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PAGE TEN SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 191?. (Die Dailar.ld Uounial t! You Can Always Depend Upon THE J. C PENNEY COMPANY 1 All Around Town! Giving you the best of merchandise at a great saving to you. We can much better by you in do cojctxo events - April 20. Euter SaaJay. May J Oelebretioa it Clam- poej, 7thh anniversary. May S Last day no wale to regitr for special election May 2 3 Junior k ead, Wuiametle naiverity. Miy 19-23 X. a 0. F. Grand Lod,:e sewsione. June 3 Speeial s'ate elee- Don. , 6 i I j P-- ; r f I z : i I 1 . Bee tea Diamond I track demon stra'ed by Chas. Livesiey t '216 State : trcet. " 4.5 To see our shoes, and note the prices on them will convince any one of the great values we give on this important articb of wear C. B. i (3SagS3SSraCaSS3q ian. ha. Ladd Bash bank bid: LADIES GREY KID LADIES BROWN KID Shoe, all leather, Goodyear welt sole, hoe all Jeather, Goodyear welt sole, French heel, imitation tip, lace. The f?nc.h heel lace imitatlon ng tip. shoe so many have been looking for Thls 1S one of the sPnng's favorites mso !M? Dr. Sommers Health Shoe. One of the Ladies English walking ( shoe. Gun most serviceable and comfortable metal or kid, low heel, imitation tip. shoes you can get. Low rubber heel, Good ones at . Belting Leather sole $3.93 OREGON THEATmE NOW O'Neill ptometrist-cpti- nuEM Bit iTSctii e over . Off rre hours I to 5 p. m. Sundays bv appointment. Phone 6-o. " 31' DOROTHY GISH IK "BOOTS" COMEDY PATHE Phone 77 Oregon Tixl and Transfer Co. for qaiek aerriee. tf I will Sell the I room hons at ima onrt M la yesterday ad for the Peoples Cash Store rea ling l j pound; of soar for H should have real 10 pounds fur ' Mi" Larsen. who purchased the mil- jinery department at 1'. E. Fullertons. is now makr.g a s-ial showing of tailored and dress hats for lister, j The Salvation toy headquarters has moved into the Commons Mission hall on Mate street, diagonally- oppo site its present headquarters. Services ; ', tne wees enj are to ne held a.' follows: tur.iay evening at 8 p. m. ' for a general Public nie.-tin:f. Sun, lav i for t3r,H0 See me at once mornin- at 11 o'.-lo k holmes, serv-1 ini ; n u- 1 . - 'ies: San duv selum! nt 3 n'el..k 1 f I50 will handle it. G 1 400 Hubbard bldg t Lifiar. 403- tl WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE STOCK OF WOMEN'S, GIRLS' White Shoes IN LEATHER AND CANVAS IN PUMPS. MARY JANE'S AND HIGH SHOES. THE PRICES WILL BE SURE TO SATISFY YOU. J. C PENNEY COMPANY MEN'S BLUE STRIPE OVERALLS HEAVY GOODS JJ 49 MEN'S WORK SHIRTS, GRAY, KHAKI jg IT WILL ALWAYS PAY YOU TO TRADE WITH A RELIABLE FIRM---OUR PRICES THE SAME EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR j The remainder of the Stockton dry ' god, N.ik which was moved to a ; store rom on North Commercial street ; was re -entlv gold to Mr. Goldblatt, ; who will remove the atoek to I'ortlaiid. Columbia river amelts In any quan tity, ritti Market. tf Wo buy liberty bonds. 31 Masonic ! Dr. J. 0. MitthU, 409-410 Bui of ! Commerce bldx. Office phone 573, rca- ident j j lioue 5L6. 4 20 'cs: Van lay schwl at 2 o'clock Sun-! iar afternoon antl at 3 o'clock, unit-I ed nii.-sion meeting, to be couclucte.l br the Rev. Walls. San.hy evening there will be the i;..al s. rv: under the di rection of Caj tain ml Mrs. Hunter, j In yestarrjy's ad for the Peoples Ci:sh Store re(idi- A'-l;i pounds of sujiar for 1 should have read 1 pounds for' Cleveland motorcycle. 1918, ca.h or lif.er'v bonds. Smith, hotel. ' $120, : Argo i An annual dividend of 6 per cent has been neeived by stockholders in the i federal loan bank of Hj.okane. Th money has been remitted to th.no of I'oik and Marion comity who had sub scribed to the stock whoa 'taking out a lean. The government requires that a party ho received money on the Kovert.m. nt 's farm loan o!an. must sub ZlrlT Sos the DtooEd T truck demon- . " strated ,v 1 Summer Khool at the Capital Kor-i "', now in session. Normal, civil service, bookkeednjf. tvpewriting and stnograhy, Gr,gg i I'itmar. eiawes ' arc formed. If interested, call on us at eorner of 13th ai.d Wilbur streets. : J. J . lra;. 4.5 Artificial teeth, have expert plats iaa, win over i,i years ciperience, ! ( my on:ce. Jir. 1). A. Beerhlor d-n-i tist, 302 V. S. Nat. Bank bldg. tf 7 ? rr s I I in inrfu 1 it 1 Incorporated Oospl meetings are continuing at WhUo strawberries art In the mar- t,18rth 1 rFri;""U,fh"r' h 'th, k.t. ju.t at present thev c a little vid.-iice of mtenut and promise of , . ' results. Last niifht a mot eieellent ! '"Kh fl" U'i''r distribution 111 essiilto was pn-eiited by Hcv. Slock- Ith' ''"-r- Tl" r',aJ Pri,'fl wnil!'l l r, of Hie Kvangelieal chur li, on thc''''",', ""lav ,h,'n tl,B ,,err.v ubj.ct of the Atonement. It is expect f"ra Los Angeles ouiil not d 1hat the (c-ries will be continued ' a very good qualitv. It 1, thought Beit ,thnt with a few narm dav in the .oilh prices will reach s level that Sioikane. returned to Salem this morn Buslnesn was booming tb.!s morning ! w ' " l"""1 tlu' Kr,"',,r to handle thcur'nit. n portiiii! a very iutereetini and t th ta collecting office of sheriff!' "'' c,'nU NeedUai. The long line mipjested aj People are really Interested In sug- ronh at a moving picture show, onlv .gest:ng a proiier iiiune bv whi.h the 'bill, imividini; for'a department of ed those ulandiiig around failed to have f.ne prunes of the Willa tie valley ; ttcation in the president 's cabinet and a very joyous expression 011 their faces may be properly advertised, the name I an appropriation of Iimi.ikmi.iihO. ' This Today Was the last call 'or the pay- : to miKcit aimut half a d..'en coiupli- matter was strm.ly fr. .iited in the mnt of th fi'st half of tax. s for the 1 metifary idnn on the Oregon prune, j convention, but s. Mtiu.. i.t aceiuvd to year. Moymning with Monday those ; Those received yesterday at the 4.'om-jhe very much divided. ho h8v been delinquent will be ns- . mereial tlub ineluile the following:: o essed one per cent a month interest j I'runetta. Kiiiir of the Hills (Jueen of In the J C Penney ad yesterd-v, for the m it six months, and then there the Hills, I'rivilla, Perfection 1'urplo, the gods listed under lit' head ' Mers Will be added a five per cent penalty I Wil'nmette l'rids', Wallmot Beauty, 1 khaki wo'k fhirts" -h i ill Sixc rc.i I for the amount that should have been , I'ndo of the Valley, Indian Summer, j " pants. " An crrcr in pryjf rd:ig. - - ... .MJ.M..., . tl - l : . . 1. - t- : .1 t. I : . , t. ' uiuu buiiiih nm wen mm i-u. aiisi, jiain ivisaeu IintUKlM, ana "lilU Shine. The lists are ati!l ojen and any one having an original idea should sub mit same, E. F. Carleton, representing the de partment of public instruction at the Inland Kir pi re Teachers association at important meeting of the great body. 1 Among other matter of national senoe bnnikht lip there a the Hike Smith; PROSPERITY Our local industries are doing all in their power t.o n.;i r' Salem and Marion County prosperous. Do r at vy furnishing them with the FRUIT and ' DLES they require. We will be glad to CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK J. H. Albert, President Jos. II. Albert, Cashier A niDtrh tin tit rAntv iraA frames, popular prices fro u ."n cents j up. Huron s, Ci iiu en iu! t'.t et, 1 0 John Graber, manager of the Cher- rinn band has been fortunate in secur ing one of his best soloists. This time it is Kd Toltnan who played the double M ta in the hand two years ago. Mr loliiinn has been working in the yards and came to Salem a few da ago just for a visit. After interviewing I .Mr. iiraoer aiut linking over the situ ation, he decided to make Salem his home and hence will be heard in the hcrriait concerts this summer. Photo stand f rimes, yj .md Mirer 'fiai , Jl.'.'j up. bir ,r. 1 0 ti fi reinl St tru t. The Kivjnent todav amounted to i lir.til by those interested in the gov ernment's farm loans, it is thought that hereafter the fodVrat bank will pay n much larger dividend than 6 ht cent. "The best" is ait you can jo when death comes. Call Webb A Clouga Co Phone 120. tf Dance at Aunisvills Saturday Apr 5. 45 Dauce at Wood bum Saturday night. Danes at Aumsvtlle Saturday Apr 5. 4 5 A loganberry contract entirely dif ferent from anv other heretofore made was signed a few days ago. This con- irwci is ror one acre ol loganherries in the Waldo h.lls. In consideration of the payment of $ !o the owner of the one acre ngree, to keep in good condi tion and cultivate the tract five times Tire renter simply pays the f'100 for the privile.ro of having the erop and of course tawc, his chances on whe'her mi. re than :iiiO worth of berries can be picked from the one acre, in this instance, the renter is of th" opinion that the one acre plaated to loganber ries should yield not only his f loO but also a prufit. A house buyer will pay up to $6000 j sput cash fur a snap close in buy, 1 north of S-att St, C. W. Niemeycr, ! Masonic bldg. 4-5 has. Livt street. icv at ilo State i 4-5; Lieutenant James B. Young, who volunteered fr s rvice shortly after j the declaration of war. arrived in the city yesterday and will resume hi5 du-1 ties in the auditing department of the1 secretary of state next Monday. Lieu-1 tenant Young receive. 1 his discharge at ' Camp Amatol. X. J. He first attend-; ed the ordnance course at the I'mver-' sity of Oregon and was then sent to San Antonio, T. xr.s. His neit assign-1 ment was to t amp Hancock, Georgia, and later at the I'tiiiersity of Penn-: xylvaiiiu where he was detailed in in-; struction work. j The members of the Tnited Artisans i are planning a verv f'ensaot socinl meeting for next Thur. evening. April 10th at the Masonic Temple. The pro gram and refri sl:n''nt e-immittees are promising something unusual and all members are urg-d to be present. , Ejecial meeting of Pacific A lodge No. 50. A. r &. A. M ., AM this even-.ng. Work in the K. Vi-iting brethren 'X CLEARING AUCTION SALE The undersigned auctioneer has received instruc tions from the owner, James N. Robertson, to sell at public auction at his farm located 6 miles south of Salem, cn the Pringle road, or :i 1-2 miles north west of Turner, on TUESDAY, APRIL 8 AT 10:30 A. H. Consisting of 1 good black n.are, S years olii, wet-.nt i . u s. uhm., 1 bav horse, fi rears oi l, weight 1!'"' lbs, good driver; 1 Jersey 4 v.-ars old. freshened in Seoren.ber; 1 Jersey cow 2 years old. fresh June 14. fat; 1 J.-rsev h. iter, rising 1 year; 1 Ch-ter White and Poland China sow and fi pigs; 1 Imoc Jersey brood im.w. weight pound).: 1 lhiroe Jersev sow. weight 75 pound; 2 fat hogs, weight ;:!o pounds, each; 6 white Orpington hens, pure bred extra tine: 2 a Plymouth rock heirs; 1 lluok automobile good sha; 1 7-foot Uecr ing binder; 1 5 foot McCoruiick mower nearly new;-l 12 foot Mc Cormick hav rack, nearlv new; 1 Van Brandt hoe drill; 1 Disc plow; 1 No. 30 Oliver ( hUieil 1'iow; 1 -No. 40 Oliver chilled plow; 1 H inch Oliver chilled plow; 1 double shovel plow; 1 single shovel plow; 2 1 horse cultivators; 1 Reversible disc harro-.v, nearly new; 1 2 sec tion lever harrow; 1 l hatlitim fanning mill, nearly new; 1 Kimball harrow; f 31 4 inch Knhfurd wagon complete; 1 hack, good shaj; 1 top buggy 1 fiO-eeg Cvj.li.is im-uba'or; 1 open buggv; 1 cutting box; 1 se"t double breeching harness; 2 sets single driving barness; 1 grind stone 1 hmpne ...am siaiator. good; 1 garden hoe; 4' grain sacks; 3 cross cut saws; buck saw. hand saw. shovel, rakes, hoes, spade forks, logging chains, stillards. wagon jack, .-ythe, cradle; 1 hive of Iocs; 1 dining table; lil) yards of rag carpet. 2 bed steads and springs; 6 diners, fruit jars, and other things too numerous to mention. TERMS: All sums of 10.00 and under cash. Over that amount, time wll be given to October 1, 1919, to parties furnishing approved bankable notes, bearing interest at 8 per cent per annum. No article to be removed until settled for. Articles bought and not settled for may be resold, the loss, if any, to be paid by the defaulter. The decision of the auctioneer to be final in all cases of dispute. . FREE LUNCH AT NOON James N. Robertson F. N. Woodry, OWNER, Phone 45F22 Phone D10 or 511, Si'em, Oregon NOTE WOODET CONDUCTS SALES EVERYWHERE POSTPONED UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE E-Room Home And Furriiure at 359 Ncrlh Liberty Street, Wednesday. April 9ih, 1:30 p. m. rONITL( OF Fine S r oto house and lot 4."xl7." feet. inehoVng bath and toilet electric lioJiU, etc., located only 3 blocks north of State street. This is a fine prop rtv sml is worthy of your attention as it will be sold to tho highest bidder. Terms, $1,10)0 cash, balance arranged. FfEXlTjnVH' beautiful n.inor -1x7 with gol'1 frame; 2 larje oil paintings; 1 lnrjje 011k dresser; 1 c!"ek; 1 walnut cabinet: 2 iion-h chairs: 1 oak kitchen cabinet; 1 3-biirner gas pbite; 1 kitchen lirr. ileum; 1 ki'chen table; 1 wuxi.l oak bed. latest d-siti. spring anil silk iloss mattress; 1 sewing nnuliine; 1 fir dresser; 1 brtukfast table; 1 oak rocker; 1 nitlmit .--ettci; 3 diners; 1 upholstered chair; 1 stand table; pillows, bedding, scarfs, rutrs, wash bowls and pitchers, carpets tools, crocks, kitchen utensils, dishes, wash tubs, pas plat'f, looking glasses, clothes racks and tunny other things. Furaiture will be sub I for cash. Mrs. Olive S. Ecrigfct F. N. Woodry, the auctioneer OYvXKK, 30 N. Liberty St. M' iRAL: List your sales with WOODRY. rhone olO or oil M, welcon When Its music and dance go where the crowd goes, a-rnory tonight. M:i F. D. Doreaits left this after-. led to the operation developed vijry noon for Portland to meet her husband j suddenly and followed an lihiess of who is now on his way home from n,011'.v " fw Jnys- stay of several months in New York j state where he went for the benefit Wantd Ft hogi and gtock hogs, I all kinds of cattle. 14-'5M. 4-8 - . . . Salem Farmer t Si Cured of Cancer- of his health. He will arrive in Sa- . j leu tomorrow mornin?. j Friends of Mrs. N. Salomon of 250 South oCttage street, will be pleased to li.flrn til. if alin tio. nficSA.t bm ,iobc f mJ 1 v With the clore of the war and the I ., . .. v. , . . . V.v !." .." ,..,..; , i ;: .. i . , ! i nr.iii:;:! nil ui'er.n lull at I lie .ll.iiieMe returninjr of so!. nets, the work of the r home service section of the Red Cross S!1"a,l"'iu"1 ' now &u'ing a weil htis bvert growini! until it records i " could be expected. The trouble that show that last month was the most I active month silce its organization. One of the big items now receiving at tention is that of the ii0 bonus which all discharged soldiers have coming to them by an act of congress. On this subject the home service section wrote 477 letters during March and 100 per sons were given information regarding the bonus. To asist families of sol diers during .March, 31.31 was distributed. ated Po'i-. it t isn rtore, will lurmsi it the Jerd'is ,sa- au.l I SIIUR-0NT tiaaiittMattMi 1 truck' rT fl,h ,or o t I if IF You find it difficult to thread a needle, the printed page dances before your eyes, you feel an inclination to avoid reading oecause it manes you nervous. If your eyes are red rimmed or perhaps puffy af ter an evening of reading or sewingUndoubted ly the time has come when you need glasses. Better have your eyes examined. DR. A. MULLOCH OPTOjIETRIST 204-5 Salem Bank of Commerce Bldg. &SIIUR-OX COpI o I When its music and dance fo where ,lthe erowd goes, armory tonight. -o I 8enator McKary la reported In the Washington d;spntchc as having gone j up almost a mile hih in an airplane, and of taking a ni.e little ride over m! farts of Marviaud. Virginia and the " I District of Columbia. I'pon lighting CJ once asain on solid earth. Senator Me- j Xary is reported as saying. ' I was not friirhtened, but there wis a p'r ceptible abwnce of that rdrasant 'nse of sa'cuntr which one ha when he knows he can place his feet oa solid ground at will. " Dance Qnerry's hall 4 miles south tonight, April oth. Hood music, new Ball. When it music and dance go where the crowd goes, armory tonight, Mr. and Mrs. G E. TerwiUlger, grad uate morticians an I f u real directors. 770 Tiemeketa St. Phone 7.'i. Headn.urtrs for the rlctory liberty loan have bes-n established a' the Com Salem, Oregon December 6. 11S. To Whom it May Concern: This f to certify that I had a can cer of my lower lip of three years ft'amliniz which worried me greatly. I went to Dr. S. ('. Stone for treat mi nt. He applied liquid for ix days and then an ointment, and in a few days the cancer came out and the place healed up nicely. This was lat Aiiitnst. 1 eaa conscientiously mercinl elub. Ivan O. McDnniel, for, O recommend Dr. Stone and his treat ment of cancer. W. J, BROWN. Salem, Oregon. Cold to the amount of .15,000,000 wr.s I deposited bv the Germans in the Bek itian national bank at liruaaolt We.lnes- ;.lr in iiarment ..f foodstuff whi.h the fcISS4tf 'allies are permit!. to enter tiermany.' The above certificate was tendered by Mr. Brown unsolicited in apprecia tion of Dr. Stone's services. S. C STONE M.D. (Stone's Drug Store) 241 North Commercial 8treet, Salem, Oregon Phone Si Consultation and Advice Fret. merly manager of the Commercial club, has been selected as chairman of the city committee, while K. U. Decke bach will serve as chairman of tho Ma rion countv victorv loan committee. H. B. Klli'ott, D. V. Kyre, Wm. S. Walton and J. H. Albert have been ap pointed as members of the central city committee. J'or the countr and the city also, the actual work of the earu pain will beiiin at once, although the personal canvassing will not begia nn l til April The campaign for the fif j th or nctory liberty loan will cover I the period between April ;i and Mav j Meadow Lawn Dairy jurt opened; j pure, fresh milk and em, i'hone W T12. Kaymann k Kgler, mgrs. 4-8 i .l 1 TF- show a tact- V S iir, YY ful disc re- V 3 I ( tion in the j ' ( management of our I'J J business, our ar- (JA T rt ranaeinenf s leave f$ J I i, J nothinif to be desir- I fi .!r ed ns to appoint- j meiit our profes- I I I itional conduct 1 I 1 1 I I faultless. I f I u u : slJlKlJ J I Si all -i vT- NOTICE If you have py Jujtk or sec ond hand goodu of any kind see us first. PHONE 398 271 Cmemeketa St. CAPITAL JUNK CO. . WHEN IN SALEM, OREGON tftop at BLIGH HOTEL "a Home Away from Home." Strictly Modern $1 per Day 100 Kooms of Solid Coffort Only Hotel in Businesi District Oral portrait friuns 1U20, tZ Burea'f, Commercial !t. 2ND HAND COODS Highest Cash Price Paid For Clothing Musical Instruments, Tools, etc. CAPITAL EXCHANGE 337 Court St. I'hone 493 WE ARE ftOW BEADY TO TAKE CASE Or YOUB ELECTRICAL WANTS AT 379 STATE SHEET WELCH ELECRIC CO. PHONE 953. t4-H L.M.HUM care of j Tick Sa Tosi Oiinese Medicine and Tea Co, t liaa medicine which will tnre t any known disease. J Open Sundayt from 10 a. m. until 8 p. m. 153 South High Si. Salem, Oregon Phone 282 t sM