Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-16
District Attorney UpjOhn, of Dallas,

was visitor here yesterday.
DR.. U. H. Cooper of Portland, is
transaeting business in the city.
County Commissioner Beckwith was
here yesterday looking after business
matters.
Attorney VIM. P. Lord, Jr., of Port
land, was here yesterday attending to
legal business.
Miss Mae Kruze left this morning for
Portland to visit her sister, Mrs. Geo.
William, formerly of Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Shurley, of Wood
burn, were in the city this morning
looking after business matters.
Misses Helen, Florence and Gail Ut
terman, of Portland, passed through
Salem this morning en- route for Eugene
where they will visit friends and rela.
tives
Fred Holslinger, former Salem lad,
but now miner in Southern Oregon,
is in the city visiting Old-time friends
for a few days. When Mr. Holslinger
left, he weighed about $50 pounds. He
now weighs close on to 230.
An unruly horse made things lively
at the intersection of State and High
streets this morning by attempting to
kick the driver out of the buggy seat.
The animal let fly with both feet sew
eral times, but did not succeed in reach
ing his master. A few good licks with
the whale.bone soon brought the ami
NAL to allfours again, but for time
it looked dangerous for the driver,
Mrs. G. o. Rice and Miss Florence
Cunningham went to Portland this
morning to visit friends for several
days.
DR.. Sleeves will go East July 20. He
will spend one month in Eastern elm
les, and will return September /.
Select from a variety of iron, brass
and wood beds. Best values are here,
Whether the price be $3.50 or $75-
at Imperial Furniture Co., III North
Liberty street.
Mailman & Hill have an up.to.date
sheet metal and plumbing shop at 642
North High street. Phone amin 1896.
BE sure and have your watch thor.
oughlS overhauled before going on your
outing trip. See Rollins, at Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Examine the bulbs in your home
now, and consider the 66 per cent loss
that is involved, month in and month
out, if you are using carbon lamps. See
Pettingill, 1876 North Liberty street.
The "Peerleas" has been greatly re.
duced in price.
The hot weather seems now to be as
it brings with it the same
old pests Try Entomocide for flies,
fleas, mosquitoes, ants and moths. It
Is guaranteed by p. s. shafer, the sad.
de and harness man, 1877 South Com.
mercial street.
At the home of tho Victrola, 521 Court
street, you have the opportunity for
and investigation of the
very latest development in musical in.
'truments, R. +, Peters carries the
most complete assortment, keeps in
'lose touch with the very latest attain.
nents and the most advanced ideas Of
construction. Call for a demonstra.
lion.
Remember that we carry for your
outing trip, foods that are ready for
lse, The convenience does away with
lot Of bother to whoever prepares
he meals. Visit the delicatessen de.
of the Sunset grocery, 1el
South Commercial street.
A thin slice of our breakfast bacon,
Drowned to a turn-what can be more
and tempting to the lag.
ying appetite' Have you tried it1 If
iot, order now, from the Independent
Market, 255 Ferry street.
You talk Of feminine standards and
standards We talk Of but
me standard, and that is La Corona.
b. NJ. Reagan, editor and general
manager of the Albany Herald, one of
he brilliant little papers of the state,
vas in the city Tuesday and frightened
he Capital journal sanctum for few
moments by droppinp in 10 saw bello