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Just in lo-day
N'ew figured and
and plain French
Flannel. You'll have
to hurry to gel your
choice they don't
stay long,
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Special Sale...
For tho rest of litis
' week.
$1.00 valuoB at 70o.
$1.25 vnlucs ut 00c.
Thursday, Fridavand
Saturday.
Our Fur
Department
Is filled witli tho
best values over of
ferud. Wo bJ'ow no
cheap stuff. At $2.00
to $1(1.00.. Our lino
lan'tbo beaten.
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THE DIG BARGAIN
HOUSE OF SALEM
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THANKSGIVING WEEK SPECIALS
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k'Our cntiro lino of
most styliel. waiat
prices.
I $2.00 eilks
$1.75 silks
i $1.60 silka
L $1.25 silks
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thfs season's
silks at ealo
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at $1.15.
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SILK WAISTS....
Tlio moRtoxquislto lino
silk waists over Btiown
nt Salo Prices
$10.00 waists at $7.05.
$ 7.50 waists at $5.05.
f, 5.00 waists at $1.25.
of ladies'
in Saloni
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A Word to the Wise
Is BUlllciont to say don't wait until tho last wcok or lant day in select
ins your Christmas prosont. IIuvo thorn laid nsido and pay for
them when you get thoni. Wo do this every day. Our complete
Christmas stock is not entiroly placed in our show cases, hut is arriv
ing every day. Our ronair department continues crowded with work
for tho reason wo lend in lo" prices
Watches cleaned, 75c,
Mainsprings 75c,
Clias. H. Hinges . x emms.
Next Door to llolverson's
THE WEATHER.
Occasional rain this afternoon, tonight
and Thureday.
'n
Wheat Market,
Han Fjiamibco, Nov. U8 OaHh UiUf .
Oiiicaoo, 111., Nov. 38 -Dec. 70lfi
Baloin, 60.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MAUK U Y
lo Sldnov Power, CiJ.
, ' ' .iinNi;Y,,onua(N."
made lor laniily nee, ask your grocorH for
t, lirnn and snorts always on nanu.
A. T. WALN. AGENT.
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PROGRAAIS OF SONG
AND RECITATION
Thanksgiving Day Honored at
the Salem Public Schools.
At tho East school thoro wero short
programs of essays and tongs in soma of
tho roome Mrs- Roland and Misa
Mooro united In ono program. Tho
Principal and c.ty superintendent's
rooms seem to ho rceorvlng their great
est effort for a Christmas ontortainuient.
At tho Park school thoro wnro threo
disticnt programs. Messrs. Ketehuni
and Thomas, Mrs. Ogle and Miss Win
ters, and Miss Parrlsh nml Prliiuip.nl
PrcntiBS muting tlieirforcosatono p. in.
Thoro was somo good sinking and speak
ing and several short addresses,
In tho North school all tho rooms uni
ted in one gonornl program ot shining
and declamations. Tho rooms were do
oorated with the donation" for tho Hoys
and Girls Aid society at Portland.
i'ho Big nud Li lie Central schools
united in a program this afternoon. It
was so early in the school year that
most of tho teachora did not feel like
taking much timo from tho regular work.
Tho schools aro all adjourned until roxt
Monday.
At the Lincoln School
After an instrumental duet, and song,
America, thoro was reading of tho
Thanksgiving proclamations of President
McKiuloy and Governor Geer, hy Prin
cipal Baker.
Tho following numhers wero' rendered
hy tho pupils of tho rooms indicated:
Room 1 gave a song and threo recita
tions. Room 2 gave a Thanksgiving exenho
by 12 children.
IlnoM II gavo n concert exercise and
eoug.
Room 4 gavo tho Origin of Thanks
giving Day, nud Pilgrims of song and
story hy pupils of 4th and 5th grades.
Room 6 gavo a song and an exorcise
hy six girls and four hoys.
Room 0 gavo a recitatien: "Givo
Thanks for What?" And an instrument
al duet No. 2-, vio'.in and piano.
CITIZENS' NON-PARTISAN
MUNICIPAL TICKET
For Mayor
C. P. I1ISIIOI'.
For Recorder,
N. J. JUDAU.
For Marshal,
I). W. GILtSON.
For Treasurer,
JOHN MOIR.
Alderman, 1st Ward,
Ii. P. WALRKR.
Adermnii, 2d ward,
S. A. RIGGS.
Alderman, !)d wnrd,
J. R. KUAUSSK.
Aldeimaii, .Id ward,
GinrcoN sT()i.z.
AldermF.n, 4th ward,
W(). GRIKWOU).
THANKSGIVING
FOOTBALL GAME
Tho football gamo ut tho Fairgrounds
on Thanksgiving day between the Sa
lem Athletic team and tho Ghemawa
Indian hoys will ho played directly op
posite tho grand stand, so that tho
spectators may sit comfortably under
shelter and enjoy au excellent view of
tho game, no matter what tho weather
may ho liko. Tho gamo will he called
promptly nt.3:30, and those who attend
are assured of good lively sport.
PERSONALS.
II. II. Turner was in Portland Monday
and Tuesday looking after legal mutton.
Mrs. Chaa. S. Riely wont to Albany
this morning to nltcnd tho Hopkins
funeral,
Claude Gatch went to Corvallls to
spend Thanksgiving under his parental
roof. Mrs. Gutch preceded him, taking
in tho banquet in Albany last night.
Down cushions for sofa pillows at
Duron & Hamilton's.
FOOTBALL
THANKSGIVING
GAA1E....
Chemawa vs. Salem Giants
Admission, 25c. Time, 3:30 P. M.
Turn out nod support the association and witness a first-class gatie.
Thaoksglvlur Day
In near nt hand and wu aro ready to
furnish all who oonio with prepared
inlnco meat and delicious fruit to tnaku
tho plum pudding. Cranberries and
first ohisB groceries sold hy Rranson it
Ragaii.
Change In Schedule
Commeuaiug Monday Dee. !lnl Tho
O. 0. T. Go's rHottinurH Altoua and Po
inojia will loavo for Portland dally ex
cept Sunday, at 8 a. in. 11 27 4t
Gold framed medallions for Christmas
presents. Tho Klito Studio. U 21 tf
Willamette.
Max Frindonthul. Portland.
F, llauries, Seattle.
A. J. Lolaud, Portland,
F. M. Sherman, Portland.
W. Albert, Portland.
G. T. Alchly, Portlond.
J. Ralston, Portland.
Mrs. J. Moshiet, Portland.
Tom A. Ilogau, Portland.
Jon. F. Cordray, Portland.
I-:. M. Cox, Portland.
Leo. Lehuari Jr. llaltimoro Md.
A. R. Mattoon, Rosohurg
II. K. LouiiBbury, Portland.
K. M, Rosenthal, Portland.
T. J, Luster, Lansing Mich.
Grant Mays, The Dalles.
A. J. Armstrong, Portland.
W. P. Smith, Portland.
K. R. Sohiff, Portland.
Felix Kramer, N V.
J O. Thomas, Portland.
A..'. P..ul, Portland,
J. N. Hart, Dallas.
Henry I-nng, Portland.
K. Walhmau, Porllaml,
0. It. Prael, Portland.
MASONS WHO
INVADED ALBANY
GRAU COMPANY
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
San Fiincihco Nov. 28. Tho pro
duction tills weok for the first time on
tho Pacific Coast of Wngner'sNibolungen
Ring by tho Maurico Gran Opora Com
pany, has provod to bo a notable musical
ovent. "Daa Rhinegold" tho prolude to
tho great trlology waa presented on Mon
day night to an uuthalastlc audlouco that
filled tho Grand Opera HoiibO. Last
night "Dirt Walkuro" was given with a
cast including VuuDyk, IHspham, Illass,
Gadski, Schumann-llulnk, Nordica,
Scheff, Homer, Olltzka, ISaumeihter,
Marylli nnd Hrldewell. The curtain was
announced to rise at 7;!H) p. m., but be
fore Unit hour thuro wero IHWO people in
tho house and not an Inch of landing
room remained. Seoies wero turned
away from tho doors. The eorvicoH of a
squad of policemen were required to
restrain tho crowd that vainly tried to
gain admission. Walter Damrosoh con
ducted tho pui formauco which was
staged with tho wealth of deall that
characterized the Now Voik production,
Tho conductor and singers received many
curtain calls
'lhursday, Nov. 20
All tho banks
And public offices will I o closed.
No Jouu.val will bo published.
Tho City will Iw nt n standstill.
All will glvo thanks, expand over tur
key and somo will sco tho footbt.ll game.
Citizens who cannot find sufficient
dis8apatiou hy tills timo Thursday night
will have to got down to whist, checkers
or tiddlcdowiuks.
At tho stato prison an oxtrn good
Thanksgiving dinner will bo givon all
tho employes and others detained thoro
At the Charity ball tonight tho nurses
of Salein hospital will wear their white
caps, bibs and tuckers and Borvo at tho
punch bowls. Tho head nurso Miss
MoNary will lead tho grand march with
Dr. Hyrd.
A number of Salem Masons and
KasturuStar went to Albany last even
ing, where tho lodge of Albany entertain
ed visitors from this city and Corvallls.
Somo work waa done in tho lodge and a
general social good timo waa enjoyed,
including a lino hauqiiut. Those going
from this city were: Mrs, 0. P. Hishop,
Mrs. Tims. Sims, Misj Hattlo ChoBiioy,
Mrs. Ida llahcock, Mrs. Claud (iatih,
Mr, and Mrs, Lot L, Poarco, Mrs. K, F.
Parkhurst, Mr. and Mrs. M, Montgom
ery, Mr. and Mrs. B. Farrar, Judge Geo
H. lluriiett, Mrs. N. M. Chapman and
Mrs. W. H. Molt.
- We fir? Headquarters
For Your Breakfast Foods.
Cfgamof Wheat, Kalston Breakfast Food, Rals
ton Pancake Flour, PHIsbury's Vitus Mush.Gra
no, Dessicated Wheat, Wheatine, Germea,
Granose Flakes, Malt Breakfast food. X TC
Five'iniiiuto mtieli la still our leader. Cook in five minutos, 10c for 2tf
jl package.
Af
Rolled
Roi
Kaatern Oregon.
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Ull lino pi AQIOO tnlllS prO-JUClS. VIIOIO wiibbv liour, tiuunmivm, vummin,
Oata 8 lbs for afic, .Wo. may tho beat rolloil oats In the city, 5 lbs for Schi,
member If you want gQodJTrciul buy Ilyer'e RflBt l'loiir. niajo in Pondlotqii,
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Rotti & Graber
You can't rest? Then eot a Morris
chair from Huron & Hamilton.
UNITED FOR THANKS
PROGRAM AT SALEM.
Tho Union Thanksgiving forviros to
morrow will ho hold in tho United Kvan
gellcal churoli, comer of Cottage and
Center streets. Following is tho order
ofservice:
Organ Voluntary. Invocation, Rev.
T. F. Royal. Hymn, My Country 'Tia
of Theo. Scripture lesson, Rev, H. A.
Ketchum. Prayer, Rov. N. Shupp.
Hymn, Proclamation hy Rov. W. 0.
Knntiier. Collcotion. Vocal boIo Sor
inon, Rov. I). McKlllop. Prayer, P, O.
Powell. Doxology, Ueiiedlctiou, Rov.
T. II. Ueudersn.
Supt, Wenti: of tho Stato Doafmuto
School will deliver a thanksgiving sermon
at ten a. m. Thoro ia a turkoy dinner
one p. m,, a pupils party nt 3 to 5, p. in,
and au evening ontortainmont, with
following uttractivo features, making it
ono of tho moat elaborate and onjoyablo
nffatra in tho history of tho institution :
Tableau "Tho Attack"
Tableau "Tho Dofoat"
A Thanksgiving Story.. A Puritan Maid
Tableau A Dnughtor of Oregon
Statuary Joptha'a Daughter
Wax Works
Tho Threo Graces
Faith, Hope, nud Charity
Living Pictures
American Bcautios. .Who?
Tableau Coming Through Uio Ryo.
At tho insane asylum Supt. Oalbroath
will offer up about a 1200 pounds of
thanks in tho form of turkoy and othor
good things with n inimical and phous
graph ptorum in tho afternoon.
Thanksgiving service at St. Paul's
ISplsoopal church will ho held at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning. A cordial
invitation U uxtoudod.
Thanksclvlnt Dinner.
Turkey. Goose, Duck, Chicken and all
tho luxuries of tho season survud at tho
regular price. No expotuo spared to
givo our patrons n most enjoyable
Thanksgiving dinner at
Strong's Rostauraiit.
Peocle
Aro llook'ng to tho Now York Racket
to see the new lino of holiday goods.
You ought to join tho crowd, 2a lw
Finest lino of xelours and Damask ,'
sola pillows in Sulent. Huron A Hum
ton,
Phone 511. 121 Stato St
YEW PARK MEAT MARKET
Headqunrtord for ti.o bot moat
and lard In tho city. Glvo ns a
call and boo how woll wo can
please you. Prompt and care
ful attention to all orders, i t
Phono, blank !GL : : : t
F, G, BOWERSOX, PROP'R.
About thirty of tho mombors of F.
Co. have accepted a command to
appear In full uniform, headed hy Major
Leabo, at a ball given by G. Oo. of
Albany tonight. About thirty will at-tend.
An Important Difference.
To make It apparent to thousands who
think themselves ill, that they aro not
atlicted with any disease, hut that ths
Bystem only needs cleansing, la to bring
comfort homo totholr hearts, ns a costive
condition U easily cured by using.Syrup
of Figs. Manufactured by tho California
Syrup of Piga Co. only, end sold ljy all
druggists.
Mince Pies and Fruit Cake.
Mince pies for 10 ots. each nndTrult
cake for 20 cts per iound, being cjieapor
than you can buy tho fruit, pronafell by
export cooks and warranted to please
our patrons.
STKO.Nu'b KtbTAUHANT.
Thaoksjlvlnt Dinner.
For a good homo-cooked Thanksgiving
dinner, come to Tho Cottage on Thurs
day, commencing at 1 o'clock.
Charity Uall.
Oyster cocktails, oyster fries, and ea
lada at Strong's tonight, botweou the
(luuciw of tho Charity Ball.
Oriental stripes, fopooay oornera and
dens, are the correct thing, Huron &
Hamilton.
Don't fall
To visit Uio Now York Roukot. Their
new line of holiday novelties just
opened. d'.'twlt
CATARRH OF THE PELVIC ORGANS.
The Reason Why So Many Women Are Sick
Mr. ElUa Wlke, 190 Iron St., Akron, O.
Mrs. Ellr.a Wllsc says: "I would bo In
rny grave now If It h ad not been for your
Ood-nout romed , Po-ru-un. Everybody
says I am looking so much hotter. No
doctor could holp mo as Pe-ru-na did. I
waa a brokou-dowu woman. It la now
seven years past that I was cured."
Mrs. Sarah Qallitz, of Luton, la., also
writes : " I was Bufforlng with tho chango
of lifo. I had spells of flowing ovory
two or threo wooks, which would leavo
mo nearly dead. I had given up hopo of
being cured, wTion I hoard of Dr. Uart
man's romedlos ond began to uso them.
I am ontlroly curod, and give all tho
credit to Pe-ru-na."
But comparatively few women who
aro sufforlng with polvlo catarrh know
that this Is tho caso. Their trouble
ts called dyspepsia, heart troublo,fomalo
woaknoss, woak lungs, nervous dobllity ;
Indeed, almost tho vholo category of
modlcal torms has boon applied to ca
tarrh of somo organ of tho fomalo
anatomy. If theso women could only
roalito that tholr troublo la probably ca-
orri. nt I,,, nnrntiH nccullar to women ol
polvlo organs, and cure thomsolvca with
Po-tu-na, how much unnocossary suffor
lng would bo saved.
Mrs.Karollna Sutcr, 2138 Vino stroot,
Cincinnati, O., says: "Two years ago I
fell on tho Ico. At first I did not think
that I had hurt myself: but sovcral
monthanf tor I felt pains In tho abdomon,
and a little lator iny incuses failed tc
appear. I wroto to you tn regard to it,
hearing thntyou cured fomalo troubles,
and followed your directions. I took
Po-ru-na and Mnn-o-llu. 1 now havr
tho bestof health.
Mrs. Mario Hanson, of Nlcbnll, Wis.,
writes: "About two years ago I had dla-
caso of the kid
neys and womb.
I was in a weak,
nervous condi
tion and began to
havo d road ful
palpitation of the
hoart. I waa con
fined to tho bod.
I had glon up
all hopo of over
being woll ngaln.
I oo mm en cud
taklHg Po-ru-na. I found relief whnn I
had taken the first-bottle. Now 1 havo
taken bovcii bottles of Po-ru-na. I thank
you for your ud b-e nnd I inn glad I i-an
say thnt I am well now. Q
Dr. Ilartiuan has written a Iwok
especially fr women. It Iroaisof fetnal
catarrh In all lis different phase nnd
stages. It contain' i-mninoii mmiso talks
on subjects whli ii hl.oi.ld Inlen-st ovory
A book wii! in-seiitfrue to utiy woman.
Addroin Dr niiiUnnn.i'oliiinbui.O.
OBI
CHAN OR RIRM
X AT V Xt
Friedman's New Racket
WlLL TAKE PLACE SOON. IN ORDER TO
MAKE 'I HE CHANGE, THE STOCK HAS TO BE
REDUCED NEARLY ONE-HALF
It's a little early to talk about.
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CHRISTMAS
But then we have just received a fine line of
rockinff chairs and know that you are thinking
of making a present of some kind. Nothing
would make a more useful as well as orna
mental presen. and the prices we are quoting
on them are the lowest ever quoted by us
Come and select a rocker for a Xmas present,
111111 s " "
we win iioici it lor yuu.
And to sell rapidly, thoro must bo somo
indiireinent to tho purchaser. Thin
they nro sum to havo. Wo start tho
great dust ruction of Hip prices on our
stock immediately, and will tako about
(iOdayn. it will enable you to buy a $15
suit ol clonics lor fii, n ji- huh, 101 .ou,
a $10 suit for $0.50. an ?8 suit for JTi. In
children's clothing you will got tho
snine proportion.
Men's rubbers worth 75c. for fiOo and
(10c rubbers for 40c. Ladles' rubbers
worth (10 for 118c. Children's rubbora
the same proportion nnd tho same in
nrtli'H.
Rubber hoots, u discount of 25 por
mitit
Mnoklntofllios fur men nud huliea nt
llfirt nit tlin ilnllnr
Spool cotton, best brands, nt 25c per
dozen. Ten cent spool silk lor tlvo cents.
A package of chonilln or urrntuiiu to sell
for !lc. worth 15c.
Kmbroid cries nt 05c on tho dollar;
lares ditto.
Possamuiitry trimniliigH ut hnlf price.
Ludies' shoes worth $5 for 75c, all la
dies' shoes cost $2, $2.50, $11, $.1.50 to lm
sold for 50c. Children's shoes just hnlf
price.
Overalls worth 50o for .'18c.
All our men's underwear at 00c on tho
dollar.
Men's overshirts at (10c on tho dollar.
Miin'u nnllnra tint '-'Or- null lfiP. urillltL
at 8c, tho 12'fcc grndo for 7c, tho lOo for
5 cents.
Hlnukots, (jullts, counterpanes will ho
sold nt a diheount of 25 (tor cent.
itoat styles ot hullos' jackets ath,
ll,r?ta'oM,H,,0,,M',.lf
old for Mo. .11 otler WuS,J
5?,,y;r,;j5,wy,,ni'worth'ss
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iTrawsm . ni.fvMflwviwJKiiMMMwyKMggig a
h&u I F. W. IIOLLIS & COMPANY. FUMfi 8
I gaKTrc3aa?MgHaMap-iH3 tJOa rn";r.Hi -1
FIRST DOOR NORTH OF POSTOFFICE.
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Chaa King's worka. Regular
$1.25 edition. IlandHoiucly boitnil
vory attractive.
SPECIAL SALE
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"A WOUNDED NAMH"
"A WARRIOR CAP"
"AN ARMY WIFE"
"A GARRISON TANOLE"
"FORT FRAYNE"'
Our price today, 75 cents.
Patton's Book Store,
O
THANKSGIVING
DINNER A1EMJ
At the the St. Elmo Restaur
ant, on Thursday, Nov. 291 h
Following ia tho bill of fain for tho
Thanksgiving dlnuor nt tho St. IChno
Restaurant, Thureday, November 2t)ih.
Soup,
OyBtof Mock Tu rllo
Fish.
Boiled Halibut Hollundaiso Sauce
Chicken Fricassee.
Roasts.
Turkoy Cranlwrry Sauce
GOOSO 01IVP8
Duck Oysler'Dressing
Heef Brown Sauce
Pork Apple Sauro
Veal Dressing
Vegetables,
Sweet Potatoes String Bo.uib
Cabbage Salad
Mashoil aud'Steameil Potatoes
Dessert.
English Plum Pudding Wine Sauco
Mince Pie- Pumpkin Pie
ainpiinMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini
I Ureal Barpinsi
For the next two
weeks at the Fair
Store. Wc must
have the room for
our Holiday goods.
Now is your time,
we mean what we
say.
1s
M YOURS FOR BARGAINS M
A $2, $2 50 and $!1 corM't for ti .
corset for 75c. $1.25, $1 corwt or KV
75o corset for -10c. WT
Moil's working gloves, a reduction ol
10 ior cent. Tho -same on Indie,' KK
Tho beat kid glovea nt half price.
Feathers, tips and pliimea worth m.
to 75c to be sold for 10c each. K
TowoIb nt two-thirds their valtio.
Table plothcs,25 por cent, discount.
All dross goods, 30 por cent discount,
Our nlm is to realize nftout (15c on Ih
dollar avorago, on about $10,000 worth
nf gooils, unit must ho done wlttiln (a l
days from the 15th ol Nov. mber.
Neckties, 35c grade for 'JOc, GOc m
for !5o, the 25o hows tor 15c.
Sox that will wear the prices out It
soiling a 50o pair for IIRv , 35c pair or
25c. A 15u pair for lie. , KM pair lor
lie, and a 5c pair for He
A fountain pen worlh "Co fur 8c.
A box of pnpor and unvelopsg north
15o for 4e
Table cutlery at 00c on the dollar.
Razors, BtropB. and knives, article
worth n dollar lor C0
THE FAIR STORE 1
274 Commercials!..
saicm, urcgon.
llilMMlillilllHlliillllllllllllil
NEW TODAY.
Advertisements under this
bead 5c a line each Issue
Between Dances.
S.ilada, oyster.ee cktails and oyster f rits
noiween nances, at strong a tonlglit.
Try iho Kllto for ChriatmaB Fotos.
II 21
Br the 0 lh8 Kind vw Han Ahnys BwM
Paragon
Sewing Machines
When you wnt u sewing machine
and can't pay the price of our hluli
oat Brnde stundanl, you will find
tho Paragon, shuttle machine, made
by tho Standard Co. to ho ono of
the best shuttle maohinos in the
country, and nt a much less price
than moat of them. Come and Bee
those. Price Irom $6 upward.
Otlter machine from $18 up,
3P.A.OHOQINS
M07 Qommurolal Bt,
tfiS" Carhido for your gas lamp, 2 poundo
for 26 cents.
Grand Opera House
JOHN F. COHDRAP, Manner.
GRAND OPENING
Mr. Cordray begs to ariitnumo spo
clal piigiigpineut of tho famous JULKS
GPAU OPHUA COMPANY, present
ing tlireo wonderful productions. Frl
day and Saturday, November HOtli and
December 1st. With special matinee
Saturday.
Friday Nigh El Capitan
Saturday Matinee
ny Rcuuest Chimes of Normandy
Saturday Eight. .Little Tycoon
SPECIAL PRICES SATURDAY MATINEE
Orchestra. 75c Dress Circle. 50c. f.rst
three rows balcony, 75c. last two. 50c
cattery. 25c.
Largo nnd Powerful Chorus. Aug
mented Orchestra. A Car Load of
Scenerv.
SPECIAL....
Annonncement
THE ORIGINAL
Royal Marine Band
OF ITALY WILL CIVE
ONE MIGHT CONCERT
Friday Evening Nov. 30, 19C0
AT. ARMORY
. 40 ARTISTG '10
"THE FINEST BAND IN
AMERICA"- N. Y. PRESS
ASSISTED BY
Sljnor FerruccloClannlnl. Grand Operatic Tenor,
and Sljnor Giovanni Setaro, Harpist,
Director
Manager
Giorgio Mlaollt
F. Gianutu
RESERVED SEATS ON SALE AT THE
W. H, BURGHARDT CO,
263 Commercial St.
Thankfilvlnr ninnr
When OOiiaiilnrliH' wlir.. :
r. ....v.v lull it ill
take your riiauksKiung dinner, reineiu
lorthntmio nf tlm mmi iUo..L.i...
looms in the city nnd w here the service
la first-class with tablw loadeil with the
hast of fooil andluxune lito to found ut
the St. Elmo Restaurant
This will give consumers, an opportunity to pur
chase the best grade of goods at a lower price
than has been heard of n Salem before. Those
who know the value of money, and have sense
enough to know a good thing when it is of
fered to them will come and partake of this
great sale at. X X. . X XX
FR
EDMAN
S EW RACKET
Cor. State and Com. Sts. Salem Or.
SEASONABLE GOODS AT
SEASONABLE
PRICES
Dressskirts, Underskirts, Wool Shirt waists and Fascina
tors at 1-3 discount from Regular prices.
Our purchase of travellers samples, at 1-3 discount, en
ables us to do so.
Having purchased the stock of the Osborn Racket Store
at a great discount, I will sell shoes at wholesale cost
and some for less.
ISflDORE GREENBM
Location First Door South of the Postoflice,
Latest importation.
Fine Buckles, Tips and Plumes
The latest in hats and many
other novelties at the
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MRS. D, L, PIESTER, First Door South ol
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dlvldenda. Tlil fact liJenoailM
continually by our graduates, row
our Btudenta have gone romeeWg
profitable employment aurlogfgf
iwowceka. Phin now to take a cow
AT THE CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, SALEM, OREGOH.
Tho proeent year. You will find hoie Bklllful teachers, correct methodsftnil m
equipments. Studenta admitted nt any time. VlBltors welcoino, or i
catalogue address, W. I. Stalky, Principal. baem, urey
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Highest cash prion paid nt Gilbert
llros. Hank, opposite Gray llros. Hold
j,'overnmont licengo as Uoalora in nil
kinds of securities. a
Sawed Wood and
Cedar Posts
2000 Finest cedar posts Ju t
received and tor sale at
reasonable prices.
D. S. BENTLEV & CO
Pnon 30 319 Front St.
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For Weddinee. Ue,crl-o
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203 Cottage aid Ferry tSHCf.
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