THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918.
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Minimum charge,. 13c
POTATOES for sale. Fhone 80FH. f
FURNISHED; apartments for house
keaping at 633 Perry street. 12-2
FltRXTSlTBI housekeeping rooms at
758 "N. Com 'I. 12-2
TOR SAJjE Iff in. old
wood. Phone 1536M.
growth fir
11-30
CORD wood for sale. Phone evenings
208314. - - tf
HOUSE cleaning and window oleaning
wanted. Phono 1237. 12-5
FOR wood sawing call 103, business
hours. 12-2
.WANTED Plain, sewing. Phono. 796.
12-9
TOR SALE Fresh cow, 3 year old Jer
sey. 1925 State St. . . 11-29
WANTED Fat thin and fresh cows,
large calves. Phone 1425M. 12-28
FOR SAiLE Good milk cows. .Inquire
629 N. Wtnter from 8 to 10 a. m. tf
JWANTED To buy beef cattle and
calves. Phono 1576W. ' 12-12
WANTED Girl for general house work
State School for Deal. Phone 646.
11-30
WANTED Assistant lady eook and
lady waitress. 223 N. Coa'L H-30
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Lawrence Gale, manager of the Gale
& Co. store, was operated on at the
UooM Samaritan hospital in Portland
last week. Today ho is reported as
making a most satisfactory recovery.
The English department of the Sa
lem high school will present at recit
al to ba liven Friday evening. Dee.
HARIjY fuggle hop roots for sale. J. R. 6, Miss LucUe Elliott The rceital will
Uooper, Independence. . 12-26 he ivfin in th amiitnrillm of the Com-
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mercial club,
..Beginning next Monday, the sugar
allowance is four pounds to the per
son jer mouth. So orders the Brute
food administration. It is now three
pounda a month and it was. but a short
time ago that tho allowanet was two
pounds a month.. The purchaser may
buy the whole month's supply at one
time, figuring on ths basis of four
pounds to each member of the family,
young or old. Restrictions on the man
ufacture of ices and Bherbots will also
be removed Dec 1.
FOB SAUE Ford, 1918, 05 per cent
ew. una orate Bt. U-29
FOR SALE Nine A-l six weeks old
pigs;, also- Jersey cow. Phtn 71F12.
11-30
WANTED Messenger boy. Western
Union Union Telegraph Co. tf
FOR SATiK Three good dairy cows;
two in. milk other to frephen soon.
Address. Box 83, Kt 1, Salem. 12-2
FORD delivery body, mot&i fendors
complete for sale at a bargain. Call
room 304 U. S. Bank bldg., or phone
87& or 55F13. 11-29
M.Y husband has entered the service
and I wish to sell our 490, 1918
Chevrolet. Phone 1925 after 5 p. m.
1 Liiclltes9
George F Vick, will save this evening
for Detroit, Mich., to hold a confer
ence with Henry Ford. In regard to
the rumor that some radical changes
would be made in the selling price of
, i ou ; Fords, Mr. Vick said he had no in-
' formation whatever. It is learned that
GOOD farm 2 miles northeasf of 'city a "amber of manufacturers who had
limits, to trade for good city resi- .'"tentione on the automobile market
donco and some cash. Dr. Patterson. ln.tne 1,ne of Ford prices are feeling a
420- S; Com'l. 11-29 1 trifl nervous, fearing that Henry may
spring something, notwithstanding the
tv o ,m . ,. . high prices of steel and auto materials.
FOR SAITB-JChoice E. I. K. rooster, T)fe meeti in jtroit next week is
SI Fill & irn ma.ni m fan Wxiinr Whita - .... -
r i j t V ' """' for a conference witn all Ford agents
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to-we&if
or light colored Ieii&n Runner ducks.
Phone 53F15. 11-29
FOR 3AM3 A pen of White Leghorn
hens, ready to lay. Phone 1531S.
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FOiR BENT . Well furnished apart
meats, close in, good location. In
quire 891 N. "Commercial St. 12-2
FOR SALE 1917 Maxwell touring,
fin shape, looks like new. Bargain.
Will take libterty bond. Call at Ore
gon Garage, corner Ferry and High.
11-30
TAKEN UP Stray, dark Jersey cow.
Owner identify and pay expense.
' Albert Jonientz, Steusloff market.
12-2
WAlNTHDMPosition by elderly lady
as- housekeeper in small family. Kt.
5, bor 24, or first house at end of
S. 12th Bt. car line. 11-30
FOR (SIAILE 1917 electric Barley
Davidson motorcycle, Phons 1536M.
1130
WANTED-JTame goat, broken for chil
dren to drive. K. M. Harding, Sil
rtr 1 11-29
IiOST 3 yearling Shropshire rams, one
wears my label. If you find same
please, all 43F2 J. J. Doerflcr. tf
FOR SMLLE S. C. White Leghorn roos
ters, O. A. C. strain,, cheap. Phone
113SW.
FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms in
Hubbard bldg, heat, light and water
furnished. Call room 304. . if
OLD papers for carpets, etc., 10 cents
per hundred, call at Journal office.
MAXWELL fDr tale, $275. Terms, Me
chanically perfect. Highway Garage
Phone- 355. Call 1000 S. .Com'l. tf
FOR SALE 1916 Ford, shock absorb
ers, speedometer, good tiros ana ex
tras, 350. 2645 Portland road. 11-30
Liberty bonds if you must dis-
- pose of your bonds, we will buy
tiMn 314 Masonic bids. tf
TWO and three room furnisted apart
mAnta 431 N. Cottaee. Phone 2203.
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WANTED-nWomaa for cooking and
general house work in family of
three $29 per month. 82S S. 12th.
Phone 1384. ' 11-30
FOR SALE One Vest Pocket Kodak
with- fast anastigmat Ions, for sale
cheap. Inquire Cha. Lanham, Oregon
FOR SAXE Bay mare weighs 1150 lbs
works: single and double and sound
in every respect. Sorrel mare, 6 yrs.
old,weighs 1160, soundand gentle.
Jirowa horse age 7, weighs 1350 lbs.
blocky built, suitable for all kinds
of work. Gray driving mare, har
ness and nearly new buggy, at real
bargain, $85 takes complete outfit,
also heavy double set of harness and
34 farm wagon in good condition,
$65 takes them. Brown horse and
nearly new Prineville saddle, horse
weighs 1000 lbs., good any place, $80
takes this outfit. Don't misg this if
in market to buy. Call for Taylor at
225 Center St. Phone Main 927. 11-30
,WILL trade Salem residence property
for merchandise of any kind. Ad
Uracil M S eura Journal. 12-1
i. AT.T, PAPER 15 cents per double roll
wri Ttnrar Furniture Store. 17ft
tf.
TViR. TO.WNTT Cottaee. 227 S. Winter
street, five rooms with baili and fire
place, ten aollara per month. Inquire
PTinnn 213fiJ. H-29
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JOR RENT Furnished sleeping room
With all modern convenances, out
Near Post office
JhnnA 773R. 240 S. Cotiagc, 11-30
BALEM chimnev sweep, clean, them
without dust on the carpets, furnaces
cleaned and repaired, stoves repair
oil PhnnA 19. tf
PLENTY of money to load on good
farms; low interest rates; five years
time; nrivileire to Dap $100 or multi-
da nn unv interest date. Call or
write H. M. Hawkins, 314 Masonic
lAr ftalera..
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vran MOETGAGES for sale. Seenr
ed by well improved valley farus
!n amounts of $500 up to $10,000.
Thos. A. Roberts, Phone 1427, 314
Xaaonia building. .1"
Taxi Co., Miasonic bldg.
11-29
not only in tho United States but
throughout the world.
Willamette chapter, Red Cross has
received orders from headquarters at
Scattlo to dispose of materials collect
ed by the surgical dressings department
at the postoffice. This will include the
sale of 10,800 yards of gauzo drossmgs
300 yardg cut gauze, several hundred
sacks of sphagnum moss and other mi
nor articles. As soon as these are sold,
headquarters a8 well as all other depart
ments of the Ked Cross will be moved
to the second floor of the postoffice
building. , ; .-
It 'was rather lonesome in ths city
and. county jails yesterday. There was
no one entitled to turkey as & transient
boarder in cither place.
Or -
Dr. a B. O'Neill, prominent member
of tho Elks' lodge who went into the
service a few months ago, writes that
he is now in Charleston, 8. C. and that
he was waiting for a ship to take him
to Santo Domingo, West indies, i'rom
the standpoint of the doctor, old South
Carolina doesn't stack up with Oregon
when it comes to climate. He writes:
This is not much of a country. Give
me old Oregon. It is much colder here
at present than any time on the.racitlc
coast so far tnis winter."
FEED PRICES
The -marlcet is slightly lbwer and
you will find that wo are always the
first; to drop our prices.
We have a complete stock of all the
different kinds of feeds now on the
market including hay aud straw.
. With our Ions experience and ample
facilities we always sell at tho lowest
nricoa nnsaihlB and 0U Wlli find Our
prices the lowest in "the city.
Investigate our new casn pian us n
will save vou monov and we are able
to give you tne very iowesr. pneeo.
1 A win IP OG okjiio
S.-. iSrate St. Phone 160 11.30
RIVER BOTTOM FARM, 160 86-100
acres, about 148 acres under plow.
Thi in all sandv bottom loam land,
all fenced and cross fenced. Good
house, good stock barn, dairy barn
40x120 feet, with cement floors,
stanchions for 36 cows. Gas engine
in barn with water tank and full
barn equipment. Good peach orchard,
grape vineyard, apple orchard and
small fruits. Plenty of fine wood on
fhn nlace 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
Willamette, valley. Wheat made as
high as 22 bushels to the acre tnis
past season. The land nas produced
as high as 5 tons of alfalfa per acre.
We might take a small piece of
good town property or a good car as
part paymont. Price $22,000. Call on
or write owners, E. A. Miller and H.
E. Walter, Box 86, Corvallis, Or. 11-30
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Salem's Greatest
t'Ah event long-looked-for and the most l
I important sale of the season combining ;
Thanksgiving-Christmas suggestions
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High Class
Coats, Reduced
$45.00 Coats at .':1$35.65'
$47.50 Coats at ...$37.65
$55.00 Coats at $43.65
$57.50 Coats at ... : $45.65
$69.50 Coats at .........$55.65
PLUSH COATS in best quality of
Salts, Textiles, Plain and fur trim
med Your choice less ONE,THIRD
Two letters are at the Salem post-
office, both from the war-risk depart-
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ment from tne u. a, treasury. iau
moans that both contain allotments,
but as- the parties. to. whom they are
addressed are unknown, nor have any
record at the postoffice, nor. have ever
called M tne- posronice iur mini, m"
is. of eonrse no chance for delivery! One
received Nov. 27, is addressed to..Anna
Jane Shearer. Balers, Oreeom The othor
was received in Salem .Nov. o, ana is
addressed to Jess A,. Wilkinson, Salem,
Oregon. Anyone having inormation as
to theso parties would,, comer a iaioi
on the "nixie" man, as well as the
parties themselves by calling or send- j
iug word to the postoffice where they
may be found.
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Contrary to the state law, all scueols
in tho countv are not flying tho na
tional emblem. The Battle Creek school
two -milus west of Turner is pretty
close to the law. It has a fine big
flag polo but just at present the flag
iB floating from a 8111811' pole without
much dicnitv. The Union Hill school
near Silver Creek Falls has been doing
nrettv well with its flag this fall but
recently a storm came along and blew
down the flag pole. Hence no flag is
flvine today. The Pleasant View school
four miles south of Turner has the flaa
and polo but the teacher was under th-.i
impression that the right placo t0 show
the national emblem wa in the school
house. Tho law says the flag polo is
the right place when school is in ses
sion. Silver Creek Falls district is up
and coming with a new flagpole and
a new flag. Summit school about four
miles southwest of Turner has no flag
pole and its flag is in pretty bad con
dition, hardly lit to ny. cut in mvu-
crai, rural scnooig are complying wnu
tho law which provides that the school
must have a flag pole and flag and
that tho flag must fly When school is
in session.
Women's and Misses'
Suits, 27.85
Values to $40.00. Extraordinary
values, high grade, serges, poplins,
gabardines, worsteds, etc. Novelty
belted and semi-fitted styles, some
with Dlushr collars; fur and cloth
It at a great saving. This victory sale
t Crepe, DeChine and Georgette
Waists, : Special, $4.95
Lovely waists of good grade Georg
ette and silk crepe de chine. In
white and flesh, neat tailored sty
les and embroidered. Several mod
els. All sizes. Sale Price
Women's and Misses'
Coats, $12.95
Values to $22.50. Serviceable, prac
tical styles for utility wear, splen
did values and worth almost double
materials, slate, pannette, mixtures
tweeds, kerseys, etc Special
$12.95
Women's and Misses'
Suits at $34.85
Values to $55.00. Very smart mod
els. An unparalleled offering. A
most delightful surprise. Tailored
and; semi-tailored styles, elega
made, and very desirable. ! Extra
special value at
$34.85
The Label of the Lamb
Signifies the highest grade of
knitted wearables. These snappy
mornings suggest knitted snug
glers,, shawls, sweaters, mittens,
leggings. We have a great line.
Go the Limit,
IDB SALE River bottom ranch con
taining 150 acres, 40 acres cleared,
house, barn, soft and hardwood tim
ber, at 65 dollars per acr. Will, take
some city property in exchange. See
Merlin Harding at Salem Hdw. Co.
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HELP WAXTED Govern roent needs
thousands men and women for gov
ernment departments, railway ma",
ffiM. customs, internal rev-
i.mw. SH10O.. 1800. Eeminations.
soon. Experience unnecessary. For
Free particulars regarding examina
tions write J. C. Leonard, (former
civil service examiner, 1059 Kenois
kuilding, Washington, P. C. U A
'JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
STATE OF OEEOON
Proposals for Supplies ,
The Oregon State Board of Control
will receive scaled bids on December
11, 1018, at 2 p. m., for furnishing supplies-
to the various state institutions,
.ot,fit4nir of iirv eoods. clothing, furn
ishings, groceries, shoes, hardware,
brooms, drugs, stationery, crockery,
plumbing etc., for the semi-annual
period ending June 30th, 1919. Specifi
miniia anrl schedules will be furnished
upon application to the secretary, at
Salem, Oregon, also from the-Industries
and Manufacturers Bureau, Cham
ber of Commerce, Portland, Oregon.
Each bid to be accompanied by a cer
tified cheek representing 10 per cent
of the whole amount of bid, payable
to the Oregon State Board of Control,
hich shall b held as guaranty oi
When it comes to one family being
the whole thing in a country school,
that of George M. Starr holds the Mar
ion county record. He has five child
ren of school age and they constitute
the whole school for the Elkhorn dis
trict, iMi miles over the mountains from
Mill City. The teacher in Martha A.
Watts and the salary is $00.00 a month.
Going to the district from Mill City,
it is two miles up tun to tne crest oi
the mountain and two miles down and
then a quarter of e mije- on level
ground. But this district ranks with
some of the best in the countv when
it comes to sehcol building and school
property. The school house is newly
painted and the school property wcil
taken eare of.
WILL NOT JOIN EUTEIfTB
23. Tio t'nile!
Washington, Xov,
the faithful performance of - the eon-bUte probably will not join with the
4.M. rTr.A cirri T-PftprVPi thp riffht toita'.enie ita its reported plan to ask i' in
land to-surrender the kaiser, according
to indications at the state department
tract The board reserves the right
rejec any or all bids or to aecept any
part of a bid.
, B. B. GOODIX,
Secretary, Oregon State Eoard ,of
Control. " 'oy 29, 30, Dee- , 7
today. ..
Buford Eockafellow and Victor L.
Gaume, both Winloek, Wash., boys,
! $4.95
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High Class
Suits, Reduced
$57.50 Suits at ....$45.65
$67.50 Suits at ..$53.85
DRESSES. Our beautiful stock of
the choicest styles in this season's
showing. Serges, Silks, Jerseys
Your unrestricted choice less
20PerCect :
Women's and Misses'
Coats, $19.85
Values $30.00. This group of coats
are the best of this season's offer
ing. Beautiful winter models of
Velours, meltons, imported tweeds,,
pleated 'and belted effects. Large
range of sizes. Special ,
$19.85
Handkerchiefs
for Everybody
Women's and Children's Handker
chiefs. From the plain sheer cotton
and linen to the exquisite dainty
embroidered ones. Also colored effects-
in a wonderful array. Single
and in special boxes. Full stock for
the Holidays. V
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The war is over, buy the children
toys while our stock is complete.
Dolls and Toys on the first floor
now. Very convenient.
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smmfmm Ho Agreement Between
:T0DRR0W NlGBTr.
COTILLIAH HALL
m DANDY MUSIC
,'riTjmi imroun whmt Arw BDrwr vaii dpsiiits
p,:jt wiW. .ttitnde on free-!have been killed in action in France,; Lftf llnii JUU1UUU. HiiiU AWJ UlUilU IVU lUUUUbia
2rs"::r Get Yea What Yea Wan!
Forty thousand men engaged in the
'-American supply service, will be sent
fL? A J D I 0 It !" advanced areas as. replacement
uiue nun rci j in oipi tr
troops.
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New York, Nov. 29. The dispute be- j
tMcen Cliile and Peru lias not been set--t.ed
and no ainua' le agreement be-;
tween the two coui tries Is in sight. !
This statement v us made here today,
by Dr. Carlos Cas'ro Buiz, the Chilean
consul general ir New York. He said j
hoyevor, that both countries were qui-1
et, according tn his latest adviee
Dr. Ruiz denied today that he ha I .
given out any statement that ahe con-1
troversy had been settled. He said that
on November 26 he ansounced the re
ceipt of a telegram fro nithe Chilean
foreign office, stating that the Peru
vinii government had not accepted thu j
apology, .
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