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)t DattBjrijtgl Journal SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1917. EIGHT I tl u II tl II H II II El II if II tl It II PJ1 N n if. nv II Iff D A r iv r y CI 0! U II OUR BEST ADVERTISEMENT IS NEVER PRINTED. ONLY YOUR PERSONAL INVESTIGATION WILL CONVINCE YOU OF THE ADVANTAGE OF BUYING HERE. IF YOU HAVE BEEN A VICTIM OF ALLURING BARGAIN SALES, TRY OUR SYSTEP.I OF DOING BUSINESS. WE DO NOT HOLD SPECIAL SALES, BY DAY OR WEEK, NOR DO WE RECOGNIZE SPECIAL SALES, BANKRUPT STOCK, ETC, AS A MEANS OF SAVING YOU MONEY. TIME AND EXPERIENCE HAVE PROVEN THAT YOU PAY FOR WHAT YOU GET. THE "fifllDFN Rllir METHOD K TO cm. YOH THE REST MERfHAN- 11DISE FOR THE LOWEST CONSISTOT PRICE. VOLUME OF BUSINESS, NOT LARGE MARGINS, IS OUR MOTTO. TRUE, YOU CANNOT JUDGE THE QUALITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE BY THE rmi,E,iui imL am iuxuiaiiim tiAj iLbiw uuk WUKIM, am rKUVtl. U5 1U Ut WHAT WE CLAIM TO BE, THE ORIGINATORS AND MAINTAINERS OF LOW PRICES ON STANDARD MERCHANDISE. THE WILLINGNESS OF THE J. C. PENNEY CO. TO MAKE GOOD ANY UNSATISFACTORY PURCHASE HAS LONG BEEN UNQUESTIONED. WE HAVE THE POWER TO MAKE THE - PRICE AND WE MAKE THE PRICE A POWER. . II II II II if II tl II II II II tl 11 11 II II I I 11 II II II If !.' 11 11 M 11 tl II II M II If II if II II II g mm m mm wm mm m w wi mw wm m m wm ww. wm wm mm pv wm twrvn1 McdMMAiHiNMIMM VWIHkJttttlMnHMttMtMi iUltHllAdlUiUMIttrt AttttliMMIHtfMIWilMA DOMESTICS Calico . Jc Apron Gingham, 27-in. wide glc Amoskeag Apron Gingham, 27-in. wide 813C Dress Ginghams 12C Yd "Sanitary" Long Cloth of fine Chamois finish, , .36-in. grades . J0c an( 1212C Yd India Linon, nice and sheer, goes at 10c.l2Vo 15c and 29c Yd Khaki Cloth, 28-in. 21c Yd Comfort Challies, fast colors ..... . . JQC Dovenshire Cloth- 32-in.,. fast colors Galatea Bleached Butchers' Linen, 36-in. . . . ' - i fcyi: ;..fgl 19c Yd 18c Yd 49c Yd Table Damask Renfrew, yarn dyed (fast colors) ....... 49c and 59c Yd White Mercerized Damask . . .40c ggc yj Linen Damask 9gc $UQ J J 93 yj Mercerized Napkins, .g 9gc anJ JJ gg J)oz Linen Napkins, extra fine - - - $3.49 to $4.98 Doz. MUSLINS Absorbent Gauze glg yj Hope Muslin .v . .". . Qg Lonsdale Muslin 15c White Bunting, 36-inch 313C Yd Pacific Cambric 15c Yd Unbleached L. L. Muslin 8 OIL CLOTH In all colors z GLOVES 160 North Liberty St. Salem, Oregon "Niagara Made" Silk Gloves, black and white 49c and 98c "Niagara Made" 16-button Silk Gloves 98c Pure Silk 14-button Silk Gloves . . : 79c Chamois Suede Gloves, superior quality 59c Washable Kid Gloves Jp, Kid Gloves $1.98 SHEETING Unbleached Indian Head 15c Yd Bleached Sheeting, 6-4 ............. 25c Yd Bleached Sheeting 8-4 32c Yd Bleached Sheeting, 9-4 - 35c Yd Bleached Sheeting, 10-4 37c Yd Unbleached Sheeting, 8-4 ........... 29c Yd Unbleached Sheeting, 9-4 33c Yd 160 North Liberty St. Salem, Oregon m w w flwf 9 cttr" wn 1 11 ti ii II El All Around Town COMIG EVENTS Tonlgbt. Jun 18 S5. Bed Cro8 , cam1 paign to raise 3 5,000. June 21. Special Elks', meet ing. . Juno 22. Band concert in Will- son park. , Juno 27-30. Tcachon' examina tions in Oregon. June 30. ShrincrgV, convention in Balpm. , . July 4. All-atata celebration at fair grounda. July 9. City election. July 15-25. -palem Chautauqua. July 18. Willamette Valley - tennis association meet in Sa lem. . I ia ajugnts of rytnlag of this city receivedl an invitation irom tlie Laurel camp, No. 7, of Albany recently, to at tend the Hound-Up which is to be hold there the Fourth. ' Mrs. EUa Watt, supreme Instructor of the United Artixans, of Portland, will arrive in Balcm this evening from that city. Bee the telephone picture "Speed the Spoken Word." Oregon theater, Thurs day afternoon and evening. . t) 21 o rt hens, Doty's Market -o The foresters of America held a so cial dance at the Foresters' hall lant night which was fairly well attended. All had a good time. . . . WANTED A farm hand. Clark and Acheson, 141 North High St ti-Bl - o . Fry at Doty 'a Market, Dr. D. X. BeedUer, wbe has been practicing dontixtry at his residence on the Pacific Highway, announces the opening of hi office, at 382 U. a Bank Bldg. ., tf . o . Cole McElroy, in charge of the social department of the Koseburg Commercial club, was in the city yesterday, boost ing the Med ford Bound-Up to be held in July. He wished the Cherriang to make up an excursion to attend. : 0 , Mica laicile Barton announces change of address to 598 N. 17th St. (ii block N. of Center).- Classes are now being formed for summer work In singing and correct placing of the voice. Phone 1588. 7-13 Lawrence Kelly, a young farmer liv ing north of Balem, who has been laid up for two weeks as the result of a motorcycle accident, w able to .be at irork again. C o 1 J. Kfiy Pemberton, pcjUetan act gar eoa, room 212 Masonic Bldg- Phone 440. . 7-8 . a . Viola Vercler Holmaa will play to ight at public muHirale at First Con rcgationa chur:h at 8:30. - . , Harold Olson and A. Hayward Fowls, both of the Marion hotel, enlisted in the ambulance corps of the army and will leave soon for Allentown, Pa., where they will receive their assign ments. o Crabs and all kinds of fish. Doty 'a market 121 8. Com. St. Phone 2125. o Boys, if you are working a garden this summer, you aro entitled to wear a "My Bit',' button which is on sale at the Red Cross headquarters on Court street. The design is a rake aud hoe. coupled with the Bed Cross emblem. Dr. Stone's Drug Store makes .free ilelivery. Phone 35. . The Junior ArtMana of Portland are planning an excursion to 8alem next Saturday, bringing with them the Jun ior Artisan band, which will give a eon cert at the children's playgrounds Sat urday afternoon. The band is directed by John Coomer, who is well known here. The Salem Juniors will join those of Portland in a picnic- during the day. - o Viola Holmaa. Lilian Stege. Mrs. A- fred Schramm, H. N. Stoudenmeyer in orchestra and Mrs. Hinges will assist pupils of Miss Beatrice Shelton tonight at iVxt Congregational church at 8:30 The appointment of Key. Frank Neff to the pastornto of the Englewood Uni ted Brethren church is hailed with plea sure by those who knew him when he served that church previously for five years. We has been in southern Ore gon since ho left 8alem. o -, Public nnisicale tonight by pupils of Miss Beatrice Hhclton at First Congre gational church at 8:30. o ' The Marion County Pomona grange was held at North Howell yesterday in the grange hall there. A patriotic pro gram was given and a speech concerning the Bed Crons was given by Mr. Van Trump. J. P. Bobertson, of the Sa lem grange, was among the Salem dele gation. I will sell at publi Miction cor. Ferry aud Commercial Sat. June 23, at 10:30 n. m. standard bred black mare and colt, 1 bay mare, I coming 2 yr. old filly, 1 nearly new Stndabaker top buggy, new Hercules runabout, 3 sets good singlo harness. H. J. Beasdsley, owner. The meeting of the Honor Guard girls, which, was to have been held at the Y. W. 0. A. rooms this evening has been postponed until 7:30 p. m. tomor row, on account 'of the first aid classes tonight. ' DIViDUALS MUST PAY EXCESS PROFITS Director H. C. Epley, of the First Christian church choir, is training his body of young people for a sacred and patriotic concert to be given at May ton in the near future. This week's choir practice will be held Friday even ing at 8 o'clock. The Spaulding employes listened to a Red Cross lecture this morning, the work being discontinued at 11:30 for that purpose. Mr. Herbsman, who recent ly spoke from the court house steps on behalf of tho work, was tue speaKer. The employes are taking an active part in the Red Cross work. o ; The first band concert of the sea son will be next Friday night in Will son park, weather permitting, so it has been announced by John tSraber, man ager. The band has been having regu lar rehearsals under the leadership of Director H. N. Stoudenmeyer for sev eral weeks and some fine music is prom ised for the season. . Old Jupiter Fluvius shod a few happy tears over tho Willamette valley last CQn f rnIlnffi t!oir "Dnnin night, to the extent of .05 inch. This.OCII. LoTUliCUC OajS DOOZc, is making tne grain farmers smile, al though those with hay are hoping that the showers will not continue. The Willamette river is slowly but surely going toward the low water mark, the O. C. T. dock gauge registering 61 feet today, as against 6.3 foet yesterday. ido : PERSONALS : Bloated Incomes and War Profits Must Pay Washington, June 21. Individuals as well as corporations will be included in the tax on excess profits under the Ninety-four milee in three and one- re,( u7'"' now ue'nK Qr?wn "I nlf hours is the record made by Ida Mn . i tK. ' Fitts in coming from Tillamook the " other day. He r4e a Harley-Davidson ( wi(h tMg wMm a; 0S0(1 of the motorcycle. He reports that the : grades 'comlnittee toda SPttlod Rnother knotty have all been cut down and that travel rroblenl when it fix(l the rate of exJ. is comparatively easy. On the trip going enl.)tjon llnder the eX(,es8 profits levy, over, he says there are practically no for corp0rati0ns that could prove a Mils, ine roads W jnai secuon oi uie Bb-normal "pre-war income." The rate couniry nvra veaiiy iiMprut-u winter. - last Dl BURDETTE, Optometrist, With HART3IAN BROS. CO. We have secured the servicei of Dr. L. R. Burdette, who has as sumed charge of our optical parlors. Dr. Burdette is an experienced practitioner in optometry and is supplied with the most modern appli ances for the practice of his profession Our optical parlors have been remodeled in order to afford more perfect service. nmm eeo! co. State and Liberty Streets, Salem, Oregon SERVICE ' PRICE Q7AXITT Experience in high speed motors is not required for entrance in the avia tion branch cf the navy, but a thor ough knowledge of gasoline motors is necessary, and to rank as a machinist m MvinVinn An a must be an expert me chanic. Such is the tenor of an order received at the local navy recruiting station today. A call from arms to the babies, the first 25 mothers (who have babies un der four vears of age. who's birthday comes in '.Time) calling at the Trover Weigel studio or phone 324, and mak ing arrangements for a sitting on Sat urday, June 23rd, we will make a beau tiful' little picture absolutely free of charge. Onlv the 1st 25 will receive this offer, so get your name in at once. We love children and our patience t unlimited, 0 Tne re U something at the foot of the stairs which lead to the army recruiting station which will interest every young i Th;. a hnlletin board with the latest news of the army to be con scripted, together with information tk. .rtr in ffeneral. Corporal Tot sav "Don't be afraid to look at it. for there is no one behind t ready to reach out and grab you, and it is abos- lutely free to all." Team of Horses and Two Wagons Lost In Santiam River fixed was six per cent on the capital stock in addition to the $5000 exemp tion allowed all corporations under the section. Booze, bloated incomes and big war profits should pay America's way iu the war, Senator LaFollettc believes. He has started a fight in the senate finance committee to boost taxes on all these three sources of revenue and The breaking of a cable which con- will carry his contention to the senato nected the ferry with the main cable, floor- , ' ... was the cause of the loss of two LaFollettc s plnn ,s to have ?war wagons and team of horses at AVest V 'r7 th b. k f ,he ta lod: 4ovtnn vnstpi-rfn mnrninff. Three "' .""' . !'". this stroke. His I::: , I.- ' against them and figures $1,120,000,- ""BV." . -V -XJL Zil 000 could be raised by t the Jjnn county side, with gravel. The iucome tax would net $500,000,000 and cable broke anout so icei irom me internal revenue. $209,000,000. He Linn county shore and in the attend- vmM climinllte au taxes on soft drinks aut shock, two wagons and their teams cuttjnK $12,00,000 from the total, were thrown off the boat. The team, m belonging to William Miller was res cued but that belonging to J. C. Gib bons was lost. George Miller, who "was driving the Miller team, narrowly escaped drowning when he was thrown in, but was rescued. The ferry boat Governor Invites Belgian Commission Dr. O. H. Hickman, of Gervais, was in the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Frye, of Silverton, were in Salem Wednesday. C. A.'Beanchamp, a druggist of Stay ton, was in the city yesterday. Miss Seva Peetz is visiting relatives here. She is from Newport. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Porter, of Grants Pass, are registered at the Capital hotel. I Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Schrunk, of Aumsyille, were Salem Visitors last night. 1 Mrs. C. E. Knowland and daughter, 'Pauline, are visiting friends in Albany this week. W. AV. Moore, of the Moore Furniture ' store, Is" ill with neuralgia, whieh has necessitated his remaining at home for the past two days. Socialists Standing Firmly by Germany By Arthur E. Mann, (United Press Stuff Correspondent.) Stockholm, June 21. The self-styled American delegates to the Gcrnmn called socialist peace conference played directly into the hands of the Germans today. They notified the Dutch-Scandinavian committee that they would recommend that the present conference be made permanent throughout the period, of the war. This fits exactly into German plans. The Prussians are exceedingly anxious to have the meet ings here drag along in order that their peace plotting may be continual ly carried on. THESE WILL GET BONDS. team was rescued. Governor Cithvcomhe has sent the floated down the following messaee to the Belirian com- Santiam for a mile and a nair until mission which is visiting this country: it lodged on an island, where the third "On behalf of the state of Oregon 1 respectiullv urge tnat it possible your honorable commission representing the Kiugdom of Belgium visit Oregon and the Pacifie coast. It is believed that Cni ( TUraa WoalrC 8,10,1 visit on ?T P1" wou,d ,(,nd ul IOr 1UICC llCCrVO to further arouse the friendly interests icf Ameiiea towards yonr country's ! problems and further encourage Amer ica 's united desire to be belptul to the WANTED Household Furniture We pay the Highest Cash Price or will sell on commission WOODRY & GREER, the Auctioneers Phones 511 or 224 Japanese Diet to By Ralph H. Turner M'nited Press staff correspondent) Tokio. .Tunc 21. With the aduiinis- Rplpinn rwoiile." tration firmly entrenched in power, the( m imperial Japanese diet convened today I f I nU. for a three week, session that will mean AVCragC CI UDeriy mnrn in strengthening oi jpm ' ocraiic and foreign, policies. The recent elections Jiave given i re ier Count Terauchi a goodly majority Tki.ru inraars no omwisttion worm Loans About $1,000 Washington, June 21. There were an proximately 3,000.000 subscribers to the while to the premier a plans. libertv loan and the average subscrip Terauchi s foremost plan u n uvane tiQn w5 tjl)(Ki ,e.ordinfr to figures the main strength of the Japanese ,vaiabie at loan headquarters totlay. n.rv iitTht. Runcrdreadnaughts witb. i.i,A ;n.i:.;,tBi mr rt iaao it eight battle cruisers, instead of eight wa )M)in,ej ont, js hher than the dreaduaught's and four cruisers, as for- ,oana ncretofore floated by anv of the merly planned. America s preparations b,,!!;,,,,,, Germanv, in five" loan 1s- in war, it is generally admitted, have tun Bgs average,i OI,iv 71 t gb. led to this change of plan. scriber. In her last loan Kngland got A credit of $;0,(MiO.OuO, mostly for 0B,y t6i0 Hr p.rtip.nt. Her first the bigger navy, will be introduced in oaB ef f2:Z2.57a,:9-2os not count, a supplementary budget today. because it was issued enlv to banks and The Chinese puizle is expected like- to tBf we,ithT ,-jtizens and was in no wis to play an important part in the Hw a poular issue, diet proceedings together with the Rus-j jbf full count of subscriptions had sian situation. not vet been cumplcted today. Washington, June 21 Every one who purchased up to $10,000 worth of liberty bonds will receive his lull suD scription, the treasury department an nounced today. Federal reserve banks have been asked to send m they totals in four different divisions. The trim ming will be done above $10,000 sub scriptions. cars ow$$yhrtfn any kihd aHv time Autos to Rent with or without drivers. OSce Bligh Hotel t The Capital Junk Co. Pays the Highest Price for ail ' kinds of junk. PHONE 296 271 CHEMEKETA ST. $' JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY W If .h3U, L SafeTY i n Office Hnbbard Building Night phone, Marion Hotel, 2010 6 and 7 pssBenger enclosed and opes ears. Special rate for commercial and country trip. DR.CRSCHENX Drngless Physician Superintendent flydro-Electro Therapeutic Institute 202 to 208 Masonie Temple Phone 1188. Honra 0 to 57 to 9 - . 1 W lkMCUiiiAUdiil General Debility and Xerrona nesa their . it nothing better than massage or electric treat ments. DB. EVA MURPHY 384 State St. Phone 756J Used Furciizre Wasted J Highest cash paid for nsed f hire. . B. 1m. ST5. . SON. . Phone 6ij or 608. n II CI tl II II If If 11 If 11 u II II II is ii ti pi n u M Hi rt 11 if 11 iff . tl II II II II 11 Ii S3 II II tl If If If If tl II n ti if t 11 m ii M If i