I
TEN
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1916.
SALEM'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
it
W'
, I J
Don't fail to see Meyers' Spring Fashion Show at the Oregon Theatre, Tues
day evening, March 21st. All garments shown on Living Models. Salem's
big Fashion Event.
xx
This Sale of New Spring Suits ends tomorrow
Women's New Spring Suits
A large number of the season's newest garments, of desirable fabrics in the much
wanted black and white checks tans blues and greens. Be here early and get
an. earlv selection. (See window display.)
Your Choice $19.85
XX
XX
XX
This Sale of Fiber Silk Hose ends tomorrow night.
Women's Fiber Silk Hose, 29c a pair, 2 pairs for 55c
Excellent quality fiber Silk Hosiery in black or
white. We were exceedingly lucky in procuring
such a good number and we will give our custom
ers an opportunity to save considerable on this
purchase. It will be worth your while to see these
and supply your needs, 29c a pair, 2 pairs for 55c
Just the hose for spring and summer wear
Extra Value.
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
JiyjJ.oo6ploooD is fcziJ
This Sale of Newest Millinery
ends tomorrow night
Latest New York Millinery, up to $9.95, choice $5.45
Absolutely new styles
none of these Hats have
been in stock more than
two weeks. Exclusive
styles no two alike.
Don't fail to attend this
event if you want a new
hat, regularly priced up
to $9.95. Your choice
LAjijA All A iiAiiiliiAiiAAi
!
XX
nan
Change of Business Location
I wish to notify my customers and tlio general public Hint I hive sold
my interest in tlio Capital Qnrn.ro and have, moved tlio office of my
transfer business to my old stand at the Cllobo Confectionery in the
Hubbard Hldg. I have purchased n new three ton truck and jni in po
sition to bundle, a general trans 'er business.
Phono 13.
KAPPHAHN TRANSFER COMPANY
E. L. Kapphalin
All Around Town
Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits glass
es correctly. U. 8. Hunk, lildg.
o
Everything seems quiet along the
banks of the Willamotto uud the stage
ubove low water todny is 7.1 feet.
Dr. Stone's drug store.
Prince Camaralzaman and the Pii:-
cess Hadoura will be the subjects of Hie
t i i - .
muuicu o siury nour tumunuw morning
at the public library at 0:30 o'clock,
One-Half Price ebIo on scrims, voiles, ;
liurquiscttes and Iiko nets, Huron & I
Hamilton. I
Dr. Stone's Drug Store.
Easter vacations are now on at Wil
lamette university and things will be
(iiift on the campus until Tuesday the
L'Sth, when studies will be resumed,
o
Try CHlsou's shoe-shining parlor,
parlor. Mnrl8
Adolph Bros., who recently bought
the business of Toozo and l'nttersou,
are arranging; to put in a new front and
make several improvements in Hie in
terior of the store.
Your suit pressed, GOc. Phone 43.
Your suit pressed, 50c. Phone 43.
Living is becoming cheaper in sonic
lines and that is soino satisfaction. .
sign in front of a grocery store this
morning announced 'smelt for sale at
five cents a pound with the privilege
of tukir.t! eight pounds for L'5 cents.
Choice roasts of beef, 9c pound. Cap
ital Meat Market. IL'1 S. Com.
While the sugar market is doing con
siderable wobbling, tho report of Hie
Cuban a nu i i.'an Sugar company shows
earning of 100 por cent this yenr
ngainst 70 per cent in 1015 and Hue.
per cent in 1014. '
T-Bone, Loin and Round steaks, 122
cents pound. Capitil Market, I'll S.
I 'oin.
Everything is now In readiness at tho
Tllks' lodgo for the St. Patrick's dance
to be given this evening. The Klk or
chestra of five pieces will furnish the
music and the social rooms w ill be turn
ed over to those who do not or cannot
! dnnco. I
John Claire Mouteith, teacher of sing
ing, in Salem S.ttudnys. Call 2043-.T.
COMING EVENTS
TONIGHT
March 17 Miss Ida Davis
re.uling at public library.
St. Patrick supper by Ladies'
Social Circle, Central Con
gregational church.
Christian Science( lecture, Armory.
Mrs. William Sherman, who has been
in the Salem hospital for the past
, onys, has so far recovered that she w
be removed tomorrow to the home of
her son-in-law, George II. Patterson,
!V.5 South Seventeenth street.
, Automobile for hire, passengers and
I baggage transfered, rites reasonable,
country trips a specialty. C. O, Mc
Kirov. Phone 017 or (WO. tf
March 18 Republican rally at
Armory.
Orango day.
Democratic rally, Court House.
Children's Auxiliary Salem
Floral Society will organize
at high school," 2 p. m.
March 20 Scenes of tho Holy
Land at Ryan's hall, here six
days.
March 24-25 Marion County
Sunday school convention.
March 25 University of Ore
gon musicians at Presbyteri
an church, benefit Chemcketa
Camp Kire Girls.
April IS Registration for
primary election classes.
I Shoes
! Shoes!
i
X
t
4mmmHWHHHH
"'"7' ANYTHING THAT YOUR HEART DESIRES THE LATEST
Ipm STYLES FROM BOSTON-LOW HEELS, HIGH HEELS,
WHITES, BLACK AND COLORED KIDS, ETC, ANY SIZE,
m 2 TO 8, TRIPPLE A's TO E. NOTHING IN THE CITY CAN
COMPARE WITH THESE FANCY CREATIONS. YOU
2$M OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO INVESTIGATE.
EXCLUSIVE OUirS"" rllLLINERY
2 70 Worth Commercial aSCa
z
it
25c scrims this week 12'2c. Buren
& Hamilton.
o
"The Dogma of Formal Discipline"
is the subject on which Dr. H. D. Shel
don ot" the University of Oregon will
speak Saturday morning in the auditor
ium of the high school before the teach
ers of tho county. Following his ad
dress Miss Ainbrosine Murphy will
meet the teachers of the primary school
and explain tlio Paniler system of
writing.
Fine $35 o4-inch roll top desks $22.50.
K. L. Stiff & Sonr
Dr. F. C. Hagel will give another
demonstration of his substitute for cof
fee at his offices over the Weller Bros,
next Wednesday afternoon from 5 to 0
o'clock. All business men and others
interested are invited to attend and
sample the beverage. It is understood
arrangements have been made for man
ufacturing the cereal product on a com
mercial sale and placing it on the mar
ket. Fire insurance written, best old line
companies. i. Hoehtel & 'o. Maris
o
There are still at large some mighty
mean 'folks in this part of the country.
At least that is the private opinion of
Mrs. M. J. McCoy, 115:5 North Capita
street. She has been taking great pride
in her daffodils and last night someone
came along and stole every single one
of them.
Perfection oil stoves at E. L. Stiff &
Son.
Dr. Ellis is in receipt of a letter from
the Rev. A. McLincoek, of Saslutclie
wau, stating that on account of the
severe winters in that part of Cn;:ndn,
he n-i vell as many of his friends hope
to mov" to n milder climate 'nd alter
making all sorts of inquiries, have rnn
clud'l that the Willamette vallnj offers
the best in climate as woil as oppcr
tuiutics. $1.80 "Wear Ever" aluminum pot
roast kettle, this week, $1.07. Buren
& Hamilton.
d. N. Howell, meter reader for the
Portland Railway, Light & Power com
pnny, is wearing a blue serge suit with
tlio'lettors P. R., L. & P. and this natur
ally meets with the approval of the wo
men of the city as it. gives them some
assurance that the right man is reading
I
"SALEM'S BEST MARKET PLACE"
Now at 426 State Street
Demonstration and Special Sale of
National Biscuit Company
Cookies and Crackers for Saturday
only:
All , packages, six for 25c
All 10c packages, 3 for 25c
All 25c packages, li for $1.25
Don't 'fail to sample these goods today.
Saturday is Sunkist Orange I ay.
Special pr Mies are made on Sunki.-t grnde.
SO oranges to box-, $2.50; 1-2 ox, $1.25; dozen 50c
100 Oranges to box, $2.75: 1-2 I ox, $1.40; dozen 40c
150 Oranges to box, $3.40; 1-2 1 ox, $1.70; dozen 30c
Don't be deceived into taking inferior grades at a little lower price
or you will be disappointed.
Come to the fruit and vegetable headquarters fur the .genuine Sun
kist grade. Get the wrappers!
WESTACOTT-THIELSEN CO.
426 STATE STREET PHONES 830 and 840
the meter. Harry Morris, the meter
tester, is not so fortunate as to wear a
uni'forni. but if his authority is ques
tioned, he can present a badge showing
he is the right man on the job.
Don't neglect to buy that $1.80 Wear
Kver aluminum pot roast kettle this
week for only $1.07. iiuren & Ham
ilton. The Senior King's Heralds of the
First Methodist church will meet at
the home of Mrs. A. A. Lee, 1515 State
street at 2:30 o'clock Saturday after
noon. The hostesses are Lela Baum !
and Myrtle M.txwell and Miss Clara
school. Her program will include the.
reading of stories by O. Henry and two
scenes from "If 1 Were King." Th
ordin.iry reading may not be interest
ing, but with Miss Davis as reader, an
entertaining evening is assured.
For rent, desirable office room, Mui -phv
.nil.'., corner of State ami f'oiumei
cial streets. . L. lWitel Co., 347 Statu
stivct. Marl'i
S.hnasse will conduct the lesson,
"Prom Pagoda Land to the Lion
City. '
Willamette brand tents, awnings,
flies, and wagon covers and camp fur
niture. K. L. Stiff & Sou.
An interpretative reading will be giv
en this eveiiin;.' at the public library by
Miss Ida H. Davis of the senior high
ic Js 'f sje $ sje
FREE ON SATURDAY :!:
A Beautiful Easter Novelty
With Each Dozen Oranges.
CLARK & FREEMAN
Pure Food Grocers.
23rd and State St. Phone 670
(e !: $
An entertainment in honor of St.
Patrick in St. Joseph's hall Friday,
March 17th at 8:30 p. m. Admission,
25 cents, children 10 cents. Marl?
The Rev. William Nichols is holding
special meetings at the Liberty church
assisted by the Rev. .1. C. Spencer. They
will eloso this week unless arrange
ments are made Sunday to continue an
other week.
Painless Parker, dentist, will not be
responsible for any of Dr. Cox's bills
or any of his unfinished or unsatisfac
tory work. Mar21
Judge P. II. D'Arcy, A. J. Anderson,
Kugcno Slater, William Patterson and
Herman Meiring went to Independence
today to represent the Salem Klk lodjjo
at the funeral of J. W. King, formerly
of Salem. The funeral was held from
the home of .Mrs. King's mother, Mrs.
J. S. Bohannon.
Photos at half price. Trover & Weigei.
The sub-contract station of the post
office located at the Crown Drug store
is doing a good business and has no
complaint about general prosperity.
l.ast nigar, in uie close ot mo nrsi
half of the month, the total stamp
sales were $15ii. All of which indi
cates that the downtown postoffiee
branch is filling a long left want. j
Boiling boef, 7c pound. Capital Mar-:
ket, 121 S. Com.
The employes of the Salem Street j
Railway compnnv are arranging to give!
a dunce nt the armory on the evening
of April 2S for the benefit of tho Street
Railway band. The music, will be furn
ished by the entire band of 22 piece.
The company now employs 00 men and
w ith these (10 men and their friends and !
families, a successful dance is ussuied.
Trover and Weigei photos half price.
D. V. S, Reed with his wife and two
daughters are here from Lebanon and
will make Salem their home. W. If
Oilson remembers Mr. Reed when they
both lived nt Tallman about 40 years
ago. Mr. Reed was the teacher and Mr.
liilson was learning to rend in McHuf
fey's first reader such difficult sen
tences as, do we go u,., we do go up.
Your suit pressed, 60c. Phone 43.
--rTM
An Economical, Delightful Place to Trade
Special for Saturday
I
?
A limited quantity of Silk and Cotton Crepe de
Chine suitable for Shirt Waists, Party Dresses,
Under Garments, in leading colors, ?Q to 42 inches
wide, sold as high as 98c, special for only 45c.
Saturday only, 45c
Headquarters for Star Brand Shoes for lien,
Women and Children
KAFOURYBROS.
416 State Street The Store for the People
Mail Orders promptly filled We pay postage on mail orders.
w IT
S3
niousecieamng i ime
Is Here Why Not Use a
Brilliant Electric
Vacuum Sweeper and eliminate all the hard work. We
have just what you need at the right price. Guaranteed
to have as much suction as any $35.00 machine. Sent on
30 day free trial. The little sweeper with the hig pull.
Price only $19.50.
fit
Bargain day is every day at
our store. Watch our windows