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. .... , r . V - "I " - .v... ... " . . ''V, V THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUKE 29, VI 921 ' 5 - (' m , . t t t 1 " 1 i CITY NEWS IN BRIEF i ...i Will Siwak 1 Harry Cunningham of Helena. VonV. who because of the apro- tack In time for the Cumm-mal ih luncheon Monday noon, is to notary club t'"'1"1;1- ' Eni plan to make it a notable Sf'at. t""" "'-v ' " - -.1 I I, lor Record' For wil-. -I ,h" :ipa eacb. Adv. county clerk by Paul F. Riec!;. Th il is ha rge was issued under date of I -l,: UP.ry L'V i:H an 1 showed tint Mr. It.fi k has enlist ed March H. .rrostf! 'r Vagrancy- lloises Damage Aut 1 Jack Biship and John 1 1 ighb'iid ! A team ot hoists driven liy K I iTf placed in I he city jail Moii I ilay nilit on a charge of vagrancy i I'poi; investigation they r r ' leased yesterdav . I'xtl Victor ltecnl. For Ha'f, at the each. Adv. Parents i,f Hoy Seoul- til io w l in a sir tin" their boys to hear Chailes I ' i i ! , c t I hi'i iiniiKhl ;it Mil' om nn r- u 1 i lu! at t; o'rlot k. Adv. M:t. .1 cents Vinnl crOllllt I il'd F The final a.ront of the rdaf Af Flora laniels. .Leaded, filed K"Tday in the rounty court hi J K Currie. adnintrator. The court has- s-( August I as a Irt for the h.arinK of ol.tectu.rH f the approval of the final ac 1,, 0( the eftate of the la'O SUr? RU which ns file. m. tl court yesterday l.y Andrr- SdtniniMrator of the . .ate Will bring you a buyer. tio'ilt; l lis .iifles Mr. iiii.l Mr- .1 . C. Stopped over ill S. il. in l.is on their way to S i u hut" I. us Aiik'I'- Mr. I'Miii iM Itixon li 1 1; Si . a nl ii;ii come in rather Mowlv. thouuh t) ilasrt work is progressing i.n M. I'axton o! roi.te 1, on His" j Kcheilule. i)thr resclstrations are -treet. became I Tightened and i expected today, eiioUKli to make a hacked into an automobile he-l'nii iii.-nil.nic... .i v.e.i; v.iii l.niKiiiK (o lo.. Maulwart of rout" l.e devoted more especially to lie ' and iushed a headlight. city aiul town pasioral work. though under the plaii of n,a' AP INiv Scolds if I'ruttl j 1I1K every pc-lor ayailalle fur anv To meet Charles I'richard Katon ! pulpit, it is all held to be valuab! p. rsosally a the Cuiiinieri ial club I lor every pastor, at ! o'clock tonight. Adv. Seme aitractive even nc pnr - jurain-: are in t)t. i,fieii-d ihioiinh All IU) Scoutji are uitteil (the week. 1 ir K;;I. A. Keltiei I n ki.-. i Charles J'richard Katon j i ilucat ional e ieiai tor the rural per.-ain.iMv it the i nu hieic Ial cluli work il'-partinent the hum,- m: - at ti o'doi k eik m nr UIEUT PLACE dollar doe its duty. I). H. Mosber. Merchant tailor to nien and women. Only firm in Salem doing tailoring under the union label. Miller Mercantile Co. uooo. Roods. Quality first. Wimover lru Co. In busln- ess for your health. Oregon Theater. Ouj music PaCKia'iS ailli BearCatS EX-i makes Rood pictures better. Peonies' Market. Our Coupon . . 1 West Fur Company, - , I 'j ;1 : chnrre Honors in Vol- luy anrl Baseball trie. Come to Ua. only exclusive fur house Salem Nash Co. le Luxe Studio. Better Photos Satisfaction Always. 1.. U. M. Pierce, Tailor. -Sthaefer'u Urug Store.V . oiiivbt. Adv. Air. I iiiide -n Sues A divorce complaint w;i" file. I vrstt rday in the cictiit court '' Kstella huni'.t'i'li .. linst Harry l.mideen. i're.1 and inhiiTaaa t rea tiii lit is eivetl :! s a can e fur art ion. nf Than We desire to thank our ninnv Mend, and neighbors for their -many kindnesses and their syni . Mthy durlnjt the illness and death of our beloved husband and u mus. r. w. nnowx. EDITH C IIKOWN. MRS. E. n. WAItn. Adt. DU- if. nuowx. Rleck FIW Ii;lar - hnnorablo discharge from "111 " - - - tit i ... fitl States army was Hle'l n ih office of the For salo or rent. Fiirn: .Co. Adv. II. I,. Stiff Olnns Sties Mors AUS't II. Ohms filed a rum plaint in the circuit court yester day against II 1.. Moore in whli he asks a judgment ef Misrepresentation of premi,--."u purchased from the defem ant. i Kiven for the cause of action. .llteti lllb I of l'l" lodi I'.aliard. Wa h . ni l he is a i.e,- ' gate to the pralnl lo-hs- of that .nier a' l. .n;-!'v- iol month. The It'MiiJ :.' i.mt.i :m .1 I i edi-rii '.; Orios, uwier of. thA New s of Slan wood. W.a-h.. w ti 1 1 i o:n p. i n ii s lb- iti a- iheir pne-i-. Tlu-y are iiint; tv motor, and th"v -are loud in their praise of the, b'aUti'S l)f J'.lli'il! ; T.il I he cimIII trv sin roiiii.liiu'- this c'-ty. They ere at Ho l Marion last nivlit. Mr. Ornec; has for many years' been a pro; im nt new ; paper pn'i-i- her f' Wi':hi:it'on. PERSONALS out (it the I'iano'i 1lrntit At Stifl'a. Adv. I J 2vJlrTv i I Constance llinney 1 The Magic Cup" I Ia- fr Vym:nif Uev. J. H. (Jillespie. retire.i MethrKlist minister, will 1-ave for Wyoming for an indefinite stay. He has been in Sab-m to months. Mr. Gillespie baa been in the min Isterv tor half a century and for 4 t years has been in charge o. pastorates. II. Ii. Stiff- For awnincs. Adv. Iliikm.m l.i-s Tlr , Or K. c Hickman of KfmbaM School o! Theology reports th: Ii.sj o' a 'Kile, t'ro rum is car parked at the rear of the Kimball -hoo'.. Monday nih'. The inat- r lepoled to the police. It is speculated among his vhether li'' has been in verbal training for yit such an epiaod". and hether his voe-.hulary run? to an adeiiiate description of the . enormity of I he of fens but the .ay he is phy-icallv fit 'o make M ' -.n event in the lif of the man he'd catch. Hr. Hickman and am lv return it Saturday irom an .extended ton, of Orefon. driving to The Ualbs then down to l'.en-. t''rniaMi Fa' Is, and home by Med ford and tho Willamette valiev I route. I'h -v report a delightful ! jourr.ev -and they thank the tTi i i' for lefing th'-in g horn. 4 - ! S .1. Smith, of the Hank of St. j Paul, and Mr. Van de Wiele, alsoj of St. ram. were business tors in the city yesterday. M S. Allen of Jelfi rson was in Sab-m yes'erday on business. Chailes L. Martin of Aumsville was aiutini: the calleis in Salem e:lerdav from that section. W. J. Ixoliey of Jefferson was 1 1 ansae! iiig bii' ili'-ss in the ci'y Tuesday. 1 .1. V. Todd of Vancouver and I formerly of Salem, was a business .is'tor in the city yesterday. ;ion board, has brought a (,!! -lion of li-op! ea li slides, iWi which be is, lo give a series of iilutiated leitiiie- These are to cover a v.id- lant-e of neat urn;' l at the V. M . C. A. boys' camu ubjxt.-. aed aie exprc;ed to be I Klk I.a ke There wasn't enouph ot freat in! 'res! .enough of I he ltearcats bit to tell lr. Mit'ormicl; of Kimball their color even: not a grease lsi- ! a,.!,,,,,! of 'riifiilnfv i-. i-onclii'l i nir -iml or :i ImiIut or even a track the morning devotional exerd-es in the sand. It was a sweeping tor this week, in place of lir. victory indeed. books save live percent. Price Shoe Co. Hanan Shoes Peoules' Cash Store. Shop with the crowds at Saleiu's busy bar- Ruin center. Th- IM-krats beat the whey, PattonHros. Kodak films de- o. .,..ii.,..i. ,u ! ve oped free on nargain nay. MiiiiiaM in winj'"i. - Special sale oox sianouei and HOTEL ARRIVALS I . 4 HUGH Portland people reu- friend istering last night were H. Hal- m r. I". C. Norris. L. Larkins. J. 1). Ilouslev. .1 K. I.ee. C. W. Ferro. J. H. Howell. .1. P. Math ews. P. Plaster. Cottage Grove; George Nelson. Mt. Pleasant; W. Holmes. Tillamook; K. E. Spel biink. Macleay; F.dna Gahlen. Stavton: Karl Steiver. Jefferson; II H Martin. Eugene; Fred W'es sd. Toledo; George Difhow, Ore gon City: Joe Hlanrhett, St. Paul MARION Portland registering last night included H Hickman bo had been named in the program. I!e-id'S the instructors ronie of whom are from Huston, others from Philadelphia, atid yet otlieis from other eastern states, student, have already registered from fiv ' western states Cali'ornia. Wash . inpton. Montana. Idaho and Ore gon. This comprises the whol territory contemplated in the as tignmeiit of the school to Salem though there might be more Hut the Hearat came to life acain, asF.embling out of the o.one ana the cracks In the 'sand, and when il came to indoor .base ball outdoors, the Bearcats took their revenge. They clawed and mauled and lambasted a win out f the servile Rats; they chalked up so many runs thai they wore seera! plirs of legs off almost to the knees in homp runs and double home runs and extra bas.'s Next Band Concert Will from each oT the states embraced, up to as many as a dozen at a sint-'le lick. This, too. was a sweeping victory, according to th story sent down from the camp. The bovs are having the time Be Barqain Day Special f thir uves out there in tin? wilderness. In every one of the Co- , -pvh.-r i-nd threatening '7'- 'tT-rs received 'telling of rain kept manv people from th- 7 "'L1"- V '. , Land concert la,t night al.houglt the wonderfu cookerv served out --.od sized r-wd attende.d. The by Mohnny. the Filipino cook program tor FTldav evening wiM He has cooked for the Hammond be a special one and in the nature Lumber company for crowds of of a -Hargin Dav Special." The men with giants appetites, and musical numbers "in this program he is said to be a real wizard in residents ar(1 jabu-d appropriately for the concocting both the quality and next dav's bargain sales. me quantity 01 tilings tnai nun before Catche- Tnormou l- id Merrill I). Ohling. ' ho is em ployed in the Insurance business -operating on their flivver. by Homer H. Sml . tamieo a t --i . po'ind Salmon while fishing in . i ninnks Big Nestucca near Pacific t it Get tnern at jhe Statesman OT last week-end. It is one of the j f Catalog on application. biggest lish reported ea light Hiis' season. He also caught a big , . catch of sea bass. or Mill Wood Five loads of 1f-inch inside mill wood. $1.8.75. Iluy now. prompt delivery; also prompt delivery on box wood and planer trimmings. Spauldinj; Logins; Co. Adv. Hartman's Glasses Raster and Better . Wear them and ree HART-MAN BROS. thOM 123S Salem, OrfCQ- NOMICING Paint Cmrany File - FrV thousand dollars is the capital 6tock of the Brooklyn Paint & Oil company, for which articles of Incorporation were filed here today by August F. Ex ley. Alta MacMnllen and Mark V. Hearn. all of Multnomah county. Certificates of dissolution were filed bv the Handon Power com pany, the Earnest Swiss Cheese company, the American Hebrew Publicity association and the P. C. Uho'lea company. Ilpit-lrf" 12. ConunwcUI ttrtH Chop -T. aoodl and , m 4ua, lc tniffl mad drtaka i rm Srt- "T.ry 8tnUy HlfM EliU Orciti jrv-ir $45.00 Thor Vacuain , , lleaiier, Our Price I ELECTKIC MACHINE EXISEE1UXG CO. Lit ronrt St. I'bone 488 JUST RECEIVED Kasoni Terfect Liquid Taints 1 Reasonable Prices Capital Fnniltare & Hardware Co. ,285 N. Commercial Phone 947 l rents of I toy Sut Will do well in assisting thei- boys to hear Charles j'ricnaro Eaton tonight at tne tommerc.a. club at 6 o'clock. Adv. tth of July Carnival ,. the grounds of tn Catholic church Everybody wel-j (come, and no admission t! grounds. A goon um rss.ne.,., Kancing afternoon and evening, good music, games, and Sood en-1 tertainnient. Cafeteria lunch. Bring vmir p'enic dinner and get hot coffee to go with it. or get your whole dinner on th" grounds. fables free. r Tee parhini; aUtOS. EveryPCHiy wneiuer a- He or not is welcome. Adv. 1IKI. FISHKTl -Mrs. May Kisner imhk Tuesday. June S. at ner Home six miles south of Salem, aged rears. The body will b" sent" by Webb & Clouuh to Iendletn. J()r.. for burial. The deceased leaves her bushaild C'.'C. Fisher: her mother. Mrs F J- McHrian; a daughter, Mrs Uov Coffee of Salem, and' two sons. Russell and Claude Stanton, of Portland. Kempt. H. I. Ernsirom. I. h. j Friday's nrogram a? announced gty boys like. 1 he boys would Garrard. J. H. Scarf, A. N. Smith. I r as follows: "'most rather see him coming J. A. Wilson. A. E. Fisher. A. F. Bargain Day March (Trenta e than Georgeons Carpainter Palm. Mrs. George Steele. C. U. , Trieste! Felice de Matteo Teddy Rosenfelt. Chenev- 1) C Horart M. liavis Hie -es M-m s Overture ( rer- I I' itnrns It. J Williams. Mel- ' fection) R. Schlepegrell f fi.it.-eii I. m ' Vrnfiteers Hefeat (American Flosan, J. W'. Doane, A. Mundeer, Patrol F. W W. F. Oliver. A. Harding. Se- Popular .NumDers ....i.. i i,.i...-.r. ii i ! oral Solo i i..., i r- u.i,i.nn e.:,,,,. Selection from Maritana. .Wallace I Meacham , Sandbag Fortifications Make Citizens Wonder Mrs. W. H. Prunk ; Do yon tale TURKISH BATHS If not. why not? No other baths or treatments can produce the permanent re lief to the person from disagreeable com or menu of the Ties, or ooay u the Turkish Baths will. Open 8 a. m: until 9 p. th. 0REG01J8ATH HOUSE Lady and -rjtfenUemea attend ants . i i it tun jno ,8ults Cleaned Suits Pressed j; Salem Cleaners & Dyers 1215 8. Com! St. Phone 1868 ton tier Lillian J. Patterson, Gardi-' ft. . j i ....... r - i v . -i m i spr. it . . jl k .1 Hilkington Astoria; E. W. 1 nt; urwn' , " .anu(ag enirencnmenis on iue Miller. Ueglna. Can.; T. II. Gay-' en:,de' (,arden I)r"am9 i inVoln s,reet Tue8lay mrplg- madr ... , i, . ... untom people wonder how soon or. Tillamook; A E isher. los 0vPrture (Narcissus! .Eaurendeon they'd begin shooting., and h"- .xngeies; l.y man w. nice, rniuin- ; . (March, of Mighty! .i -.-- .mun e- i. - it lliI vie u iiLirnai ir iiir ifiii- ! A1 1,ayos;and children when they took the : 3.t:r Snaneled Banner i t,. n If .vervholv had been j The program given last night j (;OVfr rK(0ns or jack Demp- was enjoy-u nv a , svs. they'd be running or leasi crowd who Feemed disappointed ; Kn'Vt.ririg y.t- ,ha. the fountain fae.l to Uu thp fortirications weren't tain the visitors. The program , dapprous They ... mprHv , given was as 'ollows ; c.a attnt,'on of the nassers- Marrh. "Battle Royal . . .lew en . mimary pictures. "Pow Selection. -'him"s or nr"?" ' der River", to be shown today and dy" " tin I tomorrow at the Grand theater. "Adlvn altz ; ui.tlirwi are the official mov- Popular Numbers . . . . i . s ()f thfl great war and nlany . 1 .1 A I -r f i 1 WORKERS MEET IN CITf Conference Held in Connec tion Willi School For Rural Pastors Vocal Solo Hress"' Se'ecHon, Nile" . Serciiad". .Mrs. W. The Wizard of the Herbert taken under deadly fire. Selection March. ' Star Spangled Banner Xlv Alice Blue SllK yt ll-.m r K ri II. iiuii a, , , omers irom airpianen, wmi . unde the most unusual military i - Thpv wprp brought M ove in "ll;arnPt!l here by the Veterans of Foreign wars, as a paiuouc cjimm. correspondence cards. Paris Shoe Store. Style with out extravagance. J C. Perry. The Retail store. Portland Cloak & Suit Co i Salem's greatest women's apparel i store. I Portland Ry. L. & P. Co. Do It Electrically. Rostein & Oreenliaum. Real ', bargains. Roth Grocery Co. Quality pro I ceries. A safe place to trade C. M. Roberts. The Court street ' grocer. i Salem BaKlng Co. The Home of Dixie Bread and Dixie dough ' nuts. Salem Hardware Co'. See the Salem Hardware Co. first. O. J. Scbei, Men's clothing. Shoes and furnishings. Scotch Woolen Mills Store. Bet ter values for :ess money. The Spa The only confection ers in the city manufacturing our own ice cream. The taste- tells (he difference. " ' ! Steusloff Bros. All kinds of j choice, fresh, cured and smoked j meats. ! F. G. Shipley. Skaggs United Store No. 37. Groceries and fresh meats, i Salem Variety Store. 152 N. Commercial street. Where you get right merchandise at right prices. F. E. Shafer. Harness, bags and leather goods of quality. Mrs. H. P. Stlth. We special ize on children's bats. John Sundin. 347 State street. The only tailor who makes all his clothes in Salem. Salem Sample Store. 141 North Commercial street. You do bet ter here for less. Valley Motor Co. A. D. Thompson. 254 North Commercial street. The Remnant store. Vick Bros. A square deal al ways. It. J. Valiton. G. C. Will. I buy good goods cheaper and sell for less. Weller Bros. We guarantee good service and right prices on fancy and staple groceries. Wood & Race. 229 State street. General auto repaira. Expert re pairing at moderate prices. Morris Optical Co.. Oregon's 4argest optical institution. Damon Grocery Co. Low Rent Low Prices. Salem Electric Co. If It's Elec- SWEET FEET Nothing is more satis fying than the freedorrH of the feet from those unpleasant odors which make a person self con scious and embarassed. Our foot lotion banish-. ea sweating, and repuls ive odors from feet and armpits : 50c bottle f. Tyler's Drug Store 157 S. Commercial St. "Amorita". Laurendeau i- loctip" Hu'.f .! (I J' r ' HENRY At a local hospital on June 2S. Olive k. lienrv fun eral will be held at Rigdon's at 2:3" Wednesday: intermeat Lee Mission cemetery. Fl"XKISAI. Mrs. Johanna Kloepninc djed June .7 at her residence. 1 .: South Liberty street. Salem, at the age of years. Funeral services will be held today, June 2 at 2 o'clock, from the resi dence. Rev. II. N. Aldrich officiat ing Th body. In charge of Webb k Clough. will be sent to Farm ington. Minn . for burial. S1LVERT0N TEI An important meting of In dian workers of the Methodist hurch. was held at Willamette university yesterday in connection with the School for Rural Pastors now in session there. Dr. E. R lligly, in charge of the Indian y.ork o' the board of home inis ions and chinch extension of the Methodist Episcopal church, was the leader of the work. Mrs. S. S. Beggs. in charge of i,.. lu.liin uurk fur the Woman's Home Mis oia. society or n- n,i o - HnQP hfl hniTlOS HP I Ulllbl VJUJVU lMUvyv... COOPERATIVE BARGAIN DAY TWO DAYS AWAY (Continued from page 1) SPECIAL For This Week Only; 12 oz. can of Libby, Mc Neill & Libby's Corned Beef you can live, on' corned beef and cabbage at this low price 25' For The Picnic Complete stock of cook ies both bulk and pack aee. crackers, canned" meats, pickles, etc. carl & B0WERS0X 383 Court Street Phone 409 BEATS NIT. RWSELi church was ; r s tit, and took important p H i: the conference Indian teach .s :'n 1 workers from various west : l agencies, were plSeit. The rural school student? bav- Scheduled for Remaining Weeks of Season i TREES i Tot Bpr'ms l'Untin Qr.W Trom Vthe BAU:M NWIHKRY CO. S A V42" 0r:' Bi,dO K IOON RIGDON & SON Leading Morticians Phone 1763 Webb & Clough Co. Funeral Directors We pay 2c above the market once for eggs and products ' PEOPLE'S CASH STORE Home Builders Take Notice "We ean save you money on your Plumbing Supplies; it will pay you to come and see ns about prices. We al ways have a supply of H kinds. . Tents, all sixes, prices very low CAPITAL Bargain House TVe buy and sell ererythlng Phone 39S US Chemetet- St. ii :,m i i ii ; tit II W' I . I - 1-3 - Ill . - 1 1 ir- . ! The LAinIj ifpovou TSTn ii ri . . ,t i tm, pt. j ' fi i a i I Mc-"-, . K. il ' 1 - -re 1 )5! f I mrT HEALTY EXCHANGES Reported by Union Abstract Company SILVERTON, Ore.. June 28. (Special to the Statesman) -- One of Silverton's largest baseball crowds witnessed the Silverton basi-ball team defeat that of ML Angel on the local diamond Sun day afternoon. The score was I. to 2 in favor of Silverton. lame of Mt. Angel, pitched a . ' . . iiiu viiunort was Walter W Wells and wue '-'-goxl game ..m .rr vxaiitr . " ...... i.i lirive been. No I- V nnd K a A. r.ngiann, i oi ii.il il iI ua,,,Ian'8 a,ld !::;;i!o:shr;-;i.. 'Shar.es,;;d Etta Hehlen to coul.int hit "r"" MUhae, Laux. lot in Sta ton, ; j.. haUer fJ. '"James W. Richards, to Sylves- !n:'::i,fS will lot a. blOCk 2. I", .... -; "- fm thp IIl-l 111-- Willamette addition to ; Sunday. The Hon j 1 J. i ter Robertson. addition $1. C.lenn E. and M. 7. Robertson, lot 2 Willamette addition to Salem, il- . Anton F. and Alma win i ..... ... Xf Henry E. Nioier. l" acies -y"' Lore donation land claim, .'.-2-2. $in. .1 E. Jones to Eli O. and Jen nieMills. 1 '2 acres in Jefferson. $10 and other considerations. to Salem, t .- -4,im ,if 1'iirt- rnrtih to.eynian "'uwu.e Le - . block; land is sueau en , ; verton team ai .-ii-no. afternoon. Sports Committee Will Meet Ahead of Picnic ihe countv are being ask'-a i) i - .. . .. i-lilin to . ...,! delegates to aie i Arnold ami aaoi. i . .... - . . . ... ii.,.,j,.n t.iic.nfl the I r. lo a meetings oi John J . ana ,,,.... ;- , ,.; county Sun- -r.iith half of lot 2. anu mo ... column iee mm - v . . bTk ?rlUe's second Edition Ay .hoo, p?c of h. h t A. b, to Salem. $10. , a Kells of th "'a''e John J. and Henrietta I.ucis i man rnmnli,,0 has before it Nrnold and Jacoba Roethlin. the The con ,n t e Uh ! south half of lo, 2 and lot 3. blocK ; the tr n, - - - ,,, Boise's second addition to sa- ( su.iao,. i- t(.(, tn aUt.. - . - ' 7 7u nish enuipmen, for th- . W. and Anna tiiins o .v. All of the in-- town ot -Monuo. ' " .. t() ,)P rurnisne-i iem. $1". Conyne. land in Best Range in America For wood only and tne o a r l t n n . u steel range - lnCD ,--ttnn ftl- n.- riMIL ruuai" air to enter range lows - - vnrnii 7h0"e &P and cons-umea liaMy aU the ashes. Cuts your na. 1,7. .- wt Burns saw- Is a perfect baker. Rend for Catalogue PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE 271 N. Commercial Street ONE of the greatest Joys in this life comes to a man through his ability to read. When It becomes ne cessary to strain your eyes to take in what is on tho printed page it becomes Juf t as necessarv that you con sult an authority on op tometry. Have us build for you a pair of glasses that will give your vision the proper accommodation. R C and Coral conyne io W and Anna Oillis. land tn town of Monitor. $1. C. II and Eva Morgan to Ros and Sarah C.reen, lots 1, li'. block .". Jeff, rson i and other considerations. ! I and Cladv Eoff to C. iandTillie Ha eke. lot s. Mock Willamette addition. $10. .1. W. and II A. Inmnn to A l : Voffilt. south half of lot 11. Mc ; Donald fruit tracts. $1i0. ! i.'...., a TJnsKell to K. Halvorr- i :. $i" j -B--V-r-rI--- m ii m m - - b - - m:hi 41JJLJ . ... . l. tn,.,lnn J 1 IJ - n'V "r"'"" -. Il.nm enn n:irt oi 101 i .-n t -" :, ,,r KranK . m."" ' r . . ., : nnon in 'i : state superintendent i .i ...v.,.. i.rt uiilet-:i t tons ami iiuiri .v., - .,,n . i. -..i. rtiimin strnior i estate of Flora Daniel, to William j banks. for whlrh S1,rh and C W. E-.dwig. 4s acres In , The rqnlrwl ,. m-tlon 3-I0-2-W. S5fl0. ".s tlie keeping of pledges, the 11 .1 r OSS i nmi'i rtebt of way 12 feet wide in i-l- Walter J. Scott to O. J. Foss. risht of way 1 fwt wide in .-l-W.. 11. th direction of the Business th moat ingenious and clever dis plays of merchandise. The thou sands of out of town people who will undoubtedly visit Salem on Bargain day will find all stores prepared to the utmost to wa't upon them promptly and atten tively They will also find a (ourteonV. hearty welcome every where, whether they purchase or not. for it is the ambition of the community to make Bargain day a sort of gei-actiiainted occasion as well as a buying opportunity 1 ..1 1 ...V. I n nn.l .a clay oi goou ieiiw-ni good will. Come and bring the children with vou. Make the day one of pleasure as well as profitable buying. Your savings on your mi i chases should more than pay the expense of your trip, and buy j for the kiddies those longeu-ior fireworks for the celebration of our glorious Fourth. , The following is a list of the , Bargain day stores: Anderson & Drown, the sport- 1 ing goods store. Sportsman headauarters. Ruster Brown Shoe Co. No I ficticious quotations. A truly; wonderful sale. C. P. Bishop, the home or Oreg on made virgin wool products. Max O. Buren. J. L. Busick & Son, Vim Flour distributors. Buttercup Ice Cream company. Weatherly Ice Cream dealers ap preciate quality. That is why thev sell Weatherly ice cream, schools of Manufactured in Salem by But tercup Ice Cream ( o. The Bootery. Shoes at less for tings of the sports pash The Bow Optical Co. A depen- place to have yonr glasses Lenses ground on the premises. Cross Market. itr and Flavor. Chambers & Chambers. Furni ture, rugs, linoleum, ranges and -general house furnishings. The Central Pharmacy. i Tom Cronise. Photographer, 193 North Commercial street. Commercial Book Store. Qual ity and service j Davies Shack. Peanut brittle. H. B. Eshleman. We sell for . less. R. L. Farmer Hardware Co Our hardware wears. Foster & Baker. The French Shop. 115 North High St Millinery and dresses. Gray-Belle. Candy, ices, and meals. Creat Western Garage. Every thing for the auto. Wm. 'Gahlsdorf. Hale & Co. Hauser Bros. Sporting goods. Hart man Bros. Jewelers. Gifts that last. C. S. Hamilton, quality, not quantity. G. W. Johnson & Co. Kafoury Bros. Thrifty shoppers shop on Bargain Day. McDowell Market. Where Howdy! It's nice to have a place to get your drug service that takes a special interest in-your welfare. That's our long suit satisfying the public. Just come in and say "howdy" then you've joined the ranks of our pa trons who always come back. Schaefer's Drug Store ' Sole Agents for Garden Court Preparations 135 North Commercial Street Phone 197 Powder River AT THE GRAND THEATRE Don't Miss It Showing official war department Signal Corps mov ing pictures of the 91st, 77th, 42nd, 32nd, and 2nd ' divisions in actual action in France . Grand Theatre Two Days Only June 29th and 30th Four shows Daily IJy the Veterans of Foreljn Wars Tickets on sale at DUG-OUTS on principle street cor ners and by any member of the veterans of foreign wars. Price 25-50 Cents. No reserve seats Meats of Qual- e I. . . innl ..i i. : ii,,. mirnose oi ' n to inportlon the supplies to i be furnished to thjlUI-cbeS. Pawnbrokers Must Have License to Operate is unlawTuTToT a V?- in DllSlIies.-. er Ml fMLu - :,-,l..n ;l ,ir(.tl!5(. from the sup. ,., . .. .. f hanks for which he shall pav "according to .n landed down yesteroay .;' '.,r-.l I It il" Wink I". of !..- r nnredeemed piaoges . ii ie disposition of the surplus. H any. rom such sale In the man I7r provided by statute, be at U,rn.y funeral pointed out. , BARGAIN DAY Specials All 35c, 45c, 50c, 65c and 75c Straw and Cloth Work Hats For Men, Women and Boys Rostein & Greenbaum 249 North Commercial Street w J T Tird? 5 4 : I ! I ; ' J - ;v ! 'li . -: V J SALEM. Uiibuun u