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Hear Dr. Lucas .
Grand theatre, tonight
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OREGON State street near
0. E. depot. Home of Artcraf t
and Paramount pictures.
"Truthful Toliiver," . with Bill
Hart";-.',, - - :
LIBERTY fli lb e r t y near
Stite street High class reels.
"Midnight Madness," with Roth
Clifford. ' .:
BLIGH State between Lib
erty and High. Mutual and
Bluebird films. Special films.
State , Parole Officer Joe Keller
has returned frpm Nebraska where
he took into custody Terrel Pope.
parole violator from the Oregon prf
1 toa and returned bim to the peni
tentiary here. .
4 Pomps as low as 03c
' .The JJootenr. ' ? -
Camp. Equipment
Cheap tents, camp- stores.
funlture. etc., at E. L. Stiff Jb
446 Court street,
camp
Son's
Ruling is Changed
Apparently there is jsome nilsun-
uersianaing wtin regaru to tne se
curing of final papers by Germans
who have made application for clt
izenship. Under the government
regulations all the Germans who
came heretofore the circuit court re
cently were continued until after the
close of the war. However, there
has been a change in the regulations
whereby it is possible for German
Americans to secure their final pa
pers under certain conditions.
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HUTTO To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Hutto, at Twin Falls, Idaho, Mon
day, July 8, 1918. a son. weight
10 pounds. v.
The mother was Miss nmira r,,
ter before ber marrfar' s ...
well known in the valley as a pianist
DIED
GALLOWAY At the home of Mr
and Mrs. Charles V." Calloway,
201 Mission street. Sunday night,
July 7, and Infant eon.
Lout's Quick Lunch-
High St opp. Oregon Elec, depot
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KnglMi Appreciate American I
A recent letter has come to W. T.
Jenks from his brother, mrhnrrt t
Jenks. who is mlth the Knglish forces
on the French front He took Dart
in the recent repulse of the German
drives, and :had an opportunity to
watch the Yankees in operation.
Commenting upon . them he says:
"Last week I was with some or the
American boys, and a fine lot of fel
lows they are. They have come over
here with only one Intention that
of finishing up the war as quickly as
possible. I don't think it will be
long till you get all the boys home
again. Up to the present time they
have proved themselves equal to
their task."
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DIALECT POETS
DAILY SUBJECT
Interesting Lectures Given at
Turner Convention by Dr.
Breeden
MOVE TO HELP
BELGIAN YOUNG
Patriotic Salem Women Per
fect Organization to Carry
on Work Here
Iumps the National Summer Shoes.
The Boot err.
With Our Complete Equipment-
Kenned services and latest meth
ods of embalming, 'twill be a "funer
al beauUfuL" Webb dough Co.
Hear lr. Lucas
X3rand theatre, tonight.
Old Fellows Attention
Special business and installation
of officers of Chemeeta lorge, No 1.
Wednesday evening, July 10. Lodge
to be called .to order promptly at 7 : 3 0
p. m. You are earnestly requested to
be present F. E. Churchill, Sec'y.
FatentTnmp Less Hi an Wholesale.
' v The Bootery.
Boy All The Stamps You Wish
Committees in charge of the war
tarings stamp campaign call atten
tion to the fact that the limit on
the purchase of stamps ! has been
raised by the authorities from $1000
to $2500. If any members of the
limit club feel themselves restricted
by the mere matter of a thousand
dollars- they have the privilege of
doubling up -at any . time.
Cheap Tents
At E. Lv Stiff ft Son's, 446 Court
street Just received, 25 second
hand ones. ,
Sleeting Far Drafted Men
.A meeting' that should be of spe
cial interest to all vonnz men who
are likely to be 'Called under - the
draft, will be held at the court house
Thursday night, to be addressed by
a member of the medical staff at
Camp Lewis. While this meeting
Is Intended primarily for men- in
Class 1. men of other classes are in
vited to- be present. A number of
subjects of a military noture will be
brought up for discussion Insur
ance by the government, allotments,
communicable diseases, etc. The
matter of. diseases has caused a good
deal of concern among offiials. and
the .matter of clean living and physi
cal ntness will be strongly empha
sized.
Club Committee Meets r
A committee composed of Gideon
Stols. C. S. Hamilton. Theo Roth, I
and officers of the Commercial club.
held a conference in the reading
room last night and thoroughly dis
cussed the various suggestions made
by the- president and the manager at
the annual meeting, with regard to
certain changes in the departments
and administration. No definite ac
tion was taken in the meeting, but
a sub-committee was appointed to go I
over the situation and formulate
plans which will be presented at an
other meting of the committee to be
held Friday night
Inigatior
Even numbers on Monday, Wed
nesday. Friday and Sunday. Odd
numbers on Tuesday, Thursday, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Even numbers are on south and east
side of street. Odd numbers are on
north and west side of street
HEAVEN
HELL
PURGATORY
Where are the Dead?
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DICKSON
At The
BIG TENT
Court Street Opposite Post
Office
Dr. II. D. Rreeden of Fresno. Cal
ifornia, is giving some Interesting
lstlures each day at the convention of
the Christian church now In progress
at Turner. Ills lecture on the dialect
poets will be continued today at 11
o'clock when be will speak on the
works of Eugene Field and, Paul Law
rence Dunbar. The program for to
day follows:
MORNIKO
Institute
:J0 Devotional. Mrs. Louise
Kelley, Indianapolis.
0:00 Bible study. The Bible and
the Family." S. G. Burkner.
9 SO TtP'ftSw
10:00 -Chtistlan Stewardship."
F. Rwander. 1
10: CO Recess.
11:00 Lecture. "The Dialect Po
ets Field and Dunbar," II. O. Bree
den.
12:00 Adjournment
Get your certificate for the secre
tary before dinner.
AFTERNOON.
1:30 Devotional. "Victory Thru
Faith." Olive Griffith. India.
1:4 5 Report of general secretary.
Mrs. C. O. Kurtz.
Report of treasurer, Mrs. E. 8
Muckey. T
i:10 "The Task of the Present
Day Woman." Mrs. Belle Lydick. En
gene. '
2:25 God's Call to Young Wo
men, " (To be supplied).
2:30 "The Children's Challenge
to the Missionary Society," Mrs. Jo
sie Chample. McMInnville.
2:55 Solo, Mrs. W. H. Davis. Al
bany. 3:00 Address, Mrs. Louise Kelly.
Indianapolis.
3:35 Reports of committees.
3 : 50 Recognition and. remem
brance service.
Annual meeting of the state board
At the home of Mrs. R. S. Wallace
Monday night a meeting was held to
perfect the organisation of a society
for the relief of Belgian children ssf
fering from incipient tuberculosis.
Impoverishment due to the lark of
Tuesday, 1:30 p. m.
State and Loral Officers' Devotion
al, Wednesday, 8 a. m.
NIGHT
7:2-i-Song service.
8:00 Sermon. "The Multiforme
ChriM." S. G. Burkner.
8:4 5 Stereopticon exhibit
nourishing food Is to an alarming ex
tent diminishing; the ranks of the
children. One meagre meal of soup
and bread a day Is the present ra
tion. Imagine your own children re
duced to such a regimen, and consid
er that but for Belgium's bravery,
and holding as It did the world's as
sassin, we might be In the clutches
of this enemy at this time. This
movement to aid Belgium's children,
starting In San Francisco, has spread
to all the coast cities. Boxes will
be placed In public places to rtceire
small coins.
Officers were elected as follows:
President Mrs. William P. Lord;
vice president. Mrs. Alice It Dodd;
secretary, Mrs. John Albert; .treas
urer. Mrs. C. S. Hamilton; board of
directors Mrs, R. S. W'allac. Mrs. C.
P. BUhop. Mrs. James Wlthyronib.
j Mrs. George Pearre, Mrs. Robett J.
-i Hendricks. Mrs. Herbert Nunn. lie.
Robert 8. Gill. Rev. R. N. Avison.
Mrs. William E- Kirk. Mrs. Dr. Cart
wright. Mrs. Irving Griffith. Mi
Bailie Bub; auditor, Mr. Ellioit. pa
atrlntle committee, Mrs. George
IVarce, Mrs. F. S. Stewart. Mrs,
Chauncey Bishop.
"Hear Dr. Lucas
Grand theatre, tonight
Will Sell For Cash-
Commencing July 1st wo will con
duct our business on a strictly cash
basis. Patton'r Book Store.
C;e-33 Taxi & Baggage Co.
Phone 77
Try our Checking System on
tamge. Claim Checks for every
larcel handled.
An Unusual Bargain
A S70 Singer player piano for
$562 an exceptional buy for any
one 'desiring a high 'grade instru
ment E. L, Stiff & Son, 446 Court
street
Camp Stov
And camp furniture at E. L.
& Son's, 446 Court street
Stiff
Buy
Pumps, Save Money .
The Booterv.
Maccabees Attention
State Commander J. W, Sherwood
will be with us. tonight
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Buy, One
At
Welch Electric Co.
220 N. Com..
Phone 953.
To lie After Them Aeaii
J. L. Ihgrey has received a letter
from his nephew, Arthur Bell, who
is with the marines in France. He
has been in the thick of the fight-
in e. In March he was gassed and
sent to . the hospital. He tells his
uncle that the doctors say he will
soon - be all right and he says he
wants to get out soon and "get after
them again." iArthur is only 19
years, old, but he is a husky fellow.
He wfent from York, Nebraska. While
at training at uuantico. xm. ne
received a medal for marksmanship.
Doctor White
Diseases of Women and
Nerrons Diseases
604 United States' National Bank
Building, Salem, Oregon
Day phons
' 130
Night phone
l&sS
LAREIER TRANSFER
Effidencypeed I
Responsibility
We will pack, move or store
jour goods and guarantee sat
isfaction. . -x
lUtes on Eastern Shipments
our specialty. ,
Piano Moving and Out of Town
.Trips.
WOOD AND COAL
457 State Street.
IVobb & Clouds
FUNERAL PARLORS
Complete Equipment
Moderate Prices
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Special Notice-
On and after August l tne reran
business at Fry's Drug Store will be
conducted on ia cash basis. The
scarcity of help, extra work required
in keeping accounts and collecting
same makes tnts cnange necessary.
We will continue to give a 5 per cent
rebate for cash on all goods handled
by us. except paints and oils. Daniel
J. Fry. 28t N. Commercial street
TONIGHT
military service at the local recruit
ing Btatlon ypsterday; W. W. Wilson.
of Stayton. and W. H. Wilson, of
Amity, both going into the medical
corps. They left at once for Fort
Lawton.
Miss Helen McCullough. of Antel
ope. Or., stopped off in the city yes
terday on her way" home from Cor-
vallis and was a guest with her aunt
Mrs. J. A. Foland.'
For Life
PROMIXEXT, CITIZKV IX .IT.
MOBILE ACC'IllKJIT IS CHH'l'LED
l f FOR LIFE
Two More Men
John , Frank Kron of Salem and
Frank Sam Snyder ot corvauis leri
vesterdav to enlist in the navy as
seamen of the second class.
Hear Dr. Lucas .
Grand theatre, tonight.
Hear, Dr. Lucas -
Grand theatre, tonight.
Thre Volunteers-
Three volunteers have thus far re-
sDonded to the call for skilled me
chanics for the engineers corps. They
are Ray William Shute .an auto re
pairman of Dallas', George Andrew
Peristernolis, a shoemaker of Salem,
and . John Douglas Stettler. also of
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DA XI ELS SOX AT ACADEMY
ANNAPOLIS. Md.. July 9. 1
Worth Bagley Daniels, son or me
secretary of the navy, was admitted
to the naval academy as a midship
man today. Young Daniels is 13
vears old and was appointed by Sen
ator Overman of North Carolina. He
Is an enlisted man in tne navai reserves.
WEES lit SALEM. OOEGOS
Bts at
BLIGH HOTEL
"A Horn Away from Horns."
Strictly Modern $1.00 Per Day
tee naia f soil cnrr
Only Hotel la Business District
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Mr. ........... of Los Angt-les
was unfortunate in having been par
alysed from the waist down, caused
from an accident while driving hi?
automobile recently. This . Is the
substance of the news Item In one
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or tne leading newspapers.
Iet I s liook Behind the Scene.
Mr. enjoyed a salary
of 13000 a year but was unable to
save very much. About a month be
fore the accident Mr
secured a 110.000 Life Policy with
the Mutual Life of N. Y.
The doctor tells Mr
that Tie will be totally disabled for
life but, that he may live 40 years.
Mr draws 81000 a year
from his policy pays no more pre
miums and at his death whether
it be 10 years or 41 years his 'wife
receives the full 310,000.
Was Mr a wise man?
Suppose he hadn't taken out the In
surance? In his case the good wife
would have had, not only his care
but the support ot the family on her
hands. .
Free Information at the
TRACY WOOD CO.
Will supply your wants in all
kinds of wood.
16 inch Green Slabwood at
$3.00 per load.
PROMPT DELIVERY
Phone 520.
Comer Court and High ftts. 1
120-Night or Day J
I WANT SACKS AND
RAGS
I pay the highest cash price.
Before you sell get my prices.
I also buy all kinds of second
hand furniture and junk.
THE CAPITAL JUNK
COMPANY
V The Square Deal Hoose.
271 ChemekeU St Phone 308
S WANTED, JUNK
5 And All
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Kind ( 2b Uaad
Z '."Fell Market I'rlees Special
S Prices imM fr Saefca
2 : mmr price before yew sen
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HAND 8TOBB
at 4Tf ft. Cmm'i St. ' Phoae T4
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Aiiiriist lluckcsteln and family are
passing the greater part of the' week
motoring on the Columbia highway.
They will return tomorrow.
John J. Hall of Marshfield was
among the guests at the Marion hotel
last night
E. S. Hawkes of Albany was a re
font visitor In Salem.
Mr and Mrs. 11. I. I'omeroy 01
HoHkins were visitors In the city yes
terday.
The following party oi wasning
ton Deonle registerea at tne ungn
hotel vesterdav: Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Roark of Ellensburg. Ben Hoover
and Mrs Julia Took or Sunnysiue.
v. ci White came in rrom rans
ntv vesterdav on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. K. u. uecacr m
Wnndbitrn were In the city briefly
yesterday, registering at the Bligh
hotel, i ,
lt R. Smith came in from Silver
on last nizht on a business errand
in Salem.
Mrs. J. Aycrs of Portland was at
tho Caoltol hotel last night.
Gall S. Hill, attorney at Albany,
and George Nenner, Jr., prosecuting
attorney for Douglas county, at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Charles
L. McNary yesterday.
Rev. John Ovall arrived home
yesterday (roni , trip to Vancouver
and other places In southern Wash
ington. He will preach next sun
day in the Methodist church at Pra
turn at 11:00a. m.. and in the
Scandinavian church in Salem in the
afternoon.
- J. C. Perry and -family arc spend
ing the week lh an outing at New-
Dort and vicinity.. " t
. President F. W. Steusloff and
Manager Robert 8. Gill, of tho Com
merrial ciub, were In rortland on
Two new men were enrolled for
Mutual Life Office
371 State St
J. F. HUTCHASON
District Mgr. -
Our Store
Methods
Courteous treatment to
all has long been our
standard, and we aim at
all times to carry in stock
all goods for which there
is a demand. We always
go a little out-of-the-way
in securing only drugs
and medicine of highest
quality, and all our sun
dries and general hier
chandise is purchased
entirely on its merits.
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
135 N. Commercial St.
THIS WEE
50e Instant Postam ...3c
SOc Royal Baking Powder. .39c
30c Instant Po4um S3c
S5c Plain Pontum (...22c
SOc Golden Ute Baking Pow
der 39c
fioklcn CUte Coffee. 1 pownd
3.V; 2g pounds ftOc
SPEC IAL THIS WKF.K
3.V Value Coffee 25c
3 lbs. Dependable Cor fee. .DOc
2 oa Pure Lemon or Vanilla 2c
2 ox. Pepper, Mustard, Nat meg
or. Cinnamon Ac
Peanut Hatter, pound 20c
Ijarge full count box Matche A
for SOc
5 liars White Laundry Koap 23c
3 bars No-Kub Xaptha Knap 25c
5 liars Ivory Knap' 33c
Citrus Waxhinc Powder, i.kr.
27c
Mason Jars, quarts H5c
Mason Jai-' half gallons 91.M
lason sine tops, doxen. . . .25c
Criro, small 35c; medium l;
Urge ..2.0
Salad or O-klng (Ml In Hdlk
gallon tl5
Very Host Tillamwk Clieee,
ixiund .....SOc
AUni- IUUeil Uats, pkg...3ie
Quaker Rolled Ctats, pkg...3ne
2 pkgs. (rapo Nuts 25c
Iirgn kg. HaUins lie
Hulk CiYound Chocolate. Ib, 22c
Cihlrardelirs Chocolate, 1 lh.
cans 2c
(ailranlelll's ClioroUte, :t lh.
cans H c
IIorhcy's Coma, ! U.....l5c
Ve pay 36c cash and
37c trade for eggs
NERVOUS TROUBLES ARE CURED
After having suffered for years with various ailments that
would sot respond to other methods, many people have re
gained their health through Chiropractic adjustment.
. Such chronic complaint as nerroua indigestion, nerroui
dyspepsia, nerroui asthma, nerroua heart trouble, nerroua
headaches, etc, will recover under spinal adjustment.
This dregless method of health work has had many years
of successful results to commend it. Conduct your own lnTtir
gation and learn its merits.
Dr. O. I- SCOTT,
CTOROPRACnC-SPlXOLOGIST
Itoom 40O-7-. U. B. National flank DaOdlnC
Office Phone S7. ' Pesidenc pnonc B27R
lialsomiee
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55 c Packages
35c
THIS WEEK ONLY
This is the Famous HYGIENE KALS0MINE
Falls City-Salem
Lumber Co.
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Ey cry thins in Building Material
349 Twelfth Street
Phone 813
Its'
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Our Daily Prices
Wool Bags. 5l2c
White Cotton Bags. ..... .2c
Shody Bags lc
Tcks Ac to 15VaC
WESTERN JUNK CO.
Salem's Leading Junk
Dealers
Corner of Center and Court
Phone 700
Watch for announcement on
Sunday
Caeoi
Time .
You had just as well expect a carpenter to do good
work with poor tools as to expect to do succ'esfTol
canning without the proper equipment
SEE OUR LINE OF
Gannin
Requisites-
It embraces eyerything you need in thi line. -
SALEM HARDWARE CO!
333 Stat Street
Phone 172
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