THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON'. FRIDAY. APRIL 20. 191'
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THE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS ITS THANKS AND AP-PRECIATION TO THE PEOPLE OF SALEM AND THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY FOR THEIR ROYAL
SUPPORT-WE HAVE TRIED TO FOLLOW OUT TO THE LETTER THE MOTTO FOR WHICH THE STORE STANDS: "DO UNTO OTHERS AS YOU WOULD HAVE OTHERS DO UNTO YOU,ff AND WE
surely feel as though our efforts have been rewarded, as our Opening weak was simply beyond our highest expectations. To show you our financial as weS as buying strength we will quote a few orders
given recently for Spring Merchandise; our check to one shoe manufacturer was $167,000.00 and we buy from several others. One Men's Clothing house shipped our syndicate 8000 bhie serges.
In one month we have just placed an order for one-third of our Ladies' Waists' supply, which amounts to 4,553 dofen. Can the good people of Salem and surrounding country imagine such things
being possible? The above instances gives you a faint idea of how we can control wholesale prices and by our system of doing business on a strictly cash basis. You can see for yourself what the
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY is going to do for Salem and surrounding country. .
OUR NEW YORK BUYERS ARE
EXPRESSING THE J. C. PENNY
CO., DAILY, THE NEW CREA
TIONS IN ONE PIECE DRESSES..
Beautiful
Crepe de Chene
Dresses
Are very popular in gold, pearl, mustard and rose
shades, beautifully trimmed. The price on the above
will surprise you at $5.9Q, $7.90, $8.90, $9.90,
$12.50, $14.75, $22.50.
ASK TO LOOK AT OUR MIDDIES AT 98c
IftVnS Cotton CreDe flowered at . . QQ 9 OS
Oar Latest Assortment or
WAIS TS
In Crepe de Chenes
and Silks
In all the newest shades and trimmed most beautifully with large and pointed
collars; all we are asking for these is $1.98 and $2.98
We are showing a fine line of Voile Waists for 98c
We are showing a nifty line of Skirts at $2.98, $4.98 Up to $6.90
New Goods arriving daily. The Nifty Coats at
$6.90, $8.?0, $9.90, $12.50, $14.75, Up to $22.50
WE ASK YOU TO COMPARE THESE PRICES
MEN'S
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IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME
IN AND SEE THESE VALUES
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$9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50
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We are located at
160 N. Liberty Street, Salem
WATCHING THT SCOREBOARD
Jerry Downs stole that eleven inning
g;me literally from tlio Bees yoster-tiny.
In tlio eleventh Jerry singled, was sac- meter shell ami slid across the pan
rifieed and reached third on Cofhun'a winning tall in ty burst of
single.
glory and dust.
With two out, Jerry and Corlian
worked the double steal, when lliiiuinh
Bill Steen relieved Indian Smith in
the. ninth with one out and the bases
When the liees tied it Up in the ninth pugged to second to catch (.'orhan, U"U but retired the side with only one
the contest went into extra innings. Downs started home like a 4:2 centi- run.
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cities and towns in the States
of California, Oregon, Wash
ington, Nevada and Idaho
can be reached over the long
distance lines of this Company.
Possibly you do not realize the con
venience of toll service. It avoids the
delay of correspondence. It saves
the expense and annoyance of travel.
Give it a trial in your next out-of-town
business transaction.
You will find long-distance tele
phone service prolnpt, inexpensive
and satisfactory.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
RITCHIE MITCHELL IS
BEAM LEONARD
Game To ;the last ;But ;0ut
Classed Stecher Stayed
for Come Back
Milwaukee, Wis., April 20. Ritchie
Mitchell's hopes for fame and eiaim as
a title holder went glimmering away
last night when Benny Leonard, New
STorfc Hebrew, settled decisively the
argument as to which was the better
nan.
The eastern fighter took the Milwau
kee idol to as complete a trimming as
the most rabid partisan could desire,
scoring two (lean cut knockdowns bc
forfj administering the final touches in
tin) seventh.
Mitchell cunc la the last, realized lie
was beaten, but strove valiantly to last
the 10 roi nds. It was duo only to Leon
ard's easy going tactics that he stayed
as long 'is ho did.
Therir ws.s no flaw in the New York
boy's performance. His nil around work
revealed to skeptics that he was far
from being on the down grade.
A $.j(i,(li;u Ikiiiso v.itncssed the bout.
Leonard's victory establishes his
right to a battle with Freddie Welsh
for the championship if the Englishman
can be coaxed in;o the ring.
Steelier Bests Linow.
Steelier, Dodge, Neb., mat marvel, has
stnrtoil on hi. wmv bnck tnrtnv in his
campaign to regain recognition as the
inuon s wresuing cnampion. stecner,
by u.-ic of V.? famous body scissors hold,
here last night threw Ivan Lunow, giant
full was gained in 18 minutes and the
seciiiHl in J,t. . -
Will Play Tennis.
Chicago. Artril 20. Schedule.! tourna
ments of the Western Lawn Tennis as
sociation will be played this summer
with the approval of the war depart
ment, it was announced today. Presi
dent George T. Adec offered to take
any action on these tournaments that
Court House News
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dames and "Robert Fargo, who go to
school at Fargo, have the true Ameri
can spirit. James is about 11 years old
and has gone to school four years and
has never missed a day or been tardy.
Robert is nbout 13 years old and he has
gone to school five years without be
ing late or tardy. The distance travel
ed was about one and one half miles,
some times through the snow and a
great deal of the time through the
rain.
County School Superintendent Smith
and L. J. Allen, O. A. C. agent for the
pig clubs, were at Fargo yesterday to
give a' lecture on industrial work.
An industrial rally will be held at
Brooks Saturday by County School Su
perintendent Smith and L. J. Allen, of
the O. A. ('., who will talk on the pig
clubs. Mrs. M. L. Fulkersos, an educa
tional worker, will also give an address.
County School Superintendent Smith
and Frank K- Welles, 1 assistant state
school superintendent, went out to the
B. K. Cook school this afternoon to at
tend a flag raising there. The school is
located about six miles north of the
city, and the flag wai. to be raised
rain or shine.
Market Was Listless
and Prices Saving
New York, April 20. The New York
Evening Sun financial review today
said:
Interest in Wall Street today was
centered mainly in the action of the
interstate commerce commission with
respect to the freight rate increase.
There was a good deal of confusion as
to the full meaning of the tentative
order permitting the railroads to file
supplemental tariffs advancing rates
15 per cent effective June 1- It is gen
trally assumed that unless the shipping
interests can show good reasons why
the tariffs should not be increased to
that extent, they will go into fuH ef
fect on that date. ,
The general market turned weak and
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fl Food with
pleasing flavor
and teal nourishing
quality
the waradepartmcnt recommended.
At a meeting of the directors a letter
from Washington was lead, advising
that the sport be coninucd.
May Sop Football. "
Minneapolis, Minn., April 20 Dr.
Henry L. Williams, ' 17 years football
coach at the University of Michigan,
today joined the United States medical
reserve corps. It is probable football
will be suspended at Minnesota U. if
the war continues until fall.
Brock Not In It.
Cleveland, Ohio, April 20. Matt
Brock was no match for Johnny Kilbane
here last night. The scr p lasted the
full 10 rounds, but Kilbane floored
Brock five times, twice for the count
of nine.
Watching the Scoreboard
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Pacific Coast League Standing
W.
San Francisco 11
Vernon (..... 10
Salt Lake 7
Los Angeles ; 7
Portland . 7
Oakland , 0
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Yesterday's Results
At San Francisco Portland 8, Oak
land 6.
At Salt Lake San Francisco 4, Salt
Lake 3 (11 innings.)
At. Los Angeles Los Angeles 1, Ver
non 0.
Attempted to Blow Up
Capital Building at
Columbus Ohio
Columbus, Ohio, April 20. That an
attempt was made to blow up the cap
itol building here yesterday morning
leaked out today.
Major P. J. Berry, in ehargo of the
Third regiment troops here, early yes
terday received a report from W. H.
McCann, a Columbus teamster, that
while passing the state house at 5:45
a', m- yesterday,""he saw a suspicious
man kneeling before a cellar window
beneath the treasury department.
McCann said he walked toward the
man, who had a sTouch hat pulled down
over his eyes. The man jumped up, Mc
Cann said, and grabbed a small box
and ran out of the state house yard.
Berry inspected the place and found
a home made contrivance for setting
off high explosives, which he now has
in his possession.
State House Engineer McGuire re
ported to Berry that he had seen two
suspicious looking men lurking , late
Wednesday in the vicinity of which
the apparatus was found.
Berry at once placed a guard on the
state house.
remained sj) until near the close, when
there was some improvement.
Bear attacks were numerous in va
rious quarters. In the steel group Beth
lehem issues were off four to five
points and Sloss-Sheffield yielded sev
en points. United States Steel moved
below 111. The copper and shipping
shares ruled fractionally down: There
was distinct weakness in the sugar, to
bacco, motor and rubber stocks. Alco
hol issues reacted on "dry" law agi
tation. Munitions and specialties were
neglected and soft. The. railroads lost
something more 'than their early gain.
CATARRH
of the
BLADDER
relieved in
24 HOURS
Each Cap-H.-le
bears the tMlDYl
name J$jg"
re of rmTt frrfpite
Prepares Foundation
Plans for the Bridge
Now that the contest between the
Polk county and Marion county courts
is ended regarding the type of bridge
to be built, things will move' slowly for
a while. Although new men are yow on
the state highway commission and new
bridge engineers, it is more than prob
able that the plan9 and specifications
drawn by the former highway commis
sion's engineers will be used. The
foundation plans will probably be com
pleted in detail, ready to submit to con
tractors, in about two weeks. The com
mission has considerable work on hand
and it will be perhaps two months be
fore it can give its time to the draw
ing of the details of the superstructure
of the bridge, whereby they may be sub
mitted to contractors. The materials in
the old bridge built 26 years ago are too
light and rust worn to be used in any
way and will have to be sold as scrap
iron. As soon ns the ennntv i.nnim;..;n.
ers of both counties meet, the agreement
niu ue signea nereoy l'olK county is to
pay $41,270 on the new bridge.
A text for the week: Blessed i,a
merciful, for they shall obtain mercy.
NERVOUSNESS
AND BLUES
Symptoms of More Serious
Sickness.
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Washington Park, 111. "1 am the
mother of four children and have suf
fered with femala
trouble, backache,
nervous spells and
the blues. My chil
dren's loud talking
and romping would
make me so nervous
I could just tear
everything to pieces
and I would ache all
over and feel so skk
that I would not
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to me Bttimea. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills re
stored me to health and I want to thank
(jrou for the good they have done me. I
fhave had Quite m. hit of trnnhl nrul
worry but it does not affect my youth
ful looks. Mv frieruta bav Who Hn mn
look so young and well ? I owe it aU.
w me x.yaia c;. nnunam remedies."
Mrs. RnBT Stootui Sim A
Washington Park, Illinois.
If you have any symptom about which
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Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass., for helpful advice given free of
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