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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPT. 18, 1916.
"Munsing Wear,"
Second Week of
In the Art Section a New Shipment of
ORIENTAL GOODS DIRECT FROM JAPAN
Japanese Bags, basket bottom, with cloth top and
draw cord 25c, 35c, 50c
Japanese Sewing Baskets, trimmed with colored
tassel, beads, bracelet and coin $1.00, $1.25, $2.00
Japanese Lunch Sets, hand painted on silky
fabrics $1.25
Japanese Paper Knives, carved, some with
tassel 10c, 25c
Japanese Embroidery Sets thread bag, pin and
needle holder and shears, tassel, bracelet and con
tainers, all matched, set $1.25
Japanese Ornamental Baskets, tassels, beads and
coins are used on these, splendid for rose petals,
etc. 69c
Sweet Grass Baskets, priced at. . 95c, $1.15, $1.75
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JACK FROST CONFECTION
ERY FOR SALE
Good Buy. 12th and Ferry Sts.
One Hundred Years of
Progress
From the large brick fireplace with its roaring
fire and huge iron pots, with its uncertainty,
smoke and dirt, to the modern, automatic gas
range quick, cool and tidy is the change a
century has made in cooking. It is the history
of gas.
The world is today celebrating the 100th anni
versary of the discovery of gas. A hundred
years ago gas was first put to use by man. Year
by year its application was extended until.
Gas Is the Fuel of Today
Gas lights and warms man's home, cooks his
meals, heats his bath, lightens labor in kitchen
and laundry, consumes his waste.
Gas has a thousand industrial uses in a thous
and ways it increases man's efficiency by in
creasing factory output, raising quality stand
ards, cutting down expense. Undoubtedly you
can use gas to advantage in your factory cer
' . tainly in your home.
Call 85 and investigate.
THE GAS COMPANY
"Butterick Patterns"
Our School-Time
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Sale of Boys' Suits
Many mothers bave taken advantage of
the great savings offered in this event.
Don't let this sale go by fit the
boy out right in an "Extragood Suit"
it will give him a . good start in
school and besides you save a big
amount on the purchase.
Boys' $4.50 and $5.00 Suits
Sale Price... ........ J3.95
Boys' $6, $6.50, $7.00 Suits
Sale Price $4.95
Boys' $7.50 and $8.00 Suits
Sale Price $5.95
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.Scott, premier of Saskatchewan is be
lieved dying here today of asthmu. Vis
itors are barred. Secrecy guards hi1) ac
tual condition.
ELK IS SOME JUMPER
San Francisco, Sept. 18. Hilt love
laughs at locksmiths and carpenters.
At Golden Gate Park zoo today, Reno,
pride of the elk herd, leaped un 11 foot
fence which haired him from his mnte.
All Around Town
COMINGEYENTS
Today.
Sept. 18. Opening day of city
schools.
Sept. 18. Willamctto Universi- .
ty college year begins.
September 20. Monthly meet
ing Commercial club. Address
by Harwood Hall and John H.
Todd.
.September 20. Cherrians attend
l'olk county fair.
Sept.. 25-30 Oregon State Fair.
Oct. 4-5 0 Marion County In
stitute, Salem.
Oct. 13. Inauguration of Dr.
Carl Gregg Doney as presi
dent of Willamette Universi
ty. October 1017. Degree of Hon
or convention.
Oct. 18-19 Maccabee conven
tion. October 17-20. Baptist, state
convention, Salem.
November 7. Presidential elec
tion. November 0. City primary
election.
Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits glass-
n correctly. U. S. Bank. Bid.'.
Gile & Co. of this city have bought
the prune crop of Kd Weaver and S. 8.
Johns, near Myrtle Creek, Douglas
county. The price was 6'a cents.
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Fresh cider at Farmers Cider Works,
10c per gallon. sept21
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The river has been falling a little
over an inch every day for the past
five davs and now
5 of a foot
low zero. At this
was a foot lower.
Drink Oereo, the
tunc last year it
llauia food, the
health drink. Ask yonr grocer.
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The Spaulding Logging company
i 45 cars behind on orders today. It
probable that on account of the short
age of cars at Nowberg, the plant will
be closed the latter part of this week,
at least for a few days until cars are
received.
No finer Btock anywhere than at
Hartman Bros. Co., jewelers and sil
versmiths. Stato and Liberty.
Thursday with a maximum tempera
ture of 83, Friday with S2 and Satur
day with a maximum of 80 were the
corn making days of September, as the
weather is getting down to a regular
September basis with a range yester
day of from 74 to 50.
Leading Jewelers and silversmiths
llartmnu liros. Co., successor to Barr's.
After waiting three weeks for Fords,
tho following received theirs from the
first car that arrived Saturday: T. J.
Clark of rural route S; W. T. Davis,
route 5; F. M. Mitchell, route 0; R. 1).
(ireen, route 3s I.. G. Hulgin, route 4;
1.. W. Stocckle, 1040 Leslie street, and
W. 1). Aliiright, til'4 North Commercial
street.
....Dr. F. H. Thompson has his offices
remodeled and specializes in Ear, Nose,
Kye and Throat. 4.14 Bank of Com
merce, tf
The marriage certificate of the wed
ding ceremony of Paul A. Kngnte and
Miss V. Ruth Kugnte who were married
yesterday afternoon at the home of
the bride's parents by the Rev. R. N.
Avisou, is signed as witnesses by Vera
(race I'lignto, a sister of the bride, and
Glenn W. Fugnte, a brother of the
groom.
Be a booster smoke Hy grade cigars
Salem's best for " cents.
The mysterious mute who was picked
up by the local police several days ago
is still in the city ,iil awaiting exam
ination lis to his sanity. When arrested
he was engaged in picking up popped
com from the street and putting it in
to a paper sack. So tar us the police
are aware he has not made a sound
with his mouth since his arrest.
Dr. R. Meuric Roberts, osteopathic
physician, 300 .l;isoniu blilg., phono 40V
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Through the generosity of the U. S.
national bank, those living in the
country ami who have not taken the
trouble to have their names on rural
mail boxes will have them properly let
tered. Henry l.ee tins the contract
from the bank to mark every box that
needs attention ami so far. has com
pleted his work on routes tt, 8 and I).
Best racing on coast. $16,000 In purs
enis. Oregon State Fair, Salem, Sept.
'.- to 30.
Writing letters and failing to ad
dress them or to improperly address
them is unfortunate, but the Salem
postoffiee continues to receive a reg
ular supply, l'osted on the bulletin
board in the post office lobby is a
postal card that was not directed. It
reads in part, "Dear Mother: Well we
have hint two hot days, the only dry
ones since we came here. Dora."
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It's your fair, patronise it, boost it
Oregon State Fair, Salem, Sept. 25 to
:u.
The third oar load of material for
the new gnu generator of the Portland
Railway, Light and Power company
was received this moruiug and will
soon be installed In the gas plant at
I'heineketa and Waiter streets. Anoth
er ear load is, due in a few days and
when Installed, will increase the capac
ity of the plant fifty per cent. The
last generator received is of one of the
later patterns increasing the plant 's
general efficiency in making a more
uniform ipiality of gns.
Oregon State Fair, Salem, Sept. 25 to
30. Come.
There seems to be an abundance of
work for those who want to work. The
Commercial club announces employ
ment for threshing hands at $2 a day
and board.
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An Airedale dog, evidently a" thor
oughbred, wearing a collar showing a
Portland license of 1907, has come to
312 Water street. It is the theory thut
the dog has become lost from some auto
party.
A permit has been issued at the of
fice of the city recorder to V. A. Straw
for tho building of an addition to the
frame residence at 1800 South Water
street. The estimated cost of the im
provemcnt is 500.
Mrs. George B. Vurney and Miss
Lois Varney arrived in Salem yester-
day from Phcnix, Arizona. Miss Var-
ney win auenu Willamette university.
the coming year. Mrs. Varney will re-
main about a month.
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Articles of incorporation were filed
at the state corporation department;
tins morning by the trustees of the
imiy.Tiiy or ureaier romana, aim
uy ine xicatn smpDuiiuing company 01
i oruano, me last named giving its cap-
ital stock as $100,000.
Chief of Police Welsh left last night
for Arlington, where an arrest has been
made of a man suspected of being the
one who swindled Demas, the Hulem
shoe shiner, out of Jiis hard earned
wealth several weeks ago. He is ex
pected to return tomorrow.
The Riverside Dip is closed for the
season. The Civic department of the
Commercial club through whose efforts
the lip was established this summer
will soon issue a statement of the num-
bc-.ber who have taken advantage of the
Dip and also a financial statement.
dragon's greatest object lesson
Ischool. .State Fair, Salem, Sept. 25 to
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E. B. Jones, whose automobile was
stolen while he was attending services
at the Methodist Episcopal church last
night, found tho machine this morning
at the corner of River and Marion
streets.. The indicator showed that the
car had been driven 60 miles. One of
the tires had been blown out. A pair
of fine gloves which Mr. Jones had left
in the sent when ho went to church
were still in the sent when the car was
found.
President Rufus C. Holman of the
Oregon association of county lodges
li nd commissioners has called a meeting
of the association at Salem September
llil for the purpose of securing funds
for representing Oregon fnrin products
at the International farm congress nt
Kl Paso, Texas, October 17-2(. No mon
ey is available from the state treasury
for this purpose, nor from the agricul
tural college, n nd it is up to the coun
ties to contribute money if the stute is
to be represented.
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You'll be glad you came; yon'll go
away satisfied. Oregon State Fair,
Sept. 2o to 30.
Here is a chance for some good citi
zen to serve the Commercial club, and
represent the city nt the Oregon state
grocers association which meets at
Pendleton Sept. 21, '22 and 23. Dele
gates have not as yet been appointed
tn represent the city but the impres
sion among business men is that if the
right man attends and presents the
claim of Salem to the next meeting the
chances lire favorable towards bring
ing the association here at the next an
nual session.
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News from Camp Withycombe, re
ceived by wny of Portland, is to the
effect that the difficulty existing in
Company M is being worked out. The
report goes on to say "that there arc
so many lawyers in the command that
difficulties arise because of ' stump
court' decisions not in harmony with
those of the adjutant general of the
t inted States. ' A sumcient niimiwr,
or men nine iitivru, ui wn -new
onth to permit the company to be
.a , ...1 ...11 ....... thai
recognized, aim recruits win no scciin n
afrer the return of the company to Sa
lem.
Night Horse Show, Oregon
Fair's newest attraction; Salem,
23 to 30.
State
Sept.
Floyd M. Rush, the 16 year old school
boy who enlisted in the- army last week
to take up wireless work, was just a
natural burn wireless operator. His
father snvs thnt from the time he was
11 years old he was Interested in the
subject, beginning his experiments in
telephoning with two tin cans and a
wire. His wireless plant was all home
built and the day before he enlisted, a
message from the government 's wire
less at Los Angeles had been taken. Al
though he will enlist at the private's
pay, fifteen dollars- a month, in the
wireless work his advancement will be
rapid. He was a pupil at the junior
high school.
Is Your Child Handicapped
in His or Her Physical
Development by Defective
Vision?
You should make sure by a thorough examination at the hands oI a
competent optometrist, that your child is not among this vast army of
little cituonj who suffer from defective eyesight. Delays often result
seriously.
We make these .examinations by the most scientific, accurate meth
ods. If your child does not needglasses we "will tell you so frankly.
MISS A. McCULLOCH, Optometrist,
20S-9 Hubbard
Of the Dozen Skipping Sat
urday Night, All But
Three Caught
All even dozen girls ra.'s away from
the state industrial school lnte Satur
day afternoon, and at this time three
of them are still at large. f?ix of the
girls were found .Saturday night hiding
in fields several' miles from the institu
tion. Three more were picked up lust
night at Jefferson.
The three who are still at large are
Alma Koork and Jessie Felton, of Tort-
land
aud vvimlred Colmvell, of Ash-
.land.
When they made their escape the girls
were sitting on the porch of the school
working on an exhibit for the state
fnir Hnddonlv fMnn Stlinnnnr.l nf Pnrt. '
laud, who is given creditor planning
the affair and who was one of the first!
to be captured, jumped to her feet and
cried, "All ready, girls, go." Miss'
i-inejiparu is reporieu 10 nave put up n
llolif urban ,1 1 .,,.,,. .1 i l.wi;,,,. I,,, !,-
officers,
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Tt i the oriinion of Mrs. Honkins.
superintendent of the school, that a ma-
-jority of the girls involved in the break
have any 'grievance. (She states that
those who have been returned seem triad
to be back. The girls told th.e officers
satisfied with the treatment "given them
by one of the attendants at the school
BORN
WHITE To Dr. and Mrs." Oilison T,
White, Sunday September 17, l!)l!i,
nt their home 23,0 .Myrtle avenue
a daughter.
ut. wnite is a dentist with offices
in the Kldridge block.
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The government is not quite through
with tho boys in kahki nt Clackamas
and there will be several days delay
on account of special physical exami
nations to be taken before the 'boys
arc mustered out. This will postpone
the reception and banquet until the
latter part of the week. In the mean
time the Salem Patriotic league is go
ing ahead with plans for the banquet
and reception and the ladies promise
the boys all they can ent of the best
chicken pie ever made in Oregon. For
the informal talks and welcoming ad
dresses, a limit of about two minutes
has been placed on the orators of the
evening. This reception will be held
in the, armory by the ladies of the Pa
triotic leat'iie, assisted by the families
of the returning soldiers.
Congressman Hawlcy arrived home
Friday evening. After a day or two
in iiis office in the city, he will begin
taking up the general work of repair
Iris political fences and addressing
county fairs and divers kinds of meet
ings, ns there is an election for con
gressman in this district November 7
and Mr. Hawlcy happens to be the Re
publican nominee. With this in mind,
lie will speak at Oregon City Wednes
day of this week, at the county fair
and at Dallas Thursday at tho fair.
Friday will be given to attending a
sessiou of the Portland Realty board
in n discussion of government aid to
public highways. Saturday Mr." Haw
lcy will go to Forest drove. Monday
an address will be given hefurc the
woniens Republican club in Salem and
the remainder of next week to siiak-
nig
hnnds with the constituency who
happen to be attending the state fair,
If a child's Right is imperfect, cor
rect glasses should be obtained at
I once. If this is done, the child usually
J grows out of the trouble but other
jwise the defect increases until glasses
i are needed for life, while a cure bo-
imnossibl
Many children's school hours are a
torture because of detective vision.
The child verv often does not realize
its defects, and the parent does not
suspect trouble thin, makes it neces
sary for examination o discovert
the defective sight. j
1 have corrected thousands of chil-
dren's eyes' and if after making ex-1
amiiiOjtiou I find glnsses are not ;
needed, I will frankly tell yon. I do ;
not experiment w ith your eyes and ;
iny charges are very reasonable.
use no drugs or drops in making
examinations.
DR. M. P. MENDELSOHN,;
Rooms 209-210-211 j
United States Nat'l Bk. BldgJ
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In Xew York t'lty alone the
school committee reported that
136,000 children have defective
eyesight. In many cases the re
sults were stupidity, backward
ness or various nervojis ailments.
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Announcement
The Store located at 341 North Commercial
street, and owned by Mr. Glaney, was
taken over by Mr. E. L. Stiff & Son, and
will be under the management of Frank
Richter, where a ful line of new and Second
Hand Furniture will be carried. Your old
furniture will be taken in exchange for new.
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PIANO TUNING
First-class work. All kinds
.of repairing. All work guar-
anteed. Twenty-five years'
experience. Leave orders at
Wylie B. Allen Co., phone US7.
U'jsidenee phono 1405.
J. E. HOCKETT,
913 .Highland Avenue.
Notice to Farmers
Woodry the auctioneer will sell
your farm stock. Sales for 2
per cent and guarantee satisfac
tion. 1'hone 511.
Wanted
I will pay ' you the highest
cash price for your used furni
ture. Phone 511, Woodry the
auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALE
of Household Furniture at 436 South
Sixteenth Street, on
Tuesday, Sept. 19, 1916
Commencing nt 1:30 p. m., consisting of
1 good d hole range with water front j
and reservoir. . I
2 extra good heaters. j
2 dressers, 4 beds, 2 good rugs 9x12;
2 squares linoleum 9x12, 1 round oak!
extension table, fall-leaf table, 1 oak!
sideboard, 1 longue in green velour, 1 j
library table, 1 coinodc, stand, table,.
10 dinners, 2 fumed oak rockers with
Vigh backs and Spanish leather seats
"new." 3 other rockers, garden hose,
axes, spade, kitchen utensils and dishes,
and other things. Everybody come.
Terms cash.
Mrs. L. W.'Yoho, Owner.
F. N. Woodry,
Auctioneer, Phono 5I1.
Use the Journal Want Ad Wny.
Low Round Trip Fares
to DALLAS
ACCOUNT
Polk
. SEPT. 19-21
ON SALE
SEPT. 18-21 Inc.
SALEM to DALLAS and Return
- 60c.
Fares from other stations in proportion.
Return Limit Sept. 23rd.
Ask local agent for further information
JOHN M. SCOTT,
General Passenger Agent Portland, Ore.
Southern Pacific 1
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Salem-Independence Auto
Service
EDMUND SON & BURNER, Props
Phone 030 or 12oa
Leaves Salem, cor. State and
Liberty Street daily, 8:00 a. m.,
11:00 a. m., 2:30 p. m. and
6:00 p. m.
Leaves Independence opposite
Postoffiee daily.
9:00 a. m., 12:,S0 p. m., 4:00 p. m.
and 7:00 p. m.
Fare, 50c
Extra Cars for Country Trips.
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