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THE TROJflNI
THE
THE
Acknowltd
tobs
BEST FITTING,
MOST STYLISH
Shirf Waists
On (lie
Market.
NOTICE THE CUT
ALL SIZES!
OVERSKIRTSI
tlltW Tery fnejf Milk Krepons W.OOnilrft tain I Wool VniMU . fM All Wwil BTW.
$0.00 BROCADED SILK SKIRTS for 94.00.
loetl BktrU o, 7R, 11.00 mid up to lii)
HOLVERSON'S
ifiT Hcglnnln April 3, store will close at (I p. u.
OAsn
STORE
CASH
STORE
C
Black Dress Good
They gel a most liberal showing here the blacks.
Always popular, always rich and dressy, they hold first
place in the affections of many women.
This year's assortment surpasses anything we have gath
ered before.
Silk and Mohair Crepons
Many new patterns of the most
fufllilonnlilo weave.
91.20, $1. GO, 92, $2.20 yd,
Changeable Coverts
For elegant Tailor tnailo Bulls
comethlng now and InlereHtlug
added cncli duy.
New Lace Curtains
Kowknut patterns In dulrity do
nlgus nf I'iiI tit do Calais ox
. tjulsito itattcrns In Swles cur
tain goods by Hie yard. Not
tingham curtains In many new
patterns.
$1, 91.20, 91,00 to 90 pr.
J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
The Silk Store,
GOINGOUR $20,000
r loo tu Ton wlmare fur (jrent hu imrKiln la lo nil iiihiu n lirur it I nil unn. Wo imr
Ixiforo niltettUrtl ui oil out nml inivr whtm wn mix hint our twk imil tlxlure urn to lit)
(WashM out wltlilu lh(initlxir iU). wn iii-nti It. Ii Inn JCniiliinolrHr-KTwmlilHtf mint Ko
HTOCK OP lV
(iwkU mid Mlllorny
RolliK mill K.llfMC
very Iml, Our imi-
Almiliitnly nu rpwirTO Our Uoo'U
J 1'ltr to olo tlKim out nt I tit prl
ur all lirUlil ami nw ami trlotly uti loili
wn MMklUK. lHiw.Tnr I Imtd antlier
iita, Imltwil It
liroixxlllon In
Man
DIM
On
Vlmw nml Ilia to uiv nilvantmfa tu Mill lint. iiIiiiywUm 1 wtiilMu t think of It. Dry (IimhU. Ill
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Uuim. iiniDK. ixirMi. iiiimonr, uiumiii ami kiiii mciiTwvur, ruiuon', iiinMKreiiii. k'om
J.wOlry. laeva, ixMikt Ixmtaii Hlm(U llmum Ilk. mnbtoUUry, k, ililunwoii'. I'laMwatn nm
xvnryoiiliiK In the notion.
2 Stores
XYJL Jdt SP X.jTavZJ JC i.
:o; aim -so. v-uiiuiieiuui 01.
THB' L.HADBR.
2 Stores
.My Banner Day
Yesterday I noli) wnldlios ul a
cloiirauuu Nile; ho fur It's u nuueossl
unil I liavo atldud a miiubur of'
, uuatuinurx lo my Hot, and llio luw
prlCtiion my wntoli talu lias donoj
U 1 ellll liavo u fuw loft and
l$ titoy tturtiiy win no iwrorc uiu tiino
ofolOMiMKilu Uup, "Now lo your
Uuio.
U. II. IllNdHH.
Wutoliuiukor and Jowlur.
2U0Uounnorolutau
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
WGATHUR HUPOnT.
Toi.lulit mid tomorrow, prouubly
fair.
Ex-Clilof nt police A. C. fcillcy
left last cvonlnw for Fresno, Califor
nia, where lie will make til future
lioinc, and will enter Into buslnos
with his brother, 31 r. Dllloy served
on the Kalcm police forco alKiut clKht
years, of which time he wns elty
marshal, and made a very acceptable
oillcer. Ills many Salem friends wish
Mr. Dlllcy prosperity I., hlb ncwhomr.
Rev. II. H. Elwortliy. n ftirnior
member of the faculty of Wlllnmullc
UniverMlty and now piiHtor of the Lei
uuon M. K. ohuroh, Ii mid to be
working hard to make a Methodist of
Hon. Will Miller. Mr. Klworthy y
ho would make a fine hand to rnfltlip
contribution box.
Ion Gainer, who ha the tedious
Job or writing up llio new rccod4 of
Wheeler (Miunty, will twin bcln his
work. IIlMdaiiKliter nod son will do
the ulorlcal work, but he will super
vImj, and lilt knowledge of rovern
mont surveys will prove valuable.
Mrs Fred Lcit,' and children luft
for Portland this morning via Steamor
I'jmomt from whence they will ao Ui
The Dalle) and then to Eastern Or
t'tfon points to be ono for two months
vlHltltitf friends and rolatlvos.
Roy. M. N. Norton, a presiding
elder of the Church or Christ organ
ized ntHalcm u few years aro by Mrs.
Woodward of California, was In town
the past week. The church still has
12 or 14 members at Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C.Wyman.or Minn
oapolls, Minn., accompanied by tholr
daimhtor, arrived In Salem yostcrdav
for a few dayt' visit with their
cousins, Mrs. O. W. Gray and Mrs. 0.
O. Van Wagner.
Hon John Q. WINon, Salem's llrst
mayor, returned lust night from bis
ranch at Heppner, In Morrow county
lie reports n late spring, but good
crop prospects In that region.
Henry J. Ellon, the piano klntr of
the northwest, drove over from Durry
and look tho local font point In Hie
valley where a carload of Kimballs
will drop In o day or two,
Gov. Oecr returned last evening
from Portland nccompanlod bv his
daughter, Mrs. A. O. Downing, who
wont lo the farm homo noar Macleay
today.
Illshnpand Mrs. II. S Hartley of
Wood burn camu up ti attend the
Manlier-Wdht wedding this evening
at the home of T, L. Davonport.
Mr. and Mrn. O. N, Ulalr, who ex
pected to looatu In Salem In a few
weeks, returniul to tholr home at La
comb, Linn county, today.
Mm. W. A. Woods, who has boon
visiting her sister, Mrs. 0. C. Good
aie ror a week, left for hor home at
Lebanon today.
Mrs. A. Mattoson, and olilljron
who makes hor homo with .Mr. a tiff
Mrs, Mark Savage, wont to Kugono
today for a visit.
Mrs. 13. II, llrown, (mm liernard) of
'Prison, was In the city Ui soo friends
mil loft Unlay to visit hor sister at
UKugoiie,
shape for years haye been spotted by
the new street commissioner to be
turned tip, graded, and late'r graveled.
As soon as the new charter Is In oper
ation Mr. Frlzzell also expects to
tackle the dilapidated side-walks, so
perrons who know their walk? to be
In bad shape had better be forewarned.
Church street between Mission and
Mill creek Is bolng plowed up pre
paratory for the grade.
Fourteenth street from Mill to
Oak Is being given similar treatment.
Illiih street In South Salem from
the city limits up the hill south, along
the wost side of Mr, Hush's land is
being graded by tho enterprise of the
property owners. J. (J. Hoolh and
Street Commissioner Frlzzell, who
owns tho Rice block, are moving
spirits In the matter.
Othor streets will be put In Miapo as
rapidly as they can be reached. Let
tho good work go on.
OREOON CHOP REPORT.
United State Deportment of Agriculture,
Crop Bulletin.
The following bulletin lor a week
ending April 17th:
Lower temperatures prevail, nnd
more rain foil during tho past week
than In the preceding one. The
CITY COUNCIL.
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Fjfank S, Dearborn
Photo supplies)
Kama Restating Tablets
Kama Reducing Tablets
Kama Intensifying Tablets
Kama Toning Tablets
Kama Kwick Developer
Kama Aats
Ray Filteror 25c to St
libber Trays
PJutes all stees
Pull Line Cameras
63 Commercial street,
V
f
ih
U. 6. Qmnt Cnolo.
fa. ft, Ladloa of 0. A. IL.
. nrtt m.
MiS" i.il jwtanin Hume of Mrs.
SjayTaUurn wo ut 2 o'clock ii litum
imporuniH im truiMkiuiw). Hy
ulttiy. Mr. II. p. WmC
-J-ltt-IU
Proof UcJy.
Usm ve uny doubt at to vihere
iU,C4n buy ttieiHMb imrnoM.or v
Kllti lUUtlO Ut tllu lwtkt 0XIkinka.kl.tn
'Stain StrtHlLfatld nuinilini nm al.l
8M Slmfor. I9&w il
,.r
&ITrliim
Ex.Statu TrtKts, Phil MuUohan,
went to Albany today.
U. II. Hurrlok and A. W. Prnsuolt
woruappolutud noturloj today.
I). II , of the ulau Juhusuiii, Mo
liamu, was a Salvia visitor TuoMlay.
Mm, Gladys Hooker, tho Nonparlol
mllllnor, oamu up from Poitlaud lust
oveulug,
Mrs. II, L, Stcovos ami son, of
IluiitliiRlon, are In llio nlty on a visit
to frluuds.
A. W. Gles), wont down to Now.
borg to.lny on tho Ruth to wrlto some
Insurance.
'A. M. Parvlu sunt up today to eon
duat hu olasstw In the Albauy uou
Hdrvatoryof muslo.
W. S Wutorbury, of tho CrolMii
iiiiplomont liutibu, was nt Portland
on biitlmw Tnutday.
Paul 0. Hates, a Portland Inmimuei
HIHWIal, wai In town Httolng hlsluoul
tfnts, Gilbert Hum.
Mrs S. Hiiloa.( of Portland. U Dm
gutwtofMr. J.N Hruwii and Mm.
Z. M. Parvln for n fw wmhW.
Frank l'ow.'r hat accepted a nwl
Hon as boukiNH)r with tlm Oregon
WhulMilu Mirtory oompHtiy.
AtHlittA KhtmlMg has rturail frowi
a vImR at Saw PrHuelwo awl t ataln
maklBg hi burnt at HoUl Salem.
0 V. Alton, uh uf the owtiarti of
mitt Wallace ontiawy, raiiM up from
Nttsvtxtrg, via bttfimtr 1iihmu mi
tymilug
Mr, G. W. llnlltMer left for her
iimji at Ubiyuiu uly. Her lum
lwd ta buiuliiiHSUr uf Ptist Oal. U. &
V. at Maallit.
Jo4iONli Hums kft im tli jtjth
this morttlHK ItoMHd fur Uwlsiuit,
Idaho, wtn tie axMou lm uu
homo la tlm future.
Mr It lUoUurd im (nlly, of
Catirtlawl, MInii-, arrive) yMitr4y
and huv bwown rldMU of ItelMii,
lucUug Ih UvvUhrtwr hiMM.
Mm iUry (iml ltiullu. Adam, who
liavo luw vteiwiiu with frl.ttd Ih Um
oily, lft UiU HtornlHu fur tHolr (mum
tttTh IMIUm via stoHiuer lNtuibHii.
Oone to the Superior Mlntm.
Mr. J. A. Lawlor, of this elty, who
has boon doing a dlarylug biulnoi,lort
yon t onlay for Wisconsin, whore he
gous to take an Intorost with his
brother In a gold mine In the Lake
Superior country.
Mr. Lawlor's brother has recently
sold one or his inluiw In that locality
for a largo sum of money. Ilavlmr
olTenul his brother a hair Interest In
his remaliiluti inlnas. U ho would uc
copl. lie has put his dairy IiuhIdom
In goul hands and will return next
rail having taken In tho goldon op-or-tu
nlty.
Mining Htook Sale.
Tli Florence Gold mining company
r Hrltlsh Colnuibln.Miiado a sale or
MCOOwurlli or stock Monday. This
oomiwtiy Is eoiupo(l of Hlum po
pl, llmtrni Tllnoii, Ilartleite, Gil
inured Purvlue.
iiiij .u ... . , ..
. ...a vuillinuiy VAneW 1(1 IllVkWl, IDA
miijur portion or t'lto sum upon lm
liraroiiMiits on tint mluii, wlilali will
HiHlnobtwII) make tills tutu a val
uable iilHonof property a ih) will no
doubt bring rlcliiH to the prtiprlolor.
QOOU HTRUltr IMPROVttMKNTS
tempeniture ayeraged 40 degrees,
which Is 1 degrees lower than ror the
preceding wook and C dogreos lower
than ror the corresponding week laHt
year. The maximum temperatures
ranged rrom 50 degrees to 12 degrees
and the minimum from .'II degrees to
13 degrees. Rain tell Monday and
Saturday nights and during Tuesday
in amounts trom 1.00 to 1.50 Inches.
Frosts occurred Thursday and Friday
mornings.
The rrost did no damage While
the temporaluro roll to and below the
freezing point In many sections and
many treos wore In full bloom, yet the
moist condition or the air prevented j
Injury. Jt is rare that frostti In I urn
fruit or any vegetation In Western
Oregon. Cold rains cause Injury to
fruit bloom, but m far this year no
such Injury has resulted.
Tho lain en Monday und Tuowlay
last delayed plowing and spring seed
ing, but the weather from Wednesday
yon put the soil In good condition
and plowing became general; It was
pushed with vigor. It will require
fully two weeks moro, with ravorablo
weather, to complete spring seeding.
Fall and winter hjwii gram arc In
good condition. More warmth aud
sunshine would produce more rapid
growth, but the present growth Is
healthy mid ravorablo for hotter stand
aud stoollng. Early nwn spring grain
lias appeared above the ground and
promlhos well. Out of 1M6 reports,
only three contain a record or any un
favorable grain condition.
Fruit troosjiro demonstrating that
the February rrcezodld practically no
damage. Poach und uprlent trees
have generally lost their bloom.
Cherry, pear, plum aud prune tree
are yet In full bloom In many suction?,
Apple treos uio coming into rull
bloom. Unless cold rains prevail or
an unusually heavy rrost occurs, the
rrtiit crop will bo very laruo. Straw
berries ure In IiIimiiii, and In tomo or
the southern count lea mull berries
uiu iiiijiiii. 1'ignaie as urge as
In L'uriy county.
Hops uio making slow growth;
Miuie)ardsthcy Imve ouiiuieuewl
eumo t no pole.
(Jras is making slow growth, but
INisturnge Is good. There aiu no ctim
plaints about tlitmiiiditlun nf stock.
All gmwlni' veL'MLiLiiiti i ,..
greatly iwi.ollted by warmer woalhor
nun Miinsiiine: iiih low grttvMh and
uavoiopmeiii are ravtiruble tor good t
nrntw. Hmuwlnllu iiiu rr..i. ........," .'I
(tula lii development meaim less nu
bility Ui Injury by cold rains or possi
ble hoaw ttutM Lulu s.HMins, as a
riile, prixluce gtM4i crops All condi
tions can safely berctirrii as being
fairly satlsfm-mry.
The City Threatened With Legal Pro
ceedings bya Would-Be Auctioneer.
The city council met Tuesday night,
Hurrows, Walker, Uuren, Rlggs, Gea
ncr nnd Grlswold present nnd the
mayor presiding,
Alderman Grlswold reported In rp
gard to the business of the city pound,
that the marshal said that he had un
derstood that the feos from the pound
nent to the marshal: That If obliged
to turn these feos Into the treasury he
thought he could devote his time to
something more profitable than
chasing stock.
Alflnrniiiii Rlggs renorted that he
had Investigated the cost of putting
water ujKin Wlllson ayenuearidthat It
would cost between four and live
hundred dollars. On motion of Hur
rows the Improvement of Wilson
avenue was indefinitely postponed.
The following resolution was intro
duced by GrMweld:
Whereas. It has been made plainly
annarent to this council that the
Charier of the City of Salem, Oregon,
nnwrnl aL the lato session of the Ore
gon legislature, and signed by thn
governor on tho l"th day ot February
lust, (loos not bear an emergency
clitufco as contemjilatcd by the organic
law or the state, and thoreror, is suo
lect ui the constitutional provision
which makes It operative, as a law, at
the end ot ninety duys inter the au
Journmonfor the legislature at tflilcli
It was passed, to-wlc on the lUth day
or Mav JisOO. thererore be it
Resolved, That It is the sense ot
this council that the election held In
this city on the 30th day or March
1600. ror or against the the Issuance or
bonds, (which 6ald election was or
dered under the tonus and authority
or said Charter) Is Invalid and uf no
force and oiled ; and that all acts and
orders, had and taken by this council,
In relation thereto, nro hcieby de
clared lo be, and are, null and void,"
Adopted.
Win. Haack made application for a
liquor licence and asked that It be
Issued ror three months only. To
committee on llcctihcs.
J. W, Watt made application for
the privilege or placing a water tank
opposite the court house on the border
of Wlllson avenue. Alderman Huron
objwlcd on the ground that u tank at
that place would be an unsightly ob
ject. Laid on tlic table.
W. A. Runnells asked that $1.42 be
returned to him, which had been col.
Iccted through a wrongful assessment.
Gesner Introduced a resolution that
i o printing bills be contracted or paid
except by contract let to the lowest
bidder. Carried.
i vor Ulsh'jp made a Htatcmcnt lo
the Tout that Geo. G. Goode would
like " have Hie council repeal the
iIucij-h- ordinance, and ullow him to
take out a llcoiiie under the old
ordinance, ut the rate ot $.10 ror year.
OtherwUc he would be compelled to
mandamus the city recorder aud com
pel 11 tu to Isaue a license, and he
would upset the license ordinance ai.d
a lot of other ordinances. Ruferrud tu
committee on licences .vltli luslruc
tlons to make a thorough Inyostlgu-
Hon.
j Gosnor asked to be cxeinod rrom
i attendance for an indefinite period,
as he would be absont from thu city
j for four or live mouths No action
I was taken.
Following bills were ordered nald:
'""'"'Salem (las Co $ 22 76
hulom Uosuo 2.'l 20
A. J.HtiMiy :i oo
Salem Water Co ill 43
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RA6K&T!
Our New siock
0
UiiLlllll
Has arrived.
Suits for the small boy, or
The big man,
All nice, nobby, new goods"
Wc have the latest! '
For the small boys M&m $Vr
50c up to the finest wool. Our little Vestee U. S. N. suit is a
Stunner all the boys like it.
Young men's suits
in brown checks, greys
and blacks.
Men's suits
Square cut, round cut or frock, in plain
colors, or fancy worsted. A great as
sortment to select om.
for the stout man, pants for the tall, slim man
pants for everybody.
come and see the goods;
the goods are of the "
best, the styles the latest, and the prices lower than any in . '
this city.
Pants
If you are interested
Friedman's New Racket
Cor, Commercial and State Streets,
Salem, Ore,
Patton Brothers
98 State street.
Everything the Amateur Needs
Photo Supplies,
Cameras.
Kodaks.
Closing Out Sale
On order of a telegram the Nonpariel Millinery
will close out the entire stock. Call earlv for
choice bargains. A bonafide sale!
NONPARIBL, 317 Commercial st.
j'woHTHnkYvarikTw
v
In
to
R. K. Mooros & Co.
Capital Drug Store
Steluer Drug Co. .
I 13 S. Lamport . .
Hrow.stor & White
I). J. Fry
Girt vor & Pugh.
What 8lem' Strt CommlMtetief
WliHr tor tba City's 0d.
U
A CruUU Plact.
ThlMirH," l one a the husleot
placet In town Uied-yk. There Is a
oonstanl stwtui of subscribers un-l
advertisers a oil if uusIhu continue
In Improve a Urge fori will b r.
(juimhi uhIu tit work.
It ie coming tube unlvorally ad
milted that Tim Joukx.vl Is u,
only daily iwper that covew the fluid
i.iiuwii news m Salem u oomplete
awl reliable utauoer. The bent t
deoc ofthu U tlw fact that lurn-.
CUIHllOII
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2 76
1 80
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Grlswold &Chiih0 t 00
urowster ij white 7 OA
60
4 60
3 00
II 00
4 60
10 46
USA
Dark Room in Connection,
Patton Brothers,
98 State street.
8
DR. H. C. EPLEY.
PHONE 2813,
DR. H. H. OLINGER.
uv Specialty!
Iiranllrallr cmbniees tiie,,...
tlr ruaillin. i.l ii.iUi.... . . . ...
StreV IkNiiiiilssionor J. P. KrlMoll r,ir 1.17 K .M,,,WI,W
Is iwt making much fUM or ills())ay Am.'"'??1 ""
UutheUsettlagalHrnt ih. JW JJ ZTiTliV'lmt
usk of putting the olly's streeU In "" ,MM,,-" U.
unltrlnn way that will mett Hp-j
nation. He ie not tlulug a nurfaM lob
W S. Low
Salem Gas Co . . .
Salem Giu Co
Croul.su & Couovur.
Oronlsu & Conover.
StuaeMiiau Pub. Co.
Salem Sentinel
N.J. Judah J0 40
A, J. Ihsoy 4 60
Capital Journal Co oo
G. P. Litchfield 2 00
J. C. Rued 2 oo
A. T. Ronton 2 00
G. A Rwokwoll 2 00
u. ,i ruriiiuutor oo
G. Steluvr
J. Hatuhoilnr
J. 11. Campbell ..
Wm. Maimlutf...
G. G. Gnus hr ,
0. 0. Van Wagner
G. A. Nye
Win. Ullery
J. L. Pretdniid. . . .
W. P. PoltlHgtll .,
SiilPin L. - T. Co
sua
9 oo
t oo
200
200
200
76
its
SlilPliI U.X T. Co 4IUt
K. H. Nluhols o
46
458
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lor nliow, but is attacking Ike evil
too rtxit, ami pratHtfM to do titor-
iKitrwly what, work Is uoilerUtkttt, and
to do it without luvuritisui.
HY9m street that anye Uii in UmiI
Tk itoU U Net Yot.
n.. iuukna-ijw.Tuiu Wait Is In
Nt error, nihI tltn Hrotoed celebration of
mi kw. ii"w Mwi rev:
pay r,ll
AUeKN
i m cuHUiji service
o, toe end Is not vet!
WAITING.
the
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n
pki Q2 1 iW
paw...-. !i$?wL ii
GOOD WORK at
REASONABLE PRICES.
Salem
Cental parlors.
Bridge Work, $5 per tooth, and up.
ra
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OVER rOSTOFFICK.
Rooms 27 and 29. Phono 28i:i.
I
iunmitw xx vc wax rxacici3Ctft.
Special
Snap in Towels.
tcM-Ncw Shirt Waists
V Aro out for your liiKpNtlon-Iuok at tiMtw in our s.,ti, !.
:iSSm.m. w w n.
''"" """ " "WMIU U lUauetHl IH HHUW LIITIII IAm Utll
mmun'$ shots '
For sprjog ato In Uok tlior rg buliei, Uiay ara the Hmduat af
t he factory of J. H. Nu.oti fe-io iZl $ lit 2f 0L?
wliti talotli to)fortwi.aodtatf: fcumo iHopio akkn u for Uiam
ix,xr3 JgRos. & Company.
feiHh of 4"WtwH
smiimi
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HAUim OltMllON.
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That Orient
Sajfer Gear Qminless
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8, Cash
S4Q. Installments.
TtlK INSiTITUTlON.
Of Whteh Utta ARiiere-WiMwaa m the
State KeprtmaUvc and a Mmm-
W of the Ifaoulty,
MtWlfl pupils under this system
The lnwr-Suu System or mulel
Intruutlou can remain at bewe a ad
yet aeon re the osteal that eoute fnwi
iMlng puplfc) or a regularly cbatUrwl
iMAUutloa, the ame as a oolbgu or a
UHlwjjity,
Tim ytni Wads dicaity to the
Wttrkn ( a prl vuto-wikski twoher,Nlt em
Unite a regular emre f study,
moimeflSdHieai oxrels, ltirtw and
ekivi roaltafc, aad kiubu dipttHuas of
proftUetMy ami teaeiMrS eertlKeaiw
Oalt at uiy vsllo oW First National
bank uuIUItng fur particular.
4lSSt RITA AN'UMM6-WUXMA.N
A Housewife's Pride.
It! Iluit ilil... .. ..
w i; ; : " r."ws?.tt.,. ". the
tm llio daintier the articles ihn
more pride she takes In th", It will
"". " V l aeiiunt when she soos t iV
In
lUh
W
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splendid bargain; we are oYrerlilg
line gluware. and cl i and Eng!
iM.rcelain, as jwwt fciter offering.
ONNEWIANN
s. D. L Fiest6r'
(At old stand, 201 Commercial Street, Salem.)
n, nSlUPL,n!nff continued over Saturday.
Uur pattern Hats are go ng off fast Ahnv
TIIK GROCER
121 aute st
Telephono 51
CVSvC
t.S!.di!?.?.fu1' !!?f TAnmrf H.
w. ;"" uuu uu inz INovelttes olthe's
ti our prices and see our stock,
season,
WTPmiR-s BAZMR
In RctimlcrS Coutt.
Rtuorder Juaaa uih woraiag Notd
one Jalin I tt, fur drtiBkeuHs
The yatiHg wan jwld bis Mae and
seomoil only too wtlUag to nrUira to
his rurai uoaie, witk Um mMMiit
wimeuan imi m nail .vtcured lite
HMHM)S WOfUl.
tsvtv;v(-n -
Capital Junk Shop, I'
iltghe prices pud for all tincJS
V lUutal. bottle, rniu. ...i. . " ." y r-r
Vh.W,e.c. lWlitTTTKRFS9 lS
k J D, RUBENSTnN. i 3
vrS'
E FiVi,r,ifoiniS inreyer1hi" Remember, we will
get prices e '" and See what we ,1Ilve and
J74 CouiutrclilSt., Silem, Or.
On aJ After
ljr I UlQfd will be wi 'ecwiar Ma
nra auiroags ratfUturaHU slMrt
Il
l-ontwiwd Mteuncs.
Rft. Irviae, evanwIlM, Bow jn tho
ty will pachi the Itaptlet church
UhiIrm. Mr. WaUh. hi" M
- um kycaiu wuii.., .
Sclo. "" "ks ,H
.m. Cw,fif'5twl Meettog.
ivogntutu prepared.
S, C, STONE, M, D.
k Crowlttor or
Stone's Drue Stores
Nu.
bALUJI. OREGON.
,. . ,' BR.8TONK
eta?!?. TJ0" M ft
""'" MtMllUttlMl WpTMOflHlBtt.
45 or 50 cents.
baLnUBDttr?nelb-canh,hradc
mie V?.m.e I"Ufry; try our own
rnwue
make
ii:,ifinir i,n...inK .mi
tranA i. -"o"" ""ci,' "iitaraoDn
X SunPi80"" guaranteed
jo pure and good, or else money
iiitin fn th,s ad- wh0l vou need
oenetJt, and ours bv eninlnvlnu mn
Call for.
liere at home.
DIAMOND BAKING POWDER,
30 cents cer lb., can.
YOKOHAMA
TEA STORE
EVtKKVPtllOW.
rty mil be KtfYyu.
W. (i. WuiTAonrr.
307 COMMBRCHAL STRKm'
t .. . .
fc ".."-"".' . "iUJ Wl(1L
) wisu io en
k-your nwua
you eat
"Vr i at the Wliii
restaurant.
House I
4 13 2t j
Telephone Red 2601
Fr Delivery.
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