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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1919)
fAGE EIGHT 3ailnjlgal Journal SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1919. J s .- 4 II i ft if it 3 n H I 1 WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE NEW LINE OF JiNa cJfflssd D2 D g JsKsd For The Girls In a splendid assortment of materials, styles, patterns, etc., in sizes from two years to 16 years. There are Ginghams, Voiles, Lawns, and Organdies so that we can supply your wants along this line in a way that will be sure o Please Yo There is a good range in prices as follows: Girl's Gingham Dresses ! Jjj $2.49. $2.98 Md $398 Girl's White Dresses range in prices from $J gfl to 5Q We also have a good stock of Muslin .Unci rear an IP 4 fl oeS'Torxne Our materials are always the best and our prices always the lowest Girls AHA 1 TT a round town COMING EVXNTS Feb. 25 Patriotic League program at opera house. Fob. 28. Annual Cherrian banquet at Hotel Marion. March 5 French army band concert. March 20 Salem Symphony concert, opera house. March 30. Turn dock for ward one hour, 2 o'clock a m- a "The best" is all you can do when death eomfg. Call Webb & Clough Co. Phone 120. tf Economy, get your hata cleaned and blocked early to avoid the Tush, at old location, 495 Court St. C. B. Ellsworth, 3-lz Bee Miss Genevieve Barbour at the opera house Tuottdiiy night. WOKE UNIFORM ILLEGALLY Los Angeles, Cnlif., Fub. 24. Profes or John Ferdinand llartlinn Do Fell, former instructor in languages at Ore jron University, is umlor arrest here to dny charged with wuarinp a Bailors' un- I i ..... . ' in ifonn illegally, llo snid ho was a mom bo of tho students army training corp at Stanford University mid though! tli.tt rave him the right to wenr the un iform i.f i iv branch of the service Don't misa Miss Levy's violin ensem bio at the Patriotic League entertain ment Tuesday night. -. The offices of the police department ' aro now completely remodelled and re finished, anil aro hardly recognizable witn the on finish and new calamine. It will now bo a pleasure to .be ar raigned before Chief Vnrney. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY P 3 41 li Si 2). Untilthe Big Open of the i eopie s iasn di JUL P li.. t OT6 it i 'A it it it it 1 1 -. 1 1 . On Saturday, the first of March, we will be ready to start business in our new location at J. L. Stockton store, No. 186-191 N. Commercial street. Under the name of the Peoples Cash Store. A program for the opening celebration will be as follows: ' ... FIRST: A deep cut in prices in all kinds of Groceries Dry Goods, Cloth , ing and Shoes. We are sure the prices will be a big surprise to you. SECOND: We will give FREE to each customer, a Nice Metal Towel Holder. THIRD: We will give FREE a Flour Sifter, with every sack of Fisher's Flour. - FOURTH: A lot of other premiums will be given FREE to each custom er that will help us make our opening sale a BANNER DAY. FIFTH: We will give Premium Coupons with the purchase of every dol lar's worth of Merchandise, which are good for valuable and useful prem iums in the line of Silverware, Glassware and Fancy Crockery. Also a good many other items. Please watch the papers for our big Opening Sale Advertisement o It For Your Own Good Management Of The Farmers' Cash Store prop. 0 Dnce Moose ball Tuesday night. o The . average representative has plenty of troubles in getting even one appropriation bill through. Mr. Eoman of Astoria is not in that class. In fact, he holds the record of the ses sion in being the only man that had the same appropriation 'bibll passed twice. Being an honest man, he cal led the attention of the house to the fact fhat it had appropriateo $2,000 for completing the drainage system on the tide lands of the John Jacob Astor experimental station in house bill 456 and thon Inter during his absence, passed the same bill over again. It just happened that the bill had been printed under two ditlorent house bill numbers. When it camo up for the second time during tho absence of Mr. Roman, conditions woro good and the bill went through. We- buy liberty bonds. 314 Masonic lda. tf Knights of Pythias, tomorrow night, open program, Knights and families in vited. Kats. Uome. waiter iienon, u. v. Dance Moose hall Tuesday night. Baby chicks, 544 State St. Fhone 400 ; tf Gconre W Weeks, representative from Marion 'county is having tiauble with tho women -folks. Tia troubles are all due, he eluiins, to tho fuet that he was incorrectly reported as voting against tho bill providing that women should sit as jurors, or at least should have that privilege. lie savs that ho'is in favor of women sit ting oil all and anv kind of juries. Also that, he so expressed himself when called on to vote ana mat trie official-records will show that ho lined up on tho right side, even if tho bill was lost and so many men woro so un gallant as to vote against women serving as jurors. banco Moose hall Tuesday night. Artificial teeth, have expert plate man, w'.h over 85 years experience, at my office. Dr. 1). X, Beechlor, den tist, 302 U. 6. Nat. Bank bldg. tf We luy liberty bonds. 314 Masonic bldg. tf Columbia river smelts In any quan tity. I'ittg Market. tf Inca Moose hall Tuesday night. Misg Joy Turner, the well known mu stcmn, was run down by an eutomriouc at tho intersection of ottrt and Wi tor street last evening about 7:30 and knocked to the pavement, rendering her partially unconscious and sovero It bruisins her. Hor father, Lawyer F. A. Tnriinr renorts this lnorninir. that no bones wore broken and consider ing the shock received she rested fair ly well last night. The party driving tho auto stopped and reuiierea an uio assistance possible, and gho was at once rushed to her home alt 335 North Capitol street. Her many friends join in wishing her speedy reoovery. nee Moose hall Tuesday nlgnt. o Jnombers Co. E, Oregon guards, are ordered to report t the armory for drill Tuos. Feb. 25, 8 p. m. A. K. Wil son, captuin. CARD OF THANKS Wo wish hercbv to express our sin ero thank to the many kind friends who tendered help and sympathy dur ing the time of oui recent (bereavement in the death of our son, and especially to the members of the Rebekah lodge and tho First I'resbyterian Sunday school for their beautiful floral of ferings.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lachelo. It's ft scream, Ethelwynne Kellcy's description of Rubensteiu's p1")'" At tho Grand tomorrow night. The Boy Scouts of the city were guests at the First Presbyterian church at thei Sunday morning eorviPes and listened artcnt'ively to a very inspiring talk, basoii upon "the text "There is a lad here." Preliminary to the sermon the iboys stood at attention, saluted the colors and repeated the scout pledge This sTvico was given in ntieipation of the focal movement to be inaugur ated this week for the formation of a. Boy Scout council said a campaign for membership ' A meeting Is called of the Marlon Co. Pomona grange in the Salem grange hall Wed. Feb. 26. W. H. Steveus, W. M. o Auto laundry formerly at 229 State moved to 320 X. Commercial SU 2-25 Marriage licenses vf&se Issued fr'a Hio elerit s otrwe today to lioy iUiio . Hill of Salem, and Barbara Catherine ' Whelan and Minerva C. Fahey, both of Salem. o Close Harmony Four The Reuben brothers at the Grand tomorrow night admission 25c, reserved seats 10c extra Dance M. B. A. hall near Chemawft Friday night Feb. 28. Train service out auto service back. o poultry Wanted Highest price paid for all market chickens. E. O. Cross & Son. Phones 1880-1881. 3-1 On account of the engagement of the big French -band on the evening of March 5th, the Pheasant (Northwest Products Co. has arranged to change the date of the visit of Charles Cool idge Parlin and William Boyd, repre sentatives of the Curtis Publishing Co. who will Ibe here to address and con fer with local ibnsiuess men en March 6th, at which time there will be ar ranged an elaborate luncheon at the Marion hotel. In the meantime a com mittee will wait on the business men to ascertain 'how many wish to have places Teserved for them at the tables. As the visitors are men of very high rank in their line their addresses should have a large hearing. t i o Don't forget the Patriotic League entertainment at the opera house Tues day night. Little Jeanette Sykes in her irresist ablo monologue, its a hum dingo, at the Grand tomorrow night. poultry Wanted Highest price paid for all market, chickens. E. C. Cross & Son. Phones 1880-1881. 3-1 o The remainder of the dry. goods .stock of the Stockton store is being moved this week to rooms on the west side of Commercial s'treot. where thoy will be held for several weeks and then opened for a final closing out sale. I o Myrtelle Shipp in character dances at tho Grand tomorrow night, benefit Patriotic League. Hear the high school girls glee club at the Patriotic Leaguo entei't'aiiiimcnt Tuesday night. The Union revival meetings of the three local Evangelical churches are continuing in interest. Tho 17th and Chemeketa street Evangelical church yesterday was filled to capacity with a worshiping congregation. Subject to night, "Kedemptkm." Dr. C C Poling is scheduled to preach Wednesday eve ning, to tho close of tlio series of meet ings. During this week all the meetings will ibe held at the 17th und Chemekcta street Evangelical church. Everyuody wolcome. Meetings every evening at 7.30 p. m Good singing. Gcmevieve Barbour in classical danc es, ibenefit Patriotic League at the Grand tomorrow night. Alleging that the business men of the state of Oregon have made no ef fort to encourage tho development of Klamath county, while the business in' I Ladies' S Spring A new complete showing of Ladies' Spring Millinery. New models in trimmed hats and shapes arriving every day. Our millinery work rooms are in charge of an expert milliner who will design and make any hat to your order. Complete line of trimmings. Ladies Hats. $1.49 to $6.45 Children's Hats !. .-.98c to $2.98. "Our Prices Always The Lowest" GALE & COMPANY PHONE 1072 Commercial and Court Sts., formerly Chicago Store Salem Saturday night with a request to use the telephone, and was so evi dently under the influence of "tangle foot" that the memlbers of the family notified the police department. Mrs. Leland W. Porter in select read ings at the Grand tomorrow night, ben efit of Patriotic League. The Pacifio Telephone company is asking the Public service commission for tho privilege of raising local tele phone Tatos about 25 per cent and a hearing was hold in Portland today. B. W. Macy city attorney, represented the city opposing the proposed raise and R. O. Snclling the Salem Commercial club, Jfp'iised tol the (ncrease. Tho hearing was held in the Multnomah court houso. Tho guess now is that the legislature will adjourn Wednesday unless tho re construction measures turn loose all the oratorical .talent of the house and agaiu delay matters. There is also tho bill taxing oleomargino, to protect tho butter interests of the state that may liberate a fllood of oratory. The sen ate has caught up with its work but the house is fur behind. Isidore Greenbaum is termed "a vet eran checker player" in tho checker column of the Sunday Oregonian. The column recognized Mr. Greeubaum as follows: "Isndore Greenbaum, the vet eran checker player and prince of mer chants, 8alem, Oregon, hna been ap- torests of tho state of California are poited director of" tho social depart ...... 1 J.fl 11 .1 .1.. .nnni4- nrifh I 1 L ready to build roods to conne'et with tho Klamath county Toads and to aid in that county's dovelopmcnt, Senator Baldwin and Representative Mcrryman have introduced in the legislature a memorial to congress, urging the en actment of legislation which will per mit Klamath county to secede from the state of Oregon and be annexed to the state of California. Truly Patriotic, pantomime by stu dents of Sacred Heart academy at the Grand tomorrow night. Admission 25c reserved seats 10c. A nice, clean, sanitary meat market is the result of the move made by the Independent Meat Market. Sanitary glass counters are in evidence as well as electric lighted scales and cash reg ister. Mr. Kogoway's new market is at 121 8. Commercial street. Some stagers, high school Girls Glee club at the Grand tomorrow nignt. o The police station reports a couple of drunk and disorderly cases, Jack Campbell being brought in Saturday night toy Officers White and Thomp son, and W. R. Kaiser coming in com pany with Officer Kowe Sunday eve ning. Campbell pleaded not guilty and came up for a hearing this attemoon. Kaiser called at a residence in North ment of the capital city Commercial club. 11ns department will be head quarters for checker and chess solvers 8 Ik turn jmi ci a Mary Lebold hart) soloist, at the Grand tomorrow night, benefit Patri otic Leaguo. Admission 23c, reserved seats 10c extra 111 Hop wire and all kinds of hides. Before you sell-See Us. Phone 398. 271 Chemeketa CAPITAL JUNK CO. tf T. N. WOODRT The Auctioneer Conducts purebred stock sales of every description. Phone 510 or 511, Salem. WANTED. I want your furniture, ranges, heatcTs, etc. Phone 510 or 811, Woodry, the auctioneer, Salem L.M.HUM ar of Yick So Tgs Cbiaese Kedielne and Ta Ca. it medicine which will m My knows disease. Ota Son days from 10 a. av anul ( a. a. 153 Soutk High Bt. Baljn, Orcgoa. Paoaa IS3 You may need glasses IF your eyes tire and the print blurs and becomes dim when reading; IF the eyes smart, ache or water, or frequently be come inflamed. IF the sunlight seems too strong, causing frowning and headache. REMEMBER All of these troubles can be complete ly relieved by wearing our correctly fitted glasses. 3 iA- DR. A. McCULLOCH, OPTOMETRIST 204-5 Salem Bank of Commerce Bldg. Willamette Valley Transfer Company Salem Office 171 S. High Street Phone 1400 Portland Office 230 Ash Street Phone Broadway 454 Ours is the only line of auto freight trucks operating between here and Portland. We also make DALLAS, MONMOUTH, INDEPENDENCE, SILVERTON We buy produce of all kinds and with our transnor- lauun lacmues we are aDie to pay tne iughest cash If pnees. uraer your freight routed our way. Sell your eggs, dressed meats, poultry, etc., to us. Komp of Mt Augel. To Augustine A.