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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1916)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOt'ENAL, SALEM, OREC, WEDNESDAY. MAY 3, 191 o. THREE (0) IP Is jiiV Ll Y s? Get the !ion:8 care cf A: -V They Need the Money, But They Don't Need the Stock Its the Ti r EXTRA! 54-inch 75c Table Padding, marked now very special at, the yard II I III l l 9 EXTRA! 65c Mercerized Table Linen marked very special at, the yard AM EXTRA! 18c India Lawn marked very special at the yard EXTRA! 15c New Dimity Cloth marked very special at, the yard A C 12 c E. G. Seaman, Representing Lewis Bros. & w A i ft::- ..... - ,.iw. J I'ltilWitlill WMirlKrtlMM il Extra Special 7 l-2c Light Colored Shirting Percales, marked very Bpecial, the yard CROCKERYand 4-(S 40c Wood Chopping OQ 1 15c l quart Milk Cans, r Bowls, closing out wC closing out uC $2.60 Wash Bowl and ffl 1Q 25c 1-gal. Tin Oil Can, in Pitcher, closing out .... pi.lF closing out lvC $1.60 Porcelain Slop Jar, QA 35c Heavy Glass Fruit 1 n, closing out JUC Dish, closing out '. lv $1 Blown Glass Water iQ ?5c Set, Sugar Bowl, Pitcher, Jug, closing out C Butter Dish, Spoon OQ Holder, closing out "JjC 50c Lamps, complete, OC- closing out L Jt 75c Coffee Mill, or closing out ODC 15c Mop Sticks, 0 closing out Ot 40c Butcher Knife, 1 A closing out .. y wC 15c Tin Cuspidors, C " 5c zsrj. iQc $4.50 42-Piece Dinner ffO fQ " " 7" $2.69 ctr.nura..Kettl.e: 70c 10c Jap Cup and Saucer, n $L50 Alumlnum stew Qr, closing out 1 t Kettl9i closlng out flC $1 6-gal. Oil Can, JQ $1.00 Aluminum Frying JQ clotdng out fi pan, closing out 43C 75c Galvanized Slop Pail, or 75c 4 -quart Enameled OP closing out OvC Coffee Pot, at COC iAJLLs(XNl tLb tiJl rLb rLiaO ainst the IN A DESPERATE STRUGGLE TO RAISE THE NEEDED CASH FOR THE CHICAGO STORE, II QUOTING YOU PRICES WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR PROFIT I MUST RAISE MONEY, AND ITS GOT TO COME QUICK, AND THE QUICKER THE BETTER. You know that when I tell you that I am selling goods at cost it means just what the word implies. I am very plain in my advertising, to you, and I mean every word of it. The Chicago Store is in need of ready cash, and there is only one way to raise money in a hurry, and that is just what I am doing-cutting the price to the give-away point; its my only chance to get the money, cut the price to the limit. n Extra Special 35c Fancy Dresden Eibbon, marked very special, at, the yard 1 GRANITE WARE $1.25 Enameled Rice rrr Boiler, closing out IdC 65c Berlin Enameled Sr Kettle, closing out jDC 10c Milk Skimmers, v r closing out DC 10c Soup La dels, r closing out 3C 20c Wash Pans v A closing out "C 10c Large Mixing Spoon, r closing out OC 25c Scrubbing Brushes, 1 A closing out 1UC 20c Frying Pans, in closing out 1UC 10c LargeTin Funnels, r closing out ". OC 10c Cake Tins, .... r closing out DC 10c good strong Tea r Sti-alner, closing out OC r1 Ji oc Out n EXTRA! 20c English . Long . Cloth, 36-inches wide, marked very special, the yard A EXTRA! 15c New Flowered Lawns marked very special, at the yard EXTRA! 65c sti-iped Dress Voiles marked very special, at the yard EXTRA! 25c India Silks, all shades, marked very special, the yard tow Co. in Charge H)1 Be 19c shoes habit It pays Well dressed people always have well shined shoes. ShinciA, with the key for opening the box, its quick shining qualities and the handy 'CkS WILLAMETTE GLEES WILL GIVE Clubs Unite to Give Entertain ment at First Methodist Church May 17 .Miss Esther l'nulinc Cox, who will still' us mi i n st in mill t ;il soloist in the nil)lii' coiii'i'ii of the Willamette (ilve ( lnlis nt the Kirs t M. K. ihun li, .May 17th. Tin Willamette (lice eliili will givi a eoncert in Snlem tor the first time i" five- years on the evening of .May 17th .it. the h'ii'st .Methmli.st ihureh. Koth the men's ami I lilies' chilis will ai I'eur, nnil it will lie 1111 ooi timity for Salem mnsic loveis to hear some of the licst talent in the city. One of the lead ing instrumental solo artists who will appear with the Ladies i-liili at. thin time is .Miss Kstlur ( ox. She will (jive several piano solos on the program, anil this alone will assure the success of the concert. This little duly was the composer of the anisic for the Kreshmiln song in tiiis viar.s Freshman (Hee contest, ami at. I. rr appearance on the platform, the crowd unconsciously fell in love with her. Her winning smile and graceful appearance are two of her most Mrik- I nig characteristics. Miss Cox lormeily was .i student at the Whitman conservatory of music a.t Walla Walla, Wash:, stiulying un der the famous teachers. Dean lioliert Si hot'ield and -Miss Van Wormer.. She in now one of the most advanced stu dents in the Willamette, college of music, under the direction of Dr. Frank Wilbur t'hace. Miss Cox has been the iccoinpanist for the Willnmette iiinrttt dining the Hist winter on their trips to towns in W'esteru Ori.gon, anil reports from ev ery place where they npH'urei were particularly favorable in speaking of her work as nu ii'-coiupauist. She is also u talented siugvr ind is one of the four in the mixed ihnpel quartet in which she sings alto. Slit also sings in the choir of the Presbyterian church. Last, but not. least, she iw one of the members of the l.ndies' (Hee club, in which she will sing alto at the pub- tic uppearniice, in addition to her work I Us an instrumental soloist. Miss Cox lives at Arlington, Ore., .tnd from what can be learned of her career there it is known that she has always been musically incline 1. She Intends to remain in Willamette until she graduates from the college of mus- I ic. Gladys Hulatte, Star In "The Flight of ths Duchett,'' Thanhouter-Mutual Masterpicturc, Do Luxe Edition. At the Bligh theatre Thursday, Fri day and Saturday of this week. Speaking of hyphenates, the America-First ones make up in number what they luck in bluster. ' ' 8.iA lIor.iE Set for polishing, makes the home care of shoes a pleasure. BLACK TAN WHITE SHINE WITH ShmmA AND SAVE At all dealers Accept no substitute Steeves-Page Wedding t, , , 1! '. Mr. and Mrs. Laban Steeves I.nlian Steeves, who jililys an im portant . role in the junior play, iv 'Shadow ol'-a-U'iif " .ind Miss ' Flor ence I'nge, a Jiopulnr young lady i the senior class, also Queen's attendant, in the approaching May Day festivi ties caused a great surprise in collegw circles yesterday when it was discov ered they lutl been married nt Uidgo t'ield, Wnsh., Monday by the Rev. .). A. Cooper. It was to have been hep n secret for a while at least, but news papers are so inconsiderate and wi'l tell the news, the story 'was piinltit last evening, and .Sleeves finally owned up. He said: . "We went to Vancouver where I got the license; then we went on the Hidge tield, about .'(U miles north of Van couver .ind had the licv. .1. A. Cooper a friend of niinel marry lis. We thought it could be kept a secret, bn these blamed scoop reporters see evety thing and now you see its all out." Following this statement Steeves wan beseiged by a crowd to cougiiitulalii liim lint to enquire when he would bu nt home to receive cullers. The young couple nre well known and popular in school and the best wishes of every student anil faculty member is extendi! to them. They hive not yet decided where they will make thcr hoine, "it was so sudden and uni". pecteil you know." $ ;)s se jjt ;c WHAT DISPEPTTCS :'f SHOULD EAT (c :.t j) :Jc Imligeslinn anil practically iCI 'onus of stomach trouble .ire, niw times out of ten, due to acidity; flier' -fore stiiiiinch . sufferers should, wher ever possible, nvoid eating food tin., is acid in its nature, or which I'.v chemical action in the stomach drvnl ops acidity. Those sufferers who hat been obliged to exclude from their diet all starchy, sweet or fatty food, and are trying to keep up i miserable ex istence on gluten products, should tty a meal of any food or foods in model ate amount, taking immediately al'te -waids ii teaspoonfnl of bisuiateil inntr nesin in a little hot or cold water. Th s will neutiiili.e any excess acid which in .iv- be present, or which may be form ed, and instead of the usual feeling of uneasiness and fullness, you will fint that your food agrees with you pcf fectly, Hisuiiitcd Magnesia is doubt less the best food eorectivt ami ant; iieid known. It has no direct action i the stonuuh; but by neutralizing tin acidity of the food contents, and tin's removing the source of the mid irrt I Ui'in which inflames the tlelicaio stohim h lining, it does more than could possibly be done by any drug or tnei icine. Do not dose nn inflamed and i ' ritated stomach with drugs, but get. rid of the acid -the cause of all the troub'u (let a little bisurated magnesia front your druggist, eat what you want i t your next meal, t.ike some of the bisuc utcd niugiiesin as directed above, ard note remarkable results. GOATS DESTROY SHRUBBERY 1 IN MONMOUTH CEMETERY j .Monmouth, Or., May II. It in rc jpni'teil by those who have visited ten j Knights of I'ylhias cemetery just smith, jof this place that a bund of goals has practically destroyed .ill flirul:- bery, flowering plants ami trees in 1 1 eiii'tlosure. The indications are thi'ti the goats, a largs bund, was in ff.r 'several hours. No one seems to know when this occurred. This is one of llio 'olilest. cemeteries here anil is the rest ling plaee of many pioneers and thc.o were ninny well c.ired for graves. : ITCHY SALT RHEUM Sometimes Called Eczema--Removed i by Hood's Saraaparilla. Salt rheum Is one of the worst ami unfortunately one of the most com mon of all diseases. How It redden-i the skin, IteliCH, oozes, dries amt scales, and then does tills all over I odiiln! Sometimes It covers llio whole body with Inflamed, bunilntr 1 patches and causes intense suffeiinir, j which Is commonly worse nt niirlit. Local applications may do soim. good, but they ciintiot peniiaiie.'itly relieve. The disease will continue to annoy, pnin and perhaps nvonizo, until the blood has been purllled ami the Konerul health Improved. Ask your driiKKist for Hood's Par saparllla, the good old reliable family remedy. It has Riven perfect satin faction In thousands of cases. In sist on having Hood's Sarsartarlllo, for no substitute acts like it. .Cut it today. , t 1 - ., ".