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mr!kitiiiiilri Roxall One- Cent Sale Thursday,
4c - : Vriday, -Saturday, Nov. 6, 7, 8. Clrcu-
ic CCRRENT EVENTS ! 1m at store giving list of goods ano
.- . . " -i i i - 41 i prices. Perry's Drug Store. (adv)
Ont. 31 Country Club dance t :
" Nov. 3 and i Bazaar In St. Looking over -business prospects In
' Josephs hall. - se jSulemi H. Vfi Tobie of Spokane Bpent
-- Nov. '3 Businessmen's . Thursday -In the "city. .
luncheon, noon, Commercial sfc j '- :
41 - club. . ! Registering from Eugene, Mr. and
Nov. 3 American Legion Mrs. P. R, Bly were guests at 'the
meets 7:30, Commercial club. sfc'Bligh last evening.
Nov.- 4 Salem Floral soot- j
V ety, flSU, commercial ClUO. uiw Ul me mmiy icdsuua nutL vyt-
Nov. - 8 Salem Woman's T ivallis is ao well knowrv la the fact
club, 2:30 p. m., Commercial ;hat the Oregon Agricultural college
riTTE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1919.
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$ tions of its kind In the United States.
F' J- f the college town, is' in;
i Salem 'today.
Leather belting. F. E. Shafer, bar-
aeas and saddlery. 170 S. Commercial. On their way to the . southland
7 i where they, will spend the' winter, a.
Wanted, girls to work In parlor at party composed of. Mr,- 6.nd Mrs. H.
aynt
. 1 ed through Salem yesterday, and stop
Girls, gowns, giggles in Lombardi ped over at the' Bllgh'-hotel. 1-heir.
Ltd., coming to Ye Liberty Sunday, home is in Warren, Oregon.-
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If you don't believe that there is a
T. G. Bllgh la spending the day In : town named Moth Creek in Oregon,
j Portland. j look-on the latest and most detailed
. 'map of the' state that you -can find,
H. H. Hayncs, a Portland business -and perhaps you will be able to Io
nian, is in the capital city attending ; eate it. Mr. and Mrs: H. W. Pratt of
to some private Dusiness aiians. j.viuui wore uieuoiiuni
lerday.
The his dance, "-real -'music, real
time, armory every Saturday night..
Gents ?1, ladies lUc. iao-
Dr. S. C. Stone will be found at Ty
ler's Drug Store, 15T South. Commor
jial street.
Wanted, girls to work in parlor at
Spa.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
. . , . .j. j, .U...fin. ..(...1 '1IVHnmr ..rAt-n luil rl fit 1 h P.
.L,om Darin, biu.; ine nu ui uic iniai ncuuwu),
coining Sunday, Ye Liberty. ' 258 j crematorium in Portland today at
eleven o'clock. The remains were
W. T. Rigdon is in Newport-, where
he went to join his wife and daugh
ter. '
Dance at Query hall, Llvesley sta
tion, Saturday night. 259
shipped to Portland by Webb and
Clough, a son and daughter, Jonn
Hough, of - Seattle and Miss Rnie
Hough of Portland, accompanying
them to the ; crematorium.
The dancers dance at armory ev
ery Saturday night. . 258'
A representative of a labor union,
T. C. Lowrey of Portland, was in Sa
lem yesterday.
Dr. B. H. White has returned from
Rochester, Minn., where he has-been
attending the Mayo clinic. '259
Biddy Bishop sings at- armory- Sat
urday night. 268
E. B Lockhart of this city, spent
yesterday in Portland. He has Just re
turned from- overseas.
E. L. Buchanan is agent in Marion
and Polk counties for the National Life
Insurance Co., U. 9. A. See him for a
full return premium policy on your
'ifo if'o tlm. nnlv kind. Phone 1332J
for. interview. '
T r Shoel renresentative of the
Thnmna Kant "!nstom Shirt makers
of Portland and San Francisco, . wha
y-.aa hn Vn Knlpm tnkine orders for
tailored to measure shirts in extra
fabrics, left ' today, for his home .in
Portland. Mr. SheelvWill make ' the
trip to Salem from time to time to
receive orders.
Norma N.TerwilHger,licensed lady em
balmer with Terwilligcr Funeral Home;
770 Chemeketa St; Phone 724.
- Instructor1 of -golf,' at the lllahee
""Country club, Robert H. Findley ts
in town today.
Mill wood, 5 loads 16-in. mill wood
at reduced rates, prompt delivery
Spaulding Logging Co. 258
V. D. Harris of Bend was among
the out of town visitors in Salem
Thursday.
The best five piece orchestra in the
Willamette valley will play at the new
Auburn hall Saturday night. Don't
miss it. ' '"u8
rrofl McGrew. member of the jun
lor class and forensic manager at.
wninmette. in exnected to return to.
school next week, arter naving oeen
absent or ten days during tne sick
ness and death of his mother. McGrew
iiimmnnnd to his home in Idaho
Falls, Idaho,: last week, but arnvea
v,io mother's death. The Web-
aiorinn T.HerarV : society. or - wliicn
McGrew was a member, wired him a
letter of" condolence.
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Mrs. B. J. Shucking of Salem, who
during the war was active In the
Home service section of ' the Red
Cross, is a Portland visitor today.
While there she is domiciled at the
Benson hotel.
The shotgun belonging to Henry,
Wolf, 525 North 1 9 th street, that was
reported stolen several days ago, was
found concealed in the brush back of
11,0 v.mv, nf A. Curtis. 260 North 18th
Mirpot. hv Mr., Curtis last night. Sever
al other articles, thought to have
been stolen, were With the gun. ii-ai-
fic Officer Moffitt investigate dui
could find no clues that would throw
any light on who hid the booty there.
lioras!rcw' -9:3' a.; m.
-ifptn Annco. Hurst hall tonight
Doughnuts and cider served. Admis
sion 15 and 25c for all. 257
Wanted, girls to work in parlor at
Spa.
If you came from an eastern Ca-
.,,)i-in nrnvillCH VOU would JlOt shiV-
ei- at a mere trifle like an Oi-pmtoh
iail. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leidcndorf,
guests today at the Argo hotel, hail
from that section of the Western
I Hemisphere, arid according to Mi'.
iLeldeiulorf, it wan .1 5 below zero
there when they, left, a week ago.
fate
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THIS IS THE REASON:--Anticipating a Big Fall Business in Suits, we parcksed heavily of the "PICIC-OF-THE-MARKET". We were right in.
Our jiidginsnt in buying heavily and oiiying the best WE HAVE DONE THE BUSINESS BUT We have bought heavy in HOLIDAY GOODS
and they are combg in .Therefore we intend to 'XLEANW'' on SllTSaiid make room.
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When the United Artisans frolicked
at the Masonic hall last evening, W.
L. Garrett of Portland, tiepuiy biu,..
n.aster, joined in their Halloween
festivities. While visiting here Mr.
Garrett was a guest at the Bllgh.
190 ifiSuifs O
niBaraain Racks at Extra Specia
Amnno- the Portlanders transacting!
business in Salem Thursday, was K- ;
K. Kingsley.
If Venita, ' Oregon, is as pretty as (
its name, it must be a pleasant place j
in which to reside. A. J. Job, of that j
t-Uy, was a Salem visitor yesterday. j
FORMERLY
SOLD TO
UDrX;RONeill
. J Ll OPTOtlETRIST-OPTICIAN
JEls,!E!- LaddBush Dank Building.
E. Med
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for State
mmfrcnlSts.
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Hoquiam, 'Washington, noted forj
its millsi was represented on the reg- j (
ister of the Argo hotel last evening 1
by James L. Dixon.
Special meeting of Pacific.;
lodge No. 50, A. F. & A. M.,
this eveningrWork In the E.
A. degree. Visiting brethren j
welcome. 258.
$45.00
EXTRA SPECIAL
$29185
FORMERLY
SOLD TO
$65.00
EXTRA SPECIAL
$39.85
FORMERLY
SOLD TO
$85.00
EXTRA SPECIAL
$59:85
FORMERLY
SOLD TO
$125.00
EXTRA SPECIAL
:85
$83
OLIVE THOMAS
IN
'XTPSTAinS AVD DOWN'
"JUST NEIGHBORS"
A LLOYD COMEDY ..Kjgj
W. T. EIGDON & CO.
Undertakers
252 North High Street
PROMPT RELIEF
for the Bcid-ditresed Btomach,
Uj two or thre
"ftr meila, Aiwolyed on the
toiteue keep ycur etemacli
BWet-try Kl-moldt the new
aid to digestion.
unrttf BV SCOTT & BOWNE
MAKERS OP SCOTT'S EMULSION
EXTRA
Sales People in the Department-Bat We Advise You to Come EARLY and Avoid the Congestion later in the day.
Evangelist C. W. Fields, of Portland, will lecture
on the subject of
"DEATH
WM1 It Ever Cease
Tomorrow
Sale
ECONOMY
SQUARE
"Mdrode"
Hand-Finished) ,
Underwear
' Union Suits 89c
Vests and Drawers 39c
You can always do better at
11VJL
Who alwrys does better .by you.
Butterick Patterns for November have arrived.
The new Winter Quarterlies are in.
Special Delineator Offer is on for a few more days.
Tomorrow's
Sale
ECONOMY
SQUARE
"Merode"
Hand-Finished)
Underwear.
- Union Suits gQc
Vest and Drawers 39c A
MOOSE HALL, SUNDAY, NOV. 2, AT 230 P. M.
SEATS FREE NO COLLECTION
SB