THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 191G. 4 tMOt SALEM'S AGENTS FOR STANDARD PATTERNS, WARNER'S & PARISIANA CORSETS We Give Free Tickets to the Oregon Theatre- ezzzz: n 11 11 11 ll n Our 7th Friday and Saturday j II II I I I I THE GOING-OU T-OF-B USI NESS SALE AT THE TOGGERY is now on in full blast --Come and buy while it lasts. Prices slashed regardless of advances 4444444444444444444444444444 4 4 444 44444444444444444444 4-4 44444444444444444 444444 444 4444444 4,4 44 44444444 4 44444 44444444444444444 44444 44 44444444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 t 44 t ff PULL . j TOGETHER Get into the circle and l II do your part in making ll Salem-Week a ' Grand Success II BOOST Jf Salem Week, Oct. 29-Nov. 4 Stayton News - (Capital Journal Special Service) stayton, Oct. i.i Mr. WhitneVv a long time resident of here was stricken with apoplexy Monday. Minn Henrietta Denny of Sublimity passed away Monday after a stroke of paralysis Saturday. She was a native daughter of Marion county having been bora near Sublimity 37 years ago. Miss Denny was a graduate of U. of O. and tnught school in this county for fifteen years after her graduation. She also lived in Salem for a time. The funeral services will be held nt the) Methodist Kpiseopal church today (Wednesday) Rev. K. B. Lockhnrt officiating. Mrs. I'ratt, a teacher" here for the Vast five years, now has her mother. Mrs. Kirkpatrick, of Aumsville, living with her. The two women spent last Sunday at Aumsville. Miss Vesta Marshall was indispose! with gore throat a couple of days last week. She is one of the teachers. A Miss Hassett has been added to the teaching staff of the high school. Frank Foster, Albert l'ancoast, Mis. Horace Lilly, Prof, Prof. Gnuutt nnd others toed; part in a program at the M. Y.. church last Sunday night in tire in terest of tho Armenian sufferers. C, M. Holford and son, Ward, are in the mountains searching for game. L. If. McMahan of Sulem made a splendid impression with'his address on "High Taxes" before the grange last Saturdny-afternoon. As candidate fur district attorney ho will get a good vote in this section. Judge Galloway also spoke nt the same meeting, Max (iehlhnr hail been announced also but did not put in an appearance. The sore throat trouble going around heie has afflicted a number. The Kpworth League of this eity has sent out invitations for a Hallowe'en party. Jt is expected it will jirove one of the most interesting affairs in the social Hue of the season. The two young sons of W. J. Hewitt are ill at their home here. Relatives here of Dr. Brewer of Sa lem who passed away recently have re ceived many expressions of sympathy. Dr. .Brewer was well known in Stay ton and much respected. W. J. Hewitt nnd family visited rel atives at (iooch Sunday. Geo. Tate has been on the sick list. H. K. Wirth came home from Walla Walla tho other day to visit his family Mr. Kerry, a long tinio resident of IStnyton, died Monday of this week and jwill be buried today (Wednesdny), Rev. Father Lang officiating. Eola' News Notes (Capital Journal Special Service) Eola, Oct. i."). Argil Stanton spent Saturday and Sundn.V with her relatives in Kola. She is attending tho sisters school at Salem. B. T. Ferguson is gathering his ap ples from the Emma Savage place. The apples are extra fine. Krnil Carlson has a new five passen ger Ford car. Ho went to Middleton station Sunday. Miss Mary Sheridan visited her sis ter, Mrs. Olds, Sunday who lives near Sherwood. The Cromley Bros, sold another car load of wheut lately. ( Mrs. Nellie Fergusoit lias quite a sore foot, caused by stepping on a nail, nt the barnyard. Mrs. An-hio Brown has a lame foot caused by jumping off n sled. L L. Patterson finished gathering his com crop. The yield was extra good. He is drying it in the hop kilns as part of it is n little soft. T. W. Brunk has returned from ller mistou where he was called to judge stock. The horse traders, who have been camped near the all summer wutering tunk, were ordered to. leave. Thev left all right. The Kola parent-teacher association will give a Hallowe'en party Saturday evening, the litxii. Central Howell Gossip ; (Capital Journal Special Service.) Central Howell, Ore., Oct. 20. The Sunday sVhool lend a hand committee from Salem have made their second trip to Central Howell Sunday school, their mission lias been, very successful so far. The committee is composed of W. lT. stu dents, Messrs. liundall, Holmes, ('lurk I nnd Miss Fogg. Mr. Walter McDon.dd nnd family were Salem visitors Sunday. Miss Lindquist is attending high school nt Silverton. Mr. Frnnk Simmons has been buying furnituro lately. Looks suspicious. Mrs. J. W. Varrell and bnby visited nt the parsonage recently. Mr. Gorman has moved to Salem. I Sam Spittler, who went east about n month ago, lias taken unto himself a . wife. ' Tho Cherry Bud band from Salem, are to be nt Central Howell church next Wednesday evening. A pretty wedding occurred nt the home of Mrs. Lawyer on Sunday lust when her daughter, Miss Jessie Lawyer, WHY ? do you hear so much about the FARMER'S CASH STORE? Because They Sell Good Mer chandise at-Wholesale Prices. ii ii ii a u El n n n ii ii ii ii n ii ii ii ii ii n ii ii ii H 11 II II II II II II u 61 n ii n n ii u n ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii n u POWERFUL VALUES FOR YOU TOMIRROW AND SATURDAY AT THE GALE & CO. STORE. SCORES OF OPPORTUNITIES TO SAVE MONEY ON MERCHANDISE NEEDED EVERY DAY AND AT THE SAME TIME "SHOP WITH A SMILE." FOR THE GALE & CO. STORE IS R PLEASANT STORE WITH PLEASANT AND COURTEOUS SALESPEOPLE EVER READY TO SERVE, AND SERVE YOUR RIGHT. . II i II II II ll II II II II II II II n H ll ll ll II ll ll El II II II 11 11 II II II II II UEPM SI 1 Coverall Aprons Special 49c Made of fine quality . Percale in assorted stripes. Just Received Kid Gloves We have just received a ship ment of fine kid. Gloves, of gen uine French kid and lamb, in P. K. and overseam styles for dress and street wear, come in colors of tan, brown, black and white, all sizes, verv special at ..... $1.49 and $1.75 10c Apron Gingham Special 7c yd. Fine quality Apron Gingham, in a large and beautiful assort ment of patterns, sold every where for ten cents per yard, our price only 7c. The Newest of Fall Shoes for the Whole Family High Boots in Lace and Button Styles, in All Leathers at Special Prices A 9-inch High Boot for Women,' made of very fine lightweight velour calf, lace style ; very special $3.75 A 9-inchHigh Boot for Women, made of very fine quality glazed kid, lace style; very special $3.95 A beautiful Boot of glazed kid, in battleship grey, 9 inches high, usually sold for $6.50 and $7.00; our price $4.95 Children's Shoes of finest quality gun, metal and velour calf, genuine oak soles, button or lace styles ; especially priced at $1.49, $1.75 and $1.98 Men's fine dress and work Shoes, in all leathers, guaranteed to wear and fit, button and lace styles, at $2.49, $2.69, $2.98 and $3.75 Boys' Shoes, button or lace style, the best you have ever seen at double our prices, at $1.69, $1.98, $2.49 Fine Black Velvet Button Shoes, Goodyear welt; all sizes. Regular value $4.00, no w .$1.98 Soft Kid Shoes, button style, medium round toe, genuine oak sole, English welt, military heel; all sizes; for only $2.39 Beautiful Patent Leather Shoes, cloth top, lace style, plain toe, Louis XV heel; worth $4; very spl. $2.88 Notions ind Toilet Articles Underpriced Rubber Dressing Combs, "Carmen" brand ... 15c and 10c Fine Comb s, heavy quality "Carmen" - brand 15c and 10c Hooks and Eyes, 2 dozen for 4c Safety Pins, dozen 2'2c O. N. T. Thread, all numbers, black and white 4c R. M. C. mercerized Crochet Cotton, per spool 8c 5c Pearl Buttons, per dozen 3c 10c Pearl Buttons, per dozen 5c 25c Bottle witch hazel, special 15c Colgates Talc Powder, 25c size, now 14c Rich's Talc Powder, 25c size, now 10c Sunnybrook . Toilet Soap.assorted per fumes . 5c Men's Furnishings Men's Medium Wool Sox now 15C pair Men's Overalls or Jumpers 98c Men's 25c Suspenders now 19c' Men's 50c Suspenders now 39c Men's 25c Garters now 14c Men's Four -in - Hand Ties 9c and 21c Each Men's Suits, extra qual-, ity for these prices $12.50, $14.95, $17.85 i i ii ii it i i i I! II II II II II U SI II a M ii GALE & CO. Formerly the Chicago Store SALEM'S biggest popular priced Department Store Not connected with any other in this city. CORNER COURT AND COMMERCIAL, STS., SALEM, ORE 3 II II II II ll ii II II II II ii II II II ii II u MHHklUiiWHMMMU lEMMMllUilHMIIMIiHMIIMMMl EllMMMUHMMMtlSliiiHMaullaiaMMKallaHMllHMHil 12V2c MUSLIN 10c YARD Fine quality Daisy Bleached Muslin, :',6 inches wide, very fine and soft, without a bit of dressing; regularly sold for 12y2c, now 10c. 27-INCH WHITE OUTING 7V2c YARD Splendid quality White Outing Flannel, 27 inches wide; worth 10c yard, for this sale only 7ic 18-INCH UNION LINEN TOWELNG 10c YARD This is indeed a wonderful offer and one you can not afford to miss, for Linen Toweling is almost off the market at any price. This is a splendid quality Union Linen Unbleached Toweling and worth about 15c to 20c per yard; while this lot lasts, only 10c. 36x42 DAISY PILLOW CASES 12V2c Housewives, rooming houses and hotels should take advantage of this wonderful offer. We have only about 25 dozen, of these fine quality Pillow Cases and at this price which is below wholesale, they will not last very long. 36 INCHES WIDE A. F. C. OUTING 15c YARD Extra heavy quality A. F. C. Colored Outing Flannel in a beautiful assortment of stripes and checks. Note the width, :)6 inches, which cuts to better advantage. Worth 18c and 20c per yard; now 15c. 9-4 ASCOT SHEETING 29c YARD Heavy quality Ascot Bleached Sheeting 9-4 wide; worth at the present market price :57c per yard; while this lot lasts only 29c. BATES EXTRA LARGE SIZE BED SPREADS $1.75 Bates Extra Heavy Large Size Bed Spreads, in a large assortment of beautiful patterns, special $1.75. Fine .Muslin Underwear Especially Underpriced jj n. luivy puitiiaoc in new nuisuii unuerwear enables us to offer you some wonderful bargains in this line. Fine Gowns, made of soft long cloth and nainsook at 59c, 79c and 88c Skirts, made of fine long cloth and soft finish cam bric, trimmed with dainty embroidery and lace, cut very full and flary, finished with deep dust ruffle, at 59c, 79c and 98c Envelope Chemise, of fine long cloth, daintily trim med with lace and embroidery, special 59c Beautiful Brassieres, in all sizes, 34 to 46 especially priced at 25c and 35c M II II II II II II II ii II II II M M i ii it ii ii ii II Is became tho bride of Kenneth Coowler. Rev. William Xicholl officiated. Minx Helen MeDomilil visited lit the home of her father, Kil McDonald, Sun day. Minn May Moorea hid 1'ortlinnl vls itor lnt week. Rev. J. Warrell prenehed at Central Howell ehureh Sunday, October 8. Rev. Thomas Acheson, of Kimball college, an if a nolo. The service wan enjnveil by all. A . I o picking ami potato digging are in full swing here. (.rover Simmons sold his entire potato prop at 5(1 cents er hitxhcl. Rickey News (Capital Journal Special Service.) Rickey, Ore., Oct. 2D. Road Super visor Dicknian ha several teams haul ing gravel. Mr. anil Mm. V. J. Culver, of Salem, 'and Mm. Culver's mother, Mm. Sher ii inn, of Portland, viii ted the Culver I farm Sunday. ! Cheater linier in preparing for cold j weather by hauling a supply of wood. Mr. n'uil Mr. Hibborn of Sulcin, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mm. Dale Hib . bora nnd Mr. and Mm; Nile llibborn. Howard (Jrim and OrriH'Frisbie fin ished diguing their potatoes Tuesday. K. A. Lewis and family, of Moclcay, i were .guests at the M. M. Mugio home Sunday. Mr. ami Mm. A. W. Binegnr xpent Kundny with Mr. and Mm. 1). A. llnrria. I. H. I.ewix, who lived here for never I lyenm, in moving from Ktaytou to the ili Co" n place iff Crooked Kinger I i TubereiiloHin waa known in Kgypt 15M) years ago. Prominent Dallas Citizen Is Buried (Capital Journal Special Service) Dalian, Or., Oct. 2(1. Funeral erv ieea over the remuinn of the lute Dan iel . Stonffer were held from the MnthodiHt church in thin city Mondny afternoon at two o'clock, Rev. T. H. I Ford of Salem conducting the nervieea. Mr. Htouffer panned uwny at hi home in thia city Saturday afternoon fol lowing an attack of heart trouble. Mr. : Stonffer wan a mil ii of high education ami him always been affiliated with I the kcIiooIh and ehurchea of the eity. : I'e wax a graduate of the clusn of 1 1S7S of Willamette T'liivVmity of ' Salem. Ho xtudied law for a short I time but wns never iiilmittetfo the bur. For a number of years he served the eity of Dallas as auditor and police judge, Resides his wife h.i jenvos to mourn his death one daugh ter, .Mm. Lena (Jtiiek of this city. Tim body was laid to rest in the J. 6. O. F. cemetery. Engineering Firm Dissolves. The Himes Engineering fnnipiinv of this eity composed of Kdunrd II inn s and Win. A. Himes, have dissolved partnership. The business of the con cern will be continued under the name of F.dwnrd Himes the junior partimr. Mala Quartet to Organize A meeting will be held in the ob server offico this evening for the pur pose of organizing n male qiuirtct. Joseph A. Finley, music instructor in the Dallas eitv schools will be in- (Continued on page seven.)