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PAGE SIXTEEN - THE CAPITAL JOURNATV SALEM. OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1924 ALEM HIGH TO BATTLE HERE Tomorrow afternoon the Salem high school and Grant high school football elevens will clash on Swectland field. The game will start at 2:30. Salem has bten handicapped by the lack of gamr-x this season, with only four games. They have played two games so far, winning both of them but ihi Is nt enough for any team to get ipto shape. MobI of the school:) approached by the locals have re fused to play the locals to date. In several cases it hue been unafolo to procure games owing to thfi ;on fiiction of dates with the Willamette- university. Not much dope le available as to the comparative ucorea as neither teams have played the same tennis. With all of the men that have been playing In the pink of condition the prospects for a win for the lo cals la bright. Heenan and Caughell are the only ones that have been under the weather am! they will more taan likely be in the thick of the fray when the whiHtle blows. Caughell was In jured in the bnttlo wltn Eugtne uud Heeuun while not nick has null been feeling well. 1 In the Kugene game the locals showed weakness on the offend, several timee they were thrown for losses before they could get start ed. With more-than a week's practice to strengthen up In tUls department they should present a formldablo aggregation. Effort were made to have the date Bet ahead so as to allow the football fans the chance to wit ness both the high school game and the annual Oregon-O. A. 'J. clash tor the cbarnlponshlp of the state. The urant manager refuscl to listen so the game will be d lav ed as scheduled. Hopes for a large crowd are rather slim as most of the fans will journey to Cor val lift. The followers of football will have one more chance after the Grant game to see the locals in action. The last game is to be played Thanksgiving day on Sweetliml field with the fast Corvallls high eleven. NEW INCORPORATIONS Archerd, Brewer,- Gordon com pany, Portland; incorporators,, Charles It. Archerd, E, W. Brewer, B. N. Gordon; capital, $500$; ma chinery. Coast Development company. Medford; Incorporators, II. h. Sou ers, L. D. Jones, W. It. Klrkpatri-rk capital, 95000. Notice of an increase In capital from $100,000 to 11,000.000 was filed by the Eureka & Excelsior Minos company of Baker. Notice of an increase in caput J from $250,000 to $500,000 was filed by the American Savings & Loan" association of Minnvitle. - Notices of dissolution were filed by the following: American Tim ber & Land company, Glendale; A.I,. Mackintosh company, Port land; Brookhurst Orchards com pany, Portland. The following articles of Incor poration have been filed with the state corporation department: Multnomah County Fair associa tion, Greaham; Incorporators, T. R. Howitt, C. I. Raker, C. G. Schneider; capital, $30,000. Acme Bakery company. Port land; incoroprators, H. llannd, S. Harkson, John Olsen; cap: tat, $5000. Bagley Lumber company, L;ikc vlew; incorporators, G. C. Bagley, Floyd Bernard Bagley, E. K. Bag ley, C. W. Woodcock; capit".i, $15,000. St. Mark's Evangelical chinch, Portland; incorporators, Andrea: Hchwank, Carl Anderson, William P. Nagel; atwets, $500. ' A permit to operate in Oreiou was Issued to M. Barde & oonsi Steel & Machinery company, a Washington concern. J. N. Bard'.' of Portland is attorney-in-fact tor Oregon. Notice of decrease in capit:. were filed by the Interior Grocery company of Portland, from $ls0, OOOto $125,000; and by the Mr,c-Master-Ireland Investment com pany of Portland from $50,000 to $5000. Notice of dissolution were fi'fd by the Kendall Lumber company uUtonyGA"7RADI0 IS BLAMED FOR and the Astoria Vegetable com pany of Astoria. The following article of Incor poration were filed yesterday with the state corporation department: Champagne Bushing-Fuller cor poration. Portland ; Incorporators, E. M. Richardson, H. S. .om, J. P. Champagne; capital, $10,000. Coqullle Chamber of Commerce: incorporators, J. A. Lamb, Lynn A. Parr, J. P. Byers, L. H. Hazard, J. E. Norton: assets, $5000. Notices of dissolution were filed by the Sam Boyer Hay & Grain com pany and by the Arcade cafeteria, both of Portland. Notice of an increase In capital' from $20,000 to $100,000 was filed by the Oregon Motorshlp corpora tion of Portland. Notice of an In crease In capital from $75,000 to $150,000 waa filed by the Coast Steel & Machinery company of Portland. INSANITY OF AUSTRIAN Vienna. The establishment of a regular service of radio concerts and entertainments by the post office department has resulted in provoKlnff the first case of radio Insanity on record here. A 40-year-old laborer, litho grapher by trade, went to the po lice th eother day to complain that the whole world was talking about him. He aaltl he was connected with a ra3io receiver and could distinctly hear people In every part of the world gossoplng about him. His pitiful plea ended In an urgent request to disconnect him from ths radio. It developed that the radio had gone to his head and he was placed in an insane asylum for observation. Capital Journal Want Ads Pay Safe Milk ana Diet For Inf mil, Invalid,, tho Aged, Nuning Mothers, Children, etc Contains the valuable muscle and bone building elements found in the grain and whole milk. Easily assimilated by growing chil dren; students, anemics, etc. Excellent as a light lunch when faint or hungry. Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stirring the powder in hot or cold water. No cooking. We Pay Cash For Your FURNITURE and Tools Best Prices Paid Capital Hardware & Furniture Co. 285 N. Com'l St. Phone 947 We arc quoting i few prices herewith so that the people can see just about how much they pay for real service. Service, we know is the most abused word in the English language but by service we mean when it is wet and stormy and really displeasing to go outside you can go to your telephone and give us your order. Our salesmen will make your selections just as care fully as if you were in the store and your groceries will be placed on the kitchen table without delivery charge or any other tax. That's what we mean by SERVICE. PRINCESS FLOUR Princess Flour la made from a blend of Iho finest obtainable! Dark Hard Spring Whent and Hard White Blucstem or Bart. It In mado on a laboratory test so we may he sure that overy Hack is of uniform quality, and by comparing tlieso reports1 -with tests on every brand of high grade flour In tho Northwest. Wo know that the quality of Princess cannot be bcttored. Wo want every housewife to give us a trial on this flour. If you nro not ontlroly satisfied we will cheerfully refund your money. Try a sack today, per sack $2 08 No. 10 Potlato.h Pancake Flour gg0 No. 10 Princess Farina QQC PINEAPPIE SPECIAL No. 2V4 Mbby'a Rosedalc sliced, 3 cans ... 85c 1 dozen camr..;. : $2.30 No. 2Mt Summer Land Brand Kxtra Sliced. 8 'r $1.00 1 dozen cans $3.60 Apricots, Armour's Fancy Pack, No. 2 size, per can 20o Apricots, Otter Brand, No. 1 Blze, or can 15o Gallon cans Apricots, per can Q5o CANNED COM! Del Monte 'Fancy Crosby Corn, 2 cans 350 Eaglo City Fancy Crosby Corn. 3 cans SOo CANNED PEAS Sunkist Fancy Sugar-Peas, per can 20o 1 dozen cans $2.25 Lily of Valley Sifted Peas, per can 25c 1 dozen cans . $2.75 COFFEE Try Our Best Peabcrry Coffee; why pay more; 3 lbs jj.no SOAPS Crystal White Soap, fi bars $1.00 Sno-llte Laundry Soap, 25 bars $l!00 Whito Wonder Laundry Soap, 25 lmrs....$l'oO Largo pkg. Light Ilouso Washing Pwd. 25o reefs Washing Machine l'wd "35o RICE AND BEANS Best Blue Rose Itlce, 3 lbs 25e No. 1 Small White Beans. 3 lbs 25c MACARONI Best Semolina Macaroni, 3 lbs 250 Best Semolina Spaghetti, 3 ths 25c ROLLED OATS Large pkg. Quaker Quick Oats 30c II. O. Quick Oats, 2 pkgs 350 Who-ta-Lon Cereal, per pkg 20c POTATOES U. S. grade No. 1 Netted Ucms, 100 lbs. $1.60 Cahbugo, all solid heads, per sack $1.65 Our fresh fruits and vegetables are the best obtainable. Wo buy from a wide range from tho best gardens in tho west. ''Your Garden in Our Front Window" Your orders are delivered free, why be annoyed in lugging your groceries home. Do not forget Princess Flour when ordering your groceries. 155 n. com'i WELLER BROS, wwne 48-49 SB This Store was crowded all day today with Overcoat Buyers. Tomorrow will be a still greater day. Come early. BISHOP'S THANKSGIVING SALE mi . v, ntc liVa mire off pv vnii t.hfi hieest ouuortunitv vou have had for a Ions: M time. We are making this sale one of the biggest events in our history. Today's selling has broken all prev- 1 ious records. Tomorrow will do the same. We are open until 9 p. m. Saturday nights, so if you cannot get 1 here during the day be sure to see us Saturday night. LOT 1 Regular $25.00 Values LOT 2 Regular $35 to $40 Values $7 75 LOT 3 Reg. $45-$50 Hart Shaf f - ner & Marx O' Coats $90.95 Come in Early, Come in Early $jj.95 Come in Early LOT 4 Reg. $55, $60, $65, $70 Hart Shaffner & Marx O'Coats $7.95 Come in Early Big Reductions on All Boys' Overcoats CLOTHING'sWOOIiEN MILLS STORE inc. H i 52 midget Milk Fed Veal, Its Delicious Veal Steak, 15c lb. Tender Loin Veal Cutlets 20c lb. Fancy Legs of Veal, Best to Roast 18c lb. Breast of Vcnl, Nice to Stuff 10c lb. rrimc Eastern Oregon Beef 15c lb. Choice T-Bone Steaks 15c lb. Frimc Sirloin Steak 121.C lb. Beef To Boil Be lb. Boiled Boneless Bill Boasts 20c lb. ket eiar 351 STATE STREET We have just completed changing our market into one of the most up to date in the state. We want you to come and see our assortment of fresh meats and fish. It is worth your while. Our policy of selling the best for less is still in force. This Saturday we are offering prices and quality that sound like fiction. Let us prove it to you. Come and see our display. midget ma 351 STATE STREET if ket Originators of Low Prices MWWWWIWIWMMfclWaiaitiMittteMlKWeilllllWIIilllWtllltlClttltlM iVTHnltlliVlMtilhUifWhillitfiril. i ll.1lillill.lr.r T T " - t.-.-j-rV- NOT IN THE COMBINE Grain Fed Pig Pork Loin Pork Chops 25c lb. Fresh Side Pork 20c lb. Pork Steak 17c lb. Pork Roasts 15c lb. Fresh Ham Roasts 20c lb. FRESII FISH Direct from the fishermen. You cannot find a nicer display anywhere. All the varieties obtain able. Our display will make your shopping a pleasure. FANCY SUGAR CURED SMOKED MEATS Delicious Sliced Bacon Without Rind 30c lb. Light Bacon Backs 23c lb. Sugar Cured Picnics 15c lb. Sugar Cured Hams, Half or Whole 25c lb. CROWN SHORTENING 9 lbs. net weight pail $1.55
