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SALEM, OREGON.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1919.
i -NOW RE
ADY!-
NEW! FASHIONABLE!
Sifllc
PfilSIl
Coats
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All Around Town
FOR FALL AND WINTER OF 1919FASIIION'S FAVORED STYLES
ALREADY RECEIVED FROM OUR HEADQUARTERS IN NEW YORK
CITY
BUY NOW
WHILE SELECTION IS COMPLETE! A BIG SAVLNG 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 you con
siderable money on newest style Silk Plush Coats.
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"SQUARE DEAL
SANDERSON"
BICYCLE BROS.
"BIIX" AND 'GU8"
A Nation-Wide Institution
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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.
IN STATTON
ETEBT raiDAT NIGHT
HUNT'S FOOT
PIECE ORCHESTRA
V B THESE AT THE SNAP
PIEST DANCE IN THE VAL
DANCE
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I Newport fishing season openi; ling
jeod sliced, 15c. and whole fish 12e per
pound; red cod lOe pound. Fitts liar-
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A letter was received this morning
by Dr. Fiudiev from Dr. B. L. Sleeve
; written from iKnehestCT, Minn., where
ho had just arrived from t' hie a go. He
fouiul the little northern city one of
jthe busiest spots on earth so full of
; people tat it took him several hours
: to find a suitable room, notwithstand
ing that almost every other house in
'the pity advertises rooms to rent. It
is imably one of the most cosmopoli
tan places on earth ior there are peo
ple drawn there from all farts of the
. world by the Mayo institute. He will
4 i spend about week there, visiting the
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Dr. L. K. Springer, dentist, Moore
bldg. corner Court and Liberty.
Phone 114. tf
For first class work
Cleaners and Dyers, 12
Phone 1681.
call Society
'2 State St.
Included in the list of Oregon sol
diers arriving in New York yesterday
wore Win. K. Msmgis, Daniel ('. Fish
er, Sgt. dale W. Church and Kdward
Whitney, all of this city. Other Wil
lamette valley boys noted were Mike
and then come directly home. He tolls.'
of the most terrible neat he ever ex
perienced while in Chicago. .
Diamond T trucks and "Farmers Spe
cial, Marion garage, 233 236 8. Com
mercial St. Thone 302. tf
Call Patton Plumbing Co, for your
repair work. Phono IOCS, 220 N. Com.
street. tf
At Vancouver, Wn, a marriage li
cense was issued yesterday to Thomas
Ray, 32, of Salem and Rusie Busby of
Bcaverton.
Salem Cigar Factory is now making
"La Corona and "Little Salem" ci
gars exactly as they were made before
the war. Smoking them reminds you of
old times. tf
While the official maximum temper
ature in Salem yesterday was 70, -sum
mer weather elsewhere was as follows
L. Klupenger, McViiituville; Jesso O. Hclford 88, Kann City 98, Boise P4,
Stoner, Corvallisj Harry K. Warde.?) furs 8, Winnipeg 78, Baker U0,
Do you want your Freight and Ex
press out of Portland to arrive quicker?
SHIP VIA
Willamette Valley
Transfer Co.
PHONE 1400
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Salem's Big Dance
Armory Every Sat. Night
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Read Bishop's ad then look at the
north window for your own good.
This story U true as the man who
told it is iu an official position - to
know, and he says it is true. Kot very
long ago two men sold Uieir ranches,
ono receiving $11,0110 in gold coin, and
the other not quite to large a sum.
Not having confidence in 'hunks or
any ono else, they decided to bury the
gold just for safe keeping. They bunch
ed interests and placed their gold coin
together under a woodshed in a hold
in the ground. Then becoming fearful,
they dug a hole and placed it all to
gether under a blackberry bush. Then
from time to time they carried the
coin to a ibank, depositing in small
amount. Ono man finally got all 1ii
coin in the Ibank, and the other got
down as low as about $1200. Finally
he decided to put this in the bank also
hut when dug into the hole in the
ground, the balance of $1200 was miss
ing. Just now tlio problem is where to
find it.
Old original home remedy, Viavi, pre
vents operation. Mrs. A. G. Foor Ma
rion hotel. 8 2
M. W. Welch, who lives near llayes
ville, hns planted two and two thirds
sen's of loganberries. From this trait
ho sold 21,433 pounds and received in
cash for his berries the sum of $1821.80
This gives him nn average of about
sum an acre, unit is lint a if i r snmp'c
of the receipts of i mumper of le n i
berry growers this on. The fcr.sin
is now about over as but few berries
are coming in. At one time there wan
considerable of a rush for pickers due
in rue two or three ot davs .long
about July 1", but there has been no
genernl complaint as to lack of pick
era.
The government continues to sell Its
accumulations of various goods accum
ulated for the 101S-1HIH Kurnpean
campaign. The latest advertised for
snle is 200 4oumls of ammonia chlo
ride, 073 monkey wrenches, IW.Ml.'l
brushes, 14211 screw drivers and 3820
gallons of pickles. But no word has
been received as vet at the Salem Tost
office as to the selling of wveral mil
lion 4mund of groceries at below the
market price,
PRESIDENfsUBHITS
(Coatinucd from page one)
WoodHmrn; It. 1). Mrt'lure, Silverton;
Win. ureeuhemcr, Uillsboro.
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 bid?. tf
Dane. M. B. A. hall Saturday night
four piece orchestra. Auto leaves Ma
sonic Temple 8:3J. 8-1
CoL Carl Abrams, who has been sta
tioned at Winchester, Kuglnnd, and at
the base of Havre, France, since De
cember, 1917, arrived in the city this
morning. He went to Europe with the
old Tlhird Oregon, and has been active
ly in command of American troops at
the fonses in F.ngUtnd and France ever
since. With 'his return he rounds out
a long term of military service, as he
served in tho Spaniah-Amcrisnn war
lakima 90, Portland 69, Des Moines
92. 1'ncateJlo 90, Mpokane 88 and Wal
la Walla 88.
Big fiv. pied. cHchestifi for
dance Saturday nisiht at armory.
the
Dane in the finest new hall in the
valley at Turner Saturday night. Sa
lem's peppiest orchestra.
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While the canneries this week are
passing the "peak'' of the season's
run nn .small fruits, the big jam plant
nt the Southern Pacific depot is just
getting into full swing, with about 100
employes on tihe floors. Althou;;h hin
dered by shortage in the receipts of
fruit, the plant is running to a enpne
ity in the neighborhood of 2000 cases
a day of jnms and jellies. These arc
put up in all sizes of tin and glass re-
with the Second Oregon, and was with i" 1 '.m "; c'P -a or me jour va-n-L:j
.i.. c..:... , rietics of fruits louairberrics. rasn-
t ho Third Oregon on tihe Mexican bos-1
dor in 1910.
Dr. Carl E. Miller nai opened his
dental office at 4510 511 V. S. bank
bldg. Thone 341. ,
SAVE MAIL ORDER POSTAGE-BUYING AT HOME
lou hee W hat You Iluy Refore PayingBuying At Home
Proceedings will be taken
against persons who have committed
punishable offenses in the liquidation of
liermnn property and the allied and as
sorinted sowers will welcome any infor
mat ion which the German government
can furnish on this subject."
berries, blackberries and strawberries.
Unfortunately the crop of strawberries
was short this season so that tlio plant
could put out but a fraction of tho in-
t I tended amount of this favorite product.
.-Miperinicnueni nace states mat tnoy
Dainty
Fabrics
for
Dainty
Tots
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 expect and 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!. & Court Streets Formerly Chicago Store
could use the pulp from a thousand
tons of strawberries and raspberries if
they could get them. They will cou
sumo about ;ii0 tons of legamberrics in
Mie plant. Whilo the 'building- is a ver
itable hive of industry at present, Mr.
Race expects to double the capacity in
the fall when an additional set of ma
chinery is installed in the canning
room.
Dane at Turner Saturday night.
Willard Storage Battery Service Sta
tion will move to 238 N. High ubout
Sept. 1st. Yours for better service. "8-30
on hand for the remaining five months
Of the year the Bum of $L'!)43.4,).
Dane at Turner Saturday night.
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Willard Storage Battery Service Sta
tion will move to 238 N. High about
Sept. 1st. Yours for better service. 8 :i0
The recruiting station for the army,
located in the D'Arey building on
Stste street, reports seven enlistments
for the month of July. Frank llettiek
and Albert Ilaynes enlisted in tinm
to get under the provisions of servico
overseas within six months from en
listment. Joseph Wright and Karl Cox
enlisted in tho regular service. Three
men who had had army servico re-enlisted.
These were Frank Tnisk, Al
bert Xurton and Aides R. Znchary. Mr.
Zachnry will leave today. Ho enlisted
in. the motor transport service.
Attention B. F. O. Biles, special meet
ing Thursday .vening to receive re
ports of committees. 7-J1
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Th. national field meet will be held
at 1-cbnnon for one week beginning
ptemlier 13, according to W. B. Oil-
son, a former resident of Balem, out
now of Lebanon. Tin will Ibe the see-1
ond season that the national field meet
has been held iu Lebanon. Mr. (iilson
says and (he has alreadv heard from
one man in hicsgo who writes he ,
will bring along 7; dogs and another
hunter from Texas with 30 (Togs. It is
unlawful for aliens to hunt and angle j
without first having obtained a $23 ,
Kim license and both hunters' and Jin g
Icrs' licenses. Resident hunters, except
Civil wnr veterans, pay l.nO a year
license, and non-residents $10 a year.
ror resident anglers hhe licens eis fl..)0 ;
a year anil for non-residents the fee of
the state from which they came. I'io- j
neesr of Oregon who came to the state
iiefore 18il may obtain a license free
from any county clerk. The Chinese 1
ohcasaut seawu is from Oct. 1 to Oct.
31. I
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Dr. Mott, Bank of Commerce, 407-8. -j
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Business in gray diggers, moles and
gophers was especially good during
July at the office of U. J. Hoyer,
county clerk, as tho amount paid out
in scalps, at tho rate of five cents for
a graydigger and 10 cents for a mole
or gopher, amounted to $428.1)0. Since
January 1, of this year the total
amount paid out for such scalps is
12,"3.53. As the tax provides, about
4l 1 "'i Wl rtQit i wn r n tit a na r innti t- vf
bounties for. tho scalps of moles, gray-iffff T 't I i D ffff
diggers and gophers, there is still lcft' UOHl LCl CHI I0tU11 fj)
Do you read Bishop's ads? If not
look in our north window then you
will.
USIGK'
548 State St. 103 S. Commercial. 299 N. Commercial
Phone C. O. D. Orders 198 and 186 '
Mail Orders 456 State Street
Try Northern Flour. It's Bear.
every sack guaranteed. At your gro-
oers. tl
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W. B. OUson is In th. city on his
wav to his home at LsMnsn, aftr
spending a few weeks at Tillamook, i
He save the automobile tourist tuisi :
ness this summer lias broken tho record ,
and that he is now considering the ad- !
vuMibilitv of enlarging the Lebanon
hotel of" which he is proprietor.
W. buy liberty bouds. 314 Masonic
building. tf .
"W.foot," th.'ilrplan. f thi
Wobfoot Aircraft Co. of Salem took ;
Kngene people up into the air yes- j
terday. It will stay in Kugene. several i
days, returning to Jaleiu next week. :
Iieirtennnt Elmer Cook is the pilot, I
Oscar l"stterson the mechanician and
Llye Mct'roskey flight director.
Dr. Ik S. Springer,
bldg. corner Court
Phone 114.
dentist. Moor,
and LibertT.
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I lie breat U
"Marvrtl aot at this: for the hour
is coming in which all that are in their
grave nhaii l-r His voice and come
forth; fhry that have done good unto
the resurrwetion of life and rhey that
kavo done evil unto rceurrectioa of
damnation (judgment)." John J:28,
i-'Sr.
"Behold I bring you good tidings of
great joy whioh shall be unto all peo
ple," "Ob earth peace, good will to
ward men." Luke 2:10, 14.
rama of the Bible
"When Eden Blooms, There'll Be No Tombs"
Lecture by Prof. J. A. Gillespie, of Omaha, Nebr., Auspices of International Bible
Students' Association.
Moose Hall, Sunday, August 3, 3 p. m.
Seats FREE
NO Collection
Crown flour $3.00
Snow White $3.00
Sugar, 100 lbs $9.50
No. 10 Bob White
Syrup $1.00
No. 5 Bob White .
Syrup 50c
No. 5 Dark Karo 50c
No. 10 Dark Karo 93c
3 lb. Crisco $1.30
6 lb Crisco $1.55
Cooking oil bulk $2.20
Yellow Band milk 15c
Armour's milk 15c
12 oz. Royal Baking
Powder 36c
2 1-2 lb. Royal Baking
powder $1.28
5 lb. Royal Baking
, powder $2.43
American Lye, can 10c
Bulk Cocoa, lb 33c
Bulk Chocolate, lb 30c
1 lb. Rumford's Baking
powder 2Sc
3 lb. Rumford Baking
powder 73c
5 lbs. Rumford Baking
powder $1.33
12 oz. K C 13c
25 oz K C 23c
50 oz K C 45c
FRUIT JARS
2 quart Masons $1.25
1 quart Masons 98c
Pint Masons 95c
2 quart Economy $1.75
1 quart Economy $1.27
Pint Economy $1.20
5 doz. Jar rubbers 23c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes 13c
Post Toasties 13c
Armour's Cornflakes 10c
Uncle Sam's Health
food 28c
Grape Nuts, 2 for ... ..23c
Golden Rod Oats, pkg 30c
Cream of Wheat 27c
2 pkg Cream of Barley 27c
Puffed Wheat, 2 for....27c
Wheat Hearts 33c
Wheat Nuts 33c
Cream Rolled Oats 7c
Shredded Wheat 14c
Olympic Pancake ........32c
Blue Rose Rice 13c
Golden Rod 32c
Jell O pkg 11c
Jiffy Jell 11c
Ice Cream Powder 11c
2 oz. Cinnamon 10c
2 oz Nutmeg: ... 10c
2 oz Pepper 10c
2 oz Cloves 10c
2 oz Mustard 10c
2 oz Ginger 10c
2 oz Buck Eye Vanilla22c
4oz Buck Eye Vanilla 40c
2 oz Buck Eye Lemon 22c
21-2 ozTillmon Lemon 20c
No. 1 Oysters 50c
4 oz Oysters ....17c
Pierce Minced Clams....l6c
Otter Clams, 1-2 flat ....13c
Jap Crab meat ...40c
Soda Crackers, lb 17c
1-4 Dev Meat, 4 for ...23c
Del Monte Catsup 27c
Ghiradelli's Chocolate 33c
Hershey Cocoa, 1 lb ....40c
lib. Royal Club Coffee
47c
3 lbs. Royal Onb Coffee
$1.35
5 lbs. Royal Club Coffee
$2.20
These prices are cheaper than present wholesale prices
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