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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1915)
FIFTEEN A Wide Scope in American Floor Coverings By Peggy Powers. Tin' textile room of the Metropolitan i porated in the manufacture of Ameri- can-made rues. rug. When the tost of the antique rug is prohibitive imitations can easily.be secured that need but to be see'u to reconcile- one to the use of a substitute. There is no more important feature in attaining a well balanced decorative ef fect than the floor covering.. No matter how beautiful the furnishings nnd hang ings may be if the; rnjt is out of harm- Our Fall Showing of New and Late Furniture Museum ot Art 's lisei' by the best in trior decorators and rug manufacturers vvlni make copies of textile exhibits to iil tliem in designing domestic produc The Very Newest in Bed Room Sets and Beds A large New York firm had their rep resentatives make sketches of some of the Museum rugs which aided them con-! siilerably in reproducing the rugs in the' minutest details. Renownd tion-, i lie patterns or some or the faiii'.us old rugs on exhibition serve as , " ........ ...... up, ltl : all things Oriental has undoubtedly been1 vthe cause of the vogue of the Chinese! u .rai.lc tor the new ideas to be incur THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM,. OREGON, SATURDAY. SEPT. 11, 1915. im jh - I ITEMS TO INTEREST YOU Don't take our word for it that our prices are low; nor our competitors' word that our prices are high, "See for yourself." These items are meant to interest you to that extent. They are not "special" for Monday or any other particular day, but special every day. The new fall carpets, rugs and draperies are arriving daily and if you contemplate any. changes in the home this season we request you before buying to look over our stock and carefully examine our prices. We can please and satisfy you. Quartered Oak Library Table, $12.60 l If you desire V .r M f I HX I 11 MM. vrrrjza " " some Table at a medium price here it is, built en- Wtirely of q u a r t e red oak stock. hand rubbed dull golden oak finish, size of top 26x42, 2 1-2-inch legs, wide lower shelf, one roomy drawer, just as illus trated, a regular $15.00 value. V 1 Leather Rocker, $18.75 S o 1 id comfort leather rocker as illustrated, upholstered in genuine brown Spanish leather over high grade springs, filling consists of elastic felt and moss, plain seat and tufted back, arms are extra wide, deep seat, making a very comfort able and easy rocker. The "Dantley" Suction Cleaner WORTH $12.00-SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE $5.95. Scientifically designed and built to give the best result with the least possible re sistance in operation without sharp edges to injure the nap of the rugs. A few details that count: Brush which adjusts itself to rugs with different naps; Wide dust pans which hold all the dust; Twelve-inch nozzle gives you a "wide" sweep and it goes into the corners; Cloth dust bag stretched on a metal frame, easily emptied; The suction pulls the dust out of your rugs into the dust-bag and the Bristle' Special Brush picks up lint threads, etc., and deposits them in the dust pans. Your floor coverings are Cleaned all the way through in One Operation. It will pay you to buy now. Only $5.95 . I Solid Oak Morris Chair, $12.15 Cushion Iucluded Royal Morns Chair 1 11 vA t; '. l The Push I BUTT0" V chairs This is a bargain and no mistake. The frame is built of select quartered oak stock, in the same man ner as the higher priced Trip pnshlnna nvp fillprl with elastic felt and are covered with a good grade of velour. Your choice of colors. Xo rods to bother with, just push the button and the position you desire is acquired. ' Our Drapery Department White Enamel Dresser, $11.75 White enamel Dresser as il 1 u s trated, large base, has two large draw ers and two small drawe rs, 20x24 French bevel plate mirror, constructed of well sea soned maple, the cabinet work is ex- fvn trnnrl white enamel egg-shell finish, a remark able value at the price quoted, Our I tignin restock " I witli all that i new and np-tn-'I'ti' in driipcry nintoiiiil, Kcrim, Viiilcs, Mnrquin 'tf. Or tout. V'lvct ami Vol fn. A little of, ""r timo will hi "'II HICt in till 'I'Turtnirnt, We Open Accounts on a Conservative Basis With Responsible Parties. iiiwi!!."llW-. .HI.IIIJ. JJir.'ff!II..M II I W i IliIJI'K S .llllbl J Carpet Department frpuiifB Olio en tiro. to floor, nh pre yciu gitt plenty of dny liKht' n very emu'iitial fenturc wlieu deriilinK on cnlnm. Come iiee the new Full offering oil KrRilen of flnor onvusrinirs. Our ntnrk in eompleM mill priern 1 nay riht. You will have to see our line of beds to know the standard and values we offer. With our fall stock coming in we are in need of room so have put prices on beds that are surprising. We have one of the largest showings of iron and brass beds in the city, ranging in price from $1.95 to $35.00 See windows and ask for prices The Store that saves you Money The Store that pleases the People i ony nnd proclnims a ili.seoidant note, the room will loso lmlniice. The nppli- ntion of well blended color effects in graceful nnd prnctienl ilt'signs in inex- penmve as well nn higher priced floor coverings is nn encournging sign of the times. There is a splendid line of Wilton rugs which create nn atmosphere of re finement in the room, lliese rugs nre blended to produce harmonious results DO NOT WISH A CHANGE. I right, "when I was operated on the doctor left n hpcige und had l- J The iostot'f ice department at Wash-: buck and get It out." gton mis written to the (leivais post- "Yes, indeed," said tho patient on tho lot t, "and when I was operated on master to ascertain how the patrons on the rural routes would leel over ft con templated change, of schedule in the time for the curriers to leave, tho post office in the moinrig to make their de liveries, by having them leave after the 10:4.1 train arrives instead of leav "" """ l " V V- " f ing at 8 c.Moek as they now do. Thus and can be had ,n ,ct ' ,, ?Unna ,lelivevies in most coses until foreign rugs, nuthentio tieriod designs. or plain effects. Orders may he given for special colors or ' to match any scheme of decoration. Seamless chenille .figs come with band and figured bordered, nlso plain and figured centers, and are made seam less up to twenty feet in width. These nre not only appreciated for their color merit, but also for their durability. Gray nnd black rug are coutinmilly asked for owing to the fancy for gray in interior decoration, -.Black rugs and black find white rugs help complete ninny a magpie color scneme. The domestic Scotch rugs cost less than the imported and there is not such a perceptible difference. These nre re versible nnd may be had in plnin color with pattern border in lighter shndes or vice versa. The greens nnd browns n come in a splendid range of patterns. T'nsurpnssed for its wenrim' ounlitv is the body Brussels rug. Small designs I are favorites, and one body Brussels rug will outlive a dozen of Its cheaper neighbors. The artistic (rend of American de-J signing is exemplified by the new hiind- j woven rug of prairie grass and -other j fibre rugs. The prairie giass rugs, stitched in herring bone design, is ft prnctienl investment for those who wish i to combine strength with appearance. i A Black rug centered and fringed with coral red gnve a note of distinction j to a room which repeated the red note, in a redlncipicreil oval mirror, n red-! lacquered cabinet with an ebony vase on 1 top filled with red flowers and red nnd ; black hnngings. 1 A score of years "go the rag carpet industry was principally carried on by the housewives, who wnve old rags into long strips nnd then sent them to the; lnc.nl factories. Noondays the rag cur pets are made in imitation of old Colon ial ones of new nigs and constitute an' important factor in rugs. Those made of chint are especially fnvorcd with Colonial furniture. Mat tings covered with stencil designs imi tate wonderfully "ell the carpet pat terns. Linoleum is no longer banished to the rear of the house, but we even i see it used in living rooms in imita tion of tile floorini. ; Tusteud of small rugs for bedroom use, the arrangement is better liked when a large center rug is used in addi tion to a long rug placed under both legs with tl nds extending. j SILVERTON HOP CEOP. , Tl, I, .i, lino airi.ind Hilverton is lanvthinif but em oniaging either as to' vield or price. .Many yurds before be-1 ing picked gave pioinise of at least a fair crop but when gathered did not neiirlv coin" up t tl' standard. Wc( will cite a few yields to givo sonic : idea of tho way tin- harvest is turning' int. O. G. Kvans realized very little, from a -0 acre yard. Krom tho Geo. Morlcy yard of 1 to res 140 boxes were gathered. .1. .No olison received 400 boxes from 1H acres. Carl Itensoa's yards will not yield anvwnere iwnr tneir usual run. Albert Mather received about half a crop from nn IM acie field. Now and Iher.' a field looms up that is I holding its own but they are rnr in I the minority. We have not heard of ;ar.'y sales being made .as yet of the 1 1 I -j crop. Appeal. ' i'U.,;nn.ii TIiiics rttnr: The Turk' .w.in ndticlaiit to furnish the allies, the doctor left the scissora and had to go back and "get them Just then tho surgeon put his head in the door and nsked: "Hag any one lioro seen my hatl" nnd Jones fainted HUBBARD'S CUT-OFF ROAD. in the afternoon. ... I A communication from V. ('. Win- ' c u' . Z. . ,. j:hIow Thursday morning to tho Knter- prise regarding the cut-off road snid that, the court had been unable to act a petition tins ween over tne rural routes to see how many were in favor of the change ami everyone wiio signed wished to have the deliveries as they are now nnd did mtt favor nny change. Gervais Htar. The Clfmax. Mr. Jones was operated on for ap pendicitis. Ho was placed in a small ward to recover from tho anes thetic, his bed being between that of on account of the illnless of Cwnniis sinner lleckwith, but as soon as he was able the court would liuiko another trip to Hubbard to go over the matter again Huterprise. ,St. Louis Htar; Mr. Barnes says that f the Hepublican party is going to do two patients previously operated on. anything for the people It is not tho Grand Jury for Polk (Continued from pngo 13.) Judge Kd F. fond was a business visitor in Falls City, Thursday after nrrin. Dean Collins, a reporter on tho Ore gonian anil editor of tho Crawfish is in." tho city for a two weeks' visit nt tho homo of his parents, Judge and Mrs. J. I;. Collins at their homo on Court street. I?ex Lnmpman, a member of the Oregon Journal staff, neeonipanied Mr. Col lins au'd will visit with him for several dnys. ,1. ('. Shu ltz accompanied by eons, Clarence and Karl, were Falls City vis itors Thursday. Miss Alice Grant has returned from an extended visit at tho home of hor sister, Mrs. Simon Grindhciin in Tort laivd. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Piascckl wora Portland visitors tiio first of the week. Mnrshal Blessing lias returned to his homo in Portland after an extended vis- a. i. v..,.L. f, i,n ..oil,n,. lm nnrtv to nmc i ne ueiouus. said- "Thank heaven, that 'a over! " taken. Ho should have said it Is not it, nt tho homo cf his parents, Mr. and "Oh, no," snid tho patient on his' tho party which belongs to him. ' ' Mrs. Sol Blessing. 9 Our Rug Department HAS NEVER BEEN SO COMPLETE. WE HAVE THE NEWEST DESIGNS IN THE FOLLOWING FRENCH WILTON WILTON VELVET BODY BRUSSELS AXMINISTER TAPESTRY BRUSSELS WOOL VELVET ALL WOOL INGRAINS RAG RUGS, ALL SIZES BATH RUGS A Year A Head of Them All AND SOME OF THE REASONS WHY It has the New Hinged Nozzle. It has the New Brush Attachment. It has the New Nozzle Clamp. It has the New 9-inch Sweeper Brush. It has the New Steel Frame Dust Box with wide opening. It has the New Auto Roller Bearings. But the hest of all its the only machine that operates as easily as any carpet sweeper. Exclusive agents for Salem. Let our salesman demon strate for you. HUGRO Combination Vacuum Sweeper with Gallipoli trenchea mcpt i.y trie yard