Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 23, 1925, Image 10

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    UE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON"
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1925
,)' sce Ki.)
, cXdne toriei,
long poem.
and
"The
jlefi
.arlr TOO ex-serrlce man
' wer fetsd by ths KIks lodge last
alKht t tbs Elke club room! from
T o'clock to midnight Begln-
Blnic with social conclave In
the reading roomi, end ending
with a banquet In the dining
room, the entertainment was par
taken In by everyone present.
Frank T. Wrlghtman. "daddy'
of the American Legion, was call
ed on to make the address of wel
come In behalf of the Elks. He
took the audience by storm. At
hie Introductory reference to the
world war veterans a Tolley of
hand clapping greeted him. at hie
reference to the Bpanleh-Amerl-
can reterans a shout of approba
tion was given with applause,
but when the hoary headed CItII
war- Teterans were extolled, the
younger men stood In reverence
for several seconds, bringing
tears to the eyes of many of uie
S3 grand old men seated In the
first two rows.
"We are here to reiterate the
promise made by Elks at the close
of our wars, that the Elks will
not foreet the sacrifices mads by
the soldiers of the United States."
asserted Mr. Wrlghtman. "We are
patriotic order, and It Is to
men like you that we bow our
beads," he averred, making an In
clusive) gesture to his audience.
A. L. Wallace, chairman of the
Elks entertainment committee,
took charge of affairs after the
speech, and presented the vaude
ville talent Imported from the
Bhaw amusement service of Port
land. The Novak Vaiidette girls' or
chestra opened with some rollick
ing Jaw numbers, then Ivy Lilly,
"blues" singer of Hoot Owl fame,
was Introduced to the enthusiast
ic sudience. Her appearance wan
greeted with a shout of approba
tion, and her exit was greeted
with a hurst of applause that
caused the colling IlKhts to trem
ble. Every reappearance of Miss
Lilly caused the volume of ap
plause to increase, and when she
sang "What's Ilocome of Hlnkcy
Dinkey Parley Vous," the din was
Immense.
"Richard Twins" was the name
under which two young women
were Introduced In a violin duet
act. They werp very successful,
and when they asked the audi
ence to join In singing a Hawaii
an song noarly everyone In the
hall responded. Miss Aytce, dan
cer, added an Interesting and
popular act to tho enncmhie, and
Grace Lawlls, pianist, carried her
part well.
Jim Smart, member of the Am
erican Legion, and well known
local Scotch comedian, appeared
In kilts for a few numbers. He Is
popular singer In Bnlcm.
It waa estimated that 33 Civil
war veterans attended, moro tlinn
100 Spanish-American war veter
ans, and 450 world war veterans.
, t of
r . aAAieral court
bere today that bs had been told
by William Baker, who Is facing
liquor law charges that Federal
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
and David H. Blair, commission
sr of internal revenue were "fix
ed to permit the smuggling Into
Washington of liquor tor the
Shrinsra convention In Juns,
12J.
Baker and Rex D. Sheldon are
on trial on charge In connection
with the operation of a rum fleet
off the Virginia and New Jersey
coasts In 1923.
Washington. Jan. 23. Prohi
bition Commissioner Haynes' on
ly comment today on testimony
in the Norfolk liquor cases refer
ring to him was that he would
not "dignify such a story by a
denial."
RAISE SALARY OF
CABINET TO $17,500
Washington, Jan. 23. The an
nual salary of members of tue
president'! cabinet would be $17,
500 Instead of $12,000 under a
bill Introduced today by Repre
sentative Fish, republican, New
York.
In a statement Mr. Fish i!d
that frequently cabinet officials.
ohfliged to entertain extensively.
have found their 6alariee Inade
quate end have been forced to re
sign In order to rehabilitate their
finances.
New York's Coldest Dav.
New York, Jan. 23. Thle was
the coldest morning of the winter
in New York. The official weath
er bureau thermometer registered
9 degrees the lowest temperature
recorded here for this date since
1893, when the mercury dropped
to four.
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Regular and Special Prices of
The C & C Store
GROCERIES
Drifted Snow or Olympic Flour, Saturday
only $2.39
13 lbs. Berry Sugar 95c
Keliogg's Krumbled Bran 20c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes 10c
Skinner's High Grade Macaroni, 10 oz.
package, 3 for 21c
Ohio Red Label Matches, 6 for 2."ic
Fresh lot of nice Lean Bacon Backs, lb 2.'lc
Large Instant Postum 39c
4 large Grape Fruit 25c
2 cans of Fresh Lima Beans 25c
TOBACCO
Star, Horseshoe or Climax 69c
Camel Cigaretts, per carton $1.29
16 oz. can Tuxedo 85c
Velvet or Prince Albert, 3 for 40c
TOILET PAPER
Large 7 oz. roll of white Toilet Taper, 5 for....2Sc
Special sale prices yet in effect on Dry
Goods, Men's Furnishings and Shoes.
The C & C Store
Phone 5G0 254 N. Com'l.
FOR REAL VALUES
.,enAi't anecdotes and bed time
etorles wers told by tbs other
msmbers of tbs group. According;
to- Mrs. Fargo tners are a num
bar of vacancies in this division
and all tbosa Interested will be
welcomed. Tbs next meeting will
bs held at Mrs. Feresbetian's
boms on February 4.
Mrs. Sarah Oliver will enter
tala tbs Ladies of ths O. A. R. at
la all day session In ber home,
334 south Winter street, tomor
row. A pot luck lunch win be
served t noon.
Members of ths music section
of the Salem Arts league met on
Wednesday evening at the borne
of Mrs. Laus for a study of the
works of Schubert. Mrs. Miles
McKey gave a biographical
sketch of the great composer and
played a piano solo. Miss Ruth
Bedford rendered Moment music
als In an artistic manner.
Other numbers greatly enjoyed
wers March Mllltaire by Mrs.
Martin Fereshetlan; a duet sere
nade sung by Mrs. Laue and Mrs.
Oilbsrt. Vocal numbers which
also pleased greatly were "HyU
via," by Mrs. Laue; "Hark, Hark
ths Lark," by Mrs. Fereahetian;
"Ths Krl King," 'Avs Maria,' and
"Ths Secret," by Myrtle Gilbert.
Miss Lucille Moore, a student
at O. A. C. where she ie a member
of Alpha Chi Omega, has return
ed home to lemain until the open
ing of the apring term because of
an Injury to ber foot
ess
More than fifty member of the
South Central circle of the Flral
Methodist Episcopal church met
at the Old People borne on Wed
nesday for an Interesting pre
grant and business meeting. Vo
cal solos wers given by Miss Row
land and Mlas D. Smith, a student
at Willamette, gave eeve. 1 read
ings.
We Pay Cash For
Your
FURNITURE
and Tools
Best Prices Paid
Capital Hardware
& Furniture Co.
285 N. Com'l St. Phone 947
ATI
C
REE DAYS'
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ment of ehronin Aitlia arut mU.
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ind colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhs
usuucouis aim outer tonus ot throat
and lung diseases, and is excellent foi
buildinff im thn avatam -ft
the flu. Money refunded if any cough
or cold, no matter of bow long stand
ing, is not relieved sfter taking accord
.ng to directions. Atk your druggist
CreomuUioa Co, Atlanta, Ca. (Adv.)
Phones 48 and 49
155 No. Com'l. St.
SIMPSON GROCERY
Iluve you tried d'opplng by plione at tills More? The old theory of ptmno orders "any
old thin Is good ciiohkIi" hi not known at lilt Simpson grocery. Fvery outer reii'lve tltc ixr
tKin.il nitrnilei. of your favorite fwlesiimn mid tlie selections nn made with Jiifet aa iniirh care
and llioiiKlTulne'tH ns tho you were right here In the vtorc. When Its ton normy to co.m dowti
town, use the phone.
SPECIAL Ripe Sweet Oranges, per bushel box $1.49
SUGAR
Best Cane, 13 lbs $1.00
100 lb. Sack $7.29
FLOUR
Princess Hard Wheat Flour.
Every sack guaranteed, sk. $2.49
Fletcher's Hard Wheat Flour
Every sack guaranteed, sk. $2.45
Drifted Snow Flour "Tested
every hour" at sack $2.49
Hominy No. 10, Fresh Pearl
Hominy at sack 55c
No. 10 Pancake Flour, sack. 75c
No. 10 Corn Meal, fresh ground
white or yellow, sack. 49c
No. 10 Fischer's Rolled Oats,
Per sack 55c
Large pkg. Fischer's quick
Oats 28c
Large pkg. Fischer's regular
Oats 28c
6 Free Dcliversies Daily
MEATS
Picnics The tender sweet
shoulder meat, per lb 18c
Light Bacon Backs, per lb 26c
Breakfast Bacon Fancy Light
Sugar Cured at lb 35c
APPLES
Extra choice Spitzenbergs,
per box $1.25
Choice Cooking Apples, box....$1.00
Florida Grape Fruits Extra
Heavy large size, 2 for 25c
Large Grape Fruits, per doz.$..1.35
Sweet Oranges, all sizes. 20c to 75c
Any size you desire.
Bananas, fancy ripe, 3 lbs 25c
Potatoes, U. S. No. 1 clean white
and dry potatoes, excellent
for baking, weighing 100 to
115 lbs., per bag, 100 lbs $1.95
Coffee, bulk Santos, 3 lbs .$1.25
"Your Garden In Our Front Window"
FOR
All Round Toes not old styles. A glance in our windows
will tell you more in a minute than we could in a page.
We announced our Two Pair for the Price of One Sale
Thursday and honestly we shouldn't be taking the time to write
this ad, but we must take time to tell you that there will be plenty
for all but the smaller sizes seem to be going first so if y- are
in that class we would advise that y ou get her not later than
Saturday.
Patent Leather Pumps sold regu
larly for $9.00,
2 Pair For $9.00
Black Satin Gor Pumps sold regu
larly at ?7.85,
2 Pair For $7.85
High Quality Silver Pumps, sold
regularly at $11.00,
2 Pair For $11.00
Black Kid Pumps sold regularly
at $6.50,
2 Pair For $0.50
"When We Advertise a Sale You Know Its Legitimate"
USTER B
SHOE STO
CAKES MADE TO ORDER FOR EVERY OCCASION
i JUNE
JANUARY , JULY
t f&
fw$2A gfe
tm&d &
FEBRUARY SATURDAY AUGUST
; SPECIALS f1
- Marble Cake "
20c
MARCH
' .. SEPTEMBER
Fruit Squares
Nut Kisses feJ
40cLb. I2bj.
APRIL
r BREAD OCTOBER
Large 2 for 25c
$ySK Small 2 for 15c rfjggU
MAY .OVEMBElt
JA DECEMBER
mi mmm imri
125 N. Commercial
is
SATURDAY PRODUCE FEATURES
APPLES Rome Beauty, all good
line flavored
Apples, per box
$1.19
POTATOES Idaho Rurals, smooth
and sound,
100 lb. sacks
$1.98
All Week Prices
PINEAPPLE Broken
slices, best grade,
No. 2i2 tins
24c
6 tins $1.35
COFFEE Skaggs No. 1
blend, high grade Coffee
in bulk saves the cost of
expensive tins
pound
3 pounds .
49c
$1.39
SKAGGS SYRUP Delia
ious blend of cane and
maple sugars,
5 lb. tin
10 lb. tin .
89c
$1.69
RAISINS -
Seedless,
4 lb. bags -
Market Day
39c
Saturday
Features
Ivory Soap Med
ium size, t
bar .. C
Limit 3 bars.
Sugar Pure Cane:
70c
10 lbs. .
100 lbs.
sack
$6.98
Butter Skaggs
best,
pound...
45c
2 pounds
roll
89c
Shredded
Wheat, pkg.
10c
Cream of Wheat,
fresh stock,
pkg
19c
Crystal White Soap
Bars 39c
All Week Prices
ROLLED OATS JQ.
9 1b. bag... 41 UC
CORN MEAL Yellow or
!) lb. bags 39c
CRACKERS Fresh and
3 lb. boxec ... 49c
PRETZELS Fresh Penn
Butter Pretzels, QQrt
pound aWaC
BREAD Fresh, nr
4 one-lb. loaves 9C
GOLDEN DATES Fancy
new stock, Qr
2 lbs aCOC
GEM NUT MARGARINE
made fresh in
Portland, 3 lbs.....'.. DOC
HENS Milk Fed, medium
size, drawn, pound ;
SATURDAY MARKET FEATURES
30c
HAMS Pride of Oregon Sugar
cured, whole or half,
..Ut
pound
SPARE RIBS Fancy, from young
Pigs, -I J
pound lit
BACON Swift's Empire, 8 to 10 lb.
average, lean, OQ
pound aWtC
SKAGGS ALL PORK SAUSAGE The Sausage that is sausage,
A
1 sausage, 2 3 (J
100 per cent pork, pound
1 ir
Phone 478
5 Deliveries Daily