Weekly Oregon statesman., March 21, 1905, Page 8, Image 8

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A shoe wHch has. the essential qualifications of s 'Standarti
ooitendnw a tes cf more than a fiinglejteaoaahdjwith an-,
.. ry"B ?xcjienc prove its worth from,eTery standpoint.-
, The ctfffuti hoe ?f today is the resuW of twetitj - yf ars of,
con. stent effort toward excellence, and whitman thoM have
atjrl e some fit and comfort, and others wear, the combination
of term, comfort and enduring qualities in. the i Stetson " shoe
; has made it distinctly a standard among the i most critical
buyers.-,. ' ,;-! t'.''-7' !?:.v'iv-y;;; --'f
atetson hr$$ are" built entirely cpon cnstom lastsdesighed
by masters of shoe craft, and only in the fint forms of custom
made goMjg can their equal in material and workmanship be
found, and then al double the coat or more. v - :
The Ktetsoh shoes and Oxfords are, without question, the
. best inJjne'ica fottheprices--$5JX)and$600.
. We also have tb famous -BAttBY SHOES" for men at
1360 and $4J0 a air.. j 1 : - -
Then the refibped Selz shoes, li.50 to 350. .VEvery 'palr
is backed by e guarantee as good as a government bond.
; c Dressy Fellows
7' 50c to 03.5 O v
:;C0;.l!!ISSI0IiE(18:Croffl
JlAltCaTS2iJ, 1903.
v
V . ?: Embroidered, and plain pongee, ' im-
J ;.'. V'!'-.. ported madras, ete. ;;" :v;-
The Old White Corner
- r -.- . . - : ;r- . t -
Oalcra, Oregon
13.05
1.45
3.00
6.00
Jim 191 TS Sitri s-f
MDAjta Iila4IM.aMltitfaUt tt
tam(iMi fc jttafra. IT Ml Illflil tmm mtt il
Bold ) Salem fcy 8L OL 8toa
;";V' .JBsaknlihws"...: v;-
Conntj of tUkas $ 2133.. $ 2L83
Couttr of Liaa 795.53 ,
Uaxby JLtifflber Co...- 15M
bean. A t. .1 . 1330JW)
CatL lap. Co. : . .
Cp.JaCoi.f..,i;
CU riett. C ;.. 7. 1 .
I Dariin, inkier -. . . . .
Darlins, P. L.'. . . . . .
I Dr dal, C. i I. . . .
Dner, ELi . . . ..
Illoffsutn, -Cheater. . .
'Huffman, Tied
jWordenE. ..f......
Joi$ ensJW ' C V. ....
t lilac k, Wm. '.i. .. .. .
t Albright ' Jaeqaet..
I Welca .....
I ekbartr' P :
Hanaon, H. ........
Herrick. B. IV Jr...
tHolt Mfy. Cb. . . . . .
nunt, J ohn
Jeter, J.' B. .......
. Jefferion Mill Co...
Kigef, JB, W.
-Lmbert,lJ., S. . . . ."
) La ; Brun, Chas. ....
! he-nifr J. G
iLiehty, Henryj ..
Watera. r, W.
citj r Aurora r . . .
t ity of i Butteville, .
' Caty ' of .-Gervaia - . . .
City of -Hubbard;,..
City of jefferaon
City of ML Asge..
City ot ,Woo4burn. .
City of SUvertoto...
; Xewis' and Clark; ralr.
Bay, J.E. .
Couaty Ooart ju& Commfiwitonera. .
Stateamaa Pub. Co..$ 28.25 $ . $S.
V . . , i '- : i ' ', '" : Kofer Bros. . .. 28.25
IIP StnnaN: (tntt frm:: liw
BYAN Wlira 20-BOTTKD BATTLE
HOT SPRINGS, Ark., March 20l
Tbe Sayrea-Byan boot , tonight i went
twenty rounds to a decision. Byaa waa
declared the victor. i : : . ..
70
5.25
ir.20
4.80
S0
. 2.00
.'".50
I JO
10
5.25
4.00
3.00
11X0
23.35
13.75
1.50
28.00
350.00
5.00
10
39.20
. 3.00
....$ 500.00
42.50
; 13.91
55.23".
79.11
88.50;.
67,7&
223.98 "
14J.I1
15.84
v 1330.50
. 3-00
273JS3
J3J03
' LA5
Cont'd
Cont.'d
, 5J25
55
12.20
, L20
40
30
2.00
JW
10
1J50
5.25
4.00
3.00
18.60
230
18.75
1.50
28.00
350.00
5.00
39.20
3.00
$ 500.00
42i0
13J1
-533
,79.11
WALTER MOP-LEY
: Tb Fence Man" -
- , - , :
haa juft Teeeired. a Var of woren
wire fence and a- ear of, hp wire.'
-Abother- ear of fencing to arriTO
Tarch 20. Buyvnow -at ' Facial
priee "A large itoek t pickets,
dressed lad ,iplit' post,; gates, gate,
hardware, ihinglee and all kinds, of
poultry fence.;. Air at lowest. prieeSf
Safctf Pence; Wcrks ;
GOVEUNOR SHOT
to u iiii' uL f AssASsnf MAitrs a
v TAiinfo 'ATTiarpT to mttb-
di bussian ornciAZ .
Eaters'-Victim's Office and Empties
Tbrea Chambers of Berolrer Into
s iiiaadoa's Person,- Infiictiiig Stxions
WoBnd--Is Arrested. ' -v
Bed mo n Bros. - 1 . ; .
Beigleman fc Smith.
BrynoMa, . T.'-'B.
Salem Iroa ' Wks.... i
Bcollard, Wm. : ; ; . . .
Wade A Co. ,'.i.V.f
Welch; W. P.;.:a
: ,; ;. ,, . xcust coort; .:
Brown, Emma M.; . .$ 410
MeClelUn, 1L T.f . . t -f 6.00
2.00
"i J0
51.50
38.33
2J!5
'0
10
2.00
a V -
36.38
2.25
.50
-L50
41.00
00
School Buperintendent's Account."
223.98
143.41
21.40
25.00
Current Kxpenae.
AVhite Pine nndfkr with
Menthol for Couhs and
Croup. .F. a. HASS, 96
SUte St., Salem, Or.
BALPODB, 60THRIB & CO
BUYEKS AND SHIPPERS OP
GRAIN
DEALERS IX
Hop Growers' Supplies
FARM LOANS
WAREHOUSES AT
TURNER, MACLEAY,
PRATUM, BROOKS,
SHAW, SALEM,
SWITZERLAND
Massftctcrert of "Royal" riser.
J.Q.QRAlnlAr.3
AGENT
t . . . - - -
loea a atrietljr eaeh bnsiaeoa; ewca j bnrghirdt 4fc Co. . ,.
no one, ana bo one ewos eauna .a i Calver,- jVj,; J,
larffa stock; ita ihelTes, . eooatera and f Dore, Mabel
show aaaea are loaded with drags, medi. j G4ult Print Co..
cinee, notions toilet artielea. Wins asfd j llerrick, B. B-, Jr..
Uqaors of ail kinds for medical pnr- Mcrary, J. u
posea isr. Dtone.is a regniar graduate
in, medicine and. haa had many -years of
experience In the . practice. Consult
tioni are free. . Preaeriptions are free,
aa4 ahIw Amita -vw t m 1Sala
(Dr. Stone can be found at hia drug
i store, 8alns, Oragoa, from e'x in the
morning ontil also at night,
TUB MASXETS.
9.00
25.0O"
4.02
39.75
3156
3.50
24.84
32.10
17.T0
5.00
01.80
2.10
5.00
92.60
10.23
March 20. Mar
LIVEBPOOL,
wheat, 6s 8d.
Chicago, March
i opened at $1.15
i 11V
..
. Barley 4347c.
n&g, $L26.
Northwestern, 1.382.
San lranciaco, March
Portland, March 20. Wheat Walla
Walla 85c; blueetem, 92c; valley, 87c.
Tacoma, March 20. Wheat Blue
stem, 94c; clnb, 86c
20. Odar wheat
and closed at
!0. Waeat
Local lUrkatav
' What 80 eenta.
- Oats 40 Vo'ax cents.
Hay Cheat, $10 to . 1030; clover,
$10.50 to $1 1 ; timothys $13 to $14.
Flour $4.40 per bbL retaiL
Plour City retail selling nriea, $1.15
1.30 per sack. -. , ;
MiU Feed Bran, f2Z.WJ per ton;
shorts, $25. .
Eggs 15 cents
liens 10 eenta.
Butter Country; 2023 cents.
Doeks 12 eenta.-
Pork Fat hogs, 44 to ,6c
Beef Fat. ateers, 1050 to 1250 - lb.
3H to 4e; eowa. 3.eeta. .
Mutton Choice wethers, 44e
pt lb. ; 'a:-
Veal 4fl eents. , , v
Apples 40 to 75e per boahel.
Potatoes- 40 cents per bOsheL ,
Hops 27e choice is offered. Growers
refuse below 30e. - ----.i;-- .is't
Moorea, B. E. . .. ..
Patton Bros.
lae. States Tel. t
Tel Co, .I..
Bolaad J. W.
Bodgers It Co.
Biehardson, W. i".
Scott, J. IL
Statesman Job Off.,
Siegmund, J. C
V " Court Hons Expense.
Bernard! A Xhtnsforu.$ .50 :
Blake McKall ft Co.. 170.00
Citiaena I A T. Co. . 68.90
nnghes, John, Co.. .
Johnson, f.W;E
Both A Qraber ....
Rodgera A . Co. ......
Salem Trnek & D. Co
Salem Water Co.. . .
Thielsen, H. R ....
Wade A Co,,B. M.. .
y ; - Poor Acconnt.
Chase A ISkaif e . $ 16.00.
Hlfih: M. tWI 110.48
Pac States T k T Co 10
Haleni.. Hospital .....
Salem T. & V. Co.. .
Schinld, 2 Ira. Jos...:
Wimpson, J. A.r Co
Smith, P. E. .........
Smith A Jones .....
Stockton & Co. . ....
3.65
6.40
.90
L50
G.50
13.35
125.00
2.25
4JL00
1.00
2.00
.7.50
80.00
18.72
2.45
Justice Court.
Bleakney, Lewis . - .$
Pound, P. U
Tucker, B. P. ......
Turner, JL-H. .
Meorea, W. A
Johnson, llvr A
Lichty, Alec?.
McCoTkle. M. A
Mason, (L
H. V. Bondy $
Morehotise, - A. .....
Mofehppsc, Boot. . .
.V-VU.M. . . ....
Kaudishauser.
a op ....
w. . . . . .
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
2,00
3JX)
130
18.25
19.00
15)0
5t0
3.00
3.00
32.25
10
3.00
1UJ0
$
9.00
25.00
4.02
39.75
34.56
5.50
24.S4
32.10
17.45
5.00
C1.80
2.10
5.00
92.60
10.25
J50
170.00
68.90
3.65
6.40
0
6.50
6.50
13.35
123.00
1Q.00
110.48
1.50
41.00
1.00
2.00
70
80.00
18.72
2.45
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
1.50
18.23
1.50
15.00
5 JO
3.00
3.00
32.25
1.80
3.00
. 1.50
Moorea, Mrs; E. T.. .$ i 15.00
Trust M. E. Church. 20.00
Mile, Ai W. ....... 24.00
) : Jail Account.
Culver, W, J. ....... r ' 82.13
, Election Expense.
- . Becorder's OfflceJ
llerrick. Jr, B. B.. .$ s 3.00-
- Coroner's OfBce.
Necdham, F. . $ J lSO
':"!:;';. Stock inspector., ;
Keeler, D. , D. ......$ 75.00
: "Current Expense.
Hofeir" Bros. .... . . .$ 57.50
Miley, Wm. 1.00
Bo ads nd Highways.
. 3.0O
2.00
2.00
4.70
7.70
13.00
3.55
6.00
. . 1.90.
1.70
. 1.70
. , 2.20
3i0
1.70
1.70
79.11 Mount, H. D.
es-50 Hibbard, T. B.
$ 15.00
20.00
24.00
$ 82.13
3.00
lJiO
75.00
57.50
1.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
4.70
7.70
13.00
3.55
6.00
1.90
1.70
1.70
2.20
3.00
1.70
1.70
Mees.,P. W. ......
Turner, II. II. .
Donaldson, B. O. . .
Moorea W. A. . .
Gibson, D. W. .....
J ohna, Eugene ....
Minto, H.-P.
Oibaoa, D. W.
Moores, W. A. ....
Cornelius .... . .". .
Hornback, J. . .
Marnacu . . .'.
' Beporta and Petitions.
In the-xnattoT of the payment of the
taxes of Jacob Stahley, sheriff. Or
uered. to remit same. "
In the matter of the purchasing of
exhibits for the Lewis and Clark Fair.
Ordered, that, the report of F. ' N.
Derby with, relation ".thereto be ac
cepted. , i
la the matter of the petitio of P.
IL Sfoat for rebate' of taxes. Dismissed.-:-'.
" ' . ; ' .i ' .. '
In the matter, of the report of D. D.
Keeler, stock inspector. Approved.
- In the matter, of county aid for Mrs.
Woodwprtb. Granted $5 per month un
til farther, order. ;. v.
In the matter of county aid for Wm.,
McFadden. ' Granted $5 per month un
til rurtner 'oraer.
In the matter of the acceptance of
deed from Ewaid Company to Marion
county. Ordered , accepted and placed
on record. , -a .
In the ..matter of . the petition- of
Union Light A Power Company for
transmission line between Silverton and
Salem and , over certain other public
highways. Granted.
In the matter of the petition of Emil
Schlaehter, et ai.. for the vacation of
certain county road. Continued. ,
In the matter, of county aid for Ella
Wilson. Aid continued until .further
order. .
. In the matter ot the petition of J. V.
McFarlane, ct al for the. right of way
for telephone line. Granted. ' , ,
In the matter-of the petition f
Parkeravillo telephone line lor right i
way. Granted.-- .....
Strikes Hidden Bodes.
When your ship of health strikes the
hidden rocks of consumption, pneomon
ia, et you Are lost, if you don't get
help from Dr. King 's New Discovery
for Consumption J. W. McKinnon, of
TaTledega Springs, Ala' writes:- "I
bad been very ill with pneumonia, un
der the care of two doctors, bat was
getting no better when I began to take
Dr. King's Nw Piaepvery. The tint
dose gave relief; and one bottle cored
. Sure cure for sore throat, bron
chitis, ."coughs . and eolds. Guaranteed
at Dsn! J. Fry 'a drag store, priee COe
and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
VTBOBG. ; European Bussia Mareh
20. Governor Miasodoff was shot "and
seriously- wounded today by a person
whose identity has not yet been ascer
tained. .The assassin, who is about 15
years old, obtained entrance to the gov
ernor's office and Ured three times at,
hjm, one "bullet - inflicting a - serioue
wonnd and the others slightly wound
ing the governor in the legs. The gov
ernor's' clerks snd secretary were fin
able to stop the would-be assassin, who
reached the street, where he was ar
rested without a struggle. The gov
ernor's condition is critical.5 .. "
The youth who shot the governor has
been identified as Malli Hjalmar Bein-ikke-.
who admits he is a revolutionist,
lie hails from Kurikke parish, in the
northwest part of Finland, but has re
cently been livinsr in Stockholm to
avoid arrest on acconnt of his revolu
tionary, ideas. He returned four days
ago to Finland by way of Tornea, and
apent three days in Viborg, but de
clines to reveal his stopping place. Gov
ernor Miasoredoff has been most ener
getic in the Bnssification of Finland,
and memorials have been sent to the
estates petitioning hia removal on ac
count of his alleged illegal methods
and the general condition in his prov
ince whieh were pronounced to be in
tolerable. Beinekke, who lost one of
his arms recently in a railway aeeident,
when asked if his name was Keiaikke
replied: "The police of Helsingfors
know me, my motive and the gover
nor's record." The crime was com-
mitted with an automatic pistol of the!
name type as the ono witn wnicn i
xioneninai assassinaieu oiniuen, toe
procurator general of Finland, on Feb
ruary o.
Ton Cannot Change
the course of a storm by tearing down
the signals that give warniug of its
approach. Neither ean you cure a
cold by teuiporsrily stopping a cousfu
with opium-laden "medicines." Al
leil'ti Lung Balsa nv, in which there is
uot opium, cures sore throats and sore
lniigs because it allays the inflamma
tion and rids you of the mueua that
stops up the air passages.
TALE OF GUILT
EX-CONVICT CONFESSES TO MUR
DER COMMITTED EIGHT
YEARS AGO.
f 1MPIAFED EVfirS ALWAYS MBELL
.The eyes, undoubtedly the most delicately aensitive oran in tie
' human Inxly'are perh:ij subjected, to '-more careless Jion-itt ?ntijn, to
say nothing of real abuse, than any other part of the bo.ly. It it fcma!
wonder that there are, more eye troubles each year.
-f We would emphasize "strongly the wisdom, of at
tending to pre troubles on their very flrst appearance. Many prton
, are obliged to wear gtassses pll tucir lives who niilit Lave vec,!o,l t0
wear them only a year or two if they ha.1 gone to tbe optirian t tho
first sign of the trouble. Our optical department i one of the Ixt
" equipped in Oregon, containing a very expensive outfit of l he. nut '
modern eye testing and eye fitting devices, aiid.wc absolutely guar
aatce a fit or no pay. Prices as reasonable as skill and care c:m allow.
Cor. State and
' Liberty Sts.
Salem, Or.
IIABBY S. HEW TO BE EN CHARGE
WASHINGTON, March 20. Secre
tary t'ortelvou rate tonight announced
that he had appointed Harry 8. New
vie chairman of the Bepubltean na
tional committee. Br reason of this
apj'ointnjent, New becomes the acting
chairman on Cortelyou s retirement,
whieh will take place in a few days.
Beantks
Sjgnatmre
sf ,
Tti Hind Ym Hati tlwats
WOLCOTT'S ASHES TS NEW YOEJ
All That Is Mortal of Late Colorado
Senator Brought to This Country
From Monte Carlo.
NEW YORK, March 'JO. The aLt
of ex-United States Senator CUarI
Wolcott of Colorado, who died at
Monte Carlo March 1, were l.rout
here by th? American line strainer St.
Louis, which arrived today fraj
Southampton. The St. Lou in w:t tw.
days latej having boon delayed fcy al
most continuous westerly gaU- with
heavy seas. ,
. This Is our old reliable three-spring Studebaker Vil.
lage Wagon. There are more of these in use in the
.Willamrtts valey than any other one wagon and you
can see them on Salem's streets at any hour, used as
farm back, delivery wagons or for any other purpose.
A good
Come sad sec these Sad the heavier sorts.
assortment now on hand. t . ? !',,
1
And here's the old reliable Studctaker
buggy-which we show lu all weights of. top buggies
: and runabouts.'!. r-,r .'r , 4 . it .
First quality second; growth .hickory rspoke . and
, felloes, heavy, yellow poplar body, with hard .wood
sills, made to stand rough usage sad yet comfortable
for light dtiving. . s
.'' Come and See.: :;' i.,; "
Then: there's eushioa. tired rnna bouts all grades from $870 up to 4190., : " - :
Stick seat ateel tired jobs at all figures, rurrie, delivery wagons and, in fact, anything on wheels.
We Want Jo showyou. rCall 'and JouTI be welcome. v .
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PATALUMA INCUBATOR
Captured thtand pVtie at the wdll
fir all Hhers inisctual test.
Send for eaUles r aU SM tkf
THRESH ERA1EN
W-4 ;
. You ought to CI jour cogM with fiwoa fid, valve lew HI pump.
.TouTl then know Jt is gttins; oil." Send for circular nud "you'll under
ntaud more. We'll to glad to ahdW you oot'ifyoa coma in.
Syracuse Chillhdt Plows
Our sprint trads ou the oldV&ibto line Tins "surrfll any previ
ous year thus far. Every man who buya one is an everlasting friend.
Try ono and joull know why. . , .
..' - "... . . t- . . - - -'... -. ., ..
A. W?0 Q!rj$; tSrjlirneiht . I loasc
Farm- MarulMry,, Vfblclss AntoaabiTct: ricrele, Be-wln Uacblnta
anu Bonaxitt. S3 Zbl Liberty Bt.
Keystone Fencing .
Is winning more friends every day.
You should see it if you're on the mar
ket for fencing.' It's a continuous
weave, and the .above eut shows how
the stay and the main wire is twisted.
Soon Be Cow Time
; '.--., ' ' . : -. . i .
. Cet ready: for- the. ecason
with a Sharpl-si Tubular Sep
arator, With a l.ow bun sup
ply can, , enclosed gears : rnn-"
ning in oiV, bowl, without a
lot of inside parts to foul and
..and take time in cleaning.
Bend for, circular or drop
ia and see. V" - ; '
i i
Says He Shot Companion and Threw
, Body Into Biver Glaring Eyes of
Dead Man Haunt Him Through
All These Years. i
We have just receive! another shipment of
Women
Oxfords
s
jh Tans and Browns
These goods for style, quality and price cannot be equally in
Salem. . ... t
Something. New Silk Laces
For Women's Oxfords. These are the latest things out. They
add to the stylishness of your shoes.
E. I. imME & . GO.,
THE PRACTICAL GIIOE MEN
I
Repairing Neatly Done.
All Goods Guaranteed.
OAJCLAND, Cul, Jtarch 20. Assert
ing that he had been" cpnverted by
the evangelists who have jbeon holding
meetings in this city, ijarl K. liodine,
who says he is an ex-coUvict, went be
fore Chief of Police' Hodgkins today,
acompaaied by some evangelists,, and
confessed that eight years ago, near
Fairfield, Me., he ahot and killed his
companion, disposing of the body by
throwing1 it into the Aristook river.
He, says as the body disappeared the
dead man's eyes glared at him, and
ever since he has been unable to rid
himself of those haunting eyes. An
investigation is being made. The au
thorities believe he is telling the
truth.
The Colonel a Waterloo.
Colonel John M. Fuller, of Honey
Grove, Texas, nearly met his Waterloo
f rom liver and kidney trouble. .In a
recent leiicr he says: v'.'I waa nearly
dead, of these complaints, and although
I tried my family doctor, be did me no
good; so I got a 50c bottle of your
great Klectric Bitters, which cured me.
I consider them the best medieine on
ena, ana man a uoa w no gave you
the knowledge to make them." Bold
and guaranteed to cure dyspepsia, bil
iousness ana Kidney disease, by Uan'l
J. fFry, -droggist. at 50 a bottle. .
IS GIVEN NO PERIOD OF BEST.
When Quiet Eeigns Without, Turmoil
Begins Within Russia's
; Domain.
ST. PKTEltSBURO. March 20-Upon
the quietude of the Manchurian situa
tion there bunt thn news of the at
tempted assassination ,ol another high
official in Finland whose efforts for the
Bussiafication of the grand duchy ex
posed him to the vengeanee- of young
Fcnnomans.
The incident indicates that the revo
lutionists have not abandoned their
policy of terrorism but are determined
to have more blood and presages fur
ther crimes of a like nature, j. ."J;..
The authorities are drawing up a
program of administrative reforms for
Finland with a view to re-establishing
order and diminishing . racial antago
nisms. 4 f . ,,. J .
' - - - ' i
BLOCKADE BUNUXB CAPTURED.
! TOKIO, March 20-The liritwh
steamer llarbarton, earying ol to
Vladivostok was seized, baturday . by.
the-Japanese. v
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r warn mf m a nw awm. mm
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Mothirvg Succeeds
Oke Success
Lost week's business wtxs the biggest
in the History of oir store. See below
the list of cit down prices for
THIS WEEK'S SALE
SPECIAL SALE
FINE SILKS
Here is where we shine.
5Q0 yds wash INDIA silk, yd.. 23c
75c lllack Taffeta silk, yd .45c
SI shaded and fancy dress silks 69c
$1 satin Duchess silk, 3d. . . . . . .69c
$1.3.1 black silk pean de sole. .". .85c
$1.30 36 in black silk Tnffeta, yd 98c
$1 satin cord colored silks, yd 65c
tlAiO Scotch plaid silks, yd . . . .95c
MILLINERY
Every Wly is surprised ' at the
.lwauty of this department and the
well bats we are showing at small
prices.
S2 street hats, the latent, . . . .
...95c, fl-25, 81.45
H.50 horrtn hair trimmed hats. 82.95
S7Jy0 trimmed hats, New York 'it
latest... ...$3.50 and 81-50
SILK SUITS
Beautiful garments sold cheap,
f 15 nilk suits, new price...... 8 9-90
$18.50 silk suits, new. price. ..811.90
$29 silk suits, new price. .... .818.00
$25 Panama and Mohair suits 817.00
DRESS SKIRTS
. Our variety is great, prices small.
Odd sizes in $4.5J and $ 1.10 skirts
for .82.50, 82.95
$5 .Mohair skirts, all shades new 3.75
, $C90 Mohair, skirts, beauties . .4.50
f Large size $9 dross skirts. .... .5.90
SILK WAISTS
' A jrrand assortment; get r "prices.
$40 silk waits, latent trimming
. White wash waists, all kinds
t ......from 45e to $2.50
FINE DRESS GOODS
, Kvry boly is surprised at Ihc
bauly of the goods wo are showing
iu this department. : . ' 5 ; t
oi0 yards fiinry ud daik fh-fkel
muhaic drew j;ixnls, 50c quality,
for this sale only. 'J ...30
75 Wlk Finished Setiliaa dress g""!
all colors, black and cream, white
Special price, yd 49c
$1 S'oilo and I'aiiama Drss g(Kl,
all shades, yd s.... 69c
85c Wool Crepef de thine drcH gowls
all shades .1. jr. i...43C
LACE CURTAINS
Wo have fitted up a special uV
purtmont for lace curtainn. W
have them here to suit all po ket
liooks. C5 and 75c' White lace curtains. .39
$1.35 white lace curtains, pr
$2.00 white lace curtains, 3"i yds
Jong ....$1.39
$1.50 white laco i:urtaiucf 3i yN
long ...... . ......$2.75
Deep cream luce curtains, pa'f
. 85C, $1.75, 12.25
TABLE LINENS
This department is growing like a
mushrooni.
45c whiter damask InMe linen yd 23C
$1 mercerized satin finished tablo
linen, Ixeautiful floral pattern. 65e
50 dost, towels, 4, S, 8 and 10c special
7.c talkie pausing tiouuio siuib
FINE SHOES
This depart meut is new, the nil'""8
are new aud the prices arc new 1
prices. fr ,j r
Ladies' $2J" line kid sho'S fur
ladies' $3J0 patent leather .-2
Men's fine $3.25 dress shoes. .. .82-25
Children's 85c line shots.. I re
DOMESTICS
. This is the busiest department i
Balera. : y'
500 yds dark and light tt,,t'r,,Ve
. calicos, yd , ,
500 yds fancv outing llannel, yd 4V2
1000 yds best apron ginghams 4i
SALEM'S FASTEST GROWING STOKE.
McEVOY BRO
Cor. Commercial and Court Sts., Salem