SALEM, OREGON,
MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1919.
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new. You will find that we
have a great assortment of
the latest styles in the most
popular materials and col
ors. After looking them over
you will agree that they can
not be found elsewhere at
such low prices.
sses $7.90 to $27.50
imo pa a"n rn
dolmans $24.50 ta $26.50
Suits - - - $19.50 to $45.00
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COMING EYEHTB
TONIGHT
C. C Chapman address
Commercial club.
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March 1& Charles E. Arch
erd to address Business Men's
League ait Commercial club.
March 19. Cherrian dance
at armory. -
Mareh 20- 6clem 8yiihoiy
concert, opera house.
March 30 Turn clock for
ward one hour, 2 o'clock a. m.
April 20. Easter Sunday.
Skirt --$4.98 to $12.50
Waists- 98c to $6.90
$2.69 to $4.98
House Dresses
Aprons
$125 to $1.98
You should take a look at the nice new Ladies' Neckwear we just received
39c to $1.79
IT MEANS MANY DOLLARS IN SAVINGS FOR YOU TO BUY ALL
YOUR APPAREL AT OUR STORE.
OREGON
THEATRE
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WM.S.HART
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"BREED OF MEN"
and a corking Scnnett comedy
"HIDE AND SEEK."
discharge paper. Lieut. Charles 2.
Randall arrived yesterday. His broth
er (Don Randall is still in Paris.
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Evangelistic meetings tonight, Les
lie Methodist ehurch, Dr. A. Sterling
Barner, preacher; Paul Taylor singer.
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Artificial toeth, hare expert plate
aian, with over 35 years experience,
at my office. Dr. D. X. Beechler, den
tist, 302 TJ. 8. Nat. Bank bldg. tf
The fimeral services of the late Mrs,
Ilisa Colony will Ibe held from the
first Methodist church at 2 o'clock
Tuesday, March 1,. Friendg who desire
to view the tody aro invited to come
to 4ho homo until 12 o'clock Tuesday,
as the casket will not be opened at the
church,
... Boy scouts In uniform will person
ally deliver letters to any person or
firm in the city who incorrectly dis
play the national color These letters
will inclose a copy of the rules of eti
quetto governing the display of the na
tional colors and the draping of the
flag. It ia believed that there are a
great many people in tho city who are
ot acquainted with the proper rospocts
to be paid to the flag in this regard,
hence the action toy the boy scouts. To
thoao already showing tbe proper re
spects to the flag and who correctly
display it, letturg of commendation
will be eont.
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Everyone will be welcome to attend
the oratorical .contest to be huld at
Waller hall tomorrow ovoning at 7:45,
when there will bo a tryout of tho va
rious candidates for places on the Wil
lamette university debating team.
Eevival services will be held every
evening this week at the Friends
church in Highland, lb(-.a;inniiig at 7:30
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Open (Sundays from 10 a. m,
until 8 p. m,
153 South ffiirh 61.
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ELECTRICAL WANTS
AT 879 STATE SHEET
WELCH ELECRIO OO.
PHONE 063.
Hop wire and all kinds
of hides. Before you
sell See Us. Phone 398.
1 271 Chemeketa
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CAPITAL JUNK CO.
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Willamette Valley
Transfer Company
Salem Office
171 S. High Street
Phone 1400
Portland Office
230 Ash Street
Phone Broadway 451
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Ours is the only line of auto freight trucks operating
between here and Portland. We also make
DALLAS, MONMOUTH, INDEPENDENCE, V
SILVERTON
We buy produce of all kinds and with our transpor
tation facilities we are able to pay the highest cash
prices. Order yourfreight routed our way. Sell
your eggs, dressed meats, poultry, etc., to us.
o'clock. These revival meetings will be
conducted by the pastors assisted by
Brothers Wells, Pemborton and others.
Tho Itev. 1, G. ioo and wife are past
ors of the church.
Deputy Assessors B. Shelon and
Clifford Lewis aro now giving their
time to taking tho assessment of Sa
lem property and will cotitinue in tho
good work until about May 1, Valua
tions of real estate are to be the samo
as ono year ago. For thoso ho have
a 1918 or 1919 Ford, the assessment
figure will be $100, If said Ford is
o a vintago of 1916 or 1917, it will go
on the assessor's books at $300. On ac
count of the lawpnsse d by the recent
legislature taking automobiles off of
personal taxes beginning 1920 and al
so making mortgages non-taxable, the
poo'plo of Salem will find thoir taxes a
li tt lo hihor next year. The valuation
will be reduced about $500,000 by tak
ing of the assessor ' books theso two
items. To make up this dotficioncy, the
rate, will bo a littlo higher than, this
your. While the now law provides-.that
one fourth of the license tux raised on
automobiles sliull be returned this re
turn ig made to tho county for good
roads and tho city of Salem gets none
of it.
The Commercial club has two im-
portant meetings scheduled for this
week. C. C. Chapman of the Oregon
Voter will speak tonight especially on
the organization of the SState Chamber
of Commerce. Tuesday -evening beforo
members of tho 'business men's league
Chalk's K. Arehord will give a business
talk, taking for uis subject, "Business
conditions as they are." Mr. Archcrd
recently addressed tho state meeting
of hardware merchants in Portland on
tlio general business conditions of the
state.
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Frank X Chapman, manager of the
Salem Commercial club has tendered
.his resignation to take effect as coon
as his successor is elected. The resig
nation is lated Feb. 10. Although the
diroetors of the Commercial club have
been considering several applicants, it
is understood that ae yet no definite
decision has been made. Mr. Chapman
was elected manager of the Commercial
club Aug. 1, 1918, succeeding tbe Rev.
H. H. Gill, who went into the servi
The resignation of Mr. Chapman is due
to tho fact that ho has other business
requiring his attention.
Danoe at Macleay Saturday night.
Big turkef supper nd good time for
everybody. "15
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Phone 77 Oregon Taxi and Transfer
Co. for quick service. tf
The funeral services for Ernest Ben
nett who died March 6 at the Brooklyn
navy hospital, were held this afternoon
from the chapel of Webb & Clough
and were conducted by the Rev. Ja
cob Stocker. Burial wnB in the Lee
Mission cemetery. At the time of his
death he was 19 years old. Death was
due to bronchial pneumonia following
na attack of the influenza. He had
oecn in the navy only one mouth and
i Anirm en1iatiur from Portland. Be
sides his father, he is survived by
three .brothers William Bennett, Gay
lord, Mich, Bjobert Bennett, Falls
City, Or., and Edmund Bennett now
with ha AmfrirMtn force overseas. Al
so by five sisters, Minnie Howard,
Bosie (Sty, Mich; Violet uowarn, w
t.it mIl Win rinHuen. Falls City.
Or; I'hebe Mills, Falls City, Or., and
Susie mil or saiem.
T nrill Bnli the 8 room house at 1406
Court St. for $3500. Se me at once,
$1500 will handlo it. U. w. miiar, uu
408 Hubbard bldg tf
Dance Sat. night Mar. 15 at Querrys
hall 4 milos south. Good orchestra, new
hall. Lunch 11:30. Auto service out
from O. B. Bound trip fare 50e. 8-15
The month of March so far is doing
pretty well in its rainfall record. With
the month about half over, the precip
itation so far has been 3.34 inches. But
this isn't so much compared to March
of 1916 when the total rainfall for the
month was 10.06 inches. During tho
month for 1917 the rainfall wac 3.61
inches and for March of ono year ago
it was 3.51 inches. Hence while it has
been a trifle damp this month, there is
not much chance of beating the 1916
record. The prediction for this week is
rain and low temperature.
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Notice Dr. Hartley's office will re
main open. 407 Court St. Phone 114.
3-15
WantedFat hogs and cattle. Will
ship this week. C. W. Emnictt. Phone
1425M. 3-20
The regular monthly meeting of the
Baptist Brotherhood will be held at
First Baptist church Tuesday evening
March ISth. A dinner will bo served
at 6.30 and Dt. W. T. Milliken of
Oregon City will speak on the "Two
Americas Facing the Future." It is
expected that some short talks on
" Experiences in the Trenches" will be
made' by returned soldiers who will be
present.
j Mew, Silks j
and Dress Goods
Allbright Taxi Co. Phone 628.
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The Salem public broke the record
last week in attending the play "Of
ficer $666 put on by- the Elks lodge.
The total receipts for the three nights
amounted to about $1800. The expenses
ran about $500. As there is a govern
ment tax of 10 per cent which each
purchaser of a tickot paid, there will
be remitted to tho internal revenue col
lector $171. The net procoeds of the
show will be used by the Elks in put
ting on their annual big home coming
next month. As this event was post
poned last April due to war conditions,
the committee in charge this year prom
ises to make up for lost time. Besides
an elaborate banquet it is probable
that an attraction from the Orpheum
circuit will be brought to Salem for
the evening's entertainment of Elks.
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"The best" is all you can do when
death eoinos. Call Webb & Clough Co.
Phone 120. tf
"The funeral beautiful." Webb &
Clough Co. tf
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Wo buy liberty bonds. 311 Masonic
bldg. tf
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My new office is 328 Hubbard bldgj
New phone 1009. I do a general insur
ance business. I write surety bonds,
imd loan money on the easy pay't plan
Own your own home, and stop throw
ing your money away for rent. Bee me
today, H. E. Bolinger. tf
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Following the address of C. C. Chap
man at tho Commercial club this evo
ning, a buffot luncheon will be served,
about 9:30 o'clock. The meeting is
scheduled to begin at 8 o'clock
Isadore Greenbaum and B. W. Macy,
city attorney, were in Portland today
to attend .the hearing of the Pacific
Telephono and Telegraph company be
fore the publie service commission, for
an increaso of rates of telephone ser
vice. They will protest against the pro
posed raise in rates. The matter was
up three weeks ago all testimony was
not offered as the commission was
obliged to attend to other business. It
is thought that the commission will
For Spring and Summer. Our stock of Silks and
dress goods for Spring and Summer is most com
plete. New wash materials and dress goods of all
kinds arriving every day. Taffetas, Satins, Georg
ette Crepe, Crepe de Chines, Silk Poplins and
hundreds of other items. Our. buying direct from
the manufacturers assures you fresh new goods. A
very important thing in buying silks.
"Our Prices Always The Lowest"
GALE & COMPANY I
PHONE 1072
Commercial and Court Sts., formerly Chicago Store
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Highest marfeet prices fM 'oc
dressed hogs, beef nnd veal. Independ
ent Market, phone 104. 3-15
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3 enclosed taxis. Phone 623.
Lieutenant Louis Compton, who has
been in tho city a few days went to
Portland this morning. He is on a 15
days furlough. . 1
Dr. Mot offices moved to Bank of
Commerce bldg, rooms 407,408. tf
Bby chicks, 544 State St. today rf
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Quick txi service-. Phone 628.
The boys of Company M who have
received their discharge at vamp
is are coming home two and three at a
time. For this reason no opportunity
was given for a formal reception, es
pecially as several of the boys arrived
at 3 o'clock Sunday morning. Hence
late Saturday evening it was decided
to make no effort to give the y.a
reception, but to just wait or the big
home coming affair which is in the
hands of the War Mothers. One of tha
company M'boys suid that 36 of tuo
m- .,.o .totinnrrl at Nevcrs, France,
nnd that 12 were in Paris. Ho was of
tho opinion that within a few days all
Company M bovs who are to arrive at
Camp 'licwis, will have recoiveu mou
TCR.IO
Don'f tell
Your Age-
Gray hairs are no sign of old age, but tired
eyes make vou look older than you are
CORRECTLY FITTED GLASSES
Will take away that tired look. Let us
relieve you of eyestrain.
DR. A. KcCULLOCH OPTOMETRIST
204-5 Salem Bank of Commerce Bldg.
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Prosperous Man!
How do you pick a prosperous reanf
Don't you judge him by the clothes
and by the little things in the way of
personal equipment t If he wears a
brassy looking watch chain, do you
believe he is really prosperous? If his
timepiece and its attachments look as
if they came from a fivo-and-ten store
or a third rate pawn shop, do you think
of him as a money maker t
Do you think a prosperous or a suc
cessful business man is going to wear
a piker timepiece?
Get a good watch and chain, and
show a proper pride in wearing them.
People will see them and think the bet
ter of you. They will bring up your
own solf-respect and encourage the de
velopment of characteristics that will
help.
To be prosperous, look prosperous!
To look prosperous, dress the part.
A prosperous looking watch and chain
need not cost a lot of money; say from
$18 up.
HARTKAN BROS. CO.
Jewelers and Opticians
N.W Cor. State and Liberty -Streets
make known its decision in tho matter
some time this month. The raiso asked
for is a radical increase over present
phone rates.
The banquet and reception planned
"for tonight by Hal Hibbard camp No.
5, Spanish War veterans and tho la
dies' auxiliary, has been postponed al
though tho regular meeting of the
camp and auxiliary will bo held as us
ual this evening. My ordor 01 verl Li.
Masten, commander.
Lost Sunday afternoon on Capitol
St., lady's grey suedo kid glovo. Please
return to Journal ofneo. "' 3-22
The Oregon will have its Organ Open
ing on Thursday nifcht of this week.
Mr. Raymond Ballard of San Francis
co will be organist. First show at 7 p.
m. second at 9 p. m. and at regular
prices. 20 cents for adult3. 3-18
. y 1 1 1, Spscial meeting of Do
sSSSI'tZ Molay 1'ommandry No.
5K.tS 5, K. T., this evening.
' Work in tho H. C. de
gree. Visiting Sir Knights welcome.
Columbia river smelts in any quan
tity. Fitts Market. tf
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Simon A Simonson, reported to have
lost- his. life in Franco last fall, has
rotnrned to his home in Bend.
EXTRA! EXTRA!
"The Wonder Horse'
Shining
His
Partner's
Shoes
A Show
Full of
Clean
Wholesome
TUN
Sparkling
With
Real
Western
Cowboy
Wit
and '
Equine
Humor
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The World's Cleverest Trained Horse
3 DAYS STARTING TOMORROW
BLIGH THEATRE
Watch for the Big Show Next Sunday
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SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
CONCERT
Thursday, March 20
OPERA HOUSE
Soloist,
Mrs. Jane Burns Albert
- - TICKETS, $1.00, 75c AND 50c
TICKETS ON SALE WEDNESDAY MORNINGAT OPERA HOUSE
PHARMACY
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