ram oregom statesman: Wednesday, jfxe ii, 1019
Hake This Your Headquarters For
T'.Tour. gilt selcfUiuis. H is dvvays a pleasare. for m to assist
you in every way in making your choice. ' ' ' I
Ask Jo see the new lihims Stei liner Patterns ' i
"Our deeoraled wrdduVg rings are' worthy -of your inKpeetion.
Hartman Bros; Co..
Jewelers and Optician's ; v , j !
Y,-' L N. W. Corner State and Liberty Sts. 1 -I ,
CITY
NEW
S
Robertson Brooks. The message ti
sent through ;the Salvation Array.
Sergeant Brooks enlisted: In Com
pany M. 62d Infantry In ! 1917 i but
just before going overseas in . De
cember (of that year, was transfer
led to headquarters company of the
regiment and iwas later transferred
to the intelligence service of the
American expeditionary forces. -
teoua : man with "whom, to do busi
ness. ' '. I
Good VmhI llanos -
Some good as new; almost at
your own pilee. E. L. Stiff & Son.
I !
Mr. and Mr. ; A. It. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wilson will
sell' their beautiful 6-:ooined bun
galow, piano and elegant furnishings
at public auction, Thursday, June
12 at 1:30
N. Cottage street
In a Trading Mood? j
If you want to trade in a used' pi
ano for a new one, we are ready. E
U Stiff & Son.
Tonight
Dance at Independence.
- I 1 11 1 .
Brother Due Home
Miss Hazel Flshwood, instructor
at. the Salem high school, has' re
ceived word that her brother, lieu
tenant Had ley M. Flshwood is ex
pecting ,tP arrive'in Oregon in about
a week.. Lieutenant Fishwood -enlisted
from; Nebraska and with the
353th -infantry, fc9th division. . re
ceived his training unde: Major (Gen
eral Leonard Wood. Within four
months after his enlistment he had
been promoted to . the. rank of bat
talion sergeant majo. ' In May, 1918
he was sent to officers' graining
J i - , IJZ
1
Constance Talmadge
in
'Mrs. Leffingwell's
- Boots"
camp at Camp Lee, Va.. and in two
weeks he was commissioned second
lieutenant and ordered overseas with
the -31 4th 'Engineers. In September
he was promoted to first lieutenant
and in October waa made command
ing office- bf the 314th Engineer
Ira'n.1 ' The,) Njnh division ranked
fifth of alt divisions engaged in the
number of meters advanced ia bat
tle Lieutenant Flshwood is a grad
uate of tnerniversity of Nebraska,
whHjre . lie was .a member of the'
''Pershing Rifles," a military "or
ganization there. In 1916 he- re
ceived the deree- of master of sci
ence i from! Columbia ; university,
where he specialized in highway en
gineering. He wiil spend the sum
oner with his parents. Mr. aad Mr3.
Harry Fishwfood on their ranch near
Creswvll.. , He may s$end several
days in Salem.
Try Northern Flour'
"It's a Bear." Every ; saclt guar
anteed. , At your grocer's.
All end Conference
Dr. and Miss Hazel Keeler will go
this morning to -New-berg to be gone
a week. They; will attend Oregon
Friends yearly meeting. The first of
next week Miss Keeler will accom
pany her sister, Airs. Kludas to Port
land. Mrs. Kludas expects to spend
the summer in Spokane and Omak
visiting relatives.
Dr. Mott
lUnk of Commerce bildg. 407-
DAY IS SET
(Continued from Page 1)
Elks Take Notice
You are to meet at the club rooms
at 7:30 Saturday evening to go in
a body to Wilson avenue! to attend
the Flag Day exercises.
Motorcyclist .Fined ;
Paul Noeck; charged with speed
ing on his motorcycle, was fined $5
in justice court yesterday by Justice
of the Peace I'nruh, He paid, the
fine. - .
Cleianlng and Dyeing -''.-'.
At City Cleaning WctIjs.' 12 Gl
State street.. Phone 703. i
Sirs. Junk' June tJift Sale ,
China, Central Pharmacy. State St.
BUSTER , 3 Prs.
BROWN for
HOSIERS $1.00
The Remnant Store,
254 N. Commercial St.
r , -
MONUMENTS ;
If your monumental work is solicit
ed, kindly ask the solicitor for out
business card.
Capital Monumental Works,
Z21U o- UOm. BU- ri" T V , oareui
X Salem Auto Radiator Shop
Radiators, Fenders and Gas
Tanks Repaired
Tractor Kadlators a Specialty
. Ail work guaranteed. . -19S
8. 12th St, Salem, Ore.
"Thelma" Individual Chorolat
- Made in Salem, 5c everwhere.
Uoed Plan
"Going fast.
Ik Son. i
Grab one. E. L. Stiff
Tonight I
: Dance at Independence.
Mut Stand Trial .
William 25 Moss; prominent east
eru Oregon f cattleman, must - stand
trial in the 'circuit. court of Harney
county on a charge of cattle rustl
ing. The supreme court yesterday
sustained Circuit Judge Biggs, who
refused recently to dismiss an in
dictment returned against', Moss.
Moss was convicted of the ' same
charge in Lake county and that case
is now pending "before the supreme
ccurt on appeal.
Small Inrestmcnt lnans Kalty
- Loans lions Kental Agency,
V General Property Dealing.
JOHX U. SCOTT REALTY CO,
' 404-405 Hubbard Bldg. '
phone 2S4 Salem, Ore.
Influenza Cause of Deal h
Lewis Silverman died Tuesdav
night at h's home 138? North Fourth
street from Influenza. Mr. Silverman
was 37 years4 old and leavesa wife
; nd : three fchlldraa "to mourn his
death1, e was a memner or me sa-
llem lodge cjf the Wooiman of the
World. The funeral announcements
will be made later.
LuciW Barton, Willamette Instructor
Is enrolliag students in, her sum
mer courses in violin and piano. 59?
N. 17th. Phone 1588.
Western Junk & Salvage Co. 5
tVe buy all kinds junk, hardware,
furniture. tools, machinery. There
Is hardly an Item we do not buy
rhone 700. 402 X. Commercial St
(Salem PriHluct
Thelma"! Individual
Sc. everywhere.
Chocolates,
Notic
We hav3 opened a first-class re
pair shp and will ?ive the motoring
puMic the very beat of service. Open
night and day aad Sundays. Marion
Garage. Phone 3C2. ,
SOCIETY
"Thelma" Individual Owolates--
A Salem product made by The
Gray Belle distributed- by George
E. Water tor salo everywhere, 5c.
Charged With Non-Support .
James Kasaiek. charged with non-
support of hi3 wife, has been ar
rested in Twin Falls. Idaho, accord
ing to Information received yester-
bargains offered a year ago and who
I appreciated "wonderful money sav
ings they tecured by buying on that
occasion. ' " . i .
In sp.'akinr of last year's Annual
Bargain day. the following quota
tions from tsome of Salem's leading
merchants given to The Statesman
o.i the evening of hist year's event
will demonstrate waal they tboncht
of Bargain dav:
"A big rush all day. couldn't han
dle the CBwda." O. E. Price Price
Shoe company.
'Wonderful'; said E. T. Barnes of
Haines Cash store. 'It certainly is
a success a benefit to both custom
er an-1 community."
"Needed a half dozen more clerk..
J. B. Littler The Bootery. '
"We've Jast been over run all
day. Absolutely." Mr. J&rinan, man
ager, J. C. Peaney company.
"One-third bigger business day
than even last year's' Ba.gain day.
It's an event every citizen should
support and encourage." K a four
Bros. ' v
The local manager or F. W. Wool
worth company surely wore that
Barcain day mile whn Interviewed.
He said: "This is the 'kind of aa
event that will make Salem a real
live town. It'll let peopie know Sa-
day by Justice of the Peace I'nruh. leni i? on the map. - I nevtr saw eo
He will be brought back to this city
for trial. He has no children.
Legal Blank
Get them at the Statesman Job of-
Ice. Catalor on application.
All Elks to Meet
At club rooms at 7:30' o'clock to
attend the Flag Day exercises Sat
urday evening, June 14th.
Husband Gets Divorce .
Decree- by default was given yes
terday In the suit for divorce of W.
M. Zander against Nellie Zander.
Desertion was alleged' The couple
married, in 1894 and have two sons
aged 19 and 15 years respectively
and a daughter 13 years old. Nonej doubt.
of the children are in Oregon: No
property was Involved in the suit.
many out of town people In my store
It's been jammed ajl uay long."
"My only regret is that vra could
not handle the crowds with the de
gree of service we always try to
render." said V. G. Shipley.
"Better tham last year," was the
comment of Mr. Farmer of the Ray
1 Farmer rllardwaie company.
"Biggest day we ever had." Sa
lem Hardware company. .
Every merchant on last,year's Bar
gain day list wm equally emphatic
in his praise of the evtnt. The:
were forty-eight Bargain day stores
last year but this number will be
largely increased this year and Sat
urday. June 21. Salem's Third An
nual Bareaia day. will, without a
oc'ipse any merchandising
Dr. R.F. Pound Recently Returned
from service announces the open
ing of his dental otTIce, 5th floor.
U. S. bank bldg. phone, 169.
Beautiful O Roomed
Strictly modern bungalow, p'ano
and furnishings. located at 1255 N.
Cottage : stteet will be sold at auc
tion. Thursday, June 12, 1:30 p. m.
RuMeIl Brooks Reaches Boston-
Sergeant Russell M. Brooks has
arrived In Boston and Is now at
Camp Devens, Ayer, Massachusetts,
according tci a telegram received by
his mother County Recorder Miiarea
For Hardware Furniture and ,
Second Hand Good aee
CAPIT.I H.lBDWAnE I
KtaSITlHKCU
It yu have furniture atoves or
carpets to sell, phone 9t". or
cult at N. C rell trrt
WUKX IK SALRM, ORKGOJf
top at -
BLIGO HOTEL -A
Home Away fretn Home
Strictly .Modem tl-99 per day
toe 8mu Selld Ceaifert
Only Hotel In Bualneaa Distlrct
Canl of Thank !
We wish to thank the friends who
were so kind and helpful during the
last sickness and at the burial of
our wife and daughter. Mrs. Effie
Naftzger. We are especially grate
ful for the comforting words spoken
by her pastor. Rev5. F. H. .Neff. and
for the beautiful flowers and music.
C. V.-Naftzger. Mr. and Mrs. J..F.
Y'oung and familyj Albeit Young.
Gooseberrle and Strawberries
' We are In the market. Ering
them to our i big plant, opposite S.
P. Co. passeager station. Phez com
pany. ; ! . 4 '
Receipt. Noten and All Blanka
At Statesman job office.
WANTED
Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools
and. In. fact, anything: you have
ta selL I bur for cash. Phone
S10 or 611.
W00DRY, The Anclioneer
Did It I Ever Occur to You - ;
j THAT
our prices on strictly high grade pianos
hre lefS than.lt s possioie lor juu
?et eUewhere. The quality oesi anu
terms eaay.H i
THK U1LKY B. AtlEi Ci. -
519 Court St.. in the Uerov Aiuuuins.
Ned McSherry Brought Back
Ned McSherry. charged with pass
ing worthless checks in this city
about September 1. 1918, was yes
terday brought back from California
by Sheriff Needham. He. was ar
raigned in i circuit court ' before
Judge Kelley and will plead today
at 1:30 p. nu
event heretofore heU in the city.
On Saturday, June 15th; every im
aginable article of werhandts may
be purchased at. a. .price less than
ordinary. This will undoubtedly re
sult in thousands of people coming
from various points ia Marion and
Polk counties to participate in this
money saving? opportunity.
Every day from now until June
21st tbe Statesman and the Capital
Journal will give further details of
the plans that are being .formulat-
jd lor Bargain day what stores
have -constituted themselves "Bar
gain Day stores." what they will of
fer as' bargaias. what novel sailing
scheme they will inaugurate, and. in
fact everything that could interest
you in this day of all days for eco
nomical buying.
Read the articles about "Bargain
Day" in each h,sue. Mak? a list
of the Bargain day stores. Mak a
lUt of the things you want to buy
economically. Then come to Salem
on Bargain day. Juae 21. In tomor
row's issue of the Statesman we will
give'you a list of the Bargain day
stores. Watch for it. .
Industrial Accident Fund
Is in Healthy Condition
NOTICE-
If yon hare any Junlt or second .
hand goods of any klad. ee ns
..first. ... .;;.'. ' ..
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
271 Chemeketa St. Phono 808
Auto Repair Shop
HOME of the VESTA HITThia
Battery Repairing and Recharging
L. M. MILLER, Prop.
245 CenterjSt. Phone vii
See Our
ELECTRIC WASHING
MACHINES
Welch Electric Co.
379 State St. i Phone 'Jo i
Entirely but of Overland 90s.
rtniv one Willvs-KnlgUt left-
A few second-hand cars in good
condition, j ' ,
Wood-Rose Motor Co.
rtid State St. Phone 311
MYRTLE KN0WLAND -
and Musical Merchanuise
gonora Dealer In Salem
415 Court St. Salem. Oregon
Telephone -3o2
We want to buy
Good Potatoes
Best Market Price
We furnish the sacks and call
for the potatoes at your-place.
The People's Cast Store
Phone 453. . ' '. r
IS 6-191 North Commercial St
WOOD SPECIAL -
i i - ..... . i . - . .. ,
,' 10 Days
75 eonU livg liotly Fir Woo4
at $7.00 per cord. "
60 eortls 2nd Growth Fir
wood at $6.50 per cOrd.
G. H. Tracy Wood Co.
I I Phone 520
Standard ficale Book '
In duplicate. Statesman Job of
fice.
Applies for Citizenship-
William August Berna. a larmer
living at Turner, filed application
yesterday ; for citizenship in the
United States. He was born in Ger
many. March 9. 1860. and came to
this country in September. 1880.
Better Grab- a Piano
Some used pianos, almost as good
as new. Will not last. ieuer grau
thenv E. L. Stiff & Son.-,
A total of 18 fatal accidents was
reported to the industrial accident
commlslon during the month of
May. acording to the monthly re
port made public today. Final set
tlements in all accident cases to
talled 890 for the month, while 20
cases were rejected for cause. The
commission now has 731 cases be
fore it which are in .the process of
adjustment.
The financial statement shows
that $16,384 was paid in pensions
during Yhe month, leaving a balance
of $1,780,403 In the segregated ac
cident fund. .The administrative ex
penses for May amounted to $10,-
,641.
Mr. and Mrs. . R. Steraej who are
t:-avellng in the pasture now &t the
Hotel Marseilles, New Yoik City.
The home of Mr. anJ Mrs. Ij. L.
Vincent, on the Garden road, was
the scene of a pretiy hone wedding
when their daugh'er, Rutha Ann be
came the bride of Koy Hay Mitchell
of Dallas. Sunday at 5 o'clock.
The impressive ring ceremoay was
performed in a corner of the large
parlo: amid a bower of maple bough?
by the Rev. R. L. Putman, minister
of the Court Street Christian church.
After th" ceremony lc cream and
cake were served the gn sis. Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell will make thei-'
home in Dallas where the groom ia
now engaged in business. The fol
lowing were ihe invited guests:
Mr. and Mrs, li. W. Wolfe ol Che-
mawa. Mrs. Ma.tha L. Cooaingham.
9 1 years old. Mr. aad Mrs. L. II.
Roberts. Miss Ethel Roberts. Mis
Bernice Roberts. Mr. Alden lioorts.
Mis. R. L. Putnam anJ daughter.
Winona. Mr. E. F. Ljiip. Frank Cas
pell. Mr. and Mrs. Joon Ix-fors r,f
Portland. Mr. and M:. Jud.win Mitch
ell of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wristht and so.i. Leonard, of Dal
las. Mi. J. W. Miichell and wife. Mr.
J. E. Mitchell and wire. Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Nichols. Toledo. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Weaver of Dallas. Mr.
NAille Eldridge of Independence.
Miss Velnur Mitchell of Dallas. Mr.
J. C. Shreeves of Dallas. Glen Mitch
ell of Baker.
-
At a pretty home wedding Tues
day afternoon. MIsa Estcila It. Wat
son became the bride of Fred J.
Smith, at th3 home of the bride's
mother. Mrs. E. L. W ilson. of ul
I'nion street. Rev. Thomas S. Ander
son officiating in the presence of
only Immediate relatives.
The bride's younger sister. Miss
Letha Wilson, was bridesmaid and
Archie Smith of Camp Lewis, a
brother of the groom, was best man.
The bride was lovely in a fcorwn
of white- crepe meteor over satin
She carried an arm boquet of white
roses and white sweet pea. The
bridesmaid wore a dainty frock of
plak. crepe de chine and earned
white and pink rosebud.
Mrs. D-ckey. a sister of the groom.
played Lohengrin's wedding march
and Archie Smith sang "I Love You
Truly" and "Because."
After a dainty lunch Mr. and Mrs.
Smith left for Portland. Seattle and
other northern points on their hon
eymoon. On their return they wlP
make their home on South Church
street. t
The rooms of the Wilson hams
were beautifully decorated with gar
land of pink and white roses, car
rying out the pluk and whits color
scheme.
The bride, is a popular young wo
man of Salem, aad is the daughter
of Mrs. E. L. Wilson.
The gTOont, the son of Mrs O. G.
Smith, of North 'Winter street, is
also very popul ar.
The families of William May and
A. Welch were out for an auto pic
nic on the Santiam Sunday.
Saturday the local department of
the Woman's Relief corps rave a
reception at tbe home of Mrs. G. E
TerwllUger. 770 Chemeketa street
In honor-of Mrs. Bertha Drew Gin
. . v : I.
man of iieppner ana .-ira. nure
Horseman of Portland, th? 'national
vice-president, who are the guests
of Mrs. Tcrwilliger. The toomr wtre
attractively decorated with red and
yellow roes and flags, rtd being tne
department rolois aud veiiow tne
national tclors. At the door the
eueis were -met by little Miaa Myr
ii Rhino, daintily dressed. In the
receiving line were M a. Alice t.
Caldwell. oreidcnt: Mrs. Haiti-?
Cameron, cast department treasurer
Mr Florence Spencer, department
executive board; Mis. . 8. omiin
and Mrs. Dinsm-r. Mrs. Elizabeth
Adair Int-oduced the guests and as
sisting about the rooms were Mrs
Marr Crooks. Mrs. Rose Hagerdorn
ami Mrs. Florence SUipp.
Durinb the evening the guesta
were honored with soj.ie whistlinK
.nim i.v Mr Lamoine Clark aad
with nonie piano solos by Miss Flor
ence Shipu. The Misses Selma Kru-
mow. Motence Pope. Tbelma Crooks
and Florence Shipp assisted in serv
ing.
hmlprjfs
l
t .
I
r-
WOMEN'S
PHOENIX SILK HOSE
JUST RECEIVED
Seamless silk nosr, black, tvhitt, Havana) brown,
I -
Russian calf and cloud gray
i
Sliaped instt'i rsill; hosf, black, white
j
.$1.50
Full fashioned silk lnsf black, white, Havana brown,
Uiissinii ealf and hiouse .$1.80
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS EARLY
1. (&j tjtpl?JJ 010-
Liberty Street
"Oyin tc de yay smarter nsen dan
I is has gat mixed up In arguments."
said I'ncle Eben. "whenever aaLody
'splains de league of nations to me.
I Jes says 'Yesir. an goes oa 'bout
my business." Washington Star.
First Passdager Does this train
stop here lonji enough to let yon get
something to rat?
Second Paacnger No, just lone
enough to letyou pay for what yon
orde r. Dallas News.
I 1 1 ii imiii mm in mum ii in let inn i inn mi i
Ever Alire to the Making of a
Better! Drug (Store i
i Is Oar Business Policy. :
f d
SCHAEFERS DRUG STORE
' 'The Penslar Store." ' ,
135 North. Commercial Street Phbne 197 I
- ' - - ; - ; '.
nininimmiiniUMininumminMniiimt
WAN
Fred J. Smith to Mairy
Fred J. Smith secured a license
yesterday to; marry Estelle R.. Wil
son. They were marnea later in
the day at 571 Union street.
Men Wanted at Fall City; Oregon
Falls City .Lumber. & Logging com
pany can use eight or ten men at
sard and sorting table labor. Wages
13 to 32 cents per hour.
J. K. nn to Leave
J.-E. DSran who for the rat two
a- r li
vears has leen wun me v.. n.
nnilitinjr Logrine Co., as superin
tendent and sales manager of their
box factory! has resigned his posi
tion here to take a position as gen-
oral sales manager of the Oregon
nnv MfcJ Co.. Portland. Oregon
rt.irir.cr hi short residence in Salem
t- nnran has won many friends
who regret very much to lose him.
h.,t lsh him unlimited success in
Ui ne- nosition.' Especially do the
'busihess firnxs wvho have been, doing
' h..aines with the above company
lhmiitrh MrJ Doran regret his leav-
ii.. .. isnV iv at all times found
zl him a most dependable and cour-
Send a coy of the Peace edition
to the hoy In the service. Only
limited numler of copies left, so or
der early. S3 cent per copy.
Cherries
Pears
and all
kinds of
Berries
We are contracting
te:
. i
i t ,
-
i
Royal Ann Cherries ........ 8c lb.
Bings, Lamberts ........ ...,8c lb.
Other varieties ,..V .5e lb.
Strawberries 12c lb.
lied Raspberries . .V .". .12c lb.
Black Cap Raspberries 10c lb.
Blackberries Law"tons) ...,l8c lb.
Loganberries ....i, i8c lb.
Gooseberries .' 6c lb.
Bartlett Pears ... i..;..$60 per .ton
We furnish boxes and crates.
Strawberry crates for sale.
Come and see us. before yoa sell.
MANGISI?ROS-
AVarehouse High and Ferry Sts. j
i Phone 717 i t
Of Hce 542 SUte St. ' V Salem, Oregon
Reduced Prices
On Rubber Goods.
jt. Svmbol Water Bottle (n d
rubier) $1-00
2 qt. Symbol Water Bottle (red
rubber $1.00
2 qt. Monogram Water Bottle
(red .rubiM'r $-tXJ
2 qt. KantWk. Water Bottle $2.50
' All guaranteed for one year.
Perry's Drug Store
13he
Store
115 S. Commercial Street
We sell for Cash.
The Result of Adjustments
The Chiropractor proves the value
of his work by the good results his
Mittnii find at his hands. It is
quite natural for people to doubt
that much good can be accomplished
by merely adjusting the bones of the
spine with the bare hands, but that
this good does result in most every
kind of human ailment can easily be
demonstrated.
Facts are what one wants to dis
pel existing doubts. It is a fact that
t-pinal adjustments will recover one
rrom sickness and restore the ailing
parts to healthy condition. Neither
is this Improvement temporary nor
accompanied by harm while effecting"
it. The best way to definitely de
termine the truth of the Chiroprac
tic claims is a trial of the adjust
ments. If the results are not good,
the patient will then have grounds
Tor his doubts. The Science of Chiro
practic has grown phenomenally in
practice largely by converting doubt
ers thru practical benefits derived
fiom spinal adjustments.
DR. 0. L SCOTT
Chiroprart lc-Kpino!oglt
209-312 U. S- Bank Blag.
ANNOUNCEMENT
BEGINNING JULY 1
"We will take each department in turn and. run a special all
i . j- i
week Bargain Sale on certain articles. But Ave also want you
to remember we always have bargains in all our departments
of Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes.
We now have a
FREE DELIVERY
ear running from fcilcm to Dallas which makes thc m 17
other day. C. O. D. orders will be promptly attl
orders taken by drivers or phone. ; ' , , !
Liberty bonds taken for face value. i i
oil..' , .'; FREE de-
Special reductions on large camp order ' i
I 1
livery. ! 3 ' !
. Management
PEOPLE'S C STORE
185-194 N. Commercial St.
Phone 453
V' i