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DAILY CAPITA1 OCRXAL, SALEM. OREGON. SATURDAY, JIXE 17. 1011.
SOCIETY
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ATTRACTIVE SPECIALS
for after-supper shoppers
7 to 9 o'clock
The Goods We Sell Are Good Goods Standards By
Which Others Are Judged.
Children's Hose Special What Men's Belt Special
. We
25c Hose at 19c per pair or three AHworfico A large Se,'M:'im ol lubu'ar, lned
for 50c. A good quality, fine rib- AUVeillSe ,.,,,,,
. . . , . , , belts in black, lron, grey and tan.
bed hose, fast black. Here is your u
chance to put in a supply tonight. 50c and 7"c :ifirs, tneclal torn. it,
19c pair or thiee for 60c. . Triie your choice 39c.
Exited LADIES' OXFORD SPECIAL
values p.
QC $3. SO Oxford, specM tonight, $2.95. Paten iealher, tour-eyelet rlaCo
Inflated oxford, medium s'ii and military heel. One of our nr To
Pri.CeS ular $3. SO styles. SDial tonight, per pair J)fa."D ""fade
. A special on rest room Splendid Clock Special
Bleached Bath Towels puhue
r.'-, . Tegular 50-; vi:i:;b s,pec i
Tonight 20c. A s-v.A kind, s-jft trad UrillKing ?.'. Four suy.es of this i.t..i!.t
tl ick weave, siza ;ixl2 lr.cu-3. Sup- WfltPf k'-lle cloWc, brass, oxlr. ! c i pet
pi; your hWj i' u ght. Si'.,. spo- n i rl 1 nirk-' :n.:se xord l;eei-
ciai20ceata. rai'CeiS c.' made in yofn my. A 9U"prifi"g
checked free p,,fe 3ftc f0" ';1,t
Buy your white goods during our Original Jiihe White Sale.
Every white article in the store reduced in price, and dozens of
other bargains throughout the store
CHERRY FAIR JULY 6, 7 and 8
Come to
the
Cherry Fair
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Come to
the
Cherry Fair
CITY NEWS.
.
Monday, 10th, is the Opening
Of the new BUgh theater.
25 Per Cent More Bread
Guaranteed from Olympic than
from any Valley flour. tu-th-sat
Oilson'B barber 6-c-
Gllson'a cigar store
m 'win's bath open all dav 8unda?
12-4-w-s-tf
Costs More to Buy
Costs less to use; Olympic flour.
tu-th-sat
Hotel Marlon Grill
Will be open every night until 12
o'clock. Table d' note luncheon 12
to 2 p. m. dail, 60c.
Tues-Thurs-Sat-tf
A Fine 120.Acre
Howell Prairie farm at a bargain,
Including crop, stock, etc. Derby &
Willson.
It Is Not Bleached
For the best bread
flour.
Olympic
tu-th-sat
BanltJ Coldnttd
CooimhumJ
" A safe and aimnlc rcmedv tnr
Bronchitit, Catarrh, Hay Fiver
' InnamniBtlmi.. IrrlfAllnna ni...
I.tlnni of ALL muoou. meinbrtnel
or llDlnm of til. Doim, UirtML
itom&ah or aruur? orguu.
T DRuaaiiT.
II ky not curt yottrstlf
k TrnktlHWIIIiMushbotu.
w uiajiMI on IWJUML
.Tit tnu atrial Co.
KWL UHL
U.S..
You Arc Not
Going Blind
IF THE NEKYICKS AM) ADVICE
OF Olll OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
CAN IX AXV WAV AMELIOK.
ATE A COXDITIOX OF YOIK
EYES, WHICH IS PERHAPS BOU
DURING OX FAILING VISION. Ol It
PA ILL' II 108 IX FITTING DIFFICULT
CASKS A HE FEW. VOIR CASE,
ALTHOUGH SIMPLE AND EASY
TODAY, MAY HE AGGRAVATED
I1Y WAITING.
Profit by the mistakes of
others; do not put it off.
BARR'S
JEWELRY STORE
Spring Fryer Leads All
Others for Bpeclat Sunday dinner,
at the Elite Cafe.
Monday Night
Remeber the new Bligh theater
will open Its doors to the public with
advanced, refined vaudeville.
Opportunity
For young ladles to become tele
phone operators. Must be over 17
years of age. Apply at telephone of
fice; hours 8 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 4
P' n- 6-17-tf
The Salem Military Hand
Will give a concert tomorrow af
ternoon at Marlon square, beginning
about 3 o'clock. A good program
has been prepared.
Th Pupils
Of Mrs. H. U. Ross will give a pl
,ano recital Monday evening, June
19, the First Baptist church. Mrs.
W. Carlton Smith, one of Salem's
popular singers, will assist. Public
cordially invited.
Why Pay Stnh Prices
When you can get the same quali
ty, less expensively produced of us?
We have your Sunday groceries at
the right price. J. jr. Lawrence,
corner Commercial and Ferry streets
Some Cherries
II. A. Rawson, who lives on Eigh
teenth and Nebraska streets, brings
the editor a sprig of cherries that
count ovor 80 on six Inches of the
branch. They are of the oxheart va
rii'ty, and most of theni ripe and eat
able. Jury Disagreed
A jury of six men disagreed yes
terday 111 .TllHtlce Wnllutni-'a o(irf
after hearing the evidence in the
case of Hen F. LaFontain, charged
with assault ami battery. Joe dig
ger was the plaintiff. Both men are
employed at Kreba' hop yard. Fol
lowing a quarrel, Gigger claims that
I.n Fontaln struck hi in. It is not
definitely known this " morning
whether or not the ense will be
tried airain.
Fried Squab
For your Sunday dinner at
Elite Cafe. They are fine.
the
League Meeting
The Fifth Ward Improvement
League will meet tonight at the
Highland church.
Eleven Acres Three Miles Out
For only $90 per acre. Easy terms.
Derby & Willson.
Baked Young Chicken
At the Elite Cafe for your Sunday
dinner. Quick service; ample room.
A Paralytic Stroke "
Mrs. D. W. Reynolds Is suffering
from a paralytic stroke, which at
tacked her about 10 o'clock this
morning, and is in a serious condi
tion at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Bruner, 430 South Twenty
fourth street.
Commission Government
Hear Charles Frederick Adams, of
Boston, tonight at Commercial hall
on commission form of government
on the Des Moines plan.
Getting Hotter
Mrs Magdalena Ruef, mother of
tho Reuf brothers, florists, and Mrs.
neury scnultz, or thia city, who has
been ill for some time, is much im
proved and able to be about the
house some.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTO R i A
SAVE YOUR CHICKS
from fatal
White Di
arrhea by
providing
Conkcy's
White Di
arrh e a
Remedy
for the
drinking
water.
Price 50c.
Mokjt tuck if
Ot Mlttki
D. A. White & Sons
Feedmen and Seedmen
Poultry and Bee Supplies
SALEM, - OREGON
"JUST LIKE THE FLOWER"
Spiehler's
SELECT LILY OF THE VALLEY
PERFUME.
It is sweet, delicate and lasting,
and a great frvorite with lovers of
fine perfume, being the only abso
lutely perfect Lily of the Valley odor
ever produced. $1.00 an ounce. Se
lect Lily of the Valley Toilet Water
fiOc and $1.00. Select Lily of the
Valley Talcum powder, 25c. For sale
by
CROWX DRUG CO.,
Opera House Pharmacy.
ston, professors In Hamlin Univer
sity. ...
I Leaving yesterday for their homes
I In Hood River, were Miss Pearl Urad
j ley and Miss Jennie Kdglngton.
I .
I For her graduating exercises at
Sacred Heart Academy, Miss Pearl
Robert entertained her mother and
sister from San Francisco, Mrs. C.
A. Robert and Mrs. C. T. Chlcester
with her small son and daughter; an
uncle and aunt, Brigadier General
and Mrs. Finzer, of Portland, and
Mrs. M. Short, from Portland, who is
also her aunt.
...
A very pretty wedding was sol
emnized in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Straw, 1848 South Eighteenth
street last Wednesday, June the four
teenth, when Frederick A., the eldest
son, was united In marriage to Miss
Mary Daugherty. Miss Pearl Straw,
sister of the groom, and Miss Ida
Daugherty, sister of the bride, ac
companying as maids. Mr. Homer
Pratt and Mr. Vernle Straw were the
groom's best men. At high noon, be
neath a large white rose bell hung
from an arch of ferns, and white
roses, Reverend T. W. Tapscott read
the beautiful ring service. The bride
was very lovely In her robe of white
satin with lace garnitures; her long
white veil caught with white carna
tions and carrying a shower bouquet
of the same flowers. Her maids
wore frocks of blue silk and carried
white roses. After congratulations,
In a handsomely pink rose decorated
dining room, refreshments were
served. The guests included rela
tives and a few intimate friends.
Many beautiful gifts were sent the
young couple, who have a large num
ber of friends.
...
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Mr. Chester M. Cox, who
Is associated with the First National
Bank of Salem, to Miss Nelle D.
Cowles, of Woodburn. The wedding
will be solemnized In St. Mary's
Episcopal church at eight o'clock, in
Woodburn. A recentlon at the bride's
home will immediately follow the
church service.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Byrd announce
the engagement of their daughter",
Grace Gertrude, to Mr. Clarence Hen
ry Albert, of Portland. The wedding
to take place early in the Fall.
. .
I Mrs. A. N. Bush and Mr. Asnhel
1 Bush, Jr., left Salem vesterflnv fw a
j j trip to New York. ' .
...
The pinno pupils of Mrs. H L
Ross assisted by Mrs. Carlton Smith!
will give recital Monday evening in
First Baptist church.
Third recital of pupils of Mrs. W
A. Denton, assisted by Tom Curtis
Violin; Misses Schwab, vot'al
Violin and piano Selected
Tom Curtis, Angus Fraser.
Thou Mine All" Sartoris
George Crolsan.
The Little Stranger" Spauldlng
Lela Baum.
Starlit Night" (Mazurka)... Garland
Louis Johnson.
Country Ramble" Farrar
Margaret Goodln
Last Hope" Selected
.Jennelle Vandervort.
The Young Marshal" Renard
Frank Deckebach.
Moonlight Dance" rjieni
Charlotte Croisan.
Dance of the Sunbeams". . .Cadman
( Frances Hodge.
'In the Pasture" (Rondo) .. .Lindsay
Milton Byrd Steiner.
Merry Idler" (March) Kern
Turfleld Schindler.
Landler". HeIng
Helen Moore.
Vocal Du Selected
Misses Schwab.
Quartette from "RIgoletto"
Verdl-Engelmann
Mrs. Lachelle.
Tender Ties" Atherton
t-iara uuerne.
Fleurlce" (Valse) Atherton
Clara Breltenstein.
ueuxleme Nocturne" Leybach
Mildred Brunk.
"Cabaletto" Lack
Beatrice Walton.
Fanfare" (Rondo Mllitalre) . ..Bohm
Mildred Brunk, Barbara Steiner.
o .
The Elite Masasp Parlors
Open in the Bligh block, Monday
Juno 19, rooms 38 and 39, and will
be pleased to meet all old and n"
Y'aiu.MKis. modern, new and up-to-date
equipment.
Flatted I'clegnte
Thon.as Brown, of the law lirm of
Carson & Brown, has been elected a
delegate by tho state convention of
the Catholic Order of Foresters t0
the international convention of the
order, which will be held at Cleve
land, Ohio, in August. The grata
convention was hr-ld in Portland rhis
week, and uid lor a period of tv.
dys.
c
Prof. J r
scnool,, for his summer vacation goes
io ins oin nome in Missouri.
Miss Nina O. Westcott leaves to
day via. Portland nnH iaomn.
Berkeley. Cal., where she will at-
renn summur school for slrf weeks.
Economical Buyers Arc Taking Advantage
ot Uur June White Days Specials
We arc determined to Clear Our Stock of All Spring and
Early Summer Merchandise. This gives You All an On.
puriumiy 10 rurcnase ine oesi quality ot Merchandise
at Greatly Reduced Prices.
1-2 Price-CLOTH SUITS 1-2 Price
Every clolh Suit in our store at 1-2 the regular price-1
navy or black serges, gray or tan mixtures, all made of t
the best materials; man tailored and all late models f
Regular prices from $15 to $35, 4 J DDI C pi
JuneSpecial, . .. "aw rillv-Lt
1-2 PRICE LINGERIE DRFSSFS 1 -3 PRIfF I
All of our fine Lingerie Dresses, regular prices $10 to $35; special ONE-HALF
PRICE. Includes Marquesettes, Voils, Organdies, Dimities, Batiste and French Lawns
all late models. '
1-2 PRICE CLOTH SKIRTS 1-2 PRICE
Ladies' Cloth Skirts Panamas, Serges, Voils and Gray Mixtures. This includes a
sample line of novelty Skirts. June Sale Days Special ONE-HALF PRICE.
June Sale Days Special on Automobile and Street Coats. Regular prices $15 00 un
to $35.00. Special ONE-HALF PRICE. ' p
"WHITE" JUNE WHITE DAYS SAI F "WHITF"
Exceptional low prices on all White Goods not a few reductions here and there but
swu auusiaiiii.il reuucuon on every wnite article in out store except contract goods
We will take our stock invoice July 1st, and our deck must be clear of all Sprine
Merchandise; a money saving lime for you
S
Quality Merchandise Popular Prices
U. G. Shipley Company
145-147 North Liberty Street, between Court and State
;)MlHHHHHm
Secure Health
while you may I The first good
step is to regulate the action of
your sluggish bowels by early use of
Beecham's
Pills
Sold Ev.iYwh.re. In boze. 10c. and 25c.
WANTED A carpenter, at Damon
Foster's, to work Sunday. Apply
tonight at store. 6-1 7-1 t
PERSONALS.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
L. S. SIRE, Presents
MAY ROBSON
Direct from a Three Months'
Engagement at
Terry's Theatre, London, Eng.
in the
The Rejuvenation of
Aunt Mary
BY ANN WARNER
$1.50, $1.00, 75c and 50c
BETTER THAN SPANKING
S.anklnit Aos not cure clillilrm (if lml
rotting. Tliore In n constitutional cuuxe fur
thin troul.le. Mrs. M. Summors, IIi.x W,
Notre Dame, lml., will send frw to any motlici
licr sncifssful home treatment, with full
Instructions. Send no money, but write her
today If your children trouble yon In this
way. Don't blame the child, the chance are
It can't help It. This treatment also cures
adults and aged iieople troubled with urln.
lilltailtles by day or nhjht
Talmadge Printing Co
ltoom 4, Patton Block
Society and Commercial
Printing executed
promptly.
Give an lowalprinter a call.
Professor A. L. Schmalle, of the
high school, leaves this morning for
his home In Iowa for his summer va
cation. Mrs. Catherine Spray went to
Portland: this morning, to attend the
Pioneers' reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. K. Smith,
Of South Salem, lenvp tmlnir tndnv
for Oregon City, where they expect
to reside, Mr. Smith having a per
manent position there.
John Bayne was in Portland yes
terday. Dr. G. J. Sweetland went to Tlood
River yesterday.
Rev. R. N. Avison left today for
St. Paul, Minn., where he will spend
a two-weeks' vacation.
Judge William Galloway went to
Albany yesterday to hold court
there. He will return In tlm e to
open court here Thursday morning.
George M. Post, the architect,
spent yesterday in Portland.
The followlne WillampftP TTnlvor.
sity students have departed for their
homes: Miss Gertrude Bough'ey,
Miss Ethel Proctor, Miss Ada Clark,
Miss Jennie Eddlngton, Miss Pearle
Bradley, Miss Maud Meyers, Miss
Mabel Finley, Miss Edna Clark. Miss
Lorena Tiplknnn TUIso I.nlo Acv,v,
and Miss Florence Dunlop.
Fred F. Comser. nf Npw T.talmn
Ohio, is visiting his sister, Mrs. M.
J. McCoy, of 11 S3 North Cap'tol
street. Mr. Comser also visited his
son at Riverside, Cal., before com
ing to Salem. He will remain until
after the Cherry Fair.
Harold White is spending the
week with W. J. Crawford, at Spring
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Raike, of Mon
mouth He'ghts, visited this week
with Mrs. Raike's sister, Mrs. Retta
Hamar, of this city.
Mr. W. M. Blodgett went to-Irving
today for an over-Sunday visit.
n
NFWTTmAY
FOR SALELate cabbage plants. A.
E. Dey. Asylum avenue and Twenty-Fourth
street. 6-17-3t
I WANT TO BUY A good 6-room
house, near the state house. Please
act promptly. "W,'' care of The
Journal. 6-17-
FOR RENT Modern 5-room house,
and furniture for sale; good loca
tion, bath, toilet, etc. Addres
"C. B" care Journal. 6-8-5t
LOT Close to business center. Paved
on both side streets. $625; $25
down, balance $10 per month. See
Homer H. Smith, McCornack build-
6-16-tf
HOW'S THIS? A new five-room
bungalow; has hot and cold water,
bath, toilet, stationary wash bowl,
cabinet kitchen, screened-in back
porch, electric light and fixtures,
full-sized basement, furnace, ce
ment walks, handy to school and
car lines what more do you want?
A small payment down; balance,
monthly. Homer H. Smith, over
Meyers' store. 6-12-tf
WAITRESS-tel.
-Wanted at Salem Ho-
6-17-tf
DRY WOOD For sale. Phone 1419
or 1888 or call at 170 South Fif
teenth street. 6-1 7-3t
WANTED Families having Infant
clothing that they have no use for,
please leave them with the matron
of the W. C. T. U. You will be
helping a needy cause. 6-17-3t
A I'OTJ CUD r.1 .
. ,,v viieny, H
i taken at wire, that will clear from
Jimi per month and up. Address
' E. G ," Joi rnal. 6-17-3t
5 ACRES Near car line, 5-room
house; a snap; for 5 days only,
$2250.
10 ACRES Nearly all In' bearing
Italian prunes, fair house, good
barn, 200 yards from Shaw sta
tion, $2500. H. S. Bell Co., 124
Liberty street. Phone 857.
6-17-3t
Bicycle Season is now on in
full blast. We have a com
plete line of
Pierce, Harvard,
Dayton and
Daylonia
Call and inspect them; we will
please you,
r affM.T ,).vWl r.. stun '.j;
Norwich Union
Fire Insurnace Society.
Hurghardt Si Meredith, Resident Agts
385 STATE STREET.
OAT AND BARLEY HAY For sale
at the Page ranch. Phone Farm
ers 44x4. 6-1 7-3 1
FOR SALE One fine lot la South
Salem, with house tent and otheir
improvements. Easy payments.
Call at Judson and Hazel street.
6-17-3t
FOR SALE Good team, weighs
auuu pourws. 6 and 8 years old.
Also fresh milch cows and young
stock. Farm Pleasant, route 5,
box 66, Salem, Or. 6-17-3t
FOR SALE
20 acres, five miles frnm Snlom
on good road, some timber hnlnno
In cultivation, mostly fruit. The lat-
nus not oeen well taken care of,
but, with attention, would develop
iuuj a. iiue orcnara; new bungalow,
not quite comnleterl nil tho n,'oiSri.i
for finishing the same is on the
ground. Price $3500, including all
cub iuranure, etc.
Ten Acres
Six miles east of Salem, eight acres
UUUtrr UUlllVRTinn. two anvoo trMA
timber, red soil, and slightly rolling
in character. Price $1500.
Five Acres
Within one-half mile of city lim
its, on rock road, black soil, all un
der cultivation. New six-room mod
ern cottage with large shade trees,
one of the nicest little homes in this
section. Good new barn, nicely
painted; fine lawn seeded to grass;
not a cheap place, but a good one,
and well worth the money; $4350.
8 Room House
In North Salem, two large lots,
each 66x132, on macadam street, ali
assessments paid. The house Is new
plastered throughout, and in a fine
location. Owner Is In a pinch, and
offers to sacrifice for $2500, the lots
are well worth $1200.
BECHTEL & BBYNOX,
347 State Street.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd and Bush Bank. Salem, Or
GEORGE M. POST
ARCHITECT
Corner State & liberty Sts.,
Sulem, Oregon.
Boom 1, Gray Blk. I'ne 801.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Farm Property. John H. Scott
& Co., over the Chicago Store, Sa
lem, Oregon. Phone 1552.
Cottage Undertaking Parlors.
Modern In every detail. Lady assist
ant. Corner Cottage and Chemeketa.
Phone 724.
TYPEWRITERS
ALL MAKES
Bought
Sold
Rented
Repaired
Ribbons
Rollers
Supplies
See Me Before Yon Do Anything
C. M. L0CKW00D
Phone 088 Main
214-16 N. Com St. Salem, vw.
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