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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1D07. 9 fewest liBgL The old Aycr's Hair Vigor was good, no Question about that. But your own doc tor, the one you have great confidence in, K will tell you tnat Ayera Hair vigor, new Improved formula, is far better. The one great specific for falling hair and dandruff. W publUh tho formuUt of ll oar prprMom. J.O.ArrOo. iowulf, Mc.i. WARDS AND WHO GOT THEM ,....,., Ftrcf. lane Second In don WU'J u" a''-.Ue Couniy wiiiuiio rrjlUli DEPARTMENT. Haas, Salem, was )"''J'. ,.i.inir nremlunw: -uridine flrgt wrr;s iitf $3: Ti- tejm""--;-". 19. rhvncos nor- ' :1 , nsoarasus plumosus, ''i..-i basket, second, F ' ,- jaiiiix. second, $2; La- Ke rose, first, 2; Viscountess r !i $2: yellow rose, second, Li. tbntllon souvenir uu -. P.... Kutv Washington gernnl- SJco'nd, fl; umbrolla plant .1 us Boston fern, second, $U l, T- , - .nonl fern, secuuu, . '.,.. r a. Stelner, Salem, was .-jLi lecond premium on palm, , yrJ Joshua Smith, Salem, first I1' .... o. r w Snldoll. Sa- rl ... . fcrnrnnln. $l! MrE. t0. Bates, Salem, first on Lady rui'lngton geranium, $2. UDIES' IKTILIJ DEPARTMENT Drawn woric. Rt lunch cloth Mrs. M. C. Hit, Portland, first, $2; Mrs. Far kf, Silem, second, fl. BMt Mexican dresser scarf Mrs. if C Pettys, Portland, first, $3; Era- olUpIetborp, Salem, second, $2. Beit child's dress Mrs. Charles SjlUbart, Salem, first, $2. Best sofa pillow Mrs. II. S. Gilo, Stlem. first, $2; Mrs. M. C. Pettys, Portland, second, $1. Bat sideboard scarf Mrs. II. a. C0, Salem, first, ?2. Best Bhlrt waist Mrs. H. S. Gilo, Salem, first, $2; Mrs. Wm. Preston, Eugene, second, $1. Best handkerchief Mrs. H. S. Gilo, Salem, first, $1; Mrs. Overall!-, Monmouth, second, 50c. Best display of drawn work Wm. Preston, Eugene, first, $3. Tatting. Best collar May M. Sanders, Sa lem, first, $2; Mrs. W. D. Wheeler, second, $1. pest centerpiece Mrs. Ida Dab cock, Salem, first. $2; May M. San ders, Salem, second, $1. Best handkerchief Mrs. H. A. Ketchum, Salem, first, $2; May M. Sanders, Salem, second, $1. Best yard of tatting May M. Sanders, Salem, first, $1; Mrs. H. S. Gtle, Salem, second, 50c. Best set of six dollies May M. Sanders, Snlem, first, $2. Best display of tatting May M. Sanders', Salem, $3. Crocheting. Best contorpleco Mrs. Kato 03 from, Salem, first, $1; Mrs. Ganlard, Salem, second, GOc. Best child's sneque Mrs. Lot L. Pearco, Salem, first, $1. Best lady's shawl Mrs. Rostoln, Salem, first and second, $3. Best purse Mrs. E. Rosteln, Sa lem, first, $2; Mrs L. A. Brown, Sa eom, second, $1. Best child's hood Mrs. Jennie Cochran, Fulls City, first, $1. Best display of crocheting Mrs. Ganlard, Salem, first, $2; Mrs. W. B. Dumars, Salem, second, $1. Knitting. Best Bweator Mrs. John Alt Iioubc, Albany, first, $2. Best rainbow shawl Mrs. M. N. Chnpmnn, Snlem, first, $2; Mm, John Althouso, Albany, second, $1. Best Bllppors Mrs. Ovoralls, Mon mouth, first, $1. Women Over 00 Yenrs of Age. Sofa cushion, silk patchwork Mrs. May Welch, Salem, first, $2. WBMBHL-ssHJtjSi? Bo Kind You Ilavo Always Bought, and which hns been la uso for over 30 years, 1ms homo tho slgnaturo of and has been liirulo under his por- --- , oonnl supervision slneo its infancy. Y, f-cucAtti Allow no ono to deceive you in this. AlfCoimterfelts, Imitations and" Just-as-f,Mod " nro hut Experiments that trlllo with and endanger tho health of Mints and Children Experlonco against Experiment What is CASTORIA Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago Is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms and nllnys Fovcrishncss. It cures Dlarrhuoa and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Pood, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. 2ho Children's Pauacca-Tho Mother's Friend. OENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boars tho Signature of xv&ccZck le Kind You Have Always BougM In Use For Over 30 Years. TMI CINUUIl COMPANY, TT tHUHIUf TUtCT, MCW Von CITY. NEWPORT The Ideal Pacific Coast Resort on YAQUINA BAY Stifle to khl7 and qu,ck,y reached from SALEM via Southern ItonJ thence CorVAl,,a & Eastern Railroad. forret "a tr,P rates from SALEM, $5,000 for season tickets, good ljj 6t U!?Ul 0ctober 8l8t and ?300 for three day tickets, good tlei Vol! 8 and return,aP Monday following date of sale all tem f6i fr BOlnB or return tr,P from Albany oa Corvallla u JL! Sunday" excursion train leaving Albany 7:30 A. fntSt l6aVe NawP?t 5:30 P. M. e. tw ,,?r lnfornatIon call oa ticket agent Southern Pacific, is & Eastern, Albany, j GEO. P. NEVINS, , "oaw Ageat, Con-alUa & Eastern Railroad, Albany, Or. lb. ' t v Bed quilt, silk patchwork Mrs. W. C. Tlllson, Snlem, second, ?2; Mrs. Mary Welch, Salem, first, $3. Silk six dollies, crochet Mrs. Mary Welch, $1. Centerpiece, eyelet ombroldory Mrs. J. L. Noyea, Shaw, second, $t; Mrs. Mary E. Palmor, Salem, first, ? Bed spread, crochet Mrs. W. 0. Tlllson, Salem, first, $3. Centerpiece, silk ombroldory Mrs. Kato Ostrum, Salem, first, 2 Mrs. Overalls, Monmouth, second, $1 Bed quilt, worsted pntchwork Mrs. Kate Ostrum, first, 2 Mrs. M. C. Parson, Salem, Bccond, $1. Home mndo rug Mrs. McFad den, Salem, first, $2. Pair of knit mittens Mrs. R. Ellwood, Snlem, first, $1; Mrs. J. L. Noyes, Shaw, second, 50c. Night dress Mrs. S. A. Durbln, first, $2. ' Lndy's knit shawl Mrs. S. A. Durbln, Snlem, first, $2. Basket Mrs. S. A. Durbln, Sa lem, first, $2. Pair knit woolen socks Mrs. L. Fisher, Salem, first, $1. Pair fancy knit stockings Mrs. L. Fisher, Salem, first, $2. Two yards knit lace Mrs. L. FIbIi or, Salem, first, W, Mrs J. L. Noyes, Shaw, second, GOc. Pair woolon knit stockings Mrs. L. Fisher, Salem, first, ?1. Threo homstltched handkorchlofs Mrs. Margaret Simpson, Snlem, first, $1. Centerpiece, Mt. Molllck embroid ery Mrs. E. T. Pnrkhurst, Salem, first, $1.50; Mrs. S. A. Durbln, sec ond, 50c. Embroidered pin cushion Mrs. Mary Palmer, Salem, first, $1. . Hand-mado pillow slips Mrs. Mary Palmor, Salem, first, $1; Mrs. J. L. Noyes, Shaw, second, 50c. Lady's skirt, crocheted Mrs. L. McPherson, Salem, first, $2. lVct'dlcworlc. Six button holes Eugenia Bolle, Salem, first, $1. Spoclmen hemstitching Eugenia Hollo, Salem, first, $1; Jennie Pearco Salem, second, 50c. Handkerchiefs, not less than threo Lucllo Hayes. Portend, first, $1. ' Homstltched pillow slips Ruth Ilnyes, Portland, first, $1. Fancy aprons Mnudo Durbln, Snlem, $1. Silk embroidery Maud Durbln, Salem, first, $2; Lucllo Hayes, rort land, second, $1. SoM plllow--Mny StouBlofT, Snlem firs', $2. Toilet cushion Mny StouBloff, Snlem, first, ?2. nurnt work Ruth Purvlne, Sa lem, second, 50c Prizes for Cattle. "Tho principal exhibitors In tho Short Horn clnss wore J. W. Garrett, of Mountain Home, Idaho; W. O. Minor, of Iloppner, O.; L. B. Geer & Rons, of Corvnllls; Schmidt Bros., of Orogon City, and A. Chalmers, of Forost Grove. Tho nwnrds woro as follews: nulls Bost bull 3 yoars old or over, J. W. Garrett, first; W. O. Minor, scond; L. B. Geer, third. Best bull 2 years nnd under 3, W. O. Minor, first; L. B., Geer, second; W. O. Minor, third. Bost bull senior yoarllng, L. B. Geer, first. Bost bull Junior yearling, W. O. Minor, first; Bost bull senior calf, W. O. Minor, first; W. O. Minor, second; A. Chal mers, third. Bost bull Junior calf, Schmidt Bros., first. Cows Best cow 3 yoars old or over, J. W. Garrott, first; W. O. Minor, second; A. Chalmers, third. Best hotter 2 years old and undor 3. J. W. Gtirrott, first; W. O. Minor, sec ond; W. O. Minor, third. Best helf or senior yenrllng, W. 0. Minor, first; Schmidt Bros., second. Best heifer Junior yearling, W. O. Minor, first; J. W. Garrett, second; L. B. Geer, third. Best heifer senior calf, J. W. Garrett, first; W. O. Minor, second; L. B. Geer, third. Bost heifer, Junior cnlf, W. 0. Minor, first; A. Chalmers, second; Schmidt Bros., third. Champions Sonlor bull, J. N. Garrett; Junior bull, W. O. Minor; senior cow, J. W. Garrett; Junior helfor, W. O. Minor. Grand champions Bull, J. W. Garrett; female, J. W. Garrett. Herds Best aged, J. W. Barrett, first; W. O. Minor, second; A. Chal mers, third. Best young, W. 0. Mi nor, first. Best calf, A. Chalmers. third. Groups Best four animals, either sex, get of ono tire, W. O. Minor, first; L. B. Geer, second; A. Ohal mors, third. Best two animals, eith er sex, produco cow, W. O. Minor, first; W. O. Minor, second; L. B. Geer, third. ART DEPARTMENT. OU Paintings, nest' study (game) C. E. Wood, Portland, firBt, $5. Best landscape, original Miss O. Billings, Portland, flrat, 10; Mat Meyer, Portland, second, 15. Uw Best landscape, sketch Miss C. Billings, Portland, first, $5. Best animal study Miss G. Bil lings, Portlnnd, first, $5. Best portrait, life study L. R. Kerns, Eugene, first, $5. Bost still life, original L. R. Kerns, Eugene, first, $5. Best marine, sketch M. E. Poguo, Salem, first, $5. Best portrait from life Max Moy or, Portland, first, $10. Best flower and fruit Max Mey er, Portland, first, $5. Wnter Color Paintings. Landscape or marlno C. E. S. Wood, Portland, first and second, 17.50. Still life, original Dorla Evans, Salem, first, $3. Flowers and fruit Doris Evans. Salem, second, $1.50. Pastels. Landscape C. E. S. Wdod, Port land, first, $3; Edith Bollinger, Sa lem, second, $1.50. Interior In pastels Suslo Tlllson, Salem, first, $1.50. Still life, original Edith Bol linger, Salem, first, $3; Doris Evans, Salem, second, $1.50. Flowers or fruit Margaret Gill, Salem, first, $3. Collection of landscapes Suslo Tlllson, Snlem, second, $1.50. Life study Mrs. M. F. Wood, Portlnnd, second, $2.50. Work In Monochrome. Charcoal sketch Doris Evans, Salem, first, $2.50; Edith Belllngor, Salem, second, $1.25. Poncll sketch Edith Bolllngor, Snlem, first, $2.50; Neal D. McCall, Salem, second, $1.25. Full length figure Neal D. Mc Call, Salem, first, $3. Head from llfo Neal D. McCall, Salem, first, $3. Full length figure Neal D. Mc Call, Salem, first, $3. Amateurs. LnndBcnno from nnturo Maude For Durbln, Salem, first, $5; Eugenia Bolle, Snlom, second, $2.50. Interior of room In oil Ruth Mitchell, Snlem, first, $2.50. Landscnpo or marlno from nature Mnudo Mttcholl, first, $1. Still llfo study Ruth Mltcholl. second, $1. Flowers In monochrome Ruth Mltcholl, Salem, second, $1.50. Flowors In pnstol Ruth Mltcholl, Salem, second, $2; Collections of Btudles In bonds Florence Houston, Salem, Bccond, $2. Mlsrellnttrous. Book cover designs Doris Evnna, Snlom, first, $3. Clny modeling Mrs. M. F. Wood, Portlnnd, first, $G. Painting on leather Mrs. M. F. Wood, Portlnnd, socoud, $1.50. China Painting. Bost 'spcclmons of china painting Mrs. G. G. Brown,-Snlom, first, $5; Mrs. G. G. Brown, Salem, sec ond, $2,50. Bost collodions of best raised pnsto Mrs. G. a. Brown, Salem, socond, $2.50. o , j CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT J lfitHlIHfHlt-f llH3llif I1IWI FOX SAUS. ok a unrgain, 2U ncres at rru land 514 miles cast of business center of Snlem, Orogon; fairly good Improvements, buildings, wolls nnd a variety of fruit, etc.; less than 80 rods from church, storo and Bchool, for $2000; also 7-room cottage, with two largo lots, good barn, chicken houso and parks, good garden and variety of fruit, for $700. Call atresldenco in Salem, corner of 15th. and Ne braska stroots, or address J. D. Walton, Salem, Orogon, Routo 7. 9-20-3t For Sale Throo acres land, dwell ing houso, storo building, Btock of general merchandise. Bost loca tion In tho valloy for country atoro. Doing a splondld business. ' Address Box 221, Salem P. O. 8-24-lm MUSICAL. Miss Elina Wollcr Will receive pupils In piano, and tho "Dunning Sys.om of Music Study foe Be ginners." Mtsa Yeller Is a grad uato undor Emll L. Wluklor of Lolpstc, Gormany; alBo of Carrie L. Dunning of Buffalo, Now York, and a pupil of Robort Tolmlo of San Francisco, tho two last named1, being direct pupil of Loschetlzskyi tho groat Vtonna instructor. Stu dlo 45 Llborty atroot. Phone 1351. 9-10-2wk8. For Snlo Two slnglo top buggies, In flrst-claBB condition. Ono rub' ber tired. Apply to C. W. Yannka, Fashion stablos. Tolophono 44. 7-18-tf For Sale Ono of tho bost dairy farms la Marlon county, contain ing 100 acres, ono-half rallo cast of Aumsvlllo dopot; must sell on account of ago. F. H. Llghttoot, Aumsvlllo, Or. 8-23-lm" 'FORWENT For Rent. Ton aero farm, about throo mlloB from Salem, good 8 room houso, ono aero of strawbor rles. Would mako a flno poultry rnnch; $0.50 a month ront. Ad dress Mrs. E. V. White, Salem, Or., routo No. 7. 9-14-lwlc Rent Furnished rooms for houso-keoplng or board for a elnglo lndy or couplo. Apply to Rosa Marklovltch, 730 North Front Btreot. 8-15-tf. For Rent Sovon-room house, hot and cold water, eloctrlo light, bath room. Inquire of Aug. Schrolb or, 5G0 North High otroot. 3-25-tt S. 8100 Tlcwnrd, ?100. Tho renders of this paper will bo ploasod to learn that thcro Is nt lonst ono dronded disease thnt sclonco hns boon nblo to euro in nil- Ita stagcs.and that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only posltlvo euro now known to tho medical fratornlty. Catarrh to tho medical fratornlty. Catarrh b Ing a constitutional dlsca30, roqulres a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken lntornally, act ing directly upon tho blood nnd mu cous surfaces of tho Bystom, thoreny destroying tho foundation of tho dis ease, and giving the patlont Btrognth by building up tho constitution and naslBstlng naturo In doing Its work. Tho proprietors havo bo much faith In Us curatlvo powers that they offor Ono Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls to cure. Sond for list of testimonials. Address F. J. Che ney & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Tako Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. . x mm ill im ammm tm LOST. "w1 Lost A yellow Scotch colllo pup, with a white face; about row months old. Finder kindly notify mo by phono 819. J. C. Pettyjohn, 343 South Winter street. 9-19-3t Lost. Black Bilk umbrolla with oxidized handlo, on tho corner of Stato and Commercial streets, Wednesday. Finder pleaso leave nt Journal office. 9-19-3t Strayed Or stolon from E. L. Har rison's hop yard, a steel gray mare colt, 4 years old, weight about 1000 pounds, with wblto strip In face, and a pacer. Roward If ro tured to J. J. Banner, 681 25th Btreet, Salem. 9-20-2wk 0 ToaiiA. .TltfKMYHNMiUMffRq C&&m&5ki MISCELLANEOUS. Spring Beds and Good Rooms Plenty of them at tho Wilson Houso, 14 C Center Btreot; rosorvo your room for Fair wcok. 9-9-2k Vogct Lumber nnd Fuel Co. Lum ber .Bhlnglcs, building matorlal, wood and coal. Low prlcoa and prompt doltvortos. Ono block cast of S. P. posscngif dopot. Phono 198. 7-2-tf Frank E. Churchill Representative of tho Wostom Conservatory of Music, of Chicago, la this city, will rosumo classes la piano, har mony, theory, Bight reading, etc., on and after Soptcmbor 23. Studio, opora houno building, rooms 8 and 9. Phono 1100. Pupils may re colvo lessons olthor la their homes or at tho studio. 9-14-lmo Miss Winifred Bynl Will give piano forto Instruction la Salem this coming soason. Miss Byrd Is a graduato of tho Now England Con servatory of Music, and for tho past two years has taught la that Institution and prlvatoly In Bos ton. For information addroBS F. O. box. 85 or phono G. Residence corner of Court and Church. 9-2-wks College- of Music Wlllamotto Uni versity. Established 18G7. Em powered by tho stato of Orogoa te confer cortlflcatos, diplomas and degrees. Wlntor and Forry ntruotB, Snlom,' Orogon. Every tonchor an artist of recognized ability. A comploto courso In all branches of musical art. Scholas tic year boglns Soptombor 24, 1907. Pupils nro roquoatod to roglator nt their oarlloBt opportu nity In ordor to aocuro convenient loBSon hours. ThoBo Intondlng to tnko tho regular course aro urged to coramonco on' tho oponlng day. Dr. R. A. Horltago, dean, dlroclor vocnl department Arthur von JcBscn, director piano dopartmont. Lo Roy Ooanor, director orches tral dopartmont. 9-2-lm MIsh Eva F. Cox Will bo ready to rocolvo pupllB In music af tor. Sop tombor 2d at hor studio, 242 Con tor street, botweon Commercial and Front. Phono Main 847. 9-3-lm i i nr Concrete Work. Got my prices on sldownlks, curbs, septic tanks and comont work of nny kind. All work guaranteed first-class. M. Ward, Highland add. Phono 5G9. 8-11-tf Ilutto Wenderoth Flno wlnos, liquors and cigars. Wo handlo tho colobrnted Kollog gand Castle whlBklos. Cool and refreshing beor constantly on draught. South Commercial strcot. 9-3-lyr Enlarged Our moat market on Enst Stato atroet has boon doubled In slzo nnd wo nro bottor propared than ovor to sorvo customers. Prompt eorvlco and tho bost of meats our motto. Call or phono 199. B. E. Edwards, Prop. Wo Aro Cash Purcliasero Of poul try, eggs, and all kinds of farm produco. Berry crates made up In unllmltod iuantltlcs. Capital Commission Co., 2G7 South Com mercial Btreet, Salem. Phono Main 179. PLUSniERB. Theo. M. nnir Plumblntj, hot water and steam heating and tinning. 1G4 Commercial street. Phone Main 192. 0-1-lyr M. J. Pctzcl Plumbing, steam nnd gas fitting. Successor to Knox & Murphy, 22G Commercial ttroot, 'Prono Main 17. PROFESSIONAL. G. V. EHls, M. 1). Phyalcian and surgeon. Tolophono 307 Main. Omcos, 540 Stato street, opposlto court houso, Salem, Or. Resldonco Phono 318 Main. 8-13- lino WAKT2ED. Wunted Girl to do general houso' work, oxperlonco not requlrod, Mrs. J. A. Carson, 923 South High street. Phono Mala 95. 9-19-3t Highest Cash Price Paid for chick enu at Willamette Hotel. 4-19-tl Wanted. Tho uso of a good team with harness for tholr keeping during tho winter. Will tako good care of same. W. T. Wallace, Sa lem, Route No. 3. 9-20-lw PHOTOGRAPHER. 1 M. Baker Twelfth Htrcot photo- graphor. All kinds of photo work done at living prlcoa. Call and boo my work, nnd prices. Vlowlng a specialty; also head quartors for amntour developing, nnd finishing. Botweon Woolou Mills nnd O. K. Storo. DRAYMEN. CuiiimliiH IlroN.' Transfer CMnpany , All kinds of transfer work done. Furniture nnd pianos boxed ready for Bhlpmont. Prompt service Is our motto. Stnnd and office at 253 South Commercial street. Phono 210. Residence Phono 9G8. LODGES. Foresters of America Court Sher wood Foresters, No. 19. Meets Tuoddny in Hurst hall, Stato street Leo Abblo, C. R.; A. L. Brown, F. S. Central Lodge. No. 18, K. of P. Castle Hall In Holman block, cor nor Stato and Llborty streets. Tuesday of oaoh wook at 7; 30 p. m. Oscar Johnson, O. O.; E. H. Andoreon, K. of R. and 3. Modern Woodmen of AmericaOre gon Codar Camp No. 5246. Meets ovory Thursday ovonlng at S o'clock In Holman hall. W. W. Hill, V. C; F. A. Turner, cleric. HASH AND DOOR FACTORIES. Woodmen of World Moot ovory Frl day night at 7:30, In Holman hall, L. E. Ponnoll, C. C; P. L. Fraz lr, Clerk. Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, accl- dont and pension Insurance; $2, 000,000 plodgrd; ovory claim paid Good agents wanted. J. II. O. Mongomery, supremo organizer, Box432 Salem, Orogon, R. R. Ryan, secretary, 640 Stato street. yriuc M. mown. Manufacturer oi sash, doors, mouldings. All kinds of houso finish and hard wood work. Front street, between State and Court. Make all complaints at tho office. CHICHESTER'S PILLS Um. mM M) Ma mux. 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