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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOTT RNAL, SALEM. OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 29, 1916.
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MEYERS
Annual June
Whit
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Sale
Can save you lot of money on your purchase of Summer Wearables
Special White Sale Prices on Women's Wear
Special White Sale Prices on Misses' and Children's Wear
Special White Sale Prices on Men's and Boy's Wear
Bargains in Every Department
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Our 797th WEDNESDA Y SURPRISE SALE, May 31st I
:: A Great Special Offering of Good Tulcum Powder, extra large size, Surprise Price 15c can ::
" A good quality imported Talcum possessing reliable antiseptic properties, compounded in an entirely ::
" new combination. This powder is most soothing and refreshing and is unequalled as a healing powder
- for babies. It will be found very beneficial to use after shaving as a preventative of that burning
:: sensation. Packed in extra large cans almost twice as much powder as contained in theordinr.ry ::
:: size. A big value if sold at 25c. For Wednesday Surprise, several odors to choose from, only. . . 15c ::
Sale Starts at 8:30. See Window Display " :;
QUALITY AND SERVICE
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We Will Remain Closed
All Day Tomorrow
" Decoration Day
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WOODMEN EOAST HAW1EY.
Geo. Oglesby returned Thursday from
Xewport where he went as a delegate
from the local camp of t'ue W. O. W. to
attend the Woodman Convention. There
were 111 delegates attending. Mr.
Oglesby was chairman of the commit
tee on Resolutions, which adopted a
scathing resolution concerning Con
gressman Jlawley's activities aa a
Woodman, receiving mileage and com
pensation from the W. O. W. and salary
and mileage from the United States.
The Newport banquet of sea deli
cacies and other Oregon luxuries, to
gether with other features of Newport
hospitality had the delegates down to
a frazzle loath to leave, but glad to
get home. Aurora Observer.
Special meeting of Pacific
lodge No. of), A. F. & A. M.,
this evening. Work ia the F.
C. degrees. Vi.-iting brethren
.veUonie.
Thfl f mirth rprit.il flf the DHDilS of the
nf mi.-..!- nf Willnmctte uni
versity will be given at the First Meth
odist cliurcli Tins evening, ami is irec ...
the public. The recital is in charge of
Dr. Wilbur C. Chnee.
AttAntirtn TvTnrlArn Wflnrlmen of
America. You arc requested to be pres
ent at the lodge hall, MeCornaek Blk.
Tuesday, May III), 1910, to take part in
the memorial day parade and exercises
Geo. Reinoehle, V. C.
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All committee members of - the Ne
braska society are requested to meet
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
Ryan's office over the Mishler gar
age. Business of importance to the so
ciety will come up 'for discussion.
W. W. Steiwer has niircliased the
Maple Grove dairy also the Kaiser
View d.iiry and will run both under the
name of Maple Grove dairy with their
office at 1215 S. Com'. tf
CITY ..! .. fi..O bnsohlts inllin nro.TC
The Salem Motorcycle club won a
hotly contested baseball game from
Mill City yesterday by a score of fl to
.1. Cole, of Htayton, twirled for the
Motorcycle Miqucs and allowed but two
hits while the visitors hammered out
11 bingles.
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Services at the Swedish church yes
terday ",-ere well at tended nmHmpres
si'.e sern.o-is delivered. 'ew Incubus
will .loin tli ..lurch in near f iure 'jsnd
the interest is growing li a.l Je art
meats of the church.
SNOOK & TBAVER GET J03
The lowest bid submitted to the
county court- Wednesday afternoon
on the proposed construction of a
reinforced concrete bridge at Inde
pendence was that of Hnook & Traver
of iSulem. Their price was $4,S02 and
their bid was accompanied by the usual
check. The bridge will span the river
at North Main street, Independence.
The contract has not been awarded.
Dallas Observer.
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Beautiful Mount 'Crest Abbey Moso
leum will be open to visitors, .Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday, May 28, 20, 30
from 9 x m. to. 5 p. ui. All are iiivited
to visit during this memorial sensmi.
Base ball Decoration day, big double
header, one admission. Newberg high
vs. Salem high, 1 p. m., I.o.ju vs, Battl
ing Bradfords, 3 p. in. League grounds.
Don't miss this opportunity to sec Sa
lem's big league battery. may2'J
Dr. J. N. Smith, superinteudeut of
the institute for the Feeble Minded,
will leave June 1 for a trip of the east
and to ntteud the meeting of the Amer
ican Medical society at Detroit, lie
will spend some time . visiting his
laughter who lives in Detioir.
Decoration day is your chance to see
Salem's classy ball team piny the lead
ing team in the league. Battling
Bradfords vs. I.oju, 3 p. in., Salem high
will play the Newberg high at 1 p. ni.
Bund music. League grounds. inay2!)
We have an extra, lot of choice
strawberries and fresh vegetables for
tomorrow as we make one delivery in
a. in. J'hone us your order early. J.
L." Busiek &. Sin." Phone 1N2. All or
ders phoned iu the morning will be de
livered. The river has been gradually falling
at the rate of .02 of a foot a day for
trie past few days, and is now 4.3 feet
above low water. The maximum tem
per.! ture during the day for the past
week has averaged .r! above and the
minimum night average teuipeiature, -!
above.
We have an extra lot of choice
strawberries and fresh vegetables for
tomorrow as we make one delivery in
a. in. Phone lis your order early. J.
' Busiek & Sou. Phone J2. All or
ders phoned in the morning will be de
livered. Tomorrow being a legal holiday, the
post office will be closed excepting
from 8 until !' o'clock in the iiormn'.
RESIDENCE
PARLORS
Licensed Xady
Assistant
Moderate Pricei
: . Perfect Service
Latest Methods Are
Found Only At
Cottage Undertaking
' Parlors
Phone 724. Salem, Ore.
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SALEM TAXI
Cars of any kind for any place
nt any time.
Office, Bligh Hotel
PHONE 700
MILL CITY AUTO STAGE
Daily Between
Salem, Stayton, Mill City and all way
Points. Leaves Mill City 0:15 a. m. j
Stayton 7:45, Salem, 9:15.
Return, leaves Salem 4:30 p. m.;
Stayton 5:45; Mill City 7:20.
Phone 13
when th general delivery window will
be open. The city will receive uue.
morning delive.-y of mail, but i'O par
cel l'Ost packages. Should perisiihbb:
goods be received they will be deliv
ered. There will be no rural delivery.
We have an extra lot of choico
strawberries and fresh vegetables for
tomorrow as we make one delivery in
a. in. Tiione us your order early. J.
I;. Busiek & Son.' Phone 182. All or
ilers phoned iu the morning will be de-
ilivcied.
Miss Maude Adams will have for
next season the new Barrie play, "A
Kiss for Cinderella," reported us u
success in London, where the chief oui
jis acted by Miss Hilda Trevelyar.
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COMING EVENTS
TONIGHT
May C9. Musio department
University recital, M. K.
church.
Miy 30. Memorial Day.
May 31. "Kobin Hood," comic
opera, at high school audi
torium. June 1. Closing exercises Slnlo
School for tho Blind, Chris
tian church, 8 p. m.
June S. High school commence
ment exercises at Armory.
Juio 2. Kimball college com
mencement, 2:30 p. in.
Juno 3. Public speaking de
partment Willamette univer
sity, First M. K. church, 8
p. m.
Juno 7. Annual election offi
cers Commercial club.
Juno 7. Willametto University
commencement.
June 0, Graduation exercises
State School for the Deaf.
Juno II. King day.
June 1(1. Mac red ' Heart Acad
emy commencement exercises,
Tune 10. School board election.
Juno 2l.-Muose day in ,Salem.
Special dance at Die armory tonior
iuw Uiglil .May u0.
The band of the high school will load
tho school part of tho parade tomorrow.
Tho senior high school students ill fol
low the band with students from the
tin co junior high 'schools next in line.
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Keep bchlud Salem made goods Hy
grade cigars ai( made in Salem.
Mrs. Lela S. Lynch, who was injured
by a jitney on May 17, is reported to
day to be slightly improved, although
she, will probably be confined to her
home for the next week or two.
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Trade in your old stove as part pay
ment on one our Orbon De Luxe ranges.
K. L. Stiff & Son.
E. O. Simmons, who has been assO-
ciated with Viek Bros, for the past two
years, has been given the lord agency
nt Kugene and also a financial interest
in the business. His territory will cov
er Lime county.
Wo buy and soli used furniture also
carry n large line of new furniture,
li. li. Stiff & Son.
Bert Caufield, who appeared in police
court Saturday on a, charge or being jtj
intoxicated, was given a sentence ofj
tivn days in the city jail. ( autieul is
the first inebriate that lias been ar
rested for over a month.
Our Pre-Removal Sale Is Now On in Full Swing
As we said before, we have placed moving prices on all our goods, rather than move them a
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House Cleaning Time
Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits glusse
s correctly. U. 8. Bunk. Bldg,
For the first time this season, home
grown cherries are on the market, re
tailing at two pounds for a quarter.
Dr. Stone' i drag nors.
Excavations have been started for
tie Christian Science church to be They will march from the lodge room to
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With a So i'.ra T.'kins Machine you
eua i ajov nil tiie world ' a. tints and
music. Myrtle Kuowlnnd. 1-1 Court
St.
The KnlghU of Pythias are requested
to meet lit 12:-l!5 o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon nt tho MeCornaek building.
built ut Mi'Minnville. The building will
be 40 by 50 l'eet.
We can save yon. money on garden
their place in the parade.
Let us figure on your next bill of
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Help the wife do her
house cleaning with a
Brilliant Electric Sweeper
the greatest labor saver
of the age, for the money,
equal to any $35 clearer
on the market. While they
last at only
$19.50
Call us for a free trial.
The little sweeper with the
big pull.
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You may find that you will
need a new Rug let us
show you the largest line of
Rugs in Salem, that were
bought before the raise in
prices we
money.
can save you
Refrigerators
$60 seamless
Porcelain $47
$35 All Metal $29
$30 Side Ice $23
$22 Refrigerator .... $18
$25 Side Ice $19J5
$15 Refrigerator. $H.20
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Buy that Refrigerator
now Notaseme Refi'ig-
erators reduced Z0 ver
HAMMOCKS
koso, Nelson Bros. Pntton, plumbers, 1 lumber and building miitei I lis. tails
355 ChemokcU St. I'hone 1000. tf i City-Salom Lumber Co., III!) S. li.
I'llUII,! 8 i.l.
The festival at the Swedish church
Inst Saturday evening was iu all a sin
Cess. Tiio program was very good and
church well filled with Scandinavians
and their friends. The ladies aid will
give another festival with a different
ptogrnni in the near future which will
be still more interesting. More about
this festiv.il in the Journal.
W. P. Morse, the real estate man,
has retired from active business in
this lino and1 will hereafter devote
his time to his farm interests,
Dr. Btone'i Drug Store for trusses.
Dr. Stone in&kej no charge for con
B'lltutlon, eiamiimtion or prescrip
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Why Not Know for Certain
Whether or Not You Need
Glasses?
No person Is ever advised by mo to use glasses unless they
necessary. If they are needed, I will furnish tho right kind at
lovrot price consistent with tho best grade of work,
HISS A. McCULLCCH, Optometrist,
203-9 Hubbard UUg., rhonc 109.
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$2.50 Hammocks
$4.50 Hammocks .
$1.75 $6.00 Hammocks
.$3.00 $8.50 Hammocks
.$1.00
.$5.25
Prices so low on Dressers and Chiffoniers that you cannot afford to be without the
comfort they add to your home.
$25.00 Birdseye Maple Dresser, French bevel
plate mirror $18.75
$17.50 quartered Oak Bevel French plate mir
ror $13.50
$16.25 solid oak bevel plate mirror $12.50
$20 Mahogany Dresser, real bevel plate mir
ror $13.75
White Enamel Dresser, regular $16.75,
now $13.00
)j2 $11-00 dull oak Dresser, now .$7.50
' Several patterns to choose from.
$19.75 Gum Wood Dresser, now
$14.50 solid oak Chiffoniers
$25.00 Birdseye Maple Chiffonier $18.75
$21.00 Birdseye Maple Chiffonier . . . . $14.75
Dressing Tables
$11.50 White Enamel bevel French plate mirror, now $8.00
$12.50
, $9.75
$27.00 Colonial White Ivory Enamel, 3 mirrors $17.50
ROCKERS
Leather seat and back, full
quartered oak Rocker, regular
$17.00, now $13.60
Famous Taylor Rocker, leath
er seat, high back, quartered
oak, regular $1650,
now $12.50
$16.50 Kingcraft Rocker, quar
tered oak, leather seat $12.50
$16.00 leather seat and back,
panel under arms $1280
$15.00 Taylor Rocker, leather
.seat $11.50
$18.00 Sleepy Hollow Rocker, genuine leather seat and
back $11.50
Heavy Oak Rocker with tapestry seat, regular $14.00,
now $9.50
Regular $14.50 now $10.00
Other leather seat Rockers from $3.80 tip
You may have needed some piece of Furniture and kept saying there will be a furniture sale some day and
then "I will buy what I have needed so long. The time is here we are not telling you that we have cut
prices below wholesale, but come to our store today and see what values you really can get at this sale.
Remember the Place
Our Store Will Be Closed All Day Tomorrow
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