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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15, 1916.
"W. B. Corsets"
Salem's Big Department Store "Butterick Patterns"
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Continued Clearance Sale of Women's Stylish Suits,
Coats, Dresses, Skirts.
A sale of Silk Dresses and Wool Dresses in a variety of splendid models,
former pricey to $36.85, now $19.65
A Sale of Women's and Misses Suits including serges, cheviots, poplins,
broadcloths, etc, some fur trimmed. Dozens to choose from. Sale
Price $18.35
A clearance of Coats and Skirts; former prices up to $27.50. Take your
choice at $495
One lot of Dresses and Skirts very stylish garmentsseason's newest
Dresses formerly up to $30.00 Skirts formerly up to $17.50. Clearance
at ........... $9.95
Special Pre-Christmas
Showing of the .
American Model
Builder
A most instructive and interesting outfit for that
boy of yours. Bring him to see the window display
Sets from 50c Up
You tmiM your own tort
with TktAmtriti Mdi Dl4r.
Tb nail iBuiMtintf nd tclf
ttr iavtmttJ.
NnmUm, fducatinj and ttutt
ining. Ak mt ckrl to show
it.
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A New Lot of Stylish Crepe De Chine Waists
These have just been opened up. They're unusu
ally dainty choice of flesh, white or maize colors,
Priced $3.50 and $4.50
QUALITY AND SERVICE
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AM Around Town
C0MINGEYENTS
TONIGHT.
Ivov. , 13. Anuunl taxpayers'
meeting nt cjty hall.
Scarcity of logs caused the Spaulding
Logging company to close down today.
Dr. P. H. Thompson of 416 Bank of
Commoroe bldg., specializes in Eye,
Ear, Nobo and Throat. tf
Nov. 20. Dean Alden's address
ou ''Historical Lies," Waller
(Impel.
Kuvciuber 22 rrof. MacMurray
lecture at opera house.
Nov. 23. Annual taxpayers'
mooting auditorium high
srhool, 8 p. m.
Nor. E4. Lecture at rublio
library, on "Health Insur
aooe," by Dr. Robbing of U.
of iX
Dee. 3. Klk'-a Memorial serv
ices, opera houHe, L':30 p. m.
Dec. 4. City Election.
Dec. 4 e.-Third A nuuul Ifurion
County Corn Show.
A telegram was received this morning ; f
i wj Ai.vu tuinuiu announcing mo aenin
of his mother ot the homo of her dnugh-
ter In Attwater. Gil. She U'nu the n-itlnw
"iof liliur .forward, Tormer
j Marion county,
i Frances Colbv.
sheriff of
Hor niuiden name was
Dc. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits glasse
M correctly. U. 8. Bunk. Bid,;.
The annual meeting of the directors
of the Arabian Knights will bo held this
voniag to make a general report and
t discuss plans for the coming winter.
YOU NEED NOT FUSS WITH l
TWO PAIRS OF GLASSES
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The ONLY Invisible Bifocal; Give near and far,
vision in one pair WITHOUT seams or cement.'
Let us show them to you. " ,
MISS A. McCULLOCH, Optometrist. .
208-209 Hubbard Building 1 Phone 109
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FOUR DOCTORS
DISAGREED
Pains Disappeared After Use
of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Wilmington, Del. "I was suffering
from a, U'rrible backache and pains in.
I my side, with bear
ing down pains and
was very nervous.
I was always tired,
always drowsy,
never could get
enough sleep and
could not eat I had
four doctors and
each told me some
thing different I
read of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound and decided to try it I
got good results and I now feel better
than I have felt for years and I am gain
ing in weight I can gladly recommend
it to all women." Mrs. Ckorgb W.
SEflot.0, 1611 West 4th Street,Wilming
ton, Del.
Backache and bearing down pains
re danger signals which every woman
should heed. Remove the cause of thesa
aches and pains by taking Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, that good
old root and herb medicine. Thousands
of women have testified to its virtues.
For forty years it has been making
women strong, curing backache, ner
vousness, ulceration and inllammation,
werfmens, displacements, irregularity
and eriodie pain.
If you want special ml vice) wrlto
Lydia JO. IMiikhum Mliclue Co.
cvnllUeiitlal, I.yuu, Mans,
Dr. Stone's Drug Store for trusses,
Tor three nights the low temperature
hus been 27 above according to the rec
ord of the government's thermometer.
The river fell .3 of a foot and now the
guage reads 1.1 feet above the low wat
er murk. The rnnge of temperature
yesterday was from 42 to 27.
When you smoke La Corona you
smoke .Salem's best made cigar.
Freeman Faulin and Warren Crews,
the two runaway boys from Portland,
who were caught south of the city after
having taken two dinner pails from a
handcar at the corner of Commercial
ami Tinde streets, have been taken back
to Poitlnnd by Mrs. llnmbruck, mother
of I liu 1'aulin boy.
Dr. Stone makes no charge for con
sultation, examination or prvsi-iintioii.
Are yon a "Spug?" A sptvg is a
member of the Spug society mutually or
ganized for the prevention of the liv
ing of useless Christinas presents. There'
is no initiation fee nor dun nor meet
ings to attend. All that is necessary is
just to bo a spug und pride one's self
ou giving presents thut are really worth
while.
xi. Ii. Stiff & son will pack or store
your furniture at most reasonable rates.
At the meeting last evening of the
Business Men's league, Walter Denton,
ehairmun, announced that the commit
tee linhointed Home tillln unit tn in...... I
tigate the advisability of erecting a
fanners' warehouse had been securing
data and had also beeu advising with
farmers and thnt after another meeting
this week, would be ready to hnud in its
report.
A fine used range at only $1200.
K. L. Stiff & Son.
Now is the time to purchase your
sachet powders for Christians presents.
The Capital Drug Store has a nice line
of all tho newest and best odors. Djer
Kiss, Gnrdinirlo, Jurdin DeXilns, Itud-
mets Wood Violet, 1'iver LoTrot'le, Aiitr
Bu sicks'
Johnson's Hat Works,-phone 1979,
Glen hotel. Huts cleaned, blocked, ren
ovated. Huts called Tor and delivered.
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A letter to tho Comemrcial club from
Q IlimWman nfr Uli.knt'mn Win c.i.l..
en. (.npitul Drug Store, new McGUehrist ,, Vf indi(.nte8 tnat iumbermeu as well as
'"rn,'r- nnvim ntllBr (o)k. 6p, ,he CB of ,he w;d
He writes as follows: "Will you please
be so kind as to send me some descrip
tion of Portland or Astoria or any oth
er city currying on lumbering. I was a
, lumberman Yrom 15 to 29 years and a
like a trade of this sort. My desiro is
: to get back to my dear old trade in the
; woods."
j Furniture repairing and upholstering
i neatly and promptly done at K. 1.. Stiff
& Son
I Charles Zaenker, who suffered a para-
' lytic stroke recently and whose mind hns
suttered ns- result, wnndered away
from his homo nt 44.1 Union street last
night and was found on the road to
Turner. He was picked up almost froz
en and a phono message sent to Chief
Welsh by the constable at Turner. The
chief lecognized Zaenker from the de
scription of him. His daughter went tu
Tinner this morning and brought him
back to Salem, lie is 75 years old and
is a sLoemaker.
E. L. SUff & Son will take in any
old heater stove or range. on a new one.
It will pay you to givo them a trial.
The Foresters of America are prepar
ing for a winter of more than usual
lodge activity. Ou the evening of
Thursday, November 23, about 40 mem
bers will be initiated and addresses will
be made by severs! lodgo state officials
from Portland. On the evening of Tues
day, November 2S, a bampiet will be
served in the lodgo rooms welcoming
the new members.
Artisans attention I Special open meet
ing tonight. Good program. Artisans
and friends invited. Committee.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Blgler, of 948
South Liberty street, claim the ili
tiuction of having been married longer
than any couple in Salem, as they will
celebrate their 57th wedding annivers
ary next Christmas. Thev were married
on Christmas day lsstt -the year that
Oregon became a state at Utica, Mich.,
and came to Salem tn the fall of IS83.
Since then they have lived in the city
excepting about ono year.
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That We Sell
Groceries at
Wholesale
Prices
Other Stores say we cannot last
because wo sell
TOO CHEAP
Wo buy in large lots and get the
discounts. Our expenses are less,
so we sell for less to vou.
J. L BUSICK &
TWO STORES
118 South Commercial.
299 N. Commercial
Mrs. Kva I.ucns left this mornine for
i Mnbton, Wash.
C. B. Webb is transacting business to
day in Portland.
IV S. Bynon is in Corvallis on real
estate business.
Mrs. Hubert Hansen visited yesterday
with friends in Brooks.
John Stull was in Portland yesterday
registered at the Seward hotel.
O. L. Gubrielson was in Portland yes-
: terday, registered at the Imperial.
I Otis Griswold left today for the mill-
: ing country in tho vicinity of Gates.
Dr. I.. B- Steeves went to Corvallis
I this morning on professional business.
I Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dallas, of Wren,
Oregon, are in the city transacting busi
. ness.
i l.ee Davis, pressman, is home from an
extended trip in the central and south
i em states-
S Mrs. F. B. Smithwiik loft'this morn
ing ou the Oregon Dlectiic for u short
visit in Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Pomeroy arc visit
ing in Portland, the guests of their sou,
Dr. Htiy I'onieroy.
W. G. Prunk, of the Capital"-'City
Flouring .Mills, was in Oregon City ves-
j terday afternoon,
I Miss Alma Wntt, of Portland, is vis
I itin 1u the city a few days with her
j mother, Mrs. Kate Wntt.
: Mrs. W.-W. Fawk will leave tomorrow
! for Nnn Francisco, sailing from Flavel
; on the steamer Northern Pacific.
I Mis. Asa Hunter, of I .a Grande, nr
I rived here yesterday to make Salem her
home. She is u harpist pin! pianist.
Mr. and Mrs. Hud Ciifcmim and fum-
j ily, who have been living on Kighteenth :
I street, left yesterday for Oklahoma,
where they will make their home.
Miss Vera Kitchener, orgnnist and;
i pianist 'for one of the Portland moving!
picture theatres, wnvt in the city last!
! night assisting in the Schultz. recital.
Sergeant French, in charge of the j
local recruiting office, has been spend !
.ing several days at Albany and Cor-1
' vail is showiug the young man the ad-!
j vantages of nil army career. y j
Your furs remodeled, furs for sale.'
I West Fur Co., 217 South High St. nol7,'
j Chief Welsh was informed this morn-;
j ing that two boys by the name of Wyg-'
! out, sons of Cass-Wygaut, of Ballston, !
are held in loledo, Ore., for the theft I
ot two bicycles here. He has wired fori
further and more definite information.
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Baking day is a snap with Cole's
High Oven itmige. The oven is shoulder'
high. Ask yoiur dealer. K. I.. Stiff irSon j
agents. '
Percy Buckman and Cheater G. Mc- j
Miilin, who were charged with disorder-:
ly conduct, pleaded not guilty yes-)
tcrdav in police court. On advice of.
City Attorney Macy they were dismiss
ed us there was not enough evidence to
convict them. " '
Lecture Some Railroads we Travel,
bv Frank K. .Tones at the Bungalow,
17th and Court Friday night, 7:.'I0. Sil
ver offering taken. novl7
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The tax payers' meeting tonight at
the city hall is called for 7:30 and as
the consideration of the budget for 1917
is the only business on hnud, it hns
beeu suggested that those who want to
say something should manage to be
there promptly on timc
Special meeting of Multno
mah Chapter Xo. 1, B. A. M
this evening. Work in the
Atark Master degree. Visiting
companions welcome.
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The sum of $9.45 waa spent by Frank
S. Ward for election expenses, when
Mr. Wnrd ran as candidate for the leg
islature on the democratic ticket. He
leceived something over 4,000 votes
which wasn't quite enough. The $9.45
vim spent for advertising, stamps and
cirds.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grady of Port
land will start their Salem class in
modern dancing Thursday at the Moose
hall. Class for children 2:S(l to 3:30;
class for voung people 7:00 to 8:30
class for adults 8:30 to 10:30. Mr. and
.Mrs. Grady may be seen nt the Marion
hotel Thursday".
Ed Sodeers. a "shiner," was picked
up yesterday afternoon by Chief of To-
l'ce Welsh and taken to tne ponce sta
tion as the result of nn alcohol stew.
Tuis morning he was fined $10, which
he Tailed to pay, with tne resuir runt
he is now spending five days in jail.
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W. J. Linfoot played in hard luck last
evening while atteiutmg tne meeting or
Build Up for Wintes
Clear out the congestion that has disturbed your
breathing and weakened your digestion, and re
invigorate all the bodily processes to do their-full
chare in cold weather, and thus build yourself up
to perfect health. ' (
PERUNA IS INVIGORATION I
It 1 tonic thit restore the balance toyourbodlly functions, doers
away the waste matter in your eyeiem, ana aey yuu up 10
ed effort end better health. For nearly half a century thoi
have found it a valuable aid In all catarrhal conditions. 1
experience points the way for you. PEKIIN A has stood t
test that proves ita value. Tablet form is convenient fo
quick administration. Pleasant to take and easy to carry
Manalin TaMels are the idi-al laxfttlte. Thpy correct
the habit of conitipalirm, arouse the liver ana neip me
kiataoyt. l our aruggisi, nu uieai.
The Perana Company, Columbus. Ohio
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Jioauuiul iuist and Mioukicrs
are posvihli if yu will wear u ecifiilificully const rue tct!
tiiin Jolie Urttw-icrp.
The ilrnreinc wrighr of an unrnnflnril hnt n MwM.m the
supporting iiiUfeck'S that the con t tun ot Mm- llurc is spoiled.
VTTTflM) W P11' bnt hix lc w horn ft be-
lll&ilSll hniirs pirvonl ttii lull lm-c from"
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hnvintr tlm iiiiixarum'O of tlah
liint'SH, rlimiiwilo the dnnirrr of
no a CCIprarC lni'iriiiK lnusclos nnd coniinp t!iu
' flosh of the bhi
ouldcr irHln
irwi-cfiil line tu the entire upper body.
They nrethc daintiest and mu-t fcrvimthlr c:trnient iinnl
nable conif in all niutf riHU and My Irs: CrojsH Hn.k. Hink
trout, Snrplirc, l);iiidciiu. etc. IlmiL'd with " Walnhii," the
rustics latning permitting washing without rcmuvul.
Have your den lor show yu Hkn Jnlio nra-sU-ron, if not slni-k-
td, we urn yiauiy semi mm, prepaid,
BENJAMIN ti JOHNES, 51 Warren !
no iira-sii-ren, 11 not Mm-K- g.:
id, Niuipk'S to bliiiw j"U. E.
in Stm t, Newark. N. J.'
HPUG
OF GROCERES
This store has adojitoil thp cor
rect jiricing of nil inervhunilise
as oiidorspd by the Xatioiml'
Grot-pry association hi'iiee the
old loliey of an article that
cannot lie sold at m must he
inn I'd 10c is now disiurdi'd and
each item Mill be sold at exuctly
what it should bo.
(lini-(;e accounts as ui'ns cnslt
customers will receive this
benefit.
Westacott-Theilsen
Company
426 State Street
Auction Sale
Of farm stocks, implements and
household furniture on Thursday
Nov. Tii, lillli, commencing at
1 :(!( i. m., located 'j miles
south of 8nlem on tho river
rnnd, Marion enmity, route .1,
box 234 A or II I mile smith of
l.ivesley slation, coiisistini of
1 matched team, il yrs. old.
weifiht' .1:1(10 His., broken; 1 fresh
cow; 1 cow to frcslicn in .Ta nu
ll vy; 1 li horse power I. 11. C.
gasoline eniriiie dnd wood saw;
"all kinds of fnrm machinery and
household furniture; 1 cream sep
arator nnd many other things.
Terms 1 year.
Louis 1). Johnston, owner.
T. N. WOODBY, Auctioneer
Phono 511
th Six o'Oloek club nt the First. Metho
dist church. He left his bicycle out
side theVhureh but Inter when he pre
pared to light the bicycle lamp for n
peely return homo lounu tue lump nnu
The efforts of the school board of
education to help pupils in tho way of
the regular Saturday dental clinics are
j meeting with a favorable response from , jmmp missing-
pnriuis. - -Aircuuy tiune a uuuiuer 01 I v
! children have twken advance of the j Contractors are now figuring on the
free clinie Saturday mornings at the l'lnns nnd specifications for tho new
Garfield building. "Not only have the! Major Willis building to be erected ou
children had inanv teeth tvcd, but .Court street. It is probable that the
ithev have been given general instruc-! hids will be opened the latter part of
,tioi'i8 as to the enre of the teeth. The 'this week. The building will cost be
I dentists of the eitv are wiving their er-! tween $10,000 nnd $li,lKi0 and will fuce
vice free for theso Saturday morning r54 feet on Court street witn an. bl I d
cliuics. ,. I foot, depth on the alley, just across from
0 I n Huberts gtotrery. rians and speei-
Dr. O. Hartley, specialist, inflamed, ! fieations for tho building were drawn
bleeding gums and pyorrhea, 41li'L'. S. jby 1 A. l.egg.
Bank bldg. 1'hone 1 si?. ' 0
o I Along with Sheriff William Esch, of
The monthly meeting of the Pilgrim's Marion conuty, who irlwlicved to have
club of the i'irst Congregational church chance of lauding the position of war
last evening as somewhat in the way j den at the "Oregon state penitentiary
of a rally anticipating Iho church ' made vacant on account of the elimino
woik for the next four year preceding , tion of Warden John Minto by the
I the celebration of the three hundredth 1 board of control, is named Charles
j year since the binding of Pilgrims in Bums, of Oregon City. Burns is snid to
1(120. The address of tho evening was , be a former police officer and a enndi
delivered bv Dr. A. J. Sullen, of Port- i date for the position. Although 110
land, who t'old of the plans of the Con-1 inkling as to who will be appointed, it
j gregationulists to add half a million is believed that Sheriff Kscb is a logi
, members to their church before 1!20. cc.i candidate? X.
! Short talks were made bv the Rev.! o
Often in SALEM, OREGON, itoy v
BLIGH HOTEL
. Strictly Modern
Tree and Private Baths
RATES: 75c, $1.00, 11.60 PES OA)
The only hotel in the business district
Nearest to all Depots, Theatres enc"
Capitol Buildings. -A
Home Away From Home,'
T. G. ELIOH, Pros.
Both Phones. Fret Anto Bu.
WANTED
Household Furniture. W'oodry
tho Auctioneer will. -pay highest
cash prico for same. Phone 511.
tail nt. 15 cent's a quart while one year
ago they were 12 1-2 cents. Chestnuts
cost just the same as a year ago but
currants njid raisins arc higher. Thi n
pumpkin pie costs more as eggs arc now
up on the luxury shelf at. the rate of SO
cents a dozen retail.
The United Artisans along with tljjB
liinior organizations of the lodge will
give an entertainment this evening nt
the Moose hall for members of the lodge
and their Yrieuds. The program in part
is as follows: Selections bv the juven
ile Artisan bnnd, including a snMiphone
quartette; piano solo, Klbert I.nChele;
fancy ilauce, Horeuce and MarcnKt
Xeusbaum; rending, Zadie M. Shipp; in
strumental duo, Kugeue and Wesley.
Brnndenhorst; violin solo, Marie Cook;
fancy dance, Mona Schumm nnd eight
girls; minuet, by Merle Matlock, tile
XiehoK Denvile Hcrrick. Bcniamin
Kider, Ruth Mace, I.etha Wilson, I.enh
Nichols and Dorothy Esch; fancy cos
tume dance by Anna-Belle Golden: vo
cal solo, Franklin Patterson. A few
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Any TIME
PIANO TUNING
First-class work. All kinds
of repairing. All work guar
anteed. Twenty-fivo years'
experience. Leave orders at
Sihaffer Drug store, phone Ifi'l
Residence phono 14H5.
J. E. HOCKETT,
015 Highland Avenue.
WILLIAM FAENUM
in
FIRES OF CONSCIENCE"
SUNDAY
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of the stliior lodge.
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and the system completely out of eearj i
a jure mgn me Diooa 11 tun ot poiaonj
and subject to complicated maladies
lets the poisons are removed.
S. S. S. will cleanse the blood
new life and vitality to the
vegetable purity.
Oct rj. 8. 3. at any
Insist on IhcGetMiiit.
and give X3
blood by its
James Klvin and othexa and the Rev.
11. K. Stover contributed a solo. About
00 were present.
a 14. Snyder, rental'agent. sttccessor j tie trimming lett otf here and there will ,
to I.. Bechtel & Co. If yon have a va-1 about average things up for the addi-1
cant house list it with me. If you want tional 20 per cent cost over one vear.
to rent a house come and see me. U41 ; ano. Dressed turkeys w ill sell at about
"There is no special need of feeling
sad over the cost f the Thanksgiving
dinner. Of course it will cost more,
but the uroeervmnn figures that a lit-
state St. l'houo 4.1
lu and
cents. Cranberries will re-1
CHIROPRACTIC IS THE
' MASTER SYSTEM
Tf your spine is right, you arc right.
Those who have tried every old method
and found no relief should try Cliiro
prnctic and get well. Many hundreds
of grateful patients in Salem and else
where can substantiate my statements.
Six adjustments will be given for the
small fee of $-.00. IHftictilt cases,
which -require. X-ray examinations and
Spinographs can obtain them at a nom
inal fee. Only expert Spinogrnph work.
Very successful in stomach and bowel
troubles and- diseases peculiar to
women.
v P. H. MAY, D. C.
Hubbard Building Phone 672