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FROM TUESDAY'S JOURNAL
SALEM, OREGON,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1919.
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avings lor men anaooys on
ClotMng,Shoes,Furnishings
Catering to men's and boys' supplies is one of the most important depart
ments of our 197 Busy Stores. Those who look to us for their needs are not
only sure of getting outfitted in the very newest styles, but are also sure or"
a substantial saving of many dollars.
Men's all leather work shoes $2-98
Men's elk bals, tan, black $2.98
Men's all-leather, bike shoes....J3J25
Better grades $3.98, $150. $4.98,
and - $5.50
Men's gun metal dress sheos....$398
Better Grades $4.98, $5.B0- $6.50
and $6.90
Boy's Dress Shoes $1.98, $2.49 $2.98
$325
Men's, Boys, khaki pants $1.25, $2.59
Men's Heavy corduroy pants .-$3.98
Men's, Boys work pants $225
Men's, Boys negligee shrits 98c
Men's chambray work shirts 98c
Boys' chambray shirts J9c
Men's seamless work sox 20c
PERSONAL
W. H. Downing and wife tame in
from Shaw today for a Drief visit, reg
istering at the Bligh hotel.
Mrs. M: . Shiltg of Falls City was
amorfg the recent arrivals in Salem.
Among the recent guests at the Biigh
hotel were Mr. nd Mrs W E Welch of
Minneapolis and Dr. W. Hylander of
Tacoma.
Otto Zimmerman of Mehama is in
the city today on a business errand,
stopping at the Capital hotel.
Robertson Brooks left yesterday for
Pendleton where he will be associated
with B. H. Coppock in road construe
tion work. He will foe away from Sa
lem about seven months.
Mrs. Jeff Campbell left this morn
ing for Seattle and Taooma and ex
pects to be away several weeks. At
Seattle she will meet her brother who
has just returned from France. '
H J. Meiring, generally known as
"Bunny" Mciring, has accepted a po
sition with Meier & Frank of Portland
in their shoe department.
W M. Hamilton is in Portland to
day on company business. .
CANVAS
GLOVES
10c
PAIR
MEN'S SPRING SUITS
Our exceptional buying power and the quan
tities we use enables us to save you anywhere
from $5 to $10 on your new spring suit. See them
$16.50 $19.75 $22.50 $24.75
MEN'S
COLLARS
20c
EACH
98c
Boys and girl's play suits....
Blue, red bandana handker- .
chiefs -" 3 for 25c
White Cotton handkerchiefs
.3 for 25c
Boys' knickerbocker pants 98c
Boys corduroy pants $1.39- $1.69
$1.98
Boys' heavy blue serge pants $1.49
Blouse waists, fancy stripes (J9c
Men's and boys' garters 25c
Men's and boys' leather belts 49c
Men's heavy leather gloves ---$1.25
Heavy canvas gloves leather
face... 33c
Heavy loganberry special x
gauntlet:...... .. $1.49
Other grades in best horse
hides .. .. $1.98, $2.25
Men's dress shirts, fancy
patterns.............;... $1.49
BOYS' HEAVY BIB OVERALLS
Made of heavy denim,
double seat, and knees,
Riveted with copper.
MEN'S HEAVY BIB OVERALLS
Big Three brand. One of
the most famous in the U.
S. Triple stitched.
"A NATION WIDE INSTITUTION"
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SdHXZ 'A the Salem hospital ,
March 11, 1919, Edward Schulz, at,
the age f 26 years. )
Besides his wife he is survived by i
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leopold I
Schulz, who live five miles east of Sa-1
lem, and a sister, Mrs. Minnie Heinko ,
and a brother, Arthur Schulz.
The funoral services will be held Sat-1
urday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock f rom
the Lutheran church on the Asylum
avenue an.l will be conducted by the .
Reverend Gross. Burial will be in the
City View cemetery.
Born
WHEN IN SALEM, OREGON
Stop at
BLIGH HOTEL
"A Home Away from Home."
Strictly Modern 1 per Day
100 Booms of Solid Coffort
Only Hotel in Business District
Tfte tt,y liberty bonds. 814 Masonic
tldg. , tf
Economize, get your hats cleaned and
blocked early to avoid tho rush, at old
locution. 4!)S f!inii-t Kt f! TI. V.llawnrlli
prop. . Zl'i
Get your milk) at the People's Mar
ket, loo N. Liberty. 3-13
Willamette Valley
Transfer Company
Salem Office
171 S. High Street
Phone 1400
Portland Office
230 Ash Street
Phone Broadway 454
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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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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.
H. N. Beck of Hubbard, lost from
his automobile a complete, extra wheel,
3-1x4 in caso, while driving between Mt.
Anigol and Silverton Saturday night.
Finder please notify H. N. Beck, Hub
bard. 3-12
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Hop wire and all lflnds
of hides. Before you
sell See Us. Phone 398.
271 Chemeketa
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
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BENNETT To Mr,nd Mrs. Fred N.
Bonnott, Salem, route 7, Tuesday
March 11, 1919, a son. , ,
Ho has been named Earl Leroy
Mrs. Russel Catlin Urges
Contmued Work la Red Cross
Mrs. KusscM Catlin who 1 in Seat
tle attending a meeting of Bed Cross
workers, and who , is at the head of
tho knitting department of Willamette
chapter, writea as. follows from Seattle
"After meeting and talking with
those who have given much thought
and all of their time to Bed (Jross work
and hearing them -explain the dire
need for our befit efforts along the line
of refugee knitting, we wish to urge
everyone who can to come and help
with out knitting allotment
"Undor tho present arrangement 75
per cent of afal materials, yarn mcluu-
ed, are to bo shipped abroad knititmg
factonos here in the United (States are
helping to their full capacities, but
M,WJ children in Siberia alone are
orphans without clothing. Since it is
planned to have the present allotment
fully completed by June 1st, end in all
probability there will bo no further de
mand on the time of the knitters, we
feel that certain of those who have
worked so faithfully in the .past will
respond generously to our call for help,
and make a special effort to fill our
final quota of knitted garments. -
"Knitting headquarters are open
Tuesdays and Fridays from 1 to 5 at
tho ipost office building."
Ship Munitions To Mexico
For Carranza Government
El Paso, Texas, March 12, The first
munitions shipment in years for the
Carranza government through this cus
toms office 100,000 riflo catridges
was exported lute yesterday under lic
ense from Washington, it was learned
here today. General Jesus Castro, com
manding Mexican federal troops in
Chihuahua state, was scheduled to leave
Juarez today undor heavy guard for
Chihauhua City. VMianists are report
ed 100 miles south of the border pre
pared to attack Castro's train. But
the rebel leader has at least a rogimcnt
of troops, armored cars and machine
guns to defend his movements toward
his headquarters.
LITTER DELAYED.
New Spring
Suits and Coats
STYLES that depart from time worn lines
and form an ensemble entirely new, more en
gaging, more youthful," more becoming to
those who are youthful and to those who wish
to look youthful.
PRICE that has been shaken quite free from
a war time influence and that pays for noth
ing but skill, materials and the moderate cost,
the conversion of its garment to your possession.
Gabardines, Poiret
twills and finely wov
en serge suits featur
ing belted and box
coat models heighten
ed in style by cleverly
tailored in vestees of
contrasting colors.
PRICED-
Tricotine and Poiret
twill suits, that dip
deep into the enclos
ure of exclusiveness
and sparkle with style,
and charm of tricol-
ette and fancy silk
vests.
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Coats $11.50 to $40.00
Suits $11.90 to $37.50
Our display of coats unsurpassed. Such a
varied and large selection comes as a surprise
to most people at this early season but we find
many like to buy early when the showing ex
presses so much newness.
OUR PRICE IS ALWAYS THE LOWEST
GALE & CO.
Com'l and CourtFormerly Chicago Store
New York, March 12. Many trans
Atlantic liners were held at their piers
today as a rcs.ilt of inability to get
coal because of tho harbor strike. Cun
ard, White Star, Bed Star and French
line vessels postponed sailings Until
adequate supplies of coal can be receiv
ed. Fire at Seattle Saturday destroyed
the home of John Oliver, a cripple,
aged 75. Mrs. Oliver smashed win
dow, bundled her husband in a blan-,
kot, and dropped him to the ground.
Collision Of Street Car
And Auto May Be Fatal
Portland, Ors., March 12. Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey L. Ganoe arj not expected
to live today. They were probably
fatally injured last night when the
automobile in which they were riding
was struck by a streetcar.
Motorman H. E. Walker claims the
automobile skidded in front of his car. i
The auto, after being struck, continued
for half a block, richoeted off another
streetcar and stopped on the sidewalk.
Ganoe, aged 57, is a well known attorney,
nient officials. The undcr-sceTetary
agreed to communicate the protest to
the British government.
The dispatch docs not indicate what
"action'' of tho Belfast prison author
ities was under protest.
A twodays' course in dairy hus
'bnndry will be held at Cottage liove
March 21 and 22 under the auspices of
Oregon Agricultural college.
Charles D. Latouretto, prominent
Oregon City attorney, has presented to
Oregon City 10 drinking fountains.
Sma Feiners Protest Against
Action Of Prison Authorities
Dublin, Mar. 12 At a meeting of
the Dublin corporation last night, Sinn
Fein members of parliament protested
against the action of prison authorities
at the Bolfast jail.
The corporation, headed by the lord
mayor, proceeded to Dublin castle,
where they protested to the govern-
Time for filink Income Tax
Returns Is Not Extended
Except to corporations which file from 1031 T, and
to Individuals who file form 1040 T on or before
March 15, accompanied by a remittance of one
fourth of the estimated tax.
We have these forms.
Our Income Tax Department is at your service.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
J. H. Albert, President. Jos. H. Albert, Cashier
Home, Piano and Furniture
Seekers AUCTION SALE,
FRIDA Y, MARCH 14TH
10:30 a. m.
240 North Cottage Street
i EVERYTHING OFFERED IN THIS SALE IS STRICTLY HIGH CLASS i
"UUNTMISSIT"
Mrs. Jas. Wilson, Owner.
240 N. Cottage St. Phone 330.
F. N. WOODRY, The Auctioneer,
Phone 510 or 511 l
NOTE:WOODRY SELLS EVERYTHING ON COMMISSION, OR WILL
BUY YOU OUTRIGHT FOR CASH.
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