PAGE EIGHT
Che Doili) Journal
SALEM, OREGON.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1919.
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ANNOUNCING
that the
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nney Co.
have now received a nice new line of
Women's
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TONIGHT
Mare 5 French army band
concert.
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OOMTNQ EVEHTS
March 9 Christian Science
lecture opera house, 3 p. m.
March 9 Mij year graduat
Hi exorcises at high school
auditorium.
March 12-1S "Officer 666"
at the opera house. Elks bene
fit March 11 E. W. Montague
address before Six O'clock
lub, M. E. church.
March 20 alem Symphony
concert, opera house.
March 30. Torn clock for
ward one hour, 2 o'clock , m.
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
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Look at them. It will convince you of
their merit.
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NOW
OREGON
THEATRE
DOROTHY D ALTON
in
"QUICKSAND"
Gets oven with cooties Charlie Chap
lin in "Shoulder Arms at the lib
erty today.
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Schrank's store will close tomorrow
between the hours of 1:30 p. m. and
3:30 p. m. in reverence for our be
reaved governor.
Oehsabia river smelts in any quan
tity. Fitte Market. tf
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Baby chicks. 544 State St. today.
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Ladieg of the Presbyterian church
will serve a six o clock supper Thurs
day March 6 at the church parlors.
ruonc is eoraiauy invited.
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Oregon Taxi and Transfer Co. will
run auto trueks to Cbemawa danee Fri
day night, leaving Masonic Temple at
8:1 5p. m. 3.7
Dance, Sat Mar. 8 4 miles south at
Query's hall at Liveeley station. M. B.
A. Orchestra and management. Come.
A good time assured, liuncn 11:30. The
first dance in the new hall. 3-7
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Dance M. B. A. hall near Chemawa
Friday March 7. 3.5
Mrs. C. P. Bishop, who has been ill
for the past week with pnei.monia. is
reported today to te recovering and
entirely out of danger.
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Charlie Chaplin today in his biggest
First time here, at Ye Liberty today,
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Schrunb's store will close tomorrow
between the hours of 1:30 p. m. and
3:30 p. m. in reverence for our be
reaved governor.
Studebaker owners, as well as many
owners of other cars, will be interested
to know that Tom Watts has opened a
repair shop on 6. Liberty, next to
Ponies implement house. His shop will
be well equipped with all machinery
necessary for efficient and economical
service, and this eombined with his
undoubted skill as a first class atuo
mechanic will insure full satisfaction
to his customers. A call will be appre
ciated. 3-5
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For a continuous off and on taialall, abundance of rain, the peaceful Wil
the rwefd 1, now being broken, as lamotte has been breaking some rce-MOTe-
hag been a precipitation every- ords for continuous high water. Begin
flay for the past 31) days. Tho total ning with 1.8 feet above the low water
rainfall for the JO days ha, been iMWImnrk on .Ian. 1, it rose to 20.3 feet on
inehes and yet tho weather author!- Jan. 24. Then dropped to 4 foot above
tie tell ii, that we ar- a little portion Feb. 4. Rut with the early rYbni
tor the winter rainfall. And with thelarv rains, the water rose to U.8 feet
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Willamette Valley
Transfer Company
Salem Office
171 S. High Street
Phone 1400
Portland Office
230 Ash Street
Phone Broadway 454
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n vve ouy proauce ot all kinds and with our transnor-
h tation facilities we are able to pay the highest cash
If Prices Order your freight routed our way. Sell
your eggs, dressed meats, poultry, etc., to us.
Ours is the only line of auto freight trucks operating
between here and Portland. We also make
DALLAS, MONMOUTH, INDEPENDENCE,
SILVERTON -
Feb 11 and dropped to 6 feet above
on tho 23d. But the continuous rains
again brought an enormous volume of
water past Snlem until yesterday the
gunge read 15 3 feet above. Today tho
water is gradually falling.
We boy liberty bonds. 314 Masonic
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ui uue oui passed oy ine legisla
ture had been vetoed by the late Gov
ernor Withyconibel This is what is
known as the famous Kogue river bill,
which has been before the public and
legislature ever since 1913. The Ma
cleay canning interests own about nine
"Shoulder Arms" today, yon have
never really goen a Chaplin picture un
til you see this at Ye Liberty today.
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Lieutenant Carl Gabrielson who is In
the service in Siberia near Vladivostok
writes that ho hopes to secure his dis
charge along with. the other officers
who have been in the service in Siboria
and return to the United States within
a month or so. It is understood that
many of the officers who have been
stationed in Siberia will be relieved by
officers from the regular army.
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Confetti dance at Hursts ball Thm.
(lay evening. Admission 15c. Knights
and Ladies of Security.
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Wanted Xat hogs cattle and calves
and stock cattle; will ship this week
and fmy the highest market price. V.
W. Enimett. Phone 1425M. 3-6
Notice investors, a few choice lots
m Bend. Ore., as low as $73.15. Easv
terms. 66 care Journal 3-6
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Dance M. B. A. hall near Chemawa
Friday March 7. 3-5
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The baby which was left in the base
ment of the Salem public hbrarv last
Thursday is reported to be getting
along all right at the Willamette san
atorium. Although there has been a
number of applications to ndoot the
baby from people who. could give it
good homes, no official action has been
taken as vet To make the adoDtdon
legal, it would have to be done thrn
the county court.
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"The best" i. all you can do when
dth comes. Call Webb & Cloush Co. i
Phone 120 tf '
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Economize, ket your hats cleaned and 1
blacked early to aveid tho rush, at eld i
location, 495 Court St. C. B. Ellsworth, j
prsp. 31a :
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Secretary Elchter, who recently as-!
sumed his duties at the Y. II. C. A., is
planning to put new life into the or-i
gamzation, and will leave nothing nn
done to mak the building a center of
interest to the younger clement. The
ladies gymnasium and swimming class
es, which have been susjiended during
the winter on account of the influenza,
have been resumed undor the super
vision of B. L. Mathews, physical di
rector of Willamette university. These
classes have been very popular in the
past.
Artificial teeth, have expert plate
moo, w'-h over 35 years experience,
at mv office Dr. D. X. Becchler, den
tist, 302 U. 8. Nat Bank bldg. tf
We ley liberty bonds. 311 Masonic
Mdg. tf
Dr. M. C. Findley recently received
word of tho death of his father, David
rmM Sprmg
r7Wmr Dress
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 This design is only one of
the many in the store.
White Poplin and Gaberdine for 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 107J
Commercial and Court Sts., formerly Chicago Store
Findley, who passed away at his home
in Hill City, Kansas, at the age of
about 90 years. He was tho father of
twelve children, two of whom are resi
dents of Oregon, Mrs. Sherman
Loughridgie of Grants Pass, and Dr. j
Findley of this-city. He wa3 a staunch
Christian man, a veteran of the Civil
war, and was one of the victims of
Andersonville prison, where he spent
nine months.
The Elkg announce one of their
dances at the Elk9 lodge for the eve
ning of Friday, March 14. This dance
will be for Elks only and their ladies.
Arrangements are being made for a
five piece orchestra and a singer.
OREGON TAXI AND
TRANSFER CO.
Have added. one 2-ton G. M. C. truck
to their equipment and are now able
to handle anything that comes along.
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Fl'LL VALFE PAID FOR
SECOXD HAND GOODS
AND JUNK.
Phone 493 337 Court St.
CAPITAL EXCHANGE
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The Women's Missionary society of
the First Christian church will meet
at the home of Mrs. Ed Townsend,
470 South Winter street Friday after
noon. The lesson will be conducted by
Mrs. Thomas before the social hour..
Ou account of the band concert this
eivcmivx in tho armory ituo regular
Wednesday evening prayer meeting of
tho First Christian church bus been
postponed until ThursiVny evening and
the choir rchisarsal until Friday eve
ning. o
Dr. Mott offices moved to Bank of
Commerce bblg, rooms 407,408. tf
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!ovs, Hogs, House
hold and Furniture
L.M.HUM ?
care of
Yick So Teal
Chinese Medietas as! Tea C
Has medicine which will nrt
any known, disease.
f?n Sundays from II a, Si.
nnttl 8 p. m.
153 South High St
Salem, Oregoa. Pkoaa 3S3
March 15th is the last day
to file income tax returns
Our Income Tax Department will be glad to assist
all who need help in preparing their returns.
We have for free distribution all the blanks so far
issued v
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
J. II. Albert, President. Jos. H. Albert, Cashier
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At 1 P. M. SHARP
1 block east of Salem Heights school at end of south Commercial car line
CONSISTING OF
f-i 1 extra good Jersey cow, 4 years old, to freshen in September, test 5.5:
.3 1 Jersey heifer rising 2 years old; 1 Jersey heifer, 8 months old, a
J 1 beauty; 1 Poland China gilt, 5 months old. weight 165 pounds; 1 Duroc
i Jersey gilt, 5 months old, weight 130 pounds; 14 pure bred White Log-
j norn flens, extra good; 1 hive bees; 1 s;eel bean plow, 8 inch; 1 sec-f-V
tion spike tooth harrow; 1 Iron Age hand cultivator complete; 1 feed
cutter; 1 hand spray pump.
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ip'i FTJENirURE fcxf
El Irving mahogany piano and stool; 1 combination desk and book Lf
A case; 1 oak roll top desk, large size; 1 square extension table, solid fe'l
r' P5' 6 ft"' fi t'iDer8; 1 cupboard 1 kitchen cabinet; 1 small heater 1 nied- Ef
t-iicine chest; 1 chiffoneer 1 dresser; 2 rockers; 5 dozen fruit jars; 1 1 1
'3 ice cream freezer; 1 bed stea'd; 1 folding bed complete; 1 extra eood i
bicycle, the best made, extra eaninmeiit. like new.
j El TEEMS CASH
I h C. W. Roberts Owner. F. N. Woodry, Auctioneer,
jSJ PHONE 610 OB I
I S I WOODET CONDUCTS SALES ANYWHERE, OB WELL BUT YOU OUT
TOB CASH.
The CAST
George C. L. Snyder, Miss Olga Gruv, T
I Osear B. Ginirrieh. Miss rloninun Curt. T
Wright, James Mott, Mrs. Walter T
fipaulding, Ben W. Olcott. CsrI Hinges,
E. Cooke Patton, Bunny Meiring, A. I
h Fraser, Dan Longcuberg, Mayor C,
K. A! bin.
The Elks Announce Their Annual Play for 1919
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Hop wire and all kinds I
M of hides. Before you i
h sell See Us. Phone 398. I
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to i 271 Chemeketa
511 IS II
J CAPITAL JUNK CO. I
MayorCoEoAS
Officer 666"
Grand Theatre, Wednesday-Thursday, March 12-13. See Page 5 Today' Journal
f The 1919 Elks play "Officer 6(56" will
J be produced under the direction of
T James Mott, who staged the 1918 Elks
I play, "'The Man Froinome" and
I the.1917 Elks play 'Gct-Rich-Quick-I
Wallingford."
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