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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1916)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON' MONDAY. DEC. 4, 1916. if i in iii Mi 11 j na ya m hi j j nM j nil III 81 g EJ 13 M Si I ass: 12E aECssazzazaszcQssscssszzszasssEii BUS&BS&DE&sssazzsfl . ... 0 a u w si N CI 13 ri u ft EJ Bl n r r' WIT- y-VWWWWgWWf H' jkWwi! wmwwpp Mil J ...I jh j'mi fgfj'f n 1 ti El I! v a W I The Store of Gale & Co. will be closed Today, Tuesday , and Wednesday 13 JJ Jcy tj x-ti3i i n for a most thrilling announcement in Wednes day's Morning and Evening Papers. It is of the Greatest Importance to You. v , Postpone All Your Buying and H CI H U M 19 IJ CI II H II n 13 H n ii n W H a n ti 13 n ii ii ii !i i i ii w i. si do r B-i vr' t -a w f Apply to Manager Between 10 and 11a. m. C3 - Formerly the Chicago Store SALEM'S biggest popular priced Department Store Not connected with any other in this city. CORNER COURT AND COMMERCIAL, STS., SALEM, ORE 3 m es IB B ft S3 IS a Li n h o Ii H IS 12 H tl n a 13 n ii ii o n K 11 01 m B El H n n - ii H tl We're proud of our Overcoats because we know their quality. Real merit in style, comfort and long wear is built right into the overcoats we sell. They are the product of the best makers in the country and carry , a distinctive air about them that is as pleasing as their low prices. Brick Bros. STATE AND LIBERTY STS. The House That Guarantees Every Purchase Miss Clara l'erry, the house guesf ofjKurl. Mrs. V. H. Cornelius, returned home! i)r. alui jrIussev had a family le Friday morning. I ,. .... Menin IVaraon is home from the hos- j l,m"" H'..kKvig dy. pit it I mill gaining strength each day; Mr. .Steve VunCleave, of Woodbuin, Hollis uud Frederick JJunsoiue were iN quite sic k tit die home of his sister, i. I..- :.. .k- - 1 1 . Hiuuiin im u muii in iiiu iuuimii .Mrs. I.. K. .Iuiguii. Dr. Massev is t UlllUU HI VOrMIIMH Ull CUllllUtIV Ul lBl u u a II H a n H 13 n n n is n e 13 II 13 m u ti tn M U Vi n H ri p u RI R M week. Mrs. J. I I.yle is huiue from Onk I'niut. . .Miss Hnzel Fleet woood apeiit Thank giving with her parents. Tudor Farrens, a deputy jioih muster in the l'ortland postoffiee, was up to eat Thanksgiving dinner with his mother, Mrs. Burzee. Bert MeKuy hus sold his interest in the Turner meat market to Juek 11am phrey. Johnnie Watson, is ill. Hou'J worry boys, it is not the result of too much football. Mrs. Kdith Knusoin and daughter, C'nrolyn, are at Astoria, the . guests of Mrs. Mian. . , Mrs. Knberg, of fniidim, Oregon, was at Biirrs,u few dnvs this week the guest of Win. I.ee MeC'uleb. Klsie Jeuns Is home from the logging camp. Mr. hud Mrs. Cobbs. of West Stay ton, were,at the W. A. Martin home this week. Mrs. 1 S. Wold, of Mill City, former ly of Turner, was at the home of Mrs. Maude Hone on Tuesday. (rcorge Itiiusoni was the invited guest at Agent Miller's on Thursday. Mr. liurdick and 1.. ('. Cuvamnigli were ill our town Friduy. Kverv one will have to contribute to the piny shed or lose their, popularity with the student body. Miss (lladys Salisbury as hero from f orvallis this week. Itichard Hoover and Vesler Honoa of Shaw, spent Tuesday evening with .1. M. and '. F. Bones. K. Iliininyiniin was iu town this week. Floyd Fleetwood was a Turner visit or Friday evening. Someone mut have the idea that Tur ner is going to boom, as another gen eral merchandise, store is reported to open soon. TIim Win. A. Martin Lumber company has been very busy for the past two weehs. The story of "My Husband ami 1" is the topic, of tlio day and is always discussed at the Five o" '.'lurk teas. The onlv point that each one can agree on is "why are the chapters no longer?." L. W. Holier! sun went to I'orlinml on business Saturday morning. W. If. Harris spent part of last week with his son, Joe, at Sliedds. I'lofussctf Merritt gave a lecture at the school house Friday evening. Mr. ami -Mrs. H. I., hurl entertaineu tending hiui. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bear and family pcnt Friday at Kosedalo at the home of ills. Bears' sister, Mrs. R. M. Cam-mock. I'. K. Denver was confined to his home several days on account of lu grippe. .Mrs. r.stlier Aeal is visiting at toe home of her dnughter, Mrs. T. K. Kd wards, of Monmouth- . ' Mr. ami Mrs. Willis Small, of Inde pendence, spent - Thanksgiving at .the home of L W. Smnll. Mr. Chris Hansen, who has been la d wup with hi grippe for several days, is up and around ngiiiu. -Miss Hazel Bear, who is utteudins school ut Newberg, is spending. a fe days tit home. liugene Mc.yicker arrived here 'ruin Kimsns on Tuesday to be at the hcdiiio of his brother, who has been very sic I.. Mr. and .Mrs. D. A. (Miorn enter-t.-iiued u few friends oil Thursday even ing. Games were played and light freshineuts served. Mrs. Cnl Small, who has bcni very sick, is reported better- The State Hoard1 of Health is making a survey of the slain of (begun fur tuberculosis. The work is being I'innnnd by the Oregon association for the pp.--veulioii of I uhciTulosis, that sells tiw red cioTh seals. Part of the fund is used for iictual relief in families where it is needed and part in education alorg public health Inn s. .Miss Cronen, a member o'f the Xa'ien- nl Association for the Prevention of Tu berculosis, is euiidiiet ing the survey in Oregon, is now' doing Marion county and I timer vicinity. 1 their daughter, Miss r.arl, ot haiein, also m' their daughter, Mrs. Lester Harper, and : fiunilv. and Mr. mid Mrs- Sellwooil, of u M f4 t! II tt M n ti u n ri H! fainilv Siileni, (Mr. Karl's sister and husband) on Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Lester Hinper motored to In deponiloneo on Friday to be the guest of Mrs. Willis SiniilL for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Hell wood spent Thanks giving night at the home of Mr. 11. L. Gates Items (Capital Journal Special Soivrce'i fiales. Or., Dee. :l. Carl Smith nr rivi'd huiue from Washington IVidny. Mi. I'nclric and tamily moed lo eiunp Id Satiiidiiv. Mr. and 'Mrs. '.. W. Hall served Tliiuilisniving dinner ut iheir lion.-, and had a lovely time. There were twenty-two guests. It still rains and the snow can !o seen on the iiienntains near tittles. Kthel Wigcns left Snturday for I'o-t-hind wheie she will spend the wititi-t; she has been visiting tier mother, Mrs. ( ollins for some time. Mrs. Fair hus been very ill, but is able to be up and mound u little now Her hii.-bund llammie ts very sick w i: i toiisilitiH. The school children have had a four day vacation and all seem to be e,i , joying themselves. I.nngilon Stafford and Mi'.s Me is were to lie married loday and lcuw for Albauv un their houeyinoiin trip. Mrs. Noun Stafford left for Sale.n flell it Journal wnnt ads -will fell it. DALLAS ITEMS i, team was defeated Tbanlisgiving day a strictly up to date Hotel. hy the Dallas high irhnol team bjv a I m score of to i. ine game was eicit-, Ballston Man Breaka BacK (Capital Journal Special Service) , iny from start to finish and it was only ! ,,()Wnlall , fesideut of Halloa Dee 2 TllOS. t attierwooil rr- on ai-coum oi a iiuraun ... j ' ,r - i i i. Dallas, Dee. t. 1 ? , h tllp ,n,li:n, ,at . w01l ; Balfston neighborhood turned the firs of the jK-ek. frotr , a ten M viMon Ken w,.avi).r, ,,,, lhis W.K i,v Coiumb'ia Mr Catherwooil says that men and good players too. . j Smith of Sheridan and l'lac.ed in the well eiii.ped for eating places, having theTountrv iV in a prosperous condi-; Hotr7nKe8 HaBds ' Dallas hospital suffering with a brok-'two hotels, two restaurants and a nuiii- thvn aad that there Is very little talk, Yn" "ft" ", nt 1,,,-k recuved l.v railing down a ber of boarding houses. niiH,tnndin the fact, "e uw. , a:....:.... :.. un. ... ,,., .! i ii treets Mas oeen imr- tru c """ .. - . men '""... ..i i;.i k. ;., in n vet-v cr t chL com i- mayor on visit w rmiura chased by v. r. r.inioresn i f.ii-.. " 7r " .... u.,.i i Arvnr ud Mrs. K. C. KUkl.alriek I " Dallas Has New Restaurant . Arthur (iriswold o. Forest drove has opened a rcstuiirant in the room west the of the Kosv Korner con feet innearv and , wa; brought Jo j Dr. Wm. Tyler-! of all descriptions. Dallas is now fairly Turner Tidings KC 17-fl-l-ii- wholesome cakes, k.t Oinnsands of the VOUng ' the country are fighting in Europe. II he was digging in Bnllston. I he Klniore m experienced iniuren man n in a very emirni.ru 1....-1 . ..f lnrtln.l. Mr. Klnioie ha- tion as the Irwer limr-s are purnivzeu v,u.l ttu. o ace renovated aa.l put in hiui mk"v -'r'" Tke ClS. l""oo. footbaUifi c.assHonJition and intends to run hi. recovery. (Capital Journal Spciul Service.) Turner. Ore.. Dae. J. Hichnrd firay prepared to serve short order meals; t the Thanlisuiving d;iv with home folks. (rrnnt Fnrris returned fma Canada on Friilav. Mr. and Mrs. It. O. Thomas spent a few- days iu l'ortland this week. Martin Nicely is home from 1'ort bind. Dr. J. W. Unn-oin was a Turner vmit or the first of tho week. entertained for; are in I'orllnnd for a short inisiness (aild-densure trip. biscuits and pastry, use K C BAKING POWDER Always safe and reliable. Hit isn 't all we claim your grocer will refund your money. JAQUES MFG. CO CHICAGO KB