THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1918.
PAGE NINE
3C
The
CardF
Ml
lu) vU' 11 iLLflii
WILL BUY AT OUR STORE BECAUSE WE ARE SELLING LIFE-TIME FURNITURE AT THE OLDTIME PRICES OF TWO YEARS AGO, AND OUR STOCK IS THE LARGEST AND
MOST VARIED OUTSIDE OF PORTLAND. SELECT YOUR XMAS PRESENTS NOW. WE WILL DELIVER FREE OF CHARGE WHEN ORDERED.
- zzzz: nzzn
$28.00 Solid Oak Buffet 10x40 mirror....J21.50
$47.50 Solid Oak Davenport with Craftsman
Leather Upholstering and Mattress inside
' $35.00 Beautiful Circassian Walnut Library
. Table 28x42
v,v:v- 517.50
I. . ' ' ' . "
$5.00 Card Tables ..... $3.25
$17.50 6-ft, 42-inch Solid Oak Extension table
$14.25 -
Jiff
$38.00 Tapestry Overstuffed Rocker:$24J)0
$4.50 Cabbler Seat Maple rockers $35
$3.50 Solid Oak Dining Chairs . .....:....$2J5
$19.00 Reed Arm Chair $12.50
$45.00 9x12 10-wire Brussels rugs, your choice
$31.50
$16.00 Rugsgrass $9J5
,00 Air Tight'Peater...r-$425
$14.50 Coai Heater .. ............. $11.75
$18.75 Full Nickeled Heater....... -$15.75
i ' ! ' J"
tO '-;CyT :.r;
Good $6150 Polished Top, Nickel Leg ;
Base Range
149.50
Victor Records
Victor Talking Machines and Records
Pathe Talking Machines and Records
Sherman-Clay & Company Pianos
White Sewing Machines
$21.00 Electric Art Lamp ...........I$15.03
$11.00 Reed Doll Cart .................. --$925
TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE
$28.00 Floor Lamp $19J)0
$21.00 Hard Wood Kitchen Cabinet --$17.75
$12.50 Full Quartered Oak Center table $gJJ
Trade in Your
Old Furniture
-nr'" zz. - , , , ,
' ' " ' I ' 1 - n , -..
$2.75 Carpet Sweeper
3f
$1.75
Phone 941
404-448 Court Street
j 1 "!IM"r?
I CAPITAL JOURNAL CLASSIFIED DEPT.
.t . : 'ii in 1 .
1
QUICK REFERENCE 10 FIRMS THAT GIVE SERVICE 0N.SH0RI NOTICE j
WHFffF RIIYER AND SELLER ILET-Wlj KEIU2UUNU
II - -
HH fM-K
EVEStTUINO E1ECTEIOAJL
Jajfcn Kectria Co, Mwonifl Temple, 127 Nortli Hiik
Ta)eplwii KNIOHT3 OF PYTHIAS MEET A3
t ilcCornnelt hall on every Tuesda
. Mia 120t t 8. P. Andiesca, a C. E. Ji Kunt
A. at O.
OSTEOPATH
PES. B. E. WHITE AKD B. W. WAL
TON -Osteopathic phyriciana and
.erva apecislists. Graduates of Am
ericaa achool at Osteopathy, Kirk
rille, Mo, Post graduate and spec
- ' laliied in nervous diseases at tKs
' Angeles College. Offices 505-508 Nat
Bank Bldg. Phone 85. Hesidence,
: 1020 Court. Phone 2S15. Dr. White
7 es. Phone 469
DENTIST
B. F. L. TJTTEB, DElTlt.T, BOOMS
1 413-414 Bank of Commerce bai'ding.
WATER COMPANY
SALEM WATEB COMPANY Offiee
J corner Commercial and. Trade streets
Bill payable monthly advanee.
- Phone e06.
REAL ESTATE
FOB SALE And worth the price, five
acres or choice iana ror nay, grain
or fruit; located abont 2& miles
from city limits, new and well
furnished house fcnd barn, an excel
lent well with pump, acre ef tim
ber, place well fenced oa B. F. ii.
Plenty and variety of fruit for fam
ily use. Fricj $2000. mprovemente
are worth the money asked. Inquire
of Square Deal 2calty Co. Phono 470
70 ACBK3 $100 land, on account of cir
cumstances will se41 for wo on easy
terms. 8 acres, all, eultivated, good
improvement 1 mile of city limits
only S.'SOO. 14 acre good "house, bare
all in fruit, good soil, close to car
line; $1250. Socolofsky, 311 State
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp No. 5246 meets
every 3rd ani 4th Thnr. eve, 8 o'eloek
In Derby building, corner Court and
High streets. B. F. Day, V. C; F. A
Turner, elerk.
JJNITED ABTISANS Capital Assem
bly No. 84 meete first Thursday a'
each month, at E p. m- in I. O, O. F
Hall. Norma L Terwilliger, M. A.;
C. A. Vibbert, secretary, 3i( Oweni
treat. '
Steers -'! . . 79c
Cow 4(6V4
Spring lambs-,. lie
Ewe r . 4n
Lambs, yearlings 8(a9c
Bgga and Poultry
Eggs cah ; 6162c
Hens', live. ft 2022e
Old roosters 15e
Chickens 21(3i24e
Turkeys, dressed. 8335e
Turkeys, live i..Ji.-..:... 2528c
Goesc, live , ..... 1820e
Oecsa', dressod - 20tf)22e
Ducks live
Dueks, dressed
Vegetable
Sweet potatoes
Potatoes
Onions, local j-
Cabbage ..
Horse radish root, lb. .,
Turnips ......
Beets
Grapes
Green peppers
rarsnips
WAST 3."0, $4)00 and $1300 loans on
, good real estate security. Socolofsky,
34V State St. tf
SECOND-HAND GOODS
nirv cri I kVTl PVrn II WrCi t- ... ,n C. W. Niemever. Acal
DUI, uLLL HMJ W e Agenl, Canadian Lands,' 544
.; Men's clothes, shoes, hatsj jewelry, ; . .
watcnes, took, musiu&t iuni.ruiBiia,
: bicycles, guns, rifles, revolvers, suit
eases, trunks, cameras, typewriters
and furniture. Capital Exchange 337
Court street. Phone 493.
Cranberries, box
C.aages
25fr2
2730c
8a
$1.75
.... $1.75
2c
. 15e
2e
.- 2!
$2.75
6e
8e
$4.25
Lemons, bejx .
Bananas
$12,
. $8.50Cfi)9,
KOI
FINANCIAL
HONEY TO LOAN
THE FLXIT SHOP Let "S repair and
Sharpen your lawn laowsrs. 2Bt iouri
Phona 1022, tf
SCAVENGER
On" Gooi Beal Estate Security
THOS. K. FORD
O.er Ladd A Bush bank; Salem Oregon
FEDEBAL, FABM LOANS 5 por
. eent 34 years lime. A. C. Bohrnstedt,
401 Masonic Temple. Salem, Qrsgon.
STOVE REPAIRING
BT0VE8 BEBUILT ANU BEP AIRED
. 56 years experience, Depot, National
ad America a fence.
Bires 26 to 68 ia high.
'1' Paints, oil and varnish, ete
Loganberry and hop hooka,
Palem Fence and Stove Works.
259 Court street Phone 124.
BRING YOUR TRADES
GENERAL REPAIRING
ADMINISTBATOB'S FIBfiT NOTICE
Ta all ar.linm it mav nnn.prn. Xnft
is hereby given that, by ah ordor o
the eounty court of Mariojt county,
Oregon, the undersigned h-ts this day
been appointed administrator of the
estate of Marguerite E. C. Pomeroy, de-
pn-aoil and haa rlnlv ntin.iifiaH fla aiiph
and all persons having claims against
sent the same, duly verified, to the un
dersigned at 125 North Commercial
street, Salem, Oregon, or to Carey P.
Martin, attorney for said estate, 413
.Masonic Temple building, Saiem, Ore
Igon, all sueh claims to be presented
W11U1U gl& UJUULJiB 4IU1II 'JIB uaiu
this notice.-
Dated Nov; B; 1918- ' "
CHARLES T. POMEBOY,
Administrator of the estate of Mar
guerite E. C. Pomeroy, deceased.
Carey F: Martin, attorneyf of the es
tate. , 12-14
Trnfllilftliorrip nnund . 170
California grape rxuu, caitw 4.wn&o. v ,
BlaA fisrs. 25 25 lbs. 4.5
Kiss. 4 es nackaeca , ... . t ,
rigs, tt oz, pacKages
Figs, 8 oz. packages $3.50
Figs, lf lb. fancy $2.25
Figs, 10 lb. ex. fancy $2.60
No. 1 comb honey . - $7
SALEM SCAVENGES Garbage ad
refuse of an ainas -remu
ly eentraets at reasonable rates.
Cess pool cleaned. Dead aarmtOa re
moved. Offiee phone, Main. 2247.
Residence, Main 2272.
LODGE DJUECTORY
BOYAX NEIGHBOBS OF AMERICA
'Oregon Grsne Camp" Nft. -
nuMta everr Thursdar evenine a
Derby building, Caort and High fit
Mrs. Peart CeBrsey, J!l wars tn
racle; Mrs. Melissa Persons, reeori
r 1415 X. 4tfc 8t. Phone 143SM.
TOT 1TABTO7T
-
Retail Price
Creamery butter . .
Flour, hard wheat .
Conn-try butter
Eggs, dozen
. 70s
3.2.'
, (fit
70
Bough heavies $1518
Pigs $14(0)15
Bulk $16.90 . . -
' Bheey
Beeeipta 50
i Tono of market strong
Prime lanibg $U.50(d!1.75 '
Fair to moilium lambs J8.5010.50
Yearlings 10(ffiH
Wethers $9((t10
Kwes $08.5O
SILYERMNEWS
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Silvcrton, Nof. 22. Miss Jeanctto
Bonth of Salem and Louis H. Fischer
of this city were quietly married at the
home of the brido's mother, Thursday,
Nov; 21. Mr. aud Mrs. Fischer will bo
at home to their frionds after Jan. 1st
in the house belonging to C W. Bod-
gora on Fisk street. Mrs. Fiseher is
well and favorably known in Salem an
has also mado a number of friends In
Silverton whilo visiting hero at differ
ent times. Mr. Fischer is manager of
tho FischCf Flouring Mills of this city,
and is a very prominent business man.
Bccently Mr. and Mrs. James iver
son received word from authoriative
sources in France that their son, Mel
vin, died from wounds received en the
6tli of October.
Mis Christina Molby received word
WtKluesdav that ho brother, Chester,
had died in France. It is supposed he
died of disease.
Geo. W. Hu bbs has accepted a posi
tion with the First National Bank as
Joe Lincoln waa in Salsm Saturday, foil kens of tho county .
Henry Aim has gone to Portland to
work.
The Misses Albright of Molalla
ovor Sunday viaitfJrs at Silverten.
Bev. Flenner is taking a course at
the Willamette University at Salem
and makes daily trips ta the capital
city by way of the auto stago.
Guo. W. Hubbs and family and Mrg.
Gill Bentson motored to Saleui Saturday.
Gail Jones was home from Corvallia
Sunday to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W, H. Jones.
8. S. FJonnor, a brother of tho Bev.
Flonner, arrived in Silvorton the first
of tho week and will remain hore indefinitely.
Sam Walkor was recently taken sick
with the flu., '
Miss Bessie Smith and her brother
Wilbur are visiting at Seattle.
Alviti Davis lias been absent a few
days from the Hicks Hardware store on
account of tho sickness of his sister,
Miss Vellna Davis.
Former Dallas Boy
Killed In Battle
Oraln
Wheat, soft white $l.B4t
Wheat, lower erodes on lamDl .
Oata - 80cl
Hay. eats , . .' 925
Barley, ten
Hay, eheat, aew
MiU run
Butterfat
Creamery baiter
Euttextat
. $505S
' $24
: $373e
87e
6
Fork. M sjbd Mcttos
Pork, on foot '. 16
PnrV ArpumeA 1820e
Veal, fancy ..,,.. - 1017c
POBTLAND MASET
Portland,' Or., Nov. 23. Butter, eity
creamery 60e
Eggs, selected local ex, otigioo
Egga, local ex. 66(g68e
Hons 2527e
Broiler 2730e
Geese 17(S)18e
Cheesa triplet. 353te . .
. DAILY LIVE gTOCK MftJBlTET,
Cattla
Beeeipta 293 : ;
Tone of market slow .
Prime steers lS.25ffil2.5n
Choice to goed steer $11(7?12 .
Medium to trood steers 1.0('1I
Fair to medium steers $8.50(39.50
Common to fair steers 08
i hniio HAifk on.t ttmrttra tHftilH 'M
Medium to oood sww and heifers
$6.5(Ka;7.50 . i
Fairto medium eewf and heifen
$5J5CKarf3.50 - i ; -
Canncrs W(ij i
Bulla $507.50 5 '
Calvea $912 I
Stackers and feeders $68
' Bog . f
Receipts 78
T-no of market slow
Prime mixed $17(5117.15 , ..
Medium mixed $16.7517
Dallas, Or., Nov. 23. Cecil Getcholl,
a former Dallas boy was killed In the
fitthting in France on the second of
October according to word received in
this eity th's week. The dead hero was
iihniit tt- yflm nf lira and wan a son
tion with tic nrst .National nans: as,,-; i., , .7
assistant cashier. Ho will serve dur- VT?..0', -Tt
! .h aWnA nf J. Wl Hvott who re- 'l" rvnD " '
cently entered the service.
Lorenzo Fiierlock, brother of J. H.
Sherlock, mfferud a gtroko of paraly
Dallas Man Breaks Ann Cranking Car.
John Etuis a resident of this city '
suffered tho fracture of his right arm.
the first of the week while cranking
an automobile. The engine backfired,
tho crank striking the arm betweea the
elbow and tho wrist. Mr. Enns-is the
second person in this city to have an
nrm broken while cranking an automo
bilo within, the past three weeks.
Church Celebrate Thanksgiving.
The Dallas churches will join in th
Thanksgiving services this year and thai
sermon will be delivered by Bov. Curry
pastor of the United Evangelical
church. The services will be held
Thursday evening in the parlors of the
Methodist church. A community sing i
one ef the features plunncd for tho
occasion and a large chorus of voice
are practising daily for the event.
J. C. Haytcr, proprietor of the Dallas)
Book Store was a Portland busines
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Ella J., Metzger of MeMinnvilla
visited with Dulles frionda Wednesday
noon.
Mr. iid Mrs. E. K. Piasccki were
guests of Salem frionds Thursday af
tornoon.' .
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Chapin of Salem
wore guests at the homo of Mrs. W. P.
.Miller in thia city the first of tb
week.
Mrs, George Hagood is in Portland
this week visiting at the home of rels-
tives.
Marion School
Is ''Over The Top"
Tlu! apportionment for the Marioa
draft early mst spring and after several
weeks of intensive training was scot
from Ca'mo Lewis to Camp Kearney,
tf'nlifnrnia Prnm w)ii,h nluA llA DrM
sis iue y " h,.t across to Fran e in June. Tho en- Uhool in the I'uited War Work cam-
somcwnai nerious. .,,.,,,.. i wl,ih the vnnnff man was ... .i..u,.,a ti,a vinnr
George W. Steclhammer accompanied, rr. A,j" )fl which I ? . . , """ "
Horry Carson to. Portland. Thursday t7 driie. tto.fiwt "I tZ.JZ'. hut't
where Harry will be given an xnay , ;Mnil ot K uttle tiat endcj .ul ii.. th.
ng the absence or H,' t f. tnn if--. ,he deceased r.7,'T w;.,r Z..
nll T TT Tl-nlr. m ; ' Z ' . .. . I HIT Y UUUltJB. " v
- - - x aurviruii uv uat.LUuT - uu viiv
nave cnargo or rne umg i bro(, er
Mjsh MaDel opsuna was in ouiem on
Tuesday.
Lloyd. Biehcs maae a raUier nty
Memorial For Dallas Soldiers.
A meeting of Company L auxiliary
paign manager for the girla, and Jame
Bennett acted in that eapacity for tho
boys. The money given was earned by
tlie children giving it, and all was glad-
en,! pirVa-ts, Mr. and Jta. Tai S& 2.S'toX 5
Biche. this week. He came in Wednos-; 8nd Mtf wiH be held in the Bad;'" ' L,"hV!, ! "J"' !
day evening and left Tliursuay morn- Cr0 iaom on MiU Btrcet Saturday , p"Vl" f thihou! wore the firstl
ing. Lloyd is in the service. afternoon for th. purpose of discus- LP1 3JT Junior Bel
m. lt rnr. and the first to tak
sic witn pneumonia bi tsrap ablo monument to tne soldier Doys or, ; . '.,..., uii, k
Hi, mother, Mrs. Tolef Annundson of!thi, tity wnft have participated in the,wo" "1,:", .f.t
thi eity and hi. sister, Mrs. Turncy otH,ig mJM war. A attendance ta ' leTdS
Portland have gone to visit him. desired by the members of the Auxil- . nle! n.d .k"j " A.Z 5
. Norton Cowden returned Tuesday af- iary at the meeting as they feel that f"t many finished J
ter a short visit at Wert Lake. some honor should be shown the boys Cross headquarters. They 61m i gathef-
Wm. King i. in the tity this week ho offered up their live for their ,ed one hundred and ainety-six garment
visitiBg hi wife, at the home of Mrs. country. Several of the Polk county I for the Armenian. .
KJsg'" XU and Mri. X. W boys have- been ' killed in battle and In their vestibule they had ox
Biahl. I other, have-died from disease and it is.Iabled "Every Pit helps a bit, n4
A surprise party was given at thejposirible that still other names will ap- gathered their share of pits. As pari
Compton home on Mill street last Sat-jpear on the easualay lisU before pcaee of tlicir English work they
urday evening for Mr. Comptoa and i declared and nothing would be more ten bright, happy letters to lonely
Bev. Flenner, the occasion being Botft appropriate wan a memorial o uir, B..u i.u. ... -
Mr Flenner's and Mr. Compton's birth- erected on the court house lawn bear- received it ean be aaJely said tney Bvj
days. About twenty five friends were ing a testimonial of the high regard helped to keep up the morale of ou
present and enjoyed the evening,
In which the boys wore held by the! army.