Daily capital journal., January 13, 1911, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

' KR'0X!'ftlPAY, JAM'ABV 13, 1911.
PAGE EIGHT
DON'T SPEND ALL YOUR CHU&TMAS MCNE
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PAITY CAPITAL JOcn
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WAISTS SPECIAL at $1.19
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WOMEN'S TAILORED
SUITS AND COATS
ONEI-HALF PRICE
At this season of the year
we must clean house to make
room for spring goods that
will soon be on the way, Now
is the time to make selections
for future needs, Women.':
suits and coats made from the
best materials 1 D-J-
obtaniable at ..--2 mce
Men's and Boys' Clothing at Special
Prices, Investigate
, Any man or boy can brcuto a good suit or ovorcoat at this store for
long than maker's cost. They are made by well known makers and
tailored la a first class manner. Come In and look them over.
CITY NEWS.
Weather
Fair ton t and Haturday.
Reduced Prices on Wood
See our display ad. C. K. Spanld
Ing LogKlng company. 12-30-tf
Kotlee
Commencing Tuesday, January 10th,
the Oregon Elixitrtn Flier will 1om
Balein at 4:30 p. m. Instead of 3:20
p. m., to accommodato travol during
the legislature. C. E. ALDIN,
l -t Don. Agt.
Lust
" Whits cut one blue eyo, from Am
ter'i Flat, corner Lesly and S. Com
mercial' streets, Th cat bolongs to
little girl who Is a stranger In 8a
lora and Is mourning for her pet.
Notify above renldonce or phone 672.
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W. T. lUgdoii, Uiidwrtnkor
New location, 253 North High, op.
poslte city ball. Everything now
and drat claw. 11-lS-tf-eod
Notioe :
The ailnunl rorot.ng of thn stork
I oldcra of tlio Ruloin Fruit Union
will be held at tho oltlr of tha Union
fiaturdny, Junuary 14. at 10 . m.
C. L.' MoNary, proHldont, E. A. Arm
Irong, swrotary. l-7-4t ood
For Yonr Sunday
Dinner a nice chicken. drosBed to
your order would make a nloo chnngo
4on"t forget where you enn get de
pendable groceries. Phiini 131, The
Biuwet Grocery,
M'ants Money Judgment
C, f. jr'ajj' has commenced a milt
In the jdccuil court ngalnnt Oio.''W.
.Wf MWlrW "!,ks tl,ut "n; ba
w!!',if!i Jl"!KUJ''nt for 134-75 which
he wiya, wjiiiq iiji for the eale to the
defendant,,,, pf ,(jooiis and wares and
tHerclianilltti
l ire Sale
Next week will be tho lt of the
fire sale In pianos, sewing machines,
pbonoitrspbH and records. All dam--god
goods not sold, then will be put
Mido and new goods put In place.
Geo. C. Will, Mtteto and Sewing Ma
chine Man. l-13-2t
Realty lUwrd MorU Vimlght, T:HO
' At H. A, JohnsonCs olllivi, State
tret. L'rgint matters of buninees
-r to be discussed. All ral wtnto
won are urgnd to attend.
. J, i'olcy-K Kiaocy PttU purify
Torn
El for bnckoe ),
If you should see this
exquisite line of tailored
and lingerie waists you
would not hesitate about
buying, Values up tj
$2,25; special year end
sale at
$1.19
The M'oniun's Club
Will meet with Mrs. F. W. Spencer,
656 Center street, Saturday after
noon at 2:30.
Smith & Field Have Moved
Their rental office to rooms 401
402 U. 8. National Bunk building.
To Cure a Cold In One Dny.
Take Iaxntlvo Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund mosey it It
falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signa
ture Is on each box. 26c,
Hooxt l or Sun Francisco.
When you write to your
frlonds or business connections
In the East do not fall to ex
press a desire to have them aid
In securing the Panama Exposi
tion at Snn Francisco. It will
bring thousands of people to tho
Coast and be a great boost to
aid us In climbing. Mention It to
everyone of your correspondents
and Bk them to write thoir con
gressman or senators.
You Should Eat
Substantial Food
There In no store In Salem that raters to pure nnd substantial
foods as wo do. We want your patronage. We want It strictly on
the merits of soiling you good goods iuid service. Now Is the sea
son for drlwl fruits. You recollect lust season we sold tho best Sun
Dried IVuchca sold in years.
We have secured another lot.
Fancy. 2 tta for 2,rc.
Kxtra fancy, ir per lb.
Fancy Uried Apricot, 2 lbs for
35c.
Culirornla While Figs, Irto lb.
Imported Pulled Figs, ,.,5c. tb,
Tho I.!irgwt Silver Prunes, 2
Tbs for 25c,
Fancy ll.illan Prunes, 3 rtis
for 25c.
Special, a very choice Lemon Cling reach, packed In sanitary tins.
15o per ran, $1.70 dor..
Special Marigold Ilutterlno, 30o per lb.
Fpeclnl, 2 rang Hawaiian Pineapple, 25c,
Special, the very best 2H-lh tin Hawaiian Pineapple $2.65 do.
Royal ltnvid, the only machlno-made bnnvd sold in Snloni.
Roth Grocery Co.
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WANT COURT .
TO ADOPT
A SYSTEM
With the view of prevailing upon
the board of county commissioners to
adopt Bone good roads system for the
county, a system which, wen adopted,
and made use of, will have the effect
of making the main highways of the
county as good as the streets of the
city of Salem a large delegation of
the taxpayers of the county appeared
bofore tho board this afternoon, and
pointed out tho advantages which
would flow from the adoption of a
system, nnd petitioned tho court to
adopt one.
The delegation carried with It a
petition signed by 1000 names of tax
payers in the county as evidence thnt
a canvass had been made to ascertain
tho sentiment with relation to such a
movement, and It was favorable to It.
Speeches were also made by a number
pointing out the necessity of makhiK
the roads of the country better, and
maintaining thnt It can only be effec
tively ilone by the adoption of a sy i
tem whlcih will have for Its object the
pavoment of the highways with a
high clnss of rock.
Whllo no plan has been adopted,
tho subject of building a road .1
flrst-daas highway from north to
south In the country nnd from east
to west, has been discussed, and this
should bo the first work tnken up,
should tho board adopt, a system, Af
ter that tho Improvement work will
be extended to the next Important
roads.
A man doesn't like to be nailed a
fool. For that reason It Is best that
some mem should be nameless.
A pretty girl has no need of brains
until Bhe marries, and then she does
not know how to use them.
itwafi
Mains for this cold weather,
fcpeclul price, ?0c lb.
Flno Pic Mr Hums, 15c It),
llom,i Made Kraut, 10c Hi.
Home Mince Meat, 15c tb.
Tho best Oraiijjvs, Iirge, :!5r
doit.
llome-tnudc Doughnuts, 10c.
Home-made Cookies, 10 and
15c dozen.
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suescxies here
FOR CHARITY AND
HELP THE DESTITUTE
McCutcheon in Chicago Tribune.
I'eter F. (illroy, Deputy Head Consul,
Woodmen of the Herld.
SALEM CAMP
WOODMEN OF
THE WORLD
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WILL HATE A ROt'SKO MEKTING
TOXKiHT, AM BE ADDRESSED
HY DEPl'TV HEAD COSSl'L I'E
TER V. UILROV, OK SAN EUAN
CISCO. .
Salem Camp Woqtlmen of the
World will have a rousing meeting
tonight. Twenty-five new choppers
will be voted In and a class of can
didates Initiated. .
The local camp will have as Its
guest this evening, Deputy Head Con
sul Peter F. Gllroy, of San Francisco,
who will address the enmp on frater
nal lines. Mr. Gilroy Is visiting the
largo camps of the state. In speaking
about our city, Mr. Gilroy said he
was surprised to see such a prettily
laid out city. "We In California think
we have all the beauty but I take my
hat off to Salem.
"I have been In the best hotels In
tho West," he added," "but your Mar
lon Hotel Is as good as the best hotel
on the Pacific Coast and I predict
great things tor your city during the
year 1911."
MORE THAN
A THOUSAND
PASSENGERS
l.ATKSV KK.rnKTS SHOW ( OU IS
INTKNSK SXOW IIKti.W
FAI.MNtJ AtiAlX TODAY I lot)
I'.vssi:(;kus ) sowitoiM
Tli.XINS.
!l)NITKI VRrs lKtRKD WIU1.1
Helena, Mont., Jan. 13. Thr-o
lives have bwn lost, Inestimable dam
age to live stock has buen done, and
no signs of rol'ef aje In sight. This
Is the nummary of the billiard wh!",
struck Montana early tills week, sn.l
has been raging with unabated furj
since.
The known dead to date are:
Moses Stein, Cnlbertson.
Harold Inland, t'pper Madison
Dnsln.
I niilentlfled stage passenger. White
Sulphur Springs.
It Is believed that others have per
ished, but that their bodies will mv
be found until the storm subsides-
Leland, with the "others, wis
burled under an av-Janehe of sno v
and Ice. Tho others we're dug out.
bdly frost bitten. Leland was froxeu
stiff.
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Independence, Jan. 12, 1911.
Mr. I'eter Springer,
Care Olmsted Land Co.,
Salem, Ore.
Dear Sir:
I am obliged to get some one
else to take charge of one of
my best farms, as the present
tenant Is unfit to handle it, and
if you have a man to locate,
that is able to handle It, I will
sell It at a bargain as my health
will not permit of my worrying
with so many tenants.
.Now this Is one of my favor
ite properties, and I built an
8-room bungalow bouse and
quite a large barn since last
September, and we have in
about 90 acres o grain, sowed
last fall. There is about ISO
acres In cultivation and the
balance can be put In, At pres
ent the 60 uncultivated Is one
of the finest pastures In the
state. I have on the place
about all the farm Implements
needed, bought new last fall
and will let crop and all Imple
ments go for $70 per acre, or
the land at $67.50, If sold right
away, within the next 10 days.
If not. I will Install a new man
and then It Is not for sale. I
can sell to local man but he
wants payments and continued
too long. Dut I would give
reasonable terms. A man here
well posted, says It Is the
greatest bargain he knows of.
You need not hesitate to show
It, for It will bear Inspection.
Every foot of It Is fine soil and
It has an ash grove in pasture
and fronts on county road,
close to school house and not
objectionable In any way and
will make a home that anyone
can be proud of and make big
revenues by diversified farming.
Should I sell, myself, I will
phone you. 1 will be here for
about one week, so let me hear
from you. Yours truly,
DENTON KOWEN.
Olmsted Land
Company
373 State Street
With th mercury at 20 below, the
snowfall, which had ceased, began
again today. It continued all day.
Hailroad traffic which has ben
greatly demoralized, shows little Im
provement. Great Northern trains
through the Flathead country were
entirely blocked and traffic was rout
ed from Helena to Spokane via the
Northern Pacific. Eleven hundred
passengers are on the stalled train-.
It Is thought they are pit ntifully sup
plied wi-th food and fuel, and are no;
suffering.
Foot tra'ns. behind rottiry plows,
are hastening to their relief, but pro
gress Is reported unusually slow, ow
Ing to numerous slides.
upoleons Grit
was of t'.iG anconquerable, never-say-dle
kind, the kind that you need most
when you have a bad cold, cough or
lang disease. Suppose troches, cough
syrups, cod liver oil or doctors hawe
all failed, don't lose heart or hope.
Take Dr. King's New Discovery.
Satisfaction ts guaranteed when used
for any throat or lung trouble. It
has saved thousands of hopeless suf
ferers. It masters stubborn colds,
obstinate coughs, hemorrhages, la
grippe, croup, asthma, hav fever and
whooping cough and is the most safe
"d certain - .,--- -,: broncWnl
allectlona, 50c, $1.00. Trial bottle
tree at J. C. Perry 's
jailers Music House I
Great Clean up Sale of Slightly Used
and Marred Pianos Now Going On
Sever
beautiful, high
slightly damaged in transit; these and several
upriaht pianos cf merit that were taken in .da .
a e row on ;:f.; floor for your inspection, all go
ing at prices that would astound the average
niar.ufacture:. We have a few more square
pianos and second-hand organs that'll have to
go at prices i(,vr before heard of,' Have you
c oc ". thorn? Term: t? s'''t vol;:' co v::"1z"::,
OPEN EVENINGS
Eilers Music House
Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
.
N-W T0DY.
FARM FOR SALE 200 acres; 160
plow land, balance easily put In
cultivation. All good land, 30 acres
bottom; fine fruit and dairy farm;
good house; good barn; nice or
chard ; plenty of good water, horses
cows, goats, wagons, farming Im
plements, chickens, house furnished,
hay and grain In barn; 2 miles
from station. Immediate possession
given. Price, $60 per acre; terms.
J. H. Moran, Monmouth, Ore.
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MUSIC Piano instruction at your
home by Ralph Harr 40 years ex
perience. German. Kindly address
546 South 14th St., or phone 532.
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FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms,
486 South Commercial street.
Phone 1448. l-13-3t
BIG LAND SNAP Kq. 2. (No. 1, 94
acres, sold). To see 13 to Iky.
ICS acres, an Ideal home farm, four
miles from state normal school; In
a most beautiful valley, thickly set
tled witli as good people as can be
found anywhere. Soil deep and
very black; a creek runs through
farm and all the land drains Into
it; 140 acres in cultivation; 28
acres in splendid timber. There is
a good family orchard and vine
yard, as well as all kinds of small
fruit. There Is a fine spring and
summer garden. There is a lovely
spring, never failing, piped to
house, and a good well at the barn.
The house is well built and nas 10
rooms; there is a fairly good barn;
also a large granary, and three hen
houses. Rural Mail and telephone
line; also school house one-fourth
mile away; only 6 miles to county
seat. With place goes 130 bashels
oats, 12 tons of hay, a lot of pota
toes, apples, etc., etc. Because the
owner is not well he offers this
lovely home for the veiy small
price of S,.")00, or less than $52 per
aero. Any one desiring to can
have terms. There is no better bar
gain In Oregon. Monmouth Ileal
Estate Company, Monmouth, Ore
gon. Our Motto: "A square deal
for every man." 12-30-tf
MONEY TO LOAN
On Farm Property.
Room No. 1, Tioga Iiuilding.
Sak,m. Oregon.
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Tenant for good business building. Good I
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yrupusmon
Address MC
The Armstrong Nursery Company
E. T. ARMSTRONG, Manager.
124 N. Liberty Street Salem, Oregon
X Fine Nurser, stock. Fruit, Jf at and
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Ro- Wecave o agents. Wrect
Krafisas!
grade pianos had cace3
Salem, Oregon
STATISTICAL
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N'ew Incorporations.
The following articles of incorpor
ation were filed today with the sec
retary of state:
Central Sash, Door & Manufactur
ing company. Bay City; capital $100,
000. First llaptist Church, of Prineville.
Globe Fish company, Portland; cap
ital, $250,000.
Hesse-Martin Iron Works, Port
land; capital, $5,000.
Rushton Engraving company, Port
land; capital, $3,000.
Freitag Jewelry company, Baker;
capital, $10,000.
North End Telephone company.
Troy; capital, $2,500.
The busiest and mightiest little
thiag that ever was made Is Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tables
They do the work whenever you re
quire their aid. These tablets change
weakness into strength, listlessness
Into energy, gloominess Into joyoun
ness. Their action is so gentle one
don't realize they have taken a pur
gative. Sold by all dealers.
Few men are wise enough to let a
woman have thj last word without,
trying to beat her to it.
Cottage Undertaking Parlors.
Modern In every detail. Lady assist
ant. Corner Cottag3 and Chemeketa.
Phono 724.
Oregon Coffee House
134 N. Liberty Street.
Light lunches at all hours, and the
best 25c meals morning noon and
night, served in tLe city. Give us a
call and ynu will be a regular cus
tomer.' VOl liH FOR A GOOD MEAT,.
Norwich Union
Fire Insurnace Society.
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent.
Room 13 Bush Bank Blk. Salem, Or.
MONEY 10n0AN
THOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd and Bush Bank, Salem, Or
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