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Look at the Store Windows This Weel
SCHOOL BOARD HAS
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, . OREGON, TUESDAY, OCT. 12. 1915.
Ove
Merchants, at the invitation of the newspapers,
are joining in a mighty continent-wide window
display.
They are showing the goods made familiar to the
public through newspaper advertising.
They have prepared some very interesting and
attractive windows, which are designated by this
sign: . : . 4
INTERNATIONAL
NEWSPAPER DISPLAYPEEK
We Sell These Standard Products
All Advertised in the
DAILY NEWSPAPERS
The goods will interest you. The windows are
attractive and the whole display is a progressive
move for better business.
Spend a few minutes looking over the attractive
shows our storekeepers have made ready. .
- Better times always begin at the dealer's counter
and Window Week is a business builder.
Newspaper Window Week
October 11-16
This week is what is known as International News
paper display week, and you will find that every
store in Salem carry lines of national advertised
articles and in buying your- Fall and Winter needs
try to get an advertised piece of goods, for when
you order goods of national repute you know that
the quality is there or it would not be advertised.
You will find here an outline of the different stores
and a few of the advertised goods that they carry.
Buy the National advertised article this week and
help the local dealer get better discounts, and local
advertising through the local papers.
National Advertised Goods carried by the following
Stores:
MEYERS DEPARTMENT STORE
. Munsing Union Suits .
Arrow Shirts and Collars
, Nettleton Shoes
Onyx Hosiery for men and women
Dr. Denton's Sleeping Garments for children
Xtra-good Clothes for boys
,. , Butterick Patterns Daisy Air Rifles
American Model Builders.
THE TOGGERY
Florsheim Shoes
Crofut-Knapp Hats
Fitf orm Clothes
Dent's Gloves
Onyx Hosiery
Paris Garters
Stetson's Hats
Coopers Underwear
B. V. D. Underwear
Keiser Neckwear
Triangle Collars
Boston Garters
E.T.BARNES
Thompson's Glove Fitting Corsets
Boston Rubber Goods
" -Tower's Fish Brand Slickers
Belding Satins'"
Skinner's Silks and Satins
Fleischer's Yarns
SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE
Hart-Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Just Wright Shoes
' Arrow Shirts and Collars
Malory Hats
Interwoven Stockings
Dent's Gloves
KAFOURY BROS.
American Lady Corsets
B. V. D. Union Suits
Hall mark Shirts
Indianhead Muslin
Roberts' Hats
Cooper Underwear
Keiser Neckwear
Atlas Union Suits
Longsdale Cloth
Niagara Silk Hosiery
WM. GAHLSDORF
Universal Percolators
Universal Household Needs
Hoover Electric Sweeper Guernsey Ware
Community Silver Libby Cut Glass
Heisey-H Glassware Onyx Enamel Ware
PRICE SHOE COMPANY
Hanan & Son Shoes Royal Tailors
Ground Gripper Shoes 2 In 1 Polish
Whitmore & Sons Polish
CALEF BROS.
Royal Morris Chairs Way Sagless Springs
Kirsch Curtain Rods L. V. Floor Polishers
Gunn's Sectional Book Cases Wizard Mops
Bissel's Carpet Sweepers 'Congoleum
SCOTT & SCOTT
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Goodyear Bicycle Tires
Vitalic Bicycle Tires
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
' Packard Shoes'1
Steinblock Clothing
Silver Collars
Holeproof Hosiery
L-System Clothes
GEO. C. WILL ,
Edison
Victor Talking Machines
Columbia
New Home
Free6 Sewing Machines
Standard
WESTACOTT & THIELSON CO.
PostToasties t Kellog's
Quaker Oat Co. Heinz Varieties
Libby's
Lea and Pen-ins
Domino Sugar
Gossard Corsets
Oldsmobiles
DuxBak Clothing,
Fiske Tires
3-In-l Oil
Shredded Wheat Biscuits
Armours Sniders
Royal Baking Powder
MRS. P. E. FULLERTON-
Queen Quality Shoes
HALVERSON & BURNS
Maxwell Automobiles
HAUSER BROS.
Gillette Razors, .
Winchester Goods
U. M. C. Catridges
Remington Goods,
J.C.PERRY
Scott's Emulsion, Colgate's Toilet Articles,
Peruna, Pape's Diapepsin, Pape's Cold Com
pound, Swamp Root, Rexall Remedies, Bromo
Quinine, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, Castoria,
Syrup of Figs, Jad Salts, Adlerika, Pinkham
Vegetable Compound, Bromo Seltzer, Wizard
Oil, etc.
ROTH GROCERY CO.
National Biscuit Co. goods
Cresco , Johnson's Chocolate
Cottolene - ' " Heinz 57 varieties
Baker's Chocolate Carnation Milk
SALEM ELECTRIC CO. "
Willard Storage Battery Co.
Hot Point electrical appliances
General Electric Co. supplies
OTTO WILSON
Buick Autos Goodyear Tires
U. S. SHIPLEY CO.
Zerolene
Carter's Underwear
Royal Worcester Corsets
Paris Garters
Kaiser's Underwear
Phoenix Hosiery
STOCKTON'S
Bon Ton Corsets
Ide Slver Collars
VICK BROS.
Ford Automobiles
D. A. WHITE & SONS
Conkey's Laying Tonic
Conkey's Flyknocker
"So-Boss-So"
Sherwin-Williams "Fungi-Bordo"
Mica Axle Grease
BRICK BROS.
Stetson Hats Arrow Collars and Shirts
Poros Knit Underwear Shaw-Knit Hosiery
Wilson Bros. Goods Crawford Shoes '
Rosenwald & Weil Clothing
Alfred Benjamin Clothing
Paris Garters, Boston Garters
Priestly Raincoats
POOLE'S DRUG STORE-
Bromo Seltzer Horlick's Malted Milk
Jad's Salts Emulsified Cocoanut
White Pine & Tar Cough Cure Musterole
Oil Shampoo Fairy Soaps
Syrup of Figs Peroxide Cream
Everybody Wants to Know
About Wilson Wedding
America's
Greatest
Cigarette
Washington, Oct. 12. The .Into of
President Wilson ' marriago will e
announce.! in lie time. This was the
onlv intimation today from the White
House concerning plans for his wedding
f HEAD STUFFED FROM 1
I CATARRH OR A COLD
J Say Cream Applied in Noatrila I
I Opens Air Pannage Kight I'p.
Instant rclicf-rno waiting,
clogged nostrils open riiilit ii
or
Your
the
voiir head clear an.l
!" .! ,ft?r?!:?r ..t. .,. von can breathe freely. No more hawk
n"".r,r""" ing, snuffing
Fixes Rates For Non Resident'
Pupils and Employs Ad- j
ditional Teachers
j For those who wish to attend the Sa
jlem public schools, and who live out-1
jside of the school district, the board of
directors Inst evening established a tu
ition of $15 a semester from the first
to the sixth grades, inclusive, and for
the seventh and eighth grades, a tuition
!ot" $20 n semester. For the ninth grade
and senior high school, on accouut of
I the higher cost of these grades, the tie
: it ion a semester is frill, with a provision
in favor of students from Folk county,
in which they will receive' a refund,
provided the actual cost is less than $00
a year for each pupil.
Miss Jennie H. Fry was elected
! teacher for the ('.runt junior high school
at ft salary of $80 a month, and Miss
llisap..a, of Oregon City, to that of in-
istructor in nrt, to fill the position va
cate.! by .Miss Floreneo nest, wno
went to Portland.
The. wirenttenchers association of
Richmond school wns given permisiou
to plant elms at the Kiehmoud grounds.
The petition of Washington junior
high for a shower bath for the boys wns
referred to the coininjttee on buildings.
The schools lured pretty well on the
exhibit at the state fair, as they were
awarded second prize, and with it $-0,
which. helped some i paying the $;ll..U
cost of the exhibit. For beauty of ex
hibit, the Snlein schools received first
award, but on the general award, Port
land received first.
v The matter, of the budget for the
l coming year is now before tho board,
as according to the present state, laws,
I this budget must be made lip by the
j lfith of November.
! COURT HOUSE NEWS t
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' This is the real weather for
Overcoats, and you can depend
on it that it will get worse.
WINTER UNDERWEAR
Remember we have every
thing you can wish for in good
warm Underwear both in
UNION SUITS & TWO PIECE
Just the thing that will prevent
you from catching cold.
CLOTHING
We have the very latest cloth
ing to suit the most particular
buyer at prices that are aston
ishingly low.
$10.00 to $15.00
In latest clothing is not much to pay for a Suit.
You can get it here for these prices.
Don't Delay
Buy when 'you need it, the earlier the better.
Brick Bros.
The House That Guarantees Every Sale
Cor. State and Liberty Street.
The jury in the ense of C. T. Fults j
against William Psetnk awarded the
defendant dumnges in tho sum of $1 ,
yesterday afternoon in department No. i
1 of the circuit court. This was an
action brought by Mr. Fults to recover
$2:100 damages alleged to have been .
sustained in u real estate deal. Mr.
1'sctnk considered himself damaged in
the sum of $1,000 by his answer and!
cross coniplninfc and (lie legal battle was!
on. W. I.'. Winslow represented tho
plaintiff and Smith n.id Hhields the de-1
fend'int. lly awarding the defendant
damages in the sum of $1 the costs fit!
the action are taxed against the plain-1
tiff. I
I The csro of Julia 1. Nash njjninst B.
I M. Dimiek was called in department.
I No. J of the circuit court this morn
ling. This suit was brought to recover
possession of un unto truck. The
i plaintiff testified that she owned the
! truck which was in the possession of
tho defendant who refused to restore
it to her possession. She claims dum
jnges in tho sum of $-'00 for the alleged
'wrongful detention Of tho truck and
I $1,0(10 for the price of the ina. hino. The
I defendant enters a general denial of
tho allegations of the plaintiff and
seeks to recover either the machine or
$1,000 and $1,000 additional for the al
leged wrongful dentention of the truck.
John Hayno' and Winter, Wilson &
Johnson are attorneys for the t.lnln
tiff and W. O. Winslow and H. SI, Kn
dicott are representing tho defendunt.
Amarringo license has been issued
at. tho office of the county clerk to
Walter K. (lar.lner, a Hulein carpenter,
an.l Martha H. Kir.hner, of Mudetiy.
This Trip to the Panama Expo
sition a Life Time Event
Oregon Electric Ry.
North Bank Road
and tho Fulatiul
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I IIICIKK I
1 RAIltwrt 1
Steamships, "Northern Pacific
"Great Northern"
Kvery Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Hest of tho trip in daylight. 2(1 glor
ious hours on the ocean. Fares include,
meals and berth and free extras,
Numerous Drillinnt Attraction!
iug October.
dur-
, The will of Louisa l.nprntt was ad
mitted to probate today by an order of
County Judge Itnshey and Aiijeliijuo
Lnpratt Setting was appointed exeeu i
trix. The estate consists of real nud
personal l.roperty vnluod at $l-,000 and
tho heirs are: Anjclique Uipratt Mat
ting, residing in Marion county; the
children of Mary Ann Lapratt King,
to-wit: Josephine King, of Portland;
Andrew King, Jinlph Chaves, of Ma
rion county; llachcl Chaves, of Mon
tana; Kosalie ( haves, of Ht, Johns; the
children of Hose Ijipratt Fnbre, nnme
ly, Joseph Fnbre, I-eona Fnbre Haines,
Peter Fabre, all residing in California.
F. X. Moisan, John He Jardin, and Al
ex Moiiiui were named as appraisers of
the estate.
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DANDRUFF BuRELT
DESTROYS THE II AIR
Forest Industries Conventions, Dnily
Stuck Shows till December 3.
l'eaoo Congress, The Farmers' Month.
Loggers' Congress Oct. 30, Oregon
Day, "Zone of Plenty Week", Druin
age Conference.
Something Doing Kvery Minnie and at a Hundred Different rlucci
iu the Jewelled -Pity.
Kouiid trip from Salem, tM.OO.
J. W. Ritchie, Agent, Salem, Oregon.
fll.. ! 1 I,. !.:..!
inns ii jo.i wiii.v m in r ,i wii. "i:.
beautiful, glossy, silky huir, do by nil, broken
means get rid of '!
southern part of tho state.
it- I 11-.. I I I.tiifitft, ami V1l
ir. HUH Jinn. ii. .in. i ...,
and Mrs. I'ercv Calvert motored to
Portland Tucs.uiv and spent tho day.
II. A. Hale, of Portland, si.ent Wed
nesday night with Hev. and Sirs. F, ('.
llutler going on to Mt. Angel Thurs
duv morning.
Mrs. Surah llnrrett Is In Forest Grovo
at tho horn of Mrs. M. H. Shrock who
goes to tho hospital soon for uu operu-
' Dr. S. W. Weaver ard I. M. Hcholl
were in Portland Wednesday afternoon
attending a meeting of tho Multnomah
countv medical society,
( hris Hosteller was injured at a saw
mill cast of Hubbard Tuesday while
working with the elevator, his foot was
.opening of school Monduy.
Airs. ,i. n. wiiiio was operate. i ou
Wednesday for appendicitis, and gull
stones, 7h in number, ranging iu sio
from a pin head to that of u pea. I'r.
Uny J. Strohui of Portliin.l, assisted
with tho operation. Mrs, White is lin
ing nicely at this time, Fnterprise,
THE MEXICAN SITUATION.
blowing, headache, dry-
The story that the president had . ' ness No strugg .eg orratn at nignt ,
...i. "Inva leleihone" connecting an.i your ri,,,i U. ...... --
"Ham" Patterson
To Manage Tigers
l.oi Angeles, Oil., Oct. 12. "Ham"
Patterson, former (.layer with tho
Vernon team, scolding to an interview
given out iu I.s Angeles l,y. A. Koch,
vice-president of the Vernon baseball
club will be the 1010 manager of the
"Tigers." He i to replace "Doc. "
White, who succeeded to the manage
ment uf the Vernon team upon the
leath of the late "Happy" Hognn.
starve your hair an.l ruin It it you , .A. with"ri,D(i uaU,
It doesn't do much good to try to"",' H"j" uj'n.ifor.l nl Mls Maa
i brush or wash it out. The only """'(jon.lrav arrived Tuesday from Klinyra
i way to get rid or uan.iruir is to wi)1 mK0 thclr noma wit)l Mr. tad
solve it, then yon destroy It entirely. , , Horshborgor.
To do this, get about four ounces orj (;toro jjcmnnt gtoj.pe.l In Hubbard
ordinary liipiid arfon; apply it at liitft't r0,,j0 0f diiyn tho first of tho week en
when retiring; use enough to uioisien routo , 11H Mllfl j, Myrtlo Point at
the scalp and rut) it in gently witn too
finger tips.
llv morning, most if not an, or your
Kl Pnso, Texas, Oct. 12. (icncial Ob
regon s fones were reported t.i'loiy up-pi-ou.
hiiig .Inure., wliero a battle is to
gur.led iiiiiniiie.it.
t atlleitieu have protesle.l to the stuto
and Hgri.ulturo depart incuts that uu
einl. argil should be laid ou importation
of Mexican cattle, us Villistas nr.)
slaying uiftiy ucrosx tho border owne.l
by Americans,
love telephon
i
pinnhatieally denied.
. ' m,.,',.,,,ti nn,l Mrs. Gait's I Get
me rin inni' " --
If White is replaced it is doubtful
I t l, n m,;ii A,iiiiiti with the Tiiers as his
small bottle of Fly s ( r-am , , vl.ri white was at
Al'l one time a famous pitcher With the Chi-
It
Halm from your druggist now,
a little of thia fragrant, antiseptic, whito Sox and hn was a member
healinir eream in your nostrils. It pen- ,1Mim i,v chi-
ii fashion-, -t rates through every air passage of "Cubs" for the' world'e rhfiin
tTn.V:nrtM Tim'
able nowadava to say "no" to the iu(t-ithe head, soothe, the intlanied or .,xonM., )..(IM.
ceition of ' "little drink"; time swollen mucou. membrane and relief '
Don't stay stuffed-
A cn( a word wilt tell yout
I Fe." . !
I.hcn It was the sign of moiiyco.iuip- ruinr. ,..-.. y.
Men who da', drink eommoa, , Jot r"" I rtor, in lA Journal N.w Today
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four n.ore applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of it.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop, mid
vour hair will look and feel a hundred
times better. You can g"t li.piid arvon
at any drug store. If is Inexpensive
an.l four ounces is nil you will need,
no matter how much dandruff you
have. This simple remedy never fails.
IIUBBARDNEWS
Miss Maud Ilreni.cn of Woodburn
spent Sunday evening with Miss Helen
Ilontrager.
Mssrs. Karl Crow and Alvin Hutton,
of Portland, spent Sunday in Hubbard
the guest of N. K. Crow.
Ml H. Kroiiitdiiilf returned Wednes
day front visit with 'relative ill the
ter taking a nice bunch of cattle to
the Portland market.
J. W, l.eonlmr.lt, principal of tho east
sidn achool at Woo. II. urn, spent Hun. lav
afternoon with his friend Prof. Jay V.
Kike, who arrived in Hubbard Friday
from Portlund to bo reudy for the
FOR SALE
Voatcb Seed and Gray Winter
Oats.
CHERRY CITY FLOURING
. MILLS
Always Watch This Ad Changes Often
f OR THE WOODSMAN
We have all kinds of Axes, Hle.l(jes, Wedges, Hnwi und Kciiilpmciits
for the woods.
All kinds of Corrugated Iron for both Hoofs and Dull.lings.
A iod SOO.OO Laundry Mange), slightly used for one fourth original
A Woodsaw complete for sale or will trude.
Two Ponies and Harness at a price that will surprlso you.
H. Steinbock Junk Co.
The House of Half a Million Bargains.
302 North Commercial Street. I'hono 80S.
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