THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1919.
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WAR VETER AN NAMED
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that this will prove one of the most im
portant positions in the state and one
that will call fur judicial rapacity of
the highest type, as, asiJe from the
matters of law and equity, there will
be moral and humanitarian phases in
ita administration. While the office
pays no more than many other positions
in the state, it has been the center of
more interest and attracted -more as
pitants than any position ever provided
by the letfislaure.
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I YOU
Whoever you are there's a game, you like you
I know the thrill of running under a "fly"or strain-
mg 10 reiurn a swut one irom tne back iineor bal
ancing for the final swing at a distant green.
It's here again. Daylight saving gives you the
time.
We will give you the supplies and the quality
of our goods is as clear and big as the daylight.
auser Bros.
The Good Sporting Goods Store.
I . 372 State Street., Salem, Ore.
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MARION NEWS.
fCnpital Journal Specinl Service)
Tnclma and Bc-lo Uenga tpent H;it-
iday and Sunday in Salem.
Mn. Henry Htmler, her two oni
ad their families and Mrs. Machesncy
fn-m ttolfax. Wash., were visiting fl.
. Bnnleya' over last week end.
Vive La France wion a beautiful ail-
tot cup last Friday at the stock show
tlint was given at I'iekard brothers.
She is certainly beautiful cow.
OTHERS
Reduce yoor doctor's
bills by keeping
always on band
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YOUR BODYGUARD" - 30. 60.
rAP0RUBM
Alvro iNoil has purchased S Saxon
runabout.
I Oliver Jesanp is just home from the
marines and is visiting frioiidg in Ma
rion. Hubert Fennell returned Lome from
the army test Sundiiy. Welcome home.
A train ran into aa autonobile down
at Weeds crossing last IVdav and tore
the machine all to ici'cs. The. two mou
that were in tin unto wcrj iadly hurt
but they are recovering uic. 'lv, was the
last report received here
Fred Hack has yons d.-wn t tho
lumber camp that tit. Wuslerburj has
charge of.
The Marion boy scouts had a party
in the W. O W. hall last Fri-ilay night
and everybody re-ports a good time.
W'r. Winn's brother and his wife
from Medford were visiting Winn's
last week.
A birthday surprise party was given
at tho Dantels) home last Buturday
night In honor of Mr. Curry.
Kin in a Metzner is visiting her moth
er and brothers for a few dayh.
Mr. Mttrlow and Mr. Kay had five
friends visiting them over Saturday
and Sunday.
George Kimpfield from Sulem is
working for R. F. Eusley.
Howard Blaire bus Been suffering
with enlarged glands of the ueek.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hack are the
proud parents of a, baby girl born last
Thursday.
E. P. Mills from Sulem was visiting
Browers over 8undav
E. E. Wert is the owner of a new
Maxwell.
Gladvs Barber and Miss Brouoh from
Salem were at Mi barber's home
over Sunday.
THIN, FRAIL
FOLKS NEED
PHOSPHATE
No thin? like Plain Bitro Phosphate to
Put on Firm, Healtay Flesh and
to Increase Strength, Vigor
and Nerve Energy
Judging from the countless prcpaia
tions and treatments which are contin
ually being advertised for the purpose
of making thin people fleshy, develop
ing' arms, neek and bust, and replacing
ugly hollows am) angles by tho soft
curved lines of health and beauty,
there are evidently thousands of men
and women who keenly feel their ex
cessive thinness.
Thinness and. weakness are usually
duo to starved nerves. Our bodies
need more phosphate than Is contained
in modern foods. Thysicians claim
there is nothing that will supply this
deficiency so well as the organic phos
phate known among druggists as bitro
phosphate, which is inexpensive and
is sold by most all druggists under a
uurnntco of satisfaction or money
back. By feeding the nerves directly
and by supplying the body cells with
the necessary phosphoric food ele
ments bitro-phosphate quickly pro
duces a welcome transformation in the
appearance; tho inereaso in weight fre
quently being astonishing.
This increase in weight also carries
with it a general improvement in the
health. Nervousness, sleeplessness and
lack of energy, which nearly always
accompany excessive thinness, soon dis
appear, dull eyes become bright, and
pale cheeks glow with the bloom of
perfect health.
OAUT.10M Although bdtro-phos-phate
is unsurpassed for 'relieving
nervousness, - sleeplessness and general
weakness, it should not, owing to its
remarkable flenh growing properties, be
used by anyone who docs not desire to
put on flesh.
BUY IN SALEM ALWAYS
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25c
Dust
Pans
Saturday
Price
15c
10c
Fruit
Jars
Rubbers
4 for 25c
Extra Bargains for
SATURDAY
at the
Remnant Store
THESE PRICES ARE GOOD FOR
SATURDAY ONLY
Cream
or
White
Outing
Flannel
22c Yard
50c
Men's
Work
Hats
Saturday
Price
25c Each
Remnants of French
Serge, (42 inches wide,
in plum, black, red and
ivory.
2 1-2 yd ends at....$2.98
3 1-2 yd. end at......$3.98
5 yd end at $5.69
36 inch navy blue silk
taffetas, Saturday price
yard ... $1.69
65c silk , and cotton
crepes, Saturday price,
yard , 49c
50c Piquot Tubing, Sat
urday price 42c
60c Cotton Fulards, Sat
urday price, yd. 39c
20 per cent off on all
girl's dresses, gingham
and white. Age 1 to 14
years.
Choice of any trimmed
Ladies' Hat Saturday
Price 1-3 off.
Sample Dresses for La
dies. Values to $2.98 Sat
urday price $1.98
$2.48 remnants of Tub
Silks special for Satur
day, each $1.79
Ribbon ends, values to
COc. priced, yd .. 30c
Remnant . bargains of
table cloth.
1 1-2 yd ends for ....$1.19
2 yd ends for $1.59
2 1-2 yd ends for ....$1.98
Muslin underwear, La
dies' gowns, Ladies'
combination suits, La
dies' undersldrts.Priccd
at 25 per cent less.
$1.00 Ladies' Knit Un
ion suit, Saturday price
each 78c
$2.25 Shepard check silk
Saturday price, yd $1.79
75c Baby flannels Sat
urday price, yd 49c
35c Ladies Buster
Brown Hose, pair....28c
Odd Lot
Silk
Boot
Hosiery
33c Pair
Value to 75c
Buster
Brown
Hosiery
3 Pairs for
$1.00
THE
Remnant Store
A. D. Thompson, Prop.
254 North Comrnercical Street
Crystal
White
Soap
5c Cake
Sample
Pocket
Book
1-2 Price
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Everything in our departments in Groceries, Clothin g, Men's Furnishings and Dry Goods, Hats and Shoes
will be sold during these days at real bargains. Our bargain sale is especially now of big value to you
because everything in the grocery line is advancing rapidly. A sample of a few items of the many thous
ands, are as follows:
Grocery
Hardwheat flour of different kinds $2.80
Per barrel $11.00
Valley flour $2.60
1 sack Corn meal, white, yellow 65c
Yellow corn meal, bulk .. 5 l-2c
Pancake flour .! '. 65c
Rolled oats in bulk , 65c
The best head rice ..!..:...,10c
Broken rice 2 pounds ............15c
Lima beans, 2 pounds , 23c
Red Mexican beans," pound 8c
White beans, pound 6c
Sugar, 10 1-2 pounds .. $1.00
Coffee, M. J. B., pound 46c
The best Reliance, pound 43c
Peaberry coffee .. . 35c
42c F. C. S. coffee, Saturday only ,........ 32c
Gun Powder tea, pound 48c
English Breakfast tea 30c
Canned milk, Libby, Carnation, Armours. 14c
Standard Tomatoes 14c
Sugar Peas, ; 14c
Solid Pack Tomatoes 17c
No. 2 Pork and Beans 10c
Clams 12c
Hot Soup 11c
Cream of Wheat ,. 24c
Cream of Barley 16c
Corn Flakes 9c
Macaroni, Spaghetti, Vermacilla 8c
In bulk, Macaroni, per pound 8c
Raisins in bulk, per pound 12c
Crisco, 6 pounds $1.90
Crisco, 3 pounds 97c
No. 5 Compound ....$1.20
No. 10 Compound $2.40
The best cooking oil, per gallon $1.93
Wesson oil, quart 70c; pint 36c
Red Karo Syrup, No. 10 , $1.05
Red Karo Syrup, No. 5 53c
Blue Syrup No. 10 95c
Blue Syrup No. 5 48c
The best White Syrup in bulk $1.15
Peanut Butter 13c
Umecco Nut Butter 31c
Soda Oyster Crackers 17c
Grai am and Fancy Cookies 18c
$2.00 brooms for $1.00
$1.60 broom for 80c
$1.30 broom for 65c
Only 2 days more for our 'big sale of Ladies' and
Dresses. Don't mis the opportunity toackerrssC
Girl's Washable Drseses, Bungalow Aprons and Mid
dy Dresses. Don't miss the opportunity what you get
very seldom.
Friendly Advice to Everyone
The Cotton market is moving to the top. The cotton
market is alarmed. Buy all your ginghams, muslins,
Calicos and Cambrics at the People's Cash Store and
save money. You will appreciate our timely advice.
100 Dozen Overalls
Have arrived from Indiana to the People's Cash
Store. This is the largest assortment of this kind
in .the history of Salem. We are prepared with a
big quantity of overalls, koyeralls, work shirts,
men's dress shirts, underwear of all kinds to hold
the price as low as possible. Buy all your men's fur
nishings at the People's Cash Store and save money.
If You Would Like to Have
Square Deal in Shoes
Come to the People's Cash Store. We carry a com
plete line of Peters Shoes. The prices of Peters
leather shoe is cheaper than other shoes of "paper."
Why not buy Teters shoe3 at the People's Cash
Store. We will still continue the
Tennis Shoe Sale
Men's and Ladies Vim Oxfords 89c
Boys' and Girl's Vim Oxfords 69c
Don't forget to Visit the
Economy Basement
For you will save 50c on each $1.00
7 ounce roll toilet paper 5c
Bar Crystal White Soap 5c
Big box matches 5c
Toilet Soap, different kinds 5c
16 ounce bottle bluing .' 10c
100 paper napkins - 15c
Market Basket c
10-quart galvanized pails 35c
Also hundreds of other bargains. We are giving
free, FLY SWATTERS to each customer.
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We have three delivery trucks running now,
which enables us to give all deliveries prompt attention.
WE ARE GIVING FREE PREMIUM COUPONS WITH THE PURCHASE OF EACH DOLLAR
WHICH ARE VALUABLE IN SECURING BEAUTIFUL GLASS AND SILVERWARE, CROCKERY
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER THINGS IN OUR PREMIUM DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED. ALSO SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON LARGE
CAMP ORDERS.
BUY "V" BONDS AS WE WILL TAKE BONDS JUST LIKE MONEY.
PEOPLES
Management
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186-194 N. Commercial St.
Phone 453 I