Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, April 17, 1917, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text(0;e 3mlnHal Journal TAG3 SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1917. "Salem's Best Shopping Place' EXTRAORDINARY SALE-S43rd We&esfey Surprise-APRIL 18& New Solid Gold Headed Hal Pins at 2 for 23c The very latest short style hat pins in several styles of topsa solid gold top with German silver stem. This is a big surprise value and should attract many .buyers.. Sale-price, Tomorrow Only 2 for 23c See the window Display. Limit four to a customer Extra Yahie Specials at Meyers fw Wednesday Cotton Cluay and Torchon Laces and Insertions width p to 3 inches and regularly priced to 15s a yard. Wednesday, sale pr'e - - -. 6c a Yard 35o solid back Hand and Finger sail Brushes good bristles var ious shapes, light or dark backs, Wednesday, sale price 19c Each Women 'g Percale House Dresses in stripe and check patterns a dust cap to match goes with dress. Wednesday, sale price ....75c Ready-Mnde linen Crash Laundry Bags, word laundry" embroid ered in green, lined with white cloth aud has white draw cord. . Wednesday, sale price ... 49c Jap Bilk Thread for tatting and crochet, all sitea in white and .colors. Wednesday, Meyers price 8c a Ball Stamped, Ready Made Sewing Aprons of cross bar dimity pink or blue crocheted edge. Weduesdny, sslo price 23C JTJST RECEIVED 100 Special White Cotton Crocheted Bed Spreads Excellent designs hemmed our order. wad placed last June when cotton prices were down. Would retail today at $2.00. Wednesday, extra special j. $1.39 Men's $1.50 "Brighton" Pajamas In light ground with bluo, black or lavander stripe patterns. Wednesday, tale price .. '-91.19 A big value in Men's Neckwear, two-piece ecru, balbriggan, brok en, sixes but if we have your size you can save a big amount. This it a suitable weight for Spring and Summer a regular $1.00 grade. Wednesday, sale price , 66c a Garment Sizes of drawers SO to 38; sizes of shirts 42 to 50. Butterick Patterns JUL JULGOSJPAGjM.W23 M-MM-4 PERSONALS W Kev. C. R. Lamon, of Silverton, is in the city. ( J. H. Hnssey, of Concomley, is a visit or in the city. Emma Glover, of Stayton, is register cd at the Bligh. P. lu McKay was In the city yester day from Eugene. , H. E. Cann, of Corvallig, was in the city yesterday. ' Miss K. Montgomery is a visitor in the city from Mill City. Mrs. Olive Enright left this morning 1'or Portland for a visit of several days. F. Q. Deckebnch was a passenger this morning on the Oregon Electric for Portland. . Dr. M. C. Findley waa in Portland yesterday attending a session of the Eye, Ear and Nose Medical society. Mjs. 0". B. Balcomb left this morning for f.o Angeles where she will make her homo. SHhe sailed this afternoon from Flavel on tho steamer Northern Pacific. Henry Butch and Frank Stapfol, o'i Mt. Angel, were in tho city Monday, registered at the Capital hotel. , Albort Bousgleur and Louis McAdamB who enlisted a short time ago in the aviation corps were given a few days furlough and will visit home over Sun day. They are now stationed at Van couver, r Miners and Operators Reach Agreement Now York, April 17.-r-Coul miners and operators of the bituminous field who, in separato conferences today, reached an agreement for a i!0 per cent wage in crease; went into joint conference short ly after 3 o'clock this afternoon to ratify the agreement and. place them selves on record supporting the war- It was understood the joint conference would vote to- speed up coal production and appoint a permanent committee of five -miners and five operators to co operate with the government in every way possible. Our Millinery Department Is a busy place these days Hats, both Trimmed and Untrimmed at Special Prices: UNTRIMMED HATS 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49 TRIMMED HATS $1.98, $2.40, $3.98 Compare Our Prices. All Around Town COMLNGJYENTS Tonight. April 17. Cherrian jitney dance, benefit Company M, at Armory. April 17. Illustrated lecture on the Grand Canyon of Arizona at Commericial club, 8 p. m. Free. April 18. Marion County Po mona Orange meet at Aums ville. April 27. Bed Cross benefit, "Get - Rich - Quick Walling ford" at opera house. May 4. Willamette university. annual concert at armory. o- During dutl season suits pressed 60c. Cleaned and pressed $1.00. Modern Cleaners. Phone 360. 4CG Court street o Kong rook ft Co. is the name of a Japanese firm that is putting in a dry goods stock at 204 North Commercial street o Call Fatton Plumbing Co., 355 Che meketa. Phone 1906. Try us on repair work. 4-22 o Dr. D. X. Beecher, dentist, located 3-4 mile north of the fair grounds, Port land road. Owing to no office expenses prices reasonable. 3-21 o An Illustrated lecture by Mr. Jones, at the school house on sixteenth and A streets, Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, will be given b ythe Lutheran juniors society. The subject is "The Early In dian Legends of Oregon." o Get your white shellac for making paper beads at the Capital Drug store. Store on the corner Liberty and State o ' What is a therapeutic mechanic? The nurses' auxiliary of the Ameri can National Ked Cross will give a luncheon at tho Derby building Wednes day from 11 until 2 o'clock and from 2 until 4 o'clock will serve tea. O - "The Binding of the Dragon and 1,000 Years Reign" will be the subiect of the discourse this evening at the evangelistic services being held at 247 North Commercial street under the aus pices of the Church of God. o What is a therapeutic mechanic? Don't use any but the best White Shellnc in making your paper beads. For sale at tho Capital Drug store. Store on tho corner State and Liberty. o - "he Indians of the Painted Desert and scenes from tho Grand Canyon of the Colorado will be shown with colored slides in a lecture to be given this ev ening in the auditorium of the Cominer coal club by C. D. Williamson. The lecture is given to interest tho general public and the lecture is free. What is a therapeutic mechanic? o Silverware of quality, Gorham, Towle, Alvin and Heed & Bartons. For sale by Gardner & Kccne. Tne . store with the street clock. On their way to take up their duties as missionaries in China, Mr. and Mrs. C- M. Kelley are stopping over a day in bakm and this evening will give a tree lecture at the Salvation Army head quarters on Court street. Airs. Jielloy s;;ent six yenrs active service in China and India and will display souvenirs nnd also many native costumes. o- Dr. Stone's Drag Store niaJrcs free delivery. Phone 35. o What is a therapeutic mechanic? o The Indiana silo manufactured by the Spaulding Logging company, is now be ing shipped to warm countries. Last week W. K. Grace & Co. shipped one of tho large 20 by 40 silos to Honolulu and an order has been received for another of tho large size for tho same company to be shipped to San Juan Del Sur, Nic aragua. o Dance at Brooks Thursday, April 19, Music Salem orchestra. o There will he an extra-special meeting of tho Mexican Border Service veterans in the company room at the armory this evening nt 7:30 o'clock. Every mem ber is urged to be present as the matter to be brought up concerns tho national situation at present. Wanted Girl for office work. Must be able to operate typewriter. Small salary to start with. O. O. enre Capital Journal. in. The background is black and the li tters aluminum enamel, three inches in health. The length of each sign board will depend on the name of the street. On corners they will be attached to tele graph poles. o The Foresters of America are arrang ing for a special evening of entertain ment when their new headquarters will be dedicated. This will probably be on the evening of Tuesday, May 1. The wives of the members will be asked to assist in the program. The next meeting of the Polk-Yamhill-Marion Medical societv will be held Friday evening of this week at the old medical college, Salem. Dr. H. J. Clem ents will read a paper on "The Care and Treatment of Infectious Venereal Dis eases, " with special relation to the in terests of public health. An effort will be made to secure a military officer to deliver an address. The application of Dr. H. C. Hickman will be voted on for membership. In some cities there has been a dispo sition among retailers to limit the pur chases of sugar and flour lest there should be so much buying that the retail price would advance several notches higher. Inquiry among the grocers in Salem indicate that all that is necessary to purchase a good supply of sugar or flour is to have the cash or a good credit rating. No limit has been placed on any household necessity in the way of food. The biff ball and volley ball teams of the Y. M. C. A. ior the coming month met in goodly number last evening for the first contest. After the fray was over the score stood with the Farrar team winning in volley ball 15 to 13, and in biff ball 13 to 2. Two points were won by the Farrar team on the strength of these victories and a quar ter of a point on attendance. o B. W. Macy, president of the Salem Eifle club, bn called a special meeting for Wednesday evening at the old arm ory to disruss several plans for the sum mer. Arrangements will be made for outdoor shooting. Also for pistol and re volver practice, as many members oY the Bifle club are also associated with the officers reserve corps and other military organisations. Being Well Fortified MEANS KEEPING THE DIGESTION NORMAL THE LIVER ACTIVE, AND THE BOWELS REGULAR TRY HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters The third of the series of the chess tournament at the Commercial club will be held Friday evening of this week. Eighteen player lined up last Friday evening and at the next game it is fig ured that at least every chess player in the city will be there either to take part in the tournament or to just watch the players do the deep thinking. The BUverton, Dallas, Independence and Aurora Knights of Pythias will come to Salem this evening to attend a session of the local lodge. The occasion is the addresses by Grand Chancellor Wortman, of Portland, and Grand Keep er of the Records and Seals Gleason, of Portland. Besides the addresses, there will be several musical numbers, o The Salem postoffice has been of ficially advised that no sealed packages will be mailed to Italy, as that govern ment has notified this country such packages would be confiscated. Letters mny be sent of course, but they will be carefully read by the censor. The Re public of Panama, through which our 10 mile strip runs, will accept sealed packages. Those who wish to become teachers in Sunday school will have the chance to properly train themselves before be ginning the work. AH beginners and primary teachers in Marion county are invited to attend a meeting Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A. to meet Miss Nellie Casebere who will give the first of the scries of'eight lesson sin primary teaching. The course is given under the direction of the Ma rion County Sunday School association with the locil officers, Miss Cora Tnlk ington, president, and Miss Marguerite Fisher, secretary. Miss Casebere has had training in the teaching of children and her ability as a kindergarten teach er is well known. -o Business continues good at the navy recruiting headquarters in the postof fice building. The following were ac cepted today: Leslie Fee, 17, of Eddys ville; Samuel K. Plummer, IS), of Salem; Louis J. Frost, 16, Salem j Harry Rhodes, 18, Salem. All four of the young men enlisted as apprentice seamen. While in training they will receive $17-60 a month and tor their first assignment in active duty, $20.90 a month and all found. Those who qualify for the gun ners crews or signal corps receive extra compensation. Young recruits are given considerable latitude in selecting their service after the training period. BORN WARNOCK To Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Warnmk, 1304 North Liberty street, Monday, April 16, 1U17, a sen. ROTH To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roth, Tuesday morning, April 17, 1917, at their home on Nineteenth street, a son. DIED CLARK At the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Clark, 1902, North Church street, April 17, 1917, Robert John Clark, at the age of 24 days. The funeral services will be held at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the chapel of Webb ft Clnugh and will be conducted by the Rev. R. N. Avison. SCnRUNK At his home, 1213 Center street, April 16, 1917, John F. Schrunk, in his 80th year. He is- survived by two sons, Frank Schmnk, living near Independence, and A. W. Schrunk, of Aumsville, and two daughters, Mrs. Reynolds, living neni Independence, and Mrs. Chas. Griffin, of Mapleton, Iowa. The funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the First Methodist church and will be conducted by the Rev. R. N. Avison. Bnrial will be in the City View cemetery. WILL VOTE TONIGHT ' Washington, April 17 Shortly after three thirty o'clock, Senator Lewis, democratic whip, announced he "be lieved the $7,000,000,000 bond bill would reach a vote by six o'clock." Leaders plan to keep the senate in session until it passes. (! CARS of AMY KlilD Any TIME WANTED Household -Furniture. Woe-dry Greer, the auctioneers, will pay highest cash prices for same. Phones 611 and 224. Used Furniture Wanted . J Highest cash prices paid for used furniture. E- L. STLTF ft SON, Phone 841 or 608. ( TAXiCft ituin L Safety, n Hi s If HUBBARD BUILDING KINGSTON STAGE HEADQUARTERS Marlon Hotel, Phone 2010 6 and 7 Passenger Enclosed Cart. J DR. C. H. SCHENK Drugless Physician $ " Superintendent Hydro-Electro Therapeutic Institute 202 to 206 Masonic Temple Phono 1182v Hours 9 to 57 to 9 sc sc 30c sfc sjc ic jc sjc sc Autos to Rent with or without drivers. Office Bligh Hotel For Rheumatism GASOLINE LAMPS 600 Candle Power $6.50 Greatest lam. value now offered I'sed as atand or hanging lamp YOU WANT THIS LIGHT Complete with pump, shade, mantles, torch. SEE MY LAMPS FIRST Gasoline lamps, lanterns, irons, mantles, ete. C. M.LOCKWOOD ZIS N.Cmnnwni.1 Slre.1 iMl.m. Orrfoo. General Debility and Nervous- ness their is nothing better than massage or electric treat- nients. ' DR. EVA MURPHY 384 State St. Phone 73GJ r i iisHM THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Commercial and Court Sts., formerly Chicago Store Cabbage Contracts Wanted In tracts from one to twenty-five acres, price $10 per ton, delivered at our factory. This cabbage to be used for the manufacture of sour kraut. GIDEON STOLZ CO. Near the corner of Mill and Summer Streets Dmce st Brooks Thursday, April 19. Music Salem orchestra. o Hereafter the pianists or organists at tho picture shows will choose bohic other patriotic selection than the "Star Spangled Banner" if they wish to play just a few bars. The city council last evening passed an ordinance forbidding the playing of tho national anthem as part of a medley. This action of the city fathers will doubtless bo appreciat ed. Hereafter when the "Star Spaugled Bnnuer" is flayed, it will be Riven as an entire selection and the audience be given an opportunity to rise. o Dr. Anna Ekola, foot specialist, for merly at the Capital Drug store, is at the Bligh hotel till Friday night, when she goes to Eugene. 4-18 o Within 30 days the wandering way- frei iu Kaleni will find street signs ij whereby he will bo able to loue aim-1 self. Tho city fathers last evening con-1 traded for 250 street siitus. They are of the inilestructnble kind, made of rust ' ',m f,rool sheet iron with the letters drilled L 20c Can of tiawanan rinea Dole aXO It Pays to Trade at ON HIGH STREET, OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. We do not quote prices over telephone: SHOES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, NOTIONS, DRUGS, TINWARE AND GROCERIES, ALL AT CUT PRICES 2Z hJ 6 1 2 4l .