oils, "eTerything: In hnilding mater
ial." Myrtle Knculaml, Sonora phono
graphs And. music.
Xeelleeiaft Sfn, . Embroidery,
NfMilfwork, etc.
Helpful Hints on Banking f
A LOST PASSBOOK
"lllHEN a Savings depositor loses his Pass
x y book he is then without a record of his
deposits and withdrawals, which is very im
portant Immediately notify the bank in such
an event and in addition to taking steps for
the protection of the depositor should anyone
else try to use the Passbook, it will issue him
a hew one. r '
The Saving Account' depositors at the United
States National Bank num
ber well over 2,000.
Mt,i,Tira,
MtedStates
OreorU J
$10lDown
and $2.00 a week buys
A BICYCLE
Lloyd EL Ramsden
221 S. High St Salem
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Hotel .
SEWARD
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POUTLAXD, OREGON '
The most homelike hotel In Port
land.' All Oregon Electric trains
ttop at the SEWARD. 5
IUte $1 and sp. With prlr&te'
: bath $10 and up. " .
W. M. Seward, lfjuiacer.
Clear Lake
CLEAR LAKE . . .Danlelas-?;N'1ir;o
A-rerort of work of the Clear. Lake
Red Cross auxiliary for the year from
January C, 1!17 to May 23. 191S.
shows the follewfn? articles have'
been conudeted: . -Flfty-sJx pairs bed
socks, ?, 13 triangular bandages, 42
pair operating legging. GO abdomin
al bandages. 2H handkerchiefs, 6
hot er bajt coTers. 45 pajama
suits, C knitted wash cloths, 1 knit
ted ouUt.
The snni of $l.r,l was trned into
headquarters for cash membership
fees, 10 was realized from an Ire
cream social. Clear Lake league do
nated $5 and $100 was realized from
a Red Cross entertainment
DurlnjE L6V year fifty-four and one
half yards of muslin and fire skeins
of yarn, besides buttons and thread
hare been donated by members of
the auxiliary. Mch credit Is jrlven
the officers for the successful year
and the auxiliary has retained them
for -th ensuing year. They are:
President. Mrs. A. M. Anderson; sec
retary. Miss Z. Painter; treasurer,
Mrs. Charlie Beckner; cutter, Mrs.
Nolan. : .
LOCAL PLANTS
GOING STRONG
Salem Kiilgs Has Time for
Some Other Things Than .
Government Orders
U01UKll OF TEA.
LONDON. April 2C. Tea is not a
food within the meaning of the Brit
ish food controller's order against
hoarding, according to a decision
handed down by ' the King's bench
dlrision of the high court of Justice.
The ca3e under review was that of
a woman-woh had been fined $230
for accumulating 122 pounds of Eng
land's favorite beverage. The con
troller's anti-hoarding order reads:
"For the purpose of! this order the
expression "artirle of food shall In
clude eveirr article which is used for
food ly man. or which ordinartly en
ter Into, the composition or prepar
ation of huruan food.'."
The- court said: "Unles tea could
be got-wtthiw-rlie wwtd 'food' it could
not come withio4he prohibition. The
SppeTladf acquired Tlry tea leaves. No
body eats tea leaves. So that what
she ate was something different from
what she boeht.xIt she had acquir
ed a drink. there would have been
ho prosecntlon. It would te straining
the order to say tbt tfie word 'food
includes tea leaTes." I
Salem's Industrial plants have all
been up to normal duilng the past
week, with prosp-eta for jTeatly In
creased activity next Week. The Sa
lem Kings dehydrating plant has
shipped out two Cars of prod net U tir
ing the weekv Somejrtiiall consign
ments of spinach . haYleen receiv
ed, but nol enough to interfere with
progress on the big government con
tiact. which will probably be com
pleted within the next thirty days.
The company Is not placing any fur
ther contracts for potatoes, having
euough on hand to finish up the con
tract for 600 tons of the finish!
product.
Both the Hunt Bros, cannery and
the Oregon Packing company plant
have been using limited forces on
gooseberries during the past week,
the latter plant using about seven
tons of fruit a day.
Both plants made a start on the
cannipg of strawberries yesterday,
which are coming very. slowly thus
far. Next week it Is expected that
the consignments will be coming in
Cast enough to employ a full force
of workers and all tjie equipment.
Cards have been mailed out to all
those who have registered request
ting them to report Tuesday for
work. Probably there will be em
ployment for every unattached wo
man and girl in the city, next week,
with the plants In full operation in
addition to the Loja and Pbez bottl
ing works. .
Children of Leslie Church
Give Programs This Week
terflies: Gipsy girls are we. solo
Gipsy girls the wood-nymphs, solo,
wood-nymphs: lost In the woods, so
lo, lost girl; the lullaby, solo, dream
land fairies; Brownies we, solo, the
Brownie . band; . flower song,, solo,
flower girls;.! am a princess, solo.
fairy princess: the owls' song, solo.
INVINCIBIT-TRIUMPHANT- MAGNIFICENT
CHAMPION RIDERS, ACROBATS vd AERIALISTS
"COLOSSUS" SPECTACULAR
EXTRAVAGANZA
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A juvenile cantata. "The Brown
ie Band." will be given by the chil
dren of Leslie Methodist church on
Monday and Tuesday nights, Jnne 10
and 11. No admission will be
charged, but a silver offering will
be taken for the benefit of thee hil
dren's fund The public Is invited
to attend, the program begining at
8:20 o'clock etch night. The pro
gram follows:
Introduction, Instrumental, piano;
opening chorus, chorus, ensemble;
the Brownies at play, march, the
Brownies; to the woods away, chor-
ii a nctmh1- tYiA fiativ tifrrfa Kllo.
Jennie; sweet hutterflles, duet, Tut-r,nJ'' 0,' Iie king and princes;
"BIRTH of the
RAINBOW"
INCLUDING 10 0 MACNXTICENTLT
COSTUMED PRETTY GIRLS ,
THE CIRCUS BEAUTIFUL
20 . PERFORMING ELEPHANTS
MILLION DOLLAR ,
MENAGERIE
-.TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY
AJUfMM . ..2:1S Nljkt I.'.-.. 9:1
Den Op Om Um tmrUmf
MONSTER STREET PARADE AT 11 A. hi
SALEM-DHE DAY ONLY THURSDAY, JUNE 13
two owls; little wee-wces, solo, the
wee-wees; ' L'm a Brownie, solo.
Brownie Dude; the fairy's lullaby,
solo, fairy queen; the .Brownie's
charm, solo, queen of forest; the
The CuLbs have given evIJcnc
that they anmuch strcner than fx
dom predicted. - More than one Ji '
Hgured that the Mitchell crew wouM
blow the minute Alexander left th
team.
In the rirst.Red fiox-White Fox
series of the reason IPtcher Joe Borfc
Third base seems to be the weak 01 lD Iurrow oaUH downed U.s
spot in the White Sox infield,, and pvhite Sox tw1tf. Joe not only held
me raampions Ftxe au Lne way,, dui
In each game he made the cllnchlci
hJL
exception of the auxUiary committe?.
Manager Rowland is having consid
erable trouble In finding a capable
guardian of the hot corner.
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EOPLE OF THE
JUNE 10, 11,12, 13;V14, 15, INCLUSIVE
Factory Demphstration Week
WORTHWEST
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Own Terms
Empress Ueiveraf .GoiilbiEaitioE
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Three Ranges in One We will
place this range in your home" v
on 30 DaysTrial
I 1 A factory-, expert will be here during this week to demonstrate this troly
I I wonderful three-fuel range. " x
It saves labor it saves fuel.
-It makes cooking, baking and roasting a real pleasure. 1
-r-It assures a warm kitchen in cold weather and a cool kitchen in warm
weather. ;r
Every Salem housewife who is interested in the conservation of food and
fuel should call at1 our stove department during this demonstration.
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-This three-fuel wonder range is the most compact (sets in a 40-inch space),
most simple, most practical and most efficient range made !
Burns coal, wood or gas at the same time or individually!.
no parts to change, nothing to remove. " .
Turn on the gas and the oven equipment automatically adjusts itself for
gas. " - s-.
Turn off the gas and the oven equip ment . automatically adjusts itself for
wood or coal.
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Self starter for gas no matches.
Self starter for coal and wood no kindling.
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A 11-PIECE PYEEX COOKINa SET WILL BE GIVEN WITH EVERY
UNIVERSAL COMBINATION RANGE SOLD DURINO DEMONSTRATION
WEEK. V :' ' - '
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A complete set of this PYEEX GLASS COOKTNG WARE, as shown'j here
will be given with each Range sold during 'this' week." The handsomesfl and " '
jn6st sanitary cooking ware made, an d a set that any woman will be 'proud
to own and use. A premium well worthy the companionship of the Range
with which it will be given. p ,
In three finishes: Blue Porcelain, Black Porcelain and Plain Black,
fully nickel-trimmed. 1
Our liberal credit will make it easy very easy for you to get
. one of these great ranges ! . N ,
E. L STIEF L& SON
446 Court St., Salemj Oregon
Phone 941
Your oW
stove range
or heater tak
en as part
payment on
the purchase
of a new one
"make your own terms"
If you hare an aeconnt hero
your pnrrhaBes will Ixs added
without additional payment.
We aar to you; it Is very eay.
Inded. for. you to furnlh your
home on our well known, liberal.
dlKBlfied credit terms.Let ns know
your home furnishing need and
we -will arranre onr widely-asel
credit aerrjre in a, wutntlly fair
and rea!6nable way you know
"YOUR CREDIT 13 SURELY
COOD HERE!"
Phone Us
Just telephone
541. If you wUU
to exchange "your,
old ran re. stove
or heater for an
EMPRESS I'M
VERSAU COM-
HIXATION
RANGE. One of
our ran re sales
men will call
and be will jclre
you Interesting'
valuable lafor-
niation.
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