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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPT. 27, 1915. "SALEM'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE" MM I RAIN GOATS h-ttm i4 Splendid Assortment of J of EIGHT If A I ill" soats andDre sses Bright and beautiful bristling with style splendidly made with becoming neatness, our fashionable garments for Fall and Winter are being enthusiastically welcomed by hundreds of appreciative women. Right now is the time, to irfake your selections. You hdve the widest dnoice in styles and fabrics, and it's easier to be fitted while sizes are plentiful. Besides, you'll have the pleasure of wearing your clothes longer while they are stylish and fully get their worth. J Ofrtf OUR NO. 762 WEDNESDAY SURPRISE SALE- Will be held next Thursday, the 30th, as Wednesday is Salem Day at the State Fair. A SALE OF MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS UP TO $2.00 Extra special "Fair Offering" 78c each Here's a sale of Shirts that should bring men to this store by scores. Many different kinds to choose from well made e of good fabrics comfortable, and byfar the greatest Shirt value offered this this season. Formerly priced up to $2.00, your choice next Thursday 78c ea Miss Mollie I'eiirmino wins tho 8eptember and lust contest. Mtundiug of contestants: Mollie Pearmim' !i14 Ethel Trindle 8233 Birdine Myers 4274 Pliylis Kellogg 3S07 COPDIOOODS -- - t4H cnmimtmmttmttmramtmtmmmnmntntmmnmmtmuiimmumm:ii All Around Town nuunmiwuimttmismmmmmtn Bummmmttmuttttmtauattminttun Dr. Mendolsohn, specialist la fitting! t, Mm. Jf. V. Kcycx. .Mrs. Koyos visit- glasses correctly, U. H. bank bldij. Durina this fair Mk. ths Wait memorial fountain in Willsnn park will j Johns, Mich piny for an liour beginning at 7 : : i U 1 o Vine It on Tuesday, Thursday and Fii day evening. ei in thin city two months lust sum- hi r a ml made a largo circle of friends during her short stay. Her home wiih at that it is of but meillum (uality, but after their three yearn of study. In this expects to do better next year. I exhibit are also shown sewing from the o j grades and high school, iliss Florence Instead of taking charge of the Sal-! Wuest, who bus clinrni- of drawing in vatinu army work at Kugene, I,. N. Lor-1 t'18, city Bchools, will be with the ex cnzeii, formerly captain of the Salva-: hibit at all times to explain the work tion army here, has been unsigned to ; ot the different grades. special work. After his ten days of work 1 - here, which will close Wednesday, he I Tne Rev- R- N- Avlson, of the First will be sent to The Dalles. Later he ; Methodist church, the Hew .1. ('. Npenccr will make ten day visits nt l'ondleton, j t'1" 1-eslie M. K. church, and the La (Irande and linker. His work is to. Rev. J. Montcalm Hroivn, of the Jason give the officers of the several barracks j Memorial, are expected home t h i special help and to assist in special evening from Kosclinrg, where they I Dr. Stone-! Drug Blur. tf The record made by the government's water guago nt the O. ('. T, company docks, showed a rain of ."S of an inch yesterday. The river is still at the low level of 1.4 feet below low water mark. Dr. Stone's Drug Btore. tf Gleu E. Uiuuh returned yesterday from a two weeks' stay at his prjino ranch near Dayton. He estimates the crop in that section as tibout -10 per cent of normal, greatly under the estimates made a few months ago. The crop fell short this year on account of the drop ping. Cat M. Young left lost night with the Ynno county exhibit for Salem, whoro It will be installed during the state fair, (leo. Taylor, C. A. Hice, fi. A. Morrill, Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Avres and Mrs, F. H. Harlow nre already there Fred Bteliier plead guilty to deliver ing milk at a rate of more than 2(1 miles au hour in police court this morning looking after l.ni.e county's interests. and was given a flno of $13. William Kugene licgister. llyrno pleaded guilty to being Intoxicat-1 0. cd and was fined $10. The Sale,n rtreet raliny have four o I big cars on extra, brought from Port- Dr. S. T. Mclntlra, physician and 1 1, and two from L'ugene, mid are surgeon, 214 Masonic bldg. I'hone 440. maintainiug a seven ami a half minute o j service from Mtate and Commercial Dr. Ward Fisher returned to this streets to the fair grounds. On South eity yesterday from n three weeks trip Commercial, there is a ten minute serv to the Him Francisco fair during which , ice. Fast Statu street will have the time lie visited at Hcrkoley and other i regular senciniie. points of interest In California. was accompanied by his family. o- llc Mrs. L. D. Ratcliff 1 the special matron in charge at the Oregon Klectric Board and rooms at the Cottage station during tho state fair. Itcst rooms hotel, Mis. Heuts, proprietress, HcpU'tt , for women and cbiliimn with couches and cnairs uu, every comfort have been For the first time In thirty-four years, Mrs. I.luulieth Wagner, of Delta, ( olorudo, anil Mrs. Jos. Martin are ea joying a visit with each other. They are eoiisins, and Mrs. Wagner Is the guest of Mrs. Martin, of this city. Mrs. H. W. Bros received a telegram from her sister, living at Walseiiburg Col., announcing the death of her moth' ii Wear Glasses When Needed Fur they present lieadnrhes, wrinkles, sipiiutlng and frown ing! they preserve (he vision and the appearance of youth rather than Indicate age. Our examinations are exact and thorough In every iTctall -if glasses are not needed we so ad-vlo. I Miss A. McCulIoch OPTOMETRIST COS 200 Hubbard Dldg. I'hone 100 provided in the basement of the Mn sonio Temple, with a competent matron in charge. Carpenteii are at work today plac ing the welcome arch at the Intersection of Court and Commercial streets. The arch is built in sections and can be easily taken down and again erected in any part of the eity as occasion may require, l'art of the work of construc tion was done by the manual (milling class of Hie high school. The Juvenile fraternal oigaiUiatlon of the I'nited Artisans, is the first juv euile fraternal organisation in (he Cult e, States lo be orgnuised as a lodge. This .juvenile orgaaiitatlon will meet al the fair grounds Wednesday after noon at 1 : :t0 o'clock and will biv lea by Heliel's juvenile Cherry-Hud banA and march to (he pavillion where a pro gram will be given. With the rush of fair week and the many extra Jitneys and other ears for hire that crowd Hie drives to the state fair grounds the speed cop and traffic, policemen have had a busy day today. Their work for the most part, however, has been of the nut ore of waruiags and quotations from the traffic regulations. Irvln lliothers was arrested for seed ing this morning. 'Electricity on Uie rami" la the sign shown at the display booth of the I'or tin nd Hallway, Light ft 1'ower company at I he state fair. In (heir dis play, the company is not only showing all their various exhibits, but are spe cialising on the uses of electricity for farmers. A. C. McMickcn, sales manag er of IVrllaml. will be here this week and have charge of the exhibit Tobacco can be nlnatt in hi artinn of the Wtllnmfltt vltiv .uiiriti,, in V. Silhavr, of Staytou, who sends sam- idea of what he hna frriiiirn In th Vm. niereial elub, with the request that it be exhibited at thw slate fair. He writes (hat It was raised from the Gen, flrant Connecticut leaf seed of 1HI4. j While he had a heavy crop, he statea meetings. O- Al Kader Temple of tho Portland Shriners huve sent word they will be here in full force next Saturday for Shriners' clay. This will bring possibly 1100 of the red-fe..ed .Shriners here from tho 1'ortlaad lodgo nlone. Word I has not ns yet been received from Hil lah Temple, of Ashland, but tho pros pects are favorable for a large attend ance from thnt lodge. A meeting will bo held this week by the local Shriners to complete arrangements for the prop er entertainment of the visiting broth ers next Saturday. A prune dryer belonging to F. W. Kolley, living six mrlea south of the city, was burned Sunday morning at 2 o'clock, causing a loss of 4,000 pounds of dried prunes, besides all the con tents that belong o a dryer. It had been set afire last "Wedm-sdny morn ing but wns discovered in time by the man In charge. Although a constant watch had been kept both day and linger sized timbers tuan used in bail night, when tho fire wns discovered i ing construction nowadays. Tho smallest Sunday morning, it had mnde such head ! piece of lumber was a two bv six. most way, that nothing could be done to save! of them running two by eight and two havo been attending the sixty-third con ference of the Methodist Episcopal cnureli or UregOu.. The Bligh hotel has oeen making sev eral changes in the lobby that material ly improvo the appearance of things. The lobby has been doubled in size, ceiling and walls all re painted and ad ditional furniture placed. One of the improvements is a two chair burlier shop in the rear of tho lobby, with Roy Neer in charge. The chairs are new and of course have all tno latest improvements. The builders of fifty odd years ago certainly did n good job of it, according to A. T. Moffitt, who bought and re moved the old Liberty street Kvnugel leal church. As he could not find a convenient place to pluce the church, he just removed it in sections nail placed it in his back yard. Hut the tearing to pieces was something of a job, as he found tho old church, which was built 51 years ago, wns made of dryer or contents. The hop situation la rery peculiar this yenr, said grower today who has been in the business 18 years. Knglnnd has by ten inches. The rafters were all two by six inches, and full size. He also found thut tho large ten liennv cut nails were almost exclusively used, and that the earientrs of fifty years less than half a crop, and in addition niro used about three times ns mnnv to this, is shut off from the Herman ! nails as a modern builder would have markets. Tho crop in this country is used, also short, and according to estimates 1 now to bo obtained, the world's crop! Ray Chapter, ranger of the Santlam this year, is the smallest it has been! National Forest, is in the city for a since Yet in spito of all these I short visit. He reports a most success- conditions, (he price offered now is very I ful sensou in the forests, as during the miie kooyo me price or production, w Hole summer, out two fires of any con. which is estimated at 11 cents. sequence, were started by camper's, and o ! these were put out before thev had The first Installment of decorations 1 burned Over lilHliv nitrfla Tn'fnct ilin tn. for the Klks was received today and j till acreage for the 8 fires wns only 2.1, in committee in charge is getting things into shape for a big celebra tion and proper welcome to Hie visiting nrotners next Thursday. The Fortland and this is considered a remarkably good record, compared with one year ago when nt least N,000 damage 'was done iiy tires left by careless cani delegation of IIOO with their celebrated 1 ers. Lightning caused 15 fires this year, band will arrive at 10::i0 o'clock in the ' but these fires do but little damage, morning of Tliursdny and will lend the ! ns the lookouts soon ,cnt. them. Tim procession for the down town parade, i entire cost of fire suppression this year .hi i lie r.in i.uini, ami .ner.iroy'a la , was less than oac-third or an average mous band and our own Cherriau band, , year. The government ' campalgu of (here Is sure to be musle in the air whei educating the publie is having its of (he slate herd of F.Iks are turned loose I feet, as all campers (his year have been in the city and faU grounds. careful about their camp fires. Mr. 0 j Chapler will report at Albany this Mlsa Mollie Peannln won the voting week and will be there part of the win contest for this month at Myers depart- (er, engnge.l in niakn. repor(s of (he nten( store, which entitles her to a trip i summer work, lo tho San Francisco exposition, all ex- j n. pensee paid. The contes( closed Satnr- J Alex Merrifield, of Aumsville, Is a day evening with (he following vote: ! wk visitor at the fair grounds. Miss Mollie Fearmine, 9,!H4: Miss Kthel -- - ." ..j.. l Trindle, S,2Xt; Miss Hirdie Mvers.1 Th hou$t hold hlpr y out 4,274; Mis llivliss Kellogg, 3,S07. w:ia nmtJ. JL. tnmtA -mVIn Miss ('carmine is arranging for hrt i i a. , visit lo the exposition early ,..,v. i '? trough (A Journal Wanl mouth. This closes Ha five eoiitet nt (he Meyers store, the successful ones je being Miss Agnes Payne, Miss Dora Richler, Miss Margaret Ostrander, Miss Maud Smith and (he winner Sntiirduv night, Miss Mollie Prnrmtne. !U.iJ I. The manual training class of the high school, a well as the grades have a dis play al (he fair grounds (hat shows (o great ex(ent the uature of (he work done In (he high school as well as in the grades. On display from (he high school class are office desks buffet, dining room (aides, dining room chairs, wad ing tables, rocking chairs and a Morris chair. Thla work is done by (he slu den(s from (he freihmnn and senhomore rlasses and shows (he skill of (he bevs When In SALEM, OEEQON, stop at BLIGH HOTEL Strictly Modern Tm and Private Baths RATX8 75c. 11.00. 11.50 FEB. DAT The only hotel in thi buslnesa district Nearest to all Depots. Theatres asd . Capitol Huildiag. A Horn Away from Home T. O. BU.aH, Prop. Both Phones. Free Aoto Ban MONDAY EVENING'S BAND PROGRAM Mr. AVillis E. McElroy, con ductor. Soloists: Mr. Frederick Starke, oboe; Mr. B. F. Driscoll, cornet; Mr. (.. Meriggioli, flute; Mr. L. Bianconne, cluiinet; Mr. F. Henkel, xylophone; Mr. K. Cioffi, baritone. 1. March, "The Triumph of (llory" (Our President's march) Froyor 2. Overture, "i'nenre" Massenet 3. Cornet solo, "Premier Polka" Llewelleu Mr. Driscoll 4. Invitation "A La Valse".. Weber 5. Chnractvristio sketch, "Down South" .. Myddleton 6. Sextette from "Lucia de Lamermoor" Donizetti Messrs. McElroy, Cook, Tow ell, Ciffi, Tait and Kehiebe 7. Comic opera selection, "Mile. Modiste" ... Herbert t Tuesday, Sept. 28. Good roads day and woman's day. 10:00 A. M. Spectacular aeroplane flight by Prof. II, K. Munter, 10:110 A. M. Good roads pro gram in new auditorium, pre sided over by Julius Meier, of Portland, president of Oregon Good K oml s association. Vocal solo, Miss Margaret Flower, of Salem, Lyric So prano." Vocal solo Mrs. S. K. Mount ain, Salem, soprano. Music, and accompaniment, by MeKlroy 's bund." High wire specialty bv Prof. G. G. Fckhart. 1:.I0 P. M. High wire special ty Prof. C. G. Kckhnrt. Special musical program in gr-andstund at race track. McF.lroy's band, double quin tet, male quartet, Orpheus male chorus. Spectacular aeroplane flight by Prof. H. F. Munter. 2:00 P. M. (New Auditor ium) Woman's club pro gram. Music. Called to order by Mrs. Fdyth Tozler Weather red, member if Fuir Board. Address of welcome, Gover nor Withycombe. . Response, by Mrs. F. A. Kl liott, president Salem Woman's club. Vocal solo Miss Alice Skiff. Address "Mothers and Kdu- cation.' Aristinia Felts, of Portland. ' Vocal selection Ladies State Fair Glee club. Address "Junior Kxhibi lions." Miss Anna 1.7 String, of the B u nun of .Kducntion, Washington, IX C, Address "Industrial (Juc (ions as Pertaining to Women." Miss Alice Joyce. Addres " Collaboration. ' ' Mrs. C. II. Waldo. Evening, ' 7:00. Grand display of fire works. Social musical program, new auditorium by McKlroy's band. Selectiou by 'Ladies State Fair Glee club, band accompani ment Special numbers (it Me Klroy 's Bund. Selection by Sa lem Business Men's Quartet, band accompaniment. 7:.10 Old auditorium. Com munity Sing, u-der auspices of Mothers' Congress of Oregon, Mrs. Chester Geer, accompany ls(. Vocal solo, "When You aad I Were Young. Maggie," by 3. U Wall, of Portland. 7:00 Grand display of fire- if I X ! ! ! ! 1 l ! ! ! i ! i ' i :i i ' . ; i .! :! ! 11 In I i. QUALITY If you. want a Raincoat that is made for the wet win ters of this Willamette Val ley, it will pay you to inspect our line. We have bought clothes for this Willamette Valley trade for 34 years and know the kind of goods : : that keep . their f shape and : : v always look well. Our Rain- : : coats will give you the service you demand. Prices 1 from $10.00 to $25.00 G. W. Johnson & Co. 141 North Commercial Street NOTICE Notice is hereby given that tho un dersigned executor of the last will and testament of Laura Chambers, decensed, has filed his final account in the Coun ty Court of Marion County, Oregon, and the same is set for settlement on the 18th day of October, nt 10 a. m. Any objections that may bo filed against said account may be heard at said time and plncc. Dated this 14th day of September, 1015, Oct. 14. JOHN H. McNAEY. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned administratrix of the last will and testament of Zarildn Miller has filed her final account in the County Court of Marion County, Oregon, and the same is set for settlement on the 18th day of October, nt ten n. m. Any objections that may be filed) agninst said account maybo beard ot said time and place. Dated this 14th day of .September, 1915. Oct. 14. MAMIE M. HAYDKN. OarAirnistohe yourveSulb No matter what kind of a VVantAduouputin our paper wewiuivwyou rcsuU Ton cannot afford to miss reading the Journal Want Ads every day. Just arrived direct from the mill, a large ship ment of Silk Hose which we bought at a large saving and will put on sale at reduced prices, while they last. Regular $1.25 Silk Hose, in black and white only, at..... ... 87c pair Regular $1.50 black, white, emerald and green at $1.00 pair This is an extra good Hose at extra bargain. KAF OURY BROS. 115 N. 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