PAGE TEN
SALEM, OREGON.
THURSDAY, MAT 29, 1919.
Che Dailii" W Ifournal
Nation Wide
Institution
That has built and kept its
business on the principal
of the
GOLDEN RULE
THE
J, C. Penney Co.
OPERATING 197 BUSY STORES
WILL ALWAYS GIVE YOU THE BEST OF
SERVICE, AND MERCHANDISE AT .
THE LOWEST PRICES
You
Should not fail to look over
what we have, before you
buy. We will
SAVE YOU MONEY
Look, Read and Think
Of the wonderful savings we will make you. It matters not what department it is in, whether for Man,
Woman or Child. Investigation will prove we have them all beat.
WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW
i
NICE, NEW NIFTY
Party Dresses
Of fine Georgette Crepe in
good colors and styles
$18.50 to $24.75
FIBER SILK
SWEATERS
Thai, please in colors that
are good. Look them over.
They are priced at
$7.50, $8.90, $9.90 and $10.90
DOMESTICS
Of all kinds, which are of the best and is all new
clean stock.
Ginghams, yard 19c to 35c
Kiddy Kloth, excellent, fast colors, yard 39c
Percales, yard 15c, 21c, 25c and 29c
Sheeting, yard 49 to 69c
45-inch Cabot Pillow Tubing, yard 25c
42 Pequot Pillow Tubing yard 39c
Bleached Muslin, yard - 18c
SILK AND MUSLIN
Underwear
Made of the best of nainsook
crepe de chine and satin;
daintily trimmed with lace
and embroidered.
Camisoles
9Sc, $1.15 and $1.49
Chemise
$1.49 to $1.98
Gowns
$1.79, $1.98, $2.49, and $2.98
price wouid be pretty hits. The proph-
'ets were all wrung. ritrawbtrries are
jretailiug at two boi.es fur 25 cents, the
i quality is most excellent anil the sup
i ply seVui unlimited. But it is a fact
that strawberries are being contracted
for in large quantities at from 10 to
; 12 cent a pound, gooseberries at five
.cents a pound and cherries at seven
and eight cents a pound. The lowly
'gooaebeTrT, always quoted at and
3 rent a pound, is now taking its place
with its aristocratic neighbors and
iwhat was considered a high price for
logauberries a year or so ago, is the
i today price of the gooseberry.
! Visitors art always vrelcome at
onr baby chick store, 544 State
, Street opposite county court fcouse.
ica week. 6 24
Salem Cigar Factory is now mailng
"La Corona" and "Little Salem" ei
gara eiactly as they were made before
' t4 wir. Smoking them reminds you of
oia times. u
a
Phone 77 Oregon Taxi and Trssfer
Co. for quick service, tf
SKIRTS
We have a fine offering
in this important line
of apparel in Woolen
and Silk Fabrics in sol
id colors and plaids.
$3.98 to $12.50
Ladies Shoes
We have as fine a line of Oxfords, Pumps and Shoes as
there is to be found in the city. We can supply your
wants having them in White Canvas and the best of Kid
Leather in BLACK, WHITE, BROWN and GREY
WHITE CANVAS, in prices from....:. $1.98 to $4.98
KID OXFORDS and PUMPS in a splendid variety of
styles from ........$2.98 to $8.50
The only way to appreciate the value we offer in SHOES
is to SEE them.
HOSIERY
You will find us stocked
with such leading
makes as Armor Plate,
Burson, Lawrence, Oc
tagon and Bear Brand.
Ladies Silk Hose
$1.39 to $2.49
Ladies' Lisle Hose
68c to 98c
Ladies' Cotton
2 for 25c to 35c
Children's Hose
2 for 25c to 49c
Incorporated
Dr. L. R. Springer, dentist, Moore
bldg. corner Court and Liberty.
Phons 114. 'tf
The "Live Wire Class" of toe Lce-
i lie M. K. church Sunday school, with
!A. -'. llVhriistcdt teacher, will leave
tomorrow on their annual emuping
trip, which will be nwde to the upper
McKentie river district, where they
will spend three days in a most enjoy-
ablo outing. There will be about fifty
members u the party.
Special meeting of De
? V Slo'ny (tommandery No.
Work in the Malta de
gree. Visitinjf Sir Knights welcome,
o
Dance at M. B. A. hall every Sat.
night; four piece orchestra. 5-30
o.
Benefit dance under auspices of St
Agnes guild at Masonic Temple June
2. Tickets 50e.
Dance tonight at Hurst hall given by
Knights and Ladies of Security, fra
ternal organization.
Ail A
i
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May 31 Concert by I'nivar-
shy Uirls' Olce Hub.
June 2 Graduation Recital
Willamette School of Mimic.
June S Monday iood roads
rally in fta'em. "
June 8 Special stats else-
tion. a
June 4 Dr. Wheeler at Ar- at
mory, auspices Klks' lodge.
Free.
June High School senior
elans piny, "The fortune Hunt-
r."
June 5 Thtirsilay "Wind
milk of Holland'' at Cbouiawa
SVii.htorium,
June 8 Apollo Concert,
Opera House.
June 7 Pnturday IListorio-
al pageant Willamette univcr-
aity campus.
June Id School election, on
ej.re.-tnr.
ETHEL CLAYTON
IN
'PETTIGREW'S GIRL"
C11AELE8 CllArUN
IN
"A NIGHT AT THE
SHOW"
Prices en fish
tti cod sliced 15c
pound. Fitts Market
e
lowers. Una cod
Whule full
fa the cane ef the Mat against Mrs.
f "etherine Khodcs, charged with threat
ening children on North Front street,
Mra. It hodee w pot under bond by
Jastiee I'nmb to keep the peace. It
seems that a lot of children had teen
annoying her until she omld stand it
e li.n.T and slie then threatened to
4a tin m bodily harm.
I buy junk of all kinds, rags and
t.'j! '-, metal, iron, broken dona autos
and parts of nutos. Give us a trial.
I .,i..,i. k Junk Co. 328 N. Com. St.
I kone 3 '3. tf
Art!firil Iamb, hare expert plate
bb, with osr 35 years erperience,
at my gfiM. lr. I). X. lleoehier, dea-t,..-t,
ina U. 6. Kat. bank bijg. tf
Av ' x U.9 rc'.riii: American aoj
. .. i- I n imiinl in New rk Wed
, ,v iierinn ft ("liarli'S W.
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t t U 4i'-li-vue 'rvt. hftfi-nt. H ts a
r,, .,.r f.f lje J .n riuii T'i il V, J.'"fl) en-
. ,r, v r i ;-' 4 it the
fcr' , (J, li, I 1 7. 'I U'4 t ' - "
terilny afternoon stated that he would
be at inp Merritt for a few duys.
Jr. 0, L. Scott, chiropractic aplnol
ojjint, will not return from Portland
this week. His offices iu the U. W.
National bank building are open,, how
ever, fur staking appointments. tf
"The Funeral Beautiful.'
Ciouh Co.
Webb ft
tt
The general delivery window at the
posti'ff ice, to be oen tomorrow fruui
S until 10 o'clock is for transients on
ly. There will iie jiwl one man at the
window and no other men on duty
hereby mail fur the eity or rentes can
be handled. There will be no mail de
liveries in the city or rural routes and
no mm I distribution after the force
leaves this evening.
Patton numbing company are now
able to take ears of your plumbing
wants ia their new location. S?0 N.
OouimereiaJ street. I'hon 1868. tf
Just a few days left to buy baby
chicks. Call tomorrow, 54 State Ht.
' . 3 31
The two big canning plants have
opened for the soann. Just now they
are handling froomtherrics and nest
week will begin putting up strawber
ries. ,
NOTICE We have opened a first
fbis re)ir shop ani will give the mo
toring put-lie the very hr.t of service.
Open aisht ami dpy sn j cttHdavs. Ms
rii.n Garajjis Thone !l(!'2. ' tf
BUY IN SALEM ALWAYS
I Cut flowers for Memorial day, 10
c e lite a bouiiivt and up. 801 Locust
street. 5-29
In the divorce suit of Edith Eyre
White against Ir. H. H. White, an
anieiulid com plaint has ibeen filed by
Mrs. White. Khe alleges that at the
time of their ninrrine in lHUil, she hail
in her own name 30.(M10 worth of
property and later inherited tlO.OM)
from hi-r mother. That in order to get
possession of part of her estate, her
husband iniluced her to let him have
'ilHlO with which to invest in some
Eolith link ota land and later $:i(HK) to
invent iu Maho lands. That in each
insta'nee, he had the deed made out to
them as tenants iu entirety, instead of
to herself. Wie also alleges that she
bought a lot on Capitol street in Ha
lent, paying fc:3!K) and again her hus
band hsd the deed tnado out to them
as tenants in entirety, iusteail of to
herself. fSho alleges that she did not
discover the deeds were so made out
until about two months before the
commencement of her suit for divorce.
"The best" la all yon can do when
death comes. Call Webb A Ciough Co.
Phone 120. tf
Spanish War Veterans yon are order
ed to report at Marion square Friday
May :m at i p. m. to tuke part in pa
rade. Without fail. V U Mastcn, com
niNii.lcr. 5 -jti
Notice. The Model Bhaving Parlors
will be closed all Unv Ilcoratin day
and remain open until 9 p. .m, Thurs
day ere, 5 29
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Tomorrow being a national holiday,
all tli'irt incuts of the post office will
!e rloseit except the general delivery
window ' which will lie open trum 9
until 10 o'clock in the morning. And
everything rl?e in town will also be
closed iniliiling offices St the court
house. The meat market way star
open long enmijih to make eariy morn
ing deliveries hut thry will be closed
in time to permit all employes to at
tend the morning program of the day
at City View cemetery.
Dr. Mott office moved to Bank of
Commerce building, rooms 407 I. tf
We buy UbertTbonds. 311 Masonic
Wdg. tf
e
Dr. L. B. Springer, dentist, Moore
bldg. corner Court and Liberty.
Phone 114. tf
Mra. A. B. I!d who died at the
home of her ilui;hter, Mrs, t'. E. IHit
tersiin. 1'313 fouth Cottage street Mar
1M1. was the widow ef Julius j.
Fie'il who ided ia 1"7. fie was the
mother of eigbt chihlren and is sur
vived by two sons, three ii a lighter, LU
grandchildren and 32 great granilchil
dren. At the time of her death she was
X0 years old. Wince 1H Mrs. Field
had made her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Patterson. Konn after her arrival
in Halein she united with tho Free
Methodist church, having been an earn
est Christian since her early youth.
This week'a drapery special. Firm
colors iu ciiiow fluke drapery iiove,
lUuc and Green, lingular 7'ic, jfc. Ihun
ilton V 6-29
Try Northern Flour, It 'a a Bear,
every aack guaranteed. At yout ,rro
eera. tf
Wirner'i corse U are really bettor.
11.50 np. Qale ft Co. Commercial and
Court streets. tf
Charlea S. Bamp was elected grand
chief ranger of Oregon of the Forest
ers of America at the grand lodge ses
sion held in Portland, according to
word .brought to the eity by Lee Abbe
and Kmil lKmaldson who attended the
Every man in the automobile class
in Salem and specially those who
Ore afflicted with the "speed bug"
will find something; to stir their blood
like getting away from a speed cop,
in tho big racing film "The Roaring
Koad" vnming to the Oregon theater
Friday, Saturday and Munday. The
popular -star, Wallace Reid, plays the
wrt of the young "speed devil" and
in order to get the last touch of real
ism in the scenes he drove bis own
car at the Tate of 110 .mile an hour
over the Santa Monica track, taking
the perilous "death curve without a
trempr. The girl in the picture is Ann
Little.
Dance tonight at Hurst hall given by
Knights and Ladies of Security, fra
ternal organization.
Elks attention Meet at Elks club 2
p. in. Friday to take part in Memorial
parade
0
Dance at Dallas armory tonight.
o
An expectant and appreciative audi
ence greeted tho two graduates of the
illamette school of music at the First
Methodixt church last evening, and
were treated to a program of vocal and
piano numbers of unusual excellence.
Miss Murgaret Wmle, vocalist, and
Miss Florence Shirley, pianist, have
been heard frequently in concert pro
grams in this eity, and line need say no
more than that their renditions last
night were np to their lartieular stand
ard. Miss W uble shows a voice of re
markable range and volume, as well as
flexibility and expreHsiveness as shown
in Oounod'a "i'hantez, Ma Belle" and
the aria from "Madame Butterfly."
Mis (Shirley, noted for her velvety
touch as well as bold technique, dis
played her genius to the best advant
ue in the iNocturne of List., and in
the Hondo of Mendelssohn.
;
Where the crowds go, M. B. A. hall
Sat. night; four piece orchestra. 5 31
Truck leaves Masonic Temple 8:30
for M. B. A, dance Sat. night. Good
floor, good four piece orchestra. 5-3 1
Boys
Suits
A new shipment boys'
knickerbocker suits,just
received in the latest
models. A splendid as
sortment for your
choosing. Ages 6 to 17.
PRICES
$3.45, $4.98, $5.75
and $6.90
OUR PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST
GALE & COMPANY
Phone 1072
Com'l. & Court Streets Formerly Chicago Store
DANCE
armory Tonight
,difSSj
tT 1. 1 1 i
Men who have served in the late war
will be given memberships in the Sa
lem Commercial club if they will take
the trouble to apply for a card from
manager T. E. McCroskey. This mem
bership not only gives the full privi
leges of the club but will incur some
of the obligations of the club In work
ing for the welfare of the community.
That is, the soldier who is given a
membership to the club for the remain
der of the year will ibe expected to en
joy ail the .privileges of tho club at
tend meetings and become a real live
citizen, willing to work on committees
and to take n interest in the new life
that has recently been instilled into
the club work. Tho new deal now on in
the Commercial club means that all
must get in and work for the good of
tho community and not let a fow do
H.
Plans for the home of the superin
tendent of tho Oregon state tuberculo
sis sanitorium have been drawn by F.
A. Leg? architect, and within a few
ilays bids will be called for. The last
legislative appropriated 3000 for Ibtiild
ing a home for the superintendent, it
will bo an evjfrt room cottage with full
basement. As the henting will be in
stalled by the Institution and other
work done, the 1000 appropriation
mill build a homo that might c-i
about $4000 unVr other conditions.
Mr. Legg lsa also Just completed plans
for a barn at the institution to coxt
W0OO. It will he' 32 by 5fi feci with
cement floor and ii on stanchions. The
two new buildings and the two old
ones will be all heated by a high pres
sure steam line from the boiler hu.e
Elks attention Meet at Elks club 2
p. m. Fridny to take part in Memorial
parade.
The funeral services of Lewis X
jl! i. I ....... ii i.:ii-j
i ii. a . n'i., n o was ni-i-ii I'Uiiiuv h; it'u iu
S ,H"'i I P "t 'vUCgfiMiT C7,r,llV"''l will be held Friilav afternoon
JB, J! Mr-tat 2 oVUick at the home of his wife's
JiSn?n .h. f 1 .11 . T" "'Other, Mrs. F. J. Oomlcv in Folk
tions in the lodge but his recent '), M .. ... . .-.,,
paces him as tho ranking offi- ,-, mo(p .. r,m . '
'"to. ... v. . ' ' ,i, . .:...
.Mil ...... irfl...,T ...... .. ",..M.
as mechanic in the Northwest Iron
works in 1'ortlnnd where he was aci-i
SOCIETY CLEANERS
AND DTEBS
Particular work for partieii-
lar people
Auto delivery 1272 State St.
Phone 1684 929
W. T. RIODON ft CO.
Undertakers
253 North High Street
Western Junk & Salvage
Company,
uon
O'-ul of the
Emiiiett ft White will snip lambs.
hogs an, I ca.ttU next Saturday
I I--5.M.
SALEM ATTO RADIATOR SHOP
Radiators, Fenders and Gas Tanks
Repaired
Tractor Radiators a Specialty
All work guaranteed, li8 8. 12th St.
Salem, Oregon. 1 12
J 30
- Modern Woodmen attention. Import
ant meeting Thnnulay evening, .May
'J!. 'oute. Committee. 6 29
Cretonnes 50c, 60c 75c and II values
35 yard. Hamilton's. 5 29
I'hnneidcfallv killed. It was his i iitentiont
Salem orators are in demand for me
morial day addresses. Among the scv
eral who have accepted invitations is
justice VBaries
supreme court.
Mwrsh field.
to soon piv no the work and return i to
to the farm.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. TerwiUiger, grad
uate morticians and funeial directors,
770 t'hemcketa Ht. l'hone 724.
Benefit dance under auspices of St
Agnes guild at Masonic Temple June
2. Tickets 50c.
Dr. Cart E.
dental office at S10 511 U
bldg. Fhone 341
Ray F. R'chardson of Saa Lois
A. Johns of the state Obispo, Calif., left for his home this
lie will speak at j morning after spending several days
in the eity visiting friends and atteud-
0 (ing to business matters'. He Mtvs San
Miller has opened his ,1,11-, OSispn it a live town of about
beak tOW) people, about 12 miles from the
tf ocean and half wav between an Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. Aiso that he is
well pleased with his location, likes
jthe people and pretty well satisticd
with everything. He was formerly part
ner in the undertaking firm ilT Rigdoa
4 Richardson.
' Phone S5S
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WELCH ELECTRIC CO.
TOR
ELECTRIC IRONS
ELECTRIC TOASTERS
ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS
S79 StaU 8t
CALL 706
We will buy for spot ensh,
your old furniture, tools, house
hold goods, hardware and junk
of nil descriptions. There is
hardly an item we do not buy
We specialize in this line
are able to pay all your goods
arc worth.
Give us a trinl.
Corner Center ft N. Commercial
Balem, Oregon.
! L.M.HUM I
care of
YickSoTong
Chinese Medicine and Tea Cav
Bns medicine which will eure any
known disease.
. Open Sundays from 10 A. M.
until 8 P. M.
502 uoij uoifdjp 'utaisg X
R.
W. BALLANTYNE
i'IA0 TUN KB
Players a Specialty
With Clicrrington Piano House
Court St., Salem, Oregon'
t'2l
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WHEN IN SALEM, OREGON,
stop at
BLIGH HOTEL
"A Home Away from Home."
Strictly Modern 1 Per Day
l'H) Rooms of Solid Comfort
Only Hotel in Business District
About a month ago there was a ru
mor that tho canneries had contracted
all strawberries grown in this vicinity
and as a result, the retail grocers would
have a limited supply sn-l that the
Try a Meal at
Camping Out
123 North Comrecial St. over Home
Restaurant
WANTED
Highert market price paid forMogsn
berries. Royal Anne cherries, red rasp
berries; strawberries, pieseberriee and
Bart let t pears.
Pbrmc 717
We furaUh boifs and crstea.
MAKGIS EEOS.
"43 Stale St. Salem, Ore.
521
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