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Byrv,. .:.vtuWui our enure jlne. Ste the feature
display of one dollar articles. in our Liberty street window Sat
orday, June fifteenth only. , bal
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
w JF;WELER ASD OPTICIANS
W. -W. Crr Mote mm l.brt J Street-.
SAI.KSI, ORKUOJt "
Ticket To Berlin j
CITY
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OREGON State street near
O. E. depot. Home of Artcraft
and P & r 9 m n ii n I "!......
ErWithln the Cup," featuring
Bessie Barriscale.
LIBERTY Liberty near
State street. High class reels.
Madame Petrorva in "Daughter
of Destiny."
BLIGH State
erty and High,
Bluebird films.
Musical comedy.
between Lib
Mutual and
Special films'.
Elks Attention-. . 1
All Elks are requested to meet at
the club rom Friday evening at 730
o'cock to assist In the Flag Day pro
gram. Mantle Funeral Today
The funeral of the late Ferdinand
Mantle who died Sunday, will be
held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at
tihe Pratum Mennonite church.
Burial will be in the Mennonite cem
etery. Ice Oram Will Be Served
By the V. Rj C. as a benefit for
the Red Cross, at the Willson park
band concert. .
1-r- ...
Will Elect I triors 'Z-.; k-
Directors for the coming year will
be elected by. the civic and the agri
cultural departments of the Salem
Commercial club at meetings to be
held at fl o'clock this , afternoon.
They will Succeed Dr,B. L. Steeves
and L. J, Qhapin respectively.
Dance . Mook Hall . , .
Come early. Saturday night.
Two More Candidates 1 "
V Rer. H. E. Pemberton, pastor of j
the South Sale mFriends Church. I
and A. F; Marcus, are announced as
candidates for' the Salem . school
board, and petitions in their behalf
were If lied yesterday with W. H.
Burghardt, Jr., clerk of the board.
The advent of these two latest can
didates nito . the race brings four
men Into the contest for toe election
June 17. The other two candidates
are H. O. White and Chauncey
Bishop.
"Two In One" Shoe Polish 10c
Shoe soles 25c to 759 pair; heels
10c and 15c pair; heel plates 5c pair;
shoe nails, tacks, strings, etc.
Shafer.'s Harness Store., 170 South
Commercial street.
AUTOMOBILES
Salem
Velle Co., Phone 44.
Oregon Taxi & Baggage Co.
Phone 77
' Try our Checking System on
Baggage. Claim Cnecks for every
parcel handled.
LAUNDRY
QUEEN
V7ASHTN0
MACHINE
Buy One
! At
Welch Electric Co.
220 N. Com.
Phone 952.
Doctor White
Diseases of Women and
Nerrons Diseases
KOI United States National Bank
Building, Salem. Oregon
Day phone
930
Night phone
is98 :
LARMER - TRANSFER
Efficiency Speed
Responsibility
We will pack, move or store
. your goods and guarantee fit
lsf action.
5 Rates on Eastern Shipment
our gpeclalty.
Piano Moving and Out of Town
Tripe. , - -
WOOD AND COAL
437 State Street.
ional Values
wj S. 8. Bay Them
NEWS
Will Walk toPorUaml
Six Gamma Phi Beta girls of the
UnWersity of Oregon will walk from
Eugene to. Portland following com
mencement at the university. June
They will be chaperoned by
Mrs. Emma Wooton Hall, a member
of the graduating class. They ex
pect to reach Salem about the mid
dle of next week.
Hefeum Quirk Bread
The latest in the wheat-savins ef
fort is now on sal in Salem gro
ceries. Hnlbard Ttov llrow
Luke Mel7in Dimick, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Dimick of Hub
bard, lost his life by drowning in
Pudding river. It is said that he
got into water that was beyond his
depth while swimming and that com
panions were unable to help him.
He was 16 years old.
Newsboys -5-
Canvas bags $1.65. Teamsters and
auto truck aprons $1.25 to $1.75.
Shafer's Harness Store, 170 South
commercial street,
Card of Thanks
I wish to thank our friends for the
kindness and sympathy shown dur
ing the loss of my beloved; brother,
Loren L. Sargent, also' for the beau
tiful floral bfferings. i
Mrs. Frank Cawrse.
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Bifc Benefit Dance T5
At Macleay, Saturday nlght.
Ilarfield's Bicycle Taken
Two boys who escaped from the
state training school Wednesday
night are believed to have taken a
bicycle belonging to R. C. Barfleld,
wire chief for the Pacific Telephone
& Telegraph company, which he had
left on his premises at 425 South
Twenty-third street. The bicycle
was found yesterday morning. ' The
boys have not yet been returned to
the school. ; "' ' ; '
Player Piano ,
I have a Singer player piano
which' I will sacrifice for $562. Its
an unusual bargain rare oppor
tunity for ' anyone wanting, a high
grade Instrument at a low price, r
L. Stiff & Son. 446 r-urt St.
Start the Rammer PU?ht
... . Tlnalnaaa
By enrolling av wpiwi
College for some useful business stu
dies. Thev may be made to pay ex
cellent dividends. There are places
for all who are thoroughly compet
ent to do office work. Those who
want the best training .auena "'-
school. Open all summer. New class
in shorthand next Monday. -
Bargain Day Specials
At Hamilton's Furniture Store.
WECI 19 IALEM, ORKGOJf
at
BLIGH HOTEL
"A Howe Away from Hotn."
Strictly Modem l-e Pr Dy
- J0 Ra ( Sail C.-frt
Only Hotel In Busta District
PCRK FOOD . GROCERY
Groceries. Soft Drinks and Can
dles. Our store Is kept cool by
electric fans. Our drinks are- al
ways on lee. We keep different
flavors of Ice cream, and the best
which la the Weatherly. We can
supply you with everything In the
grocery line. Fresh fruit always
on hand. Butter, milk, cream ami
anything you may want for the
home. Give us a trial.
PURE FOOD GROCERY
345 ralM St. Fea
a. p. Ticket Office la fc Mfwm
TRACY WOOD CO.
Will gnpply 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 620.
I WANTED, JUNK t
Am4 All Klaaa f 24 U
Kail Market PrifM 9pUI
I'rtcea ala far Sarfca
Ct Mr Brf bafare vaa aatl
THE FKOPLES JI XK U
MAX U STORK
271 Tt. Cmmtt St. rhM 734
I WANT SACKS AND
RAGS
T pay the highest cash price.
Before you aeJL get my prices.
I also buy all kind of second-!
band furniture and junk.
THE CAPITAL JUNK
COMPANY
The Square Deal nouse.
BORN
WILLIAMS To Mr. and Mrs. Tho
mas L. Williams at the Salem hos-
... Pital. Thursday. June 13. '191 a
daughter, weight eight pounds '
Mr. Williams was formerly with
the Ladd & Bush bank.
DIED
AMOS. At the residence of Walter
Reynolds near Rosedale. Thursday.
June 13. 118. Mrs. Mary Amos.
who was 58 years old.
The funeral wll be held from the
Reynolds home this morning at 10
o'clock. Durial will be In the
Friends cemetery, near Rosedale.
Licensee Granted
Marriage licenses were Issued yes
terday to the following; William R.
Hicks, of Forest Grove, and M.'ss
Jennie, Burt of Salem: to Henry C.
Gregp of Nehalem and Dora EHia
eth Gray; Salem.
Got to Stockton
Charles J. Williamson, who has
been on the faculty of the Salem
high school for more than two years,
and who for the last year has had
tbe tiaining'of the bih school cadet
corps will have similar work in a
high school at Stocktoa. Calif., next
year. His duties will begin Septem
ber 16. buflfrior to tht time he is
required to take a eonrre of Instruc
tion at the Presidio at San Fran
cisco. All Dishes and Crockery
At special discount on Bargain
day. Hamilton's Furnltniv Store.
At the Court House
Complaint filed 1n the ease of
Jong Foo. a. Chtnaman. against
Nathan Sohn. suit to recover rr.e sum
Of $2000 on hop contract. Motion
filed by plaintiff for dismissal or
case of Edith M. Franklin against
Lee Franklin. Inventory and ap
praisement in the estate, of Ell War
ren, deceased. Report ot sale cf
rearproperty In the estate of Avery
WInslow. deceased. Order Issued
appointing Lillian Cannon guardian
of Lillian Dixon, a minor child.
Don't Fall To Visit
Demonstration at E. I Stlf f
Son's this week.
c.tnnlar Rveninf. Jane 13
Polk Comunity auxiliary will give
strawberry fete at Kimball's hill.
Program, 8 p. m. Autos will be wait
ing at the west end of the bridge
from T to 8 o'clock. Entire proceeds
go to Red Cross.
t-.i Tn rnhf nlil Ktnve i
On a new Universal and visit dem
onstration at E. L. SUff Son's this
week.
... .,.kr
fit TlAnfwn Reunion- -
wn iw hM on the.oJhn Hunt
farm' -fa the Waldo hills. 16 .mites
east or Salem, on Saturday. June 22.
Walter Tooxe will be the main speak
er of the day. Everybody Invited
and a good time Insured to au.
A true wheat saver that you will
enjoy eating; n is lomeiumi uc.
-.. -iv.ll War Tm Pot
Regular 5c values 63c Hamil
ton's Furniture btore.
And reduce the nse of wheat, tne
a a
country needs every ousnei oi u
"
At. 10 per cent discount on oargaiu
day. Hamtuton's turnnure a
Automobile used for Red Cross
campaign only. Will be sold at big
reduction, can z tor miBruinwu.
jrT THE
HOTEL
FOR YOU"
COVRTKST. Cmfft. aa-llk
taber at M4nl
CMrallr late. Cvt f
all earliae.
ULE.VX B. HITE. Mar.
WASHIXGTOX AT TWELFTH
VrUmm. Orraa
FARMERS'
AUCTION SALE "
WOODRY'S
AUCTION MARKET
Cor. Ferry & Liberty Slf.
EVERY SATURDAY
10:30 a. m.
1 Mare 0 yrs. old wt. 1 lOO lbs
12 Fine Pi 1 w eek old.
1 Gelding 7 years, old, wt.
llOOlbs.
1 ltoerinjr Hay Bake
1 McCorrnick Slower .
, 1 Oliver Chilled Plow Xo. 40
1 Two-section Iver Harrow
1 Orchanl Disk Harrow
. 1 Ie Iaval Cream Separator
" 2 Iron Pnmns
2 Logging Chains
1 Lawn Mower
1 Two-horse Corn Cultivator
1 Three-inch Wagon
2 Top Buggies
1 Fifty-gallon Barrel
Hay Fork Hope, good an new
i 1 Set Heavy llarnem
f 1 nearly new Singl-j Ilarneaa
Tools of all kinds.
1:30 p.m.
Household Funiture including
Men's Underwear. Shirts, Coats,
Lady's Shoes, Hats, etc. I plunh
Lounge,. 1. organ extension
table, rugs, rrarhophone and
records,. Dining Chairs, Bed
Springs and Mattresses, Biryo
k. Auto Tires, Baby Carriage,
etc.'
F. N. W00DRY
Toe Auctioneer
Phone 510 or Sll
Bargain. Day
We will sell all ready-made lace
curtains at 10 per cent discount. A
fine line of net and marquisette cur
tains. Hamilton's Furniture Store.
Demonstration of Universal Stove
And ranges at E. L. stirt & Son's,
this week.
Trunks Bag am Suit ae
At bargain day prices at Hamil
ton's Furniture Store.
You Won't Mis the Wheat
When you buy Holsum Quick
Bread.
Rave. Wheat Flour
By using our patent dry paste.
Buren's Furniture Store, 179 Com
mercial street.
Partake Of Good Pa try
Baked on Universal stoves and
ranges at II L Stiff A Son's, all this
week.
Five Cent and Upward
For wall paper remnants. Buren's
Furnitme Store.
Bailey Will A pear
It was said at the orflce of Attor
ney General Hrown yesterday that
the illness of the attorney general
will not interfere with the argument
of the 6-sent fare- case before the
state supreme court on June 21. J.
O. Dailey. one of the assistants to
Attorney General Drown, will appear
for the state. Brown, who has been
111 with, pneumonia for two weeks, is
Improving.
AT
BUSICK'S
200 X. Commercial Street
IKS S. Commercial Street
Friday and Saturday
5 Bars Crystal White Soap. 23c
5 Bars Xaptha Soap 23c
Citrus Washing Powder... 25c
5 Bars Ivory Soap 33c
6 Boxes Matches . 2 3c
3 Bottle Blueing 2"e
2 pkgs. Grape Nuts... 23c
2 pkgs. Post Toastles 21c
Large Instant Poatum. . . .42c
Small Instant Postum 23c
Plain Postum 22c
Peanut Rotter, lb 18?
Creamery Butter lb 43c
6 lbs. Crtaco. H.0
3 lbs. Crlsco .3c
Large Wessons OU. . .". . . $1.45
Xo. 5 Compound; ,,. . ... $1.23
3 lbs. Royal Club Coffce..5e
1 lb. Royal Club Coffee. . . .32c
1 lb. M. J..B. Coffee. 33c
2 lbs. M. J. B. Coffee... 8 5c
5 lbs. M. J. B. Coffee $1.60
1 lb. Folger's Golden Gate. 33c
2tt lbs. Folger'a Golden
Gate 90c
Peaberry Coffee, bulk. lb.. 22c
Special Blend Coffee, bulk. 20c
2-ox. Spices, all flavors, can 8c
Jello. pkg 10c
Jiffy Jell. 2 pkgs 23c
2-oz. Vanilla .....20c
2-ox. Lemon 20c
50c size Royal Baking Pow
der 40c
23c size Royal Baking Pow
der 20c
Ghlrardelli's Ground Choco
late, pound 23e
Ghlrardelli's Ground Choco- -
late, bulk, pound 22c
Hershey's Cocoa, lb cans 14c
3 lbs. Karo Syrup 4 8c
10 lbs. Karo Syrup 96o
Macaroni, pound 9c
BARGAINS
at Salem Hardware Co.
for Saturday only. .
$3.00 Vacuum Ice Cream Freezers $2.50
$2.50 Vacuum Ice Cream Freezers $2.00
$1.45 Aluminum Fry Fans , $1.00
$1.35 Aluminum Berlin Kettles $1-00
$1.35 Aluminum Preserving Kettle $1.00
$1.50 Food Choppers $100
$1.50 Casseroles $1-00
$4.75 Brass Tea Pot (one only $3-00
$7.00 Chafing Dish $4-00
$15.50 Chafing Dish .n $10.00
9-Piece Guernsey Set, reg. $1.40, special $1.00
12-Piece Guernsey Set, reg. $1.50, special $1.00
Pacific Rubber Paint and Heath-Milligan Paint
regular $3.50, special, per gallon $2.00
4-gallon Jar and Lid, .reg. $1.05, special $1-00
1-gallon Jamoline, regular $1.50, special $1.00
8 can Cleaner, regular $1.20, special 80c
$1.50 Camp Stoves .. $1-00
$1.75 Camp Stoves $1-25
Player Piano
I have a $750 Singer player
Layer plans j
$562. It'sS
wnicn I will sacrifice for
an unusual bargain a rare oppor
tunity (or anyone wanting a high
grade Instrument at a low price. E.
L. Stiff & Son. 446 Court St.
Xew Go-Cartw and Sal k tea
Just in. Sec them. Buren's Fur
niture Store, 17-Commerclal street.
With Our Complete Equipment
Refined services and latest meth
ods of embalming, twill be a 'funer
al beautiful." Webb Clougn Co.
Bug Old Prices, Xew Goods
Buren's Furniture Store.
Oregon Electric
Changes train schedule. On and
after Monday. June 17, trains num
ber 63 and 64 will be discontinued.
X umbers 9 and 14 will have dally
Wood burn connections schedule as
now.
Wonderful
Bargains
THROUGHOUT
OUR ENTIRE
STORE ,
FOR BARGAIN DAY
Some articles have leen cnt
to practically half wholesale
cost.
SAMPSON &
GIDEON
5c, 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c
Store
152 No. Commercial SL
KALE PLANTS
Now liave ready for delivery.
Thousand Headed Kale Tlants
In any quantity. Special low
price ot $1.25 per thousand. -
i tr
Late Cabbage Plants,-
Now have ready for delivery.
Late Sore Head Cabbace Plant
TOMATO PLANTS
Some fine plants ready for de
livery BR0C0LLI PLANTS
Some very fine plants on hand
Cauliflower Plants
Dandy plants now ready
PEPPER PLANTS
Now coming on the market
ASTER PLANTS v
Some very floe special color
now on hand.
When plants are wanted In
large lots, place your order the
day before delivery is wanted
so that we ran have them ready
when you call.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
Phone 160
261 State SL
Special
Handsome oil paintings, by Mr.
Howard Kills. 16x20 slie .only $1.00.
lluren's Furniture Store, 179 Com
mercial street.
Mc I ce- Come In
Approximately $3000 daily In fees
Is being- collected at tbe office of
State Corporation Comlssloner Schul
derman. June 30 la the data on or
before which annual reports ot cor
porations must be filed and fees paid
Our Daily Prices
Wool Bi CVic
Whit- Cotton Bigs 2c
Shodj lUgs le
Sacks 9c to 15lc
WESTERN JUNK CO.
Salem's Leading Jnnk
Dealers
Corner of Center and Court
Phone 706
Watch for announcement on
Sunday
If yon value your car nave it repairer! at tbe
Highway Garage
Saxon and Elgin Six Service
1000 Sontb Commercial Street
Chiropractic Has Made Good
Although Chiropractic is a comparatirely new science
having been practiced but little orer ten yean, it has dem
onstrated its worth.
Thousands of doctors of chiropractic sow practic
ing throughout the United States is indisputable evidence
of the fact that chiropractic is winning its deserred recog
nition. Dr. O. L SCOTT,
OIIUOPU.CnC-SPlXOtOGlST
Rooms 40C7-8, U. S. Xaxlotsal Hank Betiding.
Offlc Pbooe T." " ReUdewce Pfeone PEST-It
BARGAIN DAY ;
Lumber. Shingles and Roofing at Our West ,
Salem Yard '
- i . . ' per M
2x4 sized, 'o:2 common, 4 and 6 ft. $10.00
2x4 sized, No. 2 common, 12, 14 and 16 ft, ' $14X0
3x4 sized. No. 2 common . HiOJ
6x6 sized, No. 2 common 114.00
4x4 sized. No. 2 common $14.00-
4x4 No. 1 common, sized and rough .....-........... 11&.00
6x8 No. 2 common, sized and rongh $140
1x8 b 2x4 sized No. 3 $10-00
1x4 lap siding, best grade, worth $30 $23-00
"Star A Star" Shingles, best grade
AT OUS SALES YARD, 349 S. TWELFTH STREET
Paints, Hardware and Hoofing
ROOFING 25 cents per square off of regular prriee.
Rose City White paint, per gallon $3X0
1 Jest Grade Fisher-Thorsen's Paint, per gallon $3-23
Mortise Locks, both brass and old copper, worth $1 .... 75c
Nails, 6 cL, per lb. 7o
Hygiene Kalsomine, worth 53c, per pkg S5c
Porch Paint, Floor Paint, Shingle Stain 25c per gal off
WINDOWS
2 It. 1 3-8 Present Price Price Saturday
12x20 ,' $1.20 $1.00
12x24 - 1.50 1-20
12x26 ' 1.43 1.25
12x30 1.C3 1.50
14x20 1-30 1.13
14x28 1.70 ' 1.40
12x30 1.60 1X0
12x32 1-65 1X3
16x24 1X0 , 1-25
J6x28 1.60 .1X0
16x30 1.90 l.CO,
16x32 2.00 1.70
18x18 1.43 L20
18x26 ' 1.63 1XO
18x28 1D0 -1.C0
18x30 2.00 L70
18x32 2.03 1.60
20x26 1.85 1.45
20x30 2.10 1.G0
20x32 2JJ0 1.70
20x36 2.C0 1.80
22x28 2.10 1.65
22x30 230 1.65
22x32 2.45 2.00
26x23 2X0 2.10
26x30 2.65 . 2.20
26x32 . . 2.70 2U0
32x24 2.80 20
32x28 2JS0 2X0
32x30 2.20 " ' 2X0
32x32 4.00 3.00
36x24 3.25 2.75
36x28 4.00 3.15
36x32 4.45 3.75
Falls City-Salem
Lumber Co.
" EVERYTHING! IN BUTLDDTO MATERIAL"
A. B. Keliay, Mgr
Phone 813 Yard and Office, 343 S. 12th EL
HUTCHASON'S
IXSrRAXCK STOBT
Math Installment
James Kellier was an honest, eon
scientlona clerk: In a small grocery
tore. He had a tic family, a wile
and 3 children. His salary was not
large but he lived In his own bom
made from small savings. "Jim.'
as he was familiarly known, believed
In preparedneaav He could defend
himself la a scrap, for he had learn
ed the art ot boxing. He carried a
$5000 Mutual Life Policy. "Jim
enjoyed almost perfect health bt
was killed suddenly while crossing:
the railroad tracks aught by a
train as he stepped arovnd the end
of a box car. This happened tea
year ago. The family still live la
the little home and the children are
almost grown. '
The good wife never married, she
didn't need to marry for a borne and
the insurance policy provided enough
Income to tide over until the aft airs
could be adjusted.
There are many thousands eC
-Jims" la the world.
Are yo om of thorn?
Wise Insurance counsel at the
MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE :
S71 8TATX ST.
J. P. HUTCH A.HOX. D. Mgr.
In. In the nelghbornood of 10. 09
Oregon corporations!! are affected Xy
thls'provlsioa of the law.
271 Chemeket St. Phone 808