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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1920)
THE CATITAL JOURNAL iflll imm Town XT t (YRRENT ET1T8 Follow the crowd to that hie J at Turner. Sat June 8. is? nrrIb,Ur8day "ight by H' Martin,! There will not be a dance at Moo l7 Center etreet jhall tonight. "Revelation" nishl is ) x. ... . 'Saturday night. Harlev C. Pmh. tlx : naseoau. big game t Waconda; I Waconda Colts vs St. Paul, i:ja p. Armory tonight for dancing. Bosti a ,jasa singing ana dancing. 1)4 page szn:i Mrs. Sydney Hail. Mrs. Minnie M. aBtea and Dr. E. E. Gilbert will ac company the quartet The Wilsonville ladies will serve lunch before the concert. A - . I June " wuni pue tire at the foot of 1. Senators vs. Woodbura. Bellevue street. Thursday evening. I J p. m. , .cesaitated the assistance of city fire- June 7- Busineaa Men inen in subdueing the flames snd pre I hncheo". Commerce c.uU, venung spread to nearby residences. ! seoa. . .The fire thought to have been Jut councU meet- .arted by some one throwing . light- I to City ha"- 7:30 p. m. ed cigarette stub from the window of ! .'I ! passing Oregon Electric train, the rlre being near the railroad track. rnri HOUSe NeWS ' General Emission to high school lOUTl llUXov concert tonight at 8:15 o'clock. 25c icmiaren 15c Come. Dancing. Revelation" muAitv Sat urday nights at Noose hall. Harlj C. Pugh. (Tt, Ryals vs M. N. Lewis and j Lewis doing business as M. N. L ,nd company Stipulation Mounce vs Jeff Pooler. Motion. A W. Fischer et al vs Charles ?TAMounce vs Jeff Pooler. Appli Hnn to pl-w uPn motion docket. Marriaste Uopiisc jmft L. Dunn. 23. of Silverton ,. , . farmer, to Emma C. Dick- . i4 of Silverton route 1. Caspjr , 21. ' . ,, v , 7. 01 Dlivtfliui a inci.iiaiii, 134 Drive to Waconda Sunday, the big game of the season, Waconda -vs S' Paul. U4 Band, orchestra, glee club and so loists on high school program tonight. 1H Dancing tonight in the big hall, ar mory, where it's cool. ,34 Bond of 5, taken at police head- flllflrtAN wKam V . . ,0 " .iii UQ ni srresiea, was f forfeited in Judge Race's court Frl-! aay morning by Robert Carmen, ot Gaston. Ore., when he failed to ap- , pear in cout at 1 o'clock. Camen was rested by Officer Engle for cutting the corner with his auto at the Inter section of Cheiheketa and Commer cial streets. Last chance to buy baby chicks Few Leghorns and Rocks now on hand at reduced prices. C. N. Need hani, 558 State St 135 Report of the theft "of a bicycle from his place recently was made to Last chance to buy baby chicks. Few Leghorns and Rocks now on hand at reduced prices. C. N. Need ham, 558 State St. 135 23. of Silver- is, 24. of t Habelle H. Funrue, 23 " ,1 jt rhannin Ttfim. Wash., a iarmer to vtinme pmick. 17. of S'gm- tore, Jeweler, watchmaker, Salem. for renting of Moose hall see Har yj 0. PuSn Phne 801 at 141 D itnet n.i. mjh Salem beautiful, join On Floral society. Call at -Gaiunerj nd Keene's. Hartman Bros., or mill lo I Howard Zinser. Dues $1.00 perl Hunt's jazx 5 tonight armory, sax aphone, selophone, violin, piano and drums, by Salem's best, armory to night, m Come to the high school tonight. .. 134" Glenn Wood, age 15. was arrested Thursday by Officer Uoreiock, and later paroled to his father, after he had confessed to the theft of .a bi cycle belonging to William Wentsel. residing on ,4th street. At first young Wood claimed that the bicycle waa given to him by a boy named Lloyd Lewis, but when police failed to find any lad by that name. Wood admit ted that he took the bicycle. Six artists at Moose hall in "Reve lation" orchestra, trombone, violin, banjo, marimba phones, piano and drums. Every Saturday night Harley C. Pugh. 1J4 Man going to Aberdeen, Wash., by automobile wishes man to accom pany him. Phone J5F21. IIS Dance Aubura hall Saturday night 'new orchestra, 1J5 Tonight i p. m.. Earl Duke of Jaxz. at armory, tonight 134 Saturday night is "Revelation" night at Moose hall for dancing. Har ley C. Pugh. 134 Lost, orange Persian cat in north west Salem, reward. Eva ,L. Ferree, 415 & Liberjy. .134 The Kimball school of . theology quartet will go to 'Wilsonville this evening and give the evening program at the Methodist Episcopal church of which Rev.' Alfred Bates is the pastor. 1 MARY PICKFOUD IN "REBECCA OF I SrNNYBROOK FARM" If; Good News To Prospective kutomohile Buyers Just Unloading Three Carloads Oakland Sensible Six. The car you have been waiting for. The car complete with everything you need. The car that has a' long standing reputation of ser vice and durability back of it. Touring Roadster Sedan Come look them over and take a demonstration in the peer of light weight, low priced, big value sixes. American Automobile Company 185-197 S. Com'l. St. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Phone 399 Walter McDougal of the Walter Mc Dougal and company farms, arrested oh a charge of speeding, was freed bv a jury in Police Judge Race's court Thursday afternoon. The ladies of the lllihee country club entertained with a bridge party at the Commercial club rooms Fri day afternoon. The affair had been previously announced to take place at the Country club, but owing to the gasoline shortage, and the realization by the women that the present local supply was needed for commercial cars, the meeting was held In the Commercial club instead. The pur pose ot the party was to assist In furnishing one of the rooms at the Jllihee club. ROSTEIN 8 GREEiAI PRY GOODS, MILLINERY, SHOES Save on Shoe Leather Wear good Canvas Shoes Sport Shoe for Men and Boys ladies' White Canvas Shoes and Pumps Ladies' Black Canvas House Shoes Ladiesand Girls' Brown Canvas Outing Shoes Ladies' and Misses Emmy Lou Pumps Tennis Shoes and Oxfords all sizes Millinery Department Ladies,' Misses' and Children's Hats . Nice Stylish Hats, Best of Materials Neat, Pretty, Dainty Hats Transparent Hats $750 to $12.50; (None Higher) Good Milan hats for Misses and Children : , Lots of Little Hats for Little Tots Artificial Flowers, Big Assortment SALEM AND ALBANY Retailers at Wholesale Prices Commercial Street at Chemeketa Commercial Street at State 10 lbs Amber Karo . .. .. ..... . .. ........ SI. 13 5 pounds Amber Karo ..... -60c 10 pounds Crystal White Karo $1.20 5 pounds Crystal White Karo ... -63 C Gallon Tea Garden Syrup..... $2,45 1-2 Gallon Tea Garden Syrup ..j. $1.25 5 pounds Karo Maple 87c 10 pounds Karo Maple $1.73 Orga Corn Starch, package : -10 C 2 pkgs. Grape Nuts ..... ...:..34c 2 Shredded Wheat . 4. JLL28C 2 Post Toasties ...................27c 2 Kellogg's r...-.....27c 50c Large Instant Postum .... ..; 39 C 30c Postum :.......24c Plain Postum 23c Albers Oats, large' package .....:.:i-.......36c Certania Oats, large package ..............36c Pancake flour, .... -- - 36 C Cream of Wheat ... 30c 10 bags Albert Rolled Oats 70c 6 pounds Crisco . $1.93 3 pounds Crisco --$1.00 Pint Wesson's Oil -:-39c Quart Wesson's Oil ......... : 76c 1-2 gallon Wesson's Oil --$1.50 gallon Wesson's Oil ....... $2.98 Pint Mazola Oil ............... 38c Quart Mazola Oil .-....74c l-2 Gallon Mazola Oil -$1.46 Pint Douglas Oil . -36 C 2 Jell 0' .. - 29C 2 Jiffy Jell -: -29 c 3 pounds Fancy Bulk Coffee 90c 3 pounds Royal Club ....... $1.50 "The Quality Coffee of America!" TWe is no better coffee than M I R. Crf(ee re card- less of prices WHY? 5 -ib. tin per lb. 52c 3 -lb. tin per lb. 53c JJommo Wc Stand , - - Single Pound Tin 55c Ve RecommenJ That You Bay t!v3 54K Siz F. W. Sears, formerly In partner ship with Mr. Bretelson in the Shaver printing company, has sold out his interests to Mr. Bertelson and accept ed a position with the Oregon States man. Frank Coffey, an employe of the Hunt Brothers cannery, has recover ed from his recent illness and Is again at his work. BadCheckManls Held In Jail Here Having confessed to the passage of a worthless check for $36.50 several days ago on the Gale & company store here, Chester Hoffman, age 30, a for mer inmate of the Oregon state peni tentiary, was being held in the city Jai here Friday. He was arrested Thurs day evening by Officer A. Lee More lock. Hoffman was released from the prison here Mitrch 8, 1916, after serv ing a sentence for the same offense. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY SEE- Woo dry's Stock , of Furniture, Ranges, Beaters, Rugs, Tools, etc, before you - buy ' 87Q N. Com'l ..St. Phone. &10 or 511 W.W.EOORE House Furnisher BOMB OF THE VK Til OLA You get more for your Money at Moore's. REDUCED PRICES ON DRESS GOODS For this week-end we are making a big reduction in the price of dress goods which will make some of the best bar gains for careful buyers. Pretty patterns in washable fabric9 Voiles $1.29 YARD REDUCED TO :: ...?1.08 YARD $1.25 YARD REDUCED TO $101 YARD $1.19 YARD REDUCED TO 98c YARD $1.12 YARD REDUCED TO 98c YARD 72c YARD REDUCED TO 65c YARD 49c YARD REDUCED TO 42c YARD Ginghams, 25c, 35c, 39c Yard Percale, Many patterns at 3Sc yard HATS REDUCED All Millinery and Trimmings in the store reduced' 25 per cent and 50 per cent. Here are some excellent values in pretty millinery. Salem Variety Store 152 North Commercial Street It Pays You to Buy Here SEE Announcement Extraordinary Buy Remnants AT THE) Remnant Store In This Space Saturday's Journal 1 I i ! r . -r-- - Auf,uL.iAUJ ... .-.iiui Mil m in I II Hi si II IHW'T . . .'. t i w rv'f-j.wr; .. V i .... .... .t BAICE-RIT EAD (UK Is Made right before your eyes and baked in our electric ovens to a crisp r brown and even thoroughness. m I BAKE-RITE employes only ex pert Bakers who have had years of daily experience. ' A trial will convince you that it is the very best bread on the market , . BAKE-RITE Sanitary Bakery PHONE 2C8 ft- .. . a - M m t t X t 277 STATE STREET ! 40AND 246 COMMERCIAL STREET ';-r-y,iw'r'rVJ' n