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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATTRDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1911.
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Saturday Night Specials
Two hours only 7 to 9 o'clock. Peo
ple who attend these week-end sales
are the ones who save money.
Come Tonight and be One of the Wise Ones
Madras Waistings
13c quality at 15c yard. Plain
white, dainty small flgurea, L7
Inches wide. Special tonight only
at
15c yard
Three Specials in
the Notion Section
Shell Nair Pins
A new dainty square shape dark
shell color, one dozen in box.
25c kind. Special tonight
19c
Ribbon Special
85c and 90c qualities o3c
These are plain white taffoti ilb
bons In fancy figured and moire,
eight Inches wide, regular 85 and
95c qualities tonight.
63c
Hold Fast Back Combs
25c kind at 15c.
Keepg the hair tidy at the back
amber color, 25c kind tonight
15c
STAMPED Itl'Rf.AI'
Cushion Covers
Regular 50c at 3!tc
Dainty, conventional designs,
backs to match. Special In the art
section tonight.
39c each
CITY NEWS. '
moder-
JlM Weather
Fair tonight and Sunday,
ately easterly winds.
Fence, Fence, Fence
Salem Fence Works.
Ten Acre
Three miles out. for $90 per acre.
Easy terms. Derbv & Willson.
10-21-2t
Coffee of QnalltT
Yokohama Crockery & Tea Co.
A New
Six-room bungalow, North Com
mercial street, for 41800; easy terms.
Derby & Willson. 10-21-2t
! Charity Ball
The Ladies' Aid Society will clear
about $$150 on the charity ball held
at the Marion Hotel last night.
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In This Time of!
I High Cost of Living
Genuine Mexican
Chicken tamales at the
Kandy Kitchen.
Looking for Stolen Machine
V. H. Murphy,, of Spokane, has
written the secretary of state telling
him that his automobile was stolen
recently In Spokane, and, as he
tMnLa thp nnrtipa mav sepk to ree-
Wonder : lsttM. lt in this" state, desires the sec
eod ! retary to advise him if they do.
I The Registration Hooks-
Will be open for the benefit of the
laboring men Saturday night.
10-1 9-3t
Needle Books
Regular GOc kind at 38c
Needles for all kinds of work
represented In the book, gold
eyes. Tonlgfit only
38c Book
COTTOX MOUSE
Petticoats
$.1.50 quality at $2.49.
A good serviceable, warm petti
coat for winter, generously cut,
wide tailored flounce. Special to
night only, $3-50 quality at
$2.49
A Xew Fish Market
Will be opened at 190 South Com
mercial street, two doors north of
Marlon Hotel. Complete stock of
fish, poultry and eggs. 10-19-3t
Refreshments and Program
At the Degree of Honor Monday
evening, October 23. All are Invited.
Admission 10c
Will Light lCKt
In response to a demand made up
on it by the railroad commission, the
Southern Pacific Railroad company
has agreed to put electric lights in
fr0nt of its depot at Mt. Angel. The
complaint was made by the city coun
cil of that town.
Yon Should See
Those new dinner patterns. Yoko
hama Crockery & Tea Co.
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Postal Savings Bank
f The business for the first month of
Beautiful tall ' the galem po8tal agings bank was
The perfect October weather Is M follows: There was 54 accounts
very favorable for fall farm work. opened with total deposits of $2763.
The late varieties of apples are gpt-.Tnere were withdrawals of $333 dur-
tlng color and perfection. ing the month. Of the depositors 38
I were native born and 16 foreign
Regular Lectures born. Among the depositors there
Sunday afternoon at 2:30. at Com- were 13 children under age. Squire
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1NXISFAIL L d ' MKVS AN" ,toYS
Regular ..ib to $1.75 qua,.,!-! Shoe Specials Sweater Coats
one-half price.
Vcy fine, dainty patterns. Don't $3.50 value at $2.56 A great assortment of good qual
ive.lt; this Is a splendid chance to These are In patent and kid itles In all popular colors, all
get fine embroidery at a low j.rlee. leathers, blucher style, mill- sizes. Special tonight only at
Special tonight.- tary heels, good qualities. Spe
cial tonight $3.50 grades at t f t e
63c $2.56 1-4 Off
The House I MdC.CB "
Q"ali ZZSSXAJ I tflfefel3iEf3l Satisfaction
Xew Incorporations,
The following articles of Incorpor
ation were filed today with the secre.
tary of state:
People's nulldlng company, Port
land, capital stock, $1.0,000.
Sceley-Anderson Logging company,
Coqulllo, capital stock, $100,000.
Lewis County Electric company,
Portland, capital Block, $200,000.
Newlon-Koller company, Inc., for
eign, Portland, capital stock, $45,000
Mountain Meadow Fruit company,
foreign, Grants Pass, capital stock,
$45,000.
Idaho Light & Power company,
foreign, supplementary. Increase, $7,
000,000 to $10,000,000.
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Ills One Good Act.
(UNHID I'RESS I.CASID WIB
Chicago, Oct. 21. I'nlted States
Judge Peter S. Grosscup announced
here today that he would mall his
resignation from the federal bench to
President Taft this afternoon.
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. $10,000 n Foot.
Taconia, Oct. 21. Walter Meyers,
aged 11, wants $30,000 for his foot.
The boy was hopping on a Tacoma
Eastern railroad train, when a brake
man pushed him off. He went under
the wheels, losing his foot at the an
kle. Suit against the railroad for
damages is on tile today.
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We are showing
room in Salem.
which are include Sheraton,
Flanders Patterns in all finishes.
For this week we are offering a beauti
ful Birdseye Dresser, full swell front, large
oval or shaped mirror. The regular price
is $37.00
cial
and a Variety of Designs
to select from
merclal hall. Subject, "Socialism
land Labor," by Rev. R. N. Avlson, of
I M. E. church. Everybody cordially
Invited.
Cash for Old Accounts
Comes easily and direct If you em
ploy the "Salem Mercantile Agency,"
201 U. S. Bank building. 10-3-eod-2w
Hotel Jliirlou
Serves Merchants lunch from 12 to
2:00, 50c. Regular dinner Sunday,
5:30 to 8:30. eod-tf
Eighty Acres
Fine bottom land, good for hops,
peaches or loganberries, $65 per acre.
Derby & Willson. 11-21-2t
Monuments
Now Is your time to buy, as the
Blaeslng Granite company Is offering
all monuments at special prices to
make room for a car of granite ar
riving soon. Our shop Is in City
View cemetery. Come and see us and
be convinced. 10-19-3t
When the (Juration fonies Up
As to what and where you shall
buy In the way of groceries, canned
goods, fruits, vegetables or table del
icacies, you can settle it to your
complete satisfaction by phoning
Main 311, the store of dependable eat
ables. J. M. Lawrence, South Com
mercial and Ferry street. 10-20-3t
Good Town Cold Country
A. G. Magers, while en route to
New York, stopped off at Winnipeg
for a short rest. He calls that a good
city, but says "it Is in a very cold
country."
The Management
Of the Palm Theatre has engaged
the Loralne & Shaw Comedy Co. for
the week of October 23. They come
well recommended as laugh produc
ers. Go and see them. Entire change
every day.
Not Old Enough
Paul Russell, of Med ford, today
made application to Secretary 0f
State Olcott for a chauffeur's license,
but It was declined because he had
not reached the required age of 18
years.
(Joes ti Washington
Attorney-General Crawford will
leave for Washington, D. C, Wednes
day, where he will, the latter part of
the month, make the argument for
the state In Its case against the Pa
cific States Telephone and Telegraph
company.
Must Maintafii Agent
Complaint has been made to the
railroad commission that the South
ern Pacific railroad falls to maintain
an. agent at Tallman. The reason ns
stenerl s flint It does not pay the
company to do so. The commission
takes the view that whether It pays
or not. It must ma'ntnln one. and
Railroad Commissioner Miller asert.
etd that unless one was p'need in
charge of the station there that the
commission would take steps to see
to It that one was.
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M ' Court Convenes Tuesday
M I Judge Galloway will arrive in the
Bi,euy i uesuay morning and convene1
the equity department of the circuit
court. He will then continue the i
taking of evidence in the I'nlversity !
of Oregon appropriation cases. '
Farrar, P; M.
C'Ren Favors Plans
Secretary of State Olcott today re
ceived a letter from W. S. U'Ren, of
Oregon City, saying that he favored
the plan of issuing a pamphlet giving
the history and explaining the Ore
gon system, and that he had often
thought of writing one, but had not
had tho t'me. Oleott's plan was to
have some young man prepare one,
and have It printed and placed on the
market.
Wedding Gifts! Birthday Gifts!
In fact "nifty" gifts of all kinds
for all times. Yokohama Crockery &
Tea Co.
Visits Salem Friends
Miss Mabel Skinner, daughter of
Representative Skinner, of Manitou,
Colorado, Is visiting Mrs. Dole on
South Eighteenth street. It will be
remembered that Mr. Skinner had the
honor of introducing the "Oregon
measure," the initiative and referen
dum In the Colorado house, while a
senator of the same name brought It
before the senate. The name must be
lucky, for the measure carried. Miss
Skinner Is delighted with Salem.
Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses were Issued yes
terday by the clerk of Marlon county
to Edmund Meier, age 27, and Mary
Kentz, age 24, both of Sublimity;
Frank C. Smith, age 33, of Shaw, and
Theresa Benedict, age 25, of Sublim
ity; James King, age 24, of Albany,
and Mary Weselowskl, age 18. of Mill
City; Averal Ernest Simmons,
age 28. and Claudle Beatrlc Bright,
age 22, both of Salem.
At Leslie Church
There will be a commission char
ter mass meeting at Leslie M. E.
church, south Commercial street on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 24. It Is an
nounced that Geo. F. Rodgers, Mayor
Lachmund and others will be present
to speak on the charter.
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FARM SNAP
96 acres, all under cultivation, and
45 acres Italian prunes, and up-to-date
seven-room house, bath toilet,
septic sewer, gas plant, good barn;
place well fenced, two miles from
town, good road, rural route; team,
wagon, all Inmlements. barn full of
hay. Price onlv $85 per acre.
BECIITEL & BYNON
347 State Street
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mperia! Furniture Co
1 77 Liberty Street, Salem, Ore.
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY"!
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD.!
It ji.ii miter from blelln, Itching, blind I
in1 iinitruilliiit I'lln, nd ui your mUlri'ss,
anil 1 will it'll you how to cure yimrwir nt
liunc liy tli( ik'W atwortiun Mvatmrnt : a 4
will also wml wtme of tlili home treatmt
Uw fur trt;il. wllh references -from .vuur
own loralUy If rrqueattil. Immeillnte re
lief anil iermttnent cure aurei!. Semi no
money. Inn tell ntliera of tlila olTer. Write
t.!ny to Mra. M. SutnnuTs, Box l N.:n
!ime. Iitil.
1 Am Pulling
for Willamette
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NEW SHOES
When it com?s
to 'classy"
men's shoes
they don't
make any
touchdo w n s
ear our goal
o f quality,
style and pvica
We have just
received a sl:i
ment o new
Florsheim I 1
and 16-ip.ch
lace boot; in
tan and colors
Priced sii fol
lows $."i.:.0,
$6.'.0. $7.30
and $S. .".(.
Some are excellent for ganeral
wet weather street wear, others
for outdoor sports of all kinds.
THE TOGGERY
167 Commercial Street
Dine Ynntls At. Iliirst
Phone 356 Main
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J You will save money If you will look through the magnificent line
X of Carpets. Rugs, Tapestries, etc., before making any selection
The line of Furniture we carry Is made right, looks right, and is
1 priced right. Remember we guarantee to save you money and our
customers have led us to believe that we are on the right track
I Josse & Moore Furniture Co.
I Complete House furnishers
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BY EXPRESS!
, We received by express a large shipment of Tan 18-
Button Boots for women, also 18-Button Gun Metal, j
We now have all sizes in these goods as well as 12 and
14-Button Boots, These are the latest models in fine j
footwear and will pay you to .call in and see them,
We also have a big shipment of children's Jockey
Boots in all leathers, and in several heights, Now is the
time to buy these goods, don't wait until it rains and
- have to get your feet wet,
We have the best repair shop in the city.
Reinhart's Shoe Store
Opposite Bligh Theatre. 444 State Street
NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE We have some fine five
acre tracts on very easy terms.
Twenty-five dollars down and one
dollar per acre per month without
Interest for three years. Come In
and see us about these and we will
show them to you. Oregon Realty
Co.. 2"r State street. 10-21-3t
Talmadge Printing Co.
New White Building, 231
State Street. .
SOCIETY AND COMMERCIAL
PRINTING.
Give an Iowa Printer a Call.
FOR RENT My eight room modern
house all furnished. Joseph Gra
ham, 1010 Oak street. Phone 1306.
10-13-tf
FOR SALE Seven acres of first class
land all under cultivation, close to
car line and school. Come In and
see us about this. Price $1600.
$.100 cash, balance easy terms. Or
egon Realty Co., 275 State street.
10-21-3t
TEAMS WANTED 23 to 30 heavy
teams wanted at once. Wages $5
to $6.50 pen day. Call evenings or
mornings. M. Maiden. Marlon
Hotel. 10-20-2t
GEORGE M. POST
ARCHITECT
Corner State t Libert; Sts
Salem, Oregon.
Room I, Gray Blk. Phone I0i
FOR SALE Five-room modern bun
j galow. close in; a good buv; $lf,0
! down; balance $12.50 per month.
See Carl Gabrielson, room 5, Mc-
Cornack building. 10-21-tf
$1150 TEX acres of fruit land 3
miles out on good road. Two acres
in cherries and strawberries, small
house and barn, well fenced and
running water. The Square Deal
Realty Company, u. S. National
Hank building, Room 304. Phone
470.
FOR SALE Five acres of good
fruit land, nearly cleared, three
miles out, good road, close to good
school. Price $600; $165 down,
balance $5 per month. Address
John Van Laanen, Fair Grounds.
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Cottage Undertaking Parlors
Modern In every detail. Lady assiM
ant. Corner Cottage and CbemekeU.
Phone 724.
MONEY TO MOAN
On good Real Estate seciiritj.
BECIITEL A BYXOX
317 State Street
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K, FORD
Oyer Ladd and Bush Bank. Salem, Ot
Norvrich Union
Fire Insurnace Society.
Ilurghardt & Meredith, Resident Ag
885 STATE STREET.
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WI1KX IT (WIKS TO A MATTKK OF SKI.KCTIXU JFAVF.M5Y
KOH GIFTS, VK KNOW WHAT F.XCI.l S1VF. I'KOl'I.F. I.IKE,
AM) UK KKF.I' A I AlUiK STOCK OF THE .NEWEST FANCIES
AND THE MOST V I'.TO-IIATE PESIGNS. STKKUXG SILYF.lt,
IM.ATF.ll WA15K ANI EMRI.EMS ARE ALL HERE FOR YOVR
CHOICE.
BARR'S JEWELRY STORE
FOR SALE 208 acres in Lincoln
county. 65 acres bottom land; 25
under cultivation. On good road
four miles from railroad and one
half mile to school. Good house
and barn. Wagon farm Imple
ments and row boat go with this
place. Price $4500. E. Hofer &
Sons, 213 S. Commercial street
Salem. ll-21-tf
MONEY TO LOAN
On Farm Property. John H. Scotl
& Co., over tlk. Chicago Store, S
lem, Oregon. Phone 1552.
.Nar Oakland, Ccliforaia
l.lAV Jt. '.8- ':, N".r . great Cniversities.
.1 . . '"ruusut the year. Entrance
Tl fT""3".0" re,,u,rement equivalent to
Latera onea,n'rd L'"""'ity 2f California!
Laboratones or sc,ence ,th modern equi?
-Modern gymnasium. S,.ial care fo? hlS
TYPEWRITERS
ALL MAKES
Bonght
Sold
Rented
Repaired
Ribbons
Rollers
Supplies
See Me Before You Do Anythlni
C M. LOCKVVOOD
rtione 68 Mala
2l4-t N. Com St. Salem.
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