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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. FRIDAY. MARCH 21, 1919.
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We have just received from eastern Oregon,
30 head of strictly prime, grain fed, two-year
old Hereford steers and we guarantee this
meat to be the choicest in Salem. We offer
it at the following prices:
Boils, 20c . Sirloin Steak, 30c
Pot Roasts, 26c Prime Rib Roast, 30c
Tenderloin and T-bone Steak, 35c
We offer a different grade of beef, the same
as sold by others at the following prices:
Boiling Eeef, 12c Round steak 18c
Pot roast 14c Loin steak 20c
Rib roast 16c Liver 5c .
Established
1884
Pork shoulder, roast or steak, 24c
Loin Pork, roast or chops, 28c
Fresh Side Pork, 25c
This is choice grain fed pork and is well
trimmed.
PURE LARD
No. 3, 75c; No. 5, $1.25, No. 10, $2.50
-compound-
No. 5, $1.10 No. 10, $2.20
Breakfast bacon, medium, 1-2 or whole,
These prices for Saturday only
36c
Rendered beef suet for cooking, 18c
Rendered mutton tallow for medical purposes
all in small cakes, 30c
Dry salt bacon bax, 25c
Mrs. Ralph's home made Chili Con Carni,
pint jars : .. 35c
Chicken Tamales ; 20c
Fresh Wieners, 25c Bologna, 20c
Liver Sausage, 18c Minced Ham, 25c
Head Cheese, 18c Boiled Ham, 55c
We specialize on these.
Have you tried our smoked link pork sausage ?
If not you have missed a treat. Smoked with
vine maple; it gives the flavor.
Our Picnic Hams 23c
Our Cottage Rolls 32c
Creamery Butter 65c
Fancy dressed chickens ...45c
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1 We Offer An Unlimited Market
Baker Says Troops Will Be
hwn From Siberia
Mr. Farmer:
We are writing a great many contracts for Spinach and Beans but we
need more to complete our requirements. : .
SPINACH
An easy crop to grow and should be planted as soon as possible. This crop
can easily be followed with beans or other crops. Many soils tributary to
Salem will grow fine Spinach.
STRING BEANS 1
We need a large acreage and growers will find this a profitable crop. We
do not require the so-called "Baby Beans" like canneries use but use well
developed pods provided they will snap when broken. This means easier
picking and greater weight. We use the Burpee's Stringless Green Pod Var
iety which is an early bush bean.
We will furnish full information regarding culture and our field depart
ment will advise you regarding the proper soils. We supply seed at cost.
Call at our office or phone 830. Address Luther J. Chapin, Field Agent.
Salem King's Products Company, Salem, Oregon
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resumed his law practice in Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Baker of Pilot
Rock have received word that their son
Thomas, was alive in Franco; Ho had
previously iboen reported killed.
Los Angeles, Cal., Mar. 21. 'Ameri
can troo.ps now in Siberia will bo
withdrawn in the spring, Secretary of.
War Baker declared, following his ar
rival here today.
The exact date is dependant upon
weather conditions, he said.
Baker would iior say whether tho ad
ministration was withdrawing tho
troops bocauso their work had been ac
complished or because nothing could be
gained by keeping the troops there
Secretary Baker and Chief of Staff
Genornl Mareh arrived this morning
from Han Fraiicisco.aud were in the city
only 13 minutes btforo departing vis.'
the Santa Fe for San Diego. ' .
The Masonic lodges of the city will
hold ono of the most important ses
sions of the ye,ar Saturday evening at
tho lodge rooms jq the Masonic Tempi
iF1. W. Scttleftiier, most worshipful
grand master, of- the grand lodge of.
Oregon will address the two Salem
lodges. Invitations have been extend-.
ed to Masonic lodges at Dallas, Silver-
ton, independence, Jofrerson. wood-
burn and other points in the valley.
IBoth lodges an Salem will be represent
ed on the reception committee. For
Salem lodge No.' 4, there has been ap
pointed Mark McAllister, J. F. Jones
and John Oarson. For Salom lodge No.
50, E. F. Carlcton, W. H. Damcy and
0, A. Olson will serve on the commit-
'toe. Goorgo O. Brown, sonior deacon
of tho grand lodge of Oregon, will
havo chargo of visitors. Following the
roception and work. of the evening, a
banquet will toe served.
Following Orgaizations
Are Assied To Convoy
Washington, March 19. The follow
ing organizations have been assigned to
early convey, the war department an
nounced today: v
Ninety-first division, division head
quarters and headquarters troops; 846th
maehino gun battalion: 181st infantry the attached 147th regiment field
brigade headquarters: 361st and 262nd tillery will return to tho United States
Infantry! 347th machine gun battalion; ! with the 32nd division which is sched-
182nd infantry brigade headquarters; uled to sal in April, General Pershing
3(i3rd and 3fi4th infantry; 318th ma
cluuo fun battalion: 316th engineers
and train; 315th field signnl battalion;
315th train headquarters; 91st military
police company; ,316th "ammunition
trai. less companies B and D; 316th
sunnly train; 316th sanitary train;
316th mobile ordnance repair shop; san-
2:15 7:15 9:00
Regular Prices
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Supported by an all-tar cast Including
Edith Johnson and Joe Ryan
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CAPITAL JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING YOU RESULTS
Just.'R
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-A carload of 7-oot Spli Cedar Posts of splendid
quality. See them before placing your order. Our
line of BULK KALSOMINE in all shades as well
as all kinds of house, barn and roof PAINTS is the
most complete in the city.
Give us a call.
FALLSCITY-SfllfHLUHBERCO.
"Everything in Building Material"
Phones : West Salem, 41-1
Salem'81S
A. B. KELSAY, Mgr
349 S. 12th Street
itarv siiuads numbers 47 and 48; cloth
ing snuad 301; 26th division, complete;
following organizations of tho i'ifth
corps: headquarters and headquarters
troops; 406th telegraph battnlion; 52nd
pioneer infantry; Fifth corps sanitary
train; headquarters field hospital and
ambulance complete; field hospitals 335,
338'and 339; ambulance companies 335,
338 and 339 base hospitals 4, 5, 10 and
105; air service casual company num
ber 6, and medical detachment.
The 57th field nrtillery brigade, plus
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cabled the war department today.
Coffee Hurls
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If ipu have been
accustomed to
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find it causes head
ache, nervousness,
sleeplessness or
heart or stomach
annoyance, whu
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A table drink ab
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caffeine"-the druq
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coffee-lite flavor.
At Grocers Everywhere .
'There Reason'
SATURDAY
Is Bargain Day
At the Remnant and Sample Store. Read below.
These prices are good for Saturday only.
It Is The Remnant Store For a Real Bargain
Xtra Special t . . Boys' Play
10c 8-oz., Toilet Paper Suits
. Limit 3 Rolls to Cus- 98cEach
tomer $1.98
' New Percale ' - 40-inch Crepe de Chine
- . 36 inches wide Saturday Price
$1-48 Yard
Table Oil Cloth .
Lisle or Fibre Special
Ladies' Hose 35c Yard
nuc. Pair
New
Crystal White Laundry Ginghams
5cBar 25c Yard
Limit 5 bars to customer $4.00
Buster Brown TABLE CLOTH
Hosiery Sale Price
3 Pairs for $1.00 $2.98
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A. D. Thomson, Proprietor.
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