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The lag Dance
lArtnory Saturday night. ; ."
Dr. D. F. roan
Announces the reopening of his
dental office, 5th floor, United States
National Bank bulldiag, phone 169.
Receipts, Notes and All Blanks
At Statesman Job office.
Wanted To Rent
A five or six room modern house
or bungalow by permanent tenant.
Phone 2060 rewrite P. O. box 62.
Missionary Meeting
The missionary department of the
"Woman's Union of the First Con
gregational, church will meet this af
ternoon at 2:30 at.lhe home of Mrs.
Ivaa Richmond, 1675 South High
street. A very cordial invitation to
attend is extended to all members
and friends of the church. .
G. IV. Eyre Will Ship
Livestock Saturday, May 3rd.
2206 M evenings.
Call
Cretonne Petticoats
$1.40 and up; shopping bags 58c
and up. Buren's, Comluercial street.
Tulip Rnlbs
Orders taken at Clancy's.
tirely one-sided. On account nr in.
nior. .week-end events at WniamottJ
i niversuy; Saturday's game baa hen
put off aad the next one will not be
uuui May io wnen the nine will go
w fcusvuo io piay a return one there.
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Trade in Your Old Piano
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as pan payment on a new. We
carry the Sherman Clay line. E. L.
sun son.
stonesl
See Vh For Used Piano.
E. L. Stiff & Son.
Wheatland Ferry Open Asair
Arier Having been thoroughly re
paired the Wheatland ferry is again
open to travel.
Find Amalgamation Interest
- In the interest of the county com
mercial club amalgamation which is
to be formed in Salem May 13. if
present plans materialize, Secretary
T. E. McCroBkey of the commercial
club and Oscar Steelhammer of the
Business Men's league, went to Sil-
verton, Monitor, Scotts Mills, and
voodburn yesterday. .-. They i recelv-
ea assurances of representatives at
the meeting from all the communi-!
ties visited.
DIAMONDS
Assuredly there will never be a
better time for buying diamonds
than right now. Values are still
steadily on the rise. The stone
you can buy today will cost you a
great deal more a year from now.
We are especially fortunate in
an assortment of fine
Paying cash prices, pur
chasing good qualities, and the
making of careful personal selec
tion, gave us a marked advan
tage, and we pass it on to you
with unusual values. t
You. know our record for high
class methods the kind of record
worth while and we believe you
will especially appreciate it when
you have diamonds to buy.
HARTMAN BROS CO.
Jewelers and Opticians'
N.W. Corner State & Liberty Sts.
treatment. Circuit Judge
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Questionnaires for Red
Cross Women Received
"Questionnaires to be filled out by
Red Cross workers who desire ser
vice pins- have been received by Wil
lamette chapter and will be given
out to all women desiring them. At
a rough estimate it is stated that
100 women in this city are t-iititled
to war the button, which is for per
sons who have given since April 6.
1917, a minimum of $00 hours per-i
vice. For each addition 800 hours
women workers will be entitled to
have a stripe Interwoven in the rib
bon of the badge. Buttons for men
remain unchanged even though the
period of service has exceeded the
minimum of SOd hours.
The question blanks cover in de
tail the number of hours put in at
surgical dressings, sewing in auxil-1
iaries, chapter work at headquarters
motor corps, speakers bureaus, edu
cational department, .kitting, home
garment work, canning and miscel
laneous activities.
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Rice. Bliss Smith, J. F. Allison.
Clyde Whitman, B. B. Herrick. L. H.
Compton. L. P. Aldrich, Charles Un-
ruh, D. G. Braniger, Thomas Engle.
Salem High Win
- With a score of 15 to 3 the Salem
high school baseball team walloped
Amity high yesterday afternoon on
the grounds at the latter building.
Because the Amity team had .grabbed
a big victory from McMinnville a
few days before . the local boys had
expected to put up a strong fight.
The contest, however, proved '' en-
Peace, Edition
The great Peace edition of th
Statesman will be issued soon. All
copy for the edition must be received
very soon in order to insure its in
sertion in the edition. For informa
tion phone 23.
Blaine McCord. Perry Blundell.
Arehart, Ralph Southwick, F.
Witt.
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The Big Dance '
Armory Saturday night.
Standard Scale Books
In duplicate. Statesman Job of
fice.
Barton does battery work. Any
make tested free. Charging and re
pairing. Masonic temple, phone 1200.
Dr. Carl E. Miller
Has opened his dental office at
510-511 U. S. bank bid. Phone 341.
OREGON
THEATRE
NOW'
MARGUERITE CLARK
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LITTLE MISS HOOVER
Piano at a Bargain
pood used mahogany piano, like
new. ror sale at a bargain.
Stiff & Son.
E. L.
Independence Friday Xlght
Dont miss it.
The Big. Dance .
, Armory Saturday night.
WHE5 IX sAtEM. OREGOH
stop at
BLUSH HOTEL
A Hoip Away from Bom
-Strictly Modern 11.00 per day .
1M Hmm mt Sllfl Caafrt
Only Hotel In Business Dlatlrct
FORDS ' FORDS
Five good ones.
CHERRY CITY GARAGE
- 170 So. 12th Street
Small Investment IjOns ltealty
Lioans--llonse Rental Agency,
General Property Dealing.
JOHN II. SCOTT REALTY CO.,
404-405 "Hubbard Bldg.
Phone 254 Salem, Ore
There'a one safe, sure way to clean;
Mntnro's own war by AIR.
- ,The ROYAL cleans by AIR Alone!
Test. It in your own home.
' WELCH ELECTRIC' CO.
379 State Street.
Auto Thieves Wanted
Complaints have been sworn out
in the justice court against Charles
Go3s and R. Fricksburg, two boys
charged with stealing-an automobile.
Police officers were sent to Portland
after .them yesterday. ,
Varsity Wins Practice Game
In a practice game with Salem
high school Wednesday afteraoon,
the Willamette ball twirlers won
from the high school team by a score
of 9 to 2. ,
THIN, IRRITABLE CHILD
Gained Kleh, Strength and (food
Nature by Taking Vinol.
Middletown. Conn. "I used Vinol
for my little girl 5 years old for a
run-down, nervous condition. She
was thin, irritable all the time and
had no appetite. In a week I noticed
an improvement and now she has a
good pappetite, has gained in flesh
and strength and is much pleasanter
to live with." Mrs. C. B. Wilkinson-
There is no secret about Vinol.
It owes its success in such cases to
beef . and cod liver peptones, iron
and manganese peptonates and gly
cerophosphates, the oldest and most
famous body-building tonics known
Emil A. Schaefer, and druggists ev
erywhere.
P. S. For Eczema of scalp try
our Saxol Salve. Money back if it
fails. )
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Indeiendenoe Friday Night
TJon't miss It.
New Suit Cases-
Just received a new shipment of
real leather" suit cases and travel
ing bags. See them at F. E. Sharer's.
170 South Commercial street. Phone
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Used Car Bargains .
1916 Maxwell touring. $475. 1917
Maxwell touring $550. 1917 Max
well touring $495. 1915 Studebaker
Six, 7 passenger, real buy at $575.
Ford Form-a-truck, $450. All cars
overhauled and in good shape. Os
car B. Gingrich Motor and Tire Co..
371 Court street. Phone 635.
QUAKER FAMILY
SOON UNITED
Three of Smiths Are in
War and Two Are Yet to
; Return Home
Buy In Salem Week
Dress Offerings of Special Interest to the Women of Salem
$1G.4J3, $17.75, $24.75, $34.75 J.
Wanted Fabrics Wanted Styles Wantetl Color
Serge, Taffeta. Combinations of Georgette and Taffeta, Crepe de
Cliine and (Jeorgette. all are made hy skilled workmen; the mater
ials are all good quality and you will find a good assortment of
sizes to s-lei-t from. - ' "
$16.48, $19.75, $24.75, $34.75
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Women's Crepe de" Chine and Ceorgette Crepe .Waist in a full
line of shades and siz-s, some slightly crushed from display.
Choice $4.98
Women's and blisses' Wol Sweaters in Tuxedo and Sport Styles.
This lot includes a sample line of extraordinary values, $8.1)3.
QUALITY
MERCHANDISE
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Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon
roi'UiAtt
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This Afternoon
At 2:30 the Christian Woman's
Missionary society will meet at the
First Christian church.
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Sixteen Are Initiated
Sixteen new members were init
iated by the Salem Elks last night.
They were M. MJ Poulsen. C O.
More Added to Hall Fund
Prospects for a new women's dor
mitory at Willamette university con
tinue to look brighter. "Dr. Carl
Gregg Doney announced yeste'rday
that a' gift of $500 had just been re
ceived toward the fund. This came
from Oren Stratton of Brownsville.
Just recently donations have been
made which equal about $13,000.
Part of the Tulip
il n the C. B. Clancy window ar
rangements are from imported bulbs, I iQg the war in the navy, mostly In
and part from home gown duids i French waters.
This reporter thinks three pons in
the war is pretty gooiT for a Quaker
family.
Don't yon?
The Quakers don't Jelfeve"in war:
but a good many thousands of them
decided that the thing Billy Hohen
tollern was trying to put across the
world was not war. , but just plain
butchery and arson and murder in
the first 'degree of women and chil
dren. So tbey enlisted and hopped
to It; if the reader will excuse the
slang. ' ,
This reporter told,, the other day.
of the homecoming of Pogey
Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N.
Smith, who live out on Hazel aVe-.
nue in Highland addition to Salem.
Pogey" had served "his hitch dur
of Corvallis, now living in Salem. (May 7 to be held in this city when
has been appointed by State Insur- J representatives from jthe rommuni
ance Commissioner Harvey Weils ajltles will convene to formulate plans
manager of the new real estate de-'for the work in this area.
partment of the commissioner's of
can you tell the difference?
Independence Friday Night
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fice a department created by the
1919 legislature. Mr. Johnson served
Corvallis as mayor and was United
States appraiser under President
Taft. He is a brother of Senator
A. J. Johnson of Corvallis who serv
ed as chairman of the state consoli
dation commission. Mr. Johnson will
begin his duties as boo a as the new
law is effective May 29.
Hhe
All
Plumbi
Quickly done.
Phone 379 J
WANTED
Furniture, ranges,- heaters, tools
and, In fact, anything you have
to Bell. I buy for cash. Phone
B10 or 511.
W00DRY, The Anctioneer
Fr Sale t
Lebold & Co.
1a K. Goodman
L&ben Morley & Co.
W. U. Oerth
J. D. Cooley '
A. w. Schrunk
J. L. Busick
W. K. Richkrdaon
Reddaway's Cash Store :
- Uibabn & Birch. Liberty
M. V. Johnson
Mays & Good '
Lonaid, Oregon.
J. C. Savas
Waconda, Oregon i
Peace EdiUon
The great peace edition or
statesman will be Issued soon.
copy for the edition must be received
very soon m order to insure im in
sertion Into the edition. For infor
mation phone 23. .
The Woman's Missionary
Societv of the Presbyterian church
will meet in the parlors of the church
today at 2 o'clock. All the women
of the church and the society are
invited.
W. S. Hott, M. D.
Rm. 408 Bank of Commerce mag.
W. . Kmp '
Brooks, Oregon
M. J. McCormack
west Woodburn
Legal Blanks .
Get them at the statesman job of
fice. Catalog on appllcauon.
NOTICE
If you have any Jun or second
hand goods of any kind, see us
first.
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
271 CbemekeUt. Phone 808
Will buy or trade all farmer's
produce, apples and eggs.
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The People's Cash Store
Phone 453.
186-196 North Commercial. St
(UROPRACTIC
NECESSARY
So long as people live they
will get sick. Health Agencies
are essential, to health conser
vation. No one cult knows it
all. It is not safe to risk so -Important
a matter to the ap
plication of but one type of
thought .in the treatment of di
versified human disorders. Chi
ropractors fit well in an exist
ing condition of human inef
ficiency due to disease. Their
work provides those of weak
bodily, . resistance with the
maximum of nerve force an
element of human metabolism
that cannot be neglected in
handling disease.
Sewing Is Completed
All of the sewing under way ai me
Red Cross wrk rooms haa "been
completed and it was announced yes
terday that no more will probably
be, received until next ran.
Now the Smiths' have a night let
ter from another son, rho has 'just
arrived at Newport News, and says
he hopes to be home by the 10th. He
is Clifton Smith, who served in hospi
tal No. 58, which was the base hospi
tal nearest to the fighting front in
France. Clifton was in the chemis
try department, and he had special
training and service in. gas cure:
getting the men who had been gassed
by the Germans into shape for the
resumption of their duties. Clifton
graduated from the Salem high
school, and he was captain of the
football team of the home school.
Then he attended the state agricul
tural college at Corvallis, and grad
uated as a mining engineer. He was
working as a mining engineer in Ar
izona when the call came to put an
eternal quietus on Hun "schreckllch-
keit." or frightfulness.
There is still another member of
the Smith family to be accounted for
He Is "Klon" Smith, christened Sey
mour L. Smith, and better known in
Salem high school circles as "Butch"
Smith. He used to drive the High
land jitney. Well. "Klon"ls still In
the canal zone, where he has been
flying and acting as mechanic to keep
Uncle Sam's air fighting machines
fit for service. Some sweet day. he.
T TO EXTEND
WORK IN COUNTY
Secretary Newmeyer to Visit
Communities To day ;
Meeting May 7
For the purpose of visiting the
various cities and towns of Marlon
county with a view to the establish
ment in this section the county work
of the Young Men's Christian asso
ciation. Associate Interstate Secre
tary Newmeyer will arrive m Salem
today. A meeting has been set for
The plan, according to Louis II.
Compton. secretary of the Salem Y.
M. C. A., is to extend the association
to all communities in order that the
young men may have "some place to
go." The work is non-equipment in
nature and In most castes the work
ers will be volunteers. , ;
Mr. Compton will accompany Sec
retary Newmeyer today..
Hinnn Come to the Rarfare In
the spring as in no other season.
They don't run themselves all off
that way. however, bat mostly re
main in the system. Hood's Sarsa
parilla removes them, wards oft
danger, makes good health sore. .
Read the Classified Ads.
"DANDERINE" FOR
FALLING HAIR
INFLAMED
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KIDN
T and bladder troubles respond quickly to Scbaefer'a Kidney T
Villi t only at
SCHAEFERS DRUG STORE l
"The Penalar Store."
. 135 North Commercial Street. Phone 197
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Stop dandruff and double
beauty of your hair
for few cents.
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Tones of the Old uutcn ureeaer i'JiJ '
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rieea. AWelstety fUerC
Ceatrmllr leeatea. Ceavcueai i
lllfUUSH.
WASHINGTON AT TWELFTH
f Prtiaa4. Orew
il Dr. 0. 1 SCOTT,
Chlropractic-Splnologlst
309-312 U. S. National Bank
Building."!
tulips with iaterior oak or mahog
any. ' ;
gUU ion To Cost S2000
The Standard Oil company yes
terday secured a building permit to
erect a filling station on the Boise
, property on the corner of Chemeketa
ana commercial sireew k 4
$2000. The structure is to he part
ly of steel.
The Big Dance-
Armory ' Saturday nignu
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be a reunion of that unit of the wide
spread Smith family that will warm
the cockles of the Quaker heart, that
beats for brotherhood and peace.
but will not stand for the unholy
works of kultur. -
Br the way. the Smith paternal
home la Highland is Just around the
corner from the old Dr. Minthorn
home, where that other greatest
fighting and feeding quaker of them
all. Herbert Soover. premier world
citizen, spent his studious boyhood
days.
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"The Arrival of Kitty"
JAS. R. M0TT
; Director
GRAND OPERA HOUSE 4
8:13 Tonight
Presented by '
JUNIOR CLASS WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
Admission: 50c, 75c, $1.00
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(For having annoyed several girls i fli hState Department
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nr mi ineiea loucvcui vuuuuv.
Charles Blanchard Is lenrporaruy
lodging fa the county Jail. His case
will come up for hearing at 1:5
this afternoon. Blanchard wss ar
rested Wednesday night by members
of the city police force.
Voters . t
The County Clerk's Office will be
open for Registration from 8 a. m.
and until 8 p. m. Wednesday; Thurs
day and Friday of this week. Reg
istration closes Saturday, May 3rd,
at 5 p. m. U. O. Bjyer, County
Clerk.
Headed by Mr. Johnson
C. V. Johnson, formerly a resident
Dandruff causes a feverish Irrita
tion of the scalp, the hair roots
shrink, loosen, and then the hair
comes out fast. To stop falling hair
at once and rid the scalp of every
particle of dandruff, get a small bot
tle of "Danderine" at any drug store
for a few cents, pour a little In your
hand and rub it Into the scalp. Af
ter several applications the hair
stops falling out and yon can't find
any danarxff. Your hair appears
coft. glossy and twice as thick and
abundant. Try It!
Independence Friday. Xljbt .
For the Big Dance.
Divorce Caae Up
Testimony was heard yesterday in
the dlvoree suit In which Richard
Sear Is the defendant. He Is charged
by his wife with cruel and inhuman
Route your freight via
Willamette Valley Transfer Co.
Express serrice at freight rates.
Long distance hauling only.
Phone 1400
A 'QUESTION OF SERVICE"
rTl HIS it something one should aik himself
when contemplating the "opening of a
bank account Juit how capable and how
willing the banker is to serve his customers
co-operatively is quite as important as the
number and kinds of facilities he will afford.
. You might call here at' the United States
National and talk over the possibilities.
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