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DAILY CAPITAL JOTJiNAL, SALEM, 01EOOX, WEDNESDAY, MAT 21, 1913.
Nine More Sale Days
of the Great Spring
Time Sale
This tale lasts during May. It has been a wonderful saving event, and will con
continue to be so during this month. Be sure and take advantage. In this ad we can
only call attention to a few of the extra specials. You'll be glad if you come and in
vestigate for yourselves.
Table Linens
$2.25 linens $1.87
$1.65 linens $1.28
$1.50 linens $1.19
$1.25 linens $ .98
$1.00 linens $ .89
Cotton Blankets
$3.00 values $2.69
$2.00 values $1.79
$1.75 values $1.58
$1.65 values $1.48
$1.50 values $1.34
$1.35 values ....$1.00
$1.00 values $ .89
$ .85 values $ .76
Curtain Scrims
50c values 42c
45c values 38c
40c values .v 33c
35c values : ..28c
30c values 23c
25c values 18c
18c values ....14c
Men's Golf
and Negligee
Shirts
75c Diamond E
Brand, 49c
$125 Values, 98c
Dress Goods
Sale , ,
The quality 6f our dress
goods is so well known
that only to the strang
er is it necessary to
advertise their superiority.
The beauty and variety of
the fabrics are frequently
and very favorably com
mented upon.
PRICES:
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$3.50 Dress
$3.00 Dress
$2.50 Dress
$2.25 Dress
$2.00 Dress
$1.75 Dress
$1.00 Dress
$ .'.75 Dress
$ '.65 Dress
$ .50 Dress
Goods $3.15
Goods $2.69
Goods. $2.24
Goods........ $1.99
Goods...l..$1.79
Goods.. ......$1.58
Goods .......$ .88
Goods $ .67
Goods ...$ .58
Goods $ .44
Women's and Mis
ses' 35c Drawers
24c
$1.56 combination suits 98c
$1.50 muslin night gowns
...$1.19
Brassieres 35c
MEDFORD IS ALL
DOLLED UP TODAY
I. O. O. F. Convention Stirs Up the
Town and Bud Anderson Adds to
the Hilarity.
t UNITED ritlSS LMSRD Will.
Medford, Ore., May 21. With Med-
ford in gala attire on account of the
I. O. O. F. convention, which is being
held here, and bands playing in the
streets, the sports of this city are in
pleasaut himor today over Bud Ander
son's victory last night at Los Ange
les. Late yesterday afternoon a lot of
Mandot money struck town, and was
taken at 10 to 9, but not as quickly
as would be supposed, the Medford
sports figuring that something was
wrong. Telegrams were sent to Bud's
camp; and the home boy's friends gob
bled the money, and wished for more.
Bud-will be backed heavier hereafter
against Rivers and Bitchies than he
was against Mandot, as the home folks
now 'are certain that Bud is the . real
lightweight- champion.
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CLUB IS IN LEAD
Makes Great Gains in Refund Bargain
Contest,' While Women's Belief '
Corps Conies Third.
University of Oregon June 23
I Summer School 1913
'. '. Twenty-five instructors fifty courses. Distinguished Eastern Edu
' ' cators added to regular faculty.
University dormitories open. Board and room at $3.50 per week. Re
duced railroad rates. For complete illustrated catalog address
i The Registrar, University of Oregon, Eugene
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OF STRIKE IN SIGHT
San Francisco Labor Council Has
. Flan to Settle the Controversy
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"We're comin', and don't yer forget
ii," was the telegram received hero to
day by an enthusiastic Eugene boost
er, wTiile an Allianyite Informs the lo
cal citizens that that city will be here
with all the frills and decorations nec
sary to showing folks a gocd time. The
following message was sent to Eugene
and Albany by the local Moose lodge:
"Come on, gosh ding ye; bring yer
fiddle and yer firecrackers, because Sa
lem will turn wrong side out to show
you a humping good time."
The basobnll game betewon the local
nine and the Moose lodge team of Eu
gene will make the fur fly on the Sa
lem grounds tomorrow afternoon. The
Eugene lads walloped a crackcrjack
of a team in Springfield the other day,
and Salem will have to "get a hump
on itself " if hopes to be in the run
uing.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRI. '
San Francisco, May 21. That a set
tlement of the Btrike of the California
Light and Power council against the
Pacific Gas & Electric Company may
be brought about within a few days
was the statement hero today of offi
cials of the San Francisco Labor coun
cil, who have been endeavoring to set
tle the controversy by arbitration.
Officers of the Light and Power
council say that a meeting of the sev
eral Btrike committees throughout
the territory involved has becu called
for this afternoon, when it ib expected
that a definite conclusion will bo
reached as to the methods of proced
ure. They refused to divulge what
proposition will be considered.
Methods of Merchants Who Besorted
to Perjury to Get Him, Boundly
Scored.
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ant-Governor O'llarra, was cleared of
ficially of all suspicion of immorality
laid against him by an affidavit by
Mr3.. Maude Robinson, b a report to
day of the state sennte committee, un
der Senator Ettleson, which investi
gated the woman's allegations.
The Ettolson report . also censured .
tho white slavery and starvation wages,
of which O'JIara was chairman, for
the methodB employed in its invostiga-
tions here, as a result of which Samuel
Davis, who was forced to testify, pro
cured Mrs. Robinson 's affidavit
through rovengo. Davis also was bit
terly censured.
The Baptist Women 'a club, made
great gains in The Capital Journal's
refund bargain contest,. while the play
ground fund retains second place and
the Women'sRelief Corps takes third.
The Ladies of the G. A. P.. had first
place until yesterday. Now they am
in fourth, but the margin is not great.
Interest in the contest iB gaining and
people all over the town are patron
izing the advertisers who are giving
the sales checkB which count as votes.
The bargain page appeared in The Cap
ital Journal last evening, and it will
appear again next Saturday. Follow
ing is the standing of the contestants:
Ladiee of the 0. A. R 5065
Playground Fund 5270
Miss Kato Wiseman '. 4870
Baptist Women's Club 6745
Ladies' Aid M. E. Church
St. Joseph's Church a...
Y. M. C. A ....
Woodmen of tho World
Moose Lodge -
Women's Relief Corps .'
Episcopal (lurch
Silver Bell Circle, W. of W
Mrs. Emma Smith
Commons Mission
Police Force
Degree of Honor
Fire Department
Modern Woodmen of America
4440
4215
4100
4095
3935
5125
3125
2580
3290
2565
2075
1785
1105
.1000
MARRIAGES.
LYLE-WIPPER.
In this city Wednesday, "May 21,
1913, Rev. P. S. Knight officiating,
Miss Ida M. Wipper, of Turner, to T.
IFrank Lyle, of this city. The young
couplo will make their home in this
city.
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Chicago to New
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Ask for a copy of our "Guide to New
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innrestlng information ubout ttie
Metropolis sent on receipt of
five cents in Btamps. Apply to
New York Central Lines
Travel Bureau, 1225 LaSalle
Street Station, Chicago.
Portland Office, O
109 Third Street '
W. C Seachroat.
General Agent Paaacnger Department i
, BIRTHS.
WATSON.
At tlio homo on Twelfth street Mon
day, May 9, 191.1, to Mr. nnd Mrs.
flonrgo J. Watson, a son.
DEATH NOTICES.
NOTES.
Mrs. L. J. Noyos diod at hor son's
some in the Waldo Hills, Wodnesday
morning, May 21, 1913 at 9 o'clock.
She is survived by four children, O.
A. and J. II. Noyes, Mrs. A. II. Bunn
and Mrs. M. C. Petteys.
Tho funeral will be hold Friday
morning at 10 o'clock from her homo,
1472 State street.
Freshmen of the high school appro
priately obsorvod class day today by
staging, among other things, a play,
"His Lordship the Burglar, ' ' under the
direction of Miss Mao Hopkins. Odell
Savago played tho part of Mildron
Havorshan; Victor Bracleson appeared
as Lord Ralston and Lylo Bartholomew
as Tom Havershnm. Tho freshman or
chestra helped tho program with ap
propriate selections. A picnic, closed
the day's exercises most enjoyubly.
Explanation and Conditions
Securing votes in The Journal's Re'
tund Bargain Contest is simple. All
that is necessary to do is to call for a
cash check or receipt when mailing pur
chases at any store advertising on the
Ilargnin Pago which appears in this
paper every Tuesday and Friday for
a period of ten weeks commencing May
6, 1H1.I, and ending July 19, 1913.
Bring or mail tlmso chockB to Tho
Journnl offire within ten days of the
purchase date, where five votes will
be issi(.i for every five centl rcpre
sented on the checks.
These vJting slips aro to be depos'
itcd in tlio ballot box at this offico for
tho contestants you are voting for.
Every rontestunt is entitled to one
nomination coupon which may be used
any time during the first two weoks
of the contest.
This coupon when neatly cut out and
trimmed and proporly filled is worth
100(1 votes.
All cash checks mn.t be in this office
not later than Saturday, July 21, 1913.
Person employed 'y this papor or in
tho stores advertising on tho Bargain
Pace are the only ones barred from
participation in th contest.
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Nomination Coupon
Good for lOOO Votes
Capital Journal's Refund Bargain Contest, $100 in cash
free.
For '.
Address
(Good for nomination 'and only one allowed each Con
testant. Must be usd within five days of date.
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SPECIAL
300 pairs ladies' patent but
ton $5.00 oxfords' and shoes,
best grade, now go at $3.50.
100 pairs ladies' patent gun
metal and tan oxfords and
shoes, regular $4.00 grades, go 1
at $2.95.
New shipment of suede
shoes, black and tnn, in . all .
sizes, regular $5.50 grade, go
at $3.95.
New shipment of suede
pumps and oxfords, in tan and
black, $5.00 grades, go at
$3.35, $3.95. .
500 pair men's elk bals now
go at $1.95.
100 pairs boys' elk bals now
go at $1.75.
100 pairs children's odd
pairs of shoes, oxfords and
pumps, in all styles, up to $3.00 .
grades, go at 50c and 95c.
100 pair ladies' shoes and
oxfords, up to $4.00, odd pairs
go at 95c.
Our entire stock is on sale.
We carry the most complete
stock of shoes for the whole
family in Oregon and under
sell any store in the state.
THE SMALL PROFIT
AND QUICK SALE STORE
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THE PRICE
SHOE
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RIGHTLY PRICED PROP
ERTY. .
FARM BARGAIN.
A fino liiO acro fiirin, nearly all un
der cultivation, only SUj miles from
I'raturn, on main road, close to school
church, K. V. I), route. J'rice SS per
acre; terms. Ask for Mr. Koch'nl.
20-ACRE TRAGI.
20 acres, 17 acres in fruit just com
ing into bearing, ii miles from Haloin.
Will tulio a lot us part payment. Inves
tigate this. Keo Mr. Bninner.
SMALL TRACT.
10 aero tract on Oregon Klcctrlc, five
miles south of hulein. About 7 acres
in cultivation,. Intlanco timber, , no
buildings; only $11!') per acre, on easy
terms, Who Pettyjohn.
FARM BARGAIN.
I!i acres, 8 miles from Snlem on good
mail; 30 hi1 res uiuliir cultivation, 1ml
ani'ii pusliire, soiiio timber; well
springs, running water, new Broom
pliist.oroil hoiisn, good barn, outbuild
ing:!; all stock and implements go with
place; one mile to depot. This is a
bargain at s 1 25 au aero. Hue Mr. Hcott.
HOWELL FRAIRIB FARM.
fiVi ai ri of rich, deep, black loam
soil, (i 100 per acre, half crop guns with
place; terms. Ask for Mr. Bochtol.
0 AND 10-ACRE TRACTS.
A few small tracts all under cultiva
tion, deep black loam soil; only ftlli.S
per acre, on easy terms.
MODERN BUNGALOW.
New modern bungalow ou easy pay
incuts, small payment dowu, balaneo
like rent.
VACANT LOT8.
Wo havo choice vacant lots In all
purls of the city; 'J."i0 to iflO.OOO.
We Have Money to Loan.
We Rent Houses.
(Suppose your property should burn
tonight, Better insure at once. Pea
Mr. W. C. Dyer.
BECHTEL & BYNON,
347 Btnto "Itrcet. Tel. Main 4:13
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