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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1920)
THE CAPITAL JOUKNAL PAGE FIVE. r mi round Town !' court Wedaesday afternoon, with come are requested to bring an old prospects for a verdict by evenins lima nhntominh. uoraune, who the prosecutio-i Mrs. Eric Butler, wife of the mana ger of the local offices of the West- ORRENT EYEVT ,., jiHome coming aeJ- Parting, tOB"'" - j!e Two piano re by Mia Weller". pupils, a the evening. June ' un JobB A. Hunt's groT June l- " r nlrmtc Mrs. V T Hunt's grove 11 mues 0f sale"! r public. Love, jeweler, watchmaker. Salem. For renting of Moose hall see Har tey C. Pugb, phone 881 at 1541 D street. The home of better service, moder- Bart F, Davies Is named as the I al Prices and largest stock. Web plaintiff In a suit filed in circuit i-omt . Clough, funeral directors. ihere Wednesday aguinst Etetha Pru- ett wherein action of the court in Action placing the name of Mrs collecting upon a promissory note 'is Minnie Rodeck among the plaintiffs asked. Davies asks that judgment to ( in the suit against George Palmer the extent of $1525, 40 for taxes ' administrator of the estate of John paid by him, and $100 for money loan ; Slough, deceased, was filed in the of- June 15-Jl-North Pacific Muict assemdj . Church of the Nazarene, " June H.-Shrine day In Ba ton and Willamette valley. ouri House flews alleged spent time in the state Deni- lemiary here, is charged with forKinn lur tie resides on a farm ern Union company, was called to Se near Jefferson. attle Tuesday evening, by the serious (illness of her father. Tonight, Moose hall, dancing, it's! w.l ' 'eV'f ion" Py An unusual program of entertain war tax of ten cents. U j ment bMB prepared for Wednes- day night when the Elks will enter tain their ladies at the club cham bers. Sneci&l numbers ar Included on 13Sth. program and this meeting is ex pected t exceed in merriment - any other staged this year. A bicycle, stolen from Walter Mc Gilchrist, route 4. Salera, was brought I to police headquarters Tuesday eve ning by Walter and Arthur O'Brien, who claimed that another boy had given the bicycle to them. (ha tu(A G.ni tin, A Ihie week thV arrive .21 visit Mr. Steelhammer s parents. Mrs. A. G. Foor cf Marion, left for Albany Wednesday for a three oajs i visit wiin Irienos. Circuit Court. j,ck Fletcher vs. A. F. Lange et a Motion to Place on trial docket, i Clara Anderson et al., vs George pjmer et m. Police were called in Tuesday eve ning at the home of Delbert Acker- .d by him. with ,15 fee. for attor- fic eof county clerk Wednesday. Oth-j " !! ST. VZ neys, be granted him by the court. Just arrived for graduation white kid pumps, baby French heels, at Fullerton's. i3g Boy over 18 years wanted at Gray er plaintiffs in the suit are: Clara Anderson, Martha J. Clandfield and Addie Taylor. Search by Officers Victor and W. J. White in the vicinity of Trade and Summer streets late Tuesday night for a colored man who was reported o be peeping into windows in that vi cinity failed to reveal any trace of j hint, police reports at headquarter read Wednesday. The colored man itl said to haw been peeping into a house in that vicinity and frightened' a woman residing there. I Earl Race, city recorder, left Sa lem Wednesday for Astoria where he will attend the annual convention of G. A. R. members. Recorder Race will return to Salem Friday or Saturday. The funeral for Donald Graben horst, four months old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Grabenhorst Jr., residing three, miles south of Salem was held at J p. m. Wednesday at the chapel of Rigdon A Son. Little Donald was born January 2(. The funeral was conducted by Rev. William Nichol.v and burial was in City View cemetery search over the city for Mrs. Mary Ackerman, his wife, who had fled home with her small daughter, five months old. Police did not niH.rina ' tv, Cut flowers and potted plants. Ar-i ths cause of the trouble that induced) The body of J. N. Stain, age 82. who died at a hospital here Tuesday eve ning, will b forwarded to Eugeno, accompanied by Mrs. Annie K. Slam, his widow, by Webb & Clough. Fun eral and burial will be held there thur Plant greenhouse, Uth and Wil-lMrs. Ackerman to leave, and said that they had not yet found any trace of her. bur. 138 PrAnnratlntio a ra featrit mada Anllv A new 1100 gallon capacity Mack'fnr the .nn.i sim Nnn,in. truck, three times the size of any ' day, which will be observed here Fri other truck in the department, was day, June 11. Special speakers, and pressed into use here Wednesday by the Associated Oil company. The huge truck will be used on local and highway runs, the management said. S. O. S. Elks Need Help. Citizens of Salem must house visiting Elks at- Antprson et al vs. George tending the convention July 22-3-1. iimer et al. Motion for substituf ion ! Parties having rooms available for of parties. five minute talks by old time resi dents, who are at present living else where, will be features of the day. A basket dinner in Willson park will bs held at noon. All persons intending to Probate Court I Jonathan G. Reigel, estate. Inven ! tery and appraisement. Patrick Mullen, estate. Affidavit o i publication cf administrator's Notice ! tt Creditors. Marriage Licenses. jhn W. Wlegand, 29, of 2465 N. the above dates phone Elks club No. 17, stating price and particulars re garding rooms. 138 The home of better service, moder ate prices and largest stock. Webb & Clough, funeral directors. church street a machinist, to Mildred u-iikMinon. 22. of 2390 N. Church! arret Boy Rae, 38, of Salem, route 1, a Dancing tonight "Revelation" pep and harmony, Moose hall. Gentlemen $1. Ladies pay war tax of 10 cents. Harley C. Pugh. 13S Suit for judgment in the amount of $840.13 and (100 attorney fees was hnnerto Maude Weaver, 27, of 1610. " "e vea- ?,.nlh otroot jnesday by, F. H. Brown against the Colmstock, Brown & Aim company. Brown, in his complaint, alleges that the 'firm owes him that amount of money for work he has done In their lumber yards. South High street. Wallace Clark McArthur, 26, of I'l, East 16th street. North Portland, u k P. clerk to Elizabeth Cecil Boie, U, of McCleay. Julius Kranz, 22, of Sllverton, a tanner to Leona King, 19, of Shaw. Daily Statistics ' The next dance at Auburn will be June 19th for the national gypsy tour for motorcycle riders. An entire new five piece orchestra. No dance Sat urday night. 139 Died. GRABENHORST Donald G. Infant on of Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Graebn- Boret, Jr., at their home four miles ten cents. sooth of Salem, Tuesday noon, Burial at City View cemetery, Wed-' The trial of Joe Bordune, accused "Revelation" six at Moose hall to night, dancing. Ladies pay war tax of 138 nesday, 3 o'clock. of forgery, continued in Judge Kel- A permit to erect a garage, costing J700, on his property in Union addi- tion, was issued Wednesday to John J. Roberts, by the city recorder's of fice. Word of the marriage of his broth er. Dr. H. W. Steelhammer, Sunday to Miss Blanche DcArmond, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. DeArmond of Vale, Or., was received Wednesday by Oscar A. Steelhammer, secretary of the Salem Business Men's league. Mr. and Mrs. Steelhammer will make their honeymoon a motor trip thru Sergt. Frank Jirak, sergeant In spector for coast artillery corps, is In Newport .inspecting Third company, Oregon coast artillery, tt was an nounced at the adjutant general's of fice Wednesday. Special meeting of DeMo- ey commandrey No. 5, K. T. Rjih.s. evening. Work In the Jfemple degree. 138 For Sale Best Wood on the market. Place your orders now. Phone 743. 9 4ff k. 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Chaplin, Marie Dressier, Mabel Normand Chester Conklin "TILLIES PUNCTURED ROMANCE" Bligh Theatre EARLY Coming Sunday William Duncan in "TILE SILENT AVENGER" BIG SELLING EVENT THE GREATEST SALE IN SALEM W aists and Blouses Ladies' 'According to our policy of buying right, and selling on close margins, making quick turn overs, we make announce ment of a BIG SELLING EVENT Georgette Crepe, ine and Crepe deCh Lingerie Vaists We have pat these waists and blouses in 4 lots, priced at $2. 75 ,$7. 95, $9. 85, $11.65 This means snappy selling and we advise Early Shop . ping while the assortment and sizes are complete MIL .. I GoodGoodQjL Is now on! We are offering the largest stock of shoes in Oregon outside of Port land at public sale. Everything in the store on sale excepting Hanan and Burg man shoes. Trade in the morning as much as possible and avoid the big rush in the afternoons. The Season's Latest Men's Elk Bals Ladies' black or brown oxfords all this season's styles, 500 pairs Men's brown elk bals. The most comfortable dry high or military heels. Long pointed toes. All widths. Bought weather nhoe made. Cost at the factory at present, $3.50. to sell at $11.00 -now .. Will go during this sale at $7.95 $2.65 Latest Style Pumps Shoes At Half Price $10 and $12 black kid pumps. Some with $3.50 buckles, odd lot, broken lines, men's black and brown calf shoes. All others plain high or military heels, are priced sjzes in the lot. $10 and $12 values $6.95 $5.95 White Canvas Oxfords Children's Elk Shoes Ladies' white canvas oxfords, high or low heels, covered Children's elk blucher lace shoes, sizes 8 1-2 to 12 1-2, and heels. Our regular $6.00 values 13 to 2, You have always paid $5.00 for them $3.95 $2.95 'An Economical Buy Misses' Dress Shoes Choose from an assorted lot of black kid and patent leather pine soft mahogany calf dress shoes, sizes 11 1-2 to 2. Sold shoes, button. All sizes in the lot. Cuban and Military heels. regular at $6.00, are now These were regular $5.00 and $6.00 shoes CO Oft $2.95 -2 1 Boys' Dress Shoes One Lot Ladies' Black Kid Shoes Bays' Mack calf blucher lace shoes, for school or dress wear. , u tt . v,,i; Sizes 2 1-2 to 5 1-2, regular $.500 One lot ladies black kid shoes, lace or button. Cuban, Mih- d0 fir tary or Louis heels. All sizes in lot. Our regular $6.00 and t&O.iD $7.00 values .. $3.95 25C Rubber Heel Days 25c - Wednesday, Rubber Heels at ' " f 7 r CU WEDNESDAY MenS Black Call OlUCher LCLCe OflOeS -jese cars have been overhauled and are in fine candition. Wide toe. All sizes. Our regular $10 shoes in stock We must sell them all regardless of price $6.95 25c y2 price 25c THE PRICE C. SHOE O WKEPRICLW 7 Fcj Pimps' WBjaiSxi Jbtf ArrltcUf 326 Stae-!ttfcLlt.5i4Si"A ;).-,-1--1nrl-.f,'fYVTJ