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Newspaper Page TextSEVEN THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1917. I , The Daily Capital Journal Classified Telephone and Business Directory A Quick, Handy Reference for Busy People S :: P III ll t , 111 I I ,1 T I i In; J AO 'J jj I Willamette Valley News V Telephone EVERYTHING ELECTkIOAL lem Electri Co, JitMonie Temple, 127 North High Main 1290 TBANSFEB AND DRAYAOE ftaleoi Truck & Dray Co., corner State and FroBt streets , Main 74 FOE SALE pmj SALE OR TRADE A comfort able heme n a good locality in Kan sas, on Santa Fe R. R. Will accept va cant lots in Salem. Square Deal Real ty Co, 202 L:. S., Bank. Bldg.. . . . MISCELLANEOUS IXORA A. BREWSTER, M. D. Neu rologiet, nervous and chronic diseas es a specialty. 35 yrs. experience with drags, surgery and dmgless methods. Examination free. 712 Staie t. Phone 1350. STOVE EEPAIHING MOVES REBUILT AND BEPAIBED . tO years experience. Depot National and American fenet Bites 26 to 58 in. high. Paints, oil and varnish, etc. Loganberry and hop hooks. Salem Fence and Stove Werks, SSC Conrt street. Phone 124. INSURANCE For fire insurance in standard companies, call en P. J. KunU, 309 Bank of Commerce. 6-27 CHUBOPEACTIC 8 FINOLOOIST DB 0. L. SCOTT Graduate of Chiro practic's Fountain Head, Davenport, Iowa. If you have tried everything and got no relief, try Chiropractic spinal adjustments and get well. Of fice 406-7-8 U. S. National Bank building. Phone Main 87. Residence, Main 828-B. DNDEET AKXE8 wrb a fiTiran CO. O. B. Webb, ah mnTtlciana and funeral directors. Latest modern methods kaown to the profession employed. 409 Court St. Main 120, Main DBSo. fclGDON-BICHABDSON CO. Funeral FAotnra und undertakers. 252 NOTtn High street. Day and night phone 1st. OSTEOPATH fRS W H WHITE and B. W. WAL TON Osteopathic pnysicians ang nerve specialists. Graduate of Amer lean echool of Osteopathy, KirkavUle, Mo. Post graduate and specialized is nervous diseases at Los Angeles Col lege. Offices 505-508 V. S. Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone -859. Residence 1020 Court. Phone 2215. DOILD CIPAifS FOR RED GROSS FUNDS Auxiliary Chapter Was Organ ized TuesdayWomen Will Get to Work ('npital JtiurHal Special Service) Donald, June 21. The campaign of the Bed Cross began with vim Tuesday. Mrs. J. V. Steelhnmmer of Woodburn mot with the Donald ladies in the af ternoon find organized an anxiliurv in connection with Salem Willamette chap ter. About twenty , five members were enrolled. The lollowiug otticers were elected, Mrs. Hannah Hoskina. chair man; .Mr, rreua sexsmitti, secretary; Mrs. Aline (juinii treasurer. The base- mem or tue I'resuyterian cniircn win be prepared for a sewing room and the ladies will begin at once making arti cles needed tv the organization, Tnes- iltiy evening the district committee met appointed local committees, and dis tributed census cards and supplies. This district, which is composed of Aurora, Hutti'viHc. Faruo and Donald, is asked to subscribe one thousand- dollars. Six hundred of this amount was pledged the first day. C. A. Adams jind J. f. Jeel lers are the enptains of the Donald di vision. The .Donald dancing club gave a char acter party Saturday night, in the Hos-kins-DeSnrt hall. A large crowd attend ed and a ideasant time was enjoyed. Donald and community was well rep- c!a News Notes THE MARKETS - WATER COMPANY BALEM WATER COMPANY urner corner Commercial ana Traae streets Bills payable monthly n aavanca. SJOAVANGEB BALEM SCAVENGER Charles Soos, . . n.ixnnA ami fnia n all kinds removed on monthlv contract! at reasonable rates. YffrM and eeas pool cleaned. Office phone Mur 8247. Residence. Main 2272. MONEY TO LOAN ON Good Real Estate Security THOS K. FOBD . m , - 9.1am f IrAfTflTl '''' liver liaaa sc owl -.v, o Shorts, per Hay, eh eat, The following prices for fruits and vegetables are those asked by the wholesaler of the retailer, and not what is paid to the producer All other prices are those paid the produeer. Corrections are made daily, . . ' ' Wlieat took a tumble in Portland yes terday, with-a corresponding drop in the local market. Quotations thi morn ing are 1.8ll. Cantaloupes and water melons will be ou the Salem market in a few duvs, ns tliey are now being sold in Portland. Flour is following the wheat in its tumble, and prices lire ten to fifteen cents lower per sack. resented at the Rose carnival in Port land. F, L. Allen is loading two cars of ship knees for the Menetee Lumber Co. of Portland- These knees will go to the srandifer-Clarkston ship yards, who re cently secured a contract for buildiug several of the government vessels They expect to use about ten thousand knees for this work. A party consisting of Mrs. J. S. Moore, Mrs. F. A. .Mercer, Mrs. Hen Onian. Mrs. Fred Sexsmith and Mrs. Stroud ' Mercer niotoreu to rortuinu Wednesday. otiag was light tor scaooi election ; business. Monday. J.-P. relict succeeded niiusi-ii as director, for the term of 3 years, and Mrs. C. Moore was elected clerk for term of one year. H. Verdieck sustained a serious in- lurv tins wees wuue cutriug poies nr beans. He became ontntk m -black- j berrv vines and in tutting them Joose from around his feet, the liatuhet slip ped and .grazing bis nand. cut an artery., Lociil aid was given but proved inef fective no "he was rushed to woodtiurn to Dr. Shorey. Though very .weak from loss of blood, the Dr. thiuks he will soon be entirely recovered. The city council lieia a special uieei- ing this week and decided to oil our afreets. The executive eomnuuae secur ed enough from the local citizens to pay the expense, nud the work will pro ceed e,t once- -- Glen Garrison, the local "Loganber ry king", spent several days last week with his parents in Heattle, who expect to leave soon for New York, to make their home. He made the return trip from Heattle ny automuDise. M. W. Johnson and Karl Carver went in Mt Aniel Wednesday to attend a .,,t.tit,ur Af the Merchants association Mis. L. . Anlrance enioriaiueu ivim a dinner party Sunday, the occasion be ing Mr. Auf ranee's 77th birthday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Krai! Aufrnuce and children, Mr. and Mrs Kugeiie Aufrnuce and two daughters, Alfred Anfrance, all of Salem, and Mr. ami Mrs. Ben CJuiun of Donald. ' An enjoyable occasion was the card nartv Monday night in the Hoskins- DeSiirt hell. About thirty guests were present, who played 500, following Dy .fipshments served at individual ta bles. Messrs. L. S. Anfrance, Spencer Mercer and Stroud Mercer were tue guests of honor, each celebre.ting a birthday, within the week. What appears to oe a oaim wi has been at work around uonaut ior some time. In the last moutli tne -Aiays & Carver store and the post office were broken into, and several cases have been reported whei'SL wheat, oats and potatoes were taken. Judging from the uvatiMtmtie method of uilfeiing it is sup posed to be' from' local parties and a close investigation is being maue. (Capital Journal Special Service.) Ebla, Ore.. June 20. Miss Marvel Rovelstat went to visit her relatives Saturday, returning Sunday evening. Earl Ferguson went to Sherwood Hun day to see his aunt, Mrs. Olds, and family. Miss Mary Sheridan is stopping with )itr twr. M R T. Vrs.nmn, iir .1,',1 Apples, pears and peaches will be very scarce around here. Cherries are not a very heavy crop either. B. T. Ferguson has begun to taVe some of his buney crop. The quality i i extra good. Ed Mittv went to Dallas Monday on The Bruudages have moved to Salem to work for a junk eompsny. Bvrda Beese has gone to Talbot sta tion to sty with her aunt,, Mrs. Jacob- ilr. ana Mrs. Hiiey rpt?nn-r MBrv h Antricans. Sunday. ........ . . Mr. Holnian kaB bought a new yn cultivator. " There is a Japaneso man and wne campe-1 the .-Holnian and William camp ground to work thinning Wt. t the school election Monday Grover Farmer was fleeted director, and R. Brunk, clerk. Mr. Brnnk has served as clerk for 20 years. WacondaNews (Capital Journal Special Service) Waeonda, June 21. Emma and Twre- i i t t 1 1 Icoal cr sSsj fexJHOiijka Smoke r-1U or j Vv Smell 7 CO Oil IN COMFORT Cook with a food oil stove this aummer does ot heat up tha kitchen, yet k roasts, toasts, broils, bakes, better and quicker thaa your regular kitchen range. No wood, coal r ashes to lug, dirt, no lost time waiting for slow itres. Convenient as mas. No smoke or odor. Look ior the Now Perfection pe ciaily Aecerated -windows this reek, at the stores listed below. Then Act the merchant explain the N Perfection Oil Cookstove. Look ior the orange discs. Fiunev of hherittan friends iii Waconda. i,.i..,o. ,,, the week Alice i - - u jar. anu wro. x,. end Wlieat - Oats Barley, ten Bran MONEY TO LOAr Eastern Money at Lowest Rates, on approved Security. HomBr H. Sniith, Boom 5, MoComaok Bldg., Salem, Or. LEGAL NOTICES SHERIFF'S SALE Of . Real Property on , Foreclosure Notice is hereby given, That by vir tue of an execution duly issued out of the circuit court of the state of Ore gon, for the county of Marion and to me directed ou the fth day of June, 1917, upon a judgment and decree duly rendered, entered of record and dock eted in and by said court on the 2nd day of June, 1917, in a certain suit then in said court pending, wherein D..A. White was plaintiff and W. S. Mott and Willetta M. Mott, his wife, and Mercantile : i. demption in the manner pru.im-u j ted this nthofrneir. Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon. First insertion June 14; last July A-. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, bv an order of the county court of the state of Oregon, for the county of Marion, duly made and enter ed on the 12th day of June, 1917, was appointed executor of the estate of E. H. Stege, deceased, and that he has duly qualified as such executor All persons having claims against said es tate are hereby notified to present the Salem Tile & Mercantile company, a same onn.nral Tl.n Polio t '1 f V'-Sil loill Llim tf Dor company, a corporation, ami i. i iioerij . -; - ., , Smith were defendants in favor of Oregon within six months from. the date plaintiff and against said defendants of this notice. bv which execution I am commanded to ic, dulv verified as required bv law, the undersigned at No. 1" orta street, in tne cuv ui Oregon Dated this 14.. day o J. it pstnte of i".. " Executor of Stege, deceased. July 12 NOTICE OF, FINAL SETTLTMENT .Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned. Sarah i.. Kigg the Qie- f the last will and testament oi rn Ulr... itat'fMpa. lias -llicu " l,',ntv court of Marion comity, sell the property in said execution and hereinafter described to pay the sum due' the plaintiff of 2160.17. with in terest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from June 2nd until paid and the further sum of $125.00, as at torney's fees together w-itft the further Bum 'of 17.25 costs, and the further Bum of 2917.33 with interest -thereon at the rate of 8 er cent per annum from the nev ' $225 cent and Cntinn. 1 will on Saturday the mh day ot Jtilv, i)17, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said dav at the west door ef the county court house in Marion coun ty, Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand on the day of sale, all the right, title, in terest 'and estate which said defend ants and all persous claiming under them subsequent to the first day o i , piNAL NOTICE March, jyu, in, ot ana to saio ..- ,. v ,,on,,(.ra; Notice i e mentioned aim m i 10 " . . i..;.,n.l Huv, Hay, vetek clover Grains ton .., -f- with her parents, 1 !."ll'.' Martin has recently purchased a new Ford. . J. C: lavage was a usi x.n.vw. ... Mt. Angel N ednesila J . , . ., The annual school nulling -r..j..., .i . lirectors and a clerK wore eiected. The directors elected were J. A- Kluiup and C. i.'. Hiisseu, am. M. Keene clerk. Miss Beatrice Thurman ..i.,,. oft,.r n weeks Road Supervisor Patterson has been grading the' roads ana win sv. hauling gravel uv.lnes- The ladies am suiicV , , lv at the home of Mrs. E. M. Palmer. Tnc usu. K..v.? "-r ,......, Kd trosoy visiieu !"" Sunday: .-V.i-l -B ,T7Z.,-. ,'r". WITH r-J : l PEARL h L For Sale by returned visit witn 1.80 rraooc ... -'o .... $37 .. $39 $1. ... $15 . $13 Butter Butterftit - - Creamery butter, per pound Country 38c 40c "butter 3032c Pork, Veal and Mutton Pork, ou foot lJIe Pork, dressed 1I?,1fc Veal, according to quality 8lJc SteeJs ; !8,c Cows Bulls Spring lambs '- Lambs, yearlings Wethers - Eggs and Poultry Eggs, trade Kggs, cash - Hens, pound Broilers, live, over a jiuunus Hens, dressed, pound Vegetables Turnips, bunch (.'abbnac Strag garlic 5(u)tic lie 9e .... 68e 28V.C 27c He ISc 23c New potatoes - Potatoes, per 100 Green onions Onions, in sack Celery, crate Turnips, sack Cucumbers Green peas Radishes - California tomatoes Asparagus - spinach lbs. . 45c ... 3c .... 7e . $2 .. 40c 4 $2.50 75c$1.15 7c 40c $2 40c 5c Scotts Mills Items (Capital Journal Special Service) R..tt Mills. June 21. The com inducement program of our nigh scnuoi : lio l. o. 0.Fi hall Friday ev- oning, was very ut-w large audience that rgethj-red at -an early hour. The hall was crowded and when the graduates, headed by Trot. t. a ., iwl followed bv Supt. J. A ri,.i.ill marched into tile hall tne ..i,.,r;,nr wns immense. The music and orations were very good and gave great credit to the class and also to Prot. Stultz. Your .correspondent especially enjoyed the practical, common sense no- .iPuu. nr shut, vnurciuii. Lamb having gotten the best grades in her classes received her choice of a a-hflffrsliin in cither jof five different ..ll...,n n.melv Albauv. McMiiuiville, Pacific University, Pacific College and Corvallis. Floyd A. Gray received a u..i.iar.hin in. Willamette university be cause of his being president of the class Kith VanWiuEle of Albany, who taught in the junior high here ast winter sjient several days here last week and took in the graduating exer cises. . .. Rev. Astleford, former pastor of the Friends church here, and his wife and two little bovs, accompanied by Miss Halcvon Wiley, motored over from New berg to attend commonceineui. uf- Their many friends were ueugineu m see them again. " Mr. and Mrs. .1. tto.lo,i emnmencenient. Mr. and Mrs- H,ii)i fnrmerlv tauaht our school here. l. Smith teuc unsr tor three consecu- J A. Taylor is stm on nie sub. though slowly improving. There will be an enieriaiii"" i.ll next Friday evening ior Vowrf-.hwiCiit r..T,to learnine that a little fore- vr . Kin. ovnAnse. tkought OK v - -r-hp v.r" .;;.rT do not be- i y7t7famiiy has been without Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera anu x i... Pomi.i v since we .-iiu.. keeping house years ago. When -we no . ' visit, we take it with oil a" civ....v., i." Obtainable verywn. Rock Point Items .:ti l,,,l Snecial Service) . t oi n,.i .. Reeson W. W. MOORE FURNITURE COMPANY E. L. STIFF . SONS SPENCER HDW. CO. RAY L FARMER, HDW. CO. SALEM HDW. CO. IMPERIAL rCTBNITUSB CO C. & HAMILTON MAX O. ETJREN CHAMBERS & CHAMBERS Portland Optician Is Marine week was almost a sub marine week.-thanks o the Liberty bond cam- I CI i I.-t.'pain. The toys will surely aceept the ill 3diSiU W JLUUllVeouutry's apolog)-, in vi-w of the eir - v i . : t Uumstaiieee. ; Dr. L. R. Burdeue and family, of i 1 ' Portland, have moved to balcm and "l7rX ,C iT.TMoine. are residing temporarily at the Bligh Io" a missionary from in- apartments, 327 North High street. Dr. toW of golng int0 the interior of B.irdctte has for several years been in India, where ho was taken sick, that harge of the optical department ot tne : he had a bottle or vuanter.. G. Heitkomper company, jewelers oi Cholera ana xiarrnor ..- Portland. him and believed tnai , "T. i! He is now located with nartman This remeay is i nrr,thi-ft r.nmiiaiiv. corner Liberty streets, and will take tare of their optical parlors. ;. - Dr. Burdette has n number of friends in Salem, having resided here during his attendance at the university. for cholera. You may know from iw that it ea .Ae-epeuaea-svpon milder forms of bowel complaint that occur in this eonntry. Obtainable ev- rywhere. , witn Da,r-i the Figs and Dates of cuiuit- . nf June 2nd, 1917, until paid nniiigon, her i; mi --""' - .- p slw T further sum of $150.00, as attor- the last win aim M. s fees, and the further sum ofjRigs-s, deceased, and the Hon. r 0.60 with interest thereon at 6 per ishey, judge of eA'2aih.. per annum from June 2nd. 1917, Monday, the tie'h,dln, ? tl e'forenoon costs and expenses of said exe- the hour of ten o c ock in the tJ ot sain u.t. -" court room at the court house in '. Oregon, as the place for hearing ob iecHons to said final account and for the settlement of ffmGGH, Executrix of the last will and testa ment of Silas T- Kiggs, deceased. 11. L. CO.N.NKK, Attorney for said estate. Black figs Golden figs Dromedary dates Ford dotes local July 12 !l IS that the uinletsigneu, nrpeutnr ot tne ra ises hprpinbefnre mentioned aim m i ...;i.j ;.i follows. to-:licrebv given JJl ouiu -- j . r "Beginning at a point on the H.ff.rtrf subdivision line running north and ; this day filed ' e Virion coun sonth through the middle of section 2.5, the state of " rt as mh 7.50 chains south from the quarter see- ty, his final 'p'Bt ,V fixed and tion corner on the north boundary ot executor and lv -"rd 1917, at n . w: nn.ata ftrul-i t-itrt Imur of 10:iHI ransje a wfsi oi mc .tiiiBmiiiv Urogon; Tnence.day ar (tr and .. .., ... nnnrt llflHStf Ju .- for the Fruit Peaches Aprkots Strawberries, Apples Oranges, navels Lem ns, per box Bananas, pound California grape fruit .. Florida grape fruit Honey . Cocoanuts - lOe 15c $3.75 $2 - $2 $2.25 $1.25 ..... $12 $3.25fci;4 $3.255.50 6c $3.50 $6(5)7 $3.75 $1 Retail Prices Creamery butter . Country' butter . Eggs, dozen 1 Sugar, cane Sugar, beet Flour, hard wheat ..... Flour, valley 45c 40c . , 35c $8.75 $8.55 $3. Klft! '3.3. 2.90fj3.10 house m time and place clock a. m. of said room in the Marion conntv, tiregon; i'nr,uav a, south 37-70 chains along the said legni.countj cuuri aubdivisioa line;; thence west sre "- "b.lo1, 81!.h final ac- eunins; tnenee norm cuu.,.!, . ttlement thereof, middle of the main channel of Battle j count nd 'or h' 'S" June 21. Creek; thence north westerly, te- Dated at a': V, KLKTCHF-H, the middle of the main channel of Hat-j 11.1, , . f ,h ts'ate of lwis 8a v tle Creek to a point 20.1M .chains east; Exeentor of tho es.aie oi from the west line of section 23; thence deeensed. north 23.73 chains: thence east 19.30 CABEV ?'Ve' Julv 19 chains to the place of beginning, con-; Attorney for estate. .u-y trailing sixty three and ninety three one hundredths (63.83) acres of 'land... To- X ""ri hamberlain's Alto an interest in a i --: j :.,io, . .... p... : i .'..,., .! Tl.lftt Tar lnuiarsiion rort i-h xwi - - ; . 'l.C: .ffords me pleasure along the north line oi tne rony six niuii-, ---- rmljr ,hat mere? of land this dav deeded to Emma to say I have never used a remedy that 8 tirrv bv W. S. Mott and wite, as a -did me ron.lway. This sale being made subject to PORTLAND MARKET Portland. Or.. June 21. All trading n grain suspended. jMtter, citv creamery 38(8 39e Eggs, selected local ex. 32:)3c liens 15c Broilers lS20c Geese lie for the past re at ,..!. oiwid Mrs. t. r.- r,:i m; V T. Chamberlain lao- re- lets are obtainable everywhere. Livestock Market tw1o.1 dr. June 21. Cattle re t, :u2. Market steady. Light steer; !).VI(ilU: heavy steers y.5((u9.73 tkfsri- heifers 4H.M(u 9- mi,.,. rp'n, S70. Market steady Ttut pas! of mountain lambs $1.J ii -,. vallev lambs 13fu 13.25; yenrliii wethers $11; ewes .". lloo- receipts 107. Market steady. Heavy- U.WK'n 13; light $11.755 1. benefit of the Ked i. ross woik. We are in receipt ot tne premium i.i Scotts Mills second animal school and community fair, given by -tne pu- dls of the following oisincvs, i..,., Thomas, Scotts Mills, JNOoie, vru.-.... Fineer, Marqnam and Beaver y This fair i to be hekl September 19 20. 1917. , District No. 73 held its annual cnui meeting June 18. The voters ot the dis trict were generally i bh. Some quite important 'Hei.' transacted including tue voting a i to carry on the school the coming yew There was a director and clerk to he elected. Chas. Heins was elected to suc ceed himself as -direcior auu Broughey was elected f';ri. ..ark, ,l,,i viited on adds abolit thir- teon mills to our already heavy state and county tax. -r.i... u,r savs wf arc nwui ..lUUUil, ..I...- . - Alllla huol teachers, iy marnuge. Fairfield News ..:i T..piifll fiifi:tl HorvicO) L'nirVii.ia June 21. The -riri .n-m eiecwu w ."familv of McDonald, Kansas, and .i..,;,. ..,. Mrs. M. K. Davis, ot ville spent Wednes.lay atternooil tho hitter's daughter, Mrs. I. by ' ' - ,, t,,... n,nu nt tn I his ranch Thursday " " "leaseil at the prospect of his ten acre V 1L Downings and others ;elHvs spent Sunday at Silver IVeek fa Is- V H. Downing and wire went to Salem Wednesday to meet Mrs. Down ing 's father who has just -w from Oklahoma. , ' Mrs. Florence Worthington has gone to Stayton where she will be employed in the woolen mills. Walter is visiting with relatives dur ing his vacation. . v .. t t l.aiWpu wurr, at tue Unite a iiiiniuei "i Stavton flag raising b ,. B F. Darbv, wite ami iwu v........ of Bcio were week end visitors at the home of his conn si n, P. J- U?.Tb";(,nll The school meeting was well attend ed Monday night- At its close W. U. Downing made an appeal for helpers to raise the amount ef money alloted. to this portion of Marion county for the Red Cross fund. ITS YOUR KIDNEYS -w i,av swollen feet and liands! ; Stiff, achy joints! Sharp shooting, rheu matic pains torture you. You have : aching back, pain in the lower ; difficulty when urinating. Look ont These are danger signals. Trouble is with your kidneys. Uric, acid poisoning, in one form or another, has set in- It may lead to dropsy or fatal Bright s disease if not checked. r.M some GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules immediately. They arc au old preparation, used all over the world for centuries, communis ,.... ing oil and herbs, wen Known iu i .t sicians and used by thousands ill their dailv practice. Tho Capsules are not an Rostein&Greenbaiim REAL BARGAINS DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, SHOES AND CLOTHING All Merchandise is bound to advance. Raw cotton costs more than wool did a few years ago. Wool that the grower used to get 14c to 20c a pound for, now brings 60c a pound. So you cannot expect to always buy at former prices.- So pick up bargains while you can. these experimental, make shift "patent med icine," or "salt," whose effect is only . Th,.v nrp fl. siantiaru r,-ii,v- dy, and act naturally, gently and quick ly. Hut when you go to the druggist. dip of the season was taken by a parfv of young folks in the river Sunday, at the Can rrancis Arthur Itrock of roruami wan -itor Sundav at the homo of his sister, Mrs. T. A. Ditmars. ' Mrs. Charles Moore and chiblren v s ited at the home of her parents, Mr Bantia. of Salem the first of the week. At the school nieetiug Monday K. Kmith was elected whool clerk and John fmlah was elected director for a term ef three years.' Harrison Jones sad family visited at i..... i.r v H liuRettc Sunday. Mr and Mrs. John lmlah and chil rn visited with relatives uear Oregon Miss Klane Short of Corvallis w vis n t tin hnme of her sister, Mrs. Raljdi DuKcttc, this week. temnorary. tney insist en fretting, the pure, original Haar lem Oil in capsules. .ur m,rn uunil. Is nn the box, three alli es and thus protect yourself against eiunterfeits. " SCHMIDT ON WAY TO PRISON I, os Angeles, Cel., June 20.-Matthew A Schmidt, convicted for complicit in the dynamiting of a newspaper building here, is on his way to an Quentin to begin serving his life term l-endine the appeal of bis case to the United Wales supreme court. Khniidt enter at once raiuer n' continue in the county jau w..u.,.K cision of the higher court. He lost in each court where lie nas w i' tealed. Men's Work . Shirts, 50c . Men's Union Suits, 65c . Men's black or tan Sox, pair ,10c Men's good Suspenders 25c Boys' Waists 25c Boys'. Union Suits 35c Boys' Under wear nVic Boys' Dress Shirts 50c . Boys' Wash Suits, sizes 2 to 8, $1.00, 85c, 75c, All bargains Boys' Overalls 75c 69c, 60c and 50c according to sizes '" Boys' Crash Hats ..25c Boys' Silk Finish Hats , 50c Men's Silk Finish Hats 75c Men's Crash Hats. . 50c Harvest Straw Hats 25c, 15c, 10c Cotton Toweling, yd. 7c Shirting, yd. 15 & 122c Heavy Outing Flannel, yard 12V2c Ginghams, yard 15cl2jc,10c Percales, yard 15c, 10c Calico, yard -7c Millinery Department now giving reductions on all ReaHv to Wear Hats. Real Bargains. IF YOTJ are troubled with dandruff, itching scalp, and your hair coining ask -you 10 try THAC t ILVIR TONIC n enr guarantee that it -will give you relief and satisfaction or money re funded. Sold enlv by us, 50c and $1W. Capital Drug Store, Salem, Or. infants' Sum- I lnSe 25cDnr?.Sge 9flr nnw 10c iO-$I.OU n0W . . .28C if 7$r00nnow-S 35c now 17 '2c nowv $1 LUU now oc Girls' Muslin Children Brassieres Drawers. .Union Suits 25c now ...19c 25c now 12 2c- sizes 2 to 6 ,q 50c now.. :25c 25c 50c now 39c Ladies' ' Pumps I Men's Athletic . Long Silk and Oxfords Summer Shirts uloves sizes 2 to 4, an(J ,prawers 75c-$l now 50c values up to $ , 1 rft 7c $L75 25c $1.2o-1.50 oc 240 AMD 245 CGrrrXIAL STREET ,,.,,,, ,111.1111111)11 1 ii. a 1 1 '7ri''i'",''-,iriMiWP8ijig CSSSSJ t Pi ' t