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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOT RNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1916.
Basements Opens Every Morning at 9 a. m.
Saturday
IN OUR
5-1 0-1 5c
Basement
White Wonder Laundry
Soap, regular 5c a bar,
Saturday 8 bars for
This is less than the ost
of carrying, consequently
we are obliged to limit
this number to 8 bars to a
customer.
Big Musical Comody Company, "Tho
Sought "Wonderous
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nam oi txistence
Salt Lake City, I'tnli, April -S.
Flat denial of her husband's sensa-
lional allegation was made today by
Mrs. Samuel II. Westfill, wife of a
wealthy San Francisco mining mini.
whose husband has just filed suit for
divorce.
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The Economy Basement
Window Shades
Seconds, but splendid
values, Saturday only
18c Each
Limited to 6 to a customer.
This is a wonderful offer
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Beauty Doctors," on the Empress Circuit,
ilrs. West fall denies the charge in
the complaint, that she left S;in Frau-
cis-o with nxi.iMUl iii stocks ami bonds
beigii,g to i..r i,i.i.ad.
"The nuijor portion of niv property
is my own," she de.dued. "It is
from the estate of my father, Addison
Hybee. ''
Willi regard to ;;io teller which
West fall claims hi wife left when she
. departed, Mrs. Weslfall s:iid:
"The note was a candid cxptanat ion
amnsm. vs.-sictj.iu.-.
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Make delicious pie crust
after this recipe
Mix ono scant tecispoon salt with one and one-half cups pastry
flour. Chop in saint huh" cup chilled Cottolene. Mix hi grad
ually throe UiWesvooiH cold water. Mix well, but do not knead
with hands. If soft, lay pusto in pan and place on ice till chilled.
Sprinkle flour on molding-board; flour roliinft-ph; roll out flat,
then roll up into form of jellv roll; r.t.ind it on end; pat down
and roll into circular shape. When rolled into proper s'u.o cover
sides and bottom cf pie dirh. Pi", ii pb material. Rcll top
crust in same way, making sever..! hdcions to allow for filling
and puffins ' baking.
Cottolene makes pie-crust light, flaky, wholesome:
it excels for all shortening and frying.
Its use is simple, end ycu can get it in pails of
various sees to suit your convenience. Ask your
grocer fcr a supply today.
Write for a free copy of cur real cook book, "HOME HELPS."
Our General Offices, Chicago, will supply you.
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After
Easter
Sale
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WOMEN'S SUITS, COATS,
DRESSES and SKIRTS
All .greatly, reduced, in
prices.
Our prices the lowest,
our quality the best, our
styles the smartest.
WHEM PUBCHAttN
TRY SALEM FIRST
UALKM COMMERCIAL CLUU
playing at the Bligh next Sunday.
of why I did not choose to submit
longer to my husband 's intolerable
abuse.''
This letter contains the following
phrase, according to reports here, "A
larger life beckons me like an en
trancing mirage, on this barren life I
lend with you. I shall take the road
to this wonderous plain of existence."
Wo lire in the lend The
hicks a mini when lie's down.
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: SOCIETY I
ALIKE THOMPSON
SATl'RDAY Salem dab ami society
women will devote their time to
Che envoy of prominent women
touring the country for the cause of
woman suffrage- These distinguished
visitors will arrive in Salem it 8
o'clock Saturday evening in their pri
vate ear ml will be met at. the depot
with automobiles and escorted to the
state house. Governor .lames Withy-
1 combe will wclc inie theni with an ad
i dress, after which will follow their
I various interesting messages.
.
1 Once again, Miss Regina Long, bride-
elect was the inspiration for a snr
' prise miscellaneous shower. The affair
j which was given at her home on Wed
i nesday evening, was planned by the
1 members of the I'. K. O. club as an at
tention to Miss Long on the occasion
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oi ner uirumay niiiin cis.ir .
The elub members present besides
the honorec, were: Mrs. (i. A. Wood,
Mrs. II. K. Holinger, -Mrs. H. K. Bower,
Mrs. Fred Selee, ifrs. A. Godfrey, Mrs.
Matilda Grant, Mrs. G. W. I.nflar, Mrs.
Gordon McGilchrist, Mrs. Mary A.
Long, Mrs. Charles Smith, Miss Alyce
llollister, Miss Laura Grant and ilrs.
K. lloucit who was an aditional guest.
ilrs. F.ditii T. Wetherred entertained'
the matrons of the Fairgrounds club
at, her outage on the camp grounds,
Thursdap afternoon, i-'ive hundred was
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ciijuvt-ii timing tne uiiciiiouu aim uiiei
refreshments were served. The card
tables were circled by:
Airs. Clarence Townsend, Mrs. Harry
Doe, iris. Kdward Kvle, Mrs. Fay
Smith, Mrs. Stitson, Mrs. Kdward Tall
man, ills. 0. Cotternun and the host
ess. The ifarion County Woman's Republi
can elub will hold a. meeting in the
council chamber at the city Hall to
nigiit at eight o'clock. All are in
vited. M-., ir.,,,.,.,,. it i, .,., i,..u(.,cu. e..,1
an enjovable informal social afternoon! UPI'ort will be given by the depav
Wednesday, her gusts being the mem-1 ment tor ,he ''orn sllows to 1,0 Md
bers of tile Jolly Neighbors club. I.jte i l- ' chaI" tuU' f tho l',,1h-i
in tho afternoon the hostess served!
n I h-l. - &
ouiin re 1 1 1 so in en i h. j nose pieseni.
were: .Mrs. Anna (ileason, ilrs. 31. 11.
Utter, Mrs. Walter Hatch, Mrs. Join
Fisher, ilrs. ,T. K. Crothers, Mrs. L. W.
lownds, Mis. C. II. lioonns. Mrs. (i. O.
Koine, ilrs. K. II. I'rotherot .Miss I.etha
Carson, iliss Stella Halstou and iliss
Carrie Giiibenhorst.
Tuesday the mothers Sunday school
class of the First il. h. church pave,
an attractive evening affair at. thethe few special salesdays held under
homo of ilrs. A. A. I.ce, honoring their j th auspices of the Commercial club had
husbands. Lovely flowers and greens been entirely successful, but that the
delightful feature- of the affair was a
programme given iy tie little people,
Tho numbers included a solo "My Old
lilack Hat," by little Miss Woodard,
1'iiino uuer, nenriena aim Biiierme;
nornets-, recuniioii, -i tiagaier iiiuiki;
recitation, Dorothy liirr; piano duet,
Chester Kurtz anil I'nul Lee; recitation,
Kugenia Savage; instrumental solo,
Florence Young; -Vocal solo, domicile
Vandervoort; instrinnental solo, Kath
erine Vincent; instrumental solo, Neva
Millard; recitation, Kitherine Voor
hies; instrumental duet, Lola Millard
anil .lennelle andervort; instrumental
duet, liertha and Catherine Vincent..
.iniring the refreshment hour Lloyd;
Lee rendered several charming instru -
mpntjil ,tlns
........ .row aiieruoon :n ine y oiiiiueiciiii ciuo
'and will entertain Governor Wi.tliv-
ilrs. II. 11. Vundervmt left today tor j ,.0mbe as their guest. The address if
Stayton where she wis called on nc-ithe luncheon will be given bv C. II.
count of the illness of her mother, -ilrs. J 'run,.r 0f the ilutual Life. The aso
llanuah Van Fleet. jcintion was orgnnized about four
! months ago and its members number-
j): jing are all interested in the life m
suranee business. A. II. Gage is pies-
i PERSONALS jrf-
I The juvenile band of the United Ar-
jtisaus met last evening for their for-
inial organization and first practice.
Mrs. ('. W. Wilks of ilacleay is in -Twenty five of the youthful musicians
the city. i were present- for tiio first uniclice and
-Misn hviilme ounir ot He ml was in
the city yestenlny. i acred to come in, it is thoii'jlit that
.!. I. IVnsiuore of Scio is in the the liaml will soon nmnlier lieces
city t raus id inj; business. or more, as ten members from the
.1. ('. und ('. 1'. Strawn of Ileiina I l.iveslcv school will become iissociat
Vista were in t'.io city yesleriay. led with tho organization. Ivan (?.
.1. O. Jones, distrirt manager of the '.Martin and other members of (lie Cher
Woodmen of the World, is in the city. Irian baud have don ;ted tlieir services
Attorney Walter 1.. Knuldinr is at -
leniinif; io nu.siiies miuters in i ort
Innil. 1'iauk .1. Ililler, of the State Public
Service (.'ommissioii, wns in I'nrtliud
yesterday, rejjistered nt the I in'Cli;tl.
DIED
IIANSKN At til.- hniiH' of 1mm- sisti'r,
Mrs. lii'iirm' Kul' li, C.iilt'in, (Iri'cim, ;
Apt il -7. l!Ui!. Mrs. dura llimwu,!
in Iht i'lli yt'iir. i
She wns linni lit ':inton. (.Iri'un, un
Nov. 1ST-, 1.,-,-nnn' tho wifo uf
1'niil llaiisi'n hi l!'i.", Riiil tl short time
laliT lii'i'ium' a ioiU'iit. ot' Snlctn. At'
tor n rosiiloni'c nt' a tVw vivus at Moil
fiinl, silo rotiinit'il to Snlom.
Fiitioriil MTvm's will lie ooiuliii'ti'd
at Carlton Suiuluy iiftornmin at -oYlnrk
and Inuial will In' in tin ( url-
toil I'OlllctOIV.
At tho children's hour tomorrow
; niornini; in the Salem pnldie lituary,
the story to he told the i hildien is
'Kid l'ipes aiol the lrvad". Miss
i I'loru fare will tell the storv.
E. J. Cummin, field sacretary of the
Oregon Sm-ial ll;.iee society is in tnr
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in West Salem early nest, week.
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and Mrs. D. B. Griffin and son
soon leave or l.os Angles ohiUlren came and thoy re all henltJiv.
expect to nuiU- tha city heir l'in- Mv niothor has takn yollr mexkiw
nent home I ossihlv as befoie, the.v,, ,-th unl u8faction. She had her
Mill. I U IIH IHIl l HI UU III.IIIIIS III HIV.
Wilaliuette valley
Frank Davey 1U address the meet
ing this evening at the t ity hall of the
Women ' Marion county liepiiblicau
club. Men as well as women are' in
vited to itteml. Tie music for the
meeting will he furnished l v
oilnrtet of the Kirsr t'hristlnn
.
Statlnf that he was troubled with
heart failure and that all he wanted
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
Selected To Lead Agricultural ;
Branch of Club-Corn Show
ch of Club Corn !
Talk Starts Early
Seymour Jones was placed at the 'lend
of the agricultural department of the
Commercial club for tne coming year,
by the action of the department '.it the
meeting held last evening. Mr. j Jones
was rather backward about having his
name presented and was inclined to - n -
sist that it be withdrawn. However,
the members of the department felt
that he was entirely qualified to handle
this important department, and he was
therefore dulv elected, and will be re -
'sponsible to a grent extent for what is
Lione alonR the iim9 of agriculture by
r'mm..r..;,.i i.,v ti, ,.nn,incr vir.
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Members of the agricultural depart
ment are in doubt as to whether it is
advisable to hold a lour day t'hei'iy .'air
this year, but were somewhat inclined
to lend their support towards a genuine
Fourth of July c.'lelir iti'jn at tloj Fair
grounds. To g.t this opinion in inn
er form, a conim-.tree composed "f l.ob
ert l'aulus, A. C. Bohrnstedt pud M. W.
Welch were anointed to lirnw up re
solutions. It was pointed oui (hat the
first week of July was genera'ly a busy
time of the year and that a four day
Cherry fair might interfere with the
moor iiceueri.
nnray mwnc tor corn snoww in lani
Ititl Pnltf null Mnrinii rnnnllns ivitr
Polk and .Marion counties, with
the expectation that each would be
larger than those of last fall, and that
for the final show to be held the first
week in December, the armory would
be necessary to aceo.nodate the larger
exhibits. I he stakes will he larger;
this year, and from $-100 to pWO will !
be necessary for premiums.
In the report of W. I. Staley, director i
for the nast vear. it was shown that
! great extent to its unfavorable loca- I
tion.
j Mr. Staley reported (hat the receipts
! 0f the department had been $fi.s2.;!o and
(i, $!i(ll.44 had been expended.
was a place to rest for a short, time, '
Frank ililler entered the bun of a ,
farmer living just east of the feeble:
minded institute. This morning he was!
Intnwl ilond. nniihrentlv from henrt. fail
ure. He was from Dallas and tuneral
arrangements will be made as soon ns
relatives are heard from. Jlo was
: ai,ollt 4.", years old.
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The Salem Life Underwriters asso
! Nation wHl meet at luncheon tonior -
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as .10 have nlrenlv sie:iieil un ami
j instructing the youngsters.
MOTHER OF
FOUR CHILDREN
!How Lydia lnnkham'sveg-
ctable Compound Kept
Her Well and Strong.
Lincoln, Illinois. "I have used I.ydi.i
E. l'inkham's Vegetable. Compound for
dren. This summer
I was in a very run
down condition ami
theveryhotweather
seemetl more than I
could stand, but I
commenced takinij j
your (.ompounil m
June and from then
until September
25th, when my last
baby was born, I cot
rlonfr much better than 1 had before.
' ,, t bir'th ,d j Tecnvmd very
My baby was a pirl and weighed 11
i rapidly which I am sure was due to your
. meUicmo. 1 am well and stronir now,
nurse my baby and do all my work. I
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last child when nearly 44 years old and
feels confident she never would havo
carried him through without your help.
i as her health was very poor." Mrs. T.
i F. ttoYD, 1355 North Culick Ave, De
j catur, 111.
Espectant mothers should profit by
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the nialei Wr-tlvd,8experience.ndtnisttoI.y-a
church nkham'l Vegetable Compound.
rree connnentiai anviee niit rv ao
I dressing Lydia E. Finkhara Medkina
Co., Lynn, Mass,
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In the Bargain Basement. Do not miss this oppor
tunity. We arc taking all of the broken lines from
our Easter rush and placing them on sale in our
Bargain Basement at prices never equaled before.
500 pairs Children's Barefoot Sandals, all sizes,'
go at 95c
250 pairs Men's, Women's, Boys' and Children's
Tennis Shoes go at 50c
500 pairs Men's, Boys' and Youths' Elk Bals now
goat 51.95, $1.65, $1.35
Boys' Shoes, all sizes, button and lace, now go, in
Bargain Basement,, at $1.95, $1.65, $1.35
Children's Shoes, all sizes, button and lace, in the
Bargain Basement, at $1.65, $1.35, 95c
Men's Work Shoes, all sizes, black and tan, $4.00
grades go at $2.65
Ladies' Shoes, broken lines, $ 1.00 and $5.00 grades
goat.... '-.Jl.95andJ2.95
Thousands of pairs of Shoes to select from in all
styles and kinds. ALL AT REDUCED PRICES.
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! The mayor and city aldermen and
'the eit.v engineer went. out. to Twelfth
;and State streets this afternoon, on tne
invitation of the Southern I'tn-il'ie ol'I'i-
ten years witll coo-.l i ,-ials .ni l the railroads engineer. 1 lie I here seenu'il to- te i-oine controversy
results and I nave ' purpose of the visit tit tl is partii-nlar lietween the railroad and seme niemher
four healthy chil-Uimt was a demonstration hv the rail of the eonneil as to whether this ret ui-
road's engineer, that a retaining wall
had heen linilt nloair hihI under one
isido of the Hack and tint there was
proper drainage, and thnt this wall and
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moot made with the city yveial year
ii;-n. At. l're.'fiit tne ret.iininjr wall
an. I diaia ix eovered ly pate hwork. an 1
this was due into in the deia.mstiation.
ini; wall was reailv there, and the only
v.av to deni.nisii-'te, was to din nit"
the p.nii;" and find it.
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