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SALEM, OREGON.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1919.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE NEW LINE OF
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For The Girls
In a splendid assortment of materials, styles, patterns, etc., in sizes from two
years to 16 years. There are Ginghams, Voiles, Lawns, and Organdies so
that we can supply your wants along this line in a way that will be sure
1 o Please You
There is a good range in prices as follows: -
Girl's Gingham Dresses ....... ..I........ ....$ ygJ2.49. J2.9S and $398
Girl's White Dresses range in prices from .. ..$1,98 to JJJ 5Q
We also have a good stock of
Shoes f
or Sue Girls
Our materials are always the best and our prices always the lowest
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'The lest" la all you can do when
doata comes. Call Webb & Clough Co.
Phono 120. tt
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WOMEN WANTED TO SEW FOB
THE HED CROSS EVERY AFTER
NOON, 1;30 AT THE POSTOFFK;;
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Mrs. Frank K. Brown, In charge of
the registering of returned soldiers, is
mailing out a letter to all tho school
toachorg of the county, with tho ro
quest thut it, ibo presented to bo pu
pils, and asking horn to assist in the
matter of semiring the name of all
returned soldiers in this county, Each
pupil and teacher are requested to take
pains to speak to any soldier, either
rotative or ocqunintanco, and remind
them that they are requested to call
at tho registration offico at tho court
' house, or to Bend their names to1 Mrs.
Brown.
, Economy, got your hats cleaned and
"blocked early to ovoid tho rush, at old
location, 41)5 Court St. C. B. Ellsworth,
prop. 3-ia
We Imy liberty bonds. 814 Masonic
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The "W" club of Willamette uui
Torsity, composed of students who
have won tho official letter of tho in
stitution for high detgroo work in ath
letics, recently loctcd heir officers
for tho coming season as follows: Har
old Dim'ick of Woodburn, president;
Miss Mary Findloy of this city, vco
president; Edwin Socolofsky of this
city, so(erotaryi-treasurer,- IMniiek has"
twico won his letter in football and
once each in basketball and baseball.
Miss Findloy ihag won her letter three
times in tennb. "Socolofsky, who re
cently received his dischargo from
military eervico and returnod to tho
university, has won 'his lotter in foot
ball. .
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Have you astaed that girl to reserve
next Saturday night for the Company
M dance at the armory 2-22
Baby chicks. 511 State St. Flume 400
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Following is a list of the returned
soldier hoyg of this section who havo
registered at the court house to date.
H is hoped that, tho ' number will be
largely increased during the coming
week. Tho boys from Salem are
Claud o Hteusloff, Earl Jones, Bert W.
Kook, Floyd H. Mclntirc, Louis J.
Frost, Z. IT. Chase, Edward Itatfoy,
Rmbertson 'Brooks, Harold H. Mmith,
Howard B Churchill, Hoy "vV, Mathis,
Harold W, Kolly, Neal Littler. Emmctt
A DiclNton, Theo C. Irwin, Bernardo
B. Gapuz, Floyd W. Fleetwood, Mark
M. Aspinwall, Alvin J. VanCleave,
Robert C. Story, Henry Spiess, Merrill
D. Ohliug, -P. 0. Heath. Those- from
other points are Edward F. Schroeder,
Sta.vton; Dnniel C Schirmar, Turner;
John N. Noitling, Cliffmd W. Welty,
Pratum; Ponnld iS Riches, Turner; Eu
gene H. McMalnui, Gervuig
The company bugler will sound as
sembly at 9 p. m. Saturday night at
the armory for tho big Company M
danco, "fall in" and have a good
time. 2-22
Hunt's big orchestra at the military
dnce at the armory Saturday evening
Fob. 22d. Old and young can dance to
this music. 2-22
Snperlnendent E. S. TLUinghast, of
the school for the deaf, is one of the
latest victims of tho mild cpidomic of
small pox which has selected that, in
stitution as its'fiold of operations.
Dane tonight Moose hall, 8 p. m.
Have you aslred that girl to reserve
tonight for tho Company M dance at
the armoryv .
All Around Town
COMXNQ EVENTS
Feb. 22 Company M dance
t armory.
Feb. 28. Annual Cherria'n
banquet at Hotel Marion.
Feb. 25 Patriotic League
program at opera house.
March 5 French army band
concert.
March 20 Salem Symphony
concert, opera house.
March 30. Turn clock for
ward one hour, 2 o'clock a. m.
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Don't
All Boy Scouts and Scoutmasters are
requested to report in full troop at
tendance tomorrow morning at the
Presbyterian church foT official church
services.
The three semester plan of study
eourscs, adopted by the Willamette um
varsity faculty during the war period,
has been found to be unsatisfactory
in several respects; hence the faculty,
at a recent meeting, decided to return
to the former system of two semesters
for the year
Don't change ,
Dance tonight Moose hall, 8 p. m.
The company bugler will sound as
sembly at 9 p. m. tonight at the ar
mory for the ibig Company 'M dance,
"fall in" and have a good time.
The basket ball game played last
night between the Salem high school
and the Eugene team at the latter city
proved a well played, well matched
gamo, resulting in a victory for the
Euecne nlavers on a vory narrow mar
gin, the score standing 23 to 22.
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Don 't change your
Company M, Salem's national gurd
company, will give an informal dance
tonight. Dancing at 9 p. m. Tickets $1
a couple At the armory.
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Columbia river smelts In any quan
tity. Fittg "Market. tf
In order to give them an idea as to
where the possibilities of American
citizenship might ' lead them to, the
boys from the industrial training
school were escorted by the superin
tendent and instructors through tho
two houses at the capitol building yes
terday, apparently enjoying the out
ing exceedingly
"Don't Chancre Your Husband" at
the Oregon next Friday or Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. E. TerwUliger, grad
uate morticians and funeral directors,
770 Chemeketa St. Phone 724.
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Artificial teeth, have export plate
man, w"h over 35 years experience,
at my office. Dr. D. X. Beechlcr, den
tist, 302 U. 6., Nat. Bank Mug. tf
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We luy liberty bonds. 814 Masonic
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The official list of Oregon boys who
recently' arrived in New York aboard
the Canonic, carrying what, is left of
the old Thirdl Oregon, contains the fol
lowing names of boys from this part
of the valley: Band sergeants Ira
Whito, Alvin W Miller,, aird band cor
poral Oifford L. Osborno, of Aurora:
Sergeants Win. H. Bosch and Geo.
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Like a draught of
Distilled Pnrmips"
It sets the Imagination
Aflame
As Mysterious as the
insert rrom vvnicn
it came
The story of a girl
: Who Welcomes Life
With Open Arms
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A story of Love,
Intrigue and Valor
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Of intensely Gripping,
Picturization
Taken From the Play
"L'Occident"
Williams of Forest Grove; Sergeants
Burt O. Gainor and Byron A. Carl, and
stable sergeant T. H. Gainir of Leb
anon; sergeants VTm. J. Reinhart anil
Koy S. Keene, corporals Whitney i.
Gill and Eugene L. Gill, musicians Ed
gar M. Rowland and Beryl E Birch,
and Private Fred R. Birch, all of Sa
lem; sergeant Warren S. Hicks end
Granville Alleman of Woodburn; ser
geants Ora B. McDonald, Mill City;
sergeant Arthur Bullis, of Black Rock;
musician Edward Sollner of Mt. An
gel; private heo A. Kennedy of New
berg; gergeant George E. Richards of
Woodburn.
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Dance tonight Moose halh 8 p. m.
Soul Scienca and high Mistidsm
taught by Mrs. M. E. Mackie, 343; N.
Liberty St. Class every Tuesday eve
ning 8 p. m. All welcome. Our Soul
Science Success club will start Mon
day, giving treatments free to its
members, so all who need us join now,
we treat mind and body know the
way to health and success. 343 N. Lib
erty street
Boy Scouts will attend church In a
body tomorrow morning at the Pres
byterian church. Services at 11 a m.
This will include all the troops of this
city
Dance tonight Moose hall, 8 p. m.
Hunt's big orchestra at the military
donee at the armory tonight. Old and
young can dance to this music.
One thousand rolls new and beau
tiful plain wall paper. Bnren's Furni
ture store, Com. St.
The biggest financial record of any
institution in the city is probably be
ing made just now at the sheriff's of
fice, where, tax payments are coming
in like coin at a circus ticket wagon.
It is roughly estimated that from $.'),
000 to $4000 a day havo ibeen rolling
in throughout tho past week.
Cretonne underskirts. Buren's Furn
iture store Com. St. .
Dance tonight Moose hall, 8 p. m.
"Wall paper special, good gilt wall
paper with border to match, 1U cents
per d'omblo roll. Buren's Furniture
store, 179 N. Commercial.
Owing to the fact that the legisla
ture will continue its sessions into
next week and the crowded condition
of tho Marion hotel will make it im
possible to accommodate the Chcrrian
banquet, which was to have been held
there Monday, it has been decided to
postpone that ibig event until Friday,
February 28. This to be on a much
larger and more elaborate scale than
ever before on account of the ladies
being included.
Attention Cherrians, all Cherrlans
participating in Co. M dance tonight
are requested to be in full uniform.
By order of King Bing.
Trunks and bags at lower prices. Bu
ren's Furniture Store. 179 Commercial
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Ask E. I Stiff & Son to ply record 2'5SC5KX2t5lii5f
No. 1S517 Mother Here is lour lioy. j
Prof. George Eobec, dean of the ex
tenrion department of-lhe University
of Oregon, will lecture at the auditor
ium of the ity library on the evening
of Friday 'Feb. 28. lie will speak on
"Self determination of nationali
ties." It Is never too late to be sorry
Record No. 1851S. E. L. Stiff & Son.
Varnished wall paper for kitchen
and bath. Buren's Furniture Store, 179
Commercial
The worst is yet to come Becord
No. 18516. E. L. Stiff & Son.
When a senate bill providing that
the salary of a deputy in the office '
of the county superintendent of thei
Marion county schools be increased
from $600 to $900 a year appeared in I
the house, Speaker Seymour Jones was!
so surprised that a salary bill should
como from the senate that he ex
claimed: "I don't see how Alex La
Follett let that little 'bill got by the
senate" It is a standing joke at the
state house, that when an increaso of
salary or nn appropriation appears in
the senate that LaFoliett is there with
his ever ready hatchet. . .
D. D. Socolofsky, realty dealer, re
ports the sale of the J. H. Marriam
home to C H. Fake, reeently from
Missouri.
Hop wire and all kinds
of hides. Before you
sellSee Us. Phone 398.
271 Chemeketa
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
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W. F. Browning Day Phone 663
Proprietor Freight & Express Night 1181-M
ARAB
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Office, 265 Ferry Street
, SALEM, TURNER, AUMSVILLE, STAYTON
AND SUBLIMITY
Connectingwith Highways Rapid Transit For
Portland and all way points
ROUND TRIPS DAILY
Aumsville Agent
Oregon Grain Co.
Stayton Agent
J. A. Hendershot
Willamette Valley
Transfer Company
Salem Office .
171 S. High Street
Phone 1400 '
Portland Office
230 Ash Street
Phone Broadway 454
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The angle from which you look will not
affect the clearness of your vision thru
FUNKTAL Lenses. Ask for booKlet
"The Eye and The Lens."
Hartman Bros. Co.
Jewelers & Opticians
N.W. Corner State & Liberty Streets
COillEDY
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T. N. WOODET
The Auctioneer -
Conducts purebred stock sales
of every description. Phone 510
or 511, Salem.
wantld.
I want your furniture, range,
heaters, "tc. Phone 510 or 511,
Woodry, the auctioneer, Salem
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Ours is the only line of auto freight trucks operating
between here and Portland. We also make
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prices. Order your freight routed our way. Sell
your eggs, dressed meats, poultry, etc., to us. g
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You may
need glasses
IF your eyes tire and the print blurs and becomes
dim when reading;
IF the eyes smart, ache or water, or frequently be
come inflamed.
IF the sunlight seems too strong, causing frowning
and headache.
REMEMBERAH of these troubles can be complete-
- ly relieved by wearing our correctly fitted
glasses. ' j Bi
DR. A. McCULLOCH, OPTOMETRIST
204-5 Salem Bank of Commerce Bldg.
An Income Tax Return-
Must be filed by every corporation large or small
uy marui xouu
This bank will have the necessary blanks as ;
soon as issued, ana we will be glad to render assist
ance in making out returns.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
J. H. Albert, President Jos. H. Albert, Cashier
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