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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1910)
TAlT,Y CAPITAL .inniVAIi. SAtiTCM. OREGON MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1010. W. B. and Lavida Corsets, Naiad and Omo Press Shields, Valentine's Shed Water Foulards The Clearing Sale Continues With Greater Enthusiasm and Better Values Than Before HUBBARD IS ! WHIPPED IN FIRST ROUND Sfc ! jc PERSONALS Take advantage of the unusual money savings we are adding to our large list daily. Every department has contributed a bountiful display of seasonable merchandise at tremendous reductions The Store Ahead Public Phone, Rest Rooms, Sanitary Labatories and Hy genio feed Water for the con venience of Our Customers. Salem's Style Store Salem's Greatest Garment Store Offers Linen Suits and Dresses, values up to $20, special at Over IQO Choice Models Of this, season's most effective styles. The beautiful lines in these garments distinguish them from all others shown in this town. These linen suits are plain tailored and elaborately trimmed with lace medallions, or braided down the front with braided collars and cuffs. The lingerie dresses are a revalation of tucks, laces and embroidery in one piece styles. We expect to sell every garment this week at this low price. Be among the first to make selections from the values ranging in price up to $20.00 a garment. You'll get lots of wear out of a dress or suit before ihe summer is gone. You'll probably need a new dress for fair week,' anyway. No woman can afford to miss such an oppor tunity. AH sizes, in values up to $20.00, now clearing at M ML Dress Goods and Silks Clonrnnco orders havo boon iBsuod against our high, grado linos of droas goods and fancy silks. This an nouncement will causo many women to hurry horo to havo a dross longth laid away or a waist pattern cut from this boautlful soasonablo show ing. Fancy silks now clonrlng at 25 oLess Seasonable Dress i nD-:na Goods Marked at rflCe Aseptic Drinking Cups 6 to a Cartoon Only 10c Theso paper drinking cup3 can be used several times. Thoy ara dainty, healthful and Inviting. A poslttvo assurance against gorms. Vory con venient for truvollng, picnics, schools, and will bo found vory coti vontont in sick rooms. Thoy aro In dorsed by stato and local boards of hoalth. Doing machlno mado makes thorn absolutely ascitic. Ask to boo thorn at notion counters, Cartoon of G cups at . . . 10c MEN'S MOUNTAIN SHIRTS New showing just receivod in rod and groon corduroy and bluo and brown flannel and jersey swotsr shirts. ONCE A SEASON SALE You have a chance once a season to buy Hart Schaff ner & Marx clothes at reduced prices. You cannot net that chance at any other store in Salem, and you cannot get that chance at any other time except when we clear tip our stock. r are ready togive you something on the price of to clear them up. If we get you ac- - 'n'pfpfi With the merchandise; demonstrate the merits of these Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes to vou. we will make more in your good will than we lfi in the price. We can afford to make an invest- ment in your good will at some sacrifice of profits. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX SPECIAL SALE Copymbt lycy by ILK ibtrn.c tc Mm t The Clothes that arc now on sale are the same cloth that we sold during the Spring and Slimmer; fine, high-class goods. The difference in price represents our inten tion of clearing them out so that next Spring, as usual, we shall offer you noth ing but absolutely fresh goods. You will realize what a big inducement this sale is when you see the goods. Muslin Underwear Less 1 -3 Tho most particular part of a lady's summer wardrobe is her un dermuslin, and shei exercises un usual care in the selection of those garments, not only on account of their attractiveness of designs ami trimmings, but they must bo of such quality of materials that will stand the wear and tear of several trips to the laundry, and heroin lies the real test of lingerie, because the laundry is no respector of garments, and If your undermusllns are made of weakly woven cambric or lawn, then their life will bo short Indeed. Tho kind which combines quality with lovely and exclusive effects in trimming is here, and tomorrow will surely be a big white wear day. Now reduced One Third in Price. Embroideries Less 1-3 There aro thousands of yards of flouncing, bands, headings, inser tions, edgings, etc., in this salo and hundreds of different patterns to ehooso from, it you have a single embroidery neod, and what woman hasn't? it wll pay you to take ad- Joe Welsh, of this city, won an easy victory over Hubbard, the black pugilist, of Portland, at Woodburn yesterday afternoon when ho de feated him In a minute after the two contestants had stepped Into the ring. Tho two were scheduled to .battle Saturday night, but it was postponed until yesterday afternoon. Hubbard had the reputation of being consid erable of a puglist, and had for some time sought to bout with Welsh, and finally ho consented. Welsh found him the easiest kind of fighting, however, and brought tho battle to an end before the first round had closed. The bout was witnessed by a large crowd. o FIRES ARE SWEEPING THE FOREST vantago of theso at loss CITY NEWS. Save Ton l'cr Cent? Dy paying your water bills on or before tho 10th of tho month. 8-S3t Attention Ladle Drossmaklng and Indies' tailoring at tho BTYLK GRAFT! SHOP, 279 North Commercial St 8-11-tf Remains Shipped to Lebanon Tho remains of M. D. MoLlnn, who died Sunday morning at tbs Harriett farm, wore shipped today to Lebanon whore Interment will be raade. Mr. MoLlnn wan 66 year of ago, and leave to survive him three sons, and a daughter. One of the sons D. D. MoLlnn, la a roeldrat f this city. For Salo Fine 6 or 10-acro, tract. Homer II, Smith, room 5, McCornack building. Phono 96. 8-2-tf Pay Your Wuter HMs On or before tho 10th of the month and savo 10 per cent. 8-8-3 1 One of tho Finest Houses in Salem has been placod In my hands to Bell, The silo must be made soon, therefore the price U reasonable. Soe me about this be fore It Is gone. Ilomor II. Smith, room 5, McCornack bldg. Phone 96. 7-1 3-i f Charltm MrNnry Unimproved Word received today by the rela Uvea of Charlee McNary, who Is ut Seal Rooks, stated that his condition way tho same as whon he left this olty. Mr. McNary Is sufforlug from a bad cold which sot Uul on his lungs nud was tnkon to Seal Rocks Wednes day whoro It was hoped thnt tho climate would be helpful to him. Whilo suffering considerable pain his condition Is not regarded as serious, and It Is but a matter of tlmo until he will rocovor. Pay Your Water ltllls On or before tho 10th of tho mouth nnd savo 10 per cent. 8-8-m Hoard Rejects Road Bids The Hoard of County Commission era today rojected tho bids of the Owl Construction oampauy, $64,911. -13 and that of tho Capital Improve ment company, 6i,644 far construo tlon of the Sllvorton-Mnrqvnm road, and will re-advertlso for bids. Tho length of this road to be Improved Is 4 1-3 miles. The rejection of the bids was mndo on tho grounds that tiny wore excessive. Bueliuer Funeral , Yesterday Tho funeral of John Buchnor, wno died August 4, at his residence in the city, was held from tho South Salem Methodist church yesterday afternoon. Intorment was made in Forest Cemetery, The funeral was largely attended. Klleu's New Discovery Has sidetracked nil salves and liquids. This Is tho time of year when horses' necks and shoulder get sore, and F. E. Shafor now has Just the remedy you want. Call and see It, at the saddlery and harnew shop on South Ooiumerolal street. S-S-eod tt Try a Journal Want Ad 1-311 Spokane, Wash., Aug. S. The worst forest Are In the history of that part of tho country is raging near Bell Grove, according to re ports brought here by Ned Calkins. Calkins estimates that each quar ter section burned contained from 2,000,000 to 4,000,000 feet .of choice timber. It Is reported that a rancher named Dow was cremated in a fire at Mica Bay, where the flames leaped a gap of half a mile, catch ing brush at Gould's landing. Several families lost everything in the Are. No high winds havo blown in the Couer d'Alene forest, in Idaho, and reports from the first stricken dis tricts indlcato that the situation !s encouraging. Trenches havo been dug and prac tically encompassed tho burning areas. Reports from Hope, Idaho, state that the town is almost surrounded by fire. A heavy rain fell last night, which probably will reduce the flre to such proportions that they can be controlled by tho hundreds of fight ers. A rain of six hours' duration ear ly Sunday put tho foresters again In control of tho fires In tho Kootenai district, according to advices from Morava, Idaho. Communication to many parts nf Idaho and Montana where fires have been reported, was prostrated yes terday by the electric storm and heavy rains, but it is believed that the heavy downfall of water has practically extinguished most of tha smaller fires. Tho rangers have been working under tremendous strain and it is said troops will be sent to their re lief to prevent further destruction of valuable timber. o Now Is tho Time To save 10 per cent on your water bills by paying on or before the 10th of the month. S-S-3,t Wants to Ho Ropreentativc George N. Farrln this afternoon filed with the secretary of state his declaration of intontion of becom ing a candidate for the office of state representative from the Sixth Representative District. Ho is a re publican in politics. Now Is tho Time To save 10 per cent on your water bills by paying on or before tho 10Ui of the month. 8-S-3t E. D. Sperry, of Coqullle, is & business visitor In tho city. E. G. Spain' of Cottage Grovo,. was In the city yesterday. Glenn P. McClellan, of Turner,, spent Sunday In tho city. Geo. G. Hannah, and H. T. Bagley were visitors in .the city yesterday from Hillsboro. Lawyer H. II. Turner and family left on tho morning's train bound for Newport and thoy expect to be absent from tho city about a month. Paul Johnson and wifo are visiting in Portland. Miss Nellie Cowles visited -with her parents at Woodburn Sunday. Eugeno Houston Is a Woodburm visitor. Mrs. M. E. Lamb is back from a. visit with friends in Newburg. H. H. Corey, chief clerk to Secre tary of State Benson, is visiting with, relatives and friends at Baker City. Theodoro Opsund, chief clerk to Master Fish Warden Clnnton, is en joying his vacation at Silver Creek.-Falls. ULYRRIED. McMILLAN-THOMAS At the homo of tho bride's parents, Mr. and' Airs. Charles Johnson, . 78S W. San Fernando street, San Jose. Calif., July 29, 1910, Mr. Amos: Clyde McMillan, of Salem, Ore gon, nnd Miss Fraukie Aletio Thomas, Rev. Levi Gregory, unci of the groom, . pastor, Friends church, Oakland, California, offi ciating. The happy couple re ceived many beautiful and usefut presents. They will make thoir home at Salem, Oregon. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society "rmk. Meredith, Psidcut aenl Room l.'t Bush Bank Hllc, Snloni, Or MONEY TO LOAN! 1WOS. K. FORl Over lAdd & Bush Bunk, rinleiu. Or.. . V NEW TODAY FOR SALE Fine 5 or 10-acro tract Homer H. Smith, room 5, McCor nack bldg. Phone 96. S-2tf CAN YOU AFFORD To pass up such an opportunity as the follow ing: For sale, good ,6-room house,, pantry, bath, all rooms good size,, board walks, barn and chicken, house, city water, excellent view. lots of shade and fruit trees, house plastered and' In extra good condi tion. Price $1900, easy terms Homer H. Smith, room 5, McCor nack building. Phone 96. 8-2-tf GIfford PInchot Is going to stump to elect Mr. Johnson governor of California not Jack, but Hiram. 1 Save Ten Per Cent , By paying your water bills on or before the 10th of the month. 8-S-lt n You Buy Much good Improved land near Sublimity, Oregon at J 65 per acre. No, you cannot. For a short time, however, I have a 140-acro farm one mile from Sublimity at $65 per acre. This price includes the crop until harvested. See me at onco about this, aa It will not last long. Homer H. Smith, room 6, McCornack bldg. Phone 96. ' 7-13-tf Sand nnd Gravel Best on the river. Cement, lime and plaster tho beat only, sewer and drain pipe, fire briok and flre olay. I Only best brands kept. Capital Im provement Co. Phone 14. South Liberty street. 8-5-6t I West Salem Transfer Passenger Baggage Connects with all trains at West Salem for Dallas, Falls City and Salem. Leaves Journal office for West Salem at 8:40 a. m., 12 m., 1:10 p. m. and 4.00 p. m. every day except Sunday. Also for Independence, Mon mouth and McMinnvlllo. Leaves Sunday at 8:00 a. m., 1:00 p. m., and 5:15 p.m. Calls at hotels on request. Telephone or leave orders at Capital Journal office any day but Sunday. Phone 32, J. B. Underwood, Mgr. FOR SALE First class newspaper folding machine 4-C-8-10 or II pages folded at once up to a full, sized 7 column paper. Cheap if taken soon. Speed 1800 to 2000 per hour. Inquire Journal Salem, Ore. 3-21-tf FOR SALE A modern 5-room cot tage, on nn improved corner lor. 50x107; one uf the finest locatlonsi In tho city. This place has all) modern plumbing, bath, toilet,, lavatory, etc., connected wlthi sewer. Fireplace, teamed celling,, cabinet kitchen and all up-to-date conveniences. Tho location is ex cellent. Easy payments. Homer H. Smith, room 5 McCornack.' building. Phono 96. 6-22-tf FOR SALE The following land hasi been placed In my hands to sell: 10,000 acres of farming land, lo cated In Morrow and Gilliam coun ties; 80 acres of land, 16 miles from Spokane, Wash.; 192 acres near Whitman, Wnsh., and 1100 acres In Columbia county, Wash, For particulars and informati. call on or write me at the Journal office, Salem, Ore. R. M. Hofer. 6-13-tf FOR SALE A fine lot on south east corner of 24th and Trade Sts.,. high and dry, 60x192 'A. This is a dandy. $400, $25 dawn, bal ance $10 per month. Homer H Smith, Room 5, McCormack build ing. 6-20-tf FOR SALE Span of largo mules, cheap, at Hammer's sawmill, 3 niilo?- west of Down's Station, North. HowelL 7-28-3wks FOR SALE A well located busl nee lot on South Commercial for-. $700. This Is O. K. Bechtel &. Bynon, 347 State. GOOD BUY Ten acres Rosedale; fine soil, all irrigable; 200 cords wood. Bargain at $800. BechteP & Bynon, 347 State street. SOMETHING REAL GOOD Ton acres at Rosedale, covered with?, timber and having a large flint rock quarry; stumpage sells read ily on ground to driers at $l.t0 per cord. Perpetual running; stream; first class fruit soil when cleared; part irrigable. Owner needs money and this Is your op portunity. Beehtel & Bynon, 3 47 State. CAPABLE MAN WANTED To ears for garden, plow and harrow; s good place for the right man. Ap ply at 825 Court street. 8-8-tf.