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CITY
NiEWS
JUg Iance TourIu .
At the armo;'4 "
Dncv at Turner" Saturday -Sight
Saleia music. Men 50 cents.
Hnrhine Are Wanted i.
Twenty machines are Wanted ''by
tbe Salfm Commercial :tlub. for. the jUIng, Lambert; Tartarian-- !
use & tn mcmrwrs or f ne Grand I Mav Iinko Knft.h .k-.:!:
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M"-tS to watch for Pit to and
heard . he wag at Brooks. Upon eo
ns to that Place the shcrirr found
that Pittoi had go.je to California.
Two days ago the sheriff; learned of
' i return and the
made Thursday.
arrest was
Fourth
come a
"We are in the market.
Army of the Republic and the!r aux-j raspberries
tor. pa ucipauon in the Brine them to our hi
of July parade. It has be- S. P. Co nan, r .7, ft v
on a m " fuuUC
custom for riHzens ownine
autonjopues ionan ineni to ine vet
erans for Memoriar day and Fourth
of July
204. Phex Co.
Good Vtmd Pianos
Some good as new; almost at
your own price. E. I-. Stiff & Son.
Standard Seal llwk
In duplicate. Statesman job of
flea,
"Century Individual Chocolates
" The tast'e lingers. 5 Cents at the
Spa.
We Make Our Ow i
v Ice Cream a--The Spa.
Monday, June 30th, 1919, you are to
turn in at headquarters, 121 S. Com
mercial street, your full reports, re
ceipt books and Hinds collected.
Therefore rttsb, to completion the
canvass of Jour districts. 4iGentraI
cnaries U. Art-herd, Exalted Ruler
336 11. P. O. E. i
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flea.
Dr. Stott
; Ban k , ol Cora merca bild g.
Ilig Dance Tonght
. At the armory.
407-8.
3
Bic Ince Tough t
At the armo:y.
Pitt Taken t IV rt kind
.Inspector tMorak of Portland lft
here Thursday night with Kmrnajuil
pitto, who i wanted in Portland on
'a charge of assantling , his "former
sweetheart with Incnt to; 'kill. Tha
name df the sjirt is not known to th.
officera he-e Sheriff Necdhara re
ceiTed ia request frora Portlard thie'?
If. F.' Bonestc-elei
Is wearing a smiTe that won't
como off. - In addition to receiv n
a car. load of Paige cars Thursday he
received a car load of Modgo B:o
t hers cars yesterday, and in thi3 car
load there is one of the latest model
Dodge, Brothers Sedans. It has
inaoy little- refinements -overi last
years model, and surely Is a f'ne
looking rig. " . ! '
TheUna Individual Chocolat
Made In Salem, '5c everwre.
Lucile nation, Willamette Inilructor
Js enrolling students In her sum
mer courses in voice and piano. 59&
N. 17th. Phone 15S8. fi
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Irgal Ittna I
Get tkem at the SUtesman Job of-
cataiog on application
Anto AVlteel Comes Off
K. At Peterson, an autoinobie
dealer of Portland, was sponsible
for a lot of excitement at State and
Commercial street j yesterday eve
ning when the right rear wheel came
off the big WSUys-Knigbt car he was
driving and, rolling across State
street, cvashed; through a glass door
at the entrance of the Morris opti
cal establishment. A large crowd
was attracted. ;
in department No. 1 of the circuit
court yesterday, j 'Mr. Holman
brought suit to recover $IC0 which
he loaned to his daughter several
years ago when she was living in
Salem. In order to secure the money
he placed, a- mortgage upon the lot
just south of the Salem high school
whtih was sold to the school district
in 1916., The jury)
1260. -
awarded him
ALICE BRADY
In
'THE BETTER HALF'
Vaudeville
Attitln Studeaker Owners
: - Wc have now opened a repair shop
clong with our . sale's room at 252
Stikte street with 'one' of the bet
mechanics in town. k i
We now have o display a three-
qtiarter ton Stewart truck which re
! tails 137 Salem. It has a rjfed seal
j Continental motor, Timken bearings
1 nd internal- gear drive, inae- for
' speed and guaranteed 100 per cent
overload. And. we also have the At
..tcrbury two-ton truck. 252 State St,
Biji Dance Timglit
At the armory.
BUSTER 3 Prs.
BROWN for
HOSIERS .$1.00
J The Remnant Store,
254 N. Commercial St.
pid It Ever Occur to fou
1::;;l';''vTHAT
oar prices on strictly tilth trade piano
arc le thaa'at 1? poible, for you to
iret elsewhere. Tbe quality beat-and
terms ey. , .
THR WILEY B. ALLKX'CO.
119 Court St., in the perby Building.
Home Made Ice Cream -
Like mother used to nr:ake.
The Spa. . . . ' :
At
Mol liers 3teet Tolay
.There will be a business meeting
of the Salem War Mothers today at
3 o'clock in the Commercial club
auditorium. Plans for the Fourttuof
July celebration and homecoming
will be discussed. i
Try Northern Flour ; I
It's a Bear." i Every sack; guar
anteed. At your grocer's. ;
A Salem Product
' "Thelma' Individual
5c everywhere. .
Chocolates,
T All Colonel
And Captains of the. Elks Salva'lon
Army hone service campaign, atten-
MONUMENTS . .,.
If your, monumental work is solicit
ed, kindly ask the solicitor for oar
business card.
Capital Monumental Works,
2210 8. Com. St. Pb A ;89. Saem
At a Bargain Real , Merschaumf
Genuine Ambers. less than Today's
.. . Cost.. . !, : .;
SMITH'S. FOR SMOKES
State and Oomtiierctarstreety
Salem4 Anto Radiator Shop
' Radiators, Fenders and Gas
' a Tanks Repaired,
.Tractor ltadi&tors a Siieclalty
i All work guaranteed
19S S. 12th St. Salem, OrcJ
Cars called for n1 delivered. Day and
MARION AUTO LAUNDRY
y PUMAS BROS. Proprietors
We are now prenared to dn ft
r n u iiilc Al lOL.lMIII.C
ffive u a trial. Satisfaction Ruamnteed
hone 362 . Manon uarage
Small investment lnn ttealty
: . txjans House Hen tat Agency,
General Property Dealing.
-OIINII. . 8CDTT REALTY CO
404-405 Hubbard Bldg.
Phone 254 . Salem, Ore.
Western Junk & Salvage Co.
We buy all kinds Junk, hardware,
furniture, tools. . machinery. There
is hardly an item we do not buy
Phone 706. -403 N.' Commercial fit.
For Hardware Furniture and ...
! Second Hand CJotxle ce
CAPITAL HARDWARE &
: FURNITURE CO.
Ifiyoa have" furniture stoves or
carpets to sell, phone 947, or
cs.ll at 28S W. Cesaaserelal Street
WANTED
Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools
nd, in fact, anything yon hare
to elL I buy for cashT Phone
- ; 510 or 511.
W00DRY, The Auctioneer
See Our
ELECTRIC WASHING
MACHINES
Welch Electric Co.
r -
370 Stale St. Phone 'Jo i
We want to buy !
. Good Potatoes
Rest Market Price
We furnish the sacks and call
fpr the potatoes at your, place.
PIPES
HrowneN IIanc i Khileil
A wire was received .yesterday
by T. VI. McCroskey secretary of tfia
Salem Commercial club that the air
plape which will be used ln; Salem
and Silye'tcn during the Fourth of
July . celebrations by Lieutenant
Brownes 's shipped -last night, from
Los Angeles.. The plane , will prob
ably arrive here. late Mondar. The
machihe is a new Ciirtiss witli a ca
pacity of fire passengers.
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"Century"
Thei best Individual' chocolate
made. 5c at Tbe Spa.
Vlavi tbe Old Home Ilemedy
Mrs. A. G, l'oar Marion Hotel.
f , ,
Klmer Honk Home
Corporal Elmer I Itoss, whoso
home is at 333 South Seventeenth
street. Salt in, aad whose father is J.
H. Itoss, is borne from Nevers.
France, where he had been for IS
months withp Salem's old Comany
M boys. He parted from the 16 of
the Salem bunch who are still" left
at Nevera about, a month ago Cor
poral Ross was mustered out at
Camp Mills, New York. He was a
printing v pressman before enlisting!
and" he expects to follow, his trade
again. He worked for a time in the
press room of The Statesman, bit
more for Elliott, the prlnTtr,
In a Trading Mood?-
If yotu want to trade In a used pi
ano. for a new one, we are ready. E
U Stiff & Son.
KirthV Reportetl .
A son was born Wednesday to Mr.
and rMrs. E. M. Rulirsoh of 1620
State street. i j
Passed Had tle-k. Charge :
erne Ooodiia of Henton cunty,
who Is harged with bavins; written
a'eheck without sufficient funds, ha
put up bonds for his appearance and
will have his hearins Wednesday be
fore Judge Unruh."
edited by Frances Nlmmo Greene.
"Adventures of Reddy Fox" one of
the bed-time stories by Tjornton Bur
gess. "Running Eagle," the story of a
maiden warrior of the Dlackroot
tribe, told by J. W. Schultz. who was
adopted by the islackfoot Indians.
Ibioks for the Young Patriot
With the approach of our patriot
ic season, me patriotic story is the
best kind to read. The library has
many of which the following are sug
gestive; "Children's Rook or Patriotic Sto
ries,", by Ada Dickinson.
'Lest We Forget," a collection of
world war stories, by J. G. Thomi
son. "The Flag." the story of a boy
who once spurned the flag, by Ho
mer Green. v
"Ifayette." by C. D. Crow.
. '01d Glory," how one man thought
.he could give up his allegiance to it.
"rsaval Heroes of Today." by
, t rancis Collins.
HE THIS KW A Y A Y HIS CRUTCHES
"Six years ago I had rheumatism
so bad I was going on- crutches."
writes August Ctrandell, Sister Ray.
Wis. "I tried several medicines and
doctors and got no relief.-' Three
bottles of Foley Kidney I"Hls cured
me. I threw away my trutches,"
Have no equal for weak, sore, ach
ing back, muscles or joints. J. C.
DISTINCTIVE DRESS.
yon hare not studied yourself in this
matter it Is wrth trying. :
- Alice Freeman Palmer said that It
is not wise to wear clothes that put
a distance between us and those with
whom we associate. So the place
where we are liting will hare much
to do with the number and kind of
dresses needed..! - ' - ' -
Read the Classifier Ads.
ltascball Sunday
- Salem Loju vs. Waconda Colts at
Waconda. Come.
Xo Condensed Milk. tr Cream
Used in the , manufacture of our
ice cream. The Spa.
"Tlielroa" Individual Chocolate -.
A Salem product- mad" Tjy jThe
Gray RePe distributed by George
E. Waters for sale everywhere!, 5c.
Uuihling Permit Issued-
J
A building permit was issaed yes
terday, to the John Hughes company
for the remodeling of the . Hughes
two-story brick building formerly oc
cupied by the Spencer Hardwiare.com
pany. Thej sum of 4000 will be
spent oa the alte-.-ations. which will
consist of entire "remodeling or the
two store rooms and putting in two
'large front show windows. c Kafoury
Brothers will occupy' the Jtmilding
when the alterations are completed.
x LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
V Established 1S63 I ' !
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General Banking Business j
Commencing June 16th banking hour will bo
- 10 a. m. to 3 p. m4
Marriage License Issiictl
A marriage license was is?ued yes
terday to E. A. Lee and .. Lil'i
Boehmke, both of Salem. As the
youag woman is oaly 17 years old.
her mother appeared and gave her
consent to the marriage,.
Appraisement Comp'eted
J. W. Hyett. A. Lindholm and J.
IL Riches have finished their ap
praisement of the. estate of, the late
Taylor Markland and have found the
value to be $S98C.10.
aecelpts. N"tew and All R3nks
At Statesman Job office. A
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In ' I'Yance with Marines
' M. jVeraon Parsons, (fOrmer Eu
gene lawyer! and member" of the stat
legislature kt the session of 1913.
was in Salelii yesterday, having Just
returned f -"dm France where he serv
ed with the United States marines.
Mr. Parsons holds therankjof lieu
tenant. He is und'ecjded as fo his
futurei plans except that he; will go
on a fishing excursion shortly. He
has not yet returned to Eucne.
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At Tbe Sin 'Only I I.
Century individual chocolates . tie-
St-vffle- in Klamath FH
Percy Streyffled, one or the mcm
beis of Company M. l2Kd Lifantry.
in France, is with the highway com
misFion and is with a party working
on the Klamath Indian Reservation.
He is well known in Salem.
AT THE URBARY
Anto Repair Shop
HOME of the VESTA RATTERY
Battery Repairing and Recharging
' L. M. MILLER, Prop.
245 Center St. Phone 927
IORL AO TOIRIAG CAR
Just completely overhauled and re
painted. At a bargain for somebody.
Also some Kfod buys in other makes
tit secondhand cars. ton lumber
trailer, Thayer-Shafer.-Gutley make,
nearly new. at one-half price of new
trailer.;. . - ' '.. ., -
Wood-Rose Motor Co.
246 State St. f - ; Phone 311
MYRTLE KN0WLAND
Mnslc and IMasical Merchandise
Konora Dealer In Salem
4 15 Court St. Salem, Oregon
Telephone 352
WANTED
JUNK AND" MACHINERY OF ALL
; KINDS
We also buy second-hand goods. v
If you have anything to sell f6r a
?ood price call 39 8. The Square
Deal House. ! . . i
. CAPITAL JUNK CO. : i
271 Chemeketa St.- Salem, Ore.
Gov rnment; Will, Sell Silk . "
, The surplus pfopertyj division of
the , war department is advertising
for sale several million y'ards or pure
silk cloth in severaT weights and
weaves, manufacturede by the-leading
silk mills or the country. vVhen
it appeared . that the war might go
oa for several years the silK was
ordered to hold the charged, ror the
big gnns, and now that there is no
use for it the ' government will sell
the silk. The bulletin on. the sub
ject saVs tt-ls suitable To" men's arid
women's clothing; for curtains, d-ab-eries
and Jfeahgings. Canned vege
tables in cases of 24 cans to the
case are also advertised for sale.
C.imtvrn SifDlHi
Headquarters for tents, cols and
rull equipment for campers. See
window display.. E. L. Stiff & Son.
Our every pn
feHsional act is
performed in a
satisfactory man
ner. Our experi
enced m e t h ods
and the Justness
of our business
ronduc t are
above criticism.
A. E;' F. Enlistments to Enct
No enlistments for the 'American
Kvn.-dieionai-y forces will be accepted
by the recruiting service arter July
5, according! to instructions received
yesterday by Corporal iee i.re;u
nn wha is Sn charge of the locaV ar
mv -eeruitiiie offices in tk- D'ArcY
building. Men may be taken up t
and InclUdLig that date Tor service
in. Franc' or on the Rhine but not
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Tli Different Kind
--We. are t:te only one In thv? rily
making ourj ite cream. The bpa.
',:-' ' -f 1 '!- : H' i '
i.-,.li. li l-liieiiieerj .
wniari IV- Grimes of Scio enlisted
in the engineers yesterday through
the Salem jarmy recruiting 3tat:on
i tbrf mrcv building, lie win go
ko Portland
Tuesday Eft.''
twd Piano r
i Going fast. Grab one.
&! Son. 'i
E. L. Stiff
"Imperial England," an interpre
tation of tbe ritish empire, which is
termed by the authors "the greatest
and. on the whole the most satisfac
tory political organization the world
has yet known."B written by two pro
fessors in Grinnell collegek Lavell
and , Payne. "" ':..' i
The Day of Gtory. -continuation
of the story of "Home Fires in
France" up to the day when France
celebrated the signing of the armis
tice, by Dorothy Canfleld ! isher.
"Makine of the Movies," a descrip
tion of the difficulties in training the
movie actors and taking the pictures
for the scenarios, told by Lrnesi
Deneh. "'''.'
Teach Growing." the whole sci
ence of setting out a peach orchard -
caring tor u, ana nurncimg tu
fruit, is given In.detaU by H. P
Gould.'a pomologist in the service of
the -department .of . agriculture."
"Garden Steps." a lull stoiy or
the. production of each of the com
mon vegetablKtold ror the amateur
gardener, by Ernestj Cobbn
"The Burgomaster of Stuomonde,
a new drama of the war by"MaurTce
Maeterlinck.
I'The man Nobody Knew," an, after
the war novel, by II. K. Porter who
writes undenthe name of Holworthy
HaJl. : t "f '' '
"The Secret City," a gripping story
or Russia duting the revolution; it
continues some or the characters of
"The Dark Forest", both by Hugh
Walpole.
For th'o C Thildren -My
Country's yoice," i collection
of patriotic and historical selections
Henry Turner Cailcy. in one of hb
Chautauqua lectures, called attention
to the fact that God did not give the
elephant and the butterfly the same
color. This fact suggests that in
choosing our clothes, color is one of
the first points to be considered.. If
you will observe the best dressed
persons, you will find that those who
are large wear quiet colors, because
these call less attention to their size.
A safe rule to follow Is to make the
predominating color of your dress
match your hair or eyes, i Then use
some harmonizing or contrasting col
or for trimming.
-Suppose now we have twcUed on
the colors we should wear. How shall
we have our clothes made? It has
been said that the best dressed per
sons attract the least attention. Few
of us could wear the extreme stylec
without attracting much attention.
So, for most of us, an adaptation of
the season's styles which does not
proclaim cur size or personal defects
will he most becoming. Long lines
for short people and short lines for
tall people is the general fnler
What material shall we choose?
Would is not be better to have a few
dresses of serviceable material, made
so well that we always feel dressed
appropriate for the occasion, thaa
several ; dresses of material so poor
that' tney look shabby after being
worn a few times? If we are not
good Judges of materials most of us
have friends who would be glad ta
help us select what will ; wear well
and be likely to keep its color.
Why Is it that soma women wear
furs and velvet hats in summer and
in winter the thinnest of waists and
si raw hats? Does this kind of dress
ing express qualities of character
which a . womaa should possess?
Surely, plain common sense is need
ed in. tbe matter cf dress if we are
to keep the respect vf our associates
and the community in which we live.'
Why not stick to the old-fashioned
idea of dark material of good tex
tire for winter, with light material
or not too sheer weave ror summer?
Be not the ttrst by whom the new
Is tried.
Nor yet the last to lay the old aside,"
Then, too, if we wish !to express
stood... sense wo shall drss for onr
work or for" the occasion. Personal
neatness and appropriate dress sure
ly exert a wonderful influence. If
One Accident Fatal
out or a iota I of 470 accidents re
ported to thle atate ,toc'd"U commis
sion ror th wecr ending June 26
only one wfes fatal. ThU was the,
rait oT Olcl L. Jensen or t Portland,
who, w"as accidentally ki'hd ta a
shipyard, hi the total number of
casualties i sported 4 42 wrre subject
to th pni ifions ot the workmen's
comptnsation act, 13 were from the
firms and corporations that have le
jeeted the p.misions of the ac and
13 were rri.i public nUMy; Corpora
tions that are not subject o the law.
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, LAST DAY
' GERALDINE
FARRAR
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In a story of the Far West
HELL
THE
iT A T
It's One of Her Best
PARSONS COMEDY
Pastry That
Has i Flavor
This is tbe kind of Bread, Ties, Cakes, Doughnuts, tc, vou
, .
want. That's the kind Peerless mafes. .
PEERLESS BAKERY
Philip. Winters, Prop.
170 North Commercial Street.
Phone 247
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Save Your Time
rand jVitality!
Why lrtige with a broom,
vlien you ban clean in one-,
third the.tihie without effort
with the s
a1 i
Electric Suction Cleaner!
Ilundretls of local house
wives thank, us. for calling
ihis remarkahle electrical
servant toitheir attention. It
enables tnost1 :uncxiected
economies n time, labor and
ckming epsts.3 .
. Arrange With Us for a
FREE TRIAL
in Your Own Home
.. You'll, ever know'" bow
much helpjthe APEX will be
in YOUli i'roc untii you've
Iried it. And a trial costs
you nothing ! Ask us to send
one out, try it to your heart's
content. IIEN decide!
Telephone 29, or call at onr
! store.
Hamilton
1 340 Court Street1
Electric Washer and Wringer
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The latest development in the. "Dolly" or tub type of electric washing and
wringing machines. No chains, no belts, no exposed shafts even, j .
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Therefore, almost noiseless and absolutely safe. f
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No need to worry that "baby" will get his or her fingers cut or crushed, cr r
garments torn or greasy, or that you will either. - ;
Sold on intallmcnts." Easy payments.
Por 1 1 arid R ail way Light & Pot
The People's Cash Store
'j ' pbnne 453, '
1SC-196 North Commercial St.
3
Holman Awarded riM
The caie of John B.
Holman
raimt hi
Meyer of
daug'ater. Mrst-Carrtiyn
San Fraaclsco, was tried
i