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SALEM, OREGON,
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 27, 1918,
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WE ARE ABLE TO GIVE YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE, STYLE, AND
QUALITY IN OUR LADIES' READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT. OUR
NEW YORK BUYERS ARE ON THE JOB EVERY DAY GETTING THE
PICK OF THE VERY LATEST STYLES FOR OUR 197 STORES. WE
ARE RECEIVING NEW SHIPMENTS IN THIS DEPARTMENT DAILY.
LADIES' COATS
You will find a nice line of latest
Spring Coats in good quality of
Velours, Burella Cloth, Wool Jerseys,
Gaberdines, Serges, Silvertones, etc.;
and they are in the late popular
colors. ; i ; , ' ;
They range from . . .-J7.5Q to $21.50
WAISTS
We have real nice. Waists at prices
that will appeal to any lady.
White voile Waists
Fancy Voile Waists
Silk Waists ".
98c
$3.98
$1.98 to $4.98
DRESSES
We have them in wool checks, serges,
pongees, taffetas, messalines, etc.
from . $79Q l0 $25.00
LADIES' SUITS
In serges, poplins) silvertones, ox
fords, etc., going at
$14.75 to $35.09
HATS
A nice line of Hats just arrived, so
we can fix the children up in good
shape. There are good ones for girls,
boys and women.
Girls'
H49c, 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98
Boys' Hats .......... 4)c an 9gc
Ladies' Wash Hats . ; 4J)C
Ladies' Auto Caps . . 4)c, 9gc, $ Qg
PEBSONA-L. ..
Dr. D. D. Young of McMinville and
Dr. C. L. Hewlett of Corvatiis were
the guests over Saturday night and Sun
day of Dr. and lira. B. W. Walton.
Air a. J. . Hamilton and son, Jess,
left yesterday from Iua, 111.
K. M. Uarvis left this morning over
the Oregon Electric for Seattle on nig
way to Bremerton.
H. B. Dent left today over the Ore
gon Electric for Eltopia, Wash.
Lafe Finseth, a prominent merchant
of Dallas, was in the capital city today
on business.
Mrs. W. P. Morse has returned to
Salem after a week's visit with rela
tives in Eugene.
The Willamette today stood at 8 feet
above low water, falling two inches
since yesterday.
Miss Carol .Dibble has returned from
a visit to Portland.
John 11. Davics of Independence is
registered at the Capital hotel.
Frank Glover of Sublimity spent yes
terday and today in Salem.
K. B. .Nicholson drove to Jefferson
this morning on a business trip.
Bert jtougie left toUay for Sun Fran
cisco, from where he will probably go
east.
George E. Bray was in the city yes
terday from Independence on business.
J. H. Baker, 645 Court street, en
joyed an overnight visit last evening
irom nis Drotlier, JS. J. Haker, from
laconia, whom he was not expecting.
Attorney P. J. Kuntz left this morn
ing for Albany on legal business.
E. L. Stiff & son want your old bed
wool.
Us
ANOTHER NEW EXPRESS SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED.
The Best, Biggest and Smartest Line of Ladies' Coats, Suits and Dresses.
The Best and Smartest Assortment of Ladies' Coats and Suits
are now here. New express shipments direct from the fashion
centers of New York and Philadelphia are arriving. We do
not depend on any one or two houses in this line but are today
buying Coats from twenty different New York firms which
give us the best assortment possible.
Our buying direct saves you all the middlemen's. profit.
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THE GOLDEN AlLE
All Around Town
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"The best" la an yon can do when
death comes. Call Webb & Clough Co.
Phone 120. tf
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rattan Plumbing Co., 885 Chomeket
Phone 1098. We do repair work. Soves
and furnaces coiled. tf
"The funeral
Clough Co.
beautiful'
Webb ft
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Dr. M. p. Mendelsohn flta eyes cor
rectly. U. S. National bank bldg. tf.
J. O. Moore, who has been living nt
544 North Commercial street, moved
his family to Portland today where they
will make their home for the present.
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Tip Charles B. Archord Implement
Co. is in the market for clover, oat
and veteh or cheat hay. (3-2S
O. E. Unruh, money to loan,
Bank of Commerce. Phone 815.
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t Dsed Furniture Wanted t
Highest Cash Price Paid for
Used Furniture
E. L. STIFF ft SON,
Phone 041 or 608
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UNDERTAKERS
W. T. KIG DON I T. MGDON
Calls answered all hours day
Ees. Phone ill; Office Phone 183
252 N. High St.
and night-
Morton Doty, representative for the
Snmpson Trnetor company, was in Salem
toduy conferring with Vick Brothers,
local agents for the Sampson.
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Hygrade cigars an the best 5 cent
....smokes Salem made, butter made.
C0MNGJVENTS
March 27. Lecture On Rus
sian Literature by Miss Cornelia
Marvin at public library,
March 27. Company M bene
fit conewt and dance at armory.
March 29. Debate between
Willametto University and Pu
get Sound University at Waller
Hall.
Organs at almost give away prices
at E. L. Stiff & Son's.
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3 good 2nd hand pianos for sale
cheap at E. L. Stiff & Son's.
Our largo stock of nigs give you a
fiuo assortment to select from. See
tho special prices. You save more mon
ey at Hamilton 's.
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Miles received a
telegram yestorday announcing the safe
arrival of their son, Ross Miles, in
France. Mr. Miles left tho states on
March 8. He will be engaged in France
in tho Friends reconstruction work.
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Special $37.50 Electric cleaner $32.50
Only a limited number at that price
and cash must accompany order Ham
ilton 's.
Don't pay rent on a piano, when you
can buy one from E. 1. Stiff & Son on
monthly payments.
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Triplets were born last evening to
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Walker, livinur at
their homo at 2030 Trade street. The
newcomers were all boys, arriving at
8:30, 8:35 and 8:40 p. hi. At last re
ports the mother atid newly arrived
youngsters were all doing well.
, Why not loola in at Hamilton's and
get prices. liis sale is a genuine mon
ey saving sale.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Torwilliger, grad
uate morticians and i'uneral directors,
770 Cheimekota St. Phone 724.
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The dedication of the new pioneers'
memorial building at Champocg will
take place on Thursday, May 2, accord
ing to announcement made yesterday.
A general gathering of the old pioneers
of this section of the state will doubt
less assemblo at the old historic spot for
the occasion.
COATS ..... $6.90 to $27.50
SUITS
LADIES' HATS
$9.90 to $25.00
. $1.49 to $5.50
CHILDREN'S HATS . 39c to $2.95
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Our Prices Are Always The Lowest
GALE
ll Commercial and Court Sts. Phone 1072
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Dance at Highland hall Thurs. night
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Dance Thursday night at Highland
hall. Come on Highland jitney.
Everything in oar store goes at spe
cial discount. No looting. We intend
to unload our stock. When we adver
tise special prices you know we mean
business- Hamilton 's.
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A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Parents' club has been called
by President Frank Davey to meet Fri
day afternoon In tho rooms of the Com
mercial club to arrange a program of
entertainment for the first regular meet
ing of the club, which will be held on
Wednesday, April 3rd. .,
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Easter daffodils for sale. Phone 52
F14.
for Easter.
The Seriousness
of Trouble
arising from eye
strain requires Ex
pert Service to' com
bat it
That service I am
competent to offer
you.
Optometry Means
Eye Service
MISS A. McCULLOCH,
Optometrist.
208-9 Hubbard Bldg.
The Salem .Maccabees will hold a
smoker tonight at the Moose hall, at
which time visitors from Dallas and
Dallas City will be guests.
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A lecture on Russian literature will
bo given tonight at the public library
by Miss Cornelia Marvin, state librar
ian. The lecture is, one of the regular!
series being given on various phases
of Kussian life. A feature of tne u
uing will be reading by Mrs. R. Cart
wright. The program will begin at 8
o 'clock.
SUFFERERS OF EPILEPSY
Should read the following testimonial and take advantage
of the great health science that restored this man:
To Whom This May Concern, and Those Suffering from Epilepsy:
I was a sufferer of Epilepsy for five years and was growin
. h ...j 11VB or si a iainuitff spells in
growing steadily
one week. I had
SACKS
WANTED
Highest price paid
old aacka
for
CAPITAL JTOK OO.
871 Chemeketa St, Phone 398
WANTED JIM
And all kinds of 2nd Band
4c Goods.
4c Tull Market Frfce Special
Price paid for Sacks.
4c Get our prices betfort you sell
4c THE PEOPLES JUTTK ft 2ND
HAND STOiiE
271 N. Com'l St. Phone 734
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...-u ' i ireavmenrs gna so called cures without avail, and had given
up as I felt there was no relief for me. One day in reading the Daily Capital
.Journal, I saw Dr. May was maintaining a free clinic in Chiropractic adiust-
'-r ii'mmiB no Denerit rrom nimiutfn a T ,i.n.;.i,i ,. n.
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I v.. . .. . ' ... . v..v. v j,. May
v" , ,Ce C.0UM rto for we- 1 bpKn kinS adjustments on
IV ov. 20th, and on Dec. 1st I had a slight attack, but have not had one
since.
I feel so happy I am cored of this dreadful disease that I want to tell
everybody about it, in the hopes that others thst are suffering as I did will
take advantago of Chiropractic and get rolief.
Signed: Y. ti. BAETON,
t-v irn a . r t Salem, Ore., R. 3, Box 108.
This ICth day of March, 1918.
CfflROPRACTIC THE ONLY KNOWN METHOD OF
CURING EPILEPSY
Dr. Kebler, a well known medical student says that the
common treatment known as Bromid treatment used by
the medical profession in treating epilepsy is used simply
as a sedative and that its physiologic action has been quite
well defined; that it is not a cure; and that treatment
tends to suppress the attacks, and that the medical srienr p
today has no drug treatment that will cure Epilepsy.
The indiscriminate use of Bromids'is dantrerous. Dr.
Kebler is quoted by the American medical association as
being authentic.
If this is true and the case in Salem as stated above has
been cured by Chiropractic, why don't you who suffer
from this terrible disease, let Chiropractic help you?
DR. PAUL H. MAY,D. C.
Rooms 306-7, Hubbard Building.
Large yellow daffodils
Phone 52F14.
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Elmo Wright Is home on a week's
furlough for a visit with lug mother,
Mrs. J. F. Punlap. Mr. Wright has
been confined to the hospital at Van-1 , , . ,
couver with illness but has been re- several weeks ago in the aviation ser-
entlv transferred t8 Astoria. He is co lul,"s lI'al ne waa connuea at
home recuperating. w aa"1 nospuai wun
Don't buy furniture or rugs until ho said the boys were being treated
vou see what we have to offer, ivery line.
nrti.On in nnr storo will b Sold at Bj
diseountfor cash. You save more mon
ey at Hamilton's.
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Special Ap;x Electric cleaners, the
best house cleaning tool on the mar
ket. Not easv to eet out of order. Ev-
Don't fail to get Holsum Hot-Cross ery maehduo guaranteed. Regular price
Buns, for Good Friday, it will be a $;i,.o0. Special price for spot cash,
vear before you can got them again, 32.50. Onh- a limited number at that
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hunt received a
letter yesterday from Mrs. Viola Ver
ifier Holman asking them to come to
.Salt Lake City. Mr. Hunt stated today
that the offer was very tempting but
that he could hardly consider it at
present. 1
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Be sure to attend our price reduc-
priee- Hamilton 's.
Hamilton always saves you money
You can save more money at Hamil
ton 's.
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A debate will take place Friday
night at Waller hall between Willamette ;
university and Puget Sound university, j
of Tacoma, on the question, ' ' Resolved, f
That the United States should adopt the ;
New Zealand law to settle labor dis-1
putes." Willamette's affirmative team,
which was victorious in the debate with
Pacific university several weeks ago,
will represent the local institution.
The funeral of the late Mrs. W. H.
Mills, whose death occurred yestorday
at the Willamette sanatorium, will be
held tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock ;
from the Webb & Clough chapel. Rev.
George F. Holt, of the First Baptist;
church, will have charge of the ser
vices. Internment will be in tho City
View cemetery.
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Punreal services of Lai Yee Sun, who
died Monday at the family home, 2(56
South High street, were held this after
noon from the residence at 2 o'clock,
in charge of Rev. George F. Holt. Burial
was in the Odd Fellows cemtery. De
ceased was the son of Georgo Sun, and
leaves a wife and three children.
Final arrangements were made at
the meeting of the Knights of Pythias
last night for the entertainment of
guests during the district convention,
which is to be held in Salem on next
Tuesday, April 2. All the grand lodge I
officers of the state will be present in
addition to delegates from various
points. The local lodge is expecting
fulry.500 visitors from over the state
for the occasion.
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Ivan G. Martin, as secretary of the
Salem Floral society, has received a
quantity of flower and vegetable seed
from Senator Chamberlain and Con-
Giving Ud Business
AUCTION SALE
HOOSIER RESTAURANT
262 State St.
Friday, Mar. 29, 10 a.m.
Including '
l electric sign, 1 electric
incubator 250 egg ca
pacity, large range,
steam table, 3Q gal- hot
water , tank, 1 counter,
1 porcelain wash basin,
1 o&k screen, 2 sinks,
water and gas piping
and fixtures, coffee urn,
electric washing ma
hine, 1 heater, gas
mangle--1 extra largte
1 small refrigerators,
wall mirrors, 2 gas art
lamps, 1 wall clock,
dishes, silverware, glass
ware, kitchen utensils,
taWe linen, boiler, 184
square yards linoleum,
dining tables, etc.
Terms Cash.
F. N. WOODRY,
Auctioneer.
Phone 510 or 511
KmKBsmt&Bim
gressman Hawlcy for distribution to
the members of the society. Mr. Martin
I stated today that the seed would prob
ably be distributed on "exchange day '
which is to bo held by the society in
the near future. The society desires
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Vick Brothers today received 22 new
Fords ,aud tomorrow will receive 22 ;
more. This will make a total of 52 new
mni'tiinea thpv hnvtt rii'pivpil within 7
tion sale. lor the next ten aajs you davs TIlcJ. state(j thjs morning and
can buy house furnishings at less than th"y hoped t(J b(J abe to make imm&
ever before. -' S. Hamilton. j (liate aelivery for at least the next few j
, . 0 Z . j, ' weeks, having in the past been able to
Holsum Hot-Cross Buns taste right , '. , ...
because they are made right. out of about ewy three sa,eg
Funreal servient of Miss Opal Pratt, I , r
whose death occurred yesterday ; at her 'Special for few days on We will
eaner guar-
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from ,Je11 regUJ"
I unci n in un.c viinii? - - q
Interment will be in the Odd Fellows
heineterv 1 - 'o" - "t " r -
Hamilton has the goods and the ton's.
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prices. 1 ou save more money a.i I
Uton's, 340 Court street.
I AaiuenirB ux iiw vity wuo rv iiut
registered and who desire to vote at the
The regular weekly rifle shoot for primary election on city officers and
the trophy cup offered by the Salem charter amendments, will find the reg
Kifle club will be held tonight at the , "trf tion bks. Ven a n r lr .re"
hon tin ni. . f S n ! Irvi' IC The vw O - 'v .u v...
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of the week, from 8 to 12 a. m., and
from 1 to 3 p. m. The books will be
open until Mav 2, the primary election
I cominff on Mav 17th
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At a meeting of the Salem Minister
ial association Monday it was voted to
armorv,
score last week, out of a possible 200,
was as follows: Fred Day, 176; H. V.
Ioe, 176; Frank Mapes, ' 174; W. J.
F.ntress, 163. All members are urged
to be present tonight.
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Hal mm Rt-Rrnas Sting are made
from the Victory formula, contain the ; turn the clocks of all the churches of
rifc.'ht amount of' selected substitutes. the tUy ahead on Saturday night and
o ! no' Sunday 's services in accordance
Hamilton's sale is a genuine money ; with the new time schedule which of-!
savins; sale. You save more money at ', ficially goes into effect April 1st. Ser-I
All kinds of seeds 5e pkgs for 4o
All kinds of seeds 10c pkgs for 9s
1 gal. White Star Apples 3oc
10c. Lye .: 8a
Prunes, per lb- lie
Raising (per lb 10c
15c Lubricating Household Oil 13c
25c. Cedar Floor Oil 17c
2(e Oysters .'. 12e
30c Sliced Pineapple 16c
20c String Bans 13c
30c Codfish 20c
Arm & Hammer Soda ae
Toilet Paper 6c
It pays to trade at the
FARMERS CASH STOEE
Opposite Court House
Hamilton 's.
J. F. Unrah received a lettter yester
day from his son, Charles, who enlisted
vices at the various churchts will be!
held at the regularly scheduled hours
except the time will bo one hour
earlier.