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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1913)
PAGE EIGHT. OAXLT CAPITAL 70TJBNAL, BAIXH, OSXOOH, MONDAY HAT 19, 1913. W. B. NUFORM, W. B. REDUSOand LA VIDA CORSETS. BUTTERICK PATTERNS vmininiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiitiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiitiiiitfuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiui Salem's largest store offers unlimited savings on j Women's and Misses fine ready-to-uiear Garments m mm You take no risk when buying at Meyer no tale U com plete until the purchaser is entirely satisfied. . Meyers' high class, stylish suits, regularly priced $32.50, your choice of the entire lot at $14.50. Unquestionably one of the most important offerings Sa lem has seen for several years. A most representative col lection of beautiful stylish models in the newest fabrics and color effects. The woman who admires correct dress will particularly fancy this gathering of high grade suits. We've too many suits, owing to a backward spring, and must move them before the season advances. Your choice of this entire stock of fancy and novelty suits priced to $32.50. Coats and Navy Blue Serge suits up to $27.50 at only $14.50 each. A ridiculously low price. Prices reduced 20 per cent on our high grade line of Mat zen Blue Serge Suits, regularly priced at $30. CO. Coats, too, priced exceptionally low. A great assortment in all the latest models, colorings and fabrics, in two lots $14.50 and one-half price. Beaura and? see tho new bills at the Wexford nd Ye Liberty. Ask for Bargain Contest coupons. Big Dance the first dance during the carnival will be given tomorrow night at the armory. Rubber Cloves All sizes for all pur poses, 43c to 11.00 per pair. Fry's Drug Sto;e. The Capital Journal has the largest circulation because it is the best news paper. Itt publishers have turned down all circulation contest proposi tions they believe in putting the equivalent of contest money into news features for the benefit of Capital Journal readers.. Bead The Capital Journal for all the news. Defects of Vision Married in Dallas. Miss Emma Wenzel and Westley Vaughn, a business man of Dallas, were married very quietly there last Tuesday, and left to spend their hon eymoon in Portland. Miss Wenzel is well-known in Salem, being a sister of Mrs. Grown, one of the former owners of the German bakery. NEW TODAY. IT WILL PAY YOU to see Harry E. Kennedy before you buy real estate. 210 Masonic building. iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiNimmiiimMmimiimiMitiiiiiiiu sb :: Special Sale This Week :: of Dainty Tub Silks -' Regular (1.25 quality 99c s yard . Just what many women have been ; waiting for Xcw, neat wash silks in ', '. many dainty patterns, mostly striped, ' is colored anil satin stripe offects. 30 ; inches wido and eitra good value at . . 1.23 tl'e regular price offered a a ; special attraction in the pioco goods I ', section this week at 09c a yard. Large Flags Medium Flags Small Flags Mounted and unmounted just re ceived a big shipment of excellent United States flags in cotton wool and silk. Sizes up to 6x10 feet. Small silk flags, unmouted, size about 8x12 inches 15c each or 2 for 2oc. Large cotton flags 83c, $1.23 and $2.00 according to size. Wool flags priced at $3 and $4. (Stock on Second Floor.) See Window Display The House of I See Window Display Quality. We are showing an exceptional line of Children's and Misses' Wash Dresses The kind of garments that will give pleasure and satisfaction in both washing and wearing. Mothers of girls should inspect this collection for they are well and neatly made of good ma terials and in pleasing styles th prices, too, are a delight to all custom ers. Ask to see them when in the store. . See Window Display Salem's ' Largest Store 639th Wednesday Sur prise, Stamped Pillow j Cases, Special 69c. pair A nice assortment of stamped de signs on a good quality 45-ineh pillow tubing all ready to embroider. Of fered as a surprise sale for next Wed nesday in the art section. Your choice 69c a pair None sold before 8:30. See, Window Display m ILOCALj WAUL Road The Capital Journal. The pa- CITY NEWS. ' per li sold on Its merits a contest not being necessary to secure circulation. ino city council will tonight open bids .on the Eighteenth street improve ment. It is a good sized contract ami it is expected there will be many bids. Contractor W. D. l'ugh is getting nicely started injho work of improving Marion street. Ho is employing local whito men, and finds that system the most satisfactory for all concerned The Capital Journal has the largest circulation. Circulation bought by con test prizes Is not permanent it begins to dwindle away as soon as the contest prizes are swarded. The Capital Jour nal's circulation is permanent. That Mrs. Curtis can and will con tinue to offer during carnival week such tempting values in strictly up-to-the-minute, millinery as she has done all season will he demonstrated to the pleasuro of sll visitors this week. Call at Masonic building, High street. Dance Tuesday night at the armory, ICentleiiieu 7.1c, ladies free. Klassy Kuba Klu'u. liecaiwo of the Moose carnival, the Waite fountain will be electrified Thursday jul Saturday night. If you once learn the price and taste the bread, you will always ask your Rrocorr for Cherry City Patent. Milled from eelert hard wheat. A ninrriuge license win issued by Cousity Clerk Oehlhar today to Wm. M. Koy and Miss Edith Lansing, both of llayeavllU, The Capital Journal has the largest circulation. Circulation bought by con tent prizes is not permanent It begins to dwindle away as sooi as the contest priiM sura awarded. The Capital Jour nai's crrculntlon Is permanent. Head The Capital Journal. The pa per is sold on its merits a contest not being necessary to secure circulation. .Closing exercises of tho blind school will be held June 10 and 11. The or gan reciul will be held Juno 10 and general exercises June 11. Mrs. William Fleming and Mrs. Woodcock will read the papers they read nt Hubbard Inst week, at tho Cen tral Coifgrcgatioual church Thursday evening. Everybody loves Wheatola sweet as a nut. Tho starch in it has been chang ed to sugar. It has all of the good qualities of the wheat, none of the bad. Sunset Grocerv. ihmrA AT MOTOR H VXVlli V CYCLES WATT HIPP AaaHitlea, rishl.g Tackle, Its, Herta Carelal Street Pies M I Today's Program! - 2Two Classy Vaudeville Acts 2 4 Extra Good Pictures 4 Lots of comedy, big laughs for you. r-ibtiiH THEATRE xlp' (Templet change of progtam tomorrow. Comrtig, Freder ick Ward In Richard III., May 27-28, Tuesday and Wed nesday, i-r Have you tried the Olympic flourf Edgar, the grocer, has the sole agency The best bread bakers use this flour. Its best recommendation is the num ber of particular housewives who are using it. The Capital Journal has the largest circulation. Circulation bought by con test prizes is not permanent it begins to dwindle away as soon as the contest prlr.oa are awarded. The Capital Jour nal's circulation is permanent. "Yakima Best" blended in uniform ly exact proportions. You can count on a good batch of bread every timo you use it, and you ran count on its being a more nutritious bread than you ever had with any other flour. See Sper ling, 311 North Commercial street. i. E. Haiter, at present a resident of Spray, Wheeler county, but an old time Salem boy is in the city renewing old acquaintanceships and getting thor oughly astonished at the way Salem has grown since he was last here. Ivan Martin acted the good Samaritan and pointed out some of the old corners for him so hj could get his bearings and not get lost. The Capital Journal has the largest circulation because it is the best newt- X paper. publishers have turned X down all circulation contest proposi (tions they believe in putting the a equivalent of content money lato news X feature for the benefit of Capital T Journal readers. Read The Capital Journal for all the newt. I Miss Franc Newman, of the state en gineer's office, has gone to Laidlaw, whero she will be stenographer in En gineer Laureganrd's office. Active work on tho Tumola project begins next month. Senators will play four games this week. Thursday with Moose team of Eugene, Friday and Saturday with Van- I eonver Independents and Sunday with McMiunville. These will be four of the I hardest games of the season. Governor West Sunday sustained an injury to his knee, which has been bothering him at intervals since he hurt it while riding last winter, and was obliged to declare his proposed trip to Pendleton off. He was in -the executive office at the captiol today, although quite lame. One of the main attraction sof the Moose Carnival on Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be the ball game, commencing at 3 p. m. each day. The leading clubs of the state will battle for honors. 8undav the McMinnville Tigers will be here. The congregation of the Unitarian church yesterday decided to extend s call to Rev. Tischer, of Quincy, III Rev. Tischer has splendid success as an organizer and church worker and the church believes he would upbuild the local organization very satisfactorily. Governor West, who Is president of the western governors' organization, today extended an invitation to Presi dent Wilson and Secretary of the In terior Ijne to attend the meeting to be held in Salt Lake June 5, 6, and 7. The governors are anxious to discuss reclamation problems with Secretary idme. When a newspaper starts s circula tion to. Kst it shows a sign of weak ness. It shows that its circulation has been badly cut into by te opposition paper th:it the other paper has been taking away its subscribers. What's the answer? Read The Capital Jour nal for all the news. The annual convention of Rebekah lodge and grand encampment of the I. O. (. F. will bo held in Medford, begin ning tomorrow and Wednesday grand lodge will hold its annual meeting. Among the Salcra members who plan t go to Medford are the following: Mrs. Zclla Fletcher, Miss Ethel Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cummings, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Feeble. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Cloligh, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Patterson, Joha Corn forth, William Frost sad D. U Smith. - I L. F. Hofcr, son of E. Hofer, and not ' E. Hofer, is connected with tfe Oregon Paving & Quarry company. An error Jin initials was male Saturday evening. ' Desperate efforts are being made to eradicate dandelions from the court house grounds, Drayloads of the pests I have been dug up and tho work is not i yet completed. A- I Why let tho chicks die when a guar janteed lice and mite killer will save all j such worry. Give the mother, hen a ( good treatment and note results. See ; F. E. Shafer, the saddle and harness man, 187 South Commercial street. Follow the parado to the ball grounds i Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Game . called at 3 p. m. Admission 25 cents. , All teams contenders for state semi- pro championship. Don't fail to be on hand to boost for the Senators. The Cauital Journal has the largest circulation because it is the best news paper. Its publishers have turned down all circulation contest proposi Hons they believe in putting the equivalent of contest money into news features for the benefit of Capital Journal readers. Read The Capital Journal for all the news. The speakers at this evening's meet ing of the Pilgrim Club of the First Congregational church will be Rev. II. M. Tenny, of San Francisco, who will have for his subject, "The Pacific Coast and the Oriental." Ladies of the church will serve supper at 6 and immediately afterward Mr. Tenny will speak. At 8 o'clock he will give a stereopticon lecture on "Among the Warlike Zulus." It is a very fine lec ture. One of the finest, if not the swellest. automobiles ever seen In the city is the one which Tom Livesley purchased from tho Oldsmobile company recently and which arrived las t week. The big gas wagon is sure a thing of beauty. It is a six-cylinder, SO horsepower and its general equipment is as complete as modern mechanics anil designers can make it.- About every conceivable con trivance known to the Twentieth cen tury auto builders is included in the make-up of Mr. Livesley 's new prize, and to say that he is proud of the big car, is needless. To see the vehicle coming down the street one at first sight would wonder how it happened that an 8. P. Pullman happened to leave the track and take to the streets. and as far as noise is concerned, a sail ing vessel in operation could not move more quietly. FOR SALE Edison Standard Model D Phonograph, plays two full 4-miu-ute recordSj also 150 records. Price $10. E. G. Burrell, 130 Jefferson street. FOR SALE A fine Jersey heifer calf, two weeks old, t o highest bidder. The mother gives 18 quarts of milk a day. 670 Mill street. BOARD AND ROOM in modern home close in, $6.23 per week. 475 North Commercial street. FRED, FRED, FEED, FRED, FRED, in front of the Madison. FOR REST Two well furnished rooms suitable for housekeeping. Inquire Josse-Moore Furniture Co. MARION CREAMERY 4 PRODUCE Co. Quotations for today Ranch butter 2023c CREAM, butterfat 30c Eggs 17e On Liberty and Ferry Sts. FOR RENT Depot Hotel, furnished, A. A. Englebart. Phone 1190. , FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms near City Hall, 330 N. High st., phone 4. THE HOUSE OF COMFORT should be rected on this beautiful terrace over looking the Cherry City and peaceful Willamette. This quarter-block is within one block of tho car line and will be sold at a bargain. Address Box 54, Salem, Or., for full particulars. TWO XE'-V BUNGALOWS for sale on installment. Small payment down. We ha,-o many bargains. It will pay you to see Harry E. Kennedy before you buy. 210 Masonic building. 190 -Acre Orchard for Sale Of p run as and cherries, one mile from Dallas, Ore. Five years old and upwards. In tracts to suit, at $229 to 1400 per acre. Also 216 acres of farm land st $80 to $125. Payments one-third down, balance In six years. By the Fleming Realty Co, Phone 303, or S. P. Kimball, owner, phone Farmers 561, Salem, Oregon. A. J. Barham, Dallas Agent. Although Slight May Cause MUCH ANNOYANCE And it usually appears in the form of a dull headache or ach ing eyes. Now if you are suffering from strained vision, our scientific teat of the eyes will reveal the cause, and a pair of our "Right ly Made" lenses will give relief, A. McCULLOCH Optometrist 291 North Commercial Street (Ground Hoor) To Purchasers! For farms or city property see 1 Dr. W. A. Cusick, over Fry's i drug store. tf MONEY TO LOAN; On farm and city property. .Joha IL ;. Scott, oTer Chicago Store, Balim, or- i' egon. Phone 165$. Iowa Machine Shop Punch and die work a specialty. Mod el work machinery developed and per fected. Brass patterns. Experimental work. Automobile repairs. D. B. BROWN, 252 Chemeketa Street. Salem Box & Mfg. Co. Screen doors and windows made to order. All sizes prompt service. Phone 308 247 Miller St. DR. ASSF.LX, DENTIST t , Graduate N. W. U Chicago, ' t Salem Bank & Trust Building, i ', Suite 205-206. Phone 2418 I . ! Cherry City ,J' Landy Factory I Cherry City Ice' Cream and X Fountain Syrups X 2G6 Chemeketa 8treet. X Phone 2482 I MM MM iearoal Wast Ass Brtag Rilt, When you ask for Butter Ask for BUTTER CUP BRAND Capital City Creamery Phone 299. 383 Court St --- IN PRESCRiPTinM We give the highest quslity and charge the lowest price. Schaefer's Drug Store No. 135 Commercial Street Deutsche Apotheke. - Karl Neugebauer WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING. I Masonic Temple. State St. MMMMMMMMMMMf NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY HURQHASDT MEREDITH ResMeat Agents $8$ State Street MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE 314 U. S. Bank Building MMM House to Let $ 3.002 rooms, Shipping and 12th. $ 3.00 2 rOOmS. Iln.i.1 nn.l 1-i.L t 3.002 room, Jefferson and McCoy " rua iuiii iierrv, 10.007 roomsCross and Capitol $10.006 rooms, 2")4rt Hazel. $10.00 t rooms, 4ti0 N. 2;i,i. $1,0005 rooms, 12ii6 N. lx'th. $11.005 rooms, 1790 N. Commercial. $11.00 5 rooms, 1.W0 . Commercial. $12.505 rooms 98 Union. $12.007 rooms, 1719 X. Liberty $12.005 rooms, 444 X. Water " ' $12.0010 rooms. Ill Chemeketa. $12.50 5 rooms 37 " "i.i . $12.50 rooms, Highland," near Fair vrrounus. 13.007 rooms, 2130 X. Fifth. $1.1.51)!) rooms. 1,'liW Broadway $15.00 rooms, .V)2 X. Church' $16.005 rooms, .110 Leslie. " $10.007 rooms, 710 X. Winter $16.007 rooms, 1045 X. Cottage $17.008 rooms, 1375 X. Commercial. $20.00 8 rooms, 1375 X. Commercial, furnished. $25.008 rooms, 24t X. Cottage. c.n'.vv a rooms, o-iu fttate. Some good store rooms for rent. Snpnose Tour property should burn tonight. Rttttitr inantr n .l 11, C- Dyer, with Bechtel Bynon. BECHTEL BYNON. 37 State St. Tel Uil. MONEY TO LOAN On Good Real E,u,te Seearttf. TH0S. K. F0ED Over Ladd I Bush Bank. Salem. Or REAL ESTATE Money to Loan. JACOB 00. Phone 8424. 206-207 Hubbard Bldg MONEY TO LOAN 0 ro4 Real EiUle leeartty. BECHTEL BTX0JT M7 SUt Street COAL AND WOOD Prompt delivery. Sole agonts for the Famous Bock Springs CoaL CAPITAL FUEL CO. E. H. Jory. successor to J. J. (VNsiL Phone 210. Yards opposite S. P. pas senger depot. WOOD AND COAL ! ny quantity. Prompt deTr? OHr BTAdmttT Palls t V... I Company. 170 rik 7 street Phone Main 811. JlPWrSB 1AC5DBT AND DH CtlAmG W0M9 No machinery to tear and wear out delicate fabric Work eelles) for and delivered promptly. 445 Forry street. Phone Main 225