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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1906)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1000. M ,.-- - SOCIAL PAGE I and Woman's Department iHHlHHlMmf tfW iltIHMHHlli '"Welcomes Pastor Rack. reception was given the A reception was given the re turned pastor, Rev. D. H. Leech, and his estimable family, at the M. fc. church of Woodhurn Monday ev enjsg. AH were happy over tho fact that Rev. Leech fiad been reappoint ed to this charge, nnd n large as semblage of tho admirers of tho pas tor and his family fully attested this at the gathering. There was Instru- " -mental music by Miss Cowlea, Miss Lola Armes and Miss Alma Hersch bcrgor, ocnl selection by Misses Lan don and Wlldo nnd Messrs. O. A. Landori and 8. T. Johnson, nn ad dress ofnvclcomo by Mr. 12. P. Mor- com, Introduction of pastor by Mr. J. A. Austin, nnd response by Rev. mid Mrs. Leech, then all joined In singing. "Blest Do tho Tie Thnt Binds." Refreshments were served and a social timo enjoyed. latest niwiei or a Toque vert orxuniea with velvety butK-hcs of ribbon, which may look qulto demure when worn by a protty youUg girl. Everybody is wearing ouedo gloves with closed wrists. It has become tho mode to take tea and sometimes luncheon without removing the gloves, Engagement Announced. Mr, and Mrs. C. E. S. Wood, of Portland, nnndunco ho ongngomont of their older (laughter, Miss Nan Wood, to (Mr.' DnvlcMT. Honoyman. Miss Wood la tho lender of Port land's yoijfiger ct, and' Is hlghly'nc- , compllshcd In ovory way. Sho wns ono of tho bridesmaids nt tho brll llant Now York-, wedding of Miss Itoosovolt, cousin of Allco Roooro volt-Lohgworth, who wn also a bridesmaid. Mr. Hoticyman Ib ono of Port land's solid young business men, and Is treasurer of tho largo Iloncypmn Hnrdwftro Company, nnd is popular in society circles. Doth arc well known throughout Oregon. WHAT IS WORN. hlrt IVnitft Tlint Will He Smnrt TliU Koll-DriMVii MtlU Worn. The nuwest of tlio tailored fall shirt waists uro niiulo of China slllc, prefer ably In white, with cuffs and collars of a contrasting color, The shades best liked for this novel touch nro yellow, bluo or green, The collar Is a high turnover, with stitched edges, tiud Is worn with a broad bow of ribbon In the snino color. These bows nro nower than tho four-ludinuds. la French llneu shirt waists there Is a now model with small tmx plaits '.Connect Irut HcckcvporH' Association. vi j f 1 JtENCH FLAHNCTi nLOCfli:. perhupi bucnu.su gloves with closed wrlstH are so hard to got off. Even In the cane of black or white cos tumes tun suodp gloves are worn. ' I.acQ A ells piioiijd bo chosen with extreme cm a. In those veils there Is a tendency toward heavy borders, which hide the lower part of thu face The style at present Is to draw the veil rather tightly from tho chin In n neat llnu to tho back of the bat brim, anil there the cuds tlo In n bow. Parisian rumor has It that long ear rings am to bo worn. In fact, they are already being shown In the Jowolry shops to Nonm extent. The blouso Illustrated is ono of tho now full stylos designed for French flannel. Tho novelty lies In tho but ton trimmed straps. JUDIO CHOLLET. rannlug from neck to waist. Thcso plaits are pressed, but not stitched. Tb sleeves are arranged In tho same mm 1mm nlmllllU I 111 ml Ml ill 3 llnll i' Ml Mi K III I II i 111 Hartford, Conn., Oct. 12. Tho fifteenth mutual mooting of tho Con necticut Dcokeopers' Association, which wns hold horo today, proved to bo very successful and Instructive. Tho nsoclntlon, while seeking to pro moto scluntllla and- practical boo culture, is aiming to advance tho Intorcst of both products and con sumers of honey, fruit growers, farmers and horticulturists, The two most Important 'subjects dis cussed woro "whnt la tho best race of bees tri keep for profit" and "Sale of Adulterated Honey In Connecti cut and Us Prevention." Cure Winter Cough. J. H. Clovor, 101 N. Mnln St., Ottn wa, Kan,, writes: "Every fall It has been my wlfo's troublo to catch n sovoro cold, nnd thoroforo to cough all winter long. Last fnll 1 got hor n bottlo of Ilorohound Syrup. She used it nnd hns been nblo to sloop soundly nil night long. Whonovcr tho cough troubles hor, two or three doses stops tho cough, nnd sho is ablo to bo up nnd well." 2 Be, COo nnd $1.00. Sold by D. J. Fry's drug store THE MAID AND THE MUMMY "Tho Maid and tho Mummy," Richard Carlo's merry musical play, which is to bo tho attraction at the Grand opera house tonight is In two acts. Tho first Is laid in the curio storo kept by Washington Stubbs, a brokendown theatrical manager, who is selling his properties as'gen ulno antiques; tho second act Is laid In tho Egyptian ball room of Dr. Ellsha Dobbins, In New York City. Tho scenic artist has painted a won derful sccno for the second act, and tho gowns worn by the Egyptian queens, by the Polly and the Julia girls In this net. nro the most ex pensive ever used by any theatrical organization. There are fourteen chorus girls I In "Tho Maid and tho Mummy" who, at n moment's notice, could take the part of nny of the principals. These fourteen are the cream of the thirty girls that sing nnd dance in tho mery musical melnngo by Rlchnrd Carlo and Robert Hood Dowers. Tho chorus Is the largest, handsomest, best dressed, best drilled, best dnnc Ing nnd best singing organization In Amelca. The girls wero selected by Mr. Curio from among more than 100 In New York, nnd Chicago. It Is a privilege to belong to tho chorus of "The Maid and the Mummy," as the company carries a special sing ing nnd a special dancing instructor, who dovotes nil their time to giving tho girls Instructions. Tho piny has a record of three months In New York, threo months In Philadelphia nnd threo mouths In Chicago. It. Is soldom that any mus ical place appeals to such n wldo class or tneater-goers ns this one Saleswomen's Peril 6RAYE DISEASES, DUE TO STANDING Facts About Miss Merktey's Dangeroui Illness and Completo Cure Ilave yon ever thought why so many women or girls rather walk an houi than stand still for ten minutes? ol Wt fir- IL ) 'v'' iO1'' I II Jv? S if -a-afl AfMrgretAferiey ( until you have tried i It is because most women suffer from tome derangement of their delicate srganlsm, the discomfort of which is less trying when they are in motion than when standing. In some states laws compel employers to provide resting places for their fe male employees. But no amount of lnw can regulate the hard tasks of these women. They must get the strength which this work demands or run the risk of serious diseases and the surgeon's knife. Read the experience of Miss Mnrgret Merklcy, 275 3d Street, Milwaukee, Wis.: Dear Mrs. Plnkhnm: " Gradual loss of strength, nervousneta. bearing-down pains and extreme irritation compelled mo to seek medical advice. The doctor wild I had diseased organs nnd ulcer ation, nnd advised an oporntion if I wonted to get, well. I objected to this and decided to give Lydla E. Flnkham's Vegetable Com pound n trial . I soon found that oil the good things said about this great medlcino were true. Tho ulceration soon healed, backache, headache and nervousness disap;enrecl, and In n short timo I was strong, vigorous and perfectly well. I wish every working girl who suffers would try Lydla E. Pinkham'i Vegetable Compound." Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- Don't buy your winter supply of flour sack of NEW PERFECTION FLOUR MADE BY CAPITAL CITY MILLS It is the best flour ever sold in Salem. Remember our cereals are strictly up-to-date. Wo have the latest up-to-date mill on tho coast. Try it. The mill that makes Salem famous as a wheat market. FOR SALE DY ALL DEALERS. BRYANT & REEDER BmHMHHfJHHKKHHMMHHHMMHHHBBHHHiHHHHIHIK OHAS. K. SPAULDENQ, President. B. O. MILES, Sec and Treai Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. "" ...! :- i-i i i " -t-i-i. i i Tho nonulnrltv of "Tlu "Mnld nnil tho 'l""1"" u, vBs""" t" wuicninvig ino pop iiauty oi int .Main nnu tno ornte8 and strcntnens tno entJr0 t. Mummy" Is explnlned by the author, male organism, nnd will produce tho who says ho tried to coiubtno some samo beneficial results in the cases of of the best points of musical comedy, , other sick women as with Miss Morklav. comic opera, burlesque, and extra vaganza, In this ono piece. Ho has a splendid story, well told, characters, widely varying nnd n chorus that fpr beauty and dancing abilities Is umatched in America. Manufacturers of Oregon Pine, Ash and Maple Lumber SALEM, OREGON. Highest Price Q. C T. CO High School Society Meotn. The Dosmoathones llt'ornry society nt tho high school has reorganized for tho ensuing school year and Is starting out with considerable en thusiasm. Sovcrnl now members nro oxpocted to afllllutc thomsclvcs with tho organization which Is In a flour ishing condition. Tho nttendnnco at tho last meeting wns largo and tho encouraging feature of the Initial meeting of tho.year wns the presenco of many freshmen nnd tho keon in torcst evinced by tho members of tho faculty for tho wcllfnro and progress of tho society. Tho program consisted of an ad dress by Kloyd Utter; piano duet, Iilaucho Krnn and Rvn Martin; road-' ing, Blanche Llston; vocal duet, Eva Fisher ami Ethel Crohs; violin solo, Joy Turner. Professor Smith nindo Home remnrks appropriate to tho oc casion and work of the society. The program was carried out In Its en tirety nnd was well rocolvod. DO YOU KNOW That when you are using EPPLEY'S PERFECTION BAKING POWDER you are using 'the best made right here at home. C. M. EPPLEY 'Manufacturer Salem, Oregon A Ihtrily lliinitd Girl. or boy, man or woman, is quickly out of pain If Ducklln's Arnica Snlvo is nppltcjl promptly. O. J Welch, of Tokonshn, Mich., says: "I iiso it in my family for cuts, sores and nil skin Injuries, and find It per fect." Quickest pllo euro known. Dost henllng Btilvo made. 25c nt J. C. Perry's drugstore, White House Restaurant GEORGE BROS. Proprs. Is prepared to accomodate any sized crowd at any time of the day or night. Phono Main 19G State St. Meals served at all hours. For POULTRY AXD EGGS POTATOES ONIONS AND ALL PRODUCE CAPITAL COMMISSION CO. 267 Commercial St. i Gold Dust Flour Made by THE SYDNEY POW EB COMPANY, Sidney, Oregon. Mndo for family use. Ask your grocer for it. Bran and shorts always on hand. P. B. Wallace AGENT a8Mwww Steamers Pomona and Altona leave for Portland daily except Sunday z 7. iO a. m. M. P. BALDWIN, Agt EXTENDING SUMMER EXCURSION RATES For Railroad Work Men and teams wanted by Wil lamette Construction Company. Ap ply at office, Ladd & Bush bank build lng, upstairs. 10-1-tf To Newport and Ynqninn, Which to People Wishing to Enjoy Nature's llcnuties, Proves so Popular Sal mon Fishing in Full Dlnst: Thn lnw rmim! trln rntpo KPtinnn1- ,. , Leaves and three-day In effect from nil points on the S. P. and C. & E. rail roads to Newport nnd Yaquina dur- CORVALLIS & EASTERN RAILROAD TIME TABLE NO. 33. Trains From nnd to Yaquinn. No 1 Leaves Yaquina 6:55 A.M. Arrives at Corvnllla ....10:45 A.M. Arrives at Albany 11:40 A.M. No. 2 Leaves Albany 12:10 P.M. Leaves Corvallls 1:05 P.M. Arrives at Yaquina .... 5:00P.M. Trains to nnd From Detroit. No. 3 Leaves Albany 7:30 A.M. Arrives nt Detroit 12:30 P.M. No. 4 Detroit 1:00 P.M. Arrives nt Albany .... 5:55P.M. Trains for Corvallls. Nn. R mg me summer, wnicn navo proved Leave8 AiDany 7:55 A.M. so popular with the people wishing Arrives nt Corvallls .... 8:35 A.M. to view the beauties of nature and 0 10 regain health nnd strength at that ' Lenv;8 AH) 3:50 P.M. magnificent resort, have been ex- Arrlveg at Corva,llg .... 4:30P.M. tended from September 30th to Oc- j0 fi tober 15th. Tickets will bo good for iLeaveg Albany 7:35 P.M. Arrives at, Corvallls .... 8:15P.M. Trains for Albany. No. 5 rj, OOWN OV KTHU'KU VrOOLXN. with the pin Its Kolug from elbow Aa .Mttlal IiiuIm.i1 a? ft... .....v.. ii.ii.I fn ftv vq miv uui mum wmrt rw.'hoyld t vlbgyv. ' fcrewH, It U predicted, will sot yield )4f t?y otUwr, color this win i twV !Tfer is vry rttt6n to think Utrnt It will ba sasou of Bomber b4. The dull leaf browns and ' bHHUtf, with a hint of red lu their wrtH dith. nro to lw tho tones moat t X pnty full gown U Mliutratl, Tb Mtrt Is a trHtKl woolen tu iNHHrw 4 tM t4i, Vwt. vllr tm4 citffs r of Iktuwh i el vet Metal Frames NEW AND ARTISTIC, COMPLETE WITH GLASS TO HOLD PHOTOGRAPHS 25c 35c-50c Values Special - - - 10c return nt any timo up to and in-i eluding October 31, 190C. Tho months of September and Oe tober are tho favorite ones at tho Leaves Corvallls seasiue, wnen narvest ana nopplck Ing Is over. Finest Salmon Fishing in tho North west will be In full blast. Houses can bo 6:30 A.M. 7:10 A.M. Arrives at Albany No. 9 Leaves Corvallls 1:30 P.M. Arrives nt Albany 2:10 P.M. No. 7 - rented cheaply and living expenses Leaves Corvallls .. 6:00 P.M. nro at a medium. Ample hotel ac Arrlve3 at Albany'!!!!.. 6:40P.M. commodntlons for nil at low rates. j n Through baggage and ticket ar-'Leavea corvallls 11:004. rangoments same as during the sum-; Arrives at Albany 11: J mer will bo In effect. Full Informs No 12 tlon on application to S. P. or C. E. Leaves Albany . 12:45 PJ- asont' Arrives at CorvalilV!!... l:W All of tho above connect - Southern Pacific Time Card, Effective Southern Pacific Company tra!ns,Vl EACH Sale Closes Saturday, October 20th CHK3 TYLM, MMto-Tan tui fikirH MadUh. Yokohama Tea Store Saturday, Aug. 18. Toward Portland Train Arrives. No. 16 5:30 a. m Oregon ex press. No. 14 S:23 a. m Cottage Grove express. No. 12 4:49 p. m., Oregon ex press. No. 22211:18 a. m., through fast freight No. 226 ,11:55 a. in., local way freight. Departs IS: 45 p. xa. Toward Sab Francisco. No. 1510:66 p. m., California express. No. 136:23 p. a.. Cottage OroYa exprM, No. 11 1:S8 a. ., Callforal axprttM, ftt Alhnnv nnil Pnrvnlllq. as " train for Detroit giving direct srTM to Newpdrt and adjacent beefc as well as Breltenbush Hot SprlnJ. For further information apply t0 J. C. MAYO, Gen. Pass. Agt. B. H. BOLES, Agent, Albany. 'EHTWumRLJ Ufv v THE BIAX0.XB BBAM; UN A J fWfl"1 T r.gll ITM . ..M. r .&. KtoBA.. Til n llf1 inuauBanHib m . , bvtlmDntfiiu'.u.' ,i- fcukta.4 h e.K7: K I'kMdMl V. r""-gzr macHFO Wsin A Sirt, Cuiua u h Serf Vci , T1hm k hh tlH w4 to Mtr-1 4m UA with (rte ik full. As I y MMWiMT but M Udl' )xwftta l!KsajPiiSW?K:cn5 N. S 11:5$ .. .. ! ... frtffkt. DrU at 11;SS a. m. bTk4UHwlrlhl i :S a. at tkr.h i ?il n trOekt. MAIN Hl