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THE SALEM CAPIT AL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1914.
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Special Sale This Week of High Grade
Toilet Articles
Our Toilet Goods Section offers unusual savings in
desirable and needed articles every-day needs much un
derpriced in this event.
Woodbury's 25c Facial Cream, special 16c
Woodbury's 25c Dental Cream, special ,19c
Quivilla's 50c Massage Cream, special 39c
Quivilla's 50c Cleansing Cream, special ,. 39c
Quivilla s 50c Hand Lotion, special 39c
Quivilla's 50c Hair Tonic, special 39c
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Quivilla's 50c Astringent Lotion,
special 39c
Jergen's 25c Talcum Powder, 1-.
lb. tins, special 19c
Kutch 25c Talcum Powder,
special 14c
Colgate's 25c Cold Cream,
special 19c
Woodbury's Tooth Powder,
special 11c
Madeline 50c Rice Face Powder,
special 39c
Woodbury's 25c Facial Soap,
special 13c cake
Roger & Gallet 35c Fine Soaps,
special 27c cake
Jergen's 10c Tonka Talpa, Sandal
wood odor, special 6c cake
Saponisol 25c Liquid Soap,
special : 14c bottle
Colgate's 75c Violet Toilet Water,
special 59c bottle
Jeroffle 25c High-grade Soaps,
special . .17c cake
No. 712 Wednesday Surprise October the 14th
A Monster Sale of Women's Rain-
coats at the Unusual
Price of $1.75
We held a similar sale last year and a great many will
remember the interest it created. This event, is bound to
even eclipse that sale, for these garments were purchased
by our buyer at a most astonishing price concession and
we give our customers the benefit.
These Raincoats are well fashioned of a rubber-lined
cloth stitched seams oven cured military collar that
buttons up around the throat, has two pockets, and sizes
run from Misses' 1G to Women's 41.
These Coats are worth considerably more and are sold
in many stores at more than double our surprise price.
We advise an early attendance at this sale next Wed
nesday, as there is a limited number and the demand will
be large.
Special for Wednesday only, $1.75 each.
Sale starts at 8::!0. No phone orders taken. See the
big window showing.
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The
House of
Quality
OOOP1GOOD5
Saiem 's
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Store
ma
All Around Town
AMUSEMENTS.
Ur.rfi II State street between
High and Liberty. .Motion
pictures. "Chains of the
Tnst" strong three-part fea
ture. "Onr Mutuul Ciirl "
ami comedy,
(ir.OHK Koulh side of State
between High and Liberty.
Motion pictures. "Classmates,"
a West I'oint picture featur
ing Jilnnch Sweat. Kdison
Comedy featuring Little Au.lv
Clark.
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SALVATION ARMY nONEERS
AT THE ARMY HALL TONIGHT
A wont Interesting service is un
lionni'eil at (lie Salvation Army hull
lor tonight. Major nml Mm. llulley,
who havo boon here for ten days eon
ilucting special meetings, will give some
lory i n 1 1' r i-t 1 11 rcminn.ccns.. of llielr
years' service n officer of the
Snhutinn Army. The Major ami hi
wile were among some of ihe tiist of
ficors Unit came to thin country lo pin-
I r Ihe win h. They have seen sen ice
when the Army was greeted moie Ire
iiieaily with Inl.-U I .k t m than with good
wishes. Without a ilimlit Ihe story will
lie li ii in t'u 1 of Interest, Curtain Lorou
noil is expecting a good crowd.
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t muivn nun univn l ml i'linil'y
Our Crescent Range
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EXCERPTS FROM
! SALEM SERMONS
I ( By Rev. O. KoohloT.)
1 The ehitreh iniioot fail lieeause Ihe
Alininhly Is linek of Ills ehun li, lieeanse
I'll rlst Is Ihe eornerslone and lira. I of
i It, liei'iiuse the (losml Is u uiwer of
o. i iioio sMiviuion in mi wno neiieve
it liii.l heeaose the sirlt of (1ml Is the
teiii'her In II. .
After iirenvhlnn (lie wonl of lln.l for
more than fifteen years ami oliservlnu
closely the coiiilillon of Ihe ehunli ami
Ihe I'hiiri'hes, my il riniiui In that the
incai'liers are to lm hhimeil to n yreat
extent, If the work of Ihe l.onl ,ne
not rnsier. The (irenl trmitile In the
ehitreh liulay Is Ihe half heitrleil lliin
Islry that him no real mcssauo uf (!(.,
to ii'iii.iiiliir sinners, It oeenrs Unit
irearhers aril ninhlnu snlislltutes for
the uospel. iiruli'et l)r to rim-li
iliietrlne ninl tea.'hinu ieoie "to oli
norm all tilings whntoever Christ lins
I'limmnmleil them,"
If wn woiilil lie just what (lo.l wants
as In lie, anil wonhl any just what (lo.l
nil ii Is us to say, tlinl ivonhl ilo just
what (lo.l wauls us lo do, there Is an
power on earth that rould resist the
j.ower nf sui'h n luluislry,
Analn ineinliers nf the elirisfian
iliuri'li are to speak wild vulees rlenr
and plain. It Is not euouuh slinplv to
spwik In uur ililldren mid friends aliout
tlielr duly and then keep silent, tied
Alial(ihty lirohe Kll's. mn k for that
erlme. Kll thouuht he had done his
duty when he admonished his sons fur
their sias and let I hem u'i In their mi
Budly shame, (led uave Kll aiilhority
and demanded of him tn use It and he
failed, Some of yon know that Vonr
ehildiea are llvlnu In sin nud von linve
talked to Ihem and left It al 'that, It
I iim'd tn talk the gospel dot a Imtter
wuv to live It, I'lmMiul t'hrlstianlty
Will eolllllllil. lllia M-ntl.l nit. I lt.-..'t
'I those outside nf the church. "If vk
know these thliiK", happy are ye If ye
do them,"
Kxperlence tenches wherever the
Rospel Is preached In Its luirlt wn liave
taniillde results, nad the promise la
lllvcii tn u, "For as the rain enmelh
down and Ihe snow from heaven, and
retuinelh not thither, Imt watereth Ihe
earth, and inahelh It hrliiii forth and
luid, that It may nlve seed tu the sower,
and luead tn the eater, so shall lav
word he that (loellt forth nut of m'v
inoutli, It shall wet return inita me void,
Vol It shall necoinpllsh that which I
please, ami II shall prosper la the thlnx
whereto 1 sent it.
West Salem today began xvork on its
10,0(11) sewer ayatein. Ita lioiuls voted
fur this purpose were sold at aliove
par,
Dr, Mendotaolin, ipeclallBt in fitting
glasses correctly. U. S. bunk building
Profesaors Ramacy and Corbott, mem
bers of the II, 8. department of agri
culture with Ii -ii l 1 1 1 ui it i' ik -nt O. A. ('.,
were ia Salem Saturday making un ex
amiiuitioa of fruit ili!'ers in thin vicin
ity. W!ll furnished twelve-room house for
rent, rcHsonaldo. Impure :iol lliililmrd
buil'liiiK, or phone km I .
The postofflce safe in the store of
Hugh I'rice of Kickreall was blown
open l''riday night by robbers nml a
Miiall amount of stamps ami money tak
en. The interior of the store was some
what damaged, 'i'hcie ia no clue lo the
robbeis.
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Dr. Utter, dentim, pnone BOO, Salom
Bank of Commerce building.
William Hayden, who was injured by
being run into by an automobile one
day last week, was sufficiently reco
ireil from the effects of his rather se
vere shake-up tu leave the Willamette
sanatorium yesterday al'ternoou ainl re
turn In his home,
Tor sale a few hundred tons of dam
aged wheat left lit iMO.OU nml $17,011
per ton, f, o. b. Piirlland. doing fast,
('onio quick If vou need Home, O. V.
I.afler, 4(I(J Hublu'rd building.
In noting the health statistics of
the county for the mouth in riuturduy 'a
issue it was inadvertently slated tiint
there were 17 deaths from typhoid fe
ver during Ihe i i 1 1 1 1 1 . Ill of nliich were
in Halcin. It should have read .17
cases Instead of dent lis,
Artlbiins, attention! Open mooting
Wednesday night, (iood program and
entertainment.
The Salem Artisans will proiout a
special program at the ?,rinse hall
Wednesday night, llel'reshments will
be served ami the meeting will be open
to the public. The proeeeds of the
refreshment booth v. ill be added to the
faiid tu scud the drill ten in to Ihe I'mi
ama exposition.
The Student' Lyreunt Course is ar-
ranged as follows: HI rut funis, Nov. 7,
1 .1 ii i ; Idi-s Crane, Dec, 0, 1.01'; Inter
nationals, Jan. $l..ti; lleilliui, Teh.
(I, 7V; Dr. liieea, April 7, 7ic - Total
t.'i.oo. Season tickets, ifJ.'iH.
According to a verbal opinion given
Labor Commisioiier Hull, the attorney
general held that, niter a biickmakcr
had tin 1 1 I his pniiliict over tu Ihe cus
tody of his employer he hud no legal
light lo Die a lien upon the propcity to
goaiaiitce payment of wages and his
only course of legal relief for wages
due liim wuuld be to bring suit against
the oniplovcr,
- -if
Miss Elma Woller will roeelve pupils
ia oiiiiiu oil and alter October III at
her studio, H0."i Ninth l.ibeily street,
phone Kl.'il,
The American Mercantile company,
ltd., of Vancouver, M, C,, whose articles
of iucnrpoiat ion weie refused by Cor
poialioa Comniissiuoer Wulson on Ihe
gruuiiil Hint II was engaged In an n ii
law fill business and wliich was, at the
instance of Commissioner Watson, eir
joined from tiniisiictlng business in this
slate, I "it i In v afternoon filed a million
in Judge (lalloway's department of the
circuit court asking that the injunction
be dissolved and that Corporation Com
missioner Watson be compelled to ac
cept und file its articles of incorpora
tion. : , .
Artisans, attention! Open meeting
Wednesday night. (Iood program and
eateriaiiunent.
Rev. J. L. Whirry, of McMiniivllle,
is in Salem in the interests of the Am
erican Baptist l'ublishiag company. Mr.
Whirry will leave Thursdiiy to attend
the state Baptist convention which will
be held in Koscburj; from October 20
tu 21.
The heating plant which is being in
stalled iu t lie county court T.ouse will
be ready for the fire during tie latter
part of this week. The stcamfitters
are making the conuec-tiuns to Hie boil
ers, the radiators have all been set with
the exception of some of those to be
installed in the jail.
In crossing a small bridge over the
mill nice near the Snleui woolen mills
yestcnlny nl'ternnon, August Mobcrg,
n young iiiau of this city, fell through
it, sustaining a couple of pretly severe
scalp wounds, lie was taken to the
Willamette sanatorium where the in-
juries were ateuded to, and this morn
ing he seems none the worse for the
accident, although lie has a very wore
I I.
John Minto, Salem's oldest citizen,
celebrated his ninety-second birthday
Sal unlay at the home of his son, I), C,
Miuto, on Sagiiuiw street, Mr. Minto
appeai'H to be in the best of health ml'T
spirits in spite of his advanced uge and
walked to the city and back home, lie
takes a keen interest iu public affairs
and politics. Mis ninny friends were
hearty iu their congratulations ami best
wishes.
Prcf. Horman 8. Herlng, C. S. B., of
Concord, New Hampshire, member of
the Hoard of Lectureship of The Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ,
Scicitist, iu Muslim, Massachusetts, will
deliver u free lecture on Cliristiuu Sei
ence under the allspices of First Church
of Christ Scientist ut Ihe (irund opera
house, Thursday, October l.'i, at N
o'click. The public' is sonlially invited.
TONIGHT
Last Chance to See
"THE CHAINS OF THE
PAST"
Dcn't Miss It!
TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY,
Twelfth Episode
"THE MILLION DOLLAR
MYSTERY"
The Recovery of the Treasure
Box is accomplished amid perils.
"MOONSHINE MOLLY"
A Majestic Comedy Drama in
Two Parts.
Another Beauty Film
"A Suspended Ceremony"
A Rip Roaring Comedy Featuring
Margaret Fischer and Harry
Pollard. A Midsummer Love
Tangle the biggost hit in pic
tures today.
BLIGH
Theatre
10c-A!ways the Best-lOc
Coming Saturday and Sunday
"THE JUNGLE"
Upton Sinclair's Tremendous and
Daring Story.
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Special meeting of Pacific
lodge No. 5(1, A. F. & A. M.,
this evening. Wink in (he
F. (', degree. Visiting
brethren Welcome.
J. O. Hayos, the wide awake Callfor
iiinii who purchased a thousand acres
of beaver dam laud in l.nkc l.ubish,
nml who is rapidly bringing it under
cultivation, has just returned to Cali
fornia utter spending a ferr weeks on
The infant daughter of Mrs. C. C.
Harris, who resides near the Feeble
Minded Home, fell from the buggy to!
the pavement, on South Commercial
street t'his afternoon at 3 o'clock and
was picked up from iu. under the horses
hoofs with only a few minor bruises.
The wheel of the buggy passed over
the little girls foot, but no bones were,
broken and there was only a slight,
bruise on Ihe scalp. The horse started,
to back and its hind feet were on either
side of the child when bystanders
picked her up from the pavement nii'l
rushed her to Dr. Van Winkles office
where she was examined.
At the regular monthly commercial
dab meeting to be held Wcdnodnv,
August Hiickestine au. Dr. ,1. N. Smith,
will bo nn hand to explain Ihe new city
charter as framed by the charter com
mittee. All of the changes proposed
and their sililiif icunee wiil be ext. lain, ..I
nis i h rin. isixty ncres or the reclnimcil fully by the cbnmpions of the city mm
QL0BE
TODAY AND TUESDAY
Big Feature Program
"CLASSMATES"
IN FOUR ACTS
i featuring
MISS BLANCHE SWEET
A picture dealing with college
Ufa at West Point.
KLAW 4. ERLANOEIt produc
tion EDI80N COMEDY
featuring
LITTLE ANDY CLARK
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COMINCI
WEDNESDAY imt THURSDAY
TREY 0' HEARTS
The Beet Yet
land were sown to barley this vonr und
produced above 7(1 bushels to nu acre,
or nearly double the average crop.
"It's a fine, clear and docldedly aa
liilirious climate, and un excellent plucc
for one to recuperate und build up In,
but it's good to get back here nml sec
siiinelhing green again." This, in sub
stance, ii the Impression votreit by Dr.
Marry U, Clay, who, wilh Mrs. Vlny,
has just returned from a two weeks'
sojourn or vacation in Hot Lake, l.u
(Irnnde und oilier points in I'nion enmi
ty In northeastern Oregon. The doctor
feels much rested nml refreshed after
his brief rest, mid looks the pint.
The local hop market shows no
ehiinge nml still the price remiiins ut
from III to 11 ecnls for the year's of
ferings grown In this vicinity. Some
rew lots changed hands uver the week
end. I, none v und Croisnn sold bill bales
at III cents, V. 11, I'elker mm SO bales
for 1(1 cents per pound. Tares Aurora
hop growers sold small lots ,1, 1), Hit
ler, M bales; II. V. Hitter, III bales,
mid II. Werner, 50 bules, All went
for 111 cnts.
Mm, Cathorlno C, Trice, who wa
Injured In a streetcar accident on Fri
day, October 1!, died lasr night al fl
o'clock in the Willamette satiiloriain.
Mrs. Price was struck by the cur und
thrown to the piivcihcnt with such force
that concussion of the bruin resulted
and on ueouiit of her advanced uge, 71
years, she was unable to rally from
the shock. The fniiernl sei'viccs'wlll be
held nt the ln I Ins cemetery nt II
u 'clock- tomorrow, A duuuhier. Mrs.
I'cter Condton, lives In this city, I
Assistant Slate School Superintend-1
out Frank K. Welles lenvra tnctny for
Kliiiunth and Lake counties, whe'ro he
will look lifter the standurdlzlng of
the high schools of those cotinlles In'
accordance- with the new rules of the,
State Hoard of Filuciitimi, He will nlso
dike pin t III the Inst ruction work at i
the Kliimalh and l.nkc county tench- ,
ers1 Institutes at Klamath Fails Wed
ncsdiiy, 'l b ii i s.l uv and Friday of no I i
week ami at l.ascvlew Monday, Tnes-!
day and Wednesday of the week fol
lowing. The city Jail hart k record breaking j
crowd Halm-day night w hen Its I J beds
aecioumodiited IS night lodgers ami
aused Chief Shcdeck to speculate that i
if til, other lodging houses could over-1
work their ninins Iu n like manner dur
ing Ihe slate fair week that Salem
boari'lng houses and ladies would huvci
made fortune, The ludomitiible sj
were in box car when a freight train (
arrived at the t, i'. depot Sntunlny:
nigh! and they defied the train crew;
that attempted to dislodge them, Off! j
errs Spencer and Fisher were called,
routed thrin out of the dot car and look
Ihem lo the eltv jail lor the night, The,
men were bound south and the Hn.li.mi
police escorted them out uf town Sua
day morning.
agerial form of municipal government.
Hand)Ksllur-0n
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Eyeglass Service
Remember: Our Optical
Service insures Accur
ate, pains-taking exam
ination. -:- Courteous
treatment always. Kt a
sonable prices and com
plete satisfaction.
Miss A. McCulloch
Optometrist
Note change of location
20!)-210 Hubbard BMr.
IMione 109
!:! NEW TODAY
J Ono cent per word each inter- T
tion.
Copy for advertisement! un
der this heading should be in by
2 p. n. ,
THCNE MAIN ft '
SAI.K.M CHliMNF.Y HWKK1', phone 10.
OLD TAFKliS for carpets; 10 cents'
per hundred. Jou-tduI office.
FOOTHAMi i'usi-bull score, war uews
At Fred's night lunch.
J-'Olt HAl.l'l A fresh cow; good milker.
771 North Commercial.
l,OST Chain and locket, mouogruux
" ii. K tl." llct.urn to this olfico,
Howard.
Sl'I.KNDlD FI'HN iSH KD housekeeping
apartments at the Lincoln, CVi Ferry,
l'hone -10.".
WANI'FD Late model 5 -pnssougir
Ford, right price cash. 11. II., earn
Journal.
I, ((ST lilack loose lint' note book, k,o.
tnias musical notes. Return to .lour
mil office.
i'OK SAl.lO (Iood young Durham ccw,
also a five-iiionths-uld heifer cull.
I'houe 2.")0t)-,l-5.
LOST tiold uoeklaeo on Ocurch to
tween Statu und Marion. Leave at
Journal olfico.
(IOOD 1IOMF for one or two young
ladies. Trices reasonable. Ayj. ly
V. I.., cure . I o u run I .
CM IKK INV-Ni.jWy furnished three
room apiirtmeut; bath, electric, light.
1017 South Commercial.
FA KM LOANS-Oruguu Title Hi Land
Credit Co., Hill) V. S. National Hank
H'lildiug, Salem, Oregon.
(iUATS Anyone that wants his bru-.li
laud chared hy big Angora goals, ud
dress 11. F. ut Journal office.
Foil SALK- Ao 1S all-wool grey ker
sey ovorcont, size IIH, made to ordi r
and never worn. Trice if-III. 1'hoiic, l'.
ITT DAHLIAS FOR SALK At Slain
Fair (ir.uiiuls. .Further information,
) hone :'.'..( W evenings.
AHF.NT WANTKD To sell swiatini
mil winter hiailweur. The Fdurtie
in, L'J iislnugton i lace, .New r nrk
city.
l-'oli TIIADK For small limn, boii-io
and lot in T'lilias. Will pay port
cash if nccissaiy. Hex ('.sc.,. DiiKii-i,
( )i i gou.
F.I.F.VF.N ACl;.,S highly ciilliviiUil,
well improvi d, 1 Mj miles east Siilcm.
Tiiliculnis, writi or sec owner, Kculu
C, Dux I.I.
LAST CHAXCH THIS SI-.AS.iN - If
yni have any old .-iirpcts yoa wi-h
woviii into tlnlt'v nigs, ratify W. A.
I lo'il.i r. at uni-e. i 'hone '.' ISO- W.
d I I.I.I N Kll Y ( losing out my i-nt.io
line of 1 1 i n i u n 1 1 huts, veh et -, pIllioeN,
ct -., at, a great reduction, "'i'liu
Maples," one block north Mcyei-C
stole.
'OK NAI.F." Fine llulsteiii bull, -I. . via nl
ol.l. regivtciid, loi-ated one mile north
en: t Si, liny station on Oregon Flee
111.', AImi one full blooded Poland
chi:. a hour, one year i.'d. ,1. O. Furr,
h cite I. Jill, ;oii, ( Megen,
l-'i'll S.M.F, Oil Til A I IF. fur Salem J.rop
i "ty, i ijnity i, I' hou iu li'.;, it,. res iu:.r
Kiigene, I l.loi'ks fri.in car line, Hi
minutes role tu center of town; will
trii.le for lot or on house nml Int. In
Salem. Aililreis "II, L. II.," cmo
.1 ill 1 1: ii 1 .
ATTORNEYS.
! I"UKN, SCHIi.;;.;, k F.SSK--A t
tiiii.evs at law. Dtntsrhor Advokol.
Ms, "illi, "iL'U liailwuv Kxchiuigc biilg.,
Tin. lie Maui C..I7", Torllnud, Oregon.
j Rev. Carl Elliott, of the First Pro
byterian church, will talk on '"Ihn
Wurld's Trotest KnU-rprlse" al tlio
Tresbytery of Willamette, tomorrow in
Mluii.y. .
Mrs. M, McDrnongh. who reslrtiw on
statcsuiiin street, in this city, wm
taken to the Snli-ui hospilal today lo
' lllldel'L't nil QI'iTlllioli fur llppemiii'ltis
. 1 1
,When in BALr.M, OREGON, Kcp et
BLIGH HOTEL
Strictly Modorn
1 Tree and Private Baths.
RATES 7oc. 11,00. l.nn PER DAY.
; The only hotel In the business (listiM.
Nearest to all Depots, Theatre and
' Capitol Building.
1 A Henie Away from Home.
I T. O. BLlOIf. Pren.
Both rhtiirs rre Auto Bus,
Hut a man s mends seldom work I
overtime oil Hie friendship job,
Yeilerday was fact, today a real-
it v, but tomorrow Is visionary,
Hue, did yon ever tnrct a man whoi
was t is It enough lo in joy payiii'i tales 1 1
lias no time to train yoilng inen
ami women in the e?eiitmls of
business. They must bn trained
before engaging in business. The
first, ipuslion asked is "Wlint
can you dol'1
A knowledge of Stonotypv, Short
hand, Typewriting, Hookkeeplng
and allied subjects Is what iniiket
It possible to sin ,1 in a busi
ness position. It gives the
start opens thy wuy tu advance
ment. Prepare at the
Capital Business College
SAIEM, OREGON.
Dainty
Gray-Belle
Lunches
Satisfying
i " I--" i- 1 1 i , lmut
Special New Korean
City Restaurant
Spanish Chliken, Hot Taoulen, ChlM
Con Came, Chop Buey Noeillff
Ferry Htreet
rtslrTirnK
wwei f'H f f'TV rT'T