Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 21, 1913, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPA08 EOHT. DAILY CAPITAL JOUSNAL, SjALEM, OBEOOW, MONDAY, JULY 21; 1911 I Special low prices on Suits, Coats, Dresses, Bathing Suits, etc. A veritable feast of bargains in Meyers ready-to-wear section Our 648th Wednesday Surprise Sale WIDE EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING at 19c a yard Snowy embroidery in pretty designs will be sold at this (mall price next Wednesday. An extra good value at double this price, Think of buying ucb wide enibroidory for 19c. It is 25 inches wide and there are about IS dainty design) to select from. Every woman will be Interested in this event. Be on hand early. The sale commences at 8:30 Wednesday, the 23rd. One day only. See the window display. A Surprising ValueWomen's Suits in Advance Fall Models at $15.00 and $17.50 We were fortunate in securing uch excellent suit values as these. They're the very latest long coat models in the newest fabrics and colorings, and in many stores they would retail for $20.00. We will be glad to show them to you any time. An advance showing of women's suits in the new Parisian styles up to $50.00 are now ready for those seekng the coming season's garments. Ask to see them in our Ready-to-Wear Section. New Serpentine Crepes at 18c a yard A splendid assortment of new Serpen tine Crepes are being shown in our Domestic Section. They're in very de sirable figured patterns and in the popular plain aud combination color ing. 30 inches wide and good value at Wc. Call fr Bids IsproTsrasnt Street of Mill Japanese Lunch Sts What Women Have Been Waiting For Here are dainty Jap Lunch Seta con sists of either 30, 50 or 62-inch lunch cloth and six napkins to match. They are hemstitched and the patterns and colorings are of the Japanese style. These are splendid to take for the va cation trip, for gifts, etc. 11.25, $1.75 and 12.00 a set, according to size of lunch cloth. Children's Dresses Greatly Reduced Iff FTPIP) We are reducing our stock of Children's Dresses, hence these low prices. Neat, well made dresses in all the popular wash fabrics of very good designs and color ings. Any mother who has children to clothe will be partic ularly pleased to buy dresses of the Mey ers quulity at such reductions as we of fer. Tho dresses are in many stylus and in sizes from 3 to 14 years. Select from our large stock this week at 20 per cent less than regular prices. A SALE OF PARASOLS Salem women will be glad of this opportunity to get a new stylish parasol at such greatly reduced prices. Our assort ment comprises the latest styles in dainty coverings and finishes. Fitted with neat handles and well put together frames. Your choice of the entire stock at a reduction of 20 per cent. Look for a big window display tomorrow. Lily Sanitary Drinking Cups 8 for 25c Here they are the ne wsanitary wax ed paper cup in sealed cartons. Just the thing to take to the coast or moun tains, or on the train or boat, to the picnic. Good size and strictly -unitary. Eight in a carton for 5 cents. Tolled Goods Section. A strong, handsome Drucker Trunk and a Lilly Suit Case and Hand Bag for that outing trip. They're the best to be had for the price. (Shown on he second floor.) Men's and Boys' Bathing Suits Swimming time is here and Meyers has your bathing suit ready. We are show ing a particularly good line of wool suits in blue and red, trimmed neatly with -ripes. We also show a gccJ line of swimming trunks in both men's and ' boys' sizes. Bathing Suits $1.00 to 3.50. Bathing Trunks 25c a pair. Capital City Brevities Dr. F. L. Utter, dentist, suits 415-416-417 Masonie building. Mr. and Mrs. Fetor Bach left this morning for Newport, where they will enjoy a few weeks by th esea, Dr. Hteeves has gone East to study. He will spend one month in Eastern clinics, and will return September 15. Nathmnn St Hill havo an up-to-date sheet metal and plumbing shop at 012 North High street. Phone Main HiOH. Misses Cora and Stella Frit?., of this city, are receiving a visit from their mother.Mrs. M. K. Frita, nnd sister, Miss Kvelyn, both of Greenville, l'a. There is nothing to compare with eastern sugar cured hams or bacon, and wo smoke them just right. Let us send you a small order and convince you. Deliveries anywhere in city. Independ ent Market, 20.1 Ferry. Phone 72. It is too warm to try and cook up a meal. Why not visit our delicatessen department ami select from our large assortment something appetizing, re freshing and quickly but daintily pro pared. Sunset Grocery, 121 South Com mercial St. A Victor will piny all records, it is interchangeable; so why should Vou be denied the real nleiumre of music, the I Recovery is promised Charles Hates, ' recreation, the relief from your worriesf ' wlio hns been in the hospital for some time suffering from blood poisoning in his hand. He is now able to be up and around. The weather is warm, the game was a hot one, and had that "limp" smoked a Tnshmoo or two before tho game, his eyesight would have been clear and his nerves steady. H. A. Rooth, appointed is one of the Panama exposition commissioners to ar range for and have charge of tho Ore gon exhibit at the Panama exposition, aud who had expected to visit Europe, has notified State Treasurer Kay that he will accept the appointment. Miss Thelma ltlessing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hlesslng, spent Sun day with her parents here. Miss Hles slng Is the popular musician at the Newberg motion picture theatre, in Nowberg. The governor today Issued a requisi tion on tho governor of California for C. A. Rogers, who is wanted in Maker founty on a charge of ember.alement. Theie were two escapes from the asy lum for the insane yesterday, one being Tom McN'ary, sent from this county, and the other W. S. Dribble, of Multno mah. Neither are dangerous, and will, no doubt, soon be gathered in. Dribble has been an Inmate at the asylum twice before being sent bach for the third time recently. , President. P. H. D'Arey, of the pro motion department of the Sulem Com mercial club, has called a meeting of the members of the promotion depart ment to meet at the parlors of the old Illihes club, now the Commercial club, Thursday evening, July 24, at 8 o'clock. Duslnoaa of Importance is to be transacted, an dfull membership Is expeetod to be In at attendance at the meeting. A demonstration at our rooms at any time. R. F. Peters, !21 Court Street. The sule of Fred It. llvnon's half of the firm of Hechlol 4- Hynon to Mr.1 lUvhtel was consummated last Satur-; day. Mr. Ilynou will now devote his' entire time to the duties assigned him! as secretary of the Salem Commercial Club. I Wanted, neu for street work. Geiger Construction Co., Marion aud Liberty streets. Curtis Cross and W. W. Hill returned from an auto trip to Portland. They tried out Mr. Cross' new auto, aud found it "just the ticket." W. G. Lloyd, general adjuster of Portland, was in the city today, and settled the loss of Charles A. Hort. The settlement was very satisfactory to all parties coucerned. Inspect our assortment, of rugs, car pets, rockers, linoleums, stoves, couch es, dressers, beds, go-carts, etc. Im perial Furniture Co., 177 North Liberty street. Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. ('alder, who live on the Wallace road north of Salem, were host and hostess to a delightful dinner party Inst Wednesday. The guests were taken by automobile, through the courtesy of Oscar K. Fry, to the beautiful country home, whose very situation and surroundings ninke While in company with another bov I ' 7 V 7 ' T by the name of Mummv. Charles, the . R!m'ad nder the maples lu the yard, .w uiu iii-iii-iuun uiuner. rtreuareii a-year-old sun of Rev. A. A. Winter, of this city, had the misfortune to be se verely cut on the left haud last Satur day. The hoys were cutting boughs at the camp grounds near Quinahy and both were slashing at the same time when the Winter boy's hand came in contact wilh the hatchet wielded by the Mummy lad. The former's three fingers were badly gashed and Dr. C. II. Robertson took several stitches In order to save them all, Later it was found that the middle fiuger of the left hand had to bo amputated. Jack Filburn.a student at the Che mawa Indian training school, is being looked for by officers at present. Young Filbnru ran away from the school last week and his not been heard from since. Ray Diamond, the man who held up tho (llendale bank recently, was brought to the penitentiary last Satur day evening. Diamond was given ten years for the crime. A meeting of considerable Importance has been called by President IVArey, of the promotion department of the Sa lem Commercial Club for Thursday ev ening, July 24, at 8 o'clock in the so cial rooms of the old Illihee Club. A good attendance of members of the promotion department is urgently re quested to be present and aid in trans acting the business which will come before the meeting. thmrA AT MOTOR UVUltkl CYCLES watt snxrp, Ammunition, rutting Tackle, Ste. Korta OoaoMrcUl Stnot rto MS ny the hostess, was much enjoyed. The afternoon was spent with musie and friendly chat, and with games, finally ending in a general currant-picking bee, as a result of which some of tho guests went home the richer. Those who enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Calder were "Grandma" Chap man. Mrs. M. C. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar F.. Fry and son, Miss Nan Wil son and Mr. Chas. Knkuke, atl of Polk county; Mrs. M. W. Hunker and daugh ter, Miss Helen, of Los Angeles, and Ki'v. U.'T. lubcodi mid lumily, of Salem. At the Weifor,l-dy only "Fortune Smiles." This is the 12th and last picture of "WHAT !! APPF.NF.D TO MARY." V Wanted, white men for street work. Geiger Construction Company. Union ami Liberty street. Do not let the stock suffer during the warm spell. Try Conkey 's Fly Knocker and save $(l per month per cow. For sale by F. E. Shafor, tho saddle and harness man, 121 South Commercial street. Manager Waters, of the Grand opera house, went to Portland Friday espe cially to seo John Mason in "As a Man Thiifks," and said to a Journal report er yesterday that it is one of the strongest and host-actod plays he has seen in his many yea:s of theatrical work. The story stnrts with the rise of tho first curtain, and Mr. Wafers hopes that everyone will be in their sents beforo the curtain rises, to in, sure a complete understanding of the plot. John Mason is tho first person to appear on the stage, nnd the action commences nt once with no prologue. The Grand will hold a capacity house tonight, ns is home out by the very heavy ticket snle of Friday and Satur day. The curtain rises at 8:30, sharp. A A .... TT ', DEATH NOTICES. CLARK. At his home at Dallas Saturday, July 19, 1913, nt 12:30 a. m., 8. B. Clark, age l!2 years. He leaves a wife and one daughter, Mrs J. L. Palmer, of Dallas, and three grandchildren. Tho deceased formerly resided six miles eact of Sulem. The remains were brought to Salem yester day, and tho fcneral will be held to day at 2:.')0 from Kigdon & Bichard son 's parlors, Rev. P. 8. Knight officiat ing. Iturial will be lu City View cem Notice is hereby given that the Com mon Council of the City of Salem, Ore gon, hereby invites sealed bids for the making of an improvement of Mill street, in the city of Salem, Oregon, from a point 213.5 feet west of High street to the west line of 14th street with 6-inch gravel concrete, 6-inch crushed rock concrete, Clark & Henery Asphaltic Pavement No. 1, consisting of 4-inch cement concrete base and Vr inch asphaltic concrete wearing sur face, Clark 4 Henery Asphaltic Pave ment No. 4, consisting of 4-inch cement concrete concrete base and 2-inch 'asphaltic, concrete wearing surface; Ambrose-Bnrdsal Asphaltic Concrete Pavement No. 2 con sisting of 4-inch cement concrete base and lK-iach wearing surface; El Oso No. 1, consisting of 4-inch hydraulic ce ment base and 2-inch wearing surface; El Oso No. 2, consisting of 4-inch hy draulic cement base and 1-ineh wear ing surface; El Oso No. 6, consisting of 4-inch hydraulic cement base and 2-inch wearing surface; No. 2 Standard Bitu Hthic, consisting of 4-inch hydraulic ce ment base and 2-inch wearing surface: No. 4 Light Standard Bituhthic, con sisting of 4-inch hydraulic cement base and 1-inch wearing surface; Bitum inous concrete No. 1, consisting of inch cement concrete base and l'j-inch bituminous concrete wearing surface Bituminous Concrete No. 2, consisting of 4-inch cement concrete base and 1M inch bituminous concrete wearing sur face; Bitucrete Pavement, consisting of 4-inch cement base and 1 -inch wear ing surface, or Ambrose-Burdsal As phaltic Concrete Pavement No. 1, con sisting of 4-inch cement concrete base and 2-inch wearing surface, in accord ance with the plans and specifications and estimatos on file in the office of the city recorder of said city, which are hereby referred to and made a part of this notice. Said bids will be opened on or after the 21st day of July, 1913, at or about 8 0 'clock p. m. in open council meeting in the city hall in Salem, Oregon. Each bid submitted must be accompanied by a certified check equal in amount to 10 per cent of the amount of .the bid. The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids. This notice Is published for five consecutive days in a daily news paper published in the city of Salem, Oregon, tho date of the first publica tion being July 15, 1913. , CHAS F. ELGIN, City Recorder. Notice. The new Salem ItfaTtery Is located ai the corner of Twelfth and Chemeketa streets, where the old German Bakery formerly stood. It has been remodeled and improved with patent oven, cement floor and hard plastored, sanitary and modern throughout. With a new auto Vlivery, we are now ready for business Phone 2486 for prompt delivery. G. A. Back & Co. "Fortune 8miles." Thl. : f 12th and last picture of V HAPPENED TO.MABY,,, HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. The "Dimensions of Life" will be the subject of the lecture to be deliv ered by Dr. Hughes this evening. The indications are that a very large audi ence wit! (reet this noted lecturer. Re member, the First M. E. church, 8 p. m. Admission 23c. DO NOT FORGET. Dr. Hughes will deliver his lecture "Dimensions of Life" at the First Methodist church this evening at 8 p. m. Admission 25c. Bo sure and hear him. CALL FOR 8EALED BIDS. School district 24, Marlon county, Oregon herohy calls for sealed bids for the erection of a grand stand on athletic grounds of district. Certified check for 10 per cent must accom pany all bids. The right is reserved to reject any -and all bids. Plnns and specifications may be seen at office of t. A. Legg, architect. Bids will be opened July 21, 191.1. w. H. BURGHARDT, JR., Clerk. 4, . Notice of Proposed r. r... . ' and Change of Grade on tv at the Intersection of Madi!!:' Notice to the Dublin iTT?1! that the common council of 1 i Salem, Oregon, proposes to rT ' and change the official nuiJ street at tho : - -""j.dtcuoh of v street. The grado which is L be established by the commoi described in Section i Bill No. 1301, which is "Section 1. The nff:;.i ' f . point being the intersection 0T; ter line of Fourth street with ' to and 112 feet northerly ft line of Madison street in ny; heretofore established under fk ' No. 779 at an elevation of -1 41,. V . . vl . nwvB mo uuse oi grades of that said grade be and then., ' by re-established and chinni said point shall be at aa lm 42.30 feet above the gradu,., by Ordinance No. 105 of tuti lem, Oregon." All persons owning properlr,:" to said Fourth street or tkoa-i of described above and upon,! proposed to re-establish anjti,!: (Cu', ' uoruuy nouilettto file their written remonBtrn..,. city recorder, if any they hn(,J uio mu frupusBo, re-establiibj change of grade within tre ' ten (10) days from the finilw of this notice and unless the iti more than two-third majqnVt superficial area of the prow'J cent to said Fourth street ot j thereof particularly affect) -1-proposed re-establishment uj J of grade remonstrate in thorn,! vided by the charter of thst lem, Oregon, within the priti named, the council will pri,'k establish and change the gnji 5, Fourth street as above set (oft! j passage of an ordinancs n ,! twenty (20) days from tho its, i first publication of this notinf is the 8th day of July, 1913 I CHAS. F. ELGIN, CitjBf MMMinimn.; iv ; ; Gasolene, 22c per ji" ; at Salem Auto Gjrr :; 246 State street. -S-ft,.' To Purcte1 For farms or city props'i Dr. W. A. Cusick, owner Fry's drug store. NEW TODAY. run. Mi,r. paicm city street im provements warrants, bearing 6 per cent interest at small discount. J. Baunrgartner, 208 V. S, Bunk building WANTED White men for street work. Steady work Geiger Con struction Co. Union and Liberty street. WANTED Experienced girl for gener al housework. Call mornings. Mnin 2o4, 373 Bcllevue. FOR RENT At Newport, cottages and tent houses, all modern. W rite J. C. McElroy, Newport, Ore. Jenmal Want Ala Brine Rlts. Gasolene, 22c per gallon f at Salem Auto Garage, 248 State street. renslar Hair Tnnie mules an ele gant hair dressing For M, lt Sehaefer's Drug Store. Only BOe cHAxrars Dirjo noti Eyerybody Wants Glasses right and wants them promptly. ve insure the lensea in centering, size and shape. W inu, their adaptability to vour particular ease We insure prompt delivery. a. Mcculloch OjrtosMtrtit. correctness of our every point of power, axis, l N. CoaniercUl 8t. Phone (2.1 $100 to $1 That you can't beat our bargains. 12 acres in Polk county, two miles west, well improved, $4000; 14 acres on car line ideal suburban homo, 110,000; 1 acre in berries, new home on car line, 1S00; 7 acres in berries, 2 miles out house and barn, 3000; 30 acres, 10 acres in crop, balance timber, 4-room nouse, good barn, 7m ilea out $3300 ,220 acres In Polk county. 11 imnr. tl,22,000;lto5.cre. on Installment (several new homes in 8a!m on Install- meats; 300 acre, well improved, !)0 per acre; several 5 and 10 acre tracts wen improved. We have a cigar stand, pool hall, rooming house, hotel, restaurant, gro cery store, candy store and other busi ness chances. 20 acres close- in, well improved, fl,. 500. Several prune ranches and berry tract, lt ,he right price. 10 acres hearing Italian prunes, $2730. We rent Houses and Furnished Rooms. Wa it : ' - sell insurance of all kinds yw. rga,n, with us IrLlt Iive you merit courous treat! Acme Investment Co. a. H COOK, Maaage U"ic, Main 477; rlde.e. ata I48T. OPP-IU rt Hem, (40 8.u 8t Lmploymint Bunau in Connection. South Salem Boil' Tray and. berry boxes. Fmil J all kinds. Porch and lawin -screens. First-class cabiwU'i Phone 308 2)d. MONEY TO li; On farm and city property it Scott, over Chicago Store, v goa. Phone 1KI. .:n tow win Diiy a jo-aero prune ranch, tha tis $500 will make the first payment, and the crops will take car eof the balance, if you will rane care of the crops. Seo Clvdc Rice, with L. 8. Barnes & Co., 315 oiu Masonic Temple. ShWlNO MACHINES Are going fast at factory prices, We only have 50 ien mat we are closing out at fac tory prices. You better come at once or they will all be gone. We have s tew nice slightly used drophead ma- enmes at 812.50. Office 640 State sireci. KHHBMBES the auction sale at "remmei s Auction House, every Wednesday and Saturday, rain or TO EXCHANGE Mr, It. LandownAr. hn "..en ianrt will you give in exchange for a 7-room house, barn, lot 82x340 feett Call or address R. A. Pfeil, 547 -arKet street, or phone Main 146 FOR Qllv vnucj uroeory stock. fi.,lnu "i lease, invoice about 12000 Kr cellent location; will consider trade 'or part. Bargain if taken at once. nuuress "C. W.,' Phon care Journal, F0 BALE-Ow pud s irer ten K. KT- Will carry two machines. 610 iate street. FOR -ALFeaT "".ur., roou, kitchenware, etc. "on estate, 2162 Elm liff, administrator. A. L. D. Rat- noose. A bargain; cost 230. Call between 6. nd 7 p,m. 455 South Lib rty street. L.!flvnn,n ,ilTer m-r nouse, Saturday. RurB Journal; reward. f Cherry City Ice Crei We make a Special) I Dinner and Lodge ail Buy It. U, 266 Chemeketa Stmt Phone 2482 NORWICH UNION ! FIRE INSURANCE SOCC.. BCB6HAKDT VlW' Wmt A goats l SiK, MONEY TO LC On Good Seal Estate fcfl''. THOS. K. F0ED I Over Ladd Bush Bank W REAL ESTA Money to Leas, JACOB ft CO. j Phone 2424. 206-207 Hul ' MONEY TO LC, Oa rocs' Heal I state MCHTIL lAlO' I M7 BUte Btrwl COAL AND "WOCj. Prompt delivery. Soil V" . the Famous Bock Springs Cd I CAPITAL FUEL W 1 E. H. Jory, successor to J- i Phone 210. fards oppoilti & r enger depot J WOOD AND CO la any quantity. Pn5 our specialty. Falls CUT " Company. 171 Norta Co, treet Phone Mala lit J JAFAJiai LAtTKDKI '( aiijinu woixs No machinery to tear a1 ut delicate fabrics. Ww , rbf and delivered ppW J Ferry street. Pheae