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TEN i 3mln.3l -Journal SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1919. HlttHtH- " JmsS Meeeivecl A NEW SHIPMENT OF All A round t own ' COJGNQ EVENTS P h- hi i ip gn irn (PI IP Via L A, -TT TXT Scrims, Nets and Marquisettes In plain fthite, cream and ecru, also in nice flowered designs from which you can make appropriate selection for 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 ...29c, 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 Incoroorated June 3 Graduation recital Western Conservatory of Musie, Christian church S p m. Jon 3 Special stats lec tion, polls close 8 p m. Jane 4 Dr. Wheeler st Ar mory, auspices Elks' lodge, i'ree. 8::30 p. in. June 4 High School senior class play, "The Fortune Hunt er." High school auditorium, 8 p. m. June 5 Thursday ' Wind mills of Holland" at Cheuiawa iiuilitorium 8 p. ni. June 6 Friday, Cantata, "A Pay in Flowerdom" at State Iu- stitution for the Feebleuiiud I ed. " S p. in. June 6 Apollo Concert, Opera House 8: HO p. m. June 1 Saturday Historic- al pageant Willamette univer- sity campus. June 18 School election, one director. : , I ' ; t PERSONALS. ; Born t i ltli)l ( Ifrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, representing; the srfit text book commission returnl to 1'nrtland this moniiiiK. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. 0 ill nf Port land arrived in the oily yesterday far short visit. Mr, Oill was formerly tw ist uf St. 1'nul's Episcopal church in fcsleni. B. H. CiooiUii, secretary of the state board of control, went to l'ortlitnd this morning. George Host, areliitoet, wns In the ily yesterday from Portland, He it i associated with I'ortlsnd firm f architects. Mr, l'imt drew the plans sot the M-Kiiiley school while living ftere. CHffl'STKN'KEy To Mr. and Mrs. Huns Clirislensen, June 2, 1U19, a lintthgter. She has been named Helen Maxine. BAXEM AUTO EADIATOB BHOP Sadiators, Fenders and Uai Tanks Hepaired Tractor Radiators Hpecialty All work guaranteed, 19s 8. lath Ht. W", Oregon. 9 IV W. T. RIOPON CO tlndertnkera 33 North High Street WHEN IS SALEM, OREGON, Rtnp at ELIOH HOTEL "A Ilouie Away front Home." Strictly Modern I 1'nr Pay 1(H) Knoms of Solid Comfort Only Hotel in Business Jiistricc DIED irwvlNtf At the home of 11. O. Me flurren on the (Inrdon road, Juno 2, 1(1 Mrs, Unmet .N. llmk intf, at the age of N2 years, Hhe had lived in this pHit of the stato ubout 14 months. The funeral services will Ihe held at the Ki(tdon chnpcl Wednesday after noon At 2; 30 o'clock and will bo eon ducted by the Hev. 11. N. Aldrich of the I-sl ii M. E. chitreh. Huiiul will be In the 'ity View cemetery. i l 111 HIIUIUUU1U1UUUUI.U1U1I1UUUM' UlJ WELCH rECTBIO CO. TOR ELECTRIC IRONS ELECTRIO TOASTERS ELECTEIO PERCOLATORS Rioas 853 S79 euu St. The eicbisivc select qualities of our Muipiuent are above reproach. We are competent and cour teously obliging. We render efficient ser vice and yon will find tis conservative In our financial re-quest. CUY IN SALEJI ALWAYS If A i 4 r i -t I' f r s s Jk, M dJmmlHO MOOSE HALL T TTT H TT Trm 1; i V:. I M f M I Steve Joseph Bi'hmidt would like to become a real American citiren. Ves terduy he filed his final petition for citixenHhip. lie lives at (iervais on ru ral roue 1. He was born July 2tl, 1S87, at l'niikota, Hungry, and came to this country in 1WKI. lie declared his first intention of becomins; a citizen on April 21, 191(1. He fornwiars alio Kinece (o the .present (fovermnent of Austrin llunuttry. Next t)et(lcr ho will appear before Judo Oeorye (1. Bing ham and also Ibefure the special exam iner and show whether he knows enough about citwimhip to exercise the rights of an American citizen. This exumination is in the way of asluig gereral questions on the constitution of the 1'nited Ntatcs and on civil gov ernment. The tourist season is about now on and every day in the down town dis trict iniiy do seen cars with streamers from different points in the northwest The Pacific Northwest Tourist associa tion is daily receiving letters number inif albnitt 2V) from jH-ople'in the east who want Information as to touring the west, and these' Inquiries are forwiml- eil to the "Salom Commercial -club for answer from a lncul standpoint. Inquir ies include the asking of information as to camping facilities in biJem, ca noeing, garage wtcs nod spec'nl scenic ailrnctions. One man is touring from i'liicago to Los Angeles via Seattle and Purl land and wants to Uuow the bout wny of retting through Oregon from Portland to ahfornin. Tlia commencement calendar of Elm- ball school of Theology for the week is as follows: Wednesday, June 4, at 8 p. m. Keeeption by President and Mrs. 11. J, Tuluot in hall of assembly1 to trustees, faculty and friends of Kim ball school of Theology, in honor of the gradimting class. Thursday, June I tt ( p. m. A n n mi I communion ser vice in hall of assembly. Friday, June 6, at 2:.1ll o'clock, in hall of assembly, gradimting exercises. Address by Hev. H. Jl. Mehuett, S. T. B., J). It. At 4:30 o clock, annual meeting of the alumni in the library. At 6 o'clock p. in. alum ni banquet. Memberi of the Salem Elks lodge will meet tomorrow evening at the mid march in a ibody to the armory to hear the address of Or. ('. T. Wheeler of Chicago. His slory is that of the but tle rone of France and epocinlly what the Mnlvation army lassies did for the boys. The Elks of Oregon have under taken to raise 121,000 in the state out side of Portland for the Salvation ar my and the meeting Wednesday even ing nt the armory will be the first to call ewius'ial attention to the work of the Hnlvation army. Dr. WheeVr is re purled In bo an orator of force, and for this reason tins been sent to the coast to speak during the prent cam paign, lucre is no admission charge. Miss Case, of the pttbUc library, calls attention of all those ho are inter ested in advanced education fb the col lection of college catalogues and sum mer school .bulletins now mum the shelves. These may furnish valuable information to those contemplating ; higher courses or special courses of ed- i ucation. 'rUIY IN SALEM ALWAYS NAZAMOVA IN 'OUT OF THE FOa" FATIIE LAST DAY GERALD1NE FARRAR in JTuU"'. E. schedule, effective Bun day June 1st E. train So. 12 will leave Balem 12:05 noon instead of 12:15 and will reach Portland 2:20 in stead of 2:23 as formerly. 6 3 For your health, drink Lactone But termilk The Spa. 6-2 o In Jiis tour of the south and east, starting in Se Oilcans, Dr. Tl. L. Stoovrs has rcuched Washington, 1). C, according to word heard from him yes terday. He will return west over the Liiieoln highway and the northwest route. Lactone Buttermilk, Just what the doctor ordered. The Spa. 0 2 Try Northern Flour, It's a Bear, every sack guaranteed. At yom gro cers, tf Dr. Carl E. Miller hat opened his dental office at 510-511 U. 8. bank bldg. Fhone 341. tf Students In the sixth grade In vari ous parts of the country have been sending in inquiries to the oinniereial clulb asking for information as to the willpy. This morning one inquiry came from a -sixth grade jupil living at AI ibany, Oregon, asking for information as to climate and general conditions ill the vicinity of the fy and other in formation that would help a sixth Jfrnde student in the study of geog raphy. ArUficl11! teeth, have expert plate man, -with over 35 years experience, at my office. Dr. D. X. Beeebler, den tist, 302 U. 8. Nat. bank bldg. tf NOTICE We liars opened a first class repair shop and will give the mo toring public the very best of service. Open night and day and Sundays. Ma rion Garage. Phone 3G2. tf On June 13 the special school train on the Electric to and from Woodburn will He discontinued. After that dale, the 4 o'clock Electric north will run entirely as a limited and bwal stops north will Jo made Uy tlio :.!( train, north from Salem. sMJM.iJBjgu uumihuis mi i tractor year be jinning July 1, they I are promised i.dK) :ronlson tractors. This is for the territory covering Ore gon and part of Idaho. "o arrange ments have len made asvet for trans ferring headquarters to Portland. Un til definite iplans are made, the state headquarters of Vick Bros, will be in the 8alem Bank of Commerce build ing. Patton Plumbing company are now able to take eare of your plumbing wants iu their new location. 220 M. Commercial street. Fhone 16C8. tf Dr. Mott offices moved to Bank of Commerce building, rooms 407 8. tf o-i Prices on fish lowers. Ling cod or red eod sliced 15c. Whole fash 12c s pound. Fitts Market. tf A marriage license was issued yester day to .lames H. Campbell, atc n a painter living in 8alem and Surah E. 'Ki2gs, age ti-i, also a resident of Sa lem. Mr. Campbell was born in Ken tucky and Mrs. Kiggs in Oregon. I hay junk of all kinds, rags and bottles, metal, iron, broken down autoi and parts of autos. Give us a trial. Steinbock Junk Co. 326 N. Com. St. Phone 305. . tf Ws buy liberty bonds. 314 Masonic bldg. tf o Phillip Single, a former high school student who went to war with Com pany M, writes his father W. P. Kin glo thut ho hopes to get home by next August. He is now with the army of occupation at Obonbaeh, Germany. He writes that in ouo of the heavy at tacks before Koissons, he saw 50 tanks blown to pivcos when the Germans con centrated the fire of their artillery on the tanks which were moving in front of the infantry. In the Argonne in one attack he was one of the fortu nate 27 men who Were not hit, out of a total of 200 nitiking tho advance over a certain part of a sector. When pass ing through a barrage he writes that ho did receive a slight wound from a shell in the heel, but not enough to keep him out of the day's engagement Lady wanted to assist the cook at the Spa, tf s 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 Dr. bldg. Phone 114. L. B. Springer, dentist, Moore Court snd Liberty tf E umett and White will snip lambs, hiijs nrtd cattle next Saturday, June" 7. Phone H25M. 6 4 A building permit has been issued to R. H. Manes of JtM 'North Church I street. II will spend Sl'O in repairing !a dwelling house. This is th first build Mng permit of the wnth. ' I Dr. I R. Springer, dentist, Moore 'bldg. corner Court aud Liberty. ; Phone 114. tf Lost Route boos, please return to Journal offie. 6-2 8lem Cigar Factory is now maMng "La Corona" Hnd "Little Salem" i gars eact!y ns thev were niado before tihe war. Smoking them reminds you of old times. tf Phone 77 Oregon Tsxl and Transfer Co. for quick service. tf VUk Bros, say that for the fiscal Dance Moose hall tonight. Piano recital graduating- exerciasa of tho Western Coiiscrvutury of Musie at the Christian church tonight at 8:15 p. m. Public invited. The will of Wilton L. Simeral has been filed in the county court. It pro vides for the ipointment of the wid ow Kmma C. Hiiuoral as executrix to serve without giving bonds. The estate is valued at M00O in real estate and about flSOO in personal property. Af ter willing severnl smnll ibeuuests to his children, the bnlnnce of the estate is. given to the widow. The will was mnd Feb. 11, 181IS. As appraisers of the es tate the court has appointed Joseph Unmsever, W. A. Jones and J. C. Jones. Owing to numerous requests Mrs. Ralph White will give another dunce for her senior pupils Wed. June 4th. OotUKon hall. Offices of Dr. O. L Scott, the chiro practor, will ibe open Monday June Dth. o Frank E. Churchill will present Miss May Mickey in srnduating recital this evening nt the Christinn church S: 15 p. m. assisted by local talent. Tublic invited. 1 The city park board has been nnti- .fying several property owners to trim (branches of trees overhanging the -side walks. According to the city ordinanc es, these ihranchcs must be trimmed at 'least eight feet above the side walk. (Several parties have also been notified to clean un the parkings in front of their yards. The city pnrk beard is .aho given this authority by ordinance. Marion snuore is being put in first class condition for the big homecom , ing event. Last week the jwrk board sient $115 in painting and other work in Marion square. Juue gift sale of Mrs. Junk's china. Central Pharmacy, State St. (14 Lady wanted to assist the cook at the Hpa. tf Dandy music, good floor, what more, Query 's hall. " This week closes our season for ha bv chicks. Few on hand now. Call at ,"44 State St. Phone 400. 6-4 CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere ap preciation and heartfelt thanks to the many friends for the kind words of sympathy and beautiful floral offer ings which softened the sorrow of our recent bereavement tho death of our heloved husband and father. Mrs. W. I. .Simeral, L. J. Simeral, R. W. Sim eral, O. P. Simeral, Mrs. K. E. Taylor. We have a happy time at Query's ev ery Wed. night. Victor records, I Just received some of the well known (lately hard to get) older Victor records, also the new Juno records. Geo. C. "Will, Salem's musie dealer. 6-4 Probably the youngest poultry rais er in Snlem this season is Master Ken neth Hewitt, uged 10 years, living on North Cottage. Ho has just reported to the Tcedhain Chick Store that out of the 'i.) baby chicke purchased about months ago he has lost only one, and the. rest are) doing finely. Manager Neeilhnm states that the. average loss es among the 1aflty chicks will run less than this, and points to this fact as contradicting the general idea that m- ctrbntnr chicks have less vitality than mothered chicks, in this connection he states that the past two weeks have witnessed a grand rush in the chick business, orders of one or two thou-' sand being booked for single custom ers. The Fortune Hunter, high school au ditorium Wed. June 4. Admission 2."e uud 35c. 6 4 Call Patton Plumbing Co., for yotir repair work. Phone 1608. 220 N. Oom'l street. tf Eig dance tomorrow night at Query 's hall. BUY IN SALEM ALWAYS BUY IN SALEM ALWAYS L.M.HUM care of Yick So Tong Chinese-Medicine and Tea Co. Eas medicine which will cure any known disease. Open Sundays from 10 A. M. until 8 P. M. 153 South High St. Salem, Oregon Phone 282 Our Expenses Are Less. We Sell for Less. 4- Compare these pices anywhere These 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 t t Peoples Furniture and Hardware Store ; 271 N. Commercial bt. balem. 4 . ROUTE YOUR FREIGHT VIA Willamette Valley Transfer Co, Express Service at Freight Rates Long Distance Hauling Only PHONE 1400 t 'real. Mass Meeting Wed., June' 4thj -.Ar. mory, Jl 9 M. FEARLESS ;::lver tongue ....... a 1 P)Tf (P VY I A J A Admiscion FREE. No Collection. Auspices ofSalemElks Lodge of Chicago. Recent ly returned from Battlefield of France
