SALEM, OREGON.
THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1919.
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YOU WILL FIND THAT WE ALWAYS HAVE A GOOD STOCK ON
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PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST
Batiste 33c and 49c yd
Organdie 33c, 49c and 59c yd
Perisian Lawn ....49c and 79c yd.
Voile -29c and 39c yd.
Flaxen, plain and fancy 19c, 21c,
23c, 29c and 33c yd.
Dimity .23c, 29c, 33c, 33c, 39c yd
India Linon 21c, 23c, 23c, 33c yd
Long Cloth 21c, 29c, 33c, 39c yd
Nainsook 17c, 19c, 25c, 33c, 33c, 39c yd
Hope Muslin -23c yd
Muslin 18c yd
Linene - ........39c yd
Pique 39c and 49c yd
.Whte Skirting 59c yd
Middy Twill 49c yd
Indian Head - 33c yd
Sheeting 53c to 69c yd
White Art Linen (pure linen) 69c yd
LADIES' SWEATERS
Slip-on Sweaters $1.79
Fiber Silk Sweaters ....$7.50 to $10.90
WHITE SHOES
IN KID NUBUCK OR CANVAS
White Canvas Slippers $1.25 to $3.75
.White Canvas oxfords $1.49 to $4.50
White canvas shoes $1.98 to $5.25
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Red Raspberries 12c lb.
Black cap Raspberries 10c lb.
Blackberries (Lawtons) 8c lb.
Loganberries 8c lb
Evergreen Blackberries 7c lb.
Wo furninh boxen ami crates, or wp
will huy them in duckets or miyl tiinjj
you bring them ill. 'omi: and see ui
lir fuit you ci' II.
MANGIS BROS.
Warehouse High and Ferry Sts.
rilONE 717
Office 512 State St. Salem, Oregon
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IMMiUCK To Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Pol
lock of 2"5 Wilson street, Sunday,
July li, 19IH, a son.
Ua has been named John Samuel.
DIED
In I'nrihmd July 1.5, 151 1 0,
Wellos, ut the Jgo of 82
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pharmacist and make it troublesome
OOMTKQ EVENTS
July 18, Friday Cterriaa
band concert at Willsoa park,
beginning t 8 o'clock.
July 20 26 Klliaon-VYhit
ehantauqua in Salem.
July 23 William Jennings
Bryan at ehautauua, 8 p. m.
July 30 Wednesday lance
at armory given by Elks' lodge.
ifor the drngeiats who euiidov women
it is understood the s:ate Ixiard of
pharmacy sends out a man, who under
some pretenses, insists on one of the
'girl clerks waiting on him. Taerc is a,
i poison being sold for removing ioj:au-
I berry orains, and the sleuth asks for
'this'or some other mixture that custom
'hs permitted all clerks to sell, altho
'technically violating the law. Then the
' druggist is arrested and pays tloO
tines.
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D. W. GRIFFITH'S
'TBUB HEART 8US1E"
WITH
LILLIAN OISU AND
BOBEST HAEEON
VAUDEVILLE
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W bay liberty bonds. 314 Masocle
bldg. H
, Dr. J. H. Garnjobet, recently return
ed from Franee, has resumed his prac
tice, 214 I'. S. National bank bldg. 717
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I'll get him yet
7 17 1
Call Patton Humbtng Co. for your
repair work,
street
Phone 16t8, 220 N. Com. j
Try Northern Ft our, It's a Bear,
very sack guaranteed. At your gro
eera. lf
Arttfld"l teem, Have expert plate
man, with over 35 years experience,
at my office. Dr. D. X. Beechler, den
tist, 302 U. S. Nat. bank bldg. tf
Sumell Brooks will sail August 1 on
the Botterdam for Rotterdam. He has
rccenfly been given the appointment
of vice consul at Rotterdam, Holland,
through the efforts of tx'iiator Mc-
Nary.
I'U get him yet
717
Bing and Lambert cherries. We
are in the market bring them to Our
big plant opposite 8. P. Co. passenger
station, or phone 204, Phes Co. tf
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Berry pickers' dance at Brooks Thurs
day evening. Kverybody invited. 717
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The famous Turlock, Calif., canta
loupes will be in the market within a
few days, fruit commission men un
noimceii this morning. This cantnloupo
rnnks in flavor with the fniuous Kocky
Ford, Colorado, product grown near
flreely. With warm weather comes hinh
er prices for lemons. The cool weather
kept the price rather low fot summer
but with the changed conditions, lem
ons have taken the usual high jump
fur high prices.. :
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Tor first elass work call . Society
Olsaner and Dyers, 1272 State St.
Phone 1684. ' " tf
C. C. Cates was coming to town yes
terday afternoon, and having four
pints and one quart of home made beer
in his possession, thought it would be
safer to got off the train at the state
industrial school for boys. Hiking it
for town, an auto passed and he was
invited to ride. It just happened that
the driver of the auto was a itate offi
cer and the drive continued until the
cur stopped iu frout of the police sta
tion, all of which was not ou the pro
gram as Air. Cates had arranged it.
Anyhow, he deposited ot) for his ap
pearance to explain later how it hap
pened. Ho also left his collection of
home made beer with the city officials
us evidence should he attempt to
fight tho ease.
Dr. Carl E. Miller has opened his
Jontal office at 610 511 U. S. bank
Dldg. Phone 341. if
I'U get him yet
717
wi;i,r,ix-
.lohn w
years.
Tho funeral services wer held at
th, chuiiel of Webb & ('lough end were
conducted by the Hev, Aibe-t Lough
r'ulgo, nssisteif by members of Sedgwick
pout -No. 10, 41. A, H. Hurinl was in the
(J. A. H. Circle of the City View cem
etery. Mr. Welles is survived by his son
Frank K. Welles of Portland and a
daughter, Mrs. Helen L. Wax ham of
Los Angeles.
HI ATT At his home in Vapinilia,
Oregon, .Inly US, lt, Ham L. Pratt,
nt the. age of 57 years.
I lie was formerly a resident of Salem
I and was presiding elder of the Kvangol
iivil church. lli death was.ilue to pit
jrnlysis. The f uncial sorviele will be
j held at the chapel of Welih S 'louh
IKridav at 3:30.
Balem Cigar ractory is now making
"La Corona" d "Little Salem" ci
gars exactly as they were made before
the war. Smoking them remind you of
old times. . v tf
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In order to force druggists to em
ploy registered pharmacists ana not
employ women, it is understood there
is a sudden activity in tho state board
of pharmacy and as a result several
firms have been obliged to pny a heavy
fine for permitting one of the girls em
ployed to sell instead of the registered
pharmacist in the store. In order to
further the interests of the registered
Dance at Brooks Thursday evening.
7-17
Buy old papers at the Journal office.
Five and ten cent bundles. 7-10
A building permit waa issued yester
day to William AlcUilchrist, Jr., for
the erection of a cement building at
1S .North High street. L. C. Dennison
is the contractor.
Buy old papers at the Journal office.
Five and ten cent bundles. 710
Newport fishing season opens; liug
cod sliced, 15c, and whole fish 12o per
Dound: red cod 10c pound. Huts Mar
ket tf
Dr. L. B. Springer,
bldg. corner Court
Phone 114.
dentist, Moore
and Liberty.
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Dr.
Mott Bank of Commerce, 407 8.
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first-quality
A new gas generator for the gas
plant in Siilom, to cost $0945 was or
dered by telegraph this morning by the
Salem office of the Portland Kuilway
Uirht and Power company. Until the
increase in rntes had 'been granted by
tho public service commission, the com
pany did not feel justified in incurring
this additional expense. The generator
will bo placed in the gas plant at the
foot of ( lienieketa street. Jliese gener
ators consume three tons of bituminous
coal daily.
I bny Junk of all kinds, rags and
bottles, metal, iron, broken down autoi
and parts of autos. Oive ns a trial.
Sleinbock Junk Co. 326 N. Com. Ut.
Phone 303. tf
You See What You Duy Before PayingBuying At Home
Dorothy Oinb in "I'll Get Him Yet"
and exceptionally y "' "Miteville at
the Oregon iSuniliiy and V im'ny.
Think Bishop thing clothes,
virgin wool you have it!
think
Any Rags, Any Bottles,
I Any Scrap Iron Today?
WE BUY JUNK IN THE SAME OLD WAY.
Wreck autos for their parts and deal in hides,
vool, etc.
We want anything and everything of any value,
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Steinbock Auto Wreck
ing and Junk Co.
320 N. Com'l. Street
Phone S0.j
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Terwilllger, grad
uate, morticians and funeral directors,
WO ("hemeketa 8t. Phone 724.
William Jennings Bryan will lecture
In Ashland on next Tuesday and it is a
"12 horns ride from that point fii Salem
where he has an engagement with the
i'haiitauiua here for Wednesday even
ing. Bishop! That stands for clothes of
distinction, service, all this will please
you.
Hunt's orchestra will plar at anoth
er big dance at Stayton Friday July
IS. Auto leave Masonic Temple at
7:30. Round trip 30c. 7 IS
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And now comes the ds(UieUug new
that shoes may be selling for -0 a
pair next spring. Those in Salem who
know all alxnit hides and snrh things,
account for this unusual condition as
follows: tireen stilted hides are now
quoted in Chicago at SO cents a pound.
When innncM, they shrink about to per
cent, bringing the price to 1.10 a
pound. Another 1 1 0 a pound is added
for material and lahnr to get the leath
er into what is known as finished hide.
'Then there is a shrinknue of IS per
cent for trimming. Then there is the ei
tra income workers in the manufactur
ing plants are bow gotting back east
and at t. Louis, then the manufactur
ers profit, then the jobbers profits,
then the retailers profits and the "ul
Miniate consumer ' steps up to the ronn
.ter and registers a kick on the high
price i f shoe.
Harry Q. Mil's, well known In Salem,
,is named as one of the soldiers who ar
Irived ill tNew York yesterday on the
Berdinu.
POM!
OLIVE OIL
s "dwayt fresh"
Makea
Rich, Creamy,
Mayonnaise
Dresalnga
Sold Everyvohert
S) IMS, H f- I- , i,
There are times
whea yon should
summon our assist
ance. We have won
P 1 the people a eonri
deuce by our profes
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DaUHia. politeness ami r-i
our trustworthiness. I J
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Dr. L. B. Bpringer,
bldg. eorner Court
Phone 114.
acntlrt, Moore
and Liberty
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Just step in and compare our silks and dress goods
with others being shown around town. Not only
nriee. but compare Quality.
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rv,o- nViiftnr, tnTfpt!C in Jill POlorS flt T
yvmyaiv: uui uuiiuu iuiv,
$1.98 Yard
Compare our Georgette and Crepe De Chines at
$1.98 Yard
"Our Prices Always The Lowest" B
GALE & COMPANY
Phone 1072
Com1.& Court Streets . Formerly Chicago Store
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Why Pay More?
BARGAIN DAY-EVERY DAY
WE WILL CONTINUE OUR BARGAIN FURNI
TURE ALL THIS WEEK. COME IN AND LET US
SHOW YOU HOW WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
Peoples Furniture and Hardware Store
271 N. Commercial St. Salem.
"Motorlife" will clean any gasoline
engine, oil your engine perfectly,
save yon gasoline, ana give you more
power". Revere tires gives you the best
mileage. Clark's Tire Jlouse, 1S
Commercial street. 7 19
Wednenfay was tjitSt comfortable
in Salem with the maximum tempera
ture S2, and the minimum last night,
,)0. While tnlein was enjoying pleas
ant weather, the following maximum
temperatures were registered: -Hoie
103, Helena 100. Yakima HW, walla
Wnlla 102, Medford OS, IVcalello OS.
Baker 90, Ca'irarv 90. Spokane 100 and
"Winnipeg 90. San Francisco was one of
the coolest places in the country witn
a maximum of uo.
United Artisans atten
tion. Meeting only first
Thursday in July, Aug
ust and September.
First Christian church United Circle
Friday 2::t0 at the church. 7 IS
Four piece orchestra at M. B. A.
dance Saturday night July 10th. Auto
truck leaves -Masonic Temple 8:30. " IS
Dorothy Olsh in "I'll Oet Him Yet"
and exceptionally good vaudeville at
the Oregon tunday and Monday.
And now conies a rumor that the
price of soap hns recently advanced.
According to the best of information,
there has been a sudden uplifting of
prices of from 75 cents to $1.20 a case
on Knirv soap. 60 cents a cae on Gold
Ihist, 70 cents a case on Santa Claus
soap 35 cents a case on Ivory and 4iA
cents a ease on Crystal. The hih price
of fats is given as the cause for the
sudden advance.
Lola dace at Oenrais Saturday July
19. Hunt's orchestra, lie there, 7 19
Soappr clothes mean Bishop. Bish
op's mean virgin siwl; virgin wool
makes long wear. Come in.
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Positions
Permanent and temporary positions open for young
Women wiui or without experience.
Applications will be receive. durir. the present
strike at cur Central Office in Salem, Telephone Build
ing, 170 North Liberty Street
The Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Company
Why is a checking account valuable to you?
Because it brings system to your business estab
lishes your credit enables you to keep a record of
all payments made by check and lastly proclaims
you as a man of business among people and firms
with whom you deal.
Let us aid you in your business by handling your
checking account for you.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
J. H. Albert, President Jos. II. Albert, Cashier
Are You One
Of those unfortunate persons dependent upon your
glasses? If so, you ought to have an additional pair.
In case of accident you would be seriously incapaci
tated while waiting for the necessary repairs, or the
making of new glasses.
Let us supply you with an extra pair of lenses
we duplicate any grinding.
DR. A. McCUUOCH, OPTOMETRIST
204-5 Salem Bank of Commerce Building
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