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DAILY CAPITAL JOTJBXAL, BALD OXEOOR, WEDNESDAY, ATBtL 30, 1913.
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TODAY
OUR 630TH WEDNESDAY SURPRISE I
T SALE GINGHAM PETTTICOATS TO t
T SELL AT 69c EACH.
Here are good quality gingham gar
ments, made up in two good Btyles
well fashioned and finished; tan and
blue in stripe and figured patterns.
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Your choice today, 69c, each
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
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Special Sale of Black Dress Goods at
The
House of
Quality
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CITY NEWS.
V. O. W. smoker and opon" meeting
of Salem Camp No. 118, Friday, May
2, 8 p. m. Each noighbor is urged to
oine and bring a friend. Got one.
, 4-30-3t
Mrs. Paul Johns underwent an opera
tion at a local hospital yesterday.
Yon will find Rollins at the Red
Cross drug store, tho watch doctor.
Mrs. W. L. Grepr, of Falls City, was
a guest yeatorday of Mrs. Waltor L.
Tooze.
Mr. and Mrs.-Walter Mooro aro today
on their way to Los Angeles for a two-
months' visit on tho beaches.
Mrs. W. L. Uryant, of Portland, is' a
guest of hor sister, Mrs. IT. C. Pugh,
and parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. M. Clough.
Phone Main 131 or call at 121 South
Commercial stroot for your grocories,
bread and fresh vegetables. Out veg
etables are froo from tho Btreet dust.
Tho 8unsot grocery.
Assistant Attorney-Gonoral Van
Winkle is today on record as of the
opiuiou that tho corrupt practices act
prevents public officials from making
donations to certain causes.
Rov. and Mrs. Davis Errott left yos
torday afternoon for their now chargo
St Boise, Idaho. Over 100 of t hoi r
friends were on hand at tho Southern
Pacific d-jpot to bid them farewell.
Wo now carry in stock, tho " Depend
able" stock. Can't bo boat. Our cus
tomers always To-order en theso goods.
Phone Main 60, 311 North Commercial
street. Sperling's grocory.
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GLASSES
Mado to suit tho needs of YOUR oyes,
as shown by our thoroughly accurate
.examination, will help your oyes.
Let us help you today.
a. Mcculloch
Optometrist
291 North Commercial Btreet
(Ground Floor)
New Stylish Suits selling at
record breaking prices. Our
entire stock of pattern and
novelty suits divided into
three special lots
Here are the Record Breaking Prices
Regular $17.50 to $25.00 Suitsspecial at $12.35.
Regular $27.50 to $32.50 Suits special at $14.85
Regular $35.00 to $40.00 Suits special at $16.85
Whipcords, Bedford Cords, Sturdy Suitings and fine
imported fabrics a wealth of handsome materials, and
in splendid array of latest popular colors. All are up-to-the-minute
in style some being exact copies of the
very latest and most exclusive foreign models. A won
derful assortment to choose from.
Right now just when women are buying their new
suits comes this unprecedented sale. Why put off buy
ing your suit? We must reduce the size of our present
stock and have cut the price so low that it will be im
possible to offer better values on such suits as these. Bet
ter make an early selection, for the choicest garments
will be first to go.
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"Olympic" is good. Every sack a
hard wheat flour, and at living prices.
Ask Edgar, the grocer, High and Court
streots. Phone Main 216. Fresh veg-,
etables, good apples, etc.
Parlor millinory; no high rout. You
get the benefit on your hats and mate
rials; hats retrimmod and made to your
taste. Mrs. Alice Brynglesou, ,r94
North Commercial street, corner of Di
vision. Protection for the family. Life in
surance is the bost protection. Frater
nal insurance is the best. Modern
Woodmen of Amorica is tho largest and
best fratornol socioty. See a Woodman
anywhoro. Ray A Orant, Clerk.
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Tho Cherry City flouring mills, of
Salem, aro making a hard wheat flour
Ask your grocer for "Patent" or "Oak
Blond;" nlso "Wheat Ola," a break
fast corcul. Graham and mill feeds.
Mill phono Mnin 2331.
While your hens aro setting use the
"FamoiiB Sturtovaut's" lico paint. Kills
lic'o, mites, fleas and all insects on poul
try and animals. Immediately effective.
See F. E. Shafer, the saddle and hnr
ncss man, 187 South Commercial street.
Friday, May 23, is to bo Snlom-lmllns
day of the Moose Carnival. " All of
Polk comity is exported to bo here in a
body to assist their lodges all they
cun. Tho spirit shown in this carnival
is that it will excel anything previously
hold in Snlcin.
Mrs. W. II. Steusloff and Claude
Slousloff returned last evening from
Corvallls, whero they spent Sunday
They visited Misses Dorothea and May
The latter impersonated Cleopatra in
tho "Carnival of Nations," at Corval
lis, and won tho f'rst prize, a silver cup,
for Waldo hall, nnd an individual prize,
Tho wonthnr permitting, the Salem
German Singing Socioty will leave next
Sunday for tho fnrm belonging to a
fellow German, Henry Nelgers, of Polk
county, whoro tho members will enjoy
day ' outing. Mr. Neigers lives about
six miles north of the west end of tho
steel brldgo on tho Wallace road, and
his Invitation hns been tho first so far
this summer. The society makes many
trips to tho country during the summer,
and thotr entertainments aro greatly ap
preciated.
C. It, Briggs and Eliinbeth Hue wero
bound over to await the action of the
grand jury yesterday afternoon by Jus
tico of tho Peace Webster. Tho couple
worn arrested Inst Monday on the
chargo of unlawfully residing together
at s house on Thirteenth and Mill
streets. Both pleaded not guilty, and
tho court placed Mrs. Rue bond at "0,
and set Briggs' bond at 750. The lat
ter, failing to give ' tho necessary
bonds, was turned over to Sheriff Esch,
who locked him up.
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A SALE OF EEIS EMBEOIDEEY
FOUNDATIONS LESS ONE-THIBD
A cut-out foundation with gummed
back, ready ot apply; gives the natur
al raised effect of uniform embroidery
and saves all extra work of padding.
Reis foundation scallops and designs if
closely worked over are guaranteed to
withstand laundering. Try these and
you'll never waste time on padding
again. In packages, for embroidering
gowns, combination suits, collars, cor
sets, infants' coats, pin cushions, etc.
Specially priced at one-third Iosb this
week. They save time, work and worry
try them..
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Meyers this week
The
Home of
Satisfaction
Edward II. Poro and Miss Grace
Lansing, both of Salem, have a mar
riago liconso, procured yesterday.
J. F. Goodo today filed a complaint
for divorce in tho circuit court against
his wife, Bello Goodo. Dosortion are
the grounds for tho separation. Attor
neys C. L, and John H. McNary appear
for tho plaintiff.
The rnilroad commission will tomor
row hoar evidence in the complaint of
the Salem Construction Company
against tho Portland Railway, Light &
l'owor Company. It is asserted that
tho company is charging too much for
its current.
Geo. W. Johnson will bocome the hus
band of Miss Bernico E. Peek today, ho
having secured tho marriage license
yesterday. Tho marriago will take place
in Dallus, and tho couplo will make
their homo in Salom. Mr. Johnson is
tho son of Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Johnson,
of this city.
Dun Cupid got a huntlo on himself
Inst night, and consequently Samuel G.
Wilson and Miss Arvolla B. Fox, both
of Silvorton wero married. The knot
was tiod only after Deputy County
Clerk Grant Boyor was appealed to about
8:30, Frank Myors, of tho Spa, brought
into tho case and Dr. Avisou, pastor ot
tho First Methodistdiurch, roused up.
Tho couple wore ovidontly undocided as
to just tho proper course to pursue iu
getting mado one, but after telephoning
to Clerk Boyor, thoy left Silvcrtou in an
auto for Salem, and, after much scurry
ing about, succeeded in closing up the
deal. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson left this
morning for Silvorton,
MANY MEN
AND
WOMEN
Are amazed at tho great vnluo that
Is crowded Into our perfect fitting
spring shoes. They ninko a good Im
pressions at first sight nnd a lasting
impression In the wear. But stylo is
foremost hero tho very latest.
Rdnlmrt'
Home ot the Hanan Shoe
Ct)f(QualiU) 5l)op
414 Slav Si. OppDb(jMfvire
WATCHING AND WAITING.
How to forget your troublos and get
results of a woek's vacation in three
hours will be demonstrated at the ball
game Sunday, May 4th. League grounds
3 p. m. Don't fail to be on hand.
Owing to damage done to flow beds
in years past by incompetent automo
bile drivers who insist on going through
the capitol grounds, some of the flower
beds along the driveways have been
done away with, and the strip planted i
with grass. It is not easy for the driv
ers to negotiate the curves of the cap
itol grounds, but they all triy it.
Pianos, pianos. Your home is not
complete without one, and our terms are
so easy that you cannot afford to be
without one. Vietrolas and records. See
R. F. Peters, 521 Court street, opposite
the court house.
Whether it is lawful for the owner of
a tract of land to fish with a gill net
in waters on his proimses or bordering
them, was a question put up to tho at-torney-genoral
today by a Portland
man.
A complaint was filed iu the circuit
court this morning by Maggie C. Bartch
against Geo. E. Quiggle et al., in which
the plaintiff is seeking to recover $3,
000 alleged to be due on a promissory
note given by the defendants.
Assistant Attorney-General DeLong
today held that tho new medical law
will not permit a student to take an ex
amination in a few subjects at a certain
time and later take tho balance The
assistant Attorney-general thinks the
new law docs not contemplate that an
examination can be strung along over
several dates. The students had Borne
how gotten the idea that the new law
mado it possible to take tho examina
tion on several different dates, if the
applicant cared so to do.
Tho prison and asylum board today
locided to authorize the head of the in
stitutions to proceed with the purchaso
of! 12 registered. Holstein bow sand 12
grailo cows from the Bagley hord at
Ilillsboro for $3200 The cows aro guar
anteed to give 40 pounds of milk per
ilny.
Governor West today sent a telegram
to Secrctnry of State Bryan, now in
San Francisco, to return homo this way
from California. It is doubtful if Bry
an can avail himself of the invitation,
as ho has stated that ho would hurry
right back to Washington.
IN PRESCRIPTIONS
We give the highest quality and
chargo the lowest prices.
Schaefer's Drug Store
l No. 135 Commercial Street :.
Deutsche Apotheke.
A WORD TO THE
STOREKEEPER
What kiud of advertising are f
the manufacturers whose goods
you handle doing for you.
Aro they advertising merely to T
create a DKSIUE for their pro-
ducts, . .
Or are they really trying to
crento a DEMAND.
General publicity may creato de
sire for an article, Rut the only 1
kind of advertising that benefits
tho retailer is the kiud thnt cre
ates demand the kind that
brings customers direct to tho
storo.
The one effective way of link- f
ing the retail storo with national- X
ly distributed merchandise Is to
use daily uowspapor space.
You, Mr. Retailer, under- I
stand the valuoof newsparo ad- T
mortising. 1
Next time you talk with a
mamiinciurcr wno wants 10 neip
you sell his goods through ad- ; ;
vortislng tell him what you know ; ;
about the efficiency of The
Capital Journal, and other good
;nwnpape"?&' "
Donnall in St. Louis Globe-Dmoorat
A letter for a printer named McCaus-
land has been received at The Capital
Journal, and is held awaiting his call.
DIED.
FREELAND. At the Salem hospital,
Wednesday, April 30, 1913, Foster
Freeland.
Tho doceased was five years old and
was brought to the hospital from In
dependence. His death was due to
blood poisoning.
BROCK. At the residence, Nineteenth
and Kansas - avenue, Wednesday,
April 30, 1913, CasBius Seaman Brock,
aged 67 years.
He was born in Holmes county, Ohio,
and came to Oregon in 1890. Mr. Brock
leaves, besides his wife, two sons, Ar
thur, of this city, and Clyde, who is en
gaged in banking in Hoppner, Oregon.
Tho latter was notified of his fathor's
death today and will arrive here tonight
or tomorrow. Funeral announcement
later.
Notice to Property Owners.
The common council desires to call
the attention of all property owners
to tho provision of ordinance No. 527,
relating to the laying of wator and
gas mains nnd service pipos, section 2
of said ordinance provides: "That all
mains used in the city of Salem, Ore
gon, for conveying wator or gas or for
other purposes along streots which are
permanently improved or to be perma
nently improved shall immediately be
for such improvement is mado, be laid
in such streets in a permanent man
ner." Soction 3 provides: "All service
pipes attached to mains shall not be less
than one inch internal diameter and all
pipes of loss diameter shall be removed
and immediately replaced with pipes
in accordance with the provisions of
this ordinance, and the same shall also
bo provided with curb cock and iron
shut-off box and cover and shall be
placed sixteen (16) inches inside of
the curb line; provided, however, that
this section shall not bo enforced on
streets not having permanent improve
ment." The council urges all property own
ers owning property upon streets pro
posed to be improved in 1913 to imme
diately attend to the proper installa
tion of water, gas and sewor pipos
serving their property, whether the
property has buildings thereon or may
bo vacant. This co-operation upon the
part of tho property owners is neces
Bary to a prompt and satisfactory com
pletion of the pavement projects under
way at the. present time.
CHAS. F. ELGIN, City Rccotder.
4-29-10t
Notice of Improvement of Union
Street.
Notice la hereby given that the com
mon council of the city of Salem, Ore
gon, deems It expedient and hereby de
clares its intention to forthwith im
prove Union street from the east line
of Wator strcot to the west line of
Twelfth stroot, in the city' of Salem,
Oregon, with one-course, six-inch
crushed gravol cement concrete pave
ment at the expense of the abutting
property within the said limiU in ac
cordance with tho plans and specifica
tions for said street improvement, as
heretofore adopted by the common
council of said city and on file in the
office of the city recorder, which arc
hereby referred to for a detailed de
scription of said improvement and
made part of this notice by such rof
erenco. Written remonstrance against the
aid proposed pavement may be made
at any time within ten (19) days from
the final publication of this notice in
the manner provided by the city char
ter. This notice is published for ten
(10) days by order of the common
council, the date of the first publi
cation bolng the 234 day of April,
191S. 4-83-llt
CHA9. F. ELGIN, City Hecorder.
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Seed Planting)
Time
T Ouly good and reliable seeds at 4
FLETCHER &BYRD
349 North Commercial Street. 4
Cabba-ge, tomato and kale plants,
seed corn, etc.
Bee and Poultry
Supplies
Get Our Catalogue Free. 4
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NEW TODAY.
FOR RENT Five-room house, electric
Tights, bath, etc., on Fifteenth and
Oak; $12 per month, Apply 2290 Mill
street. 4-30-lt
FOR SALE A fine large black walnut
folding top desk, 4 feet, 7 inches in
Bide measurement; cost $65, will sell
for $25 Can be seen at 246 South
Commercial street, Marion Hotel
block. 4-30-3t
FOR SALE Two new upright plate
glass display hoW cases; six feet,
three shelves. These are boautiful
cases. Will soil for $30 each. Can
be seen at 246 South Commercial
street, Marion Hotol block. 4-30-3t
YOUNG LADY Wishes position to
stay with children Monday, Wednes
and Saturday afternoon. Phone Main
65. 4-30-2t
$1800 Do you want one of the best
60x165 foot lots in Salem, east front,
two blocks to schools, close to church
es, with 7-room house. If you do,
call at 735 Nr Church St. Owner.
4-30-lt
IF YOU WANT a good Groom house
and lot with plenty of fruit for $800,
easy terms, see G. A. Wood, owner.
Call at 735 N. Church St. Phone
2085. , 4-30-lt
IF YOU WANT a fine east front lot,
50x116 feet, on easy terms, some fruit
on plac), call G. A. Wood, owner.
Phones 2085, 2420. 4-30-3C
FOR SALE Several tons of prunes
scarcoly fit for market but splendid
value for hog feed. A good ration
to feed with potatoes. Willamette
Valley Prune Association. 4-28-od4t
FOR RENT Six acres of garden land
with 6-room house and good barn;
situated . 2 miles from State house
on Garden Road. For particulars
apply to W. A. Liston, 484 Court
street. 4-29-3t-
FOR RENT Depot Hotel, furnished
A. A. Englobart. Phone 1190.
4-29-tf
WANTED 20,000 Loganberry tips.
Phone 666. 4-14 9t
FOR RENT Neatly furnished sleeping
rooms, electric light and bath. 488
North Commercial street. 4-22-6t
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms near
City Hall, 330 N. High st., phone 4,
4-10-tf
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE Just the
thing to put under carpots 10 cents
per bundle. Capital Journal.
4-21-tf
SIX BEAUTIFUL home lots at Nve
Beach, with view of ocean, south
slope for berries and chickens and
one lot black lonm for garden, will be
sold for one-half cash and balance in
labor. These lots are three blocks
from beach and in Spruce St. neigh
borhood. These lots aro all cleared
and grubbed of stumps and the soil
is excellout, with fifty ricks of wood
ready for the woodsaw in eight-foot
lengths. Trice with wood $800. Ad
dress Rickman and Smith, Newport,
Oregon. 4-29-2t
ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING.
NATHAN C. HUBBS, C. E. Engineer
ing nnd Surveying. Subdividing a
spocialty, get your orchard and logan
berry tracts staked out accurately
and make your farm more valuable.
Platting and bluo-printing. Room 204,
Steovcs building. 4-30-lm
190-Acre Orchard
for Sale
Of prunes and cherries, one mile
from Dallas, Ore. Five years old and
upwards. In tracts to suit, at $225 to
(400 per acre. -
Also 216 acres of farm land at 80
to 1125.
Payments one-third down, balance In
tlx years.
By the Fleming Realty Co, Phone
303, or 8. P. Kimball, owner, , phone
Farmer 561, Salem, Oregon.
A- J- Bar ham, Dallas Agent
PARLOR MILLINERY
DRESSMAKING
Hats made to order, retrimmad;
big rent; no big prices.
MRS. BULLOCK,
340 Union St. Phone 155
When you ask for Butter
Ask for I
BUTTER CUP BRAND
Capital City Creamery
Phone 299. 383 Court St
Iowa Machine Shop
Punch and die work a specialty. Mod,,
el work machinery developed and p8r.
fected. Brass patterns. Experimental
work. Automobile repairs.
D. B. BROWN.
252 Chemeketa Street.
GENUINE CHICKEN TAMALES.
Wholesale and retail. Special tor
weddings and parties. Call Main 2041
or come to Fred In front of the Madl
son. The first chicken tamale Fred
made In Salem, now you see them er
ery place. I- bet $25 these are not
like Fred's Tamales. You try one for
yourself. 2-12-tf
Salem Box & MfgTCo.
Screen doors and windows
made to order. All sizes
prompt service. i
Phone 308 247 Miller St
To Purchasers
For farms or city property see
Dr. W. A. Cusick, over Fry's
drug store. tf
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm and city property, joha B,
Scott OTer Chicago Store, Salem, Or
egon. Phone 1651.
Cherry City
Candy Factory I
I Cherry City Ice Cream
and
Fountain Syrups
266 Chemeketa Street;
Phone 2482
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DR. ASSELN, DENTIST 1
Graduate N. W. U., Chicago.;;
Salem Bank & Trust Building.
Suite 205-206. Phone 2418 I
Karl Neugebauer
WATCH AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING.
t Masonic Temple. State St.
4-
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BUBGIliRDT MEREDITH
Resldeat Agents 181 State Street
MONEY LOANED
ON REAL ESTATE
314 U.S. Bank Building
MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Real Estate Secirlty.
TH09. K. FORD
Over Ladd Bush Bank, Salem, Or
REAL ESTATE
Money to Loan.
JACOB it CO. '
Phone 2424. 206-207 Hubbard Bldg
MONEY TO LOAN
Oa good Real Estate seewrttr.
BECHTEL BTNOS
147 SUte Street
COAL AND WOOD
Prompt delivery. Sole agents for
the Famous Rock Springs Coal.
CAPITAL FUEL CO.
fi. n. Jory, euccesaor to J. J. O'NelL
Phone 210. Yards onuosite S. P. P-
senger depot.
WOOD AND COAL
la any quantity. Prompt delirery
our specialty. Falls City Lumbtt
Company. 279 North Commercial
street Phone Main 811
JAPANESE LAUNDRY AND DBf
CLEANING WORKS
No machinery to tear and wear
out delicate fabrics. Work calles
for and delivered promptly.
43$ Ferry St Phone Main Ilfl
Office Phone Bfala 181
Rlgdon Residence Hatn lit
RIQB0N-RICHARD80S CO.
"oners! Director and Undertakers
KI N. Hlitn Btreet