Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 14, 1917, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFIVE 4t I NEW TODAY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES Bate per word New Today: Each insertion, per word le One week (6 insertions) per word 5c One month (26 insertions) per word -. ..... 17c The Capital Journal will not be re sponsible for more than one insertion for errors in Classified Advertisement. Bead your advertisement the first day it appears and notify us immediately. MirHmum charge, 15e. HAVE YOU WOOD SAWING t Call phone 7. tf FOB SALE Year old White Leghorn hens. Call 2510J1. 11-14 S00 SCORE CAED pads for sale, Jour nal office. tf TRADE Cow and cash for a Ford. 841 Mill St. 11-14 WaNTED Wood entters. Phone 105S K. . . tf SPRING pullets, also rabbits, cheap. 1121 Fir St. 11-15 WANTED Delivery boy at Peoples Meat Market. 11-15 WANTED Wood cutters. Phone 33F 24. 11-16 YOUNG man wishes inside work. Best of reference. Phone 925 Turner. 11-15 BOY wishes work in" town driving de livery car, or other work, 375 S 17th. 11-14 FOR RENT 5 room cottage on 23d St., 1 block north of State. Phone 642J. 11-15 FOR RENT Eight aeres near town, eight dollars per month. Box 5, Tur ner, Or. 11-14 WANTED Man with tools to cut few cords wood, in town. 1510 State St. Phone 1156M. 11-15 FOR SALE An open top, rubber tired buggy. A. B. Mootry,"R. 4, Phone 65F5. 11-14 bOW and pigs for sale, or pigs without the sow. Phone 58F3. 11-15 I BARGAIN 50 acres botton land, new house. $2000. Easy terms. Wood, Bayne bldg- 11-15 EGGS WANTED-High cash price paid 481 State St. 11-20 FOR 'RENT Furnished 5 room mod ern house. Phone 883W. 11-19 WANTED Good well matured ship ping potatoes. Salem, Fruit Co. 11-31 LARGE steamed front room with board, suitable for two. 461 N. High. 11-14 1916 FORD for sale in A-l condition, 325. Inquire at Pool hall under O E. depot. tf FOR RENT 6 room furnished house at 481 Union St.r rent reasonable. Call at 770 N. Cottage. 11-15 TOG GENBURG milch goats for sale, fine buck and two does, both bred. A. Hood, Chemawa, Or. 11-20 PERMANENT' tenants want 4 or 5 room modern bungalow. Phone 403 R. 11-14 WANTED To buy an auto delivery or runabout, Ford preferred. H. M. Ba ker, 645 Ferry St. Puone 1806W. tf NICE FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING Apartments- 491 N. Cottage. Phone 2203. tf WANTED- TO BUY Fat cattle, will pay top price. Peoples Market. Phone 894. tf FQB BENT 5 room modern bungale 7 at 240 N. '18th St. $15 per month Clarke & Acheson 141, N. High St. Phono 474. 11 15 POTATOES We are always in the market for small lots or car lots, why look for other buyerst Mangis Bros. : tf GEESE for Thanksgiving, write for prices, T. JS. Ailenby, U. 1, box 4J, Turner, Or. 11-13 WANTED Team of bay mares, about 1300 lbs-, broke single and double, True and sound. E. H- Moore, Rt. 8, box 117. Salem. 11-15 FOR RENT 3 desirable furnished roomB, for gentlemen, in central lo-. cation, good home cooking. llii Court. 11-15. WANTED Young girl 1'to assist in house and care of children afternoon and evenings. Call 560 Chemeketa St. mornings. 11-15 20 GOOD men wanted at once, inside work, the year round; we work our men on the merit plan. Call b to o p, m. 1973 North Com. 11-17 FOR SALE 10 acre orchard, 5 acres bearing, 3 miles south on good rock, road- Price S15UU. $400 down good time on balance. 14(8 Ferry St A. B. Browning. 1V?46 CARPET and rug weaving. Mrs. Lillie DeBord. 1898 Currant Ave., Salem. -11-87 GET YOUR TRESPASS NOTICES New supply of cloth ones at Capital Journal. tf I HAVE two parties who wish to bor row tlOOO each on good real estate at 7 per cent for one or three years. Socolofsky, 341 State. 11-15 LOST French dwarf brindle bull dog, Hayesville district, answers to na fte of Buster. Big reward. Address Mrs C S. Pratt, Route 9, box 34. 11-17 TEN CENTS A DOUBLE BOLL AND upward for choice wall puper at Bu ren's I"umitnre store, 179 Commer cial St. tf POTATOE8 We are in the market for potatoes, any quantity, sax furn ished. Phone 115. Wm. Brown & Co. Inc., Salem, Or. 11-27 FOR SALE Oak and fir stnmpage, about 300 cords, situated 5 miles southwest of Salem on slough road. Address H. J. Tracy, Rt. 3, box 238A, 11-17 WANTED Housekeeper principally kitchen work, for eight or ten per sons. No children, washing or iron ing. Address Gervais B.' 2, box 45. Phone 3F11. 11-14 TEAMSTERS LISTEN Call Silverton phone Black 174 for wood, pole wood hard wood, old fir, and 2d growth, in cords, you can do well by calling me. J. Zoneyth, Silverton. 12-14 MEN WANTED Rough carpenter at '$4 per day, common laborers at $d-5U per day. Steady work, men with fam ilies preferred. Board $1 per day, Hammond Lumber Co., Seaside, Or. 11-15 FOR OEDS The Eisen Ecgulater Fosv avely regulates yqour nead lights, can't get out of order, lasts as long as the car will- Free trial. Have one put on, takes 10 minutes. 143 Court street. Phone 1341B. tf MEN and teams wanted to plow 160 acres of clean, level land. Can furn ish hay and oats at market price, $2 per acre for plowing. Address E. E. Dent, Jefferson Rt. 1, or see me on Ankeny flats ten mile& south of Sa lem on Taeifie highway. 11-10 WANTED Married man between the age of 25 and 40 years. An excellent chance for a live wire. A permanent, position here in Salem. Liberal sal' arv and commission. Everything fnrn ished, no investment required. Must give references and a real es'afe - bond- Call after 7 p- m. at 356 North Liberty street, Wednesday or Thurs day evening. 11-15 An unused church building in Leban on has been purchased by the state con ference of the Evangelical church and will be occupied at once by the local congregation of that denomination. w h You may tire of meat, become wecry of salads, change from coffee to tea, give up desserts; but never, never will you renounce J3 pJfP "c? H3) pi3 Fn SHOOT IS YEAR TO HELP THE RED CROSS Entire Proceeds of Thanks giving Shoot To Go To Willamette Chapter The annual Thanksgiving shoot this year will also be a Red Cross shoot s the entire proceeds will be given to Willamette chapter of Salem. It will be held under the auspices of the Capital City Rod and Gun club next Sunday and great preparations are oeing made to make this Bhoot the greatest in the history of the club. The events will include shot gun, rifle and revolver shooting and the winners may have the privilege- of tak ing home a real live turkey or as or der for a dressed bird or evert mer chandise from Portland or Salem. Two automatic traps will be run ning, one for the awkward squad and one for the experts. There will also- b a number of special events, xne woo burn and Salem trophy teams- of five men each will shoot at 1 o'clock in the afiternoon. The beginners' trophies are a ster ling silver watch fob for tho men and' a silver spoon for the ladies. Any one who haa not shot more than 500 blue rocks is eligible to shoot with the be ginners. - Mark Siddall, the secretary, is juat home from Portland and has promises of several Portland shooters. Miss Gladys Ried, one of the youngest ex port women shooters will be on hand with her new Parker gun. Mrs. Ada Schilling, who is the smallest woman shooter in the whole U. S-, and who has shot more than. 100 scores, has promised to attend. The shoot will be held at the grounds of the Capital City Rod and Gurt club at tho end of the Seventeenth street car line, about half a mile south of the state fair grounds. Shooting will begin at 9 o'clock Sunday morning; Hot cof fee and sandwiches will be served on the grounds. Spectators as well as shooters are invited to attend. HUMPHREY NOT ONLY PERS0N1ATHERED" Wild Actions of Leading Man Stirs Neighborhood and Gets Out Police Thig story reads like & plot for a moving picture reel but it isn't. The leading man is Ed Humphreys, sales man for S. Hamilton. The leading lady is Mr. , Humphrey 's mother. Irn eluded in the cast are all the night Do You Know Two Loaves 15 Cts. once you have tasted its delicious flavor and discovered the difference between it and other kinds. The TIP-TOP taste wfll capture you for Efe.- Everyone who has tried TIP-TOP BREAD has found t worthy the name. fti At All Grocers. CHERRY CITY BAKING CO. ? ? ? The Mac we mean is the ORIGINAL JAZZ BAND MAC Well he says he's com ing back to the Armory next Saturday and put "pep" in Salem like it never had before. And if Mac says it, you all know hell do it. Mac also says: There is a number of fellows try ing to imitate his Jazz ideas but they can't get away with it; he has added more pieces to his Orchestra and other at tractions for Saturday night Everybody says they're going, so he will have some crowd better start to get ready now. "eember the Date SATURDAY, NOV. 17, THE ARMORY CROSS, FEVERISH WIS BILIOUS OR CONSTIPATED Look, Mother! If Tongue Is Coated Qve California Syrup of Figs" Every mother realizes, after giving her children "California Syrup of Pigs," that this is their ideal laxative because they - love its pleasant taste and it thoroughly cleanses the tender little stomach, liver and bowels wit a out eripine. When cross, jfrritable, feverish tor breath is bad, stomach sour, look at the tongue, mother! If coated, give a teaspoenful of this harmless "fruit laxative" and in a few hours all the fool, constipated waste, sour bile and undigested food passes out of the bow els,, and you have a well, playful child again. When its little system is full of eold, throat sore, has stomach ache, diarrhoea, indigestion, colic remem ber, a good "inside cleansing" should always be the first treatment given. Millions of mothers keep "Califor nia Syrup of Figs" handy; they k;?ow a te&spoonful today saves a sick child toraorrew. Ask your druggist lor a bot tle of "California Syrup of Figs," whieh. has directions for babies, chil dren of all ages and grown ups print ed on the bottle. Beware of counter feits sold here, so don't bo fooled. Get the. genuine, made by "California Fig Syrup Company." force of the police, with Mr. Humph rey's father, C S. Hamilton, Halt a dozen boy scouts and several other kind of boys who might be termed win dow- tappers. Yesterday evening about 8 O'clock: Mr. Humphreys was shaving at his home and about the time he had his face properly lathered, he eave a scream and made a wild jump for lib erty, going out of the yard at an un earthly speed. His mother followed, but as the- son continued in his wild ca reer, her alarm was such that running to a neighbor 's she sent in a police call that brought quick results. A call was also,, sent in to C S. Hamilton who roraptly responded to the emergency, everal boy scouts assisted and with in a short time a net was spread over the neighborhood of 1073 Union strceti With the help of the police, boy ecwuts under Mr. Hamilton and the parents, Mr. Humphrey waa finally rounded up with his face still covered with lather As to inquiries as whether he had gone n Rasping CouOhs eased with ra$ NEW! I AM V PS?i I for Coughs e Colds That wretching, torturous tearing at the throat and lungs give away to ease and comfort through the prompt use of Dr. New Discovery the standard cough aad cold remedy for SO years. Keep it on hand and me freely. It goes right to the root of a cold brings up the phlegm and eases the raw, feverish membranes. Containing balsams, itcoolaand soothes the sore parts. J ust the thing for baby's croup. The kiddie likes iu Vour drug gist sells it. Dizzy? Bilious? Constipated? Dr. King's new Life Pills cause a healthy How of Bile and rids your Stomach and Bowels of waste and fermenting body poisons. They are a Tonic to your Stomach and Liver and tone the general system. First dose relieves. Get a bottle today. 25e. all druggists. BLIGH THEATRE TONIGHT ONLY WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14 The Broadway Amusement Co's Unique Scenic Production of the Supremely Successful SONG PLAY KOT A MOVING PICTURE Dramatized From Gene Stratton-Porter'i Hovel A DELIGHTFUL NATURE STOKY. Scintillating With WIT, MUSIC AND PATHOS This attraction is playing for $1.00 and $1.50 in all other towns it plays at the Helig Theatre, Portland, and Moore Theatre, Seattle. PRICES 25c 59c, 75c SEATS NOW SELLING n 11 11 ti it it ti ti n ti ti ii if ti n ti ti if tf if ti ti e: ii ti tf n t I t I I I I I I t; t I t: f tf e t t ti THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY This 3-Days Special Shoe Sale should appeal to aB, for this is real savins. We have not purchased "bankrupt stock", or "cheap shoes" for this sale; every pair is our own dependable and up-to-the-minute styles. The saving in this sale will help to pay for that Liberty Bond and the Y. M. C. A. Army and Navy Fund. Look at our Shoe Window and see if this Special Shoe Sale is not a happy surprise. SALE OPENS THURSDAY HOTJflNC, CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT, 3 DAYS ONLY Ladies' Shoes One Lot broken lines of Ladies' Shoes in patent leathers, black vici kid and tan calf, in various styles, values up to $5, to close out at $1.85 A large number of pairs in narrow widths. One Lot of broken sizes in various styles and leathers in Ladies' Shoes, to close out at $2.95 Our regular stock of Ladies' Black Kid and Patent Leather, plain toe, button and lace, $4.00 shoes, special ly priced at.,. $3.35 Ladies' Black Kid and Patent Leath er, button and lace Shoes, regular $5.00 shoes, priced for this sale at - $4.15 One Lot of Ladies' fancy Shoes, brok en lines, in various colors and de signs. These are splendid Shoes and good values, to close out at . . $4.85 Children's Shoes Children's Shoes, various styles and price at, pair . broken lines in patterns, special aoo Boys' Shoes Boys' Gun Metal button and lace Shoes with that famous double wear sole; an excellent shoe for school wear; sizes 11 to 13i2 at $ JQ Sizes 1 to 5y2 at $2 35 Men's Shoes Men's Patent Leather and Gun Metal button and lace Shoes, values up to $5.00, to close out at $2 50 That Famous Men's Shoe, "The Net tleton," our entire stock we offer in this sale. These Shoes are now re tailing for $10.00 and up; our price for this sale $5 85 These are only a few of the specials we offer, as we are unable to list them all. See our window and inside display for others. rt t! tl tf if IS If ii rt tf M ti SI M f If a ti u M If tf Ef tf It y if if tf it tf tf ti ti tf tf n ti u n tl ii YOU CAN SO BETTER AT IWIIWf (mhipii. wni im p mm. n ip w !rw wf lw m pmww ?PWlWf ipjUPSIWg WW !PW iSWi il Mnfrtt iftitflitfw rfrtrffittwiiB ifc Bfrwfr btfM Si&ftt'i&iit tovfi Htt SMbMHi vril ifitittplfti HrijtteniM iftMiittdd jibl Salem's Toyland on Our Si Second floor crazy, he merely remarked that he bet tho nert time some boys wanted to play a joke by tapping the window, they would not try it on the Humphrey home, intimatinir that he had eaucht the offenders and settled the window tapping matter to his entire satisfaction. Court House Notes There being three divorces ganted yesterday, Cupid got busy today and balanced things up by causing three marriage licenses to be issued. They wore to the following persons: Mel ville B. Jarvis and Alma C. Lippold; Vv. B. Jones and -Margaret Stolk and BL1GM 2J THEATRE i n EDDIE HARRIS and his uwn independent VAUDEVILLE ROAD SHOW BIG TIME ACTS Including "POSTER GIRLS" In a "MUSICAL EE VIEW" EDDIE HARRIS Master run-Maker MUSICAL SHERMANS Hawaiian Novelty Instrumentalists GARDNER & GARCIA Just Two Girls JACK GILBERT The Dancing Demon SUPERBA DUO Comedy Acrobatic Novelty TWO DAYS ONLY Thursday and Friday John R. Wolfs Suggestion for the Y. JI. C. A. Week of Prayer, Nov. 11-18 1 ALL WHO SUFFER FEOil THE WAU'S INFLUENCE FECTS AND EF- ft WEDNESDAY. vuitDuau vvuitt.tua j.11 All jjauaa, THANKSGIVING: For those who have offered themselves for work in lmhaif f f- uiers, sauois auu prisoners 01 war, ana lor tlioso who are cheerfully bearing the increased burdens at home. PENITENCE: That in tho present need for workors wo have neglected praver the method enjoined by our Lord for securing them. " ' That we have dishonored God and hindered His work by the small ness of our expectations. INTERCESSION: That, confronted with tho fateful issues of the present hour, men of God's choosing may devote their loves to His ministry. That tho leaders of the Church and the Association may give themselves to the discovery of young men and boys of promise, and to their training for the permanent work of Christian reconstruction, That those who preach the Gospel in all churches and especially in military camps may be baptized wite feryor and power of Jesus Christ That Christian workers may in their lives as well as words so re veal Christ to men that they will understand what He is and what thev themselves ought to be. That in those disquieting times there may be stillness to hear God speak. " brought to the city late tide afternoon Joan 'Williams was brought in to- John J. Fosmark and Anna LearfeJd. Two boys livinjr near Hubbard, bat who have been working in California j day from Monitor for investigation 8 were arrested as thev left the train 1 at that place this morning on a charge .have become of ape Nov. 5, 1917 Slier of importing spiritous liquors- It hWft Necdham hsa wirvl th claimed they had two suit cases reStive in Montana to learn h'is exact jty well loaded with booze. They were age. u SHOWING TODAY SHIRLEY MASON ' "' -v-Vi J f?. lo a delightful 5-act Comedy Drama -. iV "THE AWAKENING of RUTH" Also LITTLE MARY McAUSTER in '"V "DO CHILDREN COUNT i' ' 1 Stoi LIBERTY liiuAlRt Coming Friday Jane Cowl in "Spreading Dawn" V ' THEATRE zs