DAILY CAI'l i ' JOUhXAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1010.
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HERE can you buy that new Easter Bonnet and be
sure you are getting your money's worth?, That is
what most Salem ladies are trying to discover, and it
pays to investigate. If you have not looked over the
"FULLERTON'' line you have missed some of the
good things in Millinery.
If it is new we have it. 300 to 400 High-Class
Ladies' Trimmed and Tailored Hats now ready for your
inspection, no two alike and new designs coming out all
the time. Our stock has been greatly increased by the
addition of new lines, and, therefore
usiness
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To do this we want you for a customer. Can we have the opportunity of making you one this Spring season?
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Phone Main 578
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MEDAL
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considered by the commission as proud man, and he has the congratu
most thrilling, one of the rescunig Iatlons of his fr'ends for the dccog
paity getting into the trees and as- ni.ion of bravery.
sistlng the others into the boats.
Among those rescued, were several
children. Houses' had been drh
Handling Heavy Freight.
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Yesterday the Wells Fargo ex
press received the first Carnng'e
hero medal that ever came to Salem.
t was delivered to Pascal I Trag-
a resident of this city. Mr. Trag
was awarded this medal by the
neuie hero commission at Pitts-
Pa., for his bravery in helping
was five feet and 6even Inches
than was ever known before.
'ascal L. Traglio. who- could
not swim, and Frederick Guentlier,
working together, rescued eleven
persons from the tops of wme locust
treoa, where they had taken refugy
balow the town. These rescuers were
The Southern PaciHc coraraenced
against the trees and from these the running freight trains again this
victims had crawled into the trees, week. For several days last week
Three trips were made and Traglio all motive power was busy hauling
and Guenther did not lose a soul. detoifred trains from the Union Pa
Mr. Tragllo's brother works for (Su cific, but other engines have been
Salem Flouring Mills Co.,. and his secured and' freights are moving
father la a farmer in Polk county, again. ,
about one and one-half miles from
Salem.
An Ideal Cough .Medicine,
Mr. Traglio knew; nothing about
the awarding of the medal until one -as an Ideal cough medicine I re
and a half years after Jt happene-1, 1 gard Chamberlain's Cough P.emedy
when he was notified by the com
mission, and also that he had re
reived a thousand dollars In money.
The me.tal Is bronze, about thre
, Inches In diameter, with a picture
'of Andrew Carnegie on one side and
a record of the wot for which it was
awarded on the other, with the in
IwripMon around the edge, "Great.
Low Hath No M Thau This. Thin
Man Lay Down Ills Life tor HU
Friend."
Net-die to ba. Mr. Tagllu is ;i
in a class by Itself," says Dr. R. A.
Wiltshire, of cwyanneville, Ind. "I
take great i leasure In testifying to
the results "f Chamberlain's Cough
Medlelne. .i i , I know of no other
preparation that meets so fully the
expectations of the most exacting in
eases of croup and coughs of children
As It contains no opium, chloroform
or morphine It certainly makes a most
sale, pleasant and efficacious remedy
for the ills it Is Intended. For sale
by all food druggists. i
NO USE FOB THE
"LIGHTWEIGTHS"
Hatha Williams, who appears at
the Grand Opera House next Monday
night lis loading woman In "As the
Sun Went Down," has little patlonue
with what she terma the "light
weights" who are ever soaking i
chance to go on the stage, attracted
more by the sparkle. of the footllghU
and what It stands for than by an
honest desire to master tho dra
matio art Just for the love of the
doing.
"Every actress who has attained
any place In tho profesg'pn fa conr
stantly receiving letters from girls
wfio want to go on the stage," said
Miss 'VyilllamH. "They ask as many
questions as a two-year-old ch'ld at
a circus, but this one Is always mir
to crop out after Do end of foolish
queries about salaries. Hutu-re. etc..
'Do you think I could be hikci-im-fulf
"My answer Is always etuphatlral-
'.No' that Is to the que' Ion
asked In person, for I stopped an
swering the other kind long ago.
"It seems a little hard to daah
their cherished hopes, but It Is the
kindest thing In the end, and thj
girls who ask these questions rare
ly would have any chance of making
good. They lack self-reliance among
other things. If they had It they
would answer theso questions them
selves and not bo runiilug to other
people. Instead, she would bo try
ing to train herself for hor chance
when It comes, or rather to train
herself without thought of tho re-
'ward, for the truo actor loves his
work for its own self, and would
study dramatic expression If alone
on a desert Island.
"My advice to tho stago-struqk Is
--i-'Don't try to bo an aotroHs If you
can help it. If !( Just bubble out
In spite of yourself and you onn'l
keep off the stage because you love
Hie work for ItMlf. you may havs
some chanoe.' "
It Is wonderful tho number of suit
eases It retires to earry the shirts
aud collars of a man coming to the
tlty from a dry district.
LEADING
MILLINER
N. Commercial St.
LIBRARY BOOKS.
Following Ik a list of booUh on
City Improvement which can bo ob
tained at tho Salem Public Library:
Uly Tho Coming City.
Falrllo Municipal Administra
tion, Goodhue Municipal Improve-
Howe Tho City the Hope of De
mocracy aud The Ilritlsh City.
MaoKnlght A Civic Primer nnd
Itvports of Conferences for Good
City Government. (5 vols.)
Hoblnson Ihprovement of Towns
and Cities.
Strong Twentieth Century City.
Wilcox The Amerloun City.
Zneblln Decade of Civic Dovel
opnient. Also many artlelus In recent mag
azines, a list of whluh Is kept for
dufodenao.
Statement foi- February.
Number using reading room
daily (approximate) 200
Now members , . . fio
Total membership 42tJ!
New books J
Purchased , IS!
Qlfts .Vs 1
J
Number of volumes In library. 9128
Number of loans
IJooks 2 52 9
Periodicals 154
Total 3952
Two story hours have boon Tory
successfully conducted, with about
thirty-live children In attendances
Ther.o will bo one held on next Sat
nrday morning at 9 o'clock.' All
children from 7 to 12 years of ago
are cordially Incited to attend,
0
The Lash of Fiend
Would have been about as welcome to
A. Cooper, of Oswego, N. Y., as a
merciless lung-racking cough that do
ll od all remedies for years, "It was
most troublesome at nights," ho
writes," "nothing helped me un
til I used Dr. King's Now Dis
covery which cured mo completely,
I never cotjgh at night now," Mil
lions know Its matchless merit for
stubborn colds, obstinate doughs, sore
lungs, la grippe, asthma, haraprrbago,
croup, whooping eaugh or hny fever.
It rellees qutukly and never falls to
satisfy. A trial convince, SOe, $1.00
Trial bottle free. It Is positively
guaranteed by J. 0. Perry.