Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 06, 1908, FIRST EDITION 3 P. M., Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextmfiW --.w r DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALKM, ORBGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1808 When You Arc Dry WHY NOT BUY A, pure nnd wholesomo boverag that Is sold la all tho cities .. n.r,nn onH Vnrtliorn Cnllfnrtiln ) WCSie'" U'"" " lade of the Choicest Malt and Hops Grown in Marion County jliicle of Frttorcd Wntw ind strictly In accordance with tho ., . i t nn Cinlntn tlonr la thn hoof mild linromni nttrmA u Pure goun m" .." -- - - . .-.. Uwu.rft,u wmnt'u mo GORBETT AT THE GRAND MONDAY Dalle NtHde by scientific processes and guarnnteed pure and whole- Nome. No nduUerttlon. No drugs or chomlca'8 and under the moat Derect uinl'ary conditions. Address all orders to lem Brewery Association Elite" Hotel and Cafe $ 12. WALLERT. Successor to E. Eclccrlin. jlOsitd 118 CommcrclM Street ill 6 A. M. to Midnight. Excol- 1 Merchnnts' Lunch, 2Gc. Sun Family Dinners and Banquets a clalty. Mr. James J. Corbett, whoso earn-e-t efforts In recent years as a player of parts, and whoso succoss has boon qulto sufficient to entitle him to con sideration as an actor rather than as a puglistic champion, will como to tho Grand opera house Monday night at tho head of his own company In I Tffln ?3 r I IliiMI !! I II I J) Spares yonrg pooplo kV booUceepert, -rcnogr-.-lers and general office mi. iiio '-vciopmcnt ox. tho Northwest vr 1 alord ononlncs for hoauods in tno next few yoars. rrepan now. Bend for catalogue. 1 1. STALEY. PRINCIPAL Salem. Oregon A r THE LENOX Portland's now and most modornly furnished hotel, Third and Main Btrcots, fronting on tho beautiful City Plaza and adjacont to budlqcsq center. Free bus to and from trains Up-to-dato grill. Exce"nt cuislno Tolephono In ovory room. Private baths. European Plan, $1 toj?2.n0 Tor Day American Plan, $2.00 to $4 Per Day O. n. BPENCER, Manager R E A N or A L DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU WHY ALL GOOD UUSINESS MEN KEEP A CHECKING ACCOUNT WITH A RANK? WE'LL TELL YOU. IT ENAMLE8 THEM TO KEEP THEIR FUNDS IN A MORE SECURE PLACE THAN THE OFFICE SAFE. IT GIVES THEM A I1ETTER STANDING IN THE BUSINESS WORLD. IT ENA11LES THEM TO PAY THEIR HILLS BY' CHECK, THE .RETURNED CHECK BEING AN UN DISPUTAnLE' RECEIPT. INDIVIDUALS FIND A CHECKING ACCOUNT VERY CONVENIENT AND A SOURCE OF SAVING. MONEY IN ONE'S POCKET IS OFTEN SPENT ON THE SPUR OF THE MOMENT, WHILE ONE IS DIS POSED TO THINK TWICE I1EFORE DRAWING ON HIS BALANCE IN THE DANK. GET THE SAVINGS HABIT. LAY UP FOR A RAINY DAY. START A HANK ACCOUNT WITH THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Of Salem, Oregon FROM A MODEHN PLANING MIL! jou can got all sort of useful and ornamental work all ready to iubc If you require a lattice for the porch or arbor you can find as much ai you want among our mill work. If you need railings, or posts, or col umns, or doors, or moulding, ou" mill work will provide them at r. moment's notice. Come, see how many things It Includes. A. M. II A N S E N, Phone Main 344. E. ECKERLEN Family . Llqtio Store 4 Commercial St. Free Delivery JanieM P. Corbet t In "Facing tho Music." "Facing tho Music." Tho engage ment will bo doubly Intei citing from tho fact that Mr. Corbcct Is a prime favorite in the city, nnd hU now play will give him abundant opportunity to demonstrate his tnlonts as a como dian. Thoso who havo heard Mr. Corbett In his highly humorous monologue will not havo to bo told that he Is really a comedian. Much of the effect of his humor is In Its very drollness, nnd his frlonds will readily ngreo that it will not tax Mr. Corbett's resources to maintain a. fast paco In this distinctly funny play, In which ho hns boen surround ed with a particularly capable cast of playors. It will bo remembered that "Facing tho Music" wa ovlgln ally produced in Now York with Mr. Henry E. Dlxoy In tho principal char acter, and that It onjoysd a lout; run at the MndlBon Square theater. It was subsequently disclosed tit Powers' theater In Chicago, whoro It ran throughout tho summer n few years ago. Mr. Dlxlo hecamo In volved In a controvorfly with hU mnnngement and abandoned the piny. Lnst winter, Mr. II. II. Frnzeo, who had entered Into a contract with Mr. Corbett under tho torms of which tho latter was to bo starred, decided that "Facing tho -Music" was lut tho piny for his stalwart nnd handsome charge. Tho work Is by Charles, Henry Darnloy, nnd tho story mny bo briofly told. In a Konlngton flnt thoro 1'ved two John Smiths, ono a curato and the other n sportively Inclined young mnn with a liking for tho raco track. Both tho Mr. Smiths worq marrlod to young nnd attractive Mrs. Smiths, and as both Mrs. Smiths havo boon' out of town nnd tho curato Smith has engaged n Kensington flat dur Ing his wlfo'B absonco, and as both Mrs. SmlthB return unexpectedly and ono of them late at night during a heavy fog and Is shown Into the wrong Smith flat, tho complications can better bo Imagined than de scribed. Sufilro to sny that with tho aid of an actross and a detective everyone becomes Involved In a door opening and door slamming nffnlr (hat keeps the audience In a stato of hilarity, ranging front a polite titter to a bolstoroiiB guffaw and culmin ating every now nnd then In enthus iastic applause. As John Smith, the sportively Inclined flat dweller, Mr. Corbett ought to glvo a good account of himself. Alnong tho prominent members of tho supporting company are tho Mossrs. Joseph Sullivan, Cor wln Ijuskmoor; Charles' Horn, Tom Daro and the Mlsaes Eleanor Mon tell, Amanda Hendricks, LIIHam Les lie and May Dudloy. Appropriate and complete scenic equipment has been provided. Commencing with this engage ment, and liorcaftor, phono ordors will be accopted at 9 n. in. o Consumption RtntiMlcH provo rhn a npulected cold or cough pits the lungs In so bad a condition thnt consumnM"- ijfrm And fr' field for fastening on one. Stop the cough M8t ae oon as It appears w tb Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Soothe th tor"' aM inflsmwl tlwmes and makes you well again. Mlriri I- nfely Republican. Maryland Is split between Taft and Bryan; a recount may be necessary. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup moves the bowels gently. Contains no polates. It l nlensant to take and children especially like the last? to nearly like maple sugar Sold b all druggists. Pleaanf, sure. fasv. sife little liver Pll's. are De Witt's Little Early Riser. 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COTTOLENE is Guaranteed Yo",rs"r ,s J"; .--- -----. thorized to refund your money in case you arc not pleased, after having given Cottoltne a fair test. NAURf Cnlrl in Bulk Cottolene is packed in pails with an air never ooiQ in puii u ht toptokelCj)ltcie(U,lflcsUmid wU0ic some, nnd prevent it from catching dust and absorbing disagreeable odors, such as fish, oil, etc. Cook Book Free For n ..JSiiiniwI! i i you our new "PURR FOOD LOOK BOOK" edited nnd compiled by Mrs. Mary J. Lincoln, the famous Food Expert, and containing nearly 300 valuable recipes. r Made only by THE N. K FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago "Nature's Gift from the Sunny South'9 AL11ANV APPLE FAIR Nov. 10th to 12th. For tho nbovo occaslon'Hho S. P, Co. hnvo nuthorized a rato of ONE FA HE and THIRD for tho round trip, roturn limit, 13th. WM. M'MUItRAY, O. P. A., S. P. Co. ll-B-3t. CASTOR 1 A I'or Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought a'u:o wf ufoM? Bears Sign BARR'S JEWELERS Dependability Pooplo who know this storo un dorutand the element of merit that hovers about every artlclo and ov ory transaction. And our sug gestions regarding tho stylos In Jowolry aro always dependable. There's nothing thnt harks back to modle.va! times, but Instead Ini gonlousneM that U quite modern,, lines thtyt suggest classic laws, all so merged as to produce real works of art Of course, you'll never know unless you como to seo. BARR'S JEWTLERS ARE YOU SICK? Do You Wish to GetCured? ALflHKi' After you hav tried the othe doctors, come and see tho old rellabl Chinese doctor. He guarantees to cure after everything cIbs has failed. Or. Kum has lived over 20 yearj In Salem, and has cured a great many of Salem's well-known men nnd wo men. and has scores of testimonial! from thankful patients whom he bac cured In the past. He guarantees to cure where the knl'o seems the las' resort He treats all chronic ana nervous diseases, catarrn. astnma lung and throat troubles, stomach, Ivor, kidney and beait uouu'e, rneu matlsra, gall stones, tape worms, lost vitality, general debility, rupture and all kinds of female coraplaiat. Ex amination and consultation free. If you MaRot call write for symptom blank to tke Dr. Kum Bow Wo Drug Ce 117 lent High street, MtHm, OfH. POPULAR AUCTIONEERS, WHO DO THE BUSINESS - IP YOU WANT THE I1KST RESULTS AT YOUlt AUCTION SALES GET THE OLD HKI1IAIII1I AUOTIONKH, WHO HAS A KKCOIU) OUT THE MAN WHO UAH SET THE PACK FOIt ALL THE ItKST. OE SUCCESSFUL SALES OF NEAHLY TWENTY YEAUS AT SA LEM. CITY AND VAI1M PHOPEHTY SOLD. WE MAKE A hPE CIALTY OF LIVE STuCIC AND 1'AHM HALES. j, F. GOODE & SON PHONE 1810. SALEM, Olt READY TAILORED CLOTHES FOR WELL DRESSED MEN, WW BiaawppMMMNr- ' w AMiSM MW PRICE RANGE $20 T 40 A GEHMAN IIAKEKY AND CONFECTIONERY Now under now management BCHLEHET BCHNEIDKIt JProprJctom Corn,pleo lno of freBb und WP tolatb bakers goods dellvored to all parts of the city free. W are proud of our" party aHd wedding cakes, dollvored oa short notice Olve us a trial Is all we ask. Storo corner Twelfth and Che meketa SU. Phone Main 961. vr.T - Torrid, zone FUNARCE . ii' HsSv'Ti I IIh' f1 T -Cl ICOvl ' I I i Tke above cut repreMBU r brick lined Torrid Zone Furnace, Guaranteed gas, smoko and dust roof. Economical and durable. A. L. FRASER JfiH HTATK HTHKKT. Eitlmatfi rurnlsntm on BatlBB niiiiHUHmHiiiiiiiii TI11J I1ET ROAST TH8 FAMILY KVKH HAD Can be obtained from our prim tender and Juicy beof, mutton or pork. All our moats are selected from tho choicest, and prepared for' the table to suit the demands of tW fastidious, Our prices aro lower toil quality than you can And at any place la Salem. e. c. on oss, Phone 3M1. 870 State Hu 0 C. T. Co. Steamers Pomona aud OreKOaa leave for Portland dally except Sun day at 6 a. ra. M, P. HALDWIN, Agent. : Flowers uiid Bulbs? ;; CAUL F, fll'EP, ?71 State st Salem, Oro. '.'. Full line of Tulips, Hyn ; ; clnths, Narcissus and all kinds ; ; of spring bulbs. Tnio to plant II them Is now. 19-19-lmo Great Chinese Doctor L. M. If V M lis medicine which wi) cure any known dUease. Ho makes a spftslal ty of, and guarantuos to cure Catarrh Asthma, Luug, Thront, llheuraatlsm, Debility, Stomach, Liver. Kidney Troubles; also any blackened or swollen surenons, broken limbs; Smallpex: Epidemic; all kinds of Dolls, Lost Manhood, Female Weak ness, Hernis Troubles and Paralysis Consultation free. Care of Ylck So Tong Co., Chinese drugs and hwfe, 168 High St., upstairs. Salem. Or. Illl Mill I IIIH III II I II lit 1 uLtS&u SALEM WATEH COMPANY I OtTICK CITY HALL fpr water service njily oc. Sills payable monthly la adra. ,t VJ... i .