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IRemnant Sale
a: this week a;
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"fc .Over 7000 yards of calico remnants in
iiepatterns and splendid colors, to go at-r4,
5 and 8c at
IfoolvereotVe
The Big Bargain House of Salem.
Genuine
Dent's Glover), now sliruhii.
Bite.
All
$2.00 pair.
Suede Gloves
Now line of UlaclcB, Tans, Modes,
and Orcye,
$1.00 to $1.50 pr.
F. T. S.
$1,00 Utovu, cfltial to nny Bold
olsowliero for .fl.JKi. Try thuin.
Skirts
Good quality crash, made latest
cut, finished scums, deep hem.
$1.25 each
Fancy trimmed covert skirts,
handsomely finished, now pat
terns. It's wnato of tlmo to make
them while they Ri) nt these
prices.
$2.25 each
Shirt Waists
TIiokjBO, 00, 75. anil 1.00 linos
are dwindling. Huch values don't
last long, hut wo hayo n now lot
nndslics nro'complote.
PERSONALS.
P. Glover, of Sublimity, was a Balom
visitor today.
D. S. I.lvcusy, of Voodlmrn was in
the city today oh business.
Mrs, J. D, Waldo, of Maclcay, was
today In tho city on a business visit.
O. II. P. Darby, of Btnyton, is tho
truest of his broth.T, W. II. II. Darby, in
Yow Park.
Airs. Ellen Gaines, of Portland, Miss
Paulino Looncy, of Jefferson, art guests
of Mrs. F, fitelwor.
Tho marriage of Miss Effle Swcetzer,
of this city, and II. J. Lorentgvn, of
Winnemucca, Nevada, will tako placo
this evening at fl:30 o'clock, nt the homo
of tho brfdo's parents, Hon. and Mrs.
PJill. Mctschan, corner of Slate and
Twelfth streets. Tho ceremony will be
performed by Itev. II. A. Ketchum.'
A Klndcrearteo Movement.
To the ladies of Halctn : You are In
vited to meet Mrs. Diinlnn. of Portland.
at tho residence of Mrs. F. Waters, on
Hummer street, this evening at 7:1)0 p.
in., for the turiogu of dlKtitialtitr mid
considering the subject pf starting n
Kindergarten.
d. J. Dalrymple & Co,
s
H F?u) Specials for Spring
Silks s
Wo havnalmot; nny shade and quality of silk a person could dojIro.P
mid nt Iho priroa wu quota thorn they nru bound to ho quiek sellers A
China silk for fnnoy work In nil shades 'liP
Hurnh and Lyons l)yo "Ilk" tor summer waists J2
Fancy brocaded, regular fl.00 value, now, ... .'fill
Tafrcln silks Uistgrndo In all jiopulnr shades -rZ
Fancy homstltulHHl nnd laco striped taffetas i'Sfl
Illsek tnffntn silk uxtrn wide . . ... 100
Armures, Failles, Peau Do Holes, mid satin duchess ranging in rj
price from tiuo to ii.&u.
DncetMrllns.
Friday nluht ntoclal dancaand
will In) given at tho homo of Willnril
Martin, 4 miles northeast of Salem.
Quito u number of rJulcmlts will attend.
party
CANVASSING THE RETURNS.
County Clerk 1111 Forms nils Bosrd With Jot
licet CUfk and Unitary.
County Clerk Hall has called to his
assistance Justices of tho Peace W. T.
Clark, Democrat, of Gates, and W. M.
Hilleary, Kopubllcan, of Turner, to con
stitute with lilm.'clf a canvassing board
to canvass tho returns from Monday's
election.
C'drk Hall intended to call In Record,
cr Nl J, Jttdah an ono of tho board, but
four or flvo of the leading legal lights of
tho city gavo it as their opinion that mi
tho recorder's jurisdiction as Justice of
tho peaco was confined to the city, he
would not bo nvallblo.
This left Justice Clark, of Gates, as
the only available Justice of the peace of
tho opposition party.
Justices Clark and Hilleary came in
today, and the canvas will commence nt
8 o'clock tomorrow, Thuisday morning.
JOURNAL X-RAY S
Ononlunys knows more tho day after
election.
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IjiiIIi.b un wl!i In mil vnn r nttiinllmi to our kid uloves. U
Our fninosn Kid fully uunrrnutced, inudu for service, is equalled by mp
other dollar ulovo in tliu city. . A
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Our :i cImii Kskny gunulmi kid in nil Ihu popular shades nt fl.w)
Wo ulso curry Chamois and Mochas, at two mm ii.uu,
Boo our 1 1 no Wore selecting your next pair of gloveo.
W. H. HOBSON I
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BU7 COMMICKOIAL-aTKIClCTI
WCAIIIEtt.
Tonight mid Thiimlav fair; warmer.
Arc You Perfectly Sure
, I'Jint yftur ulaiHie wilt yenr oytmT Us
.Tog wlinld(SMii't lit ymr sight u as bad
if gO-Ing wlthiwt glM nlUtgellier.
IJtftiilIeniid sbnornml vUluii iniitt lx
nidml or iiilwhltd riHUiltn. U'lmt tliotijo
iiCid, it imwl h much tlmt iho wuui
must w Hippllutl at oiipo. Wu ohurgo
you nntldng for an ncuinhmllou wliteh
inn)' rot mi u wurM of tnmbla.
rflH-ctuelM ruairHt and loiim) dupli
cated at rwibonalilu elmigNi.
O.H.HINGBS
CXI WIT UI'flUUN.
HtiooMMicuQiAi, ar,
Nun door to llolvorvoii's
tr 5l.
W'o lmwdw UhI to cloiHt out our luui
bur buijiimrti ut BrtlAiu Onuiui. If ym
tiro Iplefwtt) call m mir alllra,
0ti. OOOIIAIK I.OMIItK Co.
iavA.A.i
HOTEMtmVALS.
forrAtiie,
J II.Hettleinire, Woodbtiru.
ICdwnrd II. Ahruiult, Portlnnd.
(Hum. J, Johnson, Portland. .
Miss (.oulso Bohroednr. Portland.
J K. Martin, Portlnnd,
Silts Ourtrudo Town, (Jilvorton.
Miss Mint Hmlth, Hllvertou.
Mrs. J. K. ilaiuuioiid, rJllvertou.
Mr. J. K. Mount, Hllvirlim.
Mrs. Jenny Hmlth, Hllvurtou,
Mrs. (loo Cusltur, Hllvurtou.
(Iforgo Cuslter. Hllvertou.
Oliver Orion, North Ynmhlll.
wii.umktti:,
It. O. (leer, Honolulu.
Fnl It. llorts, ficlo.
II. Iv. Ijinushurg, Portland.
J. II. Hmlth, Portland.
U. I.. Harrows, Hin Frauclao,
F. II. Doyle, Han Fronolcoo,
II. S. HoiMili. Chiiiigo,
a II. Illsrull, Mlumaoll.
Addis (InlUgher, Hnu Francisco,
Jacob Mayer, Portland,
Julius Ixnv, Portland.
C S. ITiiim. Portland.
M. FriMlviitlml, 1'ortUiid.
1). O. HtwuiiMii, Portland,
II. ThoiiipHou, St. Iuils, Mo.
C. 0. ('nrain.bt. Iouis, Mo,
V II llrowu, &x Fraiieim.
Patrick Collmrl. Oregon Oily.
Iliuiry Uug. Purtluud.
8. J, Ntiuiird, Chloagn.
Frank H Haudurs. ban FranaUoo.
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Knocked Down.
Cotinclman A. II. liureu had n narrow
escape from serious iniury. Ho Has
knocked down mid run over by n light
rig, driven by n couple of careless young
females, nt the comer of High mid Court
sireois. rortunaieiy, Mr. uuron ch
raped with some bruises.
False Alirm.
Tlio Flro department was called out
last night nbout to o'clock, and run
down to tho cornor of Commercinl nod
Ferry streets, but it proved to bu n false
lnrin.
Officers Elected.
Central Lodgu K. of P. elected the fol
lowing ollicers last evening for tho six
months beginning July I :
H. A. Johnson, chmiceilor commander;
A. II, Williams, leu chancellor; Frank
W. Power, prelate: W. I. Hlaley, mustor
of work; W.T. Blnter, master oitlnonco;
F. W. Hteusloff, master ol exchequer:
0. II. UjMlcgraff, keeper of records and
seal ; Claudu Towmiend, innster-nt-urins;
Carey F. Martin, inner guard; John II.
Hcott, outer guard.
For the Serial Season.
Tho now sprltiK suits for men nnd
boys, at tho New York ltncket. lake tint
u)uof all. nod they are going fast; nlso
men's nnd hoys' wlilto and work shirts.
o urn I Is, jackets, underwear for all nges,
crash routs nnd vests, dusters, men's mid
boys' fur. crush mid straw hats, ilovin.
susunders. All nt rnckel prices. Pienso
call nod save money. LM-lw
In Probate Court.
J. (. A How Ihy, administrator of tho
estate of Kllzabelh Drown, do
conned, has 11 led Ids rejiort of the sale of
100 ucron of laud to J. K. .Itgler ut IQ
rer nere, and asks that said sale ho con
tliemud. Heavy Fleece of Wool.
Out ut Hheriif Frank Durhlu's farm
Monday, whllu tho sheep shearers weru
clipping tho wool off of Mr. Durbiu's
lino Hock of Cotswold sheep, ono year
ling buck produced L'0.L oiilids
of wool, mid ono yearling owe produced
J KJUIIIIS.
Ill
Now n fine plnco must bo provided for
Hilly Savage. '
t I J
Mulkey goes back to tho senate by an
Increased veto from Democratic Polk.
nt.
South Balem is still the Salon, banner
Dtimocrntlc.Cltln'n'a precinct.
lit '
Judge O'Donald has met nt least fhe
hundred men who wero responsible for
his election.
I I I
Tho Statesman's wonderful inllucnco
was beautifully displayed In tho way It
reduced W. W. Hall's majority to 831.
t t T
Justico O'Donald says if he is electrd
by ono majority It was not by tho vote
of nny lawyer, but.by his own vote.
Ml
If Justico O'Donald U elected by one
vote, how many Salem lawyers will
claim to have cast It?
Ill
t t t
The famous ocalltt, Mrs. Itosollloch.
Ilauer, aselsted Gov. Ueer In closing tho
campaign in linker county.
t t t
Thoro will lie nearly a thousand less
votes on the final footings than thoro
wero two years ngo.
t t t
Wore the ono thousand stny-at-liomo
votes in Marion county milboxpausloii.
Irts?
I I I
Thetu will bu no more calling of hard
names until the legislature meets.
t t t
Two men who may bo b fore tho peo
ple again Lieutenants Finior for clerk,
and Murphy for sheriff,
t t t
Will the Mitrholl-Mcllride fuction or
gmilzo tho next legislature? Well, if
not, why not?
Av nil m i f I T Wo are da honest In what we say, a
PI All! lALKIn w,,at we 8C"' Wo do not mlarop
rt 1 1 .n,- reMnt in gtaiemonts we do not sub
stitute In prescriptions. We believe that genuine "honesty is the best policy"
and that?' no permanent success in business can bo attained without conn
denco, hence In all our dealings with physician and patient, and general pub
lic, it has been our first aim to merit confidence. Therefore, when wo tell you
an article is "good," wo believe it to be so, and our quarter century experi
ence with drugs ought to qualify us to Judge" intelligently along this line. If
you wisn the best medicines put in your prescriptions, bring them to us-if
you like substitution take them elsewhere.
We neref teamed but om kind of Pharmacr
tbe botiett kind. notber truth, our price- art
rlgbt for right goodi
DAN'L J, FRY
Graduate in Pharmacy-
A ROUSING SALE
EVER EQUALS
"I'll voto forjFinrer if you'll vote for
Hofer?" Bob walked off in disgust,
saying: "You can novor get anything
out of a Democrat."
tit
The schools of Baker City wero closed
Friday and a meeting of tho board of
directors was held. A numlier of
patrons of tho schools wero present and
requested that tho board retain Prof.
Churchill and ho was accordingly ap
pointed, his salary being increased from
$H00 to $1760. Ho has fourteen teach
ers under him
tit
Dr. Smith's lies that Hofer made the
appropriation bill of 1895 nnd that It
was the largest general appropriation
bill ever made will never bo retracted.
The blgwsr tho He tho more convenient
lodgment It finds In somo men's heads,
and nothing but a surgical operation
could remoe it.
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Tho Democrats have the sheriff, the
Populists tho clerk, the Prohis the Jus
tico of thp peace and the constable, and
tho Republicans tho rest of tho officer.
Now everybody ought to be satisfied,
and Join In tho ratification. Salem
Statesman.
TO TAX SLOT MACHINES
ORDINANCE PASSED I1Y THE CITY COUK-CIL
General Occucatloa Tax Surfeited, and Other
Important Leilslallon In
llaad. '
At a regular
last evening all
oxcept Gesner,
chair.
meeting of the council
members were present
Mayor Hleliup in tho
Trusty bliarrears.
James 1M wards, u trusty ut the state
M)iilUiutiary, from Multnomah county,
serving one year for larceny from the
person, look udvautugu of tho confidence
ronomlil til linn mid diKUiineiired veatur.
day. He hud but live weeks longer to
servo, ami as lie Is a crlmt u Ho u III Imi
easily identified. It is thouuht that his
mind Is not porieetly sound. It seems
that ho bus boon tulkluu to soiuoofhlM
I lellon -pribouers ubout dro ulug himself
jTlioiiiitluirillwi have offered u reward.
nun iiiuuMiTipiioii oi iiiu prisoner win
Imi found uliiowhoru In this apor.
election Held
mid only one parly elected, but nil
purlieu uru ui'comuhlu us imtroini and
supplied with tho bout of provisions and
groceries uy nrunuon a uugmi 6-e-o-d.
Trom Up the Sanilam.
(leorgo Amlerbou, eniuo down from
I'.lkhoruyeaUirday to deliver tho tally
lii'iils mid ballot Itoxoa to tho county
dt'tk. llMHttys the Deiuooratic-Citiaens
carried everything mint of Tumor.
Died In Lebanon.
Mrs. Wm. Hkiff, of this city, received
tho sad lutulllgeiico lust night, uiiuouno
lug tlio death of her aged mollier, Mrs.
0. 0. Slurry, of UiImiumi. Mrs. Hklff
mid children, left thia morning foi that
place No further particulars could bo
learuiM s to caiuo of death or funeral
arraugemeuta
llORN.
8TAIUU0K.-Ti Mr. and Mra. I'ranV
Slarliuok, in Polk wiunty, Oregon, oh
Tuesday, Juno (i, 1100, u sou.
IHVIN. At the family home on Trade
street, ou Sunday, June U, IlKK), to
Mr. and Mrs. I). .. Irvln, u sou.
Berries Berries Berries
Two shipments daily ot the famous ?C X x
; Clarks Seedling Strawberries
From the Ars. Otter olace on Kaiser's Bntimn.
Our natrons say they never had uchood fruit
and it isdiflicuH to yet enough, call early, -V
ifc'otli & Graber
la y it, a, uiKVKMANM, 'a 134 ut ar, ruoMK 151.
Hmittr,li Qwt OJ tjiUlng ghu way.
I'or Ladles aad the Household.
Ijico uurlains, IksI spri,t la, luoes. inn
brolderloa, VioturU lnn. dotted Swim,
Swtaa eurlaiu goods, linen and Utli
timels, table damask, hosiery, ties,
gloves, corsets, collars and other umtful
artloliiH. nl at low prices, at tho Nuw
York Itackut. l'luiao call mid m the
dlffareut iluea. . ttU'Jdlw
The Modern Beauty
Ihtivoe ou giKVl fooil and uuthiue, with
plenty of exureieo In tho oien air. llur
mrm glows with hwdlh and her face
blooms with Ita Umuty. If her syatem
iikhIi Iho oleuiialug action of a laxative
remedy, she uvea the gentle mid pleasant
Syrup- of Figs, made ly tho California
Fig Syrup Co. only.
United Arlltini Atteatloa.
1'liero will lOHktrwlHrry festival at
thoArliaan llalllhla evening, immedi
ately niter the bueliitaa niretlng. A
imalUduUslon Hill oharaed fur supper.
luueora, iiuaiueaa meet-
tho foetlvftl
Klectlou of
mg at T oVUik. Come to
and bring all your friends.
CoMMlTrCK.
For n "recent Importation," as. Frank
Davey called him, "Jack" Jeffrey did
pretty well to run SOO ahead ot his party
in Marion county,
t t t
f.lttle Doc Smith was the only "per
sonality" In tho Marlon county fight.
Will ho again bo tho Mitchell. Mcllride
hold-up speaker?
t t t
Tlmt'a right, l'ut nil South Africa
under the llriiiah Hag. That will keep
Americans at homo and force Immigra
tion to our country.
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I'oalllnnsforthu Itepuhllcan leaders:
K. II. Flagg, clerk of the senate; Frank
lUvey, clerk of tho house; K. J. Hen
drloks, assistant collector of customs,
t I i
Kugenu has a (loddeaa of Liberty con
test, with tho following entered In a
voting centest: Mlfs Dollle Ankony,
Mlaa Ada Hendricks, Miss Carrie
I'alnu, Miss Utile Waller, Miss Madge
Ilatteo, Misa l.iszle Orlllln, Misa Maude
Densmoro, MIm Jllh Hoffman, Mies
Jennie (lilstrap.
t It
Itoh Hendricks tucklttl a Democrat
whu was going to voto for Hall, and
asked him to vote tor Fliuor. "I'll tell
you what I'll do," said the Democrat.
When one's word i not worth a bean
their oath is no better. Kxchange.
t t
A Itepuhllcan (olitician la lwnyi
sharp enough toget Iwth the A. I". A.
mid the Catholic votes aufliclently to
elect him ton (at county otllce. Hut look
at the way Klder was slaughtered la UieJ
Catholic precinct. '
msui oauxnEU fain.
J O'Donald $ CO
unsworn A Chase 3 1)5
UrlsHold&C huso 8W
N J Judah 00
Sim II While 76
The committee on ordinances reported
"back to tho council tho ordinance li
censing ulcklo Indlio-slot machines in
tho city of Salem and do p.tsa without
amendment; we also ask further tim
in which to report upon tlio other ordio
nances heretofore referred tjus," The
ordinance was later passed.
Hid were received on 000 feet of fire
hoBe, but action was Indefinitely post
poned. Tho following resolution was offered
and unanimously adepted:
"Hesolved, lly tho common council ol
tho city of Salem, Oregon, that whereas
tlio city is in legitimate need of addi
tional revenue, and that the samo must
no ramcu in such manner as to impose
tlio sliKhtest possible burden to tlm dti.
zeus. therefore this council favor & im.
oral occupation license, comprehending
every line of business carried on here,
and to this end, thu mayor is hereby in
structed to appoint a committee of eight
from the body of this council, to frame
and draft such nn ordinance as shall
meet the Interests of the citizens by the
lowest rate of llconso possible; and Imi it
further
'Hesolved, That the commlttoe herein
provided for meet at the city hall, in
HEADQUARTERS
hilo some politician make
their headquarter at somo hall,
the peoplo who want to enjoy
... wk iivuri meat,
their headquarters at thu
make
WHITE HOUSE RKTADRtin
McKiixor A IUbxiukt
I'roprletora, lOd Bute St.
Cement, Lime and Plaster,
best Qualities, lowest rates.
Also 200,000 Star A Star
shingles Just received.
D, S. Bentley & Co.
Phone 30. 310 Front St
Crystal Ice Works
la delivering ice to Ita patrotn
at the prevailing pilces. Atao
joe eram in any quantity will
Im dollverwl to auv part ol the
the city. Vtiw 6A0 per gallon,
warralieUol.pep 12 hour after
delivery, ; m : t ;
J.
Kiiabc, Ludwig,
Fisher, Hardman and
Kingsbury Pianos
Estey and Chicago
Cottage Organs
We sell for cash or on easy pay.
meuts. ami take jour old Instrument
ill trade. Alwa i.U.1 i .v v.n.
.. i..i.... i li "r"!-. " -" -
nuvturr muMiig or uuying,
Standard Rotary
Seeing Machluea, the nation pride.
Tlie lightest running, fattest, moat
convenient machine made. See the
one in operation in north window.
e rent new machine, repair old
pnea, and take your machine In
trade at what It's worth.
Bicycle Business
Tribune road models, fio, are tak
lug the popular fancy again this
aeaaoo. You'd ought to have seen
them roll out Saturday. More in
alwrtly. l'lenty of low priced wheela
from f25 up.
Tribune. Kacer
Tribune Chainlee "
Come and tee these models
Stearns. 1000 Model r. . . . $jo
uiaccor leilow.
Sundries for the whole town.
Price right.
Majeatic or Stvlar Gas lamp
Calcium Carblda, 2 lb. for
fro
75
open session, at least tuico a week, for
tlie purpose of hearing tho opinions nnd
statements of tho business men of Salem
in tills behalf, and that said committeo
conform as nearly as may be, in view of
tho best public service, to tlio estimates
submitted by said business men in rela
tion to the licenses proposed to be placed
upon their particular lines of business ;
and that said committeo report its find
ings to this council nt tho earliest practi
cable day."
Councilman Walker, who Introduced
the resolution, was mado chairman of
tho committee by Mayor Bishop.
Tho application of A. Sclirelber and
Uacli A. Nailstanck for liquor licenses,
were referred to committee on licenses.
The petition o! Hoover & Hido for
permission to establish a sign advertis
ing their business at their establishment
on Commercial street, wns referred to
the committeo on streets and public
property.
An ordinance granting to Horst Uros.
of San Francisco, permieslon to con
struct a private tnlephonu line, was in
troduced, read two times nnd referred to
thoordlnanco committeo.
Tho following mnendment to tho
bicycle ordinance was offered, and duly
referred :
"It shall bo unlawful for any person
or persons to ride ot any tlmo nny bi
cycle, trlcyclo, unlcyclo or tandem on
the eldewnlks of the city of Salem, with
in tho following limits: On Commercial
Btreot from Trade to Center street; on
tho south side of Stato street between
Commercial and Twelfth; on tho east
sido of High street between Stato ami
Ferry streets ; nnd on tho west side of
Commercial streat between Center and
Marion streets; on tlie south sido of
Forry street between Commercial and
Liberty streets."
Councilman Griswold also suggested
amendments prohibiting wheelmen from
tho following sections of streets; North
side of Court street between Capitol nnd
High streets nnd tho west oide of Com
mercial street between South Mill creek
and the southern boundary of the city.
it will ho seen that thu territory to
which wheelmen have access will bo
thus considerably reduced.
Illds were asked to bo advertised tor,
for -100 jjchoirs to seat tho armory, nnd
tho council will meet next Monday
evening to considor samo.
At this point Aldermun Alien nroio
to a question of information, asking "if
the saloon men of tho city had been
given permlslon to keep their places of
business open all day Sunday last last?
To tills Itecordcr Judah .maunr.!
promptly. "Xo." Tho recorder then
wontonjto stato to the council that
practically tho samo conditions existed
hero last Sunday a9 on "Conductors
Picnic Sunday in June of last year. All
saloons wero kept open then, by agree
ment of tlm saloon men, who, rather
man lose the commerce of a big day,
would go Into court mid light the ordi
nance. Tho .same purpow prevail on
list Sunday, nnd tho ucorder declared
frankly, that he would not enter upon a
series of prosecutions on this score un
less tho council fortified him with legal
counsel to meet tho talent the saloon
men would certainly bring into court if
anyorall werenrrested. Ho could not
and would not net as judge and prosecut
ing attorney too, but said ho was in
possession of pollco roports covering all
evasions of the ordinance on last Sun
day and could and would put tho law in
operation If the city was properly repre
sented in tlie contest that was soon to
follow. He said this city was fortunate,
In that, on neither event complained of,
there been tho slightest disorder, nor
even a police call, and that tho violation
o( tho city laws relied, for its enforce
ments, in this particular relation, upon
thli disposition of the council to supply
the police department with the neces.
sary legal assistance to safely bolster the
city's Interest in tlie premises.
As happened last year, when a similar
report was made uothmg was done by
the council at last.
Mayor llishop stated that he was In
receipt of a communication from Port
land insurance men notifying him that
unless the residents of Salem verv vig
orously and effectively cleaned up their
back yards, streets and alleys, and that
in the very immediate future, there
would be an advance In the local inaur
ance rate. Upon motion of Griswold,
Chief of police Gibaon was instructed to
nomy property owners to clean their
yards at once.
imumttMui
At Friedman's New Racket Store
Men's Serge Suits in bluo nnd black, $0.
Men's Mixed Tweed Suit nt $7. t$, nnd $10.
Men's Scotch Tweed Suits nt f5, fO, nnd 7.
Men's CIny Worsted in bluo nnd black, $10, $ 12.00, nnd $16.
Men's 8ttmmcr Suits 2 60, $4.00 nnd fC.OO.
Mcn'sJAH'Wool pants, $2, $2.50 nnd $3.
Men's Crash lints, 25,c 60c, 76c.
Men's Felt HntB, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25 nnd up.
Men's Neck Tics, Flashy, nnd goes like lightning nt 25c.
Mpn'n Ximv Shlrtnnnd underwear etc
Our boy's school suits nlwnyo noted for Uiolr torvico giving nui,
ust n trillo better than UBual this summer. 1He ti
And In Ladies' wear have lust received n beautiful lino of Ibcm ...
gloves, handkerchiefs, illk mitts, crash skirts, and crash for aklrtins "?
nntinmi. nnd black silk skirts, etc. " p!!!M
And today you will find ua giving you bettor goods, tor loss mom? ,. I
, quicker unu Doner servico ovory uay man ever before. "" Dl
ngs,
AIM
choose from
Friedman's New Racke
Cor. Stnto and Commercial Sts
Sal.n
'H,
6L0SIN6 OUT
Shoes for everybedy: nice stylish goods at less tli
wholesale cost.
Men's hats, best qualities, late styles, we are sells
iiicin at just avvui nun uiikv.
Just think, children's white kid gloves, only 10c a
rillU Milt veiling uiny iu a yam.
OlIKb, M imp tCttui uncut tu scicii nuill, JUC a yjfi
aim upward, rnie uieas suuua, cut acta, giuves, underwit
hosiery, laces and embroideries, we are selling for lessthi
wholesale cost.
Isadore Greenbaum
RAMBLER
dlUYCLba AKb JUST A LITTLE AHEAD OF All!
UOAlFbTITORS; IN FACT THEY ALWAYS HAW
BEEN IN. ADVANCE THAT IS WHY YOU SE
RAMBLERS EVERYWHERE X X X X
Experienced Wheelmen choose Rambler
BECAUSE THEY HAVE TONE AND STYLE A!
WELL AS ALL GOOD POINTS WHICH 60 TOl
MAKE UP A WHEEL OF THE VERY HIGHES
GRADE, AND AT 'I HE POPULAR LIST PRICE, fM
None are better at any price few as gocJj
REMEMBER BUILDERS HAVE HAD 21 LON(l
YEARS OF EXPERIENCD, CONSEQUENTLY THR
KNOW HOW TO MAKE A GOOD WHEEL A
CALL IN AND LET ME SHOW YOU OUR LINE
IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHEEtl
03ATT SHIPPI
258 Commercial St.
A.lull line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments
ll
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PATTONSB0OKST0R
1 Headquarter for
J Why Pay Hieh
$ Prices for Shoes?
.36c
F Z WT iTTSwT crs
MlirtlllVn DrnnV'-- - X ' CrT V NL 3
mugjUiio. I I up I, .
t
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i.hwi yon can get nhat vou "2
ntatOSariJS'UACKWfor
lew money than elsew here.
Nm our line of the famous Pace- t
Uith what vnn n e. ' . tf
ly hat, cloves and nhirt. 4
Kodaks and Cameras
15 and 20 per cent,
discount Allowed,
LARSON'S NEW FRUIT. EVAPQRATOf
JOHN I.
Bv its use ill W
shafts are w
pensed with, tnj
iruit are drycj
under dead heiij
it:-is fireproof; i
saves 80 per ctnti
in tue : it sa
3-4 in labor.
drv in 13 hou
without dippi
in lye. For circe-l
laraddres
LARSON, SHAW OREGON
o carry a full lino of n.i. tt
MM911 r-
i '. " ,,a.r. nti. for thecele-
"'Lira ouu pan ii.
30T COrT-q
OiHMitjrouoffl, sim, .
2 usburns One Price
Racket Store
J 4 303 Com. St, Opposite P. O.
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tiave
RATESJN ICE
. The following low rait on i i
wen agreed upon by the Capital Ico
ork and Crystal fee Workt. of thlS
city beBlnnJng iUy 10: ' ' lM
Confectionery atores. hni. i .i
warkeu, using 10O lbs or more at k time
B0b Per hundred; e than 18y lbV76c
-Trit8.Vart,M u,in8 1001bormor1'
5c;lei than 100 lbl lo w, lb K
ale be bw HV ' 'VT l0' "
&taJS8ioto',7J50',1-,'to.OL
Ice .hipped in eaoka 76e per 100, f ,ck.
llJff Oawtal In-lVoBia
-,0 Cmnxx. Ics Wokm.
Bottled Beer
Klugtf Bcck.SuccMaet to.lrcli
All order forbotUedberTittl!
at the brewnrv. V.r, o wild W"TI
Kree rity riellyery. telpk nJ1,
75c a Sack
Perfection flour, manufactured rrl
Withelra 4 Bon. Monroe, Or., w -"
by Gulmw A B
5-Mro S1m Or
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