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THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL. BAT. OKEGON, MOTOAYAFBttJg
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SPECIAL SALE WOMEN'S STYLISH COATS, $13.85
Meyer's Exposition Contests
A vote with every 25c purchase.
J Free trips to the Panama fair at San Francisco
I separate contests:
May Contest ends May 20th
June Contest ends June 20th
July Contest ends July 20th
Aug. Contest ends Aug. 20th
Sept. Contest ends Sept. 20th
1 Save your sales checks. Vote for your favorite. Help them win a free trip.
Five
A Great Sale of Silks
88 Cents a Yard.
Commencing Monday. This new ship
ment of silks will appeal to every wom
an who contemplates a new waist or
dress for summer. The assortment in
cludes many beautiful patterns in the
most wanted colorings; plaids, figures
and stripes are prominent. If you are
at all interested in silks do not fail to
attend this event which commenced
this morning in the silk section. Your
choice of the lot,
88 Cents a Yard
See the Window Display (Court Street)
Our 740th Wednesday Surprise April 28
An Interesting Sale of Fine
Stationery at 23c a Box
A monster offering of fine boxed sta
tionery, letter paper with envelopes,
correspondence card sets, and combina
tion sets. Plain white and tinted, a
splendid assortment to choose from.
This stationery is new and at this price
should interest everyone. Every woman
and young woman should see this great
offering for next Wednesday. Your
choice of the assortment, 23c a box.
Sale Starts at 8 :30
See the Window Display (Court Street)
All Around Town
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Dr. Idendelwnn, peciallst in fitting
(lanes correctly. U. 8. bauk bldg.
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Dr. Wisllcenus Sanatorium for pres
ervation and restoration of health.
Hubbard building.
Gospel hall services. Please notice,
rimver mwtitiLrn n)i im,,,l t'rnlll WeilllCH-
clay 7::!0 p. in. to Fridiiv, p. m. Sun-1 touching
days, Sunday school at 1 ':"' ni., work,
morning services at 11:W a. '" Julius
ogift, pastor.
An invitation to all the Sunday
school teachers and those interested in
Sunday school work has been extended
by the First Christian church to hear
the addresses of I1. J3. Billington, who
will appear at the First Christian
church tonight and tomorrow evening.
Mr. Billington is an expert in Sunday
school work, especially in methods of
and organization or Class
The Capital Luratier co., 349 south
Twelfth. Buildi-g material of all kinds.
Ice cream social" Tuesday evening,
April 27, at the .lason l.cc church, giv
en ny the Ladies' Aid. A short pro
gram willl be rendered. Ice cmiui ami
cuke 10c. Keineinber Die time and place.
f j Congressman Hawley went to Port
land today to deliver mi address nctore
the Woodmen, of the World who are
holding a special eelcliiatiea this week
in honor of I. I. Bunk, nho lias ben
head consul of tho lunge fur the past
ten years.
Astonishing Sale of Women's Oxfords, $1.00 Pair
An important clearance of Women's Oxfords, many formerly sold
at $3.50 to $4.00. Blacks and tans in the popular leathers, button
and lace models. You'll be surprised at such values. Take your
choice at
$1.00 a Pair
See the Window Display (Liberty Street)
SILVER
SOUVENIR
SPOONS
Free with each
t $2.50 purchase
STATE
SOUVENIR
SPOONS
OOOD1GOOD S
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PERSONALS
Card of ThankiS.
We wish to thank the neighbors anil
friends for their kindness and sympathy
and for the beautiful floral offerings'
(luring the illness and rieatli or our
beloved daughter and sister.
IR. AND MRS. K. HXXKH8
AM) family:.
Mrs. Jacob Bauerman, who suffered a
slight stroke of paralysis Friday, is im
proving slowly. She suffered consider
able last night but today was reported
as resting easily.
Girl Lawyer Will
Thotnnsiin was committed' to the peni
issucd a revocation of conditional
.should lie defended by women. Miss
j liny no is- unutterably opposed to cap-
flnnncn Vlar VntYtar ' lmm"ll""'"t' a'"" Hllill f"r h1"' can- pardon which was grunted to Richard
VfjpUoC flCl ralli"! not see why, if nn individual is hanged j teutiaiy iipm conviction of the charge
; for murder, a whole army should not lie of assault not, being armed with a
Berkeley, Oil., April i!li. Miss Mar-1 "'' for the same offense after win- dangerous weapon, from .laclison conn
gaiet llnyne, the California I'niversilv "'"K " Km,f victory and slaughtering'))', on April 7, I Dr.. His minimum
girl just admitted to the bar, declared . lns Is of other men. term of sentence expired April 7 of
today Hint she would open n low office i ' ' 1 ' this year, He is now held by the
opposite )o thai of her father, a high-1 PninlltlOII'll Parflfltl Ic sheriff of .laclison county to whom
ly successful attorney, iiud run t'lioiully V'UIIUllltPllUI 1 U UUU la , Thomuson is said lo have confessed lo
(ipposilioa to lii in, fust to demonstrate' RpVfilfPfl Rv flnVPrnnr" ""' iss'"' "'' l"lss'nK "'' forg"d checks.
that won an make as good lawyers! UCYUIYCU UJ UUTCIIIUI . .
lis men. I Most women suspect there is some
She said she would spi'eiali.e in I'cin (lovernor Wilhvcoiobe Ihis moiuiug mischief brewing every time their hus
inine clients, us, in her opinion, w omen ' Thomasoii uu .'miliary I of this year, bauds smile.
xne Salem Military band is fortunate
iu having secured Hans Meyer, of Spo-
kaae, as clarionet player. Mr. Mever
Automobile tnps passengers anfl ' was regarded as one of the best players
baggage; rates reasonable. Country I in Spokane ami i his coming here will
trips a specialty. ('. 0. Mcl'Iroy. j " Rreimy 10 me mmie ohiio
Phone: Day, 947; night, (i:'!.
Barrere ensemble, anuory, Tuesday,
May 4, Seats 2, l.."n, l, "c.
The river is at the unusually low
stage of 1.8 feet for this li of year.
With this low stage, the government
dredger will soon lie working on sand
bars, especially those near Kola.
The Odd Fellows are making plans
you are invited to be present at the
He will
appear with them in concert this sum
mer.
Mrs. Maud B, Cox has purchased from
It. S. Carter the photographic business
known bb the Bullock Studio. Mrs. Cox
is well known in the city. She formerly
conducted a studio at Klamath Falls.
A. J. Krueger, of rural route No. 2,
is in tho city today on business. Ho
states that the prune crop in his sec
tion is fairly good, and that while the
Robert Duncan was in Portland yes
terday. Joe Haines was a Sunday visitor in
"Portland.
Frank Olson, of Jefferson, is in the
city today.
i G. Pyle and wife are registered to
day at the Bligh.
R. C. Churchill, of Albany, was in the
city visiting with relatives.
Chester Martin, an attorney of Tort
land, was in Salem this morning,
George Lew is and wife went to Port
land this morning on the Electric.
D. K. Hurt and Fred Stute were in
the city yesterday, from Woodburn.
O. F. Fowler, a farmer of Polk coun
ty, was in the city today on business.
Mrs. B. F. Pound spent Sunday at
Chemawa with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Savage.
G. A. Taw, of the Red Cross Phar
macy, and Martin Smith, motored to
Silverton yesterday
Clyde Knapp, of the training school,
returned yesterday from Idaho, with a
boy who escaped several months ago.
E. H. Anderson and family were in
Silverton yesterday as the guests of Mr.
I.athrom, of the Silverton Lumber com
pany. Mrs. Ella Moore, who has been visit
ing for the past ten dnys with realtives,
left yesterday for Portland, whero she
will visit Mrs. G. A. Rockwell before
returning to her home in Waterloo.
Iowa.
Mrs. H. C. Brown, of Salem, who is
on her way to California, stopped here
last evennig to visit with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. E. 11. Billings. Roscburg Review.
Damon's Special
wTomorrow
Fresh
10n
2 tu"s R"'' OAeiT
$1.65
' here, too friZi
month and e the "diffejf
DIED
I. O. O. F. hall Mnn.hiv evening. April I old trees will not nave more than iio
li, to celebrate the anniversary of the cent of a crop, yet all the young j
organization of Odd Fellowship in Am-1 trees will bear heavily and that the crop
eri'u. special program. Committee. i "n " """-, um ue u one.
Barrere ensemble, armory, Tuesday,
May 4. Seats p2, $l.oii, l, "".
The "1915 Comet," the class book of
the Willamette university, is now out
The Rev. F. E. Billington, during his
stay in the citv, will be a guest of G.
F. Sceley, 12S0 Chemeketa street, lljs
lectures to be given at the First Christ
ian church aro attracting much atten-
of the hands of the I'iliott Printing ; t'01' f""1 Sunday school workers.
Clias. K. Spaulding returned today
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
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Quality Furniture and Satisfied Customers
CRESCENT
RANGES
Tlie Crescent Range is the best stove that
can be bought for the money. They are made
in three sizes of ovens. Black or polish top.
In fact we have just the stove that you want
for just the price you can afford to pay. Sold
on thirty days' free trial.
All Stoves and Hanjres in our Exchange
Department are specially priced during this
sale.
If you have an old stove or range that you
would like to dispose of, we would be pleased
to take it in as first payment on a new one,
or we would allow you all it is worth
trade on other merchandise.
oiiipanv niol ready for the binder. The
'toil . ...i.iny in lt t-un.'.l u-ill In. t-i'inlv
for distribution bv next Satnrdav. j""," tnrec weeks visit to ( lncago
- ' q I anil eastern points. While in I milium
A butterfly dance will be given at ,IB "l;"lc 11 'ct with tiie Indiana i
.Moose hall Wednesday evening, April 18,10 ('- ' "mniufaeture their patent!
H i silo lor the Pacific coast. Work otf
0 ' these silos will begin at the plant herei
Barrere ensemble, armory, Tuesday, ' wi,1'i" 11 'w weeks. The Indiana siloj
Mav 4. Seats $2, l..n, if I, 7,jc. ' U!,m1 1,1 11,1 l'l,ltH of ,,,t! country, the
jlndi-ina plant iminufactiiring IMiiln last
L. J. Chapiu, county agriculturist, ' vr' Mr. Spaulding nlso pliieed nn or-,
will give an address next .Mondav even-' ,li'r whllc 111 ,llt! im 11 m'w i' saw;
ing before tho Methodist Brotherhood ,"r 'lie mi11 n,,'c'
of tho Leslie M. K rhoreh. The address i 0
will be illustrated bv stereoptican views' Mal attempts suicide, but is unsuc-,
and will be on the subject of gulden-, eessl'ul. Grand, May 1.
ing and bird life. ' o
o I Dr. Aascln, dentist, second floor Bank
Special music has been secured for "1' Commerce bldg.
the Aitisau's dance Wednesday even-' o
ing, April 2, at Moose hall. ' j Mayor White and Aldermen Patter-
I sua, Cook, Ward, lluddleston, Von !
Barrere ensemble, armory, Tuesday,' I'-sehen and I'nnih will go to l-Jugeiie to
May I, Scuts f.', l..)(l, if I, 7.)c, i inorrow to take n look and investigate:
I the workings of the "pay as you en
Mr. and Mrs. Roliort Taulus returned I ,('''" street cars, It is understood that
Sunday evening fr n short trip to'""' ' ''" Hailway company is1
Seaside iiud I'mtlnml, where they went j ,u l'ut 011 "l'.v J'"U
for their honi'vi u. Mr. I'auliis was 1 cuter" curs in this city, should porinis-
bnck at his desk nt I lie Salem Fruit sion be given by the council, The "pay
I'nion this moi'iiitig happy as a lurk. Ils ,VIIU enter" cars aie now used ini
- - o i nearly an or rue large cities ol the
Cottage Hotel, on Front and Court country and have been found pine- j
streets. Mis. ,lco Itent, proprietress, !
3 ' liiKvn uii'l I'oiinl il per week. 11 1
i, "i, oiuno a inii unilinear, cures tne
! Attention. Moose' flnnm nut. to t)i Itch.
meeting Tuesilav. The eiitertninment I 0
committee has provided some surprises; 11 ll0t always the luck of fislicr
for you, i men to catch I'.' and H-iudi trout in the;
o Santi.im, Yesterday was probably a
Tho steamer City of Eugene will I1,1"1' day I'or I'isn lo bite. Anyhow,
leave tomorrow inoi iliug for Oregon ; I'' rank Mapes and Klmer (liles, who I
, 1 1 to tow ihc r, s. dredger Chatnpoeg Hl'nt "1' on the Santinni uinl chased up
jup lo Kida. The government will le-i'"'d down the stream all day in the;
Igiu .bedging nt ine I'.oln gravel bar. ' neighborhood of Minion, returned with.
Inn ing the In-t yeur the river at this ! ""'y ,w0 s111"'1 ''sh, nnd a headache, i
point has changc'il its channel, forming '''if '''H'li and Drill Walker also were
sandbars at ycveial places, "fin hunting" in that district, too,.
.... ,, 'yesterday. Cliff luought back three!
Wille Europe Is at war, "An Anieri- ""'' ' 1 1 1 K fellows but "rin never got'
can Citizen" goes to the (iraad, May 1. ""' "ut the fishing was gbcioiis.
CKOWI.EY 8. K. Crowley, aged 83
years, died this morning at (i:55
o'clock at the home of his daughter,
Airs. V. W. Fawk, Folk county.
He leaves seven children, nil of whom
were at his bedside. Services will be
held nt the Fleasant Hill church nt
Crowley, Oregon, Wednesday at 11
o'clock. Mr. Crowley is one of the old
est Oregon pioneers and iff well known
throughout the valley.
Tha ftrapAti theatrA uHll rlflvnto Tuftfl.
day und Wednesday nights as benefit
nights for the Salem Commercial club,
the proceeds to go towurds the large
electric sign to be erected near the
Southern l'ucifie crossing. As special
attractions these evenings, there will be
four feature films, an orchestra and
"The Great I.azcrn," tho nuigiciaii who
brings three assistants with him, and
who cun out-Hindoo u Hindoo when it
comes to basket tricks.
The 25 racing pigeons that were lib
erated by Staiitton! .lonos, agent for
tlreat Northern Kxpresg company, nt
7:0:1 o'clock this morning, arrived in
Seattle in exactly 3 hours and 50 min
utes. The air line distance to Seattle
is 233 miles. When the pigeons were
set free this morning, they uroso about
100 feet und, after circling once, made
a bee line for Seattle.
II. B. Chase, representing the Town
Development League, will come to Sa
lem next Wednesday to converse with
the various committees appointed in
the greater Salem movement. Air. Chase
is known as one of the biggest men in
the country on the town development
proposition nnd has been instrumental
in the building up of sixty-five cities in
nil parts of the country.
The Cherrians will hold a meeting
this week to take some definite action
on accepting the invitation to attend
the celebration at the opening of the
Celilo ennui. The flagship steamer
I'ndine will leave Tertland on the
morning of April 30 and arrive in Lew
istoa May 3. The celebrations will lie
gin on the down trip. The round trip
ticket for the whole voyage from I'oit
land is $".0D, which docs not include
berths or meals.
No man should run for office whose
character won't stand the witness box
test,
Damon&Soa
855 North Ccai'l Vim
Oovcri,orWitl,yc.omhclllt th
r,!),". wving MBteace ii t;
pen. cntuiry ),.,, ,luiDi,,Bni0111
false pretenses, committed fr )y
nomal. county and a r(.stura,iM
uen ship to John Payne, of &W.
ty, who as paroled several nitli, .;,
The nihers of the committee nf 0r:
ing the Ostroni revival meeting
; meet ut supper thin evening at h0V,i
jat the First 1'iesbyteriau ciiurrb.
Isaiah Elbert, living two milti op iw
river in Polk county, claims the
I tion of having the first ri raM
; ries of the season. He says they ir
j about two weeks earlier than iii V
has ever raised, and that his l, ,
I berries will he ripe and retdj i,,
within two weeks.
i The Odd Fellows and ItMu ti':
hold u special session tlu'i eKniiipi
i the lodgo rooms, celebrating tit Ml
i nn ni versiiry of the founding cl ll
, lodgo. Judge (icurge H. Bwwt, ,i
; grand master, and other! ti'mfr-
il resses.
The funeral servicmwiwii
of Miss Aniinhelle Jiiifi'it.itote't
I the Salem hi;li ncW nereWi.'""
day afternoon, al the i'rl Cs
! tio'nal ciiuicli, Ktr. Jam t'hii rn
1 ing the sermon. Bfiuiinii u
of the love of students an'
(Superintendent Elliott ml bV
ing high school inn-. n,
bearers: l'rofewr Srli.. I;
Davis. Sch.iudle,niiilV"iiC.li"l"1
nigh school girls acting uusArn. Sjv
Julia Hross I'inncll '
-Deaatiful Isle of S,me ere, '
also appeared in duet with Mr.nnd M
II W Hross, anil Harold Jury mi
"Jesns Savior Tilot Me." and "L-''
Kindly Light."
Wlen in SALEM, 0MMN, m
BLIGH HOTEL
Strictly Modm
HATES 75c, $1.00, 'M'''im
The only Uot.llnth. l.
Kcarcst to aU Dtp."1"
Capitol BulldingJ.
A om. AW from H.
Both rr-AuttS
FOR SALE
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Ir "'"3 '' and
; PP i up
ijjti&xLtiMM''''-!"" '"T Esau
yt, i-i'tfm y It I lam 1 1 iWi r
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Our line of Go-Carts and
Itaby Muggiest in not ur-paM.-fd
by any in Siilwn. Soe
thm More purchasmj?.
homeIfurHISHERS
ILUK .QURT&t HIGHSTS.
BRILLIANT SWEEPER
None Better
Only $19.50
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD HEREr
2rc meal for 1 r.c. 179 S, Commercial When you make a change, try a Bon
Neon's. ( Ton, Salein-inade sniolu1. 5 cents.
Secretary R. B. Ooodin, of the state Postmaster Huckestoin is in receipt
board of control, returned yesterday "r instiuctions from t.ie first postnius
from n visit to the Eastern Oregon 'tor general, Washington, relative to
branch Insane asylum, at l'endleton, on postage on letters and packages to for
business connected with his department, eign addresses. One of the lules of
He reports great improvement in the the department is that when first class
grounds surrounding the institution and matter or packages are received with
with the institution generally and much out sufficient pi. .tape for foreign conn
activity in the line of preparation for tries they will be forwarded, but the
the construction of the new 100,000 ' postage due must be paid bv the partv
wiiiC to be added to the building his . receiving the mail, at just ' double the
l,ull,lll,'r 'tegular rate. Tlu.'e who are sending
T,. .., 11 . . "'"'I I" toreign countries would save
lHKh while you may; be happy tnd their Irieuds extra expense, miv the
gin. ' An Aiaeiicait fitizen, " (Irand, circular, if they would have their let
' "X Iters or packages properly weighed and
,M. . " . the collect amount of postage paid.
This is carpet cleaning time. Have '
your .III pel mi, M,, cleaned by a first
1 """' . -ney t inn, 4'.' Court street.
Watch the dally cartoons at the Jit-
There is Danger in
"earing Classes Not
Suited to Your Eyes
When your glasses cease to give you the com
fort they formerly did in rending
or seeing objects at a distance or
near at hand, it is important that
you attend to the matter immedi
ately, for many eyes are ruined
forever through wearing improper glasses,
FITTING EYES IS A DELICATE PROPOSITION AND
ONE THAT REQUIRES SKILL AND' KNOWLEDGE.
Come here where you are assured of getting high grade!
accurate and experienced assistance at all times.
Miss A. McCulloch, Optometrist
208-200 Hubbard Bldg. H Thone 109
CHANGE OF PROGRAM AT
Bligh
Theatre
TOMORROW and WEDNESDAY
Run Away June
10th Episode very exciting
Zudora
18th Episode, 2 parts very
niystorlous.
Exploits of Elaine
10th Episode, 2 part The life
Current a gripping play.
Spring Time Feeling
Up to tho Minute.
Special Keystone Comedy
7 REELS 7
Bligh
Theatre
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jell on very cV tern.
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