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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1917)
(D?c Da.lnj8yal Journal TAGV. j.k.h r kVI.KM. OKI i. KM DAY. KfcHRl AKY . I'I7 "SALEM'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE" 4 11 Playing the Game Fair In all the :57 years of our business career, we have never used illigitimaie methods or means to get business. Our policy is to give our customers a square deal, fair and reasonable prices for good merchandise. We have never attempted to fool the buying public, and we never shall. When we have to resort to that poKcy to attract Customers, we shall retire from business. YOU ARE SAFE HERE-- Should any price quoted by us, be high-er than our competitors it will be due to an error, or our competitor is underpricing for a purpose. WE SHALL MEET COMPETmON- At all times giving better merchandise for the same price or the same merchandise for less. Money back and every transaction made good- snan never lowei the standard of MEYERS Good Goods. -We Tomorrow is the last day of these specials Mum kills the odor of prespi ration, sale Price 17c Colgate's Talcum Ilea can Java Rice Face Pow der, sells in other stores at 50c . . . 39 Pear's unscented Soap K)r Cuticura Soap 19c Cuticura Ointment 39c Men's 50c Chester Suspenders 1q Men's all 50c Neck wear 39c All 25c Shoe Dressing and Polish 9C Box Arrow Collars, all styles, 10c each Kayser's 60c Silk Gloves 39c Pair Calico and Prints Sc All 10c Shoe Blacking and Polish gr Box Reg $1.25 Silk and Wool Poplins 95c Yd Genuine Ail Wool Epingle The finest grade and not the imita tion, selling to $2 yd, ... J1JJ9 Yd Kaysers Marvel Stripe Silk Hosiery, $1.25 values . . . . 9gc $1.50 values $2.00 values $159 W.B. Corsets YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT MEYERS Butterick Patterns it CONING EVENTS ! February y. Chrrrinu dance for legislator at armory. February 9 Opera "Eraini," is Victrola reeordj at Salem public library, H p. m. February 9 Aaanal theatrical at state penitentiary- February 12. Prof. J. 0. Hall lecture Willamette university, "Remedies Against Purer- ty." February 12. Justice Met am- unt's address on Lincoln be- fore Six o'clock club, M E. 4c church. Febrtary 14. Auxiliary Span- ilk War Veterans St. Valen- tin dance at armory. February 19. Anniversay ob- aervance of Knights of 1'yth- iaa and Pythian Sisters. February 22. Banquet of Sons of the American Revolution. Address bv Kollin K. Page. February 23, 24, 25. Western Oregon Christian Endeavor convent i.. n. First Christian church. I reeeutly demonstrated that actors men over 45 yearn old could ururmplirh as much as men 20 years youuger and J5 ! efficiency clubs are bein organized in ; ".'I larts of the countrv t. demonstrate this truth. Colored beans. U lbs, for $1.00, coo1 M-tiicklv and good flare. Oregon, grown. '. Ward K. Richardson. I'hone 4!H. -o The auxiliary of the Spanish war vet erans cordially invite every citizen of Salem to its charity ball. Feb. 14th. I Proceeds devoted exclusively to pntri otic charities. - 1 An American flag will be dedicated with appropriate ceremonies next lfoa-1 day evening bv members of Salem loduet ! No. 4, A. F. & A. M., at the Masonic; temple. At the meeting of the grand1 lodge in Albany last summer provision ! was made for the placing of the Aineri .can flag in every lodge in this jurisdic tion and Lincoln's birthday has been selected by the Masonic lodge So. 4 of Salem for appropriate exercises. The seakers of the evening will be Justice (Continued on page five.) The Oregon Taxi Co. has put on a night service with a prominent stand at the HOTEL MARION Phone 2010 or 13 CAR5 op Any kimd Any time POLK COUNTY SERVICE Quick, safe and a comfortable Taxi-Launch line. Modern pas senger boat at our command day and night. Permanent Taxi passenger service to all points on the West Side via our new stand at West Salem depot. Phone 700, same as city call. - Journal Want Ads do ffie trick quick. ----------44 - fr-t- lic library Saturday morning at 9:38, Dr. D X. Reechler, dentist, located 3-4 mile north of the fair grounds, Port land road. Owjng to no office expenso nriees reasonable. 1-21 WANTED Household Furniture. Woodry the Auctioneer will pay highest cash price for same. Phone 511. The Woman's Alliance of the Unitar ian church will hold a rooked food tjkte Sat. Feb. 10, at Kay L. Farmers Hard ware Store. Tonight the opera concert on the lec T i ture course of Hie Salem public lib I rary will be the playing of the com- f ; plete opera ot "Ernani," by Verdi, on Victrola records. Heretofore, in the J ( giving of opera in the lecture course,; there have beun but a few records, but Prof. Frank Churchill happens to hnvei u complete record of the opera which he has loaned. A Victrola for the ev ening will be furnished by George C.l WilL Dr. F. H. Thompson, 416 Bank of j Commerce. Practice limited to diseases of eye, car, nose and throat, and gener al surgery. . tf Will pay $5 reward for return of! Flyer bicycle left in front of Perry's drug store Thursday night. Clyde Card nor. & The "45 Efficiency" club will meet; tomorrow evening at 7 : .'10 o'clock in the auditorium of the Salem public library.' Air. Lynch will have charge of the meet- j ing and there will be several speakers from the legislature- It. may be said for the benefit of those who have not heard of the "45 Efficiency" club that the j eligible members are those who are more; than 45 years old. In Chicago it was! GRAND CHERRIAN BALL... Given in honor of the Legislative Assembly Armory, Friday, Feb. 9 Tickets may be secured from any Cherrian, for $1. Ladies free. Music by select CHERRIAN ORCHESTRA Your Last Chance SATURDAY ONLY Wild Rose Sugar Cured Hams . . 25c per lb. ALL MADE FROM SMALL PRIME HOGS TAKE NOTICE SUNKIST ORANGES, 252 to the Box, $2.50 per Box 1-2 Box $1.30 EXTRA FANCY, 126 to the Box, $2.75 per Box 1-2 Box $1.40 BALDWIN APPLES 75c per Box EXTRA FINE ONES The Best Bananas of the Season, .... 30c per Dozen FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT The Finest of the Season 2 for 25c Extra Choice lot 3 for 25c Roth Grocery Co. AA AAAAlui'i'i . . .TT All Around Town that the legislators will show their ap ipreciation of the courtesy by not hold I ing any committee meetings in order , that all members and their wives may I accept the invitations. "Promptness and neatness in watch repairing." Fomoroy and Wallace. 125 Commercial. f I 25c will buy a gooa square meal serv- .. Alderman Q. C. Millett tn stavtnir ' Dressmakers ati. t . 4 family style at George Bros. Res home mm-n-dnvs. He is not Only '"' brail, street in 8a-. U.m.nt. I, Mate St., two doors west , hl), ,lulne ,... , , ,,.,;, ,,;., let... Kent jeasonnble. 163 X. Libertv. M 0111 1 ' L ' " hj been in bed. all on account of'aj , o L, I Nvere attack of the measles Mlss Merriam will not be able to Calendars-- We are delivering the last ' 0 ' finish the story of Peter Pan on 8tur-1 tot which arrived late. Wait Bhipp Co. "it pays to trade where things are Onlkg, but the has promised to do tf made" The La Corona cigar is aide!"? very so""- Miss lH!!i" will tell three! o l in Salem. ; of the old folk fables: "The Princess nuwmuinuiciu is maae uiai an iudii 0 vtiuinni No One ( ould Silence,'' "Pre tilting oils have advanced from two to The Salem Woman's club will meet ! mentown M nsiciaons. ' ' ami "The Cm JO cents and that all greases will ud- tomorrow in the Y. W. C. A. rooms. ' 11,1(1 the Mouse in the Malthouso " A'l nce in proportion. Hoard meeting at 'J, club at '' :.'!(. Co ..children are invited to come to the pub- , o - loniaj tea at 8:30. E L. Stiff & Son's unction sale of: n ! " w and 2nd Band furniUtro Sat. 1:80 It is pretty well understood that as j -- B-i j '" :'" X- '2l ""' ' heirians are giving the dance to When in SALEM. OREGON, stop at Old time dance at Ryan hall Sat. eve. litators, that all Cherriaua will be them -r.u. iv. r.v-iooo cms. Z-Sjin their while II1H HI SE IMI suits and red lies, anil 12i2 ONE OF THE ADVANTAGES OF LIVING IN SALEM Is your ability to buy goods at these prices: Albers :Wc package Cereals 25c Golden Rod :?0c package Cereals 25c Cream of Wheat 20c Cream of Rolled Oats per pound .............. 5c Olympic Pancake Flour 25c Best Creamery Butter , , , 45c We are selling all canned goods for less than to day's wholesale price. Oranges, dozen 15c. 20c, 25c, 30c One-half Case $1.20; full Case, any size $2.35 "BY THIS SIGN 12H WE BOTH WIN" J. L. BUSICK & SON 118 SOUTH COMMERCIAL ST. 299 NORTH COMMERCIAL 1 2 X TW0 8T0EES- pHONE 198 X BLIGH HOTEL Strictly Modem Free and Private Baths j RATES: 75c, $1.00, 51.50 PER DAY The only hotel in the business district. I Nearest to all Depots, Theatres and Capitol Buildings. A Home Away From Home. T. O. BLIGH, Prop. 1 Both Phones. Free Auto Bus CoronA ine personal writing machine 4 1 S mm SS ;Wr I Price $60 Call or write for descriptive mat- ter. 0. M. LOCK. WOOD, Distributor 218 N. Com'l 8t. - Salem Or. T HI! :sgs sags THE FARMERS CASH STORE Paves the Way TO A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS FUTURE DURING EVERY MONTH OVER $500 5 sssg SSB& aaaE sssg sssg an mS Clean, Fresh, Airy Rooms HOTEL LOUVRE . aasa is! Is given away by cutting prices. You ask how it is done? The answer is very simple. Do you realize that delivery would cost, over $200 per month, credit is a big expense, costly fixtures is another and high rent is another. All these have been done away with and you have the benefit by the CUT PRICES SS"! ssSS 11 : H0TE LOUVRE J (Formerly Hotel Keith) 459 State St. Phone 1100 Rooms 50c to $1.00 a Day Special Rates bv the Week MR8. M. M. LAY, Proprietor aaaaiiiM HaaaBaaaaaaaaiBBBaaaBBBHaBBBaBf BBBaaBaaaaBamaaaaBBBBBaaBBBBBB IBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIlBBBBBBBBHflBBBBBllBBBBflBBBHBBBBBaiBBBBBlBBBBISIHlB
