Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 01, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextDAILT OAPlTAfi JOURNAL. BALEM. OREGON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY' 1, 1008. J. L SMAIM THE OLD WHITE CORNER prr.5t ilvt. xr'"?rrvtiK jfM'Z rf . ,-' ,m 41 ii i. - -. .,ftvtj'fjii&Ah . -- VRCrt .ssssssm w . ,. . . ' ?w.,bHSff? f? "k. -7VrW?iMT.L-lJ,.",.Wrir?. - I 9 'jflN,5te I Some of the new uash fabrics that will h wnrn this season now shown for the first time at the Stockton store. RBTO.V VOK-LB rtU-WOILLB SWISS APPMQUK j COBWEB CHECKS SILK CHIFFON rfliSIAN'OnGANDIK BfilRDODATISTE iYTRlM LAWN BURMAU CIIALL1K WMOSABATISTK ItWSSILK snssBriiUsiRTis rOBDKBOIE TEUVKLXDUCK ROM DUCK KESSIXGTO.V DUCK s roicio SILK SILK OIIALUE SOIE migkonne GAMJX) PLAID SILK CHIFFON CHIFFON PANAMA CA1UXTHIA BATISTE VALM0NT ALCINO RATISTE SILK TISSlE barred swiss DOTTED SWISS LUCI3RNE TISSUE SOISETTE PEKCALICS . GINGHAMS rW. VJa i Ss . V.. A V New White Goods india linons pehsian lawns org and irs Swisses mercerized panamas mercerized masallv mercerized chiffons long cloths OAM nillCS, ETC. All tlmt you onn with for roully moro thnn you oan oxpoot In ho , Balom market. Tho above Is our first showing nnl moro will be In later. J' I Sew Goods Arriving Daily fcijoar faith In this Btore and you will never bo disappointed, BEER PROMOTES TEMPERANCE Cognized as a Food Product, and jgMVith by .the Government JUifflc.tl,'MSn,Md the Wo,M ov" that J drinking of beer JlbanrAni .7 a souriy to a far greater extent -than . WMbltlon laws On tin Rtrtt hw A. mll.t.. --...... wv.w.v.. '-"Buioaeu wiH European nations are encouraging tho manii anl sobriety. "Pood Prod not," and i so deal tS"lu't Per et 7 B b00rs oontaln,n8 al)0Ut tnre8 a"d u J ciaecu.J 7 eoho1' nd th result has boon most gratifying oo th lovtrnmont has taken a positive stand In C,,-'r eaaf ' departmsnt hokttng that the r'e-estabHahln;; t,,!,.. ... 'r 'he sale of beer bain an nlianlute nMs- " ' iiui . . ' t B s. . . ol wpranoe THe COB,lw,M fce , BM,rUce "Pftiils have oontrmlletl the lies kngo, rn Cttrrey through jmiiabldion aourees hat t ' k'fcsj WM bar to securing IneHranoe. aad have l moi 1t'l M ,ArS th sUtn,wlt th,lt thol,e ! Z:"1 ,not Wp tll,in two HURrU during twen- iHtfe' u 7! Vr b of rtek8- The tet01 Bp,u Ufe ty kt ,h ,h rtfo of Ucnth rate amonj aUt".n r!!; 'er Hum among moderate drinker. " U m4 wo'oe. and the day Is uo far dhrtant when "l!. bm . " aB'y suuaiaieuoo or every iamu) vl TT Uit tk Sllem Brw"7 AseooJatlon U la every " tw own kja .i... ' "- uverusomeut. M BREWERY ASSOCIATION SALEM, OREGON FIRST SERIOUS SIGNS Of Kidney Trouble Aro Generally In the Back Says Authority Recont hospital reports show that tho dread disease, rheumatism, la steadily (Increasing throughout tho country. All known means of rollef are being suggested to savo tho great amount of suffering this winter, es pecially among those who aro not in a position to Jack up nnd visit tho noted health resorts to bo treated. Recont testa provo rheumatism not exactly a disease In Itself, but a se vere symptom of k!!dnoy trouble, a condition caused by clogged up pores of tho ellmlnatlvo tissues In tho kid neys which fall to Alter tho poisonous wasto matter and uric ncld from tha blood, permitting these subBtnnces to remain ilrf' tho veins nnd decom pose, usually settling about the joint nnd muscles, causing tho Intonso pain, swelling and stlrfnods of rhou matlsm. A well-known specialist who has probably treated moro cases of rheu matism thnn anyone else, and who Is also tho most successful .gives tho following slmplo (treatment, which Is harmless and Inexpensive, nnd so slm plo that anybody can mix It at homo. Tho Ingrodlonts are: Fluid Ex tract Dandelion, one-hnlf ounco; Compound Kargon, otio ounce; Com pound. Syrup SnraaparlUa, throe ounces. Go to any good proscription phnrnmcy and get thoso throo vege table Ingredients and mix them by shaking In a bottle, taking as a (Ioho a tenspoonful after each moal nnd again nt bodtlme. Thoro la nothing bottor In the world for backache, kidney nnd blad der trouble, too. Such symptoms as frequent and pnlnful urination, soreness, wonknoss, gcnornl and nerv ous debility aro cnusod by certain acids and poisonous wasto matter, decayed tissue, etc., In the blood, which tho kldnoya will clear and purify nfttr a fow doses of this proscription. . . o NotarlcK Appointed. NnMinn D. Simon, M. 0. Wllklns, Dolln D. Crlglor, Joseph N. Tonl, Portland; T. E. Wnll, Lyons; 13. L. Moulton, Orogon City; Edward Llour nnce, Warm Springs; A. M. Gallaghor, NVw Pine Crook; W. R. Potior, Sprny. n i ihh n ii iii ii i n im 1 SOCIAL GOSSIP 1 1 1 1 ii i n i ii i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a i ""HlHHHHMHMHMHnM Neighborhood Favorite. Mrs. E. D. Charles, of Hnrbor, Mo., speaking of Elootrlc Illttors, ways: "It Is a neighborhood favorite horo with us." It deaervos lo bo a favor It? everywhere. It glvos quick rollef !n dyspopln, liver complaint, kldnej dornngomont, mnlnuUlon, nerjaiiB no, wonknoM and gonoral debility. Ita action on the blood, as a thord"ugh purlfler makes It oipeo'lnlly usoful rk a spring medicine. This grnnd alter ative tonic ii sold undor gunrantoe at J, C. Perry's drug srtoro; BOc. o- Pioneer- Visiting In City. John nior of CorvalHte. onuof tho pjonoors of Orogon, Is In the city visiting his brother, Nicholas Dler of the "Togsery." o ' It Is bettor to euro tho little cough than to take chances of consump tion. The best cough cure Is Kemp'o Balsam. Druggists soil It at 25c and 30c a bottle. Barnett's Restaurant aud Lunch Counter In Bush bank block remodeled and first-close servlco. Meals and lunches In boat stylos. Ladies and family trade solicited. Graber Bros. PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING Will give prompt attention to all orders, guarantee our work o give satisfaction and to be up to the sanitary stand ard. WE WILL RE PLEASED TO GIVE ESTIMATES ON CONTRACTS. Call at our shop on Liberty Btreot, back of Barr's Jewelry Store. Phono 550. Observed. Eightieth Rlrtlulny. Capt. D. C. Howard nnd wlfo en tertained a party of friends In honor of tho dlghtloth anniversary of his birthday nt their home, 504 North Fourteenth street, on last Tuesdny. A splendid dhlcken dinner was served In tho basement dining room, whllp In the parlor resounded merry music on tho piano dulclmor by Jos. Robertson, who has carried that in strument through several floods and shipwrecks. "When he struck up tlio "Soldiers Joy," Captain Howard exe cuted the Sollors Hornplpo In n man ner that ho would have been called down for, If 4hero had been a min ister present. As ho took his young est grandchild through tho mazes of tho dance no ono would have thought ho lmd fought with Sherman at Vlcks burg, in the bnttlo of the Wilderness nnd been wltjj Grant to llio conclu tlon df tho war, nnd nblo to boast of what fow men hi the. United States can Bay, that he has 38 grandchildren and 21 great-grand-chlldron. After tho feasting Capt. Howard recited "Tho Qhargo on Vicksburg," and' Mrs. Howard Who h a nntlvo of tho lnml of Burns recited tho "Address to a Mouse," arid "Tarn O'Shnnter." Thoso present were Jou. Howard, Mr. nnd Mrs. S, E. Howard, Mr. nnd Mrs Walker or Mlchlgnn, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Ryan, Goo. E. Lewis and daughtor, Mrs. T. H. Gilbert, Mrs. Phillips of Cottngo Grove, and Mrs. DiUver or Albnny, Mrt nnd Mrs. E Hofor. Tho guests wlshod tho venor- jablQ. captain nnd hlsgood wlfo many happy returns of tho day. Society Skating Party. Mis AMco Myers, one of Salom'e moibt populnr young Indies, ontor- tnlned with a skating party at tho Auditorium rink last Monday cvonlng The nffnlr was a brilliant success, Inrgely attonded. Tho spudouB rink wns bountifully docorntcd with Oro gon grape, entwined with Ivy. Ahonit fifty pillows, artistically arranged, formed a cosy corner at ono end, wHMo another cornor was profusely decorated with Japnnoso lanterns to rcsomblo a Japnnoso room. About ono hundred guests took part in tho skntlng, nnd as many moro onjoyed thomsolvoH by card playing or watch ing tho skators. Tho lndlos were charmingly nltlrod In light, Hummer costumes. Throo of Salem's oxport Hkntors, the Misses Eugenia Bell, Emmn Kline nnd Hazel Erlckson, glldod llko little fairies among the gay throng and distributed programs. Miss Ryth Gateli servod punch from t'ho Jnpnnoso room. McHlroy's or chestra played throughout the even ing. Surprlso for Depnrtiiig, Thuiwdny evening nbout thirty of tho omployoK of Joseph Meyors & Sons dry goods house gnvo a surprise to Mr, and Mrs. Whit Holman nt their rosldoncp, 34(5 North Front stroet. About C o'clock tho party reach od the house, and Mr. Holman had not nrrived. Thoy wero equipped with mnterlals for a fonst, nnd n'ked Mrs. Holman to stand (initio whllo iomo of tho Indira of tho party spread tho refroahmontK, and wero rendy for Mr. Holman whon ho arrived, hav ing boon dotnlued by aovornl of tho conspirators. Aftor tho supper was onjoyed aud a good social time wns had. Mr. Walter A. Denton as spokos man proeentod Mr. Holman with a beautiful gold-mounted meerschaum plpo. Ho was too completely taken off his foot to land on torrn flrmn for awhile, and It was some time before he com Id muttor enough words to make sultnblo reply. Mr. Holman left yosterday for a position' at Port land with' tho Florshelm Shoe Co. Ho has been an omployo with Job. Moyora & Sons for tho pnat seven years and will bo succoedod for he present by J. Laud Hamilton. HI work ha boon master mechanic and advartlalng writer. Modem Woodmen Band. Salem oohip of Modorn Woodmen ha organized a brass band of 30 mere, which promises to soon take Its place among the firBt musical or ganizations of the city. The lnetrumentatlon or the hand lonnlste of six cornets, e'ght clorl n't. four eaxaphonee, live trom bones, two bafltonos. two snare j drum, one ba&s drum, two basses ( and thro altos. R. G. Hunter, the manager of tho new organization, is well as the mombers of the local lodge, are to be congratulated for getting suoh an oxcellent cornblna-i tlon togother. j Louiso Stringer, the man who ma nipulates the double bass, 1 the owner of the largest horn In Oregon, ir not tho largest In the Northwee. The Instrument cost 300, and is a voluablo acquisition to a musical or ganization of this size. Tho band has rented the ball over , . 1 " ' --." " ' ff . Hj To the woman who bakes, II .4 4j Royal is the greatest of A!t'l:" time and labor savers. fi i I J Makes home baking easy, l " ) ; 1 f a pleasure and a profit (fl t i !V .SAJBjSJHBJI SJBBji A -y. JTAV fl V" U BakingPbwder i II The only Baking Powder made m 'mM from Royal Grape Craam of Tartar 111 tki l mm A ' y'ii'''' a2v'..l.l, ,",!',',' -ycF ;u.. :,. Skl im'.WM- s$mt v V A'Swr.f. v4 11 I' 4 Ml.. Mttt? With minimum trouble and cpst bis cmt, cake and pastry are made fresh, clean and greatly superior to, the ready made, dry, found-in-the-shop variety. 30"323Z ss the Ing feed store, whoro regular rohonrmls will bo hold twlco each wook. Entertained Their FriciuR Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dnkor ontor- Itnlnwl a fow frionds with n supper and Boolnl last Wcdnondny ovcnlnij. Ono of tho fenturos wan tho singing of tho old-tlmo songs by nil prcsont. Miss Lena HoUo plnyod tho piano. Monmouth Normal Notes. Tho Junlor-Hopohomoro classes have a reception at tho Aiecmbly hall Saturday ovenlng, February 8. Tho senior clnss havo their graduating oxorclrti February 9 to 11. Tho school was uover In n more nourish ing condition, and Its work Is on the highest piano professionally of any tenchor'B co"ego In tho state. Box Olllce Artist. MIbh Luollu Goodo, tho nccommn dating ticket seller at tho Grand opera houso, loft thfts morning for an oxtended visit and business trip in tho Enot. Sho will bo away about throo months, la which ttmo sho will visit relatives In MKssourl and Town. Prlsclllu Club I:ntertnliu. Tho Prlscllla Embroidery cliub met Inst Thursday at tho homo of Mrs. A. L. Drowui, 330 Commercial Btreot. A dolJghtful afternoon was wpont, aftor which dainty refresh ments woro servod by t'ho hostess. (Contlnuod on pngo eight.) A Simple Trick. It's an oasy mnttor to koop your Joints and muscles snipple no mnttor what your ago niny bo or how you huvo HUffored wtth rhoumntlsm. Rub youreolf night and morning with Bal lard's Snow Liniment. Cures rheu matism, stiffness, ernmprf, crick In tho back, side, neck or limbs and re llovoa nil achos and pains. Sold by nil dealore. You'll Have Your Hands Pull f, --fr ydjV Hi" B To find hotter grooei'ies nt moro roasonablo prices than wo offer. In faut wo do not bollovo you oan do It. Don't say you can with out first examining our grooorlew and loarnlng our prlcos. That's only fair to nis aud fair to yourseif, TI19 better Judge of quality and values tho suror wo aro of your ordor. 1 Qr Oranges Oranges Oranges 1 Qp 17U Large Sweet Juicy lyt The 35c kind, special 1 9c doz. LEMONSThe Best l5c-2 dozen 25c DRESSED CHICKENS FROM THE FARM TODAY W. A. IRVIN, 203 Commercial Street Phone 66 Now is the lime to place your order for anything needed in our line for spring planting. Such as Walnuts, Apples, Cherries, Prunes, Plums, Peaches, Shade TreesOrnamenfal Shrubs, Roses Que Ornamental Department is the largest and most complete on this coast Jf you need anything m our Kne 'phone Main 75 or address OREGON NURSERY CO., Salem i m i: