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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1915)
TEW. THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATO ED AY, FEBRUARY 15, 1915. Prospective Fair Visitors Should See Our Big Stock of Fine Trunks, Hand Bags and Cases The Largest and Best Selected Showing' in Salem w i f New Spring Merchandise Attractively Priced Beautiful Advance Showing of Women's and Misses' Garments The new Spring season is bringing out many beautiful creations in all lines. A visit to the different sections of this big store is certainly worth while. Here you can view the very newest and latest styles the things that will be popular and much wanted several months from now. The advance spring showing of New Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists and Skirts embody the very newest and latest ideas of the foremost garment manufacturers. We cordially invite you to see these new things. Watch the window displays, too. Commencing Monday--the Last Week of Our Great, Successful Clearance Sale of Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes andJSlippers People who need shoes are losing money if they do not supply needs during this event. Many shoes selling as low as Spl.UU a pair. ANNOUNCEMENT! For the benefit of our customers, Mr. C. S Mappin, a celebrated Chicago Foot Spe cialist, will give a two day Free Demonstration of Scholl's Foot Comfort Service at our store Friday and Saturday, Feb. 19-20 If you have any foot troubles, if your feet ache or pain, if you tire easily; if you have any foot deformity, consult him. There will be No- Charge for his services nor will you be obliged to purchase your shoes here. This New Departure is For Your Benefit For months we have been preparing for this new feature of added service to our customers and to people who have experienced difficulty in being fitted, or whose feet have been tortured, in order to bring relief to all foot sufferers. Our depart ment manager has been under special training not only in fitting foot gear but also in the proper methods of-correction of foot troubles by Dr. Scholl's' methods and with his appliances which are recognized as the greatest scientific discovery in the history of foot ailments. We aim to have this store known as the store of this city where perfect foot comfort service can be had. Henceforth This Store Will Give Scholl's Foot Comfort Service There's a Scholl's Appliance for Every Foot Ailment or Deformity No matter what your foot trouble may be, no matter what remedies you may have tried, no matter how hard you may have sought to get relief you can now come to this store knowing that your foot troubles are at an end. Even if you have been wearing arch supports come in and show your feet to the specialist. r -Here are some foot troubles and the proper Scholl devices and preparations for their correction: COMMON FOOT AILMENTS BROKEN DOWN ARCH SEVERE BUNION I? v J AND CONTRACTED OR MAMMtR TOES rnoNO AND Xil BUNION VL. C2C Brokn Down Arches Schnll 's TriSpring Arch Sup ports correct this trouble and even tin must severe CIISOS of flut foot. Crnmpod Toes and Hummer Toos-SehoH's Foot-Eusor, properly fitfi'il, holds up fimt arch, prevents crowding forward mill cramping of torn. Srhull's Hummer Tin Hpring fur hammer toes. Corns Scholl 's Ahsorlio Pads -a shape 11 ml size for each tin1, Scholl's Fixo Cum Plasters remove corns in I.H honrH. Over and Undorlnpplng Toes-Scholl 's Toe-Flex Pre vents this trouble by holding toes straight. Weak Ankles Scholl's Foot Ku.er firmly holds up the wcukened ankle by supporting the areh correctly. For .'hildren or adults. Extreme High Insteps 'Hclmll 's Tri'Spring Areh Sup. ports nre fitted to equalize ami distribute the weight. Take pressure off the ball and make shoes fit better. Severe Bunions Scholl ' liiinion Right straightens the toes during the daytime while you wear Scholl's Hiinion Spring at night which acts as n lever to briny them back into place. Scholl 's Iluninn Reducer is a shield of antiseptic rubber which takes the pressure off the enlarged joint ami reduces the influmntion. Calloutos on Soles of Feet Scholl's Anterior Metatar sal Arch Support holds up the transverse arch of the foot, relieves callouses, mctutursnlogia and .Morton's Toe. Alisorbo Callous, l'ails relieve pressure and stop the puin. Take Advantage of this Specialist's Free Advice Don't hesitate to talie advantage of this Foot Specialist's visit and FREE demonstration whether you are one of our customers or not. lie is here to help all foot sufferers and his services and advice are free with no obligation .in your part to buy your shoes here. The House of Quality JiviloooDioooDs hsJ OYER AND UNDtfUAPPING TQES EXTREME HIGH INSTEP Spring is Splendidly Represented in the Wash Goods Department Here are a few of the many popu lar fabrics for spring and summer waar. Full -line of India Linons, 32 in. yard, 10c. 122c, 15c, 20c, 25c 3HIRRETTE 36-in.; a linen thread finished material; very good for ladies' waists and dresses, yard... 25c, 35c VOILE 38-in.; a good quality, yard 25c SEED CLOTH 40-in.j a very new material for waists and dresses, SEASIDE CLOTH 40-in.; new, up-to-date wash goods. SHADOW LACE VOILE Very handsome dress material. EMBROIDERY LINEN 30-in; yard, 60, U5, 75, 85, 90, $1.15 JO-in.; yard $1.35 45-in.; yard $1.15, $1.25, $1.50 BUTCHER LINEN , 36-in.; yard 60c, 75c, 85c LINEN bHEETINO 90-in.; yard - $1.50 BERKELEY CAMBRIC 36-in.; for fine underwear; yard 12'2c, 15c, 23c IRISH POPLIN 27-in.; splendid material for dresses; yard 25c BURTON'S NEW CLOTH Crope finish; 27-in.; very fine wash goods for dresses; yard ...25c INDIAN HEAD 36-in.; maVies a. very durable suiting; yard 16 2-3c DOTTED SWISS 27 and 30-in.; yard 20c, 25c, 35c, J5c, 50c, 60c CHECKED DIMITIES 27, 30 and 36-in.; yard 12'. -jc, 15c, 20c, 25c, 35c ENGLISH NAINSOOK 56-in,; yard 15c, 20c, 25c IMPERIAL LONO CLOTH 30-in.; yard 16 2 3c, 20c, 25c PIQUE 27 and 32-ln.; yard 25c, 35c, 40C, 50C, 60c GALATEA 28-ln.; dandy goods for Middy Blouses; yard 20c HANDKERCHIEFS A very complete line. LINENS 36-in., Ladies; yard $1, $1.25, S1.50, $1.75. $2.25 4 1 -ill. Linens for Gents' Hand kerchiefs; yd Si, $1.25, $1.50,$1.75 Our 730th Wednesday Surprise. A GREAT SALE OF SPLENDID Bath Towels USUAL 25c QUALITY 3 FOR 50c SPECIAL NEXT WEDNESDAY. These towols are s, large size good weight, thick and thirsty; hem med ends. Housewives will do well to attend this sale next Wednesday and put In a Bnpply, for such a towel opportunity cornea seldom. Our usual 25c grade offered at this give-away price as a special surprise attraction for this 730th Wednesday EUle. Don't fail to see tlio window display. Notice the splendid site and their thickness. Special for one day 3 for SOc Sale starts at 8:30. No phone orders taken. NEW TODAY One cent -per word each inser tion. Copy for advertisements un der this heading should be in by 2 p. m. PHONE MAIN 81. ft . PERSONALS Hon. B. A. Booth is in the city from i f hugtne today. A. D. Lof'ferty, of Corvallis, is a vis itor in the city. .M. K. Whitman of Falls City is reg istered at the Bligh. tt. H. Colvin, of Hcio, is in the city j J transuding uuaiuess. Kinery J. Jsewton, of Corvallis, i a legislative visitor today, Lewis Johnson, a druggist of Silver- ton, is in the city ou business. Y. II. Brundnge, forest supervisor, of j Albanv, is in the city todnv. A. B. Kobinson, Jr., of Dallas, is a CH01CU j-ucro tract, Hollywood: SHO business visitor iu Salem today. cash, balance easy payments, Phone E. V. I'eotz is at home today suf- 512-M. fering from an attack of the grippe. L"7Tv ; : : r- U. A. Tnw, of the Red Cross I'har-i ,un" '' ', vun mncy, is in Woodburn for a week end ' 1,t0:'K snares. visit. WAXTKll A woman ta assist iu nurs ing. Kl!l Fir street. FOR RENT Small dwelling in North. Sulcin. Fhone Carey F. Martin, 41'.). I'iione 2151-U. .Mrs, W. T. (irier, wife of Represcn ta'tivo (irier of I'olk county is in tiie city visiting friends. J. C. Hussel', of San Bernailino, will arrive in the city this evening lor a few days' visit. Jliss Sylviu Beckman and .Miss Kdna lowusend are week end guests ut Cor vallis with friends, .Miss Dora 1.. 1'atterson, of Portland, is visiting over Sunday with .Mrs. h. . Wallace, KiSl) B. street. .Miss Edna Steen, tencher in the Sil verton schools, is iu the city visiting with friends over Wunduy. Miss .Mary Vaatis, with her niece, Constance, is spending the week end at Portland visit ng .Mrs. V. U. (irundig. Reginald Rankin, a contructor of l.os Angeles is in the city on business. .Mr. Rankin spent liis boyhood days iu Sa lem. .Miss Ella Hums, of Sulem, arrived here last evening euroute to Coos coun ty, where her sister is quite ill. Rose burg Review. A. ,1. I.ilburn, of Rnseburg, is in the city visiting with friends and attending the legislature. .Mr. 1. ilium is iu the furniture business at Hoseburg. A. T. Woolnert leaves this eveniinf DhTliSTOUH fixtures for sale. Jn l'.iire I'oole's drugstore, 115 North Liberty; WANTED I'lain sewing at home or nt " house by hour. Price reasonable, tii'l Center street. HUU.M and board for one or twn young ladies in private family; close in. 351 Nort.i Cottage. FOR UK NT l'p to date 7-rooin flat, close in. See h 11. Fleming. l'ho";i 12). Residence phone l'2. J FST a few more scpiirnUirs left at, hard time rices at the Capitul City Creamery. See liillv Meier. FtlR HUNT House, burn, four lots; orchard, well, all kindH of fruit; $1U per month. I'hono 134 1-M. WANTKI) ifils.iO on farm property for 3 years; security value $ l.jno. V. A. l.ision, agent, 4M Court ftreet. FOR RENT Six-room house, one block business district, 006 North Cominci cinl. ('all at house or phone 535. FOR SAI.K Vetcii and grain hay at the ranch or delivered, (ieoige Swc- for 1'ortlnnd to meet his brother ami K'-y ianlen Hoad. J'houe 24-F-2. sisu-i nuu lire coining to visit Mllll, iruMl ... ., k-..ll,.,.i,i ' I Wf .-Al.lv-I.ill .Miss A. McCulloch, the optometliist, spent Friday and Sutnrdnv in Portland. bushels good spriui; waeat at Mcl all s dairv ranch, six miles north of Salem. Call 51-1M. FOli SAI.K. vning Jersey and tlu'.M'nsey, giving six ipmrts per day; fresh June 1. "il'il Turner street. WILL person tailing, little brown velvet Tippeinrv hat 1'ioni steps of MoofcM hall kindlv return isnuie to -louiuaW She will In' at her office in the Hub I cow until Dmliliug, .Monilny morning as usual, llollin K. Page left Inst evening for an extended business trip in the east,. winch will include New" York eitv and Washington, lie will be uwav about ! n , i, t T) ii , i'ti, ..,. ! i .i : SIX-ROOM house for rent between J. i(. Hottbu nor, president of the! ... , , , ,, , , ,., lloffbuner Lumber companv of Suit j - 1 mfl'li Lake City, was registered at the Mar- I ft " AW H1 tuu,t- 1 ll0' " ion hotel yesterday. Ho left this mom- I ; ing for a business trip into the SiletzlHAVE n few more of those fine J'ly- timber country. i ,(!, i;u,.t eodiernls which I will Mrs. C. M. White and twin baby girls ; sell reasonable. Morguli, 1'lneie II- Mary Louise and Francis Llennor, left i I'.2. on the Oregon Electric limited this i morning for Portland, nfter a two ; WE will allow you the highcBt. price for weeks' visit with Mrs. J. I). White of this eity. They were accompanied by Miss White and Miss Etta White. your usod furnituro in exchange for new. Culef Bros., home furnishers. Phone 5!3. Steamship Is Attacked By German Submarine Amsterdam, .Feb. 12. The Geininu submarine U-2 yesterday attacked the steamship Laertes of the Ocean Steam ship company, off the Mans lightship. The laptain, however, manipulated the liner so that, the torpedo, fired by the submarine misser its murk, , The (iermnns, however, continued to fire on tiie Lnertes and riddled her fun nel and several of her bonts, News of the nttnek wns received here today in a wireless message. The enptuiu of the Lnerles said the submarine rose suddenly in front of his ship and signalled for him to stop. Af ter showing the Hutch flag, the captuiu refused and headed for neutral waters at full speed. Tho Laertes finally reached Vmuioen urn) the submarine gave up the chase. Th" man who would retain the good will of his friends shrnlil remember; that there are n great many tilings j he most not forget to forget. i I'Oli SALE liy owner, 15 acres fine land, fenced ami clear, rock road. Ilargain if taken soon. Flume l-L Knidence. phune 112, WANTKI) To boy u lew ouiig wvll hre.l heifer calves. Also ciiam sep iirntur; must be first class, A.blre-'i F. X. loo, enre .luiiriiiil. FOR SALK (iooil cow, with' or with out heifer calf; good tester; price iljht. B. S. Willi'ms, one block east, second house north of asylum. FOR SALK One good horse, nged uiii.) years, weight about Kl'iO, color sor rel; price JH 1 7.1. Square Don I Ucalty Co., 304 I'. S. National Haul.- bldg. FOR SALK House and two lots in Kaglewfiid Addition, Salem; fruit, flunr i.niiiii.,'iih mice ifcsOO. terms ii wa'ited. Address, M"2 North Six teenth street. MUSICAL SAIEH-KS or Poor." The instruaient is "Tuned" or it is out of tune. When "Tuned" it possesses that wonderful facility of modulation, permitting the artist to ronin lit will through the whole field of tonalities. I tender this kind of tuning ' .rr;,i.. i.. Kni.,,,. ,;,.;,, it i.' k..i I'hone 2;i:.4 J. ' ' CALL A TAXI FHONB 700 Office Bligh Hotel BAXEM TAXICAB 00. FOli SALE il7',a acres, 5',i miles from Garfield, Wash.; all No. I liiacu mmi, 50 in clover nnd timothy. All new buildings. Price $11000, part ensh, in quire 0S2 Mill street, Salem, Ore. NICK LITTLK CLACK to raise chicken-; 5 room house, chicken house, be'iy patch and garilen spot; on ear line,' just outside city limits, o cent fare. l.Vitl. J. N'. (laniard, 21') st.ite. I'hone Id. ONR ACRE nnd ."-room house for snl", r.'illj three miles ninth: will lako team as part payment. AIo one .iiv czj Cetaloma incubator for sale ' trade lor horse, harness or liacH. I n.i I or write 421 North ( 'ominercinl. HKl.C WAXTKH, MALKS --Lingo knit ting mill invites eorrespn.ul.'uce froui ll oesirous oi ear k moio-.. , pi'". J..11 : I ...... .... ..',,. n ll. I met on i oin.u imi.i 1 n. West Philadelphia, Pa. or lull time; necessn rv. Corporntinn, Special New Korean City Restaurant Spanish Chicken, Hot Tamales, Chill Con Came, Chop Suey Noodles 420 Ferry Street STUDENTS TRY FOR FR1ZE. 1 merciiil Club is offering two series of I prizes for the best essay on, "Why We Commercial CI"1" Will Olve Reward to! should Huy at Home.'' j "Bout Essay" on Buying at Tlnee prizes will be given to lhe Home. High school coiilestuutH uad three In; ' Ta order to stimulate the "buy nt the guides, For the best essay in each home'' movement through the students; sniies, the prize will be tVOii, for the of the grades nnd High school, the Com ! next best, 12.50, and for the third pri.e, 1.S0. The essays nre limited to be submitted. The Commercial Club' would be n credit to the Capital City, 2'i0 words and they must be submitted1 reserves (he right to publish nay of Ihe Is the general opinion of the members before March ll. j essays. f the club. As the season Is up-' The teachers from each room will. ! pioaching when many of the members select five of the best essays submitted WOULD BUILD CLUB HOUSE. ! will be on the grounds every day, the and these iu turn will be placed in the; uonoinl feeling is that n suitable house hands of n central committee for the That an up to dale club house should should be erected before the season is final awards. At least 50 essays must; ho built at the Country Club, one that ia full swing. I In order to get things in shape and to bring the building proposition before the chili in proper form, state architect W. C. Knighton has been duiwlng plans which will be submitted to the club so that should favorable action be taken, the club house could bo completed by enrlv summer. I1KI.C WANTI'.O, FKMALKS Lingo knitting mill invites coircspoudeiicn from women desirous of earning mon ey, part or full time, (loul pay. Et perience unnecessary. Interuatiounl Knitting Mills,- West I'hiludolphiu, 1M, PllOTOdllAPIlY Knsy terms for i learning a paying profession in your spare time. Retouching course, good pay for bnly-receptionist leatning ro touching; gentlemen work nt homo or in position. If interested, call nf Eisner's Art Studio, 26."i Norlh Com meieiul. We Waiit Eopi'onontntivoB Evorywhcro to work for tit, buying nnd selling Heal Kstute. Mortgages, llonds, Stocks, etc. We pay pnrt salary and pint, commis sion. Hood hustlers tuny cam from $3,000 to $10,000 per year or tnoie no pievimis experience necessiiiv. We equip and start yon out. INTERNA TIONAL REALTY CORPORATION, 412 Otis Bldg., 10 S. La Salle St., CHICAGO. Steve Henderson in "Brown of Harvard," February 16 and 17 day's Journal Scat Sale Opens Monday Morning, February 15th, at 9:00 o'clock