DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, WAT.KV. OREOON, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1913.
PAQBiTVB.
Great Spring Time Sale
Fancy silks, stripes, dots
and figures.
60c values 45c
85c values 69c
Cotton Blankets
$2.00 values $1.79
$1.65 values $1.48
$1.50 values $1.34
$1.00 values 89
75c Diamond E Brand
Golf and Negligee shirts.
Great value
49c
Nansook Petticoats
ONE-HALF- PRICE
1-2
DRESS GOODS
$2.50 dress goods ....$2.24
$1.50 dress goods ....$1.34
$1.00 dress goods 88
.50 dress goods .44
Women's Muslin Drawers
trimmed with embroidery
or lace, with fine tucking.
35c drawers 24c
. CURTAIN SCRIM
50c values 42c
40c values 33c
30c values 23c
25c values '....18c
18c values 14c
$1.25 Golf and Negligee
Shirts, pleated or plain
bosom, only
98c
See our great extra spe
cialties in
MEN'S SUITS
$10 arid $15
Our artist will not be in our window any more, but, as we have a few coupons left, he
has agreed to finish any work that may come in during the next two weeks, before leav
ing the city. Get your coupons and leave your orders here.
The Spring Time
Sale
Will still be continued. All
the specials advertised, for
this sale will be in full effect
and there will be A FEW
NEW ONES. BUY NOW.
Salem Height Happenings.
The Improvement League will meet
Tuesday evening, the 22. Please note
the change of date, and be sure to be
present. The opportunity to boost is
now ripe, so put your shoulder to the
wheel and help keep Salem Heights in
the lead.
E. M. Law made a business trip to
Marion last week.
Friday was the close of the seventh
month of school. Mr. Dunlap's pupils
won the banner for having the highest
per cent of attendance laBt month. The
per cent of attendance for the year Ib
over 97 per cent. We would be pleased
to hear of any three-room Bchool in the
county having a higher per cent of at
tendance. Trie following pnpils of our school
made an average of over 95 per cent in
the county spelling contest: Elton
Thompson, Bertha Vick, Lena Tschudi
and Margaret Willson, of the fifth
grade; Flora Polley, Howard Sanders,
Norma Thomas, Dewey Krohn, Mau
rene Smith and Lila Miller of the
sixth grade.
Miss Estelle Grettie visited our
school one day last week. O; L. D.
Eloped With Postman.
St. Louis, April 21. After eloping
with Charles Schroeder, a postman, of
Jerseyvillo, 111., Miss Gussie Bundahl,
step-daughter of a Los Angeles million
aire, was married to Schroeder at Car
rollton, 111. She had been visiting with
her mother in Jerseyville.
It is also a free country us to orthography.
OMiarerr Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
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CITY NEWS.
I Secretary of State Olcott will use
one of the rooms adjacent to the sen
ate chamber to take care of the in-
creased business which will rosult from
the new registration law, which be
' comes effective june 3.
I Colon K. Eberhard, retiring receiv
er of public moneys at the V. 8. land
1 office at La Grande, and one of East
! era Oregon 'b leading attorneys, was
in the city this morning, having busi
j ness at the capitol. Mr. Eberhard was
I one of the first Taft appointees in
I Oregon, and has now held more than
' four years. His future headquarters
1 will be La Grande, where he enters a
leading law firm.
I The banks must pay two per cent in
Iterest on county daily balances Is the
ruling of Attorney-General Crawford
today in answer to a question propound
1 ed by Treasurer John Frawley of Union
I county. While the form in the law
! passed by the recent legislature says 1
'per cent shall be charged Crawford's
ruling is that the law itself which says
in section 2 that the charge shall be 2
per cent holds.
Attorney - General Crawford today
held in an opinion that a man tent to
the penitentiary December 14 1901,
from Portland, to serve three y.ars for
burglary, and who December .1. 19(1?.
was transferred to the asylum for the
insane, unit now go. back to priso.i to
complete his term, having recently be
come sane. The attorney-general :iuWs
that the long term in the asylum .loos
not constitute punishment within :lie
i.-'mning of the law.
Beginning next Wednesday seed for
the popcorn contest for the students
of the Marion county schools will
be ready for distribution from the
Capital National bank, in Salem, Each
package will contain about 1000 ker
nels, and the contestants must agree
to plant the seed on ground with an
area of not more than 1000 square fcot,
and exhibit the product at the state
fair here in the third week of Scptem
ber.
. A peculiar meeting took place at the
Hotel Marion last Saturday, when Kola
Neis, of thia city, and Paul Dereh
mann, a member of the "Merry Wid
ow" orchostra, chanced to become ac
quainted, and, after a short conversa
tion, it was found .that Mr. Neis
crossod the waters recently on the same
steamer on which Mr. Derehmann's
wife took passage. Both gentlemen
were unacquainted when they opened
conversation, and not until Mr. Neis
mentioned that he had just returned
from Europe, and the name of the
steamer he arrived on, did Mr. Dereh
mann locate a friend of his wife in the
far west. Mrs. Derohmann is now in
Now York, i
CERTAINLY ENDS
STOMACH MISERY
"PAPE'S DIAPEPSIJi," CUBES
HEARTBURN', 6 AS, SOURNESS
A'D IXDIGESTION IX FITE MIX
CTES. Sour, gassy upset stomach, indiges
tion, heartburn, dyspepsia; when the
food you eat ferments into 'gases and
stubborn lumps; your head aches and
you feel sick and miserable, that's
when you realize the magic In Pape's
Dlapepsln. It makes such misery van
ish In five minutes.
If your stomach Is In a continuous
revolt If you can't get it regulated,
please, for your sake, try Dlapepsln.
It's so needless to have a bad stomach
make your next meal a favorite food
meal, then take a little Dlapepsln.
There will not be any distress eat
without fear. It's because Pape's Dla
pepsln "really does" regulate weak,
out-of-order stomachs that gives It Us
millions of sales annually. '
Get a large fifty-cent case of Pape's
Dlapepsln from any drug store. It is
the quickest, surest stomach relief and
cure known. It acts almost like mag
icIt Is a scientific, harmless and
pleasant preparation which truly be
longs In every home.
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THE AUCTION STARTS AT 7:30 P. M. SHARP
Yokohama Crockery & Tea Co.
Members of Salem Lodge No. 336, B,
O.P. E., are urged to be at the club
rooms at 9:45 a. m., tomorrow to at
tend the funeral of Brother Prince
Byrne.
A few real bargains in used Bewing
machines. See stock of pianos, vic
trolas and records. Chas. E. Anderson,
521 Court street, Salem, Ore. 4-21-3t
News was received in Salem re
cently of the death at Cambridge,
Mass., of Mrs. Floyd Field, formerly
Miss Lillian Roblin, of this city,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. F.
P. Eoblin, of this city. She is survived
by her husband and two sons.
At the meeting of the Group No. 2,
of the Bankers' Association, Saturday
afternoon, J. M. Poorman, of Wood
burn, was elected permanent chairman;
Joseph H. Albert, vice-chairman; S. G.
Sargent, secretary, and J. Vassall, of
Dallas, treasurer.
The funeral of Mrs. W. Buck. 494
South winter street, will be held at the
St. Paul's Episcopal church Wednesflay
at 2 p. m.
The workingmaa will look forward
to the cold lunch in his dinner pail if
ho knows the bread is made from
Cherry City Patent or Blond flour.
Monday is wash day, but it is no
trouble to phone your grocery wants to
Main 131, the: Sunset grocery, 121
South Commercial Btroet. Fresh vege
tables, apples and the baker's bread
that pleases all.
"Yakima Best" stands the test ev
erywhere it is used. It is the flour
with the proper blend. Once you use
it, you will always be its friend. Ask
Sperling's, 811 North Commercial
street. Phone 06.
Thone Main 21(1 is our number. Your
orders will receive careful attention.
Use "Olympic," the hard wheat flour,
1 .35 per sock. Try It, and you will
like it. Edgar, the grocer. High and
Court streets.
The funeral of the late A. F. Hofor
will be held from tho residence, Twen
tieth and Court streets, on Tuesday at
3 p. m. Burial will be at tho City
View cemetery, but will be private..
Pianosl Pianos! Tho Ludwig, Pack
ard and other good makes, If an easy
payment plan suits you, it will suit
us. See R. F. Peters, manager, 521
Court street. Opposite the court
house.
Monday, May 19, is tho opening day
of the great fraternal caniival by the
Moose lodge. ' This will bo an event
long to be remembered by all who at
tend. Tho committee is sparing noth
ing to make this carnival tho greatest
over held in Salem.
W. J. Linpost, wcll-knnwn in Salem,
and an old subscriber of Tho Capital
Tonrnul, leaves tlio last of tho week
for Roberts, Oregon, whero ho will
make his home,
Tho members of Salem Camp, W. O.
W. are requested to attend the funeral
of our lato neighbor, Prince Byrno, at
tho Catholic church, Tuesday at 10 a.
in. W. O. Prunk, C. C.
The "Sturtcvant" lice killer kills
lice, mites, fleas, etc., on poultry and
animals; the most effective vermin
killer ever produced. ' See F. E.
Shafor, tho snilillo and harness man,
187 South Commercial street.
Governor West today announced tho
appointment of M. J. Oersonl, of No
halcrn, an county attorney for Tilla
mook county.
Copies for tho Linn County premium
list for the children's department have
been received here and show that 1000
in prize are offered.
Probably the most Interesting matter
scheduled for discussion at tho moot
ing of tho city council tonight Is tho
ordinance calling for a special election
11 In Juno to decido whether Sulem shall
I bo saloonless. The ordinance is now
t ready for Introduction, tho ballot titlo
El having been prepared.
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exaggeration
is the foundation upon which many stores are trying to
build up their busisess.
Imaginary Price Reductions
from Fictitious Values
constitutes at least ninety per cent of the present day
advertising.
It is an every-day occurrence to see such statements
as $1.00 values for 59c, when an investigation will
prove that the article was made to retal at 50c at most.
Any merchant who will misrepresent in his adver
tising will misrepresent in his store.
Merchants often seek to defend such practices by say
ing that they are compelled to resort to such means on
account of the action of their competitors.
We believe that a majority of the fair minded peo
ple in every community appreciate the advantages of a
strictly one price store where profits are figured on the
spot cash plan, and where there is only one price for
everybody, as at
Our Spring line of Dress Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hos
iery and Underwear now complete.
Our store closes at 5:30 every evening except Saturday.
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Journal Want Ads Bring ilesnlts.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Both Senators Unite In Becomendlng
Him Which Makes His Appoint
ment Certain.
A dispatch from Washington Saturday
states that tho Oregon senators have
agreed upon August Huckcstoin as post
master at Salem and have unitod In roc
ommonding him for tho place. This is
practically tho same as his appointment
and Mr. lluckestein's appointmont is
assured. His chief opponents for the
place wore Tom R. Wilson and James
E, Godfrey. His name will probably
be sent to the Benato within a few days.
Pipe Organ Recital and Concert.
There has been Installed in tho
Catholic church, of this city, a pipo or
gan manufactured by Mr. Emmons
Howard, of Wcstfield, Mrssachusotts.
This organ was mado in accordance
with a special ordes of tho donor of
tho instrument, Mr. Howard is a
well-known manufacturer of pipe or
gans of the Unitod States, having been
awarded gold medals for tho efficien
cy of the make of his organs. Mr.
Howard , furnished tho Presbyterian
church of this city with a pipo organ
about ono year ago. Ifo hn been hero
for tho past two weeks, superintending
the placing of tho organ in tho Catho
lic church. It is a very superior or
gan, and the tone of it is of an excel
lent character. A concert will bo giv
en next Friday, April 25th, under the
supervision of Prof. F. W, Goodrich,
of Portland, assisted by several vocal
ists. The musical lovers of our city
will have an opportunity ol listening
to one of tho best concerts that hns
been hold hore in rocent years.
FRIEDMANN PATIENTS
8HOW GREAT IMPROVEMENT
New York,..April 21. Dr. Frederik
Friedmann, discoverer of an alleged
tuberculosis cure, examined patients
here today that be treated recently.
He stated that Dr. Stimson, of the
government health sorvico, and DJr,
Edwurm, of Bollovue hospital, wejre
Sgreed that tho patients had greatly
improved. '
A WANT AD. HINT.
If the householder with proper
ty to rent or sell only know the
valno of tho Wants ho would lot
the Want columns care for his
real estato right along. In tho
first place the commission is nil
in comparison with that usually
paid for such work, and iu the
second plaeo, tho results aro
quicker, because the Want Ad.
agency reaches ft greater number
of people and reaches them daily,
than nny other medium,
If you havo that houso of yours
for snlo or rent and It has bcon
idle a long tlmo and thoroliy has
been a drain on your rosources,
why not try a Want Ad. just as
an experiment,
Patronizo the Journal Want col
umns today and your houso will
bo sold or rented In a very short
tlmo, maybo tomorrow.
THE ROUND-UP
Htayton had a fine horso show and a
big crowd Saturday, and some of the
finest horses in the stnto, too.
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West Stnyton has startod a cannery.
It will handle tomatoes, beans and ber
ries this season as a startor.
A blaze starting in a smoko house of
tho Stayton meat mnrkot last Tuosd'iy
afternoon for a while threatened the
whole block, but due to the splondld
work of the voluntoor firo company, It
was gojten under control, The damage
was nominal.
The Southern Pacific has concluded
to locate its shops at Springfield, and
has brought suit to condemn 42 acres
of land for the purposo.
Silverton will hold a fruit poultry and
education fair October 24-25. Prizes
will bo In two classes, ono for young
folks under 12 years of age, tho other
thoso between 12 and 21.
James C'unn, aged 81, died at Albany
Thursday last. Ho had been In Oregon
for 40 yours, coining hero from Ohio.
The largest shipment of poles ovor to
leave Cottage Grove will bo made when
the Ilurklioldor-Woods Co. makes ship
ment of an order received this week
from California. Tho order is for forty
double louds, 80 cars being required In
handling the shipment. The poles are
to bo 1 .'(0 to Ml) foot in length, thus
tailing two cars for each load,
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Allmny adopted Its new charter at an
election hold last week by a majority of
122. Tho total iroto cast was about 800.
Files Cured In 6 to 11 Days. .
Your druggist will refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure any
enso of Itching, Blind, Bloodiug or Pro
truding Piles In (J to 14 days. BOe
(IlII.bliK.N 1VJIO AUK SICKLY.
Mothers who value their own com
fort and the wnlfaro of tholr ohlldren,
tHhould novor be without a box of
Mother Gray's Swcot Powdors for
Children, for une throughout the sea
Ben. They break up oolds, relieve fe
verlslinoss, constipation, toothing dla
o til or a, hoadiicho and stomach trou
bles. Used by mothers for 22 years
THESE POWDERS NEVEU FAIL.
Sold by all drug stores, 25c. Don't ac
cept any substitute. Sample moiled
FUHlS. Address, A. 8. Olmsted, LeRoy
N. Y.