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Most Desirable Styles in
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We Have Those
Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps
Which will give the well dressed woman that finish which is so essential to complete
her attire properly. The prices are so low, for these days when the prices on this
important commodity have been soaring, that will give you a pleasant surprise. The
colors are those which are in such favor namely:
White, Grey, Brown and Black
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO BUT A FEW NUMBERS. '
Brown Kid Vamp with cloth topi military Grey and White Kfd Oxfords. The Sea
heel, imitation tip $3.23 son's best. Have either French or Military
heels, imitation tips, Goodyear welt sole.
Black Kid Pump, French heel, a dandy, Bargains at $8.50
at $1,98 . ;
White Nubuck Oxfords. These very ser-
Patent Leather Pumps, French heels viceable oxfords have military heel, in
$198, $4.98 and $5.25 plain and wing tips $4.98 and $5.50
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF SHOES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FOR MEN,
WOMEN AND CHILDREN. LOOK THEM OVER!
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DOCTOR
M. P. MENDELSOHN
EYE SPECLLIST
After 10 years suc
cessful practice in
Salem is now locat
ed at
PORTLAND
414-415 Failing Bldg.
Third and Washington
Where he will be
pleased to meet his '
friends and former
patients.
Practice limited to correct
ing errors of refraction and
Furnishing Glasses.
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REAL ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
Wednesday, June 1 1
1:30 p. m.
XN;SIKTI0 OF
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fine 20-Acre Tract, Located
I Salem. Turn to the right at Liberty store. Look!
i for sign. Described as follows:
8 acres of 8-year old prunes.
3 acres of young prunes which are heavily
loaded this year.
9 acres of oats.
TEEMS---$1500 cash; balance arranged sub
ject to mortgage of $1500.
II 11 Karris,
Owner
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All Around Town
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Juno 9 Monday Keeeptlon
to seniors nnri almmii and
friends by I'resideut loney, 8
p. in.
.lutio 10, Tuesday Historie
u I pageant, 8 p, m.
June 13 (Friday t'omnieraee
mcnt exorcises Salem high
school, Ht armory.
June 1H School eU'Ction, one
director.
June 17 Tuesday Monthly
meeting Salein Commercial flub
June 17 Tuesday First
Chi'rrian bnud concert, Will
on park.
J'hiio IS (Wednesday Elk '
bund dance at armory.
FMYoodry. The Auctioneer
Phone 510 or 511
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Why Pay More?
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CHAELES SAT
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OEEASED L10HTNINO
VAUDEV31XB
PvEFRIGERATORS epi rr i
S7 1 fa w m n? ayear Hose
3 50 feet $7.50
lid zs Range brooms
?S7iO; Wcrth $85.00 ,70c to $1.00
PABCOLIER The artistic, durable floor covering
90c a Yard
i'coplis Furniture and Hardware Store
271 N. Commercial St. Salem.
''ilJlKzzltem Get Yea What Yea Wa;
Attention Senlont jBhop'j can mp
ply all your needs for graduation day.
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Men minted at TaJla City, Or. Tall
City Lumber 4 Loyyiug company can
U60 eight or trn mon at vard and tort
ing table labor. Wages i ) to coiitu
per hour. i 6 11
Do you read tht Salem Woolen Mill
store'j adsl Youll save money, tf
WUll&m T. Stafford, a business man
from l'liiliidi'lphia, is in the city the
guest of Wm. (lahlsdorf. This is his
first visit into the country "where it
ralna oiwo in whilft without the cus
tomary warning sounds of thunder or
tho flash of lightninjr so dear to those
easterners.
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Salom' Cigar Factory is now mating
"I Corona" and "Little Salem" ci
gars exactly aa they wero made before
the war. emokinir tbem reminds you of
old times. tf
Call ' Patton Plumblne Co. for tout
repair work. Thone 16(38. 220 N. Com.
street. tf
For first olass work call Society
Cleaners and lycrs, 1272 State St.
Phone 1684. tf
Prices on fish lowers. Ling cod or
red eod sliced 15c. Whole fish 12c
a pound, i'itta Market. tf
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The following party motored Sunday
to Milvor 'Falls: Mr. and Mra. Clair H.
VHlbert. If. .1 Wenilnrntti .In. r,.'i.w
laud, Clifford Towuseml, Jacob IFuher,
J i is Alarum Miller Miss liVlnh Jiak-
er and Miss l.ucile. JaikoskL
I buy lunk Of all kinds, rasa and
Dottles, metal, iron, broken down autoi
ana parts of autos. Uive us a trial
Steinbock Junk Co. 328 N. Com. Ht
Phono 305. fcf
Miss Elyzabeth Levy, teacher of rio-
nn, auniiiincee summer course for vio
Iin students; orchestra traininK. In
quire .W.'l Court Ht. Phone 244. Fall
term will begin Sept. 8. 6 11
Announcement is made that the an
nual Kllison-Wihite Chautauqua will be
neia m taiem the latter Dart of Ju v
The tent will be as nsim on Willamette
The ten will be as usual on Willamette
Special meeting of Salem
lodKa No. 4 A. F. & A. M.,
inis evening, work in the M
M. degree. Visiting brethren
weu'oiiie.
Laughlnc is contageous. Hear James
Jschotield in his lauirhiiur sonir. He's
only out) of the good attractions at
the. Oregon tonight.
Do you read Bishop's' ads. If not
why not f tf
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Try Kitrthern Flour, It's a Bear,
every sack guaranteed. At yoai gro
cers . tf
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Lady wanted to assist the cook at
the Kpa. tf
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NOTICE We ha?s opened a first
class repair simp and will give the mo-
Jtoring public the vry best of service.
Upen ni;.'ht and day and Sun. lays. Ma
ruin Garage, Phone .Ht2. tf
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A regular meeting of ths T. W. C. A.
board will be held Tuesday morning at
11 o'rlnek. An executive meeting will
be held just Lefoti tho Jmard nuetiug.
at 10il5. . ,
Wt boy, liberty Bonds. Sit Masonic
(bidg. tr
L. E. 8pringer, drntist. Moors
corner Court and Liberty
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Dr. Carl B. Miller has opened his '1,1,1
dental office at filOSU U. B. bonk rboc m
oiug. 1 none 011. u 0
O I T.Itrrl HarAm IniMlrlM .t iriltm.
ArUficl'l tth. hsv expert plats ftt uiver,.tv, is enrolling students in
aa, with over 33 years experience. ' h ,mmor u Tllie, lnd pi.
f.'J"! . .',' D: D - PrMhltfi 'BO- 3H ,N. ITtfc strc t Thone
tut, 3U2 V. 8. Nat. bank bldg. tf ; e ;o
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NORMA .TALMADGE.
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HERE TODAY j
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tripp, accontpan-1 Ths farmer will find on item cost-
i-M t.y their family, drove up from ;inff Icsk than it did one Tear ago and
lurtlaiid m their bkw car, and spent 1 that is irrnin ueks T,r,F Ur vMr.
iSwtiirdsr and Hundsy with their dugh la20 the dt was atxmt U cents. One
,t4r, Mrs. B. U He.ll, at 3:t Ufdie lvvsr ago this had climbed to S3 cents,
jt"'', land new due to the fact that ship are
o ioac agaia carrving freight from India.
I Dr. Mott office, mod to Bank of the pr-n has dropped to the old price
vuu.wi.lc v.u,i,j.uu, igvu.1 tvi . i. 0I n or jjj cents.
Dr. Mott, Bank Cmmerct 407 , tf
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" ' ' graduation. tf
Young ladies wat4 for tslcphoti. 0 -
oiwati-r, rwid wail leariit. Apply! Dr. L. i. Bprtnger, dentist. Moors
t hief Operator The Pafif e Tidejlione hUif, eoraer Court aid Libsrtr.
4 -M-irsih Co, 1T0 N. Liberijr. 9 l bene 114. tf
At all tirves yon
will fin,l positive ev
idence of our capa
bility. You can be
certain if you in
trnt lis with a eom
mis'ion that it will
be honet!r fulfilled
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SALEM, OREGON.
MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1919.
NEW
SILKS
Just Received
Dainty Georgettes and Crepe de Chines, New Chif
fon Tafletas with that dainty chiffon finish in all
the wanted popular shades.
Our silks are bought direct from the manufac
turers at New York and represent the best in qual
ity. You are assured of fresh goods, a very import
ant thing in buying silks.
Our Prices Always the Lowest
GALE & COMPANY
Phone 1072
Com'l. & Court Streets Formerly Chicago Store
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Auction Sale
of
Beautiful Bungalo Piano
and Furnishings
THURSDAY, June 12, 1:30 p.m.
1255 North Cottage Street
CONSISTING OF
Strictly modern 6 roomed bungalow with cement baHcnient, ce
ment floor, furnace, stationary wadi tubs, fire place, bath and
toilet, built in buffet and kitchen, woodlifts, reception hall, largo
living room, largo dining roim, 3 bed rooms, bai-k hall and clothes
closets, attic, and lot 49'3 feet by feet with allev. This homo
is well built in every respo. t and one of the mort complete in the
city; facing east and is suitable for the particular buyer.
f JRN1SHING8
1 9x12 Wilton rug, eonventionnl design; 1 x 1 1 ' V, Wilton rug. con
volitional design; 2 3iii Wilton rugs, eonventionnl design; 2 8x10
fibre. rugi; 1 10x12 inlaid linoleum; 1 over Muffed davenport with
cushions; 1 Jewett upright piano, oak case; 1 mission ouk dining
table; 5 chairs and buffet to match; 1 mission oak library table;
1 3 section mission oak .book case; leak reclining chair (push
button); 1 old hickory chair; 1 minion onk rocker; 1 mission arm
eluiiri 1 4-section fire screen; 1 all leather overstuffed rocker; t
White Rotary drop head sowing machine; 1 folding card table; 1
English breakfast table; 1 maleuble 6 bole range; lace curtains
and silk draperies and window shades; 10 pictures; Vudor porch
shades; 1 Birds Eye maple dresser,. (Preach mirror; 1 maple chif
fonecr, large sizo I'rench mirror: 1 oak Princes drenwr. Freneh
mirror; 1 2 inch continuous p.ist Vernis ilartin bedstead; 1 iyt inch
continuous post white enamel bedstead; 2 white enamel bedsteads;
2 sets of coil springs; 2 common springs; 3 floss mattresses; 1 felt
mattress; 1 onk stand table 1 J.Vvolumo International Encyclope
dia; 1 odd diner; 1 8 day Seth Thomas' ji'Bock; dic, aluminum)
ware, crockery, knives and forks, fruit jars, 3o quarts' home can
ned fruit; 50 jars jelly and .jnnis; 75 feet garden hose; garden tools
books, electrie light globes, taiile linen, sheets, pillow cac, goose
feather pillows, blanke-ts, comforts, bed spreads, elect. lie iron ant
mnnv other things. 1
TERMS: Furniture and piano, cash; home cash, balance month
ly payments at fl per cent interest, note.
This home and furnishings are. high class and snitnble for the
particular buyer, they will be sold absolutely without reserve to
the highest bigged as the Owners are going abroad.
Come one, come all, nothing will be sold at private sale.
Home and furnishings now open for inspection.
Home Will Be Sold 2:30 P. M. Sharp
F. N. WOODRY, The Auctioneer
Phone 510 or 511
Arthur R. and Daisy D. Wilson, Owners.
Residence 1255 N. Cottage St.
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Mr. Manl there's "ponfietiing snap
ly" awaiting you at Bishop's, tf
Ths grsdnate will find satisfaction
at Bishop's and that isn't all! tf
At the Washington school Wednes
day afternoon there will be tho final
program of the year, made up of reci
tations, musical numbers, etc. Along
with this will be the presentation of
i'slaier writing certificates,
O. W. Eyrt will ship lambs and hogs
Wed. June 11. Phone 2l'(MM evenings.
Lanehioa" is contutoous. Hear James
."chofield la his laughmg ng. He s
onlv one of the good sttractions st
tne Oregon tonight.
Horaos Wilson arrived in ths city
yestcr.iav sfter sremring abe:it IS
mnntlis ever seas in the ordnance
corps. P-rfcre volunteering into the
rvice, h was Salem Sffent for the
Fer'Jand Journal.
CARD Or THANKS
j We wish to thank our friends for
j their many acts of kindness and svni
. pa thy and for the beautiful floral 'of
ferings during our recent bereavement.
Mrs. J. F. White and family.
Tomorrow afternoon ths Lincoln jur
ior h;gh sehool will preset a very in
teresting display of pdoducts from tho
manual training and domestic scien. o
j departments, the lower hall being ued
as an exhibit room. An invitation is
extended to parents and friends to at
tend, and a'so to bring a basket rf
rata des and join wiih the children in
a picnic lunch late in the afternoon.
! Ths following Bad tip a motor par-
,1V vifltin? Wilhoit Springs Sunday
Nrr. and-XTra. P. E. Fulierton, Mr. anj
! Mr, '. E. Knowland. Mr. and Mrs
Jiihn S.ivagfl, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Oswa t,
j fr. and lira O. A. Olson, Mr. and Mrs.
, E. J. Rams, Mr. snd Mrs, Lester Dav.s
and Ht. aid M-s. Lee (,'anfield.