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PACE EIGHT 3atliijlql Journal SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, MAR. 27, 1017. , "Salem's Big Department Store" i : I AN IMPORTANT SALE OF NEW STYLISH SPRING DRESSES, new and I different (see them), at JJQ g5 i t Sewing Week at Meyers Scores of articles used every day by dressmakers and women who do their own sewing, at little prices. Sup ply all needs of threads, needles, hooks and eyes, buttons, etc., at a big saving. Butterick Patterns Free this week. Special Sale Price on Belting, Dress Shields, Elastics, Braids, Tapes, Hooks and Eyes, Snap Fasteners, Pins, Needles, Threads, Crochet and Tatting Goods, Stamped Goods, Laundry Bags, Buttons, etc. Here are a few of the offerings picked from the Notion Counter: MISCELLANEOUS Bees Wax, special sale ....4c a Cake Kinbroidery Stilleto, steel, wool I an die, salo 12c 5c size Machine Oil, tale 13c Bottle Aluminum Thimbles, salo ... 2c Each Palmer Skirt Markers, sale 12c Each Celluloid Tatting Shuttles all colors, salo . 4c Each 10c Crochet Hooks, all sizes, sale ... 8c Each Middy Laces, white, red or blue, sale 90 Each Collar Supports, special sale 9c Card Kid Curlers, good size, sale 9c dozen Linen Tape Measures, sale 4c Each Metal Case Tape Measures salft i .. 19c, also 39c Assorted fcitickcrie Edging, sale price .. 9c Bunch Feather stitched Braids, white and colors, sale 9c Bunch 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste and 25c good grade tooth brush, both for 49c Jurgen's Undo Sara Tar Soap, sale 4c Cake Dress Makers' Scissors, 7-inch Keen Kutter, teel black handle 78c Pearl and Agate Buttons, various sizes, salo 3 dozen for 5c Wednesday Surprise Sale No. 840 Tomorrow . An Offering of Pretty EMBROIDERED VOILE FLOUNO INGS AT 48c YARD Beautiful patterns In fine Km broidery Flounces, 18 and 24 inch widths. Plan your sewing now and use these fine materials an extra big vnlue for tomorrow only salo price '. 48c a Yard Sale starts at 8:30. See window display. Buy your flags at Meyers. Cotton and wool flairs, mounted unit mi. 4 mounted flags. (Second Floor) BUTTERICK PATTERNS FREE DURING SEW ING WEEK With all purchases of dress materials in cotton, linen, wool or silk, to the amount of $1.00 or over, any 10c or 15c Butterick Pattern FREE. With all purchases of any Dress Material to the amount of $2.00 or over, any 20c Butterick Pattern FREE. YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT liX liOOODl GOODS " V 4 All Around Town I Dr. . X. Beechler, dentist, located 3-4 mile north of the fair grounds, Port land road. Owing to no office expense prices reasonable. 3-21 o , , A marriage license was issued yester day afternoon by tho county clerk to Orin C. Watkins, a machinist of Sa lem, and Lillie Louisa Domognlln, also of (Salem. Call Patton Plumbing CO,, 355 Che jneketa. Phone l!0tf. Try us on repair work. 42 V S. Page, a clerk in the state treas urer's office, was arrested yesterday ovoning by the police for cutting corn ers with his nutoinobile. Ho was fined $10, which ho paid. Salem's Pride the smoker's Joy Fold in all cigar stores La Corona, gen erously good 10c. tf o Word wag received today from Mr. und Mrs. Grovor .Tones, who nrc now Jiving in Parsons, Kansas, of the death f their infant child, Oleta Mao, who was born in this city last October. o "Promptness and neatness in watch repairing." Pomeroy and Wallace, 125 Commercial. tf o One can always find bargains in Sa lem. A necond hand store on Court ptreet has on display an old violin with tho information that it is worth $200 and that the sale price is only $35. Or, L A. Bowman, dentist, room 504 t. S. Bank bldg. 3 23 e Jacob Irarson, a farmer of Silverton, who was born in Vaaje, Norway, in IStjQ, filed his petition for bis second naturalization papers this morning with the county clerk of the circuit court, lie emigrated from Christiana in IStU and landed at Sault St. Marie. Mich. He forever renounced all allegiance to King Haakon VII. o Dr. Stone's Drug Store makes free delivery. Phone 35. Auto for hire, day and night service country trips a specialty, Day Phone P47; night 039. C- O. McKlroy. 3-21 I 0 Justice Wallace McCanunant is on tho program as one of the speakers at the patriotic meeting to bo held Wednesday evening at tho armory. Governor Withycombe will preside. I o 1 During dull season suits pressed 60c. Cleaned and pressed $1.00. Modern Cleaners, Phone 3(i0. 466 Court street. . i Enlistments are wanted by the Salem Willumotte Choral society, which will hold its regular meeting this evening in Waller hah for rehearsal. The so ciety already has a company of 100 sing ers but they wish to ' have "war strength" and will glady receive from 50 to .100 more. The concert comes off in May and this will be the Inst chance to enlist. Dance at Ryan hall Thursday 29th, also SSnturdny 21st. Cents ."c. Every body come. 3-ii8 o Earl Race, city recorder, a Civil ar veteran, anid this morning that when it becomes necessary he will offer his ser vices to the government in the pay master's or quartermaster's corps, lie will not care where ho goes, across the water to French soil or stay at home, just so ho serves the flag. o Many an hour's comfort in a good pair of glasses if fitted by tiardner & ivecue. The parent teachers association of Mountain View are giving a social Fri day evening March 30, thcro will bo a short patriotic program and refresh ments. Charges 5 and 10c. 3-29 ss? : COMGJYENTS Tonight. March 57. Ladies' night at 4c Klks lodge. 4c March 28. Patriotic mass meet- ing at armory. Governor 4c Withycombe will pretidc. 4c April 3 and 4. Klks' plar, 4c "Get Kick Quick Walling- 4c ford," at opera house. 4c April 14. Marion County Odd 4c Fellows' convention. 4c April 17. Annual meeting Ma- rion County Potato Growers' association. 4c4c4c4c4c4c4c4c4c Evangelistic services will begin this evening at the First Presbyterian church and will continue the remainder of the week. They will be in charge of the He v. A. K. Fitch. o The funeral of Mrs. Alice W. Scarf who died last Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. . A. l'ruitt, 433 L'uion street, will be held Thursday morning at 8 o'clock from .St. Joseph's church. The body will be sent to De troit, Mich-, for burial. Even if it has an $80,000 commercial club house, Albuquerque, New Mexico, has heard of the Salem Commercial club and of its re organization a few years ano. A letter has been received from the president 0f the Albuquerque club for information and what publicity was given at that time. The club does not want the advice of any man who is mak ing a business of rejuvenating commer cial clubs. It just wants to know how we did it. The river is falling today and the gauge tins morning was 10.2 feet above the low water mark, a fall of .8 of a foot during the 24 hours. Although there has been a rainfall every day for the past eight days, the total has been only 1.61 inches, with a total for the month of 314 inches. The range of teniperaturo yesterday was from 50 to 42. One year ago for the same date it was from 48 to 37. Use Journal classified ads Secretary of State Ben Olcott la now a real Moose, having been duly initiated last evening. Oscar Hodges of this city was also given the obligation. In the debate as to whether a steel or concrete bridge was to be preferred, the steel bridge advocates won. Resolution were passed to the effect that it was the duty of every good citizen to stand by the president iu this national crisis and that the lodg? was in accord with the state and national authorities in their efforts to awaken a spirit of patriotism. The resolutions were signed by Ben jamin Brick. Karl Race. W. L." Tooze, John W. llolmao and B. W. Macy. With the churches taking an active part in the present recruiting campaign and speakers having wonderful success in the educational institutions of the city, the theatres have asked that they be not neglected- o this evening be tween the first and second show speak ers will address the audiences on pre paredness and recruiting. The follow ing are scheduled: The Oregon, John Holman and Lieut. Dana H. Allen; Ye Liberty, Joe McAllister and Malcolm Gilbert; Bligh, Rev. James Heady and Perry Reigelman, BAXXOT FOR SALEM'S OFFICIAL FLOWER MARK ONE I i 1. Dahlia 2. Gladiolus 8. Geranium 4. Wild Currant . 5. Lily : 6. Honeysuckle 7. Sweet Peas 8. Hydrangea 9. Phlox 10. Larkspur Name Address Ballot Box at Capital Journal office, ! . ' Clean, Fresh, Airy Rooms t MOTE LOUVRE I (Formerly Hotel Keith) 459 State St Phone 1109 ' 4 , Booms 50c to 81.00 a Day I Special Rates bv the Week MRS. M. M. LAY, Proprietor WANTED WW MID UnUnrnw CAR5 op AM K1MD H PLACE Any time Special rates on country trips and to State Institutions. Office Bligh Hotel. When in SALEM, OREGON, stop at BLIGH HOTEL - Strictly Modern Free and Private Baths RATES: 75c, $1.00, $1.50 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 Phones. Free Auto Bus ALASKA PETROLEUM & COAL CO. Stock for sale; 9."ob shares at 17'a cents per share, if accepted immediate ly. Write W. E. Davidson, 815 Lewis Bldg., Portland. GASOLINE LAMPS 600 Candle Power $6.50 ftr atest Lamp valur now offered I'aed as stand or hanging lamp YOU WANT THIS LIGHT Complete with pump, shade, mantles, torch. SEE MY LAMPS FIRST Oaaoline lampa. lanterns, irons, mantles.etc. C. M.LOCKWOOD aiN.Ca.wrUlSiTwl Sattm. Ors-fosv Household -Furniture. Woodry k Greer, the auctioneers, will pay highest cash prices for same. Phones 511 and 224. t Used Furniture Wanted t Highest cash prices paid for 4c used furniture. E. L STIFF SON, 4c Phone 941 or 508. 4c Mm TAXICQ 0 HUBBARD BUILDING KINGSTON STAGE HEADQUARTERS Marion Hotel, Phone 2010 5 and 7 Passenger Enclosed Cars. 4c 4c ' DR. C. H. SCHENX Drugless Physician 4c 4c 4c 4c Superintendent Hydro-Electro 4c Therapeutic Institute 4c 202 to 206 Masonic Temple 4c Phone 11S2. 4: ' Hours 9 to 57 to 9 4c TRY JOURNAL WANT ADS There has been some comment on the fact that the city hall is without a large flag floating from its windows or tower. When the Attention of City Recorder Race was called to tho fact, he stated that, on the authority of tho council, he had sent east for a largo flag 9x15 which coat $15.60. When it arrives he will have a steel pole placed on the tow er and the tower fixed so tho flag can bo taken down or put up as required, o Don't Forgex. Big Woodman dance at Moose hall Thursday, March 29. Open to the public. High school boys of the senior class who havo been making good records in their studies need nor worry ntiont re ceiving their diplomas should they de cido to enlist in Company M. At a meet ing of .tho school board it was decid ed last evening to allow all credits the same as if they had attended until the close of the semester. They will also bo given their graduation diplomas. Stu dents below the graduating class will be given credits to tho close of the year's work. o Give your eyes the attention they deserve. Consult Us first. No time like the present. No place as reasonable as ours, Gardner & Keene. Firms that do an unlawful business by mail seem to find women their best customers. Fraudulent orders have been issued by tho postoffice depart ment against tho Imperial SSilk com pany of Boston. When a fraudulent order is issued against a iirui, no let ters or packages are delivered to it, and where possible, all mail addressed to them is returned to the sender. Fraud ulent orders have also .been issued against tho Vp-to-Date Realty com pany of La Salle, 111., and against the O'Connor Corporation of Chicago. Don't Forget Big Woodman dance at Mooso hall Thursday, March 29. Open to the public. The cable for the city's free ferry has t l. ...... i .... .1.. .. v . i ' .--u iuiu nun uiniii'iiiiv uucjioreu. Arrangements have been made for a barge and as soon as the landing on this side is built, the free ferry will be running. This much is assured by the county court and the only chances of de lay might be in an injunction from par ties in Poll: county who object to the oiti.ens of thht county having free ferry transportation, rather than paying a toll. The landing on this side will be on property owned by the Spaulding Logging company and on the west side on property owned by Albert & Wal lace. Neckwear factory started. The Hob Nob 409 Court St. has started a neck wear factory. Neckwear made while you wait. Don't buy just anything, have your collar made just for you. All prices. 3C Thi is Week's pecia T7 All Our 5 adiie at Special Prices Wonderful Bargains I It Pays to Trade at the CASH ON HIGH STREET, OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE WE DO NOT QUOTE PRICES OVER THE TELEPHONE SHOES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, NOTIONS, DRUGS, TINWARE AND GROCERIES ALL AT CUT PRICES THE CAST Ohaa. V. Galloway, Mrs. W. Carlton Smith, Ernest B. Bingo, Mrs, R. M. Hofer Walter E. Eeyus, ..Mist ..Verna Cooder, James Mott, Miss Helena Sdiober, Oeorge C. L. Snyder, Mrs. A. S. Rahn, Robin D. Day, Oliver Myers, Wilson Howard, Paul Stege Willi am Perticli, Bud Welch, Bunny MeUlug.LS. Oeer, Daa Langenburg, E. Cooke patton F.IL Devore. THE ELKS PRESENT U WALTER c. m III GENT GRAND THEATRE A DD1I O A TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AKlJLi O-t- ( WALLINGFORD" PRICES SOc TSc SI SEAT SALE OPENS MONDAY, APRIL 2nd NOTE: The forthcoming Elks Production will be the fist amateur ..presentation in America of this world-famous com edy by GEORGE M. COHAN and GEOBGE RANDOLPH . CHESTEB. The production is made by special per mission of the authors, and will be staged under the direction of JAMES MOTT, producer of "The Dictator" and "The Fortune Hunter."