Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 21, 1919, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1919.
CC: JEEOiCE DATES
. FG ALBANY SESSION
I CF OLDER BOYS SET
IF ' - - .
I trader the- auspice of the Inter
state boys' work committee of the
Xowng Men's Christian association for
Oregon and Idaho, the sixth and last
of a aeries of conferences for older
boys will be held in Albany, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, December 6,
and T.
Tt' go." th battle cry of the
fcoys, will be heard for the three days
at the bit; meeting, the program for
which Is virtually complete. Enthusi
asm to running high and Paul I. New
myer. In charge ef boys! work in Ore
IB and Idaho, declares his expecta
tion that 100 delegates wtll be pres
ent ! '
Under tha local direction of C W.
Boetticher, superintendent of schools
of Albany, a committee or cituse
representative of the city is perfect
ing arrangement for what undoub
tedly will peeve to be the biggest of
tha aeries of older boys' conferences
in tha two tte
The whole city of Albany is united
to give the boys the time of their
lire and those who attend may be
certain they are' going to have plen
ty of eats, athletics, music, singing,
discussions of subjects pertinent to
their own problems and the privilege
,f hearing some of the best men and
women speakers ever assembled on a
program.
SEATTif DIRECTORS
TALK MANAGER TODAY
Seattle, Wash., Nor. 21. Seattle's
tew set of baseball director will hold
their first session today to discuss the
matter of a manager for the local
Coast league team for next season. In
spite of tha fact that word has been
received from Charles Comiskey of the
Chicago White Sox that there "noth
ing doing" on the Chick Gandil deal.
whereby the Sox first sacker wonio
pilot the Rainiers, tha directors still
entertained hope today of getting
Gondii. Kike Keller, of St. Paul, is
also out of the running as Mike wants
to buy a halt interest in the club and
there Isn't any stock for sale.
The race has narrowed down to four
Eddie Herr, formery of Salt Lake
Charlie Mullen, who finished out the
season here; Clyde Wares, local seconl
baseman, and Bill Rodgers of Sacra
men to are still being considered for
the Job.
EUT CONFIDENT THEY
CAN DEFEAT SALEM
I Bogene, Or., Nov. .21. With Claire
tr.uckey, sensational left half of the
SSugan high school team, carrying
fits broken left wing on a beard and
(Allan Moore, perhaps the cleverest
3eft forward the local school ever
produced, lying on his back with a
i.eas of tonailitis that will keep him
i from Saturday's clash with Salem,
- Kugen supporters are still maintain'
. Ing they are going to "Whale 'era in
.Satan.""'
This i not a "bear' story. Luckey and
Meorws, phenoma, will not play
against Salem Saturday. Luckey sua
I tained a fractured arm when he play
ed against Lebanon last Friday, and
- Moore has been confined to his home
mi ore Sunday.
Eugenes na, however, are not down
'hi the mouth, and are confident that
the swift purple, and white machine
that so far has run up 203 points to
Its opponents four, will vanquish
their arch-rivals of the red and black
Jersey in next Saturday's rumpus.
"We are crippled but we expect
te win,' la the only thing Coach Gran
nla would volunteer today. Grannis,
wtM has had considerable experience
In various parts of Oregon and who
acted as mentor for an army team last
year, has not lost a game in seven
yean.
Tha smooth working machine which
Kugeo has this year haa been de
veloped entirely by Grannis, only
three of last season's gridders being
present. So far no eleven haa been
able to cope with the local's smashing
attack. Franklin high of Portland be
ing faei plena before tha onslaughts of
the purple and whit backs and suf
fering defeat, H to nothing.
. After going for three straight sea
son without suffering a defeat, Ru
le prepper are determined that
the gam with Salem Saturday the
ne game of the season will result
ta their favor. Enthusiasm here is
running high but it is doubtful if
mar than HO rooters will be able to
anak the trip.
Outside, of the two Injuries, the lo
cals are in good condition. The team
will average 16 pounds in weight
The lineup;
Satan. Eugene.
Albright R.E.L. Real
Boiae R.T.L. Beesonette
R.O.L.. Carter
.C Dunn
LflK. Purdy
LT.H,.. Thompson
Well Made Furs
QUALITY FIRST
While the quality, of our goods is the highest, our
prices are based strictly on the principle of sound
values.
WEST FUR CO.
521 Court Street
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(HI Replaces Coal la
Portland Industries
Portland, Or., Nov. 21. The pros
pect of an empty coal bin is not worry
ing Portland, at least not directly.
The nation-wide coal shortage has
not alfected thia community, because
I oil has replaced' coal as a fuel for
jschools, hospitals,.. apartment houses
and practically all industries-
Prince Albert
1 Delays Jimmie
Wild's Plans
New York, Nov. 21. Jimmy Wilde,
British flyweight champion under con
tract to make his first American ap
pearance In a ten round bout with
Jack Sharkey, New York bantam, at
Milwaukee, December 6, waa to have
left fo.- Chicago today, but-
The Prince of Wales notified Jimmy
he wanted to see him this afternoon
So Jimmy will wait over. The prince
has seen Wilde box In London and Is
keenly Interested In him.
A four horse team and wagon on
the way to Forest Grove went over
the grade on the Lorane hill, serious
ly Injuring Martin Foster, the driver.
PROFITEERING CHARGED
Baggntt
lurvn Whit
Whit. K..
Adolf
Jorvna
tSill
Bueey
Kingle
L.E.R...-
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H. Jtw
F
Bryson
Bo wen
Walker
Equals
Eurtee
KAIJE2M RKASV FOR BATTLE
WITH VP-VALLET WARRIORS
, With tha exception of a few minor
injuries to one or two of its players,
the Satan atgh school Is ready for the
Clash with the Eugene aggregation on
Sweatlsnd field, tomorrow afternoon.
That the locals have a hard game on
their hand la evidenced by the i5S
iwtats which the visitors have rolled
p Jtgainst their opponents this year
and the fact that they have not been
defeated.
Th mnm wtll be cnttd M J n'rntck
Chicago, Nov. 21. Warrants charg
ing thirty eight Chicago grocers with
profiteering in selling sugar were is
sued today by United States. Court
Commissioner Lewis. . Sugar was sell
ing as high as 20 cents a pound here
today.
LUMPS OF , .
INDIGESTION
,"Pape's Diapepsin" at. once
fixes your Sour, Gassy,
Acid Stomach
tTndigested food! Lumps of pain;
belching gas, acids and sourness.
When your stomach is all upset, here
is Instant relef no waiting!
The moment you eat a tablet or
two of Pape's Diapepsin all the indi
gestion pain, and dyspepsia distress
caused by acidity' is relieved.
Tour disordered stomach will feel
fine at once.
These pleasant, harmless tablets of
Pape's Diapepsin neutralise the harm
ful acid In the stomach, and give al
most instant relief; beside they cost
so little at drug storea (Adv)
LANE RIORLEY & CO.
Grocers and Confectioners
1601-1609 Center Street
Phone 1492
'The Store with the same
Prices every day in the week
Ann & Hammer Soda,
pkg. u.: ....... 8c
Del Monte Pork and Beans, !
per can . 10c!
Kellog Corn Flakes, pkg 14c
Post Toasties, pkg 14c j
White Navy Soap, bar. 6c
Crystal White Soap, bar..7ci
Sunbrite Cleanser, can....7c
Fresh Milk. 6c pi, 12c qt
Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs 25c
We sell $1.00 worth of sugar
to a customer.
INSTANT
POSTUM
u iA.ia a
2L SSJf'KJiJll. 'Ji'SSL -4
has taken the place of
coffee in many homes
Convenient
Economical
Satisfying
Made instantly
Sold by Grocers.
MAXINE
SHOES
Whether high heel or low heel, black, tan, Havana
brown or two tone; the Maxine Sfioes always show
the latest and best. Come in and see the New Fall
Styles.
Bring the little ones
to usfor proper at
tention. Shoes in the Chil
dren's D e p a r" tment
are carried in all
widths therefore you
are assured of a prop
er fit
Auto Exchange 1
Changes Mind
About Going Away
"Five years ago doctors told me I
would have to move my wife to an
other climate, as she suffered so with
stomach and liver trouble and. bloat-1 T
have an operation for gall stones. Our
mail carrier told me of Mayr's Won
derful Remedy and,' on his advice,
she has taken -it and Is now as well
aa ever in her life." It is a simple,
harmless preparation that - removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intes
tinal tract and- allays the inflamma
tion which causes practically all stom-
uch ailments. Including appendicitis.
One dose will eonvmce or money re
funded. J. C. Perr and druggists ev-
erywnere. - iaov;
554 Ferry Street
Trucks
1918 Maxwell, No.
1
t 1917 G. M. C, No. 1 - -"
1919 Stewart, 3-4 ton, No. l
1917 Studebaker Delivery -
Passenger Cars
1920 Studebaker, A-l
1918 Hudson, 7-passenger -
Two 1915 Overlands, good order
1915 Michigan, 5-passenger, good order
1917 Ford, 5-passenger, good order.r.....
1916 Ford -
1916 Reo --
Phone 1752
... $825
$650
. $1,100
$450
$1,250
... $850
..$400
;...$400
..$425
;.. $285
$725
U. S. GARAGE
Phone 1752
554 Ferry Street 1
USTER
R0WN
HOE
TORE
125 North Commercial Street
Scientific Fitting of Foot Deformities.
I
For Hurried Men
Saturday Shopping
News Qukkly Read
RUBBER RAIN COATS
We have just nine of these Coats left,
fortunately in all sizes, from 36 to 42. Its
a light tan fabric with a rubber back
thoroughly vulcanized into one piece a
rain proof Coat. They are about knee
length, have two slash pockets and remov
able belt, A light weight and serviceable
Raincoat at the price of a first class slicker.
While they last
$9.45
SLICKER
Dressing
Renew your
Slicker with a
can of this
dressing, $1.00.
i m
Woolen
Socks
Every desir
able weight -and
color at
from 40c to 85c
A Shoe Special
Another surprise for mere man. A good Gun
Metal, lace Shoe made on the English last, NeoEn
soles a'sole that won't wet through put on by
the Goodyear Welt process, broad low heel, all sizes,
S to 11. Its a very good buy at Ji fg
T
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The Ford Coupe
With its permanent top, big sliding windows, generous seating capac
ity, splendid upholstering, is surely the ideal and most practical car on
the maket. It means comfortable driving regardless of weather con
ditions,, long service at a minimum of expense.
Order
Year
FORD
Teday
Order
Your
FORD
Todav
WE CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON COUPE CLOSED
MODLES
MODELS WITH SELF STARTER-.--. - - $S27.46
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GROCERIES
White Navy Laundry Soap
5 bars 30c
Pierce's Pork and Beans,
2Vs pound can 25c
Pierce's Pork and Beans,
11 oz. can .... 12c
Folgers Golden Gate Coffee,
per pound 49c
Borax Soap Chips, per pkg...30c
Quaker Corn Flakes, pkg 12c
"Fresh Eggs, per dozen 70c
Old Faithful Catsup . 25c
Ridway's 5 o'clock Tea, pkg. 50c
2 S
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Hill's Bros. Coffee, 2 lb. can $1.15
Bulk Macaroni, pr lb. ........ 10c
Armour's Lard, 5 lb. pail $2.10
Sunbrite Cleanser, per can......7c
.Cranberries, per pound. 20c
Swift's Pride Washing Powder
per pkg. 24c
Mixed Vegetables, per can..18c
New Seedless Raisins, per lb 24c.
Olympic Flour, per sack. $3.10
Star Tobacco, per lb. .. ..85c .
Camels Cigarettes, 2 pkgs.35c
FOLLOW THE CROWD AND YOU WILL GO TO
NO-VARY GROCERS
THE QUALITY STORE
3S3 Court Street Phone 409
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