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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1910)
DATE CAFITAIi JOURNAI, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1010. PAGE FIVE May the New Year be a inost happy and prosperous one to all the people of Salem and vicinity is the sincere wish of this store. We desire to thank our many customers for their liberal patronage--the sales of 1909 far exceeded the sales of any previous year. In fact such a leap and bound ahead in trade has never been known in the annals of our history. We have not fully decided whether we will sell the store or not; if we keep it we expect to surpass all past efforts in merchandising. All of our merchandise will be bright, new and snappy and we hope to get the store un der such a thorough system that whatever you need you will be able to find it here. Until We do sell we invite you to make this store your headquarters. Let it be a home for you in the mercantile world this year, and we shall ad here strictly to our principal of giving The Best in Quality The Most in Value. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE We have been taking an inventory of the stock during the past week, and have not been rushing the trade. But now we propose to give you TREMENDOUS VALUES for a few days. The Finest Line of Suits for Women Priced at Half Their Regular Value This is a magnificent line of Suits, They are smart all the way through; nicely tailored and nicejy lined and are of the latest and best of fab-' lies, Compare prices; com pare quality; compare style and we are 'confident you will agree with us that The Best Suits Are Here Stylish Dress Skirts Low Priced $13.50 value $8.80 $12.50 value $8.25 $11.00 -value $7.15 $. 9.00 value r$6.50 $ 8.00 value $5.95 $ 6.00 value $4.24 $ 5.00 value $3.30 Surprise Sale of Silk Petticoats $10.00 value $7.99 $ 6.00 value $4.99 Tempting Prices on Men's Clothing 20 Per Cent Reduction on Brand New- Merchaneise, which was Purchased at the Lowest Cash Price The Snappiest Styles The Best Fabrics The Lowest ' Prices 20 PER CENT REDUCTIONS Compare Prices and Quality and You Will Buy Here 20 PER CENT EDUCTION CAHH-UEBMAU COMPANY A Phenomenal Dress Goods Sale We have placed on our couiv ters plain and fancy Dress Goods in many of the different weaves and we are offering them to you now at phenome nally low prices, $1.50 value .$1.10 $1.00 value 73 60c value - 41c 50c value 30c 45c value 25c 25c Waistings 10c Surprise Sale of $6.00 Silk Waists $4.29 $5.00 Silk Waists $3.59 $4.40 Silk Waists $3.27 $5.50 Silk Waists $3.68 $3.00 value ..$2.39 $10.00 Net Waists... $6.00 1.00 Center Pieces.. .60 1.00 Embroidery 59 s (Wldp) .75 Embroicery 45 (Wide) 25c Veilings 14c $1.25 Nightgowns 99c (Outing Flannel) Salem's Leading Silk Assortment Found Here Don't Forget That-3 Our portrait coupons are given in our bargainsone with each $1 purchase. The wonderful portrait offer is good until January 15th, and all work will be com pleted before the artist will leave town no matter how many orders come in before the above date. 15c Towels Now 10c One Yard Long In Wide Good Huck Toweling HI TUT 0 HI E IAR 3 0 HEALTH Pure Water and Typhoid Fever Feature of Annual Report. In the annual report of the State Board of Health, the pure water' question Is brought to lsauo strong ly. The following report regarding the typhoid fever disease has been dealt with in detail by the board: board: The board has ondoavored .during the past year to secure full report regarding this disease, but tho re sults havo not boon what was de sired, nor what was to' havo been ox pec tod of health offlcors and physi cians throughout die stato. Of 697 cases reportod, 124 deaths occurred. Tho avenues through which the Infection Is conveyed in Individual cases are of utmost importance in controlling further spread of the di sease from a given source. In Its commercial aspects, typhoid fever is second only to tuberculosis. It is expensive to the Individual and to the community. It is by far the most serious of all the acute infec tious diseases In its mortality, and when once established In a commun ity, tho likllhood of its roappoaranco after long poriods of tjmo 1b always to bo foarod. Whole communities are liable to Its ravages from a singlo case in the family of a dairyman, and water supplies that are not absolutely pro tected are likely at any time to be come infected: and when tho dan gerous character of the convalescent typhoid ferer patient Is considered, it certainly becomes tho duty of health boards and physicians to use every effort possible for its control. The board In this connection has QoiiHtantly urged that all cities and towns, especially, should Becure their water supplies from an abso lutely pure sourco. and should dl- reotly control all dairies supplying milk. Statistics collectod by tho board from G3 cltlos and towns in tho stale revouled the fact that but two of these had tholr water supplies regularly inspected by tholr health otileer. NogUgenco on tho part of olty ofllclals in thin particular Is the rule, and it Is ouly wheu an opl domie of typhoid fevor is present or seems imminent thut tho avorago city council pays tho loast attention to this Important part of their du ties as public sorvauts. In 45 of the smaller cities aud towns, with a combined population of approxi mately 75.000, having a. municipal water system, It was found that less than ono-third tho numbor of ty phoid fever casoa existed per 1,000. as compared with 15 towns, with an approximate population of 70,000, I using wator from individual woIIb. I It Is hoped that all cltios and ' towns throughout tho stato will realize tho valuo of a pure water supply, as tho most Important pro tection posslblo against this dlosaso. Deaths. During the year, 9470 doatha have been reportod to the board, 2934 males and 203G fomnlos. Of this miinbar 80 males nnd 1C fe males bolonged to other than the white race. Of tho total number of deaths, 494, or ton per oont of all deaths, wore duo to dlsoasoa of tho digestive systom; 290, or six por cent, from diseases of tho kldnoy and gonlto-urlnary tract; 282, or five por cent, from old ago: 448, or nino per cont, from oxternal causoa, accidents, suicides, etc; 184. or 3.7 por cont, from dlsoasoa Incident to oarly Infancy, i, o., under one year. Thoro wore 1319 doaths, or 26 por cont, from gonoral diseases; of theso 121, or 2 per cent of doaths from all gonoral causos, woro duo to typhoid fovor; 70 from dlphthorla; C30, or 10 8-10 por cont, from tu berculosis; und of this numbqr 447 deaths Woro from pulmonary tltuor culosla; 202, or 5 per cent, from cancor nnd othor rangljgnoht tu- ?iors; 646, or 11 par cant, woro ram diseases of the nervous sys tem; 510. or 10 per cent, from dl Hoasos of circulatory systom; 554, or about 11 per cont, from diseases of tho respiratory system. It la less to your crodlt to bo ready to fight than to bo ready to bo ready to work.
