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SALEM, OKEGON.
MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1919.
I WE ARE GLAD TO BE ABLE TO QUOTE PRICES ON THE FOLLOWING
i LIST OF
DOMESTICS
The J.C. Penney Co.
leads and others follow
AS THEY WILL APPEAL TO ALL, AND YOU WILL IN TURN BE EXCEP
TIONALLY GLAD TO SEE THEM.
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GINGHAMS PERCALES
In nice plaids, stripes, checks and Light colored shirting patterns,
solid colors Blues and Greys
19c, 23c, 29c and 33c . 28-inch 15c, 17c and 23c
36-inch 19c, 21c and 23c
CheviotShirtings Outing Flannel
25c 23c
ucSL . ffEADS ,
Nainsooks 17c, 19c, 33c and 33c 1V have ,f lln? " a net? '
, .j,0. patterns of the crochets and marsal-
fcilnCIcSSgc 'c-P-ads m phin,i:ca,Iped,ad
Cambncs 33c and 35c $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 and $3.90
SHEETS SHEETING
98c, $1.19, $1.59 and $1.69 72.inch sheeting
nil lAwpi err 81-inch Sheeting 63c
riLlAW tAiti 90-inch Sheeting 69c
39c and 49c 81-inch Pequot Sheeting 69c
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COMING EVENTS
April 20. Easter Sunday.
April 27 Humane Sunday.
May 3 CJbrion at Chatn
pocg, Ttitk aamveraary.
May 3 Last 4ay ea which
to register for speeial election
May 2 3 Jniuw week end,
Willamette university.
May 19 23 I. O. O. F. Grand
Lodge session.
J una 3 Special state election.
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OREGON
THEATkE
NOW
BILLIE BUSES
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"GOOD GEACIOXJS
ANN AB ELL"
GOOD COMEDY
PATHS
Dr. Mott office ajoved to Bank of
Commerce building, rooms 407 8. tf
Ws buy liberty bonds. 314 Masanlc
The Highland Parent-Teachers asso
ciation announces a meeting to bo hold
on Wednesday, April Hi. Tlicro will
bo n good program ami everyone is
cordially invited.
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"The test" Is an you can do when
death comes. Call Webb & Clough Co.
i'hone 120. tf
Dr. a B. O'Neill optometrist-optician,
has resumed his practice over
Iituld & Hush bank bid,:. Office hours
9 to 5 n. m. Sundays bv aiuioinlincnt.
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I'hone 625.
The idea and motive of the old Ful
ton street prnyr mooting will bo car
Tied out to a certain extent in Salem
thi week in commemoration of tho
criptnrnl events of Holy Week,
Manager Kuppor of tho Oregon then
ter, lnui generously donated the use o?
the auditorium for duily pruyor ser
vices which will bo held eacn day dur
ing tho noon hour, tho various pastors
of the) city taking charge In turn. Tho
Christian business and professional
men nro urj-cii to make use of these
meetings and to use their influence in
bringing in thoso who nro not connect
ed with nny church. No man in liny
walk nf life could resi.it 1 ho natural up
lift of thi'HO services,
W.T.RIGDON
and Company
Undertakers
First Class and Up to Date In
Treat.nent Extended to Evoryon
252 N. HIGH STREET
every respect, and Courteous
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to tlmnk tho ninny friends,
the Neighbors of Woodcraft and Wood
men of the World for tho hrnii.'iful
flowers and t'lio ninny acts (' kindness
during our hitu bereavement in the loss
of our beloved wife and mother. J.
J. Ixingeor, J. W. Longeor.
W. E. Hanson has Just purchased
very pretty modern homo on North
(Japilol itroot, taking possession Sat
urday .
A mcetirg of the student body of
the International Correspondence
schools, ulong iih ol her citizens was
held at the t'oiiiniciviiil club rooms Snt
unlay night to confer with regard to
tho retaining of Henj, It. Perkins ns
representative in t!iis district. As a
result of this meeting a night letter,
signed by Hie officers of the student
body, was sent to Pres. It. K. Weeks
of the I. C. S. in 8-rnnton, Pn., ur
gently requesting that Mr. Perkins be
reinstated in this territory and stat
ing that ho win the only representative
who hud ever cooperated with the stu
dent body in any way.
The Salem Ministers association In
vites everybody to attend the I'assinn
week services at tho Orouoii theater.
Thev will begin each dav liroiiiiitlv at Tli second In a scries of iutcrclaas
p. m. e'clock unit will clone. I debating contests in the high school
promptly at 12: o'clock. Ootid music j was held Saturday afternoon when two
I, promised for ouch service. These 1 teams innilo up of members of the jun
services are especially for busy people
and at no time will they extend over
the time specified.
ior dims tackled the question: Re
solved that n modern foreign language
(aside from (Ionium) should ho taught
in the Salem high school." Tho team
1 The pupils of the Salora schools have oi;i.e up of Wayne Allen, Catlurnne
taken hold of the Armenian relief dibhnrd and Willard Marshall took the
fund work with good spirit, having ' honors. On Friday afternoon of this
1 raised altogether till!. 70, As previous-1 week there will be n contest between
I ly noted, the hih siiico raided about j teams from the seniors mid juniors, tho
; !H, hut this figure was surpassed by question nt issue being "KcsolveiT,
the ITuiroln gchool, which raised $lui.-j that private cunirul of railroadti gives
:'-''l. The amount!, contributed by tho the public better service thai, govern
ulher schools were as follows: llngle- incut control."
woo.l J.Ul.OTi; (iriint fijjli; (Inrfield 0
Park .M.sj; Hiehmond fL'l.SS Cloment T. Wait, who Is with the
Highland $43; Wellington '17,(1(1. s't'o entfiueers' department at the
WllliN IN SALEM, OREGON
dtop at
BLIOH HOTEL
"a Home A way from Horn."
Btricily Modern II per llay
100 Rooms of Solid Ooffort
Only Hotel la Business District
Tho official organ of the Washing
ton school, which failed to appear Inst
year on account of condition!,, is to be
token up again this season. It is
known ns the "Washington Wntchet"
--a little four iiago affair, with Lelieth
Kuhu as editor in chief.
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Artificial teeth, have expert plate
man, with over 35 years experience,
at my office. Dr. D. X. Beechler, den
tist, 302 U. 8. Nat. Bank bldg.
"The Funeral Beautiful" Webb &
('lough to. tf
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Bcout loaders are ..already ..looking
The new firm of Director and B re all
have just closed up negotiations for
the purchase or the L. M. Haines
stock of furnishing goods on tSate
street. They will advertise a big clear
ing up sale thi9 week preparatory to
putting in a new and more extensive
stuck of gods.
Dr. B. F. Pound announces reopen
ing of his dental office 5th floor t'.
3. National Bank bldg. I'hone 169.
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Patton Plumbing company are now
able to take care of your plumbing
wants in their new location 220 N.
Commercial street. Phone l'S. tf
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Dance Moose nail Tuesday night,
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Ed Plinsky, formerly of the C.-rttal
hotel, ij in the city yesterday, hav
ing received his discharge from the ar
my. He left this mining to visit his
father, Joseph l'linky, who is run
ning a restaurant in east Portland on
Morrison street.
Pomona grange meets Wednesday.
April 16, at Salera.
Dance Moose hall Tuesday night.
The transport Luckenbach arriving
recently in N'eW York, brought in a
number of Oregon boys, among whom
were Robert S. Damon, Riowcsville;
Horace 1. Ritchie Corvallis: Corporal
(lien I). Owen, Kiigene; Clyde B.
Kunze, Woodburn; Corporal Douglas
O. Hastre, Corvallis; Alexander Lind
say, Corvallis; Sergeant Elmer Hewitt,
MeMinnville .
Dance Moose hall Tuesday night.
The First Baptist church will hold
its annual business meeting Tuesday
evening April 1.) nt 7.30.
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W. L. Woolkc, whose father owns
large fruit trai ls in I'olk county, ro
centlv purchased an improved ten acre
tract of primes and other fruits in the
l.'osedale district. The grantor was
Seth Cliupel and the consideration was
2730. Mr. Chapel' owns other fruit in
terests and will couliimo in the business.
The annual business mooting of the
First Baptist church will be held in
the Sundav school auditorium Tues
day evening at 7:.10.
Pomona grange meets Wednesday,
April 10, nt Salem.
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At the First Methodist church Pas
si m week service will be held Wed
nesday. Thursday nnd Friday evenings
tf i Mnecinl music, will ho furnished bv
Miss Itnrton nnd A. A. Schramm. Fri
day evening of this week tho choir
of the church nccoinpanied by the or
chestra will present the "Crucific
tion" by Steiner.
Ladies'
Co;
d Suits
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The best and biggest assort
ment in town at popular prices.
Showing of the latest models
direct from the manufacturers
at New York and Philadelphia.
Our buying direct saves you all
the middleman's profit.
Ladies' Coals $10 to $35
Ladies' Suits $11.90 to $33.50 1
Our Prices Always the Lowest
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forward to Memorial day as a timo for
the boy scouts to make themselves par-1 Be sure to see Prof, Lewis play bil
tieulaily helpful in connection with i ijarn, wjth his nose nnd finger, to
the exercise, of that day. Last yeurlnjK,t at 8 p. m in Blowing and Boone
they put in a large, part of the day as- j billiard parlors, 4(i3 Slate St.
sisting in the decoration of soldiers
graves, providing receptacles and car
rying water.
Phone 77 Oregon Taxi and Transfer
Co. for quick service. tf
Dance Moose hall Tuecday night.
The evangelic8l services at the First
Baptist church conducted by tho Rev.
A. Sterling Jinrner of Los Angeles
Lloyd W. Ivlo, son of Mrs, M"y Ivle
of the Capita! hotel has arrived in
Camp ticwis according to word receiv
ed by hi mother, lie was wounded in
tho si ond buttle of the Murne. After
his discharge from the hospital at
Tours he was transferred to a company
to handle prisoners of war, lie aiis
originally a member of the 4th engin
eers enlisting in tho service from Sa
lem .
ERKON & JGNES, General Contractors
201 Masonic Building. Phone 1216 R
"Bu lding In All Its Branches
lato house, attended a meeting nf en
gmeers held in Poitliiitd Saturday eve
ning at (ho lutpeiial hotel. Kven be
fore this country gut into the war Mr.
Unite was on the resolve corps of en
gineers. Shortly after the declaration
of wnr, he went into service in this
country lis second lieutenant, V. S,
eii"ineers. and had received his com
mission as captain just a week before
the signing of the armistice. The com
pany of engineers to which he was lit
tuched had been ordered to prepare to
leave for France enrlv in Decemner.
Willamette Valley
Transfer Company
Salem Office
171 S. High Street
Phone 1100
Portland Office
210 Ash Street
Phone Broadway 454
Ours is the only line of auto freight trucks operating
between here and Portland. We also make
DALLAS, MONMOUTH, INDEPENDENCE,
SILVERTON
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! tation facilities we are able to pay the highest cash
it prices. Order your freight routed our way. Sell
U your eggs, dressed meats, poultry, etc., to us.
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L.M.HUM
care of
Yick So Tong
f hinese Medicine and lea (Jo.
T llua medicine hich will nr
any known disease.
Open Souduyi from 10 a. at.
until 8 p. u..
153 South Uigh St.
Salem, Oregon I'hone 2811
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WE ARE NOV. READY .TO
TAKE CARE OF YOUR
ELECTSICAIt WANTS
AT S78 STATE SHEET
WE1.CII EUSCRIO CO.
PHONE 853.
On the place known as the Sol Durbin farm, 10 miles
east of Salem, on Salem-Silverton road, 5 1-2 miles
west of Silverton, near Central Howell school.
Phone 1072
Commercial and Court Streets., Salem
Formerly Chicago Store
We must finish the job
BUY VICTORY BONDS
and J. W. Troy of Portland, closed i
with threo services Sunduv with a!
largo attendance at each. The evange
list and singer aro cnpable workers
and made many friends during their
stay in the city. Ky request, Mr. Troy
will deliver a le.'turo this evening at
die First Br.ptbt church on "The Story
of My Life," as well as singing a
number of solos. Mr. Troy is said to
bo a pleasing speaker as well as a fine
!inger and there is the nssuninco that
the story of his life will bo an interest
ing one. Tho lecture is free.
Dance Moose hall Tuesday night.
A very unique event is being ai.ng-
.'d mining the ranks of the. boy scouts.
They will soon make a "drive" for
the collection of old flags flags that
liavo become soiled, weather beaten or
tottered. It is considered a mnvk of
discourtesy to the colors to display a'
flag thus disfigured. After they have
been collected, the boys will arrange
what is known n a "liberty fire" in
which all the old flags will be con
sumed with appropriate exercises. It
is planned to ninko this a meniniial
ilay in commemoration of he signing
f the armistice.
House Furnishing
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Our mission in life
is one of responsibil
ity, Our profession
al wisdom nnd our
tactful politeness is
assurance of the su
perior chnrncter of
our services.
NOTICE
If you tare m'T Junk or sec
ond hand goodu of any kind see
as first.
FHONE 308
271 Cmoineketa St.
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
Sale Starts at 10 o'clock a. m.
One 4-year old cow. fresh last January; 1 5-ycnr old Jersey cow,
fresh last January; 1 heifer fresh about October 1; 1 pair of young
mures, 4 and 5 years, weigh! about 1.100; 1 sorrel horse, 5 years, weight
l-."0; 1 hay mare, 3 years old, weight 1000; 1 brown horse 3 years,
weight 1000; These are all broken; 1 sow, weight about 2.10; 7 shouts,
weight about 1.10; about 10 tons cheat hay; about 10 tons baled clover
hay; some fall oats; tine .1' inch wagon, 2 sets wheels; 1 3.j-ineh
-Mobile wagon Hud Imix: 1 3 inch wagon and hox; I 3-inch old wng n;
1 hack, heavy; 1 14 inch 222 Oliver plow; 1 10-inch steel plow; 1 12
inch rteel plow; 2 1 horse cultivators 1 2 horse V. t O. cultivator; 1
4 horse, 4 inch space Superior drill; 1 3 sectiou harrow; 1 2 soctiu wood
harrow; 1 tandem l.H-inch "foot disc; 1 3 section spring tooth harrow;
1 5 foot McCormicTt mower; 1 8 foot McCormick binder; 1 lu-foot Me-Corini-ck
hay rake; 1 fttj-foot McCormick reaper; 1' 2 row Case corn
planter and fertilirj-r attachment; 1 I. H. O. manure spreader; 1 single
hole corn shelter; 1 No. 9 Ohio hay or corn cotter; 1 No. 1, Itlizrard
corn cutter and 30 feet of pipe; 1 pair platform scales 1 No. 12 IVI.aval
separator; 1 10-foot Kimball harrow; 2 hand corn planters; 1 lawn
mower; 1 riding attachment for plow or harrow; 3 gasoline or oil
drums; 2 sickle grinders; 1 power'grinder; 1 grindstone; 1 small hand
forge; 3 sots harness; 2 blocks and tackle; 1 John Deere sub soiler;
1 bucket spray pump; 1 2 bottom 14-inch gang; 1 8 foot roller; 1 buggy
and single harness; some cheat seed; some fence posts and wire; two
dozen chickens; some household furniture and other articles too num
erous to mention.
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LUNCH WAGON ON THE GROUNDS
Terms of Sale-All sums of $10 or under cash. Sums
over $10 twelve months' time will be given on bank
able notes at 8 per cent interest.
Fred Callister A. L Stevenson Fred W. Durbm
Clerk of Sale Auctioneer Owner
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433 Union Street 1:30 p. m. Sharp
Tuesday, Apri
Consisting of 1 Toledo 6 ho:o Eane with water coil, extra good;
1 large air tight Heater, like ne,v; 1 2 burner Perfectiou Oil Stove; 1
Perfection Oil Heater; 1 Congoluim Kug tfxl2; 1 Axminster Rug, 0x12,
floral design; 3 Ingrain Cnrpcti; 1 Kitchen Linoleum; 1 Whito drop
head Sowing Machine, like new; 1 Oak Davenport bed; like new; 1
sipiare oak 10-t. Extension Table; 1 Fir Library Table; 1 Combination
Oak Hookcase and Writing Desk; 1 waxed oak leather seated Rocker; g
2 Cano liockors; 1 Magazine Hack; 1 M-day Clock; 1 Linoleum, 0x6 M
gomi; l nee tiecrnc Carpet Bwcoocr; 1 Fir Library Table; 1 Fir Dress
er; 1 Fir Ptand Table; 1 Stair C.irpet; 1 lowing Kockcr; 1 Oak Foot
stool; 1 F-air Tortiers; 1 good Washing Machine and Wringer; 1 Baby's
Bath Tub; 50 ft. Garden Hose; 1 patent Ironing Board, new; 1 2 inch
Post Brass Bed, Steel Spring and Bilk Floss Mattress; 3 White Enamel
Beds. Springs and Mattresses; 5 Dining Chairs; 1 High Chair; 1 Jardi
nere and Plant; 1 Plato U!as Mirror, 2x3 ft.; 1 White Enamel Kitchen
Table; 10 Electrie Light Globes- 10 doz. Fruit Jars; some Wood, Scythe
H..c. Sprinkler, Stone Jars, Sal Irons, Cobbler Outfit, 5 gal. Oil Can,
8 W indow Screens, 2 jshovel. Broom, Meat Chopper, Jelly Classes
Alarm Clocks, K. Utensils, Dishes, Window Blinds, and Manv Other
Things. Don't miss this Sale if you are wanting anything. Everything
goes to the highest bidder.
F.LBODENHiMMER
Owner
All TTmnn Ctt.Al
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F.N.W00DRY,
The Auctioneer,
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Note: Wcodry hays anything for cash or will sell for you
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