DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGOX, MOXDAY, NOVEMBER 81, itlO.'
tagu nra
s s., . V
Pre Holiday
Sale
of
PR
f-lOPAY
QAIK
VI f 11 I ri
-
CHILDREN'S COATS SHARPLY REDUCED.
$20.00 and $15.00
One Piece Suits
$11.50
Every one brand new; either In silks or serge; made In the new
shirtwaist and skirt effect or princess.
Holiday Sale of
Pillow Tops
Many beautiful designs. All the new shapes and materials.
$1.00 values .'
...59c
21c
75c values .
30c values .
20c Ribbon, pure silk, yard
Children's Dress Goods, 16 2-3o,
CITY NEWS.
For Sale
10 pigs at Independent Market,
256 Ferry street. 11-20-Zt
Turkeys, Ducks, Geese
And chickens at Farrington's,
426 State street. Phone 217.
ll-21-2t
I'r'Mtre Your Costumes
And capture one of the many
prizes at the Masquerade at the
Auditorium Thursday, November 24.
ll-19-5t
tiix-Room House
Bath, newly finished inside, lot 80i
100, for sale cheap. N. D. Elliott
Job printer, 221 South Commercial
street 10-5-tf
Nice Fat Young Turkeys
26c per pound at Farrington's,
-426 State street. Phone 217.
ll-21-2t
'Grand Dancing Masquerade
At the Auditorium Thanksgiving
'night, Thursday, November 24. Ad
mission: Gentlemen, 60c; ladies,
25c. ll-l-3t
W. I. lUgdoa. Undertaker
- New location, 262 North High, op
posite city hall. Everything new
. and first class. 11-18-tf-eod
aSBBS
M on meats
The best time to erect a mono
, meat- is now. I have a large stock
to select from, ' You will be suf
,' prised bow good a monument I can
; supply you for a small amount.
Wilton W. Martin. 289 N. Liberty
street. 10-16-eod-tf
rroposltioa Worttiy
Of investigation. Want to meet a
' few persons having from $600 to
91000 to invest In a manufacturing
enterprise that has merit, and no
competition. Interested parties can
have lucrative employment, if com
petent. Address box 304, Salem, or
all at room 820 U. S. Bank build
ing. 11-8-tf
lu the Million Class
The Capital National bank in its
statement in today's Journal shows
that Its assets have now passed the
million dollar mark. This is the
second of Salem's banks to get into
the million class, and It speaks well
not only of the bank, but la an un
answerable statement of the coun
try's resources and of Its prosperous
condition. ,
Ladies7 Suits
This sale affords an excellent oppor
tunity to provide yourself economic
ally with one of our snappy new
suits, which embrace all the styl
ish details demanded by Dame.
Fashion.
i
$35.00 Suits $2100
$30.00 Suits $22.50
$20.00 Suits .$15.00
$20.00 Suits, extra special .,.$12.00
$16.00 Suits $ 9.90
Extra special $ 8.00
.......... 69o
6 Oo values '.. . 36c
25c values 17o
12c
20o, 25c, 35c, 45c, 60c up.
Special' meeting of Pacific
Lodge No. 60, A. F. ft A.
M., this evening. Work in
the M. M. degree. Visiting
brethren welcome.
A. O. V. W. Tonight
Don't fall to come to the meeting
tonight. There will, be something
doing every minute. All members
are urgently requested to turn out.
CLYDE MASON, M. U.
KvmiKfliHtH lit'
Mr. and Mrs. J. Coombs M'Olellan,
singing evangelists from the Moody
church, and Bible Institute of Chi
cago, will speak and sing In the W.
C. T. U., cprner S. Commercial and
Ferry, tonight. All are Invited. No
collection.
Hit a Wood Wagon
Saturday evening about 7 o'clock
a street car on Commercial ran into
a wagon loaded with wood, and fire'
Wood took a tumble that will not
benefit consumers. The horses had
fortunately gotten, across the track
and were uninjured. The motorman
is said to be blameless by those who
saw the accident as there is practl
cnl'y about as much light at tha
crossing of Union and Commercial,
where the accident occurred, as a
lightning bug would shed if penned
in a beer bottle.
The Scotchman and Yankee Girl
Blngers and 'dancers and a new
change of moving pictures. Mon
day, Tuesday and .Wadpesday att
Wexford.-
Hiding It, as a preservative for
Jelly, is better than bensoate of so
da.
A good man Is known by the con
dition of his stock In the spring.
8tats of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, ss:
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior member of the firm of
F. J. Cheney ft Co., doing business
In the City of Toledo, county and
state aforesaid, and that said firm will
pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
of catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of De
cember, A. D., 1886.
i A. W. GLEASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Bead for testimonials fre.
F. J. CHENEY ft CO..
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 76c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation. '
This store Is completely filled with beautiful na wmerchandtse suitable for Christmas Gifts.- . In the his
, tory of this store we have never before provided so bountifully for the holiday season. Already the store
Is being decked In gala attire. Everything Is being done to make your Xmas shopping easy and pleasant.
. Visit the store and ask tosee the new goods. You are always welcome. We are offering this sale to In
- duce you to come and see our Christmas gift display. THE DEST VALUES ARE HERE. t
. r t . , :
Reduced the Holiday Sale
All our finest hemstitched, drawn work and Japanese embroidered pieces. The beauty of our assortment
has never been excelled in Salem. Come and see tbem.
$5.00 values '.$3.99
s $2.50 values $2.19
Holiday and Thanksgiving Sale of
liable Linens
If you are especially fond of beautiful table linens we have a treat In store for you. We are- becoming
. known as a house that carries a splendid quality of linens and also very beautiful patterns. Ws hare just
received a new shipment, and never before have we shown as complete and handsome display of linens as
i at the present time. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF BALE PRICES. . ,.
$2.25 values, yard ......... .$1.87 ... $1.00 values,
$2.00 values, yard .....$1.25 $ .75 values,
$1.50 values, yard V...$1.19 V 4 .60 values,
$1.25 values, yard $1.12
. i
(
Sets also reduced) as well as the
We Carry the BEST in
THE NOBLE COUNT"
AND BLOODED DOG
STRIKE HARD LINES
HIS BLL'K-BLOODED NIBS HAS
TO APPEAR BEFORE THE VUT
GAR PUBLIC IN VAUDEVILLE
HE HATES IT, BUT NEEDS THE
MONEY.
DN1TBD PBESI USA BED WIUS.
Chicago, Nov. 21. Count Jacques
Alexander von Marlk De Beaufort,
whose domeetlo Infelicities and fistic
exploits have engaged a great part
of the attention of the Chicago press
for several weeks will. If l.othtng In
terferes, make his debut as a vocalist
and lecturer this afternoon at a Chi
cago vaudeville theatre. The count
will be supported by bis bboded bull
dog "Sancho."
When the count was told last night
that it was rumored that when he
steps out to the footlights the first
thing be would notice would be a
shower of antiquated eggs, ha said:
"Will nothing satisfy this man Kll
gallen. If Kllgallen knew how dis
tasteful It Is for me to appear before
the vulgar mob, he would rejoice
that I have this engagement. I hate
It, I tell you I hate 1. It Is only for
the money that I do It."
..Tbe count denied that he would de
scribe his - iparttai SroubW Yroiu' the
footlights.
"I Intend only to sing two songs la
English and one In French," the count
continued. "The French song Is called
When Love Is Gone.', The English-
songs have not been decided upon. In
addition I shall deliver a short lec
ture on dogs."
. o
WHITE SLAVERS
GET LONG TERM
IN PENITENTIARY
CNtTHD rSMS UI1IID WIS J
Portland, Ore., Nov. 21. Con
victed under the federal statute pro
hibiting white slave trafficking,
George Kavalin, a graduate of tha
university of Athens, Greece, and
James Takos, were sentenced ti
long terms In the penitentiary today
by Judge Wolverton, of the United
States district oourt. According .to
Federal Prosecutor McCourt, the two
$3.60 values . $2.99
$1.76 values 4.... ..$1.49
napkins to match the linen by the yard,'
men . were the flrafcto be convicted
under the "white slave" law.
Kavalin, who was the ringleader,
was sentenced to eight years penal
servitude and Takos to six years.
They were convicted on the charge
of having brought two young girl
from, Eureka, California, to Portland
for Immoral purposes.
KIKRMAN WANTS THE
MATTER RE-HEAIll
A petition for a rehearing in the
case of Frank Kiernan against the
City of Portland was filed this morn
lug with the clerk of the supremo
court.
Ths case was Instituted by Kler
nan against the city of Portland
with the view of preventing the Issu
ance of bonds for the construction of
what Is known as the Broadway
bridge across the Willamette river
on the ground that the provision of
the city, charter under which th
bonds were issued had not been
adopted in a manner provided by
law. Both the circuit and the su
preme court decided In favor of the
city. The attorneys of Kleruan now
contend In their petition for rehear
ing that there are spine grave consti
tutional questions Involved, both
federal and state, and that In order
that the court may Intelligently deal
with them, a rehearing Is necessary.
THE KAISER HAS
PROBABLY GONE "DRY"
- Berlin, Nov. 81, "The next war
will be won by the nation with ths
smallest liquor bill," declared Em
peror William today, at theopenlng
of a naval college at Elansburg. ' '
"We all want to be well ground
ed In religious convictions," tba kais
er conynued, "and want temper
ance sVons of our. chief virtues. The
good fighting man must be 'a good
man physically, and this Is Impossible
to the man who drinks to excess.
O- , ii ,
A Card,
The undersigned wish to thank
their many friends for kindnesses on
the occasion of the Illness and
death of their mother, Mrs. Bogui
end especially 'for the many beauti
ful gifts of flowers at her funeral. .
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Marvin,
Mr. George Washburn,
Mrs. John Durno.
The state is the servant of the
public, therefore the etatmau
should be, and is, the public's man.
The man who is always willing to
give half the road seldom stands e
need Of help but that he gets It.
$1.25 values .' $ .99
$1.60 value $1.29
yard ..........$ .79
yard ....$ ".64
yard. $ .49
,
Quality
SCOTCH VERDICT
OF HOT PROVEN
. FOR LORIMER
ONITSD FSSSS U1SIO WIB1.J
Washington, Nov. 21. Senator
Burrows this afternoon said that
the Lorlmer investigating commit
tee expects to report early in the
coming session of congress. It Is be
lieved that the majority will report
that the charges were not proved
that William Lorlmer of Illinois, ob
tained his election to the United
States senate through legislative
bribery.
Campaign Expenses.
Several candidates for office at ths
recent election today filed the stata
nvent or their campaign expenses
with the secretary of state.
Among the number filed there are
two James A. Chlnnock, who was
elected superintendent for water di
vision district No. 1, and Hon. F. W.
Benson, elected secretary , of state,
who have the distinction of not hav
ing expended a single penny during
the campaign.
Ths others filing statements are J.
W. Hamilton, candidate for Judge In
the second Judicial district, wbQS4
expenses amounted - to 8333.33;
Johns 8. Hodgln, candidate for dis
trict attorney for the tenth Judicial
district, whose expenses amounted to
3206.33; and Hon. T. B. Kay, elected
treasurer, who spent $379.60,
DIED.
8IIARP At the family home near
Salem, ' Sunday, November 80,
1910, Elisabeth Sharp Herren,
widow of J. C. Herren, of paraly
sis, aged 78 years, 8 months and
13 days.
The funeral will be held at ths
family home five miles east of the
city, Tuesday, November 23, at 10 a.
m, Interment In Odd Fellows ceme
tery.
aaasMsawSM.
JORY At Roseburg, Oregon, No
vember 17, 1910, at 10:30 p. m.,
after a short illness, James W.
Jory, brother of Hugh Jory, of
this city. - Deceasod was aged 64
years and 13 days. Interment at
Roseburg.
Hottaoe Undertakinc, Parlors.
Modern In every detail. Lady assist
ant. Corner Cottage and Chenieketa.
Phons 724.
Try a Journal "Want Ad."
75c Negligee and
Dress Shirts v
56c
3 Pair Good Black
or Tan Sox
25c
Great Sale
of
W oolen
Knit
Many pretty stitches. ' good and
warm; of nine soft yarn; whits,
black and all colors.'
$2.00 values ............ $1.49
$1.26 values ... .1 ...... . 99
90o values .............. .79e
76c values ' 49o
35c values ...... 29c
80o Persian Ribbon, yard ...19o
SALE OF CHILDREN'S FLEECE
, , LINED UNDERWEAR.
85o vests and pants ........ 29(3
SOo vests and .pants ,..21o
27e vests and pants 19o
25o vests and pants . . , 17c
24o vests and pant ........ 16o
Persian striped silks and plain
colors In Messallne; 49o per yard.
.
MONEY TO LOAN We have $1500
to loan on good $irm property.
. Becbtel & Bynon, 347 State street
FOR SALE Nearly new $490 piano
for sale for $200. Address, BBB,
Journal office.
FIVE ACRES first class on Sllverton
' road, close In. Easy terms to
party who will Improve. Bechtel
ft Bynon, 347 State street.
FOR SALE Lots in all parts of the
city; easy payments; 3100 and up.
See Homer H. Smith, Roots ft,
Mcornack blJg. Phone 96.
10-28-tf
INSTALLMENT HOUSES We hav
a number of houses to sell on the
easy pfcyment plan. Small cash
payment and balance like rent.
Bechtel ft Bynon, 847 State street.
FURNISHED ROOMS Electric
lights, bath; $1.26 week. 476
South Commercial street
ll-17-8t
CARDWBLL ADDITION LOTS We
have a few good lots left In Card
well addition which ws can sell on
easy payments. $8 down, $6 per
month and no interest. Close to
carllne, boulevard and school.
Becbtel ft Bynon, $47 Stats street.
QUILTINO dons by New Idea Quilt-
nr. Prices, $1.00. $1.36. $1.60.
104T a Fir St. : Two blocks west
of Brtck Store, South Salem.
If
WANTED Ons - first class hustling
solicitor for week's work In Salem.
Magatlns or book experience de
sirable. Special- offer. Commis
sions will run about $25. Apply
tonight. Mr. Berry, Cottage Ho
tel. YOU CAN BUY a five or ten-aor
fruit tract at Hollywood on easy
' payments and thus secure a flue
suburban home sits. On Sllverton
road Just one mile from Fair
grounds. Bechtel ft Bynon, 84
Stats street.
FOR SALE Six cords dry fir wood
at $3.60 per cord. Phone Main
1935. , 11-31-21
Tbsukftiliiess Is a condition, and
not a theory; a way of living, rather
than a view of life.
The day spent in sotting post and
fencing in the stacks will pay lurgc
profits all winter long.
Scarfs
itsatttSflSaMfa
4 PAIRS GOOD SOX
black ortan, 60c.
See our New Neckwear for men
In the ;
Men'sCIotlK
ihg Dep't
Ws are determined to carry out
the policy of the store, i ., to
give our customers better values
than they can get elsewhere, and
we are doing It. Ws show the
. SMARTEST CLOTHES In all WooL
fabrics, at prices that prove this
is the best value-giving store in
the Northwest. j ; -
Ladles' Handbags and Purses at
specially reduced prices.
Buy for Xmas now; it will be
eoonomy to do so.
4 PERSONALS'
Dad Geier left Thursday for Kla
math Falls, Sun Francisco, Sunt
Rosa, Los Angeles and Santa Bar
bara, and may visit the hot place be
fore he returns.
J. C. Aiken, of Roseburg, has
been spending two weeks at Port
land, and stopped off to see his cou
sin, R. D. Allon, of this city, Mr
Allen 1b the man who got over tha
fence for a third term as county
clerk.
Dr. W. W. Klmmel and Attorney
N. M. Newport, of Lebanon, wers
guests at the new Hotel Marion
Saturday. t .
Master Fish Warden Clanton Is
back from a visit to eastern Oregon.
O. L. Berry, o Seattle, circulation
manager of the "Westerner," Is In
ths city on business.
Hon. A. M. Gilbert, who has been
confined to the house with a sick
spell, was out on the streets today
for the first time In several weeks.
Hon. Will R. King, Justice of tha
supreme court, whp. rau about 100
ahead of his ticket, has decided to
make his permanent residence ii
this city and open a law office and
try to get the business ot some of
thooe who voted for him.
Heury M. Hansen, for some tlra
with The Journal as city editor, and
who has been employed oa some of
the larger papers of ths Northwest,
has 'returned to Salem to work at
his former Job. He likes Salem an3
ths people seem o like bis work:
wherever fcs holds down a desk.
Too often men bow the kaes tot
the god of Things as They Were.
It Is one thlug W make money,
and cults another thing to widely,
use the profits of one's labor.
Oregon Coffee House
184 N. Liberty Street;
Light lunches at all hours, and tha
best 25o meals morning noon and
night, served la the city. Give us x
call and you will bs a regular cus
tomer. YOl'RH FOR A GOOD MEAL.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD '
Over Ladd and Bush Bank, Salem, Or
Norwich Union
Fire Insurnace Society.
Frau k Meredith, Resident Agent.
Room 13 Bush Bank Blk, Salem, Or.
t