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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1916)
EIGHT THE DAILY CAPITAL JOT RNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1016. Summer Clearance Prices on Many Lines Throughout the Store tt 8 f :t L(M ITT) 11 FOIDJl Only a Few Days More of This Special Delineator Offer The Butterick Pattern Representative will be with us for a few days longer and offers a very special Delineator subscription plan to both new and old subscribers to this popular hime and fashion magazine. Come in and ask about it. See the window display and announcement cards. A Real Delineator Bargain Offer. j Solved Easily and Quickly at Meyers-Summer Togs for the Entire Family Summer Underwear, Summer Waists, Summer Hose, Summer Footwear, Sum mer Fabrics for Dresses, Summer Sport Shirts and Straw Hats for Men Parasols and all the other things that will help to keep you cool and comfortable. Ice Water Free at Our Hygenic Drinking Fountain. Near Elevator on Firsrt Floor. Vacationists E3E3E3 For Select your Trunks, Suit Cases or Traveling Bags from the largest and most varied assortment in Salem Steamer Trunks, Regular Trunks, Wardrobe Trunks, Matting, Rattan, Fiber and Leather Suit Cases No matter what you need in this line, we can supply that need to your entire satis faction in both quality and price. Visit this big department on the second floor. We are glad to show you whether you pur chase or not. Dustproof Trunks Made Only by The Mendel -Drucker Company The rigid (ted moulding enca ing both the body and top makes dustproof construction of unusual strength. FIBRE covered, full riveted nnd of exceptional wearing quality. En tirely new method of construction found only in this well-known make of trunks. It must be seen to be appre ciated. Let us show it to you. Mr. 1 otorist Save money on your auto accessories and robes in our accessory section on the second floor. Tire Covers, Jacks, Pumps, Tool Kits, Patching Outfits, Horns, Lamps, Bumpers, Tail Lights, Elec tric Globes, Goggles, Mirrors and many other articles at 1-4 to 1-3 less than you would pay in other places. See the window display. QUALITY AND SERVICE - 'mil i ii u"i ii " WfV" 111 if f 4M-r-M OUR 800TH Wednesday Surprise Sale JUNE 21ST I An Immense Sale of Imported Pongee Silks at 39c a Yard . 1 1 t These Silks are imported from the best silk countries across the wrter we get them direct and as these were bought a year ago we can quote a surpris ingly low price for our 800th Wednesday Surprise Sale. ;: These Silks are just the thing for Waists---Women's, Misses' and Children's :; Dresses, Men's Shirts, etc.; 2:5 inches wide and a big value at this price for :: next Wednesday . , 39c a Yard Sale starts at 8::'0. See the window display. We cannot fill mail oi'Bers for these silks. SALEM'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE -44--4 r TTTt T T tTTTttfrrtttttttt t tt 1 1 ttttt tTtftttttttttttt - Salem days with W. E. Slater and Mi lo Hasmussen who will he permanently located in that city. Mr. Anderson will return about August 1. The West Salem baseball team will pluv the Geer team tomorrow at Oeer. I This is in the way of a return game. ! There will be no game on the West .5a lleni grounds tomorrow. See lie Auto Vacuum Freezer the. al thin'' for picnics, no work re.juir- d. Siitisiac-tioii guaranteed, W. tin Ills- dorf, the store of housewares. j time All Around Town Or. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits glasse ei correctly. U. H. Bunk. Bid,;. Th Cherry Bud band is furnishing the music today lor the nniiual Wuhto Hills pioneer iienie. We can save you money on garden biuw, N'elwiu ltros. & l'ntton, plumbers, 805 (iheuiekota St. I'houe lDUti. tf R. J. Kirkwood addressed tlie mem bers of tho Siilcm Fgg nnil l'oultry Cir cle this afternoon lit the Commercial club. Dr. E. T. Mclntire, physician aiidjl.ung & Co., l.'il! S. hih St. Salem, Or. durRcon, SI 4 Masonic lddg. Phone 410. il'hone "S3. Our prices are right, no reduction necessary. Gardner & Kcene, jewelers and optician. o Rev. J. W. Gramiiss, D. D., of Long Iteach, t ii I i tor ilia, omc pastor in this eity, will speak at the First Methodist church Sabbath iitoiii i . While ethers are reducing we are increasing our stock. There's a rea son! ask us. Uardier & Keene, jewel ers and opticians. We hare all kinds of fire works. WJiolesale mid retail nt Kwoug Yiek The Elk Restaurant Will Be Re-Opened Monday morning at 6 a. m., June 19th, by the former owners. Kemery & Farrow Everything New and Clean and Up to Date We will appreciate your patronage W. W. Steiwor has purchased the Maple Grove dairy also the Kaiser View d.iiry and will run both undorthe name of 'Maple Grove dairy with their office nt 1:115 8. Com'l. tf Dr. L. G. Altman, homeopathic uhv- sieian, LMHi .. Liberty. Phone 117. The Daughters of the American Rev-1 olution are making arraiiyenients to 1 proicrly represented in the Cherry fair parade Monday .lime II. Jlrs. John Kooiman entertained the! Sunday school board ut her homo on South llih street Wednesday evening.' A very enjoyable time was had and' dainty refreshments were served. ) Dr. Stone makes no charge for con-' sulfation, exinuiiation or prescription. Baseball Sunday June 18th, 3 p. m. Montavilla vs. J.oju, leajjue urounds. loju only one gnv behind first place and now lime bust all around lineup this season. juueW of their Kroeerymen as they refuse to put in Itutternut bread from Portland saving they net their living from Ini-I leu ami they will patronize the caleni bakitries. They believe in homo noods. Dr. Stone's Drug Store for tnfsses. During June, July and August, is just as com! a time is any to start a course of study at the Capital Busi ness college. A new class in shorthand next Monday. This school is in ses sion all summer. Special studies, such as w riling, typewriting and arithmetic may be taken, if desired. junel7 James Monroe Sturgis and Miss Ima Belle Larson, both of Marion fount v, were married today noon at tho par sonage of the First Methodist church by the liov. R. N. Avison. The eere-' iiionv was witnessed bv Mr. and Mrs.! V. P. Hamp. ' v j The two speed Cleveland motorcycle was seen on the streets yesterday. It I is some thing new in the wav of a light riding machine, holdiug a record of Ii! miles an hour with u traveling capacity of !0 miles to a gallon of j-as. S-utt and 1'iper are agents. Bathing raps, a complete line. The right kind, the rig.it price. Fry Urug Sinie. See our new' Orbon De Luxe range the best on the market for the inonev. K. L. Stiff & Son. With a Sonora Talking Machine you will always ha' high class eiitertain nieut in your home. Myrtle Know-land, IJI Court St. A reception to Prof, and Mrs. F. S. Mendenliall was iven last evening at the home of the Uev. T. H. Ford, I'-'-O Chenieketa street. XI:. and Xlrs. Xlen dealiall leave today tor a short visit at l'ullmaii, Wash., ami from that city will go east. Trade in your old stove as part pay ment on one oti our Orbon he Luxe ranges. K. L. (jtiff & Son. Public musicale at Pirst Congrega tional ehnicli Monday evening by pu pils of Xliss IkMttrice SheltoH. "The Battle Crv of Peace" to be shown this evening at the opera house is educational in the way that it shows what could easily linppen to New York city or any city in tiie country in the present state of unprepaiediiess. Thts picture has taken its place as one of the two great moving pictures, the other being "The Birth of a Nation." Rae Lacey Holland has moved her j drcsMnukiiig parlors- from 712 State I to ."Mi! Court St. Phone L':i.")7-V. I We will help yon plan your im provement and (five you an estimate of the ent. Palls fit v-Siilem Lumber jCo., ti ll) S. I-'. Phone 'si.t. The Santiam Raliway Co was dis solved at a meeting of the board of di- i rectors which was held ill Silverton j .May :tl according to the notice which Iwtis filed in the office of the corpora tion commissioner' today. The direct ors of Lie Santiam Railway Co. and ! the stockholders are R. A. Cowden, V. A. Keynobls and George T. Gerlinger. The .Monarch Mills, n lumber company was incorporated today with a capital- j izntion of .7.")0.oi)il with the head of- j f ices in Portland. Best of out of town dance at Anms ' villo tonight. Large cool hall. Numbers ! ."iOc. Chas. Jewett, who has been conuect- ' i "... k. II .1.. l...- I well distributors in this city as saes-( I man, has accepted a position with thei Llaxwell Motor Sales ( urpn. of Detroit with headipia iters in Portland, iiow- ever in his capacity oi' special repre-; Lsentative he will be a Ireipient visitor1 ;to the city. i J Mr. I. X. Roberts of Turner was in !the city this morning for the purpose !of securing: a speaker for the big' Fourth of July celebration that enter prising little city is arranging to have.1 With the talent in that, line, that is just at present unemployed owing to the campaign not yet being under way, : .Mr. Roberts should Iihvc no difficulty: in getting what he is looking fur. j None of Salem's orators, so far as' known have torn any ligaments in: their throats, and they need the pr tice for the coming campaign. Natural leaders spend Sunday in Sa lem. Thos K. dunes, field secretary for the young peoples activities for Friend church in America. Mr. Jones is an ex pert of young peoples problems. He will address a conference of young people in Salem Friends church at 3 o'clock. All young people are invited to hear the inspiring speaker. Now that the hot wave has passed, let's talk about it. Tuesday of this week was just fairly warm, with the maxim temperature JS'i degrees above. Wednesday and Thursday, the mer cury in the O. ('. T. official thermome ter reached us high as !l above. Fri day was the warmest, with a maximum of !M. Speaking of other hot days, the torn pern tore was 10- above on the Wit a of July, 1UII7. Other warm ones were .lu'v Hi, 1H12. when it was Ul above; ,lul'v is, il:! Iv !U above; July IS, HUt, was the warmest day of that year with !Mi above and last year the hottest Hay was duly 1, with a tem perature of !4 above. Word was received this morning from Thomas Fnderwood who jdayed in the Cherrian band about two years ago. He is now located at Lincoln, Xeb., and writes that he lias the best clarinet job in the eity. TEACHERS' EXAMINATION Notice is hereby given that the county superintendent of Marion coun ty, Oregon, will hold the regular ex amination of applicants for state cer tificates at the Salem high school( as follows: iomiucncing Wednesday, June -S, 111 Hi, at it o'clock a. ni., and contin uing until .Saturday, July 1, JUKI, at 4 o'clock ji. m. Wednesday Forenoon Writing (penmanship), music, U. S. history, drawing. Wednesday Afternoon Heiul'.ng, physiology, manual train ing, composition, domestic science, .methods in reading, course of study for drawing, methods in arithmetic. Thursday Forenoon , Arithmetic, history of education, psychology, methods In geography, mechanical drawing, domestic art, .course of study for domestic art. Thursday Afternoon Grammar, geography, stenography, American literature, physics, typewrit ing, methods in language thesis for primary certificate, education science of. Friday Forenoon theory and practice, orthography, physical geography, Knglisli literature chemistry, education history of. phys ical culture Friday Afternoon " School law, geology, algebra, civil government, education childhood and adolescence. Saturday Forenoon Ceometry. botany, education school administration. Saturday Afternoon (Jeneral history, bookkeeping, edu cation methods W. M. SMITH, June 17 -4 County School Sup't. COISINGEYENTS TONIGHT June 17. D. A. R. and S. A. It. observe Bunker Hill day pub lic library, S p. in. rublic invited. June 10. School board election. June 24. Moose day in Salem. June 25. Herman Lutheran church picnic at State Fair grounds. June 2d Close of voting eon . test for Qucea of Cherry Faif, 9 p. ni. July 3 All-Oregon Orange ral ly, Salem. July 3. Annual Cherry fair. July 4. Fourth of July cele bration. State Fair grounds. July 4. Indiana society annual picnic at State Fair grounds. July 12-18. Salem Chautauqua. July 1!. Monthly meeting of Commercial club. July 20. Wisconsin society re union at State fair grounds. July 20 Southern Tacific rail way men's picnic, State Fair grounds. NEW HOUSTON HOTEL Sixth and Kverett streets, Port laud, Ore., 4 blocks from Union Station. I'tider new manage ment. All rooms newly deco rated." SPECIAL RATES BY WEEK OE MONTH. Rates: ."inc. 7-V, $1, 1 .." per day SALEM TAXI Cars of any kind for any place at any time. Office, Bligb. Hotel PHONE 700 HULL CITY AUTO STAGE Daily Between Salem, Stayton, Mill City and all wry roints. Leaves Mill City 6:15 a. n'.; Stayton 7:45, Salem, 9:15. Eeturn, leaves Salem 4:30 p. m ; dtayton 5:45; Mill City 7:20. Phone 13 The Korean Restaurant is now- opened in our new loca- tion at 110 1-2 Cora'l street. 'Everything new and clean. All kinds of Chinese v nud Spanish dishes, ray us a visit. RESIDENCE PARLORS Licensed Lady Assistant Moderate Prices Perfect Service " Latest Methods Art . Found Only At Cottage Undertaking Parlors Phone 724. Salem, Or. If you enjoy reading the Journal oc casionally you will be pleased to pt it regularly only 45 cents per monb at your door. Everyone invited to musicale Mon day night at H:lj by pupils of Miss lteutriee Shelton. Mary Schulta will be heard in vio lin numbers at musicale Monday night at First Congregational church at 8:) " Fublie welcome. Word was received in the city today of the death of Mrs. Mary Hridges Watson at Kl Centro, Calif. She has suffered for many years and was lately taken from her home at River side to Kl Centro. Mrs. Watson has many friends and relatives in Salem and vicinity who will hear with re gTct of her death. j We leave Salem week from Sunday (the 2"ith i.nst, on Loju special for Woodluirn. Kindly accept our deep ap jpreciutioii for your hearty support on our stay at home. It possible meet us jut league grounds, Sunday :t p. m., I Montavilla Wildcats served a la carte. Signed ' ' Loju 1'iiys. ' I Mrs. W. H. Dancy. chairman of the baby parade committee of the Cherry I fair announces the following as hends OL rpctiui con, in 1 1 1 1 1 i unfile anil I comic. Mrs. W. II. Knrghardt, Jr.; pa rade, Miss Kliiibeth Tird; nationali ties, Miss Margaret Cosper: registra tion, Mrs. K. L. Haker. Already en tries have made of ,"i0 babies and those in charge anticipate, judging- from the interest already taken, the biggest ba by parade ever held in the city. Picnic supplies, full line paper plates napkins, lunch sets. W. tlahlsdorf, the store- of housewares. o- Does The SUN Hurt Your Eyes ? Do You squint ? Do you pull your hat brim down over your eyes in a vain effort to shield them? Then you are in need of properly fitted glasses such as we supply. We have the experience and the equipment, and satisfaction goes with every pair. MISS A. McCULLOCH, Optometrist, 208-9 Hubbard Bldff., Phone 109. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF HIGH CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT 232 JJ. FRONT STREET, ON TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1:30 P. M., CONSISTING OF Couches Piano pupils of Miss Beatrice Shel ton in annual musicale at First Con gregational church, Monday evening at s.:l.". Public welcome. Dr. F. H. Thompson will return t jbout Julv Isf from N'ew York where 'he has been ntttending special clinic in eve, ear, nose and throat. The doe 'tor will limit his practice to that liebl of work. Dance at AumsviUe tonight Salem I orchestra. laiu e numbers oilc. Make t reservation to go at (irent Western ' (in rage. i o A. J. Anderson will leave this morn- ling tVjr Unhiiuore to attend the grand lodge ef Klks. ivpievntatix e of the Salem lodgv. Ouring bis eastern trav- 1 eU he will iit ut. Washington and 'New Vork and visit relatives in the middle stuts. II is return trip will be bv wav of lietroit where he will recall 1 link Pining Table ii Oak pining Cha.rs to match 1 Kuffet to match 1 Healer hole I ook Stove Refrigerator '2 good Floss Mattresses - patent oil Springs 1 Oak Pressers 1'ictnrcs, Pi-he mention. All the above r.i'.-hen l'rt'ii-i. furniture is uearh Window I'urtains i.' Axniinister Hugs Sty 1 J 1 Brussels Rug UxlL" Aiininister Mats 1 t or.l dry Wood liaby'j. High 4'ha:r. Baby '. Folding I'nniage and other things too numerous to : 1 : TERMS CASH. MRS. McELROY Owner. F. N. WOODRY, Auctioneer, phone 511