Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, September 21, 1915, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text-SALEM'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE- II GOOD SHOE NEWS FOR MEN -:- K ClGtNTLEMANa -SHOE, A 10 Day Sale of Men's Nettleton Shoes Commencing Tomorrow MorBing--See Window Display Our $6.50 & $7 Grades-Ten Day Special, $4.95 a pair Salem Tennis Association Planning to Stage Meet Sept. 23, 24 and 25 yJGLNTlEMANS Here's a timely sale of high-grade Shoes just at the beginning of Fall weather an opportunity to supply Shoe needs at a great saving. The Nettleton is one of the very highest grade Shoes for Men, on the market and needs no introduction. They are the result of the best shoemaking thought obtainable, 1 1 J J 1. . 1 - L. 1 1 A . . . .,1 . , , i-vnf 1 VI )rr applied 10 ine uesi inewiaiutai piutess, anu wuincu uui, m leathers as excellent as the world'c tanneries afford. They fit when all others fail. Dress and business styles. If you don't get a pair of these good Shoes it is your fault. Tan or black calf leather Kermit last. Patent or black calf leather Windsor last. Black Vici leather in the Composite last- Black Calf leather half double sole Pacific last. Regularly priced at .$6.50 and $7.00 a pair. Extra special of fering for ten days per pair, $4.95- Mrd a. Mil A 0 LNIIEMANS fA Tomorrow Our 761st Wednesday Surprise A SALE OF WOMEN'S UMBRELLAS EXTRA SPECIAL AT 89c EACH For the next rainy day Here's a sale of Umbrellas that will cause women to pro vide shelter for themselves against the next spell of weather. These Umbrellas are of good grade with strong, well made frames and neat handles. At this surpris ing price they are bound to sell rapidly. Take your choice tomorrow Meyers' Free Exposition Trip Contests The September Contest for a free trip to the Panama Exposition has been extended to Saturday, the 25th. As in the previous Ex position Trip Contests we have decided to close this final event on Saturday. Contestants will have a plendid opportunity to make special efforts this week. Five more days remain. Vote for your favorite a vote with every 25c purchase. The Salem Tennis association is plan f niug to stage a tournament here Sep 4 , t ember 23, - ami 25 wilich will at-: tract some of the best tennis 'layers in j the northwest to the courts of this city. J The prize cups anil trophies already f offered include a handsome cup to be T ! du.iateil by A' Hush for the Men's J Si ntjles. This cup will probably be ft 1 continuing eerr ana inusr ne won T, three times before it becomes the per J maneiit property of the tennis eham- J pio. the ('lay Uelle has ottered to (contribute two cups to lie given to tiie I winners of the mixed duables. liarr's Jewelry store has contributed a cup .l. I.. l : J .: I.,- i II - n jiur me lii'ue smiles ami ri;mser lros. i i .... l .1. ...',.... . ... nun twin .iiijiji inive c,o a uiieiea 10 put up an tennis racKet. One of these rackets and a box ,of I candy donated by the Spa will be given to the Salem man and tri the Salem woman' who remains in the tournament the longest: Jt is probable t'.iat in con sideration of the array of brilliant talent that is coning to this city for the tournament that the Salem play ers will hardly last until the finish and the l'oregd'ng arrangement was made to make it a Salem event. There have been no formal entries j so far and it is not probable that any matches will tie made until the time for j beginning actual play. A number of the crack players of the .Multnomah athlet-j iceliib, as well as players from Albany and Kugene will be here for the tourna-! ment. Even Seattle is to be represent- i ed by cne entry and tli present indica tion's point to one of the most success-: I ful tournaments ever pulled off in this j 'it v. Lodge No. 1 and Salem Kebekah lodge No. 1 arc requested to assemble at the lodge rooms Wednesday evening. Spe-' eb.1 program. Committee. " Sept22 A Wonderful Array of Women's and Misses Coats Priced from $4.9 to $50 We meet all mail order houses' prices. See our won der coat at $5.95, . THIS IS A GREAT SPE CIAL You will be extremely pleas ed with all our values. TRY SALEM FIRST BALKM COMMERCIAL CLUU 89c each Sale starts at 8:30- See the window display. THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Jl.YilboDlooips kzlJ amntmtummmmtmmumtJ All Around Town B-'tttffltititfflmtuninti Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist In fitting glasses eorrootly. U. B. bank bldg. -o- Tbe contract for the plastering in the ' li.itw U...K 1...II.I..... .... I . ' r iiuiu iiuiiuui uu i,i.rny ni reel ha. Leon awarded to Klvls l.u iluke, immummmnmtmmtni Horses of splendid quality and weight for sale at tint Musscy Farm sale, uear llioohs, Wednesday, 'J"nd. Dr. Btone'i Drug store. tf The Marlon Lawrence clam of the First Methodist church will hold its monthly meeting tonight nt the or Dr. M. C, rtiidley, 225 Nor tieth street. The total enrollment of students now ut Willamette university is 222. This number will be gradually increased the next two nocks bringing the enrollment up to about the Home us one year ago. Dairy Cattle. Cows, fresh and to t ft..... I ......litl... A"',.!""'"' i also some fine yearling heii'ers Bt the tli I wen- j Maundy farm sale, near Itrooks, on I Wednesday. 22nd. Dr. Stone's Drug Btore. tf! The Wexford ha shuck the popular fancy in its vaudeville artists this neck and iaj'laying to crowded houses. The musical ventriliuiiist and the quick change artist, playing II characters, are strong attractions. o A hike of 32 miles was mads Sunday bv two Salem bovs, Howard Fowlo and snrgoon, I'M Masonle bldg. Phono 4 III. I l'hillip .InsknsM. They left here iu the Guy W. Hunt leave Thursday mom lug for the 1'ondlctnn Hound Tp. Ile fore returning, he will spend several day at Maker City and other eastern ('regno points. Dr. E. T. Mclntlre, physician and of the men expressed their appreciation by presenting him with a Stetson hat. afternoon for Monmouth ami after a rest thero of two hours, made the re turn trip, o Miss Mlnuetta Maaers will receive Hogs, Time to put them up to feed1 vocal pupils afternoons from 2 till 4 for the early winter market (Juite a the week beginning Monday, September bunch to bo sold of stock hogs nt the 20. Voices will be tried free of charge. Massey farm sale, near Jlrooks, Wednes- I'hone 12!',". Studio, First National day, 22 nil. i Hank ltldg., corner Commercial and o ( hemeketa streets. Sept2;i Stacy H, Reeves, formerly with the' o ,T. C. Terry Drug company, writes from ! The Seattle Tilllcums, the boosting or Juneau, Alaska, that things are lively j gani.ntion of that city, will pass in that country and that he hns plenty through this city shortly on their way of work to do as manager of the 11 i II to the Sun Ftnncisco exposition. As Drug company. I the Cherrians would like to make their o I acquaintance, they have been invited Good church food and home cooked through Secretary' Wilson, to stop over victuals will bo found in abundance , a short time ami take in the beauties this year ut tho church fair, as the ' of the Capital City and also take a look Indies of the Kpiscopnl, Presbyterian at the Oregon nrgnnization that walked and Methodist churches are at the nwny with the first prize at the Port- groiiuus miiny gcinng ineir uootns uiuu rose icstival tins vear. ready for next Monday. I 1 wr Fanners, you will need something in tile implement lino this fall. The Mas sey farm sale hns a large assortment of them, to be sold at auction, Wednes day, 22nd. Farm near Itrooks, Cregcn. Leaving Portland Thursday at mid night, n special will be run to Pendle ton for the Hound l'p, leaving Pendle ton Saturday night after the last show. ! An even 2A will pity all expenses in I chilling admissions, berth uud meals on i the diner. Just Arrived By sheer pood fortune we were able to get a lot Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats that we can sell below the regular prices. You will have to see this lino to appreciate the values we are ottering. Stop and think about it. Good Suits and Overcoats, the season's latest, at only $10.00 and $12.00 G. W. JOHNSON & CO. HI North Commercial Street. Rae L. Holland, State street. Dressmaking. 712 Only a few more days of Mosher's sixth nniiuul fall opening sale. W. W. Seymour, a prominent citizen and former mayor of Tacoiim, stopped over in the city at evening, on his re turn by auto fioin n trip to Crater lake, lie w as entliu-iastie over the scen ery and the beauty of the trip, but wasn't especially impressed with the roads uear Salem. ln fact, ho said the roads were all fiMl, until within 1(1 miles of this city and was of the opin ion that u ding would materially im prove them. Kusning Hie T.u or So manv suits . . , " been sold during Mudier's sixth ; iwiisuu sewms 10 do Bull on, annual fall o , i,,nL, ,!,, that he has ins uuiing i ar pasi io nays rorn cars been compelled to a id two extra men to have been delivered to I., (i. Hulgiii, j his woikriMun. rural route four, Salem, S. 11. Murker, - i, i route one, Siilem, Win. lleiser, rui nl Here is a school teacher that has the route eight, Nnloiu, D. .1. Miller, of proper idea of boosting Oregon. Jsln : Muclcnv, and Mrs. Herman stage, of l.nughliu is a teacher at Fremont. Ore.. this city. , and in order to pmperly study Oregon I '' us resources, has written the Com 1 Notice to the Public, ; mercinl club akiug for circulars and l i ursoniii in i ue uruers in me council, pampnieis. it Mis Luughlin writes I am Mirecle.l to notily the public that every Comnieicial club in the state the ordmiince regulating the running at uud teeeives their literature, it is a sure ,rge m ,iog, v , ,v entoree.l thing that by the end of the school year, ( HAS. 1. M.t.l N, ( ,ty lteeorder. k. ,, iu ,,..,, , ,hl, nVl.rH(,,, I Harley O. Whit.' Is ln McMlnnville. J,' w" "'- AtttWl,lll,,r l,k tlk Mtlit,!,,)!,, I O of clover seed to Clucniio for the firm' For 018 coaveniuc ot those who csn if 1). A Whit.. A Mo.,. Y...r.ll. k., "" ''ad during the day lime, D. II shipped a car load of clover seed to the,., "''..J, !',,l"r- enj"""" ,hnt "east from Carlton. ' !" 1,0 k,'l'' "l'' evenings during ins sixth siimuil tall .meatus sale. held this week. -..----- Bids for the painting of the Odd J 0 September i'M. The truster. .L i 'TJ ,hV t.,e right la reject and and all -tods. For , Z th . ' T further prtic,.lr call oa or phone T'i , I ' '"" " "M'i,?n lh 0J Islvn. to divuss church aftairs frisn the ' T ..LI ,. v. ... . v I layman's standpoint. Among those who It is said U average hop yard boss ,,. ,,, , , K , h Uv. or manage, isn't a. a general thing. eonfeVeucnd who will atnd w-iT-1 '"t. L w'V"'" Um ar, Mr.. Fannie M. Pern,, .Wilham Met orn.iek. who lives at West I Mr. Kmm. C. term line, Mrs. (ieorge StnytoB weii.. to be an rteepl.ou. lie II. Ableu, Mrs. Carl Urcgg Donev, Frn had charge of on of the l.ivr.ley yards est lllne, Pr.. Floriua Von Ks. h'en, Dr. yini, ami nrroi'iing v in re- iv. u. fteeves ami A. A. I.ee. ort ot several or the pickers, he hand Wild Speculation Today li.iiiSJsS:: In lnJ.,otM fA.lro men of frame work demo by Fred Bon.v iu luuuouiai uiuvno parte, an inmate of the state penitcn- itiary, upon which .has been lavished (Copyright If 15 by the New York Ev- . much patience and ingenuity, it has pning Post.) been curved with a pen knife and threo Xew York, Sept. 21. The movement weo,iS wns consumed in making it. The of the market toclny was wholly made I work represents a vine, with flowers al up of wild speculation in industrials ' 111 t.erv1als "P,u. e?l"h of which a bird Li identified with the recent "war con-1 1'O'w'd. The birds and towers are col oren. i mm lociiiiig at tins wortny en deavor, the 'interesting si'eculation arises as to what benefits might ac. rui'U'vf' iha m iM t1 1 rttIraad1c -.frk-n,ret,by tl,c fact : fi zxz'Z nip uiHcimsMon on "Arc v Mnii.stcrs ! that I'oople nrfilmted with the comiinny 10i.,i;..nv0 rt , , . , 2 j uiv.1 1 i fj n 1.1 c i f u at aut.ii just 1 1 u- An interesting feature of the Method ist conference now in session nt Pnon. 1 1 burg, will be tiie conference parliament on piiruruny aiternoon of t n n-oni.- when topics of interest will be dis cussed bv leading members uf the com' I'tent'tiea witft the recent "war con-( rerence. Among those honored bv an!'1'1 excitement. opportunity to take a leadimr t.art in1 Tnp lis0 was n,''(1 Central Motors the discussions is the Rev. Kdw in Slier-! which advanced 51 points an achieve and Teachers in Any Way Responsible , have been protesting that profits from! tioll, for Today's Desecration of the Holy which greatly enhanced earnings, audi -al,1,iuh- ' a 50 per cent extra dividend were -r- per cent extra dividend were 0 created, had not been derived from or- Miss Anne D. Swezey, librarian ofjders for war niaterlms. the, Salem public library, is planning fori Many of these advances were ex- II lecture COUlse this winter nf nn,,.,,l I tremelv vinl.iMt Tl... ,...!.. : . .. . ... . v- ...t,,,i, . . . ...v . . ..ui.iii, ,n: Ol't I Ullll 1 VU IJUl- It has already been decided I side public was Dlninlv in the market Reddie professnr ofiand the movement, freouentlv became interest, Unit Prof. A. F. puoiie speauing at tne I niversitv of Oregon, will be secured for one of the attractions. Prof, lieddie N justlv popular with Sulem audiences nn'd hi's appearance here alwnvs insures an en thusiastic audience. Tim lectures this winter will be held as usual iu the audi torium of the public library on the first and third Friday of each mouth, begin ning with .November. Judge William Galloway, of this city who is now with Mrs. (iallowav visiting the San Francisco fair, write, to tv; i hysterical as in the earlier stages of the frenzy. The pace, however, was too extrnva gnnt to hold. It resulted in the after noon, as was to be expected, in a vio lent reaction in which General Motors itself lost more thmr half of its rise. The close was uiicertuin and irregu lar. Standard investment shares played scarcely any part in the day's activity. Among those who were nresent. at. in nus city timt .Mis. (ialloway suffered1 0 organization ot a juvenile depart a painful injury w hen going down to j mollt. ot' the United Artisans, Saturday ue iair on tlie boat but that she will doubtless be able to visit the fair with in a few days. Mrs. Calloway was thrown against a table by a sudden urch of the boat and was badly bruised but no serious consequences are expect ed. .Judge and Mrs. (ialhuvnv will i - San Francisco on their return trio Sn- tombor 25. A reception and banquet will be given this evening at the First Christian 'tliur;'h 0 1 ho have been working tor f I u I...K. : ......... , ,, ace-gnu;, ,,, ,. evening were Mnelyu Hunter, Margaret White, Leetha Wilson, Mona Schaum,-i Ruth Cook, Ruth Ross, Crace Davis, I Theodore Smith, Helen Smith, Marie Cook, Thelma Cook, I.oren Loose, Othel ' White, Kenneth Kaiser, Theodore Pol- lis, Harry Lsch, Dorothv F.sch, (Jladvs Dimeler, Harry Dimeler, Gludvs Noden,' Ruth F. Ross, Merlo Matlock, Lowell. White, Reta Claggett, Cleo Ashford.! Bessie Sliafer. Irene Piatt, Alma Kirt ey, hdwin Kirtley, Gurnet Clearwater, r.ssie I.indsev and Oilev .T T.,ff;.. n , -, -u i ne memoers ot the juv.uiile domirt ment for the Kugene Hlhle university ' .m , , V'e Art "'''" " ill be presented lhe evening will be rathei one of eii'' 1",,,;t' llt tllB r,'g'lf meeting to- tertainment. including music ,v , ; 'ow evening. Uatley and tiilfilli,, ladies' ,,!,,:,, llm, ' " selections by the Clnistian church mule ,7" U"ited States Senator Lafe .uartctte. short talks will be made bv : "r,K' e'li,1 I'"1 l"s Moines, Iowa. ' ,",1H,l'rs""' l'"'ioYnt of the Kii-' ",ly ''"P'tnl. is in Cortland, and will K"ne ible university, u.s.O. Humbert - , ?" ,ho s,l:,(,, 1'inito.l this Tues ,i.i ."'""""'-v "f 'he university, and , '""l sev"r'11 fri,'l"'s Jiving in ( tho 11. Williams. fiij Wl,lk,,r; ', ,, whom he will be pleased tu meet. ' My- l"'stor of the Chrisiia !","', '''! off the truiu when it ''""',' t The 1), s, will also be , r 's 7 sl'"' about .I: .'10 p. m. to greet nt and deliver a short nddics j h " ' 1,UV hil " "'" . Kay will a,t as t,t,n,,T ' f , 11 i snggested that evening. '"r , "''. '""'a society greet l,i, with a dele- t;11!'0" '""I that the members of the r , . V',;r''',.U''' W- M lu,' L'"' " "'' strong eia-er which . -II ""r ,'0:,Vl1' ,,v N,,""."lV,..i.,Ban.l Albert Tozier may! h a the l-.lks will be given the new the Tented City, are warm oer n" 1,1 H'M'sday September ;iu. The ' nited States, West Indies ,, levi Ui , , . nun ii u,l ex- ;"" hsmic iat ion. He wl.i-l.ii . arrangeinei-.ts by "," his daughter. Mrs, . ' " '' "ccimiininv t .e l'ortln.,.1 or tio iMir. X, v.,.b Kin .on, ucsii ev t ,., i.u.,.1 me r w.-.c Klk bors, be made bv tne Uii'hcus mul., . I... .... turn several selections, and short ...lU-. : fi promin'ent Klks. Jn ,.,. preparinir to iot ... evenings entertainment in the new audi onun, that will be a credit to the h'dge and an entertair.'m, t f,c the visiting member, from Portland and other cities in the valley. is nccomnnn- lohn' Derrick. Thev urn t to the San Francisco expnsi- . John w. Lewis, state engineer, n.i turned with his family Sunday ni.-l,, I DIED KKNCH In tl, ut the nge of 41 from IS City SiKnl.,..,! r. 1UIH V , .. . ' r 'I 1. . nencn years. Surviving !,;. . . two weeks' vi, ... '.i.; ' 11,1.... A t:"" " '.V brother dress at the International I rrinti.M. the f,,.,.,M.l . . . t . . . Hlienu congress spoke ti.tn 1. rs, prooiem Miy, Mr. Lewis, that is now to be solved by the irrigati,,,, author! ics is the financing of the settlers on th irrigated lauds. If tl,. .....1., developed land nerds a system of rural 1-11-uiin uu loans the needs it all the at ne international Irrigation the funeral to be held Vrnn tl . 1 ress held at Stoc- ,..,,. Mr. Yew,, lig-r cottage ,rK fZ, , e on 'State Control nnd RegB. j noon at 3 o'clock T f, W V f "i of irrigation l.irtl.. - The gUt- ,ll officiate ami L". ' ?. Z ?.'.'.(i,111 , - ... v uy view cemeterv. roOTBALL AT NIGHT. im ago, Sept. 21.. t each Child, of am an tne In-' o satisfy ib..T . L,..',.,r:1 . il "n bo bril- -.. - -,.,,rui vi rurut (V. . oaca 1 hi cheap money on lUg time,!"' """one university eleven nla ttler on undevel...d land! iuJI' li'' l he more and it is to satWy!. ,T l' ,,r,''1 " l "n bo The household helpers you wife needs can be found quick" ly through the Journal Want Ads. , SPECIALS FOR Wednesday AT DAMONS Two pounds of Tilla mook Cheese 35c 1 20c Can Dill Pickles 15c can Gold Dust Flour $1.25 Sack Snider's Catsup 20c Bottle Canteloupes 10 for 25c - Creamery Butter 35c ' No Rent. Low Prices. DAMON &SON Phone 68. 855 N. Comm'l It kd the job so succtiwfully that several ini. iiei that irngatiou All member, of L O. O. T. Cheiuekeu now laboring ty 1.V holding night l-rsi. tice.