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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1911)
riGZ FIT! WE BUY FOR CASH AND SELL AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE CASH PRICES GREAT OCTOBER ALE In order that the latter part of Octobers sales shall equal the first and end with a successful flourish, we offer many special inducements to our trade. Never before have wc been as proud of our stock, never as pleased with the prices. We handle only goods of merit, bought of the best manufacturers in the world, consequently when we offer a sale it is a genuine offering of the best goods obtainable in the market today. SAVE MONEY BY BUYING NOW KNIT GOODS h, ,; -minim' . ' I 1 J ,., j WOOLEN $2.00 values SHAWLS 1.50 " 1.35 " 1.00 " 75c 50c 35c $1.79 1.34 1.09 86c 59c 39c 29c Babies' Knit Sacques $1.75 values 1.50 " 1.00 " 75c 50c . " $1.47 1.29 84c 56c 39c 6h in. Ribbon 17c Yd. This is a splendid grade of ribbon, from 4 to 6 1-2 inches wide. Only 17c yd. 35c Large Bib Ging ham Aprons 25c These are nicely made of good gingham BED SPREADS I $1.50 values 1.25 $1.29 1.09 A GREAT SALE THIS WEEK ON- Girls' Coats Ages 8 to 14 Years One new shipment received this week BIG REDUCTIONS ON Women's Coats and Tailored Suits Two new shipments received this week SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON DRESS SKIRTS AND ON SILK AND MARQUISETTE WAISTS A large shipment received this week Every article offered is this season's merchandise; many ot them arrrived this week, But we are deier mined to end the October sales with a great flourish, consequently we are offering you special inducements to 'rade now, Inspect our stock before you purchase, WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. OUR STYLES ARE CON QUERED EXTREMELY SMART. $1.25 Black Petticoats, 89c Each In Sateen and Imitation Heatherbloom 09 NEW SILKS Values to $1.25 only . 73c per yard Values to 75c, only 49c per yard These are all of the new fancy Silks and plain Mes saline, in all colors. This is a great Silk opportunity 10l New Dress Goods 10l O 10 Per Cent Less This includes all of the fine new dress good?, Our serges and suitings are beau tiTul. We make this reduction, as we ihiiU we have bought too heavily, even for a great trade like we have had this fall, ' '.'y row and save money, Women's Outing Gowns $1.75 values 1 .25 values 1.00 values $1.49 1.09 89c Outing Flannel 12 1 -2c values . 10c 1 0c values . . 8c Extra Special . 4c See Our Extra Special Values that We ' Are Offering in MEN'S SUITS for G COMPANIES MUST AGREE ON ORDINANCE When the committee to which was referred an ordinance granting a franchise to the Portland, Eugene & Eastern on Front street submits Its rtport this evening on the matter to the council, it will recommend that the ordinance do not pass, and that the matter be entirely dropped until the railroad interests on this street can hold a conference and draft an ordinance which will be acceptable to them and also the city. The committee held a conference with the representatives of the Ore gon Electric, Portland. Eugene & Eastern and the Southern Pacific sev eral days ago. The time was spent in wrangling, and the committee ad journed with the understanding that when the railroad people would agree upon an ordinance which would be satisfactory to them and the city, that the subject would be taken up again. The point discussed was the com mon user clause. The Oregon Elec tric Is willing to allow the Portland, Eugene & Eastern people to have common user privileges upon its tracks, but it is opposed to granting them to the Southern Pacific. As the Portland, Eugene & Eastern has a contract with the Southern Pacific this would be a difficult concession for It to make. It is believed, how ever, that the matter will be threshed out at a meeting to be held between the railroad interests In Portland soon, and that a settlement will be reached. ' o MAY RESUME BALL GAMES TOMORROW A FAMOUS CATHOLIC DIGNITARY Special Values I have just received a shipment of goods that were misrouted and delayed in transit over seven weeks, I have the right to return these to the shippers, but this, you know, is not pol icy, so, in order to reduce my stock, which is too large at this season of the year, I sha'! place my entire stock of high class imported and domestic goods on sale for 10 days at the following prices, which means a saving of from $5 to $10 on every suit, andmention the same high standard of workmanship and' fit I have established, HHJIIT KEY. MOXSIOOR THOMAS CAPEL DIES VERY UNEXPECT EDLY AT SACRAMENTO LAST NIGHT. Foley's Kidney Remedy th. a Hope less Cnse. Hon. Ark. J. E. Freeman says: "I had a severe case of kidney trouble and could not work and my case seemed hopeless. I UBed several well known kidney remedies, and had the services of a doctor, all of which gave me no relief. One large bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured me and I have never been bothered since. I have also recommended it to my friends who all received the same good results." o A New York denier In food stuffs says prices will be lowered soon. There are a lot of people who ar0 willing to try to tolerate such a condition. Take Your Common Colds Sorlonsly. Common colds, severe and fre quent, lay the foundation ot chronic diseased conditions of the nose and throat, and may develop Into bron chitis, pneumonia, and consumption' For all coughs and colds in children and In grown persons, take Foley's Honoy and Tar Compound promptly. After exposure, and when you feel a cold coming on, tnko Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It checks and relieves. Use no substitute. The genuine In a yellow package always. Red Cnjss Pharmacy,, (II. Jcrman.) o Dr. Wiley says the health of the nation Is worth $15u, 000, 000. These are pretty healthy looking figures, anyway. Celebrated Lennox Furnace. The Best Heater It will save you money every day yon own It. I will sell and Install the best Let me give you figures. See Me About an individual lighting plant for your home. The best thing in the market for cooking and lighting. A. L. Frasier fhone 135. 858 State Street. DONT PAY RENT Make a small payment on a home of your own and then the monthly payments will apply on your house and not on the landlord's. Pay $150 down and $15 per month and we will build a Ave room bunga low to suit Pay $350 down and $10 per month on a good six room house in the southeast part of the city. Pay 500 down and $12 per month and get a good home on a good street Just off Capitol. Two good lots with this place. Pay $500 down and $15 per month for a fine home on Chemeketa street in good neighborhood. Pay $100 down and $15 per month for a four room place on Seventeenth street near Asylum avenue. $500 down and $15 per month will buy a good place on Union near Cap itol. This Is a comfortable place with modern Improvements. $150 down and $12 per month will secure an eight room house In High land. These and other Installment houses can be had at our office. If you don't Bee Just what you want come and tell us and we will find It for you. Get started now and own your own home. ItECHTEL & BYNON 347 State Street Tel. Main 452 $60 Suits $50.00 $55 Suits 1 $45.00 $50 Suits $42.50 $50 Suits $37.50 $40,00 Suits S37.50 Suits $35.00 Suits $39.00 Suits ...$35.00 ...$32.50 ..$30.00 ...$25.00 D. H. MOSHER Merchant Tailor for Men and Women 456 Court Street. STORE OPEN EVENINGS fCXITID TSEBS LEASED WIRI.l Philadelphia, Oct. 23. Play In the world's championship series will probably be resumed In Shlbe Park tomorrow. The sun shines brightly here today, and a cold wind has helped to dry the diamond. Robert McCroy of the national commission states there will be no further delay. McGraw will probably pitch .Matn ewson, while Connie Mack will send either Bender or Coombs to the mound. o EXPLOSION IN MINES KILLS MANY UNITED PRESS LEAKED Will. Harrisburg, 111., Oct. 23 Thirty miners are reported Imprisoned and probably many of them killed as a result of an explosion In O'Gara mine No. 9 here today. Two bodies have been recovered and rescuers are battling desperately to reach the portions of the mine where the remainder are entombed. There Is grave danger' for the safety of the rescuers, who are braving death from falling walls In their ef forts to rescue their entombed com rades. Sixteen entombed miners are be lieved to be dead. The explosion oc curred at the North main entrance of the mine, and is said to have been a discharee of powder. At noon six rescuers, battling to recover the bodies from their suffo cating prison, were brought to the surface unconscious and almost dead as a result of having Inhaled the deadly fumes. At 1 o'clock this afternoon eight bodies had been recovered of the 16 missing, with the rescue work still continuing, in spite of the danger from the deadly fumes. UNITED I'BF.SS LEASED WISE.) Sacramento, Oct. 23. The right Rev. Monslgnor Thomas John Capel. one of the best known prelates of the Roman Catholic church and dis tinguished on two continents for his eloquence and missionary activities, was found dead in bed this morning at the residence of Bishop . Grace, where he had practically made his home for tho past decade. He retired last night after preach ing in the Cathedral In apparently the best of health and announced that he would say mass at 8:30 o'clock this morning. When he did not put In his appearance at the ap pointed hour, Father Ryan went to his room and found that he had peacefully passed away some time during the night. Monslgnor Thomas Capel was born In England on October 28, 1836, re ceived bis education In London and In Rome and began his eventful pub lic life in devotion to the church by founding a training school for teach ers, when but 17 years old. In 1873 he was made domestic, prelate to Pope Plus IX. In 1874 he established a Roman Catholic University at Ken sington. He Is said to be the origi nal of Disraeli's character "Monslg nor Catesby" In "Lothalr." He came to California 25 years ago and has been performing missionary wrk In Sacramento for the past 23 years. o If you have young children, you have perhaps noticed that disorders of the stomach are their most com mon ailment. To correct this you will And Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets excellent Tliey are easy and pleasant to take, and mild and gentle In effect For sale by all dealers. The Big Closing Out Sale OF If you can't say a baby Is hand some, say It looks like its mother It will be all the tame to her. FURNITURE At J. A. Patterson's Opened With a Rush ITNEQUALLED BARGAINS in every line met the eyes of all who entered our doors, and furious buying was the inevitable result. We give honest bargains at living prices. i THE GREATEST VALUES in Marion 1 County will be found here this week, as the merciless price-cutting still continues and as we are an old firm in Salem, we mean just what we say. Come Early Come Often J. A. PATTERSON 285 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET No. 66. RKl'ORT OF THE CONDITION Of the Turner State Bank, at Tur ner, In the state of Oregon, at the closo of business, September 1, 1911: ltCMOUlTCH. Loans and discounts , , . .$18,627.61 Bonds and warrants .... 1,285.96 Banking house 3,281.90 Furniture and fixtures . . 1,665.22 Due from banks (not re serve banks) 2,279.55 Due from approved re serve bnnka 23,426.57 Cash on hand 3,156.10 Expenses 898.55 Total $54,621.46 MalillllloN. Capital stock paid In $10,000.00 Undivided profits 71877 Individual deposits subject to check 43,255.29 Certified checks 647.40 Total .. $54,621.48 State of Oregon, County of Marion. s: I, H. R. Crawford, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. II. R. CRAWFORD. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before , me this 6th day of September, 1911.' H. L. EARL, Notary Public. Correct Attest. W. S. WALTON. S. M. ENDICOTT, Directors. e Here Is a woman who speaks from personal knowledgo and long exper ience, viz-, Mrs. P. 11. Brogan, ot Wilson, Pa., who says, "I know from experience that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is far superior to any other. For croup there Is nothing that ex cels it." For sale by all dealers. Red Cross Pharmacy (H. Jerman Bonfires. My attention has been drawn by tho Are chief to the promiscuous setting of bonfires In the business portion of the city, which Is a direct violation of the ordinances and la subject to a fine of $10. This condi tion has been particularly noticeable during the past few days and unless due caution Is taken there Is Immi nent danger of serious damage to property rights, as the prevailing winds are very apt to carry burning embers In every direction. The ordinance requires consent from the undersigned for the pur pose of burning leaves or other ma terial and any further violation will result In prosecution. The citizens are requested to de sist from burning material of any kind or nature under prevailing con ditions and no permission will be granted until conditions are such that danger to property Is averted. LOUIS LACIIMUNI). 10-20-3t Mayor. Gold Dust Flour Made by the SIDNEY 1'OffEB COJTPAJfT, Sydney, Oregon. Made for Family Use. Ask your grocer for It. Bran and Shorts always on hand. 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