THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1915.
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HARRY Windowcleauer. Phone 768.
Octl
OLD LUMBER for sale, clicap. Call
430 Court street. tf
ORDER Ash or Maiilo
K. Richardson.
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Ward
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AVANTKl) TO RK XT
farm. Roiito 7, Hox
-25 to
139. .
80 aero
8ept23
3'OR SALE Gentle pony
for cbbIi, l'honc 70FJ2.
mare, cheap
Sept 21
FOR KENT Rooms far house keeping,
furnished. Phono 2093M. tf
ASH AKD OAK WOOD At a bargain.)
John II. Scott, phone L52. bout 'ii
FOR RENT Lower housekeeping
rowns, 330 North High, phone 4. tf
i ROOM MODERN bungalow for rent
at 431 Front. Ennis D. Wait. 8ept22
WANTED A good second hand man's
bicycle, cheap. Phone 2S7.M or 871.
, Sopt23
"WANTED Wood to sow,
per cord. Two cuts.
45 and 50c
Phone 521R
Hcpt25
FOR SALE Choice pointer dogs, train
to field work. Phono 24-F 2. Chiis.
fiwcgle. tf
"WANTED Teamster to haul Maple
wood, for wooil. Ward Ii. Richard
son, tf
1 WILL NOT bo responsible for debts
contracted onlv by mvsclf. C. W.
Campbell. Sept. 21
JtlQ second growth fir A No. 1. Also
grub oak. Phone your orders to
11F1. Sept 21
ttl.lI'VDt-untL'u or. .. ..tlA.. Ait.
livered. phone or call. Royal bakery.
I'hone 378. tf
WANTED Position on ranch by voting
man. Phone 21F12. Oscar Milieu,
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SUITS CLEANED FOR THE FAIR
Cleaned and pressed $1.00. Pressed
50e. Phone 300. " SeptW
LOST Tabby eat last night, weight
about 12 lbs. Return to 233 S. Church.
Reward. Sept 21
WANTED Man wants plowing or oth
er farm work with team. Route 4,
Box 33, Salem, Ore. tf
WANTKD TO HUNT Hunch or farm
of 200 or 300 acres tilluble land. Ad
dress C. K., care Journal. 8ept23
FOR
RKXT Fl'RNISIlKD Two mod
ern sleeping rooms;! close in. (.all
250 S. Cottage or phone 7-73R. Sept21
WANTED To work for board and
room. Young man attending school.
I'sed.to hard work. Phone 402. tf
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms for
ladies only. 010 N. Church, phone
- 745J, after 0 p. m. tf
FOR RENT 3 ',4 acres 0 room house,
lots of fruit on car line. Call at 320
Hubbard Bldg. or 124 N. Liberty
street. Bei.t!!2
CIDER APPLES WANTED The Gid
eon Stolz Co. will pay cash for apples
offered mi to December 15th. Also
up
make cider on shares.
Octl
MONEY TO LOAN 1.000 up to 10,
nun. on improved farms. Thos. A
Roberts, 200 U. 8, Xationnl
Bldg., Salem, Oregon
Bank
Oct. 15
FOR TRADE Twin Indian motorcycle
fully equipped fr driving horse ami
hnirnv. Must be good. Fnone on,
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FOR SALE CHEAP Lot of cement
flagging taken from backyard and ;
iili-walk. Fine for filling for back
yard. Inquire "44
street
.ortn iwinn'
Sept21
FOR SALE At bargain, a good bun
galow on paved street, full cement
basement, molern pluming, lights, gas
U, block from car. Phone 133W.
Sept2l
,i i formation of all kinds will be given to
WANTED by experienced men, dairy tn public regarding the sizes of pack
ranch to lake charge of either on ,nt may be carried by parcel
salary or shares; must bp near school ; Thin parcel post demonstration
Address W. P. K., care Jiirnal. 24 i win aj,0 I(IW w,gt ,inds of goods mar
" I be shipped parrel pot, how they should
ROOMS
FOB RENT Two pleasant i
modern in every respecet, 4 j
blocks north of state house, 12 block)
from rnrllne. terms to flt. 810
rontns,
from cnrline.
15 Cents
MONEY TO LOAN On improved
farms at 7 per cent annual interest.
I am representing the Commerce Safe
Deposit & Mortgage Co. of 1'ortlana,
Oregon. Quick delivery of money,
Write mo or cell at aMrion olltcl. F,
J. Bcrger. Salem. Oregon, tf
FOR SALE Four pure bred A. J. C. C.
Jersey bulls from H mo-iths to 2 years
old. biro of 8 of them is a son ol
Golden Glow's Chief. Dnm, of one
and grand dum of two pave over 10,
000 lbs. of milk testing over 5 per
cent in one year. Priced reasonable to
move muck. Jos. A. Dittcr. Aums
villc. Ore. Sept 21
PUBLIC SALE ( onsisting of norses.
dairy cattle, bnga, poultry, a lnrgc
assortment of farm impleiuents; disc
hnrrow, plows, spring wagon, buggy
carriage, hop halcr, bassets, sacks,
Deeriug binder, mower, grain drill, 3
sets work harness, buggy harness,
cream separator, incubator, etc., and
numerous other articles from a well-
equipped farm. Sale begins at 10:30
a. m. Free lunch. Take O. E. railway
to Ouir.ahv or Hct'inoro, S. P. trains
to Brooks. Farm one mile southwest
of ltrooks. Hept21
Fair Ground Will Have
Post Office All Next Week
Itegin'ning next Friday,
Postmaster
fluckestein will establish a branch post
office at the fair gruimls, and will con
.1.. In ,....(l,.n- l,.l,,.i;n'.r
(Monday, October 4. 7 he office will be
in charge or lay ( ollins in the new
brick building in the northeast corner
of the grounds. Not only will Mr. Co!
lias be on hand at all times, but Post
master lUickestein expects to spend
much of his time in the fair grounds of
fice, assisted by J. H. Farrar, assist
ai.'l postmaster did A. K. Gibbard, su
perintendent of mails.
The branch office, while delivering
mail of all kinds, is t' a certain ex
tent a demonstration! office, where in-
be wrapped, now farm prouuro nm.r
take advantage of parcel rates, and
just tell a lot of things about the rare
post that may be of advantage o Ho
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PREPARES FOR MAKING
Local Factory Is Branching
Out Order Placed For
40,000 Cans
An order for 40,000 tin cans of 20
ounce sir.o has recently been placed
with the American Can company, by a
Salem manufacturing firm. This order
will amount to a car load, and will be
shipped withit the next two weeks to
the capital eoap woras, ixw r'erry
street.
Christian Lachele is proprietor of the
Angora Rug Co as well as the Capital
Soap Worka, and it is for a new kind
of cleaning soap that the 40,000 caus
will be used. Associated with him srfl
Scuttle parties who will handle the dis
tribution! of this new cleanser, but the
manufacturing will all be done here.
And the parties are so confident their
soap will meet with public favor, that
the first order was for the full load of
cans, to hold.net weight, 18 ounces of
soap paste.
The cleanser will be manufactured
entirely of mineral material, no animal
fat of any kind to enter into its eoiu-
nosition, the most important ingredient
being a mineral cleaner and a mineral
salt taken iron the tamous soap lake
in .Washington. A car load of this ma
terial will be shipped here next week.
Combined with this natural material is
vegetable curd, which gives the soap
the consistency of a thick paste. Other
materials also enter into it, tne receipt
beii:g known only to manufacturers
here and distributors in heuttle.
According to Mr. Lachele, the Brop
has been thoroughly tested and iie feels
confident that for cleaning tinware,
glassware, or any household articles, it
will answer the purpose fully as well or
better than any of the paste soaps in
the market. Machinists will find it
valuable, as well as janitors, or throe
who have any house cleaning to do.
With this Capital Cleanser, the name to
be given it, the hnnds can be made
clean by those who are working in
paints, .tar or pitch. It is also claimed.
that for cleaning brnss or silverware or
plate glass it cannot be excelled, and
there is nothing in its composition that
will leave a scratch or mar in any wav
the finest of silver or glass ware.
The distributing agents at Seattle ex
pect to put out over a hundred men as
canvassers tn different parts of tne
oast in about three weeks. Later, after
they have established the merits of
their Capital Cleanser, tiicy intend to
supply the ln-al trade through the
wholesale houses, ?
Anyhow, the parties who . own the
recipe arc so sure they have an article
that should be lit Vvery household, ma
chine shop and store, that they feel con
fident of disposing of 40,000 cans with
in the next few lnuriths.
William H. Crane,
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William H. franc, tne veteran of the
quintette of playera presenting "The
New Henrietta," has many interesting
memories concerning all-star casts. He
thinks the greatest group of players
with which ho was ever associated was
in the performance of "The Rivals" in
1HUS, got up for the benefit of Charles
W. Couldock, who won his chief later
fame by playing Dunstan Kirkc in
Steele Miickay's "Hazel Kirkc" with
Effie Ellsler, I)e Wolf Hopper end other
prominent actors. For the benefit, per
formance of "The Rivals" Mr. Crane
played Sir Anthony Absolute, Joseph
Jefferson, was of course the Bob Acres,
and W. J. Florence ike Sir Lucius
O'Triggcr. Julia Marlowe was the tan
talizing and delightful I.ydin Languish;
her husband, Hubert Taber, The Captain
Absolute, and Mrs. Jooti Prew her own
inimitnlih' Mrs. Malsprop. Other stars
in the cast were Nat C. Goodwin, K.
M. and Joseph Holland, De Wolf Hop
per, and saucy little fanny Kioe. The
success of this single performance was
so great Mr. Crane, Mr. Jefferson and
Mr. Florence associated themselves to-
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I ifcthcr for a whirlwind tour of the Sher
In Buy ing Your New Hat
you should have no trouble in finding one that is becom
ing to you this season.
Never have we been able to show such' a variety of at
tractive colors and shapes.
While soft hats still have the preference, we show several
good styles in black stiff hats.
Possibly one reason why we are selling so many hats is
because practically our entire stock is brand new.
Superior values at
$2, $3, $4, $5 and $6
We are very proud of our hat department and have the
ambition to become your hatter. May we?
Hammond-Bishop Company
Leading Clothiers
"THE TOGGERY" 167 COMMERCIAL ST.
Gets 90 Days In Jail for
Giving Indian Liquor
Upon being convicted of giving liquor
to an Indian Robert Barton was sen
tenced to HO days in the county jnil
by Recorder Elgin, ex-officio justice of
the pence. Barton was arrested with
Alexunder Norwest, an Indian, and
lodged in the city jnil for five days
on n charge of being intoxicated.
J. E. Flanders, assistant chief Indian
agent, testified that he saw Hnrton
take a bottle of liquor from his pocket
and give it to Norwest and the Indian
admitted that he received a bottle from
Bartoii. Barton pleaded not guilty but
in the face of the evidence ho was ad
judged guilty by Judge Elgin and given
the !0 day jail sentence. ,
A NEVER TAILING WAY
TO BANISH UGLY HAIRS
(Aids to beauty.)
No woman is immune to superfluous
growths, and because these are likely to:
appear at any time, it is advisable to
always have some dclatono powder
handy to use when tho occasion arises.
A paste is made with some of the pow
der and water mid spread upon tho
hurry surface; in about 2 minutes this
is carefully removed and tho skin wash
ed. You will then find that your skin
is entirely free from huir or fuzz. He
sure, however, to get real (lelntiiiie.
Famous Veteran Player
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idan comedy with the same cant for the
next seoson. De Wolf Hopper was the
only one of these players to drop out,
as he had an individual starring tour in
prospect from which ho could not cs- ,
cape. However, his place was tuken by ,
Francis Wilson nnd there was no gup
in the list of the big n nines. Mr, ('rune I
says the play was overcast, Hint it wasj
not n good performance because each of,
the personages in it were playing fori
his personal aggrandizement. "There is'
nothing of that sort in our performance
of 'The New Henrietta,'" Mr. Crane
finished, "even with such distinguished '
co workers as Thomas W. Ross, Maelyn i
Arbuekle, Laura Hope Crews and Mabel j
Taliaferro, to sny noiitng of tho other i
good players in the company. There is i
nothing but amity, friendship and t ;
general desire to benefit the whole per-j
formnnco or tho part of every Individ-1
ual connected with the company. I don 't j
remember snd I have he.-n associated
with a good many big casts and nil star
combinations ever to have played with
so ehnrmiug a group of people as those
who are my co-workers in this production."
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Believed Hiat All Details Will
Be Arranged During Con
ference Today
New York. Sept. 21. Arrangements
for the allies' loun of half n billion
dollars or more from American bakers
wero apparently Hearing consummation
today. Tho outstanding details, it was
believed, would be cleared up during
' the formal conference this afternoon be
tween the allied commission und leading
financiers.
The foreigners will not insist on tisin
the Ion n for purchase of munitions
They took the position that, with suf
ficient credit for other supplies, they
will lmvo no difficulty in securing mu
nitions. Not much cash will leave banks im
mediately nud possibly not at nil. Knc1
institution will milks a book entry of
the amount it will contribute and will
credit this to the New York bunks fin
ancing tho lonn. rim nil amounts of
cash may be called for, on u prorata
basis, but this money will return ns
fust ns it is spent.
Perhaps one-fourth of the loan will
be asked lit the outset. This would
save the allies' interest charges i) the
whole sum and prevent a iitniiu on
American finances.
Brush Fire Looks Like
Burning House After Dark
A brush fire on l.ul'elle street showed
its flames just nbove tho combe of u
house further down the hill and a resi
dent further down the hill saw the
flumes and thinking they were bursting
from tho top of the houso turned in an
iilnrui ut H (i 'cluck lust night. The lire
department rushed both engines to
"Fuirinount and Lufello" as the voice
said over the, phono, At Fnirmoiint
and I.nfelle they were nimble to find
any burning houses ami the fireimu
wero even utiiibl" to find liny brush
fires until Chief i 1 ill t on cruised around
among the bushes and finally discov
ered tiny brush fire Hint caused all
of tho trouble.
The rubbish firo could have been
stamped out with about two slumps
but as it wuh doing no damiige und
considerable good tho firemen left it
nlonn.
DEATH OF V. L. MACK
Word was received at this place
Thursday afternoon of the death of V.
f.. Mack which occurred at his home at
' OREGON C
CLARA
KIMBALL
YOUNG
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The Comedy Feature
Marrying
Money
A Satire on Matrimony
10c TODAY
Tomorrow Thursday
DON'T MI8S THIS
Friday and Saturday
VIOLA ALLEN
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The Whit Burtcr
lOe
Aurora on Thursday afternoon. Mr.
Mack was well known in this vicinity
having made his home iu Canby prev
ious to about four years ago when he
moved to his present home near Aurora.
He wns over tit) years of uge. He ban
been ill for a year or more, and the di
direct cause of his death was pro
nounced us hardening of the arteries.
Besides his widow ho is survived by a
sister, Mrs. GurleyOgle, of this place,
and two brothers, O. R. Mack and Mor
ley Muck, of this place, and C. C. Mack,
of Big Sandy, Montana. Canby Herald.
HE COMMITTED SUICIDE.
Marshfield, Or., Sept. 20. Brooding
over separation from his wife 5 yoar
ago is supposed to be the cause of tho
suicide of Goorgo B. Baxter, proprietor
of a saloou! here and well known in the
county for years. Baxter used a riflo
and blew tho top of his head off.
Marguerite Clark
SALEM'S FAVORITE
In a Delightful Picture
"Seven Sisters"
THE GRAND
Tonight, Tomorrow and Thurs
day South American Travelogue
"THE CITY OF KINGS' '
10c
Coming
Friday,
rick, in
Pauline
Fled-
Hold"
THl! OrENiNG NIGHT
Big Universal Feature, 2 Parts
By special request
"Not a Lumb Shall Stray"
Produced by special authority by
the Hebrew Infants' Asy
lum of New York City
THEIR IIArPY HONEYMOON
Nestor Comedy
Double Bill of Vaudeville
Chns. Varley, Ojiirk Change
Artist. A whirlwind net.
- GEO. MOHEY
Musical Ventriloquist, Something
Different But Oood
WEXFORD
Theatre
We
never raise, our price
always 10 cents.
is al-
GRAND
MONDAY C 27
EVENINO kJCjie C
, The Crst Five-Star Cail
ft Win.' H. CRM
ft THOMAS W. ROSS
ft MACLtH ARBUCKLE
ft MABEL TALIAFERRO
ft LAURA HOPE CREWS
Seat Sale September 23.
Prices 7!c to J.00
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Jiouto 3, Salem.
Union street.
tf j public la general.