Daily capital journal., June 14, 1912, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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All of Our
Handsome
Tailored Suits
at
Reduced Prices
SAVE BY BUYING HERE DURING THE WHITE SALE
$1.25 White
Petticoats
98c
JilCELY TRIMMED WITH
EMBROIDERY OR LACE
THE NEW MAKE, NOT TOO
WIDE.
Children's Muslin
Drawers
35c values 25c
TRIMMED WITH STRONG
LACE, WELL MADE
Children's Petticoats
Trimmed and
Untrimmed
9flc PETTICOATS "9c
85c PETTICOATS 74c
JJc PETTICOATS 66c
35c PETTICOATS 29c
PRUNES
We have one of. the finest large
prune orchard propositions to be
found at only
$90 PER ACRE
of which there are 24 acres of or
chard with 16 acres
BEARING
The whole place Is 155 acres, of
which over 60 acres are under plow.
Balance In pasture and a lot of
GOOD TIMBER
It Is located about two miles south
of Rosedale, part ot It facing on the
main rock road. Also about a mile
down grade haul Jo new Oregon Elec
tric station.
Good house, barn, etc.
IOC CAN'T BEAT IT.
E. HOFER&l SONS
Investments.
213 S. Commercial Street
promptly obtained OK HO FIB Trade-Murk
('VMii. ('imrfrltrhti Brut lbali itlrwi.
TWHHTT YE1JUV PRACTICE. UlfhMt rrfureDMii.
fnd modol, ikckh or photo, for frw mport
n pattnUMlUr. AH buinM onfldiH1.
HAND-BOOK FREE. Kipfetnitwirttilnji. Tolli
iw to obUto tnd Hot) Mtnti, Wlit Invnntlnttl
Will fey, How to ft ftrtner, iplaina be
nfRhknlrtl mnTumcnts, nri6onUlu 100 nthtf
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Salem and vicinity: Fair
tonight Saturday fair,
warmer.
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. 5- C. Sron
Women's
House Dresses
$1.25 values
98c each
Splendidly
Made Garments
Summer Corsets
The Royal
Worcester make
98c each
ECONOMICAL BUYERS WILL
Saturday Only
60c Silks
ALL COLORS
39 cents
A BIG BOOSTER
MEETING AND
BASKET DINNER
Posters are out for a rousing boost
er meeting and picnic at St Paul Wed
nesday, June 24, 1912. There will be
sports and races, including a baseball
'game between the St. Paul and Mt.
'Angel teams at 2:30 p. m. A basket
! dinner will be given, and at 1 p. m. a
' rousing meeting will be held in the
city hall, at which time a commercial
club will bo organized.
Music will be furnished by the St.
Paul City nand, and In the evening a
dance will be given.
A contract was. let yesterday for a
new school building in Portland to
cost complete about $150,000.
Instead of Liquid
AntisepticsprPerox.de
many people arc now using
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic
The new toilet germicide powder to be
dissolved In water as needed.
For all toilet and hygienic uses It is
better and more economical.
To cleanse and whiten the cr"
MJUlrll, 1' IH'l U ia. wuu
prevent decay.
To disinfect the mouth, do-
stroy disease germs, and
purify the breath.
To keep artificial teeth and
liMllrmomfl clunn. nilnrlenfl
To remove nicotine from the teeth and
purify the breath after smoking.
To eradicate perspiration and body
odors by sponge bathing.
The best antiseptic wash known.
Relieves and strengthens tired, weak,
inflamedcyes. Heals sorethroat, wounds
and cuts. 25 and 50 cts. a box, drupgisU
or by mail postpaid. Bumplo Free.
fHE PAXTONTOILTCO.,Boton,IV!a
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m
S. Department of Agriculture.
WcA I rlcK ISUKuAU.
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DAILY CAPITAL
1 1
Men's
Trousers
20
per cent less
Men's 10c
Handkerchiefs
5c each
5c
Handkerchiefs
3 l-2c each
BUY NOW
LARGE WHITE, EXTRA
GOOD QUALITY
Turkish Bath
Towels
SSx20-IX. EXTRA SPECIAL
TAFT MIST W1X.
(Continued from Fage 1.)
come here under any conditions."
Sew York Sticks to Tuft,
William E. Dnrnes, chairman of the
New York state Republican commit
tee, this afternoon conceded that
Roosevelt has 458 delegates, but de
clared that Taft would receive 565 on
the first ballot. He said that 78 of
New York's delegates favored Taft,
. '..I'm were for Roosevelt and six
doubtful. He said:
"Of , the delegates unpledged,
Roosevelt can possibly got only 40,
leaving him considerably under a
majority."
Senator Dixon this afternoon
charged that a southern national
committeeman had been offered a
postmastershlp for his brother-in-law
if he would support the Taft people
in the contests and this man, he
paid, had consistently voted for Taft
delegates.
HE (iOES TO CHICAGO.
(Continued from page 1.)
a prolonged trip, as sovernl pieces of
baggage were checked to New York.
Colonel Roosevelt will be accom
panied by his wife, his son, Kermlt,
and Secretary Harper and wife. The
party reserved drawing rooms In the
regular Pullman section of the train.
The colonel and his wife lunched to
day at the Aldlne club with Theodore
Roosevelt, Jr., and wife.
The entire Roosevelt family will be
at the Dlackstone hotel In Chicago
during the convention. Ethel Roose
velt, Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., wife and
baby and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
are going to the convention city later.
When Roosevelt arrived at the Out
look office today he wore a new buck
skin sombrero with a wide, wide
wide brim. He will wear it In Chi
cago.
(i-mitlnaont llrtt pi thrfmjli pnlnt
who wr wido. rim nu. lowrwwm-
railmuai wind locllr.
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17c I
JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, JOE 14, 1912.
TAFT SAYS
WILL WIN
FIRST VOTE
PRESIDENT SATS HE WILL WIN
OX FIRST BALLOT WITH TOTES
, TO SPARE FRIENDS SAY, ANY.
WAY, HE WILL OITOSE LA F0L
LETTE OU CUMMINS.
UNITED P1IKHS LEASEI KIM!.
Washington, June 14. "There will
be no dark horses in Chicago," Bald
President Taft today. "All informa
tion I get is to the effect that I shall
be nominated on the first ballot, and
with votes to spare."
The president's friends here assert
that if he Is not nominated he will op
pose the nomination of either Cum
mins or La Follette.
RAPID SALES
AT KINGWOOD
PARK REPORTED
The erection of a store building in
Kingwood Park gives evidence of the
rapid growth of Salem's "West Side.
The building of the new railroad
bridge and the condemnation of the
present wagon bridge, which will
necessitate the building of a new and
more modern one, al' point to the
rapid growth of what many people
believe will be the best residence dis
tricts of Salem,
Gibson & Hill, general sales agents
for Kingwood Park company, owners
of Kingwood Park, report many re
cent sales. Several of these buyerB
Intend building homes at once, which
with the 10 pretty bungalows now
on the tract, will add materially to
the beauty of this pretty home dis
trict. The activity of the Southern Pa
clllc and Hill lines throughout the
Willamette Valley and particularly in
tills vicinity, augurs well for the
prosperity of Salem. Fifty thousand
In 1015 seems more of a reality and
less of a dream each day.
WANTS EQUAL
SUFFRAGE PLANK
IN PLATFORM
UNITED N1KSS LURED tt'IDK.
Chicago, June 14. Open announce
ment that he Is working hard for the
insertion of a woman's suffrage
plank in the Republican platform,
was madd here this afternoon by Hi
rnni W. Johnson, of California.
"Suffrage has worked fine In Cali
fornia and other states," asserted
Johnson, "and I think It would help
Roosevelt to have such a plank. I
favor It and I believe we have
enough strength available to have
such a plunk written In."
li-vprv hmiHA tn ftnlrnr Ptfv la In ha
decorated July 4, even the Jail.
X-RAYS AND SMILES.
The KalHcrlue Is probably not the
best dressed woman In the German
empire, not If the report that the
Kaiser selects her hata Is true.
Honey parts his hair and his pon
tics In the middle. He Is a Demo
crat part of the time, a Republican
p: rt of the time, and a four-flushing
conscienceless fakir all the time.
The flag on the South Salem school
was taken down lust night, but the
electric lights .up that way have not
yet gone up. These nights, It Is ns
black as a blind nigger with a dark
lantern, looking for a black cat In a
coul cellar In the dark of the moon.
Anyway Salem folks can find those
electric light poles In the daytime.
This Is Good Friday for the Hum
phreys who had expected today to be
doing a stunt in which their legs
would not be long enough to reach
from their bodies to the ground,
If everything those delegates at
Chicago say about each other Is true,
they a're a pretty tough lot.
E. E I.ytle, the Tillamook railroad
builder, who has Just completed
trip around the world, say "the
earth Is not very large." Of course
I.ylle should know, having been
around It; but as he lived at Hood
River for some years, maybe he, like
other Hood River folks, thinks the
world Is only as large as Hood River
valley and they have a right to
think so, too.
Lane county prohibitionist have
nominated a full legislative tnd
county ticket.
WATER USERS
NEVER KNOWN TO
RE SATISFIED
Puzzled as to what action to pur
sue with relation to petitions asking
that the Central Oregon Irrigation
company be compelled to install a ro
tation system for the distribution of
Its water, the Desert Land Board has
referred the subject to the Water Us
ers' association having jurisdiction of
It.
Some time ago settler asked the
board to install a rotation system for
the distribution of the water of the
company, and the board complied. Now
thnt the system has been Installed, oth
er settlers are opposing It.
GOING AHEAD
Oil ORIGINAL
SUBSCRIPTION
After drawing up a contract that
waa satisfactory to the special com
mittee of the Board of Trade, at a
meeting of the executive committee
Thursday afternoon, it was decided to
go ahead with the original subscrip
tion that wa started at the Board of
Trade meeting with about $1250 Bub
scribed. The committee expects to
begin their canvas Saturday morn
ing and rush the work of raising the
rest of the $5000. The subscribers
will name a committee to see that ev
ery dollar goes Into the construction
of the buildings on the site so gener
ously furnished by the Southern Pa
cific company at the corner of Mill
and Fourteenth street for the foun
dry. HIS PITCHING
- ALMOST BROKE
HIS OLD DADDY
UNITED miHIl LIASID WIBS.1
Washington, June 14. That John
Engle, a local saloon keeper, will have
to curb his paternal pride In Joseph
Engle, a new pitching discovery of the
Senators, Is the ultimatum of the po
lice here today, following riots which
Btartcd when Engle announced that he
would serve free beer every time his
son struck-nut a butter In his game
agnlnst the St. Louis Browns.
Engle was gslng good, and the free
beer new spread rapidly. Every time
a St. Louis player fanned Bcores of
police were forced to rush the Engle
saloon. Finally, Just as the father, In
desperation, sent his son a telegram
to slop pitching, the young player end
ed the riots by "blowing up" in the
seventh liming, and was yanked from
the box.
Big swimming contestat Portland
this afternoon for state championship
and gold and sliver medals.
Grcshnm has sturted a fight on
vice, but vice has been licked so of
ten that a few kicks and tumble
encourages It.
Another Snap
Six room plastered house, large
lot, barn yard, all fenced, two blocks
of car line. Price only $815. Cash.
You will have to act quick.
12700
Will buy a new modern seven room
two-story house, well built, base
ment, electric, bath, toilet, sewer,
sidewalk, large lot, close In on Cot
tage street. A real bargain,
11,650
Will buy the largest lot close In on
State street, 50x2(10 feet, street paved,
sewer In, all assessments and taxes
paid; clear title, abstract furnished.
Beautiful location.
VACANT LOTS
We have choice vacant lots In all
purls ot the city. Price from $100
and up now Is the right time to buy
a lot. Let us know your wants, we
will call with an auto, at once to
sliow-you any lot you wish to look
at.
S AND 10 ACRES
We have sold several small tract
this week. All close In tract are be
ing picked up. Have you one? If
not, why not get our prices?
820.ACRE FARM
Only $50 per acre, worth $100 per
acre. In the heart of the great
prune belt. Mr. Farmer, Mr. Inves
tor, look this up for Its a real snap.
fjpchtel ft llynon, sole agent, 347
State street.
House for rent
Iluslnes property for sale.
Warehouse sites.
V3 on!y list bargain.
BUCTIIFL BYN0X
347 State Street
Suit Economy
Don't buy a boy' suit in a hap-hazard
way. The hU;li cod of living is dui tj
a great exK.it t ) the wastefulness of
the American people. A boy full of
life needs a suit that will hold him. A
poor suit can't do it, therefore no mat
ter how cheap, It's a waste of money.
Likewise, the best suit with too much
price attached to It Is a waste ot mon
ey, no matter how many extras you
get with It We give no baseball bats,
mitt or other extras, but we give you
genuine quality solid clear through
for every dollar paid us on a boy's
suit.
Conklin s Horse
Hide Gloves
Have been the standard for 40 years.
Try them and you will always buy
them.
Travelers
Sweaters
,Tha sweater is a very desirable gar
ment, coming more and more Into fa
vor. Whether you want one for all
purposes, your outing In the moun
tains or ramble on the beach, we
have considerable ot a variety to
make a selection from. We carry the
most desirable color only, at price
ranging from a 50-c'ent cotton sweater
to the best heavy wool coat with the
wide roll collar at $5.85,
The home of Charles Smith, of East
Portland, was burglarized Tuesday
night and $1400 worth of Jewelry
taken.
The Astoria section Is lufusted
with caterpillars.
CHICHESTER S PILL
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f y"litowniBett1iiaft,AtwT.kftllilil
SOLD BY DPUGU1STS tVtRVWHf RE
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THE BEST
Is the Cheapest
A PAINT INSURANCE 1'OLICY
We have the exclusive sale In
this vicinity for GOLD SEAL
PAINT. We are authorized by I
the manufacturer to Issue a T
WRITTEN GUARANTEE over
our own signature, that the I
paint will wear FIVE YEARS.
W.J.Porter
Dealer In Wall Paper and
Paints, 455 Court atreot.
Phone Main 458.
Delightful
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pWJ: I i Mod ! tiuld niM.iiiA'V
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Served in (he Tea Room, Fourth Floor
OLDS, WOMAN & KING
At no other place In alt America could you get a lunch equal to
thnt served In the Olds, Wortmon 4- King Tea Room. The style of
service Is prompt ami entirely original for a public dining room. It
Is Just like home, The food are all prepared by experienced women,
In the cleanest, and most thoroughly sanltitry kitchen you ever saw.
The prices are very reasonable no service less than 25c It Is a
cool, restful place to dine. This slore I the big show place of the
city, where stranger and visitor nre wolcome at all times, whether
they buy or not. We want you to vUlt our store and when you go
back home, we want you to talk about us.
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We can show you a good assortment
of telescopes, suit cases and handbags.
Good mat cases, $1.65 and $2.00, Reed
cases, solid leather binding, light and
very durable, $4.75. When it conies
to good cow hide cases we can surely
save you money. We haven't baen able
to find anything bettor at the price,
$4.25 upward.
160 ACRES
Beautiful Polk county land 7 mile
from Salem and right on main Salem
Independence ifiad. All In cultiva
tion and every foot the finest kind of
soil that will raise anything. All
similar adjacent land soiling at $150
per acre and up. This Is one of the
best large farm or sub-division prop
ositions at
1100 PER ACRE
E. Hofer & Sons
Investment
213 S. Commercial Street i
Just Out
Come In and let us play the New
May Record on the New Edison
"Opera" phonograph.
It's a Pencil
t We also have May tock In Co- ?
lumbla and Victor Records.
Some new "Red Seal."
CIIAS. E ANDERSON j
247 North Commercial Street.
Ealtm, Oregon. t
I Wiley a Allen Store.
Luncheon
OLDS, W0 HTM AX KINO.
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