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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1916,
Salem9 s Big Department Store." We Sell Butterick Patterns and Publications
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Stylise
Suits
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You have no reason now to put off buying that new Spring and Summer Suit. Just at the beginning of the
warmer days you are offered stylish, high grade Suits of newest materials, colors and patterns at One
Half of their regular price. They must go and we intend to sell them rapidly that's why we have cut the
price in two. Unreserved choice of any wool Suit in stock:
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' $25.00 SUITS MUST GO AT $12.50
$13.43
$13.93
$14.93
$17.50
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' $26.85 SUITS MUST GO AT
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' $27.85 SUITS MUST GO. AT
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' $29.85 SUIJS MUST GO AT
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' $35.00 SUITS MUST GO AT
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' $37.65 SUITS MUST GO AT .
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' $39.85 SUITS MUST GO AT .
$19.93
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' TAFFETA SILK SUITS REDUCED 331,
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Special mention of of
ferings in the Keady-to-Wear
Section.
A sale of Middy Blouses
at 89c Each
Striped Tub Silk Waists
$1.98 Each
Striped Silk and Plain
Crepe de Chine
Waists at $2.98
A Determined Riddance of All Millinery
Do Not Overlook These
II Latest New York Styles everyone new no two alike. We have taken every Hat in stock and made up three big lots for your choosing:
LOT NO. 1.
NEW YORK MILLINERY
Your Choice $1.50
LOT NO. 2.
STYLISH MILLINERY
Your Choice $3.48
LOT NO. 3.
FINEST HATS WE HAD IN STOCK
Your Choice
For Monday's Selling
A Sale of Tub Silks
at 98c a Yard
Finely woven, durable Tub Silks, 06-inches wide in
a variety of dainty stripe paterns perfectly fast
colors. Very suitable for Waists, Dresses or
Men's Shirts. Monday's Special Price 9gc a Yard
New Spring Togs for Men
and Boys
Our Men's Furnishing Department is showing a
splendid collection of New Shirts New Neckwear
New Hose New Hats New Underwear, etc.
See the new Funston Bow and Piping Rock Bow
The latest Neckwear for .wearing with the newest
collar styles.
We sell Xtragood Clothes for Boys the kind that
please in every particular.
A Double Special for Our
793rd Wednesday Surprise
May 3rd
Women's Hand Bags at 79c Each
A variety of desirable leather Hand
Bags and Vanity Cases included in
this special for next Wednesday.
Various shapes and sizes with small
coin purse, etc. -Your choice Wednes-
day 79c Each
Sales start at 8:r0.
Chicago Pencil Sharpeners at 89c Each
Every office man, school teacher or
anyone using pencils daily, should
take advantage of this special offer,
for next Wednesday's selling. Auto
matic rotary blade "sharpener a
widely advertised make sharpens
your pencil as it should be sharpened
and stops when the pencil is sharp
enough, thereby saving on pencils.
Wednesday Only $c ach
See window display.
Quality and Service
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C0MLNGEVENTS
TONIGHT
April 29. Chess ami checker
contest between Sulem and
Portland, at Commercial
club.
April 29. Eastern suffragettes
at house of representatives, 8
p. m.
April 29. Gymnastic Exhibition
at Chemawa Indian School,
7:30 p. m.
Your suit pressed 50c. Phone 43.
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Dance at Brooks Saturday nigh'
Aprilhe 9t'u. Salem Orchestra. ap-i
G. W. Johnson & Co. are ni07li!g into
sltitneir new location tonight hnu will I,
j5 1 ready for business Holiday nioii'inir in
55 ' their new location in the U. S. 'ntiii:i;ii
$ bunk building.
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I The Mothers' club of the Highland
.j. I school, through Mrs. F. A. English,
jjc' wishes to thank those who assisted in
i muking the entertainment lnt evo-
i ing at the school .V decided mc'i',.
hoi uiuv miuiiciuiiv our, also in Hi.-
contest at
Mav 1. Iloxiuif
.Moose hull.
May 3. Chemawa Indian quar-
tette, Congregational church.
May j. Junior class Willam- sj:
'ttto l'uiveMVt.- present
"Sherwood" nt opera house,
INIay 3 and tl. May festival at
Willamette University.
May 6. Pounders' Day cele-
bration at Champoeg. j)e
May 910 East Willamette as-
sociation of Congregational
churches.
M.iy 12. Glee club arid young 1
ladies club of Willamette $
University at First Jlctiio-
dist church. se
May 13. Marion county inter-
scholastic track meet, Salem.
May 19. Primary election.
large attendance mi. I interest show
Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits glass
is correctly. U. S. Bank. Bldg.
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The ladies of St. Pauls' Guild will
IJjgive a silver tea Jtnd sale for their
fj I friends Monday, May 1, at the wtorv
t from 2:30 until 5 o'clock.
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, in the work of those presenting the pn.
, tainnient will go towards the iMiivha-c
of plnygrouud .ipparatus.
Your suit pressed 50c. Phone 43.
Dr. Stone makes no charge for cor
sullation, examination or prcscri
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After an extended tour of the nortl
nest, Elliott C. McLougnl, a banker )
Buffalo, N. Y., is stopping in the eit
a few days. He expressed himself u
being greatly pleased and surprised
the general appearance of Sulem and
its beautiful homes, and especially om
wide streets. Ho was also glad to find
that the general northwest was prosper
ous aud that real estate values were ml
inflated.
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We're here to stay, City Market Ice
& Coal Co., Tel. 471.
The Salem Social Service Center an
nounces they have work for five nu n
in hop fields. Apply to Ivan G. McDan
iel at the Commercial o.lub.
Who's your Ice Man? City Market
Ice & Coal Co., Tel 474.
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The Woodrow Wilson League started
with a membership of 50 and is grow
ing right, along, from five to ten names
being handed in every day. Arthur
R. Wilson is secretary of the League.
Property to exchange. See L. Bechtel
the land dealer, large list of exchanges
apr29
Miss Zita. Rosenquest," Miss Frieda
Spitzbiit and .Miss Ethel Frazier left
this afternoon for Coivallis for an
over Sunday visit at the Helta Mil
house and to attend the Inter-Society
dance this evening.
Dr. Stone's Drug Store for trusses.
The final lecture of the series that
have been given this winter at Wil
lamette Vnivrsity will !lio delivered
Monday May 8 by Prof. Jiimes T. Mat
thews, when the professor will discuss
the absorbing proposition of "The
Fourth Dimension."
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. Rhubarb makes a good wine or vin
egar, make arrangements now. Com
mercial Cider Works. upr29
One of the latent Powers 6-B rnov
ingpictnre machines was installed to
day at the Oregon theatre. This inn
eliine is the best that money can buy.
Xow that the theatre h is two machines
there will not be the usual wait be
tween ads, as the following rtel will
be ready to be shown on the other ma-
! chine.
Dr. Stone's drug store.
The Lincoln junior high school and
the Washington junior high baseball
teams ployed this morning and necord-
iurr tn tin uinm , lnr.Ve on IP tlit, AVouli-
14 nigton boys did most of the running.
SiThe final score placed Washington 17
r.3,111 the lend, with four runs for I.111
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coin and 21 for Washington
Are you going to move if so see L.
liechtel. the rent ni.w, largest list of
i vacant houses. api-9
j The dance given last evening at the
II 1 armory for the benefit of the Sulem
Street Railway band, was a pronounced
'success, not only f innneifillv, but from
M,tiie large aucuiiniice. it is estimate. 1
tlifit fnllv 7(10 worn til Hio ir,,inr.r n .1 ,1
Your suit pressed 50c. Phone 43.
The Salem Rifle club will meet nex
Wednesday evening at the armory to c -feet
a permanent organization ni. 1
make up its charter member list. .V
ready more than 50 havo joined th
club and as it is organized prim iri1
to improve general marksmanship, an"'
as every man over Id years is eligible,
those interested in the club feyl Hit'
its membership will grow rapidly. Tit
club is for every man that likes ril'
practice and who enjoys the spjrt.
Baseball, Sunday, league ground!..
Baby Beavers of 1'ortl.ind vs. Senator'.
Salem will havo best team in years.
New suits. Come out and help win tli"
Inter-City league penuiiit. apr-"
Now that there Is an epidemic if
measles in the city, Jflid about 01 ense-i
quarantined, it might be well to not, ,
according to Dr. O. B. Miles,
quarantine flag means that the cliil
with the disease is to remain in th"
house 14 days, and that 'for the follnv
ing five days, not to appear on i'i
streets and most certainly not in mo.
public place. Measles is a discise t n ;
is very contagious, especially bofo 'e tic
rash appears. Most authorities n'jn
Hint it is contitgeous four or live dtiy'
before the rush is noticed.
Try Capital Journal Want Ads.
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LET ME SEE YOUR EYES
that 300 of this number were dancing.
If an hours reading makes your eyi -i
ache.
If printed matter occasionally (nn
misty).
If yoti are obliged to stop work nt.
times to rest your eyes for a l'e i
minutes.
If you find it easier to read ncan v
than the normal, .12 inches; or further
away than this.
If you caunot recognize people aen-t
the street.
If you cannot read street signc
easily or cannot distinguish the tini"
by public clocks.
If you have to make an effort to si r
clearly knitting the brows for et
ample. ,
If vivid light gives you pain in tlf
eyes, or if you require more light than
you did before.
If you have any of the above diffi
culties, it is certain that von have f -
feet of vision that could lie corrected
j by properly fitted glasses.
I have titled thoiisanils ot people i,t
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137, V-:""n.-.r 1 or Marion and l'olk Counties and have .
j lioved all these dil ticulties and many
II j o others.
J We can save you money on garden!! do not use drops or drugs in tonkin.;
hose, Nelson Hros. &, Patton, plumbers, ( examinations as tl'cv are dangerous.
Jji3."ij Cheineketa St. Phone 190(1. tf l Kuarnntee satisfnetion in ever.
" ' re'iliect
Charles Smith who died in Colorado,! 1
was buried this afternoon in the Odd
Fellows cemetery. Servires were held
at the chapel of Webb and Clough and
Th Portland Salem checker and.od during the progress of the gunie.l The chess and chocker contest he-, Festival in a bodv and take a chance ' zntions. It will ho remembered that
chess contest will begin promptly at The public, is welcome to como to theMween l'ortluid and Sulem will begin, nt. the big prizes offered for the best : the t herrmis w ilked off with the first 'of were conducted hv tne Kev. Poole of
j. in ,..k ill- niinrnonii at lh Com- Coninieiciiil eluh nml wt..i the nm-1 l,,uml"y ut i:M t the Co-.iiiue.ciiil ! drilled and eotiii.ped marching oigani-1 and second prize at the rose show last ! Woodloirn. He was a son of Mrs. T.
mercial club. As the plavcrs are sup-1 K",! of the games and havo the pleas
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pUHCil XO lie SO HOSOIUfil 111 iim- j;.iiiiv ,
that time cannot be taken lor n regular wliilo they
dinner, .v buffet luncheon will be serv- thinking.
club and the play will be on until etich
nr.. of iw.iimr h,.w tl,.. !,.. .....I , K'o " close.l, or the timo arrives
ker plavers nt the st itt appear
I H. Sottles of Woodlmrii.
are doing their heavy
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YOUR EYES
May or may not be alike.
You may and you may not
need glasses. The only way
to find out is to have them
-' carciuiiy examined then if
you need glasses, buy them, if you don't, you'll be
frankly told so.
In any event you will be fairly treated.
PUSS i McCUlLOCH, Optometrist,
208-9 Hubbard Bldsr., Phone 109.
when the Portland pltivers must leave
in uiih-i 10 miu uie u eiocn wrcgou.M
F.lectric. Portland's best, players are M
Cillllillt'. illi-llliliniP tlui wtiil.i i)i(.u nn.l 3D
pi r ... . ,i
slate chix ker cli inipions. The Porllnnd1
checker players are ,1. Vanzante, state
champion, C. I'., llerg, U. (I. Fowle,
(loorge lUanchaid and K. II. Hiynnt.
The chess players arc A. C. Johnson,'
stale champion, A. ,1. Hay, 11. Dobsin,
F.. K. Hrown. F. S. Meyers, postmaster
of Portland, W. II. Adimsou, ti. I'eery,'
and N. A. I'eery. Tho public is wel-j
come. The games will be played in the
social department rooms. ,
t Tin CherrUns decided definitely last
evening, not to enter a Silent raiuli-,
(Into for queen of the Portland Hose'
ifestnal and have so notified the festi-,
'val officials. The opinion was utiiini
i mous that w ith the Salem Cherry air
' coming on, mid the great excursion to
j I'O taken to Alurslifield, that it would
j be best to devote surplus energy
tn Ottr Kiimi. rift'iiii'd lliiumvui. tk.
jCherrluus agreed to utteud tha Iiose j sSBSMMBaa
RESIDENCE
PARLORS
Licensed Lady
Assistant
Moderate Prices
Perfect Service
Latoet Methods Are
Found Only At
Cottage Undertaking
Parlors
Phone 721. Salem, Ore.
The Court of Legends aud the Court! rire- D0"'4 wait wntil yu have
of Faiiins, the iuvenile oiganiati.ins of ! J,,s,,u Sec L- Uirhtel the in
the I n.ied Artisans, will a.nr at the s,lr""00 mnn- a
nt. ... i; .: . . .i J .u . i'1' iirst f'til'tist church will fill the
DR. M. P. MENDELSOHN
Doctor of Optics.
Offices: 210-211 U. S. Bank BuUdinrt,
Phone 110.
SALEM OREGOIi
w.iii oi ii.Mii o. Kiiiuiiuoiis i , .. t t.,,,1, vnp..; ,, f ,i,
rituulisti
and a day, to be giv
struction of M rs. t '.
; -Mrs Hnlph White. In the Court f ;!,.,. j the citv.
I Fairies, Sliss Verua ooder ill take. "J
the purt of (pn'cii. To assist the home
juvenile organizations, the I'ortlnnd
Jiiveuilp baud of 15 pieces, ill full uni-
i lorui, Villi coine to uie cuy alio give a i
j short outdoor irogram the evening oft
i tho eiitertaiumeut. This band is now
considered one of the best juvenile
puiusical orgnuintioiis on the coast.
o. MEL CITY AUTO STAGE
Daily Between
Make your stay la Salem a pleasant Salem, Stayton, Mill City and all way
one, get i good room at the Capital ; Points. Leaves Mill City 6:30 a. m.:
iioiei, ooc ana up. araio (.ouimer- stayton 8:00, Salem 9:30.
Baseball, Baseball. League game, in
ter Citv league opening 3 p. m. Sundav
Several auto loads of students and
professors from Mc.Minnv ille college
n ill drive to Salem tomorrow to at
tend the Young People's meeting nt the
First Baptist church nt C:.10 p. m. The
young folks of the church are observing
' April 30th. Itaby llevers, of Portland tomorrow as McMinuville college day.
vs. Senators, Saleru will bo there t n
strong.
ai'r-'J. Salem's new competitive and pro-
Try Capital Journal W)nt AAs.
gressive Ice to. (.ity .Market ice &
Coal Co., Tel. 474.
Return, leaves Salem 4:40 p.
Stayton 6:00; Mill City 7:40.
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SALEM TAXI
Cars of any kind for any place
ot any time.
Office, Blign Hotel
NE 700