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SALEM, OREGON,
MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1919.
An Economical Delightful, Light Place to Trade
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PERSONAL
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Ja. S. Alliprt returned yesterday
from an extended fishing trip in Idaho
where the fishing is good.
.Mrs. W. K. K-ott Htid Mii Mena
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rauri were visiiuig in lomuuu yes
terday. B, T. Haines who returned from tin
east Kuturdmy is in ll'ortlnnd today at
tending to business matter.
Mr, mid Mis. W. H. Adrian of Spring
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Opinion agree that
the record of this es-tai'lii-liiuent
Is one
of xervice perform
ed, Those whom o
have served will tell
yon that we fulfill
our obligation and
that w are thor
'"'K'i'.T trustworthy.
TTIItTil TTT rT;rtr
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i kinds of
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WA
MANGIS BROS.
WarehouseHigh and Ferry Sts.
1 . PHONE 717
I Office 512 Slate St. Salem, Oregon
FOR THAT TRIP
YOU ARE GOING
TO TAKE ..
The babbling brooks and sunlit sands of leisure
land, calls for special outfitting before departing.
Most important is the choosing of outer apparel,
your suits, dresses, coats, skirts,, blouses and mid
dies. Suitable styles plenty are ready for the trip
for knock-about, for sports, for afternoon and even
ing. From sources of greatest reliability we have
collected new, charming and serviceable garments,
which we price so that all may buy without any inconvenience.
field ient Hnnday at the home of Mr.
and Wrf. J. K. Seott.
Mr. and Mrs. V. It. Turpyi of Van
eonver, B. I'., nre in the eity, guests
at the home of Mrs. Turpin's parents,
Mr. mid Mrs. W, II. iluut.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tripp and fami
ly of Portland visited aXturduy and
vSiimluy with their diioghter, Mrs. H,
Ia Ileal! K) I.slie street.
TUa building of tha Valley Packing
'niltUHUV. ioMf north nf Snli.m la vn it.
idly takiiij; on the fiuishiiiK touelies,
Tho seeond floor which has just been
completed, is cement sluli of reinforced
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With the Finest Dessert
Serve '
"English Style"
WELLINGTON
A Distinctive
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TRU-BLU BISCUIT COMPANY
SPOKANE AND PORTLAND
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NTED
Royal Ann Cherries 8c lb.
Bings, Lamberts 8c lb.
Other Varieties 5c lb.
Strawberries 12c lb.
Red Raspberries J2c lb.
Black Cap Raspberries.. 10c lb.
Blackberries (Lavtons)..8c lb.
Loganberries , 8c lb.
Evergreen Blackberries..6c lb.
Bartlett Pears.... $60 per ton
Wo furnish boxes and eratea. Straw
berry rratei for sale.
Com and see us before you aril.
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Th. cookijig club of the Noble achool
nenr Neoit. Mill, has scored 100 per
oent perfect Which mean, that the."
'"'"bers who went in to take np the
work o th, ehih, every one has eon,
pleted he eourse. It often happrna that
a nu.i,l.er of rooking club, ,rt out
fnvombly l,t that some fall by tho
wu.vde before the elose of the season.
Tha man wi ...
wauva to oe a soldier
should hurry. The local ,y recruiting
ni iv r mtuirciuy
evening of thia week, no more ei.list
e will be accepted for over am,
duly. Also that for the next two weeks
here are special offerings for Meniean
horde, -or Mibeian sevice. nd n, who
Tl,,. . 'C . ,U bfl '"epted.
There are two artillery officers from
ri. Alnvin. ali, i .
. .;, . " " now in tne eity
to aid in recruiting,
MRS. GILBERT MASONER DIES
After an illness or six week, from
tubreculosia nf ,,, braill M a
Mnsoner died at the Uu.nl Hauuritni,
hosp, ul I'ortlnnd, Frid ay, Juno i0, and
juried in l(,k Creek te
Mm. ay afternoon, .Tu 2, follow ina
-" . reea enuicti, Hev.
S. h. Long eouductin,. the servi,,,-.
A.ia May Ums was bom nnd grow to
vouiik womanho,,,! in the Kllioit i'maie
country, moving to Portland emal
rear. ago. February fill, of i;r
Hhe was united in marriage to Gilbert
Mnsoner aud the new home wag ratal,.
lihed ! I'ortlaud. Mrs. Masono, was
visiting at the home of her siMer Mrs
t'lvde Ainsworth, a few day, prior to
her death.- Hubbard Enterprise.
W. T. COLEMAN DIE8 '
W. T. Coleman, a Mn nf m ...
family who came to Oregon in 1847
lied at his home in Ht. 1'aul, BuiidRv!
June J2, at the aKe 0f aixty-seveu, the
day,
Mr.'Colemun was tho ..... i.. .
Frank .. ( oleman. lie Iraves to Liourn
his limn torn ...n B,.J . , ,
,. u ,nu ranu-.liii.nli
ers, three brothers, four aister. and 7;i
inrpnewa an,t ntrces. Mr. C0le.a'
1-.., i- ... u.uq M AicMinnville. ilulh
bard Knterprise.
PROMINENT TRrjIT MEN VISIT
In rouipRiiy with Hoy Craves of Mier
Idan, il. U, M.-avry of the fruit broker
ae form of Nravrv I'l.l.n. k.
sua l ity, Cbirap., St. Louis, Puv 3,.H.rt,
uaupu, umana, nt. raul, Miiin. npo
lis and Wichita, .n.l II II vn.,..i,.. ...:
--, " , . v vcfia.r.i.
t'f t. V. Slater Co., l'ortlniid, wer
.n u.e cny nisi jiuirsdiiy and f r.c din
ed by Mr. Ornvca with some of our
prominent eitix.ia. These prominent
fruit brokerage men had been through
tho valley with Mr. (iravra to Investi
gate the fruit iMwet and were much
pi.asea witn the future outlook. Mr.
m-avev stat.l that there would be a
rplri.did market for the vallr can
ned fruit for year, to come and tM
; mean, that there will be a. good market
,for all fiuit turned out at this ra merr
and all fruit furnished the euniierv at
this point by growers of thia aeition.
jWoodburn Independent.
, Tha Journal Job Department
! will print Too anvibino In it,- .
.tatloaery I;ne do it riht and 0
aara yj real uoaey.
CUJsVLSQ TKTS
July 13 Annual seeaioa Ore-
got Spanish. War Veteran.
July 'Wednesday Dane
at armory fur tpaui:di War
veterana.
July 1 Reception to returned
oldiers at Marion square, 8 p.
July 4 Big Fourth. f July
eelebratioa in Sakni.
July & Homecomiag for re-
turned soldiers. )
July S-5 Commercial air-
plana (lying in Salem.
NORMA TALMA.DUE
IN
"HER ONLY WAY"
VAUDEVILLE
ratSEV
Try Northern now. It 'a Bear,
every saek guaranteed. At roar "ro
eere. tf
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ArUficl! tMth, bare expert plat
mail, with over 35 year, erperienee,
at my office. Dr. D. X. Beechler, den
list, 303 V. 8. Nat. bank bid. tf
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I buy Junk of all klMa, rags and
bottles, metal, iron, broken dowa auto,
and part, of auto.. Oive ili trial,
jteimbock Junk Co. 32o N. Com. tit.
t'hona 303. tf
From three month to one rear In
the state penitentiary was 'lie sen
tence given .Ned Mi-Sherry who was
harged with securing money under
false pretensos. After ho failed to saw
his way out of the county jail Thurs
day evening, he called for his attorney
and after talking it over, decided to
plead guilty. He wa. formerlv with a
pressing and tailoring establishment on
Stale street, and issued several check,
that were worthless.
Dr. B. r. Pound, recently returned
from service, announce, reoporing of
hi. dental office, 6th floor U. B. Na
tional bank bldg. Fhono 169. tf
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Mothers! Read Bishop's ad for a
now hat free for your child.
F. A. Baker waa elected Tic presi
dent of the Oregon mail carriers' assu-
intion at the state meeting held Bat-
n r .lay in Astoria, The mail caniers are
after an advance in sa'aiv and took
under dixruasion the proposition nf ask-,
ing thnt the minimum annual salary be
tl Vlo with a maximum salary of $J00O
give thousands of hats away Tuesday
See ad.
Bins, Lambert, Tartarian, May Duke
and Kentish cherries. We are in the
market bring them to our big plant
opposite W, P, Co. passenger station, or
phone 804. I"hes Co. tt
For first olaas work call Society
Cleaners and Dyers, 1272 State St.
1'hone 18S4. tf
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After the Snakes parade, dance with
them at. armory Wed. night.
Special meeting of Multno
mah chapter, No, 1, K, A. M
this evening. Work in the M.
K. degree. Visiting companions
welcome.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank the frien.ls nnd neigh
bor. for the many acta of kindness and
sympathy during the illness and death
of my wife, and also for the beautiful
floral offerings. J. Y. DeU.bin.
Fythian Sisters, initiation and enter
tuiiuneiit Tins. eve. Come. 71
Lieut Brno McDaniel, well known
in this city, hits the unique distinction
of being in charge of the marriage bu
reau at lUirdeaux France. The trench
fiiw are pretty stringent as to mar
riage and among other thinga required,
ia a birth certificate. As very few peo-
ple enn furnish this certificate in this
country, let alone the sol.lier in France
it is up to Lieut. McDaniel to make
Busick & Street
GARAGE
120 South Commercial Street
All kinds of Auto repair
-vork Home of the Auburn
Beauty Six
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L.M.HUM
ear ef
YickSoTeii
Chine Medicine and Tea Cfc.
8a medicine which will ear any
tnowa disease. 4
Ota Sundays from 10 A. U. i
until IP. U. I
133 South. Uigh fet,
Paletn, Oregoa I'hoae 2o3 2
the mo satisfactory arrangement pes-1
jible whea an .American o;dier wauUi
marry a tTeneli girl. Lieut. Mi-Dun
iel ia a hrathor nf K. t..r
t ,
iUcrlr Bianamr nf ttio .! rn,.r
jfiai flub but now manager of the silo j
department of the Sjiauiding lodging j
iconti.anv.
Sr. Carl E. Mlfler tu opened his
leatal office at 510-ill U. S. bank
bldg. Phase 311. tf
Dr. L. R. Springer, aenUrt, Moore
bldg. corner Court and Liberty.
Phase 114. tf
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Newport fishing season opens; ling
eod aliced, 15c, and whole fish 12c per
pound; red eod 10a pound. Fitts Mar
kef tf
Dr. L. R. Springer, dentist. Moor
!bldg. eorner Court and Liberty.
: Phone 114. tf
j Chauacey Bishop returned to Salem
I yesterday after having spent the past
jtwo mouths with the Pendleton Wool
len mill at Pendleton. He will stay here
jover the Fourth, returning to IVndle.
,ton next week. He expects to Send the
greater part of tho year at Pendleton.
Salem Cigar Factory Is now making
"La Corona" and "Little Salem" ci
gars exactly a they were made before
tlhe war. Anokinv Itiun rAminila w,n ,s
m .MUW ,VW V
aid limnl
Dr. Mott, Bank of Commerce, 407-8.
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CoL Robert A. Miller vaji &finA nr..
ident of the association In Portland of
former Salcin rraiibmta at m iiw,t;n,.
held in Portland Saturday. Other offi-
i-.-ri. eu-t-ieii were j. u. i,ee as vice pros
ident, Mrs. W. D. Palmer as secretary
and Soctt Bo.worth as treasurer. The
JSatilrday meeting was held in tho Pen
insula park and was attended by about
100. Colonel Miller presided at the meet
iuir. Amonir the well known fnrn, S .
lem resi.leuts who were present were
former Coventor T. T. Oeer, Frank K.
Ilotehkiss of Vancouver. Mr. K.li.ri
Tozier Wcthered, George M. iiimes, C.
.. inoores, ueorge w. Jones, Mrs. W.
1). Palmer. Miss Lill inn Itilfri.niiin .1
C. Thompson. Mrs. I.iilii tferren fi-
Kdward llirsch and H. J. Migger'
Call Patton Plumbina-
ropalr work. Thone 1608. 2U0 N. Com.
street. ' tf
W buy liberty bonds. 314 M.-inonin
uiug. tt
Since It has been decided that ...the
federal eniulnvmnnf ,ff..i ;n th!Z a!..-
will have to be discontinued, attention
is ennra to ordinance !o. 1m0, which
lllla to dent with iille hinn l.ua ul.....
antly designated as vagrants. By this
uru.iiniieo me cuy recorder s of.fico
virtually becnn.ea nr. et.mlnviiw,.,. ,.
reau for it provides that the' police of-
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i.i-ers ii.iiii wain an idlers uLout pool
rotiiu. or other loafinif ren.lezv (III trill i
they are lialile to be classed as va
grants and dealt with accordingly uu-
.!. .ii.-y snow uiar nicy nre entitled
to bo in a state of inactivity. Along
with this morning, the officers are to
inform them that a list of available po
sitions of employment are on file at
the office of the recorder, whoso dutv
it shall be to keep in touch with' ail
employes of labor so that information
cun be given.
After the Snakes parade, dance with
them at armory Wed. night.
NOTICE
The falem Woolen Mill store
has several thousand hats to be
liiven awnv to the boys to be
worn in the fourth of July pa
rade also firecrackers.
They may be had by calling
here Tuesday afternoon, tict
yours while they last.
After th Snakes naxade. dn with
tHem at armory Wed. niijht.
Oregon fruit growers may be Inter
ested in the following figures from thel
omce or the aliformn commissioner
of hoticulture showing the various per
eentages of fruit crops in that slate:
Apple 8H per cent of normal, cherries
Kl per cent, peaches IIS per eent, plums
XI, prunes tH per cent, walnuts 100 per
cent, tomatoes Sn per cent.
Miss F. H. Bell representing the
(Standard Fashion Co. of San Francisco
is at tho Oale ft Co. store for a few
days.
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The "BoOlatT" shoe atnra alnt n
the psychological moment, has arrang
ed one of the most interesting patriotic
window to be found in tho city for
celebration week. They have made a
striking collection of picture of h'stnr-
.r a.gnirieance, iiuutratin the wars of
'7H 'HI and 1)11 w. .
, , a i v.
jWaiington, Lincoln and heroes of the
uri.i war. Along with these ia a fine
d.aplay of the national colors.
Captain W. D. Clarke. 2 wl ririnit
of the highway engineers, will arrive
in fsnem toiniii attcr two years of
service. 14 moniha of wh ii'h Bi.rn
in France.
steel and paved with vitrified brick
-j incnc tmcn. Ail the slaughtering
and manufactories will take plnce on
this floor. The building1 I. h. Cn...
tories hinh. Messrs Menalnff mil
hope that by Angust 1 fhc entire bnild
Unt will !e under roof snd that the full
plant will be in operation bv -No vera
Iber 13.
I lieutenant Browne, who 1 to fly
I here for three davs he
Iwritr that he has decided ta bring his'
Vurti JSUK This p'ane is cxactlT gf'
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"Our Prices Always The Lowest"
GALE & COMPANY
Phone 1072
Com'L & Court Streets Formerly Chicago Store
the size used by the government avia
tors who stopped over iir Salem a short
time ago on their way to Portland for
the 'Kose festival.
The Salem lodee of Flks hava a h.T
evening before them Jor the next meet
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il 1HUI3.1HY or mis weea. jsecrctury
Wiedmer says that tho names of 42
Just .received, a fine new lot of choice Buckles
from New York, giving the New Patterns hav
ing special attaching devices. All prices from
$4.00 down to
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Why Pay
FREE Illustrated History of the world war, with
every set of granite ware 9-piece set $850
New Perfection Oil
Stoves
2 burner $16.00
3 burner : $21.25
YOU CAN BUY FOR LESS AT
Peoples Furniture and Hardware Store
The Slogan of Today and of the Future
Ship by Ti'ucfe
Willamette Valley
Transfer Co.
PHOXE 1100
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A new shipment just receiv
ed of splendid medium
weight materials. Ages 8 to
17 years.
$4.98. $5.75 and
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representative business and profession
al iueu of Sale in and vicinity have
been passed on by the memberhip
committee nnd will be presented to the
lodge for ballot.
Try Salem first In Buying
Pump
Buckles
40c
More?
-Refrigerators
$7.30 to $30.00 :
t
ul N. Commercial St. Salem. t
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