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THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL ii, 1902.
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ANNIVERSARY
Regular $1,00 Umbrellas
88c each
Good covers and pretty handles.
o
Regular $2 00 and $2.25 walk
Insr skirts
$1.65 jach
Wrapper Sale
Entire stock 'at sale prices
Regular $1.00 men's shirts In
all the Spring styles.
89c each
Men's 50c neckwear In every
new style for Spring.
41c each
Bicycle Sundries
Wo now hava n moat compluto lino of
sundries of nil sorts (or the wlicol, from
tho smallest hall bearing to tin Intost
eaddto or host tiro.
Electric Stroke bulls. "5 cunta.
Flno I'ush llutton bells, 76o.
Cement, C nnd 10c.
Too Clips, SO and 125c.
Pedals, $126 and 1.60.
Dnxtor Not Carriers, the ladles' favor
ito. 600.
Host oil. 10c.
3 In 1 oil. 26c.
Good oil lamps, $1.00.
Uostoll lamps, ?2 00.
Gaa lamps, nil kinds and prlocH.
Olialn brushes, 35c.
Slnulo tubo tiros. G.0(t.
Qlnirfo tubo Kiinrnntood $(1.00 up.
Host Hartford Thorn tiros, $10.
All sorts of chains, pedals, nrlps,
wronchos, cemonts, tiros fluids, eaddloe,
luRgago oarrlorH, otc,, nt tlio lowest mar
kot price.
Special Snap
A flno, 12 Inch, seamless, brass foot
pump, with heavy cast baso, tho same
quality that hna sold for (10c heretofore.
Uur prico 50.
Electric Bike Lamps
An ontiroly now and practical lamp,
dainty as can ho, clean nud odorless, in
expensive to iiialntuin, ft. Kluctrlc
hand lamp, for ueo about the house,
around dark corners, etc , :i 00. . Co mo
and arid sou thoco. You'll bu interested.
Filled with dry batteries and nothing
to bother.
Best Sewing Machine Oil
As wall as noedleu, oil and parts for
all machine.
F. A. WIGGINS
205-257 Liberty St., 8alem.
Farm Maahinary, WngoiiB, DukhIob.
Ulocrolofl, Bowing Machlnot).
Gardener's Attention!
Now is tho tlmu to seouro llrst-olnsn
sands. A limited supply of light wood
ut cheap rates.
The Capital Improvement Co.
810 Front Ht. l'houo 110 1.
Barr's German Salve
Heals quickly all cuts, or bruise,
Draws soreness out of lamo back, nud
draws divers out cf llwh which often
btfcnk if! too short to pull. Sticks like
sticking planter. Try it and you will
novor ho without, liy mail Jffio,
L. M. BARR,
IDOSu te St. Kaleni, Or
We Don't Claim
Only what we can do. We can lit ulawtw to oompllcMed eyesight better than
in for thu rea'on wo hvu the very Utt and inwt txiuipvd op'itml parlor in
tint statu. Wo huvo all the lenses whluh
(tttnulloAtud (or von In n ulurt time. Wooan dianoia your paa bolter beuuiuo
wo uxamuio more man o'liors no ami uiureoy ntv nu uiimni'mu imv ii-iuiii-i
otherwise.
Our imtroiiB uro now in th- tlious.mds and many tMtimouials If
ro in nwttl of uttmitlnii it will pay you to rommber our parlors. Next
votir eves are in nttwl of attttutlnu it wilt
door to l.add & Hush's Hank on Slate sreot.
Chas, H
SolentlQo Opllolan
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All This Week
Our regular $5 00 values in
black taffeta; tucked nd hem
stitched; handsomeiy made.
$3.95
Novelty silk waists in tit Urate
colors lor evening wear; made of
flno quality tnffola or sat'n ; etfii
lar f7.G0 grade.
$5.95
$0 00 and 10 valu-s in best
quality silk; trimmed with cro
cheted eyelets ; straps on front
and latest stylo alcoves.
$7.60
IMack silk Eton Jacket t beauti
fully tuckoJ all over; lliiely made,
$0X0 values
$7.60
DALRYMPLE'S
Macaroni No. ! Large box, white and
yellow.
35 cents
Large fancy Silver Prunes,
5c per lb.
10 Pounds Pink Beans,
25c.
8 Pounds Italian Prunes.
25c.
3 Cans Tomatoes,
25c
Al Flour per sack, -70C
3 cans Salmon,
250 (
Sweet Oranges, pcr'doz,
20C
Lemons, per dozen
15c.
Bananas, per dozen
20C
Shoulders,
9clb.
Scotch Oats' 10c per Package.
Jumbo Mush. 2 1-2 lb Package
5c
2 1-2 lb packages premium mush
2 for 15 or 4 for 25c
Al. T. RINEMAN
132 Htato Ht. Telephone t'.tl
Chocolate Chips
AND
Cream Caramels
AT THE
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FLEUR DE LIS"
Uouftc.tlouery and Ice Cream
Parlors.
144 State St. - - - Salem.
r,,e Racycle
$35 to $60.
A Pull Line on Hand.
Wheels uleaned tl 00
Wood rims put on tl 60
Moikiui & Wright caning put on. . .rl 'J
Inner tubo, first quality fl tf
Morrow coaster and brake put on fit fid
tl. & J. lleavv tread uaslng $11 50
llluttHnlar, Majeitlo. SMth Century
and Biwruhl.ittht Clan lamps eauh 'i 10
Wo carry a full Hue of hiiudiltts, In.
cluJliig tlm (ollowliiir tires: Hartford,
(l.AJ, Duiilon, 1'isk, Dtilawaru and
M. .1 W, (d.iublo lum )
Wheels ctilled for and delivered free,
Clayton F Young
Phnntt Itod 'JWW.
to do Anything
nro r)'iired, and can gnud tlio mot
nay you to rumtmibttr our parlors. Next
J riutHj rimotiuwiiiu, iru tvouu uiv.
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SALEM
WILL
CELEBRATE:
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Independence Day To Be Fit
tingly Observed.
Celebration Will Eclipse
Previous Attempts.
All
A mnm mooting of citlzena Monday
ovonlnK unanimously voted to cole
hrato July 1th nt Salem this year In a
manner novor hoforo nttomptod In
Wofltorn Oregon. Tlio reniilt of tho
mootln wo tlio appointment of
a committee of buvoii on gen
eral nrrniiKomonts, coiiHlstliiR of
County JudKO John II. Scott, C. II.
Hlngon, W. Merrlman, II. D. I'ntton,
C. A. Murphy, II. W. Harr and J. O.
O rali am. Thin commlttoo will outlluo
a doflnito program for tlio colobratlon,
appoint I Ui various Hub-comniltteoR and
report at an adjourned meeting, to be
hold nt tho city hall on next Monday
ovonlng, April 28th, whon further de
tails of tho celebration will ho mnp
ped out.
Tho meeting Monday evening wno
attended by nearly 100 cltlzcnx, nnd
ontluiHlaflm wn ovcry wlioro. Thero
woro no nttomptB at oratory by tlio va
rious Hpeakorfl, but tho announcement
of determination to hold a grand cele
bration, mado Individually, was greet
ed with applatiHo. City Itecorder N. J.
Juduh, upon motion, acted oh chair
man of tlio meeting, nnd F. J. Wilson
was mado necrotary. Thoro wan great
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unammiiy or loeiing among tnoso in
nueuunnco invornino to tno coloura
tion, nud all that was necossary was
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organization for tho utilization of tho
restrained patriotic sontlmont.
Home remarks woro offered by S.
Friedman and I. II. D'Arcy ndvocatlng
a lively colobratlon of Independence
duy. Mr. D'Arcy hopod to hear tho
eaglo clnp its wings so emphatically
that ho echo would roverborato rom
tho Coast rango to tho Caacadoti.
County Judge Scott was called for and
responded In Uio samo voln. Ho looked 1 0st men in Salm, Mr. I' F. Carey, of
to tho nowspnpors to aid In tho nglta- tho Salem branch of tho groat Mitch
Hon. C. A.-Murphy wanted to linvo a oil, Lewis & S"taver Co., dealers in lm
colobratlon that whb tho reason ho ' ploinontB of all kinds. Mr. Carey Is a
was nt tho mooting- A. W. Prescott ' natlvo of Michigan, wlioro ho lived on
ndvocatod tho policy of early action on ' ft farm until ho was of ago. Ho then
tlio pnrt of Salem people, that minor 'served a thorough npprontlcoahlp ut
celebrations throughout tlio valley tho hardware Imslnoss. Later ho con
might ho forestalled and an attractive ducted a Htock rami in Kansas, nnd
celebration provided at Salem for the was In tho hardware and Implement
entertainment of tlio entire Wllinmetto
valley population. Ho moved that It
bo declared tho sense of the meeting
that Salem celebrate tlio Fourth of
July this year In a manner never be
fore attempted by any city In Western
Oregon. Tho motion prevailed by a
unanimous vole.
O. Stolz hoped to sou the matter of
tho celebration largely delegated to
the young men, and stated n motion
to that effect, hut, after some discus
sion, the motion was withdrawn, with
the understanding that the young men
wore willing and roady and' would as
sume their share of the work nud re
sponsibility that attached to the pro
jected eelelirittlon.
C. II. Hinges moved thnt a general
committee be appointed by the dtl
xeiis assembled, to consist of seven
members, that committee to select its
own Biih-commlttocH, outlluo a definite
plan of entertainment for tho celeb ra
(Ion nud report nt an adjourned meet
lug, to bo held next Monday evening.
Tho committee as above Indicated was
twtttltititi.l In iniiliiiiiiiiliiii .! .. Fi A I
"' . "'"'. niH now managing. Mr. Carey camo to
a vii o of hanks, upon tho motion of 0rwm ln 1880 wlum ,10 lravol0(,
" o i '""".I!,, "Ul rl .xiim:m t0 three years for tho old linn of Stavor
ho Salem Mill ary baud for Its gra- & WlxU)r ,, ,lo ,1IM t()U,
tul tons Horv co In purad ng tho streets' mrH of tlx,,orlH1K,0 , tllH ,,UB,noM.
ami dlscourlnsg musle ,, tho Intorost A- a rM , , ,0 )babl no
Of the miitH mmitlnir iiillonnunntit wnui. . . ..
tnlitm.
Commlttoo Begins Work.
Immediately following tho adjourn
Wheat Market
CHICAdO. April JI. Wheat, 1
76c.
SAN KHANCIHCO. April 21
V Mifrfl.UVi
Wheat
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Mads by
THE 8IDNEY POWER COMPANY
Sidney, Oregon.
Made for family use. ask your
grocor for it. Brim and
shorts always on hand.
A. T. WALN Aa:ent
nwaiiPao
er
you to deal Willi stripes in
omblnatlons for what is known as
UPPER AND LOWER
TIIIDH TRPATMPNT
IIIIIVU llcaimcill
have a pood assortment of
papers Also the mouldings
plate rails to combine with
They make a very pleasing
II VtU lilt III IUI Ullllllb IUU1UO, llUIUl"
ics and bedrooms. Let us show you
what we have" In this line.
' ment of tho mans) meeting the general
I committee held a conference, and or
J ganlzcd by dividing Itself Into com ml t
I tees of threo each for the purpose of
canvassing tho flold and finding men
who will accept positions on tho vnri
out sub-commlttoos, and dovoto tholr
best efforts to tho end that tho oolc
bratlon may bo a grent success. Tho
lncmbors of the commlttoo were at
work today, and will havo tho various
vub-coimnlttcos constituted nnd a
definite celebration programc outlined
for report and conBldorntlon at tho ad
journed meeting on next Monday ev
ening. It will he tho dim of the com
mlttoo to placo on tho RUb-commlttcea
only Btich porsons as will willingly as
Biimo tho work, and discharge the
same in n vigorous manner.
THROWN
FROM
BUGGY
Mrs A. N. Gilbert and Airs
E II. Cowinanlliijurcd
Mm. A. N. Gilbert, of this city, and
guoBt, Mi. K. II. Bowman, of Multno
mah county, wore thrown from a bug
gy Monday afternoon nud Hiistnlncd
painful, though not Horious injuries.
,Tho ladles woro returning from n
visit to tlio Polk county hop yards
when tho accident hnpponod. As they
wore driving down tho stoop hill Just
after leaving Kola, tho shaft broke,
startling the horse, which ran nway,
Tlio Indies woro both thrown out upon
tlio gravel-covered highway, and very
severely bruised. They were brought
to Salem to Mrs. Gilbert's home, where
.,. woro mat,e comfortable, and nro
i .
vldcd with medical treatment.
Mrs. Bowman, whoso homo is At
Torry ton ,nloa on8t of Portiandi ,lft8
been visiting Mrs. Gilbert for about a
weok.
A'MAN OF EXPERIENCE.
Manager of Mitchell, Lewis &. 8tnver
Branch.
Tlio portrait horowlth glvon is u
good representation of ono of tho buui-
business In Nebiaslm for somo time,
Thus he is well fitted by training nnd
experience for the business which he
better posted man ln the Willamette
valley than Mr. Cnry. and farmors will
appreciate tho fuct when they deal
wltli him. Ho eMtnbllsluHl tlio Salem
branch tlvo years ago, nnd has made
many friends. .Tho business hns been
luuroased ovary year.
Among tho now lines this firm are
handling nro tho American cream sop
arator and uasollnu ennluoH. which
they claim are superior to anything of
tho kind on tho market. Tho tlrm havo
Increased tholr warehouse room until
they have 8000 square fmtt of floor
space, and nil of this is uoked with
machinery of the best upto-date
chusoti.
Lecture Was
Well Attended
Th fifth and concludliiK ItHJture of
thw Star lwcturo cour. undr th mis
pictM of tho Sunday Svhtxd SooJty of
!!' nx M ,l " waa slv
Zv7L":l
"A ln Yank. Abroad In Ui Corri-
.dor of Antiquity'." The lwture wn,
the most largwly uttmidttd of the
8rUw- luul w,lM wMhij' tnjjojri.
mt spenuvr naHiiuug bis subjwl In
nu lnttrwttiig nmir Th UhjUiiv
coiiiim was u siuvtMM, not only wluc
tliwalh' and (or providing i)UitnH-
nittnt. hut In a ttnunelu.1 way ulso. Th
ctuinw mtttiMl th ttoo4ty about $99,
w tilth will h MiMiidtMl In linpnivlug
tht rurilltlfia of tktj Sunday Sehoot.
O' '
Branson & Ragan
Wat your wothIbk orr for Uf
hdw vgtuUlw thty ar rMtvtH
dally. Fnwh aipuragua. nearlt rad
uhw and all th frU gardwt daln
tliM appropriate to the season. They
havo JUbt opened a new barrel of those
famous bwoiH pktlci.
EXPERTING
NEARLY
FINISHED
Work Has Been Transferred
to Treasurer's Office
Report Will Be Received By
County Court In May.
Kxports Clarke and Buchnnnn, who
aro Investigating the records of Uio
principal Marlon county olllcers, prac
tically completed their work In County
Clerk Hall's department on Monday
evening, nnd this morning began
checking over the records In Treasur
er Uowning's ofllco. Tho work In tlio
treasurer's ofllco will requlro only a
few days, and that will complcto the
Investigations undertaken under tho
contracb, Tho roport will Ira com
pleted nnd submitted to tho county
court at Its regular monthly meeting
In May, but until that tlmu no part of
tho repot t will bo mado public.
The exporting of tho Marion county
records, was commenced last Novem
ber, and, with the oxceptlon of two
months, February and March, has
been continued regularly nnd with
out any material delay. Tho cost for
having tho work done 'will likely ap
proximate $1000. Tho compensation
to he paid tho export accountants has
not yot been jlotonnlned. Tho court
directed that tho mattor bo loft to a
committee consisting of Claud Catch
and Joseph Albert, who, ln connection
with the county court, should fix the
pay, not to exceed $f each per day.
Tho matter has not yet been referred
to the committee, otllcinlly, nnd no ac
tion hns been taken by tlio ;ucnibers
thoreor Jn rolatlon to tho subject. Tho
compensation to be allowed will prob
ably be arranged when tho work of
oxpertlng shall havo boon completed.
STATEl
al SEWER
!PH
US'.
WORK
ro Be Resumed When Weathei
Is Favorable.
Work on the partially constructed
3tato sower will be resumed as soon
as weather conditions become settled
and favorable. Such was tho state
ment uinih Monday ovonlng by C. A.
flrny, who holds the construction foi
the construction of tho sewer. Tlio
wo ik wns begun lost fall,- and about
2000 feet of tho canal was complotod.
There reiniilii nliout 3000 feet to dig
and Mr Cray oatlnmtes thnt It will ro
Hiiro from two to threo months to
finish tho Job.
The sewer bolng constructed will
icrvo the Insane asylum, state peni
tentiary nnd stnto house.
PERSONALS.
V A Carter returned today to his
homo nt Cold Hill. nud. wilt assist tho
Republicans In ncnvasslng Southern
Oregon Mrs. Carter will romnln In
Salem visiting nt the homo of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes, until
nfter the Juno olectlon,
Mrs. It. 8. Bonn is visiting her pa
rents. Prof, and Mrs1. Thomas Condon,
In ICiigoue.
Shorlff F. V. Durbln today paid Into
tho county tronsury about $12,000 in
taxes collected on tho 1001 roll.
S. A. Illggs was In Saloin. today.
Circuit Judgo Burnett is holding
court "in Albany.
Miss Marie Thompson has returned
to Kugene. after a visit with Salem
relatives.
1). 1). Meer, n Portland architect, Ib
In tho city.'
C. F. Ovprbnugh, representing the
O. II. & N. Compnny, was In Salem to
il ay.
Smoked Meats.
We are offering a flno Hue of smoked
meats this week. Hums IS cents pur
pound and shoulders 8 cents. Fine
jugnr cured breakfast bacon and fresh
family lard, at Fendrlch's Mnrket.
MARRIED.
BABB HUBHR. At the home of
wm. Jensen. Salem. Oregon, at 1
p. m.. Tuesday. April it. IS 01, Hm
ma Bauh to Stephen Holier, both of
Salem. Juttlr J. 0'I)ohM olHetat
lug.
KUIKMAN RAYMOND. At the
Methodist church. H Seattle. Wn..
SunUuy noun. April IS, 1S0I, Mtw
Pearl M. KlrkiHR. of Seattle, to
Frank Raymond, of this city.
I ust NoveHibor Mr. RaymoHd went
k StMittle. where he le employed twi
tke street car Hue, and where, with
his bride, he will reside.
DIED.
IDtDfJUS. At the state Insane ay-
teM. April tl. lftftt, AHce F. Heditee.
uhmI 41 yenre, of Oaseak. Ctecka
was eoMHty.
The remalHe were Uris tttomlHK
hlpued to CHueiHMk. wbrre burial
will take piace.
A. M. C lough, successor to D. E.
Hunsloger Funeral Director. 10? State
Street, Phone. Office. 1351: residence.
221. Salem, Oregon.
Chemawa Hai a Gardener.
John "Westley, of Mnrlon county, was
today appointed gardener nt tho Sa
lem Indian Training School, at' Che
mawa. Tho position was only recently
created, and payB an annual salary of
$(',00.
THE DALES IS ENTERPRISING.
The Dalles, April p, The water
commissioners here have closed a deal
to purchnse eighteen miles of flume to
bring water from Mill creek to the
city. It will cost $70,000.
TO PLANT TROUT.
Portland, Or., April 22. Ten thous
and Eastern brook trout will be plac
ed In Oregon strenms next week.
DOCTOR
DARRIN
ARRIVED
The Celebrated Specialist
From Portland at the Wil"
lamette Hotel, to Remain
Until June 1st
Dr. Darrln needs no recommenda
tion, for tho wonderful cures effected
by him throughout tho stnto during
his many years of practice In Portland
speak for themselves, and nro living
testimonials of his superior skill and
success in tho treatment nnd euro of
the most stubborn and aggravated
cases and chronic diseases.
Wo havo known tho doctor person
ally for years ln Portland, and have
come face to faco with many of his
patients nfter being successfully
treated by him. In our business re
lations wo have found him to be
strictly reliable and a gentleman of
prompt and practical business meth
ods. Ills treatment by electricity
and medicine hns become so popular
with the afflicted that his patients do
not seek In vain for relief from ills
flesh Is holr to, which Is positive proof
of the superiority of his electrical
treatment over ull other methods of
cure.
Nearby Endorsements.
C C. Presley, Wcodvllle, Or., deaf
ness, cured.
Wm. Sonor, Medford, Or., deafness,
cured.
Hadsell Dye, Boise, Idaho, abscess
of tho eye, cured.
Charles Carney, Jacksonville, Or.,
catarrh for years, cured.
John Martin, Cove, Union county,
Or., hydrocele, cured.
O. F. McCrnry. Jacksonville, Or.,
deafness sevon years, cured.
Martha Woodruff, Cleveland, Or.,
initial paralysis, cured.
Ex-Judge O. Crockett, Merlin, Or.,
donfnoss 10 yonrs, restored.
Wm. Hunter, Eugene City. Or., ca
tarih 120 years, restored.
Miss Birdlo Schmidt, Jacksonville,
Or.', discharging ear and denfnoss,
cured.
ChriBt Miller's dniighter. Noith Ynk
Imn, WnBh., flstuhi of tho jaw, cured.
A.Jackson, Seattle, Wash., pains in
back so ho could not move, cured.
S. P. Oorsline, Looking Glass. Or.,
deafness and ringing In oars, cured,
sovon yonrs nga.
O. 11. Matthews. Eaglo Point, Or.,
consumption nud largo tumor, cured
olght yonrs ago.
Mrs. Isaac Williamson, McHwon, Or.,
Inflamed eyos, catarrh, pain In her
side, curod.
II. F. Popo, Houlton, Or., dlabotls,
Brlght's dlsuaso and catarrh of tho
bladder, rostored.
Harry II. Baldwin, Baudot), Or., dys
popsla and nouralgla of tho stomach
flvo years, curod.
Mm. 11. Blckford, Roseburg, Or.,
treated successfully, and hor son wns
curod of cross eyos.
Dr. Darrin's Place of Business.
Dr. Darrln glvos froo oxamlnntlon
to all, and whon nocossary glvos mod
Iclnott in connection with electricity.
Tho poor troatod froe from 10 to 11
dally, oxcept modlclnos. Those wll
ling to pay, 10 to 5; evenings, 7 to 8;
Sundays, 10 n. in. to 3 p. in.
Donfnoss, Cntanh, eye, nose and
throat, heart, liver, stomach, lung
troubles, errors of youth, blood taints,
gleet, Impotoncy, vnricocelo, hydro
cele, tumors, stricture, a spoclalty.
All chronic male and fomalo nnd pri
vate diseases treated at half his form
er prlcos, for home troatmunt, or in
thnt proportion of time as the case
may requlro. No cases published ex
cept by pernilsslouof the patlont All
business relations with Dr. Darrln
strictly confidential. Loiters of In
qulry answered. Circulars and ques
tion blanks sent froe. Patients un
able to visit Dr. Darrln during the
week van do so on Sunday, from 10 a.
m. to 3 p. m.
Seldom more than one visit is nee
eseary afterthat the patient can take
home treatment. 21-32-86-w
Lost A brown poay with roach mane
and square tail. Return to W. ii
Catterlln. Capital Creamory. or no-I
Correct Dress
Our standard of excellence in
fabrics, trimmings and tailoring is
high enough for us to guarantee
your entire satisfaction.
m JNES St STBDLBR
Merchant Tailor. 2?2 ComroeKUI St
4iy
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Spring SOB Sfyfo
v- Any particularly nice thine to wear
V that you want you will find rlent
Si here- There will be Just the correct
v number of buttons on your coat-Just
If the right roll to the lapels-Just the
M correct curve in your trousers. They
V will be just the rleht width and shape
W It will be a hard matter for you to find
ii fault with your SprlnirJSuIt If you cct
' It here, for we believe that our suits
Kl arc Just rleht In every way-as well as
h being Just right In price.
j'j Suits at $6.50, Suits at $7.50,
if Suits at $10.00, Suits at $12.50,
; Suits at $15 00, Suits at $20 00.
Not a link Is missing In our
Attractive Suits.
G. W. Johnson & Co.
Clothiers to the People
V-vt-r--s-ii-JSH
SJC
f&P
b:cvcles
The Kind that Pleases I
And nt their ever popular prices
$35 00 and $40 00 Chain Models,
$60 00 Chalnless.
$40 00 Cushion Frame.
Coaster Brakes $5 00 extra.
NO.NB ARK BKTTEIt, FEW AS GoOD
Often copied and imitated, but novor equall-d. Then for tl or who
wl'h a good wheel for lsa niotiey, we have a $'.'5 00 wheel til her in ladle'
or ueiitb' that Is K-cond to none, nnd every prt of them tarry a eeajen's
guarantee. Any gear, saddle, tire, or handlebar you wish.
DON'T FORGET THAT WE TAKE CARE OF OUR RIDERS -A'k some
of iliein, ibey will tell yon. Wo will trade In your old wheel uu a
new one. Some good bargains In sewnd-hand wheels. We work
all our wheels ovor before they are offered fur sale.
SUNDRIES OF ALL KINDS Coaster brakes, all kinde Ihtcd on your old
wheel,
Bicycle Repairing
If yen are not going to gt-t a new wheel, If t us tlx up your old one for
thn Season's rldiut!.
Don't Forget That
We repair all makes of wheels.
We do any kind of bicycle repairing
We fit all makes of tires, etc . etc
llift wnikmaiifdiip nnd prompt
WORK. Anything pertaining to a
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SHIPP & HAULER
258 Commercial Street. Opposite Capital National Bank
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ROTH St
llfst gallon rle peaches 30c
eest gallon etc apricots ..3 5c
3 lbs lane dried peaches .. .25c
2 Itttxtr faicy teaches... . 25c
2 Ibscxir fi icy apricots .. -25c
6 lbs ext a I uit Italian prunes 25c
6lbsool n jtls ...... ... .25c
2cansxu table peaches - .2 5c
I can best Lemon cilog peaches .20c
Olives, Sweet Pickles, Sour and Mlckles Pickles. Chow Chow.
ofMonopole Baking Powder. It's absolutely pure.
ROTH St
124 Stale Street.
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...SANITARIUM FOODS...
MALTED CEREAL GRAN0SE FLAKES
K. B. CEREAL CRAN0SE BISCUITS
OAT MEAL CRACKERS.
Ynu are cordially invited to call and inspect thee
goods Tuesday and Wednesday. .Free demonstration.
Fuller & Douglas. Grocers
HS Mate bt., D'Arcy Dldg.
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Ml" " ; muiuhii tiKure.are unnuesiionaiiiy as Injurious ns the moei vir
ulent health cranks contend. That doesn't mean, howevtr. thst
body brare and stav romferlable lo wear, nud rnmfnrtabl becauce It cm-
forms to the lines of ntture lojurioi s, On t is contrary, our F. 0.
American Iteaulvcor'et is a intend to many a woman. Our pilres nu
mm'iiiii iw iofi.j. nenave
wurc out tton't buy till you see ui.
...The Ladies' Bazaar...
118 State Street, Salem
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'm Stylish Fitting Clothes !
PRICES.
chain of
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257 Commercial St , Salem
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Standard
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Quality 1
delivery,
bicjclti.
Oive us a call, wedo GOOD
in ycur lawn mowers and
them oiled and sharpened.
GRABBR
Imp rted Mew Norway, extra lane Mack-
tral. .-... 5c
Fancy Mackeral 10c
Best Hoyal Club salmon .-- 15c
leans good Salmon . ..-25c
8 lbs box macaroni. . -. . 4dc
Country cured breakfast bacon--. . 13 l-2c
sugar cured ahouuers. .-
.9c
Armour's Hams.
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Try a can
GRABBR
Telephone 511
Pl0ne Main SSiil
day, without regard to naliual
others from SSc up. Look e to
$15.00 UP
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