Daily capital journal., May 10, 1913, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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Of C. H. Hinges Stock of High-Grade Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,
Silverware, Rich Cut Glass, etc. '
$ 1 0,000 Must Be Raised. Creditors Demand
Immediate Settlement
J. A. Sinclair, representing the Creditors of C. H. Hinges, desires to announce to the people of Salem and vicinity that his instructions
from the firm he represents are to, "Disregard All Former Prices," "Slaughter Everything for Less
than Wholesale Cost," "We Must Have Our Money."
Then why should I worry? The creditors' word is law with me. Consequently I will inaugurate a Bona Fide Slaughter Sale of this elegant stock until $10,000 cash has been
raised. I appreciate the fact that goods must be sold cheap in order to raise this money quickly, so have cut and slashed the price of every article in the store to such ridic
ulously low prices that will certainly insure instant sale. Following are quoted a few prices, which will give the public an idea of the sweeping reductions that have been made
of everything in the store. I
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$185 Diamond Ring..
$150 Diamond Ring..
$115 Diamond Ring..
$100 Diamond Ring..
$ 65 Diamond Ring..
$ 35 Diamond Ring..
$124
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21 -Jewel Waltham and Elgin
Watches, in 20-year case
17-Jewel Waltham and Elgin
Watches, in 20-year case
15-Jewel Waltham and Elgin
Watches, in 20-year case
$12.00 4-piece Silver Sets,- quadruple
consisting of Teapot, Sugar Bowl,
Creamer and Sugar
$12.00 8-Day Mantle Clock..
DIAMOND RINGS, GOLD WATCHES, SILVER TEA
SETS GIVEN AWAY FREE. A COUPON TICKET FREE
WITH EVERY PURCHASE.
Stock of C. H.
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plate,
$21.00
11.40
9.40
6.75
2.10
$9.00 Ladies Gold-Handled Umbrellas.
$10.00 Rogers 26-piece sets, consisting of 6
Knives, 6 Forks, 1 Butter Knife, 1 Sugar
Spoon, and Cabinet
1847 Rogers No. 12 Medium Knives
1847 Rogers No. 12 Medium Forks
$1.00 Alarm Clocks, "Hinges' Special"..
$4.10
5.60
3.75
3.75
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SALE STARTS SATURDAY, MAY lO, 9:00 A. M.
The fine quality of this -stock Is too well known to require further comment merely an
assurance that nothing will be reserved or exempt from this sale anl will be a rare
chance to buy for less than wholesale cost high-grade Diamonds, Gold Watches, Solid
Gold and Gold-Filled Jewelry, Sterling and Quadruple-Plated Silverware, Rich Cut
Glass, Clocks, Umbrellas, etc.
To the Public: Mr. Hinges is not going out of business,
but will continue at the conclusion of the sale at the
same location. J. A. SINCLAIR.
inges, Salem, Ore.
By Order of J. A. Sinclair
H. Snowden Marshall May Curb
New York City's Great Trusts
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Sacramento, Cal., May 10. With the
passago by the senato today of Senator
ti runt's pandering hill, as amended in
the) assembly, and tho signing of the
governor regarded as certain, Califor
nia has forged a new weapon with
which to combat tho white slave traf
fic. Tho bill makes guilty of pandering
any keeper of a holme of prostitution
who Khali receive as inmate a woman
who has not before engaged in the trif
fic, providing a ponulty ranging front 3
to 50 years in tho penitentiary. Here
tofore tho term has boon from five to
ton years. The reduction of the mini
mum was made to secure easier convic
tion. Anyone who tnkes part in in
ducing a woman to loin) a lifo of shame
is responsible under tho act.
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Scene from the Beautiful Picture, John Banyan's "Pilgrim's Progress,'
Opera House, Saturday, March 17, Matinee and Evening.
Grand
MPOKTANCH attnehes to the nrpolntuient of II. Rnowtlen Marshall as J
Iuimni Mines mstrn t Hituniey Tor Now York, especially lu view of the
tinouiirvuient that the department of Jiistle wou.d let each district at
orney aiteiul to dlrwt protvuUon of alleged violations of the Sherman
nU trust aet Man sueti iroeotlinis may be cipeeted In the New York dl
trlet Mr. Mnrshsll ta a yoiing law partner of United States Senator Jamea
A. O'Oonnaii of Now York, who, however, la uniloretiHMt nut to have rscoiu
anended the pH)lntuieiil Mr. Mnmhall tueceeda Usury A, Wise.
Amniuultiou Was Deadly.
ttlNITIO miss lllD wi l
Torvallis, Or., May IO,-(lrnt sur
prise was expressed here today when it
was learned that no ammunition wu
Mil lu a sham battlo betwtH'ii cadet
ompaiiies of thp (Iregen Ajiriculturul
College yesterday because several steel
jarketed shells hsl beoa found in the
'Idnnk ainmunitimi. How the loaded
cartridges came to be placed in the
blank ammunition is not known,
The sham battlo was held during au
lunKtiet. by Captain William T. Mer
ry, V. . A.
Is It possible that enough Democrats
are going to hang together t
More Truth Than Pootry.
The litlle rhyme on tho first page of
the seernd section of this issue, was
suggested by an incident hapening at
the Capital Journal office, and is "a
true story." Little Ward Smith, who
is known by his puis as "Putchy" was
thrown fiom his bicycle whilo coasting
down Ackeny hill some weeks ago and
his skull fractured. When the boys at
the Jonri.al office were raising a little
purso to help tide him over whilo in
the hospital, the "newsies butted in"
about as told in tho alleged poem. They
dug up their nickels and pennies man
fully ami generously, borrowing from
one another in some ettes, and tho lit
tle 1'clUms raised among them seven
dollars. They were told that their lit
tle savings were not needed, that thoso
better al io to give would look after
iMili-hy, but they insisted on helping
their little comrade, and did so, gener
ously. As there is ''more truth than
poetry" in the little story dono in
rhyme, we feel that the attempt to de
scribe their generous, big hearted deed
in verse, is at least excusable.
J. II. C.
After a man becomes famous he
doesn't need a press agent. His friends
will then attribute to him all tho an
cient jokes they can dig up.
uranauperan
louse
SATURDAY, MAY 17
Matinee and Evening
The World's Best Picture
John Bunyan's
"Pilgrim's Progress"
Mado amidst the magnificent scehcry at Turino, Italy, with Alexandra
Salvini as Christian; Jefferson Penrose, lecturer; Francis Phillips at
piano and organ and Ana Calvori, tho eminent dramatic soprano, will ap
pear in concert beforo and after the production, also rendering tjie
beautiful solos during the Pilgrim's Progress.
PRICES:
Evening, 25c and 50c.
Matinee, all seats
Children 15c.
25c,
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Today's Programme
3 Refined Vaudeville Acts3.
MISS LEOTA
Character Change and Song
POT SNYDER,
Salem's Favorite. .
STRAUSS & BOCKER,
America's Premier Instrumentalists.
4-Extra Good Pictures 4.
TOMORROW
Entire Change of Program.
my
THEATRE
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Monday and Tuesday
3 ACTS 3
MAHGUITE FARAR & CO.
Musical Comedy
HARLISON AND ROLLINSON
Novelty Comedy
Musicians Direct From Pantages
Don't Miss Seeing These
NEWLYWEDS
Today Only
AL WA YS THE PIPE ORGAN
THE GLOBE THEATRE
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