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Great Dress Goods
Sale all the Week
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The first day of
one, Know why? Here's the bright
est freshest dress goods stock in the
valley Every new weave and color
that will be worn this spring is offered
at remarkably low prices We want
you to take a stroll through the Dress
Goods section and see the new things,
Its a splendid time now to get a new
dress at a very slight cost, Come in
the mornings possible, but come
whenever you can you'll be waited
on promptly 2- 2?
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Holverson's
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CHAS,
OPTICIAN, 88 State Street.
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Easter Katables
Don't let easier pass by without havlaj a nice Easter dinner. You will it well repaid for
your trouble anil we will consider It a treat favor If you call at our store ana see what ancle
rant line of Batter Eat ibles we have. Look over tbl list.
VEGETABLES
Plenty of celery, turnips, lettuce, unions, Tart
nips, creens, rhubarb and cabbsf e.
CANNED VEGETABLES
Red Ribbon asparaius, pone so good.
Red Ribbon Sirted Teas, none to good
Red Ribbon Sweet Corn, none so good.
Red Ribbon Tomatoes, ncno to good.
iIL' We can give you better coffee than you can tret elsewhere
for your money.
ROTH Si GRABBR
114 State Street. Telephone 511
heat Market,
SAN FltANQigCO,. April 1. May
whoat. iM)i&9lMiA.
CIUOAO0, March 31. Wheat 71 0
71 K1-
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Made by
THE 8IDNEY POWER COMPANY
Sidney, Oregon,
Mado for family use, ask your
grocer for It. Ilrnn and
aborts always on hand.
A, T. WALN Affent
oups
WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING
REALLY FINE FOR DINNER.
Tr$a can of The Franco Amer
ican Food Go's, celebrated
French Soups.
Ox Tail, Consomme, Chicken,
Tomatoe, Julienne, and
Julligatawny,
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Fjfller & Douglas, Grocers
12 Stato St., D'Ary lluttdiug, Mionu
Mtiu 2m,
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Jf Racycle
$35 to $60.
A rull Llae on Hand.
tybeejs cleaned. H 00
Wgwtrlinapnt on , .HW
MontMi & Wright carina put on, . .3 Si
Inneihube, Aral quality $1
Meripw confer and brake put on til 6Q
g & J, Umvj trpail c8lojt HW
im$ frW, Majwlie, SOtU QMlarjr
aSwottLlRht Gas lamps eeb $9 10
yVe) carry 8 full line ( sundries. jn
ttHdrBg the following lirat Hartford,
0pJm Qtwlfifc Walt, Delaware and
iV4WIrnil djHjIvrHl lr.
Clayton F Young
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Defective Eyes
Can bo made to boo perfectly and the
trouble entirely reraovod by
PROPERLY PITTED GLASSES
My long experience la at your coin
tnand. I examine your eye:.
And tell you wliotbor you notd
glasses or not. Gold filled bow, war
rnted for 10 years s $150 to $3.00;
solid Rold from $15 60 to JO 50.
HINGES
Next Door to Ladd & Bush's Dank.
DAINTIES
We cany the most complete line of faccy
loodt without any exception ;,
Bulk Olivet: olives In bodies of all descrlp
tloa. Helm' Sweet Pickles In endless varieties,
ilelaz' Chow Chow. Ilelai' Preserves; a ful
line of all the b st brands of sauces and talid
dresslnf.
Dalryniple's
Special in
Wrappers
wmkn
U " "JCCifl Anr En it-a
line of
$1.25
values
In fine Percale or
Flannelette wrappers
98c each
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DEVELOPMENT....
10,000 barrel Itoeho Harbor Lltne
utod In tbo development of Balom and
vicinity during tho pnet year.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
BoUAltslt.
Fancy Celery
S cents.
10 Pounds Pink Deans, 25c
10 Pounds Italian Prunes, 25c
3 Cans Tomatoes, 25c,
Al Flour per sack, 70c.
3 cans Salmon, 25c,
Onion Sets, per pound 5c
Navel Oranges, per dor, 20c,
Jumbo Mush, 2 12 lb packages 5c
Good Cooklne Molasses, per gallon
30 cents.
Lemons, per dozen 15c.
Lemons 2 dozen for 25c
Bananas, per dozen 20c.
Figs, white or black, per lb. 5c.
Scotch Oats 10c per Package.
M. T. RIMEMAN
1$S Statu HI. Telej.hona j3i,
A. M. Qlough, uceor to D, E.
street. Phone. Office, issii'reaidanca.
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in a?3ew
221, Salem, Oregon.
KlULLfillLH I VU
AMERICA'S
Battle for the Purification of the Babylon
on Lake Michigan
Direct Nomination of Candidates to be Secured by a Refer
endum Vote That Will Do Away With Slates at Primaries
and Nominating Conventions,
CHICAGO, April J. Voters of Chi
cago are casting ballots for 30 mem
bora of tho council today, bringing to
a close ono of tho most interesting al
dcrmanlc campaigns of recont years.
Dltter warfare has been waged by
tho clean government organizations
against the so-called "gang" candi
dates, particular attention having
boon paid to "Uathouso John" Cough
lln, who represents tho richest and
toughest ward In tho world. Ho la op
posed by David Frank, a prominent
business man. To prevent fraud Frank
has had posted at tho various polling
places college athlotes. A heavy vote
was cast early. In addition to alder
men, referendum questions aro being
votod on. Tho proposltons aro owner
Hhlp of public utilities by tho city, and
nomination of city candidates by di
rect primary voto.
INMATES
OF COUNTY
JAIL
Engaged In Fierce Fistic En
counter Monday Morning.
Thoro was a llvoly tlmo In tho Ma
rlon county Jail Monday morning.
Frank Daily and Qeorgo Harker, two
potty larceny thieves, who aro BorvItiR
a Bontonco In tho county hastllo, had
a dlfforoncc, and attomptod to ncttlo
tho innttor In an oxcltlng fistic and
club encounter. In fact, hostilities
did not ond, until both combatants
woro securely locked In soparato cults.
Whou tho Hnioko of battle had cleared
away, tho Jail Interior looked as
though It had boon visited by a Kan
Bns cyclono. Stovo wood and broken
dishes woro scattered around tho
floor, whllo scarcely a window light
escaped unbroken.
When Shorlff Durbln reached tho
Jail corridor, buying boon attracted by
tho disturbance, ho found Darker
armed with an oak club, beating Dall-
ey In a frightful manner. As n result
of tlio fraens, Dalloy received a adVoro
Bcalp wound, bosldoH Innumorablo
briilsos. At the tlmo of tho trouble
there woro two other occupants In tho
Jail, but they rematned In hiding, tho
hurling of many missiles through tho
corridors by tho lighters making that
the only snfo course
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UP-TO-DATE WORK.
Tho very uoatost and most up-to-dato
calling cards nro tho onos fur
nished by Schaofor & Palmar.
During tho month of April tlioy will
put out calling cards at tho following
j prices, agreeing to print thorn In tho
most perfect manner posslble: 1'G for
CO cents, CO for 7C couts ,100 for f 1.
I All tho material used by this linn Is
I now direct from tho factory, This in
sures tho very latost styles of typo,
and thoso who appreciate bolng up-to-(Into
will do well to plnco their orders
with us.
Hoincmbor all work Is delivered
whon wo' promlso.
A Flrat-Class Market.
Wo aro offorlng tho flnost lino of
shoulders, hams, bacon, smoked
moats, picnic hams and flno sausages
and lard over shewn Mil this city.
Fendrloh'a Market.
Se3S0SC
XLhc nbic& Basaar
118 STATE STREET.
droit sale of uii'leriVtrtt, whl'.e an 1 colored. 20 por cdnt off the
rot ot tho wook. lwtflunluit Wednesday, Tltli uisant ni'ioh coniider
inx our already low prices.
MRS. M.
KS300SSS
Surf.
Our $20 Suits are the Acme of Perfection.
We have a 1000 Pattern to Select from J
to Suit Both Taste and Pocketbook.
HAIHES Si STBDLER
Merchant Tailors
ITIPQ CAP
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DIRTIEST CITY
Not the least important of tho mu
nicipal election Is the referendum
voto being taken on tho proposition to
wipe out tho town government ana
chronism. For years tho govornmont
of Chicago has beon grievously handi
capped by tho retention of tho form of
township rule, adopted when tho city
was llttlo more than a struggling vil
lage. It Is proposed now to contralizo
the management and responsibility of
tho city's affairs by doing away with
tho cumbersome- system of having
threo town supervisors, collectors and
clerks, which will mean a saving of
$G0O,000 a year, In salaries and fees.
Tho Municipal Voters' League has
been working strenuously to bring
about this reform, end has high hopec.
of a successful Issuo at tho polls to
day. WILL NAME TICKET.
Marlon County Prohibitionists Confer
ring Today.
Tho Marlon county Prohibitionists
mot In county convention at tho W. C.
T. U .rooms at 2 o'clock this after
noon. About 100 persona woro In at
tendance This Is tho requisite num
bor In a convention to glvo tho Prohi
bition party of this county representa
tion on tho official ballot at tho forth
coming election, slnco tho party nt tho
last goncral election did not cast C
por cont. of tho total vote, as re
quired under the new election laws of
tho state. -
Organization was effected with tho
following efficers:
P. L. Konady, of Woodburn, chair
man; Robert Held, of Salem, secre
tary. Tbo membership of tho convention,
or assembly, as It Is known slnco tho
party failed to hold regular primaries,
Is mado up of temperance- workers
from nil parts of tho county. It is tho
purpose of tho party to uamo a com
plete county and legislative ticket, to
bo voted for at the June election. Tho
ticket Is being formed ns this report
closes.
Revenue Greater
Than' Ever
Tho receipts for tlio Orogon stato
bind office for tho month of March
woro larger than for any other month
during M. L. Chamberlain's adminis
tration as clerk. Tho total amount re
ceived was J39.88C.44.
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Salem Couple Weda Wednesday.
Tho marriage of Maud Eva Dabnuy
to Albert U Thomas, both of Balom,
will tako placo at the homo of tho
bride, In this city, at 9 o'clock Wednes
day morning, Hov. II. A. Kotchuin, of
tho First Prosbytorlnn church, of
ficiating. Tho brldoolcct Is tho eldost
daughtor of, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Dab
noy nnd tho groom Is tho oldost son
of Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Thomas. Tho
young couplo will loavo on tho morn
ing local Wednesday for Newport,
whoro tlioy will rostdo, Mr. Thomas
having provided a homo at that do
ilghtftil retreat by tho seaside
Wholetoma Baking.
Tho broad and pastry made at tho
Ploneor Ilakory is light and whole
soma. Onco tried, always used.
FENNELL.
or
Glomus
Cycle Thieves
In Salem
O. V. Hull, salesman In Dr. Stone's
South Commercial-street drug Btoro,
lost his 1901 Rambler blcyclo Monday
afternoon, a thief being responsible
for Its disappearance. Mr. Hull had
scarcely loft tho wheel in front of tho
store when It disappeared. Ho prompt
ly located It at a Court-street second
hand store, where a young man had
JUBt sold It for $7.50. Tho thief repre
sented that ho had just arrived in tho
city from California, and a pressing
need for funds was all that caused him
to sacrifice tho wheel. Local police
were given a description of tho strang
er, and they aro looking for him.
HUSHED FOR A HOME.
At the San Jacinto Forest Reserve, In
California
LOS ANOEL139, Cal., April 1. The
San Jacinto forest resorvo, comprising
34,000 acres of San Dernardlno county,
was thrown opon to public entry this
morning. A ,rush occurred during tho
night of squattors upon tho choicest
sections, and trouble Is'foared. Tho
land ofllco at Los Angeles, where
places havo been hold In lino for two
weeks, Is also crowded.
Grand American Handicap.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 1. Tho
second day's program of tho Grand
American Handicap opened this morn
ing with a largely Increased number
of participants. Tho feature event of
tho day is tho Nltro Powder Handicap
at slitcen birds, with handicaps of 25
to 33 yards.
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Biggest Coke Plant,
HIItMINOHAM, Ala., April 1. This
Is tho dato set by tho Republic Iron
and Stool Company for tho blowing of
Its now blast furnaco at Thomas, near
tills city, and tho lighting of fires In Its
400 now coko ovens This Is tho larg
est single coke plant In tho United
States.
Stratton Wants to Fight.
ST. PAUL, April 1. AttornoyGon
oral Stratton, of Washington, expects
to go to Washington, D. C, tonight to
mako application for loavo to fllo In
tho federal court an action against tho
Northern Securities Company.
Notorious Horse Thief Caught.
"MISSOULA, Mont, April 1. Shorlff
Jamos Davis, of Ulackfoot, Idaho, cap
tured near hero todny Charlos Carey
and Charlon Irwin, notorious borso
thieves of Smlthorn Idaho. Tholr pur
suit has boon kept up slnco August.
Taxes Paid Today.
Linn "county today paid Into the
stato treasurer tho Bum of J24.1C9, be
ing one-half of tho stato and Agricul
tural Collogo tax of that county for
1901.
Captain Mead't New Duties.
WASHINGTON, April 1. Captain
W. W, Muad, of Kontucky, reported
for duty today as a mombor of Uio
Hoard of Inspection and Survoy.
Dayton Mine Victims Found.
KNOXVILLE, Tonn., April 1. The
bodies of fifteen victims of tho Dayton
mlno dlsastor havo been recovored.
Threo or four more aro missing.
Author of "Ben Bolt."
NEWARK, N, J., April 1. Thomas
Dunn-English, tho author of "lion
Holt," died horo this morning.
Russia Lands Arms In Persia.
UOMI1AY, April 1. It Is assorted
hero that tho Russian subsidized
steamer Kornlloff, on her Inst visit to
tho Persian Gulf, landed G0.00 Orlfles
at Donderandabas, a seaport of Persia,
on
the Porslan Gulf.
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Dr. Hoborts, oye specialist, nt the
Cottago Hotol, has decided to remain
a fow days longer. 20-tf.
NEW TODAY.
Girl Wanted To do gcuoral house
work. Inquire at Journal ofllco for
particulars. 4-l-3t
Don't You KriowAliythlng about Ed
wards' Market? At 410 Stato streot.
Dost placo to buy fresh and cured
meats at the lowest price. Phono
3C24. I). Edwards, prop
Found. A rosary and cructflx. Own
or can havo It by culling at the Jour
nal otlloo and paying tho cost of ad
vertisement, i 3-1-tf
Teamsters Bids will be received uutll
April 10th for hauling 100 cords of
big fir from the II. II. Spauldlng
placo to tho asylum. .Geo. V. Rodg
ers, 130 Court street 41-3t
Wanted. A "girl forsecoTul "work.- In
quire at northeast corner of Court
and Winter street 4-1 -tit
al
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272 Commercial St,
Man
Wong Sara's
Assailant Fined
Richard Ely questioned tho policy
of standing trial for his unprovoked
assault Saturday evening upon Wong
8am, the dlmlnutlvo Celestial, and
whon his case was called before Jus
tice O'Donald this morning ho changed
his plea of "not guilty" to that of
"guilty."
"I ucvor wanted any Chinamen in
this country, anyway," romarkod tho
venerable Justice In pronouncing sen
tenco, "but since wo havo mado it pos
slblo for them to bo hore, and never
fall to punish them for an Infraction
of our laws, It Is but right that they
should bo afforded protection, espec
allly from an assault that was entirely
unprovoked." Ely was fined JIG and
tho costB of tho action, nnd went to
Jail.
Articles of Incorporation.
Articles of Incorporation of tho Pa
cific Coast Adjustmoht Co., capitalized
at $20,000, with headquarters In Port
land, woro filed In tho onlce of tho
secretary of state today. Tho objects
of tho company aro to eugago In tho
adjusting of fire and marlno Insur
ance. Tho incorporators aro W. D.
Wheelwright, L. It. Webster and J.
Flanders, of Portland.
'Frisco Plague Stricken.
DALLAS, Tex., Tho health depart
ment has been notified of a new out
break of tho bubonic plague in Cali
fornia. Two death aro reported nt
San Francisco, nnd quarantine regula
tions will bo enforced nt El Paso, and
dther Western Texas points.
PER80NAL8.
Mrs. M. E. Poguo is visiting with
friends in Albany.
Mrs. S. C. Dyer has gone to her
timber claim In Lincoln county.
Rov. and Mrs. Wm. Coney went to
Newport today, whore they will spond
a week.
Mrs. John Hohnan nnd Mrs. Thomas
Holman left this morning for Newport
to romnln two weeks.
A. Dlsquo today purchased a half
Interest in tho Club stables, heretofore
conducted by II. G. noodlghelmcr.
, Mrs. McCarthy has roturnod to liar
rlsburg, after n visit with her daugh
tor, Mrs. A. J. Uasoy.
Ernest Dean Is visiting with his
brother, Condon, at Eugene.
Miss May Allen has returned to
Newport, whoro sho Is teaching
school, having visited bor parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. D. Allan.
Earl Raco returned from Portland
today.
Charles Scott, a pronllnont busluess
man of Woodburn, was In Salem to
day. Mrs. W. II. Ilyrd and children havo
returned from a visit tp relatives at
Forest Grove.
J. C. Llndsoy, represcntatlva of-tho
Illinois Contrnl, Is In tho city.
J. M. Woodruff, ono of tho popular
knights of tho grip, whoso home Is In
Snlom, Is In tho city today,
Judgo and Mrs. T. L. Davidson ex
pect to lonvo Thursday to visit a slstor
of Mrs. D's, at Palo Alto ,Cal.
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Do You Eat.
Your meals In town? If so, go to
tho Whlto Houso restaurant Positive
ly tho best meals served In the city.
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BtxttiM "to KM "w Hm Always Boiiahi
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Standard Rotary
White Rotary
White Shuttle
Representing the beet to be had in
Maohinetlom. Vn nnn Ii.va ilm ,nnn
lar priced machines from $17.50 up,
For new machines OUR $25 MA
CHINE is away better tbau tbe cheap
Eastern machiue by actual comparison.
We have them here to bIiow you, and
you bo tbe judge.
Second-hand machines fjom $5.00 up
that will eew. Two of them at $10 00
are splendid bargain;,
New Machines for Rent!
Old Ones Taken in Exchange!
Needles, Oil and Parts
For all Machines!
Bicycles...
CUSHION FRAME TRIBUNE at
f 10. The most comfortable mount ever
yet put out. Come and try one. La.
dies' or gent.
N'ew wheels all pricee from $20 up.
heoond.hand ones for ladies and gouts,
all ready to rtde, ut bargain prices
Store open evenings.
F. A. WIGGINS
25W57 Liberty 8t, Salem.
Farm Machinery. Wagons. Buggies
Bleycloa, Sewlus Machine.
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SIO.OO
a tlen Dollar Suit
We mean that tho man who wsnls to pay f 10 for a
suit shnll have the biggest ten dollars worth ho over
had. We know thot it may result In lots of men buy
ing these Butts who Intended to pay more. But that
dooiu't deter ua when wo can increase tho valuos wo
offer. Our 10 suits havo always equaled tho $12
jfrado onywhnro oleo -r $13.60 or $15.00 would bo
nearer their comparative worth. Thoro's no more
stylo in any garments than you'll find In theeo milts.
Tho styles aro now patterned Cheviots and Casii
meret tbo right Spring cut,( but It's tho value in
them that makes them remarkable at tho price.
Take a look." We also carry tho "Packard Shoe
for Men " : : ' : s : :
G. W, Johnson & Co.
The Popular Outfitters. - - - 257 Commercial St-, Salem.
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...CHICAGO STORE...
PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
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The stroncest artument that can te ottered to the buylnr public Is to (lye them the
test foods at the lowest possible price. We are In a position to do this. We buy our
own Soodsforoash and our expenses are so small that we can beat any comptttkm
to pieces. Read en:
THIS WEEK'S GREAT PRICE CUTTING SALE.
Head tho following carefully-
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2fc school plild dress foods 12 t-2c.
75c all wool 40 Inch English cbv
lotte48c. 12 1-2c fancy St kallne, pretty pattern,
7 l-2c
15c Stlesla satin finish, 9c.
9c white check, white foods 5c.
65c sailn Damask table lines 35c
12 I 2c blue striped tlcklui 7 1-2C.
fl.50 children's trimmed hats 75c
2,50 children's box jackets $1 65,
4Sc children's calico dresses 25c.
85c ;hlldren's silk bonnets 50c.
$5 wash taffeta silk waists from 25
cents up.
WE ARE THE A1AKERS OF
McEVOY. BROS., Proprietors.
Court Street,
The Bicycle
Is on Again
But It Is not the name sort of "boom" that prevailed a fow years ago.
It's an intelligent boom this tlmo.
Pcoplo aro not buying blindly or riding bicycles simply because It Is tho
fad or fashion to ride them, nor to see how far or how fast or how many
miles they can ride.
Thoy rldo because tlioy now realize that tho blcyclo is a health-glvor, a
pleasuro-promoter bocauso there Is nothing elso that affords such Invigorat
ing, overy-rcady and economical means of obtaining that outdoor exorcise
and chango of scene that counts for so much In tho well being of mankind.
Tho pcoplo now lndulgo In bicycling because It Is a tonic because It
enables tho m to think clearer, hit harder, slcop sounder and fool better
generally.
Tho causos of tho "now boom" ought to tntorest nnd awaken YOU nnd
Impel you to learn why bo many of thoso who havo ronowod their cycling
activity havo purchased Columbia or Hartford bicycles. Wo arc; In position
ot both toll you and show you why thoy did so; and we'll bo awfully glad to
do It, too.
OTTO J. WILSON
135 Court Street.
EXPERIENCED
Choose Ramblers because they
have tone and style, as well
as all good points which io
to make up a wheel of very
highest grade. The latest
models of
BICYCLES
Are me very best built wheels on the market today. They last. The
good reputation wined by the Rambler builders during their 23 years ex.
perleoce makes the Rambler a safa and profitable investment for both tbo
novice and will.nnln,l wliu1 ..,.,.
- .. ...v.u. niibui uuc.
RAMBLER PRICES-$25.00, $30 00,
Cushion frame
viiBiiuees, ou nuu fttu.
It's the running of Ramblers that make them LEADERS
inuing AKt BbllbK; FEW AS GOOD.
Call In and Inspect our line.
we have every price, every
weight and every style.
Old wheels taken In exchaste
Second-hand wheels from
$8.00 up.
IFt te all
.., V,h ,hif !,ftvlDK ,ho idea wo
are prepsrwl to do any nnd all kinds
cycle or repalrlugyour frame or forks,
WR RPPAIM All MAtcc
., ....v MU mni-u vir nilCCLO,
WE FIT ALL MAKES Or; TIRES
,1-n mnU,.aF nneo with all our
delivery and boat workmanship.
The Most Complete Bicycle Store in the City.
SHIPP & liAUSER
258 CoHimcrcIal Street Oooasite rsnitsi Ntinai Bank-
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Corsets all prices from 25c up.
29c boys' overalls 15c
35c men's underwear 19c.
8c men's socks 4c.
75c men's wurklnf shirts 48c.
CMldren's school handkerchiefs tc.
Thetreatcst stockist on earth for la
dles and children far 10c.
i adles' 75c fancy wrappers 35c.
$3.50 rainy dr"tklrts the best that
was ever shown $2.35,
Drrss skirts $1.35 $2 50. $3.90
and $4.35. worth double the pilce,
Mill ends of calicoes 2 1-2C.
Aprou Clnfbams 4c yd.
LOW PRICES ON RELIAOLE GOODS.
Salem, Oregon V
Boom
Notice the extra Rein-
forced frames.
$35 00 and $40.00.
$10.00.
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onIr do our own repairing. But we
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