TMTI.T CAPITAL JOTTBNAL. 1ALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1913. I Toilet soap, 9 bare, 25c. Perry 's Drug Store. ....... I Miss Flora M. Jackson left today for j Portland to visit her sister, Mrs. Fred I Davis, formerly of Salem, j You cannot afford not to have a J ! suit made. Suits $32.50 ' up. A. S. f Kazmarek, ladies' tailoring. Rooms 2 I and 3 Brewer building. T Judge Galloway yesterday granted a divorce to Nora L. Caisse from Antione 4. Caisse. The plaintiff was seeking a separation on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. ( T. II. Minsinmeyer, of Portland, was (iu the city this morning looking after 'business matters aifd shaking hands ! with old f rieds. I N'o trouble to show you, no trouble to lay awny any article you may select for Christmas, by making a small deposit. Buy now, at the Closing Out Sale of ( has. H. Hinges' Jewelry Stock. Next door to V. S. Bank Bldg. Anybody wishing coupons on the Bullock Photo Studio may have same by sending me their address, as we have only a few left. No more cou pons will be sold after this week. P. A. Hubanks, agent, 809 North Cottage street, salem. Phone 2127 Main. After an over-Sunday visit with Miss Stella Chapclle and Keith Chapelle, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Joyce, of Hot Springs, S. D have left for Cirsiy's River, for a few days' visit. The Salem callers were well pleased with the city and hope to visit again. The funeral of Mrs. Olive Spencer took place at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the undertaking parlors of Rig don & Richardson. Rev. Babcock of ficiated and the remains were buried in City View cemetery. James B. Luttick, of Pasadena, Cal., is :n the city looking over the fruit ter ritory. Mr. Luttick is a representative of the California Fruit Growers' Asso- Our 661st Wednesday Surprise Sale A great Sale of Taffeta Silks at 33c a yd. A silk sale of much importance to all women. Just the fabric for waists, dresses, petticoats or for trimmings, etc. Light, medium and dark colors, 19 inches wide. Up to 85c grades, your choico for this event at only 33c a yard. An unusual offering, bound to create much interest, so be on hand early next Wednesday morning. Sale opens at 8:30. See windftw display. New Showing of Evening Slippers We announce the arrival of the new low heel slippers that so many people have been wait ing for. Satin, in black, white, pink or blue, at $3.50 pair. Ooze leather slippers in pearl grey, with cut steel buckles, at $4.00 pair. Tan ooze leather slippers at $4.00 pair. Black ooze leather slippers t $3.50 pair. Dainty slipper in patent leather and dull finishes at $3.50 pair. K7IP L " JLlOOODlOOODS mmip teteMSMMMe ciation, and he is making a tour of the Miss Florence Lawrence, the highest salaried actress in the moving picture field, made her reappearance in Universal films on Friday, October 31st, in a two-reel feature entitled "THE CLOSED DOOR" This great feature will be shown at the Globe theatre TOMORROW AND THURSDAY together with two other good reels. Come and your old favorite. No raise in prices. ...... 5c and 10c see Look for her photograph in the Globe lobby S CITY NEWS. Dr. Mendelsohn, doctor of optics, has returned and can be seen at his of flee, as usual U, H. IUnk building. Willia Craft, of Jefferson, were grant ed a marripge license last evening by County Clerk Oehlhar. Cut glass of the finest make sold at absolute cost, silverware, Rogers 1S47, $'1,115. Others in proportion, at the Big Sale now going on at Hinges' 'Jewelry Htoro. First concert of the Musical Artists' Course next Friday evening, October 24, at the armory. Tickets on sale at 9 a. m. Friday. The high school bund Is to receive $30 according to a vote by the executive committee of the student body at an election held yesterday. Lucilo Noah wan grouted a divorce yesterday from John Noah by .ludgo Galloway. The plaintiff alleged cruel and inhuman treatment to he her grounds for separation. Portland people buying in Salem. A diamond ring and a solid silver set sold in Portland by shrewd buyers and knowors of bnrgiuns at Hingeu' Forced Out of Business Sale of tho Jewelry Stock, Next door to U. 8. Hank HMg. Dr. May, nerve specialist. Masonic ri,,kt r the first concert of the building. , Musical Artists' course on sale at the Mr. Jim Wilson has . to Sn Frl,1"-V MOrni,,K. 0l'to,'r " " Aliln IvrM ..n.n..n t X 'i iji'v niMFiisim, j ri m ii'w i fine Dr. F. L, Utter, dentist, suit 415-416-417 Masonic building. Francisco to visit for a few weeks. YE LIBERTY SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION THE WONDER OF THE AGE ONE NIGHT ONLY WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22 T E A S 8 THE FLEXIBLE IRON MAN, ENTITLED THE HUMN PLUMBING SHOP WILL EXHIBIT AT YE LIBERTY THFATRF ( Tomorrow-Wednesday.-One Night Only Two Performances, 7:00 and 8i45 FEATURES Swings 26 men on his neck at one time on a 3-inch bar, until it is bent, then straightens it out from their weight' Shows 172 muscles of the bodyf expansion 11 1-4 inch es. stretches neck 11 1-2 inches, also his entire body! 100 other feats of great strength. AT NOON TOMORROW See him pull a string of wagons by his neck on the streets of Salem at noon tomorrow, and perform won derful feats in front of the theatre before the doors open Entire Change of Pictures. Four new reels. PRICES 10c and 15c Entire Change of Picturcs-4 New Reels EXTRA Special engagement of ' MASTER HALL The gtfted boy soprano, singing the latest song hits. lO ttNIS it. LIULKTT 15 CENTS Salem is being visited at present by Miss Lulu Hoist, a high school teacher of Albany. All piano students should hear La Forgo, the pianist and composer, with r.. i i i ... . mauamo Aiua at tne armory next Fn- (pacific coast states. day, October 24. j Mr Vera Byarg wi ,)e horte- fof Kufus Keifabor, of Lansing, Mich., is , the members of tho Sedgwick Relief in the city. Ho will remain hore for j Corps Thursday afternoon, October some time looking over the country. J 23, at her home, 635 North Commercial Julian A. Button, of Albany, and Rtr't' The time will be spent as usu al in sewing, and Mrs. Glover will be pleased to meet as many of the mem bers as possible upon this occasion, as she soon leaves for California to join her mothor, who has gone there to spend the winter. Mrs. Bell Morris will entertain the Ladies' Aid of Salem Heights Wednes day afternoon, October 22. All mem bers are urged to attend and bring a friend with them to join the society, and have a good time. These meetings are as much to keep all the neighbor hood in a social, friendly way to get acquainted as any other good they bring about, anil will not fail to ac complish this, if each one does her part. Mrs. Myra Sawyer, president. re)ortinent No. 1 of the circuit court is three cases behind on its docket at the present time. The Wiest school dis trict case will probably consume all of today and threo other civil actions are pending, The case of Mrs. Ivie vs. E. C. Minton, a damage suit, will probably bo hoard next week T. 0. Itligh, proprietor of the Bligh theatre, announced that he will give the people of this city omething in the way of fine allows on Wednesday and Thursdays of each week hereafter. Mr. liligh has contracted for tho services of a first-clnss vaudeville comWiiy and one that will "deliver tho goods" all the time. Jacob W. Bopp, of West I'nion, la.. who, with his brother, John O., of Hnwkeye, la., is making a hurried trip through the Northwest, was in Salem Monday, the guest of his former towns men, P. II. Talmndgo and 0. A. Wood. Mr, Bopp is not only a successful busi ness man, having "done things" in Iowa real estate to a considerable ex tent, but is a former newspaper man, a trained observer of men and things, and a world traveler. This was his first visit to the Willametet valley and Salem, and he declared himself de lighted with both. Millinery. A new shipment of miss es' and children's hats, just received and will be on display from Wednes day till Saturday at the Maples, comer of fhemcketa and Libcrtv streets. To Grow Hair on A Bald Head By a Specialist. Thousands of people suffer from bald ness and falling hair who, haying tried nearly every advertised hnir tonic and hair-grower without results, have re signed themselves to baldness and its attendant discomfort. Yet their case is not hopeless; the following simple home prescription has made hair erow after years of baldness, and is also unequalled tor restoring gray hair to its original color, stopping hair from falling out. and destroying the dandruff germ. It will not make the hair greasy, and can be put up by any druggist: Bay rum, 6 ounces; Lacona de Compose, 2 ounces; Menthol Crystals, one-half drachm. If you wish it perfumed, add half to one teaspoontul of To-Kalon perfume, which unites perfectly with the other ingredi enls. This preparation is highly recom mended by physicians and specialists. and is absolutely harmless, as it con tains none of the poisonous wood alco hoi so frequently found in hair tonics John Blake, (that is, he gave hi: name as such) was nrrested last night on the charge of disorderly conduct. When he was being searched by Night Officer Folaud at tho jail, the man was found to be veritably eaten up by a horrible disease. The police fought shy of the prisoner today and will not even let the tellow come within hailing dis tance. He was given a five-davs' sen tence and the chief of police stated this morning that thore will be another whitewashing stunt performed in the city bastile when Wake is gone. 50c Perfumes 20c 10c Perfumes 5c Fry's Drug Store Headquarters for Fine Perfumery and Toilet Articles BLIGHf THEATRE 23 , Opera, Casino, grent Russian 'cellist and I-a Forge, noted accompanist and pianist. I Judgment was given the plaintiff yes terday by Judge Galloway in the caso of Maggie 0. Bartch against Geo. K." Omggle et nl in the sum of $:inoo. August Thomas, Kugeno Kckcrlen, S. Wntiuuibe and tho Salem Lumber Co., signed up yesterday as members of the promotion department of the Salem Commercial Club. The business men are showing a great Interest in the new organization and the membership now is quite large. The first concert of the Musical Artists' Course will be one of the best, and will be the only concert having 'cello and piano Seles. Kvery piano student and teacher of tho piano should attend this concert. Next Friday ev ening at the armory. Tickets on sale at 0 , m., Friday morning. HEALTH LECTURE. Attend the free lecture on Health and Hygiene at St. Joseph 's hall, Thursday, 8 p. m. YE LIBERTY BIG DOUBLE VAUDEVILLE BILL TONIGHT. 10 and 20 Cents Earl D. Dwire & Co. Presenting the Empress sketch entitled "The Lily White Slave" Tom Kelly "FASHION PLATE BARITONE MONOLOG1ST" Mirth and Melody by a Pantages Headliner. FOUR REELS OF THE BEST PICTURES. The Best Amusement in Salem SPOIL YOUR FACE? If your glass reflects good looks nice features that would make you con sidered pretty of only your hair wore more becoming don 't you mourn about it. Instead of mourning or envying others whose hair is prettier than yours, use Harmony Hair Beantifior, and let others envy you. It is a delightful li quid hair dressing to beautify the hair make it glossy, softer, easior to put up in graceful, wavy folds that will "stay put." It polishes the hair until it shines, and overcomes the unpleasant oily odor, with a delightful fresh rose fragrance. Harmony Hair Beant:fier is very easy to apply simply sprinkle a little on your hair each time before brushing it. Contains no oil; will not change the color of hair, nor darken gray hair. To keep hair and s'nlp iiimln:ff-froo and clean, use Harmony Shampoo. This pure liquid sliamoo gives an instan taneous rich lather that immediately penetrates to every part of hair and scalp, insuring a quick, thorough cleans ing. Washed off just as quickly, the entire operation take only a few mo ments. Contains nothing that ciui harm the hnir; leaves no harshness or sticki ness just a sweet cleanliness. Both preparations come in odd-shaped very ornamental bottles, with sjrinkler tops. Harmony Hair Bonutifier, $1.00. Harmony Shampoo, 50c. Boih guaran teed to satisfy you in every way, or your money back. Sold in this commun ity onlv ut our store The Kexail Store one of the more than 7000 leading Irug stores of the United States, Can ada and tireut Britain, which own the big Harmony laboratories iu Boston, where the many celebrated Hiirinonv Perfumes and Toilet Preparations are made. J. (.'. Perry, Salem, Oregon. Tomorrow at noon the people of Sa lem will see the novel sight of a man dragging as many new fctudebaker wag ons as he can secure in the city, by a rope around his neck. This man is Tex as, famed far and wido as the "Human Plumbing Shop," and his stunt is sure to bring down town every one who can possibly get there. Texas has been booked by the management of Ve Lib erty thentre for a one-night engage ment on Wednesday, October 22, and ho will appear only twice iu the evening, as his work is of such a strenuous na ture as to forbid further appearances in the same night. The dotibtlul ones will have a chance to seo Texas do a few stunts in front of Yo Liberty be fore the first performance, when he will drive spikes in a plank with his bare hands, and extract them with his teeth. Tlu first performance starts prompt ly at 7 o 'clock, and will be a tull hour and three-quarters show. Master Hall, the wonderful boy suprano, will appear at both performances as a special add ed attraction. A genius in Chicago has invented J spoon-muffler. It ought to bn pouuhr in the towns where people, still inhale their soup. Sacrifice Sale As I am going away I will sacrifice my home. A beautiful modern bunga low, six rooms, basement, electric fix tures, bath, toilet, etc., wash trays wood lift, large lot, lawn, flowers, gar age, cement walks, paved street, all as sessments paid. Price only $2230, half cash. Would be a good buy at $3000. Going to leave the city, will sacrifice. See my agents, Bcchtel & Bynon, for a real snap. HOUSES FOB RENT. Largest Rental Department in tho City We Write All Kinds of Insurance. FAEMS. We have the largest list of farms for sale in the valley. Any number of acres to nit. Will Pay 8 Per Cent. Wanted, $2000; good security. We buy, sell, rent or exchange prop erty. BECHTEL k BYNON, 347 State Street. $100 to $1 That you can't beat our bargains. 12 seres in Polk county, two miles wast, well improved, (4000; 14 seres on car line ideal suburban home, $10,000; 1 acre in berries, new home on car line. $1800; 7 acres in berries, 2 miles out. house and barn, $3000; 30 acres, 10 seres in crop, balance timber, 4-room Tt. iue eugenics movement- is gaining headway. A male hnro-lr linn ;. ried a female swindler in th. Vmt house, good barn, 7m ilea out . $3500 1 loan nii u u 111 x-uia county, wen improv ed, $22,000; 1 to 5 seres on installments several new homes in Salem on install ments; 500 seres well improved. $90 per acre;' several 5 and 10 sere tracts well improved. We have a cigar stand, pool hall, rooming house, hotel, restaurant, gro cery store, candy store and other busi ness chances. Call for Bids Sale of Bonds. 20 acres clo8e ini wel1 improyed, $8,- The undersigned will recoive bids no,' Several prune ranches and berry to 5 0 'dock p. ni. on October 27, 1913, tra!t t tho right price. 10 acres for improvement bonds of the eitv of be"ng Italian prunes, $2750. Salem, Oregon, to the amount of $49,- Wall 1 uuj.atJ, interest at the rate of 8 per If C ICIll llUUSeS 300 cent per annum, payable semi-aiinu- P -?.L - J Tt . r ally at Salem. Oreiron. Hlirht i. . rUmiSflea HOOHIS. We ;:7eiVa:yeoCritay,10Lrcm' 0reKon' selllnsuranceof allkinds US Worth prison. There is no doubt that tue world is growing better, but there are Hill an awful lot of 30 cent. ...mn! .,.);.. around in $3000 automobiles. Women and whiskey ie', the blame for many wrecked homes, but the r.iult is oftener with tho relatives. NEW TODAY. CHAS. F. ELGIN, City Recorder. List your bargains with and we will give you square, prompt and courteous treat ment. Acme Investment Co. A. B. COOK, Mansgsr. Phones: Office, Main 477; residence Mais 2487. Opposite Court House. 640 State et. Employment Bureau in Connection. WAXTED Boy with bicycle, at Sa lem Fish & Poultry Market, 173 South Commercial street. FOB SALK Two young mares and double harness. Phone 1418. FOR RKNT Five-room house, Church street, near high school. Inquire F. Albrieh, 4:10 X. Winter. FOR REXT Kight-room house. Call at State street. Phono Main 630. CARD OF THANES. We desire to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to ths many kind friemht and neighbors who assisted us in our sad bereavement in the loss of dear mother and grandmother. MRS. UTILE STARR. MUS. ANNIE FRANCIS. HAROLD STARR. FOR REXT Part of house for hni.ss. keeping. With bath and lights. Ad dress I!., care Journal. WAXTED Man especially for farm work. Phono Farmers' OS. Wo will fill any prescription, no matter what doctor writes it. SCHAEFEB'S DEUQ STOBE : FOR SALE mostly now. 54S. Hotol Scott, furniture Price reasonable. Phone WAXTED Woman to do kitchen work on farm. Phono Farmers 30. Wexford Where you always the best pictures see Special Feature Release "HARD CASH" The dramatization of Charles Reade's great novel in two full reels by the Edison company. PATHE WEEKLY The news of all the world in pictures. WHICH? Cutey and the twins in a riot of laughter. STALL ROOM-For rent for several horses, good warm barn, in center of town. Tlione Main 80. WAXTED Good second hand top bug gy. Address "B. 25," care Journal. LOOK AT THIS Slightly used drop head sowing machine $10; new drop head sewing machine $16 and up. 640 State street. FOR SALE liood fresh milch cow and calf. 173 South Cottage street. FOR SALE -Hurley-Davidson 1IM3 twin cylinder motorcycle with Pres to tank and large lump; has been ridden about ."000 miles. Is in Al condition; $!(!.) if taken at once. Hnnser Bros.' gun store. FOR SALE OR TRADE At a bar gain, three lots in Kngtewood addi tion, Snlem, located on D'th and Nebraska streets; lets S, and 12, in block !.", for Minnesota real es tate. Make an offer. Write O. Zie matin, Princeton, Minn. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY BCHfllURDT MEREDITH RmIi u mt Hut iitr MONEY TO LOAN 0i Goos Real Estate Seearlty. TH08. K. F0SD Over Ladd Bush Bank. Salem, Or REAL ESTATE MONEY TO LOAN JACOB CO. Phone 8424. 206-207 Hubbard Bide WOOD AND COAL la aay Quantity. Prompt UIWe-i our specialty, rails City Lutuse' Compaay, 171 North CammsrstsV trset Phone llsla 811 A FINE FARM Of 2IH acres in the Waldo Hills, 10 mile enst of Snlem. Coed buildings, familv orchnrd, '.10 r-cn Imps, running water; several good springs. See ('. A. Rice, with L. S. Harnee I Co., .11. V.I 16 Masonic Temple. JA!'mSI! UCMtKI AIU ) (IkANINtt WORKS No tuachlo'iry to tear sas ea out delicate fabrics. Wors call for snd dollTsrsd promptly. 4 18 F"r street. Phone Msin tm MONEY TO LOAN 'fr end city property. Joka V Scott, over Chlcato Btor lUleia. to jnos. Phase llil. l Cherry City Ice Cream We make a Specially of winner ana Lodge orders. Buy it t it 6 Ckemeieta HtreH. Phone 24S2 TWP-1 " "' iTTf