THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1918.
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POTATOES for sale. Phone 80FH. ti
CORD wood: for sale
2Q93M.
Phone evenings
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FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, 69
N. ComU St. Phone B454W. 11-27
TABLE squash by 100 lbs. Cummings,
84F13. - 1127
FOB RENT Furnished apartments,
330 6. 14th. Phone 2092B. 11-30
HOUSE cleaning and window cleaning
wanted. Phone 1237. 12-5
KDQHMON piano, good as now, for
alo. Call at 1144 i'erry St. il-2tf
FOR wood sawing call 1.93, business
hours. 12-2
FOR SALE -4-weeki old pigs. Phone
39F31. J. O. Schinder, Rt, 7. 11-26
HORD truck
Center St.
, chain drive, for sale. 225
Feed barn. 11-28
liOST Tollow Persian cat. Finder
please leave at 648 Union. 11-27
TST ANTED Plain sewing. Phono 796.
12-9
JIOR SALE Pigs 6 weeks old, $4.
Phone 4iF5. H-2S
FORD deliTery body, mertav fenders
complete for sale at caigam. iau
room 804 U. 8. Bank bldg., or phone
378 or 55F13. U-9
Piano at half priee. High grade Story
vjiara, aa goo a as new. tu m
room 304 U. S. Bank bldg, or phone
876 or S5F13. 11-29
ilY husband haa entered the acmes
and I wish to sell ear 490, 1918
Chevrolet. Phone 1925 after 5 p. m.
11-89
WE BUT all kinds of" old fcorsea
there is nothing we will not talt.
Bring to Center St. Feed barn, C. L.
Beott. 11-28
WANTED Steam boiler not les than
H5 h. p. Mat more than bu. Address
A. W. lane, 1440 North liberty St.
H-fi8
SALEM ehimney sweep, elean them
without duet on the carpets, furnace
cleaned and repaired, staves repair
ed. Phone 19. tf
FOR SALE Span of mules, on mile
east on fairgrounds road. Take sec
ond road running south. C. T. Jones.
11-26
EDS TO ELECT
This Is One Organization la
vin l r ntf e :
nmcn tvery umcer yiats
After Serving 1 Year.
To tlect King Bing and other offi
cers of the Cherrians for the coming
year, a meeting has been ealled for
Tuesday evening, Dee 8, at the Com
mercial club-
This is the annual election and the
meeting has been called by Hal D. Pat
ton. Kinc Rintr. Aa fha hv-lawa Ann.
stitution and public opinion is not in
ravor or any rung mng noiaiug tne
job more than one year, the main duty
of the Dee. 3 meeting will be the elec
tion of those who will hav charge of
Cherrian doings for 1919.
On account of war conditions and
other depressing matters such as the
flu, the Cherrians have not been mak
ing much noise the past year, But with
the eoming of the New Year, and with
a general (better feeling, it is felt that
the main boosting organization of Sa
lem should again make itself felt in
the community.
Now, when the Chemans meet at
this annual session, they will first be
served with a luncheon. After this im
portant affair has been properly cared
for, will come the election of officers
as follows;
King Bing Hal Patton has officiat
ed the past year. For his successor there
in Tin ftln.tA aa nnm.nnHn.na will h TviAflA
WANTED Woman for cooking and 'from the floor. Among those "favor-
gonerai nouseworx, must do expen- amy menuonea " ana wno ere tnougnt
ened. Give teloprone number. Ad- to have the proper makings are U. G.
,!,.,. Tlv 19. no-n Journal 11-27 BUnlnv T TJ Ti.omon T M. linn
OMULS! MIT! .
STOPDMIO
BEAUTIFY YOUR HA!S
Hair Stops Falling Out And
Gets Inick, Wary, btrong
And BeaEtiful
Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluf-
rV Atiiiniln-nt Anil unnniira ah toft, lus-
trous and beautiful as a young girl's
after "Danderine hair cleasse."
Just try this moisten a cloth with a
little Danderine and carefully draw it
tii rough your hair, taking one email
atrand at a time. This will cleanse the
hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil and
in just a few momenta you nave aouui
ed the beauty of your hair-
Besides beautifying the hair at once
Danderine dissolves every particle of
dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invig
orates the scalp, forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair, s
Tinf wlmt will nlease vou most will
be after a few weeks' use when you
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will actually see new uuir un auu
downy at first yes but really now
hair growing all over the scalp. If you
care for pretty, seTt hair and lots of it,
surely get a small bottle of Knowl
ton's Danderine from any druggist or
toilet counter for a few cents.
FOR SALE Or exchange, aheotp ranch
608 acres, price $33 per aoro. Want
residence or small, well improved
farm near Salam. What have you to
tradel Bt. 1, box 60, Brownsville,
Or. 11-26
FOR SALE River bottom ranch con
taining 150 acres, 40 acres cleared,
house, barn, soft and hardwood tim
ber, at 65 dollars per acre. Will take
some city property in exchange. See
. Martin Hardins at Salem Hdw. Co.
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Shipley, J. H. Lautcraan, J. B. Linn,
Kay J-i, Fanner, Uapt. A. it. Wilson, Wil-
!FOR SALE Fresh cow and Durham
cow, fresh soon. 715 South 12th St.
' 1126
LOST Small purse Sundaj, contains
M. W. A. receipts and 10c paper bill
Return to Journal. Reward. . 11-25
ANTED Girl for general houso work
State School for Deal. Phone 646.
11-30
FRESH cow, heavy milker, for sale or
exchange for stock hogs. Jo9cph
Barber. Phone 84F4. 11-27
WANTED A boy who is not afraid to
. ; hustle a1 few hours each day. Apply
at Capital Journal.
BOY WANTED To atrip tobacco, Sa
lem Cigar factory, 359 Chemeketa
6t, H-26
FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms in
Tr,iV,w,i Vildff. heat, licrhfc and water
urnisliifid. Call room 304. tf
RIVER BOTTOM FARM, 160 86-100
acres, aoout la acres unaer piow.
This is all sandy bottom loam land,
all fenced and cross fenced. Uood
house, good stock barn, dairy barn
drill ;n font, with cement floors.
stanchions for 36 cows.t Gas engino
in barn with water tanu ana iuu
barn equipment. Good peach orchard
wrn.nn vinnvard. btd1b orchard anO
small fruits. Plenty of fiuo wood on
the place for fuel. This place is on
good graveled road only two miles
from Corvallis. It is considered one
of the best bottom land places in the
k Willamette valley. Wheat made as
high as 22bttshels to-the acre xnis
past aeason. The land has produced
as high aa 5 tons of alfalfa per acre.
Wo might take a small piece of
good town property or a good car as
part payment. Price $22,000. Call on
or write owners, E. A. Miller and H.
E. Walter, Box 86, Corvallis, Or. 11-30
OLD paper for aarpets, etc., 10. ents
per hundred, call at Journal office.
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vitwht.1. Cor n.la. 275. Terms. Me
chanically perfect. Highway Garage
Phone 355. Jall 1UUO . n
FOB RENT 1355 State St. beautiful
7 room bungalow, strictly modern.
Adults only. Phone 997. 11-26
WANTED House work, no chillron,
r, TMuliimr. flail 144 S. 13th St.
11-26
FOR SALE 1916 Ford, shock absorb
ers, speedometer, good tiros and ex
tra a asn 8(545 Portland road. 11-30
LIBERTY BONDS If you must dis
pose of your bonds, we will buy
them. 314 Masonic bldg.
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WANTED To buy beef cattle and
.Wo. Phnna 1578W. 12-12
TWO and three room furnished apart
fa 401 N Cottaze. Phone 2203.
12-5
WILL trade Salem residence property
for merchandise of any kind. Ad
M n ata .TnurcaL 12-1
uifas " -
I, ALL PAPEB 15 cento per double roll
upward. Burse's Furniture Store, 179
Iwmmflroiq 1 v
SNAP 2 acre tract on Garden road,
good buildings, take auto, little cash,
ooav tnmia nn balance. F. L. Wood
Ttfivnn hl.l.r. 11-20
WvTKT) To buv an oak or steel fil
ing cabinet, write us giving deserip-
Inn and .nrini. Mitlcr & Walter. Cor-
m. 11-27
LOST Or stolen. Saturday. White
French poodle dog. Reward for re
turn. 495 N. 12th St. Phore 1020J.
11-27
liam McGikhsist, Jr., and Frank
Myers.
Keeper of Rolls. William Gahlsdorf
has held this reispoosible job the past
year. The work requires that of keep
ing minutes of all meetings.
Other officers to be elected include
the Duke of Lambert, now officially
held by Frank Lovell. Keeper of the
Archieves, David W- Eyre, present in
cumbent. King's Jester, Walter Wins
low occupying the office for the past
yoar. Kuecn Anne's consort, P. E. Ful
lerton present incumbent. Archbishop
of Bickreall, Elmer Dane, whose suc
cessor is to be chosen. Earl of Waldo,
Paul Johnson, who has seryea nis one
HELP WANTED Government needs
thousands men and women for gov
ernment departments, railway mail, uMarqui of Maraschino, present
post off.ee, .customs, mtcraal t- , 1-?(Z,II10 -rox. now in Port-
enue. $1100, flSOU. examinations . y "
soon. Experience unnecessary. For q h lunchGon and variou8
Free particulars regarding examma- Entertaining features .of the
tions wri e J. C. Leonard, '(former I ggn'ng King Bing Tatton has eppoint
civil service xam..ner,) 1059 Keno.s J ,nraittoe: P. E. Ful-
bmiaing, waslnngton, v. U ll-M - " " ,.air. Elmer DauCC. E.
Knowland, Paul Johnson and Grovcr
Bellinger.
NOTICE OF TEMPORARY APPOINT-
In tho county court of tho state of
Oregon for the county of Marion. ,
PnrHnnd Trust Comnanv of Portland.
a a corporation, plaintiff, vs Finckney
d , Bros. Dairy, a corporation, Welch Elec
tric & Fixture company, a corporation,
and J. R. Kennedy, defendants. .
NriHflA la hnrfthv criven that bv order
of the above entitled court duly made
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and entered on the 19th day of Novem-, . til thcr are approved by
ber, 1918, John E. Cronan was appoin f ! cL,uissioa and an
WANTED Girl or woman for general
house work for two weens. Appi
Mrs. Warren Hunt, 890 Oak. Phone
1296. na6
FOR SALE On registered Shropshire
ram lamb, weight 110 pounds. His
siro is an imported Shropshire. Price
$18. Fred Schneider, Albany, Rt. 1,
box 43. 1126
RANTED Two men with families for
general farm work. Furnished house
and other supplies; ateady work;
wages. W. J. Turnidge, Talbot, Ore
gon. f1
PU3NTY of money to loaa on good
firms; low interest rate; five years
time; privilege to pap 100 or multi
iil on any interest date. Call or
write H. M. Hawkins, 314 Masonic
bldg, Salem. t
FIBST MORTGAGES for sale. Seed
ed by well improved valley farms
in amounts of 50O up to $10,000.
Thos. A. Roberts, Phone 1127, 314
Masonie 'building. 1S-4
FOR REAL ESTATE TRADES
See
NIEMEYER
TTns.9 farms all over the TJ. S. from
Florida to Washington. From Michi
gan to California, and Canada to oi
fer for farms in the
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
Vau nan tradB vour Salem property
for property in Seattle, Boise, Chica
go, San Francisco, Spokane, Portuuid,
otc.
I have tho properties to otter you.
For instance:
112 acres Imperial valley
320 acres near Maffison, Wis
240 acres at Grand Island, Nob.
200 acres cotton land, Texas
480 acres at Ray, N. Dakota
243 acres at Council, Idaho
40 acres near Delta, Utah
A linnui in PnCfttpllo
. ,r,nrtmPTit. house at Riverside,
California. Beautiful residence at Spo
kane, another in Los Angeles, une ai
Thn owners or tne eoove wm " fj
noh i;ffirnnc.n. But the farms
suuit; wio" -- .
offered must bo absolutely first class
Co.. vnn mfttch anv or tnem
n W. Niemever 544 State street,
ai,
tjaicuii . . .
References: Interstate Realty Asso
ciation. Portland Realty uoara, ckuvu.
Bank of Commerce. .
Real estate is beginning to boom.
Get ready!
fiOOD BUYS
.un fm of first class farm land in
high state of cultivation, 100 acres in
crop, balance pasture, ruumnS
price fS5 per acre, iu acre iracu, .,
acres bearing Italian prunes, small
housn, price $3000. 75 acre trr.ct, 56
acres of bearing Italian prunes in fust
class condition, balance in mmus-i,
price $21,500. 15 acre tract, 10 ecres
of prune orchard, balance crl ivated
land, price $5000. 160 acre farm, all
cultivated, good buildings, daik soil,
price $125 per acre. 25 acre frm a
.11 iMiltivated. pood house.
orchard, price $5000. 100 acre farm, 40
icres eultivated, balance pasture and
imber, running water, old buildings,
nnice 6000. 17 3-4 aero tract, 5 acres
if Ijoganberries in first class condition
jcveral acres more cultivated, balance
in timber and pasture, 4 miles . out,
price $3500. 1 acre tract, S-4 acre m
Loganberries, good house, well, price
1300. 320 acre farm, 225 acres cultivat
ed, balance timber and -pasture, good
house, barn, rock road, 7 nHe from
Salem. This is good grain or y.ane
land, priee W V" " r'000 awn'
balance terms at 6 per eent int. Good
7 room atrictlv modern house, paved
street, price $3700. Good 5 room p al
tered house, paved etreet, fnce UM
10 acre tract, 5 acres cultivated, bal
ance pasture, house and bain, chicken
house, wen. ... n
If you want to buy, traue or sell,
WH. GRABBEXHORST & CO.
275 State street H-2
iH 4oTHTiriraTir receiver of the defend
ant, Pinckney Bros. Dairy, a corpora
tion, sola1 appointment to continue un
til the 30th day of November, 1918, at
ho linnr nf 2 n 'clock m.. at which
time all persons interested are hereby
notified to appear in tne court room oj.
the above entitled court to show causa
if any exist why said receivership
should not be continued subject to the
further order or tne saia coun
JOHN E. (JKOjNAJN,
11.27 Temporary Receiver.
1WTTRT WAVE APPROVAL
OP COMMISSIONERS
The increase in telephone rates
which tho Pacific Telephone & Telo-
graph company sought to put ovor with
out recoLmmns tho Oregon state law
regulating public utilities, will not go
thoi public, service conimissiou ' and an
ordoro issued. -
This turn in the drawn-out controver
sy between tho public service commis
inn onl thn Romnanv and the poBtmas-
rlnveloDcd today wlien the
conmiisBion recoivcd a telegram irom
Vostuiaster General Burleson requesting
tho commission to consider the schedule
of increased rates filed a8 an appnea
tinn fn an increase.
Tin nuks tliH commission to grant an
early hearing on the application and to
4T I pi &mk
Mm wm A. . I Rfl Bl? iif '
m EVERY DEPARTHEITT
I Prepare for the Holidays by Shopping early; Please shop in the mornings if
t possible; our service will be better. "
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iuits Dresses
Reduced 4
We have selected a lot of suits and
dresses to make our Ready-to-Wear
department a busy place dur
ing Holidays and have reduced
them all 20 per cent regardless of
their real worth and values. See
this selection if you wish to save
money.
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Compared With
Ordinary Underwear
Silk Underwear
Is Inexpensive
These soft, dainty, lux
urious garments, which
wash with the e?.E2 of a
pocket handkerchief, af
ford the same protection
as ordinary under v ar
of much greater" w tight
Many persons have
looked upon the use of
KayserMarvelf it". Ital
ian silk underwear as a
luxury. The present ad
vance in ordinary ma
terial, such as cotton,
has by comparison made
silk underwear in expen
sive. A great luxury at
6mall cost.
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Si Salem's Toyland is runmiig full blast.
it Toys, Games, Dolls, Trams, Books
THANKSGIVING
,ALS
BUY YOUR WANTS FOR THE TI1WSGIVING
DINNER AT
CLOSING OUT SALE
fa -Store
farmers9 Cas
Groceries.
Crown and Olympia flour $2.95
Snow Drifted, Hardwheat flour ........ . . . . .$2.90
Economy flour .$2.75
6 pounds Crisco at
Reliance Coffee, pound ? 30c
Economy Coffee, pound 19c
Canned sweet corn, at v. . .15c
20c canned peas -17c
15c Campbell Soups, at 12c
Ghiradelli's Chocolate ......30c
Cream of Barley, package 22c
Saler Brand Pineapple -23c
All kinds of spices, can ...... ; 8c
Best White Beans 9c
$1.15 Brooms at .75c
VEGETABLES
Best Australian Onions, lb. 2c; sack delivered....$1.75
No. 2 Onions, pound ---- 1 l-4c
Best Potatoes, pound . - -2c
Best Potatoes, sack delivered , $1.75
Good Cabbage, pound '. .i:.............3c
Sweet Potatoes, pound 4c
No. 2 Cabbage - i- 1 l-2c
All Orders of $3 or Orer Delivered FREE of charge
Shop Early Be-
XX fore Stocks Are
Depleted
You can Always do Better at
Shop in Morn
ings. We can give
- you better ser-vice
COO&lCOOPS
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recognizo the urgent need for addition-'
al revenues from the tclcpliono service.
The postmaster general ponies our
that ho duns not riaaa an the Question
as to whether the United States gov
ernment, which now has control of the
telephone company, would be claflsed as
a public utility under tho pit, t .'tins
of the stato law, but he is willing to
proceed in tho method laid down by the
law for obtaining an increase iu rates.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
HOOVER AUBIVBS IS FABIS.
Puris, Nov. 2tf.--Herhert Hoover aud
his party arrived here from England
this morning. Ho plans to confer with
Colonel House and Food Minister lior-et.
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THE SIGN INVISIBLE "
Jourcal Want kk Pay
ifvoing picture lovers who remem-
Ttie Harrier " with piensnrc
which means pretty well every one
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"The Sign Invisible," enminit to Ijib'rJ
erty theater, starting Thursday, is the ( i
;work of the same airceior, r.dL'ar ijtw
i, and that the leading parts aro play
ed by the jame actors who hud so much
in An with tha oonularitv o' Mr. Lew
is' former miwss. Mi'chcll Iewis,
( ( Tt' I . l. 1 1 1.!- f-lnAm ..!! li!m,
Viftnr Riinilnrlnml Edward F. Eose-
man, Mabel Juline Scott, were in 'The f
Warner,' iicaua is aw w
cast.
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