Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-28

+ mana OF captain Fred Lawson will
arrive in Salem Saturday evening, NO
vensbes 20 at 7:30 o'clock. They will
go at once to the l. o. 0. f. hall,
hich has been rented for the oeca-
sion, by The Salem camp. and will ini-
tiate about twenty members into the
Woodcraft After the initiation the
team and candidates will be given a
banquet. The Portland team eompris-
ing rs members, will leave for home
the same evening. All Woodmen of
the World are invited to attend the
meeting Saturday evening and witness
the work of the new ritual Because of
the large crowd expected to attend, it
was deemed advisable to rent the 1.
O. o. F. hall for the evening.
Miss Virginia d. Meyer of Chicago
spent Thanksgiving with Capital city
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Morrison of
Dallas We're in Salem yesterday, hav-
ing come over to spend Thanksgiving
with friends.
Wearing the uniform of Uncle Sans
army. group of soldiers from Camp
on official business. Those in the par
ty are c. Wallace, William E. Leash,
J. Founder and E. B. Jackson. They
are registered at the Marion hotel.
Mrs Grace Kenscher of North
Church street, returned last night
from Beaver City, Neb. She left here
about four weeks ago to attend the
settlement of her mothers estate, the
late Mrs. Elizabeth Lene of Edison.
Mrs. Genscher also visited at Grand
Island and Columbus, Neb., her girl
hood home, but is extremely glad to
be, back again in the webfoot state.
The Christian Commercial Travel
ers association of America, common
ly known as the Gideons, have been
instrumental in placing 415,357 BIZ
bles in hotel guest rooms in the Unit
ed States and Canada Sunday should
be a day long to be remembered in
Salem as the Gideons with the assist
ance0 of a number of churches and
friends will place Bibles in the boys
state training school and the follow
ing hotels: Marion 1875, Bligh 20, Ar
go 25, Capital 25, boys training school
150.
Advanced milk prices to take eff
feet Dec. list. 1919: 1 pit. per day per
month $2.40 at. per day per month
$3.50; pit. per day per month $3.50;
qt per day per month $50; pit.
per day per month $10.75; qt. per
day per month $12.25: at. per day
per month s15.25. All extra milk SC
per pit, 15c per qt Cream 35c pit,
table cream 45c pit, whipping cream
IA pit. table cream 10c per bottle.
Wholesale, in bottles per gal. 4Sc. in
cans 2 gallons or less 45c per gal.
in cans gallons oramore 4Oc per gal.
The advance in price was demanded
by producers owing to high price of
mill feed and advance in operating
expenses in general over that of a
year ago. The dealers being aware of
the shortage of dairy timber of the
responsible kind, agreed to pay an ad
ditional 40c per hundred to reliable
dairymen and charge approximately |
the same in proportion to the consum-
er, as the dealers do not feel that |
they should forfeit the additional cost, |
as the general cost of operating and
delivering has increased very much
over that of / year ago. We therefore /
agree to continue to serve our pa
irons with milk of good quality and |
render good service during the winter
for prices listerd.-C. H. Os- |
tron, Salem Sanitary Dairy; Raymond |
Eggler, Meadow Lawn Dairy; Mead |
ow Lawn Dairy, Fairmount. Dairy. !
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