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EIGHT
SALEM, OREGON,
FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1918.
MERIT
Is in every article in our store. We handle only
good Merchandise, and give it to you at absolutely t!l8
lowest prices. It matters not whether it be Hose,
Underwear, Shoes, Hats, Suits, Dresses, Notions, Dry
Goods or "what not", for
Men, Women or Children, they are all articles of
merit You need never fear but that all Merchan
dise will more than give you satisfaction. It is to
the people who have not "tried us out," to whom we
wish especially to call your attention to the merit of
the J. C. Penney Co., because our old customers
know it well
With us it is a case of ONCE A CUSTOMER AL
WAYS A CUSTOMER.
jfj THE GOLDEN RULE Gr '"J
All Around Town I
COEIINGJYENTS
jpril Willamette vs. U. of
O. ban t ail game, called at 3:1')
on WMfeniette 1'icld.
April 13. Address on "Food
Problems" by Miss Sarah
Louise Arnold at Commercial
club, auditorium, 3:30 p. m.
Or. M. p. Mendelsohn fits eyes cor
rectly. U. ti. National bank bldg. tf.
The Willamette stood at I feet above
low water this morning.
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"The beet" is ail you can do when
death comes. Call Webb & Clough Co
Phone 120. tf
The third lesson and demonstration
by liiss i'.arie Anthony at the public
library will be given tomorrow after
noon Ht the publie library auditorium.
Miss Anthony will demonstrate the use
of cooked rice in making bread.
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Experienced bookkeeper wanted
three hours a day, morning or after
noon, otate terms. Address e2 care
Journal.
PERSONAL.
, The Misses Elsie and Martha Zoaol
ond Mrs. A. Keynolds of Portland were
over Sunday guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Zozel of liberty.
L. 1 1. 1'reiHt arrived this morning
from Camp Meade, North Carolina, on a
two weeks' furluiigh for a visit with
his parents living a short distance out
l tovvn.
H. i;. Whitcdias received notice that
ul's Pi ice that no more enlistments
could be accepted for the cavalry div
ision of the army.
lex Morrifiuid was in Salem today
from his home at Aumsville transacting
UUS1IICKB.
Cliai lis Iliso has returned home from
his work on the Columbia highway near
Astoria, called here by the serious ill
ness of his wife- who hus pneumonia.
Mrs. Kalph Schnrf returned yester
day to Astoria to join her husband, who
is engaged in highway work near that
place, utter a short visit with relatives
in the city.
J. IS. Terwillrgcr returned today from
no lias been appointed to the ordnance i ornaim, wnere lie accompanied yes
training school at Eugene. He will leave terday the remains of the late John P.
tne laHt of the mouth to take up the -wogers.
course.
. W. C, Cowgill returned today from
two days' business viBit in Portland.
Harry Bowers, president of Willani'
olte. student body, who has been con
lined to his room the past week with an
James J). Hnrtwoll. formorly Balcm severe attack of tonsilitls and la grippe
4Vgent foi- the Prudential Life insurance waa pleasantly surprised last evening by
c.Linijuiiy and for the past fix months I the arrival of his parents from Browus
liaving charge of the Portland office, I ville for a visit with him.
lias returned to Malem and will open an i Oincr Krabill, of Albany, iB registor
ngeney hero for the Oregon Life, of- l'd at the Capital hotel,
fices being established in the Masonio I Halvorsen & Hums report the fol
liuilding. Mr. Hartwcll's old friends will lowing sales this week: Homer Marsh
' lie pleased to welcome him bnck. : I purchased a now Maxwell truck; K. L,
J. H. Hockett, who has been confin-! 'arothers purchased i.. . ,.
d to his homo the past several weeks touring car.
. "with a prolonged attack of rheumatism, I The friends of Miss Ruth Parsons will
, Is reported to be improving although j bo glad to know she is slowly recover
not yet able to be out. . g from her illness.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hewitt, of Indo- Carl Neubebauer left this afternoon
ipendtnce, visited a short time in the for' North Yakima where ho goes to as
ity today on their way to tho home of mne a position at watchmaker, in a
Mr", und Mrs. Donald Pomeroy, living 'largo jewelry establishment. Mrs. Nou
north of town, for n visit with tho lat-' boliauer will follow in a few weeks.
A thrift stamp spot dance, armory
Sat. night 8 p. m.
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The missionary department of the
Woiian's union of the First Congre'
girtioiial church met this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. M. N. Chapman, at
li'SJ north Church street. Mrs. Chapman
was assisled as hostess by Mrs. M. li.
I'earce and Mrs. Martha Byrd.
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Attrition Modem Woodmen! You
aro requested to be at tho hall prompt
Fatton Plumbing Oo 385 Chemeketa'ly at one o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Phone 1096. We do repair work. Soves to take part in liberty loan parade,
and fnraiu.Afl coiled. tf O -
A rata was mane on tne siatenorce
Slurry Hart, who has been In the em-1 today by Willamette University stud
eats, who assaulted the west iroi t.
drove through the second floor corridor
to the east steps, waited there long
enough to have their picture taken
ami proceeded east, turning the left
flank, of tho supreme court building
despite the desperate resistance of At
torney General Brown's force, and re
united the safety of the campus.
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Don't miss that auction sale Sat. at
Woodry's Auction Market, 10.30 a. m.
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Attention, Sedgwick! Postl Members
of Sodgwick Post, G. A. K., and Civil
War veterans are hereby ordered to turn
out at 12:80 p. m. sharp, Saturday to
tako their place in the grand Liberty
loan paiadc, which will start' at one
o'clock. This is to be a patriotic dera
onstrntion, and we must not desert our
colors. Automobiles will be provided for
thoso who are not ablo to take their
places in the ranks. Como one, como
all. Assemble at the armory. A. B. Hud
leson, commander. D. Webster, adjutant.
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Big dance armory Sat. night.
ploy of the Pheasant Northwest Pro
duets company, has enlisted in tho quar
termaster department of the army and
will leave the first of the week for assignment.
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"The funeral DeauUful" Webb It
Oloueh Co. tf
0. B. TJnruh, money to loan, 202-3
Bank of Commerce. Phone 815. 4-1
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The funeral of Andrew Linbeck, whose
death occurred Wednesday at the homo
of his parents near Pratum, will be held
Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the
church at Willard. Interment wilr be at
Warren. Ore., under the auspices of
Webb & Clough.
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Hear Klotszbach tonight at the Free
Methodist church. 4-6
The Bodgers Paper Co. will close at
12 o'clock moon, on Saturdays until
Oct. let. 4-6
tt)T, who is their daughter.
. Mm. A. L. Hnuniurd, returned last
evening from Portland nfter a visit of
several days with her sister.
Mrs. I. P. Skewis left today for
Alask, Alberta, Canada.
Miss Katie t'hris left this morning
for Heison, Wash,, over the Northern
Pacific.
Sergeant Chns. Pnvis in charge of the
local Briny recruiting office receivod
notice today from tho adjutant genor-
sc sjfi sj jc j(c s(c
BORN
MoTKWALD. Thursday, April 4th,
lfllS. lo Mr. and Mrs. P. 1). McDon
ald, at their home, 44:1 north 24th
street, a son, weighing eight nnd ono
lialf pounds. Mother nnd child aro re-
portel to he doing nicolv.
A Red Croos auxiliary was organized
at an enthusiastic meeting held at Koso
dale last evening, with nineteen char
ter numbers signing up. Officers were
elected as follows: W. M. Goode, presi
dent: Miss Delia Blenston, secretary,
and Mrs. Eltiio Trick, treasurer.
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All Oherrlans In full uniform will
meet at Salem Commercial club 12:45
Sat. April th, to participate in liberty
parade. Keport to W. C. Dyer command
ing officer, by order of King Bang.
Wm. Gahlsdorf, Sec'y. 4-5
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The Charles R. Archerd Implement
Oo. has in oporation a Success Grain
Grador and Cleaner. Those interested
in good seed grain should see this ma-
chine. 4-5
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A f bsnghal rooster was sold for $34
at public sale held yesterday at tho B.
Pont farm about ten miles south of
'Salem, the proceeds of the sale being
donated to the benefit of the Red Cross.
A young calf was also sold for $12.50,
which was donated to the Red Cross.
Toilot Soap, 5 bars ..15o
Citrus and Gold Dust Washing
Powders 25o
Royal Baking Powder 43c
Cod Plan ... 20c
Raisins, pkg 100
Peas 12c
Corn 12c
Pure Black Pepper 1-2 lb 20c
Nearly everything in our Drug Depart
ment is sold for half price.
If you will need any storo fixtures
in the near future, a big discount will
be given.
FARMERS CASH STORE
High St. Opposite Court House
Miller tires are 99 per cent perfect,
they aro ninde to give you your mon
eys worth. I save your rim cut tires.
"'Sness Rib lenses," the lens that
complies with tho law. Clark, 319 JM.
Commercial. "e
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Moose hall April 8th 3 p. m. Evange
list Chandler of Portland, "What is
man, what is his destiny " '4-0
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Louis Lacbniund and E. Cooke Pat
ton will go to Stayton tonight to tnko
part in a meeting held in tho interests
of tho third liberty loan campaign. Mr.
Lnchmund is scheduled for a patriotic
address, while Mr. Patton will come in
on the entertainment end or tne pro
gram.
Captain Wilson of Company D, Ore
gon Guards, requests nil members to
meet at arinorv tomorrow at 1 p. in
to participate in liberty parade.
Evanorelist Marston Chandler of
Portland, Moose hall, 3 p. m. April 7th. 'j
"What is man, what ia his. Uestinyi ;
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A rAiml er of ministers and laymen
of Salem nre participating in the pro
grain of tho mid-year session of the
Oreiron conference of the Methodist
church being held this week at uro
gon City. Among tho speakers on the
program were Dean Geo. H. Aldcn, of
Willamette University, l)r. k. jn. avi-
son of the First Methodist church, Rev
H. N. Aldrich of the Leslie Methodist
church, with his chorus from Kimball
college, and President Talbott of Kim
ball college. JS. A. linoten speaas to
day at the conference on now to
Handle Our Debt Problem."
A new ruling made at. the state hos
pital for tho insane prescribes that Sat
urday hereafter shall be non-visiting
day at the institution. The reason for
the now rule aa stated by Superintend
ent Steiner is because of recent changes'
adopted whereby employes and attend
ants are to have certain time oir, wnicn
will require all the time of the remain
ing attendants in the care of patients
rather than waiting upon visitors. Only
in the case of severe illness, or impend
ing death will the rule bo revoked.
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Reports from .several prominent grow
ers in 'the district south of Salem to
day were to the effect that the fruit of
hat secion had no been affected by
the recent frosts. Peach trees which
wero in bloom in the valley and which
wero seriously nipped by the frosts had
not yet blossomed in the hill districts
and were uninjured. Prunes were just
beginning to bloom in tho valley and
while tho blossoms then out were prob
ably destroyed a sufficient percentage
of buds are left to more than insure
rll tho fruit the trees are capable of
Itnring and maturing. Loganberries aro
considered not to have been nffocted.
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The Res Republic Romana, the Lat
in club of tho Salem high school, will
hold open house at the high school audit
orium tonight at 8:1. A Roman banquet
and a farce entitled, "A Rumpus on
Olympus," will be presented. The pro
gram will bo in English. The public is
invited to attend.
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"What Is man. what is his destiny?"
Mooso hall, Sunday 3:00 p. m. April
7th. 46
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Don't dance alone, the crowds go to
tho armory where there is a real dance
8 p. in.
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Saturday morning and until the end
of the story hours for tho year, there
will be only one story-hour instead of
two as has been customary, which wi1!
bo cld at 11:30. Tho stories for this
week aro to be told from tlwj Arabian
I Nights and are "The Tnlking Bird,
' Tho Singing Tree, The Golden Water
and The Fisherman and the Genie. "
USED CARS
EVERY ONE A GOOD BUY
Studeba&er,
Overland, 6- Pass.
Reo Roadster
Oakland, 5 Pas
Federal Truck, good shape
Ford Truck, a bargain
Studebaker Chassis
Buick Truck
You must see these cars to ap
preciate them.
Herbert V. Hatch, Pioneer,
Dies Suddenly Tcday
Herbert W. Hatch, an old and well
known resident of this city, died sudden
ly this morning about 10:30 o'clock at
his home, 1835 Center street, at the
ago of 63 years. He arose this morn
ing and performed his usual duties about
tho house in the best of health and
spirits. Death came suddenly as he was
sitting in his chair reading, heart fail
ure being-attributed as the cause.
Mr. Hatch has made his home in Sa
lem for the past 30 years. He was a
believer and one of the most sincere
workers in the Christian Science faith.
He is survived by his widow, one daugh
ter, Mrs. Mirrah Warner, of North Bend,
and one son, Harold Hatch, also of
North Bend.
Funeral srvices will be held Sunday
afternoon at 12:45 from the Rigdon
chapel, under the auspices of the Chris
tian Science faith. The remains will be
taken to Portland for cremation.
Members of Co. F to
Be Sworn In Tonight
' All members of Company F, Salem's
home guard organization of business
men, are to meet tonight at 8 o'clock
at the auditorium of he Commercial club
l'ficially mustered in. The oath
of allegiance will be adftiiiiistcrcd by
Captain A. A. Hall, who has been elect
ed captain of the company At a meet
ing Wednesday night M. L. Meyers was
selected as first lieutenant and Rob
ert B. Duncan as second lieutenant. A
total of 120 business men have sig
nified their intention to become mem
bers of the company, all of whom are
urged to be present at the meeting to-
Cherrians Attention
All Cherrians are commanded to ap
pear in lull uniionn at commercial
club tomorrow, Sat. April 6th, at 12:45
to participate in the liberty parade.
Report to W. Connell Dyer, command
ing. K.1JNU m-'NU.
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GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO
. Gale &
I Are handling the biggest crowds in the history of
' Their Business.
Here's the reason:
Service-Quality Price
t New Goods on special display. Silk poplin in all the v
latest colorsold rose, copen blue, plum, peacock,
wisteria, pearl grey, etc., 36 inches wide, per yd $1.00
36-inch Pongee Special, per yard 75c
Complete showing of Ladies' Ready to Wear Coats,
Suits, Dresses, Waists, etc."
Our Prices Always the Lowest
Gal
Sz Co
Phone 1072
Commercial and Court Sts., formerly Chicago Store
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night. The meeting place has been trans-
feried to the Commercial club trom the
armory owing to another meeting which
it to be held at tho armory.
HENEY HAS RESIGNED
Note
Change of Location
MISS A. McCULLOCH,
smetrist
Now located at
Rooms 204-205,
Salem Bank' of Com
merce Building
Washingtonpril 5. Francis J. He
ney, chief investigator for tho federal
trad commission, (has resigned and
loft for California, it was announced
at the commission this afternoon.
It was stated that Heney's work
had been completed with the close o
the packers probe.
USED CARS
We havei 5 pass. Ford, prac
tically new, and 3 good, elec
trically equipped cars, all bar
gains. SALEM VELIE CO.
147 High Street
Incendiary Fire
In Great Warehouse
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Kansas City. Mo., April 5. Suspect
ed of having been of incendiary orig
in, tho firo which last night cost one
life and did mere than $2,000,000 dam
age to the west side wholesale district,
was today believed to have been start
ed to wipe out-Kansas City's big food
producing and storage center.
The fire marshal is working on thi
theory. His suspicion is based on the
fact that tho firo started in several
places in ono warehouse simiiltaneous
ly. A change in the wind saved tho
stockyards, fire department- heads said
today.
'rkiiii y 'aii liiil ii' ii'iiiii'ilf f'a
Terms If Desired
Oregon Motor Car Co.
Denby
Trucks and
. Cars
Studebaker
retry and High St, Salem, Or.
Cancer Cured In
Eleven Days
Miss Margaret Russell,
1135 N. Fifteenth St., Salem,
Ore., explains wonderful
cure.
To Those Afflicted With
Cancer: I deem it a great
I privilege to be able to testi-
fy to the absolute cure of
; cancer on the side of my
i nose from which I suffered
! for three years,
j Only July 14, 1916, I ap
plied to Dr. S. C. Stone for
! treatment. He applied a
; paste for four days and then
, a simple ointment. In just
j 11 days after the first treat
Iment the cancer fell out.
The place soon heeled and is
now sound and well.
Miss Margaret Russell.
S.C STONE, M. D.
' Stone's Drug Store
241 N. Coml St. Salem
Phone 35. Consultation and
Advice Free.
I WANT TO BUY
Your Junk and give you a square
business deal. I always pay the
highest cash prices.
I Want Your
Sacks and Rags
I buy all kinds of used goods,
2nd hand furniture, rubber and
junk. Get my. prices before you
sell.
The Capital Junk Co.
The Square Deal House.
271 Chemeketa St
Phone 398
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IB n HHI jju 5
DR.L.M. HUM
care of
Yick So Tong
Chinese Medicine and Tea Co.
Has medicine which will eure
any known disease.
Open Sundays from 10 a, m.
until 8 p. m.
153 South High St. .
8alem, Oregon. Phone 2S3.
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DANCE
4
Armory
SATURDAY NIGHT
6 Piece Orchestra 6
Salem's Very Best
Are you lucky? Win
a thrift stamp. You'll
have 20 chances.
Best time, Best music.
Go where the crowds
Go.
A Jitney a Jazz
F. N. WOODRY,
Mgr.
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Used Furniture Wanted
It Highest Cash Price Paid for
Jl tfsed Furniture
E. L. STIFF & SON,
It Phone 941 or 508
WANTED JUNK
And all kinds of 2nd Hand
Goods.
Full Market Prices Special
Prices paid for Sacks.
Get cur prices befort you sell.
THE PEOPLES JUNK 2ND
HAND STOjLE
271 27. Com'l 8t Phone 734
. T. MGDON CO.
UNDERTAKERS
W. T. RIGDON L. T. BIGDON
Calls answered all hours day
Bes. Phone ill; Office Phone 183
252 N. High St.
and night.
WHEY
For Feeding Hogs
CAN BE HAD AT THE
Marion Creamery
Call or Telephone 24?S
lest Floor
lest Music
lest Dance
DANCE FOR DANCERS
Bigger and Better Than Ever
MOOSE HALL
Sat. Night
8:30
W. L. Bryant, Mgr.
8:30
A Treat
A Big Time
Admission
10c
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