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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1917)
TAGS SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY. APRIL 3, 1917. ffr-S tee tt xt n Unusal Sale of New Spring Dresses at . . . $19.85 See the New White Kid Shoes for Women $8 to $10 pr. Attractive Specials for Wednesday at Meyers WOMEN'S $2.00 GAUNTLET AUTO GLOVES Tan or gray dogskin Wedncs- .lay 1.89 a Fair Men's 3.00 and 3.50 Kelt HuM t $l.BO A clean up of broken linen, ill sir.es from 9 3 4 to7 3 8 blue, grays, browns, black In a num ber of styles Wednesday $160 Each ".a 1-pound rant of Good Talcum Powder ..... 14e American Hoa( Csrylopsis or Carnation odors Wednesday. 1.23 Hort Pongee Silks, at 8c a yard Here are new Pongee in ort designs, 34 inches wide and of fered at this low price for Wednesday. A big sale of fine new Taffeta Kibhons in plain, Moire end self patterna just the ribbon for hair bows, etc. Pinks, Itluei Ked, Yellow, Old Rose, etc 25c yd lu 1XZEN MUSLIN AND CAMBRIO GOWNS AND PET TICOATS WEDNESDAY ...98c New Cotton Repp, special at 39c a Yard Wednesday A splendid grade, fine corded material for sum mer dresses, waists, etc. 36 inches wide and a regular seller at 55c a yard. A beautiful lot of new Mu1in Garment, dainty lace and em broidery trimmings in a number of pretty styles. These are Kpring 1817 Undermuslins, XX XX XX Kayser 'Silk Vesta Lisle Body 1'nion Suits, at talo price, Wednesday 98c a 8uit An excellent Spring and Bum mer garment, fine silk vest with lislo woven body. If you're in terested in a big Rummer Under wear value, attend thia sale. A SPECIAL EVENT WO MEN'S FLORENTINE SILK PETTICOATS AT $2.95 Wednesday, Fine new stylo Petticoat in taupe, grny, green navy, Belgian blue, purple, gold, red, old rose, black or white. Hutu price 2.95 Tomorrow's Special Wednesday Surprise Sale Number 841 White Crepe Wash Goods at 15c Yard This material is just the thing for crepe night gowns, summer garments, men's athletic underwear, etc.; 28-inches wide needs no ironing same fab ric as serpentine crepe, regular 25c grade, Tomorrow 15c a Yard See window display. ' ' On sale at 8:30. YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT W.B. TCTiO: Corsets UL v XioooDloooo S "Nemo Corsets will be here soon f COm'GJYEOTS April 3 and 4. Elks' play, "Oet tick Quick Walling iord," at opera house. April 5-8. Twenty-third annual conference United Evangeli cal church. April 7. Annual meeting Ma rion County Potato Grower ' association. April 14. Marion County Odd Fellow ' convention. eral of the leading moving pictures that have been produced lately. One of the most interesting and one that has at tracted the attention of the movie ex- nn.ta t 4k. an........ 1 . . . M 1 1 nn AiA I'.iw v. ...u iwuiihj is mill J l JtJrv Leagues Under the 8ea," the Jules Verne story that every child is sup posed to have read. As the picture will not be put ou at Ye Liberty until next Sunday and Monday, there is yet time to read one of the niost fascinating stor ies ever told. - 0 The average Individual at the movies ifl resigned to the senseless inane kind of comedy that the moving picture mag nates are offering to the intelligent pub lic. The chances are the public tries to enjoy them as everybody wants to laugh if there is half a chance. Hence the showing of the comedy by Max I.imler at the Oregon last night is real ly refreshing and there arc hundreds of genuine laugh provoking scenes. In fact, it isn't at all hard to laugh right out loud with Max Linder and he is on again this evening at the Oregon. 0 Salem is coming to the front in a mil itary way that is encouraging to the military authorities in that it has the only officers reserve corps class be tween Portland and fcan 1'rancisco. And furthermore, this class is a large one, nnd the men interested in it are taking the work seriously and endeavoring to get everything they can out of it. Last night the drill lasted from 7:30 o'clock until 10 when the street work was fin ished and a part of the book study was taken up with Captain Rosenberg as instructor. ..... 4.44 w Ttttttt t TTTTTTTT A 11 A . ML M 1 TP oiina t own 4 Auto for hire, day and night service country trips a specialty, Day Phone V47; night (MO. 0. U. Alclilroy. 3-21 John W. Todd, superintendent of the city schools, is iu Heuttle attending the convention of the Inland Umpire Teach ers convention, Ilo will bo uwuy until next Tuesday. Dr. D. X. Beechler, dentist, located 8-4 mile north of the fair grounds, Port land road. Owing to so offico expense prices reasonable. 3-21 e " Every month the convenience of hav ing a substation of the postoffiee in the heart of the business district seems to be more and more appreciated, as the tale of stamps nt the Crown Drug store for Ike month of March woro $1,087.75. Tromptness and neatness In watch repairing." Poiuoroy and Wallace, 125 Commercial, tf interested in talking machines or in the latest records. During dull season suits pressed 50c. Cleaned and pressed $1.00. Modern Cleaners, Phone 800. 466 Court street Salem lodge, No. 4, A. F. & A. M., will go to Portland on the liiith of this mouth to put on the Master Mason de gree for a Portland lodge. The now team is now well versed iu its work nnd will be accompanied by the male quartet of No. 4. 0)01 Fatten Plumbing Co., 355 Che mokota. Phone 110(1. Try us on repair work. 1 4 22 La Corona Cigar made in Salem. On sale everywhere. Costs a dime worth a lot more. tf. The Imperial Furniture store is now prepared to show its new line of talk ing tun luiiiM in the regulation city style. A room hna been especially set Mide and furnished for those who are WANTED Experienced saleslady, for wo men's suits, coats and ready to wear department, also exper ienced saleslady for millinery de partment, one who has had some experience in trimming preferred. Address Box 431 c are Capital Journal, Hotel well furnished ill center of Niilcm. Must bo sold ut once. -JOO Htnte. Phono 11011. 4-3 St. Paul's Guild of the Episcopal lunch will meet Wednesday afternoon nt 2:30 with Airs, trances Newberry, 121:t Center. o The river is about half a foot higher than yesterday, the guugo rending this morning D.3 nbovo the zero mark. This r.ero murk is 113.13 feet above tho mean sea level. The range of temperature yesterday was from 48 to 8(1 which tho old timers say i.i a triflo chilly for tho smiling month of April, o Many an hour's comfort iu a good pair of glasses if fitted by Curdiier & Keeue. Daffodils 15c per do. Phone 2107R. When there seems to be a chance for actual service, there is nil kinds of patriotism nnd a willingness to enlist in the navy. During tho past week tho naval recruiting office at tho post ott'iee lias enlisted 25 young men, many of them from the high school who will tr.ke up nvintiou or go into tho radio service. Give your eyes the attention they deserve. Consult us first. No time like the present. No plnee as reasonable as ours. Unrdner & Keene. o Daffodils 15c per do. Phone 2107R. C. O, Constable, county fruit inspect or, snvs that uo spraying experiments have been carried on lately by tho O. A. C. experts on account of the'unl'avor able weather conditions.' Just s soon as the weather gets back to a normal condition, the O. A. C. experts will take 1 up the work t;mt also give a teat of the ; dry spraying that was so successful in rew xork. The Chen-tan program for Friday v-1 cning mil bejrin at 4:30 o'rlnek with a I dinner at the Commercial club. At 9 o'clock dancing will be the order of I the evening at the Masonic temple,! where the Ckerrvans will meet the ladies they have invited. Thig dinner and! dance is exclusively for Cherriaus and! ladies invited by them. It will be en-j tirely informal and the man who ap- jmra m evening or-ss Or iuxt-.lo will get in bad with the rest of the boosters. Two recruits yesterday afternoon and two recruits this morning are the re sults of the special campaign to raise Company M to the required 150 men Sergeant Ulunk, rVrgeant Grallop, and Musician Ziun are in Salem today to as sist in the recruiting, and it is expect ed their efforts will be successful. Sa lem's quota is 40 men, and every effort is being made to raise it as soon as possible. This morning the members of the Girls' National Honor Guard were out distributing bills calling for en listments, and before noon they were seen everywhere. The city budget for the year 1917 in cluded $2,000 for the free band concerts in Willson park. Last year 25 concerts were -given, but several things have happened to reduce the number this coming summer. Tho free Jerry had to be taken care of to the cxteut of $250 With the $1,750 left, the park commit tee has apportioned it out as follows: The Salem bond will be given $1,62(5 for 18 concerts; $70 will be paid for one eoncort by the Portland Police band; $35 will be paid for two concerts by Hebel'a Cherry Bud band. The park committee will select the vocalists end will pay the singers from funds left in their hands. The naval recruiting office la the postoffice building is getting its hare of the young men who arc enlisting now in order to be given the privilege of selecting the branch of service. Ap plications were received today from John H. Domugalla, age 18 years, for service as apprentice seaman. Harold H. Smith made application for the en gineering department and Eoy I". Ander son, 10, as apprentice seaman, tvery year 100 young men under the age of IS years will be taken from the ranks and appointed to AnLapolis the assignments being msde from competitive examiua tioa. After four years at Annepolis, on graduation the midshipman is given a roniwisnion in the navy ss ensign, the firi-t rank of a naval officer- This rank corresponds to that of eecond lieutenant in the regular army and the pay Is $1, 704 a year, with certain additional al lowances. From this rank promotions in the navy are made according to the laws of congress. 0 Try Journal Want Ads They ray WANTED Household -Furniture. Woodry as Greer, the auctioneers, will pay highest cash pricea for same. Phones fill and 224. MM ( 7i lYl )) JfW ' CAR5 Of Any kimd Any time Special rates on country trips and to State Institutions. Office Bligh Hotel t Used Furniture Wanted J Highest cash prices paid for $ used furniture. E. L. STIFF & SON, Phone 941 or 608. GASOLINE LAMPS 600 Candle Power $6.50 lire tr st Lamp n!i now offtrad L'wd u !nd r hanging lamp YOU WANT THIS LIGHT Corapkte with pump. had. mantlet, torch. SEE MY. LAMPS FIRST Gaaetinr hunp.lanttrns. irons. mantla,etc. C. M. LOCKWOOD ("fa Clean. Fresh, Airy Rooms HOTEL LOUVRE (Formerly notel Keith) 459 State St. Phone 1109 Booms 50c to fl.00 a Day Special Eatcs by the Week MBS. M. M. LAY, Proprietor TAXICQ SAFtTty m it LS-Jlj HUBBARD BUILDING KINGSTON STAGE HEADQUABTEBS Marion Hotel, Phone 2010 5 and 7 Passenger Enclosed Cars. DR. C. H. SCHENK Drugless Physician Superintendent Hydro-Electro Therapeutic Institute 202 to 206 Masonic Temple Phone 1182. Hours 9 to 57 to 9 White i 10715. Daffodils for Easter. Phone Hoover and Lloyd T. Bigdon were re ferred the ordinnnco prohibiting card playing in tho city pool hnllH at the meeting of the council Inst evening. Eat Roman Meal bread, and get away from that dark brown taste, nntiiie ami science gave you this delicious food. Kat it. Mudo only by Cherry City Baking Co. Found Child's glove. Apply Capital Journal office. o Everett Walker, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. 15. Walker, has enlisted in Com pany M and left today to join the boys ut Vancouver. The flax growing contracts are now ready nnd nil farmers wishing to grow l'lnx for the state of Orecou. are in vited to consult as piulv ss nnssible with Supt. Crawford of tho flux depart ment, ut the penitentiary. Phone J2. 4-7 o ' The Passion week services at the First Methodist church for this evening include an address bv President Curl Gregg Doney, at 7:30 o'clock. Miss l.iicile Harton will sing, "O Savior of the World," by Dudley Buck, nnd V. S. Haiton and Miss Hart'on will sing, "() Divine Redeemer," by Oouuoud. Wed nesday evening the address will be giv en by tho 15ov. H. N. Aldrich, of the Leslie M. K, ihurch. Rev Guy Fitch Pholps. astor of the I'nitcd Brethren church, corner 17th and Nebraska streets, is holding special revival services every evening this week. Many wero at tho altar last night seeking sftlvation and enquiring tho way of life more perfectly. Vou who read and hear are invited to attend these meetings. o Orders taken for Easter flows at Yew Park green house, 1105 S. 12th. mono Bii3 i i The biff and volley ball teams of Captain Stnloy and Captain Ray no con tested again lust evening at tho Y. M. v. A, gym with lii men in the Staley team and 11 men playing for Mr. Bnyne. The score in volley ball was 13 to 4 iu favor of Havne and in biff ball, 13 to 5 in favor of Payne. The Staley team was allowed one point, having the largest number of players. Six more games are to bo played before there is a final decision between the teams. Salem movie fans are enjoying sev- Jim, i Dr. Stone's Drug Store makes free delivery. Phone 3.. I o The ordinance committee of the city council will have much to say as to whether there will be card playing in the pool rooms of the city. To this com mittee, composed of Uleiin Unmh, B. N. SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES Alk-ti fr'notKittic, the nticitic powdvr to I txnken Into 111 ltoca and vriukltHl mttwroot tMih. It rclM-vc-a rwinful, nwoJk-u, muriing iwt siut taki-e the sting otn of cxna ami huuions. I no It ulu n yon put on rubbvra or heavy ux-k lngs. Allen's Koot"Kti!Mi is a ccrtaiti rrlit-f for uwtl!, caltwi. tired, ethtns tt. eiold by UriiKcisn oviMvwIwrc, SSc. Alwve use it to Brtvik in m-w !!. Trial pat-tease FREE, Ailvltcw, Atlcu S. Oluwlwt, L Roy, V. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL A ISc Can (Tvvo ounce size) I 4 "n Pepper, Ginger, Allspice, etc. for 1 " "' j E 1 p It Pays to Trade at if ar mer f 9 t i ON HIGH STREET, OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE WE DO NOT QUOTE PRICES OVER THE TELEPHONE SHOES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, NOTIONS, DRUGS, TINWARE AND GROCERIES ALL AT CUT PRICES Tonight and Tomorrow Night THE ELK'S PLAY Curtain at 8:15 Sharp Quick WAi-L cm SEATS ON SALE AT OPERA HOUSE PHARMACY NOW. 50c, 75c, $1.00 M
