Daily capital journal., June 05, 1919, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, THURSDAY. JUNE 5, 1919.
BLACK VEVET COATS WORTH REGULAR $3150 TO $37.50 . SALE PRICE $24.75
White Corner Building!
Salem's Greatest Women's Apparel Store
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Gi?A TJUNESALEl
Of Suits, Coats, Capes and Dolmans
Friday and Saturday Only
Not odd lots or models that didn't take and were then reduced in price to be push
ed out. No indeed, but the newest and best suits. COATS, CAPES and DOL
MANS made every detail as perfect as skilled makers can accomplish, at ONE
THIUD to ONE-HALF, and in some instances less than one-half their regular
prices. , "
From America's best makers in a var
iety of smart styles. This season's mod
els for street and dress occasions. Some
at half price and less:
Reg. values $20.00 to $25.00, sale $10.50
Reg. values $:I0.00 to $:!2.50, sale $18.75
Regular values $:?5.00, sale price $22.50
Reg. values $37.50 to $10.00, sale $25.00
Reg. values $45.00 to $17.00, sale $28.50
Reg.' values $50.00 to $55.00, sale $31.75
Reg. values $00.00 to $65.00, sale $35.75
Reg. values $70.00 to $75.00, sale $37.50
; $25.00 To $32.50 Suits $18.75
Special group of Misses' and Women's
new Spring Suits, Serges, Gabardines,
Tricotines, Wool Poplin, etc. All new
and desirable styles including box coat
and blouse effects.
Sale Price Your Choice
$25.00 Suits
$27.50 Suite
$::0.00 Suits.!
$:15.00 Suits..
$;S2.50 Suits.
Capes, Coats And Dolmans
Regular values $16.50, sale price $11.50
Regular values $25.50, sale price.. ..,..$17.50
Regular values $32.50, sale price $24.75
Regular values $37.50, sale price.. $27.50
Regular, values $10.00, sale price $29.50
Regular values $42.50, sale price.. $32.75
Regular values $15.00, sale price $31.75
Regular values $27.50, sale price $18.75
Regular values $29 to $31.50, sale price $23.50
Regular values $15.00, sale price $24.75
Regular values $37.50, sale price.. ,..$25.50
Regular values $39.50, sale price ...$27.50
Regular values $42.00, sale price $31.75
Sale Of Summer Blouses
Every previous price record
eclipsed. Soft, pretty .voiles,
batistes, tub silks, crepe de
chine and Georgette blouses
latest models, round, square
or "V" shape necks.
Reg. value $1.50, now $1.15
Reg. value $3.50, now $2.95 J
Keg. value $5.00, now $3.98
Reg. value $6.50, now $4.75
Reg. value $7.50, now $5.25 t
MAYOR HANSON HALTS
SALE OFHOONEYTAGSj
Executive Says Movement
Sponsored By "Reds"-And
Bolshevists.
Seattle, Vadi', June .. .Xo "Tom"
Mooucr t(( " be on 'he streets
of bcattlj'. Thi was the verdict an
nounced hiTl- yesterday by Mayor Ole
Hanson, in iiswcrinx a etition of the
Mooney defense committee of the Ccn-'
tn.l lilwir Cntiuril tor wrmission to
toll taks June 7 to raise funds for their
icfense work'.
in m-ritinfr hi refusal til Secretary
James A. Duncan of the council, the
mayor mid:
"I refuse to grairt tins permission
for th following- reasons: :f irsrt. l)e-
ntiw the affair is to e eandlej bj
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tne t eotrai Ijdoor vounru, wmcn twur,
in my judgment, is alwilutcly under
the control of the 'reds' the J. W. W. j
and the bolshevists controlling its delib
erntions and its affairs. (
"Seeoud, because it is neither for i
a charitable nor patriotic purpose, but i
i, I am credibly informed, for the
purpose of I'ayiiiK I. w- W. organizers;
tii an tlirmivKiiiit tlie land and foment I
disorder and strife, with the objeet in '
view of overthrowing the government !
or the I nited Mates. ,
Biir5?vcn5'Sivf5r
Nou can looh a man;m
4t evehenelKnbitra
K P'yJ5
The mush
hound "Steve"
and "Bill
Spivvens" al
ways tell the
truth.
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erop, Mr. Chopin says that jut now it
feeds a good rain and needs it soon.
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Misa Grace Presby of 1141 Chernelce
tn street, notwithftaudinjf the fact
that she is a Willamette university
student, was found traveling a little
too fatt in ner automobile yesterday
afternoon on State street. She was ex
tended au invitation ty the speed eup
to attend a reception to be (iiven at
10 o'elix'k ill the city hall this niorniiii;
by Recorder Karl Race. After the pre
liminary social conversation and pass
ing the time of day, it was dcriiled
that to adjust matter, Mi.-,s J'nsby
sliouM cifutrtbiito $3 to the city treas
ury. 4Sho did. She said her speedometer
was showing only 24 miles an hour.
LIBERTY THEATRE
3 DAYS STARTING
THURSDAY, JUNE 12
GU News . J
OooMbarric and ftrtwberriei, w
are in tliA market. Brinft them lo our
hg plant oposite S. I. t!u. pasKeiifjer
station. 1'he Compaajr. tf
Ifunmocka, porrh airing's, refrigera
tor i and porch shades at ltnmilton 'a.
- Ther la a big "grease spot" on the
jiaveimiit at the iutersrs'tion of Htatc
nd t'ommercial streets. It docn 't rep
resent a tragedy. A lug tin gallon bar-it-1
of utuuii oil, ou (In buy to the Val
ley Motor enmpany, tumbled off from
a truck at that corner, crackiug the
barrel stnrea ao that a larro part of
the contents escaped into th (rotter
Wfore "first aid'' arrived, As motor
oil is sow about the samp price as
Houribou whiskey it was an expensive
drop.
Rufa, ruga, ruga, our atock is wall
selected and our prices are the lowest
You cau save money if you buy your
rua at Hamilton's.
Summer furniture, porch ttudss,
islei pinji porch cots, etc, C. S. Hamilton
j At the meeting of the high acbool
I student body this morning there was
ith" foiNisl jircsfiitatioa to Imtll St'-jtr-rid
bae bail veterans nf the letter cf
honor, showing that they had played
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A photoplay offering of the "Worth While" Sort
JAMES KEANE'S
THE SPREADING EVIL
In Seven Parts
It opens eyes "too long shut by tolerant prudery".
First it thrills and entertains and then
IT LEAVES A THOUGHT BEHIND
The HON. JOSEPHUS DANIELS
Secretary of the navy and a score more men
prominent in public life
HEARTILY ENDORSE IT
STARTS NEXT TUESDAY .
H THEATRE
up to a certain atandard during the
season. TUoso reeeiviiiK the letters
were 4'aptaiu (!lenn Qrfgg, Amnion
Urice, ilteriiard UNnttiog, Kugene Gill,
Amory dill, Iluxh Latham, Carl Fisher,
Vsa. Ash by, Thoo. l'urvine, Fenimore
HaRKVtt uiul frank Lynch. Of this
group, WreKjf and the two Gill have
taken -the letter for three season,
Urice and Nutting for two seasons.
Oregg hss served during the past tea
son as both captain and manager and
aiso played with the team; consequent
ly hns teen giving some. At the next
meeting of the team new captain will
bo elected, as UrcS, together with
1 jnhnin, .Nutting and Lynch will not
be with the team next season. The team
lias one or two more names to nfcir in
order to complete the senKin's work,
one of I belli to be ilh the Coivulli
team neit Katurdnv afternoon. Later
they expect to play one of the Cortland
teams for the high school champion
ship.
Scandinavian Ladle Aid auction aale
in the church. I.'ith and Mill streets,
the city as-hools at Klnber, Washing
ton, and ono tif the well known educa
tors of that' region, ws a guest this
week at the Boiue of his brother, 1 ror.
Matthews, of Willamette university.
He left this morning on his return.
Scandinavian Ladle Aid auction aale
in the church.' 15th and -Mill streets,
Saturdmy evening at S o'clock. You
know the rest. 6-6
Saturday evening at o'clock.
snuw the rest.
Von hoy and in the sixth grade, two girls.
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Scandinavian Ladle Aid auction aale
ia the s-hiiivh, l"th and Mill streets
Saturday evening at S o'clock. You
know the rest. 6 6
The polk are warning dentists ia
the city to keep their spare gold se
curely locked up. Yesterday there was
a stranger in town going from office
to office offering to buy aernp gold. It
was about one year aan that an expert
In the dental line appeared and not so
long afterwards someone broke into
Several dental offices and stole gold
as weft aa gold filings.
J, William Chambers, senior member
of the furniture firm of hambers and
Chambers on Court street, has taken
out a building permit for the erection
of a house nn ISrtS Court street to cost
:llKiO. The work will le done by day
labor.
Idanha achool near Detroit ha Just;
closed for the school your. As the lawi
requires, there was eight months of
schoo.1, even if there :is but seveu j
pupils. And to cure for these seven, i
the teacher was paid V$ a month. !
When the second grade was called to,
reeite, One fcoy responded. The third!
grade recited when another small xy
said his lessons. Tlieu the fourth grade,
was called, there apteared one boy and 1
one girl. In the fifth grnile was one
Three marriage licenses were issued
yesterday. Last .Saturday the number!
was five and since June the mouth of i
weddings was announced by the calen
dar, business nt the license bureau in
jthe county clerk's office has been imil.
The three yesterday were Jesse C.
Kmniert, 22, of HuUbaid, a laborer to
Laura Ktliel Miller, also of Hubbard.
John Antone Gilles, 2lt of Alt. Angel,
a farmer, and Helen Bielemayer, also I
of M t. AngVl. Karl Johnson Adams, 2,1,
of Milverton, ak groftcryman, ami beta
Violet Janr. a teacher of hilverton.i
In the $5000 damage suit of Jamee
kes against Iiert' Maey, Elmer .Man
illa and Alorris-W. Welch the plaintiff
demurs to the answer of the defend
ant Maey and Welch, ou the ground
that the answer does not state facts
sufficient to constitute a defense. Also
thnt. the facts stated in the answer do
not constitute a mitigation of the dam
age and for the further reason that
the pretended facts as alleged do not
constitute a defense. 'No date has as
yet 'been set for the trial.
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Dr. , . Schuett, pastor of the First
Methodist church of Tacoma will de
liver an address Friday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock in the assembly hall of
Kimbnll college on "The miuistrv for
our Times." Or. Srhuctt is regarded
by educators as one of the s'holrlv
men of the northwest. He received his
several degrees in the east, coming
from Champaign, 111. t0 Tacaina. Jle
was also'piiMor of a church at Port
land, Maine.
Focd may be sent to Italy through
the mail according to recent instruc
tions. It may be sent in 11 pound Tack
'aes and not more thau a total of 100
pounds to one person. The rate is 12
i cents a pound.
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; BROWN To Dr. and Mrs. T. O. Jtrown
i living on the fairgrounds road, June
4, 1919, a son.
Ho lias ibeen named Olenn, Jr. The
mother was formerly Miss W'innifred
Haber.
PERSONALS.
C. R. NLiConiirll of Bum was muo4
the visitors nt the state hiuse todii
coming in to consult with state bugi
eerCuiipcr with regard to an irrigali
project in that section. "
Miss Young, teacher of inntlienintil
at the high school, left this morni J
for a visit with relatives at Eugene.
I Mrs. J. H. -Nicholson left reeeuti
for Portland where she will spend sol
;eral (lav with relatives and friends.
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BUY IN SALEM ALWAYS
Sun Francisco on Sunday swelter
under an 88 -degree temperature, wli
a killing frost was reported ut i'cnvi
and other Colorado points.
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will t-:
j AMERICA'S HOME SHOE POLISH U
Keeps your shoes good-looking
ll BUS . s .
Makes them last longer
Black - Tn White Red . Brown
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. .HilOU HOME SEt iliitauZ
NOW
PLAYING
The teacher was Mrs. Uiurcna T. An
truss.
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Waves .off
YE LIBERTY
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The 1919 Super Cinema
Men
L. J. CharMn wnt to fall City Uil
morninit in the interest of the JNilem I
Kinifs Product Co. He any that the
plant is now biisv with spinach and
A representative of the Victory Rose 'at from the lnke l-ul'h country,
Festival was in the -itv vesterdav f,t.-i farmers are. hrinirinir in from five to
a conference with the "Cherrians with li tons from the acre. The prieo is j
regard to their particitioo in the liig!- a ton. In rcjjard to the sttaaJierry I
parade or June II. As a rc.ut of this
it is decided that the Chc-rinn will
take part and will have a pos:tion near
the hcait of the procession. P. E Ful-
lerton has gone to nirtland today to
make final rranj,-cmeHts, In anticipa
tion of this the Chrrrinni will hold
(open air drills o Friday evening of
this neck, and on Monday and Tuesday
jevcniniis of next week. It is hoped
tdat everr mrnihi-r will tnra out for
these drills, which will be in charise el S
Joe .Ur AlliMer.
Featuring
FLORENCE REED and
Leonard refrigerator are htgn clam
and rcnable in price. Sold by C. 8.
Hamilton.
Trot. W. P. iiUtUirwa, priuctpaj of
The lotjical table
drink fpr'' hooltK
INSTANT
POSTUM
And the flavor
satisfies.
Thi big si'ven part master photoplay
comes to 8lem direct after its phe
nomenal success in Portland and (Se
attle where it received the undivided
praise of all the newjper critics and
the public flocked to sec it day after
day. A truly 1(H) pc-r cent pirtnre.
Ve I.-bertv TY-nfcr.
FRANK
MILLS
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Fcr Year Benefit at
Regular Prices
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