DAIL7 CAPITAL JOUBHAL, SALEM, OKEflON. SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 191J.
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4-h
$1.50
Bed Comforts
$1.19
WELL-MADE, WELL-FITTEDT t
i Waistings
WOOL ASD COTTON
VALUE TO 50c-23c YARD ..
.
85c QUALITY
21c PER PAIR
Brassieres Corset
Covers, 35c.
TRIMMED WITH EMBROID.
ERY
j Saturday
Only
Pillow Slips
16c. each
Men's
75c. Dress Shirts
59c.
4 t
iFree
J 45x80. Torn mid lieniiiKd, IGcl
I oidi. Sntnrilii' only,
Muslin Drawers I I Summer Knit Vests
15c QUALITY
10c.
Free
Free
One of onr court street win
dow Is 111 filled with men's
ties. If you emi find any two
of the cxnrtly nllko In color,
pattern nnd texture, wo will
giro you one FIIEE. Look them
over.
XNot more tluin four sold to a
customer.
District
School Shoes at 1
t Reduced Prices
MUSICAL' NOTE?
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Real Estate Specials
Real Estate Bargains
If you want to purchase farm prop
erty, It will pay you to examine our
new lints at once. We can quote you
prices that are less.than the (arms are
worth. Here are some of them : '
45 acres, all in cultivation, for $55
per acre.
50 acres, all In cultivation, for $60
per acre.
51 acres, 21 acres In cultivation, for
$60 per acre.
57 acres, 45 acres In cultivation, with
good buildings, nice orchard and a
nice stream of water on place, $125
per acre.
We also have a nice stock or dairy
furm, wilth good buildings, for $70 per
acre.
All of these farms can be purchased
for from one-third to one-half cash,
and the remainder payable from 3 to
7 years, at 6 per cent Interest.
These are all good bargains; come
In and lot us tell you about them.
We also have a good farm of 130
acres to trade for a smaller tract. We
might take some city property fn ex
change. We have some splendid houses for
sale upon almost any kind of. terms.
We have money to loan, and write
insurance.
JOHN H. SCOTT
Phone 1552. Over Chicago Store
EXCHANGES
For rent, new 7-room bungalow,
strictly modern, cement basement, fur
nace heat.
80 acres, well Improved, water
j)lppd to house andbarn. Will take
city property to the value of $4000
Terms on balance.
16 large lota to trade for farm land
or house and lot
20 acrea to trade for city property.
98 acvea to trade for city property.
Lot to trado for diamonds.
Good opportunity for lady with busi
reHS ability.
.Good 6-room house for rent, close
in, $13.50 per month.
Want six brood sows which will far
row within six weeks. Duroc pre
ferred. Good "Jack" to trado for anything of
value.
J. A. COOPER
Phone 445.
Suite 302 Salom Bank & Trust HlJf.
For Exchange
Lot 50x132 In first addition to Can
non Hill of Spokane, Wash,, street
graded, sidewalk and water In and
paid, for property In and aronud Sa
lem, Oregon. Inquire 141 High Btreet.
3-7-3t
JIM WILLSON
1 141 N High t Snlem. Ore
Some Good Buys
One block land, with 15-room bun
galow, good barn, chicken house;
$7000; terms.
30 lots on Center, street paved.
Price of lots range from $200 to $G00.
40 acreB of land, 30 In cultlvatlon,2
story house. Price $5000; terms.
61 acres, 60 cultivated, 11 acres of
oak grove. $75 per acre.
..We have 5 and 10-acro tracts, well
Improved, near city, and stock ranches
any number acres, from 80 to 2000.
S. B. Catterlin & Co.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
Room 6, Gray Dlock.
Office Phone 883. Residence, 1739.
place for many seasons, will give one
of their most entertaining programs
this evening In First Christian church.
This will be the fourth offering of the
Star Lyceum Course.
Willamette University Olee Club
has been hard at work for a long
time on 'the program to be presented
In about two weeks when the club
starts on a ten days' trip through
out the Willamette valley.
...
Professor Ralph Harr gave his Feb
ruary recital on Friday evening last,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Cremmels, with the following p-a-gram
:
Salute, a Pcsth Kowalski
Esther Gremmels.
Black Hawk Waltz Walsh
Miss Delia Itawson.
Ochdnhiebcr Augustine
Henry Turner.
Going Fishing Harold Spencer
Marion Roberts.
Sack Waltz Metcalf
Irene Kufner.
Sororthy Charles H. Roat
Luclle Maplethorpe.
Duet, "Moonlight on the Hudson"
S. D. Wilson
Mrs. F, A. Boylngton and
Esther Gremmels.
The Fairyland, Waltz
BosBle Smith.
Heavenward, march celesta
., Gulllaume Vllbre
Anna Wood.
March Mllltarlo M. Greenwold
Guy Albin.
Violin Solo, plnno accompaniment
Henry Turner.
Mockingbird March Mack
Marjory Mlnton
Little Fairy Schottlsche . . Streadbog
Ruth Cooley.
Reverie, Cloister Bells
Edward M. Rend
Rnth Waldespel.
Scholtlscho .... L. Strcalhoy, Op. 103
Alice Putnam.
Bolm Soldatennplel
Hlrsch, Op. I I, No. 1
II Trovatoro E. Dorn
Orllla Baker.
School March, trio
Professor Ralph Hair
Ruth Cooley, Edith Young and
Alice Putnam,
Last Rose of Summer
Esther Gremmels.
The numbers were all well given
and very heartily received. Profes
sor Harr's private recitals this sea
son have been- interesting and in
structive. Mrs. Ina B. Wrlght-Herbst, sister of
WOMAN FEELS
10 YEARS
YOUNGER
Since Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Re
stored Her Health.
"If there's a hole In a' your coats,
I rede ye tent it;
A child's amang ye takln' notes,
And, faith, he'll prent it."
I W I
Louisville, Ky.-'I take great pleas
ure in writing to inform you of what
Lydia t. l'nikham s
Vegetable Com
pound has done for
me. I wrs weak,
nervous, and cared
for nothing but
sleep. Now I can
go ahead with my
work daily and feel
ten years younger
INfJ than before I started
taking your medi
cine. I will advise
any woman to consult with you beforo
going to a doctor." Mrs. iNIZB WIL
LIS, 2229 Bank St., Louisville, Ky.
Another Sufferer Relieved.
RomByor, Texas. "I sufTerod terri
bly with a displacement and bladder
trouble. I was in misery nil the time
and could not walk any distance. I
thought I never could be cured, but my
mother advised me to try Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound and I did.
" I am cured of the displacement and
the bladder trouble is relieved. I think
the Compound is the finest medicine on
earth for sultering women. Mrs.
Viola Jasper, Romayor, Texas.
If you want special advice write to
I.Td a K. rinkhant jnemeine to. (conn
dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held la strict conlldeuce.
SAY MAN
(iET VOL AN EXTRA PAIR OF
TROUSERS
We just got a new lot of Uluo
Serges and Gray Mixtures the
very kind with which to finish up
the old coat.
Priced up to
$5.00 a pair
BOYS TOO
We never had so many BOYS' KMCK
ERKOCKER PAM'S. Serges, mixtures
corduroys. Sizes, age 5 to 15.
Priced from 60 c
to $1.45 a pair
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Mr. William Wright, bank inspector,
arrived in Salem last Sunday from
New York, and remained as house
guest over Monday with Mrs. J. C.
Moreland.
Mrs. Herbst possesses a splendid
lyric, soprano voice of wonderful flex
ibility and charming coloratura. She
recently returned from Germany
where she studied for eight nnd
taught, for four years. She has the
proud distinction of holding tho posi
tion as court singer for the Emperor.
Mrs. Herbst sang at Willamette uni
versity Monday morning and again
In the afternoon for the Willamette
girls at Mrs. Moroland's homo. Mrs.
William H. Burghardt, Jr., was asked
to be her piano accompanist.
Many of the Willamette student
girls ,were acquainted with .Mrs.
Herbst In Salem before she veit to
Germany.
A very good portrait of thirt tal-
MAJiY GIRLS WORK.
(Continued from Page 1.)
John Glenn, publisher of the "Manu
facturers' News," was today given a
heavy raking for printing an editorial
aspersing tho motive of the commit
tee in the investigation. Glenn print
ed an editorial, saying that O'Hara was
a closo friend of Andrew Lawrence,
Chicago Manager for William R.
Hearst, and adding that "a few full
pages of advertising from the Slate
street stores might satisfy the exist
ing greed."
Glenn snid he wrote the editorial on
"General Knowledge."
When we hear a ninn boasting about
how awfully smart his wife Is we won
der If she was temporarily Insane
when she faced the parson wllh him.
A large Assortment of Many Styles
JUST RECEIVED
IF WE CAN INDUCE YOU TO TRY
L FOR THE PUBLIC HEALTH 1
QB3Eiriiyrfy''ifij f -
TRADE PI ARK
HAIR TONIC
On our say go, on our positive guarantco, your money back with
out question If you don's like It, we will feel that wo have douo you a
real service.
Wo know what Merllol Hair Tonic is made of; It is made for uh,
and we know that thcio is nothing better for the hair.
MEH1T0L SHAMPOO PASTE IS JUST AS GOOD.
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
MEMBERS AMERICAN DRUG & PRESS ASSOCIATION.
ented woman appeared in last Sun-.
day'a Oregonlan. Mrs. Emily Frances
Bower, musical critic for Now York
papers, writes In glowing terms of
Mrs. Ina Wrlght-Herbst's beautiful
voice. It is possible Salem may have ,
the rare pleasure of hearing this won-
derful soprano some time during tho
late spring or early summer.
Mr. Godfrey Herbst Is a native of
Germany and was a prominent violin
ist in that country. At present he Is
instructor of violin in Washington
stato collego at Pullman. While in
Portland, Mrs. Herbst was the guest
of Mrs. Murk K. Gill.
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Yourself
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mattings,' etc., that we ever had In stock at any one time. You will
have no trouble in making your spring selection. Securing such a
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prices thud ever.
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And1 the counties of Clackamas, Clarke, Marlon and
Polk will close
MARCH 15
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ing matter iuuhI bo arranged for on or beforo this
date.
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