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SALEM, OREGON
MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1919.
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A NEW SHIPMENT OF
Scrims, Nets and Marquisettes
In plain white, cream and ecru, also in nice flowered designs from which
you can make appropriate selection fgr your new draperies. Then, too, you
should not fail to see our
New Cretonnes
As we have some beauties and they are at lower prices than you are accus
tomed to' paying elsewhere.
CURTAIN SCRIMS, YARD 18c, 21c, 25c, 29c, 33c and 35c
CURTAIN MARQUISETTES, YARD ..9c, 33c, 39c and 45c
CURTAIN NETS, YARD ..! 35c
CRETONNES, YARD 19c, 25c, 29c, 39c, 45c, 49c and 65c
CURTAINS .'. $1.69, $1.98 and $2.98 Pair
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t Western Junk & Salvage
t Company
CALL 70S
We will buy fur pot cash,
your old furniture, tools, hoiiw-
hold Rood, hardware and junk
of nil descriptions. There ia
hardly mi ilmu wo do nut buy
We upociuliiee in this Hue
ire utile to pay ill your goods
ri worth.
flive in a trial.
Cornet Center N. Commercial
Salem, Oregon. .
BUY IN SALEM ALWAYS
BUY IN SALEM ALWAYS
SALEM AUTO BADIATOB SHOP
Badiaton, Kendttrs and Gas Tank!
Repaired
Tractor Badiaton a Specialty
All work guaranteed, 198 8. 12th Bt.
Salem, Oregon. 8-12
ft SOCIETY CLEANSES
AND DYERS
ft Particular work for particu-
ft lar people
ft Auto delivery 1272 State St.
ft Phone 1684 5 29
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ft . W. T. BIODON k CO
Undertakers
52 North High Street
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tiiiiiAAaiil
L.M.HUM
care of
Yick So Tong
Chinese Medicine and Tea C.
8 si medieino which will cure any
known disease.
Open Sundnvs from 10 A. M.
until 8 P. M.
153 South High St.
ggj euoi),! uua,jQ 'njoittg
B. W. BAJLLANTYKB
1'IANrt) TUNKR .,
Players a Bpecialty
With Cherrington . 1'iano House, 421
Court St., Salem, Oregon
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niONE C. 0. D. ORDERS 198-186 v
100 pound:? Cane Sugar $9.40
Crown flour $2.95
Olympic flour $2.95
Diamond C flour $2.60
Pacific hardwheat flour $2.75
Borden's milk, dozen $1.75
Clisco, 6-lb. can, $1.95 case; 6 cans, per can $1.85
Buy by the case, save advance soon.
3 lb. Crisco, $1.00; 6 cans, per can' 93c
1 3-lb. can Royal Club coffee $1.30
5 .'Mb. can Royal Club coffee, per can $1.20
1 .'Mb can G. A. coffee $1.15
5 3-lb. can G. A. Coffee, per tin '. $1.05
5 bars Crystal White Soap, HOc; 100 bars $5.50
1 lb. Peanut Butter, 15c; 5 lb. per lb 13c
1 10-.b Blue Karo, S7c; 6 cans per can 95c
1 10-lb. Red Karo $1.10; 6 cans, per can $1.02
Armour's Corn Flakes full 8 oz. pkg 11c
Armour's Corn Flakes, case,. 36 packages ..-...$3.55
We have only 75 cases of these corn flakes at this
price. Order early. We have a cont'act for a large
quantity of Pacific hardwheat flour. Now is a good
time to buy and save money. Mail orders 456 State St.
WHEN IN SALEM, OREGON,
Stop at
BLIGH HOTEL
"A Home Away from Home."
Strictly Modern 1 Per Day
100 Rooms of Solid Comfort
Only Hotel in Business District
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ELECTRIC IRONS
ELECTRIC TOASTEBS
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Phone 953 379 State St.
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COMTMO EVENTS
June 2 Oraduatiun Recital
Willamette tkhool of Musie, M.
E. Church, ip.ii.
rally in SSalein at nriuory, 8:30
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June 3 Graduation recital
Westers Conservatory of limit,
Christian churrh S p m.
Jane 3 Special state elec
tion. Polls close it p ui.
June 4, Dr. Wheeler at Ar
mory, auspices Elks' lodge.
1'ree. Sr.'.iO p. m.
June 4 High School teuior
class play, "The Fortune Hunt
er." High school auditorium,
p. m.
June 5 ThuriJuT" Wind
mills of Holland" at Cheinuwa
auditorium 9 p. m.
June 6 Friday, Cantata, "A
Day in riowerdom" at State In
stitution for the Feeblemind
ed." 8 p. m.
Jane 8 Apollo Concert,
Opera House 8:30 p. m.
Jane . t Saturday Historic
al pageant Willamette univer
sity campus.
June 15 School erection, one
director.
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it buaiiiess reputation IK:'!
fcLn fr stability. We rjl
(STl stradl'iistly strive H Q
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'OUT OP THE TOO"
VAUDEVILLE
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Dane Wed. night, Query's hall.
Stated meeting cf Hcdson Council
No. 1 K. k S. M. this evinini?. A full
(attendance i rHtuvjted by order of
tne Tnriee ill. Maiter.
CABD OFTHAirKS
We wish to extend our esiucere
thanks to the kind friends who ten
dered us aseistaiK-e, sympathy and of
ferings of iktwers in th time of Our
bereavement, the loss of oijr son and
ootber. -Mr. and -Mrs. VV. ti. Miller
and family.
Emmett and Wiite will ship lambs,
hugs and cattle next Saturday, June 7.
Phone H-'."M. " 6 4
Dance Wed. night, Query's halL
Dr. L. B. Springer, dentixt, Moore
bldg. corner Court and Liberty.
Phone 114. "tf
Walt S. Low, city street commis
sioner, drove to ficio yesterday to do
some fishing. On Thomas creek he says
fishing conditions are not . favorable
due. to a heavy storm that recently
pasee. dthrough that section and that
the fish arc mostly too toig to take the
trouble to make life pleasant for the
fisherman. Road conditions are good,
he says, from Salem to Jordan, but
pretty bad from Jordan to the head
waters of Thomas creek.
Dance Wed. night, Query's hall
i. O. L. Scott, chiropractic sonol
ogist, will not return from Portland
this wock. His offices in the U. 8.
National bank building are open, how
ever, for making appointments. tf
Girls' Summer Dresses
In white Voiles and Organdies. A large and choice
assortment for your choosing, ages 2 to 16. Also a
splendid line of girl's gingham dresses from
98c to $3.98 Each
Our Prices Always the Lowest
GALE & COMPANY
Phone 1072
Com'L & Court Streets Formerly Chicago" Store
Visitors are always welcome at
our laby chick store, 544 State
Street opposite county court house,
ca week. 6 24
Lactone Buttermilk. The Spa. 6 2
Dance Moose hall Tuesday night
New O. E. schedule, effective Sun
day June 1st f trnin Mo. 12 will
leave Balein 12:05 noon instead of
1?:1J and will reaeh Portland 2:20 in
stead of 2:25 as formerly. 6-3
For your health, drink Lactone But
termilk The Spa, 6 2
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hamilton and
Mr. and Mrs. O.' J. lreen canoed yes
terday from ALbany to Sulein. They
left Al1any at 8:43 o'clwk in the
morning and arrived in Salem at A: 15
o'rlwk. The aetunl time of paddling
was five anil one half henna. They
stopped three hours for lunch and also
made a short stay at ludcpendenee.
At times during the trip it was rather
licnvy puddling, due to a strong north
wind.
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Lactone Buttermilk, Just what the
doctor ordered. The pa. 62
. Dance Moose hall Tuesday night
Try Northern Flour, It's a Bear,
evory sack guaranteed. At yout gro
cors. tf
"Tie Funeral Beautiful.
Clough Co.
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Dr. Carl E. Miller aas opened liis
dental offk-e at 519 511 U. 3. bank
bldg. Phone 341. tf
An auto trip to the Columbia hiph
way was made veterdy bv a partv
consisting fit Miss Armotta Wurm,
Mine Maud t,kew. Miss Pound, Hick
Paris, Vergil White and Fred Ireland.
"The heat"' is all you can do when
death eomes. Call Webb A Clough Co.
Phone 120. tf
ArtlflrtM tMtn. hare exnert nlata
mlan, with over 33 years erperlenee.
at mr fit nee. Dr. v. A. Boec.nler, den
tist, 302 U. cl. Nat. bank bldg. tf
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NOTICE We have onened a first
class reaJr shop and will give the mo
toring public the very best of serviee.
Open niuht and day and Sundays. Ma
rion Garage. Phone 3i'C tf
Lost Route book, please return to
.Tmirnal office. , S-2
Dance Moos hall Tuesday night
Miss Lola McDatilet and Miss Edna
McDnuiel, formerlr of this citv, are
new holding civil service1 positions with
the itovernment iu Washington, I. C.
Miss Ila is with the war department
and Miss Kdns in the troasuty depart
ment. In writing friends hre ther
state tht'T are living at one of the
)t(ivernm,nt hotel houses and that they
are well plcMtd with their work.
PftttfM lVfttfnHlfl MBllUn BPS HAS
.WV.u9 - ...Kw..y HVW
able to take care ef your plumbing
wants in their new location 220 .N.
Commercial street. Those 158. tf
Dance Moose hall Tuesday night
Salem Cigar Factory Is now making
"La Corona" and "Little 8alem" ei
gttrs exactly as tiey were mnde before
t'he war. Smoking them reminds you of
old times, tf
Phone 77 Oregon Taxi and Transfer
Co. for quick service. tf
Tne local Elks lodge will officially
observe Plag day next Sundav. Al.
though the day is supposed to be June
14, the JMks have decided to observe
tho day with proper ceremonials on
Sunday June 15.
Dr. Mott offices moved to Bank of
Commerce building, rooms 407-8. tf
Prices on fish lowers. Ling cod or
fed cod sliced 15c. Whole fish 12e
pound. Fitts Market. ' tf
The Foresters of America will hold
their nn mini memorial services next
Sunday at the 'it v View cemetery. The
observance of the day will be in chnrge
of fciiiit iDonnldson, chief ranger of
Sherwood court No. 19, of Salem.
I buy Junk of all kinds, rags and
bottles, metal, iron, broken down autos
and parts of autos. Give us a trial.
Steinfcock junk Co. 326 N. Com. St.
Phone 303. tf
We buy liberty bonds. 314 Masonic
bldg. , tf
Dr. L. B. Springer, dentist, Moore
bldg." eorner Court and Liberty.
Phone 114. tf
Just a few days left to buy baby
chicks. Cell tomorrow, 514 Stale St.
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Dance Moose hall Tuesday night
Dr. Charles T. Wheeler, one of the
best oratnrs in the country, will relate
his experiences at the ermorv .Wednes
day evening when be will speak under
the ansipievs of the Salem lodge of
Klks. He was st the front six months
where the real Yighting was going on.
He came from his home in 4 birn to
tnke part in the work of the Klks for
the Salvation armv. He will tell of the
wlork (hmo lr the Salvation army.
There will be no admission charge and
everybody is invited.
CABD OFTHANIS
We wish to thank our neighbors and
friends for their unfailisj kindness
during the long illness of our mother
anil grandmother, Mrs. A. R. Field, and
also for the lieaiitiful flowers with
which thny .'heenM her during hrr itl-
nesa ami e.preseeU their regard for tier
at her funeral. Mrs. C. K. Patterson
and daughter, Mrs. E. A. Gannett,
Mrs. K. T. Wales.
Dance Moose hall Tuesday night
Ther are several cases of influenza
in the city and it is understood that
several who were appointed to 'Tve on
election 4oards tomorrow will tie un
able to serve. Si-vernl case were re
ported front the (.rant school last week
Whil there seems to be a general opin
ion that a number of pople have the
flu in the city, it is difficult to secure
any definite information, or whether
anything i tieing done to rumba t the
It i known however, that it
is almost impossible to get nurses, ex
cepting those already working in the
hospitals.
Twelve men were connected with
job Saturday through the efforts of the
IT. 8. labor bnreuu, with office just
south of the Sulem Hank of Commerce
building. These were mostly in farm
and saw mil) work.
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A state meeting of ail Fordson deal
ers in the state was held this after
noon at tho Commercial club. This
meeting of state agents was called by
Vick Bros, to discuss business plans
for the r-oming fiscal year, which bo
gins August 1. Ahout 40 of the deal
ers were present. To give them direct
information, the oKYdson plant at De
troit sent a speciul factory man here
to talk to the agents this afternoon.
Tonijjht a banquet will be served the
men in tho grove on Fairview venue
near the home of George Vick.
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It is understood that no appointment
will lie made at once to succeed Col
onel May who resigned a few days
ago as adjutant general. One of Col
onel Mjiy 's reeoininenddtions wns that
tho office of the adjutant general be
removed Jto Snlem. The office legally
belongs to tho capital city, just the
same as other state office Pending
the appointment of a successor to Col
onel Mav, the office will be in charge
of Major A. A. Hull.
After four marriage licenses had al
rendy been issued Inst Saturday, H. N.
Stou'leitnieyer .brought the record up to
five when he applied for a license to
marry Miss Lily M. Stge. The licenw
was Issued at 4:35 o'clock Saturday af
ternoon. They were at once married by
Justice George H. Burnett and the re
turns properly filed at 4:40 o'clock,
making a record for quick returns. Tho
official record of the license issnod
gives Mr. Stoudcniueyer s occupation
as musician and tlmt he was 'born in
Alabama. Miss Stege's occupation is til
so given as musician nnd that her birth
place wns in Snlcm. Mr. Stoudcnnieyor
was formerly director of the ( hervinn
band. He is now living in Portland.
The Journal Job Department
will print you anything In the
stationery line do tt right and
save yu real money.
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Our Expenses Are Less.
We Sell for Less.
Compare these p'ices anywhereThese are our
EVERYDAY prices.
5-ply Garden Hose
$7.50 for 50 feet
Garden tools of all
Descriptions for
LESS
Guaranteed Aluminum
Percolators $1.75
"Perfection" oil stoves
2 Burner
$16.00
I Peoples Furniture and Hardware Store
zu in. commercial st. aaiem. t
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ROUTE YOUR FREIGHT VIA
Willamette Valley
Transfer Co.
Express Service at Freight Rates
Long Distance Hauling Only
PHONE HCO
at Mass Meeting Wed., June 4th, Armory, 8 Po M.
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Battlefield of
France