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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1907)
f'W ? ? DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1007. YtyrsFrfTjffP1' El qWill)IWtlliliillDMiWiHMililllitWilliMiWiHiWWMMi Wade. Pearce & Co.j 1 Burns All the Coal - OST likely you liave been throw ing away $rood ) coal every day wuiiout Know ing it. Coal that is only partially burned in the firc-box.fi Bccausef with the ordinary range draft, the air current only strikes part of tly? fire. Usually the damper door on such a range is situated at one end of the firc b o x , which makes your fire hot at the draft enci and cold at the other end. tf&a'StayS&tkf&ctoryTtange ' Or the damper is perhaps on the left side of the stove, which makes an uneven fire for the same reason. You arc not only losing fuel, but your cooking and baking is unsatisfactory, for you cannot get a uniform heat. Ndw, the draft in a Monarch Range is entirely different. Instead of one damper door, there arc two, one in each end of the fire-box. ' These form a double or Duplex Draft, and both are regulated by the same handle. So you get two direct currents of air at the same time, and your fire burns smoothly and evenly. You open both drafts simul taneously and shut them off the same way. The draft striking the fire from both directions consumes all the fuel, and gives you all the heat ing power from the coal. When you empty the ash-pan in a Monarch Range, you are throwing away ashes and ashes only not coal. And in addition to this, the Monarch is constructed of Steel and Malleable Iron, which can be riveted so tight and solid that no air - leaks can possibly happen as they do in cast iron ranges. The top is Malleable Iron, pol ished and bright. You can keep it clean without smearing your range with blacking which gets on the cooking vessels, to make more work for you. A $1.00 Cook Book Free The Monarch Coolc Boole, written by Mrs. Helen Mar Thomson, an acknowledged au thority on domestic science is a Kent Hook, not a clicnn circular, in Danes bound In cloth on board covers n book that would costji.oo at the book stores. It contains 588 recipes, many of them new, all simple, easy to make and inexpensive. Has practical menus for the whole year and many valuable hints on diet and marketing. You can Ret It without cost If you intend buying a range or cook stove within a year. HOW TO OUT IT. Cut out this adver tisement, mail it to the Malleable Iron Hange Company, Heaver Dam, Wis., and tell them W1IHN (stating month if possible) you ex pect to buy and you will secure this valuable book free. As the edltlou is limited, write now. z I Wade, Pearcc & Coi PASSED EIGHTH GRADE COMMHNCKMKXT EXERCISES. Normal Collogo of Music Will Hold Closing Recital Nt-xt Week. Tho closing ruGltal ami commence ment uxoicIbcw of tlio Normal Collego of MiihIo umloi- tho dlructlon of Professor Pitrvlu will bo given next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Juno 11 and 12, In tho First ChrlH tlnn church of this city. On Tuesday ovonlng tho Junior ro cltul Will ho Klvon and on Wodnos tluy ovonliiK tho graduating exorcises will )o hold, at which tlmo MUs .lonnlo William of this city will 10 colvo 1 n diploma for having com pleted tho proscribed vocal courso. Kov. I)nvU Errott will dollvor nn ad dress on tho lattur ovonlng. o Ancient Home Is now moroly a moraory of tho past Uallard'a Snow Llnlmont la tho fam ily llnlmont of tho twontloth century A. posltlvo euro for Rhoumatlsm, Ilurna, Cuts, Sprains, Nouralgla, otc Mr. C. H. Runyon, Stanborry, Mo., writes: "I havo used Snow Llnlmont for Rhoumntlsm nud all pnln, I can't say onough In Its prnlso." Sold by D, J. Fry. AitlsniiH Kleet Olllrcts. Capital Assembly No. 8-1 mot last night In tholr hull in tho Odd Fol lows' building, and oloctcd tho fol lowing otllcors for tho onBUlng six menths: Jinn oh I'. Godfrey, pnst master. 1 vun G, Martin, master Artisan. .lonnlo Tlllotson, superintendent. Daisy Music, Inspector, J. Rlngo,Bobrotnry. W. W. Ulll, treasurer. S. W. Drake, senior conductor. An 1111 High, master of ceromonlcs. Ida Godfroy, Junior conductor. Joy Tumor, muBlclnu. II. S. Hell and Katollo Rrnnson, Hold commandord. After the business session lco ciouin and cako wero served In tho dining room, Tho assombly will hold its rogulor monthly open meeting next Friday ovoning to which nil friends are Invited. Elks Initiate. ,Tho Salem lodge of B. P. 0. E. mot lit tholr elegant hnll Thursday ovon ing, and after a lively business ses sion, In which Profossr von Jetfaon, Percy Brlghnm and Herman Barr wore prosontod with antlors, nn ox collont musicnl program was ron do rod, nnd nt a Into hour tho 1H0 prosont ropnlred to tho dining room, whoro a substantial repast was served. Numbors by Dr. It. A. Horitngo, LoRoy Gosuer, F. G. Dockobnch and tho Elks' orchostra wore vory much appreciated by all prcsont. Diplomas Issued to Marion County Pupils At May Examination v , Tho eighth grado examinations taking place last month showed Jho following results. ..Number ,tnking examination 234f number receiving diplomas, 125; passing conditional ly, 70; falling, 39. Thoso passing conditionally, failed in one or two branches, which thoy will bo per mitted to rewrite. Those receiving diplomas are: James C. Bonnor, Silverton. Julia Johnson, Sllvcrton. Mary Hutton, Silverton. Merle Bowen, Silverton. Gustav Taw, Silverton. CIta M. Miller, Sllvcrton. Tommy Blnkoly, Silverton. Lon Edison, Silverton. ' Archibald Schlador, Silverton. Dorothy Davis, Silverton. Cora Du Rant, Silverton. William Thaw; Silverton. John Ludowvltzko, Silverton. Sophia Rolnertson, Sllvcrton. Goldla McGinnis, Sllvcrton. Edith Wolfard, Silverton. Edna Harvoy, Silverton Irwin Brooks, Silverton. Orrio Blnkoloy, Silverton. Mary Madson, Silverton. Hugh T. Small, Silverton. Winnie Palmatorn, Silverton. Henry Dnhl, Silverton. Anna Woaro, Silverton. Kora E. Browno, Silverton. Vlda Spraguo, Silverton. Alico Swonson, Silverton. Arthur Bllnston, Salem No. G.' Roso Bockor, Sublimity. Christina RIpp, Sublimity. Mathilda LIvormann, Sublimity. Joseph Ripp, Sublimity. 1 Fred Albus, Sublimity. Ruth White, Snlom No. G. V. L. Harris, Salem No. G. Clair Donkor, Silverton. Sarah Brown, Aumsvlllo. Ruth McClollnn, Aumsvlllo. Catharine Duman, Klumb Malcolm Samuel Ramp, GervaU No. 1. . Guy Weaver, Hubbard. Felix' Isaacson, Hubbard. Frances Weaver, Hubbard. Amy Harris, Hubbard. George Hopkins, Hubbard. W. Relgnald Hurst, Hubbaid. Ralph Harris, Hubbard. Freddie A. Glesy, Aurora. Neva G. Smith, Salem. Emily Quail, Silverton. Tilda Ringnes, Silverton. .Ivan H. Severance, Woodburn. ,Guy Rioe, Woodburn. Roy Rice, Woodburn. Althea Layman, Woodburn. Mabel B. Patton, Silverton. Josephine Bostrack, Silverton. Mamie Bostrack, Silverton. Ethol Simmons, Salem No. 8. Elmer Stauffer, Hubbard. Ida Staufrqr, Hubbard. Horace Glesy, Hubbard. Hulda Asmervlg, Hubbard. " Mabel Van Vlcet, Hubbard. Lewis McKlnnoy, Hubbard. Hattlo Schwndor, Hubbard. Emll Asmervlg, Hubbard. Clara Werner, Silverton. Lydla LIchty, Silverton. Pearl Mlllor, Salem No. '7. Hilda Ask, Silverton. , Hoddio E. Binogar, Silverton. Chas. A. Simmons, Snlom No. 7. Nolllo Hook, Mt. Angel. Carrlo Anderson, McKee. Ray Shanor, McKee. Ingvald Hoscdahl, McKee. Helen Olivia Luthy, Maclony. - Charles Roy Given, Silverton. Horbort Humphreys, Maclcay. Harold Humphreys, Mnclcay. " George Richard Caspoll, Silverton. Nalrno Sicgmund, Silverton No. 3. Jcsso Hnrrlngton, Tumor. Roso Madison, Salem No. 9. Mary Dunignn, Salem No. 9. Emerson GibbonB, Mt. Angel. Rodorick C. Miles, Salem No. A. Carl Gibson, Salem No. A." Mlnnlo Zosol, Salem No. 4. Lucy Chestnut, Salem No. 3. Harry E. Kollis, Scotts Mills. Eva B. Frazier, Scotts Mills. Mamlo Coulson, Scotts Mills. Clara Smith, Gcrvais. Raymond Axloy, Snlom No. G. Carrlo McKay, Turner. , Glenn McAllister, Shaw. Richard Harrison, Gervais. HlM,,," Clank, .'Xiuis Alta Ha, g?.4ll Harrv .KeaTll KeWn.-rM: Naomntlaner gC 6:namsdeaiM ? WZ ThoOreennflH-o..., furthermore he hMjJlT nh1nri "CWJ """ slina MonMT m known to har y. .i It weighs 28 pound, ufli 'u uuunuoa or old hi 811V It lironlra to . U the larcput nns V..J.1 "" u"v "irwBd ' i'ir. oaja Stopped I Cooke's hardwir tL out Mondajr evelng to and nrnmleed t t... . , when ho came hoot TttMyj (."is aeamsi me dooriMt uivuvu 1 uKsusf noruir," There Are Fn rcopio who know hoiUtssjBtl of them&elTcthi BsMWl kTho liter is a mcrt 1b in tho body. HetMsevQk condltlpn. V, C. 9btH Texas, writes: "I hAva wli for Shllls and FeTerudl best medicine I erer wt 4 not bo without It Itliui children as K It br 1 and I recomme&d It 811 La Grippe." Boldbnuirf GET IT FOR HER Tonight, If you woud enjoy tomorrow tak Chamborlaln's Stomach and Llvo TablotB tonight, Thoy produce an ngrooablo laxatlvo offoct, clear thor bond and cloanso tho stomach Price, 2G conts Samples froo at Dr Stouo's drug store. CAN DRAW CHECKS. . . Checking accounts onablo folks to doposlt tholr mouoy and ro colvo a passbook, against theso ttcoountd thoy aro permitted to draw checks. Checks may bo given to parties for such sums aa desired, thu avoiding froquout trips to the bank. If (ntorestod cU nud Me us. Salem State Bant li K. PAGK, FrMUfeat. K. W. ITAXARP, Gklr. i III ii 1 OK 1IAK1NG I'OWDint SHOULD UK NONK TOO GOOD FOR YOU, THAT'S WHAT YOU OUT AT ALL TIMICS WIIKN YOU UUY KPPLKY'S PKUFKCTION UAK1XO rOWDKK. T1IK USKUS OF KP PLKY'S PKHVKCTIOX UAKIXO POWUKU WKAU "TUB SM1LK THAT WONT COMK OFF." TIIK liKASON IS OUV10US KNOVG1I ONCK YOU GKT ACQUAINTED IT'S 3IAXY GOOD QUALI lT'J PUT up ix ausox THIS IS FAR SUPERIOR TO TIIK ORDIXARY TIN BOX. SOLI) TOT ALL ORpCKRS. MAXU FAOTURKD MY C. M. KPPLEY, S.VLEM, ORE. WITH TIES. JAltS. THE MUST HUE.D MADE. Requires no world-wldo search to And. JuBt put this name In your montal memorandum book, and you havo struck it Ullom's brend. It is bound to mako a hit with you and your family tho first meal It appears ou your tablo. Don't forgot that we turn out fine rolls, plos, cakes, etc., right hero, too. CAPITAL BAKERY, C. ULLOM, Prop. JfiFREHCHFEKALEl BP LL.Q 1 ASilLrimiti ....- 4 Ut mm! TurdMi t ii.' "" " LjWWMWg.; T4.U,YM Srf in Stem by Dr, S. C. ShJ An Electric Flat h FREE ON TEN DAYS' TRIAL Cm?; s I SAVE HER TIME SAVE HER IIEAIDII SAVE HER WEARY STEPS SAVE YOTUIt MONEY SAVE YOUR CLOTHES SAVE nER TEMPER SAVE HER COMPLEXION &. Fill in coapon and mail to os-thc iron will be delivered with all necessary equipment (tee of charge. m n u 1 1 f. Cut oat coapon and mail to is$ tooay i PORTLAND GENERAL FJ7EOTRIO CO. 210 Commercial Street. Gentlemen You may dollvor to mo ono Electric riat"lronlsla l9 agree to try, and, If insatlsfactory to me. to return to you w days from date of delivery. If I do not return It at that time charge tho same to my account at $4.00. It Is understoo , charge will bo made for tho iron if I return it within 10 day. Namb . . Address The ten days' ttikl offet applies only to cJ ctsttent mete oasia VtU- & :m Aii.. -Jt W . A
