PAOB EIGHT
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREOOK MONDAY. MAT "4. 1914.
A Sweeping Sale of Women's and Misses'
High-Grade Suits at Meyers
SALEM'S STYLE STOREi
Newest stunning suits in the most wanted colors and late weaves go in this
immense sale of Ready-to-wear garments. Nowhere can you obtain such
values as these. Every garment well-made and finished and ; of superior
quality. Just note the prices The savings are extremely large for such
garments as are of fered in this event. Y ou'll agree that every suit is a great
bargain when you see therm - Visit Meyers ready-to-wear section tomorrow
Here is how the prices run:
Oar Regular $18.50 Women's and Misses Suits, Specilal Sale Price, $ 9.25
Oar Regular 20.00 Women's and Misses' Suits, Special Sale Price, 10.00
Oar Regular 22.50 Women's and Misses' Suits, Special Sale Price, 11.25
Oar Regular 25.00 Women's and Misses' Suits, Special Sale Price, 12.50
Oar Regular 27.50 Women's and Misses' Suits, Special Sale Price, 13.75
Our Regular 30.00 Women's and Misses' Suits, Special Sale Price, 15.00
Oar Regular 40.00 Women's and Misses' Suits, Special Sale Price, 20.00
Oar Regular 45.00 Women's and Misses' Suits, Special Sale Price, 22.50
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
MooLODieoops
culturist, is a busy man. He expects
to visit tba school of Marion ouuty
wo days this week and make a one
day's visit into Polk co'unty in the
interests of his clubs. He says ho Inula
the gills much interested in the can
ning club proposition and the boys
more authiisicstie than ever over tho
torn growing business.
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'Don't forget track meet given by
Omega class at Leslie M. K church
Tuesday evening, May 5, at 8 o'clock.
Admission 10c. Candy and ico cream
will be on salo.'
4. Ed. . Blessing, former Salemite bu
now a resident of Dallas, was bere to
day attending to business matters.
Chas. A. Johns, Bepublican candidate
for governor, was the first to show up
today preparatory to the gubernatorial
and political meeting night.
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The Parent-Teachers' association of
Uia Zena school district gave a suc
cessful basket social at their school
house. Saturday eveuing. Nearly 100
persons were in atttndance from Sa-
lorn and the surrounding territory.
About $47 was realised from the sale
of boxes, whicluwill be used ?"r prizes
to ba given in con -eats at the' Zena
Spring Volley school picnic on Friday,
May 9.- The winners in the different
classes exhibiting their work at the
Dallas county fair, which will be held
lator in the summer. At last night's
entertainment Co. ,. liofer, of Salem
talked ou good roads and central edu
cational topics, and was followed by a
literary and musical program,
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E. J. Finnearan, editor and publisher
of the Eugene Guard, is in tho city to
day on business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Southwick, motored
down to Oregon City, yesterday in
their new five-passongor Studebakor,
and spent the day with friends. Mr.
Southwick is one of tho most success
ful and progressive fruit growers ot
folk county.
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FIGURE IT OUT FOR YOURSELF,
You enn buy sugar in 100 pound lots
cheaper than by tho pound, can't youf
Chief Bros, are 100-pound buyers.
They buy home furnishings for a chain
of stores in Oregon and Washington
and are able to soli accordingly. Will
you talCo advantage of the 100-pound
prices or are you eonig to buy from
tho one pound store! Figuro it out for
yourself. .
DO YOUR EYES TIRE
EASILY?
DO YOUR EYES SMART
AND BURN?
IS YOUR VISION
BLURRED?
Remember all these
troubles anl many more
can be done away with by
wearing Correctly Fitted
Classes.
Let us examine your eyes
and fit you with proper
lensesthen you will see
. with ease. .
MISS A. McCULLOCH
OPTOMETRIST
201 N. Commercial St. Phone 925
'lours, 0 to 5 Ground Floor
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Try Scott's 16c meals.
Mark Savage Salom's ex-fire chief,
who underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis Inst woek, is reported to be
getting along very nicely. Mr. Savage
was quite low for a time, but his re
covery is assured now,
Four export watchmakers. Best of
work. No delays. Burr's.
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Mrs. Ella Hunter, field organized of
tho Christian Woman s board of mis
sions, will give an nddrcss at tho Chris
tian church pnrlors Tuesday afternoon
nt 2:30, All Indies of tho Christian
hurch are requested to be present.
Following tiio address a reception will
bo given Mrs. lluntor.
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Dr. F. L. Uttor, dentist, Masonic
bldg.
The United States civil service com
mission announces that the schedule of
examination for four-class poHtnuirter
in the Ptnto of Oregon will no held in
Juno of this year, and that the date
for Salom has been set for June 20.
An oxeeutivo order by tho president in
May, till 3, requires a competitive ex
amination for all fourth-class post of
fices at whii'h tho present incumbent
was not appointed under the civil ser
vice regulations.
We guarantee saf return of watches
for repnir sent us by mail. Quulity
counts in jewclery. Barr's.
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The water U too hlgti and cold for
good trout fishing, according to the
anglers who left this city yesterday
to try their luck. A few fairly good
catches wero made, but in the majority
of cases Cue trout refuso to take the
bait. Another week of fair, warm
weather will bo sufficient time for the
apecklod beauties to get in a biting
mood, and ns there are several million
of them waiting to be caught, some
lino breakfasts will bo had in Snlom
ere long. Muss fishing in tho sloughs
south of the city is good, and especial
ly so iu the many lakes iu tho countv.
GRAND
OPERA HOUSE
Tuesday May 5
One Day Only
Matinee at 2:30.
Evening at 7:30 and 0:00
HARRY
LAUDER
(HIMSELF)
The World's Greatest Comedian.
IN SINCIINQ AND TALKING
PICTURES.
(Sitae Invention)
DIRECTION WILLIAM MORRIS
Portraying Mr Lauder as ho
appears on tho stage iu his lat
est and greatest song and comedy
sueceses.
Prices 18 and 25 cent.
Fine printing; Fuller Printing Con
cern. Phono Main 2170.
C. A. Wallace, of 50 Summer street,
has just returned from n visit to K. P.
: Thurston, a cousin of his, who lives on
a farm near Moscow, Mnho, whom he
had not seen for 3d years. While on
tho trip Mr. Wallace' visited Pullman,
Wash; Moscow, Idaho, and Garfield,
Wash. Ho reports that although the
season is somewhat later east of the
. mountains that crops arc looking fino.
A lato frost liotiien d somewhat, but
did little actual damage. Apple trees
are beginning to "bust" unto bloom.
Ono uoticoablo feature of the trip was
the fine school buildings aud beautiful
grounds seou everywhere.
Piano tuning, repairing, first-class
work. Phone 1465, leavo orders at O.
C. Will or It. F. Peters. J. K. Hockett.
Remember, ladies, all hats at half j
, price. 407 North Hifch street.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. j
i Wo wish to announce to our patrons
I that wo are heie to stay, and those who !
I have been induced to part with tlieir
. coupons niny "nave them returned free
'of charge by calliig at tho Studio' du
Luxo, 117 North Commercial. i
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Tho Salem fire dopartment saved the S
dwelling belonging to 1'inkney brothers, 1
tho proprietors of tho Clover Leaf '
dairy iu West Salem, yesterday, short
ly after 12 o'clock. Fire had broken
out in tho roof mid wns being fanned
by a strong west wind when 1'inkney
brothers telephoned to the Salem fire
men. Although tho houso is loitited
acrog.i tiie Willamette river near the
end of tho bridge and out of the city
limits, the lire boys would not stand
by and seo tho dairymen's property go
up in smoke and they sped across the
bridge with tho big a ito chemical in
time to put out the flames. JInd the
department not responded to tho cell,
the house and several largo barns
would have burned to the ground for
the reason West Salem is not equipped;
with fire fighting machines aud a'
bucket parade would have boon worse
than useless owing to the wind. I'in-i
kney brothers maiio the firo lads a
present of 12 quarts of milk and con-'j
siderod themselves most fortunate in
having such generous service from tho '
Sulem folks.
Cucumber and Cabbage contracts;
wanted: Experienced growers wanted1
to plant cucumbers for pickling pur-1
poses, two to t'iire acre contracts, bot-'
torn land preferred, (toll or write did-:
eon Stol. Co., pickle factory, Salem,-'
Oregon. Also 25 acres cabbage for
sauerkraut.
If you appreciate good bartering, try I.
Milder & Smith's barber shop, 337..
Stnto street. r
Mr' and Mrs. Donald J. Upjohn have .
moved to this city to make their home.
They have located at 1258 Chcmckcta
street. Mr. I'p.johu linn' entered the ;
newspaper field here and will issue his;
first paper next Thursday. - .
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Have a cigar and boost a Uve Salem j
industry. It's, easy. Jusf call for a:
Tashmoo (12 lie.) ' j
Clifford Anderson left this afternoon'
for Seattle where he will take a steam-1
er for Nome, Alaska. Mr. Anderson'
is a veteran miner but is planning to
engago in the grocery busiuess in tho
far north.
You don't buy a purse vory often,
but when yon do, get it of Shnfcr,
where you always rind the best in
leathcrwnre; 1S7 South Commercial st.
Hal D. Patton, Republican candidate!
for the Railroad Commissioner, was in
Portland this morning. Mr. Patton,!
according to his Saem friends, willl
be among tho principal speakers at tho
armory this evening and will set forth ;
some new things iu the form of plat-!
form. i
Rave you see the latest in sheet mu
sic 1 All the popular hits here. The
Wiley II. Allen Co., K. F. Peters, Mgr.,
521 Court. ,
After the show look for the red,
white and blue lights. Fred's Night
Lunch, corner Liberty and State sts.
Steve Burton and his troupe of
players who havo been on tho bill at
the' Wexfonl theatre, have gone to
Astoria where they will fill a three
weeks' engagement in one of tho lead
ing theatres. The Rex amusement
company afforded much entertoiument
for the Salem theater-goers aiid gave
good satisfaction according to the gen
eral comment heard.
Melvin P. Baldwin, iormer agent for
the Oregon City Transportation Co., in
Salem, and retired grocerynian, leaves
tonight for Atlanta, Georgia, where he
will attend tho National convention of
the Shriners. Mr. Baldwin is intending
to spend several weeks in the souta
and meet the prominent Shriners in
' America who will attend the annual
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This will Inform my Republican
friends and supporters that I am a can
didate for re-nomiaatioa to the office j
the justice of the peace for the Saienv
district at the primary election of May;
13, 1914.
DANIEL WEBSTER
MONEY TO LOAN
. On Good Baal Estate Security,
TH08 K. TORI)
Over Ladd Bush Bank; Salem, Oregos
Where Tou Always Sea the
BEST PICTURES
Ye Liberty
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY.
. LUBEN PRESENTS
The Lion
and
the Mouse
The Photoplay Success of the
Year.
Admission 10c Always
GLOBE
Salem's Model Photoplay House presents Today and Tuesday
TAINT OF AN ALIEN Drama featuring Edwin August.
CAPTURED BY MEXICANS 2-Reel Kalem drama taken from a trip
niado by the Ridgeleys from lew York to California, showing inci
dents of the trip.
HI8 WEDDING DAY Sterling; comedy featuring Ford Sterling, tha
greatest comedian in pictures.
Miss Alice Rooney, Popular Soprano,
COMING
Wednesday and Thursday first of the series.
Lucille Love,
The Girl of Mystery.
The biggest fiction story ever written, Thrilling events
in every reel.
REMEMBER
Lucille Love
will be shown exclusively at the Globe every Wednes
day and Thursday. Don't miss the first ne.
Same Price .
"Pictures appear better with Pipe Organ."
Chas. E. Wilson spent Sunday with
his family in Salom. Mr. Wilson, for
merly iu tho state insurance, commis
sioner's of ice, is practicing law with
Oscar liayter in Dallas.
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ABE RUEF WANTS PAROLE.
Snn Francisco, Alny 4. That Abo
Iluef's petition for parole is on the
state prison board's calendar for hear
ing Saturday leaked out today.
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A. G. Wagers, Al Thomas and Dr.
Harry went to Yaquina Sunday ami put
in the day trolling. They caught as
fino a Btring of "big river" trout as
ever camo out of tho Yaquina river.
The total catch was 75 and they aver
aged about 19 Inches in longth."
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Addison Bennett, special correspond
ent for the Portland Oregonian, is in
Sulem in tho interest of tho Good
Roads proposition. Mr. Bennett de
clares that tho peoplo all over tho state
aro greatly interested in good roads
ami that news pertaining to tho ques
tion is very much in demand.
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Tommy Caufield, raiser of pure-bred
stock .and generally known as the
"Sage of Rickreall", was in the city
today tinkering about with business
matters. Mr. Caufield states that his
stock is waxing fat and handsomo at
present and that ho hopes to reap a
Biiuill fortune just as soon as his bogs
are in proper condition. -
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Leonard B. Judson, whose homo is in
South Soli cm, who has been spending
the past three months in Lexington,
Morrow county, returned Saturday to
this city, .ludson is a sergeant in M
company and while in Eastern Oregon
was momentarily expecting a telegram
that would announce the call to arms.
Ho says that the crops in Morrow are
better this year thau they have been
for years past.
It is more thin likely that the deg
ordinance, which provides that pups,
innocent or vicious must not run at
large in tho city, will be up for con
i sideration tonight. Alderman Spaulil-
ing is chairman or tno committee
which has the dog question in hand and
it is belioveil that several new ideas
will be propounded in tho bill for the
ordinance which will curtail pup
freedom in Salem.
In attending to his Girls' Canning
clubs and Boys' Com clubs about the
ounty, Luther J. Chaptn. county agri-
NEW TODAY.
When In SALEM, OREGON, stop at
BLIGH HOTEL
Strictly Modern.
Free and Private Baths.
Eoth Phones. Tree Auto Bus.
RATES 75c, $1.00, $1.50 PER DAY
The only hotel in the business district.
Nearest to all Depots. Theatres and
Capitol Buildings.
A Home Away from Home.
T. G. BLIGH, Prop.
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BUBGHARDT & MEREDITH
Rosidant Agents. 38S StUo Street
Good Buys
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' in Real Estate
WANTED Teams to haul wood.
M. J'crry, Rt. 0.
WANTED Girl for general housework,
$ per week. 100 North 17th st.
WANTED To do your washing nt my
home. Rough dry a specialty. Phono
Fnrmers 0!H. '
EOlt SALE Comer lot, 50x100, on
i State and 17th. Address John i
Hin-ton, Hoquiam, Wash.
fOUND Purse. Owner can secure
snmo at this office by paying for
ad and identifying purse.
HIOTIEST Cash prico paid for eggs.
Marion Creamery & Produce Co.,
Liborty and Ferry streets.
WANTED Four or. five young men to
deliver directories. Must know city.
Apply at telephone office. .
FOR RENT G room house on Fif
teenth st., between Court and Cbem
sketa. Apply to 1417 Court st. Phone
1131.
SEWING MACHINES aro going to be
sold at once; g"od drop-head ma
chines from $10.00 up; you will miss
a big bargain if you don't come at
mice, ns they must go at once. 640
Stnto street.
WEXFORD
Three Days beginning Tomor
row, A finely balanced pro
gram of licensed photoplays.
"The Vanity Case"
A stirring Vitigraph Detec
tive story in two parts.
"A Race With The
Limited"
"A Chance In Life"
"High Life Hits Slip- '
pery Slim"
FOR SALE Modern sixiroom anil two
lota, each o.'ixlOOj 18 fruit trees,
bearing bcerries and i'lsebushes, good
garden, beaut'ful residonee property.
Ownor leaving city. Household goods
for salo. Will sell at sacrifii o price.
Main 1597, 2o6 North Twentieth st.
107 acres of timber eloso to Station
on Oregon Electric railroad. Will take
city property as part payment. I'rico
:f 00.00 per acre.
Xft nei-ea of irnnil land nenrlv all un
der cultivation, Good house and barn,
xnrimf. f.imilv orchard, some timber.
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good road, 3!,i miles from Salem. Price
$io0; ono timd casnt, uui.uiee to sun.
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A..rn t.i-ni.ta lust, nutaiilfl nf tho eitv
limits, good location, all in orchard.
Will sell on very easy terms. Jt you
are looking for an acre tract investi
gate this.
10 acres of cood land all under culti
vation, siimll house, barn, chicken
house and well, '- acre in strawberries,
!i acre in loganberries ami some young
family orchard set out. Price $2:i00;
$S.)0 cash, balanco two years at 6 per
cent interest.
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Wo havo some very good' buys in
building lots in nil partu of the city.
If you arc looking for lot drop in and
let us show them to you.
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Fivo acres all in cherries just com
inginto bearing. Good road and just
4 miles south of Salom. Price 41,230;
one-half cash, balance to suit at 1
percent interest. This is a very good
buy. Conio in and seo us about it.
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10 acres of first class land, all tin
der cultivation, good fruit or berry
soil. Good road. Price $1,600.
FOR SALE $700 equity for $300 easa
in mouorn o-room Dungnlow, line lo
cation, four blocks from Capitol;
plenty of roses und cherry trees,
etc.; balance payable monthly. Will
leaso from buyer for ono year at
$13 per month rent, or will trade for
lot in or out of city limits. Phone
1040 R.
FOR TRADE 100 acres wheat land in
Sherman county,, Oregon; 223 in cnl
tivntion.and in fall wheat. Purchas
er will receive J-10 or tno crop in
warehouse. Fair buildings, good wa
ter, 2 miles from R. R. statiou. Price
$25 per aero. Will take in good im
proved acreage close to Salem. Ad
dress .'?ox !S2t La Grande, (ire.
Farm Bargains
Beautiful 81 chre farm, fi" acres tin
dor cultivation, 13 acres of timber ami
pasture; small house, large and well
built barn, spring anil well water
windmill, orchard. On main traveled
road, close to school and Oregon Elec
tric. Price $123 per acre; terms.
S and 10 Acre Tracts.
Wc have some choice five nnd ten
aero tracts all under cultivation.
Price $125 per acre; terms.
Bungalow Bargain.
I?p to date bungalow 5-rooms, bath.
toilet, stationary wash tubs, wood
shed. Price $1,630; terms.
Lots.
We have choice vacant lots in all
I rarts of the city. Price $200 and up.
' Tor Rent.
Store buildings. Houses in all parts
of the city. Money to loan, Insurance
Bonds. We bny, sell, rent and ex
change properties. .
New fivo room bungalow, modern,
street improvement paid, full base
ment, one-half block to carline and
not far out. Price $2,400.
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If you aro looking to buy, trade or
sell, see us.
W. H. Grabenhorst&Co.
Boom 2, Bush Bank Bldg.
Admission, 5c-10c I Bechtel & Bynon
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347 Stats Street.
Investigate
26'i acres, near Liberty, all culti
vated, $123 per acre. Take good Salom
property.
2 acres bearing fruit, 7 room house,
ono mile out, $2,300; terms.
Large lot and house, close in, $6000.
26 U acres bearing fruit, improved,
$16,000.
10 acres 3 4 mile out, $3000.
Hop, prune and stock ranches, right
prices.
List your bargains and trades with
us.
We are agents for Canadian
Pacific lands, $11 per acre up,
20 years to pay.
Close In hotel, 30 rooms, $1300, snap.
70 acres, 50 acres fruit, house, barn
and dryer, 7 milca out, $18,500.
13 acres, Rosedale, 7 acres fruit,
buildings, $3,000; terms.
Acme Investment Company
Thone: Office, Slain 477.
Opposite Court House. 540 State St.
Employment Bureau in Connection.
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