DAHiY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BAHEH, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1010,
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SATURDAY
1000 Bars Good Toilet Soap
Regularly sold
ALSO SPLENDID
Is secure ! with the use of the
guaranteed irrTTl. Electric Fixture &
Supply Cc, 4.'i X. Liberty street.
3-10-at
Tantalum -10-Wntt Lamps '
Reduced in price. Electric Fixture
&. Supply Co., 245 N. Liberty "street.
3-10-3t
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scifiafiiM easier tiowns
There are many charming and .beautiful designs for
spring and Easter. They are designed to bring out the
beauty of form so much admired by all lovers of the
IDEAL FORM OF
Our Method of Perfect Fitting and Harmonious Costum
ing brings out and enhances the beautiful lines of form.
We would be pjeased to see you in regard to any of your
new gowns .Our charges are moderate. -
Ml and Mrs. Mcleod
DRESSMAKING AND TAILORING
Room 402 U. S. National Bank Buildings
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latest example
of the only plated
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BARR'S JEWELRY STORE
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3 bars for 25c
HUCK TOWELS
Located Jn Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Daniel, of
Eugene, have arrived in this city,
and will make their" future home here
in a residence on Mill street. They
appreciate the Capital City.
Try a Journal Want Ad.
1835
WALLACE
WOMAN
Silver plate that
resists wear
Vr. Slate
aHd Liberty
PERSONAL MENTION
Miss Blanche Brown is in Port
land today.
D. F. Pressler returned last night
from a short business visit in Eu
gene and Springfield.
State "Engineer Lewis is in Port
land today attending to business mat
tors.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O, Nicholas re
turned to their homo last night after
a few days' visit lnthls city with
friends.
A. G. Laffcrty has returned from
a short business visit in Albany.
Miss Helen Budlong left this morn
ing for Portland to visit over Sunday.
Attorney F. G. Adolph has re
turned to his home in Seattle after
visiting for some time with friends
in this city.' , '"
Henry B. Shrev'es returned to Jeft
ersou this morning after a brief
business visit here.
A. J. Henline went to Portland on
business today.
Miss Kuth Shorey, of Brooks, vis
ited here today.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Smith, of
Silverton, were shopping and visiting
hero today.
Andy McFarlan returned to Port
land this morning, after a few days'
visit in this city.
Dick Harley returned to Falls City
last night7 after attending the ora
torical contest at Willamette Univer
sity.
Clay Potter and family, of Toledo,
visited friends here today. They
will leave tomorrow for Portland to
spend a week with relatives. ,
Julius Pincus returned to Portlaad
today.
L. Lachmund has returned from a
short business visit in Portland.
Attorney Reed, of Portland, was
transacting business here today.
Frank Ford, the" Lake Labish
farmer, was a visitor here today.
Miss Bessie Unruh is about again
after several weeks' siege of the
fever.
Mrs. Sam Kozer is in Portland vis
iting today.
Mrs. Willis McElroy left yester4ay
to visit relatives in Eugene for a few
days.
Mac Loliegren, of Corvallis, is at
tending to business matters here to
day.
Mr. Bechtel, ofBechtel & Bynon,
returned last evening from Wacon
da, where they have a large deal
pending.
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CITY NEWS
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Oottage Undertaking Parlors .
Cottage and Chemeketa Sts. Calls
day or night. Phone 724.
Perfect Satisfaction
Guaranteed if you leave your or
der at J. M. Lawrence's. A largo
stock of everything in season always
on hand. Also Union Meat Co. pro
duce. Phone 33 1.
Have You Done It.
What? Why purchase that piano
that you have been promising your
daughter these many moons. If not
you had better take advantage of
the wonderful opportunity offered by
Wenger & Cherrington before It is
too late. Big salo closes next Wed
nesday. Read big ad for particulars
on page
Notarial Commissions
' The following notarial commissions
wore issued by. the secretary of sta'to
today: Courtlandt L. Parker, Drain;
O. F. Collison, Ashland; B. B. Paull,
Crawfordsville; Geo. H. Clarke, Port
land, Free Excursion
Some time next week to pros
pective buyers at East Moreland,
where the ?3-,000,000 Reed Institute
is to be located. Meyer & Belle ara
the local agents representing the Co
lumbia Trust Co. The tract takes in
640 acres. Forty acres are to be
used for a city park.
Oranges for Health
For centuries physicians havo rec
ognized the medicinal value of or
anges. The public is rapidly learn
ing that the free use of this tasty
fruit, especially in the spring, has a
tendency to purify the blood and givo
!t renewed activity. Thore will bo t
special salo of "Sunxlst" oranges all
next week in every fruit and grocery
store in this section.
Come in, Today
Yon will regret It the balance of
your life if you co not take advant
age of the wonderful piano bargains
offered you by Wenger & Chorring
ton's music store, 247 N. Commercial
street, before the great sale clogos
Wednesday night, March 1C. .Road
I big ad on page 2.
first Class Cleaning, Re
pairing and Altering Shop.
i. HOVATH, Prop.
With
(i. W. Johnson & Co.
141 Commercial St.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Qtva bm
a eail.
Watch Next Tuesday's 1
Journal for our freo 26c coupon
Capital City Hair Parlors. Over
Stockton's.
New and Exclusive
Veils are to bo had at Lange'a
Millinery on Court street.
Beauties of Milliners' Ait
Are to be seen in a large assort
ment at Lango's Millinery, on Court
street. ,
Student Will Preach
Mrs. Gale Seaman, Pacific coast
student secretary, will preach In the
First Congregatoinal church tomor
row morning at the usual hour, 11
o'clock.
Will Go to Albany
Attorney General Crawford and
the railroad commission will leave
Monday for Albany whore the case
of the state against the Corvallis &
Eastern Railroad will be heard in
the Linn county circuit court. The
state has brought action against the
C. & E. Company to penalize them
for falling to comply with an order
of the commission to erect a depot
at Lyons, Oregon. The railroad
commission, issued an order several
months ago on tho Corvallis & East
ern railroad company but the order
hsis been ignored, thus subjecting
the company to a penalty of from
$500 to $10,000. The suit is being
brought under Section 53, Chapter
53, of the laws of 1907.
D. D. BARRON
Civil engineering, surveying, plat
ting, sub-dividing. General contrac
tor for concrete sidewalks, bridges
and streets. State and Commercial,
Entrance i36 South Commercial
St.. Room 9. Telephone Main 204.
Salem, Oregon.
Norwich Union
Fire Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent
City Hall, Salem.' Or.
MONEY TO LOAN
TFOS. K. FORI)
Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Or
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NEW TODAY
4-';J;9t:!(
ADDRESS E. W. Strong, Mon
mouth, Ore., if you want one of tho
finest farms in Polk county, near
railroad station, store and post
office; 200 acres all under plow:
fine hop land; good buildings. If
sold at once will make a sacrifice
price 3-10-2t-
WANTED Young men to learn au
tomobile business by mail and
prepare for positions' as chauffeurs
and repair men. We make you
expert In ten weeks; assist you to
secure position. Pay big; work
pleasant; demand for men great;
reasonable; write for particulars
and sample lesson. Empire Auto
mobile Institute; "Rochester, N. Y.
3-12-3ts
FOR SALE Etra large fine sow;
will farrow first week in May.
Farmer Phone 9S. Philip Rus.
3-12-2t
FOR. RENT Seen-room house iu
Yew Park, has bath, hot water
and is wired for lights. Julius
Nelson, 1350 Waller street, or 170
S. Liberty. 3-12-lt
WANTED Between now and mid
night, Wednesday, March 16, 100
men and women to come in and
take their choice of the marve
lous bargains romaiuing in stan
dard make pianos, which are bo-
ing sold at less than wholesale
prices. Big salo closes Wednes'
day night. Read big adv., page 2.
FOR SALE Several brand new,
standard made pianos at less than
wholesale at Wenger & Cherrlng
ton's big Advertising Test sale,
Salo closes Wednesday, March 16.
See big advertisement, page 2.
WANTED Owner of lot to erect
building to cost $1500 for rent.
Address. "J. W. G., 387 Mill
street, Portland. 3-12-2t
FOR ,SALE A range, carpets, and
other housohold furniture. In
quire of 8246 Marion St. 3-5-3ts
FOR SALE Cow, price $25. Fann
ers Phone 24x. 3-12-3t
Contractors.
Sealed bids will be received by
tho Board of Directors of School
District No. 24, in Marion County,
Oregon, at the office of the School
Clerk, at No. 388 State Street, for
tho erection of a new School Build
ing on Block No. 22 in Englowood
Addition to Salem, Oregon.
Bids to be opened by the Board
nt tho Clerk's office Wednesday
evoning, March 10, 1910, at 7:30
o'clock p. m.
Certified chock for 5 per cent of
tho amount of bid to accompany
each bid. Said ehcok of stiocoaefti)
bidder to bq forfeited to the Board
unlees he qualify within five day
from date nf award.
Plana and specifications oaa be
een at the office of Architect, aud
Superintendent of Public Cosstrus
Hon. F. A. Leg, In the Hijt&7
Block, Salem, Oregon. Boar4 r
ervH8 rlxbt to reject any or all bids
Dated thla Ural day of March, 1910.
By. order of the Board.
H. A. JOHNSON. Jr.,
Clork.
Music
SALEM, OREGON
Attention, AVoincn of Woodcraft
All officers and members are ear-
aimers
Mas Durability and Excellent Worth
When you put your money Into an Auto, n wnnt'.mo thing that will givo you good service
The Good of An Automobile Is
Will It stand the test? What will be the oxponso to keep it in good condition? In tho CIIAIiMER'S
DETROIT "HO" each particular part la chosen from tho best selected mnterlala. Therefore the repair
expense is a minus quantity. They will and always have stood tho tost.
They Don't Wear-Themselves Out
T. Tfm ftlflTAIPIMC IHATimirp
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forth every effort at improvement
Biruiu.
Do You Need a Business Car?
If so it would bo to your Interest io Investigate the merits of the HUDSON "l!0". jThe,y aro au excel
lent car as a Rumibount, and it ro hard to boat for the money. '
I May We Meet Timely and Part Friendly
173 Liberty St.
All the latest styles and designs
direct from the factory. We
are no consignment dealers.
Honest Piano Value
1889-In Salem 1910
Sewing Machines
nestly requested to meet at tho hall
Sunday, "-March 13, at 1 o'clock.
j sharp, to attend in a body the funer
-Detroit
llkt n t.nn..fn n It n tA nalail fmf 4tiA trl h nU fn n f rnra Tin
tfW lO I DUUt bill 4U MVi IVU
without any addition to tho price,
itai ijiara
A. V. CLAY, Manager
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WITT
121 S. Commercial St.
al of our late neighbor, Holcomb.
By ordor of Viola Matlock, Guardian
Neighbor,
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wo wotuu ue pieasea to demon- g
Phone 783
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