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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM. OREGOK. SATURDAY. MARCH 1, 1919.
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SUNDAY BLIGH THEATRE : SUNDAY feggf pS:JSMly " 1 1 01 LAI 1
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l!istory Of Oregon From '
Pea Of Professor Horner,
The
tempt
sources from which if was corn-
first epoch begins with the at-
if Co.anitiii, to discover a pas- piled make, it a useful and authorative
su;t through Panama to India and ends voillmB
I with the completion of the Lowis and iirie ,,, tim Tmlin .
John B. Horner, A. M. Lift. D., head C,1irk jdi,i Astoria. The sec-tho early missi the crection of tho
of the denartment nf historical research l , .,' ... . .. ... .u ' ' 77," . ' .T: "r euueanonni uuuuings ana puouc
. - mm urnin wim int.- set i U'lrvut or llio ;
PERIOD DINING ROOM FURNISHINGS:-
at tho Oregon Agricultural college, hasjOrcKon country. The third records the
.compiled a brief and efficient history ! development of the state under the pro
of Oregon and placed it upon tho mark-j visional government; the fourth its
ct for puldic use. j progress under the territorial govcrn-
The book is profusely illustrated and j incut and the fifth its career as a stbte.
systematically arranged in five sections The book is a splendid sample of its
tudi c.f which is devoted to a separate' kind and tho author's7 thorough know
ipoiii of Oregon life. 'ledge of his snpject together with the
1 3 p"'s -tnr' mwrflHui nil' artsWMjjitiTi( wnammim :- rjKp' v
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LAT1 ht I'HOiTO OP JACK PKMiNEf IX ACTIOX '
institutions, combined with the strange
ntive legends of tho settler period and
the beautiful works of some of the
latter day Oregon poets add greatly to
its excellence.
Aside from its literary merit, how
ever, its value as a history is great.
As the author states in his introduction,
"patriotism in increased by knowledge
of the state" nd ono with a glorious
history as has Oregon, should pride her
self on teaching it iu the public schools.
Mr. Homer is to bo complimented
on his remarkable work, and. thanked
for giving to tho pcoplo of Oregon so
complete and authentic a history of
their nativo state.
New Books Received At
Salem Public Library
.'"With those Who Wait" further ex
perience of Franco, snotnng Lpecially
the'present condition of lifo among the
people, written by the author of ''My
Home iu the Field of Honor,-' jsyidani
iltiurd. .
"American cities, their methods of
business" discussed by -Arthur Benson
Gilbert. '
"The immigrfunt and the commnnity "
a discussion of tho problems of adjust
ment of the immigrant to his place in
this country, -and tho failure of Amori-
ca to plau for his protection, discussed
by tho director of the rrotectivo .Lcag
uo of Chicago, Grace Abbot. .
"The kiln drying of Iumbor" a prac
tical and careful treatment of the sub
ject of Harry I). Tieniuun.
"Kadio telephony" a thorough study
with numerous illustrations and dia
grams, by Alfred JN. Uoklsmith.
Boy activity 'projects," practical
problems in carpentry, cabinet making,
iustallntcnt of. wireless apparatus,-eto.
for boys, by Samuel A. Blackburn. '
Girl s clubs,'-' a manuel for organi
zation and management,' bv Helen Per
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"Patriotic pageants of today" 8
group for use with children and young
peoplo, by Joseplnno Thorpe
Carefully selected stock, wide assortment and prices, that are beyond the lowest offered in this vicinity
are fast making this the store for shrewd buyers. We claim to save you money on FURNITURE, and
a rapid and steady increase of trade proves beyond any doubt that the public appreciates and recog
nizes good values.
Our Stuffed Davenports
Upholstered in artistically designed tapestry are selling at re
duced prices to make room for the Spring Shipments. New stock is
arriving daily, in new designs, made in the best factories of America
since the government restrictions have been removed and since
these factories 'have been working full blast'. This means that the
variety and completeness of choice is greater than any since the war
began, .
Special for Tuesday
A large Golden Oak Finish Arm Rocker worth $7.00. Special for Tuesday.l..$4.95
Only one to a customer No Phone orders.
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We always sell for less. Bring in your mail order catalogues or get the
best price you can elsewhere. We will save you money'on your house furnish
ings. TRADE I NYOUR OLD FURNITURE.
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For Ideals in the newest house furnishings. Extra
special $19: 3-piece overstuffed living room set for
only ....$139.75
$:?5.00 Tapestry Rocker only $26.80
$24.00 Tapestry Rocker, only $19.80
Other chairs and rockers priced from $2.00 and up
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"Dictionary of hymnology" a refer
ence book giving. the. stories of hmns
and tliei; writers, by John Julian.
"History f-feriglisti litorature)(.i8th
century" by'.'jEdriiuiid Gosso. '
''History of English literature, from
tho beginning to the Normau conqpest"
by S. A. Brooke.
"Principles of literary criticism'' by
C. T. Winchester.
"Old English ballads" a collection
by Francis Gunimere.
"Audacious udvonture ofs Miles Mc-Conaughty"-
a story of .the merchant
marine by Arthur Howden Smith.
"His lastiow" bv Conan Doylo.
, For, the Children,
"Uiulor tho blue sky" au easy book
about nature Zoe Meyer.
"A boy' of bruges" a story of Bel
gian child life, by Emile Cammnerts.
"Isabel Cailetou's friends" by Mar:
garet Ashmun. .
"Urit & plenty" by Dillon Wallace.
Eemember our new location 151 N.
High St. New Home of the Chevrolet
CARS. Salom " AutomoLile Co
Portland, OrWhiskey found aboard
a California steamer caused the arrest
of captain and crew. All were dis
charged, testifying the only guilty man
suicuica oy jumping into tue ocean.
LATE BULLETINS.
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Duqoin,. 111. This village claims a
now record Eloven pounds each was
the net weight credited tO'the new twin
daughters of Mr. and Mr&John Lewis.
Pratt, Kan. "There is great need
for baty clothes in Pratt." reads a'
Woman's club advertisement here.
Milwaukee, Wis. Killing the kaiser
cost Anton Kopke $1. Kaiser was ft
neighbor's cat and the court assessed
blood money,
, Detroit, Mich. 'Steven Haines did
n't realize how many "short, loving
blondes not over 23"' were available
until ho advertised for a wife of that
description They're still coming.
SQUARE DEAL FOR EVERY
INCOME TAX PAYER.
.moieum Remnants
In order to unload our linoleum remnants at once we will offer the fol
lowing prices: . '
G-ft. Congoleum, per square yard 59 Cents
6 ft. Print Linoleum, per square yard 79 Cents
12-ft. Print Linoleum, per square yard 88 Cents
Inlaid Remnants priced from 92 1-2 cents and up
lea o u ss sdDini
Washington, D. C. "The
rights of nil persons now filing
Income Tux returns are amply
protected by provisions for
abatements, refunds and ap
peals" Buys Commissioner Dun
lel C. Roper.,
"Every person can be sure of
a square deal. No person is ex
pected to pay more than his
share of tax. , His share is de
termined solely by the amount
and nature of his net income fo
1018, as defined in the law. -
"Abatement petitions are dealt
with open-mindedly. Refunds will
be made In every case whore too
much tax Is erroneously col
lected. "The Income Tw Is 'on the
level' all the wtfy toroush."
. New York "A long strap for a
.short man" is the. slogan adoptod by
a newly formed organization to force
the Brooklya Rapid Transit company
to install longer straps in their street
cars. Concord, X .11. Death valley lias
nothing on New Hampshire. The state
legislature passed a frill forbidding the
sale or consumption of Jamaica gin
ger or eider.
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your printing--we are satisfying
Salem's leading firms put us
oh your calling list. Phone 81
A HUNDRED-DOLLAR STAMP
A new feature of 191 War
Savings Stamp activities is tho
stamp ot $100 denomination,
which will probably be placed on
the market this month.
The (100 stamps will be about
the size ot a Liberty bond and
will sell tor $82.60 it put on sale
In February. The price will in
irtiue 20 cents each succeeding
mo::ih until the end ot the year.
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