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' SALEM, 0REGOI1
THURSDAY, JULY 31,
NOW READY!
NEW! FASHIONABLE!
Silk
ush
Goats
All Around Town
FOR FALL AND WINTER OF 1919 FASHION'S FAVORED STYLES
ALREADY RECEIVED FROM OUR HEADQUARTERS IN NEW YORK
CITY
BUY NOW
WHILE SELECTION IS COMPLETE! A BIG SAVING IS POSSIBLE
BUYING FROM US! - SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY!
DON'T WAIT A MINUTE
Take Immediate advantage of this advance opportunityOUR 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 Plush Coats.
ETHEL CLAYTON
IN
MEN, WOMEN AND
HONE I '
PICTOGRA.PH
TRAVELOGUE
fj Incorporated &
DANCE IN 8TATTON
EVERT FRIDAY NIGHT
HUNT'S FOUR
PIECE
ORCHESTRA
TJ B THERE AT THE SNAP
PIEST DANCE IN THE VALLEY
A Nation-Wide Institution
Senator Alex LaFollett finds that
Ike season of 1919 is treating him
very dwoutly in tho matter of a poach
rop. Il tins already taken off about
8000 boxes from his orchard and es
timate that he will hHve 20,000 hoxes
Bore ef the later varieties.
Newport fishing Mason opens; ling
eocl sliced, 1.V, and whole fish 12c per
pound; red cod 10c pound. Fitta Mar
ket, tf
We buy liberty bonds. 311 Masonlo
building. tf
The Slogan of Today and of the Future
Ship by Ttfttck
Willamette Valley
Transfer Co.
PHONE 1400
, the walk west of the court house with
i names engraved thereon of all Marion
'county soldiers who died during the
Mate war.
j Special meeting DeMolay Commaa-
idrev 'o. 5 K. T. this evening July 31,
1 S p". m. By order of E. C.
Mrs. C. L. Schweiufunh of 546
:outh V4th street received a telegram
yesterday announcing the tmfe arrival
lis New York of her'brother Walter A.
Wood. He has been 17 months in ti e
service in France with company B,
4th I. S. engineers.
Diamond T tracks and Farmers Spe
cial. Marion garage, 233 -236 S. Com
mercial St. Fhone 3ti2. tf
A marriage license was hemed today
to Claud A. Roger of Caldwell, Idaho,
age .i. whose occupation is given n
student, and Miss Louise Holland of
Salem, occupation teacher.
Dr. L R. Springer,
bldg. eorner Court
I'hone 114.
dentist, Moore
and Liberty.
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ELECTRIC
ome Needs
QF course you will
iron electrically this
summer. It saves coal
for the nation's needs
and is far easier and
cheaper for you.
To, get lasting service the proper
selection of the iron is important.
For three-quarters of a century Landers,
Frary & Clark have manufactured per
fect equipment for household needs.
TrtdeMuk
UNIVERSAL
guar iff
You probably now possess something
marked.
Look for that trade-mark
on electrical appliances. It
assures you that the quality
of the goods so marled has
not been sacrificed for
quick profits.
Waiter L. Toose ha.
M word from Ji IH Kin Limit f n -
loose telling of his arrival in .New
lork from oversea lie will be de-
tlllniul lirtivflv a. r:.. . .
. . ,: , ' uw to receive
his discharge, and will then como di-
.evuy uoii.e ny the southern route
"topping to visit with relatives in Culi
lornia. Jlc intimates that he may apend
a part of the summer lecluring on war
topic, in behalf of the woman's build-
i uie university nf Orivon
Local dairlos list the following milk
1 IbYb-1"" rrk't' t0 'ake ff,,:t Augu,t
1 pint per day per month I2.2S
1 quart per day per month 1.2.5
3 pints j,er day per month fl.2!5
2 quarts per day per month 8.2!5
i quarts per day per month $11.50
quarts per day ncr month 14.50
Tmblo cream per pint 35c.
Whipping erenm per pint 45e
Milk wholesale In bottles 45c
gallon; in cans 40e per gallon
Hnlem Salitary Milk Co,
Mearlow Lawn Dairy
Fuirmount Dairy.
Don Randall, who has had about a
..-r .,, air f .vice in iranco
.....,.- nc.me recently. He was ri
neeted wilh the hi-Jd infantry llr
.- . u. ii nnj piaceri with
patrols on special nty j y
per
corp
ranee.
Call Fatton Plumbing Co. for your
repair work. I'hone loYS, 2-'0 . Com.
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Salem Cigar Factory l B0W making
La Corona'' and "Little Salem" ci-
anrs exactly as they were made b
iue war. nmomng them remind
uni times.
foro
s you of
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, Among the casual officers arriving
'," . , V"rk T''eMaT on board the
nited State steamship Chicago was
, u i 'niela, of this
city, who ha been in the service since
mi- iy iUrs or the war.
Dr.
l.ld.
I'hone 114.
I B. Springer, dentist. Moors
corner tourt and I.iWr
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Everybody should wear them do
you lx I monalls at Bishop s.
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Sergeant Bobert C. Holt, a son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Holt of Brooks
will take a 11 months eourae of train
iii2 In the motor transpo't school and
will return to New York. He has been
on a furlough of .10 dnys. He caw 19
months service in France with the 42'1
division 163d infantry.
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Save your suit! Bishop will tell yon
how Superioralls.
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Certificates of naturalization were
mailed today by V. O. Boyer, county
clerk, to those who were admitted to
citizenship at the examinations held
before Judge Oeorge O. Binghnm July
9. "These certificates of naturalization
are the official documents given to
those who have been admitted and
state that the new citizen had resided
in the 1'nited States five years before
filing petition for naturalization and
that one yenr of the residence had been
passed in Oregon. Also that the new
ltizen intended to remain in this coun
try. Those receiving certificates from
the Julv 9 examination are John Fish
er. Sulem route 4. Christ Quail, Silver-
ton. Margaret Helen Hodge, 158 North
12th street, Salem, John Schncberk
1S!).i Center street, Salem, and Half dan
Kratteliol, Salem .rural route 5.
It is a long way to Camp Bowie,
Texas, ibut the government is sending
out notices that it will sell 1S2 army
wagons to the highest bidders. The in
formation is given that all are very
stronglv built and all painted the reg
ulution olive drab eolor and that all
worn parts have been lepiaceu.
During the month of July 45 soldiers
have taken the precaution to file their
discharges with the county recorder's
office. The fee for such recording is
(10 cents each. There has also been four
patents for land from the. V. S. land
office filed and seven quartz locations.
Now that the time is approaching for
the state convention, of Elks at Kla
math Falls, considerable interest is be
ing shown by members of the Salem
lodge, especially as Salem is out for the
1920 stato convention competing
enough Michigan folks out here intpr-j araint (Pendleton and Marshfield. A
ested in an organization, the picnic meeting will soon be held to secure def-
wm fleeoine au annual artair. with inite pledges of those who will go in
the 'Ju'brnaka ami Iowa anil other state order to arrange accommodations,
folks having a big time once a year, o
tho Wolverine state people living in A real estate transaction Involving
Salem and vicinity arc beginning to the 'payment of tlti,00 has been filed
lane notice. f(,r record in the county recorder s or
o fice. The transfer is of ..( acres in
Orange dance at Maclsay Saturday 'section 19, township 6 south of range
O . 1 west. J, r. Warmock and wile are
wmi. m it onui in.L. AI..A ' the grantors and Jos J. Keber and
yesterday at his home at the age of
59 years. He was born in Oregon and
for the past. 22 years has ninde Brooks
his home. Besides his wife, he is sur
vive! by one daughter and two sons.
The funeral services will be held Fri
day morning at 11 o'clock from the
Kvangelira'l church at Brooks and will
be conducted by the Rev. fl. L. Lov
ed, dttirial will be in the Pioneer cemetery.
For first class work call Society
Cleaners and Dyers, 1272 State St.
Phone 1684. if
Salem theater fans will extend the
glad hand again to "Big Bill" Hart
as be appears at the Oregon tomor
row night in "Square Deal Sander
son" a film story get in the wild
grandeur or Arizona and .New Mexico.
and dealing with the lurid events of
a west that now exists onlv in memo
ry. Hart here plays again the part of
tho roughneck buckaroo with a "pay
streak" of nubility in his nature, and
when he fiuds a gang of scoundrels
trying to ruin the girl he love there
is some hair trigger action that shows
Hill up at his vest. He is supported in
the play by Anne Little. Frank Whit
son and Lloyd Bacon. Miss Little 1b a
westerner in fact and plays her part
in the romance with dash and fidel
ity thut is exhilarating.
Attention B. P. O. EIks, special meet
ing Thursday evening to receive re
ports of committees. 7-31
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Artificial teeth, 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
A marriage license was Issued yes
terday to Allan J. Cleveland, 23, of
tfOti iNorth Fourth street, a mechanic,
ami Miss Laura fi. Hixwn of 176
North 25th street. Miss Hixson
been bookkeeper for Vick Bros.
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Dainty
Fabrics
for
Dainty
Tots r
It is so easy for you to choose just what your
taste calls for where there is so much prettiness in
view.
Every weave, every pattern, every color that
you expectand scores that you don't expect--ready
for you to see perhaps to buy.
If its wash goods or silks our stocks are com
plete. "Our Prices Always The Lowest"
GALE & COMPANY
Phone 1072
Com'I. & Court Streets Formerly Chicago Store
Three corporations have filed certif-,ry City Milling company of SaltMn is.
icatej of incorporation and assumed j incorporated with 75,000 stock. Tho
name with the county clerk. The Scotts shares 1o be issued number 750 at Kfl
Mills Tacking corporation has a capi-jeach. The incorporators are P. E. Oei
tal stock of 10,000 divided into 200 1 ser,' jiarion 5'uluicr and E. S. Palme?,
shares at 50 a share. The incorpo- , Bewrcs incorporating for general mill
rutors are J. D. Worden, Allun Bellin-jing and feed business, the company ia
ger, E. H. Lawrence, L. S. Kice, K. 'its charter provides for the buying ai it
A. Lawrence, C. O. Thoiiins, E. 5. Lut-1 selling of coal, wood and other fno's
gen, H. E. (lough and .1. N. Amuns-iand ulso for doing u general broker-
den. The Silverton and Silver Falls nge business.
Wheat partly harvested and valued
Km si Telephone company is organized
with 20 shares of stock at a pur value
nf -,ri each with a. tntnl stock nf Ikilltl.
It is organized for a mutual telephone : -J.uu was oesnoyeu uy nre i out
line with offices in Silverton. The in-dny on the E. W. McComas and Minor
corporators are Cyrus C. Mohr, H. F.;Crow ranches near Pendleton.
Heater and . B. McMulkev. The Cher-
has
United Artisans at
tention. Meetings will
be held only on first
Thursday in July, Aug
ust and September.
The picnic of those who lived In
Michigan is announced for Friday eve
ning at 6:30 o'clock. If there are
Dance M. B. A. hall Saturday night,
four piece orchestra. Auto leaves Ma
sonic Temple S:3(). 8-1
Alois Keber the grantees. Tho farm is
about "four miles southwest of Mt. An
gel, on the west side of Pudding river.
To the average housekeeper, one
pound of l)ivcon looks pretty big, con
sidering the price. But the government
made preparations for a winter cam
paign in Europe for 1SIS-1919, end as
there was no campaign, it now has on
hand several pounds of bscon. One lit
tle lot of 26,M25.(MiS pounds, all nicely
packed in 12 pound tin cans, is offer
ed for sale at Fort Mason, near Han
Francisco. There is also some corned
beef ha."h, to the amount of 6,193,435
IF THIN, RUN-DOWN OR
E 0
TRY PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain Eitra-Phospbate to
Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and
. to Increase Strength, Vigor
and Nerve Force
Dr. Mott, Bank of Commerce, 407 g. !
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Attorney W c. W1nslow ha return
ed from a visit to (lie big wheat ranch
in earners Oregon in which he is inter
ested. Re tate that there is onlv a
fair crop 0f wheat on the tract this
veer m it orpkimi to lie in the belt
-men aau a shortage of rain. It will
he recalled that 4hi ranch was in the
traca r the tornado and hail storm
that visited that rcaum Im
and (practically the entire crop was
wiped out, causing a loss to the iart-
ner of about 20,000.
in one lot and another assortment of
So much has been written about the '3,0iH,il4 pounds. And not only bacon
IMippies of Flanders, but it is not iiee.-jij offered for wile bv the government,
esfury to travel far to see the real but about a quarter of a million pounds
poppy as there is one already bloomreglrf candy is to be disposed of at an
in the flower bed on the court better early date. The candy for the soldiers
lawn. These two beds Of poppies were consists mositV eh'ocolote with nuts.
planted on the court honse lawn, west I molasses sti'
.;.! h- U'- f i. .... ti.:- ..iit,
,-t, ii4- ,i , .hmu,-tib. ini, ,ti unrs anil HTM
they intend to erect a bronze tablet oa fur sale is n,4tr.iti, ta-"
)j CXriwael ships, fiuljje
xgHjs.-fMii' this tandy is
Try
every
eers.
Northern Flour,
sack guaranteed.
l'OliTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT AND POWER CO.
Iff a Bear.
At your gro-tf
Dr. Oarl B. Miller has opened his
dental office at 810-511 V. 8. bank
bldg. rhone 341. , ,
The long auffsring consumer Is be
ginning to wonder where he is going
to ge4 off at neit winter with dairr
products advancing fcv iiimt.i. Within
tlie past f,.w days ercsam rv butter has
taken on an extra nickel, buttcrfat is
i wo cents up at the creameries, the
n-iaii pric, or milk has been pushed
iHia per quart, and the
manufacturer of ice cream says that
beginning tomorrow-he will mske
raise in the price of his product.
UCKH
ARMY
e u s.
ST O'
The Shoe that
gire you "ex
tra Service
every step
Comfort erery
minute."
4
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Sold in Black
GunmeUl or
Mahogany
Calf or In
dian Ten Calf,
When one stops to consider the host
of thin people who are searching con
tinually for some method by wnicn
they may increase their flesh to normal
proportions by the filling out of ugly
hollows, the rounding off of protruding
angles with the- attendant bloom of
health and attractiveness is no won
der that many and varied suggestions
along this line appear from time to
time in public print.
While excessive thinness might be
attributed to various and subtle causes
in different individuals if is a well
known fact that.the lack of sufficient
:liosphorou in the human svstem is
very largely responsible for this con
ditiun. Kxperinients on huinnns and
animals by many scientists have dem
onstrated beyond question of doubt
that a body deficient in phosphorous
becomes nervous, sickly and thin. A
noted author and professor in his
book "Chemistry and Food Nutrition'
published in 191. says: " that
the amount of phosphorous required
for the normal nutrition of man is seri
ously underestimated in many of our
standard text books."
It seems to b'e well established that
this deficiency in phosphorous may now
be met by the uso of an organic phos
phate known throughout English speak
ing countries ss Bitro Fhosphate
Through the assimilation of this tjios
phate by the nerve tissue (he phos
phoric content when absorbed in the
amount 'normally required by nature
! soon produces a welcome change in our
body and mind. .Nerve tension disap
pears, vigor and strength replace
weakness and lask of energy, and he
whole body soon loe its ugly hollows
and abrupt angles, becoming envr loped
in a glow or perfect health and beauty
nd the w
Foa practical, everyday wear for luting comfort for the sort of service yea
hv a right to expect look to the Buckhicht Army Shoe. It will give jwi a
new seme of shoe-comfort a sew understanding of iboc-cconomy.
Msde oa the famous Munton Last from top-gride materials by top-noteh
workmen. Wore by thousands of men in all walls of lire. Get a pair today!
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Eicluslvs Agent
PARIS BROTHERS
S57 Stat 8treet, Salem, Oregon
Hasufacturert BUCKINGHAM ft HECHT Saa Francisco
doing.
rill and strength to be up and
CAUTION While Bitro-Phosphate
is unsurpassed for the relief of nerv
ousness, general deibility, etc., thoso
taking it who do not desire to put on
flesh should use extra care in avoiding
fat producing foods.
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Our soldier always pick
plump, rosy cheeked girls.
out the
At the ssaside too, the plump
rounded figure is most admired.
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.
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