THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, RALEM. OREGON FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1919.
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BROS. inc.
Court and Liberty Sis.
Of All Kinds
NO STE1KE FOB rOETLAJTD
Portland, Or., Feb. 7. AU
rumors about a sympathetic
strike of Portland workers in
support of the Pugt Bound
walkout are st rcut today.
The Me-ral ..Trades Oonneil '
meeting last night passed with
out toy action being taken on
reported movement hr to join
in the strike.
-SATURDAY-
Choice Young
te
shoulder
pork
25C
EITHER
ROAST
OR
STEAK
Bear in Mind This is
"TRIMMED"
Untrimmed at
23c
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CHOICE SMfiXFD
BACON
In 3 to 4 pound Strips
Cut from Best Break
fast Bacon
38c
SPECIAL
BEEF
POT ROAST
15c
PLATE BOIL
121-2C
SMOKED TOWLS
From Choice Young
Porkers
; 25c
DRY SALT
SIW30C
BACON BACKS
Meaty And EWicaI
37c
SUGAR CURED, WOOD
SMOKED. SATURDAY
SPECIAL PURE PORK
BREAKFAST SAUSAGE
Nice and Lean from
Young Hogs
27c Pound
In Bulk
Former Stayton Man
Removes To Idaho
E. M. Olmsted, owner of the Eugcno
Printing company, and Thomas Nelson,
editor and owner of the Cambridge
News, of Cambridge, Idaho, have ne
gotiated a trade in which Mr. Olmsted
takes over the newspaper in Cambridgo
and Mr. Nelson becomes owner of the
printing establishment here. The two
homes have also boon exchanged and
Mr. Olmsted left this morning for Cam
bridge witn his family. Mr. Nelson is
expected here the first of the weot.
Mr. Olmsted opened the Eugene Print
company about two years ago, coming
hore from Stayton, Oregon where ho
published the Stayton Mail, Eugeno
Guard.
CATARRH '
AC TOE CTAMIfH
VI I lib OlVUlAUl
IS DANGEROUS
"Thousand - Have . It and
IWt Know It," r?avs Phy
sician. Frequently Mistaken
for Indigestion How To
Recognize aud Treat.
COURTHOUSE.
Writ of attachment filed in the case
of Lulu Eaton vs Pinckney Bros., ac"
tion for money.
Motion to dismiss action in the case
of Star Land "Co. vsl S. W. Thompson
CoiWDladnt issued in the case of An
na Fitch vs John C. Fitch, a suit to
compel payment of monthly install
ments of alimony ordered in divorce
decree.
Order1 of default issued in the case
of N. J. Van Patten vs Henry J. Pow
ell, ot al.
Final account filed by John H. Oar
son, administrator of the estate of Ar
thur Knapp, deceased.
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"Thousand of people suffer more
or less constantly from furred, coated
tongue, bad breath, sour burning atom
ach, frequent vomiting, rumbling in
stomach, bitter eructations, gas, wind
and stomach acidity and call it Indi
gestion when in reality their trouble
is duo to- gastric catarrh of the stom
ach," writes a New York physician.
Catarrh of the stomach is dangerous
betauso the mucous membrano lining
of the stomach as thickening and a
coating of phlegm covers the surface
so that the digestive fluids cannot mix
with the food and digest them. This
condition soon breeds deadly disease
rman4ai tin n oaiiml&ted food.
The blood is "polluted and carries the
infection tnrougnoni me oouv. otiw
ulcors ere apt to form ond frequently
an ulcer is the first sign of a deadly
cancer.
In catarrh of the stomach good
and safe treatment is to take before
meals a teaspoonful of pure Bisurated
Magnesia in half a glass of hot wirter
as hot as you can comfortably drink
it. The hot water washes the mucous
from tho stomach walls and draws the
blood to the stomach while tho bisur
ated magnesia is an excellent solvent
for mucus and increases the efficiency
of the liofc water treatment. Moreover
the Bisurated Magnesia will serve as
a powerful but harmless antacid which
nanfmlina iit Axceso hvdrochloric
acid that may be in your stomach and
sweeten its food contents, jubj-, u
ural digestion without distress of any
kind should soon follow. Bisurated
Magnesia i not a laxatlive, is harm
less, pleasant and easy to take and
can bo obtained from any local drug
gist. Don't confuse Bisurated Magne
sia with other forms of magnesia,
milks, citrates, etc., but get it in the
pure bisurated form (powder or tab
lets), especially prepared for this pur
pose. '
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
OUR BIG SALE OF LAST WEEK, WHEN WE MADE THE STRAIGHT CUT OF 16 2-3 PER CENT (OR
1-6) DISCOUNT FROM OUR "REGULAR SELLING PRICES" IN ORDER TO CLEAR OUR SHELVES
FOR THE SPRING GOODS, WAS CERTAINLY APPRECIATED BY SALEM PEOPLE, FOR, DESPITE
THE 16 2-3 PER CENT CUT, OUR CASH AT THE CLOSE OF SATURDAY NIGHT SHOWED THE BIG
GEST BUSINESS OF ANY DAY SINCE WE OPENED IN THIS ROOM. BUT WE HAVE TOO MANY
GOODS AND WE WILL
Repeat The Oner Of Last Week
W.F.Browning Day Phone 663
Proprietor Freight & Express Night 1181-M
1QU TRANSFER CO.
Office, 265 Ferry Street
" SALEM, TURNER, AUMSYILLE, STAYTON
AND SUBLIMITY
Connecting with Highways Rapid Transit For
Portland and all way points
ROUND TRIPS DAILY
SATURDAY, PEBStUAIRY 8TH
A
EXCEPT THE RUBBERS AND THE LINES ON WHICH WE HAVE ALREADY MADE CUTS
AMOUNTING IX) FROM 20 PER CENT TO 50 PER CENT OF THEIR VALUE. NOTHING ELSE RE
SERVED. BUSINESS IS GOOD AND GETTING BETTER ALL THE TIME, BUT WE JUST MUST
HAVE MORE ROOM ON OUR SHELVES SO YOU CAN PROFIT BY OUR LOSS OF PROFIT. HOW-
ft EVER, YOU WILL HAVE TO BE HERE AS THEY WILL SURELY GO RAPIDLY AND WE MIGHT
JNUT HAV.lv IULK Eli LiHir 1 1IN JLllJci DilUiiiS XUU WAINJL.
Aumsville Agent
Oregon Grain Co.
Stayton Agent
J. A. Hendershot
Our Own
"IDEAL BRAND"
Open Kettle Rendered
Absolutely
IKE LAUD
$1.35
For No. 5 Size Pail
ITS A BARGAIN '
STEUSLOF
BSCS, 6.
Batchers & Packers
All Kinds Fresh Cured
MEATS .
SAUSAGES
ETC
SALEM, ORE.
Phone 1518
Everything Guaranteed
Sp8dal0range Drive
3 BIG LEADERS "
SMALL SIZES
Extra Fine Quality, 30c per dozen.
- MEDIUM SIZES
Elegant Values, 35c per dozen -
LARGE SIZES
Exceptionally Good Quality, 50c per dozen
California Grape Fruit
EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUES
, ,:,-.;., ,,,. 4 for 25c; per dozen, 65c .
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT
Extra fine quality, 2 for 25c; per dozen $1.35
CANNED GOODS SPECIALS
ONARGA CORN
25s grade, per dozen, $2.00; per case, $4.00
SOLID PACK NO. 2 1-2 TINS TOMATOES
Per Dozen, $2.00; Per Case $400
DEL MONTE ASPARAGUS
Large White, per dozen, $4.00 ; per case $8.00
DEL MONTE ASPARAGUS
Large Green, per dozen, $3.90; per case, $7.75
OAK BRAND STANDARD ASPARAGUS
Large Green, per dozen $3.25; per case $6.50
FISHER'S ART FLOUR
Extra High Patent Quality. The finest all purpose
flour made, $3.15 -
Jf 167 N. Commercial Street
f V Phone 1196 ' :
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ELECTION OF CHURCH OFFIOEES.
The annual election of church offi
cors for the Evangelical church at 17th
and Chemcketsi St., hold at the local
church, Tuesday evening, Feb. 4, re
sulted in the election of the following
officers: , ,
Sunday school superintendent, John
Lippold; assistant, C. T. Doty; secro-
tary, Mrs. Frank StrauBbaugh; assist
ant m-rreturv. Earnest Zinn: treasurer.
Deo Coiper; organist, Alta Zinn; As-;
siatnnt organist, Mrs. Atnos runner; H-l
braiian, Evoretto Walker; assistant li-
hrfrinn T.n'ia Tiinnnld! nlturiKter. JjlCnb i
Blocker; class leade, Miss Elsio Oood-
hue; cihorter, Deo Cooper; trustees, C.i
T. Doty and John Lippold; church or-'
ganist, Mrs, Frank Btraushaugh. '
Tho society will meet on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 11, at 7:30 p. ra., for o.
social time and the annual election of
the Young People's Alliance The
church will tako part' in series of
union revivn-1 meetings held by the
three local Evangelical churches, bo
ginning Feb. 1, with Dr. C. C. Poling
serving as the evangelist. Dr. Toling
will bcin his series of mcetins on the
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23id of Feb. and up to that time the
threo Evungelical local ministers will
pieuch alternately in tho three local
Evangelical churchos. An organie un
ion between tho Evngelic.ul associatioB
and 1he United Evangelical church of
the Tinted. BtatcH is about to be consummated.
illlAn Economical, Delightful, Light Place to . TradeistmsMWKtQlflW
This is Clearance Time here, the small lots that remain from the past few months are
being cleared out at very low prices. Even on most of cur regular lines, such as un
derwear, knit geeds, blankets, some piece goods and women's apparel,
LADIES' SUITS, Regular $35 to $45, Sale Price $17.50
DRESSES, from $10 to $35, sale price 25.00
416
STATE ST.
STATE ST.
416 t
th. G&dce&y Co.
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