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v SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1919. PAGE EIGHT I; fJCQf M4 HMMMMMMMMMIMMt MtMMH I Ladies' Silk Hose YOUIWILL FIND Ml :-;MUSLl ; UNDERWEAR at J. C. Penny Cos the estimated income f roiff pupils out side the district who would be attract ed by the course in agriculture, it wa estimated that the course would cost (the Turner district only about $750 a year. As the matter now stands, Wood burn is the only school district in the' county, offering " a course in agricul ture vocational training. It is thought by some of .the people in the Turne district that after the advantages of a course in agriculture is more fully understood, the district will be willing to add about $750 to its present school budget.- ! o -. I "A Pair of Silk StockuiKS." two On vacation, office of Dr. O. It. Scott i 200(j reasons for seeing Constance PAULINE FREDERICK , "PAID IN FULL" t A new shipment just received. The famous Cadet X Silk Hose, by far the best we have yet had. -13oiors:-.Biack,- Cordovan and Dark Grey. - $2.45 Pair Aliirnnractie. closed from August 10th l to Aug. 24th. y ' 8-24 Artificial teeth, nave expert plate man, witn over 30 years exponent, at my office. Dr. D. X. Beechler, den tist, Wi V. o. Jxai. pan mug. tf OF A GOOD QUALITY OF MUSLIN AND LAINTILY TRIMMED SO YOU t-,v.;v-.'iv'.;. WILL LIKE IT. , " : " .'; ":':.:" Petticoats ;............:..........,...1.1 : -98c, $1.49, $1.69, $1.98, $2.98 Envelope Chemise ........li .... ..:.$1.15, $1.49, $1.98 Silk Envelope Chemise - , $2.98, $3.49 and $3.98 Muslin Gowns - $L49, $1.98 and $2.49 , Camisoles . i r -98c and $1.49 Drawers 1: :..;...:;.;..;..a.........v..........v...... - :98c YOU SHOULD 'LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF CHILDREN'S MUSLIN UN DERWEAR 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. Walt a Low, street commissioner, is advertising for . laborers to work on street paving. The pay is $4 a day. The council last evening directed Mr. Low to 'go ahead with about a block of paving on Jsortn uiurcn street, an other block on south 24th street off of State street, and auother block on Ferry street between 14th and I5th streets. Mr. Low is willing to do the work at once 'if he can get the labor ers. He says the city work will last about one month. Call Fatton Plumbing Co. for your repair work. Phone 1668, 220 N. Uom.l treet. . - ' ,- tf o WiUard Storage Battery Service Sta tion will move to 238 N. High St. about Sept. 1st. Yours for better serv ice. -, 8-30 M. L. Meyers of the Meyers depart ment store, who fell from a ladder Aug. 16, and seriously injured his Hhmilder. was placed under the X-tay machine Saturday, it was discovered that a bone of the upper right arm had been fractured. ; . Newuort fishing season opens; ling icod sliced, 15c, and whole fish 12c per iinnnit: red cod. 10c Dounu. iius .mar ket. -. . ;. tf Talmadge in her latest comedy feature at Ye Liberty todn- and tomorrow. .. o . Peppy orchestra, Brooks dance Thurs day night. 8-20 A lighted cigarette very nearly caus ed a fire last niirht at 257 JSorth Lib erty. The police noted a smoke coming from that direction and upon invest! giation it was learned that a young man living there had thrown out of the window a quilt that had caught lire from a cigarette. o 1 Good things come in pairs, see Con stance Talmadge in her latest comedy drama "A fair of Sillc StoeKings," " Ye (Liberty today and tomorrow, "A Naughty Widow" by the" Ellis Musical- Comedy Co. at the Bligh to night and two more nights. o 1 Robin Day. temporary president of the American Leuion 'Post No. 9. of Salem, announces that a meeting will be held this cvenine at the L-onimer- HOUSE ORDERS. (Continued from page one) gnnlzntions might be held liable under conspiracy clauws of the act. .;' The house agricultural committee also plans to change radically Palmers Bug gestion for amendment to the food con trol act, , ' Chairman Hutigeu today will submit amendments to the food control act Fcrest Fire Damage Near Silverton Exaggerated In Early Reports Of Blaze A long distance 1 telephone message received this morning by Btate Forest er Elliott from Munugor M. C, Wood ward of the Silver Fulls Lumber Com pany, stated that tho fir which had been raging for several days in the "slashinc" area In that district had covered a wide extent of territory ana ; wnirll wm plovideil for the pioclama had done considerable- damago buttton of f Jr pl.loe8 ( ttl, .nw.CMt,itic8 by that the reports appearing in tho " the. president,, with adequate power to Jng papers was greatly exaggerated 1 h , b h Two of the camps have been put out of " commission a couple of trestles have A,,rt's' ' " ". . '" . " ' . v, i,.,i ,, t,',Mv .i,ftil Tho amendments havo boon framed j i,.-. ,,L.ran ,i . i , ; ' after conferences with department of , numlwr nf :1am out. in the timber have ! justice officials. -k 1 i iteen more or less dainauod. :VIAle the 1 The amendments exempt farmers, fire in tho ' slashings "was terrifio in farm organizations-and firm with an nual sales less tunn siuu,uuu. "If von can regulate the big fellow and tell the people what fair prices are, there won't be much chance for the lit- We boy liberty building. bonds. 311' Masoric - tf its heat and uncontrollable in its pro gross, the damage vub not so great as it would have been bad it gained progress in green timber. To prevent this the kills were closed down aud the opor-jtle fellows to profiteer," he said. tives joined the army of several him-1 "Attorney General Palmer or Assist commission to make a complete investi gation of tho shoe situation. Representative Siegel, New York, who claims manufacturers are planning to increase tho price of white collars to 35 cents September 1, will ask consider ation, of his resolution for a federal trade commission investigation of this industry. J' LIEUTENANT TOOZE WILL LECTURE HERE War Veteran To Speak For Benefit Of University Building Fund. cial club to effect a permanent organ isation. Notices have been sent out to those who have been in any service whatever, but Mr. Day says that if any have riot received the notice, it has been an oversight as all are expected to be present to aid in lorming tne Dermanent oreanizatioh and " in the eloction of officers. Capital Post No, Don't list your farm witb SOCO- TjOFSKY unless you want to soli. 341 State. . : ' .!.J " tf A. H. Elliott of Woodbum reported to the polico last evening that his bi cycle had been stdlen. Ho described it as having red tire ana oners re ward of $5 for ' the recovery of the bike, with a reward of $2a for tho ar rest and conviction of the thief. " Try Northern Flour, it's a Bear. everv sack guaranteed. At your gro cers. ''. - tf drcd citizens from Silvoiton to fight the flames back from the green timber. ' Nanogor Woodward expresses the be lief that the combined forcos will be able to hold the fire back and confine it to the elashings area. Mr. Woodward makes no attempt to estimate the Ioshcs at this time but merely intimates tMt reports have been exaggerated. The most serious phase of the situation is the shutting down of operations where by several hundred employes will be out of work until the camps and equip ment can be got into working order again. In tin meantime a largo number of familiea will be homeless and minus equipment which was destroyed aloug with the ramps. $$ Keep 'em In The Circle $$ ant Attorney Genorui Ames- will bt called before the committee today to give their opinion on some details oi tho plan. , . . "Tho main purpose of the amend ments is to get immediate action and we propose to give the departments pow er boyond a shadow of a doubt to bring down prices," Huugon suid, "It is proposed to regulate storage and commission charges, as well as oth er profits." v rlnugeu's plan carries the same pen alty Palmer proposed fines of not mors than $fi000, imprisonment for not mori than two years, or both. The house today was esiectotl to pns the resolution of Entiresentntive Igoe, Missouri, ordering the federal trade Lieutenant Lnmar Tooze, just back1 from two years in France, will tell of his war experiences next Tuesday evening, August 26, at the Snlem armory, under tho auspices of the Salem Women s club. The last legislature gave tho Univer sitv of Oregon a certain sum for the erection of a woman's building, provid ed the women and university would i raise a like amount. It is for this fund into cash. that Lieutenant Tooz ! has ngrecd to eomo to Salem and deliver the uddress. It is his intention to relate an nit LOOK TODAY A Pair of Winners WiUard Storage Battery Service Sta tion will move to 238 N. High St about Sent. 1st. -Yours for better serv iae. 8-30 The only trouble the farmer will have this fall will'be in figuring out his income tax. a prominent commis sion and .grain buyor said this morn ing. With the usual family, if thore is lust the wife, the 'income tax win not get Mm under the $2000 income. But so many farmers are receiving moro than this amount for he wheat and oats crops alone, that almost all of the larger grain growers, as wen as tne 10 gnnberry barons will be under the nB co-seity of making a Tcport to the fed ernl income tax officer at the post of fice. Wheat is running on an average from $1.95 to $2 a bushel, and there is no speculative value in holding the iron, farmers are turning their wheat "Our Prices Always The Lowest" GALE & COMPANY Phone 1072 Com'l. & Court Streets Formerly Chicago Store ,t))t(t - MM fly affiliated with the nation-1 gars, tobacco, candy, and chewing gum, a I troll izntion. Besides tne eicc-iuiu of officers, several matters of special interest to the boys who have lately returned to civil life will come up ior discussion. - . Big cheery girl show, the Ellis Mus- ieal Comedy Co. first time here at tne Bligh, 3 days starting today. ! . o 1 I Miss Violet ,Welbom of the govern or's office, left recently for an outing of two weeks with friends in Lane county, iier plae is being filled tempo- amy by .miss uorum -ooiioi, of the secretary of state's -o Two men" wanted to work in vinegar factory. Gideon Stolz Co. ! -21 .. o ' The three youths, Ernest Lind, 17, P. Baker, 16, and Floyd Cochran, 18, who stble E. P. Smith's car from in front of the Elks lodge Sunday eve ninir: and who" later broke into the store at Lincoln, were all sen to the reform school. After stealing tne car, tho rlrnvn through Portland to Van couver. It JUSt nappenea xncy muyycu in Vancouver about Biaif in tne nw ... , i n:ia,3 a ing, ana wnen starting " head lishts. A policeman stopped them when they were found without neaangnia, auu uvtmg - Salem Cigar Factory is now making "La Corona" and "Little Salorn" ci- tnnlr llA hnVR to the ,P011C6 8iatl. Loss of tho car had already been wir ed to all points north, and this led to the arrest of the young men. o Business at the office of the county recorder continues gooo. Yesterday tho records show that $1400 in mortgae- l,nd been paid off ana that ten veal estate transfers were recorded. .. o- t tbe meeting of toe Oregon staUs horticultural society held in Astoria baturday, Kobert C Paulus of the Sa lem Fruit Union and president of the Salem Commercial cluib, was elected ice resident of the state association.. Other officers were J. O. Holt of Eu gene presiednt, C. D. Mnntott secretary nnil .T. R. Pilkineton trustee- Mr. Holt Lis one' of the charter members of the Uregon wrowcrs tmipcisnvc Bnn- tion. ilr. Min.ton is a writer ior Homestead" and Mr. 1-Ukington i a nursery man of Sheridan, living to mL Jnml 1,, fortianu. rae assunairon Oregon Growers Cooperative asoci- tion. o "Forget If-Buy At Home We are certain that the courteous dig nity with which , we perform .our duties appeals to our fellow townsmen. We ren der the proper serv ice in a polite spirit. -r-.i ..1 hfna mate story of a soldier's impression """of Buy a Home at Auction Thursday, Aug. 21, 1919, 2 p. m. A 6 ROOMED HOUSE AND LOT At the corner of South 16th and Mill 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 Terms : $500 at 6 per cent to be carried on place , Payable $11.00 per month. Balance cash on day of sale. Subject to good title. Stop Paying rent. H SATTERLEE the real estate auctioneer. , . Phones, 937 1211 Come and see me. I can sell vour farm, citv nrorjertv jj or stock, 215-216 Masonic Bldg. old times. Jt. Mott, Bank of Commerce, tf 407-8. tf Dance at Brook Thurs. night. 8 20 Working clothes your dollars there. at Bishop's, bring experiences iu the war and to also give his opinions nn tho league of nations, lie was in l'nris four months and made special efforts to inform himself as to the general opi iions regarding the pro posed league. Besides his interesting army experi ence, LmnnrToozo was ono of the rep resentatives of tho XTniversity of Oregon on the Ford peiico mission that was in tended to put a stop to tho war almost before it was well under headway. To aid tho women of tho university in raising a fund for. the erection of ti woman's building, the Salem Women's club will have charge of the lecture. Mrs. Z. J. Kiggs, president of tho Salem club, announces that the armory has al- j ready been secured for next Tuesday i evening and that there will be a very 1 short musical program and a short intro- jduction of Lieutc uint Tooze. j An effort will be made to interest ell j the women in the city in tho lecture as i Well as member of the Elk lodge, espe cially as his fathor and brother, Captain j Tooae are both members of the Salem ti,e. KTamr haa 9lem exDerlenced such Mferts wi l also be made to secure a,, tleiuan(i for houses, as at this time, large attendance from Dallas, Stsyton, aiuj nevcr hag tncr8 been such a dearth i The four young men who live at j Gladstone Park and iu Portland, who i stole the Studebaker car at Woottburn, ulonir with several - hundred dollars worth of auto tires, are now in the Ma; rion countv tail where they will re main until their troubles have been i cared for by the 'grand jury. Three of j ihc youths conressett. ine oiner waiv ed hearina at Woodbum yesterday, and ho also was held to the grand jury yttn ooua piacca at iuuu. o Make your dollars meet at Bishop's I for honest clothes. Salem orchestra. Brooks, Thursday niirlit. , 8 20 !l Cpl SAFELY oof, 0oseCUREDOo FARM MORTGAGES Invest in Farm Mortgages and you will not have to consult the financial pages of your news paper every morning to deter-, mine what you are worth. You can always inventory your farm mortgages at par; they possess greater stability than almost any other form of investment. We of for for sale the highest type of these investments first mortgages on improved produc tive farms in the Willamette val ley. . - Hawkins & Roberts 314 Masonic Bldg. . Salem, Oregon. After SeDt. 1st we will be locat ed in our new Quarters zui-m Oregon EJectric Building. Mouinouth and Independence. It is well understood that Mr. Tooc went into tho war well equipped to study condi tions and for this reason It is felt that he will have an entirely new story to tell and a most interesting one. Every merchant who will notify the secretary of the navy or the secretary of war that he will employ or is will- iu to employ every man who was in his 'sorviee before the' war, will receive a citation stating this fact. These ci tations are much in the form of di ploma and in the easi are frequently displayed in store windows. , of houses for rent, building material will be no cheaper for years to come. Whv not buv one of vour own, or build to suit vouf I have" plenty of money to loan on easv payments, and funds advanced to build. See -mo for free par- tiehlars. H. K. Bolinger, S28 Hubbard building. i' . ' tf . .... .r1 . . .t Musical eouieay, au new, una uim here, at the Bligh starting tonight. By a vote of 28 to 38, the school dis trict Of Turner refused a short time ago to give its pupils the advantage of j a vocational course iu agricultural 1 A BIG COMEDY FEATURE OH, YES-- WE ARE SPECIALIZ ING ON OUR MUSIC, TOO LIBERTY training, under the Smith-Hughes act. II TI. IT. CtC "" "oey supplied by the state I AetP inein nOnie and by the federal government, aud tMUMMMMMIIMHHMHttMMIMIMMIHMI SPECIAL PRICES ON RANGES . AND OIL STOVES ranges .. ...1- $4230 to $75.00 SILK FLOSS MATTRESSES . .......... $17i0, $24.00 BARGAIN DAY EVERY DAY - Peoples Furniture Store 271 N. Commercial St. Salem. U . MMMMMMMMm Do you want your Freight and Ex press out of Portland1 to arrive quicker? SHIP VIA Willamette Valley Transfer Co. ; PHONE 1400 - :