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OAILT CAPITAL J0T7XNAL, "ALEM, OKEOOH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEB 12, 1913.
A Sweeping Clearance of Women's and Misses
Stylish Suits Prices Cut Exactly in Two
Your Choice of Any Suit
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Capital City Brevities
Dr, F. L. Utter, dentist, suite 415
M17 Masoule building.
Mrs. Fulton, chiropractor, Hubbard
building.
Dr. Arnold, dentist, 180 North Com
mercial street.
Attorney John A. Canon is in Dal
las today on logal business.
Attention, Artisans! Open mooting
tonight.
The Ladios' Auxiliary of the Unita
rian church will meet with Mrs K. An
derson Friday afternoon, Novoinbor 14,
at 2:30 o'clock.
J. M. Wood, who died hero hint Mon
day, was burind in City View comotory
yoHtorday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Kov.
I'ortor officiating.
A complaint to recover $202 alleged
to bo due on a promissory note was
filod in the circuit court yosterduy by
W. II. Morgnn ugaiiiHt the Lincoln
Store Co.
Attention, Artinaiisl Open meeting
tonight,
Tho funeral of (.'has, II. Moore was
held this morning from the undertaking
parlors of Lehman & dough. The ru
nuiimi were buried in I. 0. O. Y. come
tury, John Kilfcather, of Oregou City, was
in the city yesterday looking after
luminous mutters and visiting friuud.
Mr. Kilfeathor is In tho theatre busi
ness in tho northern town.
Attention, Artisans! Open meeting
tonight.
All the lnlest popular airs McKlu
ley edition choice 10c. Many of your
old favorites at 5c. Have your hero
scopo read. Ask tho mail. It, F. Pet
ers, 021 Court street.
Have you noticed that the Knst is
now getting rain, hail, mow every
thing that goes to mnke winter woath
erf Wo are down for our share within
the next ten days. Oct "Wobfoot"
oil or paste and be prepared. 8. E.
Nhafcr, tho saddle and harness mini,
1ST Booth Commercial street, fill ex
plain its advantages,
Dr, Mendelsohn, doctor of optics, Is
located la U. S. Hank building, rooms
210-211. II will examine your eyes
and fit them tho way they should bo
fitted. It will cent you less money for
proper fitting than you pay elsewhere
for Inferior materials and non profes
sional service,
pea WE STORE THAT
We buy for four stores, nut
M Kr
This little table is built from qKiter sawed nuk throughout. The top
him no veneering on It it is mad from the solid quartered stock, hav
ing olio fine, Isrun drawer. Hi.e of top 20x11) inches. The bsse has
that graceful Colonial effect which makes tho table an Ideal article of
beauty, Furnished In the newest mission wax.
4 STORES
8alsm
Mid
Portland
In Oregon
WhomeIFVRNISHFRS
COR COURT moists.
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iTrcari W buy for !es$ became we sell for lets mammm
Salem' greatest auit sale attracted many enthusiastic buyers
yesterday, but dozens of beautiful suits still await owners.
Every suit must be sold we want to be rid of them now, and
profit is entirely overlooked in our effort to clear the decks
for holiday time. The suits are of brocaded wool poplin,
serge, ratine, brocades, etc., and are in the popular colors of
navy blue, brown, Copenhagen, Russian green, mahogany,
terra cotta, taupe, etc. Beautifully made and finishedevery
one a worthy garment and well worth its regular price. Sure
ly you can afford two suits at these prices. See the suits and
you'll be convinced of the unusualness.of this offering.
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
and Misses'
and Misses'
and Misses'
and Misses'
and Misses'
and Misses'
and Misses'
and Misses'
and Misses'
regular
regular
regular
regular
regular
regular
regular
regular
regular
THE HOUSE
Gold crowns $5 Dr. Arnold.
Dr. May, nerve specialist. Masonic
building,
Reasonable priced dentistry, Dr, Ar
nold's. The Y. M, C. A. entertainmont com
miteo is today making preparations for
a course this winter that will surpass
anything in the history of the institu
tion, it is belioved. Dates for tho open
social at the Y. M. C, A. will soon be
announced.
' If you nover picked the bourn of a
smoked genuine Flnnau huddle, you've
1 missed a fish experience of tho plcas
autest kind, Wo receive them evory
second day, newly caught, newly cured
and newly smoked. Of courso, they a.e
I at the Sunset grocery, 121 South Com
mercial street,
I An up-to-date drossing room for the
girl studonts at the Willainotot univer
sity has just boon completed. Tho
j rooms are situated In a convenient
piacn in mo gymnasium, ana norearter
the feminine students will have ample
room and every facility at hiuid neces
sary to tho work they do in tho gym.
About a do .on beautiful trimmed
huts left at Mrs. Drynglesfla'a 1'arlor
Millinery that fill sell at $2.75 each,
to make, room to do dressmaking the
rest of the season. All work guaranteed,
fall nt 11(1(1 North t'ommercyil.
Saturday, November IS, tho local
high school fool 1ml team will play l'lu
geuo high on the hitter's field. The
gamo with Kugeno always creates the
greatest Interest, because of the close
rivalry which has existed between the
schools for years. Tho local team is
planning to take along a full delegation
of "rooters," and have seen red a spe
eiul train over the N, 1'., which leaves
at 9 a, in., Special rate of $2.00 has
been socurod, which Includes admission
to the game. Kvery one turn out and
cheer the team to victory.
Hen It. Williams, A. M., gave an In
teresving address to the students of the
high school this morning, his trip
through Kurope last summer being de
scribed, He had an interesting expo
rlence, working his way over and back
again on s rattle steamer. Most, of the
trip through (Treat Hrltaln, France and
Hclglom, was made on foot, and, as a
result, he got In close touch with the
people. As the holder of the North
west record In the pole vault, Williams
Is best known In this section.
SAVES YOU MONEY ssss
for one. We enn sell for loss.
Colonial
Library Table
only $13.85
4 STORES
Vancouver
and
Contrail
la Washington
JL lioOOBELOOODS teZjJ
$18.50
$22.50
$25.00
$30.00
$35.00
$37.50
$40.00
$45.00
$50.00
Suits,
Suits,
Suits,
Suits,
Suits,
Suits,
Suits,
Suits,
Suits,
Special
Special
Special
Special
Special
Special
Special
Special
Sepcial
....$ 9.25
....$11.25
....$12.50
....$15.00
....$17.50
....$18.75
,...$20.00
....$22.50
...$25.00
OF QUALITY
Dr. Mendolsohn fits eyos correctly.
First-class dontiBtry at Dr. Arnold's,
the dentist.
Ruby DoOroat was granted a divorce
from P. F. DoOroat yesterday aftor
noon by Judge Galloway.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nice returnod to
thoir home in Portland last night, after
visiting Salem frionds and rolntivos for
a fow days.
After suffering for a few days with
an attack of the grip, Miss Fern llobbs,
the governor's secretary, left Washing
ton, D, C, today for Salom. Miss
Hobbs has taken the southern route
home.
Julius W. Knispol, secrotary of the
Oregon Anti-Capital Punishment longue
wns in the city yosterday. Ho confer
red with Governor West yesterday af
ternoon in tho interest of Oswald Han
sel, the man who is scheduled to hang
next Friday.
Luther J. Chapin, tho government
agricultural expert, has returned to his
post in this city, after attonding the
bind Bhow which has just been held In
Tulsa, Okla. Mr. Chnpin witnessed the
presentation of the cup awarded to Oro
gon for tho best agricultural exhibit.
Tho parties to tho case of P. C. Min
to and wifo against tho Oregon Klectric
Railroad company settled their dispute,
according to a stipulation filed in the
circuit court yesterday. Tho plnintiffs
in this action brought suit to compel
the Oregon Klcetric company to comply
with an agreement made, in which the
defendant wns to establish and main
tain a ccrtnin kind of crossing over Its
lino in South Salem. The defendant
hns now stipulated to pay to plaintiffs
the sum of 1200, and further that the
plaintiffs mnv construct nnd maintain
the crossing in any manner they see fit
so long ns tarffic is not molested.
"Speed Kings'' in Salem who are
wont to tear up the atmosphere on
North Commercial street, now stnnd a
i.'oeil chance of having their necks
broken, according to residents in thnt
end of tho city. One man hna already
jumped the curb on the curve just north
of the North CommorcWl street bridge
and others are in a fnir way of perform
ing the same stunt If they do not slow
down a little during the present foggy
weather. The curve In question is a
sharp one and last week a mnrhino be
longing to a 'frell known local auto en
thusiast left the stiiM't and tore across
lots.
The remains of the late Joseph W.
foamier were buried yontordny after
noon at 2 o'clock In City View ceme
tery. The funeral services took place
ot the t.chmsn & flough undertaking
parlors and Dev. K. T. Porter, pastor of
the t lirhlinn church, officiated. Her-
vbes were conducted by members of
the Yeoman lodge, of which the de
ceased hud been a member.. Mr. Four
nlcr was formerly a member of the
Oregon Nntionnl Heard, and in honor of
his past services, a special guard was
selected by t'liptulll llnhlhnr of the lo
cut company, which escorted the de
ceased to the grave and fired the cus
tomary military salute, A quartet
from the I hrlstian church tendered spe
einl music.
New Show Today
2 Vaudeville Acts 2
4 Reels Moving Pictures
vy theatre vy
Our 664th
Wednesday
SURPRISE Sale
Women's and Misses' Woolen
Sweaters, Special at $1.98 each
Just at the beginning of the coolest weather comes this sale of
Woolen Swoaters. They're splendid for general uso, around
home, on a drive or cross-country trip, for school or street wear.
They fill a score of needs. Well woven in rather heavy, straight
weave, buttons clear up to the neck and has s fold-over military
effect collar. Small pocket at sidos. May be had in Oxford grey
or cardinal. To be sold special for
Tomorrow only $1.98 ea.
SALE OPENS AT 8:30
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
Dr. ABseln,' dentist, 203 Salem Bank
& Trust building.
Get your umbrella covered or a new
umbrella made to your own order. All
j work neatly done at Morse & Rams-
den's, 211 South High street.
The best line of bicycles in the city
from .1125 to $45. The Oakland, Savago
and Iver Johnson, at Morse & Rams
don's, 211 South High street.
The Independence & Monmouth rail
way yostorday announced a change in
its schedule of trains. The afternoon
train to Dallas has been changed from
2:15 to 0:15 in the evening and return
ing from Airlio at 7:20. The 4:110 Air
lie train leaves at 2:15 and arrives on
the return trip at 4:15. This change,
which goes into effoct Sunday, Novem
ber 10, will give much better service
to tho valley towns, making It possible
for passengers from the Airl'o branch
to get to Salom without waiting half a
day in Independence.
An election of officers to sorve for
the ensuing yenr was held in the social
department of the Sulem Commercial
club last nilit, and tho following mem
bers woro chosen: G. I Dick, presi
dent; J. A. Wilson, vice-president; A.
flush, Jr., treasurer, and Have Eyre
and Frank Sonthwick, trustees. There
are several hold over trustees.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the members of tho promotion depart
ment of tho Commercial dub this even
ing, officers will be elected for the next
year. The meeting will be held in tho
auditorium of tho promotion depart
ment at 8 o'clock.
County Clerk Gehlhar today issued a
marriage license to A. C, Kerr and Ella
Kurt Widel, both of Silvorton,
Officer Welch yesterday picked up
John Leo, a runaway student from the
fhemnwn training school. Lee has
been gone from tlio school for about a
month. He was entered into the insti
tution from Alaska. Authorities from
the school took the young man in
charge this morning.
Mrs. lieulah Meyers and son, Arthur,
of Portland, arrived this morning to re
main for two weeks visiting friends and
relatives south of tho city.
Announcement was tnado today by
Hon. Oeo. II. Iluruett thnt he has ap
pointed the following Salem men to act
on the committee which is to confer and
work with tho State Hygiene Society:
T. II. Kay, cluiirmaii; Max O. Boron, It.!
.1. Hendricks, Or. J. N. Smith, Paul
Wallace, E. T, Panics and R, A. liar
Is. The work of this eonrmltteo will be
wholly In the Interest of better social
conditions in this city. Tho members
will devote nil the time possible to aid
ing parents in the instruction of their
children as to tnejrenernl hygiene prin
ciples and will co oionito with tho state
organisation.
Captain Percy Willis, a former Salem
boy, but now In the regular army, and
stationed In Florida, arrived in Salem
from Key West this morning, and is
renewing acquaintances here.
Crew Seachee Loud.
Buffalo. N. Y Nov, 12. The North
era (Queen's crew, 22 men, rca'hed land
with great difficulty. The lost, ship
and isrgo were worth "00,0lo
MARRIAGES.
WILLKTT COM8TOCK.
S. N. Willett wns today united in
marriage with Misn llesie foiustivk at
the l'piseopalian church. The groom
is the well-known motion picture ma
chine Ow"mtor at tVe Olube theatrv,
and the bride Is one of Salem 's popular
youiig society girls. The newlvweds
left immediately after (he wedding for
points noith on their honeyinooa.
DEATH NOTICES.
PETTINGELL,
At his home in St. Johns, Portland,
Wednesday, November 12, 1913, Willard
Pottingell.
The remains will be brought to Salem
for burial in the G. A. R. circle in City
View cemetery. The funeral will take
place from the Rigilon & Richardson
undertaking parlors tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
DOTY.
Tho remains of Fred Doty, the eldest
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Doty, of thig
city, wht was fatally injured in a rail
road accident near Pocatello, Idaho,
Saturday, November 1, will be brought
to this city for burial on the 4:27
Southern Pacific train this afternoon
Tho funernl will be held from tho Rig
don & Richardson chapel Thursday af
tornoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. E. G,
Hornschuch, pastor of the Evangelical
Association church, on Seventeenth and
Chomoketa streets. The Interment will
take place in the Odd Fellows' ceme
tery. Young Doty was well known in Sa
lem, where he lived with his parents
since he was a child. Ho visited his
parents hero several months ago, after
which he left for Pocatello, whore he
was working on one of the trains run
ning out of that city. When the tel
egram arrived in Snlem tho day of the
accident, Mr. and Mrs. Doty left im
mediately, nnd were at the bedside of
their son when one of his limbs was am
putated just above the knee, at a Salt
Lake City hospital. For a time hope
wns entertained for his recovery, but
poison In the wound and internal In
juries caused his death on Monday
Morning, November 10.
Besides his parents, the deceased
leaves two sister and one brother, El
va, am Ilallie, of Snlem, and Lee Doty,
YE LIBERTY
The Bridge of Shadows
A story in two reels that makes
you think,
COMINO FRIDAY
The Pirates
With John Bunny and Julia
Gordon.
Two reels of thrills and laughter
Will Mary
Marry?
Find out at the
Wexford
PA THE WEEKLY
and
THE LUTE OF ROMANY
. A big two rw feature
who is working in Eastern Oregon, and j
whom relatives are trying to locate. 1 1
Mr. Doty, father of the deceased,
has been employed for several years at
the W. 8. Fitts fish and poultry market
on Court street.
BIRTHS.
Y
BETZEL.
To Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Betzel, at their
home near Juinaby, Ore., Wednesday,
November 12, 1913, a 10-pound daugh
ter. LUKENBEAL.
At the family home four miles Bouth
of Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, November
11, 1913, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lukea
beal, twin boys.
Dr. Harry Clay attended the births
and reports mother and sons getting
along fine. -
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr. Sandell and family wish to ex
press their thanks to the minister and
many kind friends who assisted them
during the sickness and death of their
little daughter, Maude J. Sandell.
NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE OR RENT Bungalow at
1340 State St. Phone 1S90. Mel Ham
ilton. WANTED Position on ranch, dairy
preferred, by married man. Refer
ences. L. O. Reynolds, Aumsville,
Oregon.
Ft'KS REMODELED at 312-313 Hub
bard Bldg.
FOR RENT House with barn, half
block fro masylum avenue and 20th
streets. Phone 1352.
RENT OF HOUSE furnished in ex
change for board. Address "J.,"
care Journal.
YOU CANNOT got eggs by blaming the
chickens. Conkey'a Laying Tonic
will get the eggs and reliove all
blame. For sale by D. A. White &
Sons.
FOR SALE Young Jersey cow. In
quire at Salem Heights store.
WANTED A position as housekeeper
for bachelor or widowor. "M,," core
Journal.
MIDDLE-AGED lady wishes position
a9 housekeeper. Phone 1010.
FOR RENT 6-room modern cottage,
$10 per month. Inquire Saginaw and
Willson.
FOR SALE Two splendid heifers; be
fresh soon. Phone Main 649.
WANTED Carrier boy for Highland
Apply to Capital Journal.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
rooms, liva state stret.
LOOK AT THIS Slightly used drop
head sewing machine $10; new drop'
head sewing machine $16 and up. 640
State street.
FOR QUICK SALE Lot, Court street
very desirable location; bargain if
taken now. Inquire 301 Masonic
Temple.
DO YOU WANT a suburban home that
will increase in value $1000 a year
for the next four years, that is now
netting the owners over $500 a year,
besides their living, that is within
10 minutes' walk of the street car
line, that has an eight-year-old or
chard of peach, walnut, ipple, cherry
and penr trees, and all kinds of ber
ries and small fruits, and a $100 Jer
sey cowf See C. O. Rice, with L. S.
Barnes & Co., 315-310 Masonic tem
ple. $000 Will make first payment on a
$2300 prune orchard, bulance $200 a
year at 6 and 7 per cent; had $300
worth of fruit this year, and the
trees are young. Fairly good house
and barn, 5'i miles, on crushed rock
road. C. O. Rice, with L. S. Barnes
& Co., 315-316 Masonic temple.
WANTEll By single mini, American,
position as clerk in grocery or gen
eral merchandise store in country
town; prefer to contract for a year:
five years' experience In' general
store. Give particulars and say when
to come for interview. C, F. Triiett,
Capital Hotel, Snlem, Orosnn.
Many a Man
Is surprised to find the differ
ence a pair of coirectly fitted
glasses will make.
To see print clearly and objects
plainly, to be rid of tho tired
muscles and dull, aching oyos.
Isn't it worth while! If you
think so, consult us today.
a. Mcculloch
Optometrist.
291 North Commercial Street.
Ground Floor.
Hours 9 to S. Phone B23
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GLOBE
10c
Today and Thursday
"HER BIG SISTER"
A two-reel Imp., featuring Jane
Gail and Matt Moore. A story
of girls in the city without work.
Also dealing with the many
temptations which confront
them.
"THE ESCAPE"
Powers Drama
"THE TERRIBLE OUTLAW"
Good Comedy
MASTER HALL
'The Boy Wonder In New
GLOBE
AMATEUR NIGHT THURSDAY
E. L. Campbell
Carriage -and
Automobile Painter
Fully equipped for high grade
work. Up-to-date, dust-proof
varnish room.
468 Ferry St.
Salem, Ore.
$100 to $1
That yon can't beat our bargaini.
IS acres in Polk county, two miles west,
well improved, $4000; 14 acres on cot
line ideal suburban home, $10,000; 1
acre in berries, new home on ear line
$1800; 7 acres in berries, 2 miles out,
house and barn, $3000; 30 acres, 10
acres in crop, balance timber, 4-room
houBe, good barn, 7m He out $3500;
220 acres in Polk county, well improv
ed, $22,000; 1 to 5 acres on installment
several new homes in Salem on install
ments; 500 acres well improved, $90
per acre; several 5 and 10 acre tracts
well 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, $0,
500. Several prune ranches and berry
tracts at the right price. 10 acre
bearing Italian prunes, $2750.
We rent Houses and
Furnished Rooms. We
sell Insurance of all kinds
List your bargaini with ue
and we will give you square,
prompt and courteou treat
ment Acme Investment Co.
A. B. COOK, 'Manager.
Phones: Office, Main 477; residence
Main 2487.
Opposite Court House. 40 State 8t.
Employment Bureau in Con
nection. Our specialty is prescriptions.
Accuracy ,quality and promptness
Schaefer's drug store. "Deutsche '
I Apotncke."
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
B17RQHAEDT MEREDITH
letKMi AfraU IH4 flute fttreet
MONEY TO LOAN
Oi Good Real Estate 8eerl,
TBOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd It Bush Bank, Salem. 0
MONEY TO LOAN
Oa form aad city property. Joaa t
Soott, over ChlcmfO Store. Sale, Vt
egon. Phone ltll.
REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN
JACOB ft CO.
Phone 1424. 208 207 Hubbard Bid.
WOOD AND COAL
lm nay quantity. Prompt telrvstt
onr epeclalty. rail City Lamtxt
Compaay. 171 North Commweuj
street Phone Mala III
JiPAJISE LACUDBI ASB 1T
aim W01KS
No machinery to tear aid wear
oat delicate fabric. Work rall4
for and AeUverW promptly.
445 Terry street f lon jfte n5,