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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16-1918.
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- POTATOES for sale. Phone 80FH. tl
POTATOES for sale, delivered. Phone
59F2. - 11-19
PORTABLE drag saw for sale.
H0F12.
Phone
11-22
TY)R SALE One 34x4 tire and tube,
cheap, at 177 S. Commercial St. 11-19
TRUCK for sale or trade for runabout.
Phone 503W. 11-18
IXXST Monday,
2152J.
agate ring.
Phone
11-19
CHEAP lands wanted, writ.;
titulars, 4 X P Journal.
me par-11-18
WANTED To rent farm 500 to 700
acres, on shares. Address J tj care
Journal.
11-16
FOB RENT Furnished apartment.
Phone 2092E. ' 11-16
FOB SALE Or let on shares, 20 well
bred goats. Phone 1576J. 11-16
FOB BALE One force pump, almost
new. Boom 304 Hubbard bldg. tf
FOB SALE 10 pig9 9 weeks old, $6.50
. each or $53 for all. Phone 69F21
11-16
FOB BALE Two brood sows with
pigs, Phone 36F3. 11-16
HOUSES FOB BENT One $4, one $5,
one $7 per month. Phone 419. 11-18
LADY wishes work. Phone 1549J.
11-19
WANTED A girl, no cooking. 461 N.
High. Phone 1627. 11-16
FOB SALE Horses and harness, wt.
2800, ago 8; price $275. 2645 Port-
land road. . . . WM. J'l"
100 ACRES of improved Polk Co. land
at a bargain. E, N. Keeney; Bt. 1,
Dallas. 11-20
FOB SALE 10 shoatis in fine condi
tion, 5 months old, weight 90 lbs.
Bt. 3, box 185. ' 119
FOE SALE Cheap. A $42 50 reed ba
by carriage in excellent condition.
180 S. 14th. Phone 688. . tf
FOR SALE 5 acre home r.i thriving
saw mill town. Falls City. Address
41 P care Journal. , 11-18
GET your 'fruit trees, shrubs or roses
at Jones' Nursery, plant now. Phone
111F3. Howard Jones. Rt 6. 11-16
FOB SALE A (rood farm team, bar
nesa and wagon, a bargain at $125.
Phone 75F5. 11-15
FOR BENT Apts and sleeping rooms,
close in. to parties without children.
152 S. Church. Phone 248. 11-21
FOB SALE Ford touring car, in good
condition. Liberty bond accepted in
payment. Phone 2081J. 11-18
IWANTE To buy soup beans. Phone
483. tf
1918 MODEL Briscoe for sale. See ear
at Capital garage. . 11-16
WANTED Team for field work. 8a-
lem Bt. 6, box 93. 1M9
5 ROOM modern flat furnished, garage
is aesirea. rnone 1T37W. 1Mb
WANTED The use of a piano for
storage, only adults in family. Ad
dress I G care Journal. . 11-18
POTATO saieks for sale, lOe each,
while they last. CUttord W. Brown.
Phone 115. 11-18
SALEM LOT -wanted clear of incum
brance for improved forty acres
near Portland. Value $3000 with $700
mortgage. Neimeyer, 544 State.
FOR SALE Or trade, high grade Hoi
st ein heifer, 10 months old; mignt
consider victrola in trade. Phone
1327.
WANTED Plain sewing, altering and
menuung; children s clothes a spe
cialty. Call phone 645, residence 365
N. High; prices reasonable. 11-19
TURKEY SHOOT at the George Palmer
farm Sunday Dov. 24. Nine and half
miles south of Salem on Pacific high
way. 11-19
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch, for sale. State . cash
price, full description. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, Minn.
WOMAN BEGINS WORK AS PROSE
VUTOK '8 AID Miss Nellie Carlin un
til recently public guardian has now the
distinction of being the first woman
in Cook county to hold the job of as
sistant' state attorney. She is also said
to be the first woman judge in! that
county.
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NEWS FROM THE BIG STORE
38 Years the Leader and Still on Top
SHOP EARLY
Buy Only Useful and
Practical Christmas
Gifts :
OIXXj
SHOW YOUR
Appreciation and Contri
bute to the .
Allied War Fund
SPIRELLA corsets sold by Alice A.
Miles, 11UO lieslie St. Measures tak
en, fit guaranteed. Home Thurs. af
tewgns. Phone 1425R.
WOULD you marry attractive widow
worth $10,0U0 to $50,000 if suited I
Address F N, Box 584. LosAngeles,
Cal.
FOR SALE Two thoro bred Dnroc
Jersey brood sows, one with pigs.
Gordon E. Tower, Rt. 5, Salem, Or,
11-18
TWO furnished bed rooms for rent,
comfortable; Bpply Home Sorvice sec
tion Red Cross, 174 North Liberty
street. 11-16
SALEM chimney sweep, clean them
without dust on the carpets, furnaces
cleaned and repaired, stoves repair
ed. Phone 19.' . tf
MY business requires my living in Sa
lem, will trade Portland income up
to $14,000 for Salem business or
warehousey pay-difference or assume
, Would look into a good farm propo-
sition. Box 22r Salem, Or, .? 11-19
FOR RENT Eight room house, fully
piumoed, electric ugnts and teiepnone
garden and ten acres pstureland,
on Wallace road, thrco quarters mile
from bridge. David Steiner. Phone
13F4. 11-18
James Elvin Will Speak
Tomorrow At Armory, 2;30
The only opportun?ty which the Sa
lem public will have to hear James
Elvin who is on a leave of absence from
the Y. M. C. A. overseas work in
France will be tomorrow at the armory
at 2:30 p. m. Mr. Elvin has just re
ceived a communication from the New
York office of the War Work Coun
cil of the Y. M. C. A. asking him to
report at New York not later than De
cember first' ready .to sail. Mr. Elvin
returned to America for the purpose o.
speakiug in behalf of the United Wat
Work campaign and has been spending
most of his ti.me in the logging camps
in Columbia county where the influ
enza ban did not prevent his speaking
Mr. Elvin spent ixty days on the ex
treme western front where the fight
ing was intense and will tell many
stories of human interest as well as
give a description of the. work of the
Welfare organization established in
France to take care of the boys.
Dr. E. H. Pence, pastor of the West
minister Presbyterian church of Port
land, will also be present and will divide
the time with Mr. Elvin. Dr. Pence has
anent considerable time in the canton
ments on th racuic coast ana. wii
tell of the Work of the Welfare agen
cies here in America, Dr. Pence is one
of Oregon's stellar orators and is a
brilliant speaker.
THE Franco-American Hygienic Com
pany announces to the discriminat
ing ladies that a full line of their
household and toilet requisites is car
ried by Mrs. E. A. Bennett, 1030 Che
meketa St Phone 1280.
WANTED Salesmen for art and bus
iness calendars, leather goods, ad
vertising specialties. All business will
"hum" Liberal commission. Exclu
sive territory. Permanent position.
Economy Advertising Co.," Iowa City,
Iowa.
WANTED To buy beef cattle and
calves. Phone 1576W. 12-12
WANTED Refined elderly or middle
aged woman in modern home to care
for child, mother employed. Call 308
Masonic Temple.
WANTED Woman
washing Monday
' 658.
to to do
mornings.
family
Phone
11 9
TWO and three room furnished apart
ments. 491 N. Cottage. Phone 2203.
" 12-5
BXOHANO-E Factory site with nine
room house clo.se in, also choice res
idence lots. Take liberty bonds or
acreage. Box 67, Salem. 11-18
NOTICE- to apple growers. The Pheas
', ant Northwest Products eompany are
in the market for apples for delivery
not later than Nvember 21st. Phone
229 and 204. 1M9
AGENTS WANTED Large manufac
turer wants representatives to sell
shirts, underwear, hosiery, dresses,
waists, skirts, direct to homes. Writo
for free samples. Madison Mills, 60J
Broadway, New York City. -
MARRY if lonely: for results, try me;
best and most successful "Home
Maker;" hundreds rich wish mar1
riage soon; strictly confidential;
most reliable; years of experience;
descriptions free. "The Successful
Club," Mrs. Purdie, Hox GOo, uaa
land, Oalif. .
FOR SALE Or trade. What havo you
to trade in a 30 to 60 acre farm
for 11 acres with small house, barn,
all clear, good orchard ou good roca
road one mile from small town, and l
acre with 5 room house in good small
town. Will sell the two places cheap
or will trade for farm and assume a
mortgage to $2000. Both places rent
the year around. Will mal e some one
a good deal, a C care Journal.
FOB SALE Chevrolet touring ear run
3000 miles and in good shape, will
' take $650. Claude Boone, Aumsville,
; Ore. 1116
'WILL trade Salem residence property
i for merchandise of any kind. Ad
' dresg M S care Journal. 12-1
ALL PAPER 15 cento per double roll
; apward. Barest ' Furniture Store, 179
', Commercial.
! PLENTY of money to loau on good
' farms; low interest rates; five years
, time; privilege to pap $100 or multi
pie on any interest date. Call or
writs H. U. Hawkins, 314 Masonic
" Wdg. Salem.
FIRST MORTGAGES for sale. Seenf
r - d.by well improved valley farrs
v in" amounts of $500 tip to $10,000.
Thos. A. Roberts, Phone 1427, 314
Masonic building. 'It-
U S government wants thousands clerks
at Washington. Men, women, gins,
18 or over. $100 month. Salem exam
inations Dec. 7. Common education
sufficient, with our coaching. Your
country needs you. Help her and live
in waunington aunug wr ui.
Write immediately for free list posi
tions open. Franklin Institute, Dept.
379-J. Rochester, jn. x.
NOTICE
'VjWion ta harphv criven that a road
W . ..J B- .
district meeting will be held! at Kecne
ohnn1 nfliiaA in rflfl H (Ufttrict NO. 47.
in Marion county, Oregon, on Saturday
the 30th day of Aovemocr, at
r, Vlrvlr m. for the ruroose of
levying an additional tax for road
purposes in said district.
W. M. BUSHBY,
Nov. 30. County Judge.
Our Ready-to-wear Section
Is filled with the very latest and newest in Ladies and Misses wearables. The
selection includes the latest materials, Weaves, Colors and Styles in
rcsscs.
Suits, Coats, D
Waists, Sweaters,
Beeian Outnosts Have
Entered City Of Brussels
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All well dressed women will appreciate the Style, Quality and Prices of mr
garments. Our prices are right. Comparison will Convince
Next Wedinieday 'Surprise. Sale
We will place on Sale Next Wednesday the following list of furs Muffs, Neckpieces, Throws and Combin
ation bets. bpecial at 1-2 Price and Less
Sale opens next W ednesday
At 8 o'CIock A. M.
THE SKINS ARE-
Jap Minx
. Oppossusa
Real Uliiix
Real Mole
Seal
Near Fitch
Moufflon
Iceland Fox
Imitation Ermine
Black Lvnx
Chinese Wolfe
Brown Fox
Black Fox
Taupe Fox
Martin
To Clean Up- Our Wonderful line of furs they will
' be put on- sale at 1-2 price and less.
Furs make excellent Xmas Gifts and nothing will
win the heart of Wife, Mother,.Sister or Sweetheart
. ' as a fur set
Upper Floor Of Postoffice
Given Over To Red Cross
All Bed Cross activities w$U be con
centrated in rooms on the second flooT
of the postoffice building. This an
nouncement was made by II, W.
Meyers, chairman of the executive
board. Within a few days headquarters
in the U. S. National Bank building,
as well as the Social service department
will take up the work in the new quar
ters. With the exception of one room, the
entire upper floor of the postoffice
building will be given to the Bed Cross
work. There are two large rooms, each
well adapted to the miscellaneous work
and that of the surgical dressing department-
Headquarters office will be
assigned a room as also will the Home Green.
Service section.
At the meeting to be held next Wed
nesday afternoon in the Commercial
club there will be the election of 21
directors These directors will then elect
an executive board with chairmen and
it is this board Uut will handle the af
fairs of Willamette chapter for the
coming year.
Labels were received yesterday at the
mailing headquarters of the Hod Cross
and carto-us Rned for thta following
soldiers: Roy h. Hixon, Glenn Wallace,
Jas. E. Peebles, Emil Lundborg, Arthur
J. Kcnhart, Edward L. Clark, Eugene
D. McVickers, John L. Clark, Joseph
A. Htichlcr, Martin A. Viecks, Alvin
(huenfield, Leroy W. Johnson, Kirk
Simpson, Molvin Chandler, Krank A.
O'eil, Trubert Henderson, Harry K.
Frascr, Euiert T. Julfnson and Corey W.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a road
district meeting will be held at Nick
Gehlen 's house in road district No. 32,
in Marion county, Oregon, on Saturday
the 30th day of November, 1918, at
3:00 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of
levying additional tax for Md
purposes in sai4 ditriet. - - '--P
1 W.M. BCSHEY,
-Nov. 30, t'oanty Judgft
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Paris, Nov. 16. 12.10 a. m.)
gian outposts entered Brunei
morning.
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this
Oerman cavalry occupied Brussels
August 20, 1914, the Belgian army re
treating to Antwerp witnoti, engaging
the enemy. The Germans is?ued a for
mal proclamation, taking over the city
and outlining what the inhabitant
wotild be permitted to do. The previous
day many of the people had fled to
Ghent, . There were m hostile demon
strations against the army of occupation.
MISS Pekin
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Our Employees 0
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are hacking the
United War
Work Campaign,
You should sign
the pledge at once.
Do it now.
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