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: '-.. 'A-i "ail THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1915. THREE Everybody Is Getting Ready for THE QUESTION OF CHRISTMAS- PREPAKEDNE 3 Our wonderful, bargains in CLOTHING are surprising the purchasers. $15.00 Our wonderful $15.00 seller is making a great hit, and is the talk of the town t-t ttt -t- ttttttttttt E Is Brought Home to us by These Chilly Days and Cold Nights. Are You Supplied With Warm Blankets, Comfort able Underwear, Clothing, Shoes, Coats, Suits, Sweaters, Etc. GREATER CHICAGO STORE Are Fully Prepared for Any Emergency. Shelves and counters are overtaxed by the weight of just such merchandise as is required by our thousands of appreciative patrons, while our Prices Are An Object tH WELL WORTH THE CONSIDERATION OF EVERYONE f LADIES' COATS AND SUITS LADIES' SUITS Regular $12, $15, $18, While they last $3 90 and $5.90 LADIES' WINTER COATS Reg. $8, $10 and $12.50. Prepare for Winter $3.90 and $4.90 LADIES' ONE-PIECE Wool Dresses Reg. $6.50 and $7.50 now $2 98 UNDERWEAR, SWEAT , ERS, ETC. Ladies 75c and $1.00 WINTER UNDERWEAR For Three Days 4Sc and 69c, : SWEATERS FOR LADIES $1.49, $1.98 and $2.98 Sweaters for Girls 85c and $1 Grades 48c Ladies' Trimmed Hats In Three Lots, values $2.50 to $5.00 and $6.00 98c $1.95, $2.95 FOOTWEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY MISSES' SHOES Gun Metal, Kid and Patent, all sizes, button and lace 98c, $2.39, $1.98 BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES Box Calf Gun Metal and Goat, all sizes, button or lace $1.25 and $149 LADIES' SHOES Vici, Gun Metal and Patent, button or lace $1.69, $1.98, $2.49 PURE FOOD GROCERIES Is well your larder stocked? OUR GROCERIES ARE SOLD FOR LESS 6 Cakes Laundry Soap 4 cans Aster Milk 6 Pounds Rolled Oats Any of above for 25c Watch Our Daily Quo tations for SPECIAL PRICES ON f GROCERIES THE GREATER CHICAGO STORE Veteran's Roster At Meeting Here The following is a complote list of thoso who reentered at the Harion County Veterans' association, which mot in Sulem, Thursday, December 2. In point of interest, and the general good fellowship, tins was the nost suc cessful meeting over held since the as Hociation was organized. The list in cluded the names of members of tho O. A. E., Sons of Ve toning, Spanish war veterans, Woman 's Relief corps and Ladies of the O. A. R.; , Salem. W. H. Byars? Emma A. Bynro, Earl Race, L. D. Porter, I. Bartell, A. C. Smith, Mrs. K. M. Karstottcr, L. Bur ton, S. R. Worick, G. V. Standish, C. C. Kuney, Lizzie W. Hmith, John W. Welles, May Doll Smith, J. J. Worces ter, Peter Brinec, Sarah A. Harris, Crc toria C. Pascoe, Henry Paseoc, Louisa Kuntz, Hattio B. Cameron, Fred Kcrz, F. Rollo, 8. P. Huyward, Mary A. Briggs, James Botcholz, J. R. Near, D. Steward, W. H. Simrun, T. M. Champlir, Levi Stewart, H. M. Oeerhorst, J. J. Ncwmeyer, Thomas Holt, T. H. Harry man, Mrs. E. J. Remington, Fred Win ship, Emma Cobb, Marie L. Thompson, Harah Davis, Mary A. Shaver, Mary Howd, M. R. La Follette, Mrs. F. Rollo, Mrs. Wm. Branson, Mrs. I. C. Hewitt, I. C. Hewitt, Wm. Branson, Mis. Ashley Whito, P. A. Thomas, T. Remington, E. L. Briggs, F. A. Thompson, J. D. Smith, W. S. Mitchell, Henry Nelson, U A. Wallace, J. W. Pratt, Echo Stan ton, James Lisle, Mrs. James Lisle, J. E. Blodgctt, Ada 8. Ross, Gideon Htolz, M. Riser, E. C. Churchill, John Com forth, F. T. Porter, Mrs. F. T. PoTter, R. C. llalley, Alico D. Eulston, Mrr Hannah Higgen, J. E. Ross, M. M. Ruhl, Mrs. Myra Dotson, Mrs. Blanche Davis, Ida M. Hancock, Mrs. 1 D. Bennettt, Mrs. W. A. Me.Duniel, J. Frank Duulup, R. R. Rynn, Mrs. R. R. Ryan, Suspan Salmon, Chns. McKinley, Mrs. E. E. McFnrlnn, Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock, Miss Gladys Thompson, Mrs. Alice Thompson, Mrs. Alice Rawson, H. A. Rawson, Mrs. Carrie Chase. Mrs, Alice BOOKS Late Fiction Poems ' Standard Classics Books in sett rancy bound Hundreds of good titles of late books, In good cloth bindings, at . Books in Reprint ...50c Books for Girls The Camp Fire Series Betty Wales Series Motor Girls Series atria of Central High Dorothy Dale's Series Betty Wales Series Allcott Series Brass Smoker Sets Brass Inkstands Brast Desk Beta Xmas Suggestions FOR THE SHOPPERS Beautiful Calanders (Boxed) Men's Wallets Ladies' Hand Bags Coin Purses Stationery Engraved Xmas Cards Loose Leaf Memos Leather Writing Pads Fountain Peng ' Magazine Subscriptions THE BIOOEST LIKE OF CHILDREN'S BOOKS ETEB SHOWN THE COMMERCIAL BOOK STORE 163 N. Commercial St BOOKS FOR BOYS Motor Boys Series Boy Scouts Series Eacer Boys Series Fred Fen ton Series Aeroplane Series Bockwood Series Darewell chums Series Adventure Books People's library Books on all subjects by best Authorities Bibles, Testaments and Prayer Books Cook Books Whito nouae 11.00 Others at low prices. Address BooU Data Books Engagement Books Calling Lists Guyer, M. J. Steward, D. J. Cloodc, M. L. Lathram, Mrs E. E. Denison, Mrs. Ruth Dcuison, W. H. Brown, Silverton. I. Dunnells, H. S. Vanvalkonbnugh, I. Karstctter, C. F. Hicks, H. Wood, Clark Thompson, Mrs. N. P. Thompson, Mrs. Martha Maulding, J. O. Phelps, A. B. Leonard, K. T. Maulding, Laura Hubbs, A. M. Volymorc, Minerva Stev enson, .Tcsnio N. Volornce, R. S. Corn stock, Bello Phelps, Fannio A. Drake, Ida Sawyer, Rachel S. Flesher, Myrtlo Clifford, 'Miunio Tcishwood, Ben Davis, W. H. Folsur, J. II. Lincoln, O. P. Mc Laughlin. Woodbum. M. A. Roberts, Ira Martin, J. D. Wil son, T. L. Blackman, Mis. A, L, Has kell, Mrs. H. T. Kclsey, Mrs. I). A. Mc Kce, Elizabeth A Hers, Clara E. (Iniss, Victoruno Peno, Margaret Kelly, Mrs. Eunice Bonncy, Nancy Harper, Eleclra Allen, Surah Pendleton, W. W. Tinkle, Tenlie Tinkle, Asa Tyer, Ida Harper, Maude Hicks, P. L. Kennedy, S, W. Harper, GervaU. Frank JJibblor. Oregon City. Geo. C. Harding. Liberty. Mrs. Chloe Barber. Foremost, Alberta, Canada. Mrs. Julia Hollihnn. Myrtle Creek. Jai. Barman. Sublimity. C. W. Gccr. Portland. A. O. Long, C. A. Williams, Chemaw. Elson Warren. . . McMlnnvlUe. Mrs. Helen Moe. Only One "BROMO QUININE" To got the genuine, rail for full name, LAXATIVE UMOMO QUININE. Look for signature of E. W. Grove. Cures s Cold in One Day. 2Sa. SNOW IN NEW TOUK. New York, Deo, 2 Now York awoke today to finu snow on the ground, and still falling the first of tha winter. REMEMBER We fit you from head to foot at LOWEST PRICES, and give you a square deal in everything you purchase. MHnHHH BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS WEARING APPAREL AT BRICK BROTHERS THE HOUSE THAT GUARANTEES EVERY PURCHASE i THE HATE-DESTROYING CURLING IRON PASSES ' . The heated iron makes the -hair dry and parched looking, burns off the ends, giving a most untidy appearance. Ynu who have learned this trom sad experi ence will be glad to hear of a very sim ple method which is open to nono of the objections referred to and which gives better results than tho curling iron. Just get a few ounces of plain liquid silmerine at your druggist's and apply a little to the hair St night with a clean tooth brush, drawing this down one strand at a time from foot to tip. In tho morning your hair will be as beau tifully wavy and curly as though Mother Xnture did it, and it will be quite manageable, no matter what style of coiffure yon adopt. The effect will bo much prettier than if you used a waving iron, and tho health of your hair will not suffer. As silmerine is not sticky or greasy it is quite pleasant to use. Accident Commission Receives Report of 523 Accidents In Month A total of 523 accidents wero report ed at the offices of the state industrial necident commission during the month of November. Three of these uccidents were fatal muking in all 00 fatal ac cidents that have been reported to the commission since the office was install ed. The following report shows the dis position of the cases reported during November: Final settlements 30.3 Suspensions, (no claim for compen sation made) 2d No timo lost, but first aid paid ..121 Claims in process of adjustment ,, 50 Rejections for cause 44 Settled by third party 0 Monthly payments continued, dis ability still existing 8 Awards mado and amounts set aside permanent partial 1 Awards made, amounts set aside permanent totul 0 Awards made, amounts set aside, fatal cases 1 Less the number filiated by remar riage ami expiration Fatal cases filiated by remarriage, . 0 Fatal cases filiated by expiration .. 0 Fatal cases in process of adjustment 4 Fatal casus suspended, no rword of dependency shown 3 Fatal cases rejected 3 501 Cases disposed of over those ro ceived (18 C23 The Boy Without A Sunday School W. 8. Male, superintendent of the state Training school, will deliver an i address on, " The Hoy witnout a fcun ' day School," at the Red Hills District I Sunday school convention, to be held at ! Salem Heights, Sunday, December 5. ! The address will be delivered ut 10:30 oVlock Sunday morning. The program for the day in full is us follows: ' Morning Session. 10:00 Song Service J. II. Merriam, leader Prayer Song Salem Heights S. School 10:30 The Boy Without a Sunday School W. S. Hale, Supt. State Train ing School Solo Mrs. Silas Rich 11:15 Business session, Reports of Schools, etc. Song by convention. Basket dinner. Afternoon Session. 1:30 Song Service. Prayer. 1:45 The Most Dangerous Man in the World Rev. J. C. Spencer, pastor Leslie M. E. Church I Duct .... Miss Ethel Merriam J. H. Merriam , 2:30 Three Teas in a l'od Rev. ,1ns. Elvin, County Pres. 3:30 Song .. Sulem Heights 8. School Closing song by convention. Benediction, Officers: Silas Rich, president; Miss Ida Bates, vice-president j Claude Stev ens, secretary. i False Accusation CostHer $2,000 Seattle, Wash,, Dee. 3 Mrs. William C. Phillips is indebted today in tiio sum of 2,000 to Miss Amy Moe, form erly employed as a domestic in tho Phillips home, whoso arrest sho caused several months ago. Miss nioe was held on an open charge for several hours on her mistress' com plaint that sho suspected her of steal ing fi.tlOO worth of diamonds. Luter tho stones were found where Mrs. Phillips hud misplaced them in her own home. A jury awarded the domestic, a judg ment for ifJ.OUO in Judge Oilliuin's -department of tho superior court. She sued for $15,000. DIED )(( c sjc )t )J( fc ))c j( )t sc )fc )(( fc )(t r NEW TODAY - OAK WOOD $1.50. Tbone 413. tf AUTO FOE HIKE Phone 144. Dec23 CITY WINDOW CLEANER Phono 768. DecU TRY OUR HOME PASTRY BAKING. Phone 827W. Dee-t COWS TO TR A DK For hay or grain. Phono OflFll. Dec I DO YOU NEED the "Handy Man." Phone 827 W. ... Dec WANTED Second hand gas plate and bungalow bed. IS, 'care Journal. Dec3 WANTED Second hand Beardsley Hop Baler, Good repair. Phone SSL Dee3 HE CAME BACK If you have any carpets von wish woven, notify S. A. Dobner, I'houe 1207M. Dec4 GOAT MEAT First class only, 3o por pound, delivered to any part of city. 150 S. 12th. Phone 2410. Deelfl STOMACH UPSET? i Get at the Real Cause Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That's what thousands of stomach suf ferers aro doing now. Instead of taking? tonics, or trying to patch up a poor diges tion, they are attacking the real cause oC tho ailment clogged liver and disordered bowel. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the liver In soothing, healing way. When the liver and bowels are performing their natural functions, away goes Indigestion and stomach troubles, i If you have a bad tnsto in your month', tongue coated, appetite poor, laiy, don't car feeling, no ambition or energy, trou bled with undigested food, you should takej Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a nur1v vegetable compound mixed with ollvo oil. you win Know mem ny tnttr ollva color. They do tho work without griping, erampsj ur pain. Tsk one of two at bedtime for QuIcK relief, so you can eat what yon like. At lOo and 2 So per bog. Alt druggists. Tlx Ollvo Tablet Company, Columbus. O. SMITH In Eugene, Ore., Wednesday, December 1, .1015, Mrs, Frank Smith, aged M years. Mrs. Smith was formerly a resilient of this city. Tho body arrived this afternoon and wus buried in tho City View cemetery, , Surviving her are a "on, Will Smith of Eugene, and two daughters, Mrs. Clara Howe, of Eugene, and Mrs, W. C. Springer, of Vancouver, Wash. The, de ceased is an aunt of Mrs. Thomus B. Jackson, of Salem. f BORN ft )ft f( )Jt ( )fc jc fc ))( )c )f( ic )Jc )Jt )Jt )c PARK-To Mr. nml Mrs. Everett Turk, 1-IH5 South Liberty Btroet, December 2, 1015, a daughter. Clyde Sherman and wife went to Jef ferson yestorday. Mr. Sherman went to attend the special meeting of the Ma sonic lodge. k $ Our circulation is coming up and still growing read the.... 4c paper and you guess the reasoa X MILLINERY Trimmed hats at if 1.00 and 2.00 at Mrs. Stith, 328 Hub bard Illdg. Dec3 LA 1)1 WITH SMALL CHILD Wish es position as housekeeper. Phono 812M. De.c3 RUMMAGE SALE Now on at 280 State, by the Court street Christian church. tl FOlt RENT Two houses, paved street, two blocks Washington school, 1355 Marion St. Dec WANTED To buy a farm, 75 to 100 . acres can pay cash. Address L., euro of Journal, Uec3 TAKE YOUB UMBRELLAS to 343Mi 'orth Commercial street and have them repaired and recovered. Dec3 PIANO in first class condition, for Bute, cheap, or will trade even for a good work horse. I'houe 72F4, Dec t TWO C.OOD FARMS FOR RENT To responsible parties, Cull 40J-5 Hull bard Bldg, or Phono 254, or after of fico hours, 1722. Dec3 FOR EXl '11 ANOE Small improved ranch stocked, close in, exciinnge for farm, Ohluhoinu to Dakota. J. Lent', Routo 2, city. Dec WANTED To hear from owner of good ranch tor sale. Bond cash price and description. D. 1'. Buh, Mniuo upolis, Minn. Dect FOlt SALE OR THADK 3',j acres im proved, on car lino, nlso 2 two nc.ro tracts. See owner, 328 HublmrJ Bldg. DceO TWO FINK 1RV1NOTON LOTS In Portluud, to trade for acreago near Salem. I assumo some. J. C, care Journal. Duel FOR SALE flood driving horse, har ness and rubber tirod buggy, $!)0 tnkes tho outfit at quick sulu. Phono 002, or cjiII Mtltl Court. tf WANTED I want to buy a modern homo oi 8 rooms, close in, good lo cation. Oivo price and location. Al drosn Box 77, euro of Journal. Dec3 WANTED To trade 7 room house and lot in Riverside, California, for a bungalow in Salem, or small acreage near Salem. W. A. Llston Docl FOUND i'nanut and popcorn wagon. Lotit on Liberty street. Friends In terested will find same at 147 N. High, opposite Court House. Tho Huffman Confectionery. tf O. W. EYRE and I O. Cavanough are buying fat hogs and paying highest cash prices to ship to Portland. Phone O. W. Eyro, 2200M or L, O. Cavanaugii, S183M. tf ORDER- YOUR MAGAZINES from Mrs. H. O. Hummel, club offers, best price, quick service, Ordor gift sub scriptions, now, will coll for vour order, I'houe 2007J. Dec3