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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1920)
Till KDAY, AT?di THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Firm Quits Market As Growers Ask Top Berry Prices "Our company has temporarily r tlrtd from the loganberry market In the Salem district, on account of the extremely and unreasonably high rrirn demanded by the growers and the present attitude of the buyers, to gether with the blKh price of suKar." This state was made today by W. J. Scott of the Puyallup and Sumneer Fruit Growers' Canning company, In announcing the withdrawal of his company from the market in the lo cal field. That the Washington can neries concern would re-enter the Sa lem market when buyers and (grow er, aemonfiinuea a Deuer spirit 01 oo-operatlon was assured by Dr. Scott iocai cannery representatives ana growers are non-commltal as to the results of the Washington buyer's ac titon, although one rrower stated that it would probably mean "just that may less Washington label" Oregon loganberries. i The Puyallup-Sumner company's' representative claims that his firm has a number of contracts in Marlon county and that they will content themselves with this supply and a limited output, unless there Is a de cided slump In berry and sugar markets. 'corded these concerts by Charles jllawley Jr. Mr. Haw ley is truiy an I artist In expression and interpretation land his programs are admirably ar ranged from the standpoint of bal ance between the popular and clas sical music His old folk songs have probably been the more widely appre ciated and the practice of asking the Co-zd Debaters To A ppear Once More . Willamette's co-ed debaters will a?ain appear Friday night at a de bate with the women of McMinnviile college. This time the affirmative team will travel, and the local sup- Local Briefs. audience to join In the singing of one'porter8 win j,aT9 an opportunity to popular song, me wurus ui nun-n ir thrown on the screen, during each concert is proving extremely popular. Public Is Invited hear their negative team, which has debated away from home In the two former debates, and has defeated both Pacific university and College of Piie. Sound. Helen Hoover and 7V riricr Tnniahil1 Moor comiK,! team hlch I O LtUUiebl 1 UlllglU jvin deDat, hcre, and Lorlei Blatch- ford and Myrtle Mason will go to McMinnville. The debate here will be held in the First M. E. church at t P- IB- Two men, J. Gatens, Portland, and G. U Cooper, Holten, Or., suspected by Mill City authorities of having ! stolen a blanket from camp No. It. i near there, were taken into cust.my here today by local police. After be ing searched and officers were unable to find the missing property, they were permitted to go. An event of special interest to Sa lem high school students and patrons is the declamatory contest in the high school auditorium at 8 o'clock to night April 29. With the exception of athletics this contest marks the culmination of Interclass rivalry for the school year. Miss Elisabeth Mc- leay of the English department Is PARIS PAPERS RAISE PRICE Paris, April 23. Newspaper pro prietors here have decided un ' mnualv to advance the price of dailies coachand sponsor for .this event No from ten to fifteen centimes begin admissron is charged and the public, ping May 1. is cordially invited to attend. Representatives of the various classes and divisions of subjects are given: Kramatic Hazel Long, sen ior; Sybil Smith, junior; Ava Miller, sophomore. Humorous Turfleld Sehlndler, senior; . Eleanor Houk, junior; Georgella Wilson, sophomore. CARD OF THANKS W'e wish to sincerely thank our many friends for the kind expression of sympathy and beautiful floral tri butes given at the time of the loss of our beloved father. Charles Cawrse, George Cawrse, Ida Cawrse, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cawrse. ' 103 Hawley Concerts Each Week Real Musical Treats -'Music lovers of Pulem are fast get ting the "movie habit" and each week the orgnn concerts given on Wednes day and Thursday evenings at the Or.rnn fho.ier are attracting more lovers of this branch of art. Perhaps no Innovation In the the ater lin in this city haea attracted the "Walfelt" Takes the place of houM lining for less. Max 0. Buren 179 North Commercial ! 4 SHIPLEY'S I After May 1st will be known as the pay as you bo store. SEE Wood ry's Stock of Furniture, Ranges, nonUiin, Rugs, Tools, etc., before you k buy 2T0 N. Comi ..St. riioiio. 510 or 511 FOR LONO DISTANCB AUTO TRUCKING WillametteValley .Transfer Co. , PHONB 1400 WB ALSO 00 LOCAL HAULING I , . . .... . rei . ' " . ' 1 AUO f-A I 1 J This Picture tWS' Does it give you lliat im Fishing Feeling? & GoNow 0 liZ' And get a full basket. jpfff Our Name g XTPTTV Will remind you that we always MM 1 -Zfi-1 carry a comP,ete assortment of 'm ftfev,. FMin? Tackle r You Can Rely On ijJkc "" , ffjyZ Yy Hauser Bros. 'LW ( Best Brands j CrMV Best Prices tf)J j? rk 1( flO- ' 1 Our Notion Department Is d great Money-Saver for you. When in need of these little articles give us a call and make a saving. m -4c, 8c and 10c Safety Tins 1 to JQC Hair Nets 8c 10c and 15c Buttons, pearl to Hair pins, 2 bunches for .". Hump hair pins Shell Hair Pins Back Combs Barrcttes Darning Cotton 2-in-l Shoe Polish .! Liquid Shoe Polish Talm Olive Sonp, 3 for Palm Olive Shampoo Palm Olive Shaving Cream Palm Olive Cold Cream Pencils 4c 19c t0 25c 19c 25c 5c t0 8c 10c : 21c 25c 45c 35c 35c 5c Stork Pants Sanitary Aprons Sanitary Belts ... Hair Brushes Combs 39c and 49c 49c 35c 39c and 49c 15c t0 49c Children's Garter Waists and FjQg Colgate Tooth Paste; VvV- and Pepsrxlent tooth Taste g- Colgate Shaving Cream ":'!,.;..;..'...:.9Q4V ik-J--5c 15c Crochet Cotton, 2 for . o'?. -8c- 25c t0 4c 5c t0 13c Hooks and Eyes g and Snap Fasteners ... to JQg Colgate Bath Soap...... Colgates Talcum Powder Sansilk .. Dress Shields Shoe Laces ... Then we have a good line of Tapes, Braids, EdgingSyElaS' tic, Belting, etc. I J j ll A ft) M JMI cv -V-i tion-wide Jnstituttoit A small Shetland pony, belonsins to her son, strayed from its barn some time yesterday and has not been found, according to a report made at police headquarters by lira, Frank Purvine, 1009 North Fifth street, who asked the aid of police in finding it. "A bicycle reported stolen this morn Ing by Robert Ryan, 447 South Com mercial street, was found by police today in South Salem. The loss of a bicycle was also reported last niuht by H. MarUn. 1467 Center street. Hi his reei4vce. Stricken with illness while riding through the city on a freight train, William E. Thompson, aj, who saia that his home was at Portland, was taken to police headquarters last night by Patrolman Victor. Today Thompson was given medical attention in the city jail. The entertainment to be given by the Woodmen of the World Fr.'day evening, has been postponed until a future date. The Silver Bell circle and W. O. W. will hold their sessions at the usual hour, followed by a so cial time and refreshments. William Schaeffer, proprietor of . The Maples, a, restaurant on Court , ; street, was a business visitor in Aioary Wednesday. The cold weather in eastern Oregon has caused the death of many early sheared sheep. The drop of lambs will not exceed SO per cent. Bert Frohmader, who has been In 'I Lvons for the past two or three ) weeks, on telephone line duty, has returned to Suleni.' HIDES ! and SACKS WANTED Also Junk of All Kinds Best Prices Guaranteed CALL. !8 Capital Junk Co. The Square Deal House 1T1 ChemekeU St Phone Id ' Charles E. Ramp, who recently dis voted of his two farms, one of which is near Macleay and the other in Polk ; .county, has located permanently, m a Is Your House In Order? Who is going to take over your property when you are gone?" Who is going to settle up vour business affairs? . You have the right to decide both these questions at once by making a will. We offer you our services as the Executor of your will. . See your lawyer, and make a will Capital National Bank .WOODRY BUYS and SELLS EVERYTHING Phono 610-511 270 N. Commercial St. Asa B. Robinson, county judge of Polk county, was a visitor in the cap ital city Thursday. THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL "WANT" ADS PAY itHXMIMMtHtMWiWMHUtllllUMMmHIIIIHIH, II ippodrome audeville TOMORROW TWO ACTS BLIGH Theatre Coming Sunday "1920 MIMIC WORLD" The 110,000 Musical 1 Cotyiedy 20 MISSES I'NDER 20 Our Showing of Spring and Summer Voiles and Dress goods is now at its best. Rich and harmonious color- -ings that give a nifty appearance to that finished blouse or dress. A large and varied selection for your choosing. 49c, 65c, 98c, $1.25 The Yard Our Prices Always the Lowest GALE & CO. Formerly Chicago Store Salem BuSlcliS Many Court and Com'l Sts. Com' St at State. Com'l St. at Chemeketa PhoneC.O.D.Ordersl9Sorl86 COFFEE, TEA AND SPICES it' 99 Retailers at Wholesale Price All Orders over $1.00 delivered Free The Quality, Coffee of America! There is no better coffee than M.J.B. Coffee regard less of priceWHY? 1 lb. Royal Club 55c J lbs. Royal CIud per lb 52c 1 lb. Folger's Shasta 50c 1 lb. G. A 50c 3 lbs. G. A., per lb ,.. 47c 3 lbs. M. J. B., per lb 56c 5 lbs. M. J. B., per lb : 54c 1 lb. Fancy Bulk Coffee, lb 38c 3 lbs. Fancy Bulk, per lb 35c 5 lbs. Fancy BuBlk, per lb 34c 5 lbs. Folger's Golden Gate , per lb , 53c Hill Eros, blend, can, per lb. 59c 1-2 lb. Lipton's Tea 42c jl lb. Lipton's tea .....80c i Itacolored Japan Tea, bulk....57c M. J. B. Gunpowder Tea. j 1-2 pound 35cJ M.J.B. Black Tea, 1-2 lb 30c j POSTUM 25c size, special .:. 20c 30c size 25c 50c ize 43c 'Hershey Cocoa, 1-2 lb. 23c ; Cocoa, bulk, best quality, lb. 33c iChocilate, bulk, Ghirardellis, j pound 3Cc 1 lb. can Ghirardfillia 40c! Fresh Peanut Butter, lb. 13 lb. can Ghirardellis $1.10:T.PeanHt B"tter, 5 lbs I Nut Margarine, lb. JELL 0 JIFFY JELL j Cheese, per pound : .,-., Fresh Soda Crackers, pound- ;2 Jell 0' 27c'prpfih r.rah rwv JI 1" " j Jiffy Jell 26ciFrish r-risn r.n;. MP FLOUR Crown, sack ?3.w Olympic, sack Diamond C 5 -lb. tin per lb. 54c 3 -lb. tin per lb. 56c Single Pound Tin 57c We Recommend That You Buy the 5-1K Size " Yon Save More Money1 Romtmbel We Stand Behind It. LARD AND COMPOUND No. 5 pail pure Lard .' No. 10 pail pure Lard - I"";"!" " $2 40 5 lb. net Simon Pure Lard ; $1 65 u vuiujjuuiiu j 25 10 White Ribbon Shortening ..!'I"!.."!."!!.".$2!50 Pacific... SYRUP Uncle John's, l.gal. .... Uncle John's, 1-2 gal. . Uncle Johns, qts Karo Maple, 10 lbs Karo Maple, 5 lbf. ., Karo Amber, 10 lbs Karo Amber, 5 lbs Karo White, 5 lbs. $3.25 ?2.50 $1.27 65c $1.70 $1.42 $1.10 60c ...63c Karo White, 10 lbs ?118 $1 23!Mars?nrnalIow 5 lb? . Marhmallow, 10 lbs. - No, No, MILK $1.25 2 Carnations Medium Cottolene T rij.. " uuiKe uiioiene $2 65' 6 ib, crlsco I:::::::::::::;: : g-gl on : Wesson's Oil. nt. " " .2 Borden's Wesson's Oil, qt " 83c 1 12 Eorden's . Wesson's Oil, 1-2 gallon .LZ" $1 60.2 Sun Rise .... Douglass Oil, pt ;0" j jo gun Rise Prpsh Peanut Ik V A" 6Un K1Se " 22c 3 small milk Knox Gellatine, pkg 19c 2 pkg. Ice Cream Powder. ,25c Sun Maid Seeded Raisins...: 20c Sun Maid Seedless Raisins.-. 23c Fresh Crisp Gniger Snaps, pound L. Fresh Fancy Assorted Cookies, lb '. $1.00 37c ... 33c 18c 22c 25c 30c BREAKFAST CEREALS 1 lb. pkg. Fancy Frunes 23c i 2 pkgs. Shredded Wheat . o7 Ponfu Tirflnhnnmt Tom " AHs 9 nlrfre r.,. tm.i ZlC Fancy Loganberry Jam.... 47c j 2 pkgs. Kejloggs Corn Flakes ii-ancy strawberry Jam BOc z pKgs. Post Toa6ties 'Fancy Orange Marmalade....23ct2 pkgs. Grape Nuts . i Fancy Orange Marmadale ... 35c 2 pkgs. Puf fed Rice .. ;16 lb. can Jam $1.95 2 pkgs. Puffed Wheat " i Glass Jelly, 7 1-2 oz 18c ; Large pkg. Oats Marsnmallow Cream, pt....... 29c Large pkg. Pancake Flour . Eagle Brand, can 2& $155 .28c .... 25c ' Isi-45 .'.....25c 27a SOAP $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 . $l-w ..90c Libby Apple Butter 1 25c size pineapple 30c size Pineapple 40c sire Pineapple - 1 2 oz. Buckeye Vanilla i4 oz. Buckeye Vanii'a ... 22c Large pkg. Pearl Wheat .'."' 2c , Large pkg. heat Hearts 27c! 10 Igs, Pancake Flour 35c 10 lbs. Rolled Oats 25c i 10 lbs. Bulk Rolled Oats J'Z 43c 'Ralston Bran, package . 15 Crystal White 15 Sunny Monday 13 Von Haters ..... 16 Swift's White ..- 10 Fell's Naptha - 10 Fairy Soap 10 Ivory Soap - 10 Palm Olive 27c 1 10 Imperial Proxide . 36c j Large pkg. Citrus ijjOld Dutch Cleanser - ...... 36c! 2 IJght Houge Ceanser j Royal Baking Fodder 73c; 2 pkg. Soda 27c 27c 33c 35c 30c S5c s3c 78c 30c 10c 1.3c 36c I ...... 70c 18c 12 lbs. Faancy White aV41tj Beans v"