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SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1917.
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IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT. WATCH YOUR PENNIES,
NICKLES AND DIMES AND THE DOLLARS WILL TAKE CARE OF
THEMSELVES. SEE WHAT WE SAVE YOU ON THESE ITEMS:
Milwards Needles
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"Coats'.'. Cotton thread ... 4c
"Ooata" silk finish Crochet
Thread 4c
'"Coats" darning cotton, for 6c
"Coats" Crochet Thread........ lOo
"Cortieelli" silk Thread. 8c
Dexter 's Knitting Cotton 4c
l-'earl buttons, all sizes 6c & 10c
Fancy pearl Buttons Bo to 25c
Bachelor buttons .. . 8c
Wire Hair Fins, package lc
Wire Hair Pins, assorted, -
box 6c and 8c
THE ABOVE ARE ONLY A FEW OF OUR
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DR. C H.SCHENK
Drugless Phpcna .
Superintendent Hydro-Electro
Therapeutie Institute
S02 to SOS Matonie Temple
Phone 1188V
Honrs 8 to ( 7 to
cars opVZiEjr
Any kimd , Any time
StJ fa fa fa
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BERRY MD CHERRY
PICKERS
ATTENTION
Make out the list of Groceries
that yon will need. Bring It to
our store. Here you will get 100
cents worth of gTccsriea for a
dollar. With 85.00 orders we give
yon absolutely free without cost
a fine straw hat to wear in the
fields.- Some prices follow which
make our store n Interesting
place to trade:
Lemons, doien, 20c
Now Potatoes, pound ....... 6c
Creamery Butter, pound . . . 42c
Onions 11 lbs. 25c
Green Peas 6 lbs, 23c
Special Toilet Paper,
6 rolls for ,..,....,.,... 250
6 Bars of White Laundry
Soap for 25c
Bacon Chunks, lb. ......... 27c
Picnic Hams,
apodal, lb. 22c
Sugar 12 lbs. $1.00
Corn Meal, sack 55c
S Cakes of Honey for ...... 25c
Speckled Beans, lb. 10c
Best Blend riour,
sack 82.70
3 lbs. Best Hed Bice 25c
EXTRA SPECIAL
. . for : 1
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
ONLY
Pull Croant Cheese, lb, .... 65c
60c Tea, English Breakfast,....
Gunpowder or Spiderleg,
pound , 40c
If yen don't order your grocer!
from ns we both lost money.
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Everybody's Grocer
r rt"TH COMMERCIAL ST,
(.3 WE DELIVER
- Y V S PAT 20c CASH
30c TSADB rOB EGOS.
Peony Counts
C. Penney Co.
Celluloid Hair Pins 6c to 23c
"Hump" Hair Pins .j5c.
Stuken Braid, all colors ....8c
Rick Rack, all colors 10c
Bias Tape, white, all sizes....:. 8c
Jolton Tape ....,.. 2 for 5c
Snap Fasteners, dozen 10c
Bnap Fasteners on tape, yd ...15c
Pins 2c and 6c
Pencils lc, 2c and 3c
Indelible Pencils .. 8c '
Safety Pins-. 8c to 7c
Hooks and Byes ......... 4.0
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PERSONALS
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. Cnrl Williams, editor of the North
west Poultry Journal, returned this
morning from a vacation at Newport.
Dr. J. C. Griffth and family and Jos.
H. Albert and family will motor to Sil
ver Creek Fulls Saturday evening to
opend the week-end.
K. . shields, prominent attorney, is
a business visitor in Portland.
Mrs. Klva Armitnge, sister of Minn
Juanita Chrisinger, of the Gray-Belle,
leaves soon for Portland, where sho will
ninke her home.
Superintendent T. 8. Billingsley, of
tho Snlem Btreet R. R. company, is i
Lewlston, Idnho, where he will spend a
few days.
A party or employes or the fpa mo
tored to tho home of Miss Winifred
Woelk, iu Polk county, last evening.
The party was composed of Misa Velma
West, MiB8 Pauline Bemengton,', Miss
Woelk and Messrs. John Krebs and
Elmer Giles.
Pauline Liolta, popular band concert
singer, is spending a couple of days
at her parents' home in 8cio.
ENGINEERS BEGIN WORK
MARKING ROAD GRADES
A party of state highway surveyors
have been working out of Aurora in
Clackamas county this week establish
ing grades for- the hard surfacing of
the I'nvifie Hiehwav. five miles ef
which will be built on each sido of.
Aurora in both Marion and Clackamas
county.
There are six men in the party. They
make their headquarters at the Aurora
hotel, liooking over the route locally,
a change from route on third street is
suggested to a wide double curve on
'Fourth street, in order to eliminate the
dangerous turns at the H. L. Bent's
corner.
Bids for the 10 miles of pavement
mentioned above will he opened July
20, and work will probably begin at
ome. Aurora Observer.
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The persomtl vrnting
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Price 850
Call or write for descriptive mat
ter. 6. M. LOCKWOOD, Distributor
218 N. Com'l St. Salem Or.
The Capital Junk Co.
Pari the Highest Price for all
kinds of Junk.
PHONE 3i8
271 CHEMEKXTA ST.
Offlc Eabbsard Building .
Night phono, Marlon Hotel. 2010
S and ? passenger sinclod sad oyea
mi. Special rate, for oosmnercial auad
soon try trips.
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Peroxide 10c
Ink ...... . .......4c
Combs 8e to 49c
Bhinola Shoe Polish ., 8C
Gilt Edge Shoe Polish 19c
Toilet Soap . 6c to 19c
Palmollve Soap, S for 21c
Cuticura Soap 19c
Colgates Talcum Powder..'. 12c
Colgates Cold Cream 39c
Hind's Cream of Almonds. ...39c
Colgates Tooth Paste 6c and 19c
"La Blanche" face Powder 39c
SMALL ITEMS
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COTY At tho SalPm Hospital, July
13, 1917, I. U Coty, aged 65 years.
He has a wife in California, and
pending word from her, funeral ar
rangements have been delayed. The
body is at Webb & enough's.
: born :
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. F. O.
Johnson, at the , family home on
Route 8, July 13, 1917, a boy, to be
named Elmer Andrew.
STATE ST.
This Saturday and every
other Saturday until our new
building is completed, the
Midget Market will sell you
meat at prices so that every
one can afford to enjoy eat
ing a liberal amount.
Everybody -knows what the
Midget has done for the peo
pie of Salem, and we are now
in a position to do it again.
Dcn't fail to take advantage
of this opportunity tomorrow.
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MARKET
260 STATE ST.
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COMING EVENTS '
July 13. Band concert, Willson
Park, 8 p, m.
July 15-21. Salem Chautauqua.
July 18. Willamette Valley
tennis association meet in Sa
lem. . v
July 24. Douglas Musieale, First
Methodist chorch.
August 17. Iowa picnic, state
fair grounds.
Dr. D. X. Beechler, dentist, 302 U. 8.
Batti". bldg. Fifteen years experience.
Most modern office equipment in the
vallcv. Sundays by appointment. tf
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The prison band will play at the
Pioneer picnic Saturday, . which will
be held at the J. T. Hunt farm in the
Waldo Hills
Free A nice ditb with each fl.00
purchase. Salem Market Place, grocery
department. 121 B. com l.
7-27
Raymond Barton, former high school
student, has taken over the Penton
distributing atrcnev in the city, Mr.
Barton has recently been engaged in
farming.
Miss Ladle Barton announces change
of address to 598 N. 17th St. ( block
N. of Center). Classes are now being
formed for summer work in singing and
correct placing of the voice. Phone
1588.
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Fire Marshal Stevens will deliver an
illustrated lecture on fire protection at
the Woodmen of the World hall in the
Tlerbv I'ridav evenina at 9 o'clock. No
admission charge. Public invited. 7-13
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Special meeting of Multno
mah chapter No. 1, B. A. M.,
this evening. Business of im
portance, a full attendance is
requested by order of the
high priest. Visiting compan
ions welcome. .
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E. Matteson, associate manager
of the seven day circuit of the Ellison-
White Chautauqua system, spoae
briefly on the subject of ticket selling
at a luncheon held at the Cafeteria to
dnv Boon by the Chautauqua boosters.
About twenty were present and a large
bunch of tickets was ;reportcd sold-
During the absence of Arthur Laflar,
manager of the Oregon theater, who
has gone to Los Angeles for a month 's
husiness trin. H. B. Fbearty, a lawyer
of Portland, will act as manager. Mr.
Fogarty had charge of last night's
show.
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Special meeting' of Pacific
lodge No. 50. A. F. & A. M.,
Saturdnv at 4:30 sharp. Work
in the E. A., ,F. C. and M. M.
degrees. Visiting brethren wel
come. A petition is being circulated by prop
erty owners on North Sixteenth street
to have that street paved ironi D street
to Frickey avenue. ' , .
Darieg Place 147 S. Commercial, can
dies, soft drinks, Davies pure iee cream.
Open from 7:30 a. m. to 11 p. m. 8-10
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Wednesday morning was a record
breaker at the Deaconess hospital.
Nine operations were performed there,
several being upon patients from out of
town points. This is believed to be the
most ever performed in Salem in any
one half day. j
Economize by buying your canning!
needs now. Complete line of jars, caps,
rubbers and jelly glasses. Phone 07. i
Wm. Gnhlsdorf. " i
Dr. B. L. Steeves and family returned
from an auto trip through eastern Ore
gon and Idaho last night. They stopped
for some time in Weiser, Idaho.
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Two of Salem'a business men, Arthur
Wallace and Harry Wiedmer, went to
Ev.tte creek on a fishing sexpedition yes-
terday, catching 04 of the finny beau-
ties. They snid the most were brook!
trout, although a few were rainbows, j
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A carload of Coos Bay coal is being
unloaded at the Salem Bank of Com-;
nierce today. It is one of the two ears j
of Beaver Hill coal recently ordered.:
The furnace in the building has recent
ly been changed from wood to coal
furnace.
O. A. C. alumni here have received
the college bulletin which tells of the.
recommendation from the -western de-',
pertinent of the army for a place in the
distinguished class of universities for(
the year 191718. It will be allowed in ,
the future to name 10 graduates for the ;
commission of secoud lieutenant, with
out thein having to take other than a :
rhvsM'al examination. - The school has
been listed among the first 15 institu
tions in the I'nited States, in military
efficiency. There will be reserve of- j
fieers training corps at the college thii
year. AU me students of O. A. C. will ,
i-eceive their uniform free from the;
government and if they are juniors or!
seniors they will be paid 30 eents peri
day by the government. . , i
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Although there is a rumor floating ;
about the city that District Attorney
Cehlhar ha tendered his resignation on
recount of liability to be called intoj
active service with" the national guard.
Attorney Gohlhar said this afternoon;
there was aothin? to it. He said he was '
under the impression recently that na-!j
tional guard reserve officers would be , I
, ailed into service with the rest of the !
guard on July 25, but- fce has been ia-j
formed that the reserve officers are
not to be ealled at this time. Accord-'
ingly, he i going about his business as
vsual.
There will be a life-saving and first
aid demonstration and lecture by Wm.
Marcus Kimpson, at the Salem Y. M. C.
A. next Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
Admission free. Everybody welcome.
W. C. Dyer, local insurance man, has
received a notice, which states that he
has sold enough business to give him a
! membership in the Missouri State Life
Insurance club, and a trip to ieuow
stone park this August with all ex
penses paid.
Daniel W. Tarpley, aged 39, joined
the engineer corps of the United Sattes
Army this morning and left for Van
couver where he will be assigned to a
company. Corporal Toy, who enlisted
him, states that this shows where the
true American's heart is, and that the
older men are realizing the danger of
remaining inactive during the great
crisis of the war. Everybody knows
Dan. -
WOMEN ARE ASKED TO
DO AWAY WITH STYLES
Uncle Sam at Last Finds
Limit of Sacrifice and
Will Not Get It
By George Martin,
(United Press Staff Correspondent.)
Washington, July 13. Uncle Sam
today asked women to abandon
"styles" during the war.
The defense council -woman's com
mittee launched the appeal:
"Wear the clothes you have, so
man-power now engaged upon feminine
fads and fripperies may be released
for real war servSce at home or
abroad.
"Buy at reasonable prices regardless
of style. Don't refuse to buy a gown
because there 's too much or too little
material in it. Let us make use of
what we have. Allow the unenlight
ened men to find fault with you. Do
not draw on the lnbor market to create
useless things; it is joor political
economy and poor patriotism."
Insistence of women on ''something
exclusive" to tickle her vanity and
arouse onvy in the next door neigh
bor's house was strongly advised
against in the committee's statement.
Women rushing into khaki also was
decried because "it puts the women in
eoniDCtition with the government for
millions of yards needed for troops."
The wisdom of vising up present
ntvles and havinc fewer stvles during
tha renin in,W nf the war to conserve
man power will be seen by American
women, the committee believes. Mrs.
.Tosenh Lamar, who issued the state -
ment. said:
"America's women are whole - heart -
edlv -devoted to the nation's interests
Watch the Window in
SALEM HARDWARE STORE for
Zimermann's New
Garden Weeder
J. L. BUSICK & SON
Sells for Less
THERE'S A REASON
Post Toasties, 3 packages for 25c
Kellogg Corn Flakes, package 10c
'Puffed Wheat, Puffed Rice, 2 for 25c
Royal Baking Powder, per pound 40c
Best Creamery Butter, per pound 42c
All 35c package Cereals ,...... , . 27c
7 Bars Savon Soap 25c
Gharidellis Ground Chocolate 30c lb.
Lemon and Vanilla, regular 35c bottles ..... .'. 22c
All Spices, Saturday only, per package 5c
Jell 'O, all flavors, 3 packages 25c
Reduced prices on Jars and Jar Caps for Saturday.
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The Grocerteria Plan Stores
Three Stores
118 S. Ccinsercial St 299 N. fcaercial St
12th and Chemeketa St.
Here
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We were temporarily out of these Sweaters but just
received a factory shioment from New York
. this morning.
Ga
Commercial and Court Sts
and will make real feminine sacrifice j
of .style to uelp Uncle Sam win the j
war.
HER BODY IS FOUND
. Albany, Or., July 13. The body of
Mrs. Christ Widmer, missing Silycrton,
Or., woman, was found today in the
Willamette river. Authorities -say it is
a plain case of suicide. She had been i
under the care of a physician for some
time. 1
I Atavbe it's a small matter, but we
might as well get right the name ot tno
'man who is to administer this grand
! Red Cross fund that we, the people
of the United States,
have just rolled
j together,
j Henry P.
Ladies and centlemen, Mr.
Davison (not Davidson).
WE
BOTH
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BUSICK & SON
Again
Ult SPECIAL
SWEATERS
Extraordinary Value
formerlv Chicago Store
Auction Sale
Saturday, July 14,
AT THE PEOPLE'S QUICK
EXCHANGE AUCTION MARK
ET. CORNER FERRY AND
SOUTH COMMERCIAL STS.,
OPPOSITE THE MARION HO
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10:30 a. m.
One 3-inch waon complete, 3
horses, 1 set single harness, 1
buggy, 1 heavy ice wagon and
other things which will be
brought in on morning of sale.
1:30 p. m.
Household Furniture
Ono white enamel dn-sser and
commode, 3 white enamel diners,
1 fir dresser, 1 large lawn
mower good as new, 1 sanitary
couch, 1 extension table, 1 com
mode, 2 bed springs and mat
tresses, 1 high chair, 1 baby's
rocker, 1 wood basket, 2 screens,
4 window blinds and many other
things.
Terms Cash
F. N. WOODRY,
The Auctioneer,
Phone 511
WANTED
Household Furniture
I pay the Highest Cash Price or
will sell on commission.
F. N. WOODRY,
the Auctioneer
Phones 611 or 421
STUART'S
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Agents wanted for urxxx
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C M. LOCKWOOD
Ortton Distributer
Phone S
21 N. Commercial St
Salem, Ore
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