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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15. 1919.
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS
EVERYTHING NOW SOLD FOR LESS AT THE
Former Schrunk's Store
270 COMMERCIAL STREET
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LISTEN
The time is getting short and this sale will not last much longer. If you want
to take advantage of these bargains you had better HURRY. We are offer
ing you new and bigger bargains every day. These stocks must lie dosed out
quick and we are showing no mercy on cutting and slashing prices to make
it a go.
COME IN EVERY DAY AND PICK OUT THE GOOD ONES '
lc per dozen for Jar Rubbers. 5 dozen for 5c with every $2 purchase or over
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BROOMS FOR ONLY 10c
Saturday, August 16th, to the first 100 people making a $2 purchase, or over,
between 10 and 11 o'clock in the morning, we will sell a good house broom for
the sumof 10c. Again, Saturday afternoon, to the first 100 people making a $2
purchase or over, between 3:00 and 4:30 o'clock, we will sell a good house
broom worth $1.25 for only 10c. IS'o brooms will be sold before or after these
hours.
270 North Commercial St.
270 Commercial Street
C. F. Hurlburt in Charge
SALEM, OREGON
DONALD NEWS ITEMS.
(I'ajHial Journal Special Service)
I'oiiaM, Aug. 1 "i.l.-ithcr .1. Chai'.n
if the Salem fruit dryer company an!
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander of Saiem were
lute guests at the hotel for the dur.
j Mr. Younjt of Moose Jaw was ia
Donald again Monday, he is nil a
I proii'tvtiv hind buyer.
Mum Hillberger of Portland, who has
; been a jrttcst at the Sibvr home fr
srver.il days, left fur home Thursday
la. in.
Mr. and Mr. .1. P. Fvtier, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest rYller and Fianois, Mr.
and Mrs. Kraus of Aurora and Mr. Fel
ler -s sNter of Michigan. Mrs. Grover
MujrK. Kie and I.yna Perkette spent
last 8undav at Willhoit spring.
! Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Phillip of Port
land left for home Wednesday evening
after a viait with Mrs. Phillips" par
ent. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan.
' Mrs. O. O. Freeman and son Walter
and Billy went to Portland Friday, re
maining over the week end. Mr. Free
man stoitijr up Saturday evening, re
turning with them Sunday uistht. The.Y
were guests of the Charles Hoskius
while there.
i M. V. Johnson was a Woodburu s-is-itor
Friday. " '
Pm'ii (juinn came out from Portland
fur the week end to gather their gar
den truck and look over his home place.
! Mr. and Mrs. Hogedorn. who have
been stopping at the ('. J. Eipejr home,
for two weeks, left Wednesday mo'n-
iinj; 'of the coast, Mrs. Heeedorn and
babe will remain for some time but Mr.
jllegedorn returned to Donald Thtirsduv
i where he is helping Mr. ljsper in the
bank.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Harvey moved
!out from Portland Monday- and are oc
enpving the house latelr purchased by
Mr.' Baker.
Leon Rice and Oolph Cone were Port
l.iiul visitors Tuesday,
i J. P. Feller was a Salem visitor Wed
! nesdny.
Mrs. Francis Mercer went to Port
land Monday. ,
W. J. large of Kugenc preached to
'n fair siwd audience Sunday evening,
;ai"TRe lonald church. He will fill the
; pulpit, agnin next Sunday evening at
S p. m.
! A joint birthday dinner-was held in
Tinins grove last Sunday, Mrs. Jeff
SUBSTITUTE FOR
B1TR0-PII0SPIIATE
LEADS TO ARREST
Pharmaclirt Sortght to Make Fortune
By Trading Upon Beputatlon of Well
Known Tonic Strength, Tissue and
Blood builder Imitation Did Not
Contain Strength Giving Properties
. of Oenu ne Product.
STOP AND T
HINK
Can you afford to pny approximately $5.00 for a cast steel range, when for a
' few dollars more you can get a
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REASON THIS MATTER OUT
Ask yourself the question: "What is my cast range going to be worth 20 years
from now?"
It will be worth nothing but the price of junk. A liability, not an asset.
While a Monarch will be worth at least 1-4 the purchase price and still good
for many years of service. Prices $91.00 to $103.00.
OF COURSE
If you feel that vou can't afford a Monarch we have cast ranges 3s good
as the market affords, not priced at inflated values. A few prices are:
TOLEDO
ECONOMY
OCCIDENTAL
$55.00 to $fi.75
$65.00 to $70.00
: $G5.00 to $70.00
All these ranges have polished tops and plain nickle trimmings. We'll take
your old range in trade.
lay I. Farmer Hdw. Co.
Corner Court Mid Theme
Commercial Street . 191
Ixt Us Figure On All Your Hardware Needs
Capital Journal's Classified Ads Pa1
Phoenix, Ark. The arrest of a phar
macist of this city revealed a gigantic
plot to violate the state and federal
statutes by 'weUirijr a cheap, inferior
sulnstance represented to be genuine'
liitro-phosphale.
The iwthoritlo found thoiinnds of
counterfeit labels and materials indi
cating elaborate plans for the nation
wide expolitatioil of the spurious tonic.
This ease is unique in the criminal rec
ords of Arizona anAverve as a warn
ing to the public against worthless im
itations desi'Tiu'd to sell upon the rep
utution of high grade, efficacious prep
arations. For many years Hitro-Phosphate has
eu loved the confidence of its millions
of ners and the fait that reputable
physicians prescribe and recommend it
in cases of nervousness, . excessive
illiliiucss and general weakness makes
lit the iMitnral target for the unscrupu
lous substitntor.
-'Frederick Kolle, M. !., editor of
New York "Physicians Who's Who.''
says Bitro Phosphate should be pre
scribed by every phvaician and used
in every hospital to increase the
strength and enrich the blood of weak,
thin, nervous or anaemic people.
The genuine bitro -phosphate is sold
by all first class druggists under a
definite guarantee of satisfaction or
money back and cases of attempted
substitution or the wale of imitation
should he reported to Arrow Chemical
Co., sole manufacturers, 81 I'nion
Mipiare, New York City.
scons sms news
(Capital Journal Special Nervine)
8cotts -iills, Auk. U Meotts Mills
had a litfht thunder shower last Pun
day aijiht which cleared the atmos
phere somewhat but there was not
enouKh rain to do the unthreshed grain
any harm nor the gardens any jiood.
'Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Merry J
daughter Olive, also Mrs. Anna Wh te
and two sons, .Merl and Kichard, spent
iat week at the cnat.
Mis. ill. km i.J cuiM-rn of Toil
land are visiting with Mrs. Heed and
otheis of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley .Inhimin hsve
gone to llelknap Spring, for a while,
hoping Mr. Johnson's rheumatism will
be helped by the visit.
Mrs. Olive Myers of Rainier is visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. K. W. Itar
tholomew. ami other relatives here.
-Allen MoCowan of Los Angeles is
visiting relatives and friends this
week.
K, W, CouUon and family, Mr. and
Mrs. F. C. Harris, David IVhuio, l,ile
lirouxher and Ktliel Cos motored to
Salem Sunday afternoon and atien le 1
the Holiness camp meeting.
W. I Taylor and family are up frn'ii
Portland for business and also for a
weeks x i-.it with relative and friend.
Mrs. .1. K. ( oiilson is improving in
health slowly. Was able to St'-nd
church Holiday.
Will Mage returned home Satirliy
from France. He viited for soiie ti n"
iiu his war home with friends an I rcl
stives in Missouri.
Pied At her home in S-ntr M;'is
Aug. fi. 1919, Mrs. Henry Thomas. F.r
Kcnrict cf filverton condui t 1 the
'uneral at the t hn.iisn rhur.h. Int.'
ment was is Wis Mills ec-iffcy. The
decaed had been an invalid for cv
ersl rears. fhe leaves a huibsal an 1
daughter aid three sons t maura
their lo-a, also many fricds
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I have the sole agency for the Charter Oak Range in Salem and by buying
them in large shipments at a cash discount I can retail them for less than the
other dealers can sell the cheap ranges.
This Range Is Used by the Four Genera
tions In Millions of Homes
My expenses are lower which enables me to sell for less.
Special for the balance of this month, $5.0z worth of Aluminum Cooking
Utensils, with the purchase of a Charter Oak Range.
Trade in your old stove on this offer. Your credit is good.
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FRANK F. R
ITCHER
"Once a Customer:Always a Customer"
377 COURT STREET
Pooler of Salem and Mrs. M. W. John
son being the guests of honor. Tne
dinuer was prepared and served by
their children Mr. and Mrs. W. A. John
son of 'Portland and Mr. and Mrs. F.
I,. Allen of Vancouver, Wash. Those
partaking of the feast of good things
from fried chicken to the birthday
cakes and 30 pound watermelon were
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Pooler and Mrs.
Clarke of Haleni, Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
Johnson of Donald, Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Johnson of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
F. I.. Allen and Judd Allen of "Van
couver. M'iss Idell Lamb is visiting Miss Hel
en Huskina in Portland for the week.
. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lamb and baby
Helen visited friends near Silverton
over Thursday night of last week.
Mrs. HitO and Mrs. Carlton of Jiutto
ville were guests of Mrs. Owens Tues
day. .Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Walker motor
oil to Newport last Hundav where they
are spending the. week. They were ac
companied by Mrs. Walker's sister and
husband of Portland.
Mrs. Finest Hodges and children of
Vancouver and Mrs. Hall of Quincy,
111., spent the week end visiting.at the
home of Mrs. Hodges father, W. J.
Ihtwes.
Luella and Kvaline Young of e-alem
are spending several days with Donald
friends. Kvaline stopping with Ueorgia
Lamb and Luella with Bernire Feller.
The Ladies Air aoeietv met in th
basement of the church Wednesday af
ternoon and spent the time quilting.
Mis Kmina hvans eeleomted her
siiteeuth birthday la.-rt iSnturday by
having a party in Cones grove in the
evening, for about -. ot tier irienns,
who spent the evening with dancing
and games. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served at a late hour.
She was the recipient of many remem
brances ot the occasion.
Mrs. F. C. Sibley and two little tons
are visiting ber father in Colorado,
where she expects to remain for sev
eral weeks.
' BOUND COAST LEAGUE
BASES.
(B Vuitcd Tress)
Yesterday's winners: Hcttle, Port
land, Hncruuieiito, Halt Lake.
I Home run: Cooper, Oakland.
'Twas one of those rare iltys a day
it ws decreed the Rainier should win.
They bict tl.u Tigers five to foul,
pounding three ernon mouiidinen.
skidding into tho ninth three r.vis
behind, the Oiili' tied the score by
knot kinu .'ones roui the box, but lit';
Hi-avcrs won t.i 6 In the eleventh.
Bilious? Take
fin Tonight
Ks'urs's Rsmsdy Is Bstter tnt Safer
Than Cilomsl. Clan Out System
(Vitfcout Oripinr. Stop Siok
Nsdah. Ouarntsd.
t!'tos attacks, ennstlrmtlon. slrk
hcii'l icii-, etc., ar In th ureut mi
Joi.ty ut i.s ju to dii: -stli lioublj
nii no r'siiKuabi pers.n e m ep t
to ohi.ila c.l or l.isii'ig bencllt until
the r.iu- is corwliil.
Nature' j BsTiedif (NR Tnblel.l 1 a
S-ef.t.iblf computing that acls on Ihs
atom i h liver, txjwels ami klJieys,
lil p.i )' bi'i.iS to brlnK a'uut
hcaltlir ot barmonlou action of all
th v ru s ot din'ntlon and ellmlna-tl-T.
It h promi'tiy and trionvt;r,v,
t so nill'lly and rently tbat t ic s
is never to lilitcat gripiii or dis-comi'-trt.
ti'U th.it is not all Nators's
ftc-ned iNU Talil ') h i' e a ticneri
c,j1 fiivt t'pn X' entire bo!y. Uy
lminvi t' pi- of d-uotio i
nnj B.wiinltntion. tr- rourtshmcut Is
diivJ trom f(Kxl. Cio bliwt qustlty Is
cnrtrlict. vitality ts in'reil and th
liot system strcr'ijtliened.
One you -ot jo'ir b.jiif In tb!s
st'lcr.Iid eonditton. yott rteel not tft'ie
nifJe ins every d.iy J"st tnke an Mt
Tjhit cvasionally tin lndlslkn,
tMiKHll'-jl and CrtMStlpAiion thr-lns,
and ,)j can alwaj f"l Jrour bet.
I".mi.it"T leer'" wll ' ir and
ih:it-'C tlitn aetunar wit.
let a :"e bit of Nators's RmwI
(Kit T.M.-I a-id tr It. It Is amid.
a'iannic4 and rccnimndl by your
drua-siit.
Ian;e) .1. Prv. Hriljjist.
i i jw twaaMMaaaswassstasasssal
s
Hill !tilf;i r told his Sent tors to wn.
Tucy imd otdiii, abu -:.-) four S?mI
ritchers and finuiiiK a.' " hits bcloro
they B'-pp'd Willi nti S t. 2 score.
HEARTBURii
or heaviness after meals are
most annoying manifestations
ot acid-dyspepsia.
pleasant to take, neutralize
acidity and help restore
normal digestion.
MADE BY SCOTT t BOWNB
MAKERS OF ECOTTS EMULSION
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Salem Sample Store
141 N. C0MMERGAL STREET . I
Children's Tlay Suits
Blue Denim, 98c
Men's Fine Balbriggan
Union Suits $1.19
Men's Athletic Unions
No sleeves, knee length
75c
Mechanics or Auto Suits
Khaki., or.. Blue Denira
Roomy and well made
$2.69 to $2.98
Men's Blue Bib Overalls
Full Cut and heavy
denims
$1.6Qt $1.75, $1.85
Men's Cottonade Work
Pants Greys and Stripes
$1.98
Men's khalci pants
$1.65 to $1.95
Men's Whipcord Pants
$2.25
Men's Moleskin Pants
$145
Men's Jumpers
79c to $1.85
Men's Work Shirts
.... Blue or Khaki ....
85c, 95c, $1.19
Men's Soft Dress Shirts
$U5to$1.85
Raxylitc Traveling
Black, Greys or Greens
Bags $1.65 to $10
Men's Hats
$1.75, $3.00 $3.45
Boys Black Dress
Shoes
$2.45, $3.65, $4.45
Boys Tan Dress Shoes
English
$3.95 to $4.65
Children's E. C. Skut
. fer Shoes
12 to 2
tUj
Men's Panama Hats
$2.95 to $3.85
Women's White Canvas
Lace Shoes, low heel,
medium Toe, close
$59
Men's Leather Work
Gloves
$1.00 to $2.25
Misses and Children's
Wash Dresses
98c to $2.98
Boys' Knee Pant Suits
$3.95, $4.50 to $8.45
C.J.BREIER CO.
"You Do Better Here for Less"
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