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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28
DER Rorustern

.aufs @rab meiienben Sigur getront.
Nabe beim Saupteingange 3um
Griebbof ftebt Die Eotenfapeae, eine
Erobe Ser Mr6iteftur nnb einen Wert
BON 100000 reprdientierenb. Ster
miro ieoen Sag @ottes6ienit fir Die
gu 8eer6igen6en gebalten, glet9bteL
OBJ Su6e, Sei6e, Greimaurer, Brote-
ltant ODER @atbolif. Die &apeae miBt
so bel SO SUB. @qn6e uno Defe lino
nit 8ilbern nnb Siguren aus Wofaif
ge5iert un6 lit oas eine Bra6t nno
&l1nlt ionoerglei6en. Inter oem1elben
Dad in Sen 8Qnoen 1ino marmor1le
MiI6en eingebaut our Mnfbemabrung
Ser 2eiden fir orei Monate nno I'M
@r6gei9oB iin6 mebrere Sefen tur
notwithstanding. Gin FOLDER Ofen
miro nit &eroiin gliben6 beiB ge-
n1aht un6 sic 2eibe int Gorge bin.
cingei6oben. Ma@ getpiiier 3eit miro
ser Ofen abgefiiblt un6 oie ueber>
bleibiel Der 2ei9e, Elm paar &no4en,
(6enn 6as 8leii4 lit als &an6 onr@
Ben @aa9fong in ser 2uft beridmun,
benz, gereinigt, berfleinert nno IN Ell
nem ir6enen o6er gl6iernen @efaB
oufbepabrt, bas man nit ietnem Sn=
balte noh 8elieben aufs Biano ooer
auf Sen Slid in Die quite Stube 1tel>
len fann. 2ofetpooo Cemetery glet4t
mebr einem 2uitgarten als einem Be'
grabniSplab.
Como 8orf, gigentum ger @taot
ct. Saul 3tpifden ben 3miuingsitao=
ten gelegen, lit Ser Stol5 Der Wt1nne=
iota &auptltoot nn6 iin6 bier beion=
6ers 5onntogs iiber 10000 8ein9er
an5utreffen. Ser Barf umfaBt I'M
@an5en 1926 Mder o6er 1913 older
2on6 un6 1O2 Mfer @oi1er. Sic &o=
1ten fir 2an6 un6 @erbeiierungen BE-
loufen iid big 6oto ouf 100000.
Gin aus @1os gebantes Sreibba1s
i'm @erte bon 100000 itebt benz
8ublifum CUR Befi6tigung offe11.
@errlih ungelegte 2anoidoftS15ene=
rien nit minoen6en &iesmegen n11o
rieleln6en 8Gd1ein inter 8riiden
1ino Itht= un6 borbur. Gin Is Weeilen
longer, I'M beiten 6abr5nlta11oe ge=
boltener @o9meg nmgibt Sen @oerz
qorten bon. 2u1t un6 6reu6e. SIR 70
Gents fam man in einem fir o1e1e11
3ped bereititeben6en Mutomobil ben
qonaen See un6 @arf in 45 Mirnter
%umfubren. BUR Sommers5eit tit 1e=
Sen Mbeno ouf einem aug oem gee
%rogen6en SCOTLAND militarii9e Wt11=
tit at boren. Como 8orf 1T Die Wo11=
nel11t, 6os @nt5iden Ser @intpobner
bon ct Saul.
Ser Solteplot ser StraBenbabn
aum gingong In Sen &arf lit elnlo=
6eno film tlid. 8lnmenbeete berldie=
bener @orietdten griiBen 6a5 Mlge.
Observation-Disclosures nit einbeimiihen
uno tropiiden @oiierlilien erfrenen
oos &er3 6es 8eidouers. Cine Gin
3da1nltng fir nn6 nit 6iri6en, enen=
tieren nt16 Bt1onen (Blffel) erlDeden
sic Mengier. Gin iaponiider @artert
nit 800 Sabre often 3mergbanmet1
uno ousIGn6iiden 8iiihen biloen Ell
re Mn5iebungsfroft fir Sen Be1n6er.
0eiter ab lit cine lebensgroBe Sta=
tue BON Ge1t1h1an6s groBtem 9th=
ter, Nrie6rih bon ghtqer, 5u 1eben,
eben1o cine 8iiite 6es normeg11hen
1romotifers Sbien. 2ouben nno
Springbrunnen iin6 5ab&reid. eln
Eummelplob fir &in6er H.. ein tpe1B=
g%riiner, ans 8eton erri6teter Eoo1l=
Jnn i'm Merte bon $4,000 lit uls
Speifeiool nn6 &ubep1ob beItimmt.
Tortietung in noditer N1tmrner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28
Natmr= unS &Mmr1@Sm:
bettem Der 3wtatn8S:
fdote @tnneistaS.
Son Norbert @rotb.

Sn Den 5taoten ielblt lit nidt bel
All iehen fir Sen, Ser idon an0ere
srobe St1ote geieben bat. Meenl6en
@ebauoe Ii. @olfenfrater, tpte iber.
oil. Eer Grambabn perfiigen mir nns
auberbulb ser Stu0t. Die 2afe Wtin-
netonfu Sranlbabn brtngt uns in eli
ner Hid)tl1rg an Sen 36 Mder l1m=
fuI'enocn, I'M 9er5en ser StaOt Wtin=
neopoIis uro in SfuBmeite bon Ser
Er~ofatbeorale gelegenen 2oring
Eorf porbei. 0ieier Earf lit elm Sl1lt-
aarten I'M rpabren Sinne Oes BorteS.
SSSn Centrum oesIelben lit ein fleiner,
pon Ser MISUNDERSTANDING gefut=
terrier See nit @onoeln unb &abnen.
Grumn berum Sic perIdieoenartiglten
SIunenheete, miloe unD 5abn1e 8du=
ne. @ie eiu giIano pom See lit Der
Eorf Don 0ffeutliden uno Yripatbau=
lern umbout. gr miro belo11Oers bon
Der SSN1geno fiir u%niduloige Sergnil=
gu11sen germ u11O piel bel1dt.
9iclelbe Strubenbabn bringt uns
1odl Dem 1000 ginlpubner 5dblenoen
StGotden grseliior an1 Minnetonfa=
See. Gas St1Dthen muroe BON Hio=
niercn aus fe1p Yorf 1853 gegriln=
Set uno bot ole 8eql1en1ltdfeiten Ell
ner@roBltaot. Die Staot eignet Elm
b~epoIoetc5, 10 Ader grpBes @emein=
gut an See fir Musflltge. $4,000
Eerionen fon11en lid 5u glei6er 3eit
ultf oicieln freien Elate unterbalten,
poer fornen I'M See fiiden, baoen 90.
gonoeIn. : 0ie rei6e 8o6enfla6e
in Ser l%11ngebung lit Elm @emiiiegar=
ten fir Sic 5tobt minneapolis.
Sier lonoen o1b bic iteben0 ampf=
boote pom Is. Mai Biz 80. Septem=
Der, nelde Sen See Minnetonfa un0
ieir1e fleineren 8eidmilterieen befab=
rem. Seoes 8oot lit 70 SUB lang uno
bietet 100 Ealiagieren beqltem Flab
Seoe 5tunbe perldBt elm ioldes Boot
Sic 8ud)t. Gin l1mfreis bon 20 Wfet=
len orf SEN perlhie0enen 5uiamme11-
b1l1genoen Seen bri1gt Dir "a Sn=
ieIn, u,1f oenen benobnte Yolaite bon
Wilionaren urro moblbabenoen &C.
if}Gitslel1ten Ser 5toot MinneapoliS
iihtbor meroen, sur Mnli6t. Sir so
Gents fonnlt gu in So 9tun0en Ell
ne Munofobrt BON 45 Meilen ma6en-
Sd, Robe Sic 8udt bon Neapel
nod nid)t geieben, claude aber faum,
DoB lie oieien Minnetonfa=9ee an
Noturihonbeiten iibertrifft. Ser gar'
sc See fomr1t mir Dor, pte Elm Mb=
qIors aus SEM Yara0ies. Sen Win=
netor1fo=5ee leben un6 Damn 1terben.
$50 Sic beutige Stoot ct. Saul
itebt, mar INNER Elm Snoianeroorf =
ser Summelplob perldie6ener Stdm=
me. Sn 1860 fam 5nerit Der aben~
teuerlife 6ron5isfanerm0nh, 2onis
Sennepin, SEN Miliii1ippt berauf nno
mud1te bier uls erlter meiBer Mnlteo-
Ter Solt. Grit 1888 fam Ser 6ran=
soie Eierre Eurront bierber nno
oriinoete ct. Saul. 9as erlte @e=
bGu6e nar 6os aus @%ol5itdmmen err
ridtete &irhlein 5u ct. Hanl1s gb=
rem, tpel9es 6rei Sabre ipater Der
gtoot Sen Nomen ct. Saul gab. gtoh
lieben Sabren mar bier Ser Sanpt=
lon6ungs= un6 Son6elsplob fir Die
l1meebung meit unb Brett. Sn 1S49
mar Sic @inpobner3ob1 bon ct. Fo1l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28
9ie 8tlbnno zines Mationalfomi'

Die 8tlbnng zines Mationalfomt'
tees in Sen Ser. Stoaten 5ur Wieoer=
%berlteuunq ser uniperiitdt bon So
tpen, 8elgien, nit Braiioent Ni9olas
Murrop 8utler bon Der Columbia
l1niberlitGt als BoriiBer, tpuroe an
Qefunoigt.D Gem &om1itee geboren flint
ala Ser fiibren6en Wanner IN Gen
Ser. Staoten an, barunter Boriteber
omerifoni16er l1niperlitdten, 5inan=
3iers, gr3ieber, Bubli5i1ten uno 9t=
plomaten. Inter Sen Witglieoern
limo 5uei friibere Brdiioenten Der
Ser. 6taaten @m. @onar6 Taft nno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28

balten bon oen Neidtimer Der Drift
liden 8obrbeit uno @naoe unb rein
bumanitGr uno naturali1tii9 er5ie=
Zen, lit oorum Elm 6rebel an Der Sim
ser tpelt, Der gum Simmel i6reit.
utinam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28

Gbeo6ore 3ooiepelt. Cos 8iro BEG
5efretdrs, tpobin 6%iejenigen, Die an
ser MISUNDERSTANDING teilnebmen
moQen, Bider fen6en mogen, lit in
ser Morgan-8 ibliotbef in Stem gorf.
Sic uniber1itdt bon 2omen mur6e in
1925 gegrinoet un6 tpar onrd flint
;Sobrbun6erte als Centrum Der Bi1=
jenifoft BON Stubenten aner geatio=
men beiudt. Notiona1 : &omitees mer-
Sen bon alien fiibren6en Nationen &C.
biloet, I'M nit bent Snternottonalen
&omitee our @ieoerberiteQung Der
l1niberlit d BON 20tpen 81 fooperieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28

IS eibt 5ra1er1 nit 10 tranmeri-
iden Mugen, ols idauten tie aus UNI
ergriin6lider Eiefe in meite 5erne, II.
lie 6enfen bod nur an einen ne11en
Suit. @on3 sepiB nibt an ibre Sim
Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28
,eit. sic 2eit 6es @inbes qeronnt :

5eit, oie 3ett 6es Rtnoes genannt =
elm bo9tonenbes Sdlagport! I'M
Itreitig lit man beut5utage bemiibt>
oos pbpitide unb oas littlibe Wobl
oes @in6es at berbeiiern uno oie TO-
aiale Giirlorge bat al6 Dos @in6 in
ibren areis ge5ogen. Man tritt Elm
fir &inoerihub, &inoerbpgiene> 4in=
%oergarten uip. Sinh 6as nibt Set
6en zines %gol0enen 3eitalterS, zines
3eitalters ser Sugeno? =
2olie man iid) ood ni6t taui6en!
l1n1ere geiteigerte, baiten0e &ultur
unb ser aqgemeine 9rang nad bu=
manitdren 5d0pfungen iin0 BON @r-
ibeinungen begleitet, Die geraoe auf
sic gnttpidlung Der &in0esnatur
nodteilig eintpirfen milien. Bobl
ruff Ser Drang .nad 8erbeiierung Der
Sage Ser &inoer an ii6 iegenSrei9e
@inri4tungen ing 9afein, aber Die
eigenartigen 1o5ialen un6 polfsmirt=
idoftli9en 8erbdltniiie, iomie oie re-
ligioie11 un6 iittli@en Mnidauungen
meiterB olfsfrei1e nnterbinben MIR 81
bGufig sic eigentlibe 2ebensaoer, Die
ser not1rgemdBen @nttuidll1ng oes
&inoes geiun6e &rdfte %5ufiibren ioQ=
tie, ndmli6 Sen @influB Ser Samilie.
DoB Ser ginfluB Ser Somilie piel=
fo6 ein 10 geringer it, bangt tell
peiie bon Ser 0fonomiiden Sage nno
Sen io5ialen 8erbdltniiien, teilmeiie
ober audi bon Sen religi0ien @ni6au=
rngen ser @egenlpart ab. 8eraoe Die
Stromltngen auf oem '@ebiet Der
mo6ernen Ydoagogif iino gu einem
groBen Teile bon einem unreligtoien
@eiite erfiiQt, einem @eilte, Ser nidt
BLOB sic 6ri1tlihen @e0anfen IN Ser
pdoogogiiden Ebeiroe un0 Eraris
ousidlieBt: man lit auf 6em conig
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser ~@uf>
fldrl1ngs5eit" 5uriidgeiunfen. Dane
fen MAIDEN 1id einleitig inoipiouali=
1tii9e 1tn6 nod mebr 1o5ialiltii6e Mn=
iidten gelten6.
@s 1T cine 3eit Ser @dbrung; Sic
periaieoeniten pd6agogiiden @tr0=
mungen our6freu5en fid unb ga mon
ron Ser borge5ei6neten geraoen ST.
ME ser 9ri1tli6en Hdaoagogif obgemi=
9en lit un6 iomit Ben felten Salt ber=
loren bot, rnfen Sic mo0ernen Ser
iu9e, sic @r5iebungslebre nen 3n
| qriinoen, 1tur cine Bermirrung Ser
|@eiiter berbor.
@briltus ouein lit un6 bleibt Ser
mobre Hd6ogoge, MIR 6as @brtlten=
t11m belibt Sic mabre uno edte Ba6o=
gogif. Gbriitus bradte 5tpor ntht Elm
@iloungsipitem IN Sic Welt, o6er .gr
1teute Sic i0ealen 9e5iebungspunfte
oui u11o CAB 6em Bil6l1ngsltreben eli
ne 11eue @ibt11ng, ndmli6 Sic religi0=
1e> ols sic %5entrale &i6tung aaeS gr=
5iebens nnD Bil6ens. l1n0 fem 2eben
nno feline 2ebren bieten fir 0us gro
BE @erf ser gr5iebung @runolabe II.
GRANDDAUGHTER BON eniger @iiltig=
felt. @briitus lit in Der Belt Der
@run6legung nn6 0es Weroens, IN
Ser 3eit, in melder 6ie Seelenfrafte
er1paden, bil0iom nnO empfangltb
1in0, mie Ser Son nn6 Die 1Ddrmenoen
Sonnenitrablen fir Sic 8liitenfno1pe
II ser @eg 1no 6iibrer CUR mobren
Men16enbil6nng.
giner ser beoeuten0lten Hd0ago=
gen oes 6riltliden Mltertums, Gle
mems bon Mleran0rien, fagt in leiner
Shrift u0erEd6agoge": ~Gbriitns lit
infer Ydoagog, Ser uns &iroer gum
@eile fiibrt; Ste 8abagogie lit Die
>pabre &eligion, Ser redte unterrift
nno 0ie pabre 2%ebenSpeiie, bic gum
S,imrnpI fiihrt -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14
SALTS IF DACKACHY
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Drink Lots Of Water and Stop
Eating Meat for a While
If Your Bladder Troubles

When you wake up with backaehe
and dull misery in the kidney region
Iit generally means you have been eat.
ling too much meat, says well known
authority. Meat forms uric acid which
Ioyerworks the kidneys in their effort
to filter it from the blood and they
become sort Of paralyzed and loggy.
When your kidneys get sluggish and
clog you must relieve them, like you
relieve your bowels; removing all the
body's urinous waste, else you have
backache, sick headache, dizzy spells;
your stomach sours, tongue is coated,
and when the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy
full Of sediment, channels often get
sore, water scalds and you are obliged
to seek relief two or three times dur
ing the night.
Either consult a good, reliable ply
sician at once or get from your phar-
macist about four ounces Of Jad Salts;
take tablespoonful in a glass of wa
ter before breakfast for few days
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid Of grapes and lemon juice, com
oined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to clean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize
acids in the urine SO it no longer irri-
tates, thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. II is Inexpensive, cannot
injure and makes delightful, effer-
vescent lithia water drink.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14
Only Local Actions Now.

Paris, June 14.-Fghting on the en-
tire 0ise-Marne battle front has SIM
mered down to local actions, the French
war office reported today.
A German attack failed in the center
OF the 0isa area. There was active can
nonading on the twenty mile front be.
tween Villers- Cotterets forest and Chat
eau -Thierry. Elsewhere only raiding op'
erations were reported.
ss0nly local actions occurred last
night north of Grivesnes flour miles
northwest of Montdidier) the com
munique said.
GA French raid in the Courcelles re.
gion resulted in the capture Of thirty
prisoners.
cat the Ferme Des Loges the French
progressed.
GA German attack failed in the An
theuil sector.
"Between Villers- Cotterets forest and
Chateau Thierry there was active ar.
tillery, fighting.
"French patrols took prisoners at
Bussiares, west of Rheims, and in the
Champagne region"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14
Grandma Talks
About Babies
EissaIarssCi Circleof Listeners whoProf-
ithy Her Wisdom and Experiences

IN almost any community there Is grand
ma who knows Mothers Friend, Not only
Is she reminiscent Of her own experience
but 1t was through her recommendation thai
20 many expectant mothers derived the coml
fort and blessing of this famors remedy,
Mothers Friend Is an external application
prepared especially for expectant mother5
after the formula OF noted family physR
clan. It certainly has wonderful effect
In relieving tension brought about by ex}
panding muscles. and Is most gratefsll en-
erhood.
The action of Mothers Friend makes thx
muscles free, plant and responsive. When
baby arrives they expand easily, and pain
and danger at the crisis is naturally less.
Strain upon the nerves and ligamepts ID
essened and In place of period Of dIeconls
loTt and consequent dread, Il Is a season OF
calm irepose and happy anticipation.
Mothers Friend enables the mother to pre-
serve her health and natural grace and sh1
remains pretty mother by having avoided
The pain and suffering which more often
than otherwise accompanies such an occasion
when nature Is unaided.
Write the BrQdfeid Regulator Co.. .
Lamar Bldgq. Atlanta, Ca, for their s.Motb<
erhood Rook," SO valuable to expcctant motfl
ers, and in the meantime do not by and
chance Sn,I fall to purchase a bottle of Mother2
FRIEND from the druggist and thus fortifl
yourself against pain and discomfort. Mottl
ers Friend should be applied night and snorns
ing WIN the utmoJt regularity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14
Masonic Grand Lodge
Elects Its Officers

Portland, Or, June 14.-The follow
ing grand officers were selected by
the Masonic grand lodge in session in
Portland yesterday afternoon; Frank
W. Settlemeier of Woodburn, grand
master; Earl @. Bronaugh of Portland,
deputy grand master; J. W. Kerr of
Corvallis, senior grand warden; f. s.
Baillie of Baker, junior grand warden;
James B. Cleland of Portland grand
treasurer; James Fullerton Robinson
of Portland, grand secretary. The APP
pointive officers will be announced by
the incoming grand master upon his
installation this afternoon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14
Raids Are Renorted

London, June 14.-Kaiding operations
and artillery fire were reported by Field
Marshal Haig today.
"a strong enemy party was com.
pletely repulsed southwest of Merris
early this morning and few prisoners
were taken,o the statement said.
"Our raids were successful in the
neighborhood of Neuville-Vitasse, Gi.
venchy and LaBassee.
"Several prisoners and two machine
guns were taken in advantageous pat
rol encounters southwest of Gavrelle
and northwest Of Merville."
"There was hostile artillery firing
in the Villers-Bretonneaux sector and
the Scarpe Valley
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14
Forced to Polish T0rpedoes

New York, June Il. - Americans
captured off this coast by German
submarine pirates were forced to pol
ish torpedoes intended for use against
United States transports. This came to
Tight today with the arrival of more
seamen who had been taken off their
sinking ships by the Germans and held
prisoner aboard the U-boat number 15l
The U-151 carried Is torpedoes and
a crew of IS officers and men. 1t is
commanded by Captain Neustidt, for
merly of the Hamburg -Ameican line,
TO five years a chief gunner in the
United States navy.
The B-151 was built at Kiel in 1915,
is 21O feet dong, 30 feet wide, has a
three fourth inch hull which, it was
|boasted, a submarine chaser shot
Ecould not pierce, carries two SO inch
guns, four stationary rapid fire guns,
ll0O rapid fire rifles and is equipped
with double periseopes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14
Get Twenty-one Airplanes.

London, June 14.-Twenty-one Ger
man airplanes and balloon. were de-
st1oyed and four, enemy machines were
driven down out Of control in day and
night fighting by the British airmen
Wednesday and Thursday, the war Of
flee announced today. -Four British
planes are missing. Several tons Of
bombs were droped ON enemy objec'
tives.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14
At THE END OF
Continued from page one)

The German war office announced
that repeated enemy attacks north
west of Chateau -Thierry (where Amer
leans are engaged) broke down with
heavy losses.
The French counter attack which
threw the Germans back across the
Matz was declared by Berlin to havs
"broken down with the heaviest losses
The enemy claimed a total of $4,000
prisoners in the new drive, with $50 cap
tured cannon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14
ship Is Attacked

An Atlantic Port, June 14.-An AM
|erican steamship arriving here today
from Cuban port reported that she
received S o 5 call from a ship be-
ing attacked by submarine on Tues
day. The caA came from point nearer
shore than she was travelling. She
carried over 100 passengers and was
escorted to this port by destroyers and
Iseaplanes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14
I.iner HAS Gone Ashore

st. John, N. r., June 14.-With 1s2
persons aboard, the mine thousand ton
'Cunard liner Ascania is ashore near
Rose Blanche, 20 miles east of Port
Aubesques. There is no definiate word
yet as to her exact location or condi'
tion. Rescue vessels have started out
from several ports. Those on board in
tlude eight passengers and ia crew
The Aseania is steel, twin screw
steamer, built in 1911.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14

Will give bargains on suits, shoes
hats, etc. Schei s.
Will pass my last years record fol
real reductions. Those taking advantage
of Bargain Day last year in my store
will do better this year.
VIM. Kahlsdorf.
| We will offer special reductions in
tires, bicycles and bathing suits. Also
other articles which we will advertise
Watt Shipp Co.
! Big reductions on shingles, lumber
roofing, paints, hardware, windows, etc
See our ad with prices in this issue
of the Capital Journa.
Falls City-Salem Lbr. Co.
The following is list Of stores who
by their generosity have made Bargain
Day possible.
Twenty percent off on Goodrich
Michelin, United States, and Marathon
tires; 10 per cent off on all auto sup.
plies, 10 per cent off on oils and greas-
es. $40 Badger bumpers at $5 while they
last. Spscial bargains on broken lines
Ford owners are invited to make our
garage their home while in the city.
Wick Bros.
We will give the following specials
on Bargain Day only. California Fig
Sundae, regular 40c, special 25c; all Soc
candies, SOC.
Tho Gna
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14
French Aviators Killed..

ondon, June 14.-Captain Pearson and
Lieutenant Rousseau, French ayiators
flying from France to Hounslow, Eng
land, were killed when their machine
collapsed within two hundred yards Of
the landing station, it was announced
today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14

With the exception of eggs, butter
flour and sugar, we will give cents
off on the dollar on all purchases. This
reduction is in addition to the cent!
off on the dollar which we have always
given to purchasers who take their pur
chases with them.
The Farmers Store of Quality.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14

In keeping with the spirit Of the
event-Bargain Day-we are putting on
special sale 240 ladies' waists at 98c
each. Ladies' hats at greatly reduced
prices and hose at 15c and zoe pair.
1000 yards our best quality 36-inch silk
poplins in all colors at $1.0O per yard.
Gale 6 Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14

I am going to allow Is per cent
discount on my entire line Of house fur
nishings The prices you will find to be
the lowest in Salem and every article
guaranteed.
w. W. Moore Furniture Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14
BARGAIN DAY
CONTINUED from page one)

ing received from nearly every section
Of this and adjacent counties.
Get ready for the big day for big
business and big bargains. 1t is sure
to be g hummer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14
G.. W. johnson & Co.

We will offer our full line Of shoes
at greatly reduced prices on Bargain
Day. Price Shoe Go.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14

Ten per cent off on all stamped ar
ticles and larger reductions on all fin
ished articles.
Needlecraft Shop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14

We are Offering a special discount
throughout our stock. Still greater re-
ductions on our 81 window from which
you may select any article for 81.
Hartman Bros. Co.,
Jewellers and Opticians
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14
The opportunity will never be of. stor

The opportunity will never be of.
fered again. We can't believe that you
need urging to come and buy these bar.
gains. Wholesale prices are going up.
Many lines of merchandise are steadily
getting more expensive. Prices are low
er now than you can expect to find them
for many months, perhaps years.
Kafoury Bros.
The following is list of the Bargain
Day stores:
We are making. an unusual display
off dishes special for bargain day.
VIM. Gahlsdorfs
You wiltfind bargains galore at our
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14

The management Of the Oregon
Theatre has made special arrangements
for Bargain Day and will put on a
double show, featuring Douglas Fair.
banks in "Flirting With Fate" and
Wrights Hawaiians will be an addition
al feature.
Oregon Theatre.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14

1t is contrary to the policy Of this
company to offer special prices for any
special occasion, but we will have many
economical buys of which you may take
advantage on Bargain Day. You will
always find our prices lower than
others.
r q Penny IN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-14


Everything goes on sale Saturday,
nothing reserved. Entire millinery
stock with many new models. Milans re-
duced 10 to 20 per cent; all others from
25 to so per cent less than regular
prices. The French Shop.
Bargain Day should not be a profit
day. This will be our policy tomorrow
On our shoes, priced from S. to SO, you
can make saving Of from 81 to $3.50.
We are going to save you money. We
are not going to make you profit, SO
please try to save us time.
Paris Shoe Shop.
Reductions that will fairly stagger
you on Bargain Day. A carnival Of bar
gains that will sparkle with real value.
viii serve friends and customers coffee
and cookies prepared on their Univer-
sal ranges.
E. L. Stiff X Son.
On Bargain Day we will sell tires,
tubes and bumpers at discount Of 5
per cent from our regular prices.
Salem Automobile Co.
We will give a Bargain Day club
lunch between IL and o'clock besides
We will have bargain specials on can
deis which will be on display.
The Gray Belle.
We are busy choosing items from oui
large stock that will be worth your
while on Bargain Day. They viii bs
real values.
Imperial Furniture Co.