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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1916.
j A Sweeping Clearance of Women s and Misses Stylish, fl
'high grade Suits, priced up to $30, your choice $12.95 K
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No better time to purchase just think of buying a brand new, stylish Spring and
Summer Suit at these prices before the season is fairly started. Every garment is
new most popular models and fabrics of the season. If you intend to purchase
don't let this announcement go unheeded-
Regularly Priced up to $30.00, Take Your Pick $12.95
See Window Display
Another Big Lot of Women's Suits, up to $40.00 $18.95
A Sale of Season's Latest Coats at
MILLINERY PRICES CUT UNMERCIFULLY
$8.65
New York's Latest Styles
tion is more than half.
-Prices are cut in two and in many cases the reduc-
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Public Service Commission
Orders Conveniences for
Growing City
Cast your ballots in the
Oregon Theatre's Mary
Page Contest at the
theater, as the ballot
box has been placed in
the lobby of' the "Ore
gon" to make voting
easier. The Mary Page
Gown will be selected
from Meyers.
Special clean-Up Sale of Lace and Scrim Curtains
(Second Floor)
Those who need Lace Curtains should see this special offer of desirable Cur
tains at prices that fairly sparkle with money savings. Ecru and Arabian
Lace Curtains; your choice, regular sizes, former prices up to $1.75, ygc a pr
Cream Scrim Curtains, drawn-worked,former price $2.00, special 9Sc a pr.
Salem's
Big Dept.
Store
QUALITY AND SERVICE
I All AAiirarS Town !!
COMING EVENTS
TONIGHT
April 27 Free lecture by Peter
Collins at Opera House.
April 27. Election of director
Agricultural department, Com-
mcrciU'l Club.
April 2S Dance, benefit Salem
Street Railway baud, at the
armory.
April 28. Lecture, by Flnrinn
Von :hen on Oregon (leol-
ogy, City Public Library.
April 29. Chen and checker
contest between Salem und
Portland, at Comuiercial
club.
April 2!). Eastern suffragettes
at houso of representatives, 8
p. m.
April 2t. Oyinnastie Exhibition
at Cheinnwn Indian School,
7:30 p. m.
May 3. Cheniawa Tndinn qunr-
tottc, Congrcgiitiotml church.
May 6. Founders' Day celo-
bration at Champoeg,
May 910. Ilust Willamette as-
sociatiou of Congregntional
churches.
May 11). Primary election.
Dr. Stone makes no charge for con
sultation, examination or prescrip
tion. ... tf
There can not be enough said in
praise of the Sonorn. Talking Machine.
It took first prize at, San Francisco.
Myrllo Knowlmd, 121 Court St.
You would think you were enjoying
a meal prepared bv mother when you!
eat .it The Elk, 3X1 State St.
The funeral of W. G. McMillan at!
Dallas pesterduy was conducted by
members of tho local lodge of Moose
'According to the ritual of tho lodge.
Among tlioso tilling part in tho ser
vices were Fred (1. Lamport, II. Sauter,
K. T. .Mart in, (,'lareneo Shaw, Thomas
Burleson, .loo Kerwille, Walter Tooze,
H. Free, Frank lirovesnour and John
Ackernuin.
The Dinner Dance in main dining
room of Hotel Marion having proved
very successful, tho management an
nounces tho third for Friday evening,
April 2. A course dinner will be serv
ed at 7 p. m. Music to 10: SO. $1.00
Dance at Brooks Saturday night
April tho 2Utn. Salem Orchestra. upL
An order was issued by , the Public
Service commission today which will
provide the enterprising city of Shaw
in this county with a Jrand new depot
and a depot agent. The order states
that Shaw is situated in the Waldo
Hills in a particularly fertile section
of the Willamette valley aud that li'Mi
to 800 people reside In the territory
tributary to this station. The Southern
Pacific has a small open shelter shed
for a depot at this place and no load
ing platforms or platforms for the hand
ling of freight or the convenience of
passengers.
The commission ordered a new depot
to be erected within ill) days from this
date to contain a waiting room for pas
sengers with at least 200 square feet of
floor space. The depot must also have a
freight house which shall contain nt
least 400 square feet of floov 'space au-1
loading platform, toilet facilities and
other necessities for the comfort and
convenience of the passengers.
At present the ticket office is main
tained in a nearby store and the order
of the commission provides that o regu
lar station agent shall be on du'y ot the
depot for transacting the company
business of selling tickets and eucIi
duties.
A station was also ordered at Bar
View on the Southern Pacific, in Tilla
mook county and a grade crossing was
authorized in Linn county.
A Corner In Cotton
Is Next Feature Show
The next feature production offered
by Metro will be "A Corner in Cot-
I ton, " with charming .Marguerite Snow
State Parole Officer Joe Keller left! in the stellar role supported by uu all-
Amity is aU excited oyer the belief! s'on ,h.Aa a 'MUlor, M
nut gas deposits in paying quantities
Dr. Mendelsohn, ipectaJlst, flta glasi
m correctly. U. S. lluuk. Bklg.
Earl Q. Simmons caught a 20 pound
salmon at Oregon City yesterday uid
ia is understood that it will be served
tomorrow noon at the Klk lodge.
We're here to stay, City Market Ice
St Coal Co., Tel. 47.
Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Eploy, accompan
ied by Clem Lewis and Mrs. E. K.
Lewis, motored to Portland yesterday
and drove on the Pacific Highway,
seven miles beyond Multnomah Palls.
Who's your Ice Man? City Market
Ice ti Coal Co., Tel 171,
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The Elks are planning to Initiate 20
members this evening. This brings the
total of new members within ton last
two mouths up to tit) and applications
are in sufficient to bring the number
of new members up to 100.
Dr. Stone's Drug Store for trusses.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah J. Morri
field will be held from the homo at
Aumsville, Friday afternoon at 1
o'clock. Services will be conducted by
the Hev. Hossell und interment will be
in the City View cemetery at Salem,
Dr. Stone's drug store.
The social which was to have been
given Saturday evening of this week
for tho four Sunday school classes and
the Intermediate League of tho First
Methodist church, ias been postponed
until the evening ot Mand.iy, May 1.
We can save you money on garden
hose, Neltion Bros. & Fatten, plumbers.
333 ,l'hemoketa St. Phono l!)oO. tf
Prof. Btafiord of the University of
Oregon, will lecturo under tho auspices
of the physics snd chemistry classes ot
tho high H( in.nl auditorium Friday
evening, on "Thermite and Process of
Welding." The public, is welcomo to
attend.
' Make your stay In Salem a pleasant
one, get good room at the Capital
Hotel, COc and up. State & Commer
cial. U
that
have been discovered on tho Hum
Newman place. It is said that tho
pressure is 50 pounds to tho sou .ire
inch, enough to make the gas of com-1
mdrcinl value. Another demonst.ra-
lion of the gas will be made this even-j I
iiur Tim utril.-n W!ia uiiwlil liv ,1 ri I Id s . fl
boring deep wells. . I
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Salem's new competitive and pro-;
gressivo Ice Co. City Muket Ice &
Coal Co., Tel. 474. " j
Hy grade cigars uphold the reputation
they have for the highest quality in
cigar making. j
Plans for a four room school build-'
ing for the Kaiser district to cost
1if,,-00 aro now being drawn by urchi-'
tect. Fred A. Legg. The building will
use the hot air belting and ventilating
system, will have sanitary plumbing
ami a water pressure, probably from al
windmill and tower. Tho directors ofj
tho Kaiser district are Seymour Jones, I
chairman, (.'. E, Cuiuniings and F, E.
L'viiiis.
IIolp the clean up movement by
painting your buildings, full line of
paints nt moderate prices. Falls City
Sulom Lumber Co., 341) S. 12th St.
Last chance for dnig addicts to get.;
their freedom. I um going away.
Phone 10:i7J until April 20. D. 15. tirif-l
fin M. 1). tf
Word was received from Fred Motzl
this imirning that he arrived in Los'
Angeles .ill right and that ho was for-1
Intuitu enough to secure immediate'
employment in a pipe organ factory.
He writes that, he is well pleased with'
ins surroundings and ins, work. .Mr.!
Met, is well known in Suloin musical!
circles, having been n member of the
Christian church mule qu.utette.
Benefit at the Oregon Wednesday!
and Thursday nights, given by St.
Paul's tiiiild. The attractions will be
double quartet from the choir and o
reading by Mr. Cyril llruuer. j
Baseball, .Baseball, League game, in-
tor-City league opening ;i p, in. Sunday;
April 30th. llnby Heavers, of Portland
vs. Senators, Salem will bo there
strong. apr2!
Paying tribute to the memory of1
Mrs. F. A. Moore, the supreme court j
building wis closed this afternoon undi
the flag on the building at half mast.'
Funeral services were held this after-!
noon nt " o'clock from the First Pres-
bvterian church, conducted by the tiev.l
i art it. f.iiiott. Hurml was in the City
View cemetery,
Tim active pall bearers were A. O.
Condit, Thomas Albert, Jess Pooler,
tlleiin Adams, C. A. Parks .md perry
Raymond. Tho honorary pull bearers
were Judges 11. It. Harnett, 11. L. Hen
son, T. A. McHrido, 11. J. ltean, L. T.
Harris mid J. C. Moreland.
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I Grocery Money Goes -
Farthest Here.
Everybody can see that ou ex
pense account is less than tho
expense account of the merchant
in the high-rent district. If we
give you the benefit of this ex
pense difference, will it not show
in the prico of your groceries
each week ? We give you this
benefit and that's why, nt our re
duced prices, wo sell you a better
lino of groceries nnd provisions
than you can buy elsewhere for
the same money. And this is ono
reason why grocery money goes
further at 1 (anion's. Think it
over seriously and give us your
next order' The following
specials will prevail for tomor-
Creamery Butter 33c
Baking Soda, Regular 10c J
Special, package iC
i cans ofMilk 30c
4 lbs. of Curve cut or
Macaroni for faOC
25c bottlos of Lemon or on
Vanilla, for vC
3 bunches of Rhubarb, in
Onions or Radishes for m. IvC
4 lbs. Onion Sets or
for fcciJC
40c Oranges Or
for .7. OOC
Hard Wheat Flour,
per sack
J1.35
25c Soft Shell Walnuts, Oft
our price, pound vl
10a Bnttle of Blueing, T
our price -
Salem this afternoon for Helena,
Montana, to return George Uae, a parole
violator, to the penitentiary.
"Sherwood" 'Grand Theatre May 5.
Get your tickets at ray-Belle or Spa.
Friday evening the B. Y. P. U. of the
First Baptist church will hold a social
in tho church pnrlors at 8 o'clock. Miss
Isabel drover, professor of history in
the McMinnville college, will bo a
guest of the society.
Fresh shipment of cut flowers, Rose
carnations, daffodils nnd Japanese iris.
Tho Elk 333 Stafe. I'lione 41-'.
The rabian Knights club entertain
ed its friends last evening at tho Ma
sonic Temple with gymnastic, drill by
the boys and girls' classes from the
V. M. C. A., anil with boxing nnd
vaudeville stunts from tho Bligh thea
tre. A luncheon and dance followed
the eiitert.-.innien. This, was tho fifth
entertainment given by tho club this
winter and others aro now being plan
ned. Dr. W. Carlton Smith is president
1 1 n I I). Pe.ttnn vice president and 11. R
Thielsen secretary.
Dance at Aumsvllle Saturday night,
April 2!). Music by Salem orchestra.
Largo roomy place. Good floor management,
A reception will be given this even
ing .it the I'nited Evangelical church
to the new pastor tho Kev. G. L. Lovell
and his family. Addresses of welcome
will bo made by officers of the church
with a general program of entertain
ment, followed by a luncheon. )!,.
Lovell was pastor of the church four
veins, nnd was succeeded try the Kev
V. A. Winter three years ago. For tho
past three yens he has been pastor of
a church in Portland.
Sales ladies wanted apply 8:30 a. m.
Friday. F. W. Woolworth Co., Stato &
Liberty streets.
Your old range taken as part pay
ment on a new one. See our Opal at
$20.73 special. Huron & Hamilton.
star cast. This five part leature will
be presented here at the Oregon theatre
Sunday only. Besides Miss Snow the
unusually strong company of players in
clude Frank Bacon, the celebrated char
acter comedian, Lester Cuneo, William
Clifford, Helen Dunbar, J. VY. Holds
worthy, Howard Truesdell, Wilfred
lioger and Zella Call. There are scores
of interesting scenes including a eot
ton plantation, cotton mills, the cotton
exchange in Now York, and several
vivid glimpses of the slums in New
York. "A Coiner in Cotton," which
was produced by the Quality Pictures
corporation, is u decided novelty, and
tells a story that is vital und carries a
strong, human upepal.
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: COURT HOUSE NEWS
Judge Galloway today granted a de
cree of divorce to Gabi'iella Gearhart,
who was plaintiff in a suit against K.
li. uearnnrt, Inev were married in
this city December 13, 1013, and after
a short period of matrimonial bliss the
plaintiff testified that her husband
developed cruel and inhuman tendencies
and on one occasion drew a revolver in
the house and shot a hole in the floor
besidess cursing her and striking her in
the face. She was allowed to resume
her maiden name of Gabriella Johns.
There arc no property rights or children
involved. H. F. McTnturff represented
the plaintiff. The defendant allowed
the case to go by default.
Auction
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Of High Class Household Furniture at 504 N.
Liberty S1., on Friday, April 28, at 1:30 P. M
Consisting of
1 Ohole Range with water front
anil reservoir
1 Heater
1 Fumed Oak Round Extension
Table and 0 Diners to match
1 Fumed Oak Library Table
2 Quarter Oak Princess Dressers
1 Solid Ouk Chiffonier
1 Birds Eye Maple Dresser and
Wash Stand
1 Sanitary Cot nnd Mattress
1 Vemus Murtin Bed (full size)
1 Vermis Martin Bed (single)
4 good Bed Springs
2 All Felt Mattresses
2 White Enameled Beds
2 High Back Onk Rockers
4 Other Good Oak Rockers
1 Cane Rocker
1 Set Poitiers, good
2 K.trn good Tapestry Velvet
Hugs 0x12
1 Ingrain Hug fix 13
1 Kitchen Trensuro
1 Breakfast Table
1 Fall Leaf Table
1 Kitchen Cabinet
I Oak Lounge in Velonr Cover
1 Round Quarter Oak Tailor
Table
1 Collapsible Baby Carriage,
nearly new, e.xtra good
3 Galvanized Wash Tubs
1 Boiler,
3 3-gnl. Crocks
1 3-gal. Crock Chum
A quantity of Fruit Jars, Kitchen
Utensils, Dishes, etc.
TERMS CASH
NOTE: Parties requiring furniture should attend this sale, as every
thing advertised is as good as new and of high quality nnd will be sold
absolutely without reserve. I will sell your goods on commission or buy
same for cash.
Sale at People's Quick Exchange Market every Saturdey 1:30 p. m.
J. M. WHITELEY,
Owner.
F. N. WOODRY,
Auctioneer. Phone 511.
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Something Is Going
to Happen in Salem
Next Saturday.
Watch! Wait!!
See Friday's Capital Journal
Hartman Bros. Co.
1 Successors to Barr's Jewelry Store.
Sheriff Esch today made the largest
single turnover that has been made
since the collection of the 1915 taxes
began. The total sum of $ti 1 ,930.03
was turned over today making a grand
total of $ 0!l,7S.").31 that has been paid
to the county treasurer of the taxes col
lected this venr.
Tie furniture firm of Geer and Krue-
,r.r ivill .....,' II. ...,f;.. 1...H.1:
be built by Judge P. Jl. D'Arcy on the ; ""ered by Judge Bushey.
location of the Wentord theatre
Charles Rector was today appointed
guardian of the estate of Eva H.
Hector who is an inmate of the Oregon
state hospital for the insane. The
estate consists of real property valued
ut $S00. An order" to sell incumbered
real property in this case was also
on
Judge Bushev today appointed O. W.
lluinphrevs as administrator of tl j
' . estate of L. P. Humphreys, who died in
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Special meeting of Pacific
Lodge No. 30. A. F. Jt A. M.I 9
this evening. Work in the
F. t. degree. Visiting breth
ren welcome.
Baseball Sunday, league grounds.
Itnby lk'svers of Portlind vs. Senators.
Snlem will have bent team in vean.
New suits. Come out and belp win the
luter-City leuguo penu'.nt. upr29
CALL AND SEE US OE PHONE
YOUR ORDER
Damon &Son
Phone 6S 805 N. Coral
PLACE
WB
DELIVER ANY
IN SALEM
Court, street. Besides the large space W. B.' Van Clove as administrator of
ou the first and second floors, a bal-1 the estate of Wilson T. Van Cleave to
cony will bo built entirely around the day made his final account and Moil
lower floor. Today L. S. Geer is in ,ia'v av n() wns tne llaU, j,,,, t)V tH(,
Corvnllis noting the interior nrrange-1 ein fo; m,ai.iug ot- the account.
iiii-ui. iii ii in i iii uiro sioiu i j .11, js sain
to bo one of the most eompleto in tho
northwest. It. is the intentions of thei
tirm to bring their interior arrange
mum ml in in., in..., I... . .iti.i .in
proved ideas in the f urniture business. 1 V'" county, April l.. l tie estate con-
jsists of personal property i" me uiuc
The Opal Range, a coast product, aud of if 1700. The heirs are Pearl Ii,
the best steel range for the money. I Humphreys, of Shaw, the widow, and
Huron & Hamilton. " I Leo Clair, a four year old son, and Eva
o . Pearl, a two year old daughter. 1 lie
The dinner dances in main diningi ,,,,,;,,,. are Ivan Putnam, James
,'..'"V,1i MiJr',m hayi"g ,"'Vl"1 Simpson, and Neal Wolf.
' - .' ' .-.in, mi. inn ll.lfcl lllvil I llu- ...i mwimmi. ;
nounees the third for Frid.iy evening, tim,0 (h,.ir experimental- work with
April 2H. A course dinner will be serv-1 .,nl,ie nn,j oherrv trees. At present the
ed nt 7 p. m. Music 7:30 to 10:30. $1.00,,. xperiments are to determine what
per person, ( has U. Miller, Mgr. ! spraying s best adapted to killing
. . I lirown rot aud the bug known as senetn
At the meeting last eveuine of Wil- ,.ik:.i.. i;..i, im. t,....n .1 iinuitjimr urtllie
Inmetto Tent -No. 0 of the Maccabees, I ., i rn)rrv tree s. The experiments will
arrangements were made for nu openji,,, made "it the Hoosier farm, six mils ,
smoker to be held on the evening of 1 south of Salem. ,
.nay to. ien l'roiniiient member nil
light, refreshments were served. Tiiosel
prsenr, were Arnita Roberts, Kthel
llazleton, Heulnh llazletou, 'Gladys!
Olsen, Audrey Bunch, Helen Peterson,!
Helen Hardy, Zeda' iihoten, Alice
Itorehardt, Lucile. Olsen, Alfreds Gibljs,'
Odile Matthews, Leona Mnrg.iu and thej
hostess, .Mrs. Helen S. Gibbs.
Highland School to j
Give Entertainment!
The Highland school will give an en-!
tertainmeiit and social tomorrow even-l
ing at the school, for the purpose of j
buying play ground apparatus. While
the program will be mostly intellectual, 1
yet. in order to please all. candy, ice;
cream and sandwiches will be served
for a reasonable consideration. 1
The program of the evening is as!
follows: I
Dramatization of "Who Stole the
Bird's Nest," and "The Bird with the
Broken Wing."
Sweet Tea Ladies will appear in
costume.
The Color Furies,
Hoop and Wand drill.
Indian war dance, liv students from
the Cheniawa Indian Training school.
Singing by two choruses.
Kecitatinn', "A Broom Girl."
We are in the lead The World
kicks a man when he's down.
RESIDENCE
PARLORS
Licensed Lady
Assistant
Moderate Prices
Perfect Service
Latest Methods Are
Found Only At
Cottage Undertaking
Parlors
Phone 724. Salem, Ore.
SALEM TAXI
Cars of nny kind for any place
nt anv time.
Office, Bligh Hotel
PHONE 700
tne lodge, with Frank J. A. Boehrinirer
as chairman, have been appointed as
a committee to prepare the entert iin-
mg features of the smoker. Members!
The Rosobud class of the Leslie M.
K. Sunday school nu t last night ut the
home of 'their teacher, Mrs. Helen S.
Gibbs, 1725 South High street. Follow-
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of the ladgo aro permitted to invite; ing the entertainment of the evening,,
their friends. Arrangements were also; , ' ' I ' j
made for a cless initiation on the lilt t riTV HIITA CTITI?
evening of May 24, when the Tents HULL till AU1U OlAuL'
from Prntlllll. T.ininr ' YVun, Ilium I
Hutteville und Jeffersou will
vifced.
be in-
Don't buy a range until you hare
seen the Opal. The biggest value in
SaJem. Buren Hamilton.
Prof. O. B Posey aud an assistant
will arrive in the city Mouduy to con-
Daily Between
Salem, Stayton, Mill City ad U wy
Points, Lea res Mill City 6:30 a. tn.;
Stayton 8:00, Salem 9:30.
Return, leaves Salem 4:40 p. m.;
Stayton 6:00; Mill City 7:40.
Phone 13
Make It into a Batch of Bread and let your Ovens
prove its goodness. The proof of the
Flour is in the baking. Order
SALEM
OM.SON
Cherry City Patent Flour
Ask Your Grocer for it