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EIGHT
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM.
"Prices Always Lowest rnnwatent With Good Merchandise
fiRRflON. SATU?"- AUG. 21, 1915;,
Salem s Big
Department Store
151th Wednesday Surprise
August, 25
Campers' Sale of
Splendid
Cotton Blankets
up to $1.15 Special
Wednesday 8:c a pair.
Here's a fine chance to
buy cotton Blankets at a
most unusual price. Full
bed size Blankets in tan or
grey with various colored
borders; good weight and
regular $1.00 and $1.15
numbers taken from our
bedding stock. We offer
them for next Wednesday,
the 25th, at this extra low
price 83c a pair
Sale starts at8::50.
See window display.
Bedding department
(second floor).
SPECIAL SALE OF
MEN'S MUNSING UN
ION SUITS, $1.50 kind-
Special $1.15 a Suit Short
sleeves, summer weight,
ankle length. See the
window display.
$1.00 Porosknit Union
Suits, large sizes special
69c a Suit.
The Home
of Satisfaction
Free Trip to San Francisco
The August Contest for a free trip to the world's
greatest exposition closes tonight The successful
candidate will receive free transportation to and
from San Francisco and $5.00 a day for 5 days
while visiting the great fair. This contest closes
the fourth event Agnes Bayne, Dora Richter and
Maud Smith were the winners in the first, second
and third contests Tonight's returns will decide
the winner for the fourth. The September con
test, the fifth and final event commences Monday
and should bring a number of entries. It costs
nothing to compete in these events. Just co-operation
on the part of your friends in purchasing at
Meyers and saving the sales slips for their favor
ite. A vote with each 25c purchase. Sales slips
must be voted at the contest booth within seven
days of date issued.
Clip out the nomination blank below and enter
yourself or one of your friends in this greatest and
final contest of the series. This nomination is
good for one hundred votes only one coupon
credited to each person nominated. The winner
of the August Contest will be announced in Mon
day's paper.
Nomination Coupon
Meyers September Contest for a free trip to
the Panama Exposition.
Name
Address
GOOD FOR 100 VOTES
This Week
A Sale of 12 l-2c
Percales, 9c a yd.
Meyers' quality Percales
in blues, blacks, greys,
reds, etc., good firm cloth
that will wash well 36
inches wide and our reg
ular 121oc seller. Hop
pick ers, house-keepers,
mothers, should be inter
ested in this event noth
ing better for aprons,
wrappers, house dresses,
children's dresses, etc.
Take -your pick of the lot
9c a yard.
(See the window display)
SPECIAL SALE OF
STRAW HATS 10c kind.
extra special 20c each.
Just the thing for hop
pickers. (In the Men's
section.)
Twickenham project. Mr tupper wi.
file a report on the Suttle's lake pro
ject soon.
Among thosewho nave Hooked sail-
from Salem are Mr. and -Mrs. A. U
Golden, Frank Willmau and H. Sj. CuU.
denartment of the Chi
cago store opened today in their iuvr
building just completed. The front lon
er floor of the annex will lie f
the grocery department, win e the rear
will be arranged for suits and clonks.
Monroe Kye, a native son, born In
the south end of Marion county, Ore., is
being urged by the grangers and b s
,anv friends to become an ...spirant to
nnntv ediniuissioner, ru suite." ..
Williams Still Tennis
Champ, Beating McLougMm
Xorris Wil-
V.mnnif All?. -1. H
. il. , .,nwiim T.H1IIIN l! 11 liUl I 'i L' "
nil ni!?, me iivi"4. .
....nin took tho measure cf -Maurice -t .-
Heckwith, whose term expires
this fall.
i R. B. Houston, Southern Pacific
I agent, went to Koseburg today to at
!teud the funeral of Fred Willi, nn old
' time railroad conductor who died Jii
: Portland this week, at the age of 00.
ne naa ueeu ... . - . fc sm, ni ,,t
i While there isn't any special canning I cars will be at the depot to curry the
' contest on among the ladies living on
i : 1,1;,, t'ni'inpr title Homer,
fcniing him i the final match for the
classic Casino cup here.
. MeLoughlin faded quickly after win
niutf the first set und thought he. ob
viously was bringing all his cunning in
to plav. Williams took tho remaining
sets with comparative cast-. ;
Williams was playing ut the top t
his game while the " California comet
dia not display the form which restrain
ed the national title for him so long.
The first set went to deuce and AIc
Lwighlin then smashed his way through
winning 7-5. With this reverse, the
.champion set to work, however, and
won the next three sets, 0-1, 0-3 and
A great gallery was present to wit
ness the match.
Let Me See Your
VP
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ft
i your ejej
m
emmw
GOOPlGOODS
See the new advance
showing of Women's
New Footwear for Fall
and Winter.
Ymik PnttfiTO street, vet from the re
! ports received so far, Mrs. Frank Hob
1 erts made a record hard to bout when
she canned l0 quarts of peaches yestcr
! day.
i The Salem Street Railway band will
(attend the trainmen's excursion to
! Newport tomorrow, accompanied by
their base drum, which has been painted
in brilliant colors, with the wording,
I "Southern l'acifie Salem Street Rail-
way band." The drum can now be
j seen, as well as heard.
I Mrs. Ella Watts will return tomorrow
I from a week's visit spent at Lebanon,
j She is an enthusiast when it comes to
j collecting agates and after the collec
tion made this week along the Santiani,
is of the opinion thut the river agates
are fully equal to those fouud at New
I port.
! A hunting party composed of W. H.
' Dalrymple, Mark Huloy and Henry
j Lacy, all well known sportsmen of this
! city, left today for the Little North
! Fork of the Suntiam und intend to
camp on the shores of Miiiintain House
lake. They will return Sunday night
, after spending the time fishing and
I probably combing a few canyons for a
deer.
o-
excursionists home.
J. H. Brooks, the next postmaster of
Silverton, was in the city yesterday.
He will assume the duties of postmaster
on September 1, succeeding K. U. Allen,
who has been postmaster for a term
of four years und six months, having
been appointed by President Taft, Air.
Allen will engage in the garage and
repair business, with his brothers. The
commission of Air. Brooks is a recess
appointment, and subject to confirma
tion by congress which meets the first
Alonday in December.
o
H. Morziziensykey, the man who was
arrested by the Salem police on a
charge of breaking open a freight car
was released this morning upon infor
mation received from the railroad de
tective, Barney McShane. It appears
that nothing was taken from the car
and no loot was found upon tho pris
oner when he was searched, AlcShane
has just returned from southern Oregon
where he has been conducting the hunt
for Hooper, the holdup man who held
up the sheriff and escaped from jail
with the sheriff's gun.
II. R. Eberdlng, president of the Port
land (tun club, informed State Forester
Elliott today that he had a complete
I alibi on the charge of shootinir ut one
Monday and early next week, starts; of .Mr. r.lliott's lorcst rangers for a
the annual hop picking in this part of i d eer. Air. Kberding says he has nev
the valley aad for the past week, camp-1 or been deer hunting in b if. life. The
ers on their way to the fields have been .; information received by Air. L'lliott was
If an hour's reading main
ache.
If printed matter occasionally igoc,
misty."
If yon arc obliged t0 stop wc,y
periodically to rest your eyes fur a few
moments.
If you find it easier to read team
than the normal 12 inches; or further
away than tins.
If yon cannot recognize people across
the street.
If you cannot read si n ot names eas
ily, or cannot distinguish the t iiue hj
public clockB.
Tf you have to niaUe an of fort to
seo clearly knittiug the brews for e,x.
ample.
it vivid 'light gives you pain in fji
eyes, or if you require more likt than
hitherto. .
Ary experience of nearly ;t,1 years in
fitting correct glasses to relieve evo
strain will bo at your service. If classic
are not needed, I positively decline to
supply them. I guarantee satis-l'aotion
in. every respect.
I change your glasses for one year
if necessary, free of charge. No e'xtui
charges for examinations, no drugs or
drops used as they are dangerous. All
broken glasses replaced while you wait
at very reasonable prices.
Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn
Doctor of Optics
Offices: 210-211 U. S. Bank Buildini;
Salem, Oregon
Phone 110
stopping at the roadsides, waiting for
the work to begin, liven terry street
near the river hud its campers, but to
day the whole family moved on to the
fields.
Walter L. Spaulding and Walter
from a forest ranger who stated that
the man who shot at him said he was
president of the Portland dun elm.
but that he gave no credentials to prove
his assertion.
Auto travelling parties with pennants
Wiuslow returned this morning from a j showing they are from the central and
hunting trip ol two weeks in Douglas western states arc just ordinary every
county. The party went after door along day occurrences now, although three
Martin creek and what is known as the j months ago, one from ns far awnv as
Gettysburg field, fnm Adolpli and j California would attract a crowd of the
I.. C. Woodruff, the St. Paul speed
demon, h:is been making some sub
stantial improvements at his place, II.
(ioedle being the architect.
Atlanta Journal: The liopuhlU-ans !
oaa't say that Kdisou was selected as!
a naval adviser because ho was a good
party man.
flimiittttttti
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
Fall Reduction Sale
This Is Your Last Opportunity to Get
Refrigerators at the Jobbers Price Which
Is Less Than Regular Wholesale. Note
the Prices Below
Notasenie Refriger
ator, the best that can
be bought $35.00
4" N'otasenie for
only $'JJ0
t.'J .N'otavme
onlv
for
...I:
1.S0
All Around Town
iwtiiitmttmmiimHmtmiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuuut
Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist In fitting
glasses correctly. U. S. bank bldg.
F. M. White, of Jj, a. White & Sons,
will spend Sunday with his family and
sister, Miss Hlanch White, at the family
cottage at Nye Ueaeb.
Dr. Stone's Drug store.
tf
President Carl Gregg Doney, of the
Willamette university, will preach tomorrow-
morning at the Jason Lee Me
morial church, ut 11 o'clock.
The question of a good coffee in your
own home can be easily settled. Phone
or see Win. Cahlsdorf," 133 North Lib
el ty street.
William Huggins returned this week
j frum a three month's business trip for
the Lllison-Wliitc (liautauqua company.
His work took him through Tennessee,
: Missouri, Minnesota and Montana and
was in t lie nnture of checking up the
business of the company, as well as
making new bookings.
Of interest to hop pickers. Slightly
Dr. Stone's Drug Store.
tf
Ms at one-third of nricimil viilm. Vm
liahls.lorf, 13,, North Libert v street.
Dr. L. O. Altmau will return tomor
row from a two weeks' vnention at the Deputy County Clerk TJ.
nan i rtuicisea exposition. Mnle oil Ins anil w ife return..,! Inst
The Notaseme Refriger
ate' has the best con
slmctlMi that Is put
into miy bos. We have
them in side ice as well
m top ice. This is your
last chance this season.
Read the Prices on the
Following
tWiM Side b-e Kefritietator for
only $J3.80
W.0 Side Ice Kofngerator only $-J0.9O
30.iHt White hW, all metal,
only $J.M
i.VW Tup Ire Refrigerator only $17.80
:'iUM Top lc Kefrigerator only $13.20
I'aH! Top Ice Kefrigrtstor, only $970
lo..n Top l. Refrigerator, only $6.50
I I ft ' ""
,Ar,''i:i'r7T,"
: ' '"-CJ:
Elect rte
wpc
Only
$19.50
home 'FURNISHERS
iLUf. CUURr&NJCMSTS.
HI
w mu the
rUBOVS
WtytaglM
Spring
H YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD HERE S
visit, the uoctor spent ?.everal days vis
iting with relatives lit Berkeley.
Refrigerators. Prices ilrnost cut in
two. Huron ii Hamilton.
Dr. C. Hartley, for several years g
resident of Corvallis. has moved to this
city and will engage in his profession of
dentistry. He has engaged offices in
the 1'. National bank building.
Mary Ptckford, Ye Liberty, today.
The
suit a
robe shmild net prevent one from bath
ing at the bench tomorrow, n. the Sa
lem Hunt factory is now prepared for
the biggest rush of the season.
a.
night
Boyor,
from a
wife, who accompanied them on the trip
are returning home by auto. In the
week's hunting, the party killed eight
deer.
The contract for the concrete founda
tion and walls of the new Koth'buildiug
to be erected on Liberty street, was to
day awarded to David Korb. Others
submitting bids were August Kelnber
ger, L. C. Denison and F. A. Eiixon.
The brick work for the entire build
ing will be awarded with in n few
days.
The annual Nebraska picnic hag
cnangcd in mite ami pince or mceiing. ; neiu, wtiile Air. Constable has boon
According to present arrangements, .Ne- working in the Rnsednlii district mid
braska day will be held next Thins- going over parts of the county 'form
day, at the fair grounds. All the Ne-1 erly inspected to discover wheth'er there
braska folks are expected to be there has been any new cases of blight devel
at 1U o'clock, with well filled bask- oped The work no., fs not only look
ets, and stories about the sand hills and 1 ing for new enws of the blight but in
dim Dahlman, the cow boy mayor of j confining it to the territory affected
Omaha. 1
ine tnemans and the Commercial
jCluli have been especially invited to
I attend the "Safety First" picnic of
:the Harrimnn club, to be held at the
'tair grounds next Wednesday, August
-.). It is expected that ' Governor
ithyenmbe will deliver a short ad
I dress, with responses by Key. l!rrv K
t Marshall for the Uicrrians, and F (i
Me.diabacb for the Commercial ,l,;
,Th,s .N,f,,y Kirst..
i attended l,y the employes of the Mouth
! cm rucitie r,n thin ,livl.,; i.:..i.
curious, but today, the record was
beaten when a car from Vluinf ield, New
Jersey, stopped on Stato street, decorat
ed with deer horns, a curly white pup
and a negro driver. TFiey were seven
weeks oi t from home nnd'on their way
to the exposition. The pnrtv looked
tired and travel worn.
The fight to destroy branches and
trees effected by the fire blight con
tinues to occupy the time of 0, O, Con
stable, county fruit inspector, assist
ed by l'rof. l'osey, of Corvallis. l'rof
1'osey is still workinc to dosirnv.
piiekct of fire blight, found nenr-Fuir
s
Nearly 130 ucres at I'hiiMint
Hill, ono of the finest farms,
with com, clover, fruit, spi-iuus,
river, finest set of buildings,
perfectly fenced a great prop
erty nt, )l"i0 an acre. Will
take Sulem income or resi
deiicen to if 10,000, and balance
five years. Write (). II. S.,
cure Capital Journal, S.alini, "r.
Those who were fondly nticipating
the arrival of the "Ohio Heuuty Spe
cial" with its half a dozen winning
beauties, will have to anticipate a lit
tle while longer. On account of floods
and general stormy weather in Ohio, the
special has been delaved, and now it
lefective crockery and cooking uten-'i" announced that the beauties, chap-
two weeks' visit to the Sua Francisco
fair. Their daughter, Miss ltuth, re
mained at Berkeley where she is to
become a student u't the l'niversitv of
Lalifornia this vear,
eroneii ny tae American Ait rum com
pany, will not arrive until ubout the
middle of next month.
Grain Storage
Modern fire proof storage ii
bulk or in sacks,
nt
Northwest Fruit
Products Co.
SALEM, ORE.
For the convenience of those going
on the Southern rncifie excursion
Newport tomorrow morning, the strc
cars will leave the north and south ends
of Commercial street nt ii:5() o'clock
ng; tends from Portland to Ashland. Fullc
to l,r,no are cxpocteiHo be hi attendance.
Air. Mover reports in the morning, and from the end oflmitioi, m, :.. ''"!" ."'''gon Jin-
a tine trip and said he was well pleased State street at o'clock, all the cars that it was urn. . . i i "ot,'(l
the fair. going direct to the Southern l',.-ific ' gineer to dive ' X 1'L T?
o "P"t. When the train arrive, at 12, Ll I it e (Valor ,",".r" f rater
Nclirank..,. ..v. m.. -JL Little t rater creeks into t hit T.
TODAY AND TOMORROW
DARLING'S DELICATESSEN,
405 Court St.
Complete variety of homo
foods, roast chickens
meuts, ready to lake home ;i
serve. Special tomorrow, Stuff
(ireen Poppers.
Luiichen ,,it up for picnics.
I,,,l
iiinl
ai,d
Open all day Sunday.
Lane County Farm
To, Trade For
Salem Property $
$ e :'
Hamilton
Ncbraskans, take notice: The com
inittee on refrehiiirnts ropiest ull who
cume o bring well-filled baskets, (.'ups
and paper platoo fur each. Free, cof
fee will be served.
fact that one has no bathing' D. M. Metiger, ofTeMars, Iowa, will
it iceuiHr Liiri im toeir warn- lircac i toiiiorrou ..,.,,,,.. n. .i.., i-..u ...i
Kviiiigelid.l i-hurcli, en North Cottage
street. He M formerly teacher at the
Dallas, Ore., coll,,., and was regarded
as one of the utmngeM teachers in the
state. At the time be was teaching at
Kallas. he was dean of the faculty and,
was lftrurtor in Knglisli. ' t
A few refrigerators left, prices cut
tn clone thiia out uuieklv. Huren t
Nick Oottien, of Oervali, whose leg
was amputated at the Willamette sani
tarium Inst Thurml'iv, is reported to be
progressing favorably toduy. The op
eration necejiui ry on account i f
an injury several months ago.
Bertram Wsnde, in song. Ye Liberty
todiv.
i Bathing snlu. The Salem Boat Tac-1
lory wi.-lie t uMnoume that they have
rerrived adlitiona bathing snitii and
(ill be in rtinn to supply all vr-si-ns
wishing theni et any tune. Aug'Jl ;
The funeral rifrsTMary L. Welch, '
who died yenterdav at her home, i.lil
H ull mn-ft. .,l tint afternoon at
the chapel of Webb ii Clough, the Rev.
.,,, w.i. J!rTT v . -""""''aim Brown, of tho Jsw.n Ij-e
A alter Reiser. weU known about the Memorial church, officiating. The tx.dy
,2m7V"rr""t",, l"" ,,y "" "''J U IVrlUnd for r em.iion.
r?v'.'.''"l-Un 1 ,h"!' ' '"'"B '-;"l ashe. forwarded to III,,, to,'
............ .,r,r. ior rnanrr , mivrnrnt lie-
to leave town and nit to work thii
morning in police court and Judge Kit-( A J. Daniels, ef
in rnnli,iii..l ika l .i l f i
......... . , sniping no,,,,, ,tv r,u, ,.,.;., ,,f
w.ll n ,, ,ntcr,., yon. Bores cmferem-e and are certainly the larg
'i". M we fcavt rvtr srea.
b-ide her husband.
710 Cross street, is
Th foUowtng parties Wt yestsnliy : Percy Cupper, assistant state eegij,.,
mura.ng for a camp.ng eat tae.t.oa l w, returned vestcrdav fmdi a tare,1
urn day. at Thomas crk: O, F. H. week.' trip (,f lt.u,t , f ,rr
Th, .. a.d family l,K.,h,rK. ,'nuu n fnct i'eff-rn, 'k
. the trip by auto. ;st-, Uk, itI,Ktiu, SltuWt , J
Of Interest
to You
onr store is
The popularity of
due to the courteous treatment
whirh we give our customers.
Yon will hIko find a full line of
Irugs, Sundries, Stationery, Ivr
fume. n,l many other useful
article too numerous to mention.
If you desire goods of the very
bent quality and kind treatment,
it lll pay you to call and are us.
Poole's Drug
Store
Formerly Thompsoi.,
Jewelry .Store
372 Rill
Phone 276
,l .1...: , : JU
, Ii'' "ami. i' ,n eomiuinv
IT""" "' the nn.urnl drainage , f
ese ereek, in i,0 '
the Deschutes where it will mipply Wll.
tor for about fl.lHM. eres. Jesse Stearn
secretary of the comn.. i' ,'
n.lJ.it,., i . ' ' '
i . .. r to nnv fun
I'cter is alieadv
according to the ;
gineer which
when I
a mendicant himnelf"
report of the state en-
snvit tlint 1 1... . .
enough water i " ,). Tuni,u
ance nnd when he says this is H.i fli-l
tune in his life he has been up mimm-i
it, one could easily believe him. 'c.t
hours' work has been pionn-'! Ii"1
In Nulom. He will (IoiiIiiIch ,.f'ii
his search for work southward, miMum
his boy in his arms. He savs tin by
is nil he has In the world." Tin n-an
refused to give his name been,.-. I.'
shunned publicity.
sj,h.ai V ra!""' au,11r of
the
111,.! ..1... , - . . ' 'Ml III I MM 0 1 ,
" ' iiiemner or til
of I in k'...l.... . j i.
... ...,K,, , ,.y,hlI
ident
he graml Uhiv,
, . . . - .' "" rei
tl . .i K" U"m conclave,
of the southern Oregon bulge, u,L,
was recently held at Crater lake
"rave, pronoun it a fim, ?'r; ,
' Mil en lb. I t degree, i cr(1hl ,
" Tll,'re were about 17 mn-
eliine, ,,0 , . ' -
,l""ne and only two .uffenVanJ
iou. trouble over the roj,
Carrying hU moth.rles. four year
l'"'1'' '-vingTaV"
2 11 distance from Heuttie, a tail
or. who.e name i, unknown I. In .i I
Ipoyment in Keuttl. Witt, I. J i.f .
rVT'i '' t IV
differ, :ay' I'" ''"I'lovment. At
.n...ni.f ete,l ,,,prar.
LOOK
YOUNG
Thn double-vliiiou g!im,es worn
l'v the man or woman of mid 'tc
'go look exactly like the si ugh
vision glusses worn by vom g
people of twenty-five if the
double i, inn glasses ore
l. GLASSES IV
Ask for them by name.
Miss
A. McCulloch
Optometrist
208-208 Hubbard Bldg. Phone 200