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New Walking: Skirts
Received Today.
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IMraoiiiaiy Wrapper Sale.,.
Tor one week we will sell our entire slock of
ladies' wrappers at extra special prices. The great"
est wrapper sale you or we have ever seen. The
styles are entirely new. The spring stock came
yesterday but they all go at sale prices. You'll not
find another sale 'ike this for some time Better
buy your spring wrapper next week.
$ 60 wrappers 49c
$ 90 wrappers 79c
$1 00 wrappers 83c
$1 25 wrappers 95c
$ 1.50 wrapp's $ 1 25
$2.00 wrapp's $1.68
$2.50 wrapp's $2. 10
$3.00 wrapp's $2.68
Dress Goods
You can find all the late
things here in black or col
ored dress stufTs.
There many new weaves
and colorings this spring.
See Them
Ladies' Belts
Atony new styles here in
Leather or Silk belts. The
newest buckles and trim
mings. 25c to $2.00 ea
New Hosiery
For Spring
Plain or fancy, black or
colors, striped or plain, Isce
or ribbed.
You'll fin.i are the new
things here.
New Laces and
Embroideries
The laces were never so
pretty. You'll find every
kind here.
EMBROIDERIES
Thousands of yards of
beautiful edgings and inser
tions. The daintiest em
broideries we've ever seen
are here to greet you.
Pretty Neckwear
For Ladies
The Easter novelties are
in. They're so pretty and
dainty we know you'll be
glad to see them.
New Stocks
New Soft Collars
New Golf Ties
New White Ruffs
New Lace Collars
Etc.. Etc-
"Royal Worcester"
and "Bon Ton"
Corsets. We are showing
the new models. This is the
only place in town where
you can ret these famous
corsets.
New Skirts and
Shirt Waists
The spring styles are here.
A look in our window will
giVeyou an idea of what's
what for 1902. Every new
material is represented.
I hey are the famous Gold
and Silver make and the
prices are
$1.00. $1.50. $1.75
Mate'tO'Measure Clothes
Let us take your measure
for the new spring suit, We
show hundreds of different
samples. It's the only satis
factory way to buy clothes.
1 hey're made expressly for
you and the prices are no
higher than for the ordinary
stuff. Come in and see the
samples anyway.
REAL
ESTATE
TRANSFERS
Newcomers Buying Farm
Lands.
Salem Building Improvements
are Active
The farm of Mrs. Oharlea Balloy a few
mile! aoutu of Salem taa ueen soiu iu u
Miaa Minthorn.
Chltwood faland lias been purchased
by Joeoph Tlelo, who recently arrived
hero from the East. The Island contalna
about 250 acroa and la located in tho
Willamette river oppoaito tho Labor Ex
change building. There is considerable
wood on tho land, which will bo cleared
by Mr. Tiele.
Under the direction of Uhiol Joiin-
aon, box stalls are being fitted out
for tho ho'iea in the fire depart
ment at tho city hall. Thoyaro almoft
twice aa lame as tho old stalls and havo
Btraw beda bo the horeea can lie down
at any time. Tho Btalla open by means
of automatic binees worked with an
electrical process which simultaneous
openu the doors of tho hall aud loo ena
tho harness at the rlnuiug of tho tele
phone bull.
Tim rpalilpncnlncfttml at the norlhweat
corner of Ghemeketa and Twelfth streets
is being improved by the repairing of
tho entire building lnaldo and the
porches and fences outside. This pro
perty bjlonga to u. A" uacn, anu wbb
recently purchased from tho Costello
hoirs.
Dr. K. Brannan of Minneapolis, Minn.,
who recently arrived in this city with
his famllv has purchased tho G. W.
Milea farm in Polk county for $2000.
Marlon Comnty Transfers,
Andrew Htrk and wife to J. 6. High
land, 37 acroa In suctions IS, 10, 13 and
2l,tpOs, rl.w 11900.
Mary Hattio V. Carter, truatee 53
acres in d 1 c of Moses Morloy f GOO.
O. F. DeGuiro and wife to Mahlon E.
Harvoy, two lots in block 1 of Brown's
addition to Sllverton. $200.
Thomas Jonea to If. A. Thomas and
G. W. Watt, lot 12, block 10 In Yew
I'ark addition to Salem, $75.
EXPANSION
8!
To Our already large clothing and
furnishing goods business We
have added a shoe department
They are beginning to arrive, Give
us a trial and we will show you
what we can do for you in shoes
as well as every thing else carried
in a first-class men's clothing and
furniture store.
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G. W, Johnson & Co. !
) The Popular Outfitters.
257 Commercial St . Salem
'ti
I o .,--. , -- i mKiuo any way. p
Funeral of Mrs. A. Hansen.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Andrew Hanson
was held Friday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home of N. Hansen, of
South Balom. and tho interment was in
I the City Viow cemetery.
Nellio iilancho Pcarmino was born in
Minnesota on August 5, 1878. She caino
to Oregon with her parents in 1890,
since when they havo resided in Salem.
Sho waa married to Andrew Hansen on
Dec. 18, 185)8. and died Feb. 20, 1902,
aged 23 yearn 0 months and 21 days.
Tho husband of tho deceaaed formerly
waa proprietor ol tho Salem SbbIi &
Door Factory, and no v lias a contract at
Fort McGowan, Washington.
MB W STORE G. 0. P. Meet
ana Adjourn
New Everything When Wc
- - - 1ML O "?" 3ES - - -
ALout March 1. Our Increasing watch repair department oompola us to llnd
larger quartois ao imiro help can bo put, to work and ruatomoni receive their work
in ahorter liino. Our ovor prevailing motto will continue at tho now stand,
lllght prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
OHAS T-T WTNrC3TSSi
" -" " - - .. aav -nasr -was aw wi.r 7 u VUIMMIVI
Now 196 Commercial St.. after March 1,1902,88 State Street.
Jeweler Oc-ilclan.
ivo commercial street.
Do You. Want Good Ovsters?
If so you wouU do well to call nd ice our stook of Standard. Select.
mu uAim alien uyaicrs.
and
fllltllUV HVAMI1 AVCTtlll ll.. I.....
viibimi jiutiu uiaibn lias laiiti niiu
muiv ujbikip lvi tau man aujr uimvi vjnit, ill
the market. We tell then at 15c and 30c
per can,
PHCPEHRCD STOCK OYSTDKS-An elccant
extra select oyster, lane cans 30c.
BLUU POINT OYSTUHS-At I5C and 30c ecr
can.
STANDAItDOYSTUHS-Anelewnt se'ect oys
ter. next to lilue point. Ones 1 5c two for 25c.
Twos 5c. two for 45c. Special price ter
STANDARD OYSTEIIS-Tlie test tOc oysters
aiolni, 3 cans for 25c. 90c per dot Large
slic 20c or 3 cans for 50c,
124 State Street.
We carry a lane line of Helm's Preserveu, r4ckles.
20 lbs. Western Helloed Cane bujar fur $1 00 for
ROTH &L GRABBR
lneiar etc
tajiiuniy.
Telephone 511
Wheat Market,
Chicago, Feb. 27. Wheat, 70 $ 70
Han Francisco. Fob, 8rt Wheat fl,l'.i
audl.l2X.
Grand Opera House
JOHN V. CORDKAY Manager.
THAT ROTARY PLOW
Some More Things About
That Bcnlcia Rotary Disc.
AONDAY, MARCH 3.
Original Hlg Double Rpecta.
cular
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
THE BARNUM OF TIIOM ALL.
Moro tlrand Novelties thnu liter.
Vrnl Diirr'a MIHI,.r.. Ili,l
Wagona brawn by Handsome Shetland
Ponies.
Malo and Female Quartettes,
Grand Vision and Transformation
Scenes.
ltvft and Her Golden Chariot.
Wat oh (or thtv. lilt; Parade It Heats a
Circus.
W-ritIOKS-75c, 60o aud Me.
ffcata on sale at box ofllce Monday
at 0 a. in.
Grand Opera House.
JOHN P. C0HDHAY. Manaier.
ONE WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY EV'NING, FEB. 24
MISS JESSIE SHIRLEY
And Her Company
22 " PEOPLE " 22
TONIGHT Farewoll PerfurwaMe
The Sultan's Daughter"
Utile Yeraa Peltoa la Specialties
IMUQB8 Ho, Wo auJ W
Frank Starhuok, who Uvea four tuilea
wtMt of Salmu In tho Polk county hllla,
near tho McDowell plaai, watohixl hity
neighbor John Couuoy turning ovur tho
oil with onu of theo rotarya till ho waa
convinced that he couldn't ufford to
walk any longer. Ho had bon havlnic
troutilu with Ilia ohlllml nlow. nnvunv.
--f.--.pr.-... ,,j r
anu wua Hitoiu reauy to no out on n
atnka. He took out a ono-ilieo llcnluia
witn tut) uiiilHrDtaniliiig that if it failml
it came tuok. He came iu, iu a fow
day and aettled for it, aud ig imthusina
tic in its praie, every time he rooms
In, He haa now had it In usu for more
than fix weck, Tueftlay, when Iu, he
waa If IIIiik ua eomotliuiK of tho work lio
in (lullli. 1 1 .1 hua (hruM linru In m.
averaiiin in weight USA hhiihK aud it
I'iowihk ii iiit'iiee ueep aixt ih inoima
wide. We do nit recommend our trddo
to try to cut t n itiiiuti to n furrow, but
Mr. Starhuok my it i iIoIiik lino work.
He haa pleuty of rooks there, but ba
had no trouble with hi dle at all, not
even a erackeil one. Huck hnuh. too.
ho haa ordered quaiititiee el, hut the
nlow utaya In the eoil wrectly. He
haa a atreak of 0A)itoMe that I plow
norim. A wulLiiiK i.l.nv u-mii.i ..-.
enter It, but tin dive cuu aa deeply into
it Ha Hii) nuvru iiiki.
Mr. btartwck aeyn that the (urrowa
turn uvttr lutrf. Ilv ikulvria.1 ui.,1 il.u.
If heinteMled eowinjr at once' he would i i "' 8ttU, wn
note n harrow (he laud. Thla U tlw' prlmnrle be hehl
wiwiwiw w uiuew aa wwi. it luavea
the laud, too. u level aa oan be. Oue
oanuot trace the furrow a at all.
Mr. Oharlea Otark, hie neihtr, ha
recHHtly ptiroliaml one, as Ut alen
others whom wo will tueiitiou later.
F. A. WIGGINS
85 5-2 57 Uteny St. Salem.
Farm Maehtnery, Waaona, UugK", IU
orvlee. Bewimi Maohinna.
O 1a. St "T? a smrTh? y."
BuMtt IWWTwiwUJ,
'rt&atifflm,
Tho Republican contralo committo for
Marlon county mot at Hotel VVillain
otto at 12 o'clock for tho purpose of fix
ing a dato for tho primaries and tho
county convention, and tho appoint
ment of delegates.
Tho commlttco proaont conaiatod of
Chairman F. T. WrlKhtman, Beoretary
John W, Roland, and thofollowlncmnm.
bora, apartof whom wore present;
Aurora II A Snydor.
Aumavlllo KTJuihl.
llrooka J O McFnrland.
Iluttuvllle K A M Cone.
llroltonbuah U J Culver.
Uhiimpoeif Goo Khlen.
Klkhorn-K W Minturn.
l.'ti(jlowood W HHavauo.
Fairfield John Fahev.
Gorvala J OSolgniund.
Horeh A A Geener.
Howell K M Crolaan.
Hubbard J D Simmons.
Jefferaon J II Roland.
Mncleay William Short.
Mt. A iikoI Oharlea Lonjc.
Monitor J D Simmons.
Mehama E M I.aforo.
Marion Honnutt Mcl'horeon.
Prospect S A Ilughea.
Halom No 10 L McNary.
fialom No '2K M I.aforo.
Salem No 3 John Kaiser.
Halein Nol J H Graham.
Salem, East K K Mattin.
Salem, North T J Oronleo.
Salem, South Til Ford.
Stayton Jaa Kylo.
Sidney G S Thorn.
SilTerton, Mouth O F Hlokr.
Sllverton, North A U Steelhainmer.
Sllverton T R Hlbbard.
bootte Mllla O A Dunulcan.
Subllmity-FTWriRhtman.
Silver Falle II U Herrick Jr.
St Paul J I. Cook.
Tiirner-0 II P Oornlliue.
N oodburn Columbus Enisle.
Yow Park A W Draper.
K. A. M. Cano. J. O. KI,.r.i...i,i .,.i
- . " ..w.. ...... J.II1.
hii J mid were appointexl a committee to
examine the proxies aud appoint others
to till the vaoauoies.
Ohss. McNary, Columbus Enle, V.
J. Culver, Tilmon Ford aud II. A. Sny
der were the ooinmitUe named by
Ohsiruun WriKlituinu to eeleot the date
lor t lie primary audoonveution.
J. 1). Simmons, J. H. Roland, Kber
Utore, T. Hlbbard and G. P.Thnma
were appoint! a oouiinittee to deoido
the Hpuortioument of delegates.
1 1 he etMMUM then aJjo4irne.l until S
i he committee on dates renortud .
the same ua aivwnio.1 ,i.. .1...
011 Fridav. Mar,l.
f - w
iiti. uetween the hours ol I m. ami 8
p. iu. for all preoiuos IwUlin oiwn
meeting to begin at 8 o'clock.
That theoounty oonveution behukt on
nwHVMiay, .nareh Wlhat Salem.
I Theoetuuillteeon the apportionment
I e( delesatea recommended that the same
, be taed upon the vote of Tilmon ford
as presidential oleetor ami that there bo
' apwwttoHed one legato at large for
ceeJi 16 or f raetton over t of each pre.
duet.
Tkeaitprtleument fellowi;
lNitjvnie, i; Urehenliuat, gjQhn-
IPQ,h .J.iS",,,,or"1 1 Knrpwcoil. 11;
falrflold, 2; .Scotta Jlilla. 5. Gervaia, 5
lloref), . Howell, 0; Hubbard, 7:
Joferaon, r. Macioay, 4; Marion, -1;
Mehama, I; Monitor, 5; Mt. AnKol.
3; Prospect; 6: Salem No. 1. 8: No V
A,r;,:!?YiJ1'. 8:?ru.:
",', '"""' ". ciuney, i; silver i'alls, 'J;
bilvortoti boutli. (I; Sllverton North 0
Silvorton.U; St. Paul, -i; Stavton. 7
Sublimity, 0; Turner, Sj ' Wood
burn, 12; Yow Park 8. TolJl 2.
JikIkoh and clerks recemmended:
lewi-anc: v. u. himpon, Grovor
Hamaley, Hamlin flmith. Clerka: Roy
Ohmart, F. N. Lathrop. '
EuKleweml: J D. Goodo. Chna. Ual-
lTrt'l,,I,p- Cmliroll. Clerka: Joel
Hewitt, All Davis.
Uroeks: Oliver Roera Ira Hubbard.
Homer Gmilet. Clerka: F. M. Lick
Rruco A Jones. '
Woedhurn: E II. Wright. W. I.
Walknr. .tn l.'o.i.. ...
.Miller, J. W. Cook.
aiMennn: r. v. Potior, W. H
Hrake, OIin. Hlnklo. Clerka Geo. H.'
Riohea, L. Ranch.
North Sllverten: S. T. Hohart, C.
J .uiiKryon, G. Co wen. Clerka, A. Haber,
ii Uavia '
""North Kiitmn A M ni i. r
Wills, Ja9. Wlnetanley. Clerka' Wlte
..viiiiuii, nciiry iiraui.
Preipect: 0. F. Royal. T. J. Jonos
lhuton"80": CI,Jrk8, M" ,,-J". "5
Siilntti Va It lt n ii .
v.7.7o A i, " w,Bt.t.. a. T.
eaton. O.M. ParK.entnr; Clerka, A. M.
Soiitltwlck, Ed. Lamport.
auiemao.:!: Geo. Pearco.J Q. Wil.
w2nliZ;":KWi flfKH " . boh.
lunn 4 unui.
Salem No. 4: A. F. McAtee, I
t.nirnu, . t , auuervort.
A. Mrmrjt Vront- II.. ,.!..
S4lem No. 3: Thoe. Slma. Richard
(Jarev. .lAmna Mul.i. ri...i. .. .
reon, John Keynohls.
Mehima: K U. Hull, Unls Snacken
burK, Jo. Petera, Cleiks, L. Hnnett.
W. P. Mulkey.
Marion : Richard Walker, Win. Ruth,
erford, Geo. Reech.
Dropped Dead
On the Street
The body ol G. M. llowly was found
at ten o'clock last night lying on tho
eidowalk on High street near Union.
Tho diacoTery waa made by Miasea
McGregor and Scelov of the Salvation
army. The Coroner waa notitltd at once.
After a haaty examination the caueo of
Uentli waa found to ho heart failure, and
tho body waa removed to Clough'a under
taking parlors. Mr. Bewlv had been
dead lees than an hour whou found. Ho
was a farmer and resided about seven
milos east of tho city.
Coroner Lauu decided to hold nu In
quoat ovor tho remains as there could be
no doubt aa to tho cause of death.
Ilia brother at McMinnville lias be n
nouueu oi tno ueatn, and arrangotnenia
(or the burial will probably bo made by
lilm.
Brain Food for
Breakfast Needed.
You also want
Something that will
Stay by you. A
Choice Mackeral or a
Piece of other fine
Salted fish freshened
is just the thing with
your coffee and
Card of Thanks.
The undersigned wish to thank their
frli.niln nnil nplehhnrn. for thn Vlnilnpfln
and ipod services rendered during tho .i. .l.-
recent illness and death of Mrs. Nolllo CSKcS 0H TllfiSfi SntlilOr
Ilianche Hanson. . r1
inornings with a
Mr. and Mna G. W. Pkauuink.
Mil aud MitH N. HiNaic.v.
Andiikw M. Hanskn.
DIED.
BURT. At 0:150 a. m. March 1,1002,
at the residence of J. W. Kaugiin on
tho Turner road Salem, Mrs. R. E
Hurt, aged 02 years months and 10
days. Tho funeral will tako place at
1 p. m. tomorrow from tho Uaughu
residence on Turner road, Rev.
Watera olllciatiui;.
Mrs. Burt fell ill on Feb. 18 of paralv
sis. She leaves a aon. Mr. L. Hurt of
Yaw Park. Salem, n daughter Miaa
Jennie of ForoBt Grove, a Bistor, Mrs.
J. W. Drown, n brothor, Thad. Car
rothora and her mother Mrs. Robecca
Carrothers uf Salem.
Marshvillo, Ioiva, and Forest Grove
papers please copy.
Little fruit at
RINEMflN'S
The White House.
Ifyou tako yiurmealsat tho White
House Restaurant you will bo satisfied.
Open day and night.
Causes of the
University Debt
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
LM!
For lUlloui and Nervous Disc rvlc r. iuch as
Wliidmll'lntathebtom.h. hi.k Head
ache, CiJ.nness, fulness and Swelling after
nieals, DisnueMaud Drownneu U.idCbilla
PluhiugsoMleat,l.oM of Apnetite, hhort"
nesof Breatli, Coilheuess Blot, hea on Ihe
in,iiD,u,bea 8,.i?' ''jK'"f" Dreauii.
and all Nervous aud Trenibling SeiiMtioot
Krery sufferer ia earnestly Invited la try oee
Uoz of these 1111s, and they i 111 ,0 ifTf.
xoivleded to bo WITHOUT A RIVAL.
IIUKClIAWiilMLLS taken as duee.
Ud. will quickly restore females la complete
bealtli. They promptly remove any oUuuo.
tion or irrrgulanty ol ihe system. igr a
Weak Stomach,
Impaired Digestion,
Disordered Liver,
theyact Ilk magic-a few doses wilt work
wonders upon the Vital Organs. Strengthen.
Ing the muscular System, testorise the loae.
lost Compleztoa, Winging hack the keen
edge of appetite, ami arousing with the
iioseuuaorilrallli the i hoi nh
nlral eueru)- of the human frame theaa
re "facts" admitted by thousands, in all
cUsses of society, and one ol the best cwar
S?teiJ the Nr J CcMlitatcd U
thatBBECHAWSPILLShnvotho
t.nr9.08t Sn, ' ny Patont
Medlolnesi In tho World.
i?JTSnfVy- -rnu l,aTO befars)
J..pubUo for ,l"" lury, ana
?? lwpularfuuilly mrilUlue.
UeVehamirAlU "" ,bUh.
RECOMMEND THEMSELVES.
llJ'' Thouiaa lleoham, St.
Vork"' KU- a,X 30a u sC Vw
M avormbare Iu boxes, 10c mmI 85c
Kn. Jeurnal: In your paper of the
Sflult. You ask the questien: "What
1a it rimR U'HIninnttn ITnl.,n..I...
debt?" w-.sh ...
I am L'lnil Mini run ...l- (l,l n.,,.it
la a question that should be auswered.
Iho public should know the facts.
ou said, alse: "It would be inter
esting to know where the causeof insol.
vencyi8 and remove it.'
Yea: it will he intoreatinK to you, and
all other frlnmla nt ilia IT- ..i... .-
know thn rnnsn r.wa.l.AM i. ' .
indebtedness. It will hn .m ,. .
i tereatin: to know these burdens will soon
Olerks ' no removed.
uierKs, . i,,.,ln ,..... .
.......,b ohukh'cu nun inese ouruens
tor years as a trustee of tho unlvorsity.
i uistinctiy remomber some of their
sources, and herewith furnish them with
nloasuro fnr vnnr nano.
The flrst source of indebtedness which
I shall mention is the Medical College
building about 20 years aKo as n matter
of necessity at the time, the medical tie.
partinent of the university was transfer,
red to Portland and a costly hulldine
wasereciol hv Hr i.' n n ' . " s
dowment.and financial agent of 'tho unl-
.v...v ,Uj UUJ Hccommouat on of that
department. Thu n(o..t" ....' mr
a growing debt of fSOOo! tUm"m
. feucomi nniircnuuD . !.....-! ,. .
the main hnH .;; "?V'?"n n I
Ki Vl""i" b "A l."D. university In I
i ....'....." ,' Deln covered bv
h!. i t ' ,uu uu""ln! wsa restored by
th board assuming another debt.
A.in. 08t Uan'aB'ng source of indebt-
This" divide thV'sXol yan ?rJSu e
patronage Income at least one half
1 liii made it neceasary for the corpora
ton to borrow money or let the whool '
Of course the nnivBr.t,. i,n. i , , I
ooniBion w.th n7i.' ,'J .V. .'"' ",,ur? n I
af th n..Ii.i -. l..u." " lDe enwts
lhn nnaatlAn ... i. ... . . I
heavv AdVtallnril'L"?'."' '
-..OTO va leutuVtMir
let BVKrvluvliT A..,,. ,i.. n. .. -
cxlist K n ' X V I, ."'."
the 8ud in.t t 7 .""'. U8 n'g.1t. I
will be mril in '. 7m mlSS
tlie eitiMtia of Salem T. F Roy ft.
A. M. Clout h. successor to D. C. Hun tlnrer.
Funeral Director. 107 State Street, Phone Red
2423, Halcm Oregon. Residence phone Ho 221.
Princo Henry waa dined at thoG r
man Embassy In Washington last ntt h
Thero was great enthusiasm.
TO CURE CRIP IN TWODAYS.
I&x?,",ro Brorao-Qiitnlne removes the came
r. Y. UrOTa s Nleimturo nn .tvnrr lu.v i..i, ....
coins, ' '
Best over made in the Willamette Val
ley, Wild Itose Flour.
Threo hundred fishermen are adrift on
an ice floe near Saginaw on I.uko Jllch'
igm.
; DE1EL0PHENL.
10.000 barrel" Rocho Harbor Llms
used in tho development of Salem and
vicinity during tho paBt year.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
Sole Aetots.
...AGENTS WANTED..".
First-claaa proposition to onergelic la
dies and ventlemen. Ono for each town,
ship deaircd. Good pay and steady em
ployment. Send for booklet and prac
tical guide to agents at once.
T. . BENTON, General Act.
Goodnout h Bde Portland. Ore.
NEW TODAY.
WANTED. Faithful Manager to take
charge of distributing depot and ofllcs
to bo opened In Balem to further botl
noea interests of old established manu
facturing concorn. Salary (1.500 per
month and extra profits. Applicant
must furnish good references, and
$1,500 cash. Addrosa Superintendent,
P. O. Box H21, Philadelphia, Pa.
3 1 t8
What will be Going on MONDAY
aT biocKton s?
A I iTiATWAiAA rt.
ii i rciuenuo us
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$a
SI Sale
Wh have beon told by ladies of excell
ent tasto that we have the prettiest rd
best assortment of silks in Salem. Ws
have endeavored to judge your taitea
aright, and now have determined to give
you such low prices that you can not
help but buy.
In this way we hope to make new
friends for our store, as well as to please
those who have so kindly patronized ui.
X
39c worth 50c 198c worth $1.25
HeaUtiflll Bill.- ul..l. . . ii v. ru T
lrlplorrt:nrl"",",UB,-,,'n.i
68c worth 85, 90c
Wild Iiote Flour, onee used aluv
.ll. all .h.'storesAly'ltArk
The Columbia and NehaWi v.n
Wild rose
market.
Liberty Bilks We have this beautl
mi siiic to wiuto and all evening
as well as street shades,
s?Ktta;E-'-,.,a7bc worth Sl.UU
lyoflllw. "sroYM-. ,.'. ' ,
uihck xaiioia a reiiaoie s"i.
99c worth $1.29,
$1.25 worth $150.
Black Taffeta These areallguaran.
teed are Btrona aud briuht and relf
';92c worth $1.10
teed are strong aud bright i
auie.
, the tlHMt e-n
the
The St. Elmo Restaurant
is where ewy we takes bis M. Ti.e
?hiraVc,.Bib,it,er ttMU ""' G&
rSf',1i;,-Svrdieerae?de'0n
V$2Ji'& 75c worth $1.00.
QAr u.,.i. e, ,- U,R 0U,8 I Blank TWhe..
f 04 worth SI-3 5 99c worth 1 25
I :Sf " afA : $I'25 worthl 50
at-riMVM. . UUUs7 s7UIO
A Different Stwfai coift c,,., n.,
Next Week.
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STOCKTON'S
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