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, OUR GKEAT SALE OF WHITE CONTINUES FOR ANOTHER WEEK '
It's the greatest sale of white things we have ever had. The winds of competition only make our trade
soar the higher. White things will be sold cheaper th-ati ever next week. Better buy now for future needs.
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KAIKl SILKS
yard.
31Q
Tuesday only
Not bjcause we have to-but
because we want to. They're
strictly 1902 patterns and the
colorings are the prettiest we've seen. We expect an
. unusual big crowd at our store Tuesday. Better be on
hand early.
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WHITE CORSETS
-75c Ones for 45c-
Straight fronts and girdles. They're
splendidly made and trimmed with pretty
lace at top and bottom. The same cor
set we have sold for 75c. We know 45c
is cheap for them but giving good alue
is a hobby with us you know.
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FLAX
INDUSTRY
PROJECTED
Proposal to Establish AIM at
Once.
Eugene Bosse of Belguim
Alakes Definite Proposal.
8avo money next week by buying
your whito goods at tlio busy store
Loco OurlaliiB
Whito Glovoi
Handkerchiefs
Undorwcar
lied Sproads
Whito Corsots
White Ribbons
Whito Dross Goods
Whito Lncos
Umbroidorlcn
Art Work
Towels
White Wuists
Ktc. Etc. Kin.
Trunks
Bags
Suit Cases
Etc. Etc
Wo offer tho entiro stock at sale prices
for oiio week. Havo Just received a big
shipment direct from the makers. The
store that has tho boat goods at regular
prices, Is tho storo that lias tho best
bargains when tlioeo prices aro reduced
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Watch for our
Great cloak sale
Friday next
Black Cat
Stockings
We've something like 1500 pairs of ttioto
chlldrenB hose and offer them at
21 cents a pair
For Monday Only
Thoy havo triple ktmct, double
toes and heels and aro regular
25 cent sellers
A good time to savo on men's
white wear.
Whito Shirts
Collars
Night Robes
Whito Ties
Whito Gloves
Handkerchiefs
Ktc. Ktc.
Lot us take your meneuro for
vonr spring eult. Wo have a
splendid lino of samples of
made-to-measure clothes for men
and tho prices are usuaally
tempting
HOLVBRSON
1002 wopIi fabrics now ready
Salem Agent for
Idea" Patterns.
Now
i tsaaaasEBsassmsasssEXS
Restratlon nt Gcrvals.
Votors of Gervais preolnct are coming
to the front, 100 voters having registered
so fur with W. Scott Taylor, resistor
clerk.
PERSONALS.
J0S CANDY CATHARTIC .
Gtnulnc slamrxd C.CC Ntvtr told In bulk.
fkwara of tht dealer who trlt to sell
V9mtth!njt fust at jjood."
rim
is
If yon don't see It anywheru else you will
a! II la fry's Almanac. Ill fill or vlunblc
Call for a fret copy at I'rys urui
I Yli,
ifoniuiloa
More.
Still In the Lead.
Our Li Corona 10 rent cigars never fol.
low, but ul WB)a lead. Tho bint smoke
on earth. Aug, lluukeatien.
Have You Seen
or tried those Mimki'loHS lamp chimney. I
They are something new, uo smoke, mid '
glvo ouu-thlrii more Hunt,
had in any alio nt llrauson
anywhere else, you will
Call for a free
They can be
tv ltrtgune.
ir you don't aea It
find It lu Try's Almanac, It Is full of valuable
miorraauon.
tirui Mure.
copy at I'ry's
I Yi.
Quite s Savlne
A Haluiu lady says they have saved
over onO'liali the expense of making
cakes by purchasing from tho snloudid
assortment kept In stock at the I'ioiiror
bakery' 27 ecd 3
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Bit,, tia A M WM "' AIW3TS BedtK
A. A. Wilson is in Turner today.
Lt'Iloy Gesner is in Portland today.
Hall Wagnor hna gone to Washingtor.
for u month.
Mrs. G. A. Rockwell, of Moro, is visit
ing relatives hero,
Mr. and Mrs. Jauies 8. Lucas havo
returned to Seattle.
lion. A. 3. Dresaor, of Oregon City,
was in Baleni, Friday,
MiH M, A. Morris, of Turner, vlsltod
friends in Snlom yesterday,
Mlm llnllie Thomas Ib at hor homo In
Turner for an ovar-Sunday visit.
Mr. nud Mrs. 0. V. Allen tiavo re
turned from u brief vleit In Eugene
Mrs. Clias. Welter aid sou, George,
an visiting relatives in Spokane, Wash.
F, W. Jewett has returned from n two
months1 rlalt at Ids home in Minneapo
lis.
Mrs. J. It. Iliukleof Hubbard was ho
guest of herilaughter,Mrs, 0. L, Darling
yesterday,
J. Haas and wife of Elgin, Iowa, Is
visiting his brother F. G. Ilanu, one of
Salem's double druggists.
Rev. Htdkmtp, of Forest Grove, is in
theolty attending tin Educational con
volition ut the Methodist church.
Ruv. P. 8. Knight has (rone to uorval
i to remain a week, holding special
j services nttho Congregational church.
IJ. P. McNary has gono to Portland.
Mrs, Williams is visiting relatives at
Turner.
L. L, Lachmund has returned from
Portland.
Mrs. Hal Patton has returned frout a
visit to Portland.
Mrs. E. A. Ilolton has roturnod from
a visit In Portland,
Dr. F. M. 11 rook a, of Sllverton, was a
Salem visitor Friday.
J. II. Albert is attending to business
tnattors in Portland today,
Miss Janot Gray of Fortland is spend'
Ing a few days with relatives in Hnlum.
Mrs E. A. Hillings has gono to Cor
vallia to visit hor brothur for about n
week.
Miss Uureo Reddiok, of Oregon Oily, la
visiting in Salem, tho guest of Miss
Frances Lane.
Miss Eva Mnrlatt has roturnod
lHTtno at Jefferson
a term of school
ing the university hore.
Miss Daisy Bills who has been visltiny
at tho homo q Mr. and Mrs. A. V
McCarty, on Seventeenth street, for thf
past two weeks, left this morning on the
early train for Pendleton, where Bhe ex
pects to srond a few weeks with hor
father, hefnro roturnlng to her homo In
Rltzville, Washington.
Atiorney Henry II. Turner Ib III ot
the Sit 1u in Hospital of typhoid fevor.
Uert Foyo will go to Portland tonight
unrouto to Colorado.
One of.tho most important propositions
which has come before those who aro
working for the development of a Great
er Sidein is now beforo tho people. Mr.
E igene Hosae, a flax mauufactuter of
North Belgium is in the city and proposes
to establish a flax manufactory at once,
provided a Bite can bo secured. What Mr
Bossoasks is that tho old wooden mill
belonging to the Salem Flouring Mills
Co. in North Salem, with power.be se
cured for his enterprise when
ho will at onco procure seed
from Belgium and proced to put in
a crop. Mr. Boaso does not desiro any
financial assistance whatover from the
people of Salem. Ho merely wants a
eito and will at ones proceed to institute
n businoss which in proportion to tho
amount of money invested will do more
to make Salem a live town than any
other ono industry which it is possible
to locate hero.
Mr. Booso says: "tho peoplo with
whom I am useociatod havo determined
to locate in Oregon. If Salem will givo
us tho small inducement requested we
tjliall locate hore. If not wo shall
locate at Albany or perhaps Corvallis.
Aud I may say also that tho growth and
manufacturo of flax fibre, while- it is tho
flrst thing to which I should turn
my attention, would ultimately bo
a moro Incident of tho bushiest,
tor in a short time we intend
to establish linen mills, which
I need hardly Bay would bo of immonse
boueflt to tho city."
Mr. Bosso has bsMi all through Cana
da investigating the conditions there and
goes to Scio in a few daya to look into
the flax industry now oporatlng thero.
An effort ia being mado to get tho execu
tive committee ot tho Greater Salem
Commercial Club togethor that they
may tneot Mr. Bosso this evening and
endeavor if possible, to arrance somo
means of securing to Salem this valuable
industry.
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Hinges Watch Sale
Will last until tbese watches are seld:
Ladles' size Elgin or WnUhnrn, gold flllod case, warranted for1 20 years. Reg
ular prlco $10.00, now til RA
A beautiful gift, 20 year gold flllod ohatolaino wntcli. Regular prico $18.60
20 year gold'fllYe'd gents' Elgin or Waltham. Regular prlco $15,00 now,' .'.'.' t n
Tho best nlcklo watch mado in tho world for $2.50. Only nlno of these left
Elgin or Waliiiam,' gentV'Vze, Viiverlno 'cae'o.' ' Regular $8.00 now. ', '.','.',',.', 5
Sec My Window for Other Bargains.
CH AS H. HINGES ;,.
THE VAPOR BATHS X
Will cure malaria and cleanse your system from all Impurities Now
!US.i your IVnoblnsonBathCahinof
fore the hot weather arrlvej. Ths vapor bath Is also very resthi
and ref reshlni f ter a day of labor and durlni the hot weather
$2 Book Free to Patrons Sycaaete;;
family. For sale at my residence pndjG. W. Putnam's dru( sicm
Agents Wanted "J- cu .",
MJRS. JT. A. SBLLIDOOD
383 Front St. Salem Or, Phono 2771.
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PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
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CONTINUED FOR THIS WEEK
After our very succeseful Benson wo havo concluded to clear out the
remnantH and odds and onde and odd lots of all kinds of goods. To do
thlB wo do as wo always do, cut tho prices to pieces. It will pay in
tending buyera to call and look over our bargains for thn noxt two days.
Here are a few of our Sample Prices
$3.25 Rainy Day sklrle, Golf cloth, n snap for
$ -15 Men's and Youth's fleeco lined underwear.
..$1.95
.'....$ 28
$ 29 Boys ovoralls $ 15
Boys 60c Sweaters I 25
Men's 50c neckwear, tho latest $ 23
Ladles' 25c fleeco lined uudorwear $ 15
Ladies' 38c muslin drawors trimmed with ombroidory $ Jg
Men's 15c suspenders $ 08
Hnndkerchiefs H, S $ 03
Pins, per paper $ 01
Everything Sold as Advertised.
McEVOY BROS., Prop's.
i
Will Lose IIIsFlnccr
Win. Quartlur, who has fjr somo time
been employed at Fry's drug etori-
recently drovou nail Into one of hit
lingers. Blood poisoning has Bot in,
and ho w ill liuve it amputated this after
noon. Tills Is a nevero experience to a
deserving young ninn.
DIED
COLLEGE
WORKERS
COMING
Next Week Devoted to Help
in? Old Willamette.
Kj Court Street, Salem, Oregon g
tfifi?2?Wi?iSCS
SALE
latt has returned to 1iw;NKSnBTH.-In Souutb Salem. Satur
on, where alio will teach day, February I, J02, Mrs. Jane
. Sho has been attend- Noabeth. Funeral Sunday.
Ity liero.
D. C. Hun-sinter Funeral Director. 107 ct.t.
Mrs. K. J. Willis nnd dauchter. Mlis ! Street. Pioe Red 2423. Salem Oreon. ri.
Uarrio, have gono to Portland to spend
tho remainder of tho winter season with
her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Pipor,
Sheriff Durbln, Deputy B. It. Coll bath
and A. T, Wain wore among tho Salem
itea returning from Portland Friday eve
ning, having witnessed tho Wade-Dai
ton ex t cut ion.
tfeoce 390 Court. Phone Black 2181.
Wheat Market
Chicago, Fob,
77 c.
1. Wheat, 77 T. and
fnjrRnoifiC0' Fob- -Wimai$l08
(Sl.UoJ.j,
SEAMS
ALLOWED
FOR.
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POPULAR
The
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$2.50 and $3.00
Great
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Slits
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Jackets
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The prices are ridiculously low foi such
ln'Rh-grade goods, but we do not care to carry
over garments from one season to another.
$10.00 values at $6.67
$12.00 values at $8.95
$15.00 values at $10.00
Special prices on silk waists and skirts.
Tailor-made suits, skirts, waists, etc, made to
order.
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The perfect flttlne, stylish
suit catches the eye of everyone.
The man who Is well dressed is
bound to be popular. We have
the largest and finest line of
Sprlne samples for custom mado
clothes In this country. The
clothes are made by the world's
largest and most progressive
tailors.
The Educational convention in tho in-
torest o f Willamette University will
open Monday. The new president of
ho college, J. II. Coleman of Troy, N.
Y. and Drs. W.T. McDowell end M. E
Mills, will arrivo next week. Atervico at
tho First Methodist church Sunday Drs.
Mi-Dowell and Coleman will bo present
Tho first sefslon of the convantlon will
bob eld Monday evening at 7:30. Gov
ernor (Jeer will preside at this meeting
aud addresses will be made by Bishop
Karl Cranstou and Dr. Mills.
Theso meetings will bofueld In tho
church and tho convention will continue
until Wednesday night.
Salem Primary Union.
Tho Primary Union met last Wednea-
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
J.'B. T.Tuthill with an attendance of
fifteen Sunday School workers from tho
various churches.
The nee of the eandtra? in teaching, the
employment of symbols, and the util
ity of the blackboard wero discussed and
illustrated by Mrs. V. Boshen, Mrs. R.
L Farmor and Mrs. Tuthill. Officers
for tho ensuing term wore elected as
follows. Past President, Mrp. Mary W.
Park; president, Mrs. It. L. Farmer,
Secretary, JMiss Helen L. Matthews;
Treasurer and Librarian, Mrs Diaper.
The first half .hour of mcceeding n est
ings will be devoted to the study of ihe
nieoi rauland tho second half to the
presentation of methods of teaching.
The noxt meeting will bo held at tho
Presbyterian church at 3 p. m. next
Wednesday. All primary and interim -dlate
teachers, as well as those Interested
In primary work are Invited to attend.
CREDITOR'S
In order to satisfy the demands of the
creditors, I will sell S. Friedman's stock
of Dry Goods, Clothing and Alen's Fur
nishin goods at greatly reduced prices.
R. U SABIN
MdsliD Ooderutear
and Embroideries. See our windows. See our goods
and prices. You will see at a glance:- that our prices
are lower, on the same qualities of goods than any
other house in Salem. Our spring goods are com
ing uCNew Ginghams, all the newest patterns just
received;- a full line, filo embroidery silks all shad
es. Ynu will save money, by trading at - - -
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
Next Door to Post Office.
NEW TODAY.
The International Tailoring Co.
OF NKW YORK AND CHIOAGO
wr!rfme,'racrMentS,C0,?,bIne flnest m ,atcs ste and best
ZTrTAtLT that " -W ny
We will take pleasure in hnwin t -n..i. n. .-
samples comprising the newest and nobbiest Spring and
Summer fabrics and quote yon prices-
V jufoaxiwv,
XWrXJSVfca
DO YOU WANT THK KIND OF CoT
rVw04herU8fd t -? If so. see
Hadoliff, no roasts coffw dally at I. O.
v. r. xtjiiiit). 2 1 tf
FOR RKNT.-Two nicely furnbhfd
rooms on first floor at 303 Churo' St.
M-3t.
I.ADIKS VANTKD-Towork on sfa
pillows. Materials furnished. Steady
work guaranteed, experience unneces
sary. Send aiamped envelope to Mis
Metu'e, Needlework department, Ideal
to., (Jnicago, .,
lt
GIRL WANTKD-For general hou
work. Apply at Cronita gallery.
AGENTS WANTED-ri0bwTekTv7ali.
lVll- W'B " PW llila. Name
plates. N umbers, Signs, readable dark
ostn.ghti. Samples free. Kiuht Sup
ply Company Englewood, III. it
CASTORIA
For Infanta and Children
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
filenatniflof
Studebaker
Wagons
They Draw Eyes!
tie. A.S?Uon l8tr,.kM a wnVe2
PurchaMA terste8!1...- ?ltion of
not'lutra"1019 ,n "r P"- Kt
M. Ta Rineman i
state Streei
Phosf t3(
A man who really desires to save
money, who wants tho cheapest wagon
that money can buy, usually buys tie
best. Theieiaonlyono BEST in any
lino of goods. Btudobakor wagons are
recognised the country over as the hitfh
est type of wagon production The slope
shoulder snnlrn. Mrr hln-li hull, extra
'deep felloes filled with oil, heavy axle;
i with extra long skeins and extra steel
i truss, all of these things make the Studs
, baker h wagon to bj doeired amoox
, critical buyers.
I We are Uttinc- nut a ennd manv of tti
Eastern men with wagons and vehicles.
They all know Studebakers.
Call on us for drills and seeders, b"'
rows, 6-tooth cultivators, garden lo'r
etc,
F. A. WIGGINS
355.257 Ubtrty St. SaltB.
Farm Machinery, Wairons, Bugules, Bi
cvcles, 8ewing Machine.
The 9t. Pin.
DE1EL0PMENT....
10.000 barrels Roche Harbor Lime
used In the development of Salem and
vicinity during the past year.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
Sol Aftats.
If You Want
Opon day arl s"ht. Ite"""ant,