Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 05, 1911, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JoCRJIAL, HALEM. OREGOS. MOXDAT, JCXE 5, 1911. -mmame The Home of Good Goods The Home of Satisfaction Our Annual June White Sale not only offers great savings in white goods but bar gains reign supreme throughout the entire store. Specials in every department. If you vyould save on your present and future needs, take advantage of this event. Our Annual June White Sale iX?? il.i 111 I i.I. vl Mi m 'm ll 4 mm. 1 1:31 WUtttitm oners me opportunity or me year to ouy white goods FMliiiiuiijjj . . it i : : ent ana economical this event and see for yourself the values we are giving. 537th WEDNESDAY SURPRISE A sample line of fine lawn and pure linen embroidered Handkerchiefs-hemstitched lace and embroidered edges. This daintiest and finest assortment to select from. Values to 35c. None sold before 8:30, no phone orders. Special Wednesday 19c PAGE EIGHT. mmmM acasavmg- "t, ?; p.r mSSS person you will not fail to visit S i Our Entire Stock of Lingerie Dresses reduced in price. A special lot-daintily made and very specially priced 1 PDIpE1 A7 '' ""V" i kjvvii s.ivt vu uui suite, mW'.M, coats, etc. Mill A Special on Infants' Dresses and Skirts good assortments 1-2 price. Infants straw bonnets sizes up to 2 years reduced SS'o Our entire stock of In fants Wear reduced in price. A Great Special on Waists A fine assortment of linen and lingerie waists, special at one half price, Another lot of Lingerie Waists, values to $1,25. White sale price 95c. Our entire stock of white waists re duced in price in jluding our splen- assortment of Royal Waists un equaled for style and wearing qual ity, Make early selections White Lace Curtains Swisses, Scrims, Nets and laces, reduced in prices, Mad ras draperies, sunproof drap eries, etc, less 20 per cent, White Blankets Slightly soiled, very pretty bor ders, you can buy them now at 20 percent less,' ysML.Mr . did plppr 00k mm A lot of lace and embroidered stocks, jabots, etc, your choice at 21c Another assortment jabots, collars, stocks, etc, val ues to 85c, at 45c, Ruching.in boxes, 6 Ruches, 21c box. Our entire stock of neckwear at white sale prices, Laces and Embroideries The entire line reduced in price, A lot of allover corset cover in sertion, etc at one-fourth less, Val and Venice laces a special assortment at one-half price. Embroidered shirt waist fronts, special at 82c and $1,15, All laces reduced in Drice. 27-inch .flouncing, special 48c yard. Men's Shoes $3,50 and $4,00 values $2.25 pair, pat ent and vici leathers, A line of ladies' clippers and pumps, patent and kid leathers ' at one-half price, Ladies' Oxfords Patent, kid, gun metal and tan, a good variety of lasts, 20 per cent less, Ladies' and children's white canvas Ox fords, while they last, one-half price, GENTLEMAN'S SHOE. Zi.aW VI ft rm 11 lAm S l II This assortment offers a splendid choice White Pongee and all popular colors. Dainty handles. v $1.35 values $ .97 $2.60 values .$1.85 $2.25 values $1.49 $4.50 values $2.95 White Fancy Hose Lace and embroidered values to 75c at 49c White lace hose, 50c values, at 39c Now is the time to supply your needs. Do it. Embrjd ! Keiser Wash Belts, 25c to $1.25, Reduced in Price Initial Handkerchiefs. HemstitrM A-A i Initial Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, 3 in box, 19c box. Muslin Wear Special A great assortment of Corset Covers, Petticoats, Combina tions, etc, All styles, lace and embroidery trimmed at 33 1-3 0 Less ' All Muslin Drawers at 20 0 Less Special White Sale prices on our entire stock of fine Muslin Wear, Fresh, seasonable mer chandise and good goods in ev ery 'respect, You take no chance in purchasing here, Buy now at a saving, a Ml pi ' You may not think this store is any different from any other store; you may have an idea that all clothing stores are alike; you're mistaken. This store is different. We sell Hart, Schaffner and Marx clothes; that's one difference. They are all wool, they are best in style and tailoring. Reg ular priced $20 to $35. Ederheimer Stein and Cloth Craft clothes, $10 to $25. Special reduced prices in the men s sec tion. Now is the time to purchase a suit. IIBOTflfiriUni!NMIIflirrrfVllllBTl mi3t'.L M CU V Copyright Hilt Sehirftw St Ml Men's Poros Knit Underwear Sold everywhere at 50c, Special during this Sale 39c garment Gotham Athletic Underwear Sleeveless, knee lengths, $1.50 value, $1.00, $1.00 value 65c. All fancy vests a large assortment from which to choose, less 33 1-3 pe'r cent, CITY NEWS. Special prices in Wash Goods, Domestics, Dress Goods, Silks, etc. No department has been slighted in getting its share of special prices. aiotlfton Council Tonight Regular meeting of Hodson Coun cil, No. 1, K. & S. M thin even ing. A lull nttendance Is requested. By order of the Thrice Illustrious Muster. Vehicles Several good second hand buggies at great bargains at Sam Manning's Implement house, foot of State treet 4-27-tf For Sale Strawberry crates and hallocks. Salem Fruit Union. G-30-tf Tour Lust nnd Only Chance To see the destruction of the throe million dollar battleship Texas at Ye Liberty tonight. There In No Conk's Auction Houbo. J, D. Goodo, 236 S. Commer cial street, Is carrying on his own bunlaess at the above address and wishes it understood that there is no Cook's Auction Houm, . . am Fashionable Dressmnklnir 1 Parlors have been opened by Sadie Flester at rooms 11-12, McCornack building. 6-5-3t I No Bund Concert There will be no band concert this week on account of a number of the players going to the Rose fair at Portland. There will be a concert next Sunday afternoon at Marion square. Will Open Bids- Tuesday evening the Salem Flour ing Mills company, owners of the North Mill creek ditch, will open bids for the concrete arch over Lib erty street, on the same plan as the one over the ditch on Commercial Btreet. Manager Babcock will send the bids to Portland for action. Secretary Named The stallion registration board which was created by the last legis lature has named Ermine L. Potter as secretary and all applications for licenses and remittances should be turned over to him. He la identified with the Oregon Agricultural college. Defeated Fall-mounts The Woolen Mills baseball team defeated the South Salem boys by a score of 8 to 7, on the Falrmoitnt grounds yesterday afternoon. It was a close and "exciting contest. Laws To Be Published Secretary of State Olcott has been advised by the state printer that he will have the pamphlets containing the fish and game laws, the mining laws, and the road laws, ready for distribution by June 23. The secre tary had the copy for all ready in April, but the printer's offlce has been so loaded down with work that It has been unable to print them. Ballot Titles Heady Attorney-General Crawford has prepared the ballot titles for the Ma larkey public utility, bill, the Mon mouth appropriation bill, the Uni versity of Oregon appropriation bill, all of which were referred to the people at the next general election by petitions filed with the Secretary of state a week or so ago. The titles have been submitted to Secretarj of Stale Olcott The Box Ofllce ; ; Will be open Tuesday morning for the seat sale for "Summer Boarder." at Blue Book To Be Issued The Oregon Blue Book, the copy for which was submitted to the state printer the first of April, will be Is sued soon. It will contain a direc tory of the state, districf and county officers, and also articles dealing with the Industries and resources of the state. Summer School of n.rt Mrs. Marie Craig LeGall, of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and the Philadelphia School of De sign, awarded a gold medal, will open a school of art June 7'. All branches taught. Orders for pic tures, $2,50 up. Studio 1132 Cen ter street. Phone 1164. 6-5-3t That Airship 1'llnlit Wb,s good, but it could not be com pared with our bread "quality." It has no equal. We carry in stock nothing but the beet in the grocery line. Call or phone Mala 131. The Sunset Grocery. The Automobile Club Needs you, and you need the au tomobile club. Be at the Board of Trade rooms tonight, sure. Why Wait For an orchard to grow, when you can get one in full bearing on easy terms? Derby & Wlllson. Archbishop Christie, D. D. Will administer the sacramental confirmation at St. JosepVs church Vednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Five and Ten-Acre Orchard tracts in full bearing, on easy terms; well located. Derby & Wilson. Salem Automobile Club Regular meeting tonight and election of permanent officers, at Board of Trade rooms. Soe "Summer Boarder" The comedy by the students of the College of Oratory, at the Grand Tuesday evening. It will be worth your while. Election of Permanent Officers Tonight of Salem Autopioblle Club, at Boardl of Trade rooms. Secure Your Seats Early for "Summer Boarder.'' There Is going to be a big house. We Havo a Homestead That will make a good home. Der by & Wlllson. Mrs. Fullerton Iead Mrs. Cornelia Lady Fullerton, of Corvallls, wife of C. P. Fullerton, died at Corvallls June 4, 1911. The remains will arrive here on the 3 o'clock train tomorrow afternoon. Interment In City View cemetery im mediately upon arrival. MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd and Bush Bank, Salem, Or Norwich Union Fire Insurnace Society. Burgliardt & Meredith, Resident AgU 885 STATE STREET. Cottage Undertaking Parlors. Modern In every detail. Lady assist ant. Corner Cottaee and ChAmaW. GEORGE M. POST ARCHITECT Corner State A Liberty Sts Salem, Oregon. Room 1, Gray Bib. Phone 804. TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Rought Sold . Rented Repaired Ribbons Rollers Supplies See Me Before Vou Do Anything C M. LOCKWOOD Phone 008 Main 214-lrt X. Com St. Salem, Or. Phone 724.