Daily capital journal., May 16, 1917, Image 7

THR DAILY CAPITAL mttbvit cn, r.. WEDNESDAY. MAY ,r. 10,7
he Daily
Capital Journal
Classified
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and
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Directory
Quick, Handy Reference
for Busy People
l -1- EVERYTHING ELECTKICAL
, Electric Co., Msaonie Temple, 127 North High
TRANSFER AND DRAYAGE
t Truck t Dray Co., corner State and Front itreett ,
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A A .... . 4
?lyn.fiM!TrFy4firvii!nucrr
Tnr iii nr-,. - ul.ii
Hit iilAlv&tii
$
.- i r'llow",K for fruit
and vegetal,!,, ,r4 llM, ,lkfd bT
the wholesaler of llle reUlll.r
not what , raiJ to the nroJucer.
I""'' re tho! paid the
p.ouueer. Correction! r m.de
ANNUAL HQD AT
illuming I (In-
I i u f ol Miuar is off and 1 1 ' aud !..,!, t
About ll- unU interesting tlill(
.-lliutit tl ,1 ... .i .
itiiiiii-l nil
lil'l lllllt til
I III' I.Ot I,,;, V
-t a pound.
The egg n.iirk,., all.llllv wi(li ,,oi(
....... ..inii ... i-,.it, :in, ,,,,
running up to :;n .-.-nts.
HACLEAY FRIDAY NEXT
(I'lipitnl .l..ur,;il N, , - s,.rvi, c.)
Miicliiiy.'Ou-., Mv i; ti.
l'airut Tea- hers.'
new of fii'prt,' lH. ),e
"-'.intiim will -(.,tl
Villi 's bind-
! bought tit nine
here
Wheat ....
Oats, now
Grain
$2..-"
Il l.
a,lv-v' ,u IWdi
i i an
Short
illnv
Hay
I I!. IV,
1 t;..i. ii icm i,d general jjfi.
at the uraiiier ,aii her., iw.,..
rvn.iHg May is . XI,, ,.mrv ,,, j
. Ill 1 .-. r : .
iiiriiis.iou i,y the fi'lioiaii of the
.Mi.eicy soiiool, and by Professor Pitt-i-.aii.
of Monmouth. who will bring g
iHOHsi.ge of child-culture to bis audience
Refreshment Will be .ene. without'
money and without price to all who at-'
tend. The Parent Teachi ,' ns..,,.-;,.,;..., ;
I lias accomplished luiu-li ..f v,. I,,- ,. k;
.... 413 : school durine the tlftSt Vllf !,! I I ....
'".'I lo" 4J h.igwl to eouie mid heu'r the various re-i
1C 1 1 orts f proKies from the different of-i
i tiecra and workers. I
I0; Air. and Mrs. H. K. Martin nd dautjh-'
ter, Alta, motored to f. K. Coodell'n!
aSe runiiay atteriioon
ilniit
v.-t.-h
.-lover
Butter
..40t!
Telephone Iiuturfa(
c.i on i" reamerv butter, m-r i,r,i.,,i
X..U1U isuv 1 i.,.,. v 1 ,-. 1-
iv""m7 uiuter 30(a 32c
! Eggg nd Poultiy
Main 74 Krkj, trade jqc
ii i-xiis, i-asii
Lewis and Floyd Tooker were Humlnv
visitors at tl.eir lirotliei ' home here.
Wilbur MorriH is trying his engineer
ing skill alomr iiew liiies, uud was seeii
FOR SALE
my
iiiililc Al
l v" 1 K"".
Today-Tomorrow
EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE
AM 0
in
Vffl
THE SQUARE DEAL MAN"
Full of Thrills and Excitement
A Keystone Too
Flaying to Capacity Come Early
THE OREGON
"Home of Service and Comfort"
Coming Sunday "WOMANHOOD"
13 j-,-. ,..,.,. .,n
and expects to attend national delega-
's. rusii L- i ... ...
Wr of Conmieroe buildin,. 101 Ik, pound "ZZI IT " T ;h :3f roe through
-"vi.-. U L n.t H 1 ..i . i
-'V At. tu. .Mill I ill UilS imiSIlPfl 1I IIW.
in lift
I ti t i it a lttt tiifitrti .ii. ti .... 1 ..
! boon received from others in this nei.-h- In ,hc 81,11,11 sl,ooky ho,,r8 of the nie,lt
7U(q 18c borhood who hove already ulauted corn.!'88' week a very mysterious noise was
.1 1 ..... . TI i. . , -
l,oin land, till ,J" accompanied !"'"' oseu, pound 23e hie his corn around and u-ill ...n t.. . .
." : i ,i..i..r (lose iii .'V """' elieek of fno i.er cent ,.f mt Veal and Mutton ,.i.7.,.;" i.;. . ii " utn roresters or America
- r.. . . . .. . t-e ..
Fork.' Veal ami Mutton'
iml The best .ansa... ereu. , u, 0P "fu. " T ,e ' ?' " ,uot, 1;! :1 3-4c . boon received from others in this neigh
to U three b.loek. lroiu ear ru t ; "-ordiag to said plans ! Veal, according to quality "lUe Mr. Martin wac assisted
:m, 1,10,1. f. ..i.i ved street. : "V 1 ' , f , r,', ,f a J ',";rk J,l,,ln 8(ffi9c by his brother Jesse.
i tMW. .-.".I ".T''"''"'"'! lu, i(or 57e The Macleay Sunday s
. I . l. .... . ... ..nM 1 U. Mlf OI1IK III lirt.lf.m It ... ...... Kill u
(irillll HIT. II tM-I.K Ml , u . . - iV. nil.
' .. . .. . ...... reason the h . I. n, f;i , .
sii.itl. illl:ue in-ill newiiy - - ......t m Ti:nnc me ,.ni i;iiuos
Hk itl.ls:. i' -, '0,"ra''1 u'"' bond ie,uired:i-ainbs, yearlings
....... ... inn nun aiier nutitieatimi .f wpthpra
, l,r,,,c
MISCSLLANEOUS
uio aceeptamie ol Jus bid, tlieu gaid
eertifmd cheek will bcriimu foifeit,..! to
i i TtR'EWSTKR. M. D. Neu- .. . . K ' urj" "-ollegc ol the Stale
mi.t nprvons and chronic diseim-.VL l":1'?""1-., May22 1 Dromedary dates .. ..
nmecialty. 35 vrs. experience with: NOTTfT! nr rwonmrr,, I... Vegoiaclea
.'.I,; and drnitlcM methods.,' . " Cabbage
retina W 712 Stated. Phone,1" "e ue? Ul tn South Block of Siring garlic
varies cart wnght s Addition UN'ew potatoes
,' ' S. I N'otico is heiebv given that the eom- Potatoes, per 100 lbs
Figg and Bates
Black flea
Golden dates
... 10c
... 15c
3.75
10c
ITLAXD NURSKrtY High and
rrr Sts. Full line nursery stock.
Jian prune a specialty. Nursery lo
sd one nile cast of penitentiary,
dree! B. 6, Salem, Ore. Phone 100
X
3IE0PBACTIC SPINOLOQIST
0. L. SCOTT Grmlaate of Chiro
actic'i Fountuiu Head, DaTenport,
ira. If you have tried everything
1 got ao relief, try Chiropractic
ul adjustments and get well. Of
I 40S-7-S V. S. National Bank
iiaing. Phone Main 87. Residence,
ill 828-R.
UNDERTAKERS
3B t CL0UGI1 C O. 0. B. Webb,
i M. Chugh morticians and funeral
ecton. Latest modern method?
iftwn to the profession employed
Court St. Wain 120, Main W888
1D0X RICHARDSON CO. Funeral
-ectors and umlertakers, 252 Norti
gh itreot. Day and night phone
SAVANQER
EM SCATEXGEH Charles Soos,
p"0tor. Garbage and refuse of al'
Jim removed on monthly contract)
'. reasonable rates. Yard and eess
oil cleaned. Office phone Mair
', Beaidence. Main 2272.
'ONEY TO LOAN
ON Good Real Estate Security
T THOB. K. FORD '
Jii & Bush bank, Salem, Oregoi
MEY TO LOAN
ton Money at lowest Rates, on
d feeeurity. Homer H. Smith,
JUlcC'ornaek Bldg., Salem, Or.
SSL.Real estatb"
-2 l,rI(0I)1?KIJN-General InS'
Hubbard bldg. PUnne 386. t1
jjOAiEEp INoT
f'JfKEBUJLT AND REPA1REI
.' yars experience.
Is 2fiNf roal. a,ul American fen
! 26 to 58 in. hih.
ivwwIgOpTH
lU WHITE and R. W. WA1
:i Graduate of Amer
Po8 1 13.teoPatl'y. Kirksv.lle
"'vous af. 'luate an,i specialized i
P iZV l' Xt. Bank
Irice s,,i; M." COUNTKR-
oodle ,,, , alul (lo"SlnntS. 15 cents
- . 11 Villi
short
All kinds of sand-
:uien n. i i ,lv,..ana soft drinks
1 '.iiiii.lr, Rl.l.r
HI tl. .
Cant, fOMPANY-Offie.
a--fl monthly in
CIA T T c
icd , 1 OK bids
an, . "1'i'sai
la ft.
ri0rKon , nm'"1 Vp. Cor
' i'nard "j ! 1 bo 1'1''ived In- the
Mac "o, " '!JS ""111 8 o'clock
""icrnrv i,f i, i...
'iv UIU1
tdilrcssi'il fn V T?
id of re
f ail " ; ..' ' tr the 'furnish-
-2-1. I'll
ef all l-i . ,!u' perform-
' a c ' 1 t'-'0'!,nn''1 i'"'' the eree-
Ml'nn. AK1'"',lIt,,lal
''irvtb,,MrP's'1!,,'sod "Proposals
opcu-a u on"?i SU 'Pro Ual
.u!lul board i?' "le abovo d!,t l'-v
,0 the ,k Ul niatn"al mum -eon-rffM
on ft ans a,J specifications
Porva k-5 of the
- .i, ( ltt .m;
'"t, John
V. Be
""es, io,in Cham-
nion council deems it expedient so to 'Green onions Juc
do. Olid lierellV iionrna ittt n...l I
. - . r."rUTC ..iiu t .......
lntontinn ti. imuf..t-n ll.... i.. .1. .. . IA 1 ' e
...'.w..; uio uuev ill llle
sotitn block
Addition
California, crate
Onions, Bermuda, crate
erv, crate ;
J('k of Charles Cartwright 's 7. ,'
.w ..... V..1 , Ul IHIITIIl IIII1II .- .
the cast line of Capitol street to the i !;a,'H. ,e. "V 7
west line of 12th street at the expense V lla tonialoPS
of the abutting and adjacent property !As.Para,,s
I... 1...:...- 11 ... 1 . .. .J s, luiiiii'li .
. ui 1111' sin 1 uuev Tn tin i.riii. ,ii. '
ed Kj-adu and pnviiig the same with a
six inch Portland cement concrete
pavement in accordance with the plans I . 1 u V"
Slieeifiilltiiiiw nnil ,. 1 ,,, ,, I .. 4 1. I 1 111 11 1 P" S.HK
city engineer for the improvement of j Turn bunch
saiit alley which were adopted bv tht-L, i
common council on April JO, 1917', now i' tr!,wl'rries ....
on file in th ,.f ,.f ti. .,: .1 Apples
Broccoli ..
Cucumbers
Green peas
Fruits
school w ill meet
5(a 0cat 2 p. m. next Sundav, which is preach
.. 11c er's day and at 10:.'lU a. ni., May 27.
Wo This schedule w ill hold good for the
79C:rest of the year, alternating morning i
and afternoon. - . i
It is report edjhat Jatmita Xash is
suffering with tl: measles.
.Millie Neiswander, who has been at
. Tangent, Ore., for some time, returned
i1' i home for an indefinite stay Sunday. She
was aecompau'ed by 1.. B. Marsters, an
4H--I) ,i" i .mi. .i.ui. v. nil- ... i ia. aiuic
4 !''. . .... ... ... .
.May 2! will be "tjlcau up" day in
(2 the cemetery, according to a notice giv
(6,1 1 en by Mrs. O. I.- Martin, treasunrcr of
the Ladies' Aid.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Taylor. Jliss Ma
rion Taylor and Miss Jean Byers motor
ed to Monmouth Sunday. On their re
turn they called at the H. E. Martiu
4075c i home.
$Uu 1.151 Herbert riauk.as a Portland visitor
fVjo Friday.
... $2.50 As has been announced before, the
45c Jim-Beth club will "auto truck" it to
Silver Creek Falls June 24,. Reserva-
in his plowing ' heard by several families in Liberty-
Had it been in the mountains all would
Turner Items
have surciy pronounced it a eouger. It
continued until morning and although
it caused a few horses and hogs as well
as a few young ladies to pass a restless
night it went away without identifying
itself.
40c0
$2.75
. 40c
made a part hereof,
The common council hereby declares
its purpose and intention to make the
proposed improvement above described
by uud through the Street Improvident
Department of the city of Salem.
By order of tho common council.
KARL RACE, City Recorder.
Bate of first publication of this no
tice, May 10, 1917. May 20.
.... $l.io tioiis should be placed with Roq March
50cta)l uud as soon as possible
$2(u:t.25 i,oo Anderson is assisting Thcron
ith farm work.
Rc.hnmk nnil family attended
California grape fruit $3.50 v,,-thdav dinner-t his father-in-law's
Morula grape truit ., $;j.506.50 j hollle iu Kickey Sunday.
loney ?3.25j j,,nil Tckenberg is planning some ex-
er, which for greater certainty- and alKe' m r,IH L,, A"
more detailed and particular descrip-1 :emons' Per bof 3.754.00 1 RHsseU w
tion thereof are hereby referred to and j J?!l"a"as' I'um,d & Francis
i . . . . rftlifnrntft crrnnA fruit. AM fiO i ..i. a...
Cocoanuts
$1.15
xOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT
- t"G Alley In Block 47, City of Salem
A'oticc is hereby given that the com
mon council deems it expedient so to
do, and hereby declares its purpose and
intention to improve the alley in block
47, of the city of Salem between the
north line of i'errv street and the
south line of Stale street at the ex
pense of the ubutting and adjacent
property by bringing said portion of I
iiiil alley to the established grade ami
puving the same with a Portland ce
ment coucrelo pavement six inches in
thickness, in accordance with the plans,
specifications and estimates for the im
provement of said portion of said alley
adopted by the common council .May II,
1!M7, which are now on file in the of
fice of the City -recorder, and which
for greater certainty and a more de
tailed description (hereof, ai;e hereby
referred to and made a part hereof.
The common council hereby declare"
its purpose and intention to make the
abovo described improvement by and
through the street improvement depart
ment of the city of Salem.
Jiv order of the common council.
EAlUi RACK, City Recorder.
Date of fir.st publication of this no
tice, May 15, 1917. May 20.
Retail prices
Creamery butler 45e
Country butter 40c
Eggs, dozen 35c
Sugar, cane . $0.00
Sugar, beet $S.,S0
Flour, hard wheat :i.05(cM.90
Flour, valley $3-40(u 3.00
PORTLAND MARKET
MANY PRESCRIPTIONS
This Season, for Impure Blood,
Weakness, Nervousness, Brain-Fag,
In order to comprise the bent course
of treatment, and to secure the best
results, should read as follows:
R Hood's Sarsaparilla 12 oz.
1'eptiron I'ills 180
Sig: One teaspoonful Hood's Sarsa
parilla before meals
Two I'eptiron I'ills after meals
No better course of medicine can be
recommended Ijy the most skilful, for
Hood's Sarsaparilla is made from an
unsurpassed formula of blood-purifying
and stomach-toning remedies, In
cluding sarsaparilla, mandrake, dan
delion, yellow dock, wild cherry, gen
tian and other valuable alteratives
and diuretics, while Peptiron Pills,
named from pepsin and iron, include
also nux and other blood and stomach
tonics which physicians prescribe.
It is therefore wise and economical
to get these two medicines from your
druggist today. The two workinjr to
gether often give a four-fold benefit.
Portland, Or., May .10. Wheat :
Club $2.75
lied Russian $2.73
Pduestem $2.S(l
Kortyfold $2-77
Outs. No. 1 white feed $52
Barley, feed $52
Butter, city creamery 3S(u,:',9e .
Eggs, selected local ex. 33ftt :t:i'.je
Hens 17c
Broilers ISe
( loose IP; (12c
re-
NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT
Of Washington .Street
Notice is hereby given that the com
mon council deems it expedient so to
do. and hereby declares its purpose and
intention to improve that portion of
Washington street between th east
line of Kir street and the west line of
Liberty street, at the expense of the
Livestock Market
Portland. Or.. Mnv 10. Cattl
ceipts 131. Market steady. Light steers
$10. sOfd 11.25; heavy steers $10.50(i;
10.75; cows $9.5(1(0 9.75; heifers $9(i.l0
Sheep receipts 91. Market nominal.
Best east of mountain lambs $13.50;
valley lambs $13uil3-25; wethers $11.50
fit 12;" ewes $1 l(u) 1.50.
"Hog receipts 575. Market steady.
Heavy .$15.75(i( 15.90; light $15.00(r
15.75.'
GIRL DEAD MAN ARRESTED
. Portland, Or., May 10. While the
death of pretty Miss Anna Kiiuquist is
being probed by county authorities to
day,0 August Wallenberg is in the
counlv jail. She dropped dead on the
street, Monday night after the couple
had at enilod a circus.
"Oh, that stuff couldn't have hurr
her. The doctor said it wouktn t , i. or
tended trips as recreation this summer
and consequently had his car overhauled !
a few davs ago. It is rumored that he j
will attempt the n scent of Mt. Hood,
and possibly go to Silver Creek Falls.
N. Frysli'e was a caller at the H. E.
Martin home Sunday. ' "
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kaiser motored
to Salem Sunday.
(i. ft. Tooker, well known old tinier of
this vicinity, is moving from Salem to
Creswcll, where he has obtained some
property in a trade for ltis Salem land.
Homer Russell was a visitor at the
Lent?, home Sunday.
I TRY JOURNAL WANT IDS
(Capital Journal (special Service.)
Turner, Ore , May 16. At a board
meeting last Saturday H. R. Peetz was
hired to take ekarge of the telephone
office June 10. Mr. Tcetj will wove to
town tho first of the month.
Mrs. J. il. Bones was a Salem visit
or. Wednesday.
Mrs. H. It. Crawford was hostess at
dinner Sunday. Covers were laid for
eight. The out-of-town guests were Mrs.
.ias- vtaiton, isr., Mr. and Mrs. Will
Walton and Miss Beatrice Walton of
Salem. Mr. Crawford also entertained
State Lngineer John Lewis at supper.
Miss Clara Perry, of Albany, is the
nouse guest ol Mrs. V. a. Cornelius.
Sunday, May 13, John Lewis, state
engineer, accompanied Hev. A. Heath-
cote to Marion and Jefferson. A can
vass was made at Turner and the above
named checkers on behalf of the army
and navy work of the Y. M. C A. at
the front. A substantial sum was raised.
Mrs. A. Heathcote was elected dele
gate from the Presbyterian Sunday
school to the Sunday school convention
at fcewborg.
L. Ii. Barr was in the Capital City
Tuesday.
Eastern. Star is invited to Stavton
Friday night.
Mesdames May Forrest and Chavis
were Salem shoppers Tuesday.
Mrs, Wm. McFarland and daughter,
of Salem, w-ere at the Chavis home over
Sunday. ...
Mrs. Barzee entertained the Bert Mc
Kay family Sunday.
Mrs. H. L. Earl was calling on sick
friends Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bones entertained
a house party from Salem Haturday
night.
A DAGGER
IN THE BACK
That's the woman's dread when fha
gets up in the morning to start tta
day's work. "Oh! how my back aches!'
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsnlea
taken today eases the backache or to
morrow taken every day ends the back
ache for all time. Don't delay. What's
the use of suffering! - Begin taking
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsule
today and be relieved tomorrow. TaKo
three or four every day and be per
manently free from wrenching, distress
ing back pain. But be sure to get GOLD
MEDAL. Since 1696 GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem Oil has been the National
Remedy of Holland, the government ef
the Netherlands having granted .a spe
cial charter authorizing its preparation,
and sale. The housewife of Holland
would almost as soon be without bread
as she would without her ' ' Real Dutch
Drops" as she quaintly calls GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. This it
the one reason why you will find th
women and children of Holland bo
sturdy and robust.
GOLD MEDAL are the pure, original
Haarlem Oil Capsules, Imported direct
from the laboratories in Haarlem, Hol
land. But be sure to get GOLD
MEDAL. Look for the nam on every
box. Sold by reliable druggists in seal
ed packages at 25c, 50c and $1.00. Mon
ey refunded if they do not help you.
Accept only the GOLD MEDAL. All
others are imitations.
n
onster
s
USE COCOANUT OIL
FOR WASHING HAIR
If vou want to keep your hair
ubutting find adjacent property byiorner Daninniscli -sun vjei mm g "-
1 .... I 1vlll.ll 1ISKIM1 1 III' llll.L i,... ....
bringing said portion of Washington
street to the established grade, con
structing cement concrete curbs and
paving suid portion of Washington
street with a Portland cement concrete
pavement six inches thick, in accord
ance with tho plans, specifications and
estimates for the improvement of said
portion of Washington street adopted
by the common council on the 11th day
Of May, 1917, which aro now on f'b" iu
the on ice ot the city recorder, which,
for greater certainty and a more de
tailed description thereof are hereby
referred to and made a part hereof. '
The common council hereby declares
girl anything
oner her.
which might have pnis-
NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT
Of Leslie Street
Notice is hereby given that the com-
:l .1.,,..!, il fiviied ienl so to
IIOII cihiih:ii ,n.i,.- .. - I'll, ci. n
, .. i i i... .lo-ln-.w lo niii-niise and lit .' R. t.iuson
intention to improve that portion ot
Leslie street from the cast line of Com
mercial -street to the west line of Lib
erty street at the expense of the abut
ting mid adjacent property by bringing
said portion of Leslie street to the es
i.,i,'iwl,,.,t irrmle. constructing cement
.oood . niulitioti. .be. careful what you
wash it with.
Most soups and prepared shampoos
contain too nun h alkali. This dries the
scalp, makes the' hair brittle, and is
very harmful, .lus't plain niulsified co-i-iiii'nut
oil (which is pure and entirely
groaseloss), is much better than the
most expensive soap or anything else
you can use for shampooing, as this
can't possibly injure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with water
and nil) it in. One' or two teaspooufuls
will make an ubundanco of rich,
creaniv lather, and cleanses the hair
and si-alp thoroughly. The lather rins
es out easily, and removes every par
ticle of dust,' dirt, dandruff and exces
sive oil. The hair dries quickly and ev
enly, and it leaves it fine and silky,
bright, fluffy and easy to manage.
Vou can get niulsified eocoaimt oil
nt most any 'Bug store. It is very cheap
and a few ounces is enough to lust
'everyone in the family for months.
Liberty News Notes
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Liberty, Ore., May .10. Mrs. Bruce
Cunningham was operated on last week
for uppendicitis. Her many friends will
be glad to know she is resting easy.
Mr. Julia Benson, an old time friend
spent a tew days visit-
!; ,.t tin. Gibson home last week.
Mrs, W. Trudgen and son Lester, have
gone to Eugene to join Mr. Trudgen.
They expect tu make their home in u
geno. Harvey Hnffiiiiiu has been employed
iu the Mouse lodge of Salem.
if Dormau and son Walter, spent the
iThe-M
I MNTIrJIIFQ IIFJTII Q
uvmmuLU uiiifL u
Ml wm. ill li-tilia Sii mlw i ill Ad hi & fan gmw am frf
Shoe Sale
Many people are taking advantage of this sale, knowing that our CASH
SYSTEM ALONE SAVES THEM DOLLARS. Here are some more good
ones. Come in and examine them. It will surely pay you.
its purpose and intention to maKe tuc coiu-ioi e s ' lltjl ..,,, hl Jefferson with Rob Dor
abovo described improvement oy an . or j.. w.B - v .. . . iiv
.v .i - .j i. : .1...... ' ..Aim to SI ItlC
tnrougn tue sireei .mi, ..,... !'.. " " ,' ; sm,,ifi(,lltions and esli- ,;n,vcr WeaN
ment of tho city ol haiem. " ; i . .','..,..,.,,,, of slli,i por. , visili,t ,,.
l... -..l.... .1.. rt.ni. ii, .ni niiiii'ii i n in J,'. ... 1 - - - .
in ux.1171 oi " ............ - . . ... ,.,.f,.,i i... i in .'iiu -
KARL RACE, City Recorder.
or was home last week
Date of first publication of this no
tico, May 15, 1917. " May 20
KELLY GOES TO JAIL
Red Oak, Town. 'May 10 Accompan
ied by his faithful wife, who will en
ter tlie Harrison county jail with him,
Rev. L. O. Kelly, charged with the
Villisca axe murders, was taken by au
tomobile today to Logan, Iowa, fur
safetv. Sheriff R. 1 Dunn, Jr., and
County Attorney Oscar Wcstraud left
bore at 0 a. in. with the prisoner.
,: nf s.,i,l street, adopted bv the com-1 (,.. Klgiu and family spent Sunday
nion council on May 11, 1917, now on , lvUh Homer Clevelands.
file in the office of the rily recorder, ! A1 t.ll(. 11(.ighbors. are envying Mrs.
which for greater certainty and a '"''''-' i f,.yeland as she is the proud possessor
detailed description thereof are hereby',, fw0 lilte )0d pigs and there are no
Children Ory
fOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTORIA
referred to and made a pan ucico .
The common council hereby declares
its purpose aud intention to make the
above described improvement by ami
through the street improvement depart
ment of the city of Salem.
Bv order of the common council.,
FRL RACK, City Recorder.
Dale of first publication of this no
tice. May 15, 1917. May 2d-
Children Cry
FOE FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
.,, u-liore they came from
Several of tiie boys and men have
been fishing in Battle creek with the
result that several Liberty people had
iiu extra fine Sunday dinner.
Chester Hoffman, who is working in
Jefferson, was home over Sunday.
The dance Saturday night was well
.,i..i,i..,l mid eroatlv cn.ioved by all. A
I shirt aist ilaneo is announced tor
Mav 20. '
Aliss Lla Gibson leaves Thursday for
Eugene, where he expects to spend a
month with her aunt. .Mrs. W. Trudgen.
Chas. Ramp is in Portland on business
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ATURDAY, HAY 19, 9 P.M. !
LADIES' $6.00 PATENT KID TOP LADIES' $6.50 9-INCH KID
PUMPS...,,...?:....;.., $3.90 LACE , $5.05
Patent, with dull kid top, gold and A fine. kid lace, plain toe, French
black buckle, Cuban Lois leather mrr heels; splendid bargain.
heels- - LADIES' $6.00 IVORY FABRIC
LADIES' $4.50 GRADE PATENT ;JH0ES $4.95
PUMPS '. . . . . $3:15 ; A' brand new express shipment of
Patent, in the neutral grey cloth top, ee; See them in our window.
Cuban heel; a rare bargain. MEN'S GENUINE ARMY SHOES, MUN-
LADIES' $5.00 GRADE DULL CALF SON LAST $4.95
PTIMP ojo 71; Inspected by B. Baucher. Like gov-
rUMro... 4o.D ernment is paying $5.10 for in
A fine dull calf pump, gun metai thousand pair lots.
buckles, French heels.
MISSES' $3 MARY JANE PUMPS $2.40 IMG $1.65
These are patents, kids or calf, sizes The muleskin in grey or tan makes
11 to 2. a good easy work shoe. -
CHILDREN'S SAM 8V2 TO 11, $1.95; El MEN'S $4.50 TO $7.00
5 TO 8 $1.65 0XF0RDS $3.65
Patent, tan or gun metal, good lasts
LADIES' SMALL SIZED PUMPS 95c and most sizes.
STILL THERE ARE BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF SHOES AT
160 North
Com'l St.
Manager
DON'T FORGET TO USE OUIt FREE REST ROOM You are . Welcome.
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