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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1913)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, ATJOTJST 14, 191S. PAOHrmi 11 (Clearance Sale Bargains WOMEN'S WASH DRESSES AT BARGAIN PRICES See the Window Display 0 1 50 value in Children' A lot of silk, good quality, jrewei. Size 6 to 14 yean and pretty pattern 99c 1-2 Price ye bve a lojt of shoes, Regular 50c Balbriggan broken Hne, which you nd Porosknit Underwear an gt way below cost. 39c garment Bargains in Clothing, Shoes, Gloves, Bedding, etc., for Hop Pickers and Harvesters City warrants taken in exchange for merchandise. z smu sift MM mm mm' MMmMmmmM'mMmMmmmmmmmmmmMmm.mmmmmmmmmMMm 1 ienl Manager oi uompany wnica Ihmiimm ta Erect Buildinff Hera Discusses Flans. leaking o the plans of the Port id Slaimoleum C'oniiany, W. S. Small Jsl, general manager, said to The ilal Journal late yesterday: I'Tbe breaking of ground in City i cemetery in Salem for a com jtity mausoleum marks the initial in the construction of public .or community mausoleums of modern type in the state of Oregon. H is fitting that the Capital City of Oregon should bo the first to have a series of build ings of this character which are plan ned for Eugene, Medford, Grants Pass, Ashland, Baker City, La Grande, As toria, and Portland, and other impor tant cities throughout the state. "The community mausoleum is not a new idea in the United States. One hundred and seventy-odd buildings have been put up throughout tho east ern states of the same general type and scientific construction as the .building now under construction in Salem. That the people are fast recognizing this modern, yet ancient form of burial as superior to earth burial is seen in the rapid growth in one of the oldest states, I Iowa, where twenty-two beautiful h r flft . iwwiw.,.;' Mount Crest Abbey Mausoleum Now Under Construction in City View Cemetery, Salem Compartments unsold in this Beautiful Mausoleum can be so '"red at the original price offered the people of Salem. After com I'Mon of building. THE PRICE OF ANT UNSOLD COMPART- mints will be advanced. Why Defer Longer? riM and specifications on file in our Salem office for your inspection Portland Mausoleum Co. Room 301 Hubbard building. " Huie Wing Sang Co. Big Stock of Furnishings and Drv Goods ? ... iw . llv "de up all kinds of Wrappers, Kimonas, i White Underwear and all kinds of Silk Goods, 'U "ime unaerwear ana an ww j "Me Drettei, Men's and Children's SuiU, Pants and '. WVera lit 1 -J- i r. . nJ All IrinHi of fW i . ' "u,c ana oenis unoei - erihirt,, all colors of Sweaters, Shoes, Ladies and ) lrl Fancy Dresses, Fancy Neckwear, Ladies and Ho.e, Embroidery, Lace, Silk Scarfs, Chinaware, jetting, etc. AH Goods on Sale at Greatly Reduced Prices j Remember This Is the Store That Saves You Money. 325 North Commercial St., Salem, Oregon v. We Announce The Royal Tailors We are the exclusive agents for The Royal Tailors, the largest tailoring house in the world. New samples just arrived and are marked at prices that cannot be equaled by any tailor in the city. We will sell clothing made to your individ al measure for less than you can buy ready-made clothing. Come in and see for yourself. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR HANAN SHOES The Small Profit and Quick Sale Store SHOE. Ma 326 State St. Phone 616 Next to Ladd & Bush Bank TEEM seoe. Mi n ii ti ii n ti ii n n ii ii i ii ti ii ii ii ii ii El IS II 11 II II CI II II II II II II 11 Ei ii M M II II II 11 II II u II n II II I II II II II - !! II H ti ti u U ti U 11 II 11 II 11 II II 11 ri ii u ii n ii ii M ii it My raeiits and PatrtMBS- i Certainly my home is suburban, but any one wbo is "rube" enough to think the Masonic Temple is in the suburbs well, they might sell a suit of B. V. D. underwear for a dress suit, and have it made by the Royal Tailors. I MM 3 n Now to Facts buildings have been completed and ded icated and there are six under construe i i tion. "People in Salem are manifesting a keen interest in this beautiful mauso leum in City View cemetery and it is safe to predict that before this first building is completed and dodicated there will be a demand for another mausoleum in Salem. In fact, eastern cities like Toronto and Buffalo are building community mausoleum cemete ries. H is needless to state that the Salem building will be of indisputable material with the very best workhian-ship. Under modern scientific methods buildings can be erected that will en dure for ages and there is no reason why our present day mausoleums should not stand the test of time the same as those of the Egyptians and other an cient people." SUMMER-SPOILED SKIN REMOVED BY ABSORPTION (From Home Queen.) As undue summer exposure usually leaves an undesirable surface of tan, dust or grease, often freckles, too, it would seem more sonsible to remove such surace than to hide it with cosmet- In June, 1910, while in Chicago I refused to handle this line. Since then I have had repeated requests from the Roy al Tailors to handle their line again. And even today I have in my desk an application card to send for their line this fall. I hereby defy my friends who have the Royal line to show a . single "utterance of false statements" in any ad I ever wrote They are not exclusive agents for this line, for a reliable merchant has this line in his store, and it was sent after he had informed them he didn't want their line. So you see how easy it is for any one to get this line. The line I now handle does not put their samples in shoe stores and livery stables. Fake sales, inflated values, "hot air" and shoes are things you will not find in my "suburban s tore in the Masonic Temple, out in East Salem." L. R. M. PIERCE, Tailor "Exclusive Men's Tailoring" n ii li li ii li li u if n ii n ii ii m wm wn im m mt wm wi w f pw 1 h Mstt MM MM iMk Mn Ml tttvMstMtslkttkMll Ji Mi MM Uttt liM kjs4l MM MM HWst IvWHsl SljaMWMLfcipllJ jsfaM.'WsLls-MMsWsrt tlati 1 IMf iM WM Wff f" M pnt 1 1 jtWrt' tm awn mm will MM un m m i h FOL DING GO-CARTS $1.69 ics. There. 's nothing better for this than ordinary mercolized wax, which ax'tually absorbs an unwholesome com plexion. The thin layer of surface skin is itself absorbed, gently and gradual ly, so there's no inconvenience and no detention indoors. Just spread the wax lightly over the entiro face at bedtimo T and take it off in the morning with X warm water. If you will get one ounce of mercolized wax at the drug store and une for a week or bo, you may expect marked improvement daily. AVhen the underlying Bkin is wholly in view your complexion will be a marvel of Bpotloss purity and beautiful whiteness. Don't let those summer wrinkles wosVy you; worry will breed more wrin kles. Better to banish them by bath ing the face in a solution of powdered saxolite, 1 07.., dissolved in Vj pt. witch hazel. Vsed daily for awhile this will be found wondorfully effoctive. Saturday Special ALUMINUM TEA KETTLE Seamless Sanitary 7 quarts Regular, $4.25. Special $3.40 Salem Hardware Co., Inc. 120 N. Commercial St. Phone Main 172 Free Domestic Science Lectures By Mrs. Nevada Briggs At Buren & Hamilton's Furniture Store Begins Monday, Aug. 18th stm mti m md m mi Mm hill urn in bin an mil iwi nisi mm iliii mn km mm tin m hmhu- n II 11 K1 11 11 II II El II II 11 II II 11 II ia ii 13 11 II 11 11 11 11 11 11 II M K C Biscuits LadyBaltimoreCake Ilriggs, of Hamilton's We will sell a limited number of all metal frame, leatherette upholstered go-carts with good strong rubber-tired wheels at the remarkably low price above noted. These carts are exactly like cut, except that they are not fitted with hoods. - Just the thing for vacation trips. To the ladies of Salem and vicinity is extended a most cordial invitation to meet Mrs. Nevada f'hicago, and listen to her lecture on, "SCIENCE AND DOMESTIC ECONOMY" at Uurcn & store, afternoons from 2:30 to S o'clock Mrs. Tlriggs illustrates her lectures with interesting baking tests, which are sure to instruct and please yon. There will be no dread of linking day after seeing her helpful suggestions. Hho is an exponent of the art of baking, taught by Mrs. Janet McKcn.ie Hill, of the Itoston school, and ha many new nmi'tical Ideas that you are sure to find hel-pful. There is no charge whatever for this course. Tnsties of delicious bak ing will be served to all who attend, hot from tho oven, whilo you wait. A complcto lecturo room and model kitchen has been provided. Mrs. Briggs uses the well known K. reasons aha will explain. 0. Baking Powder In her work. Blie thinks it superior to others for The following dirhes will be prepared and served on the following dates: MONDAY TUESDAY ORANGE CAKE BAKING POWDER BISCUITS APRICOT PUDDING (Steamed) LADY BALTIMORE CAKE BEEF ROLL WITH BROWN GRAVY GOLD LOAF CAKE 11 11 N 11 11 11 11 II 51 11 11 II li li RI 11 BAKING DONE ON A NEW IDEA GAS RANGE 13 u M i ilMii4iMiMMUMMiUMIwa4iwiiMMaliiiii.BtaaaaiMl aiwikiuwuMiwiailiiaiMiHiiiiiluHWMMuiMiUiMiii Program for Future Dates Announced Later. Please Bring Forks for Sampling THE COOK BOOK contains the finest collection of choice receipts ever compiled. It Is beautifully illustrated and costs you nothing. To secure the Cook Book containing the above recipes and R0 others, purchasa a Z.'c can of K. C. linking Powder from your grocer and bring the certificates from tho can to the lectures. Those unnblo to attend the lectures can mail the certificate found in tho can to Mrs, Nevada Uriggs, care Huron & Hamilton. i I t i ii 1 1 ii u n ti ii ti ii M 11 M II 11 M II II II 11 11 E1 II m II 13 II M M M 11 11 11 i1 I t I r II ti ii ii 11 11 li ii n u ii ii n ii ii M ri M n KJ 11 M M 11 11 u w n M it n n ii n ii li H 11 ti H ii ii ii ii