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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1912)
Pipe fMV (Ml FfW W W Bf IWi WW WW WW Wi WW WW w fl WW. 1WHJ W. PHfWB 1WW WW WWfW mvw mm wwi ww wwwflwwwuwjp ww)j?sfi ww ww ww ww nwt m ram tWi mhY nf -"i 'ir-f "" ' " Stockton's Ail-Wool Suits For DULY CAN TAL JOURNAL, SALE 1U OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1912. Sta one ruriiisies Men PtHH jiiJ ft i II Ml I ARE LEADERS IN CORRECT STYLES They are made for hard service and to still retain their stylish appearance un til the fabrics wear out. It will be distinctly to your advantage to come in and try on your particular style from the biggest va riety of new fabrics we have ever shown. See Our $15 SPecia,s Suits from $10.00 to $30.00 Boy's School Suits Here is the place where you can please the boy in jaunty wear and tear suits Moderately Priced STATISTICAL. MARRIED. HATCH JONES At the residence of John P. Robertson, corner of Center and Summer streets, at 10 o'clock a. m Saturday, September 21, 1912, Miss Emellne Jones to Wal ter L. Hatch, Rev. D. Errett pei formlng the ceremony. Speaks Here Tuesday Mrs. Florence Elwell Atkins, of Nashville, Tenn., will speak at the I'nltartan church Tuesday, the 24th at 8 oSclotk on Suffrage. Those who have heard Mrs. Atkins say she Is a very charming speaker. Don't fall to hear her. Speaks at Mission Rev. Roficbraugh of the United Brethren church, speaks at the Mis sion at 3 p. m. Sunday. Democrat, Attention Come and bring your friends to the big Democratic rally tonight In the hall on Liberty street between State and Court, formerly occupied by the Salem public library. Local candi dates and others will speak. Schools Open Monday Everything Is In' readiness for the opening of the public schools next Monday. Both the Highland and Rich mond Bchools are completed and ready for the reception of pupils on the op ening day. On Monday at the opening pupils will be assigned to their re spective class rooms, where they will bo furnished booklists for their class es. Parents ar urged to have thcirl children on hand at the opening day If possible as It has a tendency to de moralize the schools for pupils to en ter after the class is well under way. Ilallroad to Fir The new railroad to Fir will soon be completed. It Is only six miles and It Is reported track is being laid at the tate of half a mile a day. A Teachers' Met'tlng A general teachers' meeting was held this afternoon in the high school and was -attended by practically all the city teachers. Superintendent Kuntz presided and made his first an nual address. .- HHHWWH H ttHWWI Mrs. P. E. Fullerton WlKX Suits, Coats and X. ' ' -''V ix. : 11 Millinery ADVANCE NOVELTIES FOR 1 V-- ?! .'. 'At .rjxr , If m I will r Arm FALL WEAR NOW READY Mrs. Hummer, late of j the Emporium, at Portland, j is in charge of our Alter- j ation department this seas- f on and we can assure the I Ladies of Salem and viciiKj ity of her ability to give j them perfect satisfaction as m. a. mm w to Workmanship, fit and tin-1 ish of any garment entrust-;; 4 ed to her care. flOlKSlE II II II tl II II II ri II II 11 II 11 It n II 11 ri II 11 11 n II HI 13 u 13 li M ti 11 li tl ri 11 11 n 11 II II N II it ti li 11 II 11 11 11 11 tl II II II 11 n II ri ri n ii ii ii n n ii n ti ii ii n n n n ii ii n n ti M tl 11 II 11 II II 11 II II 11 II 11 II II II II 11 11 U 11 II II u 11 tl n n The Nationally advertised kind the kind with a country-wide reputation for ser vice, style and general effi ciency. This is the class of goods you will find on our floors. Of course it is easy for us to stand back of them with a guarantee that means something. HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS You should see the new'Hoosier special now on disol !n our kitchen department, It is even better and more convenient than last year's model, Built throughout of best grade solid oak, it will last a lifetime, Everything necessary in preparing a meal at the finger's ends 1 i GLOBE-WERNICKE BOOK CASES AND FILING CABINETS We show a complete line of G.-W, book cases in all styles and finishes, G.-W. filing cabinets in both wood and steel to fit any office need, BISSEL CARPET SWEEPERS We have them in all styles and finishes, , The Bissel is the most efficient carpet sweeper on the market, Try one and you will agree with us, PREMIER VACUUM CLEANERS The only thoroughly practical low-priced vacuum cleaner made, Absolutely guaranteed, Come in and see one demonstrated or let us send one to your home on free trial, HEYWOOD BROS. AND WAKEFIELD CO. Reed Furniture has a nation-wide reputation for beauty, comfort and durability, Come in ' and see our line of Art Reed Chairs, Rockers and Tables, made by this company, BIGELOW CARPETS AND RUGS A visit to our carpet, rug and drapery department will prove of value to you if you con , template the purchase of anything in this lino, 1 , SOUTH BEND MALLEABLE RANGES The Ifietime ranges, Look over our line of Malleables. The purchase of one will mean life-long range satisfaction for the housewife, The prize loaf in the recent bread baking contest was baked on a South Bend, I i 1 ', ' : ! SEALY MATTRESSES Are ideal, They are fillled with PURE, CLEAN FIRST GRADE COTTON, something, that to our knowledge, is not used in any other mattress, They are made up perfectly even and smooth and are guaranteed by us and the makers to stay that way, Let us send you one for a couple of weeks' free trial, WE CAN MENTION ONLY A FEW OF THE WELL-KNOWN MAKES OF HOME FURNISH INGS, WHICH WE STOCK, IN A LITTLE AD LIKE THIS. COME AND WE'LL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU ALL OF THEM. LI mem m w wm w m M pm W "t w " f! "f " " f f r!ww?r',r,'??3F,?',n,,lf'?w'T'"",,,l,"'''," M II ii n n ii is I! S1 11 U M 11 n M 11 51 11 N M 11 11 tl 11 n u r. II 11 11 II II 11 11 II tl 11 11 11 11 11 11 n u ii ii ii n ii t! M II tl li 13 11 11 81 11 u II 11 I II 11 II 11 11 II 11 n ti ti n ii M n 13 M n SUNDAY DINNER MENU White House Restaurant GKORGE BROS., Proprietors. Soup. Chicken al la Relne Flah. Fried Salmon, Drawn Butter. Boll, 25c. Chicken, Oyster Sauce. Entrees, 25c. Braized Beef, Vegetables, 25c Clilcken Pot Pie, 35c. Fried Spring Chicken, Pan Gravy, 50c Baked Chicken, German Dressing, 35c Roosts, 30c. Leg of Pork, Apple Sauce. Leg Veal, Dressing. Prime Beef, au Jus. Mashed Potatoes. Corn on Cob Sugar Peas. Sweet Potatoes Pie, Dc. Cream, Lemon, Apple, Pumpkin, Custard, Loganberry. Cherry CityCafe (Inirlcs 1,1 nil Icy, Proprietor. WNNEH BILL OF FARK. Soup. Chicken Soup. Fish. Fried Salmon, 20c. Boll. Cold Boiled Ham, Potato Salad, 20c. Entrees. Chicken Pot Pie, 2Gc. Chicken Fricassee, 25c. English Pot Roast of Beef, 20c. Boston Baked Pork and Beans, 20c Roast. Prime Rib Roast of Beef, 20c Roast Pork and Apple Sauce, 20c. Roast Veal and Dressing, 20c Dessert. Watermelon, 5c. Cantaloupe, 5c Cream, Lemon, Apple, Mince, Pump kin and Blackberry pie, all home made. Pies 5c. Keene's Home Dining Room SALEM HOTEL Sunday Dinner 35c. MENU. Soup. Clam Chowder. Salad. Cabbage. Meats. RoaBt Chicken, Gravy. Roast Bcof, Brown Gravy Vegftnliles Mashed Potatoes Baked Beans Green Corn. Dessert. Fruit Jello. Cuk,e. Coffee. Tea, Milk Home Cooking. 12:15 to 1:3) p. m. CHICKEN DINNER 35c at "The Cottage" Hotel 10 Court Street. Phone 209 Soup. Cream of Chicken. Salad Tomato and Lettuce Meats. Chicken With Dumplings. Prime Ribs of Beef, Brown Gravy. Vegetables. Mashed Potatoes Celery Green Peas. Dessert. Sliced Watermelon . Apple Pie Ice Cream. Good Homo Cooking.
