jLlILT CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1813.
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THE BEST VALUES
Handkerchiefs
2 for
5c
lO Per Cent
Silk Waists
$1 .98
Silk
Petticoats
$2.85
HERE ARE A FEW
HINTS OF THE
COMING MODES
PARISIAN SPRING MODELS
FAR.
UK'S AMI TEXTCREN
, TIMITES 1'KKSENTED
CLEVER SHOPPERS.
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TO THE
New York, Jan. 13. Spring models
are already to be seen In certain
quarters known to the initiated, and
the woman who wants her clothes to
stay In style is always interested in
the best Parisian - gowns, for these
have a way of remaining undated until
they are worn out.
Skirt Lines,
' Skirts will remain narrow, and
those without other trimming than
plaits down the middle of the front
and back are endorsed by Paquin for
the street suit. On the other hand
limp ruffles are to be worn on skirts
of foulard and similar light, clinging
fabrics. Crepe de chine is once more
in the forefront of fashionable fab
rics and Is very much used for odd
, blouses as well as for entire frocks.
Black mid White.
Black and white is an old story yet
this combination remains and bids
fair to continue in the van of modish
effects. The combinations are simply
: endless and whatever the figure, age
or complexion, the sable and white
can be arranged becomingly. White
lace or tulle can be used near the
face, and this is sure to be compli
mentary to anyone. Then all one's
belongings go together and are Inter-
': changeable which makes for economy,
, and if one must have color a dash is
easily introduced In a flower one of
the silk or velvet kind that have been
Buch popular gifts lately.
Some Instances.
A coat suit of ratine or velour de
laine has a shawl collar and cuffs .of
black fur. The hat of white ratine Is
! banded with matching fur, Cossack
', fashion. A black satin suit has enor
mous revers and flaring cuffs of white
ratine a cloth of velvet texture a
' white satin waistcoat with crystal
buttons, and a'hat of black velvet with
its rolling brim caught back with a
. white cockade.
For the Theatre.
, For the theatre a gown of black
satin with a skirt with raised waist
'. line, has a Grecian blouse of white
i chiffon edged with a necklace of
; rhinestone trimmings and over the
:, left shoulder a strap of black draped
; tulle, caught with a rhinestone orna
' ment at the back and falling, sash
; fashion, to the hem of the skirt.
Lonut fonts.
Long coats of many styles are In
dispensable in a well dressed woman's
. wardrobe, and if well selected, are an
excellent investment, since they have , now be bought for the price of a copy,
a way of looking right for many more and while they always need to be
seasons than any dress will last. 'sewed over, because the stitching is
Women who plan cleverly, or have so poor, they are well worth the trou
Chrlstmas money to spend are taking We at the price asked for them. Hats,
advantage of the reductions being of-.lingerie, in fact almost everything.has
fered in all the best stores, where it
Is not considered desirable to carry
-over stock to another season. Model
: coats of fur fit for an empress can
be had at two-thirds of their former
markings. Genuine seal coats that a
few weeks since were nearly a thou
sand dollars can' be bought for six
hundred, moire astrachan for $450,
and so on down the line to small
furs and auto coats, caps, gloves and
robes. C. C. Shayne Is showing Irre
sistible bargains la furs Just now with
their well known quality guarantee.
What Aits You?
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Do you feel weak, tired, despondent, have frequent head
ache!, coated tongue, bitter or bad taste in morning,
"heart-burn," belching of gas, acid risings in throat after
eating, stomach gnaw or burn, foul breath, dizzy spells,
poor or variable appetite, nausea at times and kindred
symptoms P
If you hare any considerable number of tha
above symptoms you arc suffering; from bilious
ner., torpid liver with indigestion, or dyspepsia.
Dr. V area's Golden Medical Discovery is made
op of the most valuable medicinal principles
known to medical science for the permanent
cure of such abnormal conditions. It ia a most
efficient liver invigorator, stomach tonic, bowel
regulator and nerve strengthened
The "Golden Medical Discovery" is not a patent medicine or secret nostrum,
full list of its ingredients being printed on its bottle-irrcpper and attested
under oath. A glance at these will show that it contains no alcohol, or harm
ful habit-forming drugs. It is a fluid extract made with pure, triple-refined
glycerine, of proper strength, from the roots of native American medical,
forest plants. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs
4c Ea.
Less on Any
Muslin and Long Cloth
NIGHT GOWNS
Prettily Trimmed
Values to $1.50
98c
White
Petticoats
Values to $1.50
98c
The above designs are by The
Designers and Makers
Dress Models.
French dresses that have done duty
as models at the up-to-date shops can
i tumbled from the former altitude ana
endless opportunities are offered for
the clever buyer who will invest In
staple Btyles liable to last, while her
Injudicious neighbor will carry off
some flaring novelty that she and her
friends will tire of seeing In a month
or less. It's a wise woman who knows
how to shop. LUCY CARTER.
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Newport Is going to charter a steam
er and pay a visit to Tillamook.
At Burns yesterday It was 21 below.
'Of ,40,
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ARE ALWAYS
1 Lot of Ladies
and Misses' ' Un
derwear 12 l-2c
A GARMENT
To close out the line.
and All White
Embroideries
up to 12 ins. in width
7c
Per Yard
4387
4373
McCall Company, New York,
of McCall Patterns.
9fc j(c $c ifc efcsfc (c sjc fc )Jt sc sc sjc iff
X-RAYS AND SMILES.
When a bank cashier Is missing,
it generally means foul play of
some kind; the cashier generally be
ing the player.
The Oregonlan feels that It Is In
gratitude on the part of the convicts,
who in casting a straw ballot, did
not vote for West for president They
probably were better Informed, than
the Oregonlan writer, and knew that
West-having been born In Canada, Is
not eligible to the office.
Portland has forced 127 Idle men
to leave her sacred precincts. A few
of them may be cr'. rinMs, but most
of them are not, but liable to be
made so. Portland i. r y consider she
has done the right thing, but the val
ley towns will not agree with her.
Because her police force is unable to
handle the matter, she Just unloads
on the balance of the state.
Some men seem to pride them
selves on making their signature ab
solutely indecipherable, and J. H.
Booth has the record. The district
attorney, grand Jury and circuit
Judge all made It something that It
waHn t and warrora, or tne wnoie
bunch interested, was the only one
pleased. When the trial comes up
again, it should be a good defence
tha the check bore no signature at
all.
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Leper Colony Burned Out.
Point Judith, R. I., Jan. 13. Wire
less messages for aid say the Massa
chusetts leper colony on Penlkese
Island is menaced by fire, which has
destroyed the buildings, and threatens
the patients. Penikese Island lies In
side Buzzard's Bay harbor.
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HERE
Woolen Blankets
$7 and $6 values
$5.25
Merchandise
Men's Suits and
Overcoats
20 to 50
LESS
BECIITEL & BYNON
BARGAINS
Here are a few real good buys.
You will find them Just as represent
ed. If none of these appeal to you,
please remember that we have oth
ers.
51 ACRES FOR $1S00
We have Just listed a flue 51-acre
farm of Al land with 43 acres under
cultivation, balance timber and pas
ture. Running water, soil a ricn
dark loam, level but well drained,
easily worked. No adjoining land
can be had even In large tracts for
less than 9125 per acre. There Is a
small bouse, and barn and the place
Is well fenced. Owner going East on
Feb. 1st, and will sell now for $4800
and give easy terms.
233 ACRE FARM
One of our - big bargains is a 233-
acre farm located on the Oregon
Electric extension. This place lq
well improved with a good house
large barn, outbuildings, well fenced
and cross-fenced; 185 acres under
cultivation, about 85 acres now in
crop, some fine timber and good pas
ture. For a short time wa.can offer
this place for $70 per acre; part
cash; very easy terms; will take
about $4000 in Salem or Portland
property..
40 ACRES. -
40 acres on beautiful Howell
prairie a chance of a lifetime to
secure a 40-acre tract in this desira
ble section, finely improved; all un-
aer cultivation; well located; excep
tionally tine soil, being a rich blank
loam; really the cream of the valley
ana at only $130 per acre.
BUNGALOW BARGAIN
We have a new and modern bunga
low which was built for a home and
not to sell but owner was called East
and told us to sell at once. Here Is
a chance to get a $3000 place for
$2500. Easy terms.
ANOTHER ONE
Listen to this. We have a five
room cottage, a cosy place, in good
location, which we can sell for only
$150 down and the balance like rent.
Buy this place and cut out the rent,
own your own home. This proptrey
will double In value soon. The price
Is very low, being only $1150.
VACANT LOTS
50x173, Twentieth street, sidewalk
In, sewer and water assessment paid,
east front, fine soil, half block to
paved street, only $350.
$350 will buy a fine lot, 50x125, on
carline, close to school, fine buy.
fciasy terms.
$425 will buy a fine lot on Capitol
street, In paved district directly op
posite the Oaks, the swell addition of
Salem. Terms.
375 will buy a good lot, 55x156 on
good street; $100 down, balance to
suit.
We have lots in all the additions in
Salem.
Wc write Insurance In the Best
CompanleH.
.Honey to loan on Real Estate.
We buy, sell and exchange real entitle
Bechtel & Bynon
847 State Street
Tel. Main 452
College Gets Its Bucon.
fUNlTED PBESK LBA8ED WIR1.
Washington, Jan. 13. In a letter
publ'iied today President Taft accept
ed the resignation of Robert Bacon,
ambassador to France, who is to ac
cept a fellowship at Harvard. The
president directed his letter to Bacon,
saying: "I have a letter from Presi
dent Lowell, Insisting that Harvard Is;
entitled to divide your services with
the government."
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD.
If you suffer from bleeding. Itching;, blind
or prolniillng Piles, send me jour address,
nd I will tell jroo how to cure joorself ae
Imme br the new absorption treatment; ai
wilt alKo end some of this home treatmi
ifree tor trial, with references from jour
own locality If reqaeated. Immediate re
lief and permanent cure aaanred. Bend no
monejr, bat tell other of this offer. Write
tmlnr to Mra, M. Summers, Box P, NoUi
Dame, Ind.
PLAYS THAT
ARE BILLED
AT THE GRAND
Salem, theater-goers have been hav
ing quqlte a lay-off this month, the
Grand being dark, so far as plays
were concerned, most of the time, and
It will remain so until January 30,
when the "Squaw Man" will be put on.
Following this they come pretty thick
for a couple of weeks, and y are
all good ones. February 3 "The Jto
sary." Two nights later Is "Graus
tark." On the 7th Is the "Red Rose,"
a musical comedy, with a real plot and
a strong company.' On the 9th 'The
Bohemian Girl," on the 17th "Paid In
Full" and on the 24th those inimitable
newspaper personages, "Mutt and
Jeff" will be presented alive and up-to-date.
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ANOTHER SLOGAN
RIPE FOR HIKING
"Justice without sale, denial or de
lay; a clean and vigorous adminis
tration." Now that is the slogan that Allan R.
Joy, of Portland, who today filed with
Secretary of State Olcott his declara
tion intention to run for district at
torney for Multnomah county, wants
placed after his name.
Joy also says in his platform that
he "solicits the votes, of all good citi
zens." He promises them that he will
make "no discrimination between the
rich and poor, or capital and labor."
He also promises many other things
along the same line.
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FRENCH. BARONESS
SENTENCED TO DEATH
CNIT1D PRESS LB'JJSO 1IH1.!
Paris, Jan. 13. Death sentence was
today passed here upon Baroness De
Couvrigny, and her son was sen
tenced to 20 years Imprisonment for
the murder of Baron De Couvrigny.
Extenuating circumstances secured
the lighter sentence for the soir, who
shot his father, after the wife had
made three attempts to poison her
husband. The baron had cut off his
wife's allowance. She got her son In
toxicated with absinthe, and then in
duced him to kill.
MANCHU PRINCES
READY TO ABDICATE
(UNITED TBESS LEASED WIBB.1
Pekin, Jan. 13. Dtlails for the
abdication of the emperor and the
Manchu princes were arranged at a
prolonged meeting of the principal
members of the government this af
ternoon, and it is reported that the
court's retirement to Jehol will take
place almost immediately.
The Manchu princes agresd that this
was the only course open to the
throne, owing to the growing disord
ers in the provinces.
JOHNSON MILL AW
IN LA FOLLETTE FIGHT
' UNITED FBBSS LEASED WIRI.l
Sacramento! Cal., Jan. 3. Gover
nor Hiram Johnson, before leaving for
San Francisco Friday night, Intimated
that he was almost sure to join the La
Follette campaign in the Middle West.
Johnson is eager to go, unless the
pressure of state affairs keeps him in
California. If he is able to clear up
seeral matters, and the signs indicate
he will, he will be found on his way
East by the latter part of next week.
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Cashier Is Missing.
Tomales, Cal., Jan. 13. Cashier
Louis Bailey, of the Tomales bar.!', a
wealthy rancher, Is missing, and his
wife fears foul play or suicide. Bailey
carried large sums of money. He was
last seen Saturday, when he an
nounced he might go to San Francisco
on business.
WHAT MEN LIKE IN WOMEN.
We have all heard men grow elo
quent over the charm of modesty in
a woman's behavior, dress and con
versation. And we have seen those
same men turn from modesty to pur
sue the gay, striking, amusing co
quette. We have heard them discourse
upon the worth of the domestic wo
man, who had no longing for any life
beyond the walls of her home; the
sweet home-maker whose needles was
her delight in hours of repose, and
whose preserves and pickles and angel
cakes were the talk of the town,
writes Ella Wheeler Wilcox in Mc
Call's Magazine for February.
Yet we have seen this girl grow old
and remain unsought by the men who
praised her, while the giddy flirt, who
danced till dawn and slept till noon
and then only arose to massage and
manicure and plan new toilettes for
the evening was pursued by eager
suitors.
One thing can be said with some
thing of certainty. A man likeB a
woman who has the tact to listen
with interest while he talks, and who
draws him out to talk of himself
of his hopes, ambitions and Joys and
sorrows. And he likes the woman
who can make him laugh. Oien those
two qualities, almost any type of wo
man becomes ideal to man, at least
for the time being.
A woman of perception and power
of analysis must understand that she
continually has to remake herself af
ter marriage in order to remain the
Ideal woman to her husband. He has
enjoyed the piquancy and eluslveness
and coquetry of the sweetheart he
pursued; it all lent keen interest to
the chase. But he wants those ele
ments of his ideal woman eliminated
at the altar. It Is one thing to have
an elusive sweetheartwho la cold to
day ahd warm tomorrow, but it Is
quite another thing to have a moody
-wife. It .is one thing to win a coquet
tish maid from her army of pursuers,
but quite- another thing to see men
fluttering about a coquettish wife.
Therefore the Ideal bride must not
Imagine she has nothing to do but re.
main as she Is In order to be a per
manently Ideal wife. That is simply
out of the question.
Her life work has only Just begun;
and if she settles down Into mere do
mestlclty, mere loyalty, mere phleg
matic goodness, she will soon cease
to be an Ideal. The coquettish sweet
heart must not grow dull or common
place In her letting go of old coquet
rles. She must simply grow more
capable of entertaining and amusing
and pleasing her husband and his
friends.
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CARPETS FROM
THE ORIENT
as well as the best of domestic
mills are included in our snowing
of new floor coverings. If you
are going to carpet your house
this season, you certainly will be
interested in the rich colorings
and artistic effects of carpets
. and rugs shown here. You'll be
interested in the prices too. They
are extremely low. Remember
we guarantee to save you money
JOSSE& MOORE
The Complete House Furnishers.
j 10o to 250 Discount I
Just to compete with the ready-made sales, and
my goods are not marked up.
I D. H. MOSHER, Merchant Tailor
1 456 Court Street.
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ALL YOUR STOMACH
MISERY RELIEVED
IN FIVE MINUTES
if von had some Dlauensin handy
and would take a little now, your
stomach distress or indigestion would
feel tine.
This harmless nrenaration will di
gest anything you eat and overcome
a sour, out-of-order stomach before
you realize it.
If your meals don t tempt you, or
what little vou do eat seems to fill
you, or lays like a lump of lead In
your stomach, or if you have heart
burn, that Is a sign of indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist for a 50-cent
case of Pape's Diapepsln and take a
little Just as soon as you can. There
will be no sour risings, no belching
of undigested food mixed with acid,
no stomach gas or heartburn, full
noun hpnw feeling In the stom
ach, nausea, debilitating headaches,
dizziness or intestinal griping, inis
will all go, and, besides, more win ue
n iinillirRsted food left over In the
stomach to poison your breath with
nauseous odors.
Papo's Diapepsln Is a certain cure
f.r nnt-nf-nnler stomachs, because
It prevents fermentation and takes
hold or your roou anu aigesia u jum
the same as if your stomach wasn't
there.
Relief in five minutes from all
stomach misery is at any drug store
waiting for you.
Thesp lnrca 50-cent cases of Pape's
Diapepsln contain more than Biiffl-
clent to thoroughly cure almost. any
case of dyspepsia, Indigestion or any
other stomach disturbances.
OLD BRIDGE ON SAN 'IT AM
WENT OUT YESTERDAY
Judge Bushey received advices this
forenoon that the Green's Bridge on
the Santlam was washed out at about
4 oclock this morning.
The bridge was an old one about
35 years of age, and for some years
It had been expected that It would
give way to the high water. The
board of county commissioners will
now face the problem of building a
new one;ito take Its placefend It Is
estimated that a good steel bridge
cannot be constructed, -for less than
$45,000 or $50,000. .
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On Trial for Murder.
rjMITID Fail LEASED WIHB.l
San Francisco,' Jan. 13.--The trial
of PauloB Prantikoa charged with the
murder of Policemen Castor and Fen
nely, which opened yesterday, was re
sumed today with attempts to secure
a Jury. The Indictment charges mur
der In the first decree.
Prantikoa was being arreBted at the
ferry building as a suspect In connec-1
lion Willi a, uiuruur i-uiiuiiiu.ru m
Greece, when he shot the two officers,
November 26.
Isaac Allen, a pioneer of 1852, died
at Hlllsboro Thursday night, January
11, aged 81 years.
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Passengers Baggage
Connecting with all trains
at West Salem for Dallas, Falls
City and Salem. '
Leaves Journal office for
West Salem at 8:40 a. m., 13
m., 1:10 p. m and 4 p. m. ev
ery day except Sunday. Also
for Independence, Moamouth
and McMinnvIlle.
Leaves Sunday at 8:00 a. m-,
1.00 p. m. and 5:15 p. m.
Calls at hotels on request.
Telephone or leave orders at
Capital Journal office any day
but Sunday. Phone 82.
NO OEDERS TAKEN FOR
CALLS MORE THAN THREE
BLOCKS FROM CORNER OF
STATE AND COMMERCIAL
STREETS UNLESS AR
RANGED FOR IN ADVANCE.
J. B. Underwood, Mgr.
Education
TO k n o w the true
value of n dullar
should be a pnrt of
every child's educa
tion, i , t i
The time to commence
that training lg now;
the best method lit to
open a Savings ac
count with till hank
In the child's name
and allow hi in to
make the deposits and
wutch It grow, s t
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National Bank
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