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Pi U (Til j. J!Stores Will Qose At ii iLaiXiLliaXW J, MONDAY
iniriiily MULL iJ V ii COMING EVENTS : 7 OCIock This Evemng . j ' o..
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Now that the nights are getting cool again
you will be wanting more blankets. The place to
get good blankets for less money is at the J. C.
PENNEY CO., STOKE. These days when prices
are soaring so high, you will find that we are always
the lowest in price. ' .
HTiite Sheet Blankets $2.25 to $2.98
Nashua Woobiap Blankets (the famous three-ply
non-shrinkable blanket in Tan, Grey or White) $3.49
Nashur Woolnap Blankets (extra large and heavy)
$4.98
Plaid Cotton Blankets $4.98
Grey Wool Blankets $4.98
TONIGHT
Sept. SI Woman'g parade and
patriotic! meeting at Willson
park, 7 p. ni.
WE GIVE YOU MORE FOR LESS
Tj incorporaiea. t
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PERSONALS
P. S. Lucas of West Stayton is reg
istered at the Bligh.
George W. Tillotson is in the city
from Mill City.
Mrs. M. D. Summer is visiting in
Salem, from Marsbficld.
Mrs. H. N. Aldrich and Mrs. t!. S.
Teeple went to Newport yesterday.
t They will remain two weeks at Nye
beach.
1 Dean George H. Alden of Willam
ette university is home from & oeven
weeks business trip in the eastern part
wf the state and the Sound country.
For the benefit of solicitors for Lib-'
erty loans, it may be said that where
So money is paid, the subscriptions can
lot be turned in on total amounts. Such
subscriptions are merely handed to the
bank and held for payments later. Tho
only subscriptions that count are those
tn which a payment is made.
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Miss Cordelia Marvin has been ap
pointed to superintend the travelling
library for the soldiers on the Mexican
border. She is now at Yuma, Arizona
l will leave in a few days for the
Mexican border in Texas. In ordti to
attvnd to this work, she is taking all
of her regular annual vacation on the
border and may exetnd it a few weeks.
1YJ
FARMERS!
EXPERIENCE
nus
ability.
IS WHAT YOU GET WHEN
TOU EMPLOY WOODRY, THE
AUCTIONEER TO SELL
YOUR FARM STOCK SALES.
B--M-f
PHONE 510 SALEM.
LARVO At the Salem hosp'tal, Sept.
20, 1918, Charles Larvou, at the age
of 36 years.
While working for the Silver Falls
Lumber company last Thursday he fell
under a moving engine and suffered
an injury of the left leg. He was at
once brought to Salem where it was
found necessary to amputate the leg.
He did not survive the operation.
A brother, A. Larvon, is in the eity
and will accompany the body to Port
land where burial will take place Mon
day. MOORE In the city Sept. 19, 1918,
William D. Moore at the age of 60
years.
His son from Corvallis is in the city
and will accompany the body to Rose
burg for burial.
REYNOLDS At tho homo of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Reynolds,
9b0 Broadway, Saturday morning
Sept. 21, 1918, Willis M. Reynolds, at
the age of 26 years.
Besides his parents he is survived
by three sisters end one 'brother: Mrs.
Bert Dennis, formerly Salein but
now of Portland, Mrs. May Nichols of
Portland, Mrs. Hallis Cormin of Leba
non and Dr. C. W. Reynolds of Berke
ley, Cal.
Tho funeral services will be hold at
the chapel of Webb & Clough Sunday
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock and will be
conducted by the Rev. A. F. Laccy of
the Jason Lee Memorial church. Bur
ial will be in the Beuna Vista cemetery
Mr. Reynolds had been in failing
health for the past two years.
Tom C. Wood, who is attached to the
battleship Connecticut, is home for a
few days' vacation. He enlisted in the
service May 17, 1917 and for the past
year has been seeing service on tho
Connecticut in Atlantic waters. Ho is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wood,
743 North Church street.
Mrs. E. E. Fisher announced at the
Red Cross meeting that practically all
auxiliaries in both counties had ro-nr-
ganized and wore ready for the fall and
winter campaign. Borne time ago tho
Mt. Angel auxiliary announced that it
would not re-organize, but it is under
stood this action hag been reconsidered.
Sept. 23-2S. Oregon State
Fair.
!?cpt. 30 Opening of Salem
publig schools anj Willamette
university.
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Dr. Mendelshon is back in his office
and is at your service tf
Dance touight Moosb halt
"The funeral oeautiful'Webb ft
Clough Co.
A regular Jazs band dance. Ask your
friends, they all go.
McElroy'a Jaz band, the one they
all try to imitate, at the city hall, fca
lem, every night fair week. 9-23
In tin list of casualties among Am
ericans with the Canadian army, is
sued this morning, appears the name of
S. R. Upton, Salem, Oregon, who is
reported wounded.
Bigger and better. Wards Drug store.
New location, 1st door east of Grey-
Belle confectionery. tf
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Terwilliger, grad
uate morticians and funeral directors,
770 Chemeketa St. Phone 724.
Dr. Schenk has now returned from
his vacation and he extends a cordial
invitation to his patrons and friends
to visit his institution. tf
The ia nnlv one man in the city
that has a license that permits him to
distribute circulars or anything of the
kind in tho city. Hence yesterday when
another man tried it and failed to take
out a license, he was captured by Offi
cer Allbright and taken to the police
atntinn. Hn - distributing a Doan
directory and his experience cost him
$10.
Bis danca every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday nights, Lakebrook hop
yard. 8 miles north. tf
Dance tonight Moose hail,
McElroy, the original jazz band man
of the northwest, at city hall every
night during fair week. A regular Jazz
band dance. Ask your friends, they all
go. 9-23
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"The best" is all yon can do when
death comes. Call Webb & Clough Co
Phone 120. tf.
Elizabeth Lamb, executrix of the last
will and testament of Lorenzo Whit
lock, petitioned the court for an order
allowing her to sell a one tenth inter
est in certain lands. The court ordered
that a citation be issued to the devises
in tho will commanding them to appear
Nov. 6, and show cause why the peti
tion should not be granted.
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Hard time dance Saturday night at
Livesley's hop yard, 4 miles south of
Salem. Protty girls in hop picking cos
tumes. Prizes given to the most orig
inal couple. Go where the crowd goes.
10 cents car fare. 9-21
Senator Sam M. Garland of Lebanon
is in the city attending to legal mat
ters. He reports that Lebanon has been
holding 'some fine patriotic meetings
and that the city will easily raise its
quota as it always has for each liberty
loan. Peoplo up his way have forgotten
all about politics, Senator Garland
says, and one hears nothing but liberty
loan and war talk.
o
Lectures at the fair. Dr. Lucas will
give two lectures daily in the auditor
ium, new pavilion at tho fair ground.
He will speak at no other place nor
can he be seen a any other place tha.n
in his booth n tihe garni! building. Mis.
Lucas will make all appointments, in
their booth.
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Dance tonight Moose hall.
t : ai. ti- n..i :...;. s:.p.
vice parade thig cwmng, beginning at
7 o'clock, all stores will close.
Alreadv more than 200 women have
signified their intentions of marching
i in the parade and also a large number
of children whose fathers rv In trie
service.
Marchers will form at the court house
square. Tho line of march is on Court
street to Commercial, thence to State
streot anj thence to Willson park.
The Clierrian band will lead the
march and "members of Oregon Guard
companies E, F and G will stand as
an honor guard.
Women whose husbands or brothers.
or' fathers are In the service are to
carry a service .flag. All others are to
carry tho national emblem. All womer
whether they have relatives in tho ser
vice or not, are asked to join in the
parade. It begins promptly at 7 o'
clock. There will be a short program at Will
son park with an address bv George W.
Caldwell of Portland.
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LES1SES
Eyes Fitted Correctly-
Careful Examinations. 35 years experience
in prescribing glasses. Genuine Toric le ises
Thousands of satisfied patrons. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. -
DR.M.P.MENDESOHN
210-211 U. S. Nat'l Bank Bldg.
four days past are as follows: Mondav,
104; Tuesday. 165: Wednesday. ISfi nnd
Thursday, 153.
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The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W.
Lindsey of 20th and Center streets is
100 per cent patriotic. Including the
fourth loan, the familv hnmdir 17 hnnds
and now has three boys in the service.
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Members of ConiDanv G. Oretron
guard are ordered to report at the ar
mory promptly at 7 oVWk Piuitnin
Dyer expects every man on duty this
evening to act as honor guards during
tne women's patriotic service parade.
The seed store of D. A. White & Sons
was entered last evening and eight
sacks of clover seed and several seam
less sacks stolen. The thieves gained
entrance by raising a window in the
basement. They came properly pre.pnr
ed)to carry away what they called for
as it seems they traveled in an auto
with Goodrich tires on the front wheels
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After serving 18 days as speed cop,
W. D. Allbright resigned today and
was succeeded by W. A. Chittick. Mr.
Allbright feels he did some good work
for the city but the salary wasn 't quito
attractive enough. Ho is now driving
a taxi.
o
Chief X A. Foland of the police de
partment suffered a sprained ankle last
evening while investigating the rob
bery of tho D. A. White & Son store on
State street.
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Come on with you rattlesnake stor
ies. Here's the first. O. F. Fry nays
that in the Eola hills four miles west
of Salem a rattle snake was killed that
measured 38 incrcs and had five rat
tles and a button. To prove his story,
he brought the snake to Salem,
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Th)o science hall of Willamette uni
versity is undergoing several repairs
in anticipation of the large number
of students who will enroll with the
staudents' army training corps. The
Dasement i8 being cemented this week
and tho other parts of the building
prepared for mess halls and kitchen.
No word has officially been received
as to what the war department will do
regarding barracks.
o
About one year ago the loyalty of
every household was judged by the
food administration card prominently
displayed in a window facing tho street
it hag been suggested that the same
will apply to a household as to wheth
er it is showing one of the honor emb
lem fourth liberty loan cards, .hvery
house in which thero is some one who
has subscribed for a fourth liberty loan
bond is entitled to display one of these
window cards. A house in which no one
has subscribed will soon stand out
rather prominent and likely to attract
attention.
Tonight big dance Lakebrook hop
yard, eight miles north,
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Dean George H. Alden of Willamette
university is home from a business trip
of seven weeks in the interest of tht
university. He stopped at about 50
towns along tho upper Columbia as far
as Pasco and Walla Walla and in the
Palouse country. He also visited Yak
ima, Ellcnsburg, Wcnatchee and Seat
tle. He reports that he found great in
terest in the students' army training
corps everywhere and many young men
gpoKe favorably of attending Willam
ette. Whitworth college at Spokane has
been disbanded and a number of its
students will come to Willamette.
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Permits issued by County food admin
istrator C. M. Lockwood are running
strong thig weuk. The number for the
J. E. Adams, in charge of the navy
recruiting station in Salem has receiv
ed no special instructions from the
WHEN IN SALEM, OREGON
tJtop at
BLIGH HOTEL
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Strictly Modern $1 per Day
' 100 Rooms of Solid Coffort
' Only Hotel in Business District
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E D I T II STOKTCY
Known as "The 'Angel of The Lumber Jacks"
in
The Silent
Worn
an
A Thrilling Story from "The Hudson Bay"
Trading Posts.
"DIVEjTS LAST KISS"
A Splashing Sunshine Comedy, featuring the
Sunshine Bathing Girls
Coming Tuesday
'THE DOLLY SISTERS" in "THE MILLION DOLLAR DOLLIES"
Coming Thursday
A
Brand
New
3
DOUBLE
' SHOW
EZIZZ3
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
Comedy
, 'TRIPLE TROUBLE"
You've Never Seen This One
A Challenge To Humanity!
IraM.Lowry
pmetiU
FOR THE FREEDOM
OF THE WORLD
hy Capt Epwim Bower fasten
navy department. Whilo his office ro
mains open and ho i's still on the job,
no enlistments in the navy arc permit
tod. r
J. D. HartwelL district manager of
the Oregon Life Insurance company for
Marion countv erected tho Fourth Lib
erty loan solicitors with a $1000 sub
scription. Mr. Hartwoll says: "Ws
appreciate tho handsome manner in
which the citizens of the state have
been loyal to us. My company is prac
tically tho only life insurance company
in Oregon which is distributing its sub
scriptions throughout the stato. Thus
tl.w Oregon Life Insurance company
keeps faith with its preachings that
of putting its investments where the
business comcg from."
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HEMSTITCHING
Hemstitching and Picot edge
work.
We do this work in the best
manner.
All work guaranteed.
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Phone 441
337 State Street Salem
WANTED.
Portland Furnituro Dealer wants
all kinds of second hynd furniture,
stovcs, gag ranges, eX Best price
paid. Phono 951.
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TJTlATTm imisr &
n amus, mm
And All Kinds of 2nd Hand
-rOOdS.
Full Markot Prices Special
Prices paid for Sacks. 4
Get our prices before you sell.
THE TEOPLE'S JTJNK ft 2ND 4
HAND 8TOE.E
271 N. Com'l St. Phone 7Si
PAPER WANTED
We will buy old paper.
Must be baled or in bundles.
All kinds of sacks for sale,
for grain and potatoes.
WESTERN JUNK CO.
Center and Court
Phone 706
I WANT TO BUY
Your Junk and give yon
a square business deal.
I always pay the highest
caf h prices.
I WANT YOUR
.SACKS AND BAGS
I b iy all kinds of used
ftcveds, 2nd hand fund
lure, rubber and junk.
(et my prices before
jui sell
m CAPITAL JUNE CO.
Square Deal House
11 l Chemeketa Street
Phone 398
DR. W.E. STANTON
Skin and Scalp Specialist
Treats all eruptions and
blemishes of skin and scalp.
Latest appliances for treat
ing the feet. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Lady Assistant
518 U. S. Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
Fcr Appointments
Phone 416
WHWttW
II L.M.HUM
(are of
Yick So Tong
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1 Chinese jneaicmo --,
I Has medicine which - W
any auunu
Open Sundays from -
until 8 p. m.
153 Souft High 6t
I Balem, uregim.
OFTEN REQUIRE GLASSES WITHOUT KNOWING
x , Mdidrcn's cyM CT
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Have the g KkooL
incd beioro "-
amination and learn tor rf
whether their eyes are w
asses. ,
Much suffering and
fects are avoided ny
on this point.
DR..A. McCULLOCH, Optometry
;u4-d iJanK 01 uvmi
Salem
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Every Night Fair Week
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