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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON,' MONDAY, NOV. 20, 1916.
Ives Toys Salem's Big Department Store American Model Build
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A GIGAHTIC CLEARANCE OF
WOMEN'S MID HISSES' SUITS
If you need a suit or want an extra one, by all
means see this big offering of stylish, up to the minute
garments at tremendous reductions. High class tail
ored suits of fashion's favored fabrics in colorings
that will suit most anyone.
Women's and Misses' Suits, formerly priced up
to $35.00, choice $15.00
Entire Stock of Suits included, former prices up
to $50.00, choice HALF PRICE
M
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IS SALEM'S
Christmas Store
This big store is rapidly acquiring the Christmas
appearance and spirit of the season. Holiday goods
are being displayed in each section. In choosing
gifts for Christmas giving at this store you have
the advantage of picking from large assortments
and at prices that smaller stores cannot duplicate.
Buy your Christmas goods at MEYERS' "THE
STORE OF THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT."
Value
Remember this when buying
merchandise today nt a fixed
price. If you expect it to lie ns
good as it used to be you are go
ing to be disappointed. It simply
can't be done.
Xo manufacturer can absorb
advances in the. cost of from 30
to 100 per cent and give the same
value at the same old jinee.
There is but one answer. If
you insist on buying nt a fixed
price you must steel yourself to
expect lower quality.
Yet you ran get just ns g
quality ns ever but yon will have
to pay more for it. This is n
plain statement of facts.
QUALITY AND SERVICE
T0YLAND Tsnr&T
Second Floor JjV
Santa Clans'
Headquarters
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COMING EVENTS
TONIGHT.
Nov. 20. Dean Alden'g address
on '"Historical Lies," Waller
Chapel.
Xov. 22. Odd Follows' annual
home coming.
Nov1. 22. Monthly meeting of
Commercial Club.
Nov. 23. Annual taxpayers'
meeting auditorium high
school, 8 p. m.
Nov. 24. Lecture at Public
Library, on .."Health. Insur
ance," by Dr. Robbius of U.
of O.
Dec. 3. Elk '- Memorial serv
ices, opera house, 2:30 p. m.
Pee. 4. City Election.
Dec. 4-9. Third Annual Marion
County Corn Show.
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All Around Town
Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits glute
M eoxrectly. O. 8. Bank. Bld.
Th Infant ton of Mr. and Mrs. T.
B. Matthea, of YVacondn, who died Sat
urday, was buried this afternoon at
Hajresville.
Dr. F. H. Thompson of 416 Bank of
Commerce bldg., specializes in Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat. tf
Tldceta for the OUas-Boom Theatre
may be reserved without extra ehargo
Wednesday, Xov. 22 at tho box office
The (irand Theatre.
Heaters 11.00 up at E.
Son 's.
L. Stiff &
RICrlT PRICING
OF GROCERIES
This store has adopted tho cor
roet pricing of all merchandise
as eudorsed by the National
Grocery association hence the
old policy of an article that
cannot be sold at Sc must be
marked 10c is now discarded and
each item will be sold at exactly
what it should be..'
(Aarge accounts as well as cnsh
eubtomers will receivo this
benefit.
Westacott - Theilsen
Company
126 8tnU Street
Dr. H. H. OUlnger, secretary of the
Oregon Stnto Deutal board, is in Port
land attending a session of the bonrd
which will continue for several days
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...X. L. Stiff & Bon store or pack furni
ture nt most reasonable rates.
The T. W. C. A. choral club is making
plans for the giving of a concert during
the Christmas season. The club now
numbers 30 and is under the direction
of Mrs. I.ucilo Barton.
122.50 library table for $12..r0. Can't
be told from new. K. L. Stiff & Son.
Oeorge F. Litchfield, rural carrier for
route four is sick at his home on Waller
street, sufefring from two former oper
ation. The mail on routeJkur will be
carried by Airs. Percy Fiigh during his
illness.
doctor's prescription or a permit from
the chief of police before permitted to
buy ulcohol on the customury affidavit.
Tickets for the Clsss-Roora Theatre
may be reserved without extra charge
Wednesday, Xov. 22 nt the box office
The lirand Theatre.
Members of the Salem Rebekah lodge
will go to t'anby next Saturday to at
tend tho district convention. The drill
team of the lodge w ill eomiete with the
Cnuby team nnd nttempt to bring home
tho silver cup that Canby won at the
lust district meeting.
Your chance to make mother a fine
Xmas present she will like. A $l.r.0ll
50 lb. cotton felt mattress for H.75.
We will store it free and deliver it for
Xmas. K. L. Stiff & Son.
The funeral of F 0 Doyle, who was
killed last Wednesday while felling a
tree, was held this afternoon nt the
chapel of Webb & Clough, with burial
in tho Odd Fellows cemetery. Florence
Allison, a friend of the Doyle family,
was here from Price, Utah, to attend the
funeral.
Church Bazaar The United Circle of
the 1st Christian church will conduct
a bazaar and cooked food sale Saturday
November 2"th in the window of Kay
L. Farmer's Hardware store.
Big savings in comforters, blankets
and all kinds of bedding at K. I.. Stiff
& Son's.
SIX AUTO BACE VICTIMS
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I.os Angeles. Cel., Xov. 20
The death toll of the Grand
Prize race at Santa Monica !
Saturday was raised to six to-
day when pretty Mrs. Gwendo-
lyn' Bongiorno, age 21, unable to
sjc bear the grief of her husband's
death, caused through an auto-:
mobile crash while returning
from the fatal event, ended her
life by swallowing poison this
morning.
A. Bongiorno, a prominet at-
torney, was killed in an automo-
bile crash" -while returning from
the race last Saturday. Grief
over, his death led to the wife's
rash act. .
WANTED .
Household Furniture. Woodry
the Auctioneer will pay highest
cash priee for same. Phone 511.
Martha Hollia, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Shipley, died Satur
day moruinir iu Portland nt the Church-
A. . . , , wuii uMfiiiiui hi me i;c n i-iuiii mourns
phone message this afternoon to C. ,. or i,.v v.Si .,?;.,. .......
held this morning in Portland from the
llolmnn undertaking parlors and burial
T. Pomeroy from St. Vincent 'a hospital,'
is to the etteet tnat Dr. At. K. Pomeroy,
who was operated on for appendicitis
last Wednesday, is making a quick recovery.
! La Corona cigars will do more to
j gentle a mail's disposition than any
thing you can buy.
The Salem Chess and Checker club
will hold a special meeting Tuesday ev
ening at room No. 10 in the MeCornack
! building and as matters of importance
I w ill be discussed, all members aro n-
quusted to attend, ,
Tickets for the Class Room Theatre
may be reserved without extra charge
Wednesday, Nov. 22 at the box office
Tho Grand Theatre.
The new ordinance for the regula
tion of the sale- of alcohol in Salem
went into effect today. Hereafter, pur
chasers of nlcohol must either have a
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PLAN FOR CHRISTMAS NOW
, Practice Sensible Giving
Our Kryptok Christmas Gift Certificate plan makes
it easy for you to present some relative or friend
with a pair of KRYPTOK GLASSES.
Ask us about it. -
MISS A. McCULLOCH, Optometrist.
208-209 Hubbard Building Phone 109 t
was iu the Greenwood cemetery.
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It was announced In the chapel of
Willamette university this morning by
President Cnrl Gregg Doney that the
um of $3,000 had been donated to help
build a new woman's dormitory on the
campus. The name of the donor was
not made public at this time but the
news was received with enthusiastic up
plauso ns a new dormitory for the girls
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is uue ui mo tilings unsoiuiciy neeucu.
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Colonel John May, the newly elected
commanding officer of the Third regi
ment, Oregon National Guard, w ill be a
Salem visitor Tuesday eveiiiiiir when he
w ill attend tho weekly drill of Company I must receive attention
At. tie will look into the military
situation here. When Colonel May
passes the examination required by the
government under the new National le-
fense Act, he will receive his rommis-
sum from the president of the Vnited
states instead of from tho governor. I
monthly meeting to be held Monday ev
i oning, "November 2r there will be
I general discussion of what the society
j can do to improve the appearance of the
city." Attending the Saturday evening
meeting os directors were Mrs. C. P.
Bishop, Gideon Stolz, Judge Galloway,
Mrs. Edna Tallman, J. W. Maruney
and Ivan G. Martin.
Sergeant French, who was assigned in
charge of the Salem recruiting office
September 25, will leave in a few days
to take charge of the Pendleton recruit
ing office. Corporal LacewelJ, of Port
land, has been assigned to this office.
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The Rev. J. W. Goode, of Idaho and
eastern Oregon, a Methodist minis! er of
the Round-Up type, whose pulpit is the
saddle of a bucking broncho, is visiting
his parenrs, Mr. and Airs. 1). J. Goode
and relatives of Marion county.
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So far, November has been a rather
chilly month as the maximum temper
ature was .H degrees atiovc una mis
was on the first of the month. Sinee
then, the average has been about 10 de
grees colder. The range of temperature
yesterday was from 48 to 30 nnd the
river is iing, with a gunge today of .9
of a foot above zero.
This evening Dean George H. Alden,
of Willamette university, w ill deliver on
address at Waller hall pn "Historical
Lies." According to the best of author
ities, there is a suspicion that histor
ies teach several things that might
come under the head of historical lies
and it is those and other generally be
lieved matters of history that Denn Al
den will discuss.
Harvest Home, in the lecture room of
the First M.'E. church, in the interest
of the Old People's Home, Friday nt
7:30 p. ni. Donations of fruit, groceries
nnd vegetables nre solicited. They will
be received at. tho church any time dur
ing the day or evening. An attractive
program of music, reading and addresses
will be given. Friends of the home and
public generally are invited. A good
social time is promised.
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The Knights of Columbus of Salem
exemplified the first, second and third
degrees to a large clns of candidates
yesterday. Visiting knights came from
Corvallis, Albany, Mt. Angel, Eugene
and McMinnville. After the giving of
the first degree iu the morning, the
clnss attended services at St. Joseph's
church. Additional degrees were given
in the afternoon, followed by a supper
given by the Daughters of Isabelln.
Thomas Brown presided as toustmaster.
After the dinner there was a program
of music and addresses.
A Cherrian Thanksgiving turkey trot
jitney dance is on tho program for
thanksgiving eve, fcr all those who
dance, and also those who like to watch
dancers. It will bo given under the
auspices of the Cherrians who will be
there in uniform. And just to make it
suggestive of the time of year and the
occasion, the largest turkey that. can be
found in Marion county will be given
away. There will be no ticKets to ouy
ns every one attending will be given a
number when appearing on the floor and
of course the lucky number gets the
bird. The following committee has been
appointed to attend to the details of the
eveniug: George iox, A. uaue, jr.,
Benjamin Brick, F. H. DeVore. F. &
Barton, I.. F. llofer, Roy H. Mills, Gor
don McGilchrist, Ralph G. Moores, A. L.
Wallace-
The meeting of the members of the
Commercial club Wednesday of this
week uromises to develop several mat
ters of vast importance to Salem and
the vicinity of Salem. One of the topics
to bo discussed is the proposed bonding
of the city for about a million and a
quarter dollars to re-pay .property own-
its who have heeu assessed lor paving.
Another is fb discusji with Congressman
Hawlev means of havinir a bill present
ed to congress for an appropriation of
SO.O00 to deenen the channel of the
Willamette river to Snlem, and of an
appropriation of $187,000 for the Ma
lem Indian school, an amount Superin
tendent'' Hall claims is necessary to
brinir the school uu to standard. The
promised iunior commercial club will
also come up for exuressions of opin
ions and there are other aubjeets that
Portland.
Mrs. Lillian Jones and Miss I.ula
Hollingsworth. of Eugene, were reg
istered yesterday at the Capital hotel.
E. M. RowUind and Frank Zinn at
tended the high school football game in
Albany and visited relatives and friends
over Sunday in Brownsville.
Miss Evelyn Jones, teacher of mathe
matics in the high school, and Miss
Jessie Miller, supervisor of music in the
grade schools, were visiting in Poituand
Sunday.
BORN -
GANNETT To Mr. nnd Mrs. F. S. Gan
nett, Sunday, November 19, 1916, a
sou, to be named George Otis (inn
Mr. Gannett is principal of the
Washington Junior high school.
When in SALEM, OEBGON, stop at
BLIGH HOTEL
' . Strictly Modern
Free and Private Baths
BATES: 75c, $1.00, $1.50 FEB DAY
The only hotel in the business distric:.
Nearest to all Depots, Theatres ai d
Capitol Buildings.
A Home Away From Home.
T. G. BLIGH, Prop.
Both Phones. Free Auto Bus
YOU CAN SAFELY RELY
upon my ability to give yon eye
glasses or spectacles that will benefit
your sight, at absolutely fair prices.
The strongest possible recommenda
tion is the voluntary testimonials of
satisfied patrons a very large share of
my business comes to me through th"
recommendations of the thousands 1
have served in this vicinity.
I Uie no drugs or drops iu making ex
aminations as they are dangerous- I
guarantee satisfaction in every respect.
Br. M. P. MENDELSOHN,
Rooms 20PJO-211 l S. National Bank
Building. Phone 110
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Members of a special committee ap
pointed by the Commercial club to in
vestigate a farmers' warehouse, met
Saturday afternoon at the grange hall
with members of the grange. The fnrru
ers ware assured that under the auspices
of the Commercial club, if it met with
j their co-operation, a warehouse would
I be provided whereby the farmers would
Do uuie to sell their products in large
or small amounts and thus not make it
necessary to either peddle or to take
the chance of shipping to Portlaud com
mission houses.
Tho directors of the Salem Floral so
ciety met Saturday evening and after
talking over the needs of the city from
d florist's view, decided that the park
ings of the city and especially ne
certain street needed attention, all in
the way of beautifying the city. At the
PERSONALS
A. Peterson, of Black Bock, was in
the citv vesterdnv.
E. Hem, l.m. of Corvallis. sicut
Sunday iu the citv.
Mrs." F. 1). Knight and sou, of Silver
ton, are in the citv.
Earl Hull, of McMinnyille, was a Sun
day visitor in Salem.
Mrs. Bert Dennis snent Sunday in
Portland with friends,
Walter Domes, of McCoy, is transact
ing business iu the city.
Dr. 11. C. Hickman, if Gervcis, wss
Sl, 'in visitor yesterday.
Miss 1.. Spriugtuhe, of I.a Tine, Ore.,
is visiting a lew davs in Suieiu. .
Leonard Muhonev. of Uervais, was
letisteied vesterdnv nt the Bligh.
. Joseph Keiir. of Portland, spout the
week-end with friends in the city, s
Mrs. E. Cooke Patton i home from
ru over Sunday visit with relatives in
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