Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-31


spending the holidays.
Attorney ]. J. Meeker returned to
Portland today after transacting legal
business here for few days.
Genuine bargains in home furnishings
at the big SALE Buren & Hamilton.
Attorney Willard, of Portland, was
among the southbound passengers on the
Oregon Electric this morning.
Adam Bollock, of Mt. Angel, was in
the city today, looking after business
matters, returning to his home this af.
ternoon.
Attend the big pre-inventory sale of
home furnishings at Buren & Hamil-
toms
Robert Young and wife, of Klamath
Falls, passed through this city today
en- route to Portland, where they will
spend New Years with friends.
Buy home furnishings now and take
advantage of the good values to be
found in our store during the sale. Bu-
rem & Hamilton.
New Years masquerade ball, tomOr.
row night, at the armory. Seven cash
prizes will be given for the best char
acters. Gentlemen 75c. Ladies free.
Spectators, balcony only, 25c.
Miss Eugenia G. Potter and brother,
Clifford, of Portland, arrived here this
morning, and will watch the old year
out with their aunt, Mrs. Harrison
Luckey, at 766 North Liberty street.
Bargains in library tables. See our
line for some extraordinary values. Blu.
ren & Hamilton.
Donald Vincent, former Salem man
but now resident Of Portland, is here
spending the holidays. Mr.. Vincent is
connected with the S. P. in Portland.
Iron beds, 40 size, heavy continuous
posts, smooth and plain. Regular $3.50
values, sale price IS. Buren, s. Hamil.
ton.
7. B. Houck and family left this
morning for San Francisco where they
will make their future home. Mr., Houck
will enter the draying business in San
Francisco this winter.
Artisans, attention! Lodge will be
called at 1880 this evening. After
business meeting here will be given a
\ party under the auspices of the ladies
of the drill team Only members and
those who present written invitations
! will be admitted
Have you ever stopped to think of
the economy of buying cigars by the
box2 1t is also worth soemthng to al
ways have the cigar you like close at
hand, The LaCorona is always fresh
and moist and will retain their frag.
rance for weeks in your house This
good cigar can be found at all dealers.
En- route to San Diego Cal, on foot
Mr.. and Mrs D. s Kicker passed
through Salem yesterday, The "hoof.
ers' are representing various publica.
tons in this country, and are running
down material for articles Good roads
and general surveys OF the cities and
towns they see make up the contents of
tlnir npnpOgnd
Deputy Sheriff Needham is bacl,
from a visit in the vicinity ,of Wood.
burn on business. Among the official
duties the deputy sheriff has performed
this week was to attach a band of hogs.
Deputy Needham declares that he could
not very well bank the property, but is
keeping close guard over the valuable
porkers
A gentleman remarked to us that he
was out in that heavy downpour yester.
day morning, and his feet were as drv
as if it had not been raining He stat.
ed that he had applied only two dress.
lngs Of Webfoot oil to his shoes, and
they were absolutely waterproof. You
try it, For sale by r. Z. Shafer. the
saddle and harness man, 1S7 South Com.
mercial street.
No matter whore you live, we will
cheerfully deliver your orders. 1t is our
purpose to serve every one in this city.
80 don I hesitate to call us up teo deljv.
err an order 1t has come to our atten.
tion that several women, who found it
inconvcnient to call, have hesitated or.
dering by phone because they lived out
of 4 certain radius We deliver to any
part of the city The Sunset Grocery.
l2l South Commercial street.
a complaint to recover Sl770 dam.
ages was filed in the circuit court YES.
terday by L. C. Eastman against the
Salem, Falls City & Western railroad.
The plaintiff alleges that the defend.
ant company failed to use the proper
care aud precaution in operating its
train along dangerous section Of its
track in Polk county with the result
the cars ran into plaintiff and injured
him seriously,