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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1918)
-. '. ' I 1 ' . - I - - j till: OllKCOy STATESMAN: fiuiuv. ItXE 21. lttl. f ,Vhen Your Eyes Depend on Glasses You want Glasses you can depend upon ? THE KIND WE MAKE HAETMAN BROS. CO. . JEWKLERS ASO OPTICIANS W. W. Cmr Malt aa4 IJWrtf Street. SALKH, UHEttOX DR. BURDETTE, Optometrist A Superior Optical Service CITY NEWS j Operate Full CafuiritT . u. u. Hon and u. H. Mills, of the Spaulding Lumber company, left yesterday on a trip to the Mary' River Lagging company's camp, and alo to the Lurkiamnte camp No. 2, expecting to be gone several days. Operations in the company's plants 4re going forward at full capacity, frith no trouble in the matter or la bor. As a Mm pie of a day's drlre the local mill received twenty-three carloads of logs yesterday. Card Of Thank To the many dear friends and neighbors who stood by us In our time, of late sorrow, we express our deeu appreciation for the tender woula of sympathy, kindly deeds. tokfK of beautiful flowers, offers of carstfVtc, we thank you all. XUraterully, Mrs. Isabel M. White. Miss Cora L. Prescott. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Shipler. Grand Jury Select el tnmt was the seletcion of the grand Jmy for the September tTiu. The following citizens wre selected: C. II. Mck. foreman: Halph Glover. Herbert Inoney. Sam P. Matteny. H. N. Keck, L. W. Cuis and James Bellamy. Wanted Stock Hog Weighing US pounds Phone 2357-J evenings. and up. ft iawwqHmiHwiHiii 1 i a OREGON State street near O. E. depot. Home of Artcraft and - Paramount pictures. ' Selfistt YateB," with Hill Hart. LIBERTY Liberty near State street.' High class reels. Clara Kimball .Young, In VMagda." BLIGH State between Lib erty and High. Mutual and -Bluebird films. Special films. "The Barrier" with Rex Beach. Boy's rocket Picked Weldon Kirk, one of the carriers for The Saturday Evening Post, be livese bis pocket was picked by a stranger on the streets yesterday. He bad placed his purse in a coat pock et. He met a stranger who spoke to him and at the same time brushed rather violently against him. and shortly afterward the lad discovered that the purse was. gone with the money it contained. The Post carrier is a son of Will T. Kirk, correspond ent for The Oregon Journal. He says the stranger had a mustache and was dressed in a dark-blue suit. Will Sell For Cash Commencing July 1st we will con duct our business on a strictly cash basis. Patton's Book Store. Player Piano I have a $730 Singer player piano which I will sacrifice for $562. It's an unusual bargain -a rare oppor tunity for anyone wanting a high grade Instrument at a low price. K. U Stiff & Son. 441 furt St. Twenty-fir- Pound Limit From now until further orders are received twenty-five pounds will be the limit 'on sugar purchases for canning purposes, according to In formation emanating yesterday from stats headquarters of the food ad ministration in Portland. Aside from the canning regulation the rule still holds that residents or towns are limited to two pound purchases and county residents three pounds. Ham an Klet fling I Wl ion Women elvvator operators are a very common feature in the big ci ties, but it was only ncently that the innovation appeared In this city. JIlM Minnie Hreeden. who has had sever al months experience In holding down a man's Job elsewhere, has re cently been Installed as operator of the elevator in the Hubbard building. An Increase of business may be look ed for at that point. Fore some time Miss Breeden was a street car con ductor at Murphysboro, 111. Irrigation for 1918 For the purpose of trying to make the Irrigation service more satisfac tory the city will be divided into two districts so that each, district will get the full service of the plant upon the day it Irrigates. The plan is to have the houses which bear even numbers on the streets Irrigate only on Monday, Wednesday. Friday and Sunday, and the houses which bear odd numbers on the streets Irrigate only on Tues day. Thursdsy. Saturday and Sunday. This plan will permit every house to Irrigate four days out of each week. The purpose of the Water Com pany In furnishing water for irriga tion is not to furnish all the water a person can run through the hose In the six Irrigation hours every day, but to furnish enough water to keep the lawn In condition. To use more thin enough is a waste. We will pump the usual amount of water and hope to furnish It more satisfactorily. Salem Water Light Power Co. Wanted Boy to carry in person. Statesman. Apply Porch Shades And refrigerators at Hamilton's. T. Royal and Select Masters Companions of Hodson Council No. 1, R. . S. M., take notice: Hod son Council No. 1 will go to Mc Minnville on Saturday evening,' June 22. Those wishing to go will please phone .'to E. F. Carlton, phone 76, make reservation for auto ride. ZJ order of the Thrice 111. Master, j. . . Bijc Pance At Silverton Saturday. June 22nd, given by Sackow's Jazz Orchestra. - Come. . Milling Plant Moves The task at moving the old Cherry City mill buildings to the new site on the south side of the Southern Pacfic tracks was begun yesterday. the annex being first cut loose and pulled into position. Appointed To West Point Car) ton McFadderi of Junction City, a newphew of Miss Maggie J. Mc- Fadden and Mrs. J. P. Frizzell of Salem, has been appointed to the United States military " academy at West Point and left for that place yesterday. For two' years he has been a student at the Universityol Oregon. He is 20 years old. With Our Complete Equipment Refined services and latest meth ods of embalming, 'twill be a "funer al beautiful." Webb ft dough Co. Will Play at Kugene Manager' John . Graber and his Cherrian band have acceuped an in vitation to appear at Eugene at the celebration there f July 4. . Four bands will be employed by the peo ple of Eugene and the Salem mu sicians will lead the procession In the street parade and give a special concert in the afternoon. ; Bai-caln In Dishes For the next few days we will sell all patterns, we are closing out at a big reduction. Hamilton s. Royanl and Select Masters Companions of Hodson Council No. 1, R. ft S. M., take notice: Hod son Council No. 1 wll go to McMlnn vllle on Saturday eevning. June 22. ofThose wishing to go will please phone to E. F. Carlton, phone to. and make reservation for auto ride. By order of the Thrice III. Master. Kalem Hi 2 lance Moose hall. Saturday night. Come early. The younger music . students of r.im Weller will be heard in their closing recital this Friday evening t thA First Presbyterian church at cninok ihim. An invitation is ex tended to those desiring to attend. given by Come. The Apex Electric Cleaner- Gets all the dirt that can be gotten by any vacuum cleaner and cost much less. Let us give you a demonstra tion. C. S. Hamilton. Trunks, Bags And Suit Cases -For your vacation trip at Hamilton's. German Allen Wome The following alien women were ''registered yesterday at the police sta tion: Louise Heidecker, Elizabeth Talack, Hermine Routenkranz. Mary Tlmm and Elise Donaldson, -Amelia Burger, Louisa Sproed. Another' Accident Reported Another accident was reported to the public service commission yes terday by the Southern Pacific com pany. The message said that a tres passer named Newell attempted to board a freight train and suffered e loss of a foot nnder the wheels ) result. .. - r Three Are Commissioned . Three more saiem men have re ceived commissions as officers In the Oregon guard troops, the com mis sions having been received from Portland yesterday through Major A. A. Hall. A commission of second lieutenant of Infantry Is conferred upon James W. Jones. Dr. C. E. Cashatt becomes afirst lieutenant in the medical corps, and John F. Mc Cormlck Is promoted from second lieutenant to captain. Bunk Mate Killed Sergeant Charles Davis, who-has carge of "the local army recruiting office, has received Information that a former bunk mate has been killed in action on the western war front. Te two men served together for five years, at Fort Worden, Wash., and at San Francisco. WHY THE RUSH? Going to the Pure Food Groce ry. There is where we get first class goods at fair prices. Yes we are prepared to supply you with anything in the line of "eats" for the family. All kinds or "sub stitutes." Also fine confections, ice cream, soft drinks, good and cold. Fruits, Strawberries. Rasp berries, Cherries, Apricots, and fresh vegetables. Drop in and let us get acquainted. Dont forget the place, . t ' ... PURE FOOD GROCERY S4S VmUm St rkM SO S. r. Ticket Of He la tke Steve . - Vtir Dance At Silvertoi Saturday. June 22nd. Suckow's Jazz Orchestra- Boy Wanted To Carry Statesman South Salem route. Appiy in per son. r'-n Aiul Km Our tn. riectrli cleaner. It is the best suction cleaner we have hand led. Sold on easy terms. C. S. Hamilton's Funiture store. SttAnttan I.eille We are closing out our Derby lenM linel natters of Haviland China. Now is the time to fill in nieces vou are lacking. Cut prices while it lasts. Hamilton's Furniture Store. WHI5 121 SALEM, OBSOOS Stey mi BLXGH HOTEL "A Rom Away from Home." Btrletly Modern 1 100 Per Day Rmw ef Sell 4 Cemfert Only 'Hotel la BuMness District Ms AUTOMOBILES Salem Velle Co., Phone 44 WHY PARIS SELLS MORE YOUNG MEN'S SHOES THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN SALEM Because we give them style, fit ami lest of all wearrnf? qualities. Keith Konnuerer Shoes can not lw? duplicated in ciualAy' even ly paying $1.00 more than we are asking. We also carry a few women's shoes of this make that we guarantee will mitiTAOi nn clirkA fr thi market at anv nrice. Ail women 8 as a wifce vi uui sttvv w - a;- Mrs. Honser Dies Mrs. Dave Trestor, 1148 Norway street, has received Information of the death of her sister. Mrs. Frances I Houser. at Mercy hospital in Rose- I burg. Mrs. Houser had a larre nura- lng visited here at the home of her shoes are made by the unlocked process. over. I .. . rs . l -aa ii . . l -1, - A iasi tnai ills yu per cent ociier inau oiucr uw. Player Piano I hare a $750 Singer player plans which I will sacrifice for $562. It's an unusual bargain a rare oppor tunity for anyone wanting a high ' grade Instrument at a low price. E. L. Stiff & Son. 446 Court St. About Pur Army Shoes We sell more Buckingham & Hecht Shoes than all stores combined Why? Beqause they are better quality and we don't hold you up we sell them $1.00 less than other stores. Don't take our word, but ask anyone wearing Buckingham & Hecht Army Shoes. 1' Special Call Filled No further volunteer enlistments will be received in the special call I for six men to go to San Franciscn from here for a special course of training, the list having been filled. The latest to volunteer were Frank DeWitt of the Schel clothing, store and Orin A. LaCourae of Gary, led.. who has been here visiting with his mother. Oregon Taxi & Baggage Co. Phone 77 Trr our Checking System on Baggage. Claim Check! for Tery parcel handled. LAUNDRY QUEEN WASHING EiACinNE Buy One At" Welch Electric Co. 220 N. Com. Phone 953. Doctor White Diseases of Women and Henrous Diseases SOI United States National Bank BnUdtor. Ssiem, Oregon Day phone 30 Night phone U9S LARMER TRANSFER Efficiency Speed Responsibility We will pack, move or store' your goods and guarantee sat isfaction. Rates on Eastern Shipments t oar specialty. Piano Moving and Out or Town Trips. WOOD AND COAL ; 437 State Street. ' jrsT THE HOTEL rosiof" 'MM Bid. Keith Konquercr Shoes COrRTKST, Cmtmri, hMIIke tBMopkrre at t price. Afclelr f lrr. jCmtrmlly lte, CTealet II rmrUm-. GLESJC B. HITE. Mar. WASHINGTON AT TWELFTH rvrtlaad. Orea Embroideries! Great Variety of Patterns and Widths 12-c to 17c value Special at 10c yd. Vc to 10c values Special at . 6c yd. Embroidery Art Crash Special 21c yd. SAMPSON GIDEON 5cj 10c 15c, 20c, 25c Store 152 No. Commercial St For Men and Women 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 Phono 620. FOR " THE CAMP S WANTED, JUNK S Fall Market Pri Stal friers paid far Baefca Cat r rr- lmr.7VJZl TUB pkopi.es jrWR XSU IUKD STOKK ! I WANT SACKS AND RAGS I paj tho highest h price. Before jroo selL get my prices. I also buy M kinds of second hand f oral ture and Junk. THE CAPITAL JUNK COMPANY The Square Deal Hon9e--271 Chemeketa St. l"boe 808 Camp Stoves. Tents -Canned Heat Axes Thermos Bottles Flashlights Fishing Rods Fishlines Reels Hooks Cooking Utensils Water Bags Guns Ammunition Etc SALEl HARDWARE CO. 120 N. Commercial St. Salem Our Daily Prices Wool Rags GV2c White Cotton Bags 2c Shody Bags lc Sacks 9c to lSVaC WESTERN JUNK CO. Salem's Leading Junk Dealers Corner of Center and Court Phone 706 Watch for announcement on Sunday If yon value your car have it repaired at the Highway Garage Saxon and Elgin Six Service 1000 South Commercial Street Kant Burf a Paint Insures your Boofs, Hop Houses, Prune Driers, etc, against Tire and moisture. $1.35 per gallon. . W. J. Porter 455 Court Street E NOTIQ! We are both called for duty in the army and must report on June 30th. Therefore, we kindly request of all our friends who are in debted to us that they come in and settle up their accounts or make satisfactory arrangements for payment before Saturday, the 22nd. l SCOTT & PIPER 252 State Street mi 8 PUBLIC ESTIMATES A good many people are agreed that the Chiropractor have A peculiar kind of ability to help the aick, with which they have not met in their dealingswith other kinds of health practitioners. A large measure of the public have concurred in the opinion that there is merit in Chiropraqtic spinal adjustments great enough to insure the permanency and steady growth of the practice. - This concensus, necessarily of alow accumulation due to the comparative newness of the work, is now of ample proportions to not only vindicate the judgment of those who : created it by lending their favor to tne uniropracnc moue oui to influence a proportionately greater public recognition through the future. At its present rate of growth, Chiropractic health service in every home in a not far distant time is a , feasible proposition. . . Dr. O. L. SCOTT, CHlROPRAOn&SnXOLOGlST Rooms 400-7-S. U. 8. National Bank RaOJlnS. Office Pbona T. lldeeo rbone 827-11 White Beans, pr lb. 30c package Cream of Barley 20c Mrs. Stewart Blueing .. 60c Rojal Baking Powder . . . lOe 22e Ue 3c We have still a fine itock of Shoes on which we will save you 60 per cent. We hare one small computing scale, worth IS. $2 will take It. It pars to trade at the . FARMERS CASH STORE Opposite Court Honae Get on the right fide of the wheat taring effort Bay HOLSUM COOKIES a 1 50 per cent wheat lubititntei These four are leaders GINGER JUMBLES HONEY OATMEAL - 70 per cent wheat suhxtitntej 1 The beit for lanchej, while yon are taring the berries. - . . - Cherry City Baking Go. .-1 1