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BARGAIN TIME ON
JACKETS
Moofllay opens our Big Winter Sale of
Jackets, Capes and Mackintoshes!
"Don't put pit till tomorrow what you can do
today." Tomorrow your size or style may be
gone. X 3 -X 3
Twenty-five per cent discount means 1-4 off
CoC An Jnektt ctpt or mickln
ffijAJ ioh will cot 70U only
Jckt, cap or znMk
liitoab i off.
Jtckt t, cp or tnickln-
10111 noir lor
V.KAJ IntoabHo
15.00
$ 18.75
15.00
11.25
$10.00 as
tnetni.
JickeL cipoormicklu-
23 pr ccniin.coutii
5nr JMket, ci or mtcklu
,W toli, title pile
7.50
3.75
PERSONAL
MOVEAtENTS
CASH
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H0LVE.RS0N'S
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On the counter near the door we have placed
remnants of Dress Goods, Outings, Linings
Ribbons, etc. You know our
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Poopte In the City From Other
Towns on Business and Vis
iting Friends'.
Arthur Derby returned to College at
Corvallls today.
P. 0. Sears, of McCoy, wbh in the
city today on business.
Frank Ilarrltt, has returned to the
Agricultural college after a eliort visit
at home.
Captain Minnie Wattcnpaugb, of ths
Salvation Army, returned to her Albany
port today.
Hon. J. II. Bmith, of Astoria, is in
tho city today on btiHlncs before the
piiprcme court,
Mish Pearl Kress left for HI ay (on to-
dny whore site will teach the primary
leportmcnt of the public Miool.
Mrs. K. J. Ohamborlaln, of Portland,
is expected up today for a visit wllh her
paronts, Mr. and Mrs. Palmon llron.ii,
on Kait Twelfth street.
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choosers get the best piece.
Have you looked at those
Gloves?.
1-2 and first
68c and 1.00
J J. DALRYMPLE & COMPANY
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New Sights For Christmas.
What could afford the old folks who
requiti aid for falling lnlon, more real
idraauro than good glaiwo that will open
to (ho dimmed ana ageing oyot, now
sights and plcaimre, and bring them
back to tho days of ilieir youth? I guar
antee tliat every pair of glaeo I oll
khall lw mado easy, comfortable, restful
and a means ol prcacnatlon to tho old
nyes.
Glasae for Christmas preiiontH will bo
refitted after ClirletmuH. Prices to mU
ixfy your heiut und lit your purxe.
Examination of tho eye free.
C.H.H1N0BS
SttOCOMMUHOIAL HT,
GOLD DUST
FLOUR,
MM Mado tty '? "
-. Sidney Power Co.; MM
Everysack guaranteed.3C
Made from old wheat.jl In
quire of your grocer, or tele
phone No. 51.
11.211J11
Ice Not Qiven Away.
I catinotafford to glvo Ice away, hut
am soiling a pure article at a. prico thai
is within tho reach of all.
Chymtal Ick Wohkh.
J. Maguiro, Prop. (I 16 tf
CAPITAL
URIIWKRY
UKEK.
WKATHEn REPORT.
Tonight and Tueday rain, warinor.
A Contented Man
Will bo ho, who after eating his
Thanksgiving dinner, lias his pocket
tilled with I a Corona's to Miioke.
wsArrsavvasicdrJHSHsrjBVs
MONEY TO LOAN
Furniture. Pianos. Organs, Wug
ens. or other articles of valur.
GKO. F. B.MITI110I State st.
10-20-Iin
NjrarNJivaNjBrsmivjivsTJkisB
Winger A Ueck,Kuccessor totiouthSalem
Ootthr. Work.
All onlers for bottled boor will bo Ailed
at the browery. Kept on cold utonigo.
Freo city delivery. Telephony 21:11.
Holiday Goods
All kinds of silk embroidery, hand
kerchiefs, ornament, silk screens
China ware, .Tapanewi fancy uoods. etc
Opera house block 112 Court fit. Hulo
Vt lug hang C'o. 11-21 1 mom,
Sotivenirs :
Tlianksf ivlng Time
Is a Busy One
In our fauoy grocery dopartmout, where
you will Und evorythlug Inilolli-oclw for
Urn table, as well as choleo canned
vegelables, cranberries ami Jel
lies of the best quality. Our extra largo
layer fig, uyor tablo inlsius, usiorUol
MtU. Plum pudding, iiilnco meat, extra
nuallly pumpkin in cans, cholco blend
oi iac coffees and teat at lowest print
and Aliuality,t
SonnemanNi
Ort'gonBcenii' Kuivenlrsy Ulestet) les.
uirgelluo of photo albums
Ulest thing In fancy UKK) rnlendara.
Uvtir 1800 Xmas books l.i eltvt frouu
biorllng Library, Sfr
Altemus Krles, IMv.
Unity H'rlen, fkV.
Oils, serk-s, 76o.
l-ntUwkat l, JI.26, 11.80.
J,F),''!ybi;"'llKnlialn Padded MornMMi
t.!l'u leather lKund Inoks, 88o
FRANK S. DBAREORN'S
Book Store,
SALEM ELECTION
Ooes by Default In Favor of ths Citizens'
Nominations.
Tho withdrawal of tho nominees of tho
Itepubllcou primaries, leaving only tho
Citizens' ticket In tho field, actod as
soothing lotion on whatever excitement
may havo been felt oyer tho Salem city
election. Leaving, as It did, tho elec
tion only a matter of form to legalize the
title to olfico of the Citizens' cawlmatcs,
It removed all pomblanro of a contest
from an oluctlon which was a contest
only in name. Tho election of the Cltl
xoni' ticket was a forgono conclusion
nnyway. but thoro would havo Iwcn an
effort to got out as largo a volo as poisl
hie. The battle, howover, had been fought
and won even before tho withdrawal of
tho raudidalcs of tho push, and this left
nothing to draw out the voters. The
dlHtgroeablo storn! prevailing has also
kept tho voters at home, and a very
light vote is being cast. V
The rnloons wero all closed during
the hours tho noils were open, from 10
a. tu. to 4 p in.
There were po carrinyes out, no ticket
IKjddlors, no worker, no druukennes,
no excitement,
Thoro hai been somo apprehension
that a trick of nonio kind might lie at
tempted by tho push In tho third ward
at tho'lait moment, but as Tiik Jnuimt.
goes to press there are no signs to war
rant a fear of undorhand work.
At two o'clock 21 votes had been mt
In tho first ward, 75 In No. 2, 1(1 In No,
.1 and 80 In No. 4.
These wero apparently all citizen's
tickets, tho opposition apparently pre
ferring to stay awoy from tho ik1Ih
altogether.
QAPITOL-VIEW FARM.
A Pine Improved Piece of Propeity
Bold to a Hcotchmhii For $io,ooo,
Frank C. linker has itold his "Capitol
View Farm," of .117 acres sltuateil four
miles Koutli of .Salem, to Mr. William
UOTTLKD (Inlr, formerly of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Mr. linker and others iKtught this pro
ortyback In ,80 or ,'00, wjien real-estalo
matters all over tho country wero active.
They bought It fur seculatloii. How
ever, latterly tho farm became tho prop
ortyofMr. linker, who, it is said, Im
proved tho place considerably with a
view of residing uion It, his wlfo In
pari Icular being very fond of tho farm
and being extremely desirous of making
it her future homo. Hut they itoth
changed their minds, and consequently
considered it liost to sell it even for a
considerably lens sum than it cost thorn.
Tho purchaser, Mr. William Galr, Is to
bo congratulated on tho excellence) of
kls bargain, tho purchatoprlcu being
110,000 even; f:i,o00dowii; balance pay
able. In a given number of years at six
per cent,
Mr. flair In n nntho of Kdinburgh,
hero ho has been a successful manager
of largo estates. He Is In thin country
hoklng alter tho Interexlrtofa Scotch
syndicate, and Is said to bo tho advance
agent of a h'cotcb colony that Is to locate
near Salem.
j N, T. KIchardKOii negotiated tho rale
and acted as attorney for both parlies In
conducting tho trauvfer.
Provisions for an Army
Not for the Cuban Armv but for I he
army of oi)le at and tho liest quality
, an lie iMiiiglit from Hruusou A Itagau,
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Botanical SpeclalUt.
Norii-K: I havo leen Inforuusl that
omo worthless persons havo been hired
io go ammt mo etiy and country to mis
iepreent mo and my mode of practice.
us a phyticlnn and also that 1 am com
Kllisl to leave Salem. I desiro to say
iiuiv i vxicci io remain in aiem lorn
good many yeears yet and continue tho
pursuit of my profession with tho tam
excellent succe? as in tho past.
I)u.J. F. Coox.
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Obstrve Their Annual Memorial
With Apptoprlate Services.
The Elk's Annual Memorial Day was
observed by Salem Lodge No. 33(1, on
Sunday afternoon. Tho Elks regular
meeting place being tp small, to accom
modate the number expected, the
services wero conducted In Odd Fellows'
hall in tho Holmait block, and oven this
spacious hall was crowded to Its utmost
capacity with tho Klks and their invited
guests; the nnto-rooms wero full and
many wero unable to gel in.
The first number on the program was
an oxcellcnt rendition of Chopin's Fu
neral march by tho Elks Orchestra.
A violin solo "Traumerci," Scliit'
manii, by Hoy Gesncr with piano aecom
imminent by Prof. Tillson, was most
pleasing, as was "Ths Palms," by tho
Elks' Orohestra.
The Llki' quartetto sang "Rock of
Ages" very acceptably, and Miss Ethel
M. Raymond rendered "Nearer My Clod
to Thee" In a pleasing manner.
1 he talks' orchestra rendered "Heart
and Flowers" and tho Ulks ouartette,
"West bo the Tio Thut Binds."
Miss Mabel Lankton Carter recited
"Thanatopsis," bringing out tho full
beauties of Bryant's masterpiece.
interspersed wiiu tins program was
ritual work, Introductory rpiiraks by
tio Exalted Huler of the local lodgo, P.
11. D'Arcy of Salem and an address by
John M. Gcarin, tho Portland criminal
lawyer, besides tho opening and closing
odes.
Tho Elks certainly understand arran
ging an appropriate observation of n day
of this kind, according to tho constitu
tion of tholr ordor, For Sabbath
exercise it almost approached In solcn
nlty a religious service,
Oflkcrs chosen at several Salem
Lodges for ensuing yoar, Queen Mlvu
No. C, L. O. T. M., of Saoin, has elected
tho following ofllccrs far the ensuing
year; Past lady commander, Mrs. I).
P. Junk Lady commander, Miss Roao
Moore; Lieutenant oommander, Mrs, C.
A. whale; Record keoiior, Miss Metta
D.ivls; Finance keeper, Mr. C, W
Darby; Chaplain, Mrs. White; .Sorgeaut
Miss Myrtle Marsh j MIstreHs-at-arms,
Mrs. L. Wain; Sentinel, .Mrs. Colvin;
picket, Mrs. J. Wilson.
OrriCKIIH KI.KCTKl),
Officers elected Saturday night by th t
Royal Neighbors wero as follews:
Mrs. Sushi K. Pnrmanler, Past Oraele;
Mrs. Llllio A, Brown, Oracle; Mrs
Wlletta Motl, Vlco Oracle; Mr. An
nie Davidson, Chancellor; Mrs. Mary
B. Wlllard, Receiver: Ida Dlsque, Re
corder; Ruby Chase, Inner Sentinel;
Mrs. Cora Klbelo, Outer Sentinel; Mr.
Rose lorsytho, Marshall; MIhi (Waco
Taylor, Mnnngor, Dr. W. S. Mott,
Physician.
wmcors envied lor the ensuing vcur
by tho Modern Weoduinu fur the en
suing year aru as follows :
Venerablo Consul, 0. West, Advisor;
0. W. Taylor; BankorJoo Baumgartner;
Clerk, A. L. Brown, Watchman, Frank
Sutton, Guard, F. W. Mlnturn. Trus
tot for three yours tormj, Ed Ifernu
Tho olllcors of Chemeckotn Lodgo
Fo. I, I. O. O F., for tho ensuing term
arot M P. Baldwin, noble grand; W.
W. II. Potlt, Vice grand ; I. W. Miller,
Recording secretary; C. C. Worriek,
crmauent secretary; II. A. Thotnan,
treasurer.
CENSUS COMPILED.
Sunday School Canvassing Committee
Makes Its Report.
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Rain oc shine, holiday, Sunday or
weekdays makes no diffcrenco to o
man's appetite. He wants the best to
bo had at all times and that's why so
many patronize the
There Are 2693 Church Attendants id the
the City and 1384 Children Oo
to Sunday School.
Ltrd In bulk at Eppley's. 11 18 tf
Want a Sunday Morning Nap.
Tho Postolllco force have made " a
change to this effect: Instead of di
viding tho hour they are required In
law to keep tho delivery window open
on Sunday Into two periods, from 7;30
to 8:00 u. 111. and 1:00 to 1:.'I0 p. in.,
they will for tho winter ut least open
from 1 to 2 p. in. Few people conio
Sunday morning. Nearly all como alter
noon, or rather after tho momingchurch
service. Letters will hereafter lie dis
tributed by 12 o'clock and all mall ready
for delivery at 1 p. in. This will not
roqnlro tho hard worked force Io get out
so early on Sunday mornings.
There was a meeting at tho Y. M. C.
A. hall, Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5
o'clock of tho pastors, Sunday school
euerintemlcnts and Sunday school
works of tbo city, forming tho local
branch of tho Marion County Sunday
School association.
Tho report of tho ca-ivasslng com
mittee, which has just completed n Sun
day school constis, was received with
recommendations for a plan of continu
ing thework no auspiciously Inaugurated.
From the report of the canvassing
committee tho following figures are
taken which will glvo soma idea of (lie
magnitude of the undertaking.
CPNHI'H HUl'llF.S.
No, of Canva8ecr8. . . 17
No. Families visited 1401
No. People in these families 5143
No. Adults attending Sunday school 680
No. Children attending Sunday
school,. 1384
No. Children not attending Sunday
school 830
No. Church attendants. . . . aoiKl
No. Church Mem hern 2017
After the reading of tho report there
were a number of three-minute talks by
pastors, suorinlenienls arid others
present,
The wqrk done so far Is merely pre
liminary ami it is proposed to carry on
an active campaign until cxary child,
so far as poqslblo, Is brought under the
good Influenco of the. Sunday school.
Each church will confine itself mainly
to the field indicated by tho tables of
church preferences, compiled from tho
census report, which, however, it is uot
considered advisable to make public at
present.
A plan suggested by N. J. Damon,
UK)ii whoso Ideas and under whoso di
rection tho foundation has 'ocen laid, Is
for each Sunday school to appoint a re
cruiting olllcer, whoso duty it shall lx
each Sunday loapjiolnt workers for tho
following week and lay out their work
for them.
As chairman of the canvassing com
mittee, Mr Damon has called a meeting
for next Friday evening, st the Y. M,
C. A, hall, fur the discussion of plans
for tho further prosecution of the work.
The titniod good feeling prevails
among tho different denominations en
gaged In this co-operative enterprise,
and they are all working together In
such haruumv as sneaks well for tlmlrl
conception of tho genuine Christian
xpirit.
Crib or Buggy
vt netiicr it do a nay crio for your
norsug ora ouggy in which 10 ridu mat
you needboth and such as will glvo
you satisfaction is kopt by Gilliam &
ltrow n, at tho old P. 0. stables, 124 eod
Oct a bottle,
Eli Grimes, Baehterlologlstof thohmn
Statu Boifrd of Health, says that there
is 110 !cttcr disinfectant for typhoid
fever, diptheria, simillox or any eon
IngcoiiH disease, than Chluro Nap
Iholemn.' Uoiikiit Baskv,
ll-tl-nildAw Slate Agent, Salem, Or.
Voice of the People.
At and near Salem Is. that when they
want to enjoy a good cigar they buy the
"La Corona'
White Bouse Restaurant,
100 State at., St
SI. Elmo Restaurant,
100 State at., Satom, and
244 Commorclal 8t, Salem
GEORGE BROS., Proprietors.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
WIIXAMRtrrE,
Geo. 8. Nlckerson, Miss Ruth Nicker
Hon. Kalamath Falls; W. F. Jeffress,
A 11 Pilar, R. W. Hermeman, S. C.
Spencer. Hans. C. Wahlbcrir, J. Gcarin,
Portland; Chas, M. Hough, St. Paul;
A. D. Graham, Chicago; .1. W. Bailey,
Montana; 0. A. Farr, New York ; J. R.
Iji Tourrctte, San Francisco.
cottaoi:.
II. P. Jones, K. E. Plcrson, San Fran
cisco, California; It. II. Finch, Salem;
Henry Keene, Stayton; II. C. Miller,
Mrs. II. C.Miller, Haleey; Alex. Iji
Follott, Wheatland M. L. Jones,
Broeks: Geo. W. Stewart, BoerIy,
Mass., W. F. Firblg, G. O. Graves, Port
land; Francis Feller, Miss Ida Feller,
Butteville; W.J. Pratt, Chicago; C. B.
Winner, Kalamazo, Mich.
Oregon Native Daughters.
Tho Natlvo Daughters will hold their
first regular meeting in the hall In tho
Turner building this Mondiy evening at
7 :30. Offlcci-8 aro requested to meet at
7 sharp for business.
The- Tobacco Trust
is said to bo gobbling up the Cuban leaf
tobacco, anu prices of good cigars will
increase. Bo wiso and lay in n good
stock of "Little Champions'
'lODAY'S MARKKT.
Poiitlani), Dec. 4. Wheal valloy
51 fl 62 Walla Walla,5tc. to 62.
Flour Portland, 2.75 to 3.00. Supor
lino 2.15 per bbl.
Oat White 3435o, grev 33 to 34e.
Hay Timothy $0f 11.00 per ton.
Hops 710c; old crop 6 Oc.
Wool Valley. 1213c: Eastern Or
egon. 814e Mohair, 27 30.
Millstuff Bran. 17: shorts. t!8.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, 3.00to 3.60
5p.
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liens -i to -1.0U, turkeys, live, I2fii:
Eggs Oregon, 27' to 30c ner doz.
Hides Green,salted001bs,89c.u
00 lbs, X8)i ; sheep jwIIh, 18020c.
fancy
toio ;ii.
Onions 1 to IL'e.
Butter Best dairy, 2.'rt3.'(;
creamery, 60c to 66c pur roll, st
anu w.
Potatoes 45 Ut 60c per loutnl.
Hogs Heavy dressed 6c to Ue.
Mutton Dressed ,(iJ6(! to 7c xir pound.
Beef Steers. f:l.604.(X); wiwh, 3.00
(?3.60 dressed, Ix-ef tji to 7lf
veal dressed, 008)0.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat 58 pounds and over Up.
Wool RJc, Mohair SOc.
Hops It to 10c.
Barley 35 to 38c.
Oats 20 Q 28c.
Hay Baled, cheat $8.00., Timothy
8.3f.l0. 3
Eggs 25o.
Flour In wholesale lots fl.OO retail
$3.40
Mlllstuffs-hran $13.00 shorts $15.00
Hogs dressed, 5)ic.
Lite cattle Steers nkfeows 2? In !!.
Sheot-J2.60$3.
Dressed Voal HWc.
Butter Dairy U&ccreamery 22c.
Poultry Chickens 0 tu7e, Turkey 10
tol Io.
PolutocH 25 to 300.
It will pay you to buy the
toshes at
Bargains At Friediiian's New felT
iii Steel tad-Umbrellas you Will save at least 2 ...
cent, buyine them at m
tt ledman's New
Ladies' or Men's mackin-
FficcJriian's New R
Rubber shoes, boots and bicvele capes, a specialty at
Friedman's New fo
Ttje. latest and lowest prices in clething: at
Friedman's New Racket
Great bargains in gloves and hats at
Friedman's New Racket
If you want a child's or ladies' jacket or cape, you are
best suited at
Friedman's New Racket
For staple Dry Goods, notions and fancy goods, blan
kets, towels etc.
Friedman's New Racket
Is the boss place. Cor. State and Commercial St. Sa
lem Ore. . . ,
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Everything in' the store will be sold absolutely
at first cost, not even freight added. Now is
the time to get your pictures framed; your
house papered fine new stock of wall paper.
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Breton Studio.
Mrs. Wiggins has rn-oKneil her
Art Studio, iu tho Ilolmau house
corner Court and Cottago streets
Studio hours Monday and Wednes
day 2:30 and 5:30 p. m., and Sat
urday I) a, in. to 1 p. tit. lor terms
and information call at studio. Vis
itors always woleomu.
Immense stock of Carpets. It will pay you to
get them now, from 25c a yard up. Only a
short time left in which to dispose'of this stock.
All those indebted to tho firm of Rotan &
Irwin, or J. A. Rotan, for merchandise will
I ilea m) call and settlo Immediately with
Isadore Greenbaum,
Second Door South of the Postofllce.
Not Sold Out R
The speculator did not como up with
the cash, Ut buy out tho stock at
the Osburn Racket Store iu bulk.
Tho proprietor meant what ho
wild and intends to retire from business.
The wholo (dock, comprising boots,
shoes, hosiery, underwear, clothing and
u iiiuiiruiiii useiiii articles. Is offered at
cost. Come early, hao first choice
and a bargain at
TiiKOsni'iiv Racket Store
11-25 lui
PROF. W. 8. OSBORNE. Mognotlp
healer and developing medium. Cir
cles on Tuoday ami Thursday even
ing, Cottle Wools. 12 4 3tt
TIIBOROOKIt
Tlibou 9)
The Bon Bon
Has a new proprietress who willcontln
ua lOM'rvo all Tinl roim ullli Dm fr..-i
lock of luwt eoufectlonory and fruit.
A rufreshiiiK drink of Mtda or cider and
lh best of cigars at 138 Statu Stroot.
I'llliN Mr. A. Conn.
FOR HBNT. Teimcroi, six teres bot
tom plow laud, and thrvo acres in
Inmrlug orchard. Good Iiouh and
barn. AUo a mare I year old, weight
l,4lKI;uxtra tine milch pow 4 year,
two yearling heifers; also organ and
housoholil furniture. Apply to S.
Hhryock, on premises, half a inllo
north on tho Wallace road. Salem
Mutoillce. 12 4tf
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&a I THE LEADER
TWO
STORES
jua,M,''"wlx"0'l'. Ablpmnor.ttuepJ8lilnf M;llu Udks'
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tUUM lllW Wtt llllltUUlxl Aillifnnnlnl t- nri,
aa4i.aHiMOlMJUIii"iulll IS.M.
vmmi.Mu tlutti mil. at iv. as
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HOLIDAY GOODS
We are opening and marking the largest stock of
holiday goods we have ever shown, almost twice
as many as we had last season.
Immense lines of dolls, games, books, blocks, sub
stantial iron toys, plenty of toy trunks, drums, etc
for all the children besides a beautiful assortment
of purses, handkerchiefs, wool and silk mittens,
men's lined and unlined gloves of all sorts, fine
mirrors, toilet sets, chinaware, guaranteed knives
and razors, good hair brushes etc,, and a fine line
of men's holiday slippers.
We will have the whole stock arranged next week.
The Palace Market
Will till your ordor for a roast,
broil or fry of beef, mutton,
pork or sausage. Corned beef
nicely cooked, boned and presbed
ready to slice for your luuch.
e havo our own delivery man.
our patronago soiitited.'
& EDWARDS,
13S Suite St.
WE CARRY TUB LARGEST AND
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
lacksmith's Goods
IN THE VALLEY, CONSISTING OF
IRON, STEEL. COAL, PHCENIX SHOES,
CAPEWELL NAILS,
ALSO CARRIAGE AND WAGON
MATERIAL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
RAY
BROS
Cor. State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Ore.
MOVER
Phont2021.
Cyclone
Cameras
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Y6W Park Grocery.
tk la from trf
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'J92z?' ?wti '? wilt, lfkl sud Mrtlltt4 llh IU. UUP,
i tofMM Mil otil Muti Mux Until out ,n.kl.;.,i,.. a -....V;v.Ti.- .
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.SfUfSil &,la or.Klu f1"1 li Is now on ihitiitoo. malt tour ifti.m
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Allen & Bowersox,
Our
Doll Display
Wo seldom make a mistake in out
promUos, but when Friday noon
canto aud wo had fallal to got
ourd'tll tabled arranged wo were
ehagrlnued, Tho buy morning
trade had occupied our attontiuii
so that it was 4 o'clock when we
Dually had them out St from I
now on you may como uown ami
Inspect them Bring tho children
and tho (tabic, thov will be
pledged, Thorv atv didls tor every
one.
Our Handkerchief Display
I attracting so uuti visitor
that we will let it remnlit a few
day longer. Bo sure to cttmu soon
a big window full, and a big tablo
fuUiuslde.
You're Wolottie.
20 Per Cent
Ciif on
Ma(kinfosb?s
Holiday trade i crowding us for
rtHtiit. We have a goodly number
of excellent garments remaining
and must reduce stock.
Men's, Women's, Children's
All so at 20 iter cent cut: ira nn
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I now oul
bliio Vi 40.
only i,72.
Step lively.
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girl, that t2.50 tan
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Tho ladies' 13
men' (.1.40 tan
WIGGINS' BAZAAR, 307 Com.
The
Improved
Magazine
Cyclone
la stock
t all tlra.
V carry full llac ot
Supplies
Card Mounts
PlatM
Papers
Treya
DveIoperj
Toners
BROS.,
Call as4 exatalM our Una,
Cameras and
Fotographic
Equipments,
il State SlreeL
OUR STOCK
Of picture frames and framing is the most complete
shown in the city. .
One of those water-colors, etching;, or oil paintings
mat you have at home; framed in one of our up-to
-date mouldings would make a reasonable as well as
a beautiful present.
HOLD YOUR ORDER
pecte0Jieso0on'''OSe fi"e holidily r0ckers ,hat are ""
F. W. Hollis & Company
"rst jjoor fsorih of Postoffice.
Auction sale of
Salem Real E
Assohf KiS "Sw Wed ' the Sa,em BWing and Loan
th ,-uvl ;' '""""K urst-ciass homes in
me city and its suburbs, will be sold at A
Public auction
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even; pan w
SatilriTi
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Beginning on Twelfth Street, near L
Dec. 9,
of
Leslie, in Yew Park, at
;. etc.. call at the oflice
LOAN ASSOCIATION, 256
Commercial Street.
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