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' SALEM, OREGON.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15-1918. '
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Tie Most Acceptable G ift
This Christmas Will Be the
Practical Kind
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THIS. STORE IS STOCKFUL OF NEW AND USEFUL MERCHANDISE
Suitable for (lifts at
Economy Prices
Toilet Articles
Are always acceptable. We have them
and you should note the prices.
PALMOLIVE
Soap 10c
Cold Cream .' 21c
Vanishing Cream 21c
, Face Powder 45c
Talcum Powder 21c
Shaving Cream .35c
Colgates Shaving Cream ....... ,19c
Colgate's Talcum Powder ......12c
Cashmere Bouquet Soap ..... . . .10c
Bath Robes
Are wanted by all and it is hard to
get a gift that would please more
than a nice bath robe.
Ladies Robes $3.49, $3.98, $4.98
Men's robes . .$3.98, $4.50, $4.98, $5.90
Kimonos
In both terpentine crepe and flari
, nelette that are always useful $1.15,
$1.49, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98 and $3.98
Veal Day
at the
ALL KINDS OF READY TO WEAR GOODS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN ...
Incorporated
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All Around Town
COMINGEYENTS
Nov. 11-18 United War fund
drive, Marion count; quota
02,080. Quota for Salem 37,-
suo.
Nov. 20. Annual Rod Cross
mooting at Commercial Club,
Nov, 28. Thanksgiving.
Nov. 30. Eloction on School
Budget.
"Tba funeral oeUlul."Webb
Rough Co. tf
Highest cash price paid for fresh,
ggs. Midget Market. tf
Dr Utter, dentist, will return to his
Office Friday, Nov. 15th. 11-15
All churches In the city wi t hold
their regular services next Sund.iy. This
includes Sunday school, all moorings of
the young pooplo of each church and
the usual morning and evening service?.
Mrs. Clifford Brown Is in receipt of
a letter from her brother Percy Hre
therton of Portland, written from the
front lin dressing station, with the
American troops in France. Mr. Hre
' therton, who is in the ambulance corps
writes manv interesting thinjis about
w hat has been goiong ou during OeJ '
toher. no time the company to
which he was attached captured a Gor-j
nu uM4t.iimu kuu unburn emi ill mm
instance it happened that the flormaus
were in such a hurry to get awity from
the Americans that they left a fine
'dinner already spread all of was pro
perly commandeered by the victorious
youeg Americans. ,
Dr. Bchenk has now returned from
hit vacation and he extends a, cordial
invitation to his patrons and' friends
to visit hi Institution. tf
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Tonight, dance at Chemawa, The
bot music. Trniu sorvico, 20c fare,
lunch.
In addressing letters, just to foel safe
about it, thp postul authorities suggest
that in addition to the city address
there shouold be the stato also given,
as the nixio man is not supposed to do
nny guessing. Tho letter addressed to
Mrs. U, W. Hiisckorn, ('larks Buy, is
now on display in tho public bulletin in
tho lobby of the postof fico, as there was
no stato address given' nor. did the
writer take tho precaution of putting
a return address on tho upper left
hnnd corner of tho envelope- The pos
tal addresses to Mrs. William Seiner
man is obo held up as there is ;:o city
n iv state address nor et
Stated meeting of Pacific
lndire. No. fill, tonight
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accomplish much beforo the opening of
the basket ball season. However, just
to make up on athletics, arrangements
will be made for an earlier opening of
the basket Dan season, waereoy th
athletically inclined may have plenty
of exorcie4
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"7h best" it all yon can do when
death oomes. Call Webb A Clough Co
Phone 120, U.
The high school will get along this
school year without football. Ordinar
ily about this time of year tRo huskier
students are putting on their gridiron
toggings, but it is uot so this year as
the influenza stepped i'i and. interfer
red. and it is thought too late now to
WHEN IN SALEM, OREGON
Btop at
BLIOH HOTEL
"a Horns Away from Home."
Strictly Modern $1 per Day
100 Uooms of Solid Coffort
Only Hotel In Business District
Better dentistry without pain. Two
post graduate courses in painless den
tistry. Dr. Hartley. Phone 114. tf
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CARD OP THANKS
Our heartfelt thanks go to the G. A.
B. comrades of our beloved husband
and father, and to our friends for thoir
beautiful floral offerings and kindness
shown us in our bereavement, Mrs.
Geo. F. Bieknell, Beuua V. Bieknell,
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Bieknell,
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Tonight, dance at Chemawa. The
best music. Train service, "0o fare,
lunch.
Farmers beyond Lafayette, rOegon,
havo written the Commercial club ask
ing whether there is a market in the
city for broom corn. As no broom fac
tories are officially listed with the
Commercial club, if there happens to
bo such in tho city, F. H. Chapman,
manager would like to confer with
them. .".
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10 Per cent off on all Miller tires in
'stock. 319 N. Com'l. Phone i. 11-10
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Mrs. Ralph White announces the open
iug of her juvenile dancing academy
Sat. tho Kith, from 2 till 4, Cotillion
hull.'
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If the food administration will per
mit, H. W. Eyre will ship hogs next
Wednesday. Phone SilOUM. 11-10
WANTED
Household goods, harness, wagons, tools,
ranges, heaters, cookstoves, farm ma
chinery, etc. I pay cash or ill soil
on commission from stock sales con
ducted anywhere. Phone 510 or 511
Woodry, the Auctioneer.
We have another lot of those
Extra Fancy Cream Fed Veal
for you Saturday. You will
miss something if you do not
get a delicious roast of this.
Baby Chickens
The kind that you can fry and
will be tender. We advise
that you come early for these
as our supply is limited. (No
i Phone Order Taken)
Mease Shop as Early In the
as Possible
Day
Pork
CORN FED ESPECIALLY FOR
YOU.
Can you imagine a Sweet,
Juicy Leg Roast of a Corn Fed
Pig for your Sunday dinner.
Come early so that you will
be sure to GET ONE.
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The Time Has Come Ladies
Goats and Suits
Dressesnd Waists .
Instead of waiting until the season is over
we have decided to put all our Coats, Suits,
Dresses and Waists on Special sale Begin
' ning Tomorrow.
40 Dresses of assorted materials and colors
including all wool French sergesYour
Choice $15.90 each
Your choice of any Georgette Crepe Waist
at $1.00 Less
' Special Ladies' Suits now
$15.90 and $18.90 each
Indies' Coats now greatly reduced. Extra
Values at $18.90, $24.00 and $29.50
Our prices always the lowest '
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Midget
(Little Link Sausages)
They are delicious. Why not
have some for Sunday Break'
fast.
Follow the Crowds to the mar
ket that stands between you
and the High Price of Meat.
Market
Originators of Low Prices
" 351 State St
Monday Night Music club. The Mon
day Night Music club of Leslie church
will meet next Monday 7:30 p. m, Ev
ery member present please. H. N. Aid-
rich. 11-16
Notice. Sat. night at the Cotillion
hall, Vernon Suckow, xylophonist ex
traordinary; Mrs. Warren Hunt, Sa
lem's foremost pianist and Warren
Hunt, the ragtime drummer, will furn
ish the quality music at the Cotillion
hall over Penny's store.
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G. w. Eyre hag received advices that
the food administration advise ueainst
shipment of hogs at the present timo,
or until he is further advised. The
causo of this order is (he unusually
heavy fun of hogs in tho stock yards
and the effort of the food eontrol of
iciala to stabilize prieps by feeding
the supply into the market as it is
required-
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Leslie Methodist church. To the mem
bers of Leslie congregation. The war "is
over. The qimrantinc has been lifted,
and, after five Sundays out of our
chureh, wo are permitted to hold ser
vices again. Never before was there
greater reason for thanksgiving and,
praise to our Father and our Christ
than now. Christianity is conquering
the world. May I urge you to be pres
ent in the services next Sunday that
we niay pray and re.ioiee together. Sin
cerely your pastor. Horace N. Aid
rich. . , 1146
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Woodmen of the World, attention
Regular meeting tonight by order of
Council Commander and clerk.
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means it is convenient for the boys and
girls to select books adapted for thtfir
reading. ;
Combination dance, 75c all evening
or a jitney a dance. Cotillion hall. Ev'
ery Sat. night.. , .
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On account of the illness of one juror
the grand jury has adjourned until next
Monday. Just at present there is con
siderable interest in the doings of thif
grand jury as it is investigating the
penitentiary parole scandal.
An injured knee is still keeping tn
the house the Eov. F. T. Porter for
mer tiastor of the First Christian
church, 'recently home from England
where he went in the war Y. M. C. A.
work. Just at present Mr. Porter is
undecided whether to take up work as
pastor of a chureh or whether to con
tinue in the Y. M- C. A. service in this
country. He expects within a week or
so to have his plans made.
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No more fruit pits are needed for
the manufacture of carbon masks and
the Chemical War Service has notified
state headquarters to discontinue the
collection of pits of all kinds. While
the pits were wanted, Salem as well
as -every school district in tho country
was giving substantial aid in their col
lection. In recent letter written by Lieut.
Paul Wallace to a friend in the city,
he writes that he received the tele
gram announcing his mother's death
just two hours before his company was
to go over the top. Lieut. Wallace had
a short time before been transferred
to a company, all members of which
were total strangers. With no one to
sympathize with him, he had the two
hours to wait prat'ticully alone before
going over. It was in this advance that
he received two wounds. -
Miss Flora Case librarian of the city
library says that libraries in general
have special reading rooms not only
for children but also for intermediaries.-
As there in no special accom
modation for the intermediates in the
city library, she has worked through
the library and marked with a letter
'.'I" such books as are adapted for
those who have comploted their reading
Y"'.;"uu' : T i i t- a d i--iu may be ""'d thBt 1,mny gm win
Although flour substitutes aip, no
longer a necessary cart of the purchase
with, white flour for those who have
teamed the advantage of war breads,
1118 1 continue to carry tho substitutes.
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Vm going to dance of f both
my shoes when they play
v the jelly roll blues.
Saturday Night
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COTILLIAN HALL
75c All Evening '
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... Jitney a Dance
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THANKSGIVING NIGHT