DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALSM, OBEOOK, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1913.
PAOE I'-IV-E.
SATURDAY s SATURDAY
SPECIAL I SPECIAL
Embroideries C Handkerchiefs
12c Values 8c yd 30c Handkerchiefs 22c ea
20c Values 12c yd IV 18c Handkerchiefs 12c ea
30c Va ues 15c yd l5c Handkerchiefs 9c ea
45c Values 29c yd J 10c Handkerchiefs 7c ea
68c Values ..44c yd 5c Handkerchiefs 3c ea
These are durable, well made f
embroideries. The patterns This includes plain and dainty
are pretty and the materials embroidered handkerchiefs,
good. This special offering is JNJ Wonderful Values. Remem-
for Saturday only. ber for this one day only.
Cross Bar Handkerchiefs
2 for 5c .
Boys' Corduroy Knicker's
50c, per Pair
Men's Shirts
DIAMOND
EAGLE BRAND
75c. Values 49c.
SOCIETY
(Continued from page 4.)
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ball of Glen
Acres, Riverside, had for guests this I
week Mr. and Mrs. Harry Siegel of
New York City, who left this morning
for Portland, accompanied by Mr. and
Ball, who will remain over Sunday, j
Mr. and Mrs. Siegle are returning home I
1 next week and will sail on the twen
tieth of this month for Europe. Mrs.
Siegle is Mrs. Ball's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. CvWimer cele
brated their fifty-fourth wedding an
niversary Sunday .with a quiet family
dinner at their home, 1441 State streot.
Mrs. Nettie E. Winter and her son,
Harry, made irp the party. Mr. and
Mrs. Wimor crossed the plains from
1 Iowa to California behind a mule team
in eighteen sixty-three and in eighteen
' sixty-four came to Oregon, settling in
Yamhill county. Mr. Wimer is seventy
i nine years of age and his wife seventy-seven.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Westacott have
removed from Hickreall and will soon
be located in their home in Yew Park.
Mrs. Frank Meyers returned home
from the hospital Tuesday with health
improved and a promise of Bpeedy recovery.
....
After a two weeks' delightful visit
with Miss Mary Pigler, 1293 D street,
Mrs. 8tolla Block Wagner returned
Saturday to her home in Portland.
It will be good news for many friends
to learn that Mrs. L. K. Pago of 492
Cottage street is rapidly recovering
from a two mouth's illness.
Mrs. 0. I'. Eoff visited in Portland
Inst week, the guest of friends.
,
Mr; and Mrs. Donald Glover were
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvy
Taylor in Macleay.
Mrs. FranceB J. Smith arrived in Sa
lem m Easter Sunday and will be tho
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Carey F.
Martin, until June.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Miles went
to Seattle, Washington, this week for
a ton days' visit before going to Leb
anon, where two weeks will be passed
with Mr. Miller, who is Mrs. Miles'
fnther.
Mrs. William Ware, who was talton
This Famous Herreshoff Will Arrive Today
Herreshoff "Six-36" Electric Self Cranking
Electrically Lighted Touring Car and Roadster.
Six Cylinder, Long Stroke, T-Head Motor Valves Enclosed.
3 Point Suspension4 Speed Transmission.
Left Hand Drive Right Hand Control Full Platform Springs 124-inch Wheel Base.
34x4 Q.. D. Demountable Rims and Tires.
Body with Shrouded Dash Clear Vision Windshield.
Westinghouse Ignition and Lightng Sysem. Herreshoff-West inghouse Electric self-starter
Electric Headlights, Combination Electric and Oil Side and Tail Lights.
Electric Generator and Storage Battery, Top, Windshield, Speedometer, etc.
PRICE, COMPLETE, $1850 F. 0. B. DETROIT, MICHIGAN
Specifications
to the Salem hospital last Tuesday, is call for encore. - The -sparkling accom-
very comfortable and has every en- 'paniment on violin and piano was giv
couragement for a speedy recovery. ' j en by MiBS Turner and Miss Smith.
.1 Mrs. Arthur Fish read tho sitting!
Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. Todd wore for Peer Gynt and made the story in-
Portland visitors this week and at- tensely interesting,
tended the Christian Parliament. On Ibsen's great dramatic poem iof
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. C. P. "Peer Gynt" has been called the
Moores entertained with a dinnerj aBk- ScaiuTinavian "Faust," for it, also,
ing as guests Mrs. Chamberlain, who is the history of the growth and do
formerly resided in Salem, Mr. and velopment of the human soul. Ibsen
Mrs. Homan and Mr. and Mrs. Todd. ' meant tho character of Peer Gynt with
all its faults and inconsistencies to bo
Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Houston went to typical of his own boloved Norway and
Portland yesterday and will remain so he created him a man of dreamB,
with friends until over Sunday. ; idle, selfish and dissolute, but still pre-
serving within his soul that spark of
Woman's Club Notes. divine good which keeps him from go-
At no time since the Salem Woman 'a ing into melting Bpoon of the Button
club established itself in tho new pub- Moldor.
lie library auditorium upon completion ' The poem offers many dramatic pos
of the edifice, has there been a larger sibilities which were more than ade-
gathering of prominent womeu within quately expressed by Mrs. Fish in her
its walls than assembled last Satur- interpretative reading. Her conception
day afternoon in response to invita- of the charactor of Peer Gynt was
tions sent out by members of the dra- broad and scholarly, while her finely
matic class for a Peer Gynt program, trained and melodious voice lent a
The very attractive room was made charm to every different mood. The
charming by screens, a daintily laid tender pathos of the "Death of Ase"
tea table with the centerpiece an im- was counterbalanced by the coquetry
mense 'cluster of daffodils, and elab- of Anitra and the masculine cynicism
orately decorated rostrum, flanked on of Peer Gynt. The return of Peer af-
either side by tall palms. Trailing ivy tor years of dissolute wandering to
formed a background and hangiug bas- find Salveig, the love of his youth,
kets filled with ferns and daffodils grown old, but still waiting for him
were further adornment. Besides the with the dovotion that is wholly scl-
reading, on- the most interesting pro- fish as well as wholly divine, furnished
gram were: piano duet, "Hall of the a fitting climax to a rare literary treat.
Mountain K,ing," "Asa's Death" and Mrs. Fish is a graduate of the Soper
the "Dawn Movement," throe of the School of Expression, which was re-
Greig Peer , Gynt suite, splondidly contly consolidated with the Columbia
played, with exquisite interpretation, School of Oratory. Since coming to
Miss' Mabel-Smith 'and Miss Lnoon Salem two years ago, she has identified
Moreland; violin solo, "Anitraa's herself prominently with tho work of
Dance," the fourth Grcig numbor, a the Woman 's Club and is leador of the
difficult movement most perfectly second drama class.
played, was Miss Joy Turner's seloc- The guests, numbering about seventy-
tion, Miss Smith accompanying with five, remained for toa after tho close
piano. of tho program, and wore delighted to
Mrs. Myrtlo Long Mendcnhall sang have this opportunity for congratnlat
very beautifully Grieg's "Sunshine" ing the drama club upon its achieve
and also his "Cradle Song," with Miss ment.
Turner at the piano. , 1 Mrs. William Kirk, leader of tho
Anitra 's oriental dance with its con- class, and Mrs. John H. Albert, sat at
tortions and display of bare feet was the tea table and other members of
eliminated, and in its place. Miss' Pris- the club assisting them were: Miss
cilia Fleming, a charmingly graceful Beatty, the president, Mrs. A. N. Bush
dancar, gave the Spanish "Espanita," Mrs. John McNary and MrB. Harry
in costume, and was obliged to repeat Minto. Mrs. Elmer Luddon and Miss
a few measures to still the insistent Luoen Moreland found places for tho
" guests before the program. The bcao-
DE1CHTEL & DYNON tifu' docorations wore p'Bnueu' iy Mrs,
BARGAINS ,MNay
JOTOIt Six cylinder, long stroke motor, Thoad, cast
en bloc vortical type with integral water jackot
Bore 3 3-8-inch. Stroko 4'j-inch. Three point sus
pension. 36 horse power.
MOTOR COOLING Cooling of the motor is insured
by very largo water pipes and by a powerful fnu
back of the radiator.
VALVES Inlet and exhaust valves located on op
posite sides of the motor mechanically operated
and interchangeable. Valvo mechanism entirely
enclosed.
CABHUKETOR Fed by gravity. Has auxiliary air
valve with tv.-o adjustments and a shut-of fvalve in
tho primary air tube, which latter is closed for
starting.
IGNWION WeHtinghouse ignition system.
CAM SHAFT Cut from solid bar of high point car
bon steel. Tlree bearings.
CHANK SHAFT One piece forging, perfectly bal
anced. Three bearings. .
CONTKOL Throttlo lever located on top of steer
ing whoel. Accelerator button for foot control.
Gear shifting lever located at driver's right in
center of ear.
SELF STAKTER Horroshoff-Wostinghouse electric
self starter, operated with singlo button on dash.
TRANSMISSION Nelectivo type. Four speeds
ahead and one reverse; direct on fourth speed
Nickel steel gears.
CRANK CASE Aluminum one pioce construction,
' embodying Herreshoff patent.
LUBRICATION Oil basin divldod into crank pits
so that each connecting rod has an independent
well. The crank pit has an overflow to oil reser
voir below, from which the oil Is drawn by me
ehanical pump to sight food on dash and thence
back to the motor.
BEARINGS Herreshoff white . metal bearings
used throughout motor. Hororshoff whlto metal
bearings and imported annular bearings nsod in
transmission. '
TANK Sixteen gallon gasoline tank located un
der front seat
CLCTCII Multiple disc 24 saw-blado plates.
This clutch is practically indestructible and is
always reliable, It runs in oil and is located in
the fly wheel.
DRIVE Straight line shaft drive to bovol gears,
affording a maximum of efficiency from motor to
rear wheels. One universal.
FRAME Pressed steel, hot roflcd.
SPRINGS Semi-ellipticnl front and full platform in
the rear, affording three point suspension of the
body, insuring maximum of comfort.
AXLES One piece I-beam front semi-floating rear
Chrome nockel steel shafts throughout.
STEERING GEAR Worm and Boctor type. Ball
bearing thrusts adjustable. Stops are provided so
that the front wheels cannot Btrike tho fore and
Bft steering connections. 18-inch stocring wheel
of neat design and attractive finish. Located on
left Bide of car.
WHEELS Front and renr 31-liwh by 4-inch Quick
Detachable Demountable. One extra rim. Twelve
spokes front and rear.
WHEEL BASE-124 inches.
DRAKES Four brakes two contracting brnkei
operating on tho outside of drums attached to tho
rear wheels; two internal expanding bund brakes op
erated inside tho drums. Both 11 inches by 2
inches.
HOOD Opens from cither sido quickly remov
able. GUARDS Detachable front guards. Inner shield
extends to the chussis fronie. Demountable reur
guard fastened to body.
UODV Mado of sheet steel, luxuriously upholst
er, dioomy and especially comfortable. The lines
are graceful. The finish is unsurpassed for re
fined taste and beauty. Two passenger roadster
body at samo price.
EQUIPMENT Two large electric searchlights and
two side and one rear combination oil and elect rie
lights. Wostiiighouso electric generator and Herre
shoff Westinhouso electric self-starter; 80 ampere
hour storage battery; electric horn; complete tool
outfit; completo tiro repair outfit; tiro tools; tire
. carrier and straps, foot rail, coat rail, floor mat,
jack, tiro pump, full mohair extension top com
plete with side and rear curtains and envelope for
top when laid back French plate glnss clear
vision windshield, speedometer, extra demountable
rim", etc.
PAINTING AND FINISH Standard color-Herro-shoff
Roynl Blue, black running gear and blue
wheids. Special colors to order. Polished metal
parts, including bimps, windshields, etc., nickel and
blnck enamel,
Eleven acres, three miles from town
on good rock road, fine stream running
water, grove trees, small house and
bam. Ideal location for suburban
home. Only $2500. Terms. Seo Mr.
r'ottyjohn.
We have just listed a rare bargain in
a farm 2'ii miles from Salem, 100 acres,
about HI) acres in cultivation, balance
pasture and timber, new seven-room
bungnlow, new barn, chicken houso,
fonced, woll, spring, running water,
Price only $125 per aero. Terms. If
you are looking for a bargain, seo Mr.
Scott.
Will exchange for 8alem property or
Willamette valley farm tho following
California property: 30 acres full bear
ing peach orchard, two lots in South
San Francisco, ono lot in Santa Cruz,
two properties in Modesto City, value
$10,000. Seo Mr. Scott.
To trade 30 acres all under cultiva
tion, 13 acres set to fruit, choice vari
eties, good 4-room house, barn, chicken
house, two springs, team, harness, wag
on, plow, harrow, cultivator, 17 acres in
oats. Will exchange for Salom property
or small acreage, up to 42800. See Mr.
rtcott.
Sixty-acre farm, all in cultivation,
one-fourth mile from Oregon Electric
depot, 14 acres in hojm, family orchard,
good house, barn, hop house. This is
good black loam soil and a bargain at
12!i per acre.
Good lot close in on Court street,
1150.
Choico lots in all parts of tho city.
Prices from i!00 up.
Eleven-room house, modern, on paved
street, assessments all paid. Lot 40x
120. Only Cri'i0. This is a good buy,
as house rents for $20 per mouth.
I3."0 buys a good modem 5-room
house on Commercial street, .ri00 cash,
balanco tl5 per month.
ISdO jj room house, close in on S.
Liberty, lot fiOxlliO; I(I0 cash, balance
13 per month.
BECHTEL it BYNON.
Phone Main 4'2, ' 347 State St.
Candy sold in somo cities is said to
affect many children injuriously. Candy
is bad enough stuff when not poison
ouBly doped.
mYAL
BAKING
POWDER
makes
Mot Elseiif
The most .appetizing, healthful
and nutritious of foods.
Hot biscuit made with impure
and adulterated baking powder
are neither appetizing nor whole
some. It all depends upon the
baking powder.
Take every care to have your
biscuit made with Royal Baking
Powder, the only baking powder
made from Royal Grape Cream of
Tartar, which is chemically pure,
if you would avoid indigestion.
The very best receipts for hot
biscuits and griddle cakes will be
found in the
ROYAL COOK BOOK-500 RECEIPTS FREE
Stnd Address
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
For Burns, Bruises and Sores.
Tho quickest and surest cuTe for
burns, bruises, sores, boils, inflamma
tion and all skin diseases is Bucklen's
Arnica Salvo. In four days it cured
L. n. Haflin, of Iredoll, Tex., of a sore
on his ankle which pained him so he
could hardly walk. Should be in evory
house. Only 25. Recommended by J.
C Perry.
BARGAINS
I 330 acre farm, 200 acros under eulti
, vntion, fair buildings, fine spring, bal
anco pasture and timber, land well
drained. Price tRO per aero. This is a
'good buy. See W. H. Gralienhorst &
company.
22'iacres of first class lund, 14 acres
under cultivation, bnlnneo timber nnd
pasture, new sovon-room house, good
new barn, wagon shed, chicken houso,
well ,all kinds of berries and young
family orchard, located thrco miles
from Salem. Prico 1700. Terms.
155 acres of good land, 65 acros mi
lder cultivation, 25 acres in orchard, 20
acres bearing Italian prunes, balance
cherrieB and peachos, balanco in timber
and pasture, 0 room house, new barn,
spiing water piped to house. Will take
Salem .residence property In as first
payment. Trico $15,000. See O. II.
Orabeuhorst.
Ten acros of firHt class orchard land
all under cultivation, small houso and
barn, chicken house, barn, woll, somo
young fruit trees set out last year, lo
cated close to Salem. Price $2200; 1,
200 cash, balanco thrco years 0 por cent
interest. Seo W. H. flrubenhorst & Co.
New five room cottago on paved
street, ono block from street car line,
liaseuient, street improvement paid.
This is a good buy. Price 230(); 1500
cash. Seo (I. H. Ornbeiiliorst,
4.70 acres of land all under cultiva
tion, .'I'i acres in peaches, balanco in
strawberries und loganberries, good five
room house, well, barn, chicken houso,
located three miles out on ruck rond.
Prico $3000.
If you want to buy, trade, or sell your
property, see us.
W. II. ORABENHOKST It CO.
Rooms 1 and 2, Bush Hank HMg.
Phono 231.".
A compliment is pleasing to tho aver
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Bincoro. That is bocauso sho can find
much sincerity without tho complimont.
A Card.
This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money if
Foley 's Honey and Tar Compound faffs
to cure your cough or cold. John Ber
not, Tell, Wis., states "I have used
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a
family medicine for five years, and it
has always given the best of satisfac
tion and produced good results. It will
always cuto a cough or cold. For chil
dren it 1b an Indisponsible on account
of its pleasant tasto and its freedom
from opiates,' KofiiBO substitutes. Dr,
Stone's drug store.
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preparations of the
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A mutual organization of the druggists and newspaper
mon of tho country, formed for the purpose of providing
for the general public an Absolutely Guaranteed, Do
pcnduble line of
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A preparation for each specific purpoBO, the composition of which Is
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tion to tho customer who buys It If bo Is not satisfied.
We have Jointed this association becnuso wo tiollevo in tho
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We bavo tho exclusive agency for Sitleni, Wo Invite you to call
and seo this splendid lino,
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246 S. Cora'l St.
Salem, Oregon
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AnotherReduction
in Price
Wo have instructions from the Find Motor Co. that
the freight rates to all valley points after April 1
will bo $7."i per car, instead of ifs.",, as before, which
makes the new price, fully equipped t Salem,
5 Passenger Touring ear $G7!i
2 Passenger lloadster 9000
Carload of eight new touring cms just arrived.
VICK BROS.
Agents for Marion and Polk Counties,
Phono I!l'.i3. 200 X, High St., Salem,
Ore.