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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPT. 23, 1916.
"Munsjng Underwear"
"Drucker Trunks"
"Lilly Suit Cases and Bags"
"Butterick Patterns"
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News
For the past 60 days we've been busy assembling a most
magnificent line of Women's, Misses and Children,s Wear
ing Apparel. This choice new line fresh from the design
ing rooms , of America's foremost manufacturers should
appeal to the most critical There are many suggestions
of the newest ideas in the swagger loose fitting Coat to
the semi-fitted flared skirt effect in Suits. Here you'll find
a distinctive style to suit every figure as well as the
pocket book. Stylish stouts to fit and become the matron
ly figure and lots of catchy styles for the woman of normal
dimension. We invite your inspection.
OUR NO. 814TH SURPRISE SALE
Will be held on next Thursday instead of Wednesday on ac
count of "Salem Day" at the Fair,
A Surprise Offering of Pretty
Embroidered Crash
Pillow Covers
Nicely embroidered Tops in colors various designs, pillow
cover is new oblong shape and has fringed ends; this fancy
cushion slip is made complete all ready for the cushion.
Extra special Surprise Value next Thursday 49c Each
Sale starts at 8:30. See the Window Display.
While in Town .
Bring the Children to
Salem9 s Big Toy land
(On the Second floor.)
Toys, Dolls, Games and Scores of other things to please the childish
hearts.
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QUALITY AND SERVICE
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To Be Mustered Out Monday
Morning-Will Be Wel
comed at Armory
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PIANO TUNING
First-class work. All kinds
of repairing. All work guar-
ic anteed. Twenty-five years'
experience. Leave orders at
Wylie B. Allen Co., phone 1187.
Residence phone 1405. . ;
J. E. HOCKETT,
015 Highland Avenue.
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After various kinds of delays and
mis-information as to then Company M
Will ho nuistftriid mif tic .lnfinita inf...
inntion is given that after battalion
drill Monday morning at D:30 o'clock at
Camp Withycombe, the mustering out
will begin. After the boys have received
tneir uiscnnrges, they will be paid up
to the time of release,
j Then the next step will be the enm
jing home Monday afternoon, ami so far.
: there has been no means of know ing
j exactly what hour that will be.
But as the assurance is given thnt
the boys, will arrive -Monday afternoon,
the Saleai Patriotic league has gone on
with its plans for a banquet Monday
evening at the armory, to be followed
by a public reception beginning at 7:.'l(l
o'clock.
It is probable that the Chcrriuns,
members of the Commercial club, mem
bers of the Grand Army of the Repub
lic and organizations will escort the
boys from the depot to the armory. Ar
rangements for the march from the de
pot to the armory will be made as soon
as it is known at what hour the sol
diers will arrive.
Wheat Made Slight
Advance In Chicago
Chicago, Sept. 23. Wheat closed
strong on light northwest reports and 1 1
faecal. 1 ...,1,1..,. 1. i . . :fi
I'l.ii,-;.. iit-iimtT wnciir i
I was up 5-S at $1.."3 n-R: December u
i a- ai !...) o-s ana .May up o-X at
1.53 3-8. '
Corn had a strong undertone from '
reports of frost in Illinois and Iowa, j
September closed no J.i at SH 1-2: i
j-ueceinoer unchanged at 73 7-S and May
unennngeu at 1 1 'ft. I
Oats leached a slightly higher level '
due to steady buying. September up
1-8 at 4( 1-2, December up Vt at -19 14
and May up 1-8 at 32 1-4.
' Provisions were steady, with few
price changes.
J Salem-Independence Auto
t Service
EDMUND SON ft BUENEB, Props
phone 059 or 1255
Leaves Salem, cor. State and
Liberty Street daily, 8:00 a. m.,
11:00 a. rn., 2:30 p. in. and
0:00 p. m.
Leaves Independence opposite
Postoffice daily.
9:00 a. in., 12:30 p. m., 4:00 p. m.
and 7:00 p. in.
I Fare, 50c
Extra Cars for Country Trips.
CAR5 OrUiJAKFWrj
Any kind Any time
All Around Town
:: COMING EVENTS
September 25. Public reception
to Company M, at Armory,
7:30.
Sept. 25-30 Oregon State Fair;
Sept. 8. Elk's day at state
fair.
' Sept. 27. Shriners day at stato
lair.
Oct. 4 5-0Mariou County In-
stitute, Salem.
Oct... 13. Inauguration of Dr.
Carl Gregg Doncy as preai-
dent of Willamette t'uivorsi-
ty.
October 16-17. Degree of Hon-
or convention.
; Oct. 18-19 Maccabee conven-
tion.
. October 17-20. Bay.it. state
convention, Salem." tf
November 0. City primary
election.
November 7. Presidential elec-
tion.
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Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, flu glasse
M eorrectly. U. 8. Bank. Bldj.
The Rev. Florence Bovil will na.V.
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at thoj
. . 1. I. Commercial and Ferry
St reets.
Leading Jewelers ana silversmiths
Hartinan Bros. Co., successor to Burr's.
O. K. DeiWtt, well Known in Salem,
is now milking Albany his headquarters
as salesman tor tiie Ocerland and Hud
sou automobiles.
...Dr. F. H. Thompson naa his offices
remodeled and specializes in tar, Nose,
Eve and Throat. 414 Bank of Com
merce, tf
Searchers yesterday recovered the
bocly of 1). C. Holt, a retired druggist
of Hariisburg, who was drowned in
the Willamette near llarrisburg. He
has two children livin(t in Salem, Hurry
H Holt, associated with the l.add i
Hush bank, and Miss Norma Holt, with
the Woolworth store.
Dr. E. Meuric Roberts, osteopathic
physician, 309 Mn son in bldg., phone 409
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Kenneth E. Mickey, a graduate of
Willnmette University has accepted a
position as teacher in the Capital bus
iness college. He has recently been
with the Hammond Lumber company
at Mills City.
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Drink Cereo, the liquid food, the
health drink. Ask your grocer. tf
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Adjutant Hudspeth, head of the Port
land Salvation Army iicscue Home for
girls, will speak in tho Sulvation army
hall 343 'i Court street Sunday after
noon nt 3 o'clock and in toe evening
at 7:30.
No finer stock anywhere than at
Ilartnmn Bros. Co., jewelers and sil
versmiths. Stato and Liberty.
Although the Spauldlng Logging com
pany is 40 cars behind on orders, for
two clnys they have not received a
car. Conditions as far as car short
age is concerned are even worse at tho
N'ewberg mill.
Dr. Alice Bancroft, over Stockton's
Eye and Norvo Specialist.
Emmett Hall, who enlisted in the U.
S. Marine Corps Inst fall has recently
been promoted to the rank of corporal
and is serving ns company clerk of the
Thirtieth company at Mure Island. As
corporal he is drawing 3ll a month,
with all clothing, hoard and accessor
ies furnished by the government.
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Bring your agates home to be pol
ished. Gardner & Keene, Jewelers,
Siilcm.
L. H. Sitter has become the owner of
80 acres of land five miles south of tho
city in the Pringle neighborhood thru
jiurchase from C. C. Cameron. A son
inlnw of Mr. Suter from Colorado will
take charge of the place. It was n cash
sale with ItiOO as tiie consideration
and was handled bv W, H. (iiiihenhoist
& Co.
The Woman's Republican club meets
Monday Sept. 25th at 2:30 p. m, in
Masonic building. Ladles interested
please attend.
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School Children
Often require glasses
without knowing it.
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Did you have the children's eyes exam
ined before they started to work?
If not, bring them here for a careful ex
amination and learn for a certainty wheth
er their eyes are in need of glasses.
Much suffering and harmful effects are
avoided by BEING SURE on this point.
Miss A. McCulloch, Optometrist,
208-9 Hubbard Bid?. Phone 109
Fill your pockets with La Corona
cigars Salem's best smoke.
The name Murphy is all right, but
Kd K. Humphrey, who has been wTth
the Huren & Hamilton store ten years
and who will remain with Mr. Hamil
ton, says it doesn't look quite right toj
refer to him as hd K. Murphy, hi yes
terday's issue of the Capital Journal,
.Mr. Humphrey was referred to us Mr.
Murphy.
Dr. Stone's Drug Store for trasses.
F. W. Schmidt, W. C. Welch, Peter O.
Schmidt und K. O. Jenson, all of Ulym
pia, Wash., left for their homes this
morning. They are associated with the
Northwest l'Vuit Products company in
the manufacture of Loju and will this
fall and winter devote their time to
tho manufacture of Apl-ju at tho Olym
pia plant. This plant has the capacity
of taking care of ten car loads of ap
ples daily.
Dance tonight at armory.
In the state of Oregon are 465 Odd;
Fellow lodges and each of these lodges,
has been given a special invitation!
from Salem Cheinekotu lodge No. 1 loi
attend the fair and make themselves
at homo in tho quarters to bo prepared
for Odd Fellows and liebekahs. A com
mittee was recently appointed to take
up the proposition of erecting perma
nent Odd Fellow quarters at the state
fair grounds.
All exhibits in place. State fair will
open full blast Monday morning.
While the citizens have been quite
generous in offering their nutotuohilcs
about ten more are wanted to take care
of the members of the tirand Army of
the Republic fur the meeting of tho
soldier boys at tho Southern Pacific
depot Mondnv afternoon. Those wish
ing to contribute something in the way
of eatables for the banquet Monday
evening, should communicate with Mrs.
Chnuncey Bishop or Mrs. Fred Bynun.
titter automobiles through tho Kev
James Klvin, phone 2100.
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Salem's most reliable Jewelers, Gaid
aer & Koeno.
After waiting a generation or two
for good i-oiuls into the fair grounds,
pioneers and the oldest inhabitants
who have been doing the waiting may
tins vear drive right up to the state
fair grounds on a genu i He paved street,
instead or the usual several inches ot
dustry road. The paving plant pur
chased by the city did the work. The
highway is now open to the public. The
street railway is today grading between
the tracks and by next week, every-
thing will be ready for the usual state
tmr trat tic.
Baseball, McMtrmville Tigers vs.
Salem Loju Sunday, Sept. 4. League
grounds. sept. 4
The young men who feel the call of
j the army and marines will have no
! trouble in enlisting, as Already the ar
i my recruiting station is well establish-
ed and now comes Sergeaut Schuman
who will set forth the advantages ot
joining the marines, something differ
ent from the regular army and also
from the . navy. Sergeant Scbuniau
was in charge of a recruiting office in
the post office building from Sepfem
bcr 10, 11MS, until March 6, 1918,
when the' office was closed for fuck of
business.
Dance tonight at armory.
All exhibits In place. Btate fair will
open full blast Monday moruing.
Jitney dunce at fairgrounds, in grand
stand tonight. Music by Booth string
orchestra.
AH exhibits in place. State fair Willi
open full blast Monday morning.
It is reported at the office of the city j
recorder that voluntary subscriptions
to the fund for improving the fair
grounds road are being paid in rapidly.
Dance tonight at armory.
All exhibits in place. State fair will
open full blast Monday morning.
W. E. Slater, former secretary of the
Salem 101k lodge; writing to the boys'
from McAllen, Texas, where he is a
driver in the automobile corps, notes
that all tho Llks are doing line and
that there is plenty of hard work for
an auto driver in tiie army, occasional
ly working 30 hours .-.t a stretch.
Do not be misled you pay no more:
for glasses from mo than you pay else-!
where, with over 38 years of practical (
experience nt your service ami no ex
perimenting on your eyes. Materiul the
best obtainable and my prices are very
reasonable. Satisfaction in every re
spect. 1 change your glasses for a year
if necessary tree ot charge. Dr. M. P.
Mendelslion, rooms 200-210-211 U. S.
Nut'l Hunk bldg.
Who Needs a Business
Education ?
The young man who desires to
enter business life with every as
surance of success.
The young man who is planning to
take a college course or a course in
dentistry, law or medicine ami get
the full benefit of the important
lectures.
The young man who expects to
farm or enter some business on his
own account, so that he may be
able to figure and show his sources
Of profit. .
The young woman who wishes to
learn to do pleasant and remuner
ative work in a business office
that will make her independent and
tclf supporting.
The young woman who wishes to
am her way through college with
pleasant work.
The young woman who expects to
marry and settle down in a home
Of her own, so that she may he a
real help to her husband and able
to care for her business interests
if misfortune should come.
In" fact, there is no young person
mho would not profit by being the
possessor of a training such as may
be secured at the
Capital Business
College
SALEM, OREGON
Call or send for our new catalogue.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express our sincere
thanks for the kindly assistance and
sympathy during our recent bereave
ment in the death of our son and broth
er, also to those kind friends who sent
the floral offerings.
. -Mr. and Mrs. P. Springer
und family.
Dance tonight at armory.
The Auxiliary of the Salem Rtfle
club will not drill next Monday evening
at the armory as they will give their
eng to the reception of the home
coining Mexican border soldiers. But on
Monday evening, October 2, the regn-
inr meeting will be held and also the
election of commissioned officers. Tiie
same evening Captain Hosenberg will
appoint the non-commissioned officers.
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All exhibits in place. State fair will
open full blast Monday morning.
The city Pnving plant has been mov
ed from the fair grounds road to South
Coniniercinl street, and material is be
ing assembled in readiness for getting
at the paving of that thoroughfare.
August Kehrbergor. who has the con
tract for paving between the car
tracks, will begin work Monday morn
ing, ami toe city will begin operations
as soon ns he has completed tbo first I
PERSONALS
Notice to Farmers
Woodrv tho auctioneer will sell
your farm stock. Sales for
per cant and guarantee satisfac
tion. Phone oil.
Wanted
T tvill ,,av vmi ihn li!.rli..t
cash price for your used furni
ture, i nonu ou, iv ooury me
auctioneer.
Claud Brown of Independence is in I'
the citv. i
A. L. Titus of Palls City is register-' JACK FROST CONFECTION-
block.
The Spa will serve lunch from 11 a.!
m. to 2 p. in. and from " to 7 p. m. dur
ing fair week, starting with Sunday, i
Dr. L. G. Altaian, homeopathic phy
sician, 2!Mi X. Liberty. Phone 147.
And now conies J. A. Mills, announc
ing that he will come hefore the voters
of Salein as a candidate for city re
corder. Mr. Mills has never held but
one iiublic office that of citv council
man and he is getting ready to shed!
that mantle ot responsibility as his
two years term expires this coming
January. He has lived in Salem some
thing over !." years and has taken au
active interest in the city's welfare.
He has also been active in lodge cir
cles. All exhibits in place. State fair will
open full blast Monday morning.
Owing to next Wednesday being Sa
lem day at the state fair the I'nited
Artisans will not hold their regular
meeting on that evening.
Miss Elizabeth Schoffen of Portland
Oregon, will lecture in tiie First Chris
tian church next Tuesday afternoon,
Sept. 20 at 3 o'cloc k. This lecture will
be for women only. In the evening at
S o 'chick she will lecture at the First
Methodist church, to which all are in
vited. Miss Schoffen will tell of some
,.f Itur v lu'riitndfi cliiriiicr the 31 venrs
she was a Sister of Charity.. A silver
offering will be taken. .
Dr. Stone makes no charge for con
sultation, examination or prescription.
Dance tonight at armory.
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A negro giving the name of Henry
Thayer was arrested in East Salein
last night for purloining a watermelon
from a State street store. He was ex-1
amined this morning tiy the city paysi-i
cian, his conduct being such as to lead;
to the belief that he is insane, and it
was learned that he escaped several
days ago from the Washington state
asylum at Stellacour. It wns also learn-1
ed that he had at one time been a pris-1
ouer in the penitentiary at Leaven-
worth, Kansas. He is being held encl-i
ing the receipt of instructions from1
the Washington authorities.
Charles A. Murdock of S. F. and field
see. of the Am. I'nitarian association
will arrive in Salem tomorrow and will
deliver an historical address at the Uni
tarian church in the evening.
ed at the Itligh
O. K. Shaffer and A. H. Moore mndo
a flying trip to Portland yesterday
ancrnoon.
News that will be read with interest
by a great many people is to the effect
that the state tish nnd game commis
sion hiis placed several thousand trout
fry in the north branch of the Snuti
am at Mill City.
Dr. R. T. Mclntire, physician and
surgeon, 2U Masonic bldg. Phone 440.
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The Salein Street Railwnv rnmDimv
Is preparing to handle the crowds eom-j
illir ill for the stntrt fair In u.l.llt inn I
to their regular equipment, they have
secured from tho Portland Railway, j
Light and Power company of Portland j
six large open cars, each capable of '
carrying 1(10. With this extra equip-
nicnt. thev can handle lllllll nnsscmrcrs I
an hour. Each evening of the state fair
the cars on Commercial street to the
grounds will run until midnight.
State fair snecial. on the fair cronnils
near the grand stand', the "Evergreen
Lllticll ( 'n. 1 1 llnvct l-cirv nltcui.f iv., i.nntl,
All kinds of cool drinks, sandwiches,
hot weiners. hnniburuer. etc. Dcm 'I full
to see their booth.
The marksmen of the Salem Rifle
club are developing into expert riflui
men and sharp shooters and the compe
tition is so keen that a shoot will be
held tomorrow at the Fin.er range just j
to shooting at a target with govern-'
to shoot at a turret with the irnvern-1
incut's ammunition. There will be two
opposing teams, captained by Chester j
rra.er and H. A. Preelund. The shoot-1
ing will be from 200, 300, "00 and liOOj
yards slow fire and 200 and 300 rapid
tire. In the rnpid fire ten shots mul
be fired in two minutes.
The Salem Rod and Gun club will;
iiold a shoot tomorrow on the clubl
grounds, beginning at n o'clock. A ster
ling silver watch fob will be put up as
a trophy for beginners, mid the meet
ing is expected to be of more than the
usual interest. In this connection it
may be appropriately mentioned thnt
the bird season opens October 1.
If we could see ourselves as others see
us. the world would be made up of pessimists.
ERY FOR SALE
Good Buy. 12th and Ferry Sts.
Sagebrush Symphony
Here Tomorrow Evening
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The Harney County Snucbrush Sym
phony orchestra, which will play at tho
state fair Monday and Tuesday'nill ar
rive in Salem tomorrow evening. Thcy
left Bums, their home city, this morn
ing, and traveled 150 miles by automo
bile to Bend, where they took the train
for Portland. Many of the members of
tne orenestrn nnd sonic m their moth
ers, born in the interior sagebrush
country, liml never seen a train until
they got into Bend this evening. Tho
orchestra comprises 34 people. 2S of
whom are children from five to 12 years
old. The little folks nil play violins,
and go through a complete symphony
program without music. .ll are accom
panied by their mothers. Following their
appearance in Salem they will be the
guests of the Portland Ad club for
"Sagebrush day," next Wednesday, in
that city, where elaborate plans are
being made for their entertainment.
BORN
LEWIS To Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lew
is. 10.) North Thirteenth street, nSt
urday September 23, l!)lil, a daugh
ter. She has been named Barbara Allen.
Mr. Lewis holds down the job of
state engineer.
DIED
BATTV At the residemte one hn'rT
mile north of Turner on the Salem
road, at 1:05 o'clnci. this nioriiinv,
Cinderella Hatty in her lilst year.
Funeral services will be held at 10
o'clock Sunday morning at the chapel
of Higdon & Kichin-cNon. " The bodv
will be shipped to Jefferson for burial.
the housewife
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The housewife who insists upon first-quality foods
utinjr servea in ner nomp. nrdcPrc
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CHERRY CITY PATENT and
ECONOMY FLOUR
At All Grocers
CHERRY CITY FLOURING MILL