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SALEM, OREGON
MONDAY, AUGUST IS, 1919.
J Fyrex cootog gUnrar at Haaul
I ton's.
YOU: WILL FI
ND
MUSLIN
NDERWEAR
at J. C. Penny Cos
OF A GOOD QUALITY OF MUSLIN AND LAINTILY TRIMMED SO YOU
WILL LIKE IT.
Petticoats : 98c, $1.49, $1.69, $1.98, $2.98
Envelope Chemise :.. 1- ....$1.15, $1.49, $1.98
Silk Envelope Chemise ...$2.98, $3.49 and $3.98
Muslin Gowns ..... :..-..$1.49, $1.98 and $2.49
Camisoles .. .: . .. 98c and $1.49
Drawers .. 98c
YOU SHOULD LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF CHILDREN'S MUSLIN UN-!
DERWEAR :
Incor
Goods Do Not Have To Be
Bargained Off At Special
Sales.
NEW ARRIVALS IN THE READY-TO-WEAR, ARRIVING DAILY, NEW
COATS, NEW SUITS, NEW DRESSES. IT WILL ABSOLUTELY PAY
YOU TO INVESTIGATE.
Louis Brill, wbo (scaped from the
boys reform school lat week and was
found by an officer Taursdar evening
and returned to Superintendent Gilbert I
again escaped last light and b not ;
yet been found, tit is about IS j
years old, look alder, dark complex- (
10a, snort, aeavy art.
Cretonne specials, tbia week 11 val
oea 47(. Hamilton 'a.
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George 0. Brown, administrator of
tha ratals of A. Jeutip Strang aas
been given permission by the eounty
court to aell the personal estate of
the estate. The personal property may
be aold at private sale.
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Prof. Delia Crowd er Miller, who la !
in eharge of the publie speaking; de
partment of Willamette university, is
ill at the Willamette aanitorium. '
AH Around Town
stuuallzed and Hint buvera lire refus-
MAltOTTERITE CLARK
IN
"GIRLS'"
, DREW COMEDY
VAUDEVILLE
mg to pay the inflated values. This
I does not mean lower prima, in drygooiis
this full, a drygooiis mini eiilainoil, as
about all the buying for full and win
'tor ItiittitifHsj has : been lit the reeent
hili price wholesale and at' present,
'several lines of drygooiis are being aold
'under the wholesale market.
Newport fishing; aeaaon open; ling
'cod sliced, l.V, and whole fish 12o per
pound; red eod lOe pound, f'itts Mar
ket, r . tf
ipul telephones. rtlso the opinions of a
nuiiilier of cngiiiccrini; firms as to the
qualifications of K. T. Huaselle to pass
on telephone mutters. These will be
presented to the council this evening.
Get your hot weather shoes now at
iltishop'a, they're ready for you.
Vudor porchaMiades giro ventilation,
yet turn the sun. Make a sitting room
of your poreh Hamilton sells them.
c
W buy liberty bonds.
building.
tvtllard Storage Battery Sirrlce Sta
tion will move la 2.18 N. II i h St.
bout Sept. 1st. Yours for belter serv
ile.
. wr. kow. Baus: oi commerce, 07 0. ... histance. n liiirh . si.iw
" , 1. Rut it is nil over now as t
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The oat shipping- market did a, llt-
Br,Vfl J ;Jvyrofkptinit Inst week nnd a number
8jUiof farmers succeeded in disponing of
I their emits for it a hn)wtl mil in a
Mott, Bank of Commerce, 107 8. ,(,.. i,,taiiei, ns hinh as al.iis a lmt.li
the inur-
ket has dromicd to a nnrnml condition
, talent Clgw Factory Is now making j and ((notations today are Sll cents, a
"L Corona," and " Little Halem" ei-'drop of 14 ecnl a bushel since last
gars esactly as they were made before iVriday. The local price was so liiijh
the war. Smoking them reminds you of 1 that it was found Hint. outs from the
Resolutions opposing the calling of
the leuislntnre were passed lit the meet
ing of the ttillom eranxe last Saturday,
and were forwarded 1o Governor Olcott
The farmers expressed themselves ns
being willing that the legislature
should lie called if it was necessary for
the vote of Oregon to ratify the amend
ment to the constitution of the IVited
States providing for woman suffrage.
Ilie vote of the Salem grnnge passing
the resolution was taken before (lov
ernor Olcolt hnd maile known officiul
ly his stand on tho question. '
Katie Plummer, widow of Frank
Plummer, has filed with the eounty
clerk her election to take share and
provision made in the will of Frank
Plummer, in lien of her right and claim
of dower. In the will,, a bequest of o
each was made to three children, while
the fourth John I Mummer was given a
quarter section of land in Kansas with
the provision that he was to rare for
Mrs, Katie Plummer during her life
time. Mrs. Plummer is SO years of age
and lives at Vt. Angel.
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Three women escaped last evening
from the state institution for the fee
tie minded, about 9:30 o'clock.
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Sometime It Pays to taka , chance
and advertise for a lost purse. Karlina
Kiee lost a little purse a few days ago,
nna uitv Yressurer Kiee took a ehance
in spending -15 cents in the ' Capital
Journal's: "new. today." The purse
was returned late Saturday evening to
the treasurer's office. A man happened
to find it near the Court apartments
and he also happened to be ft reader
of the Capital Journal.
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The cork Insulation, machinery and
equipment of the Valley Packing com
pany's plant just north of the city on
the Pacific, highway is now being in
stalled and the work so favorably pro
gressing that everything will be ready
for the formal opening of tho plnnt
by November 1.
The fanners living within ft few
miles of Alt. Angel are clamoring for
electric service and already sovera!
lines are under consideration. Arrange
ments have already been made for the
extending of electrie service from Mt.
Augcl southeast of the city to the
Kruse and May homes and on another
line, running southeast of Mt. Angel
past the rock crusher to tho Lncher,
Moffcnbier and .C'Uus. Wulkcr homes.
At the regular meeting of the board
of directors of the Y. M. C. A. held
last Saturday afternoon, Rev. Jiurres
Klvin, former pastor of the First Con
gregational church. 411 Sulcm, and a
well known association worker, whs
unanimously elected aa secretary of the
local association nis salary oeiug nx
ed at f-IIO a month. Early In the war
Mr. ftlvin resigned his pastorato to
join tho Y. M. C. A. forces in France,
where he proved a most efficient work'
er. On returning to America he was
engaged In the national campaign for
the raising of funds for the nssociii
tion, and has also taken an active pint
in the campaign! in Salem. From thia
past experience, aa well aa bis work in
tae ministry and bis extenswe travel,
he is eminently fitted for the local
position and will contribute greatly to
both city and counfy worfc.
Headquarters for
Dress Goods
Silks, Etc.
Warner Corsets
Ladies' Coats
Suits, Dresses
and Millinery
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Our Prices Always The Lowest
ALE GO.
Every Day Sees New Arrivals at This Store
Commercial and Court Streets Formerly Chicago StorePhone 1072
Frank Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Fergu-sence was noted and the experienced
son nave dccii in Alaska about two
years and Mrs. Whicniore is now of
the opinion
gold.
f. DIED
Old times.
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Tha W. C. T. V. announces that ft
silver tin Mill be given, along with a
program, in the W. (', T. V. headquar
ters Tuesday afternoon at 2:;3U o'clock
Try Northern Flour, rt'a a Bear.
every sack guaranteed. At your gro
sera.
Lou t Ust, your farm with
east could lie hipped in lit
figure. Hence the drop.
lower
Hammocks, refrigerators, porch
swinna i' ier cent discount. Hamil
ton 'l.
New gloTas at Bishop's for working-
men, they are low in nrire hiuh in
tf quality.
SOOO. Municipal telephones for Salom and
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State.
' And now amies the official
Of Ike publications devoted to the dry
.council to be held this evening. 11. W.jlpm- xh fomltr rerk hn,
Macy. city attorney, ha, been securing u,, 1,rlli,pmf nt frnm Jth(v
t
i!s lniines, that prices arc iilmnt
rerjort ' """"'n
i "I""'n from the mayors of several
cities as to how they felt about mimic-
riu
vY anted
I Get in touch with us before selling
your
PRUNES, Italian.
APPLES, fall and winter varieties.
I BLACKBERRIES, evergreens and
Himalayas.
I Salem-Kings Product Co.
. Bishop says, wear summer shoes now
and winter shoes Inter,
The first week In -eptember will In
clude two days for ohservnnep. Moil
dnv Sept. 1 is labor day and a legal
holidnv as well, flntmdav Heid. has
been proclaimed by the governor as a
day to observe Lafayette dav and al
so the fifth nnniverari- of the firt 1
battle of the Mimic. This (bv 1, not a
legal holiday.
Evergreen blackberries, we are la the
market. Hrini? them to our big plnnt
opimsile Southern I'acifie ( o. pnssen
2cr station or phono 204. Crates furn
ished. Pher, Company. tf
Lots In Pacific addition to the town
of Astoria do not come very high. Tn
'the will of A. .Teup Strang, 19 lots
in this addition to Astoria were willed
to OeMolav Commsnderv Xo. 5, of 8a-
roceiv-
appraisement from the eonntv
court of Clatsop county and the lots
are valued at " each, with a total vol
"ntion of !"i. The trustees named by
Mr. Straus In his will were clven au
thority to sell and convey the lots and
to invest the sum. slmiif with other
! proceed, from valuable loti lu Port
land and Milwatikie.
BUY IN SALS ALWAYS
Mrs. E. O. Whigmore today received
a package from Alaska containing nug
nets Of gold from her daughter, Mrs.
We are certain that
the courteous dig
nity with which wo
perform our dutiea
appeals to our fellow
townsmen. e ren
der the proper serv
ice in a polite spirit.
they hnvc at lust struck
divers present attempted to locate the
body. After working for half an hour
with grappling hooks, the body was
finally located. Ho was the only child as Hoaglen were found drunk last eve-
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Roue of 358 Bellevue street. The fun
eral services were held this morning at
ZIKtiKB At her home, 12HD Saginaw
street, Salem, August 17, 1B19, Marie
Zielke at tho age of 03 yours.
She was born in' tiermany and came
to this country in lHil, making Salem
her home ltt years ago.
Besides her husband C. L. ftlolko, she
is survived by one son frea r.uglo. of
Omaha, Neb. The funeral services will
be held at the home Tuesilav afternoon
at 2 o'clock and burial will be in the
City View eeineterv. Tho services will
be conducted bv the pastor of the
Lutheran church.
BORN
WALKKR To Mr. and Mis. Cecil
Walker of 4U(i North 23d street, Sa
lem, Aug. 8, 1019, a daughter.
Sho hus been named Vera.
PERSONAL
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the Catholic church and burial was in
the C'utholie cemetery.
An Indian hoy by the name of Thorn-
Oder the proper serv- p
ice in a polite spirit. I I
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OoSECUREDwo
FARM MORTGAGES
Invest in Farm Mortgages and
you will not have to consult the
financial poges of your news
paper every morning to deter
mine what you aro worth. You
Can always inventory your farm
mortgages at par; they possess
grenter stability than almost any
other form of investment.
Wo offer for sale the highest
type of these investments first
mortgages on improved produc
tive farms in the Willamette vnl
ley. Hawkins & Roberts
314 Masonic Bldg.
Salem, Oregon.
After Sept. lstwe will be locat
ed in our new quarters 204-207
Oregon Electric Building.
Buy a Home at Auction
Thursday, Aug. 21, 1919, 2 p. tn.
A 6 ROOMED HOUSE AND LOT
At the corner of South 16th and Will street, No. 404
This property has fair sized lot with some fruit and
room for garden and near the S. P. depot Only 3
blocks off State street.
A Nice Little Home
Mr. and Mrs. D. Kibbeo and chil
dren of Snlem arrived last night and
aro in Corvallis to spend Sunday with
the old friends here. The Kibbees are
former Corvallisites and Mr. Kibbee
was for several years connected with.
the business office force at O. A. C.
He is now in the state offices at Sa
lem. Corvallis Gazettc-Timos.
Kola No is came up from Portland
this morning to spend a few days.
Ernest Xoel who has been visiting
at the home of D. D. Soeolofsky, has
returned to his home at Victoria, B. C.
Call Pattou Flumbing Co. for your
rennir work. Phone 10ti8. 220 N. Com.
trcet, tf
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Wlllard Storage Battery Service; Sta
tion will move to SW8 N. High St.
about Sept. 1st. Yours for better serv
ice. 8 30
Tho funeral services of Mrs. L. M.
Brummett, who wa killed a few daysj
ago in an automobile accident, were
held this afternoon from the chapel of
Webb k Clouuh. Burial was in the Odd
Fellows cemeterv. A brother of Mrs.
Brummctt. J. W. Watson of Tacoma,
I arrived in the citv vesterdav and
son. J. R. VugiH of Walla Walla, thia
mnminir Shit ta alo mrvivpd Kv nn-
, other son, Floyd tisill, of IVs Moines.
On vacation, of f let of Dr. O. L. Scott
chiropractic, closed from August l'Mh I
to Aug. 24th. 8 24 i
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Artificial teeth, have expert plate
man. with over 35 years experience.
'at my office. Br. D. X. Bceehler, den
tist, 302 U. a. .Nat. bank bldg. tf
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While swimming with companions at
the PenisoB boat hone Saturday eve
ning. Gordon Roqup. H. was dmwjied
in the Willamette rivir. Jt is believi-d
his death s due to heart failure. He
hud been uir,uin; with his compan
ions, Diving from the spring board, he
swam a short di'tance under the water,
amd iht-B suddculv went dnns. His b-
ning by the police. He said it was due
to hard cider. Superintendent Hull
telephoned police headquarters that he
was inclined to let the law. tako its
course. As yet no disposition hae been
made of the Indian.
Army discharges have been filed
with the county recorder, Mrs. Mildred
M. Brooks as follows: R. V. Loter,
Harry Q, Mills, E. Bearing, L. I). Mc
Allister, E. I). Whitney and J. W.
Ficser.
TO MY SALEM FRIENDS
AM) PATRONS
I wish to state thet I am ntw lo
cated in Portland with oft Ices
at 414 Failing Building. !fy new
offices are fully equipped with
all modern appliances foi the
scientific fitting cf glasses and
correction of eye troubles. Sa
lem people are eorciaiiy iuvitcd
to call on me when in Portland.
DR. KL P. MENDELSOHN
414 Failing Buyiling
Portland O'Ogon
'TO MT,TTTVtfVt
' SPECIAL,
China Cup and Saucer 20c
White and White Enameled Plates 20c
We will save you money on matresscs.
Reduced prices on ranges.
2-Burner Perfection Oil Stove $14.00
BARGAIN DAY EVERY DAY
Peoples Furniture Store
271 N. Commercial St Salem.
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Do you want your Freight and Ex
press out of Portland to arrive quicker?
SHIP VIA
Willamette Valley
Transfer Co.
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PHONE 11C0
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