Daily capital journal., June 07, 1912, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

FACE EIGHT.
BAI1I 0 API Til JOUBIUL, SALES. OBEflOK. FRIDAY. JTJNE 7, 19H.
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Women's High-Grade Suits
Suits that sell regularly up to $50.00 being
offered at $ 1 0.00 and $ 1 5.00
One of these splendid suits can be worn to the Rose Festival, the Elks Convention
and the Cherry Fair; and you can have a good time on what you saved in buying
your suit during Meyers Rousing Sale. You may get the $1200.00 Automobile and a
new suit for $10.00 or $15.00. We advise prompt action.
OFFER INCLUDES
FINE
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"We wish to clear stocks be
fore the summer advances,
and this sale will do It.
Bona Ada reductions from
our regular prices, We
guarantee every statement.
Ladies' Suits
Priced regularly to
$25,yourchoice$10
AND 10 GUESSES ON THE FINE
BUICK WE ARE GIVING FREE.
ALL THE POPULAR WEAVES
AND COLORINGS OF THE SEA
SON ARE INCLUDED IN THIS
ROUSING SALE.
THE STYLES ARE VARIED,
SOME PLAIN TAILORED, OTH
ERS IN THE MORE FANCY OR
NOVELTY EFFECTS.
ACT QUICKLY THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY,
YOUR
CHOICE
$10.00
THIS SPECIAL SALE INCLUDES OUR HIGH-GRADE
Ladies' Suits
Regularly priced to $50, your choice $15.00
AND 15 GUESSES IN OUR FREE AUTOMOBILE CONTEST.
NOVELTY NAVY SUITS, MIXTURES. GREYS, WHITE, BLACK IN
WHIP-CORDS, SERGES, BROADCLOTH, BASKET WEAVES, TAFFETA
SILKS, ETC. NEW UP-TO-DATE STYLES. ALL IN THIS GREAT
ROUSING SALE THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY, YOUR CHOICE
$15.00
ttllfiUM
TRUST TO BE
DISSOLVED
DNITID PRESS I.HJBID WIIIB.l
Pittsburg, Pa., June 7. Proceed
ings for the dissolution of the "alumi
num trust" were begun today, when a
motion for a decree restraining the
trust from continuing its alleged vio
lations of the Sherman anti-trust law
was entered In the United States cir
cuit court here by attorneys for the
government.
The trust, which controls 90 per
cent of the aluminum output through
i a system of restrictive contracts, has
agreed to nullify these contracts.
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National at Brooklyn:
R. H. E.
Chicago 7 7 1
Brooklyn 2 4 3
Batetrles: Leifleld and Archare;
Ylngltng and Miller. Umpires: Klein
and Bush.
National at Philadelphia:
v R. II. E.
St. Louis 4 5 2
Philadelphia 5 11 1
Batteries: Steel and Wing; Bren
nnn and Doln. Umpires: Rlgler and
Flnnernn .
But it doesn't stop us from selling
SHOES
Worth up to $5.00 for
95 Cents
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MEYERS' ORIGINAL JUNE WHITE SALE
Is convincing many people, that the savings on White Goods at the "Meyers' Store" are worth considering
JUNE BARGAINS IN EVERY SECTION OF SALEM'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
MA It 111 ED.
PATTON LAN KEY. At the minis
ter's residence In this city, Thurs
day evening, June fi, 1912, Earl S.
Patton and Miss Alice Lnnkey, both
of Salem -vere united In nianit gt.
lev. P. S Knight performing the
I ceremonv
'I he yoiu.rf eople will leslde In aa
! leni IOCS Mi'r'on stre.jt. Mr. PnttT i
lis In the em; lev of the pl'Mihing firm
Supply your needs
at Meyers
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You may get the
Buick Auto
' CITY NEWS.
The Hotel Marlon's Business Lunch
. Prepared and served In an up-to-date
manner, 60c. 6-27-tf
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Irrigation Hills Arc Sow Due
And must be paid on or before the
10th of the month to receive the 10
per cent discount. 6-4-.1t
S. II. S. Alumni
The annual meeting of the S. H. 8.
Alumni association and reception to
the graduating cIiibs will be held at
the high school Saturday evening at 8
o'clock. All members lie present, and
please bring dues. 6-6-3t
Klnrk.4 for Sale
Two thousand Hhares of Scotia De
velopment Co., at 30 cents per share
and 11,000 shares Kruppeanof Cop
ier Co. at 7', 4i cents. Write to W,
E. Davidson, 216 Lewis building,
Portland, re.O 6-4-5t
Business Men's Lunch, Hotel Murlon
Excellent service, superior cooking,
60c, 6-27-tt
Irrigation HUN Must Be Tuiti
on or 1 1 lore June 10th to got the
10 per cent discount. 6-4-Dt
I'i i tlniid Cooked
Crawllsh at Collins Buffet.
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Pay Your Iirignllon Bill Novr
And pet llis discount. 0-1
See Ice ('ream Baked ,
On a gas range at Buren &
llton's at 2 p. in., Saturday.
Ham-
T0DAY AM TOMORROW
BLIGH
"Where Everybody Goes"
A I) It KB ATTRACTIONS
Marshall & Moore
Musical, Singing and Dancing.
Doyle & White
Classy Vocalists.
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"M Am; it .mi's DAKiirmr
Two-reel feature, hand-colored.
"AMERICAN WEEKLY"
World's latest Events.
SEE J. HHCCE 1SMAY
Salem's Itlir Show
Free!
Every child attending our big Sut
utday matinees gels a package of
Popcorn Crisps free.
Coming
Beginning Sunday Matinee
TABEK (.KEEN
Those two colored gentlemen that
are a riot the longer they stay.
A (iOOD rlni'RE PROGRAM.
The Salein Flouring Mills are now
ready to do ull kinds of mill work.
They hove added a dust collector for
the purpose of taking the dust out of
the grain, preventing It going Into
the feed. 0-6-21
Not Ice
Members of Salem Camp W. O. W.
will meet tonight at the I.g Cabin,
state fair grounds.
Iced Tea Days
There Is nothing finer than some of
that delicious Grand Union tea. Phone
Lo'ckwood next time, at 210 North
Commercial street.
Speaks Tonight
Itev. Stone, of the Nazarene church,
will speak at the Salem Commons at
8:30 this evening. You are Invited to
be present.
Has Soldier Bug
George Kin, a Chinaman 57 years
old, and a resident of Salem, was to
day committed to the stiito Insane asy
lum. Ills hallucination Is that every
one Is a soldier, and that they are
trying to kill him.
The Alumni Bauiiiet
Of Willamette University, will be
held Wednesday evening June 12.
Tickets may bo secured at either of
the bookstores, or phone Miss Elea
nor Colony, Main 20fil. Reservations
must be made on or before the 10th.
liootus for (J. A. It. Encampment
Persons having rooms to rent
available for the tl. A. R. Encamp
ment, June 18 to 20, should report
nemo to the Salein Hoard of Trade.
llrlng In your list of rooms slating
name, street number, telephone num
ber, price for one person and per
couple. Telephone orders will not be
received, llrlng or send your llBt at
nil early date. 6-7-lw
Those Albany Boosters-
Are certainly all right and novo
an eye to big deals and good oppor
tunities. On first arriving In Salem
questions were fired at them right
and lort, but they were mum until
they were assured that Salem made
cigars were coming. A box of Bon
Your Chicken
Should be dressed with care. For
your Sunday dinner, place your or
der' early. Phone Main 131. The
Sunset grocery.
New Has Reputation
Our Ice cream has gained for us a
reputation that will lat Only the'
best materials used. Made by the
Wonder Kandy Kitchen, the home of j
"Crlspette." j
There's None Belter I
In Salem than Hill and Hansen
put over their counter. Their fresh
and cured ments you can depend on.
Order early tomorrow morning for
your Sunday supply. Phone Main
217.
(Iff to Convention
Fred S. Ilynon, a delegate to the na
tional Republican convention, left the
city this afternoon nt 1:30 over the
uregon taecmc ior rorimnu aim i in-,
cago. He expectB to be on hands sev
eral days before the convention opens,
which Is June IS. Dr. Smith left sev
eral days ago and will visit relatives
before .the convention opens. Mr. Ily
non will call on bis acquaintances
and relations while on the trip.
Special Train
fly Oregon Electric Railway from
Portland during Rose Festival.
Every evening during Rose Festival
week, a special train will leave Port
land North Honk station at 11:13 p.
in., Jefferson street station 11:30 p.
in. for Salem and Intermediate
points. This allows passengers to
see all evening parades and enter
tainments. 6-7-61
. E. Sliufer
The saddle and harness man, 187
South Commercial street can supply
you wit hleather and straw Biiltcases,
leather novelties and the latest
safety razor on earth.
Baked Ice Creiim
Only on a gas range can this deli
cacy be prepared. Come and Bee
Mrs. Strlckler demonstrate this at 2
p. m., sharp, Saturday. Buren &
I Hamilton.
250 (illons of House Paint
To close out at $1.65. E. L. Stiff &
Son, corner Court and Liberty streets.
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Want a Divorce
A suit for divorce wus filed this
morning In circuit court by Fuy P.
Ha.ley agaliiBt A. H. Ilazley, of Gates,
Oregon. The plaintiff alleges cruel
and inhuman treatment. There are
no chldren and no property rights to
be adjusted. The plaintiff asks that
her maiden name Fay P. Clark be re
itored to her.
MARRIED.
MT1IKRSON-R U I) 0 L P H At resi
dence of the bride's parents, No.
431 S. Cottage street, at high noon,
Friday, .lime 7, 1012, Miss Frances
Rudolph to Chillies McPherson, of
Berlin, Oregon. The groom is a
lumberman of Linn county, where
the newly-weds will make their
home.
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They are Pingree, Utz &
Edwards, Florsheim, R. T. Wood,
Johnson & Murphy and Strong S
Garfield makes. If you don't get
yours it's your own faalt
J. C. Lally, best Shoemaker in the city,
always at your service
COME IN TODAY
PRICE
SHOE
CO.
320 State St.
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SPARK-IUHKKR At the olllce of
olllce of the county Judge, 8 o'clock
p. m. Thursday, June 6, 1912,
Mary F. Huker to Walter Spark,
both of Salem.
CUMMINGS RUDOLPH. At the
home of the bride's parents, No. 431
South Cottage street, this city, at
(1:30 p. m., Tuesday, June 7, 1912,
Miss Alice M. Rudolph, of Salem, to
Charles II. Cummlngs, of Iebanon.
The newly-married couple will make
their home In Lebanon, where the
gioom has large farm interests.
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DON'T GICT DISCOURAGED
1 1 KNOW FRY'S
POISON OAK
REMEDY
CURES
PRICK, 2.1c
If your dealer does not car
ry It, we will send post-paid J
on receipt of price. - X
DANIEL J. FRY !
Manufacturing Pharmacist.
2S0 North Commercial Street. I
Base Bali
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N.UEM SENATORS
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SUNDAY AVTEUNOON, 2i3(l P. M.
The Weonas have won from such
teams, as Kstacada txigans and Mc
Mlnnvllle, and have lost but one
game this season and that by score
of 1 to 0. Scott, their Btar pitcher,
struck out 13 men In that game and
BOWLING
New location, 379 State Street
In rear of Shining Parlors
Open Dally
Everybody Invited, ladles especially
' PERSONALS,
John A. Carson went to Seattle to
day. A. J. Relnhurt left this morning for
a fishing trip to Tillamook, where he
will be joined by a number of friends
from Portland.
The ubiquitous W. F. Dnvldson. of
St Paul, wis nt the court house to
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WANTED Hoys to
Journal routes.
carry
Capital
6-7-tf
IIOUSEMOVERS Are hereby notified
that the blacksmith shop at Insane
asylum Is to be moved. Information
can he secured at hospital, from su
perintendent. - . 6-6-2t
FRED! Fied! Fred! Corner Com.
and State street In Front the Madi
son. 6-5-4t
NEW BUNGALOW close In strictly
modem, four blocks from business
Bectlon; $200 down, balance month
ly. See Homer H. Smith, McCor
nack building. Phone 96. 5-24-tf
Clin You Heat This I
At the real estate office of Courtier
Vlck & Fleming can be seen a bunch
of rye that stands eight feet tail.
The crop Is general and Is grown on
the Iialsebeck farm five miles east
of Salem, recently sold to a South
ern Illinois farmer.
Says Itiimor Is False.
nsiriD rnitss ihkid wise.
Chicago, June 7. Senator Joseph M.
Dixon, campaign manager for Colonel
Roosevelt, stated here this afternoon
that, so far as he knew, the report
that Roosevelt Is coming to Chicago
Wednesday to take personal charge of
his fight is untrue.
Oregon City will open the season by
hnvlng a big roBe show Saturday.
Ton. was distributed. The Albany hag funm,d 39 m(ja n ,hfl ,Mt ,hw
boosters art now boosters for saiem
mad cigars.
Sftines
Japanese Hand Laundry
and
Dry Cleaning Works
Clean and sanitary. work done
l.j- hand. o machinery to tear and
wear out delicate fubrlcs. Work
railed for and delivered promptly. A
trial will make pa a steady patron.
4.1(1 Ferry Street. Phone Mali Hit
Instead of Liquid
Antiseptics w Peroxide
many people are now using
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic
The new toilet permiclde powder to bo
dissolved in water us needed.
For all toilet and hygienic uses it is
better and more economical. ,
lo cleanse and whiten tho
teeth, remove tartar and
Tirvtnf rtiu.uv
To disinfect the Tniilllh ria.
mroy uisease germs, and
purify the breath.
To keep artideinl teeth and
brldirework clean.
To remove nicotine from the teeth and
purify the breath after smoking.
To eradicate perspiration and body
odors by sponge bathtne.
The best antiseptlo wash known.
Relieves and strengthens tired, weak,
inflamedeyes. Heals sorcthroat.wounds
sndenU. 23 sod 50 eta. bo. druggists
r by mall postpaid. Sample Free,
rm PAXTONTOILiTOO.,B0.To.W
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MEN WANTED for mill and yard
work. Phone 52 or call 349 South
12th street. 6-4-tf
FOR RENT Two well furnished don
stairs rooms for house keeping. Ii-
quire at 332 North Church street
Journal "Want Ads" Bring Ream
f.
MONEY TO L(M
TU08. K. FORD j
Over Ladd and Bush Bank, Salam. 0 i;
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BCUGIIARDT t MEREDITH
Resident Agents M State StreH ,
FOR SALE CHEAP Our Mitchell
demonstrator, Model T, 35 horse
power, recently overhauled and
painted. Car guaranteed same as
new. Slmonton Motor Co. 6-5-tf
FOR SALE Six lots 50 by 130 feet,
good garden land, In Highland,
near new carllne and school. Price
?HO0, cash. Must be sold In two
days' time. See .lohn Van I-aanen.
275 State street. 6-6-2t
MEAT MARKET for sale all tools
complete, corner N. Front street
and Pine street. 6-C-2t
FOR SALE We have some fine acre
tracts Just off the carllne all un
der cultivation. Fine view. Five
cent carfare. Price, $800; $50 cash,
balance $10 per month without In
terest for three years. Oregon
Realty Co., 275 State street. -7-3t
WOOD AND COM
In any quantity. Prompt Ml'Wj
our specialty. Falls City l;.
Company. 279 North Commit
street. Phone Main 813.
MONEY TO LOAN.
On good Beal Estate iwirttj. j
BECUTEL BYK0JI j
til State Street-'
MONEY TO LOAV
On farm and city propsrty, J
Scott, over Chicago Btoro, S"
egon. Phone 1652.
Office Phone Main if
Rlgdon Residence Main 111
RIGDON-RICHAIIDSO t
Funeral Directors and Undert
252 N. High Street
FOR SALE-U'1-3 acres of very
good fruit lnnd rolling, all In cul
tivation. A fine spring and some
lovely shade trees around the
spring. Would muke n fine chick
en nnd duck park; It Is close to
good school, only six miles from
Salein; good rock road. Price only
$1417. A small payment down,
balanco $10 per month. See John
Van Ijiamm, 275 State street.
6-7-3t
FOR SALE Five acres of very fine
berry nnd garden land, running
water, level land and nearly all In
cultivation; close to school; good
rock road; six miles out. Price.
$t25. A small payment down; bal
ance $." per month. See John Van
Laanen. 275 State street 6-7-3t
STENOGRAPHER with some experi
ence, wants position. Phone Main
1740. 6-7-3t
TUE NEW SEC0SD.H1S
CLOTHING STORE
w.. a .nod line of Clo
and Shoes. Highest prlcMj)";
second-hand clothing and ft
812 N. Commercial SU,
CAROLINE ELINOR HAIKES
CONCERT I'IA1'
Piano Instruction,
lar. Studio 491
street.
Writs for dm-.
North Wi"'
TYPEWRITER
All Mukf" .,.
bought
SOLD
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grrriii .
Be mobefororoa do wAr'
C. M. LOCKWOO'