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Vs 500 pairs rtniss'es,rand, children's (fast dye fine ;yj
' , T Tine .fianiH i lenees. ivThe best I
r ?' V 25c Hose in town.4: Special ; for Thursday, the ( .
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Three Pairs for 50 Cents
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$1.50.Yafd-Yidc Silk
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Washable Rajah Silk' and the
yard-wide -Pongee and -Black
Taffeta Silks, . in ; most, desir
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viv n to; $L50.iSpecial
for Thursday, the yiQQ'l
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Embroidery Salp
For. Thursday we offer 3,000 'yards of fine Cambric,
Nainsook .and.'Swisf Embroidenes,? 3 to 11 inches wide ;
wide range of new patterns to select from. :t
The yard, values up to 25c. . , .'. . Z. : '. . ". ... .1 1 JfC
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-35c Cdrssl Covers
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rr Cnver. trimmed in Val.
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laces and beadings, ribbon tape
and bows. . Excellent 35c values.
ClnnA accnrtment to chOOSe from.
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Special for Thursday t. . O
25c Sleeveless Vesls
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Ladies' full-bleached Sleeveless
Vests," crocheted yoke and arm
holes," niefcerired ape; regu
larly worth ;25c r Spe- 1 l '
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Bear in mind that tiie KarcKlapr C have -no connection, whatever, wth
to late Golden Eagle. Weealin dependable merchandise -.onlyj and -.we
'3 f .: .M.nUt. efJefartinn or vntir. rrionev : hack, f
mean wnat wc aQvcroscow" -----
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" X7;A fProsperily
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THFRrT; feCl.4
intiie RIJKvP5ar
' . " B.' J.-. F.-. & ' v .
Httvcn b cralied th.t Mrs. Pat b
ton. Her PuJ Tanqueray Uft
voloAlaa. 'Another : aucB Derrormano
aa in woionoua ura. tDcirann,- mo
I 'ahouM ha.va ban lifalaaa alaa. In
Th 8eoon4 Mra. Tanqueray w had
a character that la on or tne moat
lntereatlBa-' and ' aDDaallna la modern
drama, dlaappol'ntlnf aa It proved to
be In the end. In Mra. ' Kbbunlth we
were ooniinuatiy loomng xor in vim
erent that wae about to occur but
nu ' At A Vf r m I'a mnK.!!'. nrnmia
eory not waa elgned and wltneaeed In
due form ao long aa we looked at It
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Caaale Chadwlckina; . ua. That -le we
could not until ahe chucked the Bible
Into the fire and then like Jack Horner
atuck in her thumb and pulled It' out
again. No one could have been lft
ftfrw that Th. wnrit ll
expected and the worat happened.
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J U.l WllABk ill I. 1 IJIVIU .1.1 .BU ... W ww
Vlth Aanea tbbamlth. neither you nor
I nor I'lnero hlmaelf know. It la a
character run 01 poaaiDuuiea, oecaun
Mr. nnero baa aketched a point here
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sua uierv vuv ivr . .
Aa. .... . fPk.t tm Wll.aa If aa
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Campbell aete In her work. 80 far ee
Acn U m mor wonderful ezunpU of
nr mr( ina , nr rui. i -
But Into It Mra.' Campbell puta a ahad
Inr and croaa-hatchlnr, a wealth of
light and ahedow. that makea hor
Agnea one of the flneat portraits of the
a...M.a.aa.nna w aatAWA rTHmih tl. rlrC
yVII ftVIUIVI -aV. ft..-Bv. ...w.-aa - ' '
and second act tt was marvaloss. m Tnt
third was equally Interesting until the
poor women Duuea oer umu aiiii u
stone wall of Pin pro again. Plnoro
j Mnw bikU tha t r 0
PKIU, JL ill VW uisj 4Jiii aavv
OL. VA A at aka W IMi lrt 1 1 f11 1
again. And after that there waa noth
ing more to do but to put on the In
evitable black dress and foUow lnatruc-
tions 'tnat lanaea nor in nrui v
illf DCVU1IU iUI tttlBJUUM
bad play. It is not even Interesting
side from Mrs. Campbell. Ita dramatlo
l.allaa . mjttltm tlA MJ fat II 1 1 V
that the seamy side stands revealed to
the. merest) novice, noi ronrw
tiresome play but aa a badly written
play. The cheap melodramtlo appeal
I' .w a. AHHU.nilAn.llt. n tha hAl nollol
failed to isse. 1x01 or
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play. The cheap melodramtlo appeal
to the conventionality of the hoi pollo
contained In the Bible Incident utterly
a i . a i a.a.1.. VTaa. akwafta. a. .A.. Af
people applauded and they eat In the
testlmonlai to the intelligence of the
audience. The cheap trick fell abao
lutely flat , .....
Mra. Ebbsmlth as a play. Is decided
ly uninteresting. Mrs. Campbell as
Agnes is wonderful. Neither sp hand
some nor so well gowned aa In Tan
queray the "beautisslmo" decollete
over which everyone on the atsge went
Into raptures was hideous she never
thelesa gavs a performance that was
a personal inumi, -.
Lucaa Cleeve did the beat he could
. i .. w.a iinwnrthv. Mr.
Kent. a thn doddering old duke of St.
Olpherts raliea to " S'
coKventionsl than Mr. Plnero Nr it,
but spoke distinctly. Margaret Wat
o. letter laat nltht as Gertrude
Thorpe than she was In .the previous
oerrormance. oui v ni -
Campbell and, Charles Gsrry gavf a
wretchea porrormance. 1
worae oui ui . . .
discussions in which they enKM were
IntelllalDie noi oaiuo wi ' f""
llsh accent mind you. but because they
J'"'.'. -"11 follr an that invflia
beyond the fourth row could under
laat oerformance of the companya en
laai Vci ' 1) ,,. . warrant
gagemeni ui -. v i- , -he onlv
JomVrt was thi heVriVVery little of
Ebbsmlth that is worth listening to
anywayr And that was carefully de
llved in Mrs. Campbell's best style. ,
PAY LAST TRIBUTE
TO TILHOII F
Marion County Bar Associa
tion Adopts Memorial -'
of Eespect.
Out of respect for the lata TUmon
nr. Rialem. who died April 1, the
Marlon County Bar aasociation, Aaa
adopted a memorial of respect, prepare
by a committee consisting of M. a
Pogue. U H. McMahan. George .G. Bur
nett. William H. Holmes and George G.
Bingham. The memoir was inci-lbe1
in the records of the circuit court of
Marlon county, and copies aent to me
upreme court and newspapers. .
gome of the more important events
In the interesting life of Mr. Ford are
spoken of. especially his early strug
gles to win in the battle the western
pioneer ad"to fight in tho forties and
fifties.. He worked at the same desk In
Salem for neany as years,! gains: m
university In 1879. He was lonjr reco
ORD
after his graduation from Willamette
university in isv. iwiyr iwy-
county, and had a state wide reputatpn
as an' advocate. The memoirs aay "he
grew to manhood with this western
commonwealth, a part of it and left
his Impress on its policies in tha courts
and in legislation.'' v : m
at one time a member of the state
legislature. Ha was a charitable man
but bis modesty obscured many of his
acts of kindness. In closing the memoir
says: "Tilmon Ford was the product
of pioneer conditions and illustrated
.ft.a. ...all.t.a A MaftM a Vllat lmaft Ktf
I integrity and candor In all his dealings
i ' with other men."
SALE ON LEGHORN FLATS H
FOR MISSES AND j
fHII liREN
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Imported Leghorn Flats
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On; Saturday Afternoon at 3 P. M.
Sprilll 1908
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