Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 21, 1917, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextSALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21, 1917.. Oik JllttuuiiMai liournal PAGE EIGHT im mm una PH i m wmmm wm P" W pPw "1 I NEW EXPRESS SHIPNENr Shopping - Trouble own W II i AH Around T LA I II rt ii ii 11 is ii M ii M II II 11 m n I! 11 II 11 M in I 1 I i 1 fl I I! I A 1 1 II ri M II It II I J n n 1 1 1 1 ii n r i 1 1 ! ! ! 1 ! 1 i J f! I! Are M1MMIZEO Where you come to the J. C. Penny Co. as you can rest assured that you are getting merchandise at a great saving over usual prices, and you can shop for the whole family at the one place, thus saving time and energy at the same time. This is also a consideration not to be overlooked. 11 u u n B c B H U tl II 11 IS El II 11 11 N tl tl U II 13 If U B 13 ii ti n ti ti is n n u u ri ti ti ii u ii n ii n ii is 13 El II ri ti Dependable Merc ha ndise H t M Iieast money gig II y iitiwgirFrw'mi m yif m ipp f w hjmi new imt pw $w wm am w Pf p'f pi; ppw P"i wi wm iTti nlfiiiiiMii i -A it 'i n m'n.inrtaiii.n- 8 AoiiAJM ft an mr n. m. Butt ami mm n n. ii iti i iiw ana iftxi mm i,m m ft mS BOOKS We have a fine line of Books from which to select good reading material for yourself, and they make an ex cellent gift for Christmas. We have them by such famous authors as Jack London, Booth Tarknigton, Zane Grey, Winston Churchill, Gil bert Parker and many others. We also have a nice line of popular Books for children, and boys and girls. Do not forget our Blankets and Comforts, for real values in this line of necessities for this time of the year. Prices the lowest. Outing Flannel Gowns and Petticoats For Women and Children Ladies' Gowns. . .69c, 79c, 98c, $1.49 Children's Gowns ............. 69c Children's Sleeping Garments ..59c Children's Pajamas 79c SHOES For genuine bargains in Shoes the J. C. Penney Co. is the place to get them. Army Shoe (Munson last) for serv ice and comfort $5.90 A Shoe to fit fat feet for men. . $5.50 Brown Rinex Fibre Soled Shoe for men $4.98 Men's Dull Calf, button or blucher $3.50 Men's Gun Metal, button or blucher. . $3.98 Men's extra fine all leather Shoes in button or blucher, Goodyear welt, all lasts, at $4.98, $5.50, $5.90, $6.90 Solid Shoes for Boys' Hard Wear Youths' Gun Metal, &2 to 11.. $1.98 Boys' Gun Metal, 1 to 2, $2.49, $2.69 Boys' Nichrome, two full double soles, viscolized, sewed and nailed: Sizes 1 to 2 $2.98 Sizes 2y2 to 6 ... . ,. ......... .$3.98 A Complete Line of Staple and Fancy Shoes for Women and Chilrden Come and look them over to realize the splendid values. From the Man ufffcturcr the coiiHumcr. to - VS r J 1 J IS BrV fL-l. 1 j7 THE GOLDEN RULE J MW!il;3"CSWf 9P'iLP.IB wip Will WMI iWlfM1 (IWlWKVV!WffPVtPPWSWMl'CJW9JJtflSP',WW?B uululMiiuiiuxia.aaUluaaiWUKU4 M tun ill i m 1 1 M Mull (I n . mi nil H ir III ill m ti li.l M Km in' I M mu mm Jm COMING EYEHTS TONIGHT November 21. Monthl May ing Members OommerciiJ eUi. Entertainment. November 23. "Wateh Tour Step" show at Grand Opera house. November 24. Football oa Willamette Field.- Post Hospital Corps of Vancouver vs. Wilkun ette University. November 27. Cherrian Jit ney danee at armory. November 30. Election on proposed school budg t. November 30. Annual Tax payers Meeting at City ball. December 1. Bundle Day for Social Service Center. and the O. A. C. players rather indicate i that the Bearcats are up against a pret !ty scrapping bunch The game will be played on Willamette field. o Chrysanthemums, very fine, special $1 per doz. Graber Bros-, florists. Phone 550. 11-23 - o W. C Dyer, insurance agent, has moved to- 542 State St. tf -a- -r- -.- -.- -.- -.- .- -.- 0 Dr. M. P. Mendetehon fit eye correctly- U. S. National bank bldg. tf run Dr. Mendelsohn the ey spedaUst, will NOT leave for his vacation until Dec 10th. o A recital will bo given by the pupils of the Sacred Heart academy Novem ber 23 at 8:30 o'clock, at St. Joseun s hall. Parents and friends are invited to attend. H-22 o H. F. Bonesteele, agent for the Dodge car reports the sale of a Dodge auto to R. F, Eichardson. o True economy does not mean to buy the cheapest article. Buy a Hoover Suction sweeper and cleaner on a 5 day trial. Wm. Gahlndorf. Phone 67. o i The football game In Salem for Thanksgiving afternoon will be played between the Salem High school team and te Portland High scool of Com merce. Tne game will oe on wiuamevie field. o ' The women of St. Joseph's parish will give a card party Thursday night at Knights of Columbus hall. Cards at Dancing at 10. Hunts orchestra. R. D. Tetter of Eosedale is doing his' share towards bringing the automobile record of Oregon up to the 50,000 mark. Ho iust purchased a Paige car, mouoi Linwood. . ' o ; Dolls, Dolls, iwlls, three large dolls given awav tree on ai, nignt i i n 'clock. Send the kiddies on Thursday and Fridav for free ticket. Soe window display. Mrs. A. B. Kclsay, Hob Nob, 409 Court St. ' '' H-22 o -' Although the McMinnville high school had arranired to play the Salem higli S school foot ball team here Saturday, no Next Saturday there will be another tag day in Salem. This time it is for te benefit of Willamette Chapter, Am erican Bed Cross. And while people are doing something for the Red Cross the fact remains that while the soldiers are in France have been pretty well cared for in the way of Christmas packets, the boys at home in the cantonments are to be remembered. Hence the call for 415 additional packets of Christmas presents from the local Red Cross. o Under the direction of James W. iiott who has so successfully put on several plays in tne city, tne local jmk lodge will present "A Man From Home." The manuscripts have already been re ceived and rehearsals are under way. The leading parts will be taken by prom ment people of the city who have here tofore assisted in home theatricals. The play probably will bo given the first week in December and the proceeds giv en by the Elks to some patriotic organ ization. For several generations there has been a rather indistinct idea as to what the infernal regions look like. This unde sirable locality is sometimes called Shool, then again Hades, and again Gehenna. The Anglo-Saxon word is just plain "hell." What we intended to say' was that at the Bligh theatre this evening there will be shown this internal region with all its fire and brimstone according to the ideas of Dante, who, wrote all about" it after taking an extensive tour of the place where the wicked are supposed to go. Anyhow, its an interesting picture and one of the best the Bligh has offered for many a day. - o It will be fine practice for the school children and also be appreciated by the soldier boys. In the Salem high school and also the three junior high schools, the English departments will write let ters to the boys of Company M and toll them what is happening along the Wil lamette. In letters received from soldier boys the big complaint is that they do not receive enough letters from home. o The oldest Inhabitants will be obliged now to talk of the remarkably dry fall weather and also the fact that on the 21st of November of 1917, the river was 1.5 feet below zero. Just about this time of the year the normal guage of the river is tour or live teet higher. STS WA in Fancy Models of Georgette Crepe and Crepe De Chines Moderately Priced $3.45 to $6.95 SEE - WINDOW - DISPLAY Our Prices Always the Lowest X Commercial & Court Sts., formerly Chicago Store G. H. Sellers received word yester day of the deat of his father at Cad ington, Ohio. He left for te east last night. o A lecture on Christian Science will be delivered Thursday evening at the First Baptist church by the Rev. F. W. Carstens of Medford. The lecture is entitled, "Is It -Christian?" This lec ture has been delivered by Mr. Car stens in many places and is highly com mended as a thoughtful, frank and cour teous presentation. The lecture is free and a silver offering will be taken. . o Owing to the many attractions that will be on Thanksgiving eve, Salem lodge B, P. O. E. announces that its Thanksgiving dance will be held on Monday evening, Nov. 26, instead of Thursday evening as first announced. These dances have now become so pop ular with te Elks that te lodge room were taxed to Its capacity at the two former dances. Car u 2 Si 1 am on a STDEAlfllSl definite word has as yet been received from them. However, the local Doys ae ready should McMinnville decide to take their chances here Saturday after noon. ' o Mrs. Kalph White announces the opening of her juvenile dancing class es Sat. Nov. 24 at 2:30 at Moose hall- 11-23 Mr. and Mrg. G. E. Terwilliger, grad uate morticians and funernl directors, 770 Chemeketa St. Phone 724. o The county institute of teachers will Ef fbe held the first three days next week with sessions in te assemmy room oi tne high school. As Thanksgiving is Thurs day of next week, the schools will be closed Wednesdav evening Nov. 28 and the children be at liberty until Monday morning, Nov. 31. -o- MOTOR CARS SALO 1S FORE Take Advantage of These Low Prices On our salesroom floor you will find Cars ranging ia price from $150 up 'to $1,400. Ia fact, no matter what year choice ia motor cars may be, we have it, and you caa buy it for less daring this sale. .i A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY CAR UNTIL A CONVENIENT DATE FOR DELIVERY CAN BE ARRANGED. OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS SHOULD WRITE FOR LIST OF CARS IN THIS SALE AT ONCE, AS AN CAR WILL BE SET ASIDE FOR THEM, SUBJECT TO APPROVAL i 3 tl M I n M ii ii ii ti M ri ti ti ti ii n ii ii ii !' n u Salem Man's Health Benefitted h Giiropractic Eye troubles If you have any trou ble with your eyes or your glasses, see Dr. Mendelsohn before he leaves on his vacation. The doctors office will bo closed from Dec. 10th until Dec. 31. o Terwilliger Funeral Home (home of the lungraotor) residence parlors, home like. Lady embnlraer. Phone 72-4. o Dr. Paul H. May, the Palmer school chiropractor, is not moving his offiees rooms 306 and 307 Hubbard bldg. At the luncheon given by the Com mercial club to visiting Southern Pa cific officials at the Marion hotel, an nouncement was made by Mr. Burk holder that dirt would be flying with in a week and that the moving of the ancient landmark that has done duty so lone as a denot would becin by JJecem ber first. The new depot will be built on the site of the old one. At a meeting of the Central Trades Council held last evening the principal address was delivered by Otto Haitwig of Portland. Delegates from all the local unions were present. Arthur W. Law rence presided as toastmaster and the evening's entertainment included a pro gram of music and short talks, follow ed by refreshments. Two telephone girls and a lineman who is on a strike were present and explained their position claiming loyalty to the government but that there was some grievance to be ad justed. o The man who is mechanically inclin ed is sure of a good job iu the navy. A man who can qualify as a chief spec ial mechanic, which means that he could become a foreman, will receive $145.70 a month and all found. A spe ciifl nieeanic of the first class will get on the payroll at $91 a month and all found. An engineerman of the first class starts in at $55.50 a month. The age limit is from 21 to 35 years and the navy wants thousands of men. -o "For the benefit of our wives, daugh ters and sweethearts". This is the an nouncement made by the entertainment committee of the Elks through the sec retary H. J. Wiedmer, announcing that a musical entertainment will be given at the Elks' lodge Thursday evening of Hiia -tppplt tn which thn ladies of the ! Den neCeSSarV tO maintain Elks' families are especially invited. p-Ffw1PTUV ThlQ Si PTT1 man iamous naicner quarreii?, wmcu einciency. inis oaiem man , includes a harpist Vi0imi8t, singer and sys: Praises Chiropractic Meth ods used by Dr. May. If you are sick, or your health is not what you wish it to be, why not profit by a Salem man's experience, and have Chiropractic adjust ments, that will put your nervous system in condition required to carry on the work of supplying the Or gans of the body with the Dr. Mendelsohn Will Leave On An Extended Vacation Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn, the eye spe cialist, will leave Dec. 10th for Cali fornia on a well deserved rest. The doctor has been working hard during the last six months and is vory much in need of a vacation. The Doctor will meet with his children and their fami lies in Fresno, California, on Dec. 14th when a family reunion will be held, then the Doctor will spend ten days at Byron Springs for the benefit of his health, returning to Fresno in time to take Christmas dinner with one of his daughters, returning to Salem about January first. When in SALEM, OKEGON, Stop at BLIGH HOTEL - Strictly modern, $1.00 a Day. 100 Eooms of solid comfort. The only hotel in the business district. 2 15 fEISfev o piMin 77mJ Phone "77" or 2010 157 State , -a Sss I hese Cars Tod ay mm Motor Car a Ferry ar.J E:!i Streets PHONE 121 a, Ore 0 AT ft The fiehtina Willamette Bearcats are sharpening up their claws for the game to be plaved in the city Saturday with the Post Hospital Corps of Van couver. These army men have a strong team and their games with Multnomah 2 HflJWS IA77 wiim JHI DMHU AT THE ARMORY SATURDAY KIOIIT I have been bsthered with bowel trbles far five or six years in fact my bowels refuse to do their work without the aid of strong cathartics, causing me intense suffering. I became so bad that I was enable to work. I fiaafly consulted Dir. May, and he gave me four treatments, which I am pleased to eay have almost completely cured me, as my bowels have resumed their normal functions and I haven't felt better in years. I cannot speak enough in praise ef Cliiropractic and the treat ments given by Dr. May. Very trulyiuthehetao Tours verv trulv, L. D. PORTER. 451 Sont 16th Street, Salem. Nov. 20, 1917. The above statement was made voluntarily and with out solicitation. ! pianoist will give the entertainment. E. Cooke Patton, chairman of the enter tainment committee says this is some thing unique and that he was fortun ate in securing such high class enter tainers.. There will be a brief session of the lodge and the entertainment will begin at 8:30 o'clock. E Viola Vercler Holrnan Plays on Violin and Xylophone, Megaphone singing by Harrie Hoxie and others, at the Jitney Dance, Moose Hall, Saturday Night. Everybody Welcome. CU!eifoca!s W'bbjctiiiaUe tin are the only bifocals in tierfect taste because they look exactly like single vision Masses, i hese miiucUi. clear glasses free from any sign ot a line or seam aaa a touch, of distinction to your appearance and help to keep you young looking. And they enable you to see near and far objects perfectly. Hiss A. ncCuIIoch OPTOMETRIST 208-9 Hubbard Bldg. Kryptok Invisible Two fee uses in one lens l 3 DOLLARS TALK Household Furniture, tools farm machinery, wagons, harness hacks etc. bought, sold, exchanged or sold on consignment. Private sales daily at the seeoud hand store, corner Ferry and south Liberty streets. Auction sale Every Saturday at 10:30 and 1:30 I sell farm stock. Sales anywhere in the state. O.W00DRY, The Auctioneer 'and - Valuator Phones 510 and 511 sc sc jc sfc sc sjc s(c jc sc sfc sfc 6 Farm Loans 6 Five and seven years loans with privilege to repay $100 or multiples on any interest date. J. M. and H. M. Hawkins, local Agents Vermont Loan & Trust Co. SH Masonic Bldg., Salem, Ore. .- $$ Used Furniture Wanted Highest Cash Pnc Paid for Used Furniture E. STIFF & SON-, Phone 941 or S08 Pays the Highest Price for all kinds of junk Phone 398 271 CHEMEKETA ST. The Capital Junk Co.