Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 17, 1913, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAHT CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONBAY, FEBBUABY 17, 191S, Butterick Patterns and Publications Any 15c. Pattern, Both for The House "PL The Home Quality IklkilalgSBlll Satisfaction fflpwrera Stunning New Modes in Spring Suits and Coats Our 626th Surprise Sale Next Wed., Feb. 19th ..Fine Crocheted Bed Spreads,. at a very surprising price, 89 Cents Each, Kvery housekeeper In Salem villi be Interested In tills very Import, nut Mile of bed spreads, Good heavy weaves In very prclly de signs, full size and a very exeep. I lima I bargain for Wednesday nly c each .None sold before 8..KI. See win dow display. (11, CITY NEWS. W. C. Wlnslow, attorney at law, has removed his offices to 305-6-7, Salom Tank Trust Co, nidg. 2-6-eod-tf Tho Philharmonic Society of New York Is giving "Tho Roso Maiden" this season with a chorus of 500 voices. Davis1 barber shop, 334 State Btroot, for your shave, shampoo, shine and cigars. Call at Btousloff iiros., or phono Main 1 T.L'S when you want meats, froHh, cured or prepared. Tho Sunllary Mar ket, Court and Liberty street. Tho Sunwt. Grocery for tho best bakers' bread In Knlom, mailo by the Now York bakery of Portland. If you want n change try this bread onco and you will use n( other. Phono Main 131. You am roouoslod to call In and bn (lonicHiHtratlim of tho Royal Kleetrlc Vacuum Cleaner, works llko a charm, no house should ho without one. (!x. K, Pettlngell, 13!) North Liberty street. If It Makes Any I Difference t To von what sort of shoei vo.i 4 put your feot Into-It makes a big dlrferenco where you buy T your shoes. Wo .vnnt you to learn mint a difference It makes In stylo, comfort and appearance by buy. Ing your shoes at t REINHART'S 111 State St The quality Shop Home of llauan Shorn Women's and Misses' new garments have been coming in very fast the last few days, There are many styles and they are correct, We are showing more new styles now than were ever shown before, so early, The makers have displayed their best efforts and outstripped all previous endeavors in their zeal to produce the finest collection of tail ored garments ever pre sented to dressers of taste, See this advance showing and you'll agree that Meyers as always is Salem's style center, GOPDJLCOQDS At Grand opera house. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Brown, from near Independence, aro visiting friends here. Clven by Salem Oratorio Societies. Miss 1olota llnrrl sont yesterday In tho country with lior parents, Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Harris, lleneflt Y. M. C. A. Mr. John Dnvls, of Portland, road master of the Oregon Kleetrlc, Is in the city. Cantata sung by 50 voices. Mr. II. A. Davis, Portland, superin tendent of tho Oregon Kleetrlc, Is In tho city. ' All local singers, too. Mr. I'elers, of tho llrm of Peters Andermiu, left this morning for Port land on business. Yes, een the soloists. Robert MuglnosB, a hopman of Hopo woll, who has tJireo daughters In the Salem high school, Is In town. Pest reserved seats CO cents. Mr. Jimmy Roseoo, tho Jolly sales man of an eastern firm says, ho wishes "Oregon" would atop boosting home goods. Pox offleo Tuesday 9 a. in. Miss .loyco Miller, of St. Joe, Mo., Is visiting friends here nnd says she could spend the rest of her llfo here and be eonten'ed. Just, for greens, let's pack tho houso. ( Mr. John Sehuiclile ot Cleveland, O., Is spending a vk In tho Capital City. Thinks It a great cllmalo hero. I 444 l Cherry City Flouring Mills tiik mi l, or quality-flour, ci.itKU.s and feed. ufl. Trade Street, 444444444444 Phone Main 2rtl). Itatra 91.00 n Day nud Up COTTAGE HOTEL With dining room, home cooking and homo comforts; quiet; noar business center; all outside rooms. Special weekly rales. 160 Court Btroct. MR8. MA8 I VIM, Proprietress. Get the New Spring Style Book and 25c. at the Pattern Counter Shopping by. Mail You arc Just as safe In shopping by mall as It yon were buying In person. All orders are promptly and Intelligently attended to. Our Mall Order Department Is thor oughly equipped and our facilities for the executing ot out-of-town orders cannot be surpassed. We Invite patronage through this department Man! Do You Know Meyers' Clothing? Almost every man in Salem does, Those few won deters who don't should. And the sooner, the better for them, both in looks and pocketbook, There are no better anywhere there are no cheaper, What do we mean by cheaper? We don't mean clothes that nobody wants color fades, seams rip, buttons come off, linings give out the stores are full of that soil, and that sort of cheapness is the wildest kind of extravagance, Buy a suit at Meyers no matter what the price may be $10 or $25 remember you'll get the utmost amount of service and satisfaction for your money, no matter what you pay, Take a Look at These Extraordinary Values Oi Invite your friends to a good thing, Mrs. Leila Lynch left Saturday for Portland to see her sister, Mrs. E. S. Cooper, who left for Alaska Sunday. If you are there we will all know It. Mrs. 'Jlnimlo Crawford and mother, Mrs. Coylo, of Spring Valley, are shop ping In Salem. Its worth a dollar and a halt Wednesday for half a dollar, Friday, February 21st, at 8 p. m., Prlnglo will have a little celebration of Its own at the school house. An In teresting program has been arranged and a pleasant evening Is assured. Salem Furniture Company, 333-339 t'henickela street. Just earn of the Y M. C. A. building. Call and Inspect our goodB and get our priced before buying elsewhere, It will pay you. High grndo pianos sold on reasona ble terms. Ask about our oasy pay ment plan. Wo carry tho Ludwlg, Packard, etc. Wo nre now In our new store, f21 Court street, Moose building. R. F. Peters, Manager. For staple and fancy groceries, call In or phono Main fit!, and at living prices. Quick service and prompt de livery, Good npplcs by the bushel, cheap. Sperling's, 311 North Commer cial street Spring Is here. "You" aro thinking of your new "suit' or "costume" wo will make? Wo havo unlimited vari ety of prevailing materials for the coming season, "Prices reasonable." A. S. Ka.tuarek, Merchant Tailor. La dles and Gentlemen. Court and Lib-"''y- 2-12-oodtf 444444.f44m4 Phono Main 23,11 MEN, ARE YOU PARTICULAR ABOUT NEGLIGEE SMI It IS f Its right to be and especially when there Is more than one place to buy, We want X$n to see Oils splendid new a8sortment we hare collected for you In all the popular stylrs. They're a little bit better Tallies than you'll find elsewhere better fabrics, better patetrns, better made 75o to $5.00. look like a rag in a month. Odd Fellows, take notice. The fu neral of C. C. Warlck will be hold at the United Evangelical church, cor ner Center and Cottage streets, Tues day, February 18, et 2 p. m. Members must be at tho hall at 1 p. m. C. B. Albln, N. O. The funeral of Monte Price, which i was arranged for today, was post poned on account of the doluy In the body reaching here. The funeral will be held from Lehman & dough's un dertaking parlors tomorrow. County Clerk Gehlhar today Issued 'marrlngo licenses to Fred T. Oollln, of Portland, and Nellie E, Derby, of Sa lem; John Armstrong, of Independ ence and Martha A. Loe, of Salem, An action was commfficed In the Marlon county circuit court this morn Ing by Adolph Clock et nl., against Emma Olson for the collection of $835.19 alleged to be due on merchan dise sold by the plaintiffs. Hox ollloe opens for Rose Maiden reservations Tuesday the 18th at 9 a m. No more thnn ten tickets to any one person. With exception of the boxes which have all been takoii, there will bo no seats held out and all will have equal opportunity to secure the best seats. I ROSE MAIDEN There Is always great Interest when our friends appear In public to take part In the presentation of an opera or cantata and this Is one rea son why so much enthusiasm Is mani fested at tho prcsont time In "The Rose Maiden," which will bo given by Salem singers Wednesday evening nt the Grand. We love to see our own folks do well and make a good Impression gen erally, and Wednesday's audience will be one In hearty accord with the ef forts of the vocalists. With nil duo respect to the great artists whom at times we nre privileged to hear-It Isn't what we hear them render that does us the most good, but rathor what we attempt to do for ourselves. Not what some star can come and show us, but what we ourselves deliv er or attempt to deliver this Is what helps us most ot all. The value to Salem musically In having a choral society, arousing,, as It does,, tho in dividual effort, as well as collective unity of Its members, can scarcely be overestimated. The Salem Oratorio Society has been in existence little longer than three months, yet has been able to attract a wealth of vocal talent whose finished action will come as a -pleasant surprise to the many who havo not closely followed the work of the society. In its ranks mav be found many voices which would attract favorable comment anywhere. Ample demonstration has already been made that in things musical Sa lem may now stand beside her sister cities, Eugene and Portland, with an unbowed head. THE I). OF 0.1 IDE Total Amount Granted Is $280,333.71 In Addition to tho Standing Appropriations, In the house this noon the stato highway aid compromise bill drawn by the joint house and senate roads and highways committees, was Intro duced by unanimous consent. The bill seems to meet with favor on all sides. It provides for the creation of a stale road board to consist of the gov ernor, secretary of state and sta'e treasurer, they to appoint a state road commissioner to serve for an annual salary of $3600. The bill provides for a tax levy of one-half mill for stato aid in building roads. Tho house acted on tho appropria tions for tho University of Oregon and State Agricultural College today. The appropriations for the University of Oregon, amounting to $280,333.75, In In addition to tho regular standing ap propriations, went through as asked for. Tho appropriations wore contain ed soveral bills. There was but little opposition. Mr. Eaton, of Lane, guided the bills on the lioor and answered all questions ask ed. Incidentally, during tho debute, tho University of Oregon and Its work, and tho work ot the ways and means coinmltj'.ee of tho house were generally highly praised. Eaton, In a general statetnont ns to tho bills and the needs of tho univer sity, pointed out that the millage tax of lhree-',enths of a mill for tho sup iiort of the stato educational institu tions, and which would give the uni versity In round numbers about $.'100,- 000 annually, would not go Into effect until 1915. Ho (tilled attention to tha fact that tho university had not re ooived any Btato appropriations since 1907. Not a building had boon added to the Institution for six years pas', he said, and during that tlmo the attendance had Increased 200 per cent. The ap proprlatlons now asked for had been cut to tho bone. "The situation is this," snld Eaton. "In order for the Institution to get along at all It Is ab- solutoly necessary for these appropri ations to be made as recommended by the ways end means committee." Each bill was first considered in commHiUie of the whole. The main fight was on the $30,000 asked for a summer school and the extension work. Sehuebel's amendment to cut this sum to $20,000 was defeated. La tourotte, Smith, Forbes, Howard, Mit chell, Johnson and Carklns were among those who pralsod the univer sity extension work and throw bou quets at tho ways and means com mittee for Its work In economy. Smith declared that about $10,000,000 In ap propriations had been asked for, and that tho committee had succeeded In paring this down to about $5,100,000. All tho spoakers asserted that the leg islature would make a mistake If it cut down. Btato educational appropri ations. "The legislature should not be stin gy with appropriations for good roads or the state oducntlonnl Institutions," said Forbes. "If Oregon retains a nig gardly policy toward Its educational M 444 4444444444 44444 DO YOU REALIZE? That poor pnlnt Is worsa thnn no pnlnt at all? It Is ubcIcbs to put It on. Come to PORTER 4M COURT STREET. For the best pnlnt you can buy I at prices that nre right Institutions, It will soon blush with shams." Only five votes wore cast against this bill. The other University of Oregon bills to pass were as follows: $100,000 for now building, 15 negative votes; $50,- 000 additional annually for supiiort and maintenance, 11 noes; $75,000 for additional repairs and Improvements, 10 noes; $22,500 annually for medical department of university at Portland; $30,000 for extension work department and summer school; $12,833.75 to as sist In Improvement of streets abutting university proiorty. This afternoon the house had under consideration the appropriation bills for tho stato agricultural college. NEW TODAY. WANTED Plymouth Rock chickens, Phone Main 1109. 2-17-3t GOOD COW FOR SALE Phono Far mers 9x7. 2-17-3t HOUSEKEEPING Rooms, 336 North High street. Phone Main 4, 2-14-3t FOR SALE Three fresh cows or ex change for beef cows, 1056 Mill street. Phone 1137. It WANTED women for house to house work, $2.00 and car fare. Ask for Mrs. Rockwel, Hotel Marlon, 11 a. m. to 12 m. it WANTED A small farm, close to Sa lem, 40 to 100 acres, good Improve ments; owners only. Full descrip tion. Hox 204, Salem. 2-14-tf NOTICE All accounts of the Capital City Creamery before Fobruary 1 are due and must be paid at once, as we have sold the business to D. Catlln, C. W. Roberts and Percy V. Cotter. Make payments at the office. W. J Pooler. 2-14-31 WANTED Lonn of $2500 on good real estate security. Address "Loan," care Journal. 2-15-3t RUBBER TIRES nt reduced prices. We have a limited amount of 1912 rubber tires which we will put on at greatly reduced prices. Ira Jorgen- sen, 150 South High. 2-153t A TWCMIORSE chilled plow for sale or trade for 1-horso plow. A. E Day, Asylum Ave. and Twenty fourth street. 2-17-3t' WANTED By experienced man and his daughter, work on farm. Phono Main 1493. Address Georgo Dodge, 783 N. Winter. 3t PERSONAI-Flvo sporting postcards, 10c. Miss Allco Banner, Box 5, Sta, R ,Nov York City, 2-17-31' WE HAVE buyers for a few farms, if you want to sell your farm lands list them with Win L. Dlnsmoor, of L. 8. Barnes & Co., 315-316 Masonic Tomple. Phone Main 2-108. OWING to lateness of season, we are offering 25 per cent discount on our choice nursery stack, for or chard planting. City yard, Lauter man building, Chemeketa street Cherry City Nursorles. J. H. Laut- erman, proprietor. 2-17-lt Fine Art Studio Lessons given, orders taken for china painting, firing and water col ors. e. M. onnnspRTCn 222 Hubbard Building Elks, Attention. Tickets to Albany next Thursday night on sale at the Elks club, Geo. Waters' and Jos. Adolph's; 80 cents round trip. 2-15-3t YOU SEE WITH YOUR EYES But do you Bee clearly and with out strain? Our examination will give the ex act condition of your eyes. a. Mcculloch Optometrist 291 North Commercial Street (Ground Floor) Phone 925 Of Ice hours 9 to I SECOND-HAND CARS. Before buying look at our bargains In socond-liond cars. Auto Exchange Garage, 176 8. Twelfth St. rhone 776 Want to Sell? It us find a buyer for that car of yours. Expert repairing n specialty. A til ll l wt tin hu 4 . ' " ins ii it r iHHMft. 176 8. Twelfth St. Phone 776 NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY BURG1URDT A MEREDITH BosMral Areata I8t BUte Street The Acme Wants Your money to Invest or loan. Your property to sell or insure. Your life to lnsuro, life or accident. Your house or rooms to rent. $8500 takes ideal home, 30 acres. $25,000 takes 250 acres, well Im proved. Several good buys In prune ranches, also bop ranches and berry tract. City lots, all parts of Salem. 150 acres, Polk' county, good buy. Some big stock ranches, trade and sell. Some good business chances, a trade Restaurant, grocery, pool hall, black smith shop. 4 1-2 acres, 2 houses, barn, on car line. Good home and garden tract, $6000. WHAT HAVE I0U GOT TO TRADE LIST YOUR BARGAINS WITH US. WE SELL FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT INSURANCE. , 5, 6.R00M HOUSES, INSTALL 3IENTS. Come In and see us. Acme Investment Co. COOK & WHITNEY, MANAGERS. Phone Main 477. 640 State Street Opposite Court Houso. GENUINE CHICKEN T A STALES. Wholesale and retail. Special for weddings and parties. Call Main 2048 or come to Fred In front of the Madi son. The first chicken tamale Fred made In Salom, now you see them ev ery place. I bet $25 these are not like Fred's Tamales. You try one for yourself. 2.12.t( HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 1 do a general visiting and office practice, treating both acute and chronic diseases. I have many pa tients for rfBUima, dropsy, diseases of the heart nnd kidneys, gall stones, rheumatism, diseases of the skin and nervous disorders. I have cured dropsy In patients af ter thoy had been pronounced hopeless by other able physicians. I have cured gall stones after emi nent surgeons had said that an opera tlon would be neeessnry to afford re lief. , Ofllce practice: Cash. If you need my help, I nm at your service. DR. I 0. ALTMAN, 29d N. Liberty SL, Phone: Main 147. Salem, Oregon WU'CH ANDv teJEWELKY: REPAIRING Jeweler. Masonic Temple LOCATED DR. ASSELN, DENTIST Graduate N. W. U., Chicago. t Salem Bank & Trust Building. 4 Suite 205-206. Phone 2418 MONEY TO LOAN On Good Real Estate Secsrity. TUOS. K. FORD Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Or MONEY TO LOAN Ob food BesJ EaUte secirlty, BECHTEL t BYNON 147 State Street THE K.&J. CO. WHOLESALE HOME-MADE CANDIES The best In town ask for them. Factory 266 Chemeketa. COAL AND WOOD Prompt delivery. Sole agents for th Famous Rock Springs Coal. CAPITAL FUEL CO. E. H. Jory, successor to J. J. O'Nefl. Phone 210. Yards opposite 8. P. pas- senger Depot. MONEY TO LOAN On farm and city property. Joh H Soott, orer Chicago Store, Salem, Or. egon. Phone 1561. WOOD AND COAL In any quantity. Prompt dellveri our specialty. Falls City Lumber Company. 278 North CommeroleJ m riw. rnonw ;viwn xii JAPANESE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING WORKS No machinery to tear and wear out delicate fabrics. Work called for and delivered promptly, 43 Ferry 8t. Phone Main 2251 Offloe Phone Main 181 Rlgdon Rosldonoe Main 11L RIGDON-RICUAEDSON CO. funeral Directors and tJndertUeri IC1 N. High Street. mm Karl NeugclmuersiSl