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SALEM, OREGON.
TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1919-
A NATION WIDE INSTITUTION
All Around Tovn
ONLY BY THE STRICTEST APPLICATION OF THE
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We have women's nice collars
sets and vestees in many neat sty
les and colors, good values at
49c, 9Sc, $1.49 and $1.79
FANCY
BATH TOWELS
In the best quality and many good
patterns in pink, blue and yellow at
33c, 49c, 69c and 89c
Wash Cloths to Match Towels at
8c, 12 l-2c and 13c
YOU SHOULD LOOKAT OUR LINE OF
Ladles' Purses
AS THEY WILL SURE INTEREST YAU AND SAVE YOU MONEY
THEY ARE PRICED FROM 49c TO $4.98
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A NATION WIDE INSTITUTION
Eraer V. iundera of ths 49th coast J of her mm, Kkv Walling, in France,
artillery arrived in the city last eve- j M:ireh 12. He "was u member of the
injr, earning direct from Camp Lewis. 3tith nero squadron and mm stationed
He went into the service last June.
Th Balera Business Men's League
f the Commercial chub will meet to
aight. E. II. liuMte, director an
ou in-on Hint several Important bum
aim matters will curnc up that are of
special Interost.
A tcleirram wag received by Mrs. M.
X. Walling nt lllsj iNorth Fourth
Street, with tho and newt of the death
near Bordeaux. He would have com
I plcted his third iir in the service
Muv 31. Beside, his mother lie is sur-
vivi d by a brother, Tliendnre Walling
cf Halem and another brother, Ray
mond, who is in the navy. Two sisters
survive Mm, J. E, llnuser of Port
land and Mrs. 0. A. Hay, also of
Portland. At the time of his death.
Fay Walling wns 21 yeara old. Hcfore
going into tho war he had lived iu Ha-lorn.
THERE'S HEALTH IN
THIS SPRING TONIC
COMZKQ EVENTS
April 9 "Mutt and Jeff" at
Opera House.
Apri Easter Sunday.
May 3 Ctlebration at Cham
poeg, 78tfc aaaiTmary.
May 3 Last ciay on which
to remitter for special election
Muy 23 junior week end,
Willamett university.
May 19-23 L O. O. F. Grand
Lodge session.
June 3 Special ttate election.
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AMTA STEWART
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TKTUOUS WIVES"
YE IJBERTY
Orchestra Music
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TILEATkE
NOW
CHARLES RAT
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THE GIRL DODGER"
Phone 77 Oregon Taxi and Transfer
to. lor quick service, tf
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I will soil tho 8 room doom at 1406
Court St. for o50 Ke nie at ones,
$1500 will handle it. 0. V. Laflar, 405-
iuo uuuuara Blag tl
Columbia river amelta la any quai
my. nttf Market. tf
Rer. Jacob Stocker ha begun a aer-
iet of evanvreiistie meetings at the
Friiitland church. A ijood iptor.'t is
manifested. The aerviie, will begin
promptly at eight o'clock. Everybody
wt'leome.
"wbny" liberty bonds. 314 M.ont.
j'iKlg. tf
Th moating at the South Salem 1
Friends church continues to grow in :
interest. Int night the Rev. I. Wells I
of the Xa7-itie ch vreh spoke oa !
"Love." This evenini' the Kev. I. !
(i. Lee of the IT:gh!nnd avenue !
Frienda ehtir.h will deliver the address
The meetings will be continued all
week. !
Theo arc the months to get rid of i Dt- J- O. Matthis, 4C9-410 Banc of
all the impurities that lmv.. ui.,r..,i Ciiinnercn hl.l.r nffi.. !,. r.-v
in your Hysteni during the.'uence phone alio. 4 20
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BIG DOUBLE SHOW
"HUNT'S ROYAL
LAWAIIANS"
nielli selves
winter.
W e a.lv
that lias
use. Xi
vegetable blood cleaner
rood the test of luanv veurs
! your d:ug;ist.
SAY i WANT ,
CELERY KING"
Hrew a cup and drink it every eth
er night for a few week. It Vloanj
the system is good for stomnch and
liver and its regular uo banishes pim
ples, cleans up blojeh skin and maken
you feel younger,
You'll like ittlu children liko it
an, the cost ii next to nothing.
Singing, Dancing, Macical
Entertainers
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At His Be
"THE VIRGIKIAN"
Ab
CHARLIE
CHAPLIN
in
"THE COUNT'
TODAY TOMORROW
THURSDAY
ELIGH THEATRE
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paramount
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Willamette Valley
Transfer Company
L.M.HUM
care of
m So hn
.iiiuese Medicine and Tea Co.
una medicine which will cur
any known discime.
Open Sunday, from 10 a. m.
until 8 p. in.
I.") South Hih 8t.
Salem, Oregon I'hons 283
"The best" Is all you can do when
death comes. Call Webb & Clouirh Co
I'hono l'JO. tf
Chief ef Police Percy M Varney
left Saturday evening for San Diooo
on official business. He will bring
back with him a man by the name of
I'cck who is charged with non-support.
1uriiiK his absence lfjirrv Rowo ie
sc.'Vinj ah chief of police.
Wanted Pat hogs and stock hogs,
all kinds of cattle. ' 14J5M. 4-8
Dr. O. B. O'Neill optometrist-optician,
has resumed hi practice over
Uidd & Bush hnnk bids. Office hours
U to 5 p. m. Hundays by appointment.
I'hono ti-3. 5-1
1 Mrs. Enrifiht at 350 North Liberty
St. will sell her 8 room home and high
ela furniture at auction tomorrow at ,
1:JU p. m.
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Dane at Moose h'Tl tonight. Gentle
men 75cj ladies 10c.
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Lee L. Gilbert. E'gin distributor, left
this mornin? on business trip to in
clude Cottaire Grove. Grants Pass,
K-'stfburtr. Mcdfurd and Ashland. Fred
Arms'ron!. the company auditor, ac
companied him.
Ldy Maccabees Important business
concerning state convention, Wednes
day April 9th. Dis-rict Deputy Bea
trice Little will oe pri sent and a larjfo
attendance is desired. 4-U
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Dance at Moose hall tonight. Gentle
men 75c; ladies ll'e .
Mairtbers of the city covncil are In
clined to speed up a little. When tho
amendment io the sneed ordinance wn
proposed makin;; th" speed limit 2.)
miles n hour niitsidinf the business
district instead of 20 miles as tu the
past, seven voted for th" 2i miles lim
it and six for the 20 mile limit.
31 long dances tonight Moose hall.
Gentlemen 7.'.-: Iud;s inc.
Hats Hats Hats
The biggest and best assortment in town at popular
prices. A new shipment just received direct from
Philadelphia. Our buying direct saves you all the
middleman's profit.
LADIES HATS $1.49 to $6.S0
CHILDREN'S HATS 73c to $2.98
Our Trices Always the Lowest
GALE & CO,
Phone 1072
Commercial and Court Streets., Salem
Formerly Chicago Store
Photo swing frames, various tones,
Popular prices. Buren's Commercial
st reet .
A telegram has boen received from
Hand E. Stanton announeit. his ar
rival in New York citv and also that
ernor Hen. W. OKutt, D.W. Eyre, Jo
eph II. Albert, S. Ii. Elliottw. S.
Walton, Pan J. Fry Sr., Dr. K. K.
Lee Steiner, C'has. A. I'ark, T. A.
'Uve.sley August lltickosteiu. E. T.
Humes. C. 1 H! -hop, ( has. K. Snauld
ho expects to bo in Suletn at an early in and P. W. Steuslolf. The public-
ditto. He
years.
has been in the service two
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T"mnlo dejfrei
welcome
meeting of
umniiwiilrv
No. 5. K. T. this eve
iii n . Work in the
. Visitipj Sir Knights
Artificial teeth, have expert plate
man, wit over 33 years experience,
at my office. Dr. D. X. Beeehlcr. den
tist, 302 U. 6. Nat. Bank bldg. tf
' M L. Meyers, E T. Carleton. Dr. O.
A. Olson and George G. Brown went
I to Portland this eveuiusi to attend the
lirrnnd enuneil of the Koval and Select
J j Masons nf Oregon. The sessions will
T jbejin this evening and close tomorrow
4 afternoon. The visitors will be enter
jltained bv the Washington council of
I 1 1 ortiand
WE ARE NOV R.EADT TO
TAKE CARE Or YOUB
ELECTRICAL WANTS
AT 379 STATE BREET
WELCH ELECRI0 CO
PHONE 953.
HEADACHES
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1 lil i. High Street
I Phone 1400
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Ours is the only line of auto freight trucks operating
between here and Portland. We also make
Portland Office
230 Ash Street
Phone Broadway 434
WHEN II SALEM, OREOON
tftop at
BUGH HOTEL
"a Home Away from Home."
Strictly Modern (1 per Day
100 Rooms of Solid Coffort
Only Hotel la Business IHstnat
Kelmved almost instantly with
Bevy's Xriistarinc, tho first and
best improvinent en old time niust
ard plasters and liniments.
The minute you rub on Slustnrine
you start something it poos rii'ht
i to work where there is inflammation
anil cn;estion and stops the trou
ble with a speed that has amazed
many old timo physicians.
Musinrine acts as a counter irri
tant removing congestion and re-
hieing all inflammation and swell
ings. It stop, pains, aches and sore
new quicker than anything you've
ever used. One small box proves
it.
Be sure you (ret Begy's Mustarine
Always in the yellow box
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DALLAS, MONMOUTH, INDEPENDENCE,
SILVERT0N
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
II your eggs, dressed meats, poultry, etc., to us.
NOTICE
It is all right to place your address
on tho upper left hand corner of an en-
lone mst jis no enierzenev propoi-
tion, but it is not oil riht to just
place one's initials. A letter mailed
from Salem wns sent a few days ago
to K. W. Bush. Wendilnir. .)rcKnn.
He ildn't happen to be tuere and the
letter was returned to the office here.
On the upper left hand corner of the
onvelope was "Prom P. M. K." Stra
it the nixie man knew who "P. M .
K" wns. he mi.bt return the letter
to her. "
3 long dances tonight Moose hall,
(tentlenn-n 7."v; la-lies l')c.
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Patriotic photo francs for men tak
en in uniform. Huron's Com '1 St.
Tag day in Salem has gone into the
discard that is unless the cause for
which the ta;inji is to be done is a
most tneritor ou one. An ordinance
was read for the third time and unani
mously passed at the nicting of the
city council Pist eveni'iij proMhitiniT
tutf salt's (if all kinds unless sanction
ed by the chief of p. lite. Hence any
one contemplHtiiii! a 1a day would
do well to secure a permit from the
citv marshal.
Use beautiful cut out borders
your tinted Tennis. Buren's.
Dr. Mott offices moved to BanS. of
Commerce building, rooms 4U7-8. tf
"Rex" Dry Paste sticks tightest.
Huron's t'onimereial St.
T. B. Kay wag chosen yesterday to i
s"rve as city chairman of the victory
liberty loan campaign. Ivau O. Me
!!inirl will serve in the capacity of j
manager of tho campaign and attend to
all the details that arise. The Salem ;
I'omniercinl club will be hendtpinrters.
The personnel of the central commit- ,
tee has been strengthened, ln-tead of
five members on this committee, tho(
f.ilkming have been appointed: Gov-
or heaviness after mcsls are
most annoying manifestations
of acid-dyspepsia.
StKlBIBO
pleasant to take, neutralize
acidity and help reslou
normal digestion.
MADE BY f COTT & BOYVTE
HMiEKS CF SCOTT'S EMliuSIOV
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'y of the eampuifTii will be placed in
tie hands of I. (.1. Shipley , William
Mc!ilehrist and C. B. t'laneiy. ( has.
V. Calloway has bu n npis.inted chair
man of a committee to arrange for
sp.akers. As an auditing committee,
C. A. Vibbert, Kobrrt Iuncan, Arthur
(Jeoffrey and A. V. fcvnithers was p-pointetl.
fe .n.-Miilirr.w.w
IF YOU VAf IT
FIES, CAXES.
DOUGHNUTS AND
BREAD
Like the kind Mother
used to make come to
the
1 Peerless Bakery
170 N. Commercial St.
Everything in the bread
and pastry line.
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City Attorney Macy reported to the !
it v council Inst evening that the vity j
had lost in its contest w ith the Salem '
water company and that there wasi
just two thinu to do, to cither pay j
up or take the ease to the supreme!
court. The general opinion of tho alder j
men was to pay up and quit and this '
was voiced bv lest and nntlervo.. .
Several years ao the city council ask-1
the public service commission to !nkei
some action on the water rales in !;
lem. The eoinniisiou decided that1
l.S2 for the hydrant rate was not
enough and that the city should pay
2.50 a month. The citv fathers could
not seo it that way. Hence the mat- '
ter got into the courts at both Tort-'
land and tsan l'tam-isco and the city
lost both times. j
If yon have ai'.y Junk or sec
ond hand goodu of any kind set
Dl first.
PHONE 598
271 Cinemeketa St
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
2ND HAND GOODS
Highest Cash Trie Paid
'or Clothing
Musical Instruments,
Tools, etc.
CAPITAL EXCHANGE
337 Court St. Phone 93
LECTURE
Wednesday Evening, April 9, at 8 o'clock at
Public Library Auditorium
Mary Eliza Fawcett A. M.
Dean of Women, of Oregon Agricultural-College
Subject: "Building Your Girl".
The women of Salem and vicinity are cordially in
vited and urged to attend
For women only
No admission charge
UNRESERVEjD
ATI Ml O
Eight Room Home and
High Class Furniture
AT 35D NORTH LIBERTY STREET
VED.APR1L9.1:30P.H.SHARP
Consisting of fine 8 roomed house with lot 13s 175 feet, with bath and
toilet, electric lights, etc.. located only 3 blocks north of State
s reef; on paved stieet with street improvements paid, clear abstract
and title to date; this is a fine properly and is worthy of vmir atten
tion, as it will be sold to the highest bidder. Teris $ln(!0 en"h balance
arranged. lTnperty will be sold at 3 p. in. kharp. Also
High Class Furniture Consisting Of
iliiartri'l onk buffet; 1 quart.-rvd oak
til I! CM! 1 rnhincf Arnn lioo.l
machine; 3 piece parlor srt imhi,Ui..r..l ; i i
upholstered in velor; 1 oak typewriting d.vk and stool; 1 white en
ame dresser; 1 white enamel eomode; 1 R(,od heater; 1 lar-e white en
ame refrigerator; 1 pood orxan;' 1 6 hole policed top ranKe, extra
good; 1 bantiful mirror 5x7 feet in gold frame originally cost $450;
" blT han,J ltt"lt,,1 portraits gold framed; 6 other hand"p'iin'inKs; 1
larne oak dresser; 1 glass clock; I walnut china cabinet extra Rood 8
porch chairs; 1 oak kitchen cabinet; 1 3 burner gas pint; 1 kitchen
linoleum; 1 kitchen table; 1 waxed oak bed stead, spring and silk
floss mattress, latest design; 1 si j fir df' J , b k.
fast table; 1 oak rnrker; 1 w.hut settee; 3 odd diners; 1 upholstered
chair; 1 stand table; pitlows. bedding, scarfs, rugs, wash bowls and
it V!-' . r',' kiU'h,'n M,s. f'hf wash tubs, gas
pla , es, looking glasses, cloth racks, and many other things. Furniture
,7a L A?! i i Z ""i- Ev7bod-7 welronifd. D.mt forget time and
place. All the above is good furniture and suitable fo, any homt.
Krs. OuVe S. Bright Fil Woodry, the Auctioneer.
Owner. 350 X. Liberty Street rho 510 or 5U
KOTE-Woodiy Buys furniture or will sell on commission
I ciiiartered onk hall tree: 1
round extension table; (i onk