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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1920)
Page S1 The Capital Journal, Salem. Oregon at Salmon 7 cent. FitU Market. A. C. Smith of Dallas registered Phone 211. at the Hotel Bllgh Thursday. Love, Jeweit, watchmaker, 8a ' : ' ' ' ': . :..Juuuvivrvn .1. EVENTS lecture by &ur Stefanssor., ar- . Meeting Salem NO- 4U- . 7.. f.mmercial ITeSonot officers. Mil. v ... u,,ine chool vb. k"??1- Savins lov. W- football. Wil- SOT. ,,;., nan COl- U, Salem- .. gaIem No- " . " Th. Tulles Sl utiles. !Cn""" R.,hv clinic, Nov- ty- , h), lrpn-s SSSWS dub., KTat.-Wa.' Mothers a.rin?rf dance UK.JUIUU. Hooaehall- -, hv llem S-mpnony u.v.. Wry- .. j. a f. t- t- i- - - .- - ; m : , 5fc ing a parent -teachers association All are requested to attend. Snap For quick sale Ford ttjur ing, $260. Eyerely, Overland gar age. . 277 Remember that big dance at Turner Sat. Nov. 20. 278 Prank H. Strnhlp. Kiinervisnr nf schools for Marion eountv. made ft visit of inspection to the Prlngle scnooi mursuay. a new two room school building is bein gerected at this place, the old structure be ing: occuuied until comuletion of the new school house about Jan uary 1. F. D. Robbins, associated WiWi, the C. K. Spaulding cotapany. reg istered at the Bllgh Thursday night, giving China as his address. The Allah Harmony four will play for the dance at Turner Sat. Nov. 20. 278 Edwards Market prices until further notice: Boiling meat 10c; pot roast 12V4c; oven roast 15c; loins, T-bones and round steaks 22c. 19th and State streets. 277 Freshmen at Willamette uni-': verslty are almost 100 per cent; nwnau mpmhers. the commit tee announced Friday. The other ! ctosses have not yet reached this; figure, but are expected to equ.i the record of the freshmen Be fore the campaign ends. Mrs. M. L. Fulkerson, superin tendent of Marion county schools, visited the Donald, Broad Acre and Butteville districts Thursday. A very good attendance is report ed from all rural schools by Mrs. Fulkerson. Thanksgiving footbiall Willam1 ette vs Whitman, conference game Tickets $1. The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold a cooked food sale Saturday Nov. 20, at Welchs' electric store. 379 State 277 r-iRn nv THANKS We desire to thank our friends ,.intive for their kind assisi- .. tvimno-h the illness and. death of our dear husband and son; also for the many beautitul floral offerings. We especially . i, . i. thn fiaipm Automobile Co. ,v,i fcinri aflRistance tit the f uncivil. Mrs. J. E. Schaef. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schaef and family. 1 , a T3 trill and fami- l .ir. anu o. -- H, 2T7 fll m OD fori Home Notes Circuit Court Frank iffs. IL -bv P i Hi t 8. Heckman vs t.reai. I garage. uomp" I . J !,.,,, vs I-redl LrKer and Florence Barker. jlatnt. mburg Manufacturing com- , vs diaries Scott el al. tom- Ddly Statistics Died OUA-At the residence, 720 forth Church street a a P- m. bvember 18, Charles Fuqua, fcc is survived by his wife, Mrs. berine Fuqua, of this city , nis ems, Mr. and Mrs. ojruon nf Willamina, brother, Eos Fuqua of Tillamook, ana a MiSB Laura Fuqua oi wu- Llna. He was a well kn'i .vn font of this city and a mem'? (thn A. F. A. M. The remains i at the Rigdon funeral parlor 1 this afternoon will 'je sent to MntSa. Phere wiil'be dances held every I night in hail at Livesley i. Admission, couples 60c. 277 Notice. Ask for "Health Creed" also "Small Boy's Prayer" at the following stores; "Spa," "Gray belle," J. H. Frimpson grocer, cor. Union and Commercial, Y. M. C. A., also Y. W. C. A. These cards will make an ideal Christmas gift for your boy, nephew or neigh bor's boy, as they will instill a beautiful thought in the mind of each boy who receives one. The proceeds will be given to the Boys Scout organization. Cards 2 5c, en velopes for mailing, 5c. 277 sTODAY TODAY VAUDEVILLE BLIGH THEATRE . rtAVkViYVYSr' I THE BIG Thanksgiving Feast Is now on at the BIG STORE Extra Specials In Every Department (quash 2c lb. delivered. Ward I Richardson, phone 494. 78 kdded attraction, Antonio Miner- piano accordion entertainer lie Liberty today and tomor- 277 en who gave their names as i Nash, C. H. Wagner, Frank (wns and Lloyd Veno, were giv- IWs it the city jUI last night 8 j You cannot afford to miss this event 8 is? m mmm m m m m .. w E mm mm m mamw mmmw mmA 1 rnd Goods. LJ I he Charles R. Archerd Imple- tCo. has just received a large kmient of feed. It will pay you nestigate its prices before ig. ' 277 Hems biggest football .ime t season, Willamette vs Whit Thanksgiving day. Tickets "he funeral of Charles Ross i will be held from the Rig- i chapel tomorrow morning at o'clock. Interment will be ! in the Lee Mission cemetery Pn who said their names are i McElroy and .loe Kelly ap I for a night's lodging in Jail evening, police said. They given accommodations. twill pay you ro get prices on I kinds of feed from the Charles Areherd Implement Co. before Pt 277 Bemstitching nd braiding 10c ' Jd. Mull & Henderson, over Pfe 277 totoge for kraut, ltic deliv ard K. Richardson, phone 278 y Holt, a former Willamette "witv stiiiion, oh q jIns-M.r le- Holt of the Baptist church, "fig in Seattle, visited in Sa tfe early part of this week. Blaine Kirkpatrick of the M r.' . . . ... B " cnurcn, aaarcssea tne B of Willamette university ,dy. nrpnontlncr ,v, an ' Ktnts of central Europe, Mia, were oppressed by """snips in those coun Americon etAn. 1 for financial aid. Ak to hear tViio nnnii. 2TS 1 d reduced. 5" loads 16- ImWeriiata Sclivarv taK Logging Co. 278 h'ing of the Salem Heights roveirtn. i ,. . . . icuBue win De neia " evening in the community I !M th r,,, -m - uiijum: ui urganiz- i owfr PRICES On Men's and Boys' Clothing, Shoes, Hats CaPn10eSa Flannel or Dress Shirts, Corduroy and .JJff Vests, Mackinaws and various other items IWipr mit us to list. You'll find these and others priced at our usual LOWEK PRICES which ALWAYS PREVAIL HERE. Boys' Suits NEW SHIPMENT just here, in Serges and Fancy Weaves. New styles, Priced to you at practical ly pre-war prices of ?.&, $7.90 to ?12.4f Bring your Boy and try on one of these new suits. $9.95 For 16-in. BROWN HIGH Top shoe, Weinbrewer make $14.85 For FLUG-WEILER Hand made wooden-pegged Log- Men's Suits BLOCK'S MAKE in Serges, Worsteds and fancy weaves, val ues from $28 to $48.50 LOT 1 LOT 2 LOT 3 $22.50 $28.50 $36.50 A few American Custom-Tailor-ed Suits in the $36.50 lot. $5.50 FOR MEN'S BROWN Shoe, round toe, Goodyear welt. $6.85 For MEN'S BROWN SHOE Munson last, G. welt. $7.50 For MEN'S BROWN Eng lish Dress Shoe, Goodyear. ger. $4.95 For CORDUROY PANTS, belt loops, cuff bottomvs. $4.85 OLIVE DRAB U. BLANKETS, 4-lb., new, 58x86. S. A. brand We have received a ship- merit of UUiM ""? and SKIRTS. The newest stvles, priced to you at our UPUal LUW riuv- l.?7 MEN'S ; BLUE .or " WO.. MEN'S & BIB OVEKAia. BOYS HATS and CAPS. : ZZ ALL WOMEN'S SHOES For CHILDREN'S PLAY , REDUCED. Now is the, qttttS khaki or stripe. time to get YOURS. - - - - On CHILDREN'S AND nSFfi' SHOES, none re served. , 20' $6.40 NORTH STAR WOOLEN UNION SUITS, extra heavy jand fine. MEN'S GREY MIXED l KUL SEiKB- uiners i $3.85 $4.00 to $7.80 $1.69 Brown fiber SUIT CASES $1.45 ON 20 ALL OFF $1.69 OFF ! ci M LL MACKIN & GREY or ECEU and plaid combina- ForMEN 20 ALL iriey Mason "Girl of My Heart" "Wt Blame the Stork I STHE COMEDY A NEW SHlt r p.L w.l. tin or Children sand Misses - i, oinnis X ,.niL A srce DRESSES grey plush back SHIRTS, uuiwj - -- .. inRAWF.RR just arnvea. see vu "" 4-. Grey Wool-Nap BLANKET Juiuiumiv 1,-r.B Till! AVRRAOR MAN. YOU MUST BEGIN BBKOlH: III IS ;C OF CCWWOmo'H THK HOT, AND NOT WITH Tl,K MAN,- TH-O, .... ROOSEVELT. If You Could Assure A Happy Useful Life, Well Rounde By systematic training to any one or all of Salem's boys, you would consider e investment toward that end well worth while Wouldn't you? If You Could Be Assured That Your boys would reach a well balanced maturity without falling prey to the influence so widely rampant among boys of this country-depicted in this illustration would give your last cent for such assurance. Boy, 16, Accused OS Auto Bandit Who Slew Flood TbZTuZj.I I am Cet tf3$ir f caie in Mail Truckl to ww Bins mmmvmww ymfS, PUTHTMPPED 5BHWI BUCKMMLER fMUtStarthCUg lor i m (MOD UM la CrtLu-J 4omnB.sirpwR at l! V I t I TTr 1A W" mm These are the result of misdirected boy energy, it commands the interest some form or other of nearly every growing boy. To use the same resourcefulness in the doing of tasks that train for the I service and results of men is exactly that scouting is doing at present for Salem boys. Scouting can assure you success in these things for your bo3 J you will help financially. I 25 Boy Scouts askcp oy jw&fc. I t& Presldn-Lt0 Aid LoanAw 1 an Warm Greeting 22 Boy Scosts Bere l-'-SiSi?'' t IWILS0NGIVES60Y (I XO-fe. $5.85 66x80 PLAID WOOL BLANKET ON plain. tions. . . - oft, uadp FF . , c VFV-S PART WOOL i I. h.t BOYS SHOES have mS- 3LCSi SUITS. 36lbn M for - -d to 46. - '. 2- BAGS have 20 per cent zv per cent- ptt-rbp.R FOOTWEAR. See our complete line oi -t- pEICEa less. most an, style to keep 7 In I 141 North Commercial Street. You Do Better Here for Les "'- ,lrmm.m - There are 300 Boy Scout in Salem now, there will be 500 by the first of year, if everyone gets behind this Campaign. Salem Needs Boys who are Scouts Needs Them Badly No And The Boys Need You! Will You Help Salem Council Boy Scout of America Room 11 McCormack Bldg. --David W. Eyre, Treas
