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SALEM, OREGON .
TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1919
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CITY NEWS.
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which are the latest creations for Spring, and
each day brings more good ones that will
please you. Remember that we have our ex
pert buyers at the eastern markets all the time
picking out the best for our 197 busy stores.
Due to buying in such large quantities for
such a number of stores we are enabled to
sell you at prices that will surprise you. You
will find we have the latest in materials, sty
les and colors, so that we can give you what
you want.
DRESSES. ..$5.90 to $21.50
COATS ..$12.50 to $27.50
SUITS... .....$23 50 to $45.00
SKIRTS $4.98 to $9.90
Look at them. It will convince you of
, their merit.
Economize, ket your bats cleaned and
blocked early to id tk nub., at eld
location, 45 Court St. C. B. Ellsworth,
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Salem may have silent policemen If
Alderman Moore lias his way about
it They cost $4 each and it is figured
aut that about 25 would be necessary
for the city. These silent policemen are
signs placed in granite blocks set at
the intersections of streets giving definite-
instructions to autoists how to
travel and how to properly get around
street corners.
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Artificial teeth, have expert plate
man, w'.h over 35 years experience.
at my office. Dr. I). A, Beechler, den
tist, 302 TJ. B. Nat. Bank bldg. tf
We toy liberty bocas. S14 Ifaaeolc
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We buy liberty bonds. 314 Masonic
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Baby chicks. 544 State St. Phone 400
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The union revival meetings at the
United Evangelical church, Cottage
street, near Center, still continues to
grow in interest and in attendance. Dt.
C. a Poling, of Pittsburg, Pa., is
preaching every evening; song servie
at 7:30 p. m. Dr. Poling is one of the
leading men of the United Evangelic
al church and the foremost advocate
of organic union between the Evangel
ical branches. He is 'a fluent speaker,
preaching the old gospel. Everybody
welcome.
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Cttaaabia, river smelts In anv Quan
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Salem faces the possibility of paying
$1.50 more a month for its business
phones and 75 cents- a month more for
private phones and the elimination of
two party telephones. City Attorney
Macy told the city council last night
that the elcphone companies were mak
ing a desperae effort before the Pub
lic service commission to secure this'
advance rate. Another hearing will be
held. in Portland March 17.
Phone 93
MX WANTED.
FULL VALUE PAID FOB
SECOND HAND GOODS
AND JUNK.
CAPITAL EXCHANGE
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337 Court St.
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REMEMBER!
I Do Shoe Repairing
Come in and give me a
trial. That will convince
you, as it has others
that my work is satis
factory. '
N. BRUECK
163 S. Commercial
Material
WE ARE NOW SHOWING AN ADVANCED
LINE OF SPRING AND SUMMER
DRESS MATERIALS
Beach Suiting, the new material, in fancy, plaid
and stripes, for your outing or work suit.
Showing materials with tan background, with
blue, tan or rose stripes-rThis design is only one of
the many in the store.
White Poplin and Gaberdinefor that outside
skirt, makes a pretty spring suit.
SILK POPLINS IN ALL COLORS
We have in stock one of the most complete lines of
Dress Materials in the city.
"Our Prices Always The Lowest"
GALE & COMPANY ;
PHONE 1073
Commercial and Court Sts., formerly Chicago Store
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The time of year has arrived when
egg stories may bo expected. One
of the earliest is from A. J'odorwn, of
roul8 7, who tells of getting OS down
eggs from 75 hens during the ohort
month of February. Another amateur,
residing on iNorth 12th street, has lit
tle bunoh of seven hens who are pre
senting him with from 5 to 7 eggs a
day. Thoir daily rations are , pnrty
ade up with scraps from the table,
helped out with a little crnteh food
and a few sunflowor seeds. Those uro
rocords that might bo duplicated by
any number of pcoplo with proipor care.
The George Swegel farm of 105
acres located IVi milceast of the city
lias been sold for $20,000, establishing
a price of pretty closo to f'100 nn aere
for one of the finest farms in tho coun
ty. H B Hill tho purchaser, already
Willamette Valley
Transfer Company
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Salem Office
171 S. High Street
Phone 1400
Portland Of fice
230 Ash Street
Phone Broadway 454
Ours is the only line of auto freight trucks operating
Deiween nere and 1'ortland. We also make
DALLAS, MONMOUTH, INDEPENDENCE,
SILVERTON
We buy produce of all kinds and with our transpor
tation facilities we are able to pay the highest cash
prices. Order your freight routed our way. Sell
your eggs, dressed meats, poultry, etc., to us.
owns two well improved farms east of
mo city ihe sale of the Bwogol farm
was handled ly W. H. Grabenho.nc 4:
Co.
Hop wire and all kinds
f hides. Before you
sellSee Us. Phone 398.
271 Chemeketa
254 South Liberty Street-Waring & Co. Feed Barn
I Hpsesy Gowsy Fat Stocky
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THIS IS A CONSIGNMENT SALE WHICH IS OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC ALL STOCK OFFER
ED FOR SALE WILL BE SOLD ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. THE AUCTIONEER WILL
MAKE A CHARGE OF 5 PER CENT AND FURNISHES THE CLERK AND PAYS ADVERTISING
STOCK LISTED FOR SALE MUST BE REPORTED NOT LATER THAN MARCH 23TH, AS THAT IS
THE TIME SET TO HAVE SAME ADVERTISED. . '
NOW, TO MAKE THIS ONE OF THE GREATEST SALES EVER HELD IN THIS FAIR VAL
LEY IT REQUIRES THE ASSISTANCE OF EVERY ONE TO MAKE IT A SUCCESS. AS OUR PAPERS
DO NOT REACH EVERY ONE KINDLY TAKE DOWN YOUR PHONE AND TELL YOUR NEIGHBOR
THAT THE GREATEST AUCTION EVER HELD IN THE VALLEY TAKES PLACE APRIL 5TH AT
SALEM, OREGON, AND THAT EVERY FARMER AND STOCK RAISER AND SPECULATOR IS RE
QUESTED TO BRING IN SOMETHING FOR THE SALE PHONE IN YOUR LISTINGS. DON'T WAIT
FEED AND ACCOMMODATION FOR HORSES AND COWS AT $1.00 PER HEAD PER DAY, INCLUD
ING HAY AND GRAIN. SMALLER STOCK IN PROPORTION.. COWS OFFERED FOR SALE MUST
HAVE A CERTIFICATE OF HEALTH. . rmuai
Fo No WOODRY The AUCTIONEER
PHONE 510 OR 511
MORAL: BOOST FOR THE BIG AUCTION.
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