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SALEM, OREGON.
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1919.
Every Day Is A
AllAr
own'
ound T
IB A. IS
GAIN DAY
At J. C. PENNY CO.
Saturday, July 12th, you will find us giving the biggest bargains of all. If you
will recall Salem's other two Bargain Days, you will remember that the . J. C.
PENNY CO. lead them all for value received.
Saturday will find us prepared to give you values in Dry Goods, Shoes, and
everything to wear for Men, Women and Children, such as you will not find else
where. We have space here to call your attention to but a few items.
WOMEN'S HATS
49c to $4.50
You should not fail to see what
good values.
BABY BONNETS
Very Good at
19c to 49c
HOSIERY
For men, women and children from
2 for 25c and tip
SWEATERS
nberjilk $7.50 to $10.90
GINGHAM WASH DRESSES
For Womea, $2.98 to $5.90
BATHING SUITS
Prices from 98c to $5.90
NURSE STRIPE PETTICOATS
Extra Good at $1.15
FIGURED LAWNS
10c, 12c 25c and 29c
-SHEETS
72x90 98c
72 x 90 Hemstitched 59
BUNGALOW APRONS
98c and $1.49.
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS
65c to $1.15
SHOES
Nowhere will you find such remarkable values in footwear as the J. C. PENNY CO.
will give you. In these times when Shoe Prices are going up so high you will
make a mistake not to take advantage of this opportunity to lay in a supply of
White Canvas Shoes
Oxfords and Slippers. They can be had now at prices at which you should dock up
for next summer even though not needed now. -
Women's White Canvas Shoes $i.69 to $5.25
omen's White Canvas Oxfords $1 49 t0 $4 50
Women's White Canvas Pumps ZZZZZ! JW8 to $3.75
Women a W hite Canvas Mary Janes $1,25 to $1 98
Other equally good values in all lines of Shoes."
YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO SEE THESE VALUES
Men and Boy's FURNISHINGS at
I Prices That Will Appeal To All
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Overalls ...$1.19, $1.19 and $1.69
Dress Shirts 9Sc and $1.49
Leather Faced Canvas Gloves 25c
Men's Gaiters 19c
Balbriggan Union Suits 89c, $1.19, $1.49
Boys Mesh Shirts and Drawers 25c
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COMDTO EVENTS
July 16, Wednesday Dance
at armory given by the Elks'
lodge.
July 18, Friday ' Cherrian
band eoneert at Willson park,
beginning at 8 o'elock.
July 20 26 Ellison-Wb.it
Chautauqua in Salem.
CONSTANCE
TALMADGE
IN
"SAUCE FOE, THE
GOOSE"
Try Northern nour, If a Bear,
every aaek guaranteed. At your gro
esrs. tf
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Artificial teeth, hare expert plate
man, with over 35 years experience,
at my of dice. Dr. D. X. Beechler, den
tist, 302 0. 8. Nat. bank bldg. tf
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Newport fishing season opens; ling
cod sliced, 15c, and whole fish 12c per
ponnds red eod 10e pound. Kitla ilar
ket. tf
Dr. Doney and son Paul, with Prof.
Klison and wfe, have been enjoying a
brief outing in the hills this week, driv
ing out by auto.
Dr.
bldg.
Phone 114.
L. B. Springer, dentist, Moor
Court and Liberty
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Salem CISar ractory U now making
"La Corona" end "Little Salem" ci
gars exactly aa they were made before
tihe war. Smoking them reminds you of
old time. tf
Dr. Mott, Bank of Commerce, 407-8.
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Stata Forester Elliott has recently
returned from a trip into Yamhill
eounty where he was looking after mut
ters pertaining to his department. To
day a couple of forest fires are report
ed to the office, one of them in Lane
county and another nenr Cochran. The
extent of the damage is not stated but
from the amount of sinoko in the air
today they must be of large proportions
I buy Junk of all kinds, rags and
bottles, metal, iron, broken down autos
and parts of autos. Give as a trial.
Steinboek Jnnk Co. 326 N. Com. St.
Phone 305. tf
Dr. B. F. Pound, recently returned
rora service, announces reoporing of
nis asnrai oirice, ntn noor u, o. ra
itional bank bids. Thone 169. tf
! Attorney Frederic B. Holman of
! Portland was in the city today, hnving
business at the supreme court,
I Bing and Lambert cherries. We
I are in the market bring them to our
, big plant opposite 8. P. Co. passenger
! station, or phono 204, Phez Co. tf
I For first class work call SocletT
i Cleaners and Dyers, 1272 State St.
dental ntlttinritiaa lti.i tijirttiwnct
were on the program of papers and dis
cussion. In this connection it is noted
that 4i new dentists have just been
added t the fraternity in Oregon, hav
ing just pascd successfully the exami
nations before the state board of ex
aminers. Dr. L. B. Springer, aentlrt, Moore
bldg. corner Court and Liberty.
Phone 114. tf
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Notice: I will not be responsible! for
any debts unless contracted for by my-
jself, personally. Ward N, Barrett. 7-11
I Seal leather and real bargains In
hand baggage. Buren's Com ,
All former Michiganders are lnvit
ed to bring their families and baskets
I of eood eats to the fair grounds .Friday
eve, July 11 for a picnic supper, 7:30;
bring your fiddle and have an old
fashioned dance and good time. Com
mittee on Mich. Society. 7-10
In a casualty list received today,
is the name of Fay Y. Walling of Sa
lem, Oregon. Ho was the son of Mrs.
Mary A. Walling of 846 South 12th
street. According to the report pub
lished, he died of accident and other
causes.
Viavi The old home remedy. Mrs.
A. 0. Foor, Marion hotel. 7-12
Dance, Stayton Friday nlaht Truck
leaves Masonic Temple at 7 o'clock.
nouno trip oic. mints orchestra. 7-11
Get our prices on any grade or style
wall paper you desire. Buren 's Oom 'I
8t. '
Russell Brooks went to Portland yes
terday to look into the matter of secur
ing tiis passjKii't. He expects any day to
receive orders to report to the consular
servieo at Washington, I). C. to receive
final instructions hnfnrrt llnovini fnr
j Holland, where he will begin his duties
s vice consul, witn nenuquarters at
Kottorditm.
Wanted Fat hens and spring chick
ens. Highest market price paid. Stcus
loff lllros., J nc. 1'holie 1328.
Vacation tale. Watch for our vaca
tion gale ad in Statesman Friday morn
ing and the Capital Journal Friday
evening. These prices are good for
Bargain day Saturday, and continuing
all next week.
Dance M. B. A, hall Saturday night.
Pour piece orchestra. Auto leaves Ma
sonic Temple 8::i0. 7-11
O. W. Gill was the successful'bidder
for carrying the U. S. mails to and
fro between the post office and the S.
P. depot. He succeeds B. 8. Martin who
has held the contrnct for the past year.
Mr. Gill formerly held the contrnct in
Salem. The award to the successful bid
der is mndo by the post office depart
ment in Washington.
Bishop's will tell you exactly what
ench article is composed of. Ho has a
technical education,
When In doubt ask Bishop he knows
merchandise therefore you get better
values.
Four cliildren of Air. and Mrs. Ar
thur Girod, living on the river road
about six miles north of town, have re
ported to JV. M. Smith, eounty super
intendent of schools that they have
earned enough money to claim some
hand grenade bunks." Albert L. Girod,
Phone 1084.
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Ws buy liberty bonds. 314 Masonic
pbiag. tr
! The supreme court is occupied this
afternoon with the esse of Rtnto vs
i Under, a murder case coming up from
,ii ant county.
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Call Patton Plumbing Co. for your
j repair work. Thone IOCS, 220 N. Com.
street. tf
Mias Larson at P. E. FuUerton's is
offering hr millinery at a big roilnr
tion fur Jturhiu Pay, 7.11
Carpenters have erected a labrynth
of scaffolding about the base of the
spire of the Kirt Methodist church
and are nmkitiB untie nwded repairs
to j.r.-vent mm frc in beating into th
Fui..w,ng this, the spire will
riven a fresh coat f puiut. Uter
in the .in,in W(lr, f r .,!.,.
ing the interior will be undertaken.
Arthur It Moore, a brother of Miss
Calista Moore, who died July 6. has
been appointed by the comity court as
administrator of the estate. The estate
includes ren estate lu Salem valued
at .,.sh, r,.fl ,.,, ia Washington
county valued at I.mm real eWnte in
Uilumhia county worth' ftO and $400
worth of firrsonal property. The heirs
are Mr., X.Hn Miles of Portland, Ar-
Why Pay More?
BARGAIN DAY EVERY DAY
J?5L.A SPECIAL REDUCTION THURSDAY
FR DA YAND SATURDAY ON SUIT CASFS
KAKY TARLLS, CHAIRS. ROCk'FRS i rn?
t SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES. '
f WHITE AKD WHITE ENAMELED WARE. 20c
Peoples Furniture and Hardware Store
271 N. Commercial St Salem.
thiir H. Moore of Salem and the four
children of Prank .1. Moore.
Mias Larsen at P. E. FuUerton's Is
offering her millinery at a big roclue
tion for liurgnin Iay. y.n
More than 100 soldiers, sailors and
marines in Marion county have avail
ed themselves of the offer of the Com
mercial club for a free membership ex
tending to the first of next year. This
membership includes the invitation to
as the club as headquarters and to
also attend the regular monthly busi
ness meetings. More than 1300 soldiers,
sailors and marines registered at the
Commercial dub during the three days
of homecoming.
KNIGHTS INSTALL OfTICEES
Capital Journal Special Service.)
Dallas, or., July 10. At aTuecti.x? of
Mnrmiun Lodge No. ri. Knights of
lywiins or this city held Monday night
the following officers were installed
to s-rve for the ensuing term: Onm.
eclor eomniander, Kh.yd D. Mmirej vice
chancellor, J. X. Helgersoa; preiste.
tWar EPin; muster of the work, it. Y.
Morrison; master at arms, Oe,il Em
bree; inside guard. Earl Cutler; out
side guard, A. P. Starr. The balance of
the officers are holdovers, their U-iin of
office expiring the first of the coming
rear.
Dr. Carl B. Miller has opened his
dentsi office at 610511 U. S. bank
Md. Phone 341.' . tf
Mrs. Blanche Howard, of the public
I library, lias recently received a tele
gram from her dnunhtor. Irene, stating
that she had arrived safely in New
York and would leave today for Butte,
Montana, where she will make her
home. 8he has been connected with a
base hospital in Prance during the past
i year or more, though in the past few
i weeks she has traveled extensively in
France and Italy. Mrs. Howard expects
to leave atiout the first of August to
join her daughter at Butte.
Good straw suit eases now reduced,
at Bnren 's, Com '1. St.
W. O. W. attention. Installation Fri
day night. Kefriwlinicnts.
St Paul's Guild will hold cooked
food sale at the Halem Hardware store
State tt. on Saturday. cakes, bak
ed beans etc. . Ml
Mr. and Mrs. O. & TenriUlger, grad
uate morticians and funeral directors.
770 Tioteketa Kt. Phone. 7i4.
BARGAIN DAY- JULY 12TH
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Special Bleating of multno
mah ehapter No. 1 8. A. M.,
this evening. Work in the R.
A. ib'irrce. Visiting rompanions
welcome.
Salem has bea. represented In annual
convention of the Oregon lental asso
ciation in Portland by the following
dentists: H. 11. linger, 1). C. Burton,
t arl K. Miller. F. L. I'ttcr, O. A. O!son
. A. IViwman and D. X. Bc-chler. The'
delegation will return from the meet
ing this afternoon. There was a large
attendance and some of the leading
SALEM AUTO BADIATOR SHOP
Radiators, Fenders and Gns Tanks
Kcpaired
Tractor Badiators a Specialty
All work guaranteed, 198 S. 12th Pt.
Salem, Oregon. 8-1
-m i )) c 1
Gale & Co
est Quality
SILK POPLINS
SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Colors: White, Black, Grey, Rose, Trench, Copen
hagen, Pigeon, Plum, etc.
95c Yard
"Our Prices Always The Lowest"
GALE & COMPANY
Phone 1072
Com'l. & Court Streets Formerly Chicago Store
L.M.HUM
care of
Yick So Tong
t Chinese Medicine and Tea So.
X Has medicine which will euro any
known disease.
Open Sundays from 10 A. If.
until S P. M.
153 Bouth Hii'h Kt
I Bslem, Oregon Phone 232
i
Ki Our experience and V -1
i extenve research I tJ
jni'l Into the scienee of ill
jfeSl our profession maa- r
K J ties ns with the au- ( n
thority to serve with ,
a wi disrretion. r
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HAND BAGS
REDUCED
5 5.00 TO $ 4.45
5 6.00 TO $ 5.45
J12.00 ;T0 $10.65
$14.00 TO $12.30
$16.50 TO $14.75
ALL NEW STYLES
BUREN'S
Commercial -;- -:- Street
ago 17, has earned enough to buy 13
war savings stamps. Henry A., ago 15,
lias made money to the value of five
war savings stamps and has already
bought them. Sophia II. Girod, age 14,
Iawtnn V., axe 12 and Delia M. Oiroil
age 9, have each earned enough money
and have each purchased five war sav
ings stamps.
Honesty and cleanliness are next to
Godliness you'll find both at Bishop's
try them yourself.
The city is managing to get along
without enough eonnciliiien in S'ght to
transact even such ordinary business
such as prowling for the June payroll
of city laborers. Last evening an ef
fort was made to get eitfht councilmen,
beside Mayor Otto J. Wilson, lined up
at the same time, as this number is
neces-ary to transact business. But
with Dr. P. L. l'tter in Piirtlmwl
.1. Smith no longer living in ward 1,
Otto Wilson in the mayor's chair and
I. S. Austin out of town, and O. M.
oooerts resigned, and James McClel
land away and Ralph Thompson resinn
od, there was no eHneo of getting a
quorum. Hence thoa who did meet
found it necessary to call for an ad
journed meeting next Monday evening.
The main business of the Monday ses
sion will be that of electing a few al
dermen. While the government's thermome
ter on the bunks of the Willamette wal
registering 92 as the maximum temper
ature yesterday, the one at the Hurt
man jewelry store was leaving its red
trail of 100 degrees and that of Gard
ner t Keen, (tt) degrees. There w,n
considerable talk about the humidity
among those who felt called upon W
remark about how hot it was. The min
imum last night wss 60 and at 7 o'clock
this morning, on the river bank, it was
ii.". I'hoenix, Arizona, was the hottett
place in the country with 108, but there
wasn't any humidity to talk about ia
Arizona.
BARGAIN DAY-JULY 12TH
The Slogan of Today and of the Future
Ship By Ttfttck
Willamette Valley
Transfer Co.
PHONE 1400
BARGAIN A MINUTE-NO LIMIT SALEM, JULY 12