SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1917. J
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Note the wonderful savings in store for you. We don't buy goods that we have to make a special sale on them.
This is the store that keeps prices down in Salem. Buying for 175 busy stores is your assurance of LOW PRICES and GOOD VALUES.
Turkish Towels Children's- Black Sateen Corticelli 100 Yard Silk Boys' Elk Hide Shoes
Per Pair 49c Thread A Pair
, Children's Hose Supporters, - ?LZ?
..Ladies' Summer Unions.. A Pair J. & P. Coates Sewing Thread, Youths' Elk Hide Shoes
at 10c ' Spool A Pair
' 29c 4C C1 fiQ
- - Colgate's Talcum Powder
Children s Summer Unions 12c Colgate's Large Size Men's Heavy Genuine Indigo
at T Toothpaste Blue Bib Overalls
25c Hind's Honey and Almond 19c 83c
- Cream
Oil Cloth, White and Colors, 43c Men's Leather Faced Gauntlet Men's Blue Stiff el Stripe
Yard Gloves Overall, Bib
18c 42x36 PiUw Cases 25c 98c
"' Priced Each :
Palm Olive Soap HViC Boston or Paris Pad Men's All Leather Work Shoes
Per Bar Garters at
7c Apron Gingham IQr WW
Per Yard lVC
Williams' Shaving Soap 8 l-3c and lOc Men's Heavy Work Shirts Boys' School Suits
Per.Bar Calico, Good Quality , Ech PfSuit
4c A Yard 59c $2.98
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Ladies' Silk Crepe de Chine Men's Khaki Pants Men's All Wool Blue Serge
Waists White Outing Flannel Per Pair Suits
S1.98 A Yard ggc an(j 2.50
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Indies' White Voile Waists, Gilt Ed Shoe Polish Men's Mule Skin Shoes Men's Rockford Extra Heavy
Each Prirwiflt A Pair Sox, 2 pair
98c 18 c ' $1.79 25c .
Black Sateen Petticoats Shinola Shoe i Polish Men's Elk Hide Shoes Men's Sox
1 at at A Pair 2 Pair for
98c 8c $1.98 25c
Men's Black Linen Heel and
Toe Dress Hose, 2 pair
25c
Boys' Knickerbocker Pants,
all sizes to 16
49c
Men's
Crusher
49c
Hats
Cuticura
18c
Soap
Men's Large Handkerchiefs
Red of Blue, 3 for
25c
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See Our New Shipment of
Ladies' Waists at
98c S1.98 and $2.98
Ladies' Silk Fiber Sweaters at
$5.90
It will pay you to see them.
Cashmere Bouquet
Medium Size
8c
Peroxide, per
10c
Bottle
Duplex Safety Pins
Large Size
5c
One Price to all and that always the Lowest No expensive system or loss of accounts added to your merchandise here.
AND
WE UNDERSELL
WE UNDERBUY
ONE PRICE TO ALL
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POWER IS YOUR GAIN
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All A
roun
d Town
Cart J. Carlson, well known here, died
in Los Angel, July 3, according to
word received by Paul Johnson a few
days ago.
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- Da you want to learn sp&iuan.. cuss
will be formed if enough are interested.
Price for course $10. I'houe 1355. tf
. Writing from the Deschutes county,
a friend of Carey Martin says: "This
country is all burned to h 1. With tho
hot weather there won't be grain
enough to feed the grasshoppers.
Dr. D. X. Beechler, dentist, 202 V. 8.
Bank bidg. Fifteen years experience.
Most modern office equipment in the
valley. Sundays by appointment. tf
Mrs. James Tiesler, of Marion, died
at that place yesterday. She was a
former resident of Salem. The funeral
will be held at Jefferson today. Hhe
was 42 years old, and is survived by
her husband and five children.
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Eat chicken, get it at Independent
Market Saturday, 23 cents pound. 7-20
COMING EVENTS
Tonight.
July 20. Band concert, Marion
square, 8 p. m,
July 15-21 Salem Chautauqua.
Montavillo 1'lowers and Musi
cal Arts Quartet.
July 19-22. Willamette Valley
tennis association meet in Sa-
DID YOU NOTICE THE PRICE OF. MEAT LAST
SATORDAY-"THERE'S A REASON"
T MARKET
Villi OPEN EVERY DAY IN ORDER TO ACCOM
MODATE EVERYBODY.
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A mi LIKE OF GIOICE MEATS FOR TOMORROW
" AT MIDGET PRICES '
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9." State-" Street
crrosnE a a. white's feed store
July 22 "Mothers of France,"
at Congregational church.
July 24 Douglas Musicale
First Methodist church.
July 23-29. Oregon Epworth
League Institute at Miller's
Grove near Jefferson.
July Sti-August 17. Oregon
State B. Y. P. U. summer as
sembly, state fair grounds.
July 28-August 5. Oregon State
Christian church inisisonary
convention, Turner Taber
nacle, Turner, Ore.
July 31-August 12. United
Evangelical camp meeting,
Quinaby Park.
August 17 Iowa picnic, state
fair grounds.
September 24-30. State Fair,
Salem.
Phone 67 for your fruit jars, caps
and -rubbers,' a complete line. Win.
Uahkdorf, "the store of housewares"
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Earl Headrick, a member of Company
M, Third Oregon Infantry, stationed at
I.a Grand, is home on an eight day fur
lough to visit his mother, who lives at
344 South Twenty-fifth street.
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The man who claims he didn't know
better is generally the one who never
took tho trouble to find out. Do you
know all about battery caret Willard
Service, 41S Court.
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The telephone pole and cluster light
which stood on the corner where new
comfort station will be located, were re
moved this morning, and work on th
actual construction will commence Mon
day. The cluster light will be replaced
after construction is under way.
Attorney Grunt Corby has moved his
law -office to rooms 28-2 7 Breyman
block, entrance 180 Com'l street over
Stockton's store.
Eleven Royal Anne cherry trees, all
about 25 years old, netted S. Brownell
some $55 per tree this year. Mr.
Brownell lives near Pringle.
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E. L. Stiff and Son, headquarters for
all kinds of tents, awnings and camp
furniture.
A marriage license was issued yester
day afternoon by the count yclerk to
Ward N. Barrett, a laborer of Salem,
and Kebccca Winifred Tabler, also of
Salem.
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E. L. Stiff and Son rent tents and
camn furniture.
E. L. Stiff and Son hang awnings.
Estimates cheerfully given.
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There will be a special meeting of the
Bifle club tonight, at the old armory in
the city hall to organize a sheriff's
posse and home guards. The sheriff will
be there to explain his Dlans. The meet-
I ing will begin at 8 p. m.
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25 per cent off on all refrigerators,
screen doors, lawn mowers at E. L. Stiff
& Son. ,
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A. A. Lee, of the ' Salem Abstract
CI1CTBE
BEST FOR
THE LEAST"
Since changing our business
to the cash system we have
been able to cut of a big ex
pense and in doing this we are
now in position to quote bet
ter prices. Look over this
list. You will find many
necessities at money saving
prices:
35c Bottle Heinz malted
Vinegar, our price 25c
Omens, our price 11 pounds
for - 25c
Toilet Taper, our price, 5 rolls
-for 25c
Fnre California Olive Oil,
full quarts, our price ....80c
Creamery Butter,
our price 45c
25c Sack Salt,
our price 20c
Citrus Washing rowder.
our price 22c
Peanut Butter, best
grade, pound 15c
Pancake Flour,
our prico 60c
Corn Meal, our price 55c
Fruit Jars,
Pints 60c
Quarts : 65c
Heavy Jar Eubbera,
5 dozen for 25c
Today we Pay 30 l-2e cash
and 32 l-2c in trade for eggs.
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"Everybody's Grocer"
855 & Com'l St. ' Phone 68
We Deliver.
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Daviea Place 147 a Commercial, can.
dies, soft drinks. Daviea pure ice cream
Open from 7:30 a. m. to 11 p. m. 8-12
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Frank Prince, a member of Company
M, is home on four days furlough. I a
til he enlisted, he wag a member of the
Salem high school.
Dance at Liberty Sat. night. 7 20
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Nice, big- fat hens 23 cents pound at
Independent Market, Saturday. 7-20
v The river dropped twe-tenths of a
foot yesterday and now stands at the
1.8 mark. The maximum temperature
yecterday was 80 degrees.
Do lot fail to see th great Bed Cress
patriotic picture "Mothers of Fran!,"
5 reels. First Consrretrational church
Sunday evening, July 22d, 7:45. Silver
offering;. T-El
Sergnt Ballantyne has returned
from a recruiting trip south. He re
ports little success. He will now be
at the local office ' for an indefinite
time. Corporal Toy said this morning
that until a man was notified of the
faet that he had been drafted, he was
eliaible to volunteer. The office will
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OFFICE HUBBARD BTJTLDNO
Night phone, Marion Hotel, 2010.
5 and 7 passengor enclosed and open
ears. Special rates for commercial and
country trips.
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The Capital Junk Co.
Pays the Highest for all
kinds of junk -
Phone 39S
271 CHEMEKETA ST.
Used Furniture Wauled
Highest cash Prices Paid for
Used Furniture
X. L. STIFF SON,
Phone Wl or 608
The First Line of Defense
A man's best first line of defense against torrid
summer weather is a skeleton suit by
The House of Kuppenheimer
Tailored from extremely light woolens wi'Ji every
ounce of unnecessary lining eliminated they offer the
best combination of comfort and style it is possible to
produce. - -
Come in and pick your skeleton suit.
Values that we are proud of that we know can
not be excelled at
-".v $12.00 .j.:'r.:.Ls:
Others $15, $25, $30, $35
Crossetf Shoes, Eagle Shirts, Panama and Straw Hats
SCHEI'S
. Salem's Exclusive flea's and Young Men's Store
STUART'S
TUBE FLAVORS
' , and
TOILET ARTICLES
Cet Free Catalogue
Agents wanted for unocci
pied tcrritorv
C. M. LOCKWOOD,
Oregon Distributor
Phone 968
216 N. Commercial St -Salem.
Ore
When in SALEM, OBEOON,
Stop at .
BLIGH HOTE ;
"A home away from home"
Strictly modern, $1.00 a Day..
100 Rooms of solid comfort.
The only hotel in the business
district. :
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Any time
DUCRSCHENX
Dregless Physician
Superintendent Hydro-Electro
Therapeutic Institute
202 to 206 Masonic Temple
Phone 1182
Hours 9 to 5 7 to 9
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Special Prices to Farmers and
Berry Pickers
$ People's Market
155 N. Liberty St, Phone 991
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,he open for enlistments as usual. -
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