DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL,' BALEM, OEEOON, THUESDAT, OCTOBER 30, 1913.
PAGE TTVXL
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Good
Dressers
Wear
Stockton'
All Wool
Suits
for Men
The kind that not
only feel and look
like all wool, but
wear like all wool,
because they are
all wool. Fabrics
of exclusive, beau
tiful designs that
give a refined tone
to the garments.
Style and tailoring
of that high rank
of excellence that
the careful dresser
demands.
They are the kind
of clothes you have
always wanted.
wamasmKiimimism
Suits up to $30
See our $10 and $15 Specials
New Models
Overcoats
m
Clothing of quality. We permit no
loworing of standards. Our Sim is
to offer quality in clothing, regard
loss of price.
s 1
The Catholic ladies will give a card
party and social at 8t. Joseph's hall
Hallowe'en night. Everyone invited. ,
A complaint to recover (100 alleged
to be due her on a loan has been filed
in the circuit court by Libbie White
against John Likusky.
George Cusiter has today filed a com
plaint in the circuit court against J. O,
Dunwiddie to recover $720 alleged to be
due on goods sold and delivered.
The ballot boxes and other necessary
voting necessaries are being shipped to
the different voting precincts in the
county at present by the county clerk.
Miss Gertrude Beaver left this morn
ing for her home in Lincoln, Neb., after
spending a month visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Taylor Millor at 1362 North Com
mercial street.
George Wenderoth, who for two years
has been with the boundary survey com
mission, establishing the line between
Alaska and British Columbia, arrived
home last night.
Attorney M. J. Koller and wife, of
Portland, are in the city today. Attor
ney Koller is transacting legal business
while Mrs. Koller is visiting her many
frionds in the city.
L. D. Pettyjohn and family will leave'
in the morning for St. Paul, where Mr.
Pettyjohn will take up his duties aa
secretary of the St. Paul Commercial
Club. ,
. Boy Gentry, of Albany, and Bertha
L. Mitzner, of Marion, and A. E. Kuen
zi, of Salein'and Anna Kaufman, ol
Silvorton, were granted marriage li
censes yesterday.
Mrs. Joo Woolory was operated upon
a tlio Salein hospital this morning by
Dr. H. E, Clay. Mrs, Woolory is tho
wife of Police Officer Woolory, of this
city. . ';
Come up. Look at thorn, fool them.
Warranted materials. Everything ..im
aginable. Suits $3 .50 up. ' A. , Kaz
amarek, Indies' tailor. Rooms 2 and
3, Brewer building.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Hill, of Billings,
Mont., are in the city visiting friends
and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hill are
former residents of this cityy, having
moved to Montana nine years ago. .They
speak highly of the Capital City and
hoe to be Salemites again before long.
Fred Carey and E. E. Gilliam spent
Tuesday in search of pheasants in the
north end of the county. Mr. Carey de
clared last night that he was unable to
hunt much owing to tiie fact he was
compelled to put in most of his time
cranking up Mr. Gilliam's buzz wagon
and keeping tho dog in sight.
Vac ii 'i
ill IP
- VARIOUS VARIETIES.
Of sea food await your selection in our
establishment. Matchless fish, cod,
smelts and all tho delicious dainties of
the sea in season. Fresh fish always.
Prices reasonable and juct. You come
but once to come again.
SALEM FISH & POULTRY MARKET
Phone 2123. 173 Commercial St.
H. O. BTBEE, Proprietor.
Chase & Sanborn
Seal Brand Coffee
W all have more or less coffee troubles. After using a brand for
a time we grow tired of it and seek for something new. HEAL
BRAND COFFEE Is one of the very oldest on the market. It is
sold In almost every city tml town In tho IT. 8. Wo are demon
strating this coffee this week. We would delight In serving you a
cup of it. Perchance next time you need coffee It would aid you
In making your (election. It ! sold in one-pound seal tins, 4.1c,
two pounds for 85c.
Beurre Bosc Pears, 15c Basket
Duchess Table Pears, 15c Basket
Have you' recently mado comparison as to the cost of baking your
rakes and the prices wo ehargo for themt Can you afford to pay
for gas, eggs and butter at tho present cost and make your cakes I
Think of it. Whilo yon bake ono cake wo baka a dozen. Every
thing that goes into a cako at first cost. SEND 18 YOUR HAL
LOWE'EN ORDER NOW. Tho rush will bo great. How about
rFMPKI.V PIES! Order now.
Roth Grocery Co.
CITY NEWS.
Specialty night at the Wexford. Clev
er stunts and four best pictures.
Miss Louiso Yaisle left today for
Portland where she will make her home.
Miss Ruth Anderson has gone to Spo
il aim, Wash., to visit for a few weeks.
This is the last day of the "Who
Will Marry Maryf" picture at tho
Wexford..
Got that long wanted graduated quart
measure at Halem Hardware Co.,(Iuc,
next Saturday only, for 5c. !
Mrs. Edward Donton and daughter,
Cora, have gone to Albany to visit Mrs,
Denton 'b sister, Mrs. Fred Holmes.
Beautiful Alice Joyce is tho horoino
in the great two-reel feature, "A' Mid
night Message," at Ye Liberty today
only.
J. W. Cox, of Portland, was a busi
ness visitor hero yesterday. Mr. Cox
is connected with the Portland Heating
Plant Co.
It Is reported that Miss Greta Bailey,
who was operated txn at the Willam
ette Sanatorium lust Sunday, is getting
along nicely now.
Do not forget the big football gome
on Willamotto field. Salem vs. Albany,
Friday, Oct. 31, 3:43, p. m. And Al
bany won last year.
Following tho completion of tho oa.se
of the atate against Oliver today, tho
case of the state, against J. E. Hosmor
will como up for trial.
B. A. Larson will leave toon for Cal'
iforuia. Mr. Lareen has been connected
with the Imperial Furniture Co. fot
snino time and will take up that lino of
business in tho south.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by torsi applications, as thr rnntt reach
In dlaraard portion or tha aar. Thrt la
nnlr on way to our deafness, and that la
by rrmatllullonal remedlea. llenfneaa la
canned by an Inflamed condition of the mu
cnua lining of the Kuatarhlan Tuba. When
ihla tub la Inflamed you have a nimbllnir
aound or lmperf.it hearing, and when It la
entirely eioaeri, IeiifneM la the rnattlt. and
unitaa Ihe Inflammation can he taken out
and Ihla tube rfgtored lo lla normal condl
tlon. Iirarlns will he dealrnyed forever; nlna
raa out of ten aro caoaed by f'atarrh,
which la nothing but an Inflamed cundlllon
of the mueotjn aurfaeea
will give One Humlred Dnllsrf for any
caee of rafnena teauad by ralnrrht that
cannot b cured by Hall's t'alrtrrh Cur,
Send for clr"Ue.ra. free.
r. J. I IIKMRT CO, Tolcd". Ohio.
rlnld by (iruavlala. ltr
Taka Hall a ramlly I'llli for conitipntlu.
gi
ro VOTERS FOURTH WARD.
E. W. Chorrington will be a candl
date for councilman. He is strongly in
favor of commission form of govern
ment economical administration of
city affairs.
is
(Paid Adv.)
A soft answor may turn away
wrath, but thore's times when it gives
a man genuine pleasure to call the oth
er fellow a liar.
The best fishing is usually above or
below where you aro. Likewise the
best jobs are in the town you just loft
or are going to.
Just Try It.
A curiosity In arithmetic him recent
ly been worker! nut by ii British as
tronomer In iitixwer to the question,
Whnt Ih the Inr't'Kt number that can
he pxprpHMprl with three digits?
The iitiHtver In ! (the ninety-ninth
power of lilnei
The IlKin e tvlilt h this represents In so
hl flint It Ih awesome If It were
printed In mil If would III) thirty-three
roluincH of WKI piieK ench of tine type.
Tile Brut twenty elcht Moires are
H'.'S. r'4.77!!.l 7.r.747.( MS.f Wd.fW. ! 1 5.9. a nd
the lust two nre Hit In hetweeu these
are 3iin.ilP3.tl7H Itwre.
If you don't lielleve It try it and see.
Saturday Kvenlng Post
Tho Unknown Quantity.
"I'll bet she will." began the rnsh
youth.
"Don't" Interrupted his older and
wiser companion. "Don't bet that she
will ever do anything. Vou can never
tell whnt a woman will do."
"But." protested the young man. "I
wan going to bet that she would do the
unexpected."
' "Don't" repeated the elder earnest
ly. "Even tliut la no srife bet"
JihIkh.
Tho Original Naw Zsalandsro.
The orljrlmtl New Zeulunders were
known is the most ferocious cannibal
and the most warlike savage, They
were big. giiiint fellows, of Immense
niiiKcular force and great angnclty.
Thexe hiiviico New enlmidera.. though
they Hie their enemies:. Interred their
uwu dead, and they believed that the
third dny afler burial the heart sepa
rated Itself from the corpse and was
carried to the clouds by an attendant
spirit
Unfraaiabl..
"Cnn any one mime liquid that
doesn't freeze?" Hsked tho teacher.
There was a moment's alienee, snyi
the llerllner IllustrlrUr Zeltting. Then
an excited little voice In the rear of
the room answered eriderly, "Please,
teacher, hot water!"
Mario's Oroat Raoord.
Mnrlo. the sinner, who dlerl In IW,
aitpenrod In Loiitlon, his favorite city,
for thirty-two years, during which time
h appeared In foriy-ali parts, a record
will Ii It.ta never been approached by
any other aiilrt.
I low mv or mean your life Is. meet It
niol lite It. nut shun It and call It bad
UHine Tli"ifn'i
Exquisite Laces and Trimming
Make Beautiful Gown
ID
There Is rare beauty In every Piece of fabric we are showing this fall for dress, suit or coat, bat a taste
ful touch of a bit of lace or other trlmminga makes the loveliness of tho garment stand out so much
more prominently. Yon should see ttr new and beautiful designs In ALL-OVER LACES, BANDINGS and
EDGINGS in different width, also the extremely popular 36-inch width LACB WAISTINGS. The new
CBACQUELLA LACES are very strong this season and Justly so; then we have striking newness In
METAL ALL-OVERS and BANDINGS, BUCKLE SLIDES, BEAD or FUR ORNAMENTS, FUR PLAC
QUE3, FUR FROGS, colored and black, SILK TASSELS for your ..choosing. Our stock; Is large and
varied, new, wanted; we can itemize Just a few. -r
36-inch Cracquella and Shadow
Lace Waistings in ecru and white
yard $1.25
18 and 27-inch ..Cracquella Top
Flouncings, ecru and white,
yard 11.60, 11.65, $2.25
Charming Shadow Laces and
pracquella allvers, ecru anrd
white, yd ...35c, 50c, 65c, 75c, i
Beautiful Banding in Rhinestone
and pearl settings for elaborate
trimmings, yard .....35c, 60c
2-inch Astrachan Banding, a new
novelty or coats and dresses;
very, rich in combination colors
of brown, gold, green, navy and
black, yard 60c
FROGS You will find here a
most handsome line of Silk Frog
ornaments in black, white, brown
navy and grey, all sizes, price
each .... 25c up
NEW SILKS AND CREPES
1 y y a fTrT'a.T W Bre showing some advance weaves in crepes now being produced for .
jl jljtLjrCl.lkylliN 1914 spring trado. Thoy will be snatched up quickly, as there is nothing like ,
them on tho market. They come in most beautiful colors, such as Tokyo blue, ha:!ol, foxglove, old blue,
brown and black, 42 inches wide, silk and wool, yard .' .. $2.00
See our Red Window of Holiday Art Goods
MARTIAL LAW ENFORCED.
UNITED PBBBS LIASK0 W1BI.1
Trinidad, Colo., Oct. 30. General
John Chaso, commanding the militia in
the southorn Colorado coal fields, was
enforcing martial law vigorously todny.
Thore have boon rumors of trouble or
impending trouble at several points in
tho coal region since the troops arriv
ed but none of those reports was veri
fied except at Tobnsco, whore strikers,
defying thoir own loadors' orders, fired
fify Bhots at a party of mine guards
this mornin. ,
Alb
a ray 9s Voices
AGAINST
coooo
ooooo
rlatonic love Is a pleHnant thing for
a solitary person to think about.
When the fight against saloons was
on at Albany the Young Pooplu's
Union of that city iusuod a statomont
containing the following most signifi
cant data:
"Who is asking for saloons in Al
bany (
"Not tho business mon,
"Not the Commercial Club.
"Not the schools.
"Not the churches. '
"Not the homo-makors.
Who! THE SALEM BKEVt'lNfJ
COMPACT.
"The potition for the submission of
this question to the people of Albany
was not proparod by our local pooplo,
nor circulated at their expense; anil the
only person who appeared before tho
county court on behalf of tho petition
was a Salom man representing tho
above concern. Do you seo the point f"
To the Voters of Salem and Harrisburg:
The undersigned business mon of Albany, Oregon, dosiro to say that our city Is in a far moro
prosperous condition than when we had saloons. Tho laws against the salo of intoxicating liquors
a
and drunkenness are as well enforced as any other laws. Wo do not want saloons back again in
Albany for any consideration. We recommend that you vote your town dry at tho coming election.
(Signed)
R. E. A II. J. Hamilton, Dept. Storl.
J. A. Howard, Real Estate.
R. L. Howard, Albany Transfer Co.
C. E. Sanders. '
The Bain Clothing Co.
Hulbort Ohllng Hdw. Co.
., C. C. Bryant.
" Albany Commission Co. ,
Tomlinson & Holman, Grocers.
W. (!. Burns, Shoo Store.
I. 8. Van Winkle, Postmaster.
C. E. Clifford, Photographer.
E. R. VanDyke, Kllors Music House.
M. J. Monteith Cafeteria.
jBeam-Flotchor Co., Morehatita,
W. W. Crawford.
E, H. Rhodes.
W. II. Davis, Physician.
Wm, Fortmille, Furniture.
T). S. Halloway, Farmers' Store.
B. IU Westbrook, St, Francis Hotel.
C. C. Camoron, Planing Mill.
McDowell Shoo Co.
Delos Foster, Sec. Y. M. C. A.
L. E. Tracy, M. D. '
Foshay k Mason, Druggists.
F, M. French k Son, Jewelers.
W. R. Shitin, M. D.
Gilbert Brothora, Merchants.
P, D. Gilbert, Mayor.
S. E Young k Son, Merchants.
Joseph H. Ralnton, Merchant.
F. E. Van Tassel, Recorder.
L. L. Totts, Confectioner.
Ella C, Monde, Optometrist.
S. C. Worrell, Grocer.
A. Austin, Marshal.
U. (i. Itawlinga. ;
E. A. Johnson, Councilman.
E. F. Bchults.
(Signed) " ! ; 'j
Flshor-Bradcn Co., Furniture.
Oregon Titlo k Trust Company. .,1
Essox k Essex, Merchants.
Oregon Cash Grocery.
M. B. Craft, Meat Marnet.
Ballimoro Gun and Bicycle Works.
Stewart k Son, Hardware.
J. C, Irvine, First Savings Bank.
S. O. Simon, 208 E. 0th St.
H. W. Darker, Hardwaro.
J. W. Alcorn, B-10-lBc Store.
C. B. Winn, 124 Ellsworth St.
F. V. Mitchell, 12(1 Ellsworth St.
O. E. Sully, Cut Rate Mer Co.
George Taylor, Real Estate.
W. M. Parker, Grocer.
J. C. Wood, Albany Iron Works.
Wm. Bain, Albany State Bank.
Waldo Anderson, Imp. k Hdw. House.
II. II. Hewitt, Attorney.
A. W, Docksteader, Wood Dealer.
J. A. Nlinmo, Drayman.
(! H. Stewart, Mgr. Commercial Club.
Barrett Bros., Merchants,
II. A, Stearns, Grocery.
R. J. Whitney, Confectioner.
P. L. MeDaniel, Monument Works.
J. P. Wallace, Physician and Surgeon.
Mitts k Cnlavon, Druggists.
W. P. Christy, Grocer.
Scott A Co,, Oc n trill Merchandise.
A. L. Ramsey, Main ami Market Sts..
W. C. Schultr., Drayman. '
D. E, NabergBll Meat Co.
Canfiold 4 Jones, Merchants.
ft A. Archbald, First Nntioftl Bauk.
M. J, Cameron, Councilman.
John R. Hulbert, Councilman 1st Ward.
O. A. Flood, Merchant.
Paid adv. by W. II. Trimllo, Boey.