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THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1d02 .'A. - MJMSlfllllil II C.H.f l-WII. I Mil Mfribyhrtfll a fr Ui '? . 4 H If 1 v l fc 4' i&f m miwe NMMHKHMllHBiMHHaiMIIHMHMHMHRBiRHMHR Jff K JO . I IH f. 9 flia Holverson's - TMe Pretty Wasli&ootts ' m&W- Here is a stock that 5 town. h The newest freshest ,,tan shades in great variety. i ne son, Clingy laorics &u muni in lavui uiu w H found here in exquisite color combinations. H ...SpCCiSLao New Dimities in latest styles o9c yard FINE FRENCH DIMITIES in all tlic newest ef fects .: i 18c yard m H lllllllllllHllMHfllllllBnBBBII Dalryitiple's Fine Black- Dress Skirts at ,r. Sale Prices iWo offer o Reed (innllly black Chev lot skirt, trimmed with toffoln bands 'and' Rtiimp; full (Into, linndtomoly made. km $3.60 The cntlru llro reduced.; , f 6 00 VALUES AT.... ... 3 W 10 00 VAI.UKH AT 7 05 15 00VALTJK8 AT fll 00 Three- WQiidcrful batitaina In Blllc Dress cklitp, Thty'io uindnofgond ?iaality taffeta? 'ttifkid t it)l ovur; double' rulllos; bcaullfulr appllquo trimming; wido (lounce: r :$17 6ft VALUK8 AT 113 TO 2000 VALUES AT H 05 25 00 VALUKB AT US 75 .''' - .Itcmoinbor wo have only n low of tliftn. You will novcr lmvu ruah an .ofjfjr sgaln. Dalrymple's Barr's German Salve (Heals quirkly nil cute, pr bruises, Draws soreness out of lama Imok, aim draws silvers nut ot noun wnica otton Ureaic on too snort to pun. mucks iiko sticking planter. Try It and you will never bo without, liy mail 28o. L. Al. BARR, IMjBtatogt, . .Salem, Or i..U3N,S'NeYER QUIET With us. Wo am always moving our line, Watabes havo had uianv purotunor tbefpast two noeka than ovor before, Also chains tor ludioa mm guntbinun Ohanni, HOQri)t lookiita oi Hid latest design. Wo are always In (rout ol the pro Eeetlon wftitflov prices. A dplendid ladies' SO year uold tilled watuh (or fl'J.Oo. ' aud a trentlemau'a U0 your gold filled watch for 10.60. Our repair department la second to none In the state. Price? reasonable. CHAS, H. HINGES Watchmaker and Jeweler 88 State St. China Closets Book Cases Buffets ' Atoms Chairs .0) They are beauties, well furnished ' '' and low in price. . -itorti& i i iH i . Da A Rare Treat for Salem... itti ..), A mur iur r " OimKrium nnuu ruua Knapn will demonstrate at our WP audiffbursday. The greatest line ot ut. Wo oordlally Invito the mdlea U opportunity t( eeelljg this kit at ROTH Si 114 SM Urttt. Mrs mxm - Holverson's s Rf B M tsa n outshines any other in a HI creations are here the n a H B H Q H B Ventnar Novelty Tissues Pretty lace stripe effects in the new shades Very Swell... 40c yard m B H m a Macaroni No. 1 Large box, white and vcllow, 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, 25C SwcctlOrangcs, pcrldoz, 20C Lemons, cer dozen 15c. 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 W Hlghom price ulwnyH paid for country products. A. T. RINEAMN 132 Stnte Bt. Tolephono i3U Jacob Uogf Removed from Court Street 266 Commercial St, Good Stock of Shoes -o All Up-to-date Prices Right Ready for trndu In n short time, but repairing dono on short notion. ..JACOB lOGT.. 216 Coinniuroiul Btrcnt. Mr. T. J. Allan, ot McMlitnvllle. found u four-legged chicken nmoiiK n newly-hatched biood. It died soon, howovor. Next Door to Ladd Push's Dank store, Monday, 'luMday, WedJy, M'ifs-ml U" ' cKi j 3 VpifeiM I rC ! I Sauitarium Hesltb Foods ever shown on of Balem and vlalnlty to take .advant Itye deuions(ratd. Call ear ft. 0RABER TtU(bOBS Sit WILL BE A HUMMER Salem Independence Day En" thusiasts Are Active Will Raise Funds and Provide Superb Program. Anyono who thlnka tho Hplrlt of pa triotism In Orogon'a Capital City Is even dormnnt, should havo nttonilod the rotiKlng mnw moating hold at the city hnll Mohday evening, whoro tho unthuslnn'm was so markod that the Amorlcan oagle had to clap Its wings In an unusually demonstrative manner, In order to ho hoard at all. It was an adjournod mooting of cit izens, called for considering appoint ment of coinmlttoos and details of a program for an Independence Day col cbrntlou nt Salem this year that will discount nny previous attempt In Wostorn Oregon. The meeting was largoly attended, and the spirit and willing desire to aid In tho projected colouration that was apparont at tho meeting leaves no doubt as to tho eventual ruccobb of the undertaking. County Judgo John II. Scott, W. Morrlmnu, II. W. Ilarr, C. A. Murphy, II. D. I'atton, C. II, I Hugos and J. O. Oraham, constituting tho gcnernl ox ocutlvo commlttoo for Salem's Inde pendence Day celebration, nnnouncod Bub-commlttoos, which wore ratified, ns folows, tho first named member of onch commlttoo being chairman of that commltteo: Plnnnca F. W. Ifurbln, Harry Al hart, Milt Moyors, Paul Sroat, J. I.. Stockton, Al. Hopf, Lot l'earco. Dr. 13. A. Plorco, Aug. Htickofltoln, A. M. Cloiigh, M. Ilrodomtllor. A. N. l.owls. Isadora Croonbaum, D. J. Fry, V. 12. Shermun, Homer Smith, Hniley Will to, W, T. Stol., Fred Hans, 15. L. Irwin. W. W. 'Ann, H. I). I'atton. Legislation fl. Slob, W IC. Knlsor, Frank Turner, N. J. Judnh, J. II. Mo Nary, A. O, Condlt. Outside Attractions E. Cooko I'at ton. F. Steimloff, Hay Ollbort, W. II Ilurghardt, A, A. Cunningham, floo. L. IIoho, Al. 8tolner. O. V. Allen. Frnnk Morodlth. Music Kd. .liiflil. C. V .Hvans, Hoy OeHiior, Cleo. C. Will, ,1'iof. I'arvln,. Dr. Hploy, Hnl I'atton, 1'iof. Drew. Prof. Sooloy, Fred Wntors, Parade Frnnk Wlllmnu. Frank Davoy, Frank Derby, .1. W. Reynolds, II. R. nickers. .Fred Legg. W. T. Hlg- About Sewing Machines This is the timo of year when a great many men are making their wIvch hap py with h new sewing uiai'lnne, thus untforKfttlim their better littlf nud her iktiIh while attend ni lo Iheir own inn elnuery, It Is nU the time for the an nual round-mi in the uuv of order ton' In to the KftHtern mall order bnu es. That's the point I want to make hero The llrsl Pue of those glittfriiig ads utimlly rBds "Hend no money," Well, you don't bae to send nny money to your local dealer for the privilcire of looking at Lis machine, do youY Then vnu are told thnt "this innehine nt I) 05 Is as ueod as vottr aueut links you 10 to 10 for " You rend It and b lievn it, for von can't pee tho iimn who wrote it, so ho miiRtbe lionnt, If your local denier uuule serb n stntement you would brand him a llnr iu once. Then tho guarantee oh es the iliiia,kiir llin miif.til.iii f1i,t lr.n.jr tin. 'guarantee 20 years In many unfes, All you need to do In to pay I no Irelght lioih ways on the machine, and they'll tix it up. That's easy. Some dullard or mere, ami six weeks' time. Then It's on "30 days' fr o trial," aud vnu don't need to keep It unless it suits. Your local dealer sella on nil kinds ol trial, for veil well know and be well t knows that the machine has to please ' you or it's no go. And eo on ad Infinit um. Now, wo are only human. We have a large hump of curiosity. We wanted to see how badly wo wro robbing the people, so quite n while since ne con cluded to send for a 15.60 maahiue "ns good as," etc., just as u oustomer would, to a iiihII order houre. It came, freight and return ulitirgon amounting to a total ol JO 86 for the machine It stand) on our lloor todav, ns it has nil those mouths, a monument t the. (ut that some people are not feoled all the t'tuo It has soldmanya msohine (nru. It's a tine, silent salesman. All we do la to drag out our cheapest iiinrMne, and placing tuam blue l.y uuu, let li.o b.mnl. the woHluik, and most Important of all, the hand, iimido and out, speak tor itself We tell our 123 maoblno ojr aud over attain in Its stead, aud many a tune tho eustomer dim Ides on tha best machine in tho house. It's economy to buy the very best ar ticle your purse will allow. Only Batur day a lady nud gentleman came In, who had been looking oer eheap minldiie They asked to se vnirs. W'e ho wed them. Then turning to our tiuesl No tary shuttle maohlne, the stdesmau soon , couviin'Ml them that there was economy of tune, patience aud strength in using ' it Instead ot any other kind of niaehlna, cheap or gool She Iniiight one nt the latest ana nest rotary inscutuos. Mio was wise. She is only one rf many whom we have convinced in the face ot tho very ' sliongMt competition, both nt IiiHiie aad .at, mat there a a uiarkott saviUw in yetiiug the lateit and iMst grade of uia oltlne, and that ot your local daaWr. We can't sell everybody. Would If we could mind vou. and wo cot a host ot them. hut wo ad vuo you belore you decide to tsivd your money away, see your Icoal dealer, Aud after we've been all around drop iu hare. We'll bo oonrte ous, aud II wo can't sll jmt a mschlne, there's no barm douo. F. A. WIGGINS 255257 Liberty St, Salem. Kurni Machinery. Wogous, Dugglw, lllcycloa. Sewing Machlmw, S?"fewiug Machine Repairing by N II UurUy don, Ed. Lamport, Prod Stousloff, T. W. Potter, Walter Lyon, J. A. Simp son, It. A. Crossan. Sports C. L. McNary, ,Wntt Slilpp, Jack Ityan, Jack Rogers, Dr. T. C. Smith, Otto Wilson, A. A. Jossup, It. A. Kirk, JL Wlprut, II. Hubbard, ,F. Iyovoll, John Pochtor, D. C. Sullivan, Dr. John Orlulth, Dr. Kploy, W. H. Dancy. Fireworks and Morning Saluto Claronco Hamilton, ,aeo. Gray, George Johnson, Chas. Doors, E. S. Purvlno, Dr. W. D. Morso, John Mauror, SI. Howard, Don Taylor. Floats S. A. McFaddon, Del Dins moro, Dr. M. S. Skiff, P. A. Wiggins, Thco Itoth, J. L. Sklpton, T. II. Kay, O. P. Kodgcrs, I). II. Wagnor, Frank Hughos. Decorations nnd Windows C. A. Oray, Dr. II. II. Ollngor, Zadoo Hlggs, D..H. Jamos, II. P. Schoenfol.d, F E. DoParcq. Orations Clnuil antfch, P. II. D'Arcy K. Hofor. Aftor consldorable discussion re garding tho charactor of tho proposed celebration, and the nattiro of the va rious attractions to bo provided for tho tiny, tho moating awoke to a reali zation of tho fact that tho matter of finance wns tho ossontinl factor in holding a celebration. Furthor con struction of nir-castles nnd a visionary foaBt of unique and attractive forms of entertainment wero abandoned, and tho matter of raising tho required sum of money for giving tho hlg show wns tackled, Aftor somo talk on this sub ject, tho matter was loft to tho finance committee, with instructions to rnlse ta least $ir00, and $2000, If possible. Tho buccobb of tho flnanco commit tee's cnnvnBS will moasuro tho scope of tho proposed colobratlon, but tho voluntary subscriptions that havo al ready been offered, and tho vory gen oral wllllugnoss manifested by others to contribute to tho fund oiiBiiros the succossftil ami expeditious raising of a Inrgo sum. Chairman Meyer will sub-dlvido his finance commlttoo and apportion tho work of canvnsBiug tho city among his collenguos, so as to ndmlt of a thor ough nnd systematic canvnas of tho city. Tho committee will bo organized nt once, and will soon havo a subscrip tion agrcomont in circulation. Whon the canvnBS has boon complotod, thon tho details of the celebration will bo mapped out, tho celebration fund ap portioned among tho soveral funds, and nctlvo preparntlons begun for the gala day. In tho disoiiHsion Incident to tho (imposed colobratlon Frnnk Davoy stig gosted n an Important factor iu a suc cessful colobratlon, the seeming by tho committee of an orator of seml untlonul imputation, as an ntti notion thnt would draw pcoplo for miles away. P. II. D'Arcy, who Is a mom bur on the commlttoo to secure orn tors, facetiously remarked that there were a number of distinguished ora tors on tho committee to whom had been delegated tho selection of an or ator for the day, and that ench of tho mombors had boon desirous of con tributing his services for the occa sion, but, aftor a coiiforouco, It was decided to get somo one from abroad who might bo more appreciated. City Hocordor Judnh, chnlrinnn of tho moetlug, suggested ns an unique nttrnctlou, n parade on the rlvor of decorated boats, by day nud by night, nnd tho giving of the fireworks dis play from a rnft in the rlvor Tho sug gestions were both well received, anil will probably receive the consideration of tho proper committee. Along this lino of enteitnlnment, A. Htickoateln suggested n boat raco on the river, nnd Its suggestion recom mends It to the consideration of the committee on sports. The sense of tho meeting was unan imously for tho protection of tho local business people from the operation of transient venders, nud this (Unagree able problem will probably he regulat ed by municipal legislation of a pio hlblllvo chnructer, at any rate, legiti mate business houses will be given proper protection from transient graft ers. A SAN FRANCISCO PHYSIGIAN. Uses Herplclde Successfully In Treat Inn Sycosis of the Beard. He says: "decently treated a case of sycosis (similar to 'barber's Itch") of the lower Up, with Newbm's Herpl clde. There was nu extensive loss of beard witli lullnmumUon extending wall dow n on the chin. The result of the application of Herplclde was moet gratifying. The low of beard censed ami a new growth of hair Is now tak ing place over the once Inflamed nrou. "(Signed) Mtslvllle It O'Neill. M. I).. "SIS Howard St. 'Sun PmnoUwo. Cnl." Herplclde kills the dandruff germ nnd.cnus this hair to grow abundant. y. o A Communication. As Ike general Fourth of Jwly com mitter wiutta to lss nxuMs and fit then) up with tables for luuehs. U & a hotel keeper, would suggest that all the hotels nnd nsstaurants get together nud donate their respective pkioe tt the committer, nnd also the coHtno tlonory nud lee crnm parlors would probably do the saints aw that day. They are all doing such a wonderful business, nnd can easily afford It. At any rat thy outfit, to tw hniuUiapped so they ean't do any business. J CON'KIIR. MoMlHHYtU ts rqutiug tk Soulh ern PattAc OowiMHy to erect a bur deixH Ih Utat tlty. o OAHTOTIIA.. Bntkt lMkt9KHWlBBslk SALEM PUSH CLUB Has a Big Aleeting: Slated for Wednesday at 7:30 p. m, The inoBt Important meeting In many weeks of tho Creator Salem Commorcial Club will bo hold Wednes day ovonlng nt 7:30 p. m. Preparations aro to bo mndo to re colovo a national delegation of 500 Knights of Pythlns, that aro to bo bore on Juno lGth. It will bo ns largo a crowd as the National Editorial As sociation, nntl the proposition Is to give them a cordial grootlng. y Tho Improvomont of Marion Square with a sidewalk tind tho orectlon of a bandstand 1b also to come up. A little ifnx will bo throshed nnd somo fibre will be on discussion, nnd soveral othor mattors of Import ance that cannot be announced. o Barker is Bound Over George Darker, tho hobo who was arrested Saturday night on a charge of assisting prisoners to escape, was arraigned before Justice O'Donald Mondny nfternoon, wnlvcd examination and wns held to the circuit court. In default of tho required bonds Darker wont to Jail. Darker Is tho mnn who wns discharged from tho county Jail Saturday morning, aftor completing a CO-dnys sentence for lnrceny of an ovorcont. Ho had boon out scarcely an hour whon ho purchased a new Dlsston stool saw, which he smuggled Into his loss fortunato orstwhllo com panions, who camo very near accom plishing their oscnpo. The public school at Amity was closed for tho term on account of (llphthotla. . o PERSONALS. J. A .Carson was In Wpodburn Mon day nftornoon. Seoietary of Stnte Dunbar was In Portland today. Dr. W. S. Mott vlsltod in Albany Monday ovonlng. Hon. D. Soils Cohen, of Portland, wns In Salem today. Miss A. A. Lewis, a Col logo of Music studont,, tins gouo to San Francisco on a visit. Mrs. Nancy M. Putnnm, mothor of Stnto Librarian Putnnm, mothor of Stnte Librarian J. D. Putnam, roturnod today ft om Chinook, Montana, where she spent the winter. District Attorney J. N. Unit has go no to lirowitHvllle. to appear 'for tho state at the preliminary homing of two men arrested on suspicion of hav ing burglarised the bank nt thnt plnco on Mondny. C. C. Ilogue, nud Grnnd Master Workman, nnd Mrs. "Wilda Dolknnp. Grand Chlof of Honor, of tho Dogroe of Honor, wont to Albnny today, hav ing paid the Salem lodges a fraternal visit Mondny evening. WHY? Why is It Geo. C. Will, tho music and sewing machine dealer, sold all thoso churches, lodges nnd schools or gans. As a rule the best muslclnns aro appointed as cmumltteos Iu theso cases : List of Sales. South Methodist church. Salem. Nmth Get man Iluptist church, Sa lem. United Dretluen church, Salem. German Lutheran church, on State street, Salem. ' German Lutheran church, on Cen ter street. Salem. PreobyUrtan church, Salnm. lCvnngellcnl church, .ftsst Chemehe ta street, Salem. Congregational church, on 10th' street, Salem. I. O. O. V. lodge. Stay-ten. llaptlst church, StaytuH. Methodist church, Stayton. Degree nt Honor. Mill Olty. Degree of Honor, Aumaville. Methodist church. AhihsvIII. Condlt Presbyterian chunk. llnttle Greek sohwil. District No, IS, "$ ml eatt of Salem. - . labile common sckftol. Clear Iake cm&1. KalMr school. Wheatland eekottl. South Mt)t)t04isU chHTCh. QHllns. ChHetlna chHrck. UaUai. Mettodlet chMlreh. Uroesu. 1 O. O- P.. UvMsarsl. 1 O .Q. P.. lines VlMa. , I O .a P.. SllvwrtAH. I. O. O. P.. Scott Mills. ChristluH elik. Smit HWfL Liberty whooi Hom Ckapei i'rtetuta'. at SmhM Alto, for lMtHe, saet week I ajHl Mnt. Wtll eoid elevsjH sewing ma chine. U you need anjthlnc 1 sHs titte of pianos, organa an sewing ma chtnee. oatt and you may also conclude to itttruitUe Mr Will for Ut- sauit- ria 8iUIL Firemen Will Come Also II. D. Ryan nnd D. P. Russell, repre senting tho Brotherhood of Locomotive Flromon, have completed arrange ments for nn excursion and picnic, to ho given In Salem, Sunday, May 18th. Tho commlttoo announces that there will bo bands in nttendanco from Roscburg, Portland and Dallas, and will provide good tmtcrtnlntnent. CAN HEAR A WHISPER. Miss Nellie Durfee, a Popular Young Lady of Shaw, , Regains Her Hearing. Editor Jeurnal: I camo to Salem with my daughter, April 28th, to consult, Dr. Darrln, at the Wlllnmotto Hotel, concerning her deaf ness. After a thorough examination tho doctor took tho case undor treat ment, and In one operation and with tho use of electricity, restored her hearing, much to our surprise and gratification. I was so much pleased with hor euro that I placed myself under tho doctor's caro. Ho has al ready greatly allovlntod an almost to tal doafnoss or ono oar, with which I havo boon aflllctod for twonty-threo years. I can bo referred to by letter or In person, and will gladly answer nil quostlons. I rosldo nt Shaw,, Ma rlon county, Oregon C. R. DURFEE. Reward $100. There bolng a belief prevalent In tho neighborhood that tho dwolllng owned by Mrs. Jennie Dtinco. wlilch was doBtroycd by flro on April 15, 1902, was sot on flro by an Incendiary, wo horoby offer a reward of $100 to any person who will furnish sufficient evi dence to convict the guilty party. THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS. McMlnnvlllc. Or. A. C. Chandler. Secy. l-29-Gt. o BORN. GIESY. At the family homo. In this city, Tuostlay. Apill 29. 1902. to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Glcsy. a son. DIED. AMSLEH. At tho family homo. ,on South Liberty street. April 29, 1902, nt 3 a. m., Jacob Amslor. after one wcok's Illness of pneumonia, aged CI yoars. Docoasod was the well-known dairy man of this city, whore ho located with with his fnmlly In 188C. and, by hard work, hns accumulated somo proporty. About two years ago he bought a flvo acre tiact and built a new houso nnd Inigo dairy plant. Ho Is a natlvo of the Anrgua, Switzerland, nnd from childhood wns n mombor of the Gor mnn Evangelical church. He loavos a widow and eight children, ns follews: Four sons, Jacob and William, of Sa lem, and Adolph nnd Hermann, of San Francisco; four dnughtors, .Mrs. Paul Kllngelo. Gloudnlo; Mis. Jos Stelort. niack Diamond, Wnslj.; Mrs. II. G. Honnoinnnn, Glendale; Ida, who Is at home. It Is oxpected thnt all the fam ily wtll bo bore to attend the funeral. which is set for Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rov. Coploy will conduct tho sorvlcos nt the late home of the docensed. Mr. Amsler wns a man of the strictest Integrity of character, an Industrious citizen, nnd a good fathor nnd neighbor. The fnmlly havo the warmest sympathy of the entire com munity In thoir nllllctloit. o A. M. dough, successor to D. E. Hunslnger Funeral Director, 107 8tate Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence, 221, Salem. Oregon. NEW TODAY. Lost. An Irish sottor mnlo, red color, slipped his collar and escaped Mon day, answers to the nnmo of "Dion die." Return to Dr. W. A. Cuslck, Snlem. for reward 4-29-31 GOLD DUSTTlOUR Made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Mndo for family use. ask your grocer for lt Hrnn and shorts always on hand. A. T. WALN Affent The Racycle $35 to $60. A Full Line on Hand. Wheels cleaned ! 00 Wood rims put on f 1 60 ..Morgan A Wright casing put on . 2 36 inuur tube, llret quality fl Morrow coaster ami brake put on JtO 60 G. A J. Heavv tread easing 3 60 100 Solar, Msjesile, 30th Century and Search Light Oas lamps eaoh $2 0 We carry a full Hue of sundries. In- oluJiug the follewiut: tires: Hartford, G.AJ, Duulop. Fiak, Delaware aud M. A W, (double tube.) Wheels called (or and delivered free. Clayton E Young Phone Red S66X. Correct Dress Our standard of excellence in fabrics, trimmings and tailoring Is -high enough for us to guarantee your entire satisfaction. HAINES St Merchant Tailors M When the Moon Over the Left a Lucky Look. But a better look, still, will be to come in and see our nowt nrinrr Suits. TIipv nrp n hnndsonie as can he. ! Looking at them over either shoulder, you will say that thev are Several new Spring cutshave you seen them? If not come in and look. Mind we say LOOK " buy . J.. I... A U wnen you are reauy, uui mc juV- v-'irv. wm nuiu us. pleasure and cost you nothing. Come. G. W, Johnson & Co. cinthlers to the Peoolc - - The Kind that Pleases And at their ever popular prices.... $35 00 and $40 00 Chain Models, $60 00 Chainlcss. $40 00 Cushion Frame. f Coaster Brakes $5 00 extra. NONE ARE BETTER, FEW AS GOOD. Often copied nnd Imitated, but novor cqunllcd. Thon for thoie who wib a good wheel for less inonoy, w'obnve n '-'5.00 wheel eithor in ladies' or gents' that is second to none, and every put of them carry a soaBon's gunrnuteo. Any gear, saddle, tire, or handlebar you wish. DON'T FORGET THAT WE TAKE CARE OF OUR RIDERS-Ask somo of llieiit, they will tell yon. Wo will trade in your old wheel on n new one. Some good bargains in second-hand wheels. We Work nil our wheels over before they nre offered for snlo. SUNDRIES OF ALL KINDS-CoaBtor brakes, nil kinds fitted on your old wheel, Bicycle Repairing If you nre not going to get a new wheel, let us fix up your old one for tho Season's riding. . 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. Rest workmnnphip nnd prompt delivery. Glvo us n call, wodo GOOD WORK. Anything pertaining to a bicycle. AfiPPiflltV r,n m vour 'awn niowers and OfJClluHj have them oiled and sharpened. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank, Dtti3XGXEXiS CJ03E&SJE3N3L?'s Some of tho coreots mado to- '-- day. without regard to tintural lines of the human ilgure, nre unquestionably as injurious ns the most vir ulent health crauks contend. Hint doeeirt mean, houover, that a body brace and stay comfortable to wear, nnd comfortable becauso it con forms to he lines of nuturo is injurious, On t to contrary, our F. 0. American Beautycorcet is a godsend to many a woman. Our pi Ices on theeonrofrom 05c tofl.'Jn. Wo have other's from 25c up. Look else where but don't buy till you tee us. ...The Ladies' Bazaar... 118 State Street, Salem. tmm:mttnmtt:nm;amtuimt:mK:mjmt:mum:t Do JJJou We have just received some more of that genuine IMPORTED SWISS PINEAPPLE OIIEESE. No other with as fine a ilavnr. McLAREN'S jl OHKESEIN JARS. Imperial and Boquefort. Cream Brick Cheese 1 1 n H burger. Germau Breakfast, Camomberc, Siorra, Schloss and a fine, rich, IUII UICUUI UIICOSU. Fuller & Douglas. Grocers 112 State St., D'Arcy Bldg. rdono Main 2201 nmnmmmm;mnttjmtrttjm:mtmnmmmma:: Giant Cement Giant Cement CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE. Large stock of clear, fresh lime, from new ledges. The Capital Improvement Co. 81B Front bt. Phono 3W. People Say That the equal of the cakes and bread made at the Pioneer Bakery has never been found Used in all houses. " Stylish fitting Clothes PRICES SI5.00 yo I Shoulder, It's ft ! ! K I it'My' ..till nT-J '! - 257 Commercial St., Salem. X5SSG(iXC Standard OF p Qualify he Gbeese FIG DUFF AND PENOTIA , AT THE "FLEUR DE LIS ft Confectionery and Ice Cream Parlors. 144 State St. - Salem. ft UP STEDLBR 272 Commercial St
