IALEU, OMOOJI EIGHT FRIDAY, JULY 26, 191S. mm HOW CAN you SELL THEM 50 CHEAP? 1 All Around Town This is a question that is asked every little while by our customers as they Inspect Our And see what good quality, style, and comfortable shoes we sell so much below the price asked for like stock elsewhere. .The reason is because we buy for cash, sell for cash, do not deliver, and buy so much cheaper on account of buy ing in such large quantities for our 197 busy stores. FINE WHITE CANVAS SHOES For Ladies. A new one which is ex ceptionally stylish, has good toe, mil itary heel with rubber tip. Goodyear welt sole $4.50 BUCK OR BROWN Ladies' wing tipped calf leather shoe. They are winners for fall, have good military heel and Good year welt sole. Just think, only $5 5Q COMNGJEYENTS TONIGHT. ' July 26. Cherrian Band eoneert, Willson Park, 8 p.m. j I I 1 i I I Ladies' and Misses' Black Shoe Of fine soft durable leather, has good Neolin sole. It is a "Common Sense" shoe, which combines good looks and comfort $4 50 Incorporated July 30 Tuesday. Dedica tion of new Willamette Kiver bridge. Aug. 8-9-10 "Pershing's cru saders" at Libertr Theater. Aug. 7. Annual Meeting of Wisconsin Society. Aug. 17. Annual Meeting of Iowa Society. Web "The funeral beautiful, donga Oo. "The best" Is all you can do when death comes. Call Webb & Clough Co. Phone 120. tf i S I c J wiMHWWiWiHit - PERSONALS I A meeting of the parade committee for me ueuication of the urif-a tx..'rciBes j has boon called for this evening at the lariivory to complete details end decido . definitely on thu line of march. It b probable tlm the parade will bo formed . at the armory, and tho line of march Ivan O. Mi'.Danicls of Portland Was 'to South Comiiiorcinl street, thence to -i imlj jtoiciuu, xie 19 in mo sig- omie, vuax, on cuttle ro w insonparK, nal sorvke. north on Cottage to Court street, west the city. on Court to Liberty at the Meyers coi- vwra, a. swan aau j. A. wian Doth iner, thcn?o north on Liberty to Center vl jyuiu viiy. are rcirimereu at, rne State House News Bligh. W. O. Hill of Mill City is in the city. J. D. Wright of Marshfiold was a Baleiii visitor yesterday. Mr. and Mre. H. W. Smith were in Salnin Thursday, frouv Eugene. Mng. J. Doak of Coquille was a 8a ' lem .visitor yesterday, or Union and thence to Marion square, Tho parade committee is composed of W. T. Kigdon, chairman, W. Connel Dyer, W. I. Staley, A. A. Miekel, lieut enant colonel, A, T. Woolport and Major A. A. Hall. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY Saturday Night 'THE UNITED STATES" The destiny of this nation is clearly outlined in prophecy. Also the work of some of its enemies is exposed. . THE HAYWARD-DICKSON MEETINGS I We have Bargain day six days in tho week, other stores have to make Kpccinl days in order to compete with us on a few special articles. Come in and get our prices, if there is any one that will undersell us wo will take our hat' off for tlioui. Our goods are going fast, we will not replace them, bo sure and get your share before they are sold out. FARMERS CASn STORE Opposite Court House on High Street Articles of incorporation were filed today by the Willamette Brass found ry of Portland, which has a capital stock of $ol)00 The incorporators are Robert Cray, P. C. Howell and Cora K. York. enaie .treasurer r. u. Jay was in lortlaiid yesterday, and says he was kept busy explaining to. his friends how ho got out of jail. They had read in tho papers of the state treasurer be ing held in contempt of court and or deied imprisoned until he issued cer tuiu cerilii'kates of stock iu the Kay Woolen Mill company. Mr. Kay, how ovor, is jstill enjoying his freedom, as the case is being appealed, Karl Wiithycombe, accompanied by his sister, Miss Mabel Withycombe, re turned to Sulem lust night from a gov ernment hospital at Washington, 1). C, where he had 'been ill for nearly six months. Ho is a eon of Governor ami Mrs. Withyeomibe. He was taken ill with measles whilo ait a cantonment in Virginia with a company of army en gineers. Ho was taken to the govern ment hoapiitnl end pleurisy and pneu monia developed. Superintendent of public instruc tion, J. A. Churchill, has just compiled tho last annual census reports of the county superintendents. The reports show 'that thero are 205,81 children in tho eltato who are over four and un der 20 yoarB of ago. This is a gain of 171)5 children uver the census of the previous year. The increase is" found principally in Multnomah, Clatsop, Coo,s and Wasco counties. Several coun ties show a decided less of children, lieu Ludlow, investigator for the Pa cific Oottmt Automobile Underwiters conference, with headquarters in Seat tle, recently iunpedtcd the automobile registration department of tho secre tary of state' office and has written to Mr. Olcutt that he found the best kept records in thi8 trtate of nay state in tho northwest. "Wo found," he says in his letter, "theft your "records of automobiles are the best kept of any records in any of tho offices of the different secretaries of stiiltc. dn the northwest. We intend at the next legislature iu this state to have tho same system installed here, if possible." H. P. Cleveland, who has been under treatment some time at the Salem hos pitai nas so lar recovered that he was able to return to his homo yesterday. Dance at Brooks Saturday night. o We sell for cash. Commencing July lo wS will conduct our business em strictly cash basis. Pat ton's Book Store. tf William Curtis, fireman of the first c'ass ou the battleship North Dakota, is liOTi'o on a short leave of absence. The battleship is off the Atlantic cost and Ins address in Brooklyn, N. Y. Dr. If. P. Mendelsohn fits eyes cor rectly. U. S. National Bank Bldg. if. Benefit dance at Macleay Saturday night- Two home talent plays will be given Saturday evening of this week at the Central Howell school house by the Red Cross auxiliary of Central Howell. Af ter the plays, ico cream and cake will be served. Irrigation Even numbers, Mon., Wed., Fri. end Sun. Odd numbers. Tues. Thurs., Sat. and Sun. Even numbers are on the south and east - side of street. Odd numbers ore on north end west side of street. tf A young people's union meeting will bo held at Willson park next Sunday evening, July 29. beginning at 7:3U o'clock. Tho meetings will be held'iu tho park each Sunday evening during August. Big dnce Frank Doerfler's' barn Sat. night. Benefit McAlpia Knitting club. - 7-20' A limited supply of sweater and sock yarn has been received at Red Cross headquarters in the United States Na tional bank building. Save 5 per cent with our cash regis ter checks. We conduct business on a cash basis. Porry'e Drug Store. tf J. i. uoppock, propnetor of the Laim County Creamcrf, died suddenlf in Eugene Wednesday night. He leaves several children, one of them, Miss Noll Loppock, residing in Salem. Rayii.oiul X. Roberts .enlisted yester- :iy in tho navy, going into service in what is termed the K-aman branch. He is IS years old and gave as his next of kin, Ins mother,, Mrs. Mmkler Roberts, of fe.ilem, rural route 3. The first arrests for defacing the new Salem bridge wero mado Wednesday night when two bovs were caught cut ting their initials in tk,e painted surface. fliey wero severely reprimanded and turned loose, but it is is tbe intention to stop that sort of vandalism and the au thorities will not show much leinoncy hereafter. Following the example set by Presi dent Wilson in Red Cross and patriotic parades in the east, the big paraito of next Tuesday afternoon will be entirely a parade ou foot and not uy 'ie automo bile route. All officials who have been invited to participate iu the parado will walk vim the possible exception of the governor and it is understood ho ri.l lent the parade on foot 01 horseback, whitl.cvir ho elects. other two bridges have hecn.for the past ii years. The nine rural routes out of Salem are not only receiving more mail but are sending out much more than one year ago, according to Postmaster Huckestein, who is making his annual trips of inspectioaover all the rural routes. This is due, Mr. liurkstcin states, to the fact that so many men from the country are in the service. The men are writing home ifhd the home folks are doing their best to keep the boys posted about home affairs. ,The in terest in letters is so great, that the mail man is now becoming the rnojt popular man on the road, many of his patrons waiting for him each morning at-the mail box. be!i for the past 32 years. Big dance tomorrow night at Brooks Seven men will be inducted Into the limited service from Salem next Mom.uy Julv 29. Thev will leave the city on the l:oJ Southern Pacific train Monday and be sent first to Vancouver barracks ln cl.ided in the call are the following: Calvin C Tost, Jefferson, Lee U. Chris- tofrr Spitzbart, Salem, Lester Baldwin, Staytou, Sam LaBranche, rural route B, Salem. Neal Littler, Portland, Prank Cronn, Saiera rural route 4, Herbert Smith, Eastside, Oregon, Joe McLcar, Silverton, route 3, Albert Harmon wuorley, 1694 Broadway, Salom. The- call of Aueust 5, is for 12 men to be S'.nr for regular service at Camp Pre mont, California. Special Notice On and after Au gust 1, the retail business at Fry's drug store, will be conducted on a cash basis. The scarcity of help, extra work required in keeping accounts and col lecting same makes ithla change neces sary. We will continue ti give a 5 per cent rebate for cash on ell goods handled by us, except paints and oils, Daniel J. Fry, 280 N. Commercial street. A marriage license was Issued to i soldier yesterday. His name is Edwarf li, rV.'id, occupation druggist, but at present stationed at Vancouver barraCki and tho license was to his and Marion L. Ward, tigi 18 of Sulem. The Kaiser's Shadow Is Coming. THE OREGON Tne Fixtt Shop is leaving for Astoria Saturday night and all persons ore re quested ta call for anything which bns been left for repair. To correct an Impression, especially in Polk county, the executive committee uf biidge dedication dayj Tuesday, July S'l. wish it to be known that at no time during the day will there be any charge for rn ssing the ucw bridira or will it be j necessary for one to buy a souvenir flfi. ,'lhe official opening of the bridge is scheduled for about 9:45 or 10 o'clock Tuesday morninsr and until that time, 1 tlw old bridge will remain open for traf- 'fic. After the official opening all the I travel will be across the new bridge and I lit will be as free to tho public as tho' Here are a few of the rea sons that we are doing the business. We are in dependent of any other market in the city . The quality of our goods is unexcelled. Our prices speak for themselves. Pure Lard, Guaranteed, Per Pail $1.35 Best shortening, per pail $1.20 Round Loin or T-Bone Steak, 20c per lb Beef to Boil 10c per lb. Roasts of Beef 15c per lb Sausage and Liberty Steak, 2 lbs for 35c "s"e""iis Fresh Bread 10c per loaf In stripes and plaids also black taffetas New models just received $4.75 - $7.45 Our Prices Always the Lowest GALE & COMPANY COMMERCIAL and COURT STREETS, FORMERLY CHICAGO 8TQE3 PHONE 1072 A special feature of the exercises for About 25 or 30 young girls are want next lutftdny wh,en the new bridge is: ed to offer a few hours' time for the :o b dedicated, is the address to be ! ent of tne tied cross. A. u wal met, Market Originators of Low Prices 351 State St. given ;it the Armory at 1 o 'clock in the afternoon. At that time the 2nd battal ion will be assembled, prepared to take part in the big parade. Adjutant Gen eral Williams and Colonel North, iu command of tho Oregon Guard will each deliver an address to the soldiers. Those who aiv; interested in military affairs are invited to attend as the balconies will bo opened for spectators. The company to be organized at the armory this evening by A. B. Poolo and others will become part of the Oregon Guard and cannot be federalized. Thj company will havo the same standing with the Oregon Guard as other state organizations and be subject to duty only in tho stato. Its uniforms and eq uipment W'U come from the stato, the same as other companies of the Orceon Guard. The company for the Oregon National Guard, which will have the same federal, standing as old Company M, will not he organized until some time next month. t Oi John W. Todd, chairman of tbe music committee foi the big bridge opening dedication nc.xt Tuesday has issud in vitations to 50 male singers to assist in leading the community sing. In order that the 150 men may brush up a little on the French national hymn and other songs, Mr. Todd has issued a call for a rehearsal to be lucid next Monday even ing at the Commercial club, beginning at 7; JO o clock. The Cheman band will accompany for the community sing which will bo held in Marion square be ginning 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening, the uig day. Salem is fortunate in having an oppor tunity to sco the famous moving piituve film "Pershing's Crusaders" now at tho Heilig theatre in Portland for one week. This is the authentic war de partmciit film of what is going on among soldiers beth in this country and r'rnncc. It pictures especially tho tr. mendous activities of the United btatcs in the great war and tho pictures were taken by special order of the war de partmcnt. The date has been fixed for August 8, 9 and 10 and they will be shown at the Liberty theatre. Hereto fore, the film of Pershing's Crusaders has been shown only in tho largest ci ties of tho country, coming to Portland direct from San Francisco. The local exemption board, consisting of W. I. Needhnm, chairman, U. G. lioyer and Dr. W. II. Byrd, and tho sec w.'tary of the board, Mrs. Frank H. Iirown, feel under deep obligations for tcu many courtesies that have boon ex tjndcd them in the work of the board. And especially is this true for the ef forts made Thursday when the board sent away 103 men for Camp Lewis, to make things ns pleasant as possible for the boys. Among those helping were Chief Justice T. A. McBride, Mr. Gob- hart who spoke at the depot and to the Chcrrian band and Miss Lena Belle Pa; tar for music. Also to thoaa offering assistance during the rush hours, in cluding Prof. J. C. Nelson, Dr. Prank E. Brown, Dr. C. E. Cashatt, Mrs. K. L. Simeral Mrs. Merlin Harding and Miss Mildred Bradbury. o The state military police, formerly uniformed in blue has now received new uniforms which are of rather an olive drab color. It is thought that abowt1 100 will come to Salem next Tuesday. I cliairmian ot the souvenir com mittee would like to havo this num ber of girls sell tho Red Cross souve nir flags in the business district Mon day and again at Marion square end anywhere Tuesday. The decoration mm niiititee ordered 5000 of these silk sou venirs and it is hoped that enough girls will volunteer in the work to canvass tihe business district Monday and to help in the work, especially ou the bridge, during Tuesday. 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 BAGS I buy all kinds of used goods, 2nd hand furni ture, rubber and junk. Get my prices before you sell. THE CAPITAL JUNK CO. The Square Deal House 271 Chemeketa Street Phone 398 L.M.HUM eare of ' Yick So Tong Chinese Medicine and Tea C, Has medicine which, will eure any known disease. Opn Sundays from 10 a, m. until 8 p. m. 153 Sourt High St Salem, Oregon. Phone ISS i i Used Furniture Wanted Highest Cash Prices Paid for Used Furniture E. Ik STIFF ft SON Phone 941 or 508 WANTED, JUNK And All Kinds of 2nd Hand Goods. Foil Market Prices Special Prices paid for Sacks. Get our prices before you sell. THE PEOPLE'S JTJNK ft 2ND HAND STOEE 271 N. Com'l St. Phone 734 ft DANCE ORCHESTRA 4- PIECES - 4 SsTL1 ii TIME MIGHTS ooSsit MAAit7 O A H II o u TIME So DANCE SOME FLOOR BIG CROWD