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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1916)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON, WROXESPAY, DEC. 1, 1916. THREE The Magnet that Draws the Crowds Pratum Items M The Great Retiring From Business Sale of the GALE & CO. Department Store with its tremen dous force of genuine Bargains, came as a blessing to the people of the great Willamette Valley, especially at tkis time, before Christmas and with three or four months of winter ahead of us. Thousands of men, women and children are expressing their apprecia tion ofit,lalk about it and boost for it. The SQUARE DEAL of this great sale has won their enthusiastic support. If you want to save money on your Christmas bills, dry goods bills, shoe bills, underwear and hosiery bills, or everything else you need for the entire family, then follow the crowds to this great sale and you mill al ways thank yourself for doing it. GALE & COMPANY Formerly the Chicago Store Corner Court and Commercial Streets Salem, Oregon f- i':: mi ill Journal tyerial snf. Pratuin. Ow, Set, 12. Mr. Albert j Beutler, nf Portland, ia visiting homo j folk. Mr. Emit Leisy lett last Wednesday I for California. He will visit w ith Nav 1 fives while there anil owing to his' I health will remaiii for the winter. Miss l.iuda Leisy, of Sah in. sent Sunday with home folks- Master Kugeue I.ilke in ill at his borne west of I'rntnm. Mr litii.nl Weltv III visiting with! 'hi parents. -Mr. ami Mrs. J. W. Welfy.j I He has been working as a forest ranger for the government "" ls "talioneil j near Brio.teiihush. Mr. .lay Graham, also of Brietenbnsli, i :i visit inu with his father. Mr. J. J. (iraham. Mr. and Mrs. We.lel, of the Mennonite hospital, of Salem, visited with relatives i and friends in this community Sunday. Mr. and Mrs August Kufner enter , tained Mr. nud Mrs. l'eter Knfner and I other friends from near Nulem at their j notne Sunday. , Mrs. Cornu as a Salem visitor to-1 dnv. Monday. Miss Ida Maurer left for Salem Wed nenhiv. Several farmers of this vicinity will exhibit samples of their produce at the approaching corn and potato show in Sa ; lein. Master Host Kolbe. who had the mis fortune to accidentally burn his face on the stove, is again able to attend: s hool. Salem visitors Sal unlay were: Mr. l'icd Manlic Mr. Otto Beutler, Mrs. Eafl Pooler and daughter Loene, Mrs. John Cuirv and daughter Helen. Mrs. F'.da Hoot. Mi-s Lyre and the Misses Eleanor and Ksther Sclmup. Ow-ins? to the aoMoai'Iiiiu' holidays the number of people wending cityward is unusually largo. Fruitland Notes I (Capital Journal Special Service.) Fruitland, Ore., Dec. 12. Mrs. H. 0. p.vesslor has been seriously ill the last j few days, but is better now. H. Todd, our teacher, reports thai , the present school attendance is larger 4 than last winter and quite a number j of nnnils have moved out of the (lis-' 1 1 net too. There is some talk of having a Ohrkrt- ! mas program here. I I believe the Capital Journal visits about everv home in Fruitland. j Monday Supervisor ( lark was on the i road w ith his mud scraper doing about as much good as harm. If he would only I plow- some wide, deep furrows 111 toe road bed these showery uitys it wouni fmake it a little harder for some of lis tq I I get to our mail boxes. -Neighbor t larii jis a good man and a good republican and count improve as a roan uuniici. Those Salem merchants who send out those big bed spread posters through the i mails announcing unheard-of "lire j sales," and "removal sales" and "g i inn out of business" sales, etc., etc., are i doing a lot of good, they keep some Oi us in kindling as welTas informed about ' those ' ' ruinous prices. ' ' Our local merchant. Mr, Coulson, has 'oiled his store flour. Now when you Isten and fall down on it all you have to do is to get up. feel around behind ''you and try to find out what struck von. PRACTICAL (JIF JjJ FOB FOR MEN AND BOYS The best that you can give HIM is something to wear. Men and boys appreciate clothing more than any other gift. This is the store to buy gifts for men and boys. SUITS. OVERCOATS. SHIRTS, HATS, TIES, SHOES, UNDERWEAR. Brick Brothers Corner State and Liberty Streets The House that Guarantees Every Purchase. CATARRH LEADS TO CONSUMPTION Catarrh is ns much a blood etfeease as scrofula or rheumatism. It mi y he relieved, but it eannot be removed by simply local treatment. It. earn ? headache and dizziness, impairs the iaste, smell and henring, afreet Ihe voice, deranges me digestion, ana breaks down the genera healih.' It weakens the delicate lung tissues ana leads to consumption. Hood's Sarsapai ilia goes to tl; I sent of t he (rouble, purines the blood, and is so sueceiaful that it is known as the best remedy for catarrh. Hood's Sarsarrarilla gtrengtbont and tones the whole system. It rTtrildS lip. Ask your druggist for Hood'-, and insist on having it. There is no real substitute. I Saturday's Capital Journal had six ..Bulmy.. Mei ring, who plays "Lieut, picture "dreadfuls" about "Brainy Tearv." of the Battleshin Orecron in Bowers' Stagnant Brains." T had I cousin once By the name 01 Dowers, our 1 1 lie wns not Joe from Missouri who had a i I brother Ike. People in that state do not I let llieir brains stagnate, though they: jdo vote the democratic ticket. Fruitland can, bout of but two nuto I mobiles and hem e can also report that 'the death rate is not increasing, MR. TAFT'S IDEA Of IT "Mr. Roosevelt," Ttuid former. Presi- I dent Tafl, with a smile, " puis all ot our ' presidents in two classes, the Lincoln I class anil the Hurhniinti class. He places i himself in the Lincoln class aiuMne in Peary," of the Battleship Oregon in "The Dictator," Grand theatre to morrow evening. Mcelroy in salem A rrangements ompleted McElroy w ere dnv bv which J, leased the Commercial club rooi the owner, George Kohlbagen, to ll us of and the Bud an class." In so doing he re- 'will open up soon with games and amusements ot all sorts with reading room and many other features incident (with such an establishment. I .Mr. McKlroy, who only recently ar- I rived in the city, was formerly u rcsi donl of Salem where he conducted a minds me ot the boy who came home i 'from school and said to his father: "I. Ian the best scholar in the class." !"Vhcn did the teacher tell you that f" 'asked the father- "She didn't tell me," aid th b6y, "I noticed it myself." Mrs. J. P. Potter returned from a I week's visit with her parents in Stuy I ton. ! Mrs. ,1. K. BhftW and Miss Stella Dean gave a cosinme dancing puny in utv Hammpnd hull satunluy nigin. r.vory ' one to represent children. A very en I joy able evening was spent. I 'Miss .lean Mcintosh left Monday Imornilis for a two weeks' vacation. similar business with great success. He intends to start with a grand opening shortly after the first of the year at which time he.believes he will have ob tained the fixtures which he has ordered and will be established on a firm basis. One of the features jvhich will be in troduced will be a completely furnished bowling alley, the fixtures for which were ordered this afternoon and which should arrive in u short lime. This un doubtedly will prove very popular and will be well patronized as local residents have had little opportunity to practi e their skill at this exercise for sevei-.il years. Ifoseburg 'ews. silverton works for permanent library Silverton, Or., Dec. t:l. Members of the special committee, appointed soma lime ago from the Silverton ("ouiuiei1 ciul club, are working hard to seen o a permanent library For this city. A petition Is being circulated for signers Who favor the proposition. A laro percentage of the business men a baeklnfl the movement. Although not specified in the por tion the committee is laying plans Id secure u Carnegie building. A one mill tax is asked of the city in tie l!M" budget, three tenths to be us. I iii maintaining the present library, two tenths for the purchase of books 81 I five tent lis to be placed In the staking FUad for the purpose of purchasing site for a permanent library. Mr J. H. Shaw went to Portland Willamette Valley News Macleay News everything points to one of the liest 1 pjogranis ever held in this community, i The plays which will be presented iare: "The House-party at Brinkley's", , "Sorrow in Santa Clans Land", and Little Men." Each is carried out by officers. ' a fine cast of local talent and the frequent rehersals tend to prove that be ot more than usual Iv returned home the loggi ng ( apital Journal Special Service.) Macleav, Or., Bee. 13. Macleay Grange met at the Hall last Friday to hold the annual election ot omeen An all dav meeting was held, th members discussing the problents of the plays will "State and National Rural ( redits,' merit. I aud 'What parents owe their Chil- ' The Parent-Teachers' Association dren." A fine program, short but well-has announced that all those who at ehosen was given during the afternoon tend this program will receive a fine by Mr. H. E. Martin, Mrs. H. E. Mar-, Christmas present. Every one is in tin and Miss Genevieve Patton. A vited to attend. The entertainment, partial list of the newly elected of- will be held in the Macleay Grange ficers includes: W. A. Jones, worthy hall. master; H. E. Maitin. overseer: Miss The Young People's Bible Class will, Genevieve Patton, steward; John Tek- hold their monthly class party at the' enburg, assistant steward; Mrs. Waldo, : IiCiitz home next Friday evening. Dec, Pomona, and Mrs. Tekenburg, Ceres; 51. All the class members are invited. Mr B. E. Martin was re-elected lec to attend. turer The Woman's Aid met at the, Prink ehickesn dinner was served at home last Thursday and Held a very noon bv the ladies of the Grange, enjoyable meeting. The Mesdames . which was enjoved bv all present. Mr. Denham, Prink, Garrett, and Powers; and Mrs Tenkenburg' were detained at served a very fine luncheon at noon. home and were greatly missed. Mrs. G. E. Tower joined the. society ; The Macleav Parent-Teachers' As- during the day. sociation will present a Christmas pro- Mrs. Beury Young is visiting with gram to the public Fndav evening, inenas in umium, wicKuu. .-..; i December 22 at g p. m. Three plays expected home this week. are being prepared for the occasion and ! William and Carl Lentz have recent- camps where they hav'e been working during the past few months. 'Hill", ns he is known here, reports eighteen inches of snow in the Tillamook conn try where he has been working. Carl, who has been at Hlack Rock tells of two feet of snow on the summit. Mrs. If. 0. Taylor visited at the H. E. Martin home last Tuesday and while there, assist. 'if in the tying of a quilt. Theron Russell is now amonir the progressive farmers of the community, having obtained a 'phone. This utility was installed last Wednesday. His number is 2HF12. Mrs. Kirschner has been somewhat under the weather during the. past week. It is understood that at present she is better. Perry Taylor had the misfortune of losing "one of his horses last Sunday morning. He had started for town and had gone as far as the George Kdwards place when the animal suddenly took sick. It died soon after. The H. Os Taylor family motored to Salem Friday evening to hear Glen E. Ellison, the Scotch baritone, at the Grand Opera house. P. f, Campbell, who has been seri ously ill lately" is reported as being much .better. The Lentz home, has been consider ably el red lately by the strains of music from the new organ which they recently purchased. Oscar Chapman has been improving the highway ninth of his home by re moving several oak tree? which shaded and overhung the road. Mis. Kaiser, who has been seriously ill for some time, has recovered and was able to motor to aim last Sat? unlay . An epidemic of !rippo has been trav eling through, the country during the past few weeks. Among thoBC who haw been reported ill from this disease are the Bailie and .1. M. Martin families. - Mill City Items (Capital Journal Special Service.) Mill City, Ore., Bee. 13. (ilen Hen ness was operated on tor appendicitis last week and is getting along fine- Dr. Byrd, of Salem, assisted Br. Allen with the operation. Mr. John Swift and family, of Al berta, are visiting his parents, Mr. and (Mrs. Newton Swift, and other relatives. 'the B. B. B club was entertained bv Mrs. Ralph Lewis last week in the ! Hill apartments. A fine time is report j ed. Mrs. OHn being the lucky member, i As the club will not meid again until after the holidays each member drew a Christmas present. Mrs. D. B- Hills' aunt and uncle are I visiting them at present. Saturday on business. Mr. Martin Crabfreo died December of pneumonia and was taken to Crnl tree for burial. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Turnidge hav been on. the sick list the past week. 'Bell Thompson, of Albeita, spent tl week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mr Ed Thompson. Mr. Sweet, who was hurt at Potter camp, is still in a critical condition i the hospital here. jfffi King Bing Bill Lerchen, who plays "Bill Jonei" the steward in "The Dictator" tomorrow night. 1 The Safe Side "Those of us who are wise," says a well-known doctor, "will keep on a safe side hy using only those foods that contain everything Na ture puts into them." A bit of good advice, that. Many foods, as usually prepared, especially cereals, are lacking in the vital mineral elements phosphate of potash, etc., which the body must have for perfect balance and health. ( There is one food, Grape-Nuts which is rich in these elements, containing, as it does, all the nutriment of whole wheat and barley. It is a delicious food, affording the sweetness of dextrinized wheat and the distinctive flavor of malted barley. Every table should have its daily ration of Grape Nuts. "There's a Reason"
