Daily capital journal., May 30, 1912, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

PAHT CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALES, OKEGM. THI'RSDAT, MAT SO ,1912.
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THIS STORE CLOSED ALL DAY DECORATION DAY
June White
.Days
Just so it's White
it's Reduced
A Sale Surpassing Any Former Effort. Everything White sold at reduced
prices from now on during this GREAT SAVING event. Thousands of
dollars worth of White Merchandise sold at
CONVINCING SAVING
White Dress Goods and Silks-Save!
Lowest prices prevail through our entire stock of WHITE WOOLEN DRESS GOODS and
SILKS for the "June White Days," wool and cotton flannels also reduced-
Si, 25 grade at only 98c
$1,75 Grade at only $1,49
$2,00 Grade only $1,79
$2,25 Grade only $1,99
All White Flannels Reduced
White Cotton
Blankets
Savings for "The June
White Days,"
$1,66 Quality ,.$1,39
$1,35 Quality ..$1,12
. ,85 Quality .. ,69
An Array of New Waists
"June White Days"
for
$1.18
Pretty Lingerie Waists of
Muslin and lawns,-styles that
open in the back and front,
Trimmed with embroideries
or val, laces, . ei io
Values to $1,50, nowW'W
$3.15
Unusuallyy pretty styles,
splendidly made of voiles
and balutes, Dainty trim
mings of coarse or fine lace.
Paplum styles are included,
Women's Gowns for Less
Women's $1,50 Gowns, only ,98
Women's $2,00 Gowns, only ..$1,59
Women's $2,50, $2,75 Gowns, only $1,95
Women's $3,00 Gowns, only...... $2.47
Women's $3.50 Gowns, only $2,73
Men's 75c White
Night Shirts 43c
Of excellent quality of muslin in
low "V" neck or with turn
down collar, Full cut with
pocket and trmmed in pearl
buttons, jio '
75c Night Shirt JC
Men's 25c Handker
chiefs . . . 17c
Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs,
3 for
50c
Trousers
00n
Men's 10c Cambric
Handkerchiefs .
Men's 5c 'Kerchiefs
Men's 50c Balbriggan
Underwear . .
5c Each
3 1 -2c
. 39c
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The above cuts show the big Bteel vault now being Installed in the Ladd & Bush bank. The vault It still
on the street, and It Is well worth a walk to the bank building to see. It Is the largest, strongest, most up-to-date
vault ever brought to the coast, and cost the most money. When In plnce, the freight, which was nearly
3000 and the cost of Installing, added to the cost price, will make Its total cost about $ 50,000. It Is burglar
proof, fireproof, tlmeproof, and, like the bank in which it Is placed, as solid and Impregnable as Gibraltar,
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OREGON SHOE COMPANY
Home of Good Shoes
We have 600 pairs of short lines of Men's, Wo
men's and Children's Shoes and Oxfords, in Tan,
White and Black leathers at less than cost.
You must see them to appreciate their real value.
No Greater Bargains Were Ever Offered in Salem
OREGON SHOE COMPANY
Salem, Oregon
I)K PALM A SMASHES RECOKDS
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DePulma led for the firm 50 miles,
covering that distance in 1:49:02.
Dnwson and TetzIafT followed close
upon the leader. The previous rec
ord for this distance over an automo
bllo speedway was 1:67:15.
Eddie Rlckenbacher, relief driver
at the wheel of a Firestone-Columbus.
quit in the 32nd lap owing to valve
trouble Druce-Brown dropped out In
the 2Gth lap. '
In the 63rd lap the McFarlan car
driven by Marquette, lost Its two
right wheels and was forced to quit
Neither Marquette nor Fowler, his
mechanician and relief driver, was
injured.
Tho 200-mile mark was passed with
Ralph DePalma still leading in bet
ter than world's record time, with
Dawson pressing closely upon him.
In the 54th lap liearno broke a
cam shaft' and withdrew. Anderson
blew out a tire in the ECth and with
drew, and Llcsaw quit with a broken
cylinder head In the 72d lap.
The blowing up of Anderson's tire
turned his Stutz car completely
around on the track, but both Ander
son and his mechanician escaped In
Jury. DePalma continued to lead at the
2'0 mile mark, having covered half
of tho distance of the race In 3:03:34,
an average speed of 81 miles an
hour. Wlshart, driving Mercedes,
withdrew In the 82nd lap with his
waterllne connection broken, leaving
the sole hope of the Mercedes cen
tered In DePalma. -
Dliibrow wlthdrey with a blown out
differential pin in the 67th lap.
At 300 miles DePalma still led
wllh another world's record of
3:43:21. Hn was followed In order
by Dawson, Durman and Bragg, who
relieved TetzIafT at the wheel of the
Flat car at this stage.
DePalma still led at 350 miles,
with Dawson, Uruce-Brown's running
mate, six minutes behind blin and
Uragg driving a close third. Dingley
and Matson withdrew it this stage,
leaving only 12 men In tho race, all
of whom are certain of prizes If they
remain until the Inlsb, as the race
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FOR
A FEW DAYS
ONLY WE WILL
OFFER THE FOLLOWING RE
MARKABLE BARGNINS IN
GOOD GRADE CARPETS:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS in small conventional
designs, tan and brown colorings, just the thing for
the living or dining room.
' . Regular 95c values, Special 75c.
Regular $1.20 values, Special 95c.
Regular $1.25 values, Special $1.00.
AXMINSTERS in Oriental and floral patterns
with artistic colorings.
Regular $1.35 values, Special 95c.
VELVETS in good up-to-date designs and
' harmonious, color schemes.
Regular $1.35 values, Special $1.10
You will find in our Carpet Department
on the third floor, the largest and finest
selection of rugs and carpet3 in the city.
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offers 12 prizes, ranging from the
$20,000 for the winner, down to $1000
for the twelfth place.
DePalma retained the lead at the
end of 400 miles, Just 2G minutes and
itl seconds ahead of the world's rec
ord for tho distance, which ho cov
ered In 4:56:34.
Ilurman's Cutting car was over
turned In the 1511th lap. rturman and
his mechanician, Ooetz, escaped uninjured.
Indianapolis, May ,10. Dawson's
time was 6:21:06. This Is 21 minutes
and 2 seconds faster than last year's.
Ills average speed for the 600 miles
wns 78.6 miles and hour.
The 1911 average speed wns 74.61
miles an hour. Bragg In a Flat, was
second. Hughes, In a Mercer, was
third.
KAKEIIAIX 1)01 III KD 01 T.
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grounds.
National league
Afternoon game at Philadelphia.
It. 11. E.
New York 6 7 2
Philadelphia 1 5 4
Datterles: Crundall and Meyers;
Chalmers, Alexander, Bchultz, Itren
n a n and Dooln. Umpires Ilrennan
and Moran.
American league:
Afternoon game at BoBton.
R. II. K.
Washington 5 12 0
Boston 0 5 2
Batteries: Johnson and Alnsmath;
O'Brien and Thomas. Umpires. Per
rlne. At St. Louis: First game.
R. II. E.
Detroit 0 6 1
St Louis 3 8 0
Datterles: Mullln and Stunuge;
llaumgartner and Krlchell. Umpires:
Westervelt and O'Loughlln.
Henry Fcrrl. Under, Nobr . Is the and can recommend It to anyone
fntner o: lu cmiuivu uuu or m uat needing a cough medicine." Dr.
20 years has used Foley's Honey and , Stone Drug Co.
Tar Compound with tne best of re
sults. He tells us: "I think Foloy's
Honey and Tar Compound Is the
best cough medicine In the world for
I have used It for the past 20 years
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
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ANNOUNCEMENT
George Pettingell
Has Purchased the
Electric and Gas
Departments of the Electric and
Gas Appliance Company
135 North Liberty Street
And will continue the business at the same location.
Estimates gladly given on electrical installation
of buildings, stores and residences. Skilled
workmen employed and all work
satisfactorily done
Phone Main 187
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Mrs. Wm. A. Allen, Chacon, New
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Dr. Btons Drug Co.
Berry Crates and Hallocks
A comnlete stock of the hfit fnlrlin i
I haliocks that they all like. Also plenty t
oi wcumuuecraien. iou will una our
prices are right Special prices on
quantity lots.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
251-201 State St, Salem, Ore,
.44-H4444 4-4-4?