Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 13, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text" tff-H f V. W -V "ft DAILT CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY ID, 1008 J, L STOCKTON THE OLD WHITt: CORNER ,y : i Another1 Ribbons Vacation Needs If you are going away It will pay you to seo us first. A new trunk or suit case, or possibly a band grip will bo neeed. Our stock Is very complete and we can savo you money. For instance, HAND DAGS In nil sizes 75 Others $1.00 to. . . ; .$12,50 SUIT OASES . . L'oolc Jlko leather,, wj. $1:25' Others $2. CIO-" to .". '. ". Vsl'6.50 TRUNKS '' '. Splendid Values,". .... $7.50 Others' $2.50 to $18.50 GREAT CHERRY FAIR Progress of Cremation. Many peoplo will fool an Interest In tho recent annual mooting of tho Cremation Society of England nnd tho reptfrt of Its work. This socloty was organized In 1S7-1 by Sir Henry Thompson, nnd Its flr3t cromntlon took placo In 1885. According to John Storor Cobb's "Qunrtor Century or Cremation In North America," tho number ol cremations In London in 1900 was 301, and tho number In Great Britain was 451; Tho, total number In London up' to that tlmo -was 1824 and In Great Britain 2482. Tho numberMn.EnglandMn.1907 wa& said at tho nnnlvorsary 'mooting to bo 705. . Cremation Is much moro pppulnr Jn this country thnn In Europe. Dbwn to and Including 1000 thero had beon la nil Europo only 14,084 cromatlons tho largest numbers In sjnglo coun tries being 4 2 CI In Germany and 4110 in Itnly, while .In the United States thore had boon 27,905. Up to 1900 there wore In this . . I GOOD SAVINGS ON GOOD ill fciji mI . Bit t W JL n IVl J 1 m RIBBON SALE Taffeta and Satin Ribbon worth 15c to 25c a yd, reduced to iOc a yard assortment of 'Satin" and Taffeta worth 8c to-15c a yd reduced to Camping Comforts GAINING COMFORTS A now supply of soft, fluffy cotton comforts $1.25, $1.35 HEAVY DUCK ,. FOR TENTS, BOATS, HARVES TERS, SLEEPING DAGS, ETC.: All widths and weights from 6 os. to Special No. 0; 28 .Inch to CO lnches.-wldo. ,,.,-,, , . . -. v , .SWEET ORR-f OVERVV ."-.. f ' ' ALLS AND JUMPERS , Wo havo this famous lino o( good-wearing goods. I 15th, 17th and 18th country 25 cromntorlos, and tho spread of tho usage la Indicated by tho yoars and cities In which thoy originated, as follows; 1870, Wnsb Ington, Pa.;' 1884, Lancaster, Pa.; 1S85, Buffalo and Now York; 1880, Pittsburg; 1S87, pinclnnntl, Dotrolt and Los Angolcs, 18S8, Philadelphia and St. Louis; 1889, Bnltlmoro and Swinburne., I. N. Y.; 1890, Troy, N. Y.; 189.1 Davonport, In., 1893, Chi cago, Boston, San Frnnclsco and Wat; orvljlt, N. Y.; 1895, Pasodona; 1890"! Milwaukee; 1897, Fort -Wayne, St. Paul nnd Washington, D. C, anil 1890; Cambridge Mass. . Tho crematory. In Grncolnnd conj otory, Chicago, llko all tho rest, has Justified Its construction. Tho num ber of cremations has fluctatod a good deal, having beon In ono year 40 loss than In tho preceding year, and yot on tho whole there has been ,n largo Increnso, tho number last year being 312. t Only two considerable objections arc urged, to cremation.- One Is Hint yMM ' Buy a China Closet or Buffet; it's the life of the dining room the pride of the happy house wife. Our line of china closets and buffets are a revelation to furniture buyers, $cy glisten with naess, sparkle with nov elty and style. Pretty, practical cabinets, with either mirror or panel backs, handsomely carved, beveled glass doors, ornamental feet and top; with a price tag on each during Removal Sale that is sure to make them winners. Itjacerates the feelings of surviving friends and the other" that it some times obliterates tho evidences of crime, as in tho case of poisoning. Both of these objections might be obviated -perhaps by tho adoption of tho Siamese practice, which Is to preservo ,the bo'dlos for a few' months and then cremate them. 9100 Reward, 5100 The readers of this paper will be to bo pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that sqloncn has been able to cure In all Its stages and that 1$ Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure-Is the only positive cure- now known to the medical fraternity. Ca tarrh being 'a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intern- nlli nnMnff .Hrnnftv mnn Mm filnrwl nnd. mucuQUB surfaces of the system,. toreby destroying tho foundation of the disease, and giving tho patient strength by building up tho constitu tion and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have bo much' ralth In its curative powers that thof offer One Hundred Dollars for any casq that It falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address: F. J. Cheney & Co., Tpledo, O., Sold by druggists, 75c. Tako Hall's Family PIU3 for con stipation. If you know how to speak you will alwys know whe.n, Rest tho World Affords. "It gives me unbounded pleasure to recommend Bucklon's Arnica Snlve," says J. W. Jenkins, of Chap ol Hill, N. C. "I am convinced it's tho best salve tho world affords. It curod a felon on my thumb, and It never falls to heal every sore, burn or waund to which It Is npplled. 25c. nt J. O. Perry's drug store. o Helllo and Anna hnVo finally wei and tho odious farce Is, for a tlmo at least, ended. o Terribly Scalded, is something wo hear or read about every day of our lives. ' Burns nnd scatds either slight or serious aro bound to happen In your family, bo prepared by having n,.bottlo of Bal lard's Snow Liniment handy. . It re lieves tho pain Instantly and quickly hohls tho burn. Sold by all dealora. You should always Judgo a man by his mind and not his health. Tho San Frnnclsco police thoy have tho murdorer of 14-yoar-old John Buchlndff, whoso, body was found In nn Incinoratlng bin, in tho porsqn of Augustlno Dolmonto, keep er of tho bin, owing to his admit anco that ho had an altercation with tho boy nnd struck at him with a pitchfork. o : Jpsopji. Pierce, a salosmau of San Frnnclsco, Is In Jail In tho mlddlo of his honeymoon on chargo of em bezzlement. Fifteen months ago ho eloped with ono Elvn Cotts, 15 years old, but her father had tho marriage nnnulod. Tho last weakness of great minds Is nmbltlon. SvAttHMWI FURNITURE S - 1 l; o w &ATES EAST WllJBe Made This Season by the SOUTHERN PACIFIC , .(LINES IN OREGON) Ftbm Salem, Ore. V AS FOLLOWS: ' BOTH WAYS ONE WAX TO THROUGH VIA v. PORTLAND .CALIFORNIA Chicago $74.15 $87.5Q St. Louis $69.15 $82.50 St. Paul $61.65 $817.5 Omaha $61.65 $75.00 Kansas City $61.65 $75.00 TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE July 6' 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 22 Good for roturn In 9 a days with stopover privileges at pleasure within limits REMEMBER THE DATES For any furthor Information call on agents. WM. M'MURRAY, General Passenger Agent, , , PORTLAND, OREGON, Tlmo Card No. 53, Southern Paclflo Co., Effective- Sunday, Rfny 17, 1008. Toward Portland, Passenger. No. 10. 5:13 a. m. Oregon Ex press, No. 18. 8:40 a. m, Cottago Grove pasaongor. No. 12. 2:45 p, m. Roseburg paa- aongor, Townrd Portland, Freight. No. 222. 5:00 P. m. Portland fast freight. No.-. 220.-10:4011:28 a. m. way freight. Townrd Sim Francisco, Passenger. No. 11 15:03 a. tn. Roseuurg passenger No. "17. 0:40 p. m. Cottago Grove passengo. No. 15. 9:50 p, m. California ex nross. No.'i3. 3:31 a. m. San Francisco express. . Toward Sun Francisco, Freight. No. C21. 2:43 a. m. Portland fast freight. No. 225. 11:28 a. m. way frolght. Oregon Electlrc Tlmo Tnblo. flmo of arrival and departure of cars at Salem Is as follows, Portland and lntormodtato pplnts: ' Arrlvo Leave Local 8:40 a.m. 0:00 a.m. Exproin 10:60 a, m. 0:05 a.m. Lqqtl 1;25 p, wr 11:05 a.m. Express 4:20 p.m. 1:45 p.m. Local 5:45 p.m. 3:28 p.m. Expross 8:20 p.m. 6:00 p.m. CORVALLI8 & EABTERN It. It. TISIE TABLE No 4 Lea70s Detroit 1:00 p, m follows, commencing Jan. 14, 1908' Tralna for Corvallls. ' No. 8 Leaves Albany , 7:55 a. m rrlvea H CorvallU ....8:35 a. m No. 10. Leaves Albany 3:55 p.m. Arrives at Corvallla ... 4:35 p. m No. 6 Leaves Albany 7M5p. r Arrive at CorvallU ,,,. 8:26 p. w Trains for AlbaBy. No. 5 Leaves Corvallls 6:30 a.m. Arrives at Albany 7:10 a. m No. 9 oaves Corvallls 2:15 p. xa Arilves at Albany- 2:55 p. hi No. 7 Leaves C-irvallls ...... 6:60p. m. Arrives at Albany 6:40 p. hi No, 11 (Sunday only) Leave9 Corvallh 11 :15 a. Ha Arrives at Albany 11:58 k. a i No. 12 (Sunday only) Leaves Albany ,,..... .18:36 p. m. Arrives a; Corvallls .... 1:18 p. a. For further Information pply to Portland, Oregon, June 17.1 Commencing June 22nd and until further notice, the following train service will be In effect on tho line I of the n, & E. It. R. between Al bany and Yaquina, dally except Sun-j day: Train No. 1C Train No.2 Mixed Passenger Leave Albany 7:45 a.m. 12:40 p.m.; Arr. Yaquina 1:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Train No, 15 Tram No. 1 Passenger Mixed Lv. Yaquina ..2:15 p.m. 7:00a.m. Arr. Albany, .7:00 p.m. 11:55 a.m.' On, Sundays the service wJII be as follews: ( Lv. Albaay 7:35 a. .; ar, Yaquina 11:48 a. .; lv. Yaquina :$9 p, .; ar, Albamy 11:30 p. . . WM. MeMURRAY, ! -23-t Ga. r. Ageat. HARVEST GLOVES BBff 'HBB CONEIN'S Genuine HORSElilDE GLOVES AT $1.25 and $1.35 They aro tho moat serviceable work gloves on tho market and thoy'ro always soft and pllublo. Wo havo a choapor horsohlde glovo at 90c. ' Our Hogskln Gloves with welted scams' at COo Is the best cheap glovo we've ever shown. Wo aro now FINE SUMMER WASH GOODS In a great, variety, of .dainty color combinations, , suitable for ; party dresses and'ovenlug woar, on our bargain tables at 35o per yard, reduced from '50c. Thoy are this gasdn's choicest patterns Eyery .pair of Oxford Ties in the house1 reduced 20 per cent. Every Man's and Boy's Suit in the house reduced 20 per cent. . : . . . l-j . i .Ladies' and Misses' reduced 20 per cent. , I Ladies! 25c While Hose reduced to 15c ladies' 50c White Hose reduced to 25c ladies' Fine Genuine 1 . reduced.from $4:85. Only four left and we wnt to close them out. jG r W" svr m--a t s rsrj .m--m tyL7 V?-2 WE UNDKHSEMj "IlEGULAU 8TOKR8," . To cut'oir 10 per cent of your adVcrtbilnfc will J?lvo tho IMPRES SION that you havo cut off lwlf of it tvlll cIhhs you, In tho public mind, YiMi tho retrenchers," with thoso who hvo 1hkk"K be. hind. So you can't AFFORD Itl Sometime you may 1h moio eager to buy HOim-thlim than you Jmyo ovr lHH'H to wll nnythliiK., In tlwt casu a 'QueHt ad." will .render you real SERVICE. ' There Is a Lot of ; Unnecessary Eye Trouble In this world. Wo allow our solvea to becomo nervous and fret ful. Woeds of caro overrun tho garden of the heart when thoy should novor bo allowed to tako root. A GREAT DEAL OF THE PRESENT EYE TROUBLE Is caused by peooplo solectlng Glaaeea for. themselves that aro unsulted for their eyes, WE SUPPLY THE REST aftofe thorough examinations and tests. . . ' l Barr's Jewelry Store taU aad Liberty gtrt, n offering Summer Parasols' farfama.Hats $3.50; UlCAr& fr. l .r f M'JJE. f T r ul0f i&.fseM cZfr'rmfy. Wlllamejtte- Vwlley ClwnUtHqHj Assombly, Glndstono Park, Or,, July 8 to 19 lacluelve.,, Rata far abovo occasion ono and ,R-tBlrd far on cortlllcnto plan Is authorised. Trala Service. TalnB No. 11, 18, 17 and 18 wHj stop at Gladstone during the riiwih j'bly. 9n agont will bo etatlosed at QlttdBtono to. iMUe return tickets and chock bagKo'so.x V. M- McMurray, G. P, A, Jno. M, fccott, Asat, a, P. A., S. T, Co. 7-Ctf. New Hay Wo havo somo cholco now hay In stock. Tho quality Is very flno an4 I tho prlco is reasonable, If you still profor to feed old hay, wo havo sotu vory good hay loft and wo are; maky Ing special low prices in order to closo out, Fly Killer Romembor that our Fly Killer gives tho vory boat of satisfaction t overy ono that has used Jt. Wo n I hundrods of gallons of It and you will And that It will pay for Itself l I tho amount of feed that you will save. Try It. D. A. WHITE & SONS '255 Can't St.. fhoM 160 f v