Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 21, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextDAILT CAPITAL JO UK SAL. hALKM. OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1918. Pag Fire Women's Winter1 Suits , One-third to One-lialf LESS Women's Spring Suits COATS AND DRESSES 10 per cent Extra Special on House Dresses Very pretty percalo house dresses, neat and good fitting, well mndo gar ments, $1.25 values. Men s Clothing 1-4 to 1-2 Less Real Estate Specials FOR SALE OR TRADE WHY PAY KENT I When you can buy a good 6-room house on a paved street, large lot good well water, bearing fruit trees. Prlco $1250 on your own terms; small payment down, balance $12. CO per month. Act quick or you will miss a good bargain. 6o ACRES. 65. acres on. the famous Howell Prairie, only $100 per acre; one of 9 the best buys In the' valley; all under cultivation except about 12 acres tim ber and pasture. Terms. 2.r,0 ACRES. The best 250-acre Tarm on Howell Prairie; deep rich black loam soil. Price, $110 per acn.; terms, On main road. Mr. Farm Buyer don't buy a farm until you have seen Howell Prai rie, the cream of Oregon land, YACANT LOTS. $825 will buy eight large lots. $-250. $250 will buy a fine lot In North Salem, close to a paved street, car line and school. You will have to act quick. r.oo. ' We have a beautiful lot In Fair mount Park addition; very sightly, choice location. Price $500; terms. $3700. t For a few days only we can sell a tfiolce lot, 00x147 feet, on Court street ear staet house; 7-room house. Price 3700; tcrma. ON EASY TERMS. We have a number of houses, choice lots and fruit tracts that we can sell on very easy torms. 4 TRADE. We have .80 acres of land price, $1050 that we can trade for city property. What have youT INSTALLMENT HOUSES. $850 $150 down, balance $15 mo.; 6 rooms. $1260 $250 down, balance $15 mo.; E rooms. $1000 $250 down, balance, $18 mo.; 6 rooms. $2000 $500 down, balance $20 mo.; 6 rooms. We write insurance. We runt houses. We loan monoy. ItECHTEL A BYNON. 117 Stute St. Tol. 452 Main Good Excuse. "Why do you keep me waiting on this corner two hours?" deinumled the Irate husband. ' You said you were merely going to step In to see bow Mrs. (iabble was." "Well, Bbe Insisted on telling me." Washington llernld. ; His Preferenoe. "Oh, for the wings of a dove!" cried the poet with the unbarbered hair. "Order what you like," answered the prosaic person with a clean shave, "but tell the waiter to bring me the breast of a chicken." Cleveland Plain Denier. Inquisitive. Willie Ptw, you know every thing? Pnw-Yes, my son. Why do you flsk? Wllllo Well, does the spur of the moment cause time to fly? Cin cinnati Enquirer. Journal Want Adts. Bring Results, Saturday's Specials Beautiful Ribbons In Dres dcns and many plain colors up to 5 inches In width, splendid quality. 14c yard Limit 10 yards to a customer Sale commences at 9 a, m. 98c Each JIM WILLSON Vi acres, 8 acrcB loganberries, 15 minutes' walk from cur line, soil a rich black loam. TIiIb is an excel lent buy, as the berries will pay for the land In two years. This can be had for only $100 per acre. Only two of those acre-tracts left, on the car line just outsldo of the city limits; think of getting an acre of land for $750. This is less than you would pay for a good lot In the city. Don't forget my house, No. 473 North Cottage street; lot 00x105; good 8-room house, on paved street. Price $2500, ,2 blocks north of postofflce. This is the cheapest close-In property in Salem. JIM WILLSON 141 N High t Snlem, Ore. SCHOOL FAIRS ARE T SUita Fair Management to Stimulate Raising of Livestock, Offers Tro chlea Tallied ut $!t(NI0. Much Interest is being taken In the local school fairs to be held in Marlon county Just before the state fair next September, The following towns have appointed committees to secure prleo lists for the local school fair; .Wood biirn, Aurora, Gervais, Jefferson, Tur ner, Ralom, also Mt. Angel, Sllverton and Stayton will no doubt hold fairs. Teachers from every part of the county aro making Inquiry regarding the school credit for homo work plan. This plan Is in successful operation In a number of schools In the county at the present time. Teachers' reading circles have been organized In all tho largo centers of the county. These circles are presid ed over by tho principal of the school where' the circle meets, nnd the time is spent in discussing various school problems. Each circle adopts one of tho books recommended for study by the superintendent of public Instruc tion. Prnctlcaly every teacher and principal in the county attends these reading circles. Tho following schools have won all of tho points required for a standard school In Marlon county: Hello Passe school, Miss Fern Parr, .teacher ; Davis school district No. 95, Miss 101 hoi Mc Kee, teacher; Marlon school district No. 20, E. A. Palmer, principal, Miss Jennie Williams Intermediate and MIks Ethel Law primary; Sublimity No. 7, Miss Roso Vandehey, teacher; St. Louis district No. 59, Sister M. Lu clllo, teacher, The following rooms In Woodhurn havo also reached the standard: C..T. Mudgo, teacher eighth grade; Nellie Orobe, teacher seventh grade; Miss Scollard, teacher of the fourth grado. Protect Yourself Ask for ORIGINAL GENUINE Tie Food Drink for Men's Mocha and Kid Dress Gloves 73c VALUES 50c 75c New Spring Shirts FOR MEN 59c Upper Hody Declares It No Crime to (herilniw One's llimk Account by Check or Draft. Over tho vigorous protest of Sena tors Ncunor and Dlmlck, who are Joar f ul lest In the next two years the num ber of counties in the stato shall bo doubled or trebled, the senate today adopted tho majority reiort of the committee on counties recommending the passage with amendments of the Parson's bill amended a vetoed bill and making provision for formation of new counties. As originally drafted the bill provid ed that steps might bo taken for the formation of new counties from 600 square miles of territory, containing 2500 peoplo and an assessed valuation of $3,000,000, provided no border line of the proposed county should be with in 10 miles of the county seat of any other county. As amended, any proved new coun ty must have 4000 residents and an assessed valuation of $5,000,000. Final consideration of the bill was mado a BKcial order for tomorrow at 2 o'clock. A lengthy debate took place ovor an adverse report on tho. house bill pre pared by the committee on labor In dustrios for an act to protect the health of persona manufacturing, packing or handling Portland cement by making it compulsory to pack the cement in paper-lined casks. The bill was Anally dofeatted, but luter it was decided to reconsider It tomorrow. The senate decided that It is not criminal for a man to overdraw his bank account and henco defeated the Forbes bill. Senator Day even wanted to take an expression of tho sonata to ascertain how many criminals there might be lu tho upper house Bhould the bill pass. Tho Forbes bill made It a crime to draw a check or a draft on a hank when not having on deposit at the bank funds to meet the check or draft drawn. An Odd Legacy. Thomas Jefferson, the founder of the Jefferson family of actors, was remem bered curiously In the will of Weston, who was himself an esteemed member of (iarrlck's company. Weston's will contained this Item: "1 have played under the manage ment of Mr. Jefferson at Itlcbmond nnd received from him every politeness. I therefore leave lilm all my stock of prudence, It being the only good qual ity I think be stands in need of." Wellington and Waterloo. Heine, In speaking of Wellington's good luck at Waterloo, says: "This man has the bad fortune to meet with good fortune when the greatest man of the world Is unfortunate. Wo see In him the victory of stupidity over genius Arthur Wellington triumphant when Napoleon Bonaparte was overwhelmed. Wellington mid Napoleon! It Is a won derful phenomenon that the human mind can nt the same time think of both these names." all Agei Otheri are Imitation j PRESENT AND FUTURE ENTERTAINMENT FOR HELLO, CENTRAL! Mrs. Turner, the wife of a banker, Is granted an absolute divorce, the custody of the child and $10,000 ali mony. IlUBband .and wife separate nt the lawyer's office. As a token of remem brance, ho gives the child the charm from his watch chain. The mother is a fiend for bridge whist, and, while appeasing her pleasure at this game, she neglects the child who heart hungry seeks love In vain. From the "JloUo! Central, Give Me back window of the house the little girl sees a cripple boy being unmerci fully beaten by his drunken father. Herself helpless she runs to the phone and asks central to connect her with G"td In Heaven. Through the hands of providence, the child Is connected with her own father. Thinking he Is Cod she asks him to help the crip pled boy. He promises, not recogniz ing his child's voice. FROZEN BY FISH POWER. Truthful Tale About Making Ice Cream In Nova Scotia. Not all the fish prevaricators live In the United States, according to the Mariner's Advocate. Au editor recent ly received the following letter: "I have read an Interesting account of singing tlsh In your paper. It re called to me the memory of a rather remarkable tlsh we have In Nova Scotia. It Is known as the 'frost fish,' because It. may be frozen like a lump of Ice, but If placed In wnter In that condition It soon thaws out nnd swims around as vigorously as ever. The na tives make use of this property to make Ice cream. The fish Is caught, frozen nnd placed In tho cream. In thawing out It freezes the cream, and Its movements at tho snmo time bent the mixture, making It smooth." Taking them by nnd large, from Moosehend lako to Puget sound and from the upper Mississippi to the gulf, we have somo very capablo nnd In dustrious fish liars In this country. Hut we hand tho reel nnd rod over to Nova Scotia. We. have talent In this country, but Nova Scotia .is the abode of genliiH. :: ' .... j ) ' j IF YOUR LIVER IS .INACTIVE AND BOWELS WASTE-CLOGGED DELICIOUS "SYRUP OK FIGS" REMOVES THE SOI II IDLE, FOI L GAS. ES AMI WASTE FROM THE SYSTEM WITIIOI T GRIPE OR Ml SEA KEGl'LATES YOI 'It THIRTY FEET OF ROWELS. Primitive folks did not need laxa tives. They lived outdoors, ate plenty of fruit, and all of tholr food was coarse. We modern people nro differ ent. We exercise loo little, eat llltl" fruit, and our fixxl Is too fine too rich. Wo Bimply can't have our ten yards of bowols clogged up, liver choked with sour bile and stomach full of foul cffn'o matter and feel well, It means that, tho food nnd waste re tained In tho stomach and thirty feet of bowels ferments decays. The de cay creates poisons, gases and acids and those polisonii are sucked Into tho blood through tho very ducts Intended to Buck In tho nutriment. Then we have sick huidncho, become dull, bil ious, toneuo coated, nervous, moals don't dlgeot, and we tool miserable all over. Bo wo must mako our choloe. The mother, having lost her money at cards, realizes that she has done her husband nn injustice. She writes a ,Jetter asking his forgiveness, but this she lays aside, too proud to ad mit Bhe was wrong. The father arrives at the home of the cripple just in time to save the boy from a terrible beating and have the drunken father arrested. This Is seen by the little girl. She recognizes her father, and calls to him to come over and bring the little crippled boy :1 Info V Heaven" Imp. Drama. with him. Without Btopplng to think, the banker goes back to his former home, where he comes face to face with the woman who was once his v. He. He Is about to walk away, but, through the plendings of his little girl, he offerB his hand to her mother. She hands him the letter. He reads It and realizes that she has reconsidered her hasty action. Thus four hearts are made happy. Sweepinga of Englith Theaters Are Sold to the Jammakera, Now and then one sees In the Eng lish papers advertisements announcing that So-and-so has a largo stock of orange skins for sale. As a matter of recommendation as to quality the ad vertisement concludes with the state ment that they aro from such and uuch a music hall. There is a big business In second hand orange skins, lemon peel, etc., on the other side of the Atlantic. Most of them are bought by makers of Jums and marmalade. This was brought out when there was an Investigation of the preserving Industry lu England. In certain portions of tlo theaters and music hulls of London nnd other large l'.rltlsli cities the seats are not reserved. Admittance to the pit Is generally sixpence. Once a person leaves Ills seat it Is immediately grab bed by smile one else In order to get a good scat one must come early. One grows Imu'.T.v as the hours go by be fore the t"-fitn,iniiro einls The fa vorite Mfd'iu'icc of those who sit In these -l 1 1 m lis m nr.urjcs They ( iii-ii!:ic I In i.h'l'o itmntl- ties ami t!i,' v. t!n ::ns .-it Door. After i mi. i jn-riu. -iiiiim I'le !;'!: are I'll ict'll :. ' v :,: . .,, ' ,i ileal el's v W'e must live like primitive folks, else I wo must take ortlllclal moans to move tho excess blln and wihi.o mattor on and out of the system. The safest, most harmless und effec tive stomach, liver und bowel cleanser and regulator for men, women and children Is delicious Syrup of rigs, which doesn't Irrltato, gripe or weak en. Its effect Is the effect of frulta. It Is composed entirely of luscious figs, sonna and aromutlcs. Don't think you are drugging yourself. Syrup of Klgs can ho constantly us-d without harm. Ask your druggist for "Syrup of Klgs nnd Kllxlr of Henna," nnd s.w on tho label th.v. It Is prepared by the California rig Syrup Company. This Is the only genuine tho old Tollable. Refuse, with contempt, tho no-called Fig Syrup Imitations somotlmes of fered to deceive you. D THE THEARRE-GOERS OF RIG SONG HIT YE LIHERTY TODAY AND SATl'RDAY. GLOBE THEATRE 0 L 0 6 E HOl'SE OF FEA'IT RES. All-star Programs We rick Them TODAY AND TOMORROW TWO RKELS THE LONG STRIKE TWO REELS An Imp feature! See tho great Blxty- foot dive and other thrillers. THE CONSEQUENCE Ylctor Drama COI'S AND C0WH0VS-- Nestor Comedy Hear Harry Moyer sing "WMKN" YOURW AWAY.' Ours Is a distinctive service. Can bo seen In no other theatre. In Salem. Tho same pictures that aro shown at the Majestic in Portland. Always tho I'lpo Organ. (Watch for our Sunday ad.) GLO BE THEIATRE EXTRA PROGRAMME AT YE LIBERTY AND WEXFORD Today and Saturday HEAR THE RUBE SONG BY CHAP THE "STORMY PETREL" Mi ifpl 1 iilliv When llurton Holmes recently gave his celebrated travelogue on "Pana ma" at Orchestra ball, Chicago, he was seriously Interrupt d by continual coughing of the audience. Many a good Bormon, lecturo or concert, Is polled In tho twiioo way. No one an noys willingly anil If people with coughs, colds, hoarseness and tickling lu throat would use Foley's Honey & Tar Compound, they could nulchly - WHO'S YOUR GROCER Wo guarantee all goods that leave our store. All our custom era aro pleiiHcd, Our prices are right. i pkgs corn Makes r,,. Nice large cauliflower 2 heads '.Tie Choice bacon, per pound 17c and '.'Ho Fresh ranch, eggs, per dozen 'jiio Potatoes per sack , f.no Yakima Ilst Hour, per barrel $:i.ti5 THE REST 1 SALEM. Red Ribbon Flour, per barrel $1.75 A Hard Wheat Flour. W.W.CHADWICKJheO. K. Grocerman 1105 Stato Street. am THE CAPITAL CITY SEE THE CUTE TWINS WEXFORD Today and Saturday Only tmm Harding In Brooklyn Eagle. cure their coughs and colds and avoid this aiinoyi.ncc. It Is a splendid house hold medicine and contains no opiates. I)", Stone's drug store. Dr. King's New Discovery Soothes Irritated throat and lungs, stops chronic and hacking cough, re lieves tickling throat, tastes nice. Take no other ; once imcd, always used, liny It at J. O. Perry's. - tt ; Phone )'J2 a