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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOTTKNAL, SALEM. OH.E0OW. SATURDAY, APBIL 11, 1914.
SLEUTH KAY IS QUITTER
SHERLOCK HOLME8 DP.OP3 OUT
Or THE TKEA8UEEBB BACE BY
FAILINO TO FILE.
Secretary Oloott kjrf t'.i office
force at work until midnight Inst night
cleaning up the grist of it it ions, t'u
t tluit hour tlia ti'lc.lii)ni) wires be
t.veeu hnlem nnd Portland wire kept
hot by candidates inquiring about "my
petition. " Kven otter the secretary
g't home he km called up by the
irnntic one, who having a month or
two to get their work dune put it off
until the Inst day in tho evening.
There 'Were only 10 who tajlej to
get their petitions perfected ami most
of these dropped out Intentionally.
Tom Kay, the HherlocK holmes, failed
to file his petition and this leaves
Thomai B. Kay with no opponent of
any party.
Alfred I-. Pankhurst, James E. Ap
pleby, Edward 1). I'hlrich; George A.
Johnston and H. J. (Silverman, all re
publican candidates for the lower house
of the legislature from Multnomuk
County, failed to file
W. L. Kobb, candidate for national
If you want Quality and a lani- -
tary, clean loaf of bread, wrap- '.
ped In the finest waxed paper ; ;
before leaving the shop, ask for 4
I Salem Royal Bakery j
BREAD
And If your grocer does not keep T j
It, let us know or call us up and J I
we will gladly deliver to you di
rect.
I Goldsmith & Theuer
X No. 40 South Commercial St.
Balem, Oregon.
Thone 873
eomm tteemnn and a republican, i out
of tli raee. R. E. Bawl, republican
candic lite for joint representative from
Clackamas and Multnomah fell down.
John (Merman, democrat from Coos
county, and candidate for congress,
drew put, and Fred E. Harrison, uemo
ernt, inmlidate for rcprcsentntive from
I.inn :ounty, will stay out of the race.
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DEATH NOTICES.
GILE.
Mrs. John Oile, who with her hus
band has been spending the winter in
Salem at tho home of her ueiee, Mrs.
K. (!le at 53J North Winter street,
died this morning following a stroke
of paralysis of a mouth a 140.
I'M dfeeased was about 70 years
oli) ai'l, with Mr. liile, came to talem
from Hmit h 'a Kails, Ontario, last Sep.
tK'mbtjr to remain during tho winter.
Mrs. Oile has heeu in ill, health for
some' time and tho stroke of paralysis
she received a few weeks ago proved
too gtrat for her physical condition to
withstand.
Th. deceased was tin aunt of II.
S. Oile.
The funeral will be held from the
home' of Mrs. R. Oile next Monday
morning at 10 o'clock and the remains
wtill j be laid to rest in City View
Cemetery.
OILE.
News was received here last night
to the effect that Mrs. II. S. Oile, wife
of the well known local commission
merchant who left some time ago after
the marriage ceremony hail been per
formed in Victoria, B. C, for a trip;
abroad with his bride, has died in 1
Aecaithon, iraiico. .Mr. Oile married
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Margaret Clark, formerly of
Suleuj, and left immediately for for
eign I lands. Tuberculosis is stud to
have caused Mrs. Oile s death.
Yoa can build up an Industry In
! Snleirj by using Eppley's " Perfection "
; brand of buking powder. Ask your
grocer for it.
! You can build up an Industry In
Salem by using Kpplcy'a "Perfection"
branuj of buking powder. Ask your
grocer for it.
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Attorney William P. Lord, candidate
for attorney general, is in Dallas trfday
' on business.
TO BE PALACE....24Pt Hd
The "Gray-BeHe,7 . Salem's
. New Confectionery Will
Open Next Monday Morn
ing. Neat little eslrds have gone forth
bearing the announcement of the open
ing of the new confectionery, "The
Gray Belle' which is to take place
next Monday, April 13, when Oeorge
W. Gray and Claude 8. Belie, the
popular proprietors of the place will
keep open house and welcome the pub
lic to their new home.
"The Oray Belle" is to be a verit
ablo palace of sweets, where every
thing this is delieable in reforsli
mcnts will bo served in the most
fastidious manner. The location is at
410 State street, and for weeks time,
money, taste and skill have been
spent with a lavish band to transform
it into a minature dreamland of de
light. The furnishings of "The Gray
Belle" have been especially designed
for it and will be rich in the extreme.
The decorations are beautiful and
uniquely suggestive of the name that
has been chosen. The very latest ideas
and inventions in equipment and ma
chinery that will contribute to tho
excellence of the service and the
quality of the dainty wares of "The
Gray Hello" havo been installed.
Both Mr. Gray and Mr. Hello have
hail long experience in the manage
ments of high class confectioneries and
they propose to make "The Gray
Bcllo'' without a superior in Oregon.
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1 FRANK WARD ENJOYS
. GREAT SUCCESS WITH
HIS NEW DRUG STORE
W. 8. Low & Co., real estate operat
ors, hnvo moved from their office in
the Masonic tcmplo to a ground floor
loention at 3a!) State street, where
they are closer to the passing throngs.
They aro now busy remodeling .tho in
terior of the building and will soon
have a well-arranged office especially
adapted to their business.
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J. L. Burton, of Lebanon, has been
in the city for several days on busi-nee.
BISHOP'S READY
TAILORED CLOTHES
$15 to $30.
for twenty-five years have
kept the leading place among
lSalem men who are particular
about dress, due to the large
assortment we show, the cor-
rect styles, and the htgh
QUALITY
Prices:
23 lb. box Italian Prunes 73c
targe can new pack little neck I
clams : 13c j
Good seasoning bacon .... 14? j
Ucst sugar cured hams, lb 20i ;
Best sugar cured pick nick 14c j
Best sugar cured backs, lb 20 !
1 Best streaked heavy bacon, lb 20; j
Dalles Patent (best flour) ....$1.33
Perfection ... $1.15
4 cans .Mangold milk Hoc
j 4 pkg. Ann & Hammer soda 25c
No. 10 Back Corn Meal 30c
I No. 10 Hack Buckwheat 45c
3 cans String Beans 23c
Best Creamery Butter 30c
Try our 30e Coffee it's a hummer.
1 gal. extra choice peaches 35c
1 gal. extra choice apples . 30c
1 gal. extra choice pears ..... 33c
2 pkgs. fresh raisins 15c
1 pkg. fresh currants 10c
1 tart fi" tomatoes 2oc
3 cans tine tt.:3 . .r 25
1 can extra fine pineappi' - oe
5 cans Clearbrook peaches 50e
2 cans Clearbrook apricots 25c
2 cans Early June peas 25c
2 cans Libby sauerkraut 25e
2 cans prepared hominy 25c
5 cans Atlantic clams (very best) 50c
3 cans large fat oysters 25c
3 cans pink salmon ... 25c
2 cans Columbia river red salmon ....25c
1 can nice asparagus 15c
Keg Pickles 90c
3 lb dried peaches 25c
5 lbs. choice dried nines. 25c
Ms gal- choice symp 25c
No. 10 pure la'rd - l-40
No. 5 pure lard 75c
No. 5 Compound C5e
Columbia oats .. 30c
Columbia wheat 30c
5 lb. box niaccaroni 30e
3 pkgs. Poet Tosties. 25c
2 pkgs Krinkle Corn Flakes 15c
6 bars Royal White Soap 25c
6 bars Morris Best 25c
10 bars Elk Savon soap 25c
lOOJh sack molasses alfclfa meal $1.25
100 lb. sack plain alfalfa meal $1.15
Sack bran 75c
Sack shorts - .$1.15
Best rolled oats, sack 80c
Land Plaster by the sack or ton.
I carry a full lino of groceries and feed.
Bring this ad with you.
' B. N. MORRIS,
Corner Morris Avenue and Fairground
Road. Phone Main 1407.
AN EASTER
REUNION
IGH In the church, amphithea
ter hung the choir loft, nnd at
Its rail that bright Enster
morning stood .the church
luartet.
The organ pealed forth the strains
)f the opening nnthem one of thosa
II vino compositions of Moxurt which
iinke tho pulse of the righteous beat
more quickly und cause the ungodly to
;blnk anew and after It had been sung
the singers took tbelr seats, separat
ing, the two higher voices to the right,
lue two lower to the left sldo of the
irgnu.
1 1 err Stelubuch, the organist, retired
behind the organ, druwlug from bis
pocket as be did 80 a copy of a Sun
lay uewspnper.
lie was musical editor of the sheet
sud hastily scanned Its pages for an
article, "The Decline of tho Fugue,"
which he bad written the Friday pre
vious tolllug far Into the night that It
might bo concluded In time for the Is
sue of Sunday.
The pastor began his Easter "Sermon,
but the singers paid small beed; each
was busy with his or her own thoughts.
In the eyes of Mateel Stuart, the con
tralto, came a faraway look as she sut
beside her giant husband, the basso.
She was thinking that but three short
years before she bud gone from that
church a bride, leaning proudly upon
his arm.
And now? Yes, she was linppy, she
reasoned, though her stalwart husband
had, unconsciously perhaps, dropped.
of the fabrics. We have our own tailors to look after
the fit.
s Our stock of Shoes,, flats ..and Men's Furnishings
are in keeping with these popular clothes.
We also carry men's (dnd ladies") trunks, bags, and
suit cases. ;The famous 'Pendleton Indian Robes" in
our stock are the best made. "Highest quality" is our
watch word.
Come to the Cherringo
April 24-25.
Salem Woolen Mills Store
See our Hat Advertisement."
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OIEL PROM THI3 8ECTIOM
IS ACCUSED OF FRAUD.
Modford, Or., April 11. Miss Nellie
Mclntyre is In the county jail, having
been bound over to the grand jury for
passing bogus checks on tho First Na
tional bank of Ashland. She presented
sight drafts on her own account with
the Hartman & Thompson bank in Port
land, where it turned nut that she had
no money. The drafts amounted to
$25 and were presented on March 31
and April 2. She' was arrested at
Grants Pass last Saturday. She was
said to bo from Independence, Or.,
wher it is claimed she has well-to-do
relatives. 8ho has brothers living near
near Salem and a brother and sister in
Atlantn, Ga., They failed to come to
her resoue.
Mrs. Homer Alle.nan of Woodburn
recent ly entertained the Misses Mary
Phillip and Ivan Miller of Salem. .
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"Nothing succeeds like success.'
This fact has been amply demonstrate!
in the success which has attended the
purchase by Frank U Ward of the drug
store on State street, formerly owned
by J. C. Perry. Mr. Ward had many
friends in the city when he purchased
the Perry drug store about two montl:i
ago. He bad been secretary of tbf
Klks' lodge, and this fact in connection
with his wide acquaintance owing to
the many years he was previously in
the drug business in Salem gave Mr.
Warl an excellent start. Br. Ward
has held responsible positions with
soma of tho foremost drug firms in
this city, and he was at all times re
garded as a most valuable and com
petent employee. Ho has been a prac
tical druggist for fourteen years, anl
he has at all times been alive to all
things modern or progressive in the
drug storo line. Mr. Ward is a native
Oregonian anil a graduate of the de
partmcnt of pharmacy of the O. A. C.
Governor West was quick to recog
nize Mr. Ward's ability and appoiuteJ
him a member of the State Board of
Pharmacy, which position he has filled
with much credit. The Ward drug atom
presents a very neat appearance, Mr.
Ward having made a number of im
provements since he purchased th?
place. The line of goods carried is
most complete. Besides a full line of
patent medicines, Mr. Ward has a nice
line of stationery, candy and many
other things not carried by only thr
most modern of drug stores. Mr. Ward
makes a specialty of prescriptions, and
his free delivery of all orders has al
ready mado his drug store most popu
lar. On account of his location, his
low rout, 'and because he does his ow.1
work Mr. Ward has been enabled to
sell for less, and this fact has already
been appreciated by all who have
traded at his store and has aided ma
terially in securing the largo patron
age which his drug store enjoys.
You can build up an Industry In
Salem by using Epplcy's "Perfection"
brand of baking powder. Ask your
grocer for it.
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN
GET THEIR START
in life hundreds of times,
through utilizing
THE WANT COLUMNS
OF THIS PAPER.
BANISH SCROFULA
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cleanses tha :
Dlocd, Skin Troubles Vanish.
Scrofula eruptions on the face
and body are both annoyiug and .
disfiguring:. The complexion would
bo perfect if they were not present t
This disease shows itself in other
ways, as bunches in the neck, in
flamed eyelids, sore ears, wasting of.
the muscles, a form of dyspepsia,
nnd general debility. "',
Ask your druggist for Flood's
Sarsaparilla'. This great medicine
completely eradicates scrofula. It
purifies and enriches the blood, re
moves humors, aud builds up tho
whole system.
Scrofula is either inherited or ac
quired. Better be sure yoa. are
quite free from it. Get Hood's Sar"
saparilla and begin taking it today.
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
BY RECORDER DURING WEES.
The following building permits were
Issued by the city recorder this week:
J. R. Boyles, a two-story dwelling at
478 North Cottage street, price $3,500.
B. Brothers, a one-story building at
1115 Twenty-second street, price $l,u'00.
A. L. 8camster, a one-story' frame
dwelling at 1010 Matteson street, price
1,200.
O. J. Wilbut, a one-story residence
at 1770 High street, price 500.
Guy O. Smith, a one-story frame
dwelling on North Church street, price
(1,500.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by HaU's Catarrh Cure.
P. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 yenrs, and
believe him perfectly honorablo in all
business - transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
National Bank of Commerce,
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of tho system. Testi
monials sent free. Price 75 cents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take HaU's Family Pills for constipation.
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We are now selling Mazda Lamps at the
following prices:
25 Watt - Old Price $ .35
40 Watt
60 Watt
100 Watt
150 Watt
250 Watt
Old Price
Old Price
Old Price
Old Price
Old Price
.35
.45
.80
1.20
2.00
New Price $ .30
New Price .30
New Price .40
New Price .70
New Price 1.10
New Price 1.80
Call at our
G.
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office and find out the saving by using
E. EDISON MAZDA LAMPS
THE ELEC TR I C C. o M p a m v
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IK THE EYES OF THB OONTHAIiTO A BBIOHT
LOVK I.1UHT BLKMBD.
those little courtesies and attentions
which usually play so delightful a port
In newly wedded life.
Not that Stunrt wns discontented,
but his lack of appreciation of the con
tralto was caused by a lack of thought,
no doubt. Manlike, be was Hellish,
though It must be said of Urn that he
hod always proved what Is known as a
"good husband," In the commonly ac
cepted meaning of the term.
For the first time In months Stuart
thought that perhaps he did not place
a sufficiently high value upon his wife
when his attention wns attracted to
the other side of the choir loft. Some
thing unusual was going on there ap
parently.
John Crayton and Marian Griffin
were seated together, and the soprano
was so Interested In what Craytou
was saying to her that she failed to
note the gaze of the basso.
Marian had known Crayton for a
number of years, but had never looked
upon him as a suitor.
: And now as she felt his breath upon
her cheek, beard bis earnest words,
his appeal for a reply, sbe could only
cast down her eyes until their long
black lashes seemed to throw a shade
over her face.
The tenor seized her hand at the con
clusion of his passionate entreaty and
was rewarded by a slight a very
slight pressure, which told him that
he had not pleaded In vain. '
Then It was that Stuart placed bis
great hand upon his wife's arm and,
leaning toward her, whispered gently:
"My darling. I realize now that 1
have been neglecting you, but I bav
not meant to do so; It was ouly that I
didn't think."
In the eyes of the contralto a bright
lore light burned, and she patted the
band of the big basso with a loving
touch.
The dronlug of the minister suddenly
ceased, and the rustling of the peopl?
'below as they turned In the pews told
that the sermon was at an end.
t The closing . hymn - waa announced,
and when It was finished the singer
walked from the orgau loft .arm In
arm. while Herr Stelnbuch exclaimed
petulantly:
"Donnerwetter! The singers seem to
be golug to the dogs. That last hymn
was given atrociously!"
But then perhaps Ilerr Stelnbuch
was annoyed because he had been un
able to find "The Decline of the
Fugue" lu his Sunday newspaper.
Vlrgiula Harned In Philadelphia Press.
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that everybody is wearing for Enster.
Some new Satin Pumps from $2.50 up.
Tan and White Oxfords and Mary Jane
Pumps. Come and see us. Ve can
please you.
:i Jacob Vogt
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FREE-
ONE DOLLAR IN CASH
Will be paid to every housewife who can tell us
of a new use for "ISH-KA-BIBBLE."
We are continually finding new uses to which "ISH-KA-BIBBLE"
may be put. We know "ISH-KA-BIBBLE"
to be unexcelled for cleaning all manner of stains, dirt and
grease spots from all manner of fabrics for taking out
rust and ink from your linens as well as from your carpets
for cleaning the most delicate of fabrics Buch as laces,
silks and satins absolutely without injury to either goods
or color for removing the grease which is baked on your
gas plate or kitchen ware and for many other purposes.
We know it to be perfectly harmless, even to tho skin and
the hair.
THIS IS A BONA FIDE OFFER
AH you must do is to eut this ad. out, show it to your
grocer, and purchase a can of "ISH-KA-BIBBLE" end us
the sales slip, signed by your gToeer, together with a letter
telling us how you have used "ISH-KA-BIBBLE."
ONE DOLLAR IN CASH WILL BE PAID.
For each NEW purpose we find "ISH-KA-BIBBLE" has
been used
This offer expires April 20, 19H.
Liv. and Enjoy Eaatar.
Easter, glad feast of life, belongs
nly to those who are alive lu soul and
heart and mind. Hearts burled In
graves have but little share lu Its ree-
urrectlng thrill.
IS&KA-BIBBLE
FABRIC RENOVATOR
Makes the dirt fly
MADS IN OREGON
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Geo. E. Wightman Co.
Oregea't Leading specialists In Sanitation.
90 Hereatt . Portland, Oregon.
. rkoae Main 8534.
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