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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1908)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BAMSM, OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER SO, 1008. ! H 1 t.4 P i i M r Thanking our many friends and patrons for the great est business in our history ,we extend to all our best wishes for Merry Christmas AND A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS New Year The Big Store Will Remain Closed All Day Today The Prize Winners are! Girl's First Prize Ruth Cooley Girl's Second Prize Charolette Crolsan Girl's Third Prize Jessie Buell Boy's First Prize .-Ralph S, Tracy Boy's Second Prize Melford Wesleder Boy's Third Prize Arthur Buell We request the prize-winners to call for Their Little Presents y ooooooooooo 0 CITY NEWS ooooooooooo Houso For Ilcnt Closo to East school. Knqulro 9GS Mnrlon st. 12-24-3t NoUuicrt Appointed E. L. David, Portland; J. A. Doutli It, Tho Dallos; WnKer H. VanDuyer, La Gnuulo; Gcorgo Conn, Parsley; Eugene IConard, Wasco; T J Gray, Wlllninotte: Xowton W Rountroc, Portland; P. W. Reedor, Mar Afield. Had It Down Fine I saw a funny thing laH night," A i y r .?-- Bitnvntxvt.mu M I i said Tom Johnson, of Kansas City. "I wont Ho seo Arlzonu," and feat next to a party from East Orango, lod by a gontloman with multifarious wills kore. Underneath tho sotting forth of tho cast In tho program was itho UBiial synopsis of tho scones, and tin list read: "Act IV samo as Act I " Wlion tho curtain foil on tho third net Mr. Whiskers picked up his hat and umbrella and said to Mrs. Whisker: "Conio along, Marin, wo can catch tho 11:30 train, if wo hurry. Tho program says last net la samo as tho llrst. I don't s o no uso wnlting to look at It over again." And she, marveling rt his clevornoss, hustled off with him Jersey ward. WE WISH Merry Christmas SEMI-CENTENNIAL OF SALEM'S LEADING DRUG HOUSE Tho hoglnnlng of tho yonr 1909 will mark tho fiftieth anniversary of tho establishment of ono of tho oldest drug Btoros In tho northwest this plnco hns been owned and con ducted by Mr. D. M. Fry for more than twenty-six years. Fow drug gists enjoy tho distinction of having been located In ono town and ac tively engaged In tho drug business for n quarter of a contury. Mr. Fry came hero In 1882 when but a young man; ho had just completed his four years drug apprenticeship In his nn tivo home, Philadelphia, and grad uated from tho Philadelphia College of Pharmacy; his fortune upon ar rival In Oregon consisted of good health, ambition nnd a thorough ed ucation in tho profession which he has since followed. Beginning with a small capital Mr. Fry gradually built up a largo busi ness, to which was added some years ago a laboratory whore family medi cines and pharmaceuticals are pre pared, and later as jobbing business increased, a wholesale department became necessary. Tho firm's pat ronngo In tho wholesale lino now extends to druggists and general merchants in Oregon, Washington nnd Idaho. With this largo and growing business nnd being on tho national wholesale list, goods are bought direct from tho manufac turer nnd sold nt lower prices to thoir customers than If secured In a small way from second nnd third hands. Mr. Fry is nlso n largo denlor and exportor of orudo drugs Indigenous to tho Pnclflc coast, .especially cas cura bark, Oregon grnpo root nnd Oregon balsam fir. Ho has oroctcd a warohouso near tho Southern Pa-' clflc freight depot, whoro thoso goods aro stored until shipment is made. Tho prescription dopartmont nt Fry's drug store Is n special foaturo of tho entire business, regularly li censed pharmacists only in charge. ureatest enro is exercised In com pounding nnd disppuBlug medicines, nnd nil tho new nnd up-to-dnto ap paratus is employed to dispatch with neatness and accuracy physicians' prescriptions nnd family recipes on trusted to their care. Ask your fam ily doctor what ho thinks of tho abil ity of this Iioubo to properly fill prescriptions. Mr. Fry's drug store Is located In his own building at 310 North Commercial street, nnd Is with out doubt tho lurgost, hnndsomost, clennest nnd host equipped pharmacy in the state. Mr. Fry not only prides himself on keoplng a nice store, but also takes a great deal of prido as u pub lic spirited cltlzon In his beautiful homo, "Drlghtvlow," sltuutod nt High nnd Oak streots on ono of tho highest points of the city overlook ing Salem, tho surrounding country and snow-capped peaks. SALEM'S POPULAR FAMILY HOTEL To tho Cottage Hotel to dlna, iib a friendly voice of on nho hat been thero before. If you aro charitably In clined in your nature, if you have a disposition to do your folic . mnn a goou turn, ir you rii.iuci to meet YOU ALL somo unrortunato Individual whoso gonoral nppoarnnco Is suggoatlvo of having had poor hotel accommoda tions, or a stranger asks you Tor a good, pormanont or temporary rea sonably priced placo to Hvq wlilto In Salem say Tho Cotttago nnd you will make- a llfolong frlond. The commorclul traolot ll.e state honbo people, merchants, clerks nnd families who go out for moaln nt times will nil join In corroborating tho abovo statement of uiu muui. Hero you will find lntolligenco and Bocluhlllty, up-to-dato business men and clover ladles. N'o roil Hvo indi vidual without a homo can afford to overlook this oasis. 12 1 Com I St., Salem, Oregon. o SALEM'S MOST FAMOUS PLACE OF REFRESHMENT Tho rcstuurunt la Salem that Is host known ail ovor tho stato for its service Is. tho Whlto Hottso, conduct ed by Win, McOllchrist & Son, at 3C2 Stato street. Thousands supply tho Inner man hero. It is open day and night, is always warm and well lighted, and tho quality of tho sei vlco, for ttio prices charged, is uno qunled nnywhoro In tho stato. To i maintain such a reputation, and do 1 sorvo It, requires groat ability on i tho part of tho catororc In knowing J tho wnnto of tho public, and supply ing thorn mtolllgonitly. Mr. McQU chrlst nnd his son givo personal at tention to all tho dotallfl of tltolr business, ftom purchasing all mip pllos, and seolng that they aro right In quality, do tho nnmllost wants of thoir customers. A cup of coftoo and cakes havo as much careful atten tion given as tho finest dlnnor for a family. Tho ouccosa of tho 03tablih mont, under tho prosont ownorahlp, has boon continuous, nnd tho trndo of tho houao has grown, until at proa out tho Iioubo la taxed to Its utmost. Tho Whlto Houoo la tho largest of tho kind In tho Wlllnmcitto vnlloy. For tho prcoporouo year Jaist past tho proprietors wish to thank Tho Capi tal Journal renders. Mr. McOllchrist, Sr Is Jurt completing a now resi dence, south of tho city, whero ho Intends to mnko his homo In tho fu ture. Ho tnkoo plcanuro In tho growth of tho city, nnd nil IU enter prise. Tho success of tho White Houso rcstoiirpnt lj shnrod with tho rest of tho community. Reform School .Supplies. Scalod proposals aro horohy In vited for furnishing the Oregon Stnto Reform school with supplies for the six months ending Juno 30th, , 1908. Said supplies consisting of grocorlcs. Hour, men's and leather and lln ill huh. Lists with specifica tions will he furnished by applica tion to tho superintendent. All bids must ho In by Decombor 27th, 1908, nnd tho goods dclivorod by successful bidders by Jnnunry lGth, 1909. Goods must bo in Btrlct ac cordanno with samplo, in original pnckugcH when possible. N. II. LOONEY, 12-irto27-08. Suporlntondont. o- oastohia., MmmH ii Merry Xm TO ALL STORE CLOSED ALL $ I MOIR GROCERY 456 State St. O'OOOOOOOOOt) O PPRQnMAI MPNT ON " O O O o o o o o o O ,0 Miss Mnrlo Nondol Is upending til- dny in Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mornan. of Shedds, nro vlBitlng Mr. and Mr. Or- viuo I'urgiinuii uuruiB "v nullum Mrs. J. N. Travor, of Albany, is vlaltlmr Imr inntlior. Mm. II. Snook. during tho holidays. Mrs. I'J. i', inyior, oi rniiunuuu, la ilwi cm.it nt Mrs. M. C. Stafford un til after the holidays. Miss Nclllo D. Cowlos Is spending ntiflt.tt.tnn nt I h Iiam nnrnntij tr nn1 Islll intuitu IHI IIV IXMvhwi, ..-. Mrs. E. II. Cowlos, In Woodbnrn. .Mrs. ieo a. nyuo ruiumuu jwi dny from Albany, whoro she hns boon visiting her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. K. J. McClanalmr, of Eugene. nro tho guests of their daughter, Mrs. R. D. Houston, over UiUI W11H. Mlsa ICnty Sholly roturnod 1 st night to her homo In Stnyton. hRpi visiting hor aunt, Mro. J. N. ltok.w Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Dancer m spending Chriatmns with friends in Oregon City. Ono On the Editor I iiu iviilliin uiiiui iu.ii7 i.w.. on tho editor of tills pnpor. The paper i. i.nn.t .!.., .li.kMj. iu ft fln&u tn IlilH UUUII h'""h " "" " " many otlior hotols, and by mistake a bill wns sent. Tho hotol man romei bnck nt us: "You wore to eat and sleop this out. You made the con tract yourself, but you havo quit coming here slnco tho town wont nonr-boer. iiuiir-uuur. .. i-onn itaiaiaiHHj; . o I i.',,r Itent-8-raB-b9 J; The White Swan Bakery ;; g---ft:j N. Com'lbt. - - Is undor now management, ana intond to furnish n full line of everything found Ik a first- .i-.s x br.kory. Tho room and baK shop has boon thorouuh'v cleaned, and you will alwa' find a nice cloan pliw-e to ; t your bakory goods. a a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 mi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -:: P. L. FRAZISk:; Dealer in Real Estate ; CoiTffcpoiMk'iico SollclteI. 102 Statu SUvet. Salem Or. :. iniiiiinwiimmt MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORI Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem. Or Norwich Un.on Fire Insurance Company Frank Meredith, Resident Ben Office with Wni. Brown & Co., N 29, Commercial strept. CASTOR I A i-or Infants and Children. too Kind You Have Always BoogM Bears tho EJguatme of zm&- Pu0fllK' H 2HJ.C THE CAPITAL! REVIEW CUSS Begins v.ork on Juiwti Unties until the Ftbrcqi tlon. Classes fornrfh iln for state and conatj H)ai KIrIiIIi tirade IHplomn. J. J. KRAPS, Salem, O 0 0 0001)011 o NEW TODAt . n n ii n null i)t,tSundr fTtzij, v clal street, a ml N" ttlth the mm Jaw i on cover FteteW! flee for reward l.'nr Sale-A sooi . . .tti tnit H larni, ut nlace. R A ThJ i ' . i nir ni cim :i-v?,u,'r:"i'j 's vr.zru & r.ilv to fori rji, ra;y w .. wujii trial for f W Come and !!- te. nreet teed nrt y r farmer' i9 ', 1 .. . ' ,rr Uti '"J limiu 6d Jt02a . L!?Sii orcbara'r,7frBl somer.- , 38 acres. r"' f" ' at l fl " -?.-, inlTlC0" 17 acres on li "2KSi..V M "Sf 5r ' J9"'0 MrfiM' 82 acre -- iwr acre .Vlljot ' ifio acres. 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