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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1913)
PAGB T0T7S PAILT CAPITAL JOURNAL, gALZM, PUGON, MONDAY, OCTOBEB 13, 1913. mi ii in hi. i i inn ii i ii mp v ! 111 an nam iii u i Miixi pan ii a aa am i n ii n p. mias in ma mi hi vim a ma mi iiiinii i n n n n mm mi a as mm m mmtm urn mm ' aa mm aimn m a am mi iumiuhpiiW'' aa aa a aa a an. mm "'' - '" " ' 1 ----- ...i.i Jl- n. 1- ..i-it: tiiaaaiMiaaitMat IHfflaaaJlaiiaalallS '1tr' " n o E? of If .IP El II tl I! n n ti FIXTURES, FURNITURE AND SAFE FOR SALE On account of not being able to make satisfactory arrangements for a .new lease on our store, we are going out of the jewelry business to give our en tire attention to the Out ouiisiiiniess n n ti ti EI II EJ tl El II n II El O PTI C AI ; BUSINES The big stock of Diamonds, Watches, Silverware, Clocks, Cut Glass and the entire new Christmas stock will be sold at prices to make the entire stock go quick n n ii n i ii ti !! tl II II IJ II II II II II tl II II II II 11 II II II II II U n ii ti ri ii ii n ii ii ii ti ii ii n ii ei n ii ii ii ii El 11 ii ii ii m ii M n ii ii ii 11 tl y n ii ii n M 11 El El m El El ia El 11 II El n ii it n ii E1 El El El El El El ri M El El E3 11 11 U El El Diamonds All Diamonds are exceptionally fine, brilliant Qems. $250.00 Eing at . $195.00 $100.00 Eing at , $ 75.00 $ 30.00 Eing at $ 19.45 $ 25.00 King at $ 17.65 $ 20.00 Eing at $ 14.35 f 16.00 Eing at $ 9.86 $ 60.00 Earring at $ 35.00 $ 25.00 Earring at $ 17.65 Silverware $ 5.60 Sogers 1847 Knives and Forks $3.85 $ 2.60 Berry Spoons $1.35 $..2.60 Teaspoons $1.66 $ 4.00 Tablespoons .'. $2.25 $15.00 24-piece Set .$7.75 $15.00 Toilet Set $7.75 $10.00 Toilet Set $5.25 Watches All watches warranted new latest mod els and guaranteed by t&e factory. $ 3.00 Watch, boys $1.45 $ 6.00 Watchi boys $3.49 $10.00 Watch, best workingman watch $6.25 $17.00 Watch, 15-Jewel, Elgin or Waltham, gold filled, at $9.25 Clocks All new patterns, latest makes and guaranteed by the factory. $ 1.00 Alarm Clock $ .65 $..2.50 Alarm Clock $ 1.40 $ 7.50 Mantel Clock, 8-day cathe dral strike S 7.25 $35.00 Grandfather's Clock $18.00 $17.50 Gilt Clock, French style glaas sides $11.50 Jewelry $ 3.00 Eings with set $1.65 $ 4.00 Eings with set $2.25 $ 3.00 Neck Chains $1.65 $ 2.50 Neck Chains .$1.35 $ 7.50 Solid Gold Pendant and Chain $4.60 $10.00 Gold Pendant and Chain ....$6.45 $30.00 Diamond Necklace $18.85 $ 4.50 Solid Gold Pendant $3.15 $ 6.00 Solid Gold Pendant $3.40 $ 6.00 Solid Gold Pendant $4.50 Sterling Silver $7.00 Sterling Silver Teaspoons $4.40 $6.00 Sterling Silver Teaspoons $3.75 $2.25 Olive Forks and Spoons $1.35 $3.50 Pie Server $2.10 $3.50 Salt and Peppers $2.10 $4.00 Sugar Tongs, large size $2.65 $2.75 Sterling Cheese Scoop $1.60 $2.75 Sterling Cream Ladle $1.60 Every article sold guaranteed as represented. A magnificent Saturday evening at 9 o'clock. A free coupon given away with Gold Filled Watch ladies' size will be given away FREE each 25c of your purchase. Come early and avoid the crowds. DOORS OPEN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS AT 9:00 A. M. TO twilinial o Ho LEADING JEWELER AND OPTICIAN Next Door to U. S. Bank Building HE IS NOW DICTATOR united ruts uuiu wias.l Mexico City, Oct. ' 13. Provisional President Iluert Issued today a decree to tho effect that ha has assumed all iB iwW Wjl HUH Watl ftata Wll attaa baattaaWaaatikttlaBiakM powers hitherto vested in tlie Mexican congress, suspended by him last week. Military, financial and domostio af fairs, he said, ho would handlo hlmsolf, but the department of justice will be allowed to continue in authority so long as it intorfcros with none of his de crees. Ho suspended the constitution, inso far as it exempts members of congress from arrest, and doelarod hlmsolf the 10c 10c supromo power in the country. The de oree amounted to tho declaration of a dictatorship, modified only by a prom ise that Huorta will rondor an account of his actions to the government to be elected October 20. CITY NEWS. Declaring that a Monday following a holiday on Sunday is not a judicial hoi day, Circuit Judge Kelly todsy is hold- , ln8 court in the usual manner. The DEATH NOTICES. Aurora State Bank case was argued. ' fvi .n,i r p ir(. i... ......,.. , the annuul reunion of tho 0. A. It, at GARTNER. Laura A. Gartner died in San Fran cisco October 11, at 12:30 p. m. She was born in Salem in 1807. Services Chattanooga, arrived home Saturdny night. They visited their old home in Iowa, made a great circle through the VTi.l.lla en-1 .....!.. i v.. ... will be held at Hlgdon's undertak ng Bnn,.. ..,. l i v t r i i -w . Boiihern route and through Los Ango- parlors Wednesday, October 15. it 2 i , B GLOBE Bargain Days Today and Tuesday y KEELS OF GOOD PICTURES-- TINY SNYDER in New Song and RAGAN and VERNON in a Comedy Skit Entitled "A Jealous Wife" No raise in prices on our bargain days 10c GLOBE 10c p. m., burial to bo in Odd Follows cem etery, Sho leaves three aunts, Mrs. Charles Trice, Mrs, Pave Watkins, Miss Julia III xon, all of Portland, and an uncle, Leonard Hlxon, of Salem. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Sealed proposals will bo rocolved by tho dork of school district until 7:30 p. m. o'clock, October 20, 1913, and then publicly opened for the construc tion and erection of ten fire escapes snd six firo ladders and stand pipes for various school buildings, Salem, Or egon. v Dsns and specifications may be so. at the office of the dork or had from F. A. Lcgg, architect. A certified check amounting to 5 per cent of bid must accompany each bid. The school board hereby reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Ity order of th school board. w. n. BimauARDT, jr., Clerk. :'n"i'irr-Ll fin -ff Are You Hard to Fit? We specialize in fitting you fellows who are hard to fit. Before you pay from $30 to $40 to a tailor because you think he is the only one .who can fit you, come a round here and try on BISHOP'S READY-TAILORED CLOTHES. We are so certain of your satis faction that we ask no money until you are convinced that the suit fits you. Table grapeM Three varieties swet, juicy, highly lavorod and de licious, htind-awiorM and repacked. Like most good things, they are found only at tho Sunset Grocery, 121 South Commercial St. Order snmo and you'll bo lelightod. Oo you like to wear rubbers f Most of us do not. Wo forget them, and then catch cold. Avoid this by using - -."' mwv wit VI )lMtt. Jll!tY lb Olll a few times during the . wet senson. Havo P. K. Shafer, tho saddle ami har- mess man, 1S7 South Commercial street, explain it to you, Tho Commercial Club has received a letter from the superintendent of tho Tncuncarl, Now Mexico, public schools, asking for 20 copies of tho Salem book let recently issued, to be used in con nection with the studies in commercial geology now being tnken by tho Now Mexico (sliicntimial institutions. Sec retary r.ynon will comply with the ro quest Immediately. According to County Fruit Insiiector CouMnMe, there will be at limt seven I days of prune picking In Marlon county yet. After tho prunes nro all picked, it will require four days and nights of nenii.v worn neiore tno drying Is com ipletod, The cni in tho hill territories sro excellent, declares Mr. Constable, snd Marion county will be on dock Remember above all othors in both quality and quantity. ra 1 ... .... f raiiK ivoru win leave tnis ovouing to attend tho sessions tomorrow and Wednesday of the stato board of phar macy in Portland. J. II. Stark, a laborer of this city, was run down and Beriously injured ut tho intersection of nigh and Court streets yesterday by an auto driven by Mr. Frizell, who resides on Cbcmeketa street Stark was a riding a bicycle on the right side of High street going north, when Frizoll, who was driving his auto cast on Court stroot, met and collldod with Stark. The man on tho wheel was thrown to the pavement and sustained n broken collar bone nnd va rious other injuries. Dr. E. E, Finher was summoned, and Stark is today lift ing as easily as possible under tho circumstances. LECTURE AT M'CORNACE HALL. An instructive lecture on henlth and hygiene will bo given by Miss Mosher at McCoruRck hall on Tuesday, Oct. 14 at 2:30. tinder the auspices of the Pythian Sinters. All aro invited,' ad mission free. MARTIN IS GIVEN 19 MONTHS FOR CRIME (united miss IHASSD wim.l Portland, Or., Oct. M For abstract ing approximately 500 parcels post package from the malls at Salem, where ho was employed to haul the mall to and from the stations, William Mar tin wns sentenced to servo 10 months at McNeil's Inland today by Federal Judge Pcnn. THIS WEEK THE LAST CHANCE I To get tickets for the low rate of $1.25 for one concert in THE MUSICAL ARTISTS' COURSE. Francis Alda, Lyric Soprano, Oc tober 24. Schumann-Koink, World's Greatest Contralto, November 15. Yvonne de Treville, Colntura Soprano in Costumo Recital, January 16. Charles W. Clark, Baritone, January 23. Tickets reserved for subscribers only, at the Armory, Saturday. October J8, at 9 a. m. TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT ALL MUSIC STORES. MANAGEMENT MISS MINNETTA MAGERS. 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