THE DAILY CAPITAL JOU RNAL. SALEM. OREGON. SATURDAY. JULY 1. 1916.
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F. E. SHAFER
I make my living here; I spend my earnings at
home; home Industries first, last and all the time.
The Leather Goods Store
170 S. Commercial, South of Bush Bank
You make your Bread and Butter here in Salem.
Then buy it made in Salem.
PAN DANDY
Is the World's Finest Bread. We make it.
SALEM ROYAL BAKERY
jeess Pan I'au ly
tirelv new.
brea 1. something en-
Dealers Who Supply Salem People With the Popular
Home Products
Salem Man Who Is Putting the Post um Cereal Concoction Out of Business
i Marion butter, Marion ice cream and
j Marion Creamery prodm ts are the cre
:ation of Frank Deckebach, who is not
!only a past master in creating delica
cies for the palate but Salem's Cherry
Fair King Bing.
240 S. Commercial Street.
Phone 378
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The Home of
GOOD JEWELRY
At Right Prices is at
C. T. POMEROYS
Jeweler and Optician
125 N. Commercial Street Phone 1309
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Ask Your Grocer for
CEREO
"The Substitute for Coffee"
"Made in Salem"
Manufactured by the Hagel Cereal Co.,
770 S. Commercial Street Salem, Oregon
The Townsend Creamerv makes the
i White Clover butter, White Clover ice
T!ie Iowa Machine Shops do machine; Busiek and Son beoan the groeerv , "earn, and the finest line of dairy
work and brazin-. weion.g and lathe i business in a modest way out on !v-rlodu'1!;. ar fM Xr their counters.
etiteenth street and now run the model .' ur "u'lv vioer uunerimm is u-
White Grocery in the D'Ar.-v hloek '"2 the place ot stronger De erages
on Mate street.
work with i-icntitic tKtuia'-y. Mikes
a specialty of motorcars that Lave ac
quired demoralized character in theirer Grocery Co. Thev advertise and
inward parts. carry all Salem made eatables.
essors to the Mov- w't0 many a white winded citizen.
TUe Jim Porranee automobile paint
shop makes a Ford look like a real car
When the sun is sinking in the west1 Fomerov. Jeweler. A good Indian, for Ironi ten to twelve dollars, and
there is the tine aromatic sme!l of Id vou ever see him dre,se,i for it bueketstul or satistaetion thrown in
fresh roast coffee about the neighbor- at a masquerade ball. Wearing a half '."r sc,oJ rae:lsure ,0 kc(T I'(a,v" " tLe
hood of Mission and Commercial down turkey feathers and a strip of tam'-.v
-treet. the real aromatic odor that used buckskin ! He ,loes not try to conceal
to hang about mother s kit. hen when' the fact that his pri. es for jewelry, Col. Olinstead was one of the orig
she browned the weekly batch of .lava silverware and repairing are about iual founders of Salem a.s an industrial
coffee beans. Dr. H-tgcl, the inventor ' right. .and business center can finish any-
and discoverer of Cereo is pulling off: thing from a swiss cheese peekaboo
another toasting of his famous "con-j Frank Shafer is tin' leat'ucrgoods shiit waist to properly ironing out the
poisonous food coffee, Cereo at the store man, and is known from one end, wings of a flying machine.
big red factory building on the eat ' of Oregon to the other as the most ac-.
si.ie of the street near Mission. He is '. cominodatiug horse furnisher ia the, -phe. Indiana silo, the patent of
putting l'ostum out of business and 'state. His smile nor the polish of his: which is owned by the Spaulding Log
givijig caffeine poison its last fatal , harness does not eguie off with the ging Co. for all the territoiy west of
sleep. This is the only substitute for first rain. ;the Rocky Mountains, bids fair under
coffee that defies the most critical j jthe energetic manajrment of Mr.
judgment. When mixed with cream j Hnrtman Brothers Co. succeed and 'smith to take tiie lead of all animal
or condensed milk it will deceive the, retain all the good qualities of the old sauerkraut containers on this coaat.
professionals who preside at chr.rcu j J. (. Barr jewelry bouse and have add-
sociables where coffee is often the on-ied a lot of their own. besides propos-j Ti6 R(1j cJ0 Fharmacv is William
ly good thing served. The Doctor '.s ; iug to put in a new entrance from Lib- prmik M on state street and he
invention takes the market wherever . erty street. makes it so pleasaut that manv people
introduced and bids fair to be Salem s: ! feel M if t!,(,v wouii ,, thankful to
largest manufacturing industry. 1 The Spaulding Loggin Co. carries be taken with a pain when they got
the largest stock of bui!;iing materials ; along about there if it were only pain-
The Commercial Cider Co. has the that can be found in western Oregon. fu enough so they would have to be
audacity and up-to-dateness- to turn ! including a full line of hard Wood in-: caried in there anil get the polite and
out fresh loganberry juice while yoniterior finishing material. : attentive service he furnishes to all.
wait so vou can take it home for din-
The Falls City Lumber Co. recently; Nothing raises bread and calce quite
doubled its capital and makes a spo-'so light and sweet as Kppley Porfeo
cuJty of made in-Oregon buildingj tion Raking I'owder. It has also rais
stock, and has the local lales agencv ed Mr. F.ppley as a manufacturer to the
i ner. Ihe only right way ta eat a 10
ganberry is to drink it says the mana
i ger, Mr. Gregory.
Capital City Flouring Mills makes
the !'rfection flour, "The flour of ul
timate universality" was suggested n
a slogan by the advertising man whoj up a
gets up tnis page, tiryant and 1 run.',
nearly fainted away.
i head of a large business. The best
! thing about F.oplev and his P.akinI
Salem Royal Bakery has built; I'owder is that they are best liked ia
wide shipping trade over tht the neighborhood whero his store and
of the Iortjand-Oswego cement.
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Willamette valley, and they are mak
ing a great hit with tiieir patent pro-
Spaulding Logging Co. Hartman Bros. Co.
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
Hardwoods and Interior Finish, Box Shooks
Ferry and Front Streets Phone 1830
Now U the time to book
YOUE ORDER t
for t
FBESII LOOANBEREY JUICE f
QUALITY JEWELERS AND
SILVERSMITHS
Friendship Rings, Engagement Rings
and Wedding Rings.
Cor. State and Liberty Streets,
Salem, Oregon
TRY
EPPLEYS
PURE
PHOSPHATE
Baking Powder
25c PER LB. MADE IN SALEM
ALL GROCERS
(Continued on Paje Nine.)
RED CROSS
Pharmacy
WE ENDORSE THIS MOVEMENT
THE HOME Or SANTOS
REMEDIES
Unexcelled Pei-scnption Service.
Phone H
Commercial
Cider Works
Phona 2194
Iowa Machine
Shop
Mid '.ne work of all kinds.
Brazing, welding and lathe Wor
Uasoline engine doctors
D. B. Brown
'252 Chemeketa St.
: T. S. Townscnd I
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: Creamery Company
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Butter, Eggs, Dairy Supplies
Paul H. Hauser
Lloyd J. Hauser
4-4-M
137 Commercial St.
Hauser Bros.
OUTFITTERS or SPORTSMEN
SALEM, OREGON
Gardner &
Keene
Stores at Salem, Ore., Albany, Ore.
Good Service, Good Goodj
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS
390 State Street.
Salem, Oregon.
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YOUR HAY and GRAIN CROPS J
Are Preserved Regardless of Weather, in the t
INDIANA SILO
60.000 AMERICAN FARMERS RECOMMENDED IT
Manufactured, Sold and Guaranteed by the
CHAS. K. SPAULDING LOGGING CO.,
BUSICK & SON
THE QUALITY GROCERS
We handle all the Salem made Edibles.
VISIT OUR BRIGHT NEW STORE
456 State Street Phone 182
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Don't Buy an Out Town Flour
When the best the world affords is made right
Here in Salem.
"PERFECTION FLOUR,"
Capital City Mills
The Flour of Ultimate Universality
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Made in Oregon Lumber Laths
and Shingles
F-T Co.'s Paints, "Oregon" Portland Cement,
Sash and Doors
"Everything in Building Materials"
Falls City-Salem Lumber Co.
349 S. Twelfth Street Phone 813
Ask Your Dealer for
Marion Butter and Marion Ice Cream
The only Creamery Butter made from clarified
as well as pasteurized cream in the Willamette
Valley
.Marion Creamery & Produce Co.
Salem, Oregon
Paint Up That Ford
(Out in three or four days)
$10.00 AND $12.00
DORRANCE
271 CHEMEKETA
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The Angora Rug Company
TANNERS OF AND LEATHER. MOUNTING AND MANUFACTURE Or FUR RUGS AND ROBES,
ANGORA SKINS FOR CHAPS A SPECIALTY.
PURE WHALE OIL SOAP FOR HOP SPRAY
PHONE CSX liTO FERRY STREET
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF PELTS AND HIDES
SALEM. OREGON
i WEAR PLEATED BOSOM SHIRTS"" 70U wear plMtd hosom or wi,hout attached cuffs-
let us show you how well these particular garments can be laundered.
We'll iron the shirt fronts straight and even, with every plait in place, smooti and nicely finished.
We'll iron the cuffs so tiey are firm and stiff-not linip and spongy. We'll shape them to fit your wrists, and
HOME OF OREGON'S FIN- X mun fro "US If ? are having trouble with cracked cuffs or neck bands Try us!
THE SPA
SALEM'S OLD RELIABLE
TREATING THE PEOPLE
SQUARE SINCE 1899
It
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rirst Presbyterian.
Mi'vii o. Should we be quick or ilutv
THE CHURCHES to go to wr with herf What i Ihe
trouble with Mexico auyvinyf Would
. e be able to do for her n we have
I been tryini; to do for the Philippines? :
Tree Methodist. lis there danger of our failing with our ;
Xo. North Winter itreet. Sun-1 own home problems if we undertake te
f tervices: btibbath ecnool 9:45. set too mny of our neighbors' houses
Preaehioj at 11 a. o. and 7:45 p. m. in ordei t Whut should be our program
Prayer meeting Thursday 7:43 p. m. toward our weaker neighbor f These are
W. J. Johnston, pastor. ; in of the questions that will be dis-
I ruwe l iu the evening sermon at ":43
Salvation Army. loYlock by the pastor, t'nrl H. Kllioit.
Sunday cervices as follows: Knee In the morning the sacrament of the'
drill, 9:20 a. m. Sunday school and-Lord ' supper will be administered and ,
B ble class. 10:30 a .m. Christian' new member will be received. The ub-p-aie
meeting, 3 p. m. T. P. I.., 8:15 jevt of the talk will be. "Lead I's Not,
p. m. ISalvation meeting, 7:43 p. m. luto Temptatiou. " being the la.-t elause
V'eek night aervices every night xceptof the Lord's prayer. Archie Smith vsilli
Monday and Thursday. Capt. and Urs.sing belli morning aud evening. j
Saha, j j
I German M. E.
First M. E. , Corner Thirteenth and Outer streets. '
Male and Churrh atreets, Richard N. A. .1. Wey-le, minister. Sunday school
Aisou. miuixter. P:(M) a. m., Clsss't 10 a. iu., Henry (irnlapp, superiu
... t . a. f. - vi.i ,,i tendent. Sermon nt 11 o'clock. Sub-
sheeting. S 4o a. m., Saobatb schtiol,'. . ,,
h , ,' . . ' tect, "Ou Hag. " In the evening, ke-
Wer. JShramni and Gilkey, aup.nn-:ci)inine , W) hy,,benjted citizens
teidents. 11:00 a. m., Sermon subject, will have an American patrinti pro
"The Problem of Mexico." 0:4 j p. m., 'gram in place of the regular service. '
K. worth League, nunimer program aud
in. tallation of officers, Dr. Avisou,' United Evangelical.
leading. 7:45 p. ni., Independence day R'. O. I,. I.ovell, pastor. Sunday
program, patriotic airs by the chorus school at 10 and morning worship audi
noir, iiiir pamomnne i.y i.,e preaching at 1 1 in the W. C. T. U. hall,
reeling. Mm Savage; address. "The r. ,.., . ,.,.. ..,
Highland Friends.
Corner of Highland and Kim streets,
Josephine Hockett, pastor. ResiJem e
iij.j North Klin street. Phone Uii5.
Sabbath school 10 a. m., Mis. Myrtle
Kenworthy, superintendent. Meetings
tor worship 11 a. m. and 7:4.i p. m.
Junior in ehur h annex Hum. Chris
tian Kudeavor ti:!j0 p. m. Prayer meet
ing Thursday 8 p. in. Come and wor
ship with us.
Strangers welcome to all services.
4'lag and What It Represents,'
Judge Henry L. Benson.
by
Swedish Tabernacle. M. E.
Corner South Fifteenth anil
Ht'eeU, Rev. John Ovall, pastor.
congregation will unite wit'n the Kvan-
Igelical association for the evening aerv-,
ices at 7 and 8 o'clock. The church is
Mill at Liberty an, I Outer streets. 1 "raver
Sun-, meeting on Thursday evening at the
First Baptist.
Corner Marion and North Liberty
streets. Rev. (i. F. Holt, pastor. Sun
day school 9:43 a. m. Public worship 11
a. m. and it p. m. Youn People's meet
ing at 7 p. m. Dr. W. B. Huisun, of
Portland, ill fill the pulpit both morn
ing and evening. His morning theme
will be, "The Call of the Cross," his
evening topic, "The Longest Bridge in
the World." This will be Dr. Hinson's
closingTlay in Salem. i
Leslie Methodist Episcopal.
Bible school 9:45 a. m., Joseph Book
er, superintendent. Morning service 11
o'clock. Children's day service and
Baptism of infants. Kpworth League 7
p. m. Kvening service 8 o'clock. Pray
er meeting 8 p. m. Thursday evening.
J. C. Spencer, pastor.
rirst Christian.
Comer ftigh and Center streets. F. T.
Porter, minister. Bible school 9:45 a.
ni. Wide awake school. 11 a. nt.. Wor
ship and sermon, subject "Liberty."
Mary Svhiilu. violinist. C:45 p. in.. C.
K. 7:45 p. m., Sermon aubjoct, "(tod
in the World."
First Congregational,
j James Klvin, pastor. Sunday school
'meets promptly at 10 o'clock, W. I.
Staley, superintendent. Morning serv
ice at 11 o'clock. Music morning and
.evening by chutu choir, Wm. McOil
christ. uiiuister. Subject for morning
sermon, "Can We Be Optimists," Bap
' tism ot children, reception of new mem
I bers Hud eelebration of communion at
Ithia service. AM members are urged to
; be present. Christian Endeavor at 7
j o'clock. 'Hireat Chapters in the Bible."
I Pleasant Sunday evening service at 8
i o'clock. Subject. "Canada, Mexico
and America." (iood singing, excel
I lent music by chorus rhoir, beautiful
motiou pictures. A delightful way in
which to spend Sunday eveuing. Every-
body invited and everybody welcome.'
Thursday evening meeting at S o'clock.!
"Studies iu Book of Acts."
People's societies meet i n. m. Rev. G.
L. I.ovell will bring the evening mes
sage at S p. m.
Rural Chapel.
II. C. Stover, minister. Muruiug wor
ship at 11 o'clock. Evening service at
8 o'clock. Sunday school at 10 a. ni.
Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p. n..
Central CongTegatlonlL
Corner South Nineteenth and Ferrv
streets. H. C. Stover, minister. No ser
vices Sunday. The new addition to the
church will be completed for services
Julv 9.
Fre Methodist.
Quartetly meeting will be held in Ihe
Free Methodist chur. h, V North Win
ter stieet. June to July 2. Services
each night at 8 o'clock. Sundav morn
ing at 11 o'clock followed bv the sacra
ment of the Lord's supper. W. J. John
ston, district elder, in charge.
Associated Bible Students.
Meet regularly Sundays iu upstairs
hall, southwest cottier High and Ferry
streets. No collections. I'udeuomina
tional. All Bible students welcome.
Ii.r m-hool at 2:."0 p. m., Mrs. Edw.'home of S. T. McCracken, 4:'5 North
Ot-i.in in charge. All welcome.
Church street.
St. Paul'f Episcopal. I Lutheran.
Corner Cheineketa and Church streets. ' Ka-t State and Kighteenth streets.
Hubert IS. Gill, rector. Holy Cornmnn- O. Koehler, pastor, (ierman and Eng
ion 7:"0 a. m. Matins and adiress 11 lish Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Pi
o'clock. Evensong 7:."0 p. m. .Sunday ( vine aervire 10:0 a. m. There will be
lo hool 9:45 a. m, no evening aervice.
Jason Lee Memorial.
At the corner of Jefferson and North
Winter streets, J. Montcalm Brown,
pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. tn.,
K. A. Harris, superintendent. Preach
iug services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. ni.
Class meeting at 12:13 p. m. Kpworth
League devotional service at 7 p. m.
Evangelical Association.
I Liberty atreet church, comer Libertv
and Outer streets. H. C. Abel, pastor.
Sunday services: Sumlav school meets
10 a. m., German and Kugti.su classes.
' Morning service (German 1 11 a. m sub
ject "Gods Will, That Man Should Be
; Saved." E.veniug arvice, English.
;The members and friends of the Saletu
I'nited Evangelical church are invited
and will meet with us in service. Young
Castle Chapel United Brethren.
Corner Seventeenth and Nebraska
Avenue. Morning worship Sun.lav
school 10 a. in.; preaching 11 a. m";
Junior C. K. 3 p. m. Eevening worship
C. E. 7 p. m.; preaching, subject,
''Our Nation's Stronghold," S p. m.
Stranners cordially welcomed. IVrtha
NL Peoples, pastor in charge.
West Woodburn Stora
(Cipital Journal Special Servi.-e.i
West Woodburn. Ore.. Julv 1. Dur
ing the lightning and thunder storm yes
terday a bolt of lightning hit an elec
tric wire running mto the dei.ot build
ing and put all the elation lights out
of commission. Both the outside and the
inside of the wall where the wire
eut rs the building around the wire is
all black. Mr. Victor Dema.-on was on
the platform and say, it was same
crash and the building trembled quite
a bit. He was haken some himself.
Mr. W. H Seollard and familv. A. R.
Crosby and family, tnd the John Mc
Cormtck family weut to Clackamas last
Sunday to pay their repect to the
members of Company I. Thev reported
all the Woodburn bnys anxious to be
on their sir to Mexico.
Splendid Program at
First Methodist Church
An Independence d3v prog-ram will
be given at the First Methodist church
Sunday evening, beginning at 7:4.5
o'clock . All patriotic organijtious,
and especially members of the Grand
Army of the Republic are invited, as
the music of the evening will include
many familiar war songs.
The address of the evening will be!
delivered by Justice Henry L. Benson
of the state supreme court, who will'
speak on "The pfag and What It
Represents."
The program in full is as follows:
Medley of National Airs. C horus thoir; '
"The Battle Cry of Freedom," "Myi
Old Kentucky Horre." "The Battle!
nyuin of the Kepublic." "We Are
Tenting to Night," "The Star
Spangled I'-anner. " Congregation
loiniiicr.
t Invocation, President H. J. Talbtitt. j
Anthem,. "Sanctus Spiritus," Choir, j
nag Pantomime, 'Columbia, The Gem)
of the Ocean." Misses Smith, West.'
Faulkner, Thompson, Paronanggi.il.
'Reading. "The Men of Sorrows".... j
Churchill
I Miss Oulielma George
l-Vasie. "tlou,e Sweet Home," Choir.
Address. "The Flag and Wkat It Rep-
rrspuTs. juiiee tlenry I,, lienson.
America, Choir and Congregation.
TAKES ROOSEVELT'S MEASURE.
Victor Point Items
of
June-
Having used the progressive parfv
for all it was worth to him. Colonel
Roosevelt declined the Progressive
nomination in a labored letter to
which he advanced opinions that would
have been as convincing in I9ti as
now. Roosevelt's object is the defeat
of Wilson, whom he was mainlv in
strumental in IkU'lin. .
... ,, ' ; " "" 'vara auo,
oodbura Independent.
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Victor Poin, Ore., July 1. A number
ot l.'tor Point folks visited the bova
at Clackamas Sumlav
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Mever,
uver llitr, Saturdav morniu"
24. a daughter. '
Bear hunting is the popular sport for
he hunters of silver Cliff vicinity at
tne present time.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. X. Savage
entertained the members of the IdvU,
Hour club, lunch was sewed bv the
Drt.v and Alice Condit. The ..ember,
present were: Elsie Darby, l'u Darby,
Inez richer. Uuit Krenz, Margnrii
IVertler Mrs. Glenn McClellan, Mm.
Theo tiseher, Mrs. Jacob Doerfler
Bertha Doerfler, I.eona Hubbard, Aval
Harby, Mrs. Myra Fischer, Berth
Krenz, Zelma King, Millie Krenz. Addi
tional guest, were: Mrs. J. D. Darbr,
-Mrs. Kov .Tnnaa r. Ill .
i- -"' .iucrr ravage,
(osdn, Mrs. A. Savage. Ethel
CHARGED WITH-MURDES
Seattle, Wash., July l.-Howard S.
h.ing nephew of Mr,. Corrine Wheeler.
h?!?, n VU- ,is,e"' wh we
orutally murdered in their little home.
two months ago, apparently for their
money, is m jail today on recommenda
tion of r coroner's jurv. Charges of
murder will be filed aplills, him KinK
is od years of aee and has a family.
He was living with his aged aunts dur
the two weeks prior to the murder.
KUSIANS TAKE TOWN
Tetrograd. June 30. Russian troop
have captured the town of Obertwn ia
he pursuit of the retreating Austrian
between the Serseth and Pncister rivers.