rgEDAILY C A PITALJOURN AL. SALEM. OJFnnNvpmA v SEPTEMBER
20, 1918.
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MTAD DEPARTMENT IS THE BEST SELLING
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,Sd Advertisements.
I inert tf," tlle first day
HT-n titrsjiberr
i 13S9 Court.
hDeiivory for lairy
ll!,It" Da rv. l'lione
FOR KENT Modern 8 room flut. Close
in. Phone 135L ti'Jo Xr Liberty. 9-28
bar(t building.
FOR SALB-O, let on shares, 71
hundred hen.l of stock sheep F 11
Deckel, Silverton, Or." jp.5
LaST
LOST Route book belonging to cur
rier No. 5. Return to Journal of
fice 923
WANTED Typewriter, standard, vis
ible. Phone- 310. 9 24
trsALE-Engliit Better
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canning.
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PRUNE pickers wanted. Phone even
ings 1MJFI. Henry Young. Rt. 5. 9-21
PRUN pickers wanted. Phone cvcuiniis
90 K4. Henry Young, Kt. 5 1) "1
STRAYED Ono yearling JerRev heifer
T. D. Trick,. Rt. 4. Phono 12F21. 9-24
WANTED Hoy's good secondhand
bicycle. I'hone 113!). 9-21
U flWKERS wa
0rey( Bt- 8
uted. l'bone i:
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v WRIGHT, jo auctioneer.
i'lioni S.
SUjB Cheap, n . fi001'
Hardin, Turner.
l)R SAL&-Bled straw, baled grain
to. work horses and driving norsrs
, frali milk cow, .". (ieo. Hwogle,
.trdcB road. Phono 24 r -. -
r;srt)RSAbr.)ose,h limber .one
,.-,..1, ,,,1 Riverside drive. I'hone
9-24
iR SALE Indian bicycle almost
electric equipped. Inquire Percy
imfhil, Blink hotel. "
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.vmanrc Vrenrh lnilv. .1. wor
Sl'jOOO. AMIOUS 10 mai'i ""
lentkaan. Mrs. Warren, 2210'i iVm-
f! 81., W8 AiiBcics,
AVE $4000 to loan on gool farm se
nrity Jt 7 per cent. Address F S
tin Journal. 9
OTB! Harley or Imdiuii twin mo
tmyth with kick starter; must be
reliable, clic-ap. Phone .liir'-M, lit. 1,
box ISA. I) 21
fASTED To rent, or illicit Imy, o
I room inodcrii houi-e, good loca
tion, pri-ced right, between 12000 ftnd
(. W A care Journal. 9-20
lA.TEr-Man experieueed in selling
oaj and trimming windows. ale
C. 9-2U
p'TEDr-Boy 10 or 17 years of uge.
ipwjadv. mgr. at Journal offiea s.f
Ki 1p.m. tf
SANTED $12,000 on absolutely first
w city property. Box 2"li, fSalem.
tf
fa W load of harlev
N on On-gon Electric, "at Talbot.
W. J. Turnidgo, Talbot, Or. 0-21
SIFaPEB 15 cents per double roll
ffiBoren'iFurnitura Store, 17!)
owmartui, (
iwnnnrcial,
Kkeep
0lr,1 HJH MLS U11U
J "fie mmt, nicely furnislied. at
"""wryitreet. r
491-H Cotljge. Fhcno 220:i.
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fcED-Tw WswnRe,s for fair
" Permanent eim,vm, at for
postern tnio,, Tel. Co. M-
' Wait, trcspslnjj m. lllInH
N SALru i.
Aw Li "Rnut 'imdern bun
, large loc, earair. .,.
! at 7 Per cent. I'lion0 1642.
HID
f AVtpA T w 8 room
. .""io rem n,..,!..
i k-lred a re.
muse, hot
and, from 2
At. ' e""('r Wlsli or
55F11. 8 Adam 0rcy- Kt. 8, Phone
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?H nit'vo. to sell
l',iit, skirts T ' """"y- dresses,
y-to4.? homo,. Writ
ort
' rnek..
and
dose to
'la .J br'"(t you home
or 790. " ecnt'abo. Phone
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W5CT"U1 "Homo
relUhu. inct,y confidentinl-
years of vn '
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4ne (Mieccssful
530, Oait-
.wiiahi,
OSfre?
5 lClr,-
"am ii.
fe. '" bntt.. 71. nw mak-
acres,
C'H -jj J'JW' flown, re.
-nt. 6, box 79A
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WANTIUV-Good fresh cow. I'hone 10fi
F12. 9 23
WANTED !irl for general housework
good w ages. I'hone J "HO. tf
(UKL or wninnn for general housework,
in good futility at 'Olytnpia, Wash.,
fare paid. I'hone 1474. 9-23
FOR SALE Two cows, plow and drag,
also cultivator. Cnll 14(5 N. Commer
cial St. ask for Ingalls. 9-23
WANTED Experienced woman cook.
State School for Deaf, l'hono 040.
9-20
FOR SALE Bicycle, Chnrlos Reed sul
key, Edison iiltonograpli and records,
l'hono 114S, 0r call 1180 Hroadway.
9 21
WANTED To ttorrow ffDOOO on 244
ai'ro improved fprm, 5 years at 0
per cent. W. A.Liston. 9-23
Last Sulurdntr f tor,,,.....
downtown district, 'Hman paekage
fontiiiiiiig doth. I'hone 1412. He-
ward.
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WANTED Farm 20 to 80 acres, in
chaitgu for Ban Jose suburban home.
"J", 15 Brace Ave., Ban Jose, Cal.
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THOUSANDS men, women, girls, IS or
over, wanted immediately by U S
government. Easy office positions at
Washington and in everv lnrr.
x,xpertt!iic8 unnecessary, $100 month ft
ana up. hour day. Your country
needs you. Help her. Write immedi
ately for froe list positions open.
Frunklin Institute Dep't 379 G, Ro
chester, N. Y.
FARMERS needing money for increas
ed crop production, payment of ob
ligations, buying land, fertilizer,
nve stock or equipment, call at Fed-i
eral Farm Loan information booth
secotKl floor of new pavilion, state
fair, for information as to how Un
do Sam can help you. A. C. Hohrn
stedt, 401 Masonic Temple, Salem.
Ore. y.7
FOR X LE S young Holstcin calves.
State School for Deaf. Phono 040.
9-20
UNIVERSITY or high school boy want
eil for mailer at Journal office.
Must bo quick- worker. tf
FOB 8ALM A limited amount of pure
whito winter seed wheat; also dry
fir wood. l'hono 05 F3 Sunday or af
ter7:30 p. in. tf
FOR SALE Ford toiring car, also
Ford roadster. Great Western Gar
age. .9-23
FOR RENT 1 7- and 1 5-room Iioubo
for rent, elose in, city water. I'hone
2041 R. 9-23
WANTED lady help for dining room
and kitchen. Home Restaurant, 22t!
N. Coin 'I. 9 23
BOARD and room at reasonable rates,
for high school girl. Phoue 797M.
923
SNAP Seven room houso situate 1705
Leo street for $000. Terms. Thono
219. tf
6 GOOD men wanted for factory work
vvur round, good wages. Apply C. W.
Niemcyer, 544 State St. Phono 1000.
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FOR SALE Gentlo driving horse, good
traveler, with buggy nnd hnrness,
both good a new. Ward K. Richard
son, 2393 Front St. 9-24
GOOD men wanted for factory work
immediately, long job, good wages.
Apply at IJ. S. labor bureau, 38ii
Stale St. rhone 203. 9-20
FOR BENT!) room house, electric
lights and bath, $12 per month. In
quire at 808 Broadway or 112 north
Com. St. l'hono 975. 9-21
WILL sell the Bones 100 acre wheat
ranch, also 200 acres nenr Independ
ence, cheap, as 1 ennnot hnndlo these
places; on Vensonnblc installments.
Ask for Setalc at state pen., 9-20
FOR SALE 100 acres mile front
town. Half rich creek bottom, bal
ance iiasturo and timber, partly clear
ed. House, barn and orchard. Good
potato or dairy ranch. Price $75 per
ncre. Part cash, bnl. on time. Address
Owner, d O. box 203, Newport, Or.
9-21
FOR KENT During fair week, chairs,
tables, dishes, knives, forks, oil cook
stoves and glass show cases to bo us
ed flt, fair; nlso for rent small house
of five rooms on north Commercial
St. and largo houso of nine rooms,
all modern conveniences, corner Win
tcr and Center Sts. Phone 19F3. 9-21
AUCTION SALE Of sixty head cattle
horses and farm implements. Extra
good horses. October 2, 10 a, ni. at
Brinkmeyer place, fifteen miles ast
of "Salem, seven miles south of Sil-
, verton and half milog north of Vic
tor Point store. Come and spend the
day- with us. Phone 5F23. Stoller &
Gantenbein, Bt. 3, box 01, Silverton,
owners. 10-2
WANTED
YOUNG LADIES
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.
PAID WHILE LEARNING
EAPID INCREASE IN WAGE8
CALL AT TELEPHONE.COMPAS.Y
170 NOB Til LIBERTY tf
saleh oomunr to
BE MUSTERED NEXT
TUESDAYE V E N f N G
Will Have Full Number By
That rime Officers WiB
Be Erected.
, Salem's company of the Oregon NaT
ional Gunrd will be mustered in next
Tuesday evening, Colonvl Woolpcrt said
thig morning. At the meeting nst
night several men signed up and with
tlfj present interest taken those inter
ested are assured that by Tuesday even
ing the company will have the required
number.
At this meeting there will tse tho
vlection of officers. According to strict
military rules, the company elects its
captain, who then appoints all com
missioned officers. However, it is
probable that in this ease tho company
will bo permitted to indicate its prcf
eroncj for all commissioned officers
and these with the non-coms will soon
be officially appointed by whoever, is
elected captain.
To assist in the official enrollment,
a federal officer will come from Port
laud. The regulation army uniform and
soldier's equipment will be ordered at
onc0 and the company prepared for ser
vice at tho earliest possiblo time.
While thcto is no positive assurance
as to when this federalization will lake
place, there is the general impression
that it may be within a short time.af
ter the company is fully prepared for
service.
Six companies have been raised in
Portland, and Salem nnd Silverton will
each have on0 company. Other cities
in the state are working towards imme
diate equipment of onv company in or
der that tho regiment may respond for
service at an early date.
Those who want to enlist should
make it a point to be at the TuesdaJ
night armory inciting in order to get
in before the company is Federalized.
Y. W. C, A, Notes
Mrs. Win.- Marshall of Portland was
a ,gttest ill tho city Thursday. Mrs.
Marshall, who is chairman of tho Y. W.
C. A. war work council for Oregon,
caino for tho purpose of making final
arrangements for the educational booth
for Y. W. C, A. war work at the state
fair. AH branches of the work will be
explained, and stereopticon lectures
will bo given each afternoon in the au
ditorium of the old pavilion by Mrs.
W. (1. Ogbtow and Mrs. H. B. Torrey,
national representative of the war
work council. Mrs. Chauncey Bishop
will be in charge of tho booth and will
be assisted by a group of association
members, who aro interested in the
work. .,,
All Y. W. 0. A. committees will
meet, during the coming week, to make
definite plans for the niinter months.
Sunday School To Hold
Convention At Hayesville
The Hayesville District Sunday
School Convention will be held Sunday,
Sept. 29th at Bethel, about four miles
east of th0 State Prison. A large atten
dance is expected, because Harold i
Humbert of Portland, General Secretary
of the Oregon Sunday School Associa
tion will be present at the convoutioa
of this district for the first time. Mo
is one of the greatest Sunday School
workers of tho Northwest ana his fame
as a singer has spread over many states.
Ih will spenk in tho morning on 'The
Challenge of tho Sunday School" and
in the afternoon on an Efficient School.
He will also lead the devotional ser
vice after dinner. Dr. S. A. Bowman
will lead the devotional in the morn
ing. Miss Alta Patterson will speak on
'Practical Help for the Sunday
School," and Rev. G. F. Licning will
givo on address on Sunday School work.
It
ReadytoWear
News
Salem's' leading apparel store is ready
with original styles in smart dresses,
youthful models, correctly fashioned. Ob
serve the clever lines from the illustra
tions. They have the charm and grace so
keenly desired, our collection of beauti
ful serge dresses in all sizes is a wonder
ful assortment. You will enjoy looking at
them.
Very Moderatey Priced
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Suits, Coats and
Waists
ALL NEW
These choice garments, fresh . from the
best designers'and manufacturers in Am
erica, will appeal. A distinctive style for
every figure, look around, then come
here. You'll be surprised at the differ
ence in our favor. MANY CUSTOM
ERS have commented on our elegant
showing and remarked.
So Moerately Priced
FALL FASHIONS and SHREWD
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SAVINGS HERE
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For School Jime
Wo are showing a splen
did line of Boys' Clothes
good serviceable gar
ments and well tailored.
All Moderately Priced
Mens Hats
Greatly Reduced
ALL TO GO- '
Much saving when you
compare price and qual
ity. We must close the
line. You benefit.
"NUFF SED."
Blankets
Quilts
With the beginning of
Fall your thoughts nat
ur: lly turn to comforts.
Keep warm a night.
Avoid the ills of the
chilly atmosphere. Big
line here easily seen. All
moderately priced.
Draperies
Cretonnes
In abundance. New Col
or combinations, and ex
clusive designs. WIN
DOW NETS, ETTA
MINES. See them in
the new convenient department.
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Ribbons
OUR STOCK
fa?rly radiates with
bv-vuty. Fancy and plain
the best quality obtain
able, full widths and full
measure. ,
TRY MEYERS
FOR RIBBONS
SPECIAL NEXT THURSDAY
A large line of new purses. All styles. Genuine
leather. You - must see them to appreciate their
value. Special Next Thursday 13 LESS.
Subscribe now for 4th Lioerty Loan Bonds.
HELP PUT OREGON FIRST
You can Always do Better at
t- .mil I '
Notions
In abundance. Our new
Remodeled department
will please you. Goods
better displayed and
mere conveniently ar
ranged. A large assort
ment just received.
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A number of Sunday Schools will give
spveial music. Mrs. F. E. Brown rs al
so on the program for' special music.
1!) Sunday Schools ai'e in the district,
including Mucleay on the south and
Waconda on the north. .
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Blue Case May Co To
Jury This Evening
of the attornoys and tho charge to tho years Mr. Blue was acting as attorney.
jury were scheduled tor this nltoinoon Sisnelni.vs proper records were kept ami
land it is thought that the case will
igo to the jury late this evvtiing. Ac
I cording to those
Testimony in tnc case or. tne smut testimony, Mr. Blue made a good wit
of Oregon against Ernvst Blue was con-j iiess for himself. The tangled affairs
tinned this morning. The arguments , ui l"o city council or u est Mtiem made
sometimes there were none, according
to the testimony, nnd the former ofii-
who have heard the1"51'3 (,t' T,,e undecided ns to
many oi lie transactions, involving tn
ily's finances.
VAUDEVILLE
SUNDAY'
it difficult for the piwetitioii. At
times thcrp were records of the meet
ings kept of the council and again there
wasn I and then again record were'
erased. Taking it altogether, it. has!
been found rather difficult fo eslatt
lish positive facts regarding die busi
ness affairs of the city during th
IN 5 1 ANTLY RELIEVED WITH
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ORKOIltr REFUNDED AS.1 ANYCSUG01ST
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VOLTAIRE and LLOYD
Refined Instrumentalists in
"MUSICAL MOMENTS"
GREEN and BAILEY
"Two Dark Spots"
Of Joy '
FEATURE
Fritzi Brunette
in
"PLAYTHINGS"
"It's A Blue Bird"
ENOS FRAZERE
An Unsurpassable'
Sensation '
BEBHE93
COMEDY
TATTY ARBUCKLE"
Ford Sterling
Mabel Normand
"For Better or Worse"
Do You Kno
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We can make you a better suit for $:)5, $40, $45 and
$50 than you can buy ready made suits at today.
Merchandise is hard to get and our advice is to
BUY NOW if you want all wool garments. In the
future all goods for civilian trade will be shoddy or
reworked wool.
We are fortunate in havirr? in stock a large supply
of all wool mate: ials that we are making up at much
less than other tailors.
Order at once if you want all wool clothes at moder
ate prices.
D. H. MOSHER
"Tailor To Men and Women"
Court Street Salem, Oregon,