THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 3, 1916.
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Final Season-End Clearance of Women's and
Misses' Ready-to-Wear
We do not. intend to carry a garment over the season and have reduced prices regardless of profit. Your it
chance to obtain new, stylish wearables at big sayings.
AH New Spring
Models
Silk Suits
1 Navy Taffeta Suit, size
156, silver button, taffeta
loops, plaid collar, $19.85
1 Navy Taffeta Suit, file
silk, citron collar, yoke
skirt, size 40, -. $16.25
1 Champagne Taffeta Suit
shirred skirt flared cape
collar, size 38 $19.85
1 Crushed Strawberry
Taffeta Silk Suit, cord
ornaments, size 38, $17.35
1 Peacock Blue Taffeta
Silk Suit, silk, and cord
ornaments, size 28, $17.85
Wool Suits
1. black Serge Suit, plain
tailored, Matzen model,
$30.00 value,.. size 42, $1()
1 green Serge Suit, black
taffeta trimmed, flared,
size 36, $9,95
1 Tan Serge Suit, navy
blue, embroidered, maize
stripe lined, copy of
French model, size 38,
$19.85
1 Poplin Suit, Copenhagen
Blue, fancy cut, button
trimmed, size 44, $H.95
1 black Serge Suit, pad
dock style, satin lined,
size 42, $16.95
1 black Serge Suit, flared
model, size 38, . .
1 black Serge Suit, front
belt, button trimmed,
se 38, $13.35
Special Rack of Skirts,
values to $12.50, semi-annual
clearance price $4.95
Special Prices on Chil
dren's Coats and Dresses.
Special Rack of Ladies'
and Misses' Coats, values
to $13.85, clearance
P"ce $5.95
Special prices on Kimonos
Special prices on Ladies'
and Misses' Silk Dresses.
Big Assortment of
Vacation Togs
Jack Tnr Mi.My Blouses in many styles.
Kliuki Clothing, excellent for roust or
niountuins. Bathing Unit anil Caps in
tlio season's newest effects. Sweaters
of style and durable quality; many
pretty colorings, Indian Hobcs and
Steamer Hugs in a variety of designs.
You can save money on all your other
vacation needs, too, if you purchase at
Meyers.
A Sale for Men
Your choice of any Straw or Panama
Hat in stock including our entire
Spring and Summer shipment
Take your pick Price
Hot Coffee, Cream and Sugar Served Free
to all out-of-town customers
The new original idea is in keeping with our policy of "progress," characteristic of the Meyers establishment. A new innovation for the
pleasure and convenience of our out-of-town patrons. Lunch tables have been arranged on our second floor, where coffee will be served
from 12 until 2 p. m. Bring your lunches and get hot coffee, cream and sugar free. For the benefit of out-of-town customers we will continue
this free service Saturday of each week. '
Remember the Place Meyers---Salem's
Big Department Store
Quality
Service
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General Pershing Will Re
main in Command in Mid
dle Section
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Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits glasse
s correctly. U. 8. Bank. BUI.'.
Charles V. Galloway, secretary of
the iUtr tax comnii isiou, will lie at
Million tomorrow. II" in the orator of
the day ut that town' indepeudenec
day celebration.
Bigiteset attraction of the Cherry
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lirHi'lfords ami Luju for leadership of
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COMING EVENTS
TONIGHT
Cherry Fair dance at Armory, !
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Inly 2N. Yiconiu miriety re
union ut Mute fair grounds.
Inter-City league. July 2-3-4, league
grounds. Games start .4 p. m. 2nd and
3rd and 3:30 p. m. the 4th. july3
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July 4. Fourth of July colo
uration, IStnto Fair grounds.
July 4. Indiana society annual
picnic at Stuto Fair grounds.
July 12 New York Society
picnic at state fuir grounds.
July 12-18. Salem Ohnntnnqun.
July 10 Salem Street Railway
excursion to Newport.
July 11). Monthly meeting of
Commercial club.
July 20. Wisconsin society re
union at State fair grounds.
July 20. Southern l'ncifio rail
way men's picnic, State Fair
grounds.
See the two best ranges in America
the Oilion Dp l.uxe ami Oihon Ideal
ut K. J j. Stiff Jt Son 's.
The . John G. Barr plumbing com
pany has been awarded the contract
tor the healing of the -12 voom annex
to the .Minion hotel, now in the course
of erection.
The Spaulding Logging company be
lieves in observing local celebrutioiis
as well as iintiounl, as the mill is
closed today and work will not be re
sumed until Wednesday morning.
After several days of weakness and
general lack of support the butterfat
market declined this morning and is
now minted ut ill cents. The market
Frequently the girls working in the
canneries find boxes inscribed with
the, name and uddress of tliu picker.
As a menus for advertising for help
the cherry box was used for the first
time' the other day." ,A girl in the'
Oregon Packing company's plant
found n byx with the following adver
tisement scrawled on the side: Wanted
A Woman with a sharp tooth to
punch holes m 'doughnuts. Apply at
the hotel. The box came from a near
bv town.
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King Bing Deckebach evidently be
lieves that brevity is the soul of wit,
and that when crowds assemble to
gether to see a iiieen crowned, they
arc not especially interested in ng
orations. This morning although he
tor the past several weeks has been, had nil opportunity to make a long
27 cents. I speech, expressing the gratitude of
o (jueen Kstelln, be mevjQlv sttid: "On
Tomorrow everybody is invited to helialf of CJueen Kstella,' 1 extend her
picnic at the fair grounds where for-1 heartfelt greetings, with the assurance
mer Senator Fulton will deliver a I that she will rule jimsiy to make the
rourin oi .iniy oraium in uie ioreuoon next two ituvs nnppv ones,
ami mere win ne inner exercises, in
The river rose one foot in the past
24 hours and is now .).. feet above low
water guage. This month will prob
ably break the Julv record for ruin-
Lenses Must Be Changed
Trade in your old stove as part pay
ment on one of our New Orbnn Pe
l.uxe. K. 1.. Stiff & Son.
Lenses do not wear out, but eyes do. Mrs, Clyde Williams of Indepcnd
Time changes every part of the body, jence pas operated on for appendicitis
the eye with the other organs. Hut the I"' Sul,'m hospital Saturday. To-
. . . , , , dnv she is reported to be making n
usual changes in the eye can be neutral- :,,.,... '......
use of lenses properly
i.eii by the
fitted.
Those iu need o glasses should call
at 211 U. S. National Hank Itldg.,
DR. MENDELSOHN'S office where
lenses, frames uud mountings are fit
ted with skill and care.
ISESSSBSSESEasni
Your money will go the farthest, at
V., li. Stiff & Sou's house furnishers.
The pioneer picnic dinner tomorrow
at the lair grounds will be held at the
enst end of inneliiiiery hall. Judge I'.
II. D'Arcy will serve as chairman. The
ludiann society will meet at the Chris
tian church restaurant. The Hew F.
T. I'orter is chairman of this society.
J the afternoon the horsemen who are
training at the lair grounds will stugr
'some exhibition races nmt admission
will be charged to the grand stand.
Burgess F. Ford will have charge of us anea.iy me ornciai recoru
the Willnmette camp of the Oregon I "'"" u precipitation ot 1.1S inches,
Kpworth League institute to be held in : 'nt'-d to .HP lor the entire month
the eitv .rnlv 17 to 23. This summer aK and no rnintall at all July
institute is held for the instruction mid - .v,,,V'a K"-, Although 'wm ,w,,,8 ""r,llv
beneiit of those interested ill Kpworth , 01,0 ot, "t July, there
League work. Mr. Ford has recentlv ; wn.s ,-!mlv ,l".vs "' ,ho "l,,",th- lh,
been engaged as principal of the Jef- " 'Vr who are ai-
fersoa school for the coming year. ways alking about the unusual wenth-
0 ,er. The Willamette at I'ortland is the
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i beginning aunaay evening, Juiy v, " , - ."- -
!a series of special services will begin j nUov ,mv w,,,or ""
i nt the First Huptist cliurcii. Kaeh ser- o
vice will be in charge of a special. While walking on South Commercial
: group and have nniqiK features. The street nt Salem Heights in company
schedule is as followsi .Inly !. men "s with a crowd of berry pickers, Mrs. D.
night; July H, women's night, .Inly j H. Ferrell. mother of Mutormnn Fer
j -t, young men's night; July 30 young! rel, was run into by a motorcycle and
women's night; August ii. boys' and suffered u broken collar bone, two
Igirls' night. j had cuts on -the head besides several
o I bruises. She was taken to her home
By order of King Bing all cnerriansit ;.-, North Twenty Second street and
lire ordered to report in uniform at i Dr. Robertson called. With a party of
!:4."i o'clock tomorrow morning nt the about 30. Mrs. Fnrrell hud iust left
I Southern Pacific depot of the state) the car at the end of the line on South
(fair grcunds. Attached to the order to i Commercial street and was walking in
; mobilize in order to escort the queen the road when the crowd was run in
as she enters the grounds, is the sug- to by a motorcycle rider, striking Mrs.
'gestion that any vassal disobeying or- Ferrell, resulting in her serious in
jders, will be subject to a heavy fine. 1 jury. ,
Captain Rosenberg will he on duty
this evening nt the old armory on the
third floor of the city ball for the
regular Monday evening drill of the
auxiliary of the Salem Hifle club
The public library will be closed all
day tomorrow. The Fourth is u na
tional mid legal holiday and the li
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' institutions, bunks, post office ami nil
the lending misincss houses.
Reports from Forest Grove and
llillslioro are very unfavorable for
cherry growers. In some sections the
rains have almost ruined the crop mid
the canneries in the section would re
ceive only those that were ripe.
The Both memory class will meet
j Wednesday evening at S o'clock nt the
Commercial club. The regular meet
jing night is .Monday, but there ap
pears to be too much celebration in
town even for those who are studying
j to improve their memory. Hence the
postponement to Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Mamie M. hayden has received
'a post card from her son who is nt the
, Mexican border with Company M, car-
rying this message from the soldier
boys: "Tell everybody that Company
I M certainly appreciates the nice things
the people of Salem did for us bovs.
That is the general sentiinent.v'
Washington, July 3. The war de
partment today announced a division
of the southern department in three
sections uniler the command of (iener
al Fiinston, General l'ershing and Gen
eral Hell.
The readjustment is said to be pre
liminary to appointing a supreme com
mander tor the three departments.
General Leonard Wood, now oiniiiaint
inir eastern department, has asked a
position commensurate with his rank.
and it is possible he will be the man
selected.
The southern department proper will
embrace that part of the present de
partment to a line east of Kl I'aso.
The second section will be called the
department of New Mexico, with head
quarters at Kl I'aso under command of
General l'ershing. It will extend from
tiie western boundary of the southern
department to the lOOtli meridian. The
third division will be assigned to the
western department an I be under com
mand of General Hell with field head
quarters ut Douglas, Ariz. This, will
run west of the lOPth meridian.
Hrigadier General J'crsliing, who be
comes in line tor a major generalship,
may give up his present command of
the punitive expedition and locate at
the Kl I'aso headquarters; on the oth
er hand, he may divide his time be
tween the army and the headquarters
or Tie may decide to remain entirely
with the expedition.
The reorganization was made be
cause of the fact that pressure of busi
ness was so heavy and General Funs
ton's duties so complicated that offi
cials here thought it best to divide the
work. For the present the general
stuff will have charge of the three
branches. Secretary linker declined
this afternoon to make any announce
ments as to plans for n future control
over the three.
Later in the day the order making
the changes was suspended pending ad
justment of minor details.
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All Cherrians in Uniform
at Main Kntrance of
Fair Grounds S. 1 Station
. 9:45 Sharp
By Command of King Bing
. Tuesday, July 4, 10 Hi.
Will ship Thursday night, top hogs,
7.7-" or better, t.. W. Lyre, I'hone
220II-M. julyo
The exhibit of cherries at the ar
mory was judged by I'rof. H. F. Fish
er of Wenntchce. He is a government
expert experimenting with sprays for
brown rot, with stations nt Wenatchee,
Vancouver and Salem. Judge -Mc-Failaud
of I'ortbind, president of the
I'ortland Hose society passed pudge
ment on the flower displays.
With the organization of the Gan
tenbein volunteers, the Salem Hif'e
club ami the auxiliary of the Salem lit
tle club, the young men us well as
those in middle life who feel the cull
of " 'bout fine'' will have no difficul
ty in affixing their names to n paper
that calls for regulur drilling ami at
the same time not entering into any
obligation to join the colors. Within
a week or so sevenil hundred men will
become familiar with military tactics.
Baseball series for championship
Inter-City league Salem league grounds
July 2-3-4, Untiling Hrtidfords vs. Sa
lem. Games start 3 p. m. 2nd and 3nl
and 2:30 p. m. 4th.
Dr. W. B. Hinson, for five years pas
tor of the White Temple church of
I'ortland, will deliver his first evan
gelistic sermon in Salem tonight at
the First Haptist church. He is known
as one of the foremost pulpit orators
in the country, lie will speak- in Sn
lein Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week uud next Sun
day morning and evening. Dr. llinson
is supcriiitendnet of Kvangclism for
the territory west of the Hocky Moun
tains under the direction of the Amer
ican huptist Home .Missionary soci
ety. Salem "real-estaters" will have an
When to Consult an
OPTOMETRIST
When your eyes tire and when the print blurs or becomes dim after
reading; when you involuntarily frown or squint when looking nt an
object; when the eyes smart, ache or water; when they get inflamed
frequently, or when there nre pains in the eyeball or orbit; pains in
the temple, forehead, or nt the base uf the brain, that cannot other
wise be ncccouutcj for. , ,
We would be pleased to have you call and let us explain how such
conditions can be relieved with properly fitted gluetcs. ,
MISS A. McCULLOCH, Optometrist,
208-9 frubbard Bldg., Phone 109.
KEEPWJT OF WAR
Flood of Telegrams Sent Hiiro,
Same Tactics Being Used
on Carranza
Washington, July .1. Demands on
President Wilson and congress to keep
the I'nited JStates out of war with
Miexico are assuming five form ami
proportions of official propaganda.
It was learned today that of tlio
thousands of telegrams received at tho
White House and capitol during the
last tew days, I'M) or more contained
what appeared to be n set phraseol
ogy. This runs:
"We strongly urge you to exhaur-t
every menus of preventing war with
Mexico."'
It is understood u similar campaign
is being directed upon General Cui
ia nza.
The flood of telegrams abated some
what today, apparently after the pres
ident's New York speech and coni'i-
dentiul advices received here that t'at
lunzu will not defy the I'niied States
when he replies to President Wilson '
demands.
Tomorrow President Wilson will de
liver an address at the dedication or
the new labor temple here. It is
thought likely he will ngniii discus
tho--Mexicnn problem.
opportunity uf attending a genuine
real estate convention in Portland to
be held July 17-ls and 10. The cull
for the convention was niude by the
Portland Chamber of Commerce aid
will include representatives from Ore
gon, southern Washington and Idaho.
It will be the first niinunl real estate
convention in Oregon and it is ex
pected that fully .100 will be in at
tendance. A prize will be offered 1n
the speaker who can say the fines);
things about his home town in a f'ne
minute talk.
When In SALEM, OREGON, itof it
BLIGH HOTEL .
Strictly Modern
Free and Private Bathi
RATES: 75c, $1.00, $1.60 FEB DAT
The only hotel in the business dittriir.
Nearest to all Depots, Theatres aid
Capitol Buildings.
A Home Away From Home.
T. Q. BLIGH, Prop.
Both Phones. Free Anto Bni.
SALEM TAXI
Cars of any kind for any place
at any time.
Office, Bligh Hotel
PHONE 700
I NEWPORT-NYE BEACH :
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Automobile Passenger and Bag
gage Transfer
Furnished Tents and Cottages
Correspondence Promptly
Answered
L. D. PICKENS, Box 274
MILL CITY AUTO STAGE
Daily Between
Salem, Btayton, Mill City and all wet
Points. Leaves Will City 6:15 a. nx;
Stayton 7:45, Salem, 0:15.
Return, leaves Salem 4:30 p. xc j
dtayton 5:45; Mill City 7:20.
Phone 13
The Korean Restaurant
is now opened in our new loca
tion at 110 1-2 Com'l street.
Kverything new and clean. All
kinds of Chinese and Spanish
dishes, fay us a visit.
RESIDENCE
PARLORS
Licensed Lady
Assistant
Moderate Pricei
Perfect Service
Latest Methods Are
Found Only At
Cottage Undertaking
Parlors
Phone 724. Salem, Ore.
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Today and A
Tomorrow
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The Big Girl Show"
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Chorus Girls Contest Tomorrow Night
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