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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 16-1918
The Imperial Fiw nittrt
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tock now Being sold at almost "GIVE
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This great combined stock being thrown on the market ,
at the prices we quote should appeal to the Xmaa shop
per. Everything in our store would make acceptable gifts
We will store and deliver Xmas gifts free of charge.
$38.50 Book Case For
$29.50
$47.50 G. 0. Spanish Leather
Davenport With Mattress Inside
$35.00
$24.00 Birdseye Maple Book Case
$17.45
$26.50 Quartered Oak Desk
$18.75
$38.00 Jap Rockers for
$19.50
$18.00 W. Enamel Desk
$13.75
$27.50 Solid Oak 28x48 Library
Table for
. $16.50
$28.00 Solid Mahogany Sewing
Cabinet for
$19.85
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$42.50 Blue Velour Rocker
$29.50.
$16.50 Solid Mahogany Sewing
Cabinet for
$14.50
$24.00 Electric Floor Lamp
$17.50
$28.50 All cast Charter Oak
Heater (Stove pipe 35c)
$19.50 ;
$4.75 Maple Rockers V
$2.95 -U
$15.00 6-foot, 42-inch ex. table
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$19.00 Solid Oak Sewing Tabie
$14.00 .
$22.50 Reed Rocker (Cretonne
Upholstered) - '
$14.95 v
$17.50 2-in. Iron Beds With
1 1-16-in. Fillers, any color
$30.00 Ivory Dresser
$24.00
$65.00 Quartered Oak Bed
$42.50
$65.00 Birdseye Maple Bed
$42.50
$16.50 Solid Oak Dressing Table
$12.00
; $8.00 Book Shelves
" ! ,. $5.75
$4.50 Pillows, Pair
' $2.75
$24.00 50-lb. Pure Cotton Felt
Mattresses With Imperial Edge
And Best Art Tic
Victrolas and
Victor Records
We have the largest stock of
new up-to-date Victor Records
in Salem. Let us sell von a talkirir machine for Xmas-
I terms to suit"Make our store your Victor Store.
$4.25 Porch Rocker
$3.00
$29.00 Reed Rocker (Upholstered
in Tapestry)
$28.85
$12.50 Art Rockers
$9.95
$18.50 Cedar Chest
1 " $14.00
$1.50 Linoleum, Yard
75c
75c Yard Wide Carpet, Yard
55c
$57.50 Body Brussels Rug, 9x12
$42.50
$3.00 Rag Rugs
$2.25
$12.50 Combination Mattresses
$9.75
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Oregon
City News
Can an Old Battery
Be Repaired?
That depends:
on HOW OLD it is;
.r on HOW WELL you've taken care of it;
on HOW SOON you let the Willard expert locate the
trouble and correct the fault.
Nobody can repair a battery until he finds the trouble,
and nobody can correct a big fault as easily as he can a
little one.
If you suspect any LITTLE battery troubles you'd
better drive around and let us find them. Ask for the
booklet "A Mark With a Meaning for You."
We test' repair and recharge storage batteries, and
always carry a full supply of batteiy parts, new batteries
and rental Dattenes.
Liberty school district No. 71 has the
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iiuuoi ill. utnuK uutf I'l l He uistncta tu
not only raise its full quota In the
UiuUhI War fmul ilrivo but to have
(iiito an mount, in oxevss. In tho or
isiniil (iiota t lie district wns.givoit i475
to raiso. Whin the' SO per cent extra
orders came in, the quota . figured
$712.u0.o With, this big figure facing
tlrcm, menibofw living iii the district
startod a campaign that soon brought
in $803.65.
Mrs. W. B,' Freer has been elected
school librarian, suereediiig Hiss Ruth
Pnxuon, wlio resigned to aerept a posi
tion in Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Freer is
a graduate of Edinburgh and received
hor library twining at Dreawl Insti
tute, Philadelphia.
The Salem Elkletis the first publics
tion in tho state to issue a Xmas edi
tion. ,It comes out in an enlarged form
displaying in colors tiny American flag.
In putting out the. Christinas number
so early it was figured that for tho j
boys over there, it will bo delivered!
nuour uio nine loutftf members, nr tno
service are thinking of Christmas do
ings at the lodge.
American Prisoners
Released By Germans
and they wore a motoly collection of
clothing. Some who woro German uni
forms had been working at saw mills
and on farms.
By Webb Miller
(United Tress Staff Correspondent)
With the American Armies in France
Nov. 3 0 Hundreds of American pris-1
oners released by tho Germans are pour
ing across the lines. j
Many walked 24 hours in freezing
weather with little food. They said the
(ierinans evacuated anil left them to
their own resources. The arrivals in
clude froops from Texas, Ohio, Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin, California, Wash
uigtoni iS'one of the men had overcoats
Director General McAdoo
Will Have Management Of
All Business.
- Washington, Nov. 3.6. President
Wilson late todi.y signed proclamation I
tukJiig owr the American Eailway Ex-!
pres.! companies, it was officially an-j
nounccd by the railroad administration. I
Properties of the express companies:
will be under federal control aftvr noon
Monday.
Tho management of all tho express
business will bo under Director O-eneral
McAdoo. Hecently McAdoo permitted
the merger of tho Amerhnn, Weils Far
go, Adams and Southern Express com
panies. Their contracts with tho railroad ad
ministration placed thn nominally un
der federal direction.
PAPER MAKES OUT BILL
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" KO OFFICIAL SHOE PRICE
. Washington, Nov. 16. Lo Ma
tin declares that Germany owes
France $68,000,000,000. The bill
is as follows;
Cost of the war $23 000,000,
000. .
Reparation $20,000,000,000.
Pensions $8,000,000,000.
Return of the. 1871 indemni
fied, $14,000,000 000.
.-Interest of same $11,000,000,
000. Total, $08,000,000 000.
Washington, Nov. 16. The war in
dustries board today removeu the price
restriction on footwear. A few weeks
ago a maximum price of $13 for shoes
wa8 established 'by the board.
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U Half-Soling United States Tires
i Retreading Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires
Auto Electric
Shop
REGOE & BURRELL
418 Court Street
Phone 2(X
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