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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1013.
" ' mum LI Heel run. over? Sole out of kilter?
mann i n
The Last Week of Our Presidential Contest. Contest
Closes November 5th at 5:30 P. M.
TODAY OUR 61 0th REGULAR WEDNESDAY
SURPRISE SALE
Women's Fine Flannelette
Gowns at 98c Each
We were lucky in obtaining such a splendid quality garment as these and we succeeded
only by taking a good many ijozen, They are well made, cut very full and finished with
braid and fancy stitching and may be had in round or square yoke style, It is an ex
tra good $1 ,25 quality and you may purchase them today at 98 cents each,
None sold before 8:30, No phone orders See the window display,
A DECIDEDLY INTERESTING SPECIAL SALE
OF WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
READY-TO-WEAR This Week
In winding up the Great Presidential Auto Contest we are of
fering pronounced savings on suits so you can register the ex
tra guesses before the contest closes, Here you can buy a
new, up-to-date suit of finest material and workmanship at
very much less than the regular price, and in addition abso
lutely free guess on the fine Buick Auto, a guess with ev
ery dollar's worth purchased,
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Regular $15.00 suits, special $11.83,
and 11 guesses.
Regular $20.00 Suits, special 13.S3,
and 15 guesses.
Regular $25.00 Suits, special $19.S3,
and 19 guesses.
Regular $30.00 Suits, Bpeclal $23.8.".,
and 23 guesses.
Regular $35.00 Suits, special $27.85,
and 27 guesses.
Regular $10.00 Suits, special $31.85,
and 31 blesses.
Regular $50.00 suits, special $39.85,
and 39 guesses.
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An Important and Timely Sale of Beau
tiful Afternoon and Evening Gowns
This timely event will be welcomed by many who were intend
ing to purchase gowns for the. coming winter functions, This
sale offers the opportunity for an immense saving and should
be taken advantage of now before they are picked over.for the
best are always the first to go, These gowns are of Taffeta,
Crepe Meteor, Messaline, Chiffon, Pongee and Charmeuse;
made up in stunning, tasteful styles, Regularly priced up to
$65,00, Your choice during this sale,
$23.85
And you'l get 23 free guesss on the fine Buick Touring Car,
Special Sale of Jergen's
Royal Perfumes, Special,
29c an ounce
A high grade perfume prepared to meet the demands
of exacting tastes. A grade that is worthy of the
half dollar price every day of the week. May he had
In violet, carnation, lilac, crab apple, aloha and lily
of the valley. Our regular 50-cent quality extra
special 2!ic an ounco.
Ladies' Fine 35c Linen
Handkerchiefs priced at
19c each
Here is your opportunity to purchase for your
own use and for holiday gift-giving dainty Inncs
fall, one corner embroidered all pure linen, edged
wkh hemstitching or lace.
One of our regular 35c sellers. Choose
from them now at 1 9c
The
House
of
Quality
The
Home
of
Satisfaction
no lit D'Arcy hall tonight and enjoy
the Hallowe'en party.
Shave those old stubbs oft, They
look fleroo. Davis' barber shop.
C.ood, substantial clothing necessary
now. I have some. Stubbs, the tailor.
Kor winter wear get a pair of Jacob
Vogt 'a high tops. Just the ticket now.
9 1.50 only.
"Watcher doln', Jimmy?" "Tryln" to
kU-k a hole in ReJnhnrfg shoes, but
can't do it."
Shades, colors, texture and styles
till you can't slivp. Seo Mosher, the
tailor, 45ti Court.
Sc tho ghosts and goblins skate at
Hallowe'en masquerade at Mclx'od's
Skating Rink, October 29, from 7:30
to 11 p. m South Commercial street.
Admission, 10c. Skating. 25c 10-23-tit
Want a nice clean shave? See Da
s' barber shop. They are fine.
Hundred and one styles and colors.
Tailoring of the very finest Mosher.
45G Court.
Beautiful Jewelry at beautifully fair
prices. Call, see 'em. Pomeroy the
Jeweler.
High cuts and heavy winter shoes
ready for your Inspection no'.v. Rein-
A good sanitary bath is the. dope.
Dnvis' barber shop.
Hallowe'en party tonight at D'Arcy
hall. Good music, fine floor. 10-28-3t
Nlco, sanitary bath tubs at my jlaca
at nil times. Davis' barber shop.
Are the ticks Irregular? See Pomo
roy, the Jeweler. He'll fix th-jni at the
right price.
Home made oyster cocktails are
great Fltt's market carries splendid , i,nrf8i 444 gtate street.
fresh oysters.
You can get your money's worth
right here. Stubbs, the tailor. Ma
sonic building,
Those excellent Howard hair brush
es still on sale at an encouraging re
duction. J. C. Terry.
Don't go to bed In a cold room
when you can uy a heater at Huren
& Hamilton's for 90c.
W. O. W., attention. Will move to
our new hall In the McCornack build
ing this week tor Saturday night's u0t. riione 2123
meeting. 10-29-5t
Yellow lights are miserable. Get
one of l'ettlnglU's National Mazdas.
Costs less and gives two times as
much lght. 13.3 Liberty street.
A natty line of lady's comfort and
felt shoes. Just the thlrig for even
ing wear. Jacob Vogt.
Home nnd office desks of the latest
patterns. They are certainly swell.
Imperial Furniture company.
Heating stoves a full line of the
kind that are safe and economical now
on display at tluren & Hamilton's.
A splendid stock of fresh tlsU and
eggs are now on hand. The prices are
right, too. Salwm Fish & Poultry mar-
Alfred K. Clark and Albert I. Loeb
will speak In the Interest of tho Pro
gressive party at the Grand opera
house Thursday evening, October 31,
at 8 p. m. 10-2S 4t
Heel run over? Sole out of KIlterT
Bring 'em to me. I'11 80011 meui em'
1 Irvln, 473 State street.
I Tonight, Hallowe'en party at D'Arcy
hall. Be there If you wish to njoy
' yourself. 10-28-3t
I Don't shiver! Buy a Perfection
odorless oil heater. Guaranteed sat
isfactory. Buren & Hamilton.
A lop-sided heel looks something
awful. Let me doctor those good shoes
up. Irvln, tho repairer, 473 State St
I "Mighty frosty day, wasn't it?" Get
one of the imperial Furniture Com
pany's heaters. You won't notice the
,cold
I Hallowe'en entertainment and dance
tonight In St Joseph's hall, Chemeketa
'street, tonight. Admission 25 cents;
children, 10 cents.
I Ladles, do your feet hurt at night?
Try some of our comfort shoes and
felts. Cheap and substantial. Jaeon
Voght.
I Ladles' and gentlemen's hair brush
es of the finest quality reduced five
cents. See our window. J. C. Perry,
he druggist.
j Don't worry about your delicate fab
rics when you send them to us, We'll
'return them clean and in good order.
Salem Steam Laundry.
J Hallowe'en entertainment and dance
tcnlght in St. Joseph's hall, Chemeketa
! street, tonight Admission 25 cents;
1 children, 10 cents.
I Our machines are of the best make.
Sanitation, cleanliness and careful
' consideration, both rough and delicate
I clothing are our aim. Salem Steam
Laundry.
Everything electrical, especially Na
tional Mazda lamps. Visit my place
and be convinced of the saving In
! these new lamps. Geo. Pettlngill, 135
'Liberty. Phone 187.
Drive the children from bed and
bath room these frosty evenings and
mornings with a Victor Gns Heater.
No odor small expense. See one in
actual use at Buren & Hamilton's.
, Those leaving summer hats at my
establishment will please call for them
at once, as I am going to vacate my
present location immedlmely. Mrs.
Curtis, milliner.
' E. J. Allen, phone Main 01 Commer
cial Book Store, can give you some
real service 011 baggage delivery for
COc to any part of the city within city
, limits. Parcel delivery a specially.
A good smoke at a fair price is a
'permissible luxury for all. Inspect
my fine line or cigars, tooaceos anu
pipes of every description. Shater,
the smoker's friends, 171 South Com
mercial. Arctic , overshoes, rubber packs
with leather tops, 8 and 12-lnch, at
very reasonable prices. You will need
them before long, according to the In
dian version of the weather, Jacob
Vogt.
I have the best friend a man ever
had for sale. He is fast, gentle and
a beauty. Any woman can drive him
In any place. Blaln Hubbard, Hub
bard building, or at Red Front livery
stables,
Do you want an Al double-galted
driving horse The fastest traveler in
this territory. Call at Red Front sta
bles, 271 Chemeketa street, or at Hub
bard building, corner State and High
streets.
Custer's last fight, 101 Bison, big
three-reel feature reproducing the
most sensational, heroic incidents in
the history, 1000 Indians, 1000 soldiers
Blight theatre, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
Lawyers' offces for rent. Janitor
service, elevator and lights and heat.
Every convenience known to modern
building. Call John Bayne, 341 State
street, or Hubbard building, corner
H'gh and State streets.
Modem, fully equipped lawyers' of
fices for rent. Thirty yards from
court house; four blocks from su
preme court chambers and state libra
ry, and half block from Oregon Elec
tric passenger depot. Call Hubbard
l uilding, corner State and High Sts.
Dr. R. V. Ellis, of Alrll,!, aon of Dr.
O V. Ellis, arrived In the city today
with a patient on whom is 'a neces
sary to use an X-ray machine. Dr. El
lis graduated from Willamette unlver
slty In the class of last Jun.i and Is
getting a nlco practice In the commun
ity where he has located.
Mrs. Rosa C. Martin, who resides at
1C30 Lee street, fell this morning on a
froBted sidewalk and sustained a
slight fracture of tho large bor.e of the
left forearm. Dr. Ellis was summoned
and reduced the. fracture and she Is
resting as comfortable as could bo
expccto.i. hut on recount of her age It
will require somi time for the break
to heal.
Elks, attention! Members of Salem
lodge are urged to be at the lodge
room tonight when the lodge will en
tertain the Great Raymond. Brother
Raymond is a member of Decatur, 111.,
lodge. There will be a banquet and
other attractions to mnke the evening
pleasant The entertainment will be
gin after Brother Raymond's perform
ance at the Grand opera house, Roy
Buckingham. E. R,
A Great Work
Beautifully
. Illustrated
Members of tho Typographical
t'nlon who visited Ye Liberty yester
day were well repaid by witnessing
one of the prettiest stories ever told,
pictorlally, In Salem. The local mem
bers have, been extended, the courte- j
Bies of the house during the remaind
er of the film's run, and many were
present yesterday. The picture Is well j
acted throughout, and contains a beau
tiful bit of sentiment, as well as a
healthy moral. The Union Printers'
Home at Colorado Springs Is the scene
of moBt of the film, and the organiza
tion's successful fight on tuberculosis
Is featured. Many of those present'
had visited the home at some time,
and when the picture of the entrance
was thrown on the screen, depicting
the archway, with its Inscription:
"Its bounty unpurchasable; Its char
ity without price," tho comments of
the printer boys were of a nature to
have been gratifying to tho manage
ment, could they have heard them.
COMING-THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY-COMING
CUSTER'S LAST FIGHT
Big 101 Bison three-reel feature, reproducing the mos
sensational heroic incidents in the nation's history; lOfji
Indians, 1000 soldiers, Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, Reserve one of these dates and go to the
BLIGM THEATRE "Wherg frbodvjjg
PERSONAL n
PICKUPS O
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Rlgdon, who
have been visiting throughout the
east for the past six weeks, returned
to Salem last evening.
Roy Morgan, the attorney, went to
Portland today on business.
William Taylor, of Macleay, la In
the city.
Mrs. Emma Gray, of Lewlston, Ida.,
who has been spending a week at the
home of B. W. Todd, has returned to
her home.
Bargains
Big tlmo for you tomorrow, Hal
loween night, If you are a member of
the Klassy Kubs Klub.
Thermos bottles are convenient,
durable and Just the thing for outing
trips and travelers. Hauser Bros.
Dux-Back hunting clothes take the
lead. Get them at Hauser Bros. Just
the thing for comfort and endurance
In wear,
Halloween ball tomorrow, Hallow
een night, at new armory, given by
the Klassy Kubs. Members please
present cards.
We are carrying the leading line of
raincoats, and are not afraid to rec
ommend them. Hauser Bros. You must
see them to get .the Idea.
Edgar grocery, leader In right
prices on valley and hard wheat flour,
Home-made doughnuts. Phone Main
21 G. Corner of Court and High streets
Phone Main 217 for anything you
want In the choice meat line, every
cut made right. Our trade Is Increas
ing, The Capital Meat Market.
They always come back after more
of that best of all flour, Yakima Best,
made and blended to perfection. There
are no complaints. Phone Main 6G.
Sperling's.
High tops, as, waterproof as leather
can be made, and at reasonable prices,
and Just what every hunter should
have. Hauser Bros., hunting and fish
ing supplies,
Genuine Ohio .maple syrup, right
from the maple tree. You can taste
the tree Itself. Its genuine. You can
get it at J. M. Lawrence's, the gro
cer. Phone Main 311.
They are now all happy and well
pleased with the treatments received
of Dr. S. Z. Bartley, Mechanlco-The-rnpeutlcs.
Rooms 6 and 7, upstairs. 147
North commercial street.
The Fremont Hotel, which Is located
In the upper floor of the Rodgers
building at the corner of High and
Ferry streets, has been opened i.nder
the management of J. A. Whitman.
Quick delivery to any part of the
city. Our sanitary handling of meats
is becoming popular In Salem. Just
phone Main 1528 and your wants will
be properly cared for. Steusloff
Bros.
This was a very crisp morning; so
are out vegetables, kept fresh and
crisp, free from the street dust. Our
bread has no equal. Phone Main 131.
The Sunset grocery.
Royal Neighbors, remember Ha'low
e'en social to be given at Masonic hall
Thursday night Modern Woodmen
Royal Neighbors and families are re
quested to be present.
Today everyone Is looking around
for the place to save money, Cook's
cash store will save you money on
your.grocerles. Call and see for your
self, Phone Main 342, 271 North Com
mercial street.
Ask to see the best of all safety
razors, the no sham, all leather suit
case and many other real leather
novelties, at F. E. Shafer's, 187 South
Commercial street. The saddle and
harness man.
Judge P. H. D'Arcy, one of the fore
most speakers of the state of Oregon,
will speak In Portland tonight on the
political issues of the day. Mr. L'Ar
cy has taken a prominent part In the
campaign In this county in the inter
ests of the Republican party and the
meeting nt Portland tonight Is held
under the auspices of that party In
Multnomah county.
Governor West has Instructed Adjutant-General
FInzer of the Oregon
National Guard to order Col. C. C.
Hammond, commanding the troops at
Eugene, to proceed to Klamath r'ails
and make an Investigation In that
city In regard to law enforcement
The governor would make no state
ment of his complete plan of action
with respect to that town.
His Death Saved Him.
New Westminster, B. C, Oct 30.
Death come between Convict Herman
Wilson and the gallows last night,
when Wilson, who, together with an
other convict named Smith, on Octob-
r 6, last, killed a guard In the Domin
ion penitentiary here. Wllsan and
Smith were only yesterday Indicted
for trial by the grand Jury, and their
trlalwould probably have begun with
in a week,
Wilson was Bhot in the neck during
the attempted escape and blood poi
soning developed.. He made no con
fession,
FARM LANDS
DAIRY FARMS
GRAIN FARMS
FRUIT FARMS
Close In suburban homes
tracts, 5, 10, 20-acre tracts
and vacant lots and fruit track!
on easy terms. 1
We write Insurance. Loan
on real estate. Buy, sell or evci1
properties. 1
Business and warehouse nrJ
for sale. . -
. ItECHTEL & BYN0X,
347 State Street.
NEW TODAY.
MEN WANTED On Twelfth street by
Arenz & Son. 10-26-3t-
Notlce to Contractors, j
Proposals for furnishing laboi
materials required for tho erscU
a oow barn at the State Tuber
Institution will be received and o;'
at' the Governor's office Wedw
October 30, 1912, at 2 o'clock p,
Pans and specifications may l!
talned at the office of W, C, Knlf
architect, state house, Salem, On'
R. A. WATS;
10-21-8t Asistant Secr
The October term of the 6)
court opened Monday with an
ally large docket. I
W. H. Dulrymitlc. I
Democratic nominee for state if
sensitive, Give him your vote?
, will not regret It 10-28-7t-Pai
WANTED Horsa suitable for driving
wanted for Iil3 kefp this winter.
Will rent buggy iTorse, care Jour
nal. io-28-:;t
ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING
Books opened, balanced, closed; new
system installed; profit and loss
statements prepared. Terms reason-
' able. J. W, Asbeck, 1258 Chemeketa
streot Main 1624. 10-29-Ct
MONEY TO LO
Til OS. K. FORD
Over Ladd and Bush Bank, Salon'
FOR RENT, CHEAP Modern 5-room
flat, close In. Inquire at S. A. Man
ning & Co., Implement house.
10-23-3t
FOR SALE Horse, buggy, harness
and household goods, Phone Farm
ers 195, 10-3O-3t
"CHILI"
Wholesale and retail, 65c per hal
Inn I.iinch nut nn ta order. Snndfl
'any style. The Busy Bee, 329, t
street. Phone 717. J. W. Evans, f
I MONEY TO LOl
I On farm and city property. Job
' Scott, over Chicago Store, Salem
legon. Phone 1652.
FOUND White belt with gold buckle
ind matrix set. Owner may have
same by proving property and pny
Ing for ad. 10-30-3t
THE RUBNOMORE Sanitary com
pressed air clothes washer. Leave
your order at W. C. T. U. Charles
J. Hardwick, agt. 10-30-3t
WANTED Work by elderly , man,
either Janitor, caring for furnace or
chorlng. Address "C," care Jour
nal. 10-30-3t
MONEY TO LOl
On good Best Estate secirtt
BECHTEL BINON ;
817 State Street 1
WOOD AND CO
In any quantity. Prompt del
our specialty. Falls City Lm
Company. 279 North Comme
street Phone Main 813 !
FOR RENT Three well-furnished
housekeeping rooms, ground floor
south front, modern conveniences, '
close In, 541 Mill, street Phone
Main 1092. 10-30-3t
Office Phone Main 183 1
Rlgdon Residence Main 111
RIGDON-RICHARDSON CO,
Funeral Directors and Undertii
252 N. High Street
GOOD TIME Just made for your
wife. Chicken tamale, at Fred's.
10-30-4t
The Cherry City Dramatic club pre
sented the pleasing little comedy dra
ma, entitled "Thirty Minutes for Re
freshments," at the chapel of the pen
itentiary last night The entertain
ment was greatly enjoyed by tho pris
oners. The same piece will be pre
sented at St Joseph's hall on Chornek
eta street tonight
Test Letters Form Their Part In
determining the visual acute
ness and refraction of the eye
but the Error of Refraction Is
by our Bystem measured by the
most scientific Instruments and
corrected with proper lenses.
For accurate work In examina
tion and correct glasses see
a. Mcculloch
Optometrist
291 North Commercial Streot
(Ground floor)
Phone 925 Office hours 9 to 5
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIf
BURGUARDT A MEREDITH
Retildttit AgeuU 85 State Sir,
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JAPANESE LAUNDRY AND D
CLEANING WORKS f
, No machinery to tear and
out delicate fabrics. Work cpl
for and delivered promptly.' f
436 Ferry St Phone Main I
WE WILL MAIL YOU $1(
for each set of old False Teeth i
Hlehest Drices Dald for old gold
ver, old watches, broken Jewelrn
precious stones. Money sent by r
mall. Phlla. Smeltlns; ft Beflnlii!
established 20 years, 863 Cbestw
Philadelphia, Pa. To Dentists! M
buy your gold filings, gold
and platinum. Highest prices I
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