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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1908)
mm ,"'.-i' - . ! I DAILY OAPAL jrOtmKAL, SAMCM. OIMQOlf. THURSDAY, DECEMBER; 10, 1008. 8 M i FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY SHOP IN THE MoNljJJ save the worry of of the big busy Crowdg w i . i .11 . -j a,m -. aiaia clr-;ri-ttc aiv raaier in the mornings and nAvfr. ft i -- 4 avAnnrrmrr cav-ifi mnniArinu viti hiiii iiwa.. ui uiuawui waww--vaa . - ---- - "wwVa wiiciiro -. 11 ' H ! . ti . .:ii kia tr nmvhnAA manv Xma crifte that will mean a saving to the nurse. Rv: ... M b Vni 1VHHKIV -?V--lll VftJU WlftK UC ClIA .-W K w w - - , , 'WAJIIW H -.ll M.. ., - M Wl d,,.,. M rn . i prices are just as delightful as the presents - OS, I YOU GET BETTER SERVICE THE CLERKS ARE NOT Sn SHOP IN THE MORNING !M ' "JL : 'M h' r II ! &i , t r;,fei ti 6k 6 w : H , ...t n we H m r . 'i i I; :1 f, V. !'? w I a r I 1 1 i, ' w: P4! J affir .. ':-fc p ml ipMt V I n - Rl!A Children's Winter Coats Our fine big line of Woolen Coats for children; ages 6 to 16 years; a fitting Xmas present, appropii ate for these cold days and school wear, For FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY Less One-third Japanese Silk Waists Beautiful lace Yokes and trimming of embroidery, Values from $4,00 to $6,00, GRAND SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY. Less One-third For Men Only Sold to Men only HATS, . $3,00 Values In Black , Pearl and Tan. $! $2,00 Values Black, Pearl, Brown and Tan $ BLANKETS Fine White and Grey Blankets, full 10-4, 11-4 sizes, usual $3,50 values, GRAND. FRIDAY BAR GAIN DAY ).68 BEST TAFFETA RAYE SILKS Our grand line of colored' Crown Taffeta Silks in a varied line of shades; full '19 inches wide; the best 85c Silk on -the market, FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY. FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY SILK FLOSS Cushions, just the opportune offering before Holi 18-inch size Muslin covered - 20-inch, size - Muslin covdred ... 22-inch size Muslin covered . 19c . 24-inch size Muslin covered 39c 68 c Yd LADIES' COLLARS Laundered collars " with turn over of lace, usual 65c Values 'Friday only - 19c 35c Values Friday only Embroidered Collars values to- 65c, the well-known Kelser high-grade styles FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY ONLY 19c For Men Only THIS FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY Wn, i. i!ll o.. 4 mr-fti ... .. wo w, una. iu .MEN UNLT-adfe swell line ot Men's Neckwear, values to ft elusive stores' price, for this day only, on 35c Stylish Shoes for Wc FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY. We offer for this Special Day $3,00 and $3,50 Shoes from our choice stock in Patent and Kid, Lace and But tons, new Fall styles, 0.28 tetfj' XSU&L& fmwrfamreo f rW m jry Ii m BPa HEMINWAYS celebrated Spool Silk Our superb stock a choice selection of all col ors, Black and White and not a joblot of old shop-worn stuff Ours all new direct from factory, thus saving every discount) at 5 Sp. A3&& ooooooooooo o CITY NEWS " ooooooooooo WtMilliur ForocnM ' I'a I r tonlKlit ami Krlilny. i After Jftnunry 1, 1000 Tfao homo of Win. Drown, 57S Btao Btroot, will bo for rent. For IjartlouluiB lnqulro nt rosldonco, 578 ptato Btrcot, or ot offlco, 129 Com jnorclftl Btroot. 12-5-lw M. AV. A. Toko Notice Important Imslnons and election ot QfflcorB, Thnrsduy ovontng. - IJy or jlur of ninnngor. 12-9-2t Do It Now Do wlint? Huvo your pictures framed by tho Houbo FurnlaUlng Co, Tim Kt'Ktilar Mooting Of tho Womau'B MUalonnry Soclo ty of tho First Froabytorlnn church, will bo hold In tho church, parlors Friday aftornoon at 2:30. A full at tondanco la doelred. (Jot Dainty Oval Frame n all flnlBhos from tho Houbo Fur nishing Co. Hluifcr, tho Hnmon Man Now Is tho tlmo to got your hoavy draft and plow hnrnoas. Beat Btock In town. Wo Buy Haw oak mouldings and flntuh (htm to harmonlzo with tho pictures, Tho Houbo Furnishing Co. Mih. Ittor Told tho convention of ladles that tho doctor said that good coffee, nrnporly nmdo, would not hurt any ono. Sho said to buy Folgor'a Gold on Gato wholo roust; havo tho gro , cors grind It, or grind It at homo. Don't Dolay Don't dolay .what? Your plcturo framing. Get tho Houbo Furnishing Go.' at work at onco. Get Voiv Glasvnre And lamps for your Christmas proa onts nt J. A. Patterson, 285 North Commercial Btreot. IMillomatli Croamery . . I)uttar for tho t.od table. AJk your grocor. . A. Patterson, 285 North Commorclul street. Good Nlco Lliu Of Holld poll8hodpdk , rockers, n good and useful Christmas prosent, at J. A. Pattorson'H;a North Com merclnl stroot. . "S Now Housos n Always for salo Company, Vggot Liunbo' Holiday Gom1s In crockory and rLlnawaro at J For Anything In tho grocory lino, froah- egga and country buttor, cnJI on J. M. Law rence. Phono 311. For llont IJnrn and two or throe light house keeping rooms. Depot Hotel, near S. P. depot 12-10-3t Itwliy Heliukoit ItnrleiJ Tho romalns of MIbs Rttby Holm ken woro b-urlod nt Turner TucsJay, tho Prosbytorlan minister ofllclatlnf. It was for many years tho homo of tho Helmkous, and a largo mimbor of frlonds nttonded tho funoral. Mis? Holmkon was 23 years old, and suf fered from heart trouble, which cnurd her to fall out of a boat and drown In Coos Day. Her father, Har ry Holmkon, wont to Coos Day, and had tho body recovered and brought homo for burial. Tho family are well known horo, and now rosldo nt Woodburn. Many frlonds at all these placoa deoply sympathize with tho family In their great loss. o KLINGER-GRAND THEATERRE-OPENS Salem hnB Increasod bo remark ably In a theatrical way that tho Nlokelodlon thonter on State strcot, which haa occupied tho Kllngor Grand thonter building will be ro moYod and n stock company will be gin playing thoro next Monday night. Eric Kleppln will bo tho manager for the syndlcnto operating tho thoator. Tho George W. Lowe company will start tho ball rolling noxt Monday night. Tho stock com panies will bb changed semi-weekly. OOOOOOOOOOO PERSONAL MENTION ooooooooooo Conrad; ICrob Is In Portland on buslnoiu. , Mrs. F. B. Smith Is visiting In Kn-' Keuo. . Cliaa. Thackor Is In SodavIlI for a fow days. John Stelwer Left this morning for Portland. F, ZlmniJtsrmam In In Hubhurd tor tho day. W. H. Dancy left this morning for Hubbard, Mrs. Fred M Perkins Is v<lng rolntlvea here II. F. Ponnobaftor Iu In Woodburn ob business John Sutherland, of Marlon, was Id tho. city today on businoss. A. M. Golns, of Jefferson, is attend lite tho dairy convention, Mlsa Mary Drlscoll has gono to Chemnwa to visit frlonds. Judgo H. Overton, of Woodburn, was horo on business yesterday. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Fltzpatrfclt left last night for Junction City. MIra Blma LaFollotto Is visiting Mrs. Aopinwall In Drooks for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Dalcom were vlsltlns at tho reform school yostc-day. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Albert returned from a short stay In Portland last night. W. L. Jones, of Jefferson, Is In tho city today, attending tho Stato Dairy Convention, County Judgo Dushey wont to Portland this morning on business pertaining to tho county. Mrs. R. Sayre went to Portland to day to hear Madame Nordlca, and visit frlonds. Mra. C. Durroughs and Mrs. R. Anderson nro In town today on busi ness. Mrs. H. L. Earl and Mrs. M. E Rloore, of Tumor, wore hero on business yesterday. J. A. Anderson, of Portland, who was In the city yesterday, left last night for Now Mexico Mrs. IIozol Robertson and Mrs. Georgia McKay, of Turner, wore Bhop ping In tho city yesterdny. Mrs. Dr. Grlfllth and Mrs. Frank Meredith left last night for a day's visit In Eugene. Henry Meyers left last night for Poctlaud. Ho will iend sovernl days dwelt hunting on tho Columbia. Kev. Han- G, Lou wont to Portland last night to attend to business' per"-' taiuini; to his ulmruli work ..' 41 . ;. CJyjlo Morgnu, who cumo.- hoia f'loiiv Eugene a short tlmo ago, le'ty last night for Albany on bnisluosil '' Mr. and "ilr IL. L SchonkiJiava gono tp Marlon t'o visit for.('ora ."7, lim Mra p, F dnu .'i., j mnl and' J. Stockor, ( airs. ni. i nomas,, aiier visiung-uor r,u..r. t,nr .in,. In M,i tiw.fmu.r..i Bon, John .Thonlaa, for a few days, bf Mra Hondur80ni Whicli. took place tlu) proBpocta of ostabllshlng a whole sale furniture nnd. drapery Iioumj. Senator T. Dr Kay loft for San FraucLco on a business 'trip (lait: rovVnlng. v, '. MLJh Dorulao UlnoMvhci'lIas bo'in omiloyod In tho local telephone of flco, ptl this morning to uiako her jhoiiio.dni Pprlhuu isnor. oi juuor ot Sweet Home, hns roturnwd to hor homo In Tumor . MVh. J. H. Hampdbuvaftor attend.-1 Ing to buHfnesB mattora horo', Ijob re turned' to her homo Irr Jefferson. '"Mrs. W. U, Tato has roturnod to her homo aftor visiting- her son, F. M. Tntu; Irr Portland', for three weeks Mr. and" MrB. F. F". Booth havo gono tc their homo 1 Lebanon, after working- hero during- tho summer John SrnallmanP proprietor of tho Smallmnii Houbo of Woodburn, was In tho city yesterday. Mlbses- Graco and" ETsfo Mmndlngor of Grants Pasa, will be tho guests of Mrs. John Dlwer for a fAw days. Mfsa Ada Baorlngor, of Corvallls, who has been a guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. James Walton, Sr.,' loft today for Portland. Mrs. C, M. Lockwood and E. T. Adair loft thla morning for Portland to attond tho Nordlca concort this evening. Mrn E. Ellis, who has been vlalt Ing hor bI tor, Mrs F. Fresh, noar Sublimity, for about a month, haa returned to hor homo. Mrs. A. Boutin and Mr. T. Boutin, who woro In tho city yesterday on businoss loft last night for St. Louis, Oregon. Mrs C W. Ronnor, who has beon tho guest of Mts. Carlo B. Shelton for a w ok, returned to her homo In Portland last night, Mr. and" Mrs. F. S. Schutz, who havo beon visiting Mrs. Schutz's pa rents, and Mrs. A. J. Cook, loft yo terday to roalde in Portland. Mr and Mra. R. L Coo were visit ing Rev. and Mrs. Frank Neff yes terday. Thoy left last night for thel, homo In Woodburn. Mr3. J. G. Flake and llttlo son ro turned yesterday afternoon from Tangent, Or., whoro thoy have boon visiting. Miss Maud Smith returned with hor, and will bo her guest. Wm. McKondry has been im-.tho oUy the past two days locking oyer at 0 o'clock. Uonry Gas,, who haa bcou looking ovor tho country,, left, yesterday af ternoon for his. homo In Dorburtown, Ohio. Ho will return, with his fami ly In a abort tlmo and mako tho Cherry City hla future; homo Attorney M. W Smith and daugh tor Marlon, roturned. to their homo In Portland last nlgbt Mr. Smith ar gued a caw In tho supremo court Wednesday. Mrs. Kato Miller, who has beon visiting. Mrs. John Hughes and other relatives In the oltyr went to her no-v homo In Eugene- this morning. Sho recently camo from Eaatorn Oregon. Mr. and Mra. Floyd A. Roborteos, of Stayton, paoned through tho city yesterday en route to Portland. Tbov will return -In a few days and bo guests of Mr. and rMs. J. C. Robert son. Mrs. '. C Smallman and two chil dren, who havo beon visiting Mm. Smallman'a parents, Mr. and Mra. W, E. Thomas, of Stayton, for a week, havo roturned to tholr homo In Sa eom. C. F. Slpes left this morning for Tumor. Ho recently camo to Port land from Kansas, and says ho la much pleased with the Cherry City, and will probably locate here. Mr, and Mrs. T. A. Llvesley went to Portland this morning to meat Mrs. Llvosloy's parents, Mr. and Mrs G. W. DoBeck, of Vancouver, who will return with them and be their guests for a few days. L. L. Roney, of Eugene, was here yesterday at tho bedside of his wlf-' father, Captain John Daker, who I 111 nt his homo on the Garden Road. Captain Daker l 83 years, old, and 's Qno of the best known pioneers of Salem. 77-07 For Stovo Woo-i And -coal caimL98,ttVoget'. Lumber Company, MAlUUElli ItAMSDELN'-WILSOS-iH of tho bride's pmal Mrs E. WIUoB.'tat.'l this county on Wd cember 9, 190,. son was uniusf fa i George W l tfnlght of taktftjj coremony. f& families nere - was serwd l nnd it was a hMWi! present, Tte joufj rosldo ou tte A" Wi of. Salem. "nfiat WALKER-ToMr wl Walker, Ml Wednesdafi Detf.i" 1HER LEABO-Nrab UH 7 1A08. at tb W noar Lelsni 0r rolling over aim. cniom WednesdiJ burial will be tt J cemetery, the Ium' today. (Tburdij j Itlgdon's m" .. tat Tciri. U Tu-rt slstert, o" En Mra. Mary C. M i.l .frPL I" Elizabeth Uil' Oresop. N ..... trMki' szir 29. Commercial " - MnNtY TO TH0S.K.H OTerUddB"n O O O O 0 0 0 ' ..ruiTnnlf! O NEW - . n 0 0" 0 u " For S-IC-Wyllfa nor cord. n 1790 State"" a cords of ' Must . r I