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SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1919.
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FOR FALL AND WINTER OF 1919 FASHION'S FAVORED STYLES
ALREADY RECEIVED FROM OUR HEADQUARTERS IN NEW YORK
CITY .
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WHILE SELECTION IS COMPLETE! A BIG SAVING IS POSSlIiLE
BUYING FROM US! SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY!
DON'T WAIT A MINUTE
Take immediate advantage of this advance opportunity OUR EXTREME
LY LOW PRICES are easily accounted for when you consider the stupen
dous number of SILK PLUSH COATS WE BUY FOR OUR 197 STORES.
A visit to our store will demonstrate our early preparedness to save ycu con
siderable money on newest style Silk Flush Coats.
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ISAVELOGUE
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Dr. L. S. Springer, dentist, Moore
bltljr. corner Court ud Liberty.
I'hone 114. tf
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For first diss work call Society
Cleaner! and Dyers, 1272 .State St.
t'hone 16S1. tf
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Dr. Frank Lundberg, president of
the Swedish theological school of
'Northern. 1'uiversitv Kvanaton, llli-
jnois, will deliver an address at a com
jmuaity service to be held in the Scan
dinavian church, 13th and Mill streets
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Dr.
Lundberg ia known to be equally elo
quent ia both English and Swedish. At
this meeting, he will speak in .English.
Jiesidee refreshments, there will be a
musical program .by Mine Olga and
Miss Martha Wiekberg and Miss Gla
dyt Petereon of Oakland, Calif., and
Irene iLind.
Cherry Season Ends With
Returns At Record Mark
The cherry season of 1919 practical
ly came to an end Saturday nij;ht af
ter making a record financially that
iTiirs rubaly never been surpassed,
jjiotwithstanding the fact that the crop
'generally was a ittle short of last
year. There ia no 4ossibility of getting
jeven an approximate of the tonnage
I coming into Salem, but it was soine
I thing enormous when to the thousands
of boxes consumed locallv is added the
box shipments to other markets and
the carloads consumed by half a doa
eu lacking plants. A slight indication
of the scoie of the industry it given in
the record of shipments made to the
California Glace uit company thru
the Siiem Fruit I'nion. The consign
ments to this one company amounted
to about 2.UH) barrels of "240 iunds
each, l'robnhlr they would have made
a record of 2300 barrels had it not been
for the fact that a number of big eon
tracts were cancelled on account of
wormy fruit. One fact seems to have
been demonstrated this season there
is no possibility of an over supply of
cherries of any description. And there
is no likelihood that the market price
will ever drop to a point where the
growers will not make a profit.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. TenrUliger, grad
uate morticians and funeral directors,
770 Chemcketa St. l'hone 724.
Artificial teeth, have expert plate
inwin, with over 33 years experience,
i at or office. Dr. I). A. Beechlor, den-'
:tist, 302 U. 8. Nnt. bank bldg. tf
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Try Northern Flour. It's a Bear.
Attention B. P. O. Elks, special meet
ing Thursday evening to receive re
ports of committees. 7 31
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Wlllard Storage Battery service sta
tion will move to 238 N. High about
Sept. 1st. Yours for better service. 8 30
Dr. O. E. Cashatt hat purchased the
Dr. Carl E. Miller has opened his ,1"p of harlt Vick on South High
dental office at 510 511 V. S. tank''!"'"- 11 " "ll,r'0d the considera
bldg. Phono 341. tf 'tion was close to 0000.
In commenting over the rapid way
every sack guaranteed. At your gro
cers. ' tf
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I PERSONAL
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J. 8. Mel.eos and wife who have
been visiting W. M. Kouffe, have left
for their home at Manhattan. Montana
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Chambers are vis
iting Mil. I 'handlers' parents in Sa
lem for a few days. They will go to
l'ortltind Inter, and plan tii take a trip
on the Columbia highway. Kiigonc
flunrd.
J. 11. Haker and wife who are tour
ing California and camping out, write
friends here they exMVtcd to be in
Hants Karbara this week and Sunday
at Ia' Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dnrtiin have been
entertaiuing Mr. Durbin's parents for
the psst few days. Later they expect
to go to Newport for a shori outing.
H. X. Ntoinientnevvr, direetor of the
KIk .lnd of Portland and also of the
Al Kad.T Khriner band of Portland,
is visitintj in the city.
Mrs. 4'lyde ll.ee and Miss Florence
Cunningham left todav for Portland
for a visit of several davs.
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BORN.
lnBX To Mf. and Mrs. Fred
I'oulsen, July 2l, ll, a daughter.
She has been named Vera Marvetta.
The mother was formerly .Mis iiellie
Bray.
Mine Foreman, Crushed By
Local Teacher Assisting
scientists Rseearch Work
llermau Clark, assistant principal of
tho Salem high school has had assigned
to him for the summer months congen
ial work that is something different
from the averitge job. ,
For Mr. Clark is a botanist and de
votes much of his vacation time to look
ing for uncommon plants. And it was
for this renson that a
he received a cuuimisMuu from a famous
If the young lady who happened to1
lose some of her clothing while in
bathing Sunday at Silver Creek falls
will telephono 17F21 and describe her
clothing and prove propeity and then
give her address, there is a chance of
recovering same. A, telephone massage
to this effect has lieen received at the
Capital Journal office.
Dr. L. B. Springer, dentist, Moore
bldg. corner Court and Liliertv.
Phone 114. tf
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Dr. Mott, Ban! of Commerce, 407-8.
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Call Patton Plumbing Co. for your
repair work. Phone lOtiS, 220 N Com.
street. . tf
The loganberry picking season is
now about over and those who are
.handv at picking will now have the
short time iigo'Worn"i'y of K"'" "'to the boon
t . . fields whoro 1W cents a nnund is of-
Rock Slide, Is Found Dead, . . VX&tt Z
v ic -l I i " , i "If three cents a pound. Two cents has
-....Uh ..ru.. ,,. . .. a,,u- uwn tn(, e,,IK.ra TIC w;th occasional
es to find an antl toxin for hay fever, ,, of o, t.ents Un ow rnutfh xhet(l
which is supposed to be caused by in-;w, , strikp one dav for five eentw a
haling the pollen of certain plants. , pound but the 40 or more pickers who
This ( nliforma doc t of is sending were in the strike were ordered to
throughout the coast especially equipped move on. They did.
men to secure the pollen from almost I o
all grasses in the valley and has select-1 Salem Cigar Factory is now making
Scuttle, Wash., Julv 30. Ciusduu by
the slide of rock In the main gangway
of the l'si-ific Const Coal company's
mine at Harnett, Wash., and panned be
neath many tons of ruck and shale, the
body of James P. Webb, general miuc
foreman, was sighted nt 1 o'clock this
morning by rescuers who ha-ve been
working frantically since the slide oc
curred at 9 a. m. Monday to rescue mm.
Advices from the eonl company ' office
General Morrison Marooned
At Alaskan Post By Snow
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ed Mr. Clark to search this part of lhc'"Ls Corona'' and "Little Salem" ei-
Willamette valley. Having discoverea' (Trs exactly as they were made before
jut what jtillen causes hay fever, it is' 'he war. Smoking them reminds you of
understood the doctor will then proceed,0"' ttmes. tl
Silks and
Wash Goods
If you knew market conditions as we must now
them, you'd buy Silks and Wash Goods not only for
present but for future needs. Since we bought,
prices have risen and they are still rising. The
values we offer today cannot last alwaysComplete
lines of taffetas, georgettes, messalines, voiles, tis
sues, crepes, organdies, etc.
"Our Prices Always The Lowest"
GALE & COMPANY
Phone 1072
Com! & Court Streets Formerly Chicago Store
Polk and Marion Tonntics who hud this afternoon with Lieut. Klmer Cook
died in tUe service during tho late war, ( in his airplane to Eugene. The hop rttf
there should be added the uames of ': (the technical term for getting unilr
Lieut. Lit rub of Donald, who was kill-1 way on, a plane) was made ou Oleott
ed in action and McKinlev Peed, who: field at 2 o'clock this afternoon. After
Wliod soon after going into the army, taking tho air route up to hugeee,
I). A. White called attention thU morn1 u !ile. 'j P'-hed July 21 by the
ing to the deliverv vesterdnv of 40,lal"tal J1 ' n.0 wno died in
tons of hav bv one farmer living sev- ,lie rv,,ce Irol" ,n,r-, T , ' 5
MTTi, and the name Wal-
should read Walker Tcnce.
ernl miles out ofown. In the goodi!,",e -""tn'
old davs of teams and no trucks, Mr. ju"rfm'e J
White said t would have ruired at tot 1 enf e hc
least five Java for the
ileliverv.
Here now, express shipment of Eng
lish brown shoes at liisholi's.
Wlllard Storage Battery service sta
tion will move to 2,18 N. High about
Sept. 1st. Yours (for better service, 8 30
Dr. Stone has moved his store to 157
9. Com. St.
K. D. Elliott, proprietor of the El
liott tirintinsr house, and former alder
man from tli.' seventh ward, will !
leave Saturday evening for a trip of
about nix weeks to visit his father
near Potoskey, Mich, and relatives at'
Marion, Tndana, This will be his first,
visit to Michigan In 27 years. He will
take the Great Northern railway to
Duluth and then steamer on Lake Su
perior to Sault Ste. Marie and from
that thriving city by boat to Petos
key, the famous summer resort of
northern Michigan.-
As good as the oest Better than the
rest; why do with les! Just Wright
shoes at Bishop's.
We will prove they are Just Wright
shoes at Rishnp's. We 'have nothiag
that isn't "Just right."
Having taken 12 flights in an air
plane whilo in the service, Kred 8.
Mangis of the firm of Matins Bros.,
gene,
Mr. Mangis said he would come buck
via Oregon Electric this ivening.
BOY DROWNED IN DITCH
tempted fte by going the 13th time the water.
Klamath Falls, Or., July 30. Failing
into the United states reclanihtiou seiv
ice irrigation canul lat night, Hobeit
llollidnv, 5, drowned. Tlio boy was
playing, lost his balance and fell inio
-in race.
Webb wns caught and uushul be
ncnth the slide'Menday while un (,
While mail may be accepted
of inspection in the lS,m foot gaiuwav. !'"ny " A'',,ri "'1. l'"'"1 '
.... 1,,-n .. . . . : ipaekajfes al, no instructions have as
As to 'pillar men mining out the .,., ,,n u.,eA ,)V ,,, 8a,fM tj
Newport fishing season opens; Ung
end sliced. I.V. and whole fish 12e ner
. H)und; red cod lOe pound. Fitts Mar-
keu tf
d the roof of the
emil snim.irts Hut lira,'
Rill, t'ran. I.. I.. t. 1 .. I ,
win, . .Tiajtir ien-; ioii'ici, were woiaiug.
en.l J.ilm j. .Morrison, commander of, down. The two men. Fred Hair an.! Joe
the western department of the armv, is liaihnro, who were caught with Webh.jing in Turkey or i'.ulg.iria. However.
iitH ni w.iie ai m. Michael, managed to escae, out Webb
nms, owing io a late snow storm and caught.
Reports from the peach sections of
pist;.hp rnnntr indl.'utu ltiillinir prull f),i
nffia-i. fur thi isuinff of monev or-i...... .
l. .....c --...k.i-ii . . ' . ,,-ni. oituiiHMia with lueai ai oussm
TiiuiHi-ii-..- . thit twii rmintr-cs. .Mr riav
I monev oriu-rs oe is ti u w anT"ne
M-vcrely cold weather, poat putting steam
er sailings, according to a fable re
ceived today.
General Morrison went to A'V -v.
ernl week, ago on a military inspection ,,mlri Nl,vll
inp. ne eipecte.l to retuin bv Augtsstl
Petitions f.ir a referendum on the
prohibition constitutional amendment
will be filed in Maine, Michigan. Mis-
I. to nr. re to ..mi l.i. ..,.,.' i 1 "writings to Mexicans to leave the
to Lieutenant C.ceral Hunter I.ig.-ett f,,-T w,'r' f"""1' l""ted on the walb
Printed to succeed Monison I'T'rl '"" N,,,'rasV C
em eommsflder. .N1''' Tl"1"'1- 'rning.
if one wish i-s to scud monev to tier
many, the banks of the city will is
sue drafts payable in that country.
From the police comes the intimation
that it would be well for psrenta to
question closely their offpring should
any of them kapea to bring home an
eitra Wvcle, gun, auto robe or anv-
if, thing that does not belong to them.
iV i It has happened frequently, and did
"".happca yesterday, that a boy sudden
lv became the owner of a bicycle and
ing time and one grower said he had
picked off almost five crops and then
had a record breaking crop still ready
for riening. The apple crop also gives
indication of breaking the record for a
big yield.
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We buy liberty bonds. 314 Masonic
building. tf
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Attorney P. J. Ennts haa moved his
offices to room 301 Bsnk ef Commerce
Phone 34$. 7 30
Tin dollars a ride seems to be the
established rate all over the V. S. for
airplane flights over a city. A recent
paper from Wichita, Kansas has an
advertisement announcing flights over
that city at the rate of tlO per.
Ventilated Oxfords for street car
men and th'wo who stand sll day, com
fortable oh boy! Kishop's is the place
Dr. Cbas. A. Bowen, head of the
Methodist centenary movement in the
Portland aren, and Mrs. Bowen were
in the city looking for a house. They
rented the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Wood, 713 North Church street and
will take posscion August 10.
Mayor Otto J. Wilson has vetoed the
ordinance recently passed by the city
council providing for a purchasing de-
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, , - . ... ii-ni lutein nr 1 iiv ,11. .11 oainii oiiti
uine. ln ui rouowmg mm amini, of v;arl Ka.e. citv recorder
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Many Salaried People
Have a checking account with this bank-and many
more can bo accommodated.
To systematize your payments by using a check, and
by knowing where every dollar goes helps to make
your salary cover your expenditures.
Let us help you by taking care of your checking ac-
count for you. 6
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
J. II. Albert, President Jos. II. Albert, C&shier
i find rri'lin Iirito In U ff.wr tt,t,,mil .
told a storv at home that satisfied hisii ,919. ' " ' r as purcnasing agent, tine or tne o.v..e-
iw .i, ...a... -..,.j. i ' tions of Mnv. r nson was that trJ
found numeroo. 'ess,, of pettv e.l- oCter Ur T k 3 r,,ina"r ""T RC
ing where,,, the bov, were not prose I "'r? mt'Wl. M purchasing a;e,it, m.kmg ,. a per
cuted as manv people are averU to l f " ".'nM' P" ZT l""P"iinB- nJ hu1'1 11 b"
sradiac a Ih.v to the reform h.wl. ! ' P' '" ! rl the desire of fnture enunctl. to name
Yrt tei-ee i. evi-le-re f-cre i coi.s d lrU rfrnr rt mniuli fll.w another ageol. it would be neeewnry
erahle stealing going on'and the police i !"U H'r daT fH'r. n,,"",h M 50 ' "V r-linanee. The city
. .w-. .i.".ii .i n.. ' rnhle cream per pint .iSc. charter roville. that a two thirds vote
home with suddcn'lv accuniuUted
wealth or pr,(ierty it miht help lot
to notify the proper effieem.
H0Q8 AT KEW HIGH MARX
Seattle. Wan., July 3l When hog
re!y of ssifncient quality to be in
per
Whipping cream per pint 43e
Milk wholesali. In boHl 4,
galloa; ia cans 4fe per gnllon.
Kilem Palitary Milk Co.
Meadow Laws Dairy
iFV.rmoiint Dairy.
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A marriage license was issued yt-
ter.lay to Harry H. iWh, 24, of Jef
el.,.M in the priwe- class louche,! ! . .rinj ,,, v,ar,.
fUJ .l per hundred ooaads on the local,, yi.i, ,1, f Jefferson. Mr. Hoch
ki I'll rJTKWk -'-''. b,r, ia Holland and Mw Monts
new high mark had been set for tleli (Vrman
v nnei C.TSIOS,
' Throe luada of h,.g, r 231 head,
liU at the h g figudc
Dr. Stone haa moved his store to 157
. Com. St.
i necewwirv to pa an ordinance over
the mavor's veto. With a council of
H. it requires 10 votc to catry an or
dinance over the veto.
Word was received this morning by
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Barton of !U
North Fifth street, that their sod Ray
H. Barton had arrived in New lork
He went into the service in Septem
her of 1917 and has seen IS months
of service ia France.
In addition to the Hit of ths Home
Service, eection ef Willamette chapter,
American Red Cross, of the men from
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glasses.
Perfect fitting is guaranteed.
DR. A. McCULLOCH, OPTOMETRIST
204-5 Salem Bank of Commerce Building
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40-pound Cotton Felt Mattress $13.00
35-pound Silk Floss Mattress $22.50
Special Toledo Range $61.00
Library Tables $7.50 Up
Extra Special Copper Boilers $6.15
Peoples Furniture and Hardware Store
271 N. Commercial St. Salem.
Fonight
Everybody Invited
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