Daily capital journal., November 24, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

bA& d4tTAt idUBAIv BALM, OAlSOOK. TTTKSDAY. NOVEMBER 2t, 108.
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Everybody Is Happy
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Then BOOST, BOOST, BOOST for the Y.
M. C. A. at this store tomorrow. When you
help the Y. M. C. A. fund you help us. Wed
nesday 1 0 per cent of our cash sales will be
turned over to this institution. BOOST,
BOOST, BOOST, assist this grand institution,
assist Salem's Own Boys, who Stand for pro
gress, give us your business, we will give you
a greater, grander and better store. Our methods are sincere. Our slogan, Salem's en
est store for good goods. Every loyal Salemite is proud of Salem's big, progressive store
We lead, others follow.
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Make the
YMCA
Happy
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Make
US
Happy
And We Will Make
YOU
Happy
WFnMFQn A V Js thc day-Y. M. C A. Day H. W. and M. L. Meyers' special day for a big benefit; $1001
TT L.UI Vl-OUrX I SpCnt here means $10.00 to the fund. If we have a $5000,00 day, $500 is for the YJ.I
A., and the best of all is that every dollar you spend at this store you get full value, and the Y. Ml. C. A. gets a little, I
you nuv ar rnis score me nesr ana iirv
3lfIDI&fi lZflfiujfS merchandise ever housed under one SfT) iZM Jl
iuui auu ii, uucoii i Luai any iiiui5 in
ft
iw nil mammmmmHmmammmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmm
price than so-called good merchandise
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CITY NEWS
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Wi'UtlllT
Occasional nilu or ynmv tonight or
Wednesday.
Cull for IJIiIh for Wood
Bids will bo rocolvod up to Dccom
bor 20 1908, by tho undersigned for
tho city of Snlom, Orogon, for 12G
cords of largo second growth flr
wood, Bnld wood to bo cut not tutor
thun March 1st, 1909, and to bo do
ll vo rod at tho city hnll In Salem not
lutor than Octobor 1, 1909. night
roBorvod to rojoct nny nnd nil bldB.
Bnld wood to bo nccoptublo to nnd
rocolvod by a commlttoo on public
buildings of snid city. W. A. MooroB,
Rocordor. Gtd-lwkly.
Hlinfer, the ITiirnvHH Man
Now lu tho tlmo to got your honvy
draft and plow harness. Beat Btock
In town.
IiCMtvo Your Ordoi
For photo post card with E. L.
Rowlan, 538 Stato atroot. ll-23-2t
Kverythlng Electrlcnl
Can bo had at 481 Court St. Cap
ital Electrical Supply Co., E. W.
")rco, Prop. 17-ood-4f.
Inria'N Grocery
Closed nil day Thursday. Plnco
your ordor onrly. 11-24-2
Football
Footbnll, Football, Football
ThanksBlvliiK, Thanksgiving, Thnnks
giving. Wlllamotto Plold Wlllnm
otto Fold. 3:30, 3:30. 3:30. 3:30,
a tfiiaiaittiitinaiaiaiiaiii -
Iff VIVil Iff I VI fTwTWTvTW 'WW T
THE QUESTION MURKS ;;
"Who has tho bent lighted !:
atoro In town?
Tho commlttoo after n caro- ' '
fill Investigation, has dccldod . .
on Patton'8 Book Storo. Tholr
lnngnlllcout lino of books and J J
atntlonory can now bo soon .
equally na woll on tho darkest
! night, no on thq most Bunny J J
day. Patton'a havo adopted
! tho now Packard Tungston ayB- J
loin ui incunuuscuni eiectric i
lamps. Tho Packard Tungston
lamp glvos 50 C. P. of light J
wuu ino Bnmo nmoune or oiec-
trie curront that tho ordlnnry
1C C. P. lamp coiiBiinica. Tho
lamp gives a brilliant whlto 1 i
light nnd lusts woll.
Thoso lamps niny bo had at ' ;
1IDVE ItltOS. EliECTUlO CO.
Phono IIU I'M N. Lllnrty St. ;;
if
Big Millinery Rnl
All gooda at ono-halt prlco, re
gardless of cost. Our entire atoch.
must bo Bold by Decombor 15. All
liata trimmed to ordor without extra
chargo. Miss Evans, Moyora' store.
11-20-tf
Johnson & Siege
la tho place to got that cult
pressed and clouned. Noxt door to
Journal.
Particular
Buyers can always find what thoy
waut In tho moat lino at Stousloff'B
Sanitary Market. Phono orders nro
Bolcctod carefully. Phono 321. -
TIlO HOUSOtVlfC
Who cannot find tlmo to do hor
Bhopplng porsonally, llnds tho J. M.
Lnwronco grocery n satisfactory placo
to" trade Phono 3111.
Mrs, James Hubbard
Told Mrs. Jones "that Jim nfevor
growls Blnco sho uhos Folgor'a Ooldon
Onto coffoo. Hor grocor grinds It
for her.
Thanksgiving Dlnuw
At Salem hotel, 35c. 11-24-2
nomki, Honds
Wo lava Just rocolvod 40,000 of
city bonds. If you aro luteroatod
call or phono Wator Bros, over Ladd
& Bush. ' ll-21:8t
.. atnaiiiiemiii
Ix)tlwiU
Football, Football, Footbatl
Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving, Thanks
giving. Wlllamotto Field Wlllam
otto Fold. 3:30, 3:30, 3:30, 3:30,
3:30.
Closed All lny Thnrsilny .
Irwlns Grocery; ordor corly.
11-24-2
Ho! for TluuikHRlvlnc-
Tho finest lot of Thanksgiving
turkeys, ducks, geese nnd chlckons
over shown In Salem nt Farrlngton'B,
tho Grocor and Markctman.
ll-23-2t.
Se IIunt'N
Hcd head shoot through Srnttlo's
lino at tho big footbnll gamo Thurj
day, at Wlllamotto Hold; 3:30.
Tho Post Cnrtl Men
Havo moved to 538 Stntr street
nnd will contluuo to take photos and
put them on po-tnl cards; w'U go
and tnko your houso or baby etc. E.
h. Rowlan. ll-23-2t
Clostl All Day Thursday
Irwlu8' Grocery; ordor early.
11-24-2
lilt Turkey
On Thanksgiving and thon coma
to tho football gnmo and see Salem
make Lincoln High eat dirt.
Irwln'a Grocery
Closed all day Thursday. Placo
your ordor early 11-24-2
Special MeetliiR
Tho Marlon County Hortli'iilturr.1
socloty will hold a Bpeclal mcutlrtrf
at tho nonrd of Trado rooms
on Wcdncsdny, tho 25th, to discuss
plans to sond a largo delegation to
Portland December 1 to 5 at tho
mooting of the Stato Horticultural
society to secnira tho next meotliig
for this city during tho Chorry Fair.
This meeting will bo attended by
thousand"), and It Is understood that
President Roosovolt'B Country Llf
commission will bo In nttondnnco at
that tlmo. -U
City Central Committee
Tho mombers of tho City Central
commlttoo from the seven wards
havo boon rcquo3ted by Chairman
Frank West to mcot In tho city to
night to discuss several lmportnnr
matters boforo tho coming election,
DeSart IJurlnl
Tho Infant daughtor of Mr. nnd
Mrs. MIcheal DeSart, who died yoa
torday evonlng, wub tnirled today In
tho Clagget comotory nt 11 o'clock
p. m.
Don't Forget
To call on Mr. Clark, our local
agent for Falrport. Ho will tell you
lust oxaotly what the Swift Packing
Co. are doing on tho Peninsula at
Portland. Seo ad on page 5.
An Km of Prosperity
This county, and especially the
Pacl'lc Northwest, 'b now entering
an unprecedented era of develop
ment and prosnorlty This oxtonslou
of buMneas In all linos will nfford
hundreds of openings for young peo
plo who can keep books nnd do sten
ography. It Ib -wlso to got ready
now. A course of study at tho Capi
tal Business Collogo will bo ono of
tho host Investments n young man
or woman can make at thh time. If
Intrnrted, call to 'talk tho matter
over with us, or sond for cntalogitd.
ll-20-3t.
Endorse
At a meeting of tho Buslnoss
Mon't lenguo Inst night tho brldgo
quostlnn wm taken up. The mom
be'n of tho lenguo are In favor of a.
full width rc-onforcod concrete
brldgo over the South Commercial
street crrk. Thero wore a few who
wore In favor of constructing a nar
row bridge, but tho general senti
ment favored tho 100 foot width.
Falrport
Lies directly on the east side of
Kenton, tho Swift Co.'s townslto.
Lota at ?2 50 will mnko boiuo money
for you In a very short tlmo. Do
not hestltute to Investigate. See nd.
on pago 5 of this paper.
Cliff Farmor
Weighs but 115 pounds. Don't
fall to seo him bowl over some of the
Seattio giants on Thanksgiving,
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0 COURT HOUSE NEWS
OOOOOOOQ. 0,000
Tho asscssmont suit h yet the
main fenutro In thp circuit court In
dopnrtmont No. 1 today. Attorney
Bnyno and ninghmu mndo- sovoral
longthry arguments thli morning fcr
tho plaintiffs, Peter Ruben nnd John
Foldman, who aro attempting to n
Joln tho city from collecting nsaeai
mentB amounting to $G9.29 pn lm
nrovuriiont of South Cnrntnorclnl
rBtroot'ndJacont to tholr property.
County Clork Allen had n busy
day Issuing marriage licenses. Thf
following Cupid victims woro ac
accommodated by tho clork; Martin
II. Berg, age 24, of Stnyton, Ore.,
nnd ' Josephine Klcckcr, age 22, of
Shnw, Orogon.
Warren Smith, ago Jl, and Dollto
Fants, ago 19, both parties of Gor
ytla. C. H. Odell, ago 20, of McMlnn
vlllo and Lucy Balcom, ago 16, of
Salem.
C. A. Warner, age 44, and May
Woodruff, age 28, both o fSalom.
Another dissatisfied married man
has filed a complaint 'n the circuit
court noklng for a dlvorcn on the
grounds of desert'on. Tho parties
In tho cast tre James Dick and Ellun
Dick. Attorneys Carson & Brown
Realty Transfers,
P. J, and J. Paulson to L. J. Ad-
amB. 131.70 acres In T, 6 S, R. 1 W.
W. D. $4080.20.
W. J. and L. A. Dawes to J. W.
Daly. 21,15 acros In T. 6 S., R. 1
E., W. D.; $2000.
Caroline Honf to 8. E. and M.
Olmstoad. lots U anl 4, blk 7, In N.
Salem. W. D.; $500.
J. R. Gibson et nx to E. and M, J.
Hartley, 1G3.73 ncros In Sec, 30, T
8 S., R. 3 W W. D ; $7050.
J. W, and E. Ebnor to J. and Tt.
SchaMor. 10x150 feet In S. V, of S.
W. V, Sec. 3 T. C S., R. 1 W., W.
D., $575.
IT. F. Heater to Hnnna D. Bas
trnck, 5 nees In D L C. of Ruben
Lee ot ux, W. D.; $100.
Jeslse N. Enrlght to School Dial.
No. 24, 20 ncres In T. 7 S., R. 2 W.,
W. D.; $4750.
L Snyder to Wm. and A. B. Wur
ator, 70-100 of an aero In Sec. 13,
T. 4 S., R. 1 W.. W. D.; $38 85.
M. S. Wampolo to L. R. Wampol-,
?00 oq ft. '" D T r n J. n n--chomo,
T. 5 S., R. 1 W.. W. D.; $200
Caroline West to C. T. an'' C
Gibson lot 34. Sunnylde Fruit
Farms No 1, W. D.; $3000.
II. M, Wandt to Blanch M, Parker,
lot 12, b'k 6 In Burlington All. to
Salem, W. D. $180.
H. M. Wandt to Fred E. Barker
lot 13 In Burlington All to Salem,
W. D,; $200.
H. M. Wa'ndt to J. W. Barker, lot
11 In Burlington Add. to Salem, W.
D.; $190.
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Mr. nnd Mrg, C. II. Calkins woro
visitors lh 'Portland yestordty, returning-
today.
Mrs, G. BiUTqyf.-lQr Jefferson, was
In tho city yesterday visiting with
friends.
John R, DlmfcRV of Hubbard, hn-
ro turned to that c'ty niter n nhort
visit horo.
Herbert Johnson loft for Dnllns
yesterday to look nfter bualnosa mat
tors for a few dnys.
Mrs. J, Perkins hna roturnod to
I'"- home In AumsvIUo aftor rt wook's
visit with friends horo.
Roy Smith apd wife, of Dallas,
woro In tho city today shopping an.l
visiting with friends for a few hours.
Mra. G. F. Clublno went to Rose
burg today to vlBlt with hor daug.li.
tor, Mra. J. Johnson, Tor a week .
Howard Boney loft for Portland
on tho electric this morning to at
tend business mattore for a fow
days,
Ml-8 Jonnlo Markua returned to
hor homo In Portland this mornln?
after Bevoral dayV visit with Salem
friends and rolatlvos.
Doputy Shorlff Each waa In Sll
vorton nnd Mt. Angel yesterday look
ing nftor bulancsa for tho office.
MIsb Ruth Peck has loft for South
Bend, Wn"h., whoro alio will vhlt
with rolatlves for tho-remalnder of
the week.
Al Nichols haa returned from
Roseburg and Cottage Grove whore
he transacted business and visited
with friends for a number of days.
Miss Louise Hajdt, of Corvallla. Is
In tho city visiting with hor rola
tlves and friends.
Mrs. John Konnoy left today for
hor old homo in Columbus, Ohio,
where alio will visit with her parents
for tho next two months.
Jny Gallagor, brothor of David
Gallagor, tho wrestler of Seattle,
wai In the city yestorday vlsltlns
with friends. Mr. Gallager Ib head
clork In Tho Seattle Lumber com
pany,
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Order Feed Wedoe
On account Thanksgiving Thursday. e cU
Co place your orders for ieeu m
Wednesday, t Btock of nay util
Remember we havo the. largest stow ouf prlM, i
flour, poultry supplies, otc, 0
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