SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1919. page ten r? 5 ALL AROUND TOWN Ladies' Coats and Suits ELSIE FEBGUSON IK 'THE AVALANCHE LLOYD COMEDY , PATHS On vacation, office of Dr. O. L. Scc'.t chiropractic, closed from August 10th to Aug. 24th. 8-24 ' o Artificial -teeth, have expert plate man, witn . ever as years experience, at my office. Dr. D. X. Beechler, den tist, 302 U. S. Nat. bank bldg. . tf c Sun nit Here Is Your Chance To get that fine new Fall Site, or Dress direct from the fashion centers. They have J been selected personally by our expert buyers, who are j right on the ground continually to get you the best to be had : The Greatest Advantage You Get is to profit by our GREAT BUYING POWER of buying for our 197 busy stores. Our styles are the latest. Our quality is always the best for the money. WOMEN'S COATS in Plushes.Velours and Silvertones.f rom $18.SO to $6S.OO WOMEN,sSUITSinSerges,Tricotines,Poplins,Tweeds,from $24.75 to $4S.OO DRESSES in Serges, Poplins, Jerseys,Taffetas,SatihstCrepe de Chine,etc.,from $9.90 to $35.00 Girls Coats $5.90 to $32.50 Georgette Waists $4.98 to $6.90 Petticoats $1.25 to $4.98 An inspection will convince the most exacting, of the merits of the above articles. ' Call Patton Plumbing Co. for your repair work. Phone 1668, 220 N. Com. street. , tf The management of the Peoples Cash store has set the .pace among Salem stores in dealing with their employes. Bach one of the score or more of clerks is to have a vacation of three day with a continuance of their pay. Willard Storage Battery Service Sta tion will move to 238 N. High St. about Sept. Ist.'Yourb for better serv ice. , 8-30 Newport fishing season opens; ling cod sliced, 15c, and whole fish 12c per pound; red .cod 10c pound. Fitts Mar- net. . ti We buy liberty bonds. 314' Masoric building. ' tf Never hag Salem experienced such demand for houses, as at this time, and never has there been such a dearth of houses for rent, building material wiu be no cheaper for years to come Why not buy one of your own, or build to suit you? I ihave plenty of money to loan on east payments, and funds advanced to build. See me for full par ticulars. H. E. Bolinger, 328 Hubbard building. J :.f V ; tf -o- After more than two years service n the army with eight months of the ime spent in Irrancc, Will Carver re turned to Salem a few days ago. He expects to make his home in Saleni, Dance armory Sat. night. Mary Talmadge will be an added at traction with Hunts orchestra at the Stayton danco tonight. Boys need clothes; they're human see Bishop's for, Jhem. H. A. Bswsim.'who now lives in Los Angeles, writes that the big city has a fine climate ana that there are pien ty of ways of spending money. . He writes his dreams are of dear old Ure gon and' that he has started a number of people towards the (Cherry City. Al so that ho has accepted a position with the P. & K. it. K. in Los Angeles. o- The Biggest and Best Assort ment in town at popular prices. New shipments arriving every day direct from the fashion centers of New York and Philadelphia. Every day sees new models here. In buying direct we save you all the "middleman's profit. Ladies Coats. .. $14.75 to $50.00 $22.50 to $55.00 Ladies Suits ChUdren's Coats $6.45 10 $ 12.50 "Our Prices Always The Lowest" . Ji - GALE & COMPANY Phone 1072 Com'I. & Court Streets Formerly Chicago Store Shaving soap, regular 10c cup cake,! for 5c Sat. Special. Tyler's drug store, 107 SUU'I'li Commercial. 8-ZZ Willard Storage Battery Service Sta ion will move to S38 M. High St. about Sept. 1st. Yours for better serv- we. 8-30 Dance at Turner Sat. night. Good music n 'every thing. 8-22 "' o Rural pastors who have been attend ing the summer session at Willamette university will be given a joy ride this' evening toy Dr. Carl Greeg Doney and members of the faculty of Kimball theological college. They will all go to Spongs landing for the evening and tor dinner. j The Oregon Packing company is now canning. peaTs .and can use a number more women and girls in the prepara tion department. 8-22 6 ' Dance In the new hall at Turner Sat urday night; music by Metropol orches tra of Salem. 8-22 o ' i Friday night dance with the crowd I at Stayton. Hunt's orchestra. Big i white auto loaves Masonic Temple at Van ti in ! 7:45. Round trip 50c. 8-22 traction with Hunts orchestra at the Stayton dance tonight. J ,.iiii.rmr.iii.jpjj . ii Dance armory Sat. night. Hurrah! Boys read Bishop's ad and tell mother. o ' 8. B. McKiniiey of Cincinnati, Ohio, "The Salem Stem" is the name of the monthly publication now being is sued by the Deaconess hospital. The streets. The second was at 8:20 in the evening to another grnsB fire nt 24th nnd .Lee streets. One of the fires, was monthly lias formerly been issued un- thought to be due to the careless hand . . ., ' - ... ., . ... i 3 1. . der the name of the fcnlein Star, Special revival services, location cor. 34th and A streets, Salem, Or. begin ning Auguat 24th and continuing two weeks. Conducted by evangelists and workers from the Apostolic Faith Mis eion, Cor. Front and Burnsiito Sts., Portland, Or., assisted by workers from Dallas. The full Gospel will bo preached on justification; sanctif 'ra tion, a second definite work of grace; the Baptism of the Holy Oliost and tire; divine healing; the eternal pun ishment of the wicked, and other Bi ble, truths, ttood music and Jtiuging. No collections. 8 2a o ' . Army discharges were filed yester s day for record with the county re' eorder bv J. E. Harper, W. R, Miiilur- ray, J. D. Stottler, R. H. Mapes and It. h. littles, Salem Cigar Factory Is now making "L Corona" and "Little Salem" ci gars exactly as they were mado before the war. Smoking them reminds you of old time. tf Dance at Query's hall Sat night 8-23 Dr. Mott, Bank of Commerce, 407-8. f ,. ..., tf The Oregon Packing company Is now canning pears and an nse a number more women and girls in the prepara tion department. 8-22 ling - of cigarettes. Fred Kayser left $5 with City Re corder Race this morning. Ho was found by tho speed cop going seven miles faster on east State street than the law allows. It is 25 miles within the outer city limits and 30 miles in the country, and any traveling faster is contrary to tho law, ' Street Commissioner Low now has a street force working on curbing and paviuff on North Church street o tween I and E streets. For a time Mr. Low thought labor could not be secur ed for this street work lliut a little ad vertising brought satisfactory results, and he now has the men. Adolph Byley has Jus) returned to Salem after serving two years with tho American forces in France and Germany. He has bwn with the 5th The chemical engine of the fire de partment made two runs - yesterday. The first was at 12:45 in the afternoon to a grass fire at 12th and Rural Hslp Your Digestion When cld-distresaed, relieve the indigestion with IIHIOIOS Dissolve easily on tongue pleasant to take M candy. Keep your stomach sweet, try Kl-sold MADS BY SCOTT ft BOWSE MAKERS) OF SJOTTS EMULSION mm. Safe Milk Far Infants & Invalids Ne Cooking A Nutritious. Diet for All Ages Quick Lunch at Home or Office Avoid Imtlaticns and Substitutes field artillery in the First division the first unit to get iuto tho world war and the last 1o be mustered out. During the last 7 months he has been with the army of occupation in Ger many,' during which time he has Qiad an opportunity to ace a good deal of German territory and learn consider able about, the German people. This part of his farcer was much more agree able than life in French territory, but ho was glad to be released from the monotonv of camp life. In France he was with the big guns in five major actions besides several minor engage-, ments, and has seen some of the pret tiestartillery work of the war. Though he has been through some of the hard est battles of the war he was fortu nate enough to tiring away his anatomy intact. His service in France and Ger many completes a military service of eight years, as he has been in the reg ular army and saw some action on the Mexican border, . YOUR n should be invested and work tag for you. Your first con sideration should be SAFE- (fi TY. , INTEREST BATE should be fair and conservative. A high Interest rate very often Jsf moans a smaller margin of safety and security. COM VENIENCE AND SER VICE should be valued high- TEREST and PRINCIPAL f raunurj,-' "ana wunout charge. OUR FIRST MORTGAGE FARM XOAN3 on improved farms in the WILLAMETTE VALLEY, are always worth PAR, WE purchase LOANS if you need to CASH your se curities. FARM MORTGAGES are held in highest esteem by LIFE INSURANCE COM P A N I E S and SAVINGS BA..KS. xfo Investment can give you better satisfaction. THEIR MERE POSSESSION BEGETS SOUND SLEEP. Nino years in the business of loaning money safely on farms. OVEu TWO MtL- ldOiA LOANED without the loss of a DOLLAR. "We will be glad to talk to you about YOUR MONEY. 1 HAWKINS & ROBERTS 314 Masonic Bldg. Salem, Ore. After Sept 1st we will be lo cated in our new quarters 204.207 Oregon building. L'iJ Salem's Big Dance ARMORY Saturday Night 5 Piece Orchestra ml who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. C. E. Roblin, recoived a telegram this momitagi ranging him to return home on account of the serious illness of his son. o You can miss anything else but don't Miss Nornja Talmadge in "The Now Moon,' ' Sun., Mon. or Tues. at the Oregon. 8-22 o Try Northern Flour, it's a Bear, every sack . guaranteed. At your gro cers, tf All stores wiU be closed Sept. lstj-Lalbor day. Monday 8-23 (c We buy and sell notes, mort- Phone C. O. D. orders 186-198 Sugar - - $9.50 Corn flour - $3.00 Brilliant flour $2.95 D.C. flour - $2.65 Armours and Yellow Ban milk lac Grnpnuts, 2 for - 2oc Kcllog? Corn Flakes 13c Long package oats .'. 1 30c "Med. Log Cabin Syrup 60c Dark Karo No. 10 97c Dark Karo ,No. a 50c Red Karo No. 10 $1.05 Red Karo No. 5 - 55c 3 lb. Crisco $1.25 6 lb. Crbeo $2.45 Ottor clams :.- 12c Pierce clams, tall can ....... 16c 12 oz. Royal Baking powder 37c !2Vj lb. Royal Baking powder $1.25 Special on fruit jars: Mason pts. : 87c Mason qts ...,... 9oc Vs gallon .. ........ $1.20 Pts., Economy jars $1.23 Qts. Economy jars ... $1.30 i gal. Economy jar ... $1.63 5 lb. M. J. B. coffee, per pound ....50 3 fb. M. J. B. coffee, per pound.... 52c 3 lb.' Roval Club coffee 4Sc 1 fb. Royal Club coffee 30c n IllSICn gages and all kinds' of bonds. , UAWillNB KUHEK'IS 814 Msaonie Building " Salem, Oregon APPLES! APPLES! - '' : We are on the market for your cull apples Don't let them lay andrt. Remember a few extra d. urs always come in handy sa pick up your good cull APPLES and take them to tho COMMERCIAL CIDER WORKS P. M. GREGORY, Mgr. Pl'i.ns 2194 1010 11. Com'I St. Did You Read This Advertisement? $$ Don't Let'em Roam $$ i RANGES 4 4 SPECIAL PRICES ON RANGES AND OIL STOVES $420 to $75.00 $17.50, $24.00 I SILK FLOSS MATTRESSES. BARGAIN DAY EVERY DAY . Peoples Furniture Store 271 N.- Commercial St. Salem. t Do you want your Freight and Ex pressjout of Portland to arrive quicker? SHIP VU Willamette Valley Transfer Co. PHONE 1400 -HI r