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PAGE EIGHT (Tlx Sail; Journal SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21, U17. "Salem's Big Department Store Hi. i4 Public Service It is our constant aim and endeavor to make this store serve you. To give you the best values; we search the markets for good quality merchandise, for only the kinds of goods that we believe will give utmost service are per mitted to enter this store. We give an efficient and courteous store service and ever strive to make shopping easy and a pleasure. If at any time you are not satisfied with the purchase you make, we will deem it a favor to tell us, so that we can correct it. COMING EVENTS Ml t ! ! l ! Yard wide, desirable Spring color ings Messaline and Taffeta Silks, stripe, checks, plaids $2 and $2.25 sellers, Thursday, Friday and Saturday only $1.19 Yard 25 Dozen Fine Huck Towels, 25c kind Thursday, Friday and Satur day 19c Each Gold Bond Cambric, a splendid qual ity, equal to Berkley Brand, yard wide a 15c grade Thursday, Fri day and Saturday 10c Yard Boys' Rubber Rain Capes a few left regular $2.50 three day sale $1.45 Boys' Mackinaws a clearance on ly a few left sizes 6, 7, 11 and 12, years to close priced at $3.75 and $4.25 All New Veilings at extra special price. Tuxedo and other plain meshes in various sizes, colors, grey, brown, blue, purple, black and white. Ex tra value at 25c for Thursday, Fri day and Saturday 19c a Yard Knitted Woool Toques Just the thing for stormy weather or for beach or mountain wear, 50c grade white, red, grey, blue and combina tionThursday, Friday and Satur day 39c Each Women's Bungalow Aprons in var ious check patterns extra good value Thursday, Friday and Satur day 39c Each M Men's $1.25 Shirts good styles, broken lines, full run in sizes, many patterns Thursday, Friday and Saturday 89c Each Sale Prices on Wool Blankets, Cot ton Comforts, Down Comforts Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This excellent lot of bedding has be come soiled in displaying and will be closed out at special low prices, the rest of this week. A Sale of $3.75 Bath Robe Blankets, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, $2.98 You Can Always Do Better at Meyers Meyers All Around Town i.M. A A. M to 9. O. was defeated by Dalla- 25c will buy a good square meal serv ed family style at George Bros. Res taurant, "J62 "State St., two doora west )f Com'l 8t tf -o- 4c February 22. Company M jit- ney dance at armory. February 23. Dean Morton, of ft University of Oregon, at pub- lie library, "Opportunities of $ Business." it February 22. Elks' initiation 4c at club rooms. 4c February 23. W. 0, W. nins- teur boxing list. W. (). V. hall. 4c February 23 , 24, 25 Western $ Oregon Christ ian Endeavor 4t convention, First Christian 4t church. 4c March 1. Revival services, First Christian church, cou 4c ducted by Rev. M. H. Fagan. ' 'It pays to trade where things are i made" The La Corona cigar is inadej in Salem. o Col. Snider in charge of auction 341 '. X. Commercial Saturday. MM Announcement has been made that the Marion Folk county ferry will case operations each evening at S o'clock. Its trips during the day will depend upon tile demand, and therefore no schedule can be given. Charles O. Brady and O. C. King, of -hland. Ore., have enlisted in the I nited States navy through the Salem recruiting office under the direction of I. E. Adams. Both young teen an gn ing to learn trades in the navy- Bradv n ill go into the Yeoman school while King is enlisted as an apprentice ma chinist. According to a letter received by Har ry Wiedmier from Jack Kodman. secre tary of the Eugene Elks, there is to be an "Elk Eat Elk" feed in Eugene to morrow evening. The letter stated thai real elk meat has been obtained lor the occasion, and that the dinner will com mence at lir'iO p. in. All Salem Elks are invited. Emphasizing what has already been stated coneerning the enforcement of the doo ordinance. Street Commissioner Terwilliger Funeral Home (Cottage .w und Police Judge Race declare t hat 4) Undertaking Parlor), residence par- they will currv the provisions of the Inn 4c.lors, homelike. Lady onihalmcr. phone t0 tnc im;t. Mr. Race stated this niorn- l '-" inir that several persons had paid l irog 4t Mr. and Mrs. G h. Terwilliger, grad uate morticians and funeral directors, "TO Cliemeketa, phone 724. Mrs. H. H. Lyons, of San Francisco, who has been in Salem since Christmas 4c as the guest ot .Mrs. lleleiie Itognn, 01 4c ; 807 Cliemeketa street, returned to her 4c i home this morning. 4c! o Farmers attention! Pork is valuable. A. K. Cheaeweth, a Folk county farm er, brought a load of six seven-moiiths-ohl pigs to Salem Tuesday, und received in return for them a check for 150.28. license rather Hum pay the fine which is the penalty. o Lost, strayed or stolen! Has anyone seen a man-hole cover rolling around loose iu the citv of Salem.' City of- . 0 , , fieials are puzled at the disappearance S. H. Snyder, rentals, successor to L. of u from the Mn.B0 . , Beclitel & t u .,41 State St. I hone 4o-. corner of 0ourt ,, fonmuncial. Their . ", . . . only suggestion is that the cover has Smelt every day, W. K. Richardson. faVn tm. ,,, ,.,. BtVing been broken by some heavy load; at any rate. ' 7 . . . , j there is no cover, and I watch has 1 n Clarence Mason, who has been paro ed there to ,varn M traffic away from the state prison, has been dis ehargtu, bc co ruing to a ptpfi rued in Uli cnuiir v cum k s oi i u-f iuuaj . i nu orttcr return him to full citizenship. HOME MADE Quince .tellv, glas ..15c Apple .lelhv-glaae Orange Marmalade, glass . ...16 Orange Marnialaile, pint ....36c Kentish Cherries. 12 gal 5k Yellow Peaches, 12 gal 35c Yellow Peaches, quarts -20c Fresh Every Day Doughnuts, dozen Parker House Rolls, doz. Buns and Snails, doz. . . . Bread. 2:30 p. ui.. loaf Plea all kinds, each . . . 'akes. all kinds, each . . . .12c 12c .12c 10c , 20c . .OOC Made to Order Potato Salad, gal. .'. 81.00 Shrimp Baled, gal $2.00 CrnbSnlnd, gal S2.50 What is the a to shop aroaad when we give you the best grocer ies nil the time lit lowest prices for the quality of goods. Come hi ,1 b, itisficd. Westacott - Thielsen Co. "Salem "s Peat" Market Place.'' 42li Slate Street. Two Flumes S30 and 4 Joseph F. Carroll, of Lebanon, aged In years, took advantage ot the oppor "Promptness and neatness in watch; 1,1 repairing." Pomerov and Wallace, 125 Commercial. tf . . ... ... . . a..j trinities offered by the Tinted States Buy goods at the ; auction Saturday . the intantry your own price, 341 V Commercial, j Kn,,)s rf Twtftly ..,.,;,, street, also aged IS years, enlisted in Oranges 10c per dozen. C. M. Roberts the infantry as a private SI i with Carroll, was sent to vaneoi Auction Saturday E L. Stiff & Son 341 N. Coinmeicial. 8-231 . " . - 1 . I Hannah Steelhammer has found the The river is slowly rising, with ladi- bonds of matrimony irksome, and sued i cations that the mow is melting iu the fr divorce from Sol Steelluunmer. , Snntinm reoino Tl. rntnan stand, mi She alleges that he deserted her in 1966, 5.6 feet at the O. C. T. dock this morn- Wnct then has not assisted her in any way. ine couiut; nae no miiioi cun ill en. Col. Snider in charge of auction 341 X. Commercial Saturday. 2-23 Auction Saturday E. L. Stiff & Son's 341 N. Commercial. 2-23 nd along ouver ba r- racks for a period of training before being assigned to a regiment. Corporal ! 1 BB Robbins, who is in charge of the rj eruitinff station here, is on a trio to .l ulls i ity ami uaiias, wnere ne expeeis to secure a few recruits. Becoming detached from its fasten ings iu smiie wny this morning, an elec- trie light v. ire, supplying the E. R. 1 Ringo home on North Front street. I dropped on the Oregon Klectric trolley. with the result that all the lights in Mr. Ringo 'a home w ere lighted for an ' instant, although none of them were ! turned on. Mr. Ringo. who was in the Pacific lnrlire No r0 A T & : bring baskets must pay .i cents. i " -'CU, loage jno. ou, a. i . a. h i , oxulod- A. XI., the special meeting set j Qnly 2i460 moles aml gophers need ed with a report like a slim gun. There for Feb. 22nd to entertain t. have fear of their lives from now on, ; s no damage resulting from the fall Johns lodge No. I" of Albany I as slim ),,ft for the purchase ofj'"g'ire. nas owva pusipo i iu iuuihi.j isculpfrni the county clerk's otJ ice nn evening fen. 17. i dwindled to the Insignificant sum of WANTED Household Furniture. Woodry the Auctioneer will pay highest cash price for same. Phone 811. :; $ ;: vt :; ;: if. :'f Dr. D. X. Beechler, dentist, located! , ,7T0T ; ..-... . . 3-4 mile north of the fair grounds, Port ! Yeomen's Washington s birthday ban land road. Owing to no office expense I 'l' t at Masonic hall tonight, bvery nricea reasonable 1-21 body invite, . Attrac ,ve program. Re a I'reshments tree. All ladies who do not kets must pay 25 cents. From all sides come complaints that G. W Eyre shipped a carload of hogs to Portland Tuesday evening, Wanted Three sawmill men. Sa- 246. Clean, Fresh, Airy Rooms HOTEL LOUVRE (Formerly Hotel Keith) 4.r)Sl State St. Phone 1109 Rooms 50c to $1.00 a Day Special Rates by the Week MRS. M. M. LAY, Proprietor the cur shortage is seriously damaging 1 1, .;.,., -u.,,,..; . i)..... .i.io. i it,:. Revival services at the First Chris-ling that while needing 10 refrlgeratoi lino chnivh will heairi about March 1 1 ear, they were only able to obtain twi and continue for three or four weeks. i the past month, and none .luring tin Employment Bttehey, room 14 T1 ,..., ,v;m ho in nbnee of Rev 1 past two weeks. Prices are being held Breyman building," 180' N. Commerelal ir e.,,,,,., ir,. ws"ii i, assisted bv his I stationary in the potato market ow ing o.oo I Uorais, Svatth i H;u re, Montana : rtKSUNALS : A, I 'II IS, ,-M'll Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Fasching visited with Xlr and Mrs. T. I.. Parsons at In dependence laet week. W S. Smith, of lone, t)re is in the eity looking after his interests in the Riverside Acre tracts. F. R. Dennison is en route Francisco today. ll will gi steamer "Northern Pacific." Mrs. J. Rooney left for North Yaka mn. Wash., Inst evening. She will visit friends there for u few months- Bailie Savage anil wife left today for Qillette, Wyoming, where Mr. Snx age will take up a homestead. He will also engage iu a general. lire. C. R. Miiishiill .has gone to Coenr d' Alene, Idaho, where she will remain indefinitely. She went on the Oregon Klectric last night. 0. M. Rune, special agent for the Concordia Insurance company, with heinbpiarti'is at. Seattle, is in towu on business today. Otis Criswolil, who has been visiting friends in Haleni for the past week will return soon lo the South Sautiam coun try, where he is interested in milling. The following are registered nl the Marion hotel: V. P. Jeffries, Portland; Harry Hogue, San Francisco; P. B. Sib ley. Portland; Fred S. Peufield, Port luinl ; . II. Hi ysoii, i.os Angeles; 0. W. A. W. s. hroedei. Patriotic acts are now ii order and B, Loevy, San Pran anything thai will assist the military e.isco; R. C. Oorberg, Spokane; .1. B. organizations of the eity are backed up Garrard. Portland; A. R. Dankworth by loyal hearted citizens who feel the I nnd 0, W. rjueve, Rochester. N. Y.: and "l't'1' bettor jiroteetlon from enemies both nt home ami abroad. Therefore .Mrs. N. A. Join's was bidding old t,'.l! Cherrians ealiltad under their ban friends goodbye at the Relief corps wing the dance to be given Thursday meeting Saturday its hei family move "'Rht by Company M in honor of George to -North Plains Ore., February El. I Washington ' birthday, w hich event Mrs. Xliuewn Howe, who is assoetat-1 omaa on the of February. The ed with her daughter in the little store Cherrians have always had a warm j on North Seventeenth Strett, returned PW '" thoir hearts for the members to San U)m Saturday evening after an extend ' Company M, Inasmuch us many of on the vis:, j.i, a daughter, .Mrs. T. R. i i'1" Chcrriuiis fought under their "ban- Cm, pei . in Carlston, Ore. iter La the late unpleasantness with - I VUU on the Mexican border, With thia afa j backing it is expected that the aftaii I of Thursday night win be a right royal BORN 1 wife, who is a contralto soloist. Fresh smelt today W. K. Richardson. tf o- CoronA The personal writing machine Price t60 Call or write for descriptive mat ter. O. M. LOCKWOOD, Distributor 216 N. Com'l St. - Salem Or. BLODQBTT At the family residence, iu Salem, Monday, February 19, i!M7, lo Mr. ami XI is. Hen lllodgett, a son. LANSING i the family home, near Chcniiiwu, Tuesday, February SO, 1117. to Xlr. and Mrs. Clarenee Lan sing, a sou. BTHTLEB At -'lit North 'Jlth street, Salem, to Mr. und XI rs. Hay Stifilei. a son. The ladies of First M. E. church will j give a chicken pie dinner al the church on Wednesday evening, Feb. 21, from j -i i r H o. ot. V on are invited. J- 1 i -t.j w r i nonce 1V1. w. A. . UUJ. e ioi Lite uiu-s t O I !u,ha, H, hill sole of this! ine civy treasurer is in rcucipt vi a. cheek from Sheriff Needbani for the sum of $5,118.48, which is Salem's share of the taxes already collected. lo the lack of lli. in which to rolievt WtTfsLTS Taw Buy goods at the auction Saturday at vour own price. 341 N. Commercial. 2-23 ougested warehouses in this vicin ity. The prune and loganberry juice companies are also complaining concern ing the shortage of cars. "Cylindrostorinm," or prune leaf contest fur members will cure the blues blight, will be the subject ot a talk ai their captain has if they will get busy the annual meeting of tin' Salem Fruit and bring in one candidate. Contest Union neat Saturday by Professor M. I', closes the first meeting in April. Fred ! Braas, of the Oregon Agricultural col West, captain. Pd. adv. i lege. Professor V. R. Gardner, also of 0 jting" remarks to thew prune growers. H. F. Waldorf, uncle of Miss Emma that is he will speak on "Pruning.'' Waldorf, of the W, XV. Moore furniture the O. A. ft, will deliver some "ent store, has recently arrived in Ihis city This part of the program of the annual from Phillips. Smith Dakota, nnd has meeting will be held in the afternoon, intentions of making his home here. , Saturday morning the business meeting CARS of Any Kino Any time Special rates on country trips and to State Institutions. The Oregon Taxi Co. DIED I.INDQPIST Man Gertrude Und quist, aged IT years, died Tuesday morning, February L'U, l!)17, at the Salem hospital, at 1:20 o'clock. She is IWrived by her husband, Otto B. Idudquist, of Butte. Montana, and mother and l'allier, Mr and Mrs. .1. II. Sechler, of Salem, three sisters nnd one brother, lira. Nettie. Tallinan, of Uutli lie, Oklahoma; Xlrs. Robert Rnbeck, Thunder Hawk, Smith Dakota; Mrs. J. A. Wright, of Salem, and Iturn XI. Sechler, of Salem. The funeral will be held at Rigdon & Richardson 's undertaking parlors Thurs day at 2 o'clock iu the afternoon. HE PLEADED GUILTY "I plead guilty" After seeing the i jury which was to try him on a Ohargoj ot w ritinir insurasc: nolo ies urthnt ' c ... ,.,,.,,v la license from the state insurance eom ImUsioner. s. B. Bkagen, of Silverton, decided that it would be easier to plead I guilt ythan stand trial and accordingly ; did so. Sfcagen has had a record in the insur- unco sommiaaioner 'i of floe for some tune, and at one time hid I license to w rne nisuraiiee revoked. He practiced i his game in Salem for some time, and filially went to Silverton, where he is- I sued several bogus policies. He wasl discovered only when one of tosh (vhoj insured with him was injured and at tempted to collect damages. The man round that Okageu had never been reg istered with the COIUuanv. and invcoi- j gated, with the result that Xlr. skiigen was arrealed, tt was fined o(i and costs. Dr. F. H. Tlrompaon, 416 Bank of Commerce. Practice limited to dfseases of eye, ear, nose and throat, and gener al surgery. tf I? Mm . . ... r I.-.,... tlin 1 . iiimi CDmllC f,f IA, H1 . I lull! .lie Vltlliyo w 1 the Spanldlng Logging company indi cate tunt overytnuig is anui up w nn . o et , Mhsonii teet ol snow ill the woo.ls. ilv invited. At; rnctive nroeruiu. Re-' A bim-heon will be served nt which on, I fresh incuts free. All ladies who do not of the following prominent Salem jews bring baskets must pay 2.i cents.- will be present Loju or Anpljn. Oranges 10c per dozen. C. M. Roberts I a colonial silver tea party will be grocers. held in the Mootfi hall. February 22, o I from 2 until 5 to honor George Wash- "Meetings to Help People" is the ington 's birthday by the Sedgcwick Wo title of meetings to be held at the Bap-mgng Relief corps. No, 1. All patriotic list church everv evening except Optomery Means Eye Service P-" ,if..W Be Sure About Your Eyes TJiey may be defective without causing you any discomfort NOW. Conic in for an examination. You can depend iiM)n our sincerity of pur lose to administer to your eye needs and to prescribe glasses only when necessary. Miss A. McCullochy Optometrist 208-9 Hubbard Bldg. Phone 109 When in SALEM, OREGON, stop at BL1GH HOTEL Strictly Modena Frco and Private Baths RATES: 75c, 11.00, 11.50 PER DAT The only hotel in the business district. Nearest to all Depots, Theatres and Capitol Buildings. A Home Away From Home. T. O. BLIGH, Prop. Both Phone. Free Auto Bus la) -:- DR. C. H. SCHENK Drugless Physician riutendent Therapeutic Hydro Fleet io Institute to 200 Masonic Temple Phone US2. iurs 0 to to 11 We Are Taking What We Can Get! No reasonable offer Refused. For everything that's left of the stock of Nichols Grocery. Here are a few sam ples of prices placed on the goods: William's Shaving Soap, Ivory Soap and other w ell known brands One Cent a Cake Shredded Wheat Bis cuit Five Cents a Box. Ripe Olives, 20c Can, Ten Cents Everything else in proportion. Just 4 Days Left PEETZ & CO. 247 S. Commercial This is his first trip to the Pacific j will be held when two directors are to' coast, and he is much pleased with the lie chosen to fill the terms of Will S. climate. Walton and I- T. Reynolds, whose terms 0 expire at that meeting. The annual Yeomen's Washington's birthday ban election of officers will take place at, tonight. Kvery-- that time and the annual report rend.' has put on a night service with a prominent stand at the HOTEL MARION Phone 2010 or 13 itur- day during the weeks between March 4; anil IS, to be conducted by Pastor Holt. Special music will be furnished by a; picked choir, with Mrs. Mabel Stevens i ! Burton, of Corvaliis, as leader. There will be a dance at Brooks Sat- Inrday evening. Feb. 24 at Ramp ball I ICood music. Gentlemen 50e. ladies free.; 2-23 , .o "Mike" E. A. Malcvis. formerly connected with the HlMer barbel shop j of this city, and who has been away ' from Salem for the past year or so. has returned and has formed a partnership i with Q us Demaa, under the firm name lot' the Sale Shoe Shining Parlors, I I. O. O. F. brethren take notice. I Work in the 2d degree this (Wedncs ! davf evening. Also important business. , By order of C. O. McKlroy, Noble jciand. C. T. Bonnell, who has been on the 'office force of the Western I'nioii 'Telegraph Company since the beginning of the legislature, has been tiansfered to Albany, where he will substitute tor the regular operator there, who will take a vacation. B. Howell, who has been the operator at the state house dur ing the legislature, will return to Port land shortly. ? T . . . New Classes at tne capital Business t'ollege next Monday in shorthand and stenotypy in day school and a new I class in shorthand in the night school,! the last one to be started in shorthand ' J in the night school this spring. The; principal will tie in nis oruee eaen evening this week between 4 and ":30 to answer inquiries See him talk the matter over. After much quibbling Coach Mathews J succeeded today noon in scheduling a, basketball game with the Dallas Ath-; attic club. The contest will take place j tomorrow night at 7:30 in the varsity) gymnasium. Fenton, Wood, Shaw and1 Boydson. all collegiate stars, will figure in the Dallas line-up. Last Saturday organizations and urged to attend. their friends are CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to our friends and neigh bors during the illness and death of the beloved wife and mother, also the beautiful floral offerings; Mr. William A. Bay and family. Trade in Your Old Furniture E. L. Stiff & Son Phone 941 349 N. Commercial Street Phone 508 404 Court Street Three Busy Stores Auction every Saturday, 1:30 p. m., at 341 North Commercial Free Souvenirs for the ladies Cash for Used Furniture Don't ever sell your furniture without seeing u as we pay highest prices in cash or trade, or if you prefer will give you a still higher price to let us dispose of it by auction on the premises. 404 Court St Phone 941 3 Busy Stores. 341-349 N. Commercial L L STIFF & SON Phone 508
