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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1917)
1 V . t i MMMMts SEVEN - NEW TODAY - THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON,' THURSDAY, OCT., 11, 1917. ' " 1 . I I! ,1 .11 ft ..sv, MlllMMMMIHMMMMMM mtf1 MKHHMM ) . f44 CLASSIFIED ADVEETIBXNO BATES Bate per Word New Today: juaea insertion per word le Ob week (6 insertions) per word 5 On month )26 insertions)per word17c "an uapital Journal will not bo re sponsible for more than one insertion for errori in Classified Advertisements Bd your advertisement the first day it appears and notify ns immediately Minimum charge 15e, WOOD SAWINQ WANTED Phone 1014. 11-13 FOB SALE 6 weeks old pigs. C. N. Buggies, B. 8, box 172. 10-10 FOB SALE Mule colt 6 months old. Phone 89F11. 10-15 WANTED Home eanned fruit. H. C. care Journal. tf FOB SALE 1917 Ford. Phone 2405. 10-11 WANTED By young man, job driv ing Ford car. 1230 N. 4th. 10-12 WANTED TO BUT Fat cattle, wiU pay top price. Peoples Mawet. Phone 994. tf FOB RENT Attractive 5 room flat with sleeping porch and fireplace, heat furnished. 1234 Court. Phone 1521J. 10-12 BEANS THRESHED See Edw. Ros tcin, care Rostoin & Oreenbaum, 240 N. Com! St., also bean cutter for rent n.n WANTED By elderly gentleman light chore work on ranch, experi enced and reliable Address E. G. care Journal. 10-13 WANTED Two salesmen for Marion, Linn and Benton counties. Selling ana collecting lor tne singer Sew ing Machine Co. 337 State St. 10-17 FOR SALE Entire furniture for six' room house, including dishes, rugs, cooking utensils, etc., for $300 cash. Phone 1597J. tf FOR SALE CHEAP Carriage and wa gon. Inquire 666 N. Summer. 10-13 FOR SALE Indian motorcycle, eheap Call 140 N. 17th. tf FINE 2 YEAR OLD JERSEY BULL V for sale. Phone 53F5. 10-12 WANTED A girl to do cooking and down stairs work. Phone 658. 10-11 WANTED A farm hand. Phone 53F13 10-13 WANTED An experienced dairyman. Call 491 or 143L tf FOB RENT Sleeping and office rooms in Hubbard bldg. Call room 304. tf HAYE YOTJ WOOD SAWINQ t OaR Dhona 7. tf FIRST CLASS ASH AND SECOND ornwth fir. Ed Nelson. Phone 1357 10-15 WANTED TO REiVT Pasture for sheep, horses and cattle. M- Longele B. 2. iu-13 WANTED School girl to work for board. Call evenings. Phone 1491. 10-12 FINE ROOM FOR TWO STUDENTS with board and bath, very reason able, be auiek. Phone 798W. 10-13 FOR SALE Heavy team, 5 and 6 years old, well broken, perfectly matched, cheat). Call 88F3. 10-13 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Jersey hnll. Phone 100F32. W. Li. MCtvin nev. Rt. 6. box 121. 10-13 TOR SALE 20 head of pigs, weigh ing about 50 to 60, lbs. a piece. Price 7.00. M. Lenacle. B. 2. 10-13 LOST Pink crochot yoke between ar mory and S. P. depot, Tuesday night. Leave at ComDton's store. 10-11 s MflU wanted for work on baler im mediately. Good wages. Phone 577 nr 1110. " 10-12 VOR SALE Oats and vetch. 3 cents pound. Inquire at fair grounds. Sil verton road. J- C. Mullen. 10-12 GOOD MEALS WELL SERVED IN private home, rates by month. 'S92 N. Church. Phono 1013. 10-11 FOR RENT 8 room house with gar aee. strictly modern. Call mornings or evening. 140. N. 17th. tf EVERBEARING ' STR A W B E R R Y rlants 25c per doz. Phone 1051W. 1 10-11 FOR RENT Farm of 65 acres one mile north of Waconda. F. W. Eg gar, Gervais, R. 2. 1015 FOUND Purse, owner can have same by calling at Fruitland store and paying for ad. , 10-11 GET YOUR TRESPASS NOTICES New sapply of cloth one t Capital Journal. " NICE FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING apartments. 491 N. Cottage. Phone 8203. WANTED TO RENT Small home property, suitable for chicken rais ine. walking distance. Alvin Becker, B. 1, Independence, Or. FOR SALE All or part of 80 acres, - 65 first class beaverdam, fine for suDaividing. A. Weinert, Salem, Rt 9. 10-11 FOR TRADE 2 year old beef cow for rresn mint cow, or one Iresh soon John Slocum, Fruitland, Or. Phono 86F25. 10-15 FOR SALE 100 cords of second trrowth fir wood for sale in the tim ber. B. Cunningham. Phone 21F2. Al so good work mare for sale. 10-11 fMAUTiUAijijY new Packard piano for sale at a bargain. Bench to match. Am leaving otate. Inquire W. A. Clements, Ryan building. 10-16 FOR SALE Cheap "for cash, nice driv ing Horse, new top buggy and nar noss, or will trade for young stock or noavy xarm norse. 007 . (Jaw tol. 10-12 tun BAJLjs several lots close in, on paved street, .would be a A-l loca tion for a factory, or any large build ing. Inquire at Journal office or 670 Mill St. 10-20 AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK implements and grain, Friday Oct, 12 at 1 p. m. at McGee ranch, 4 miles west of Salem on Lincoln road. Albert Ruge, owner. 10-11 FOR RENT Strictly modern 6 room house with garage, close in on paved street. O. L. Fisher, 740 South Com mercial St. 10-11 FOR SALE Cows, heifers, young ulyde work horses, one driving norse, a good work horses, separa tor used short time. M.. W. care Jour nal, tf THERE ARE VACANCIES FOR TWO more pupils in the Willamette train ing school. Pupils should have at least one year of high school. Apply to Mrs. R. C. Lyle, superintendent. 10-13 YOUNG BUSINESS MAN WANTS room with breakfast and dinner, in private home, where he can have use of garage or convenient to one that can be had. Address Y 12 care Journal. 10-13 NOTICE OF ASSESSMTNT For the Cost of Improving the Alley In Block 47, City of Salem To the unknown Mwner of west 34 feet of east 63 feet of lot 8, block 47. city of Salem: -ou are hereby notified that the assessment levied by ordinance No. 1510, upon your west feet of east ii3 feet ot lot 8, block 47, city of Sa lem, between Ferry street and State street, amounts to . $20.94. Said assess ment was entered in the docket of city liens on the 3d day of October, 1917, as a charge and lien against said prop erty, and is now due and payable to the city treasurer. This notice is served upon you Dy publication thereof for ten days in the Daily Capital Journal by order of the common council. -Date of first publication hereof is October 6th, 1917. . Recorder of the city of Salem Oct 18 SALEM'S EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS NEMO MAKE OF CORSETS. SPECIAL CARE GIVEN TO FITTINGS AT ALL TIMES. BUTTERICK PATTERNS FEATURED ONLY AT THIS STORE. A GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION AND NO MIS CUTS MADE fofr this most reliable Pattern Service tt It tt The Season's Newest Modes In Ladies1 Wanted Ready-to-Wear Appreciating the great demand for popular priced Suits and Coats this season we have prepared this most inter esting special for your consideration. Serges, Poplins, Velours, Gaberdines, Cheviots and Dovetine materials made into the most approved stylish garments. Extra special values because of the special price and also for the rising markets that make suph garments hard to buy. Priced this week end for quick selling Suits in a lot at $21.85 Coats to sell at jjg gij Make this saving this week. i IP i ' Here Are Shoe Specials That Are of Interest to You: A broken line of many styles of high grade Shoes of popular models including the new mili tary heels, also of the high Louis dress 'heel. A great -variety of leathers and shapes, values up to $8.50. To close out the entire lot at only.. $1.95 FOR THESE SHOES Broken assortment of Ladies Patent, Vici and Tan Shoes both in lace and button; good serviceable Shoes; not a complete line but a wonderful buy of those who find their fit; only $1 95 Pair . MEN'S SHOES $2.50 Button and lace Shoes of Patent Leather, splendid quality but the line is incnmnlptp Broken lots only. While they last ..... . $2.50 Pair 10-13 I CAN USE A FEW FIRST CLASS cows, fresh or to freshen soon. State ' price and full particulars. J. S. 5 care .n,n1 1013 GOOD KINNEY SEED WHEAT FOR nale, average 40 bushels per acre ti,;. rr (Toll or phone 39F3. E. Iunigan, Jr., Et. 7, box 141 10-12 TEN CENTS A DOUBLE BOLL AND upward for choice wall paper at Bu '. xvmitnrA store. 179 Commer- St. ' tf BEANS We will pay cash for beans tihone 222 or write and I will call on you- Chas. E. Lebold. tf BARGAIN New five room bungalow 995 N. 20th street, blffet, paneled dining room, fire place, mee pree" lwn. price 1150. 500 eash, Write A. M. Matlock, Dallas, Or. 10 13 FOR SALE Or .will trade for farm property, 8 room house and seven lots, bam, ehicken fcoase, garage. Only 3 blocks from Court House aad on paved street. Address C D. eare Journal. 20 ACRES 3 miles front rood town. 15 acres in cultivation, 5 acres tim ber and pasture, 5 acres bearing or chard, 7 room honse, barn, ehieken louse, will take Salem property to L;v-J hi s tJ -i in' Pebecca of flnrybrooh Farm. at Art croft Wrfure "Rebecca i delightful from begin ning to end; she is jnst the nicest child In American literature." said Thomas Bailey Aldrich, the author of When Ton Taka Cold With the average mat a cold is serious matter and should not be tri fled with, as some of the most danger ous diseases start with a common cold. Take Chamberlain Cough Remedy and get rid of your cold as quickly as possible. Ton are not experimenting remedy, n BLACK MESSALINE SILKS Fine quality of soft and firm Messaline, 36 inches wide. Beauty its main feature service runs a close second. Sells at $1.50 regular. For this week end only 9gc Yd. NEW COMFY KLOTH COATING Comes 54 inches wide in shades of Re.Mustard, Blues and Blacks. The most wanted material 'for Autumn and Winter Coats. Good and warm and just what Fashion has approved. Friday and Saturday $2.50 Yd. THE SEASONS NEWEST , SILKS Stripes and Plaids in all the new Fall pattern effects. 36 inches wide in the wanted qualities of Taffetas, Messalines and Serge Silks. Regulaf $1.95 Silks for Friday and Saturday only $1.49 Initial HandkVh'fs 59c Box New Initial Hanks of sheer Bastiste in white and colored borders, 3 in . a box. Absolutely new and just in the store, only 59c Box Oriental Laces at 49c White and Venice edges, 4 inches wide. Extra ordi nary values in this line of fine Oriental Laces 49c Yd Ladies' Large size Hose 27c Out sizes in cotton Hose, comes in black with white foot. Its hard to find a Hose like this at 27c a pr. New Gauze Lisle Hose. Onyx make, in black cot ton lisle for this week end special 29c Pair BEAUTIFUL RIBBONS 49c YARD Pretty patterns of popular Dresden designs in high grade silk Ribbons. Blue, Maise and Rose color ef fects; widths 6 to 7Y2 inches. For fancy novelties and Xmas gifts, hair bows, etc 49c yJ Stamped Sewing Aprons Dress Ginghams Special Pretty designs, stamped and cross Regular quality Dress Ginghams, 32 bar Dimity, very neat and attractive inches wide in many, pretty patterns and at this price won't last long. of Plaids, Stripes and Checks, excel- 0nly 29c Each lent for school wear or for home use. Stamped Gnest Towels ' f Linen Towels, dainty and prettily de- Large .Huck Towels signed in New Stamped patterns, A good roomy Towel 18x36 inches, hemstitched and of good size. Specie Pure white, unsurpassed for service, ally adapted for guest use, only 39c 3 for Children's Winter Underwear Men's Shirts at $1.10 The famous line of Merode hand finished , garments. They come in wool or cotton, Jugular quality, high grade sizes 4 years to 14 years, two piece kind. f f rf ne.w Fall patterns of Never have a better chance to supply an' latest designs. Made of woven absolute need at this price- 3QC Garment fadras and come in all sizes . J3b imiuiuu from 14 up. Here is a real op- Children's Fleeced Underwear portunity to buy shirts for less Vests and Pants of warm and soft cotton than regular. Priced Friday fleeced, sizes 6 to 12 years, only 35c Eac, and Saturday only .... $110 Hemstitched Voile Curtains . Cotton Bed Comforts An all round Curtain for any room in Full double size cotton filled and silk- the house. White or ecru, 2 3-8 yards oline covered. Chilly nights demand long, regular $1.50 value; special for such as these. Regular $1.50 grade the week end, only $119 pajr at yg hi u c ii d j Best Comfort Batts marquisette specially rncea Wool and cotton mixed, 72x84 size, 36 inches wide, splendid quality, plain weight 2 pounds, neatly rolled for ecru color. Any number of yards. easy use. Best for warmth and Priced special at . ; J9c Yard weight. Regular $189; special $J gg YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT Erpfp Crystal White Soap 71 ifCMLtr: 8. JJLOOOPXPQOP S bee Fndays Paper. ENDING THE WEEK WITH TWO DAYS OF SPECIAL MONEY SAVING SELLING A few specials from around the store that will make the week end a lively shopping time for this store $5.65 per Pair it tt n t AAAAA-.A... ........... I 2,000. Pnec, $3o00. H. A. Johnson . . ' . . , Company. established reputation. It contains no . . . nn n I V opium or other narcotic. Obtainable er- JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY e. "The story of a bad boy," and per haps there can be no better descrip tion of youthful Keherca. As a classic for old and young, "Hcbecca of 8un nybrook Farm" takes rank beside "Little 'Women" in the hearts of the American public, who mingle tears and smilas in affectionate interest oven her progress toward womanhood. The story has been translated into several languages and is nsed for English read ing in the public schools of European cities. In this famous story now ap pears America's Sweetheart. Mary Pickford, in its screen adaptation. A more fitting association comd not have been selected for either "Little Ma ry" or for the film portrayal of the book. The new Fickford-Artcraf t pie tore will appear at the Oregon theater commencing Sunday. Some of the old time farmers in Xew Hampshire are chortling because it cost the state college professors 80 cents a bushel to raise their potatoes, not counting their own labor. Those farmers needn't get so funny. Maybe it is costing tbem as much or more to rs i se their spndu, if th cy only Knew it. Capital Journal Want Ads Oets Result. Pro-German Agitator Is Sent to Prison Davenport, It., Oct. 11. Daniel H. Wallace, of Chicago, organizer of the League of Humanity, a pacifist organ ization, was sentenced to twenty years in renerai prison oy f ederal judge Mar tin Wade here today. Wallace immed iately gave notice of appeal to the cir cuit court. His bond was fixed at (25,-00. Wallace wai found guilty of viola- aitno or the espionage law by a jury here several days ago. He was arrested and indicted together with six prom inent Davenoorters, following a speech here in which he discouraged enlist ments in the army and urged evasion of the selective service law. L C Fisher Accidentally Killed la California L. C. Fisher, who was accidentally killed while hunting at Paeerville, Cal., was an uncle of Clare Y. Yibbert of, the Ladd ft Bush bank. The body will be brought to Kalem for burial and will arrive Saturday. Buriul will be in the Odd Fellows cinetery. Sir. Fisher for many years lived on the Fisher donation land claim in Kci zer Bottom and about one year ago went to Plaeerville, prospecting for min erals. He is survived by four sisters and one half-sister: Mrs. B. F. Ramp, of Brooks; Mrs. Sarah Irvine of Independence; Mrs. L. J. Vibbert of 8alem; Mrs. J. 8. Wyant of Ban Francisco, and Mrs. E. J. Bobinaon of The Dalles. Lmnber-Laden Vessel WiflBeJctal Wreck Eureka, Cal., Oct. 11. The steam schooner Quinalt went ashore at Point Gorda yesterday and will be a total loss, according to messages received here late this afternoon. The crew and passengers took to the life boats and landed safely at Shelter Orove. There were no casualties. The vessel went ashore in a heavy RAILWAY MEN WANT RAISE Washington, Oct. 11 Demand for a wage increase, probab ly 25 per cent, is contemplated by the four big railway broth erhoods, Vice President W. N'. l)oak of the trainmen admit ted hero today. Increased liv ing costs without any wage ad vance since the war opened will be the basis of the demand I OFFICIAL BALL FIGURES. Polo Grounds, Xew York, Oct. 10. Offi.inl figures: Attendance, 3.1,777. Receipts, 73,403. KatiunH commission, 7,340.30 Players' ishare, TO,b37.t2. Each club 1112.54. fog. The Qlinalt is a steam schooner of 450 tons and is owned by the Brookings Lumber company of Brookings, Oregon. Ietails s to the number of persons who were on board at the time of the wreck have not been received here. For a Muddy Complexion Take Chamberlain 's Tablets and adopt a diet of vegetables and cereals. Take oudtoor exercise daily and your comnlexion will oe greatly improved within a few months. Try it. Obtain able everywhere. Pacific Coast League Standings W. L. Pet. Man Francisco 109 S5 Los Angeles 105 8i Walt Lake . 03 fto Portland 92 89 Oakland i. 91 101 Vernon 76 117 Yesterday 'i Results At San Francisco San Francisco 3, Portland . At Vernon Oakland 1, Vernon 2. At Salt Lake Los Angeles 3, Salt Lake 5. .oh-3 .550 .511 .503 .473 .39 JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY tt
