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lie Weel
February triumphantly, we call
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purchases.
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; t0 the fact that
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we
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offering
as a
for1
f 'e inches In width,
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dtt FEATHER;
ILLOWS.
18 by 25
all feath-
Sirs epenni
56c each
jTooae Feather
$1.87
Gingham
Petticoats
Good quality, made
well have one or two
flounces of plain or
striped Gingham, short
length
29c each
75c Long Gingham Pet
ticoats, 56c each
EMBROIDERY,
wide.
18-ln
14c yard
Unusually
Good
Values
In CORSET COVERS.
Trimmed with lnce or
embroidery of good
wearing muslin, neatly
made. . j
29c each
jAUT CAPITAL JOPEyAL, BALM. ORJOOS,
oiMBeautyisaJoy Forever
TUESDAY, FEBRDABT 87, 1812.
CREAM OR WACICAL BCAUTIHER
2 J
Large size Brossleres
24c each
no mtrj blemua
J luty, ua ,,.
d.tectlon. Il
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ORGANIZES
AND ELECTS
ITS OFFICERS
Very fine Baby Irish
Embroideries; exquisite
workmanship, $1.25 val
ues; our. price.
Very fine Corset Cov
er Embroidery, beauti
ful patterns.
29c yard
A big new assortment of .
Laces, 3c and 5c yard.
pags rrva
Ik
large shipment of very pretty Valenciennes Laces
just received,
B
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QUIA MAY
GO TO MEXICO
i (uanu PBI88 UA8ID wine
Mud, Or., Feb. 27. That the
-JnarUnent contemplates calling
.. lit Oregon National Guard In the
itttat the federal government Is
M to Intervene In the Mexican
Mlon Is Indicated by reason of
ij order received at Vancouver Bar
A from Division headquarters at
Son Francisco, detailing Captain Lis
ter, ' first U. S. infantry, to investi
gate and report as-tc the facilities
for mobilizing the guard at the Clack
amas, Oregon, rifle range. '
Captain Lister, accompanied by Ad
jutant General Flnzer, of the Oregon
National Guard, is Investigating con
ditions at the range to ascertain It
their are adequate accommodations
for taking care of 1,100 officers and
men In a camp of mobilization.
The order is understood to have
come from Major' General Murray,
division commander ' at San Fran
cisco. -
Journal "Want Ads" Bring Results.
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Sl,1 Tllirs AUTO WORK AT TEA.1I KATES
I H. Stanton Kelly Auto -Transfer
: ;?Waad express to all parts of the city, day or night. Stand 179 S.
Bflal street. Office phone 492. Residence phone 1212, Salem, Oregon.
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iROSTEIN & GREENBAUM
Now Silks Nice Corset . New Wash
0Ily. Covers' . Laces
25c yd 25c 3c yd. up
: .ew Dress Ginffkms finlv . . 10c yd t
: p Gingham Chambray, only . 8 l-3c yd j
;w 35 inch Percales, only . . 10c yd
! & ID. Dranprv Mailrast. nn v 12 l-2c vd
- Wa J 1MMna 1VJ -mrnmj - - ef "
M I I
! 'Men's Girls'
I Overalls FU size -RomDers
t Blue hompes
i oc Chambray 25c
1 and Shirts qc
jSOc 39c 45c
;?10-246 Commercial St
The Men's Organization of the First
Congregational church met last night
for the second time in the church par
lors, and were served to a bounteous
spread, such as the ladies of the
church are noted for. There were 34
men present, all of whom are charter
members. There being a larger at
tendance than before, a Very good and
enthusiastic meeting resulted. After
the supper the minutes of the previous
meeting were read, organization voted
to be made permanent, constitution
adopted and officers elected. Fred
Steusloff was made permanent chair
man by a unanimous vote, Wm. Flern
Ing vice-president and Mr. W. tl.Eaat.
secretary and treasurer. Tbedrgaii
lzatlpn is to be known as the'Men's
Pilgrim Club" (typical to Congega
tlonaliem) and will have for (is 'pur
pose the matter of reaching man and
Interesting them In religion. ' I( will
not be the plan to take up any polit
ical matters, though the moral sk'.n oi
such questions may be discussed. Af
ter the election of officers many good
speeches were n ade.
The next meeting will be on Wed
nesday, March 13, at. which time there
will be the installation of the new pan
tor, Rev. Mr. Schrock. Attending t'.iU
meeting there will some of the strong
est men of Congregationalism on the
Pacific coast, Rev. R, C. Crooks, of
Walla Walla, Wash.; Luther R. Dyroth,
of Portland; Rev. W. C. Kantncr, of
Portland, who was pastor of this
church for several years; Rev. J. J.
Staub, of Portland; Rev. Mr. Bollinger,
Rev. G. E. Paddock, Rw. Mr. Lou
den, and Rev. Mr. Smith, all of Port
land; Rev, Mr. Thomas, of Forest
Grove; RevrG. N. Edwards, of Oregon
City; Rev. Mr. Butler, of Hubbard;
Rev. Mr. Sherman, of Corvallls; Rev.
Mr, Spanger, of Eugene; Rev. W. N.
Ferris, of Pacific University; W. N.
Proctor, of Pacific University, and Rev.
Mr. Stlllman, of Salem. The installa
tion court will be held In the afternoon
at 2:30. At 5.45 p. m. the men's meet
ing and banquet to the visitors and del
egates. The installation sermon at 8
p. m. will be preached by Rev. R. C.
Brooks, of Walla Walla. Every mem
ber of the church is urged to be -.ires-ent
at this meeting, also the public is
cordially Invited to attend.
Liberty and Prlnglo Xotes.
Mr. Fish, of Salem, wns out look
ing over his prune tract the other
day, which he purchased from Mr.
Wain.
Another dance at Dencer's, of Lib
erty, Friday night. It was well at
tended. Miss Emma Trabry and brother
visited Salem todny.
Mr. Cainjobst has sold his place,
where he resides and Is putting
buildings on his other place,
Mr. Ralph Derrick and Mr. Wilson,
of Salem, attended the dance at uo
erty, Friday.
Mr. Sumpter has just returned
from his father's, where he has been
helping him.
Mr. Thompklns and son, Bert, have
just finished putting out fruit trees
for George Grabcnhorst.
Mr. Alex Kltterman, who lives
near the reform school, has sold out
and is going to Seaside Oregon In the
near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Wain, of Salem, vis
ited Sidney Sunday.
Miss Eva Wlltsey has returned
from Salem.
Mrs. Nelderhelser visited with
Smiths folks Sunday.
Mr. Derrick and Mr. Wilson visit
ed Salem today.
Everybody is getting their crops
Mr. Frederick has returned home
and Is fast improving.
The Sound Slff pef Ifelll
is not for those suffering from kidney
1m..;. .iirt irregularities. The
prompt m. of Foley Kidney Pill, will
dispel backache and rheumatism, heal
and strengthen sore. '"'"J
kidneys, restore normal action, and
with It health and strength. Mrs. M.
F. Spalsbury, Sterling, .''
suffered great pain In my back and
k dn" . could not sleep at night, and
could not raise my hands over my
?0U',a hntlles of Foley Kidney
ed me. Foley Kidney Pill.
have mv heartiest endorsement, kco
Cross Pharmacy (H. Jerman).
o
Few things are needed to make a
wine nurn happy; nothing can make a
fool content; that Is why most men
are miserable. . ,
A BILL TO
TAKE PLACE OF
' SHERMAN LAW
, Washington, Feb. 27. Striking
hard at stock watering and destruc
tion of competition by trusts, a bill
providing for federal control of big
business and designed to supplement
the Sherman anti-trust law, was In
troduced yesterday by Senator Cum
mins of Iowa.
The bill provides for a commission
of three members to control big bus
iness. These three members are to
be authorized to stop stock catering,
to bust trusts and to eliminate cut
throat competition. It Is provided
that the bureau of corporations shall
be merged into the trade commission
which shall have sweeping nowera.
It Is intended that only corpora-!
Hons of more than $5,000,000 shall
come within the scope of the bill and
that common carriers shall be excluded.
One of the striking features of the
bill is a provision that no corporations
shall engage In commerce with such
enormous capital as substantially to
destroy competition by that fact
alone. - Directors in corporations are
prohibited from being directors in
any other corporation engaged In the
same Industry. Bank, offlcjals and
directors are disqualified from being
directors In any other cornoratlon
with a oapital of more than J10.000.
Corporations of whose stock more
than 10 per cent is held by competi
tors, shall bo barred, from" interstate
commerce. Common carriers, by the
bill, are to be prohibited from en
gaging In any other business. It is
provided that, no corporation shall
R6l Its product below cost for more
than two , months under penalty of
$5,000 , fine and a year's Imprison
ment.
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CONCERNING
SEWERS AND
WATER PLANT
T rOUNTAIt,HOTL,0 EUKWHCRC
Original and Genuine
IIOOLIGirS
MALTED Fill LK
The Food Drink f or All A tfes
RICH KPJ. KM.T GRAIN EXTRACT, IN rl)WDE
Net
mam ViRAin tsriwcT, in ruWDEI
ct in any Milk Trust
T Insist on HORLICK'SH
Toko a package bom
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GEORGE XL GOEBEI
Announcement was made last even
ing by Councilman Rigdon, chairman
of the special committee, to negotiate
with, the Salem Water company for
the purchase of Kg plant, that.H-
Klehl. tho engineer whom W, HTI
Thompson, of Seittli, is Bending to
the qltjr to inspect Jnd appraise the
plant, will not be here until tomor
row. Til..
Klehl 'was to arrive yesterday. He
was detained by being bummoned to
attend court in Tacoma, but will be i
certain to arrive tomorrow. He wlll
at once proceed to appraise the plant, !
and taking his figures for a basis, the !
special committee will submit a re-J
port to the council cither recom'J
mending the purchase of the plant, or
Its condemnation. " '
1 The i city council Inst evening
awarded the contract for Installing
lateral sewers In Richmond addition
to Contractor Stevenson. This sub
ject came up at a former meeting,
but was delayed as the sewer com
mittee desired to investigate It.
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Men are valuable ' in proportion
not as they do things, but as they
get them done.
Socialists at Work.
"Socialists at Work" was the title
given to a. book written by Robert
Hunter, of Connetlcut, in which he
gave an analytical Btudy of the Social
ist movement of the world. Under a
similar title George H. Goebel will
close the Socialist locture course. Mr.
Goebel has lectured for the Socialists
In nearly every state and territory.
He was for a long time a member of
the national executive committee of
the Socialist party, and should, there
fore, be able to divulge some Inside
facta regarding "Socialists at Work."
Mi'. Goebel will discuss this topic at
the armory, city hall, on Wednesday.
February 28, at 8 o'clock p. m.
He will tell his audience of the So
cialists' program, and what Socialists
In office are doing In tho first steps
toward the co-operative common
wealth.""
Notice for Honeld Bids.
Notice is hereby given that the com
mon council ot the city of Salom, Ore
gon, invites sealed bids for the mak
ing of an Improvement of Center street
from the east line of Liberty Btreet
to the west line of Fourteenth street
In said city, with Bltullthlo pavement
Light Standard Bitullthlc pavemont,
Hoavy Gravel Bltullthlo pavement,
Light-Gravel Bltulllhic pavement,
El-Oso pavement No. 3 ,El-Oso pave
ment No, 4, concrete pavement or
Hassara pavement, In accordance with
the plans, specifications and esti
mates on file In the office' of the city
recorder of said city, which are here
by referred to and made a part of this
notice.
Said bids will be opened on or after
the 4th day of March, 1912, at or about
7:30 o'clock p. m in open council
meeting, In the city hall In Salem, Ore.
gon. Each bid submitted must be ac
companied by a certified check equal
In amount to ten per cent of the
amount of the bid. This notice Is pub-
llschd for five successive days In a
dally newspaper published In the city
of Salem, Oregon, the date of the first
publlcatlon'belng Februnry 27, 1912.
CHAS. F. ELGIN,
2-27-Ct City Recorder
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Notice for Healed Rids.
Notice Is hereby given that the com
mon council of the city of Sulcm, Ore
gon, Invites sealed bids for the making
of an Improvement of North High
Waurika, Oklt.-" I had female tron-; street from the north line of Court
bles for seven years, was all run down, strect to the north curb line of Division
IRS. STEVEI2S
RECOVERS
After Yeari of Suffering.
Tells How Her Health
VffA Regained.
IK
Arrive
Spring Suits
We have on display our first
arrivals of Men's Suits and
cordially invite your judge
ment. We select the fabrics
with extreme care and we
feel certain that you will
find the patterns to your
liking.
Every one of these suits is
strictly all-wool and tailored
by the Brandegee, Kincaid
& Co., which insures abso
lutely correct style for this
spring.
See the "English" with the
long roll lapel the "Bris
tol" with the square cor
nered front not a freakish,
bulging box, but a real nob
by garment.
See them, you'll admire
them
AND BOYS ALSO
.At about this time ot the school
term boys' suits have seen their best
days. We still have some extra good
values at greatly reduced prices that
will fix the boy up In Bplendld shape
for the remainder ot the term.
OUR NEW SUITS
Well, tnoy are the kind with
the genuine Cash Store quality that
overlay the price, Good ca&slmeres,
serges,, and worsteds, made up In
three-button, double-breasted Nor
folk that will wear and please.
eh
a!
1
a
and so nervous I
could not do any
thing. The doctors
treated me for dif
ferent things but did
me no good. I got
so bad that I could
not sleep day or
night While in this
condition I read of
Lydia E. Finkham's
Vegetable Com
pound, and began
Its use and wrote to you for special
advice. In a short time I bad regained
my health and m now strong and well"
-Mrs. Saixie Stevens, R.F.D., No. 2,
Comanche, Ok la.
Another Woman RecoTer.
Newton, N.H.-"Forfive yearsl suf
fered from female weakness and drag
ging down pains. Lydia E. Plnkhara l
Vegetable Compound haa restored my
health and the pains are gone." - Mrs.
F. A. Peaslee, E. F. D., Box 88. j
Because your case II difficult one,
doctors having done you no good, do not
continue to suffer without giving Lydia
E. Finkham's Vegetable Compound a
trial. It surely ha remedied many case
of female Ills, such as inflammation, ul
ceration, displacement, tumors, irregu
larities, periodic pains, backache, and it
may be exactly whst you need.
If j-oa want special advlM write to
Lydia E. rinkhsm Medicine Co. (confl
dentlal) Ijnn, Mi. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and bold in strict confidence
street, In said city, with Bitullthlc
pavement, Light Standard Bitullthlc
pavement, Heavy Gravel Bitullthlc
pavement, Light Gravel Bitullthlc pave
ment, El-Oso pavement No. 3, El-Oso
pavement No. 4 or concrete pavement,
In accordance with the plans, specifi
cations nnd estimates op file In the of
fice of the city recorder of said city,
which are horeby referred to and mude
a part of this notice.
Said bids will be oponed on or after
the 4th day of March, 1912 at or about
7:30 o'clock p. m., In open council
meeting, In the city hall In Salem, Ore
gon, Each bid submitted must be ac
companied hy a certified check equal
In amount to ten per cent of the
amount of the bid. The city of Salem
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids'. This notice Is published for
five successive days in a dally news
paper published In the city of Salem,
Oregon, the date o( the first publica
tion being February 27. 1912.
CHAS. F. ELGIN,
t-27-gt City Recorder
T Car a Cold la One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money If It
falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signa
ture is on each bos. 25 cents.
.
Dr. Mflae Laxatlr Tablets taate
Uk candy and woik UJke a cluurm.
Tells Consumptives How
Ge Get Well
Tuberculoma Ii anld to be curable by
elmplT living In the oK-n air end tuklng
an HtinnilHiice of frfxti eKtfB and milk.
UndoutitHlly, Home peruana ure benelllwl
In tliln way; but the aiir-iunrlnte remrilj
for ConRtiuiptlon ! Eckmau'a Alterative.
l)o ell you ponHlhly run to mM to itreiiKtti
and lucmlse welRlit, ent wlioli-noine, nour
lnl'InK food, and brentlio the oletmeit and
pureat air then, to the tengllile tblnga of
rlalit living, add the tonic and .'urntlva
cli-oli of ICcliinini Alterative. Held
what It did In tliln ctiKe:
OIIO Went titrret, Wllmlnitton. Del.
"Oentlemi-n: lu January, 1W8. I w
taken with heninrrliait of the lunxe.
Uf ptiyalrlioi, one of ihe leaillnK practi
tioner,, .a Id that It wae luna trouble. 1
took eKK and milk In quniitlum, but I got
very weak, and I kept on working In the
lore. The dix'tora anld I would not fain
In welfcht a long aa 1 atayed lu the alore,
but I kept on working uud prayed turn
day that I wight fret well. I believe my
f reera weie tuawered, for Mr. O. A.
.Ipplncott, my employer (I.lpplueott
Co., Department Blore, SOU to I4 Market
Ireef, Wilmington, Del.), had learned of
a remedy railed Kcknuui'i Alterative that
had done grent good, and upon III! rec
ommendation I hegnii taking It at oni-e.
Thla win about June, HUM. 1 ronMnued
fallhfully, uatug no other remedy, and
Anally uotleed the elearlng of Ihe lung,
whlrh appeared to be old ehunka nt blood
coming up. 1 now have no trouble w-ltti
my liiuga. 1 llrmly believe Ki kiunn
Alterative piiviiI my life. I aeiit my aplt
tie Inter to the Htate Hoard of llrnllh to
be einnilned fur tubereuloali haellll, and
nij-e were found.
"My mother died from Couaiiniiillon
when I win about two yea re old.
"1 make thla atnteinent en that olheri
may learn of the won lerfol limine of
Kibiuan'a Alterative. I regard my recov
ery aa being riliai-uluua."
(Hleucd Alllluvit) JAM. WIUIUKH.
lOokuiiin'a Alterative la effective lu Hron
ehlllH, AhIIiiiih, liny Fever: Throat and
l.mig Trniiblee, and In upbuilding th
ayatem. Iioi-a not contain polwnia, ophite
or balilt-forinlng druga. Aak for booklet
of cured ciihch uud write to Kikiuan
Uhoralory, I'lillBdclphln, I'n., for more evi
dence, r'or aale by all leading druggUta anl
J. C. Perry.
u
The palna nt n-m -;la ecldom full W
yield to Ir Mil""- ntl.l'ln I1ll.
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CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Ttts Kind You Ha8 Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
STY a
Notice for Sealed Bids.
Notice la hereby given that the com
mon council of the city of Salem In
vites sealed bids for the making of an
Improvement of South Fourteenth
street from a point 24.5 feet north of
the south line of State street to the
north lino ot Mission street, In said
city, with Bltullthlo pavemont, light
Standard Bitullthlc pavemont, El-Oso
pavoment No. 3, El-Oso pavemont No.
4, or concrote pavement, heavy grav
el Bltullthlo pavement, light gravel
Bltullthlo pavement, In accordance
with the plans and specifications and
estimates on file in the office of the
city recordor of said city, which are
hereby referred to and made a part of
this notice.
Said bids will be opened on or aftfr
the 4 th day of March, 1912, at or about
7:30 o'clock p. m. In open council
meeting in the city ball, In Salem, Ore
gon. Each bid submitted must be ac
companied by a certified check equnl
In amount to ten per cent ot the
amount bid. The city of Salem re
serves tho right to rojoct any and all
bids. This notice is published for five
successive days in a dally newspaper
published In the city of Salem, Ore
gon, the date of the first publication
being Februnry 27, 1912.
CHAS. F. ELGIN,
2-27-Ot City Recorder,
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Near Rneholm. HI., an Indian went
to sleen on a rallrond track and wn
killed by the fnnt express. He pm'd
for bis carelessness with his llfo. Of
ten It's that way when people neglect
coughs and colds. Don't rlak your life
when prompt uae of Dr. King's New
! Discovery will cure them ami so pre
Ivont a dangerous throat or lung trou
ble. "It completely cured me. In a
I short time, of a terrible cough that, fol
lowed s severe attack of irrlp," writes
J. R. Watts, Flovdadn, Tex., "nnd I
regnlned 15 pounds In welpht that 1
had Inst." Quick, safe, rellnble and
guaranteed. BOo and $1.00. Trial bot
tle free at J. C. Perry.
Spring Opening Price
for Two Days More.
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4SQCQUKTXT.
MERCHANT TAILC.l
tt
For the next" two days you . can place
your,' order, for tlie best tailoring and
woolena at these prices:
$.r,r, and SCO Suits r,0.00 f 40.00 and f 42.50 Suits... $37.50
$.r,0 and $52.50 Suits $15.00 $37.50 Suits for $3 SO
$45 and $47.60 Suits $40.00 $35.00 Suits for $30 00
A few very desirable patterns worth t OCT AA i
to $37.50 at . . . . $CDM)
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V
UAGTORIA