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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, SATURDAY- JAN. 13, 1017.
No Transaction
Complete Until The Customer Is Satisfied
I A Continued Clearance at Meyers
Dependable Merchandise at Sale Prices
DURING THIS EVENT YOU CAN BUY PRESENT AND FUTURE NEEDS AT A BIG SAVING OF MONEY IN MANY
t CASES THE PRESENT CLEARANCE PRICE IS WAY BELOW COST. , mi
Clearance of Children's Coats, clearance ONE-HALF PRICE
Clearance of Women's Shoes, $4.50 and $5.00 grades, sale price,
IX Clearance of Women's Stylish Dresses, up to $:8.50, choice $14.95
J : Clearance of Women's and Misses Suits, up to $:iO, choice $ 9 95
f - Clearance of All Party Dresses, clearance ONE-HALF PRICE
t; Clearance of Fine Dress Waists, up to $6.?5, your choice . 2.98
January Clearance Sale on All Muslin Wear.
Clearance of Children's Dresses, clearance .... ONE-HALF PRICE
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a Pair $S.Sb
Clearance of Women's Shoes, $:5.50 and $4.00 grades, sale price,
a Pr $2.95 g
Clearance Prices on Boys Suits and Overcoats, Reduced 20 ' '
Clearance Prices on Men's Shi i ts, Hats, Bathrobes, Etc.
January Clearance of
Women's Stylish Waists
Georgette Crepes, velvets, sat
in combinations, etc., in rich
effects and colorings:
Reg. $7.35 Waists, sale $4.95
Reg. $8.95 Waists, sale $5.95
Reg. $9.35 Waists, sale $6.35
Reg. $10.00 Waists, sale $6.65
Reg. $12.00 Waists, sale $7.95
Reg. $14.00 Waists, sale $8.95
See the window display of
these Waists
Wed. Surprise Sale, No. 830, for Jan. 17, 17
A Rousing Sale of Kimonas and
House Dresses, formerly priced up to
$3.50 - Your Choice
79c
A real surprise offer for next Wednesday's selling splendid
Kimonas in crepe, challies, etc. House Dresses in good wash ma
terialsmany with dust cap to match all in one big lot; form
erly priced up to .$3.50, January Clearance Price next Wed. 79c i
Sale starts at 8:30 See the window display
New Showing of Ladies'
Cloth Hats
These new mannish style
Cloth Hats are very pop
ular for women's wear
made of good quality
shape retaining tweeds
various colorings t o
choose from. Priced at
$1.75 and $2.00.
See them in the men's
section
Clearance of Cretonnes at J9c a Yard
Clearance of Bathrobe Blankets
at $2.98 Each
Clearance of Huck Towels, 2 for 25c
Clearance of Embroideiy Flouncing
at 98c
Clearance of Half Wool Challies
at 39c a Yard
Clearance of Bathrobe Flannel
afc 39c a Yard
Clearance of Coatings and Dress
Goods.
Clearance of Hand Bags, Music
Rolls, Purses, etc.
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste, Clearance
Price 33c
Woodbury's Dental Cream, Clear
ance price J 9c
Jergen's Violet Glycerine Soap,
Clearance 7C a tyfe
Like to Buy at a Wednesday 8
Surprise Price?
What Article Would You
Suggestions from our patrons as
to what they desire to be offered
in our Wednesday Surprise Pales
arc invited. Due consideration will
be given these suggestions when
searching the markets for special
surprise values. Make your sugges- 41
tion to the clerk or the floor mana- T
ger.
You Can Always Do
Better at Meyers
Agent for Butterick Pat
terns, Munsing Union Suits
PERSONALS
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H. Miller, of Aurora, is in the
Mrs. J. B. Hettri.k is here from Shell-
T bum.
H. Rueh is in the city from Inde
I pcudence.
J. P. Dullum, of Silverton, was In
Salem Friday.
Mrs. M. A. Schuiall, of Silverton, is a
Salem visitor.
F. J. I.afky. of I .a C.rande, is register
ed at the Bl'igh.
('has. Coghlau was in the city yester
day from Mt. Angel.
! Mrs. H W. Honk, ot JJnllas. was a ra
lein visitor Friday.
J. E. Drillette is attending to busi
ness matters in 'he ity.
Klenn W. 1'orter, of Stayton, was
registered at the Bligh yesterday.
Air. and Mrs. Aithur (iamble and chil
drcn of Lexington, are in the city.
Mrs. ('. R. Bioom left this morning
BVH the Oregon Electric for Seattle.
F. 1'phoff, of Silverton. is attending
to business affairs in the city today.
(Jeorge Vick went to Stayton this
morning to attend to business affairs.
Walter A. Denton will leave this ev
ening for Portland for an over Sunday
visit.
S. C, Graves, of Dallas, is in the city.
K. 1'. Pox Is in the city from Mod-
At the Portland Hotel. Portland, were
registered vesterdav Benjamin Brick,
Dr. W. H. By id and Or. J, H. Clem
ents. Prof. Earl Klrkpatriek, former pria
cipal of the Snlem high school, wa- in
the city yesterday. He is now with the
University of Oiegon.
Mrs. Jennie Brown and little Selina.
of Portland, who have been visiting her
parents, Mr. and tin. A. I'. Biggens,
left for Seattle today to make that city
their home.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to publicly thank ui r
friends and neighbor for their many
expressions of sympathy for their ac-.-of
kindness and for the beautiful dan I
offerings in the recent bereavement
our beloved son and brother.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Robertson,
Miss Grace Robertson,
Ar. and Mrs. John Sbnfer.
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GASOLINE LAMPS
600 Candle Power S6.50
(.rniot Lamp tabic no offrrrd
I ' v stand or hanxin lamp
YOU WANT THIS LIGHT
I'omplf t ith pump, ahadr. mantle, torch.
SEE MY LAMPS FIRST
i;awltnr lamp.ltHcrn irons, muntltv.rtr
C. M. LOCKWOOD
liiaanniM Mir Origan
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When In SALEM. OREGON, stop it
BLIGH HOTEL
Strictly Modern
s. Free and Private Baths
RATES: 75c, S1.00, $1.50 PER DAY
The only hotel in the business district
Nearest" to all Depots, Theatres ai 1
Capitol Buildings.
A Home Away From Home.
T. G. BLIGH, Prop.
Both Phones. Free Auto Bus
A complete line of the newest and
best in jewelry. Gardner &- Keene, Sa
lem, s most reliable .jewelers. The store
with the street clock. 1-0
$ $ $ $
Sje $
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WANTED
Household Furniture. Woodry
the Auctioneer will pay highest
cash price for same. Phone 311.
Tt MITCHELL To Mr. and Mrs. Fred A,
Zi 1 Mitchell, 180 South Fifteenth street,
TT i Thursday, January 11, 1917, a son, to
be nameo Robert Albert.
HAGHR To Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Eager,
Salem, rural route, five, January 1-,
M 1917, a daughatr, to be named
JgM Wreathy.
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""i DIEM To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Diem.
11 j of Quinaby, January 12, HI17, a
naugnter, to De nameu neieu iiuoena.
COOPER To Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cooper,
ot Independence, at the illnmettc
t a 4 - . . . . . : . . . . ' ' . . 77.7 . tuiinnimiTiTTntiTiimi tttt tmitttMt4ltMMUttUtttttttnmtniii ,anaia.iium, January iz, inn, a
CARS of
Any kimd
Any time
CLEAN CARS, CAREFUL DRIVING
J. A. KAPPHAHAN
Better Known as Jimniie
All Around Town
week at I ending special lectures and
clinics by Dr. Noyes of Chicago. Dr.
Noyea is considered one of the leading
men of the dental profession. Dr. Utter
will be in his office next Saturday.
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: COMING EVENTS t
January 15-18. Annual confer
ence Ministerial Association,
Mr leads' church.
January 17. Cheirian jitney
dance at armory.
January 17. Monthly meeting
ot Balcm Commercial club.
January 19. Htate Editorial
lowvention at Commercial
club.
January 22. State Federation
of J.abor meeting at Union
hall.
January 22 Prof. J. O. Hall
tORlure Willamette university,
"Remedies Against Pover
ty." Jannnry 23, U and 25.--Oregon
State Grocers' Association at
Commercial club.
January 26. Convention of
Htate Tbreshermen ' associa-
tia.
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DC. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits gum
aa oarraetly. U. 8. Bank. Bid..
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The Spa lias just complotod a nent
rest room for the use of their patrons.
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Orvllla A. Stevens, of the state hos
pital, has recovered from a serious- ill
ness and wishes to state that he. feels
grateful for the thought fulness of his
frieuds in sending him flowers.
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' Won its faror through its flavor"
- i Curaaa 10c cigar mado in Malem.
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solid oak, 6 foot dining tables $11.00
C. S. Hamilton.
CIT ..6 ..6 ..6 ..6 qialarl,tis(5. . ;.
Geacge W. Johnson and A, J, Cook
have been trading some real estate. In
the trade Mr. Johnson takes fitle to a
t'tve-aore cherry orchard threo and a
half Biles south of the city and Mr.
Cook becomes the owner of a housriand
lot on North Cottage strcot.
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Dr. B. X. Beechior, den tot, located
8-4 mile north of the fair grounds, Port
land road. Owing to no office expense
nrices reasonable. 1-21
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Dr. F. H. Thompson of 416 Bank of
Oanitacrcr, practice limited to diseases
of the eye, ear, noae and throat, also
inrgery.
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W. C. Johnson and family, who have
been living in the city at 1315 Hngiuaw
street, are moving today to their new
home on rural route sis.
See our showing of the newest and
best in brass beds. ('. S. Hamilton.
"Promptness and neatness in watch
repairing." Pomoroy and Wallace, 125
Commercial. tf
Prevention of fires and a general dis
cussion of the work of firemen will be
given Sunday evening at the First Con
grcgntional church by Joy Stevens, fire
marshal, of Portland. The address will
be illustrated by moving pictures on the
same subject.
Notice to Odd Fellows! All snbordi-
.nate lodge members arc requested to
be present special meeting Willamette
I Encampment No. 2, Saturday evening
! 7:30. Grand chief patriarch will be pies
ient. Committee. 113
$1.00 a -' places the Opal range
in vour home. Guaranteed for 25 years.
C. s. Hamilton.
Rowland La Fore, of Hopmere, was in
town yesterday bringing with him the
statement that ho recently killed 19
coons and one mink. Since the women
are now wearing so many furs and furs
are quite the thing, coon skins are of
real value. Mr. La Fore says ho sold
seven a few days ago for $14.30 and
yesterday was handed $10.05 for nine
skins.
Dr. trtter. dentist, is in Portland this
The Baptist Brotherhood, a men's or
ganization of the First Baptist church,
will hold its second meeting naxt Tues-
Jday evening at the Baptist church. The
address of the evening will be made by
Prank K. Wells, assistant state super
intendent of schools, who win speak on,
' ' The State and Education. ' ' Theodore
Hpth, president of the Brotherhood, will
preside.
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The weather is still cold, a few more
heaters left, to close out at big reduc
tions. C. 8. Hamilton.
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Peters'
Shoes
OPOMETRY MEANS EYE SERVICE
Experience has Riven us the skill that
gives you eyeglass comfort.
MISS A. McCUIiOCH, Optometrist,
268-9 Hubbard Bid. Phone 109
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The Crown Drug Co. has a vaccine
for preventing colds and grip. It is
proviug higfty effective in a large per
centage of cases. Several physicians bf
the city aro using it and advising i
use. tf
In the debate last evening on health
insurance between ttic McMinnville
high school negative team and Salem
high affirmative, Salem was declared
the winner by a two to one vote. And
Salem lost in Silverton last night on the
same vote, the Salem negative team go
ing down before the Silverton affirm
ative. In the debates on the proposed
health Insurance law, the Salem neg
ative is represented by John Scofield,
Maynard Sawyer and Phillip Elliott,
while the affirmative side of the debate
was represented by Dewey Probst and
Kenneth Powers.
Argentala Silver Cream for cleaning
silver, cut glass, etc. for sole at Gard
ner & Scene's. The store with the
si reel clock.
Miss Buth Paxson, of Pittsburg, Pa.,
has been appointed successor of Miss
Flora M. Case as school librarian. The
position carries with it a salary of
$1,000 a year and one month's vacation.
Miss Puxsou is an Oregonian, born at
Central Point, and was the personal
choice of Miss Case for her successor,
following the election of Miss Case as
librarian uf the city library. Miss Pax
son is a graduate of the Carneeie
Training school for librarians and is
now employed with that library. Her
work with the schools here will begin
February 1. Resides being a graduate of
the training librarian course of the
Carnegie school, she is a graduate of
Wellsely college,
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Silver, Ebony and Ivory toilet ware,
also complete line of novelty goods.
Gardner & Keene. The store with the
street clock.
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Carl Schulti, who was charged with
violating the ordinance of the city in.
passing a street car that is discharging
passengers, appeared in the police court
this morning and told the story of the
accident that happened Thursday even-
iuiT when the car he was drivinir ran
into and threw down Oarold Simpson.
wno lives east of the city- The viola
tion of the ordinance tools nlActt tot-mint.
he Was unacquainted with the provis-
Every Pair Guaranteed
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR NEW SPRING SHOES. THESE
SHOES WERE BOUGHT BEFORE LEATHER ADVANCED AND SO
WE ARE ABLE TO SELL THEM TO YOU AT THE SAME LOW
PRICES WE SELL EVERYTHING ELSE:
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It Pays to Trade at the
Farmers' Cash Store
on High Street, opposite Court House
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