Daily capital journal., February 06, 1919, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

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Dafof!Hol Journal
SALEM, OREGON.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1919.
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THE PLACE FOR THE
GREATEST
i All Around Town j
SHOE
vakies
IN MARION COUNTY IS ALWAYS AT
THE J. C, PEfJHEY CO'S STORE
BECAUSE BY BUYING FOR THE 197 BUSY PENNY STORES LOCATED
IN 25 STATES ENABLES US TO BUY AT PRICES THE SMALLER IN
DIVIDUAL STORES CANNOT GET. THEN, TOO, BUYING FOR CASH
AND SELLING FOR CASH, ALSO ON ACCOUNT OF NOT BEING AT
THE EXPENSE OF DELIVERING, ARE A FEW MORE OF THE MANY
REASONS WHY OURS ARE
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owest Prices
A LOOK AT THE SHOES WILL CONVINCE ANY ONE OF THE TRUTH
OF THIS
LADIES' KID VAMP SHOE
With white kid top, French heel, nice
neat toe, Goodyear welt , sole. A
good One' and is unusually low-priced-
at
it
Another similar to above but with
brown kid vamp and cream kid
top, at $5.90
LADIES' ALL BLACK SHOE
Kid vamp and cloth top, French heel
$2.98
Think of it!
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LADIES' "REST SHU"
Famous for ease and comfort, made
of all kid leather, welt sole, and low
heel A common sense shoe that is
hard to beat, only $4 50
LADIES' BROWN ENGLISH
Of good quality nice soft leather, a , I
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uanuy military iieei, ruuuer uppeu,
Goodyear welt sole. A winner at a
great saving..
LADIES' BLACK ENGLISH
Kid leather, Neolin sole, Military
Rubber heel. You will like it at $5.90
WOMEN'S PATENT LEATHER
SHOES
In sizes 2 1-2 to 4 1-2 at $193
Are something most unusual and
should interest all.
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These are just a few. There are
many more. You will find " equally
good values in Children's, Boys and
Men's Shoes.
OOMDTOr EVENTS
TONIGHT
At the stata Capitol Publio
hearing on proposed boxing
bill.
Feb. 7 Apollo invitational
concert at opera house.
Feb. 12-15 Automobile show
in armory.
Feb. 21--Legislature adjourns
Salem bread is freshest and best tf
WatJrins Remedies liniment, Men
thol, Camsfcsr, Mustard Ointment, Spic
es, Extracts aad Toilet Articles.
Phone 402. For sal by M. W. Eaw
ley, 331 N. Liberty Bt., Salem. 2-14
On account of the damage by hevy
hauling over the Mt. Angel-Scotts
Mills road the county court has deem
ed it advisable to prohibit the use of
lumber trucks and other heavy loads
for the time being.
"The beet" Is all you can do whe
death comes. Call Webb & Clough Go.
Phone 120. tf
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Having lately retnrosd to Salem I
am ready to receive viano pupils at my
home, 1472 Mill, or will go to homes
of DUDilg. Bsecial attention given to
technic and expression. Mrs. Lena Wa
ters. Phono 1184M. K
The debating team of Willamette uni
versify has issued a challenge for a
forensic contest with the Oregon Agri
cultural college, to be held during the
month of April if the Corvallis team
accepts. Manager Cooper of the Wil
lamette team has also challenged Pa
cific university and McMinnville. A
challenge from Puget Sound college
hag been accepted by -him.
- Highways Rapid Transit Auto sendee
to Portland and way points daily, leav
ing Satan at 7 a. m. Phone crdnrs eve
ainf before, 265 Ferry. Phone 663. tf
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VTs boy liberty bonds. 314 Masonic
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It has been decided that President
Carl Gregg Doney, of Willamette uni
"versify, will be tho speaker at tlie
omiuenconiont exorcises of ithe Salem
ligh school on Mnreh 7. Rv. Thomas
Achsoft of th Jason Lee Memorial
church, will preach the usual Immiliui
rcste sermon on the preceding Sabbath
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WHEN IN SALEM, OREGON
dtop at
BLIQH HOTEL
"a Home Away from Home."
Strictly Modern 1 per Day
100 Booms of Solid Coffort
Only Hotel in Business District
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Opa Bondayt (ran U a. &
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108 Sooth Eifh 84.
Balsa. Oregon. Paoas 18;
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L'aEctte Valley Transfer
' Ccspany
FAST AUTO TRUCKS
JDaily between Portland and Salom, In
dependence, Monmouth and Dallas
ORDERS TAKEN BOTH WAYS
Portland Offlcs
830 Ash Si Phone Broadway 454
Salem Offlcs
J71 & High St. Phono 1400
WB BUT PRODUCE
Win. Bell, Agent.
Three small building permits were
iissied today from the recorder's of
fice; a permit to remodel and repair a
brick store building owned by Felix
UiHranrh, on Sfato street, botwocn
Commercial and Liberty, to coat about
$"()()0; to repair, a brick building on
WANTED
I want your furniture, ranges,
heaters, etc Phone 510 or 511,
Woodry, tho auctioneer, Salem
2nd
HOUSE CLEANING
AUCTION SALE
WOODRY'S
AUCTION MARKET
COR. FERRY AND LIBERTY STS.
SATURDAY, FEB. 8th
10:30 A. M.
Horses, Harness, Plows, etc., and other
things which tue farmers are Invited o
bring in.
1:30 P. M.
Household Furniture, Ranges, new and
second Hand beaters, bed springs and
mattresses, organ, clocks, oil stove
rockers and dinners and sverytbinj sine
Inside the four walls.
P. 8 Don't mist the autcion on South
Nineteenth St tomorrow,
F. N. WOODRY
THE AUCTIONEER
Phone 610 or 611
Commercial street, laetween Ferry and
Trade, owned by McNaugliton & Kay
mond; the construction of a truck
building for Marion eounty on Jason
street in north Salem, to coat albout
soo.
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The U. S. employment bureau has
moved from its quarters on State
street to a room at 128 S. Liberty
street, adjoining the Salem Bank of
Commerce. Agent Coleman states t'hat
there is still a largo demand for wood
cutters but very few are being placed.
A considerable number of returning
soldiora have applications in for me
chanics jobs and positions as drivers
of trucks. There ig not so large a de
gree of cooperation from tho employers
of this district as might be wished.
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Hop wire and all kinds
of hides. Before you
sellSee Us. Phone 398.
271 Chemeketa
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
STRICT ATTENTION TO CO.
D. ORDERS
PHONE 198 and 186
299 N. COMMERCIAL ST.
103 S. COMMERCIAL ST.
100 lbs Cane sugar... $9.75
10 lbs. Cane sagaf ... $1.00
5 lbs net Vegetable Short
ening . ...... :l ...$1.55
6 lbs net Crisco .;...$1.85
3 lbs. net Crisco 95c
3 lbs Royal Club coffee $1.00
lib Royal Club coffee... 35c
1 lb G. A. coffee ....... 30c
1 lb. Palmer coffee 27c
1-2 ph black and green
tea . ....... 23c
12-oz Royal Baking pow
der 35c
5 lbs Crescent Baking
powder 90c
Standard Tomatoes, per
can, 18c; dozen ....$2.05
Royal Red Peas, can 18c;
per dozen $2.00
Mt Hamilton Peas, can, 18c;
per dozen ........ $2.05
Jell 0, all flavors, pkg.. .11c
Jiffy Jell, pkg 10c
White Figs.. lb 20c
6 boxes matches Search
light, large box ......25c
5 large bars white soap . . 27c
5 bars White Flyer soap 25c
Fresh crisp soda crackers
pound .18c
Fresh crisp soup crackers,
pound . 18c
Citrus washing powder,
pkg. . : ..27c
5 cans Light House Clean
ser ..... . 27c
ORDER EARLY FOR BEST
SERVICE
i Marriage lic&utes were issued re
cently from the clerk's office to Jos
eph J. DavSd and Eva Michalik, both
of St. Louis, Oregon, and to Alonzo
Martin of Grerham and .Nancy Orace
Myers of Bates. The latter couple was
married today at Mill !ity.
New Fashion Plates and Patterns for
MARCH
Just Received
We ley liberty bonds. 311 Masonic
Wdg. tf
Ws have moved our offices to rooms
201-203 Gray block, over Hartman
Bros, jewelry store, 125 N. Liberty Bt.
G. E. UNRUH,
B. W. MACY. tf
Baby chicks. 541 State St Phone 100
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The Valley Motor company receiv
ed this morning another carload of
Fordson tractors, which are becoming
so popular with the farmers that the
load was practically sold out before it
arrived. The company also have on the
road a carload of tho beautiful iSssex
cars which are expected to arrive in
time for the automobile show here.
ArtisafiB attention.
Regular meeting to
night, installation of of
ficers, Masonic Temple
GALE & CO,
Phone 1072
Commercial and Court Streets., Salem
Formerly Chicago Store
The Myrtle hotel, now called the
Miller Apartments, is beinz renovated
and put. in first class shape. 2-7 Ellsworth, Prop,
The annual business meeting of the
First Congregational church will be
held thlis Thursday, evening, Feb. 6,
in the parlor of the church. There will
be a dinner at 6 p. m. following which
the business of the church will be tak
en up. All members urged .to attend.
Mrs. Ralph, White's juvenile danc
ing academv will open Sat.- Feb. 8, 2
to Cotillion hall. 2-7
Workmen are busy on the alterations
in the police department today, mak
ing arrangements to give Chief Var
ney a small private office.
Economize, get your hats cleaned
and blocked early to avoid the rush,
at old location, 495 Court St. C. B.
3-5
Clothes hangers free, with every
cleaning, pressing or dyeing Order of
75e or over, we will give free a haro
wood combination coat and trousers
hanger. This week only. Salem Clean
ing Works. Phone 703. 1261 State.
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i statement of. the wrk of the Bed
Cross lor January shows that during
that period more than five hundred
families received attention, and near
ly 300 families received aid-of somo
description. The amount expended dur
ing tho month was $215. A recent re
port from Miss Grace Taylor with re
gard to the emergency hospital shows
that thirty patients were eared for by
the nurses, six of them dying. There
are still a number of cases receiving
attention and the work will be contin
ued so long as there is danger of an
other wavo of tho epidemic.
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Yes, Ma'am
rarmers
Cash Store
151 N. HIGH STREET
PHONE 453 ?
Will Continue Their
uosing Oil Sale
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On Friday and Saturday. The enormous stock of Groceries, Dry Goods,
Clothing, Shoes and Rubbers must be reduced without delay to make
room for our entire new stock. We will begin to move to the J. L. Stockton
store the 15th of this month and will be open for business March first, under
the Name of : '
The People's Cash Store
Our prices are as follows: .
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Crown and Olympia flour $2.95
Fisher's Snow Fall hard wheat
flour $2.75
Fisher's Waldo Hills patent
flour $2.65
Valley flour ..$2.55
10 lbs. pancake flour 65c
10 lbs graham flour 60c
10 lbs rolled oats. 70c
3 lbs head rice 30c
3 lbs. Japan rice 25c
3 lbs. best white beans 25c
1 lb. Reliance coffee, be5t quality 35c
1 lb. Plantation coffee .27c '
2 lbs. Cocoa in bulk r...45c
2 lbs dried prunes,' apples or
pears 25c
Standard canned tomatoes, can..,.15c
Hunter Boy sweet corn, can 15c
Pineapple, per can .23c
Ripe Olives, per can :.13c
Apple butter, per can 19c
5 bars White Flyer soap 25c
1 lb. mixed cookies .20c
1 lb. Candy Kisses 23c
Soda and Oyster crackers, lb 17c
Almonds, per pound 24c
Best standard lard, No. 10, pail $2.75
No. 5 compound, per pail $1.15
Vegetable, 5 pound can $1.39
Umeco Butter, per lb 33c
Fresh eggs, .per doz 35c
$1.65 Brooms 70c
VEGETABLES
Burbank potatoes, per sack $1.65
Best selected onions, per sack ....$1.60
We also have a big surprise sale on
clothing, dry goods, shoes and rub
bers. We give free premium coupons
with the purchase of every dollar,
good for valuable premiums, such as
glassware, high class dishes and sil
verware. Please call and see our premium
department.
Free delivery with! purchase of
$1.00 and over. Place your orders
early.
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151 HIGH STREET PHONE 453
We move into J. L. Stockton Store March First
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