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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, ORECON, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1916.
"Salem's Big Department Store--the Style Center." We Sell Butterick Patterns
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Meyers9 Spring
Fashion Show
Will Take Place at the Oregon
Theatre, Tue. Evening, March 21
Newest authentic styles of garments for Women,
Misses and Children will be shown on living models.
This Fashion exhibit, the first of its kind in Salem
will be interesting and instructive, showing models
of various garments that will be popular for Spring
and Summer wear.
Remember this date keep it for the Oregon Theatre
Newest Styles in Fashionable Foot
wear See New Pumps
A Varied Assortment of Latest
New York
Millinery
A new showing every week no two alike. Popular
Prices. Visit this new department in the Women's
Garment Section.
Free
Embroidery
Lessons
Scores of women and
misses are now making
Grecian Cut Lace Work
through the instruction of
Mrs. C. M. Dickson of
New York. All the new
est stitches in embroidery
are taught in our Art Sec
tion absolutely free of
charge; classes from 8:30
a. m. to 5 p. m.
Mrs. Dickson announces
that the week commenc
ing Monday 13th will
positively be her last week
of instruction. Get the
most out of these free em
broidery lessons attend
often and early in the day
is preferable.
We Cover Buttons
Silk, wool or cotton buttons made in many styles.
Bring the cloth to us and we will make yours to your
order. Reasonable prices.
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
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Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, ftts glass
as correctly. V. 6. liunk. lildg.
Oscar Cutler, deputy county surveyor,
left this morning for Talbot to survey
land belonging to tlio K. S. Lamport
estate,
Salem Festival Chorus, Thursday
night, Much lfi, at tlio Orand. lio
nerved seats, 2." cents.
Dr. Seymour S. Skiff, whose dental
office worn located in the Ntouslotf
building, lias decided to definitely lo
cate in Portland. He will lie associated
with the firm of lledlinid, l.oy & .skiff,
in tlio Morgan building.
Have A. F. Tingstroin repair, re
finisb, upholster your furniture, clean
mid lay your o irpots. In alley, opposite
post office on Court Btreet. I'hono
2:to.
vjcnuiiie
Toric
Lenses
Best
For
Your
Eyes
JWcauxr the deep curve toward the
eye, corresponding to the arc of rota
tion of the eyeball, u'vos a larger field
of vision, prevents Hie lushes striking
the lenses and cuts off annoying re-flu-lions,
1 make a specially of fitting (lenuino
Turin IriiscK anil guarantee satisfaction
in every res t.
I do not use drugs or drops as tli.v!
are dangerous.
Hiing your eye troubles to me and I
Will relieve you. Prompt ami careful
nltention at nil tinie.i, reasnniilile j
charges.
Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn
210 211 U. S. Bank Building
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TORIG
LENSES
Dr. Stone's drug store.
Requisition papers were honored to
day liy (lovernor Withycoinlie from
Norwich, Conn., for the return of Anth
ony Wrsneskio, who is now in jail in
Portland on a charge o'f forging n eheci.
for .2..ri0 in Connecticut.
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Buy your tickets now for the musloai
event of tiio season at the (Irnnd March
Hi, by tlio N.ilem Festival Chorus. He
served seats i!f cents.
To determine which class of the high
school inny claim the best team of bns
ketliall players, a scries of games will
lie played this week beginning tomor
row. The gninos will be played by the
boys, ns the girls' championship' was
decided in February, in favor of the
junior class.
Let E. L, Stiff & Son tell you how
much it will cost to repair or upholster
lli.it old piece of fin nil ore.
Reserved seats 25 cents. A small
price for n fine concert nt the Grand,
March Hi, by the Salem Festival
Chorus.
Miss Evelyn Cash, pnysical instructor
for the girls of the high school, who
was called east last week on account of
the illness of her mother, will be un
able to return as her mother continues
in ill health. This will suspend the
work in physical instruction 'for the
girls during the remainder of the sem
ester. Automobilo for hire, passengors and
baggage traiisl'orod, rites reasonable,
country trips a special! v. C, (1. .Ms
Klroy. Phono !I7 or li:H. tf
Report cards for the first six weeks
ot this semester will be issued to the
I nupils of the high si nool tomorrow,
j These reports give the standing of each
; pupil for each of their subjects of
'study and are expected to be signed
by parents and promptly returned.
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i E. L. Stiff & Son will patch your fur
i nitui'o.
Dr. Stone's urng more.
Elliott W. Major, governor of Mis
souri, has written to Secretary of tSa
tilcolt asking for n list of the state
and county officers and the slate an. I
county committees in the interests of
his candidacy for vice-president on the
democratic ticket.
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COMINGJEVENTS
TONIGHT
March 1.1 Salem Floral Society
at, Commercial Club,
l'rof. ,J. (). Hall, lecture on
Ibsen, I'nivei'sity Chnpel,
S p. in.
March 1-1 Installation of Rev.
James F.lvin, pastor First
Congregational church.
K. I). Carpenter at Commer
cial Club.
March li5 Monthly meeting of
members of Commercial
Club.
March l(i Snlem Festival chor
us annual concert, opera
house.
DcMoss entertainers, Armory,
benefit Company M.
March 17 Miss Ida Davis
routing nt public library.
St. Patrick supper by Ladies'
Social Circle, Central Con
gregational church.
March 18 Republican rally at
Armory.
Orange day.
March 2-4-25 Marion County
Sunday school convention.
March 2." University of Oro
gon musicians at Presbyteri
an church, benefit Chenicketa
Camp Fire tlirls.
be served at C:.10 o'clock and the ad
dress will close at 8 o 'clock.
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Fire. L. Bechter & Co. write fire
insurance. Best old line companies.
Buy a Sonora Talking Machine. It
took grand prize nt San Francisco for
clearness and sweetness of tone. Miss
Myrtle Know land, -121 Court.
Another case of smallpox developed
Saturday at the penitentiary, making
seven in nil since the first case was re
ported. As soon as the first case was
reported the penitentiary was quaran
tined and guards and prisoners were
vaccinated but their efforts linvc fail'
to check the epidemic. None of t!
cases are serious, however.
Try Gilson's shoe-shining parlor,
parlor. MarlS
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Good Templars to meet. The Good
Templars will meet in their hall 2ti7
South Church street tomorrow evening
at 7:110 o'clock. All members are re
quested to attend. . ,
Wanted, 1,000 single daffodils for
I'ridnv, to be delivered Thursday. Will
onv rule n hundred. Xotify ns'beforo
Thursday how nianv von em supply.
The Frame Shop nnd Oi fiery. New lo
cation, 11." Court street.
E. L. Stiff & Son hang awnings.
Theso are troublesome times. Besides
wars and rumors, of wars, now come j
the report that n meteor with a tail as
long ns llalley's comet was seen In I
night about !) o'clock and that, accord j
ing to report, after making its way I
across the heavens, it fell to the ratti.
Wonderful. j
Plenty of money to loan on godd farm
security. See b. llochtel & Co.
Rev. A. L. Hutchison will conduct i
Mrs. Park's Bible class at the public
library auditorium Tuesday afternoon
at 2:.'!0. A welcome is extended to all. j
Trof. J. B. Hall," of Willamette uni
versity, will deliver a lecture on "I
sen, the Norse Dramatist," this even
ing nt S o'clock in the university chop
el. lie has made a special study of lb
sen nnd his writings mid his lecture
will be for this reason of more than
average interest.
Don't worry. Let L. Beohtel & Co.
look after your rentals and vacant
houses.
Go-carts re-tired at E. L. Stiff &
Son.
Luther J. Chapin, former county ag
riculturist, will deliver the address to
morrow evening before the Six O'clock
club of the First Methodist church. He
will speak on "The City Man's tinrd
en." The sessions of tlio Six O'clock
club are open to all men interested in
the civic life of the city. Supper w i'l
FIVE MORE DAYS OF
DAMON'S
BIG GROCERY SALE
Buy now at Sale Prices
Cleveland's Baking Pow
der, 1 pound ... 40c
1 qt. Pure Olive Oil, sal
price 70c
Bananas, 1 dozen, sale
price 20c
25c can Chinnock
Salmon, sale price 15c
8 lbs. fresh Smelt.. 25c
Best Hardwheat Flour
sack $1.45
Sauerkraut. 1 gal. . .25c
Now is the time to lav
in your grocery sunolv
dnrin this sale only 5
more davs.
DAMON & SON
853N.Com'l Phone 68
JOHNSON'S REMOVAL SALE !
A Marvelous Success
Towds of enthusiastic shoppers visited our store Saturday, the opening
day of the greatest sale ever held by this or any other store. Everyone went
away satisfied that they had bought m ore merchandise for less money than
they ever had before. For 25 years we have been in business in Salem and
never in the history of our business has our store been packed and jammed
with eager buyers as it was Saturday, the opening day of our Removal Sale.
If you were one of those that could not get w aited upon, we urge upon you to
visit this sale soon, as every day new bargains will replace the ines of mer
chandise that are closed out completely.
ACT N0W-AT 0NCE-BEF0RE IT IS TOO LATE !
Our main effort is to close out all odd lots and short lines and will continue
to cut them down until they are sold. We are quoting you a few new ones
for Monday. REMEMBER FIRST COMERS GET THE BEST.
(10 in the lot) Men's Suits, mixed
and plain; worth up to $18.00, Sfi.tft
Men's Suits, medium color, about a
dozen in the lot; worth up to
$15.00 $4.95
(50 in the lot) Men's Suits, light
and dark worsted and cheviots;
worth $15.00 or over, for ... . $5.95
(6 in the lot) Men's Suits, mixed,
medium and dark; worth to
$20.00
$7.95
FREE! $500 Worth of Merchandise - Get
YOUR FREE TICKETS. They Cost You Nothing. Hunt Your Number
(25 in the lot) Men's Suits, blue and
black and brown serges, fancy
tweeds, late styles, best makes,
worth to $25, for. $9.95
Lot of ;5 pairs Men's Pants, mix
tures and plains and striped; worth
$5.oo 51.95
Men's 10c Sox for 3C
(15 in the lot) Men's Suits, black
and blue and mixed, Scotch tweeds;
late styles; worth $20 and over
for $8.95
Lot $2.00 Hats, black and colored,
for $1.39
Men's 10c Handkerchiefs for
ECONOMY CHANCES THAT OVERSHADOW EVEN OUR OWN UN
RIVALED BARGAINS OF THE PAST This sale will prove a revelation to
economical buyers. The surprising values offered will elicit praise from the
most skeptical. Every article advertised is just as represented. Don't miss
this opportunity to secure Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Shoes, etc., at prices
less than wholesale cost in many instances.
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
141 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET
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At half price psotos. Trover &
Woigcl.
The east and west entrances of r
state capital have boon greatly im-1
proved as to the night lighting offce.
bv the installation of two nitrogen !
globes at each entrance. Tho ultl styh
arc lights that lighted u lint a small
portion of the t'aciules have been re
moved and the new lights placed higher
place so that the entire front of the
building is illuminated.
Automobile electric globes, all sizes !
and hinds, (let them at l.ockwood 's,
-lb -North t ommercial street.
Comrades of Sedgwick Post and oth
er Civ il war veterans are requested to
attend the funeral services of Hen ('.
.lohnson of the Tenth Independent bat
tery Ohio volunteers to be held from
(lie chapel of Higdon & Richardson
I Tuesday afternoon nt - o'clock. Inter-
nient will be in the (I. A. 1!. Circle. V.
I O. Faulkner, post conu-ander; 1). Web
ster, adjutant.
j All photos, half price. Trover St
jWeigel. !
j To Improve the camping grounds at
i the State Fair and make it a suitable j
j place at all times for automobile par- !
ties passing through, O. Jl. Klliott, d
J rector of the Civic department of the'
! Commercial club, has appointed the fol-1
lowing committee to confer with State;
j Fairgrounds officials: Dr. II. ,1. Clem-'
cuts, George 11. 1'ost and Judge Wil j
liam Galloway. j
Notable musical event at the Grand,
Thursday, March Mi, Salem Festival
Chorus, will sing the "Crusaders" and
"Hymn of I'raise." Kesorved seats,
LTt cents.
The brick work on the McGilchrist '
building will be completed this week (
with favorable weather, according; to
S. A. Hughes, who has the contract ;
for this part of the structure. Koine- ;
thing new in the construction of
ings in the city is the placing of tile
partitions between tho business rooms.
Photos, half price. Trover & Weigel.
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WATCH and
,eJEWELEYw
REPAIRlN(m
Clocks Repaired
Also a Nice Line of
ueweiry. v,.-n
KARL NEUGEBAUER N,t:-;
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RESIDENCE
PARLORS
Lincensed Lady Em
balraer Moderate Prices
Latest Methods Are
Found Only At
Cottage Undertaking
Parlors
Phone 724. Salem, Ore.
EYEGLASS SERVICE
Remember; Our Optical
Service Insures:
Accurate, painstaking, examination.
Courteous treatment always.
Reasonable prices and complete satisfaction.
MISS A. McCULLOCH, Optometrist,
208-209 Hubbard Building. Phone 109
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TO GET THE BEST RE
SULTS use Fresh Roast
ed Coffee and get that
Rich Snappy Taste. It re
duces coffee cost.
Wm. GAHLSDORF
Phone 67
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Change of Business Location
I wish to notify my customers and the general public that 1 li.tve sold
my interest in the Capital Garage and have moved the office of my
transfer lupines to my old stand at the Globe Confe. tioneiv in tno
Hubbard Hldg. 1 have purchased a new throe ton truck and im in po
sition to handle a general transfer business.
KAPPHAN TRANSFER COMPANY
K. L. Kapphnlm
I'hone 2:178
Today-Tomorrow GRAND THEATRE
A Terrific
Warning
t's Every Woman's Duty to See This Picture
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Showing the Traps Laid
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