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THE DAILY" JOURNAL. GALEM. OREGON, WEDME8DAY, SEPTEMBER 30) 1903"
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Stockton &Co,
The Salem Store
A Sudden Realisation Coupled With
P,of.....
Tho merchants of Salem certainly renlizo tho superiority
. of Holvorson & Co.'a goods. Thoy know we got a good thing
when wo nought this big stock, they admit it every time they
speak. Tho fact that thoy make a big spread over a little case
of goods that wo did not want is proof enough. Every dollar's
worth of goods that Holvorson & Co. owned was sold to us at a
great sacrifice, so wo havoithe big pie while othors have crumbs
Holverson's Immense Stock of Wraps and Ready
to Wear Goods
Was sold to us alono, and to prove what we say wo will make
a big display of them in windows as well as our store showing
big reductions which wo are making. The publio is wieo
enough to know right from wrong and will not bo duped by
drummers' tricks. Every day our great sales grow in popular
ity. Tho peoplo have confidence in us and are coming our way
Money Back if Goods are not Satisfactory
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SESSION
OF THE
PREACHERS
Methodist Conference
Met in Tnis City
This Morning
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Dressing Sacpties
80c Today
Halversbn's Prices on Them was
$.50, $.75, and $2.00
Pastors Warned They Must
File Their Reports Before
Leaving Appointments
Good stylos in Eiderdown and Stockinette trimmed in stitched
satin and ribbon milling. Colors blue, sink and rod
$1.60, $1.75, $2.00 values. Special 80 cents.
Great Reductions in Clothing, Shoes and Hats at the
( Stockton Stand
miuflAiiprd,
The largest and best stock of
silks in tho city is at your uit
posal at
Sale Prices
Those
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Hose
Aro going like fun. Wo aro do
ing this just to help fit out tho
cliildron for school.
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5c Ginghams
In patterns suitablo for waists,
wrappers, aprons and dressos.
See Those $8.95 ftlen's Suits at the Stockton Store
Ladies GOo
Undonvear
27c
Spun fired now
stock in nil
sizes. No odds
and ends
Ladies'
$4.S0
Jackets
Aline of Hol
verson's special
pick. Tho vory
latest for this fall.
The Store that Regulates Prsces
Seo whnt wo aro doing for tho public. Wo
will keep it up if you kcop coming.
Nervousness and Eye Strain
. go logethfr. We give particular attention to these com
plications. The nervous exhaustion which results from strain
upon the delicate muscles of the eye can only be understood
by a careful student of the nervous system. We have been
giving this particular studv our attention with results which
seem marvelous to those benefited with our new system and
specially ground lenses for these complications. If you have
tried various opticians and had no results satisfactory to you
don't give up until you have seen us.
C. H. HINGES, Pioneer Optician
. 88 State Strceti Next door to Laid & Busbs'Bank
v WHEAT MARKETS.
iQhloago, 8ept7"sV Wtmut. 77-i
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GOLD DUST FLOUR
Made by
THE 6IONEY POWER COMPANY
Sldnay, Oregon.
Ma4 for family use. uk your
ewxMjr for It Bran and
aborts always ou band.
A. T. WAIN Affent
Trcapxs Warning.
HubUm, with or -without dog, aro
warned not to trespass ou our premi
um, toadcr penaltx of tho taw.
XS4wk T. P. AND 11 WAUCHR.
THE SCHOOL X X
optnlnjrhas taken dace,
and mest of toe youotr Sa
lem veneration bad their
wants filled at tbe store
that gave racld service,
Intermlneled with court
eous treatment. Hundreds
of little beans teat racld
lyovcr tbe glorious lis
tablet values and esquls
Ite covers. Never was
tbere such a rush for them,
never, but still tbe stock
caa stand another heavy
rua today, every wast
can be filled today ao
shortages
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Pattons Book Siore,
The Oregon conforonce of the Meth
odist Episcopal church convened at
tho First M. B. church in this city this
morning, with an attendance of about
100 ministers, and as many lay dele
gates present. Bishop J. W. Hamil
ton called the convention to order, and
Ilev. C. A. Lewis, of Sellwood, was op
pontted conference secretary, while C.
E. Cllno was named as press commit
tee. After the sacrament of the Lord's
Supper bad been administered, the
conference opened Its busings ses
sion. Dr Mains, of New York, agent
of tho Mothodlst Book Concorn, was
Introduced, and addressed tho confer
ence briefly on tho splendid history of
that concern, showing that In 114 years
It had never failed to meet a ma
tured obligation, and ho detailed the
wonderful advance mnde in the his
tory of tho book concorn, starting
from a small beginning, and Increasing
until It was one of tho great business
institutions of tho twentloth century.
Itev. W. D. Pnrr, D. D., ngont of the
Church Extension Society, addressed
tho conference briefly, showing tho
condition of that socloty, and urging
tho ministers of tho conforenco to ox
ort themselves noxt year In aiding the
extension work. He expressed his sur
prise at the wonderful resources of
tho Pacific Northwest, and predicted
a glorious future for this country, In
which, ho stated, Methodism would
have a great part.
Bishop Hamilton, a most forcible
speaker, urged tho ministers to mako
their reports promptly to tho statistic
al secretary, so that all reports (jpuld
bo promptly tabulated, and ho warned
all that ministers who failed to nmko
required reports, could sccuro no ap
pointments for noxt year.
After tho disposal of tho business
of tho forenoon session, a special
mooting was announced for 2 o'clock
this nftornoon, whan statistical re
ports will bo recolvod.
' The most Important buslnoss of the
convention will be the looking after
tho futuro of Willamette University,
and tho election of four delegate,
two ministers nnd two laymen, to at
tend tho general conference of the.
church, nt Los Angolas, noxt May.
i Thtf ronferonco commlttoos, as np
potntod by Bishop Hamilton, are:
Standing Committees.
Auditing C. n. Crandnll. O. F.
Bound. J. W. McDougall. J. J. Walter,
It. K Dunlap.
Benovulonces, Church Extension,
Blhlo Tracts L. F. Belknap, M. T.
I Wlro. J. C. Giogory. D. I Shrodo, J..B.
Stark. Alfred Thompson, H. Ohrg, J.
M. Sweonoy.
nooks and Porlodlcnls Jns. J ocrc,
S. Bnyder. Nl J. Hnrblt, Andrew Mon
roo. C. T. McPherson.
Chinese Work C. K. Cllno. F. L.
Young. S. F. Clomo. E. C. Alford, W.
W- Edmonsou, Geo. H. Bennett
Conference Stewards Ti L Jones,
O. I Hamilton. U C. Zimmerman, W.
T. Korr, R. C. Ulaekwoll.
Conferunce Relations B. F. Rqw
land. A. J. Holllngworth, E. GlUlns, J.
T. Abbett. W. 1 Holllngshoad. D. O.
Stephens, 0. A. Stockwoll, C. A. Lewis,
C. P. Hamilton.
Education Genoral and Local. F. A.
& S. K. Society E. B. Lookhart. H. J.
Talbott, J. R, T. Lathrop, W. B. Hoi
llngshoad, W, H. Selleek, B. J. Hoad
ley, M. C. Wlro, B. P. Rowland. R. A.
Booth. P. L. Moore, John Parsons, W.
11. Odell, John Reynolds, Gabriel
Syke.
ttpUcupal Fund W. U. Moor M l
Hardluckam. R. A. Urtatol. S L. I.e.
I Upwerth Lsh-N. J. Harblt. J K.
Hawkins. K. F, aiwmWBwn. If. U St.
Clair. G. H Frees. K. Oltttns.
Mtualns a L. Hamilton. C. E.
OrauOall, R. Booth. S. R, Msmlager. D.
H 1.M1R.
Miaaton Work. Indian, W F. M. S
and W H. M. S. Hiram GouW. C. A.
Hotiatl. . 11. Bryant. W. B. Pepper,
8 K. Memlngor Andrew Mpnroo.
DouiMtlc Mlastons Presiding eld
vr. Speolal Charltttja B. P. Pek. J. W.
MoDougall 1. a Driver, a U Sbrode.
l.w DavU. W. J. WalUt. Alfred
TheHipson. H. T. Atkinson,
labile Worship-n. A. Watters,
John ParsoM, W. S. Gordon.
RutfB P. L. Moore.' It p,
Rowland. Jl C Wire. M. L. Harding-
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Consumers please take notice
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Desiring to serve our customers to
the best posslblo ndvantngo, we havo
decided to adopt tho COUPON system
for Ico sales. This Is In use by prac
tically all of the progressive dealers,
and hns been found roost satisfactory
for both dealers and customors.
Commencing on October 1st, theeo
COUPON books will be for sale, and
all family customors purchasing In
quantities of less than 100 pounds
must secure one of them, or mako
cash payment.
Tho books contain COPONS of tho
denominations of G, 10, 25 and GO
pounds, and are good for 200, 300, 500.
1000 and 2000 pounda They can bo
obtained from the drivers or at our
office, and If paid for in cash a dis
count of FIVE per cent is allowed.
Credit will be extended to approved
parties, but books will be charged at
face value. No deliveries made for less
than 10 pounds.
Wo thank the public for the patron
age extended to us In tho past, and It
shall be our endeavor to treat out cus
tomers In such a manner as to merit
tholr patronage In tho future.
Any compfatnto should bo referred
to tho ofllco at once, nnd they will re
ceive prompt attention,
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Turn over your
accounts and notes to
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experienced collectors
No charges unless
a collection is made,
culto 4 27GH Commercial St., or
'Phono Main 801'
VAN ALSTINE, GORDON & CO.,
A. R. MORGAN & CO., Managers
Dned Pfftmes.
Dried Prunes
Dried Prunes
Call and see vs before you
sell your Crop
James M. Kyle & Co
J 75 CommcrcfalSt.
Sacred Heart Academy
Your Stepmother.
Is still hero, and as busy a
ever. When your clothes are worn
and dirty, or tho buttons off
take them to her, at tho Salem Dyeing
and Cleaning Works. Repairing and
rellntng; new velvet collars put oo
overcoats; also tour suits a month fot
tl. Callod for and returned.
MRS. C. H. WALKER. Prop.
195 Commercial Streot
hnm. II. Oherg, S. II. Greonloe.
Rofors C. E. Cllno. J. J. Walter, H.
J. Talbott, I. D. Driver, A. J. Holllng
worth. J. II. Skldmoro, W. S Grim.
Postofflcos Wilfred Smith, D. L.
Flolds, W. W. Edmonson, W. F. Rog
ers. II. L. St. Clair.
Twentloth Century Debt Paying For
ward Movement J. II. Skldmoro, D. L.
lFelds. Wl S. Holcomb, F. L. Young,
W. T. Korr, J. R. T. Lnthrop, A. C.
Falrchlld.
Sunday Schools W. II. Myars, I II.
I'ederson, C. M. Bryant, J. C. Gre
gory. W. II. Sollock. M. L. Harding-ham.
Hon. E. M. Crolsan has returned
from a month's stay at Seaside, and Is
entirely recovered from his recont
spell of Illness.
SALEM, OREGON.
For terras,
Reopens Sect. 14th
address
etc..
SISTER SUPERIO
Ftcsh
Chewing Chocolate
and
Chocolate Creams at
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Edward Ellis.
144 State St.
Foflty
Men
Wanted
Forty men on powerhouse
construcrion work at Sllver
ton Common labor, carpen
ters, bricklayers and other
mechanics wanted at once.
A. B. Kurfy SUverton, Ore.
Second
Hand
Sewing
Machines
Wo havo qulto a number of oxccllont
sowing .machines all makes, that wo
will sell cheap.
Fall sowing coming along now
makes It worth -while.
Drop In nnd seo them. No harm if
you don't buy.
F. A. WIGGINS
Implement House.
255-257 Liberty 8t, 8a!em.
Farm Machinery, Bicycles, Automo
biles, Sewing Machines and Supplies.
N. H. Burley
Sewing Machine Repairing.
gaiiau8tanniBf iiai
fflnltal !i,..tB llomt Flavor snJ I
7 VdUlt(tl Quality. Order at 133 Z
RflKPrv P.?urt Street, for D'llvery I
r uonciv Waion.orask yourCrccer Z
J UlCdU.. Baker, Robert A$hfori. X
Bed Time
( take a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning I feel bright and my com
plexion Is better. My doctor says It
acta gently on tbe s.omache, liver and
kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxative. It
la made of herbs and Is prepared as
easily as tea. It Is called Lane's med
icine. All druggists sell It at 25c and
60 cents. Lane's Famliy Medicines
moves the bowels each day. If you
cannot get It, send for free samples.
Address, Orator Woodward, LeRoy,
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NEW TODAY
JPJBOKEJES BARGAIN HOUSE
Please take notice that Wednesday and Thursday
Will bo two great days for specials In evory department Dress goods,
silks, velvet c&pesp Jackots. hosiery, undorwonr, table linens, men's under
wear, children's underwear, fur capos.collarottes. long boas, silk and wool
waists. waisting8 In Bilk, wool nnd cotton, wrist bags, nock chains, kid
gloves and ribbons. Prions will be reckloasly slaughtered. No reserve Out
they must go. It Is room wo want now, and not goods.
$2.00 Long Fur Roas; salo price 98c Men's C5c best Overalls .... 39c
t.OO Fur Gapes; sale prlco $1.89 . 76c Auto Cap8i ,atost 39o
T"m ! &-I ntv4ita nVtultan snrl aiiin.
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neon, otnee uray diock. omce, vv j - v.....w. v-., .
phone No. 91. Residence phone No,
1221.
Wanted. W men at Oregon Nursery
Company. 9-30-tf
Wanted. A girl at the book blndry.
130 Court street, 9-30-3t
Board And lodging for two young lady
student; also board without lodg
ing. No. 19. 13th street Yew Park.
9--3t
Wanted. A girl or woman to do house
work la a small famliy; desirable
.place. For particulars apply at
' Journal office.
Mr. Meuhan'ff
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.ot liqtween
UftRQtt. sa 13th atnwt, and Sash and
Door ftotory.on Mill, a light groan
heevy elath Jacket Leave at Jour
sal offlce. 9-M st
45c Wool Dross Goods; salo price
Pr yard 36c
prlae
pr yard 4c
600 yards Outing Flannal; sale
price per yard 4c
Man's '4fp haavy Flatoad Under
wear ,. Mc
Chlblran's 3e FlMotd render
wear I5e
75o Blaok Mercerized Shlrta ....45c
$3.00 Blaok Mercerized Shirts . $1 SO
714 Laced Striped Curfaln Scrim,
per yard 4c
MM Whlto Bad Spreads; salo
prloe , 66e
7o Outing flannol night gowns 39c
3c Outing flannel underskirts ...19c
Mc AH wool French Flannels.
per yard 48c
3ic Blankets; sale prloe lOe Beat Sans Silk 2e
$1.36 Heavy Angora Blankets 75c 200-yard Beat Spool Cotton lc
$S.0O Jackets, latest; sale price.. $3.90 Best Sewing Silk, spool 4c
$6.50 BJaak Cloth Orepos; sale Ladle' Me Hose Supporters; sale
Prlee f $3.S0 prlco 15c
58 Tabja LJnen sa) gtlae, par,.. Chiyma'a lOo beat hosovaupporter8.5e
"anl ; ,.,.350, Bargains In every department
The Cheapest Store In the Northwest
McEVOY BROS.. l&T. or.
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