Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 21, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text' a 4tntmwaBU? ' DAILY CAPITAL JOPItKAL. BALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, MAY 21. 1008 ll.Aa the Summer's Cooking P'' m wUBsr.iY a u in i ifiimrnM 'U' 1 1 If 1 0 aw '"If I ' " It M A u f ;: f Vv V ' f " I I . T m.V ' " ( " 1JIQ CHOPS THIS YEAR FOR THE U S. i XJo kitchen appliance gives ) tuch Actual satisfaction and Teal homo comfort as the New Perfection .Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove., Tflfr!un wert: hi rrtminfr '.v.:'": : re . 'i. ' lummcr, will be better and quicker done, with greater . nersonal comfort for die worker if. 'instead of the stiflitiir F ., beat of a coal fire, you cook by the anctntrated flame of the-t 4 NEW PERFECTION Wltftfr UlitA HmA Ail PsktAr Cam jHw , . ,f JLieuven neat wnero you want it; never where you don t want it thus keeps the kitchen cool. Burns for hours on one filling. Instantly regulated for low, t medium or intense heat Has sufficient capacity for all household needs. Threo sizesif not at your dealer's, write our nearest agency. The JPjWfo T?A PT 7-never.dlMppolnt iiWy'""fr afe, economical and ' ' -, a wonderful light giver Solidly made, beautifully' nickeled: " Your'f i ving-room frill ba pleatanter with a Rayo Lamp. If not with your dealer: write our nearest agency. STANDARD IL COMPANY (latrpratd) ? , igl T 1 By BANK TALK No. 14 the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, Salem, Or. Our Invitation Onco each dny we pay for this spo.ee for the privilege of Inviting you to becomo a depositor of this bank. Tho person who rends about us threo hundred and sixty-five dny a year ought to know us nt least three hundred and slxty-flvo times bettor than If ho had rend of us brat once. The better he knows us tho moro likely he Is to liko us and our business meth ods. No expenso on your part to opon an account with us. A neat leather covered pnBs book In glvou tho depositor, togothor with blank checks and any Instructions necessary. If you wle-b to experience tho odvnntngo of a bank- account, con cider thfo nB a cordial Invitation to becomo a customor of tho UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK i SB ELECTRIC WIRING Wo wire otrlctly Id ucoordanco with the lafftl rules of tho board of flro undorwHtorB. Electric repairing of nil kinds, Extra lights and fewitolicti Inirtalied nt a reasonable chargo. We Give a Parlor Fixture FREE With all residence wiring. This oloctrollor will bo finished In brush brnna, oxydhcr-d, copper or any oth ,r finish you want, equip ped with olthor two or threo UghtB, and hung In your parlor. Our charges aro rouBomiblo but consistent with flrst-clas3 work and tho high grade materials requlrod by tho undorwrltors. Bafo Vlrlnj; roducca your Insurance and mlnjmlzoa tho danger of flro. Tho largest hay crop In tho history of tho country Is predicted for this year, acco'rdlng to advance reports received In this city. Weather con ditions In tho middle western Btates "this Bprlng havo bcen 'peculiarly ndnpted for tho growing of grasses and tho latest government roport placed tho devblopmcnt to dato at 03 per cent. This is an untisuul figure. So great Is tho Interest In wheat and cotton that tho Import ance to tho country of a good hay cron 1 ssoldom fully realized. Its value each year, howoveh Is over a half billion dollnts, and JUst,yjMr lt wat tho second most Virfunble crop grown in the united Stntor, outranking both wheat and cotton and exceeded only bv corn. Hny'has tho fiinlouc distinction of being the only agricultural product approach ing. It in Imbortanco which Is never sold for future delivery and that Is absolutely dependent for Its price oh tho dnlly flu'ctatlons of supply nnd vlemnud. In tho caso of tho cereals and cotton the producer Is able to sell his .product at a figure mndo in a world, market and a miller or manufacturer 'by buylng-'for fu ture delivery enn tell beforehand what his flour or hU coUontqgth 's going to cost him. Largo Msors of hay, however, do not know from ono dny to nnothor vhnt price they will havo to pay. Chicago consumes 70 carloads of liny a day. or nearly 300,000 tons a year. Much of this comeg from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. Michlgnn, Wisconsin nnd Iowa, nnd even from points as distant as Kan sas, Arkansas and Indian Territory. New York and Pennsylvania are the banner hay ctatej, with Iowa a closo third. n Lnno's Family Medicine Is a tonic- laxative. It does not depress or weaken, but Imparts a feeling of buoyancy and strongth that Is de lightful; At all druggists 25c. o Walter (who has Just served up Bomo soup) Looks uncommonly liko rain, sir. Diner Yes, by Jove, nnd tastes like it tol Dring mo some thick soup. Irritation of tho throat nnd hoarse ness aro relieved Immediately by two or threo HtHo Bwallows of Kemp's BaUam, tho best cough cur?. Orip pntlonts should mnko' a note of this. CHANCE OF A LIFETIME TO VISIT SEATTLE Tho battleship fleet of tho United States whldh has Just completed its memorable cruise around tho Horn will bo on Pugot sound about May 21st to May 30th. In order to give the poople of Oregon an opportunity to witness the maneuvers and Inspect 'the fleet, tho Southern Pacific will sell round trip tickets from Snlem to Seattle f6r JO. 70; from Salem to Tacomn for ?8, under tho following conditiens: Salo Dates May 21st and 22nd to Senttlo, nnd May 25th and 2Cth, 1008, to Tncomn. Limits Continuous passago In both directions with n flnnl return limit of 14 days from dnto of sale. This is an opportune timo for tho Cherry City to run an excursion to Senttle. tf. o Judge How ninny times have you be-.n rrreoled bcforo7 Prisoner Five, sir. Judge Then I Bhall feel It my duty to Impoco tho maximum fine Prisoner But. your honor, isn't day. or nenrly It only fair to give n reduced rato to regular customers; juuge. O ' ' i COFFEE Why doesn't your gro cer money back every thing? Can't get the goods or the money. Your grocer returns your moner If you don't tike Schilling'! Dciti we pay him Summer Res VISIVIV1I1T v..,.-- . ...;:;""". .iu,,",,m uay ! the most ur. ruiuuiui- runurt on U10 UregOn COOSt. Tl, ... """"'HI tad are unexcelled anywhere. Miles of the finest be, h ' l ::; ; .? . . "uijsBir-eaniB makaCombiiiiin.Tiii .., l a... ?iow,are tho leading nrhi. $ r M I AM THE "IMAM Who was cleaned out by tho fire last. ini. . ,. neos ngnin on a inrgdr extent than ever But la li w' all old customers and as many new onPJ 0onftm Wr J iresu eggs, vegetables, and all stanio crn "!, v to x My new grocery itn i.VawMitB' . .w ,, ,na . fc. Bummer peoplo need coin county. Freo delivery, & mSJ Anxious Mothor Oh, Professor, don't you think my dear llttlo Reg inald will ever learn to draw? Professor Crayon No, mndam; not unless you harness him up to a truck. o Mr. John Rlba, of Vlulug, In., says "I hnvo boon Boiling DeWitfe Kid ney nnd Blndder Pills for about a year nnd thoy give hotter satisfac tion thnn any pill I over sold." Sold by all dealers. o First Amateur Flsliorninn Where h rcnlly tho best plnco to got tho best trout? Socond Ditto (confidentially) In any first-class fish market. Balti more American. ' The End of the World. should it como fomorrow would find fully 1-3 of tho peoplo sufforlng with rheumatism of cither slight or se rious nature. Nobody need suffor with rheumatism for Bollard's Snow Liniment drlvos away tho trouble relieves tho pain Instantly and leaves the user ns well and supple as a two-year old. Sold by all dealors. o Gov. Hughes, of New York, Is knocking tho gamblers. That would not do down In tho Whlto House. Jm LEE W. WILLMS, Nte 5-HHr'MHHI lf Hi! I I 1 1 fri -- Yo Will Need IW Wo can supply yon with cverthlng In the urooor. u . I fresh butter and vegetables of nil kinds ! llaei tt 6"l inr V"1,Url' I0Ur M Wfcttil -15 n &S2MBSbjat X livery. eigf llllf 1)M( HOTEL BRADSHAW ' Roomo and board. Rooms with free use of farai.v.j t, iuu.niiunB i8iios anu wood, naif way to K've nM,r H tho ocean. Rates reasonable. e ch' & WOOOK, Prop. Xwmftt' IRVIN HODS Tho mosthome-likemtoBj in trouble my nolghbors must lHp'niiev ,,, !! , mo" Tim TTnlvnronllnf T .1 ' I a,ley Mid Club hOU! 1 Ml ...w. -.. w.....U....ub lhuuu, ,!.., . . -.. .uiuuug ivBIK IfOBllin 'Courteous treatment" b tbt ( or tuo management, A Sunday Bchool teacher had been tolling hor class tho story of tho Good Snmariton. When Bho asked them what tho story meant a little boy said: "It menus thnt when I nm IJnll Attnck of Dysentery Cured. "An honored citizen of this town wns sufforlng from a severo attack of dysentery. Ho told a friend if ho could obtnln a bottlo of Chamber- lflih'H Colic. Cliolrn nnd Tllnrrhonn Roggy Se.pp Ah, I am wrapped in uomody, ho folt confident of being my own denh thought Mls3 Tobasco Gracious, Roggy, aron't you afraid you will catch cold? Chicago News. Electric Fixture & Supply Co. FRED R. WATERS, Manager 245 N Liberty St. Phone 263 Lnno'u Family Medicine will give you a digestion that will permit you to oat good things instead of "health foods" of vnrlous sorts that aro as palatable as hay. Tooo Theoo men who aro fororor trying to kiss ft girl roako mo tired. Jesa Me, too. There's nothlug I ndmiro so much n? a uuccosuf al man. Philndolphlat Press. o . Bad breath has probably broken off moro matches than bad tempor, und that's a good many. Tho best cure for bad breath is tho tonic-lax- atlve.Lano'B Family Medicine. "I 'suppose you'll bo nn agricul turist whon you grow up?" "No, ma'am. I'm Jost goiu' to work on this farm, that's all. Ex. o cured, ho having uo' J this remedy In tho West. Ho was told that I kept It In stock and lost no tjmo In obtaining it, nnd wob prompt'y curod," says M. J. Leach, druggist, of Woloott, Vt. For salo by Dr, Stonti's drug score. i Mrs. Wcatond -O-r- Whcn your food scorns to nauso ato take Kodol. Take Kodol now and until you know you aro right again. Thero Isn't nny doubt nbout what It will do and' you will find tho truth of this stntement verified nftor you hnvo used Kodol for a few weeks. It is Bold hero by all drug gistSj G. Itvin, Prop, TiTR BKHT ROAST TIDE ' FAMILY EVER HAD Can b obtnlund from our prlim tender onrt juicy b-flf, mutton 01 vnn'H nnt fni tna Vork. All our met aro selected MIDWAY Large, bright, i!ij ni uuuru iurnimea. Himryi iwecn Kowport ml Sjn Flrst-clajo In erery ttifcl gngo uauiea one ur ft, j reasonable. WM. IWItUE.V, . .Vrtl BUY A LOT In Sea View blocks. BmiUM closo to tench. PrlCHtSIM Terms reasonable. Lut w buy close In at thete prlttt today to C. K. Shtww, Mf dimcuM to suit. Norali. Nornh (the now maid)- I'm euro not. ma'am; I buw your tiufband as I eamo In, ma'am. Bystander. Kodol completely digests nil classes of food. It will got right at the troublo nnd do tho very work itself for tho stomach. It Is pleiuunt to tnke. Sold by all druggist. - mmmmm .4fi from the choicest, and prepared fn bo table to uult tb etnond ot tb fas'ldloun. Our prices are lower foi inallty than you cati find t nt ladi In Salem, K. O. O R O 8 9, ' I'hnnc JIJM. ' '870 Stut . Tli .miifcKiiuin'u Itriii'flon. Aa homeward turn lib thcughts once .,on,K- morn. AsylU Ho mourns In laniruaKO eualnt: f.prletor "Our speech is freo, just ns or yore, But transportation ain't!" Washington Star. THE am;e: Croiims, Ices, clgara and confer Corner of Seventeenth ria m kt'"i N . naKor. pro Phono U Main HTKlfc C. W. YANNKE Proprietor o( THE FASHION 1 Cabs and Llrerf, alTRInw : rjwwwv e IWWWtillWWWIlWWWWlWWWIillilWlliWqwuiW Don't read hls unless you are In need of some ot these m articles, und wish to snvo money by buying them at a bnrgn'n. Until March 30, in order to make room for new goods, these ItemB will be offered at greatly reduced prices. These nro all of standard make nnd good quality. , Regular Prlco Ono now 3-lnch wagon, comp'.eto , 1110.00 Ono now buggy, best mako . ... 130.00 Ono now buggy, best mako. ., ., , 95.00 Oue now runabout 55.00 iOno new disc harrow 22.00 Ono new Tiger drill .' . . . 90.00 Ono new Biickeyo binder 1C0. 00 Ope n w Buckeye mower. ... ou.ou Ono now Uuckeyo rake...., 3iM)0 Ono new Davis crenm separator , , . J00.00 Ono new l-Mncb, Rock .Island Ollpper steel plgw,. 19.50 ono nfew I2ilnch Rock Island- nllpper steol plow.. 17.50 fOno now 10-Inch Rock Island Clipper steel plow., 13.50 One now handmade light express 75.00 B . 4.i. A. - A A ono now nauaiuaue ugiu tipivaa ,. to.ww Also second-hand cultivator, mower and rako nt n bargain. Single-trees, double-trees, nock-yokes, dashboards, cushions, tat a 30 per cent reduction, Au assortmout of about $300 worth of paints, lead, oil, var ' nlshea and stains will bo put on salo. I will also sell on commission any Implement or vehicle M which you may wish to dispose of, at any time. Corner Pine ad Front St. SALEM. OREGON Sale Price $ 95.00 100.00 S0.00 12.50 17 50 72.50 135.00 iS.50 29.00 65,00 15.00 13.50 11.50 CO.OO 60.00 I GEORGE R. JACOBS iiWMllIMlilWiliiUiliijWiiilitiliillHiiiniiiiniijN Secretary of tho may arcompuny the Honolulu. Navy Matcnlf big fleot to Kenedy's Laxative Couch Syrup doos not constipate,' but on tho other hand its laxative principles gently move tho bowels. Children like It. Sold by all druggists. When You Are Dry WHY NOT BUY A pure and wholo3omo beverag that Is sold In all the cltle3 of Western Oregon and Northern California. Made of the Choicest Malt and Hops Grown in Marion County Made of Filtered Watw and strictly In accordance with the PVo Food Law Salem Beer is the best mild beverage offred the public. Made by scientific processes and guaranteed pure and whole some. No adulteration. No drugs orchemlcals and under the most perect sanitary conditions. Address all orders to hmo i hi. vyr"Z vta NKt'K-"- -' toiiwimp"""- ONITCOIWC"WJMJ: J Sold hi9kmrtoj Salem Brewery Association I r LAUNDRY Why Is our work demanded br iffM Mf date dreassrs ns well as those who i'mli n.oi,. in flniqhtnc? nn our work wair" u . . ...vvituc". -- 'a - . , .uj I good taste that very readily appeals to the ma ol work has a mysterious something nbout It tn ., gulshes It from ordinary laundry work. Those .$1 fort, llnd our work Is pliable, due to our own pw y starching. A shirt or collar launuerea "' " t0 to t movement of tho body, giving ausoiuvc """ n,.,i3 Our collars do not break at seam or buttonhole, ," I . ..... .,.,. v,. iTif nst as well B'e " no uiiijjrs or wrmmua. mu !.& --- Its costs no more. M . yirnlNY GATPTVT T AUNDRY LUOT-r; i i,M.-., ncms.-" Tel, 25 -- j Gold Dust Float HOttlST' i!, iw?"SB.h wiSMsaaaa a jwCbiliSS; hsrSTi' . i 1 ', I'llndl inic" '.' h --.. Made bj THB iYDMirr row- j ;, XM & EK COMPANY. Biony, Oregou . nd uaog-;,. , M &,, Mada for family dm. Aik yoar &uf grocer for It. wan ni mu. alwayi oa tacd. P. B. Wallace I AGENT I aimmti mjuBcuiifti1 it HUTTF.RNUT BBE-U. It is wortk more than any othoi tread yet tho prJce Is no hlgber ror said at your grocers'. CALIFORNIA BAKERY, Thomas Oooley, Prop. Sfiawo anm 9mmsm &tyizyc&'rA ZESXiXZffiM ' A',;inavll4IV tCd """JSSJ .. ..jusam r- . kf rf l?m.