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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1920)
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Overalls Club Idea Fails In Result, Claim .e meeting, a r:ative table of truck, although continued rims were farms, odd jobs in the citv, hiehway. child, Mable folia. aced 5 prices, prenad bf a natinnaiiu ik ,.. . . .. . . i , ., , " ue ui me jy. me baiera work, and two families were placed ; Folia claims that her "- J - (iition to the decree of divorce asked for she desires custody of the minor l0Zj' ,,,. . make another such 50 mile drive with th 1314 it tnok SS hnDk.i fo . -r,e r " a airing SUit .... . buii. ana a (3 hat; - -'g wie "overalls club' 191. , 17,7 ",1 "w?n,w . uiat is sweeping the coun- -November I. J Si 4. 50 buhels of wy M a mean of bringing down ihe beal at 77 cent bought a $25 suit high prices of clothes as a mistaken 5 palr of shoes, a hat and a pair endeavor, speakers at the -reeular ! B,.vn: November 1. 191J. 50 bush -'-- -r b .. . .' hf t I21J bought a ISO Jrue Tuesday evening pointed out '"In T that the ultimata .iit .k- ei,y bncglayer got 45 than weaken ,h. clothTnTmarke? sul TnoVh ranT "A" that the movement would reaet h.- w 'e,1 " ?" "! against those whom it Is intend..! . 7,T " oour 56 : berrfit n the Ion run. "The abnormal demand whfeh the ', ' r ' I - overalls club Idea i. creatine for den- LOCOl Brief ! Iorce. Sheriff r....V" ' . Final account was filed Wedneulnv oy wont Cochran, administrator in I -- - vutr.ii, Al.V county court has not .vet designated aate lor final hearing. E. St Reagan, editor of the Albany Herald, was a visitor in Salem today. Assuming charce of the more intri cate work in the nursery. Miss Jane - " " - M J 1 , today SO bushels of corn buvs a icn su t and a $10 pair of shoes. December so totj . , . - -- - juunu --.v-aitj worg in me nursery, miss jane eer brought 191.60; December 30,the ea,a,e ' Theresa Chappelle. The Wilkinson has become affiliated with . , .IT f lfA.... i i. .i ener and florist, in the conduct ef f lnws anil nUn .nltuM J K ni - fuat t ui iui auu Jita ai- J. A. Jefferson. reid.t of vMk Proven an asset to the green- Sfilem. Lite vesferrt.n? "rf ms candnl.irv witH thA j . j iwi uer for Cuui.cIImaa from Ward C. oiin, acea a jears. .urs. . iiieres uviair cuiuuaaie -in the c jj: that her husband left field for a county job who saya that tmiary 25, 1917. In ad- he's going- to start a hard fight soonjed iiirre of divorce asked I f.. tv, ni ,. t t I fcaieni, oistriot sealer of weights latest k material out of sight." said one mZ I ' GerW McDu"y Morrow b.r of the league .Theultfnr n"! Ti f V'to' ' th 'oe of m in the price of overalls will swiff """"" Wednesday, strike direetly at the working iZHl " McDuffy reports a cold wave :ho must wear ovoras a, Li. w S InThT T'ed "y U'ree "-""' of low day garb. Nor does the rt ' ln" "W18' section of the county, 7:L"ZtLny?&Tn .ef1eBml,n,0Ca, ,rOCk - lh cotton market . " 0n 'era 'or Portland Tuesday morn all article. In whlrh .:. , . i1" driving a O. M. C. truck. Af, higher level, put cotton at such . ma"6 the drlve ,n a .Jince that consumers will fall hnok vp.n W(ol for a relief. This latter win naa strength to the .wool market and clothing price. Wn ,W 1 still higher under the combined kind the overalls club movement to bring down the hlKh price, of cloth- found nJmfndaljI-' mi tt Will be found that the retail merchants are Jn hearty accord with any campaign which will etnnii .7 . v 'Kn tna. B ,m. .. "U8n "" . """"" wni serve onlv the clothing market, which have been showing sign, , breaking VeJI,P'a" ',0 Wear oW cl'l"e and - ....... .., uujuig new until prices 'wfic"re '"(Heating that clothing ics today are relatively lower h"n before the war,' when compared with Resent day wage scales Tnd price, n commodities, were ft80 present" t VMW OP T1IAXKS 1 their b I ma,nr k'nd "'Kh'ors the t" n"d H"'l"hy during . --- , 1 v ji jn. live 01 me I ra '-""f v, ui xuriiaim was 9 business visitor here today. Mr. HamhMr Is. Onmnt. A . ... -iu vujrvaxiis ana bugene. lie said that the Oregon Cas ket oomniinv tzriti Mn.,A , suvq Him us new headquarters next month, employing .B ..nS vuc ui me oest casket manufactories on the coast. v-i u) cJiu.rKHi uy Aaia roxin in her suit for divorce from her hus band. Oscar Fnlin- Thp rnnnlo nnr anried at Vancouver, Washington, property ow J i ivif, ana mere is onevi ouieiu child and $25 monthly alimony, Alleging that her husband has manufactured cider of na intoxicat ing quality an dinduSged in the bev erage with distressing results to him self and that he had exhibited a re volver and threatened to kill his bro- vorce action filed recently by Louisa Johnson against Jacob Johnson. Mrs. j Johnson asks also that as injunction i be issued resrrainin gher husband j from molesting or disposing of certain nmiiArtl' ii ........ 1 , V. .J r .1 . 1 o w th, nl,v and measures", who recently filed for SEE Woo dry's Stock of Furniture, Ranges, Ilea ten. Rugs. Tools, etc., before you ' boy 2J0 N. Oom'1 St. Pbonca 510 or 511 Ten tierAAnfl afam i , .. , r - Ktwu iir fiosi. tlOnS durlni? Inmt ttrw 1... .t... n . . . . UJF v.itjr re corder Hsint n -w- . . - im municipal labor bureau, his weekly report show- ed tOdav. Cnninwniln. . L . , , . . wii uie moor conditions In the city the report says that thft Hiinnln 1 - . . j , " "' me aemand, and only inclement weather hampers work J n c ntutraiinn. n.v-. - - -o. xne men were Placed In Jobs as firemen, watchmen, POULTRY LRCTTTRff - Sure Relief 151 6 BCLL-AM Hot water SuraReliAT' 1ELL-ANS W . IIIUIULIITIOK DANCE American Legion Armory KVUtVHOOY WtXCOMR Friday, 9 p.m. Revelation ' Orchestra Tickets, $1.10 POULTRY MEN Through special arran ge ments with the Germo Manufac turing company, of California, we are pleased to announce a tree Lecture on "Poultry" bv Judge Geo. W. Masterson, of California. You and your friends are cor dially invited to be present. It Will be Piven atR rfrfh - 0 .vvwyi,vjy,(1 WEDNESDAY, April 21 m commercial Club, Salem - Mr. Masterson has been breed ing and exhibiting poultry for 25 years, making his first exhibit in Illinois in 1894. He has made a close study of commercial flocks and Pacific Coast conditions the past 12 years. His lecture will treat on Culling,Breeding,Treat ment of Disease, Housing and How to Make Poultry pay. ; Remember the dale, and come it you can. Lay everything aside and be present. - He will demonstrate with live specimens. D. A. WHITE &, SONS oalem, Oregon. t, Men's Work Clothing J.C.PcncyCo.,Work Clothing is the Product of mfny factories hirti nn - .... .... "tuny . i 6 cwwus quantities to supplv the needs of 297 Busy Store, Buying it in such Urgeani hes enables us to pass it direct from the factory to you at lowest possible selling prices. Men's Indigo Blue Extra Heavv Dp.iim0' f.,n i i. . v , . . . 7 De"imS' fu" Ient' ,,one better. overalls........co on Men's Express Stripe, bib overalls Mt-n's coveWoth, bib' overalls Jackets to match , Boys heavy llue bib overalls, 6 to 17 Foya' blue bib overalls, 6 to 17 Boys' double seat and k,,ee, bib overalls, 8 to 16 Men's slip overalls suits, in khaki and blue, extra heavy Men's medium weight slip overall suits Boys' khaki slip overalls, suits Children's play suits aires 1 tn s i i,i i , " &,4 sleeves, at . . . US 8tri,1e' 1,!ain bIl,e' WwW color, long S2.25 $2.25 $2.25 $1.49 $1.25 98c $4.50 $2.98 $2.49, $2.98 $1.25 i. 1 1 They Came, They Saw, They Bought Yes, Scores of Ladies Suits Went Walking Out in the last Few Days, and Why Not? Telling the people the truth 'wins every time, in business as well as every-dsy hfe We are going to sell every ladies' coat and suit at prices that the people can afford to pay. We don't want to carry over a sirgle garment. Ladies Suits, $65.00 an d$75J30;marked down to $47 50 Ladies Suits, $50.00 and $55.00, marked down to $3950 Ladies Suits $35.00 to'$45.00, marked down to... $2950 Ladies Coats $50.00 to $60.00, marked down to $3950 Ladies Coats $40.00, to $45.00, marked down to $340 Ladies Coats $30.00 to $40.00, marked down to $240 Ladies Coats $25.00 to $30.00, marked down to. . .Q Our Prices Always The Lowest ' ' Com'l. and Court Sts. ; . , t oiiuvny umcago Kture Hart Srhfr What's- .9. - B, ,4 ,. '"-"...,,,. " I II 'c : t - I 'ff r ( ' I :I V, -V?S. Nation-Wide Institution ajnargin of profit to iSSSP chant who has brought thTmercllrJ? h mer' where you can see it exam?nfl t Se to yu5 that it's what you want try A on decide The Service rendered by the maker nj tu hatyoupayfor;you ought to pay for itliw " ant e a part of not rendered there Lh CoLS?- ? that e were AW.w aim to charge for ourZT " fryU to h bothofus. Wre; prices;' fairto Hart Schaffner & Marx rrnth,, Set. flsproW., "'- you the f smariysryW Thpv'r, I t f . ly iaored VOU DO KOTTAKE A CHANCE 10 LOSE IF vn L aem Woolen Mills C. P. RlCUon """B AND MARX CLOTHES" 4CTO BDCKTSrj WmametteValkj transfer Co. pH0N2 Io ALSODOLOC