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(tl;e SQilniql Journal
SALEM, OREGON
MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1017.
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"SALEM'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
Tomorrow's Special Sale
No. 838 Wednesday Surprise-WHisk Brooms at 15c
An extra good Whisk Broom, good size, well made,
finished with metal tap and ring; sells in many
stores at 25c.. Special Tomorrow only ... 13c Each
Sale starts at 8;3Q. See window display.
Big Values in
Women9 s Suits
and Coats
All Around Town
$9.98
A Special Snle of Women ' Suits in
black, and white check and plain colors.
(icoii Spring styles aJl new. Come
ana take your choice,
Wednesday .....
A Special Bale of Women's Coats of
bluck and white cheek material, suit
able for enrly sprring and summer
wear, full lined; all new this ffO (JO
season. Wednesday p).U
A Big Line of Women's Suits in
velours, checks, serges, poplins, all
nir.ru hhu a large, variety ot the sea
son newest colorings and
models. Choice Wednesday..
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BIG VALUES at MEYERS WEDNESDAY
A Sale of Splendid Zephyr
Dress Ginghams
30 inches wide in plain colors,
stripe, check, and plaid patterns.
Helling at 25c a 1 r V I
yard; Wednesday lv u 1 (LI U
A Sale of Beautiful Silks
Taffeta and Messalines in rich
colorings, checks, stripes and
plaids, in lengths from 2 1-2 to
12 yards; sell- AO V I
ing to $2.25. Wfrd.fOL d IdlU
A Sale of that Famous
Cuticura Soap
A medicinal skin (Soap of un
usual quality, sens in the reg
ular way at aric;
W eunesday
; 19c a Cake
A Sale of Pearl Buttons
Plain and fish-eye kinds in small
and medium sizes, a big
value; O J t P
a aozen ior oc
Wednesday.
A Sale of Fine Mohair
Dress Goods
In navy or black with fine hair
line stripe of whi c. Helling at
Wednesday . 79c a Yard
A Bg Offering of Men's
Fine Neckwear at 39c
Included in this event are men's
ties up to (Joe; a rich and beau
tiful assortment of desirable
patterns.
Wednesday
39c Each
YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
G. 0. Davidson, of Wheatland, is in
the city.
E. A. Hull was in the city yesterday
from Albany.
Judge Webster went to Portland this
morning.
H. V. Oompton left this morning for
Everett, Wash.
J. J. Krobs, of Independence, was in
the city yesterday.
G, W. Sanunous, of Falls City, was in
the city yesterday.
Casper Creiner was a Salem visitoi
Monday from Stayton.
John Dodge, of Independence, regis
tered at the Bligh Monday.
L. J. Adams, an attorney of Silver-1
ton, was in the city Monday.
G. Grant, of Albany, was registered
yesterday at the Capital hotel.
Mrs. K. K. Colby was in Portland yes
terday, registered at the JSeward.
Lloyd T. Uigdon wns in Portland yes
terday attending to business matters.
Louis Laehimind was a passenger on
the morning Oregon Electric for Port
Hand. Miss Mattie Hill returned to Port
land yesterday, whore she is attending
school.
F. A. Boyingtoit left yesterday for
I.ewistown, Montana, to attend to' legal
matters.
I. B. Fuller, United States deputy
marshal!, of Portland, is in the city vis
iting his brother-in-law, J. K. Scott.
Mrs. F. 1). Hawley, former Willam
ette university student, is in the city
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. A. Boying
ton. Her home is in Genesee, Idaho.
' James I,. Clark, for years a resident
ot Springfield, now of Snlem, arrived
in the city last, night and will be here
and at Springfield for n few days on
I) u sin I'm. E u gen o Be gist er.
There are cheese factories and cheese
factories, and some are more than
cheese factories. But the cheese factory
on the Garden road known as the Gard
en Road Cheese factory is really a
cheese factory. This is a co-operative
affair and A. H. liunner, secretary,
wishes it known that this factory is not
me laciory wnere tno naru cuter was
fouud in a raid recently. - The Schubing
e.r cheese factory is on the road lead
ing to the asylum farm and not Tin the
Garden road as was stated in a certain
news item recently.
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At a meeting of the Moose lodge last
evening following Officers were elect
ed: Dictator, Loren H. White; vico-clic-tator.
Wayne Price: prelate, liev. James
M. Heady; past dictator, Benjamin
xjricK.,- secretary, uonaia w. JUiles; in-
Judge Bushey representing the Ma
rion county court filed a petition with
the public service commission this
morning asking permission to construct
a highway grade across the tracks of
the Southern Uaeific railway between
McKee station and Townskend station.
The petition states that it is impossible
to construct either an overhead or an
underground crossing.
County School Superintendent Smith
and Miss Cowgill, assistant state in
dustrial field worker, are visiting comi
ty schools this week. This morning
they were at Auburn and Bethel, this
afternoon at i'rnitland and Swegel, and
this evening will be at (he Mickey
school. They are demonstrating and
organizing canning clubs in Marion
county.
lungs lieccs-
GASOLINE LAMPS
600 Candle Power $6.50
. tmitMl Ub vilu now offertd
Lted u Huh or nwiitc Unip
YOU WANT THIS LIGHT
Conipfetc with pomp, itude, mantle torefe.
SEE MY LAMPS FIRST
IiYS c. m. lock wood
In the action brought bv Caspar drop
per against, J, W. and G. L. Sehaefer
for the recovery of money alleged to
bo due on a promissory note for $414.
(i(, an answer of G. S. Sehaefer filed
this morning states that when ho signed
the note ho wns under 21 years old' and
unit it was not given ror tl
sary tor his support.
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An order overruling a demurrer to the
reply of the plaintiff in the case or
Benjamin Bowdeu against Ladd & Bush,
was granted this morning by Judge Kelly-
When the hearing was held the court
took the matter under advisement, and
this morning rendered tho decision.
.patriotic training through physical
exercise is attracting the attention of
an tne school districts of the first class
in Oregon. There is a feeling among
iuc jmnig men ui me naieni nigh school
that since tho last legislature passed a
law permitting this training, and that
credits should be given for the work,
that there should be some action to:
wards organizing and taking advantage
of the government's offer. This propo
sition will probably come before the
school board at an early date. Among
the best educators in the country, there
is a feeling that the young meii would
be greatly benefitted by some regular
system of training along patriotic lines.
Any work done along these lines is sub
ject to tho direction, supervision and
inspection of tho governor of the state.
Tho law recently passed provides for
the training in the high schools of the
state, with tho provision that the
schools furnish, the instructors.
ner guard, Thomas Burleson; outer
guard, A. B. Nelson; treasurer, T. M.
Hicks; trustee, E. A. Aufranc; delegates
to the era nd lodce. vton in,,,;,, l!,.;,,!.-. i
tomato, Fred 8. Lamport. A member
ship campaign will be launched with
rouiuuiiee composed 01 the Kev. .lames
m. itcauy, x. M. Hicks and Frank
Frickev in chareo. The nffiKr. !..(.
ed will be installed April .
soon as this landing is ready, the firry
boat run by Captain Mitchell and that
of Skinner i, Bufthnrll will be put in
service. Just at present the only way
for autos or teams to get across ia to
tdrive to Wheatland.
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COMING EVENTS
March 14. Called meeting mem
ber Commercial club, S p. m.
March J5-K. Albany High
school orchestra at Bligh
theatre.
March 17. Company M jitney
dance at armory.
March 23. Lecture on Palestine
by Dr. Doney, Salem public
library.
March 2S- and 29. Salem Elk
lodge will play "Get Eich
Quick Wallingford."
April 14. Marion County Odd
Fellows' convention.
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Dr. D. X. Beechler, dentist, located
3-4 mile north of the fair grounds, Port
land road, wing to no office expense
prices reasonable. 3 21
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Word was received today from Ralph
Mason, a former resident of Salem. He
is now employed in an automobile fac-
, tory in Detroit.
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During dull season units pressed 50c.
Cleaned and pressed $1.00. Modern
Cleaners, Phone 800. 4G6 Court street.
and were in force during November and
April of each yar.
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At the meeting of the board of direct
ors of the Commercial club held last
evening, it was decided to give the
members a chance to exi.ress tkenrselvect
j on the proposed ,0on,oo0 road bonding
uui aim ui me next regular meeting ev-
eryone who has a positive opinion will
be called on to sav something. The
peed of doing something for the suffer
ing Belgian children was also brought
to the attention of the directors. They
referred it to the Salem Ministerial Union.
W. W. W. Big bx social and dance
Derby building. Friday March li. Pub
lic invited- 3 1)
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Many an hour s comiort in a good
rir of glasses, if fitted by Gardner
Keene. i
The United Artisans will hold a reg
ular session this evening. The even
ing's work will include the initiations
of a huge tlass with a literary and
musical progrpin to follow.
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Salem's Pride the smoker's Joy
Sold in all cigar stores La Corona, gen
erously good 10c. tf
Charles D. Fowl, who was night clerk
at the Marion hotel, has been visiting
his brother in Astoria, H. C. Fowle,
chief engineer of the lighthouse tender
Heather. Ho will leave shortly for New
York to be associated with
firm.
a mining
Stewart
They play
Phonographs seven dollars,
any record. Watt Shipp Co.
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We guarantee every article sold at
auction or any other time. E. L. Stiff
4; Son. 3-17
The Woodmen of the World are pre
paring for a box social to be held in their
lodge rooms in the Derby building next
Friday evening. Of course, there is no
admission charge but the ladies are'sup
posed to bring a box filled with the high
cost of living. These boxes are then
auctioned, every one taking a chance of
securing a real prize- There will be a
special program arranged and after the
contents of the boxes have disappeared,
dancing will be in order. The social
is not only for lodge members, but their
irieiius as well.
WANTED
Household Furniture. Woodry
the Auctioneer will pay highest
cash price for same. Phone 61L
CAR5 op
Any kimd
nr. ATP
Any TIME
Special rates on country trips and to
State Institutions. Office Bligh Hotel.
Second hand bicycles from five doi
lars up. They are bargains. Watt Shipp
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You can
price every
mercial.
Dr. L. A. Bowman, dentist, room 604
U. a. Bank bldg. 3-23
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The Albany high school orchestra is
announced to appear at the Bligh the
atre this week Thursday and Friday.
ine inns announce that the orchestra
includes 22 pieces and that several of
the members are artists worth hearing.
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"Promptness and neatness in watch
repairing." Pomeroy and Wallace, 125
Commercial. tf
Cornoyer, whose offices
in the Ladd & Bush build-
ouy gooos at your own
Saturday at 341 N. Com
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At the meeting of the board of direct
ors of the Commercial club last evening
ine rerry proposition was discussed and
that something might bo done to satis
factorily solve the problem, a commit
tee consisting of Chas. G. Snauldinff.
l-rea ti. Bteusioff and Charles H. I'ish
or were appointed to confer with the
county court to try and arrange some
neai oy wnich a tree terry could be put
in operation.
Free souvenirs for the ladies at E.
L. Stiff & Son's auction, 341 N. Com
mercial. Every Saturday at 1:30 p. m.
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Don't throw away your old automo
bile tires bring them to us wo can
save you money. Watt Shipp Co.
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Durbin &
have been
ing, will soon move to thoir suite of i two feis will be in service across t he
With a fair amount of good weather
and a large percentage of good luck.
rooms in the building erected for the
Golden Rule store, adjoining the Ye
Liberty theatre- The rooms they have
been occupying will be taken by Hobin
Day.
Order smelt of Ward K. Richardson.
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The Browning Amusement company,
whoso winter headquarters have been in
the city at Twenty-first and Hyde street
is getting its equipment ready and in
shape for the summer business. The
company will leave for the south in a!
few weeks and work north during the I
summer. It will show nt Ashland for!
the big celebration to be held there1
July 3, 4, and 5.
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Don't forget the dance at Ryan's j
hall Sat. 10th. Everybody wclcomo. 3-8
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Frank Lcnnon, who fell yesterday
from a scaffolding on the Mtijor Willis
building on Court street and fractured
his skull, ia resting easy this afternoon.
He regained consciousness early this
morning and knew everyone and talk
ed quite freely. Besides having his skull
fractured, he was severely bruised about I
the head. His doctor believes he hn n
good chance to recover. j
jiver within a week. The steel cable
to be used by the Skinner & Bushnoll
ferry arrived today and will soon be
placed. This cable is one and one-fourth
inches in diameter and weighs 1,780
pounds. The delay right now is from
the fact that tho ferry landing on this
side, has not been completed and perhaps
will not be ready until next week. As
DR. C. H. SCHENK
Drugless Physician
Superintendent Hydro-Electro
Therapeutic Institute
202 to 206 Masonic Temple
Phone 1182.
Hours 9 to 57 to 9
AUCTION SALE
OF HIGH CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE GOOD
AS NEW, ON FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1917, AT BO
P. M. SHARP, AT 461 N. HIGH ST,
CONSISTING OF 1 Morris Chair, 4 Fumed Oak Rockers, 1 Box
Coucn and Cover, 1 Fumed Oak Sewing Rocker, 8 Fumed Oak Din
ers, i Fumed, Oak Library Tables, 1 Birds Eye Maple Dresser, extr
a fine; 1 Eirds Eye Maple Chiffoneer, 1 Circassian Walnut Dresser,
extra fine; 1 Standard Sewing Machine, 2 good Rugs 8 3x10-6, 2
Vernug Martin Bedsteads, 1 3-4 Bedstead, 3 Coil Springs, 1 Silk Floss
Mattress, 2 Felt Mattresses, 3 Axminster Rugs 3x6, 1 White Enamel
Bedstead, Springs and Mattress, 4 Pairs Down Pillows, 1 Round Fir
Extension Table, 3 good Diuers to match table, 1 Gag Water Heater,
30 Silver Knives and Forks, 4 dozen Silver Teaspoons, 1 1-2 dozen
Soup Spoons, 1-2 dozen Tablespoons. A lot of Dishes, Bedspreads,
Sheets, Pillow Slips and many other things.
TERMS CASH:
NOTE: ALL THE ABOVE IS AS GOOD AS NEW, TAKE AD
VANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY TO FURNISH YOUR HOME.
MRS. TOOZE,
Owner
Phone 1627
WOODRY & GREER,
Auctioneers
Phones 511 and 224
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Used Furniture Wanted
Highest cash prices paid for
used furniture.
E. L. STIFF & SON,
Phone 941 or 508.
Clean, Fresh, Airy Rooms
HOTEL LOUVRE
(Formerly Hotol Keith)
459 State St.
Phone 1109
Rooms 50c to $1.00 a Day
. Special Rates by the Week
MRS. M. M. LAY, Proprietor
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AUCTION SALE
OF HIGH CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE GOOD AS
NEW, ON THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1917, AT 1:30
P. M. SHARP, AT 1363 N. 17TH ST., TAKE 17th
ST. CAR TO DOOR.
CONSISTING OF 1 Mission Oak Buf fett, 1 Mission Oak Square
Extension Table, 4 Mission Oak Diners, 1 Mission Oak Morris Chair,
2 Fumed Oak Rockers, 1 Maple Dresser, 1 Oak Dresser, 1 Non-tarnish-able
Brass Bedstead, 1 Vemu Martin Bedstead, 1 Silk Floss Mat
tress, 1 Felt Mattress, 1 Coil Spring, 1 Steel Spring, 2 Axminster
Rugs 8-3x10-6, extra good; 1 Ingrain Rug 10x12, 1 Fir Library Table,
1 good Heater, Block and Pipe; 1 good Stewart 6-Hole Range ' with
Water Coil, 1 Kitchen Treasure, 1 Refrigerator, 1 3-bumer Perfec
tion Oil Stove with High Back, 2 Kitchen Chairs, 1 Double Roaster,
1 Rake, 0 gallon Oil Can, 1 Hoe, 1 Shovel, 2 Hand Saws and many
other things.
TERMS CASH:
NOTE: PARTIES REQUIRING FURNITURE SHOULD AT
TEND THIS SALE AS EVERYTHING ADVERTISED IS AS
.GOOD AS NEW AND WILL BE SOLD ABSOLUTELY TO THE
HIGHEST BIDDER. EVERYBODY .WELCOME. DON'T STAY
HOME ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN.
D. C. COREY,
Owner.
WOODRY & GREER,
Auctioneers
Phones 511 and 221
Smelt $1.00 a box. Salt or can them. !
cheapest food. Ward'K. Richardson. I
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You can buy goods at our auction at I
less than wholesale price. K.L. Stiff!
& Son. 3-17 '
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Although according to the almanac.
this is the spring time of year and the I
creeks and rivers should be overflowing'
their banks, the contrary seems to pre-1
vail, as yesterday the gaiige of the river i
read 4.9 feet above zero, a fall of al
most two feet in four days. The precipi-
tation yesterday was 45 of an inch Hiid I
the range of temperature was from 48.
to 34. For the same date one year ago
it was 58 to 45.
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Private dancing lesonss taught by!
Priscilla Fleming. Phone 92. P. O. box i
355.
Col. E. G. Snider, "The whirlwind
auctioneer" in charge of the auction
every Saturday at 341 N. Commercial-
The members of the Monday evening
dancing club had such a tine time nt i
their last official tlniico Monday night,'
that it was unanimously voted to hold'
just one more dance within a few weeks.
At the Monday evening dance, the fol-!
lowing officers were chosen who will!
have the welfare of the club on their i
hands for the next year: James Chin-!
nook, president; Thomas Galloway,
treasurer; E. 0. Siecke, secrotry.
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Auction every Saturday, rain or
shine, 341 N. Commercial. - 317
Brawn nuns
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Dr. Stone's Drug Store makes
delivery. Phone 35.
free
There will be no colonists rates this
spring to the west as has been the cus
tom for many a year. The railway man
agers say that this one way rate was
for people moving to the west and that
this reason has ceased to exist just for
the present. They further claim thnt
the commercial travelers constituted tire
mnioritv nf thnsA tnlcinc n.lvniitoi,a ..F
a 40c value in
' It Pays to Trade at the
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On High Street opposite Court House. We do not quote prices over the telephone.
Shoes, Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, Furnishings, Drugs, Tinware and Groceries.
ALL AT CUT PRICES
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