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IK EIGHT THE 8AI1EM CAPITAL JOTJBNAIi, BAI.EM, OREGON, SATURDAY. JUNE 19, 1915, IT'S NOT THE PRICE YOU PAY, BUT WHAT YOU GET FOR THE PRICE THAT DETERMINES THE VALUE OF YOUR BARGAIN "Extra Value" Bargains in Women's and Children's iady-to-Wear. It Will Pay You to Visit This Section llll I nr. -", WALUU HILLS PIONEffii HOLD ANNUAL PIC1 Monday is Silk Day A Great Sale of Messaline Silks. $1.00 grade, extra value at 79c a yard Our No. 748tlIVedneseay Surprise, Sale June 23 A Sale of Women's I A Sale of Children's I White Petticoats, at 69c each This offering of Women's Pet ticoats includes Pique and Muslin garments some fin ished with plain scalloped edge, others with embroider ed and lace edged flounce. Well made and finished and worth much more than the price asked Extra value for next Wednesday only. Your choice GOc each. These Wednesday Sales start at 8:30. ceived. (See the Window Display.) Rompers at 25c each Just the garment for Children to romp in. Strong, well wash ing Seersucker is used in the making of these May be had in Grey, Navy, Pink or Blue Stripe pattern. A very neat model and you could not duplicate them at this price if you made them yourself. Extra value for next Wednes day only, 25c each. No phone orders re- Monday we place on sale for the one (lav's selling, our line of lustrous Messaline Silks in all the popular colors. This event will be the greatest Messaline Silk Sale of the season such popular colors as Electra and Peacock Blues American Beauty Salmon Pink Gold Cherry Red Old Rose Pink Blue Navy, Garnet, Russian Green Bright G reen, etc. A fine value at -tl .00 a yard. Extra Special for Monday only 79c a yard Extra Values in Toilet Goods Section Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday (See the Big Window Display.) A Sale of Madetline Face Powder. A Soft, Velvety Smoothness for those who use this pow dera fine quality, 50c size special for three days, com mencing Monday, 29c a box A Special Value Eu- taska Toilet water. Those who know good Toilet Waters need not be told about Eutaska good enough to grace any dress ing table. A 75c size Spe cial for three days, com mencing Monday, 59c a bottle. Handy Hand Brush Just the Brush you need for washing hands and fingers nail good bristles sev eral styles of backs. Our 25c seller Special for three days, commencing Monday, 19c each. Nomination Coupon Jufy Trip Meyers Exposition Contest NAME OF CANDIDATE 100 Votes ADDRESS Only one nomination coupon credited to each ca7d7kt7'Th7s nomination coupon is good for 100 votes if used within sevon AS from his ate. Fill in the name of your fawite and the SSchS and place in ballot box at our contest booth (first floor ) lOO Votes Tunc Contest ends tonight. Winner will bo announced in Monday's paper. Extra Values in the Domestic Section for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday A Sale of Desirable Dress Ginghams, usual 12 l-2c grade, special 9c a yard. This offering includes a large and well selected assortment of Ginghams in all the popular colorings and patterns. Take your choice of these 12 1 2c kinds for three days, commencing Monday, 9c a yard. A Sale of Bureau Scarfs (Lace trimmed) . Special 29c each. Here are fancy Bureau Scarfs that you will be glad to pur chase at this low price. Hotel and rooming house keepers as well as housewives will do well to buy these, 16 by 50 inches in size. Extra Special for three days, commencing Monday, 29c each. A Sale of Pretty Holly Batiste, usual 15c grade, special 11c a yard. A splendid sheer fabric very popular for Summer Waists and Dresses, 30 inches wide and may be had in Floral and Figured patterns, dainty col orings, too. Our 15c grade for three days, commencing Monday, 11c a yard. M , tUIUttHlluiini . A . A . . 1 . r-J You may secure co to vnt. w J, mo in Vo Liberty unci Grand thciitcr con ..at by buying ti.'kuts at Gilson's .-,.,,, mi0 J10USC rcS(nuranf l omoroy a jewelry Mure, Oeo. Water's cigar store, Perry Drug Co. mid Won der Kuiidy Kitchen. Placo namo of -Mis. Ifnliy Pmdy on. coupon and 1 will win automobile. II. J. Elsaman, of South Fourteenth All Around Town I H M M s 1 j , , ( , T U,4i.. - ..... ! flaunt corroctly. U. 8. bank The river today is at the 1.3 foot slugo ii ml is falling. Dance tonight at Brooks, Ore. The Nikl Klahnne camn flrn iriri. went on n Ink., tl.i. I due-lion Liberty. Thev nr.. i , . ". 1 fhn ijie of Mrs. (iooriro Fox' Monday evenlnii. Jun 5i r-niKrrn.i M 1 gntionul ehureh musical. Public cor dially invited. The U, 8. onginoor boat Matliloma la ' tieil liti lit tli.t ulni!-.' t...l ; I Knin; 1 i ..iiiiu Musical. Miss Shelton's pupils. Mon-j Mill cniiHtnictci nn 'nr ii . will have lull luiijrp of the biilliiK during its construction. Kemvorthy Players in "Charley ' Aunt toniccrinvjiight. at the Oregon. Tho drill team, officers and many of "Crossed Wires," at Ye Llborty to night. Very funny. C. O, Constable, fruit inspector, is walking uromnl with his rijiit arm tied up in splints an. I bnudnues, with the prospects of keepinjj it there for several weeks. While workiuir with some prune boxes yestenlay at Hosedalo a pile of boxes to. pie, 1 over and landed 011 .Mr. Constable s wriM, biruliiiif! tlio bones in his foicann. "Help Wanted, night. at Ye Liberty to- , . , " i.iuu- - toaiu, unicers and mnnv of .lay eveimiK lu. aj, Cnngregalional j tnembers of the .Modern ,o"n,en mrcli. Jlnllm J'arris), Hinges, assist- f the World will leave this even ,m (lialiuin is in I'ortland. CoiiKrogatioiial church, Monday oven between these teams Dr. Stone's Ant Killer, 2.1c : "'"vo tins eveninir . 1 ":' . clock for Silvnrton, where Hie.V will initiate n class of (1 Tin party will return tonight. Uis PowoU Big8 at tne 0regon t0 Mr. and Mrs. O. II, Oilbort and ilnucliter Miss Kriinc. 11ml Viu 1. lug, June ill. .Musical. Violin trio,,," ''""'"I. ( l'mtliind, inotiircd from Mnlu ercler llolnian, I.illiun Stege, 1 v,N1t with the family of Mary Scliultz, assisting. ')r- Pound. The Wost Salom baseball team will1 Musical. Conirrnirntinn.i ...... ttn to Mill City tomorrow to play the j Monday evening ,.lune 21. l'eerless or-'", , 1" l",,K,,".,r ,,u' m'w I'lilhis lloiu,,- .11111 ny leam. i ins is tne lust game cuesirii assisting Miss Sheltoii's tminU ' , .' ' '""i.v evening. The lodire iiru ill I'll 111 iiii hi .... .. ' ,1 The choirs of the different churches K .Ihv 0 ,ho Viwry fair- of tint i I v li...... 1. . 1 . . . ' iiii iinneii io IISS1S! in tho oiit.linr peace exercises to be iield hero Sunday, July I, as part of the, celebration exercises. 0 W. H. Steusloff will leave next Mon day with his wit,., two daughters and son for Sau I'mucisco and southern California, i n.-In . i i ,,K L0s Angeles and San Diego. They will make tho trip by (into ill 11 leisurely way, stopping at all points ot interest iu this state and California, xhey will bo nwav about six weeks. 1 Do You Carry Two Pairs of Classes rather than wear the old fushionod two-part double-vision lenses? If you do you will be glad to know about KRYPTOK LENSES Thoy arc doiiblo-vlslon lenses that look exactly like regular slnglo-vision lenses. Perfect vision no obstiuctlon, no lino or scam uch leni clear and imuuth. . Ask Us Aliont Them MISS A. McCULLOCII Optometrist llubburd 13ldg. 1'hone IDI) v.J!? iY.Cni?u, lod an the "1 team OtCd list 11 1 1 r it l ., Wlien Justice SleesT Who Pays? "Undor tho Sc.i, morrow. at Ye Liberty to- j Miss Miriam Woodberry, secretary ,ini' clition of the Fourth of J11 v W io! the woman H department of the Con- f.v and that he expects t disse 'l'"' Miiuuary s,vietv, " fopie,. The Issue wilUive'Cci will speak tomorrow mum ii .1... atteiiliiin I,. i,.. u " .ni Cantaln I 1 1 1" .-.11 luurm xnat ne is at of .,1 . mi , j iiu ipirMit- Will lflVt ill Uliiili I will tpink tomorrow inoriiimr at tin i "tuition to the I nst ( ongregatioiial chiin li. Svntiiwi Army. 1 Norma N. LcffingwoU, ombalmor and Wll W'0" Justice Sloops. Tot tho first Unto in 10 years, new PH1:''ir'T1Bl,rv,,lli,int,i'' I'n.e. Imp , potjuu,,, ,..., Ihv reeeived ,,e Irving pi,lm, plaver"! 'mli!b'. Ji,""" '"', K'"'-'al better wh eh will lie .,!..., 1... . V. r , 1 oiKlitu.ii than usiia at il,i. , ! .il-rty theater and tirand opera house 1 uses were ... ', ",0 wll1'"l m the eoulest they nrem.w eomlucting. tl.'.M t hoH Ito h.B "W 1""",Ul'" ,UM , v, u, vjitvmunui. HI1U ,111'ty ussiHtniit with ('ottno I'mU'ituk The OeorRo C. Will music store to- The OrO.lt Nnrlln.ru - . " , W 11U U iM-cu iiinirrnoiiiK rrpuirs at Su Hofttlarhfl iifliifni.n M. , ..v. ..in iiurvmin nrnuti-n 'H nun in, rwil ' f niton . t- 1' ramuMfn'o, will Iruvo that i-itv on Juno i Vc Zr I V V. " niJni-v otIur er 1!? i'or FKviO, levins that' mvt tor . TJ. l"1 " fl found in nmn- ho rolurn t.i noxt Th.irmlu;v, t.!l r V 1 ! T11 of fye,'"!,,,i,K .....-. vii ii n iMUKUIl, sa War eterans, hnvo accepted invi tations to take part ,he p, ra le ft . Jay morning ,h; firs, day jf .'hTrho . . enl ,t,, ..,lll''r "'""'"'K -Nlu"-Iv ,n 01 ' the ( herrians wi 1 select their oandidale for queen of the fa Contractors report that quiU a num ber of new- blirna nn. I I, ..... ... 1 1 . ; ...i..., , viiii-iua io I Homes are being made in different parts ,ot the county. Farmers who now build an' building according to tho most ap IProvi'il military models. Sortes No. lfiiTthe Mutual Barings & Loan association will iipcii on July 111.1. Applications for stock are now being v -ived at the office of the o. . .,,,,,, cum, sneet, A. A. I.ee, president. On account of the rain and threaton- wig weather, tho Haleiu Military band did not pluv In Willsom park 'n nn iioiinced. The baml will pluv Tuesday evening, giving the program as an nounced for last nigiit. One charge covers entire cost r. Him.iation, glasses, frame,. , , "u Mendelsohn, rooms L'IO-211 I' S Vn' tmial bank bldg. ' Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hose leave tomor row for Philomath to attend the gnl . wedding f Mr. Ilml Mr5. w tj'o parent, of Mr,. Hose and Mr 1 Thompson. Mr. Holes 1, an Oregon pio neer, coming to this slate shortly niter tho civil war. Friends In this city have been advis ed by letter frul Miss M. A. Kbner, for ninny years a resident of this citv ani tor nunc Hum a year einpli.ved n's a clerk in the l. .,,. ,i. ,,.!, dated from Detroit, Mich., stating thnt .... .....,..,. nun tauen in on tne trip east ami had lie, 0n Wednesday, June '.. Miss Kbner lius a sister residing In tis city, now married, who lives nt t.i.) South Thirteenth streot. Have you ever wondered how things look at the bottom of the ocean! Seo tne submarine motion pictures nt Ye Liberty tomorrow. Seveu reels of won ders, Oregon lntomls to take the gold med al award lr eh. rriw, and with this in view, arrangements are being made by I' red S. Itvn,.n to ship three boxes each ot (Jneei, .nues, Hings and Lam berts to C. X. Kiivlin, drrector of the horticultural department, from Oregon. Mr. Havbn writes that if euro is taken in sending a fnir nssoitinent .rf our best cherries, tlregon should easily re ceive the gold medal, I examine eyes without the use of drugs. Drops are dangerous. If von do not need glass,.,, l will tell you' so. 1 make no extra chargo for these ex aminations, l ,nmo yolir 1(.S(1( f()r one venr, if necessary, free of charge. All broken len,,., ri.plced while von wait. ( luirge, reasonable. Dr. M." 1'. .Mendelsohn, room, lu-f.l 1 U. S Na tional 1 In ii k building, The public library extends to its pa trons the usual vacation privileges of ilrawing out book,, Anv patron spend ing his vacation out-of-town may bor row n, many . four nnn -fiction and two fiction book,, to be returned bv September 1 The more popular book's may not be included In such a list, and '"""d. at the render's expense. The number o el,.,,,., from Is large, how- use f .h. I0 i"vi."',i" this use of the library i, cordial. lbdT rty,4f?TIw Ocyllndcr Huick. Do,, t fuil to see it. Announcement is made that the "J nship (treat Northern will leave riuvel for San Francisco on Juno 24 and !iS, and that the steamship North ern I'ucific will make a special trip, leaving Klavel oa June li.'i. The steam ship Northern I'acific has been under going repuirs t her propellor, which have been finished, ami sho is now moored nt the municipal dock, where she will bo open to public visit and in spection on Sunday and Monday from S u. m. to .1 p. m. No permit to board her will bo required. Yeoman guard, attention: Every of ficer and member of team will meet at the hall Monday evening at S o'clock l'OKIiMAN. o Secretary of State Olcott has re ceived an invitation from tho Portland chamber of commerce tu represent the state uiion tho occasion of the reception to the honorary commercial commission ers of the Chinese republic, wiio are expected to arrive in I'urtlnnd June 2S, niid will remain the guests of the cham ber of commerce all day. They are ex pected to arrive at (1:20 In the morning and will depart, nt 1 1 :"! p. ni., nnd ar rangements have been made to show them about tho city un.l entertain them every minute of the time. See the new 6-cylinder Buickt Otto .1. Wilson, ngent. AS Custodian nf tha atat hnt.L-A ...J - - o.a.Q iiuudo tUlU. grounds, Secretary of State Olcutt has completed tho Capitol building and grounds quota of ornamental, as well as serviceable, cluster lights bv the placing of four clusters along the' front or the supremo court building, on Iwelfth street, and Secretin- Olcott turned tne lights on f..r the first time last night. They make a wonderful im provement iir the appearance of the citv as viewed from the passing trains, and serve to show up tho fine architectural points of the. supremo court building to the best advantage, o Reinhard Cabinet Factory will do all kinds of store and office fixture work. I'hone .511. Tho Arto Frisco club will give its last dance next Wednesday evening, July j-.l, at Moose hull. No' invitations has been sent out, but all Artisans and heir friends aro invited. This will be t he last dance given by the club girls this summer, as they will leave for San 1'iancisco early in July. The Ministerial Union and the Sa, lem ( oiiiiuercial club are co operating '" ,a movement to celebrate in a re igunis way independence day. which is luiv r r V iu Wii,,"n" i,Hrk "i.v. i illy 4, at. II n. in. Dr t ... i i . tor of the Pirsf r v . .. ."V ',Hr Posters, 26 by 38 inches, with the word "Salem" in type largo enough to be seen a quarter of a mile away, are being distributed throughout the county ttday, announcing the big Cher ry fair and celebration to be held here July 2 and 3. The posters announce that Friday, July 2, is civic and fra ternal day, un.l that, the guests of the city will be entertained by parades, motorcycle races, frot races, baseball, competitive drills, baby show and pa rade, flower show and band concerts. The second day of tho celebration, Sat urday, July 3, will be known as farm ers' day, with a program that will be of especial interest to the farmers, be sides many of the features of tho first Jay. 0. M. Walker has purchased H. C. Hyhee's interest in the Uybee-Walker market and will continue business at the old stand, 402 State street. Robert Victor, son of Police Officer Victor, left Sulem Wednesday for Deer Lodge, M.mt., where he will bo em ployed with the (Ireat alls Power Co. lie was formerly with the Spaulding Logging coinpiiny, Children's day will be observed to morrow nt the irst Presbyterian church. The services will be held in tho morn- ling, beginning at 11 o'clock. I An evening of song will take the ! place of the regular service at tho Cen tral Congregational church, corner of I Nineteenth and Kerry street. The pro gram will begin at n o clock nnd the public is invited. Following are the selections to be given: "Praiso the Lord,'' Charles (labriel, anthem, by choir; "I'pheld," Ilofmer, solo, by Mrs. Julia Hross Pinnell: "Worship the King," K. F. I.cwenz," anthem, by choir; "My Faith Looks lTp to Thee," Luehniero, duet, by Mrs. rinnell ami Hev. Howard Siover; "How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings, ' Samuel Little, solo by Mrs. (luy C. Newffenti "Oh Sing Aloud,'' A. ,1. Showatter, anthem, by cnoir; "Callest Thou, 0 Muster," Maret.ke, soli i by Mrs. Pinnell; "Guide Me, tlh Thou (Ir'ent Jehovah," Euinier son, nntheni, by choir. Notice of dissolution of partnership: Notice is hereby iriven that H. C. H.V- hee nn.l ('. XI. Walker, doing business; ns tne llybee-wnlker market, have ins-i solved partnership and all bills duo said, partnership aro payable at tho market. J The r.ri, . nuis id.,,.,,:,. u' the fe. ""3 IH'H rn.i.,i , ' il OH n'"-e. over I.ik.i,, ,W"Z, . former eelel.ratiu,, ,llM The prelaw of the d .lows: y'Hj. Music-By tl. silvtnn r. , Ail.lre-s Pv .k .,on lanJ. Downing. Si .n.g-Ame,ic,..WbyJrr,BJ J-1UvniithBndC.P.KUd,,l,-V Recitation "Who (in., v Nume of (;l,rv.' bv 1'Mtll.lld. J "lm,,( IV.ciii-" Finis," writ,,, . . -havSH for the Pioneer Pi ni )ofH,';''; waVgiven':'"" f ,hC4S: lieuding-By Mrs. Kov l Song Hy Mr. Slndo. ' Address-" Rumi Credits,'' u Co. gressmau Hawley. ' Solo-'; The Song, My Mother to S ng, by Ldna S,rv,,ge Har,li S.d1,swe,t.s,EbyMr8.h,(terti;, Miss Brown and Elsie King. The officers elected for th,. f,. , nig your lire, president, George s, Bll, ing; s. i rctiirv. .Inhii T u,,. ,. KILLED IN AUTO BACI. Scuttle. Wnfh.. .linn. l!lv.i...i Dicks,,,,, of Kllcnshurj!, former nimlfl ol tlie state legislature un.l ,ro!iiiil. ly iiieutioned for speaker in 1911, w killed this mnriiiiig, au.l three g'thrti injured when the automobile imfcl the last lap of the luO-hour race frci Chicago was being run, dropiKsl into ditch two miles east of the ten (( Hc.lniniiil, l."i miles from Seattle. In the machine were Mnvnr kv;,w ;of Kllensbnrg, ami several olhor oi inent Kllensbnrg ol'fieiulj, Tie lei hip of the race covered the tar between llllensliiirg anil Sentlle. The pupils of Laura Grant trill g jpear in recital in form of i Japum i ten giirdeii. June 30th, at thefts Christian .hurcii. ;;! :; H 1 1 TILLIE'S PIC mm rEATUEffiU Marie Dressier Mabel Norman Chas. Chaplin g Reels cf Keystone Comedy j The picture that has made ii the world laugh- TUESDAY and WEDNESDAI BLIGH THEATRE; Adults 10 Child .No udvoiwe in l'"! i Mill City Auto Stage; leaves 475 State '' P ni. daily for T.rrJ villn, SnWi-Mly. W , Mchimn o-i.l Dons. Atm n Phone 003. i NOTICt! We have taken .wj L.itniinna' Auto WHf .tinue to make t'"l J lnr trips. i t..n.TriuiIf Leaves Hugo school Hotel ,0.50 p. liliiiOn. m. j.()flp. a. 5:00 p. ,o.'oop.n. 11 ."0 n. in. J" ' Salem Taxicab Co. nffice Blig u. bus h.; ':; '""''. Cortland, .. r, , ,, leaner. Dr. Ku cv will have charge of the music. e W g singing. H,e Cherriun band is to be' present, rendering patriotic and sacred i selections. All .Tinrches r..presente, in he I nlon will be expected by tiJt body to participate. f "The OroenoVconier Center l1 iP""" "1. will serve chicken , I n ner witn raspberry shortcake and cream tomorrow from 11 till 2. Price Governor Withycombe and George j Palmer Putnam are making arrange-1 incuts to entertnin. in eo otieration with the city authorities, the committee of 20, who will arrive here with tho Lib erty Hell, duly 13. A committee, Glen I'liruh nn.l .1. A. Mills, has been ap pointed by Mayor White to eoufer with the state officials to make arrange ments whereby every lone will have a chance to seo the bell. As the gondola ear carrying tho Liberty Bell will be on the sidetrack near the Southern Paeifie .I....,,, .u nn t.. .irt,. in.i thai ". p4 lUV . Ulllllll . . IT U3 ,n-v...v.. . no automobiles will be permitted to I ,i ... .. r . t-u:lrt it oiock tne pnssnge 10 tne ear. mn is not expected to arrange nny spn inl exercises for tho children, the commit tee will moke it a point to sec that the children have a fair chance 101 seo i bell during its UO-minuto stay here. ... o-o to the i The Want pa" 'suited often and 'fnvpnee. ... are the reason. 1