Daily capital journal., January 11, 1912, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

DAI1T CAPITAL JOCItSAL, SHE. PRECOX, THURSDAY, JAM'ABY 11, ttlfc
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me Quickest Cough Cure-
THBNEVER UNDERSOLD STORE
iL Men's
H :fu- y Suits
Values to
$17.50
now
BOYS' SUITS
and
OVERCOATS
25 per cent less
MEN'S
SUITS
AND
1-4
to
1-2
Less
Nothing
Reserved
SWEATERS
$3,00 values ....$1.98
$1.50 values 98c
Men's Golf and Negligee
Shirts, $1,25 values, 98c
ALL WOOL
BLANKETS
$7 and $6,
sale price
$5.25
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MEN'S
RAINCOATS
OTper
ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY FOR
U. S, SENATE
Declaring himself a progressive Re
publican, and adopting as his slogan,
"Justice to be done to all men," J. W.
Morton, formerly of Hood River, but
now a resident of this city, today filed
with Secretary of State Olcott his
declaration of Intention of becoming
a candidate at the next general elec
tion for the United States senate.
Morton Includes in his platform
nracticallv all nf the
measures. He declares himself also to
be in favor of Statement No. 1, and the
popular election of senators.
Alter District Attorneyship.
John A. Jeffrey. the well.Vnnwi,
criminal lawyer, of Portland, today
also filed his declaration nf intontf
of becoming a candidate for district
attorney for Multnomah county. He
is the first Democrat to file a nomin
ating declaration with the nprrotni-v
of state. He says, if elected, he will
give the Deoule a clean find nrnprao.
sive administration.
Edith Is Flirtatious.
ll'NITBD PBISS LEABBD WIRI.
Sun Francisco, Jan. 11. The sailor
with a sweetheart In every port has
nothing on Mrs. Edith L. Parham, ac
cording to her husband, who is suing
for divorce. "She's got a suitor In
every city and a wanderlust," he
says.
(OMI'ETITIOX IS ALL OVER.
(Continued from Page 1.)
that he believed the day of competi
tion was over. Asked why competi
tion had ceased, he replied: "Be
cause the corporation representatives
are able to sit down and agree to
fix prices and then maintain them,
this is obvious."
To Cure a Cold In One Daj.
Take Laxative Brbmo Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money If It
fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signa
ture Is on each box. 25 cents.
Children Cry
-FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
EITHER GO OX RECORD
OR KEEP OFF THE STREET
Complying with the remipRta mio
unon it bv the citv council.
tives of the Oregon Electric this fore
noon at a meeting with the ordinance
committee at the council rhnho.
agreed to Insert common user clauses
in all franchises granted for industrial
spurs on Front street.
The Oreeon Electric war renmwnt.
ed by Carl Grey, president of the Hill
lines in me state; engineer Wicker
sham and John H. McNarv. of the firm
of McNary & McNary, attorney for the
company.
The Portland. Encene X, Poutom
which is also applying for franchises
for Industrial spurs on this street,
was represented by Judge Slater, of
the law firm of Slater & Pogue.
Willing to Comply.
For some time a controversy has
existed between the railroad compan
ies and the council with relation to
the franchises on thin street i,n a
definite agreement has never been
made. rihe council has Insisted that
the Oregon Electric, which has a fran
chise on the west side of the street,
put In common user clauses in Its
irancnises for industrial spurs, and
that the Portland. Eueene & Rnstern
do the same. This forenoon the rep
resentatives of the Oreeon Klp-tri
agreed to this, but the representatives
of the Portland, Eugene & Eastern,
while speaking in favor of the matter,
was noi reany to go on record until a
further conference with the officials
of the road. An additional week was
granted. There seems to be no doubt
now but that the companies will all
agree to the requests made upon them
by the council, and that this long con
troversy will be settled satisfactorily
to all concerned.
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Ills Tnliire Scorched.
lUNITBD PBHRS I.EA8BD WIHS.l
Vienna, Jan. 11. A portion of the
Archduke Frederick's palace here
was destroyed by fire today, many
valuable paintings being ruined. The
flames started in thef apartments of
me Arcnaucness Isabella,
Gheap, But JJnequaled
A Whole Pint of It for 50c Saves You
$2. Does the Work Quickly or
Money Refunded.
For quick and pmitive results, the pint
of cough syrup that you make with a 50
ccnt bottle nf Pinex cannot be equaled.
It tnkee hold inxtuntly ami will usually
top the ruot obstinate deep-seated coii(h
inside of L'4 hours. Even croup and
whoopm couch yield to it quickly.
1 he user of Pinex mixes it with home
made fuiir.r ui'run 'I'Kia - ..tt
" imo (turn .TWII a 1. II II
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remedy thun jou could buy readv mixed
t m .. preiwrea : o minutes
full directions in package.
Tinex soothes and heals the inflamed
uieuiuranes vntn remarkable rapidity. It
stimulates the appetite, is slightly laxa
tive, and tastes pood children like it.
KlOPliprif fir Into fu.nn... ..n i
chiti?, and other throat trouhlM. nnH h.
wonnerriii more in na ne
tun trouble.
Pinex is n upeiinl and highly conrtn-
tmted romnonnH f V. n w wi.:. n;
-.,.,. v, ,naj f IIUV I I IIP
extract, rirh in guaiaool and other natu
ral healing pint dementi. Simply mix
with aiipar syrup or strained honey, in a
nint hrrrlo on A It i e
, fi , irnur Iur ulH,i nea
in more homes in the l S. and Canada
iHMii any omer cough remedy.
P)nv llAS f tan nun L.a
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never successfully, for nothing else will
nrnrillC fh anma eom 1 - R.
guaranteed to give abnolute satisfaction
or money refunded. Certificate of guar
antee is U'ruiiitAfl in a..K .... V
... .fF,u IU vui ii imtmne. lUUr
druggist has Pinex or will gladly ret it
i ni, rini iu ine rinex ijo..
1 1. ayne, Ind.
BECHTEL & VYXOX'S BAEGAIXS
35 acres of bottom land, lust rleht
for hops, mostly cleared, close to
town, a real fine piece of land.
Terms can be made. Price $3750.
Fine warehose site on Trade street
near S. P. switch. 82 by 330 feet.
Faces two streets and has alley on
side. One of the best sites In Salem.
Price only $5200, all assessments
paid.
Fine residence lot of Twentieth
street near Asylum avenue, close io
carllne, street and sewer assess
ments paid, sidewalk In, large lot 50x
173 feet to alley, price only $350.
This is a real bargain.
$2,000 will buy a .good five room
bungalow and barn on a good lot on
State street, close In. All assessments
are paid. This Is a rare snap.
Good six room house on good lot
with large barn In nice location for
only $1350. Owner will take loU up
to $550 for first payment and the
balance $10 per month, 7 per cent
Fine lot on carllne in north part
of town. Size 50x125 to alley, price
only $400, Terms can be made to
suit. This is a good building site.
$2500 will buy 20 acres of good
land three miles' from Salem. This
can be had for a very small pay
ment and the balance can run over a
period of five years. Has running
Our Great Annual
Clean-lip Sale
of broken lines, in every department
will continue until the middle of January
Hundreds of pairs of
Men's Shoes, Women's Shoes and
Children's Shoes- Reduced 20 0 1 0
You'll find them on our bargain tables; arranged ac
cording to size. Owing to the backward fall season
we have too much CLOTHING on hand. We there
fore offer every MAN'S SUIT in the house REDUCED
' . 20 PER CENT.
:: Every Boys' Suit in the house reduced
" A A
lm per cent.
Every Man's and Boys' Overcoat, and
Cravenette Rain Coat Reduced 20 per ct.
Broken lines of
Men's Shirts reduced from 20 to 40 per ct
Broken lines of
Men's, Women and Children's Underwear
Reduced 20 per cent.
BIG LINE OF STAPLE AND
Novelty Dress Goods
on pur bargain tables, grouped according to price at
35c per yd, 50c. 65c, 75c, $1 and $1.25,
all of which have been Reducgd from
20 to 40 Per Cent
Everything is marked in nlain figures
J and there's no juggling with prices at
us . y us-
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water, good soil, well located, almost
all cleared.
BECHTEL & BYNON
317 State St Tel. Main 452
TWs year Lillian Russell will be
married again. She can aiiord a new
husband every year, if she chooses.
$50000
now on Sale at
the
Salem Woolen
Mills Store,
Salem, Oregon
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We want the Public to understand this sale is a genuine Clean Up
Sale, all odds and ends must go if we have to give them away. This
store has always had the Beet Reputation and it always will have for
its word is as good as its note. All goods are now on sale from 1 0
to 75 less; of course short ends and odds and ends are our main
oojecc to unload and these, hence are getting the greater cut
Visit Salem's
GREAT SALE
now being con
ducted at the
Salem Woolen
Mills Store
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ODD LOT
Big Rain Coat value to $6.00.
Hurry out price.
98c each
10 CENT
Work Socks, while they last
2?c pair
$10.00
Men's Smoking Jackets, while
they last.
$2.69
50 CENT
Boys' Dress Shirts, to close out
1 0c each
$1.50 to $2.00
Men's Hats, extra special
39c each
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ODD LOT
Men's Dress Shirts, value to
$1.00, choice
39c
25c to 35c
Neckties, cleanup price.
11c each
200 Boys' Suits, yours for
1-2 Price
Broken lines of underwear
1-2 Price
All kinds, all sizes
60 CENTS
Boys' Underwear, yours for
39c
a Garment
$1.50
Men's Night Gowns, extra
Special.
89c each
Men's Odd Coats and Vests,
to close out.
98c each
THE
Salem Woolen
Mills Store
The Store that Un
dersells the rest
SALE!
WOOLEN ILL
TOR
SALEM'S GREATEST STORE
You can do
better at the
Salem Woolen
Mills Store
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