The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 21, 1902, Image 4

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THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, itOi.
Standard Patterns
For July Now In
Suits at Un
usual Reduc
tions .
Tho styles aro now, tho fabrics
worthy, tho workmanship tho host
Tho only reason wo havo for mak
ing such prlco cuts is that slzos aro
broken only ono or two of a kind.
Suit of lino modo sorge, niado with
strotchor, Taffeta bands; grnduato
flounco Bklrt; sizes 32 and 34; val
ue $15.00.
$11.75
Black Chovlot Suitonly ono loft
Blzo 30. Finely tntlorod; graduato
llounco aklrt; turn up cuffs; volvot
collar, $12.00 valuo
$8.90
Light groy; lapels or black Taffeta
stitched; lino black crochotod but
tons; gradunto flounco nklrt, hIzo
30. Tho othora wont at $25.00, tills
ono
$17.75
Many more bargains equally flood
can be found In tho Cloak Depart
ment Second Floor.
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THE RA6Y6L
Self-ojling bearings throughout; 1-8 inch Diamond
chains on all models; G & J., Hartford, and Palmer
tires.
The bearings in the crank hanger of the RACYCLE
are directly under the crank centers, hence we have
the narrowest tread and the widest spread ot bearings,
which insures the most perfect adjustment and easy
running qualities,
We use from 18 to 40 tooth front .sprocket and
from 7 to 14 rear. THE RACYCLE is the only bicycle
that has eer used the large sprocket successfully. The
front sprocket running between the bearings there is no
side pull, but the sprocket runs perfectly true.
PRICE S35 TO $60
undries...
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We are headquarters for
obtainable at lowest prices.
G..V J. Heavy tread casing., H 00
Hartford Thorn tiros, each t& 00
M. W. GmIdms , U 60
M. & W. It o, 1, Special inner tube .$1 DO
RubberOrlpi, Leather Cover! ...f 75
Bolar, 1002 Lamp, Gai 13 00
20th Century Lamp, Gas 3 00
Majestic Lamp, Uaa 13 00
Search Light, Gas, With Dona bracket .... 3 36
Everything else at equally low prices,
Repair
We repair all makes of wheels at lower prices than
any other house in the city and guarantee all work
We make a special price on rims.
Any wood rim furnished and put on 51 50
Plain black steel rims furnished and put on .... .$1 75
1902 Morrosy coaster brakes put on 55 50
Ring up phone red 2556 and make your troubles
known and we will call for your wheel, repair and re'
turn it for less money than anybody else.
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toil F. young
540 North Cottage Street
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Newest
in
Tho Du Barry veils for hats; all
sorts of colors and combinations.
Now Chiffon Veiling, dotted.
Chiffon with velvet squares.
Plain and fancy moshes In face
volls Just in by oxpross.
The Wash
Goods
Section is Uvoly. "Old Sol' has
tnado himself felt Uio last fow days
which suggests getting llghtor
drosses, Organdies, Lawns, Whlta
Goods, aronadlnos, Cropa do
Chinos, Silk Batistes, etc., aro In
domand. Wo advlso early choos
ing to avoid disappointment.
Dressmaking Department
Having moro holp in tho sowing
room orders nro being flllod
promptly. Exporloncod dronsmak
ora In chnrgo who understand
ovory dotal I of tho business.
We Make
Party dresses.
Wedding gownt.
Tailor suits.
Jackets and Capos.
Silk Walett.
Walking skirts.
Children's dresses.
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the best line of sundries
Our
Price
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$J 60
$2 60
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$2 60
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Rust Proof Sum
mer Corsets arc
Best
Silk Waists
Tho prettiest styles and colors you
ovor lookod at, Hxqulsltoly trim
med, designed and finished. Tho
prices wo offor them nt novvtnako
It thnt you baroly pay for tho
materials required and a very
small profit for tho making.
$3.49 to $13.50 cadi
Clothing
This has boon tho best season In
tho special order dopartmont thnt
tho storo has ovor known. Tho In
ternational Tailoring Co., of Now
York and Chicago, havo glvon hot
tor satisfaction In point of fit, style
and workinniiHhlp, than any of tho
numorous linos wo havo handled.
Thoy show moro snmples, bettor
Btyloa and lowor prices than any
other lioimo.
$12.00 and up
Boys'
and
Young
Men's
Clothing
Tho lino Is Inrgor and better than
ovor; tho host lighted storo room
In tho city. Wo enn save you
money on boys clothing,
$1.00 Suit and up
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PALMER HAMMOCKS
Arc admitted to be the best
hammocks made, Wc have a
large assortment of these goods
in attractive styles. It docs not
pay to go without a hammock
when you can buy at the prices
wc oflcr,
Wc feel constrained to again
mention the merits of the famous
Automatic Refrigerators
Becautio no know how thoroughly thoy do tholr work ami tho benefits derived
from them Is beyond estimate. Krery pound of leu eoiuuinod (ilvoa off moro cold
air In this makoof refrigmtor thsu any other kind on tho matket. It Is the on
ly refrlKorator built upon this peculiar and yet lotontlflo prliialplo. Ono el tho
good things In Its favor la thnt tho ice goes in at tho front to It is Impossible for
tho Uo in nn to uso tonga in putting In the Ico. This eaves the marring of the fin
ish HS well as tho breaking out of the lining.
Gall It ono ot tho little booklets tailing ono hundred other good points
Quo of these refrigerators oan bo seen at Fullor & Douglas' Store.
Perfect Circulation.
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KNIGHTS
PYTHIAS
CONVENE
District Convention Being
Held In Salem Tod,ay
A convention of tho fifth district of
tho Knights of Pythias Is bolng hold
In Salem today. Tho ontortalning
lodgo Is Contrnl lodgo, No. 18, Knights
of Pythias, and tho sosslons, two In
numbor, are being hold In tho Holman
building.
Tho fifth district onibracos only tho
Knights of Pythias lodgos of Marlon
and Polk counties, but thoro aro in at
tendance nt today's district conven
tion a largo roprosontatlon from tho
K. of P. Lodgos of Linn and Benton
couiitlos. Thoro aro prosotit about 160
visiting Sir Knights. At tonight's ses
sion four prizes will bo awardod for'a
competition oxompllflcntlou. of the
work of tho ordor.
Tonight, nt tho conclusion of tho
program, a banquet will bo served nt
tho lodgo rooms for tho Sir Knights
nnd their ladlos. Itlstine's orchestra
will bo In attondanoo, and furnish
some of Its best music.
Tho following program was carried
out this aftornoon.
Calling convention to ordor, L. R.
Stlnson, O. K. R. S.
Addross of welcome, P. T. Wright
man, Grand Tribune.
Rosponso No. 7, L. M. Curl, O. M.
A.; No. 11, J. Prod Yatos; No. 35,
Goo. Cussltor; No. 3C, A. G. Prill; No.
15, David Calbfoath; No. BC, O. 13.
Dlmlck; No. 57, C. M. Crittondon.
Addross, J. II. Aitkin, Grand Chan
cellor. Exemplification of unwritten work,
Turner Oliver, S. R.
Pythlanlsm Past, V. L. Ilradshaw,
p. a. c.
Pythlanlsm Future, J. P. Konnody,
P. G. 0.
Tho program of oxorclsos for to
night's session, which begins at 7:30
o'clock, will bo as follews:
Opening of Contral lodge, No. 18,
C. W. Townsond, C. O.
Rank of Page, Contral lodge, select
ed ofllcors. i
Rank of Esqulro, Central lodgo, so
loctod ofllcors.
Rank of Knight, competing lodgos.
Completion of Rank of Knight, se
lected ofllcors.
Awarding prlzos, by Judges.
Closing lodgo.
Rofreshmonts.
Ice Creams, Sherbets
and Ices . . .
MADE DAILY
Leave family oidurs for
Sunday delivery.
' OUR SPECIALTY
Home mndu
confectionery.
FLEUR DE LIS . . .
Mi State Htreet.
Is what every body is later
cstcd in rt the present time,
We arc showing a nice line
cf porch chairs in light maple,
something new this season
They make the most attractive
furniture for lawns and pon. hes
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Frultlanct Public 8chool Exercises.
The graduation exercises of tho
Fmltland publlo school woro held on
Juno 20th, at the. Evangelical church.
Tho mombcrs of tho graduating class
wero Lela Nichols, Daisy Hughes, Vina
Smith. Charles Fuller and Herman
Schmidt.
Tho diplomas woro presented by
tholr tenchor, F. M. Mitchell.
Rev. E. Hornschuch gavo tho class
address, which was highly appreciat
ed by all present.
The church, which was becomingly
decorated, was w6ll filled, and tho ex
orcises reflected credit on nil con
cerned. Although tho first occasion
on which such oxorclses wero hold, It
soomed tho unanimous wish that It
should not b(5 tho last.
Recital Tonight,
in tho Mni'iihv hiillillnir thlft ovonlnc.
tho pupils of Mrs. S. R. Sharp, asso
ciate toaciior or music in mo Norm
wost Normal Col logo, will glvo a re
nltnl t, wlilnli tlin ifnnnrnl tmlilln hnfl
a co'rdlal invitation. A program of
exceptional interest win uo given, in
cluding instrumentnl solos, duets,
(luartets and soxtottos.
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PERSONALS.
J. U I.nmblrth nnd A. A. Cunning-
hnm wont to Eugene today.
Miss Alice Davonport, of Slivorton,
Is visiting In Salem today.
Win. Brown and son, Clifford, woro
In Jefferson today.
Miss Dolla Osborn has gone to Tur
eor to attond tho campmootlng.
Governor and Mrs. T. T. Geer havo
gone to Astoria to spend Sundny.
Mrs. W. C. Smith returned to Tur
eor today, nftor a visit in Salem.
President Coloman, of Willamette,
has gone Bast to bring his family to
Salem.
Rev. and Mrs. GeorRO Rltchoy aro
In attendance at tho Turner camp
meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Woodln, of Tillamook,
havo been visiting tholr daughter, Rev.
Mrs. House.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Woodworth, of
Dayton, Wash., havo roturnod, nftor a
visit with Salem frjonds.
W. N .Jones, of Portland, reproscn-tatlvo-eloct
from Multnomah county,
waB In Salem Frldny evening.
Geo. S. Lunn, of Santa Rosa, Cnl.,
arrived this morning for a summer vis
It with Ills uncle, Thos. Holmnn, mid
family this summer.
J. H. Alboit is oxpectod homo Sun
day morning from San Francisco,
whore ho has been attending a largo
convention of tho Mystic Shrlnors.
George U. Ashby, formorly of Sa
eom, but now engaged In tho dry goods
business nt Wolsor, Idaho, arrived In
Salem this morning for a short visit.
J. II. Dnrr, of Kansas City, Mo., Is
In the city, visiting nt tho homo of his
mothor, Mrs. J. G. Rnrr. Mr. Ilarr is
tho oldost son of tho family, nnd Is on
gngod In manufacturing Jewelry.
G. W. Gray has roturnod from Port
land, whoro ho has boon attondlng
Hill's MJlltary Acadomy, and will
spond tho summor vncatlon with his
paronts, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Linn and children
wont to Newport today to remain ovor
Sunday. Thoy woro oecompnnlod by
Mr. Linn's fnthor, J. W. Linn, and
daughtor, Miss Carrie, of Plorco City,
Missouri, who aro visiting In Salem,
and havo novor boforo seen tho Pa
cific. Wm, Pnto, tho Jofforsonlan war-
horso of tho lato Populist party, waH
in town today having his loft hind log
electrified and his bronchial tubos clar
ified by Dr. Darrln, and from tho Way
ho In gottlng fixed up somo of Bill's
old frionds would suspect that ho was
going to run for offlco, If It wasn't an
off yonr. Ho is gottlng fcuplo in wind
and limb, and, with his pack of farm
hounds, could probably havo picked up
Tracy and Merrill and novor sweat a
hair. If ho koops on gottlng bettor
something will havo to be dono to lot
him work off his surplus glt-up-nnd-glt.
If you want a cemont walk to last,
uso clean Island irrnvol and Giant
Portland content, for a bad walk uso
dirty crook gravol. Phono 301. Capi
tal Improvement Co.
NEW TODAY.
For Sale 1'uro Poland China sows.
W. H. Kgan, Salem, R. D. No. 8.
C-21-lm
For 8ale Oua good young driving
horso. well broko and gontlo. In
quite of J. W. Ransom, Tur
ner. C20-3
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Found. On CommuVoial street, a la
dy's purso. Ownor can havo samo
by proving property and paying for
this ad at Journal ofllco. 6-21-tf
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Wanted. Men In ovory city whoro ar
tificial gas is used to isell our Maglo
Qas iRiiltors. No matches needed.
Maglo Gas Ignltor Co., Indlnnnpo
11a. Ind. 0-2Mt
For Sale. Fifty head of hlgh-grado
Cotswold sheop, consisting of owes
and lambs. Tho owes in this bunch
are principally throo yoars old. Ad
dress M. O. Koff. Salem, Or., It. F. D.
No. G, or call at my farm two miles
north of Maoloay. 21-3d-lw
Proposals Bids will bo recolved at
tho" ofllco of w. D. Pugh for romov
lug tho oarth nnd gravel from an
excavation for basoment on State
atreot. Salem, Or., at 2 p. in.. Juno
18. For further Information apply
at the above ofllco. August Sell Ho
lier. C-21-1
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Made by
THE 8IDNEY POWER COMPANY
Sidney, Orooon.
Made for family use, nak your
grocer for it Bran and
shorta always on baud.
A. T. WALN Affont
FirsI Class Bicycl?
Repairing
And all kinds of
twwlrlea a)
FRANK J. MOORE'S
109 Qqurt St. Phono Sd44.
Variety Store
Flags awl Flrewwka.
New lot ot latUmi
ttaktjit la.
ANNORA M, WELCH
The Variety 8tore, H Court Street
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U)0P Blanche Myers
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
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Fdrther
Evidence
That we are doing a fair
share of the job printing
in Salem is from the fact
that today our plant is
fully twice as large as
when we started in the
printing business less than
four months ago.
We Deliver When
We Promise
Schaefer & Palmer
SJST Rooms 3, 4, and 6 Mooroa blk
Phone. 2414. Red.
RINEMAN'S BARGAINS.
Shoulders,
Per lb 10c.
Deviled Ham rmall) per can
5c6 for 25c.
Deviled Ham (large) per can
10c 3 cans 25c.
Sardines, per box
5c 6 boxes 25c.
8almon, 3 cana
25o
Smoked Herring,
Per box, 25c.
Cataup, per pt bottle
15c 2 bottles 25c.
Cocoanut (bulk) per lb
15c.
Good Soda 1G-oz pkg )
5c 8 pkga 25c.
Corn Starch, par pkg
5c.
Waahlng Powdor.per pkg
5c.
Bring us your buttor and eggs. Wo
pay highest market prlco, cash or
merchandise.
M. T. RINEAUN
132 Stato St Telephone 131
Jacob If ogf
265 Commercial St
Good Stock of Shoes
All Up-to-date
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Prices Right
0
Ready fBr trade in our new etore.
Call and we hi all. Repairing dose on
hbrt notice.
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265 Commercial Street
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WHO PRAISE PERUNA.
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Are
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CUSHION FKAA1E, 1902 flSO
CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAAIE - - $65
Call nnd aeo tho 1002 RAMBLER CUSHION FRAME, it is 3fl5daya
ahead of ntl.
ROCKING CRANK HANGER does away with tho Hat and clumsy
spring. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT,
ftlfVPlA QlinrlflAC Of all descriptions at pricoB as cheap aa
IJlVjvlW OUUUllCa any whoro, nud wohavojuet what you want.
BIOYOLE REPAIRING Wo havo a comploto bicycle repair shop Wo
fit all .flakes of bicycle tiros. Wo repnir all makea of Icycloa. Give
us n call. Wo try to pleaeo.
SHIPP & HAUSER
258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank.
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tfawberries
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Home grown Clarke Seedlings strawberries fresh every
ularke Seedlings strawberries
morning. 'Phone us your order.
Fuller & Douglas. Grocers
142 Stato St., D'Arcy Bldg.
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Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles
Are the moat periectly constructed bicycle made. Tho bearinus sre duet
proof. 6oU-oilinR and will run a thousand mlleB without requiring additional oi I,
1902 Model 55 r. $40
1902 Model 55, Superb Ruby Finish $45
1901 Models ...$35
1902 Special Model $25
Wo lit any coaster brake, 15 extra. See our elegant line oi hlnh-grade hi
oyclge at 160 State Street.
Merritt Davis, Agent.
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PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
ChallPIIP'P PrfrAC For Friday and Saturday only wo rIvo chal-
Llhllienge friCeS )enge pr,t4a on DienB, dles' and children .
& Bunm'er underwear and hosiery. Where on earth except at the Chi-
ft cago Store can you boy reliable goods at such ridiculously low prices.
ladles' lOe atookinRa 4c
Ladle' 20c fast black liufe ... lOo
Children's 16e fast black hose. 10c
MiNs' Summer underwrar ..Bo
Ladies' 16e Biimner litie undor-
wear jqo
Udles' 36c white lisle RJoves. .23o
Ladies' ftOc tatin plaited beltf, 26c
Jo 40 silk taffeta ribbon. .16c
M betuubonneta.. 9a
l 00 white waists best . . . . C6c
fw wpet novels lata trimmed 15c
Udlss 9e sailer hats 10c
PRICES OUT
MrP.VnY RRAR
Court Street. - . .
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THREE BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
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Worn Out And Nervous Regained
Their Health And Beauty
By Taking Perunai
Mlgfl Florence Allan, a beautiful Chi
cago girl, writes tho following to Dr. S.
B. Hartman concernmg his catarrhal
tonic, Peruna:
7S Wnltnn Place. Chlcatso. lit.
it An n innlc torn warn-out system. 1
rcruna stanus at tuo neaa in my cuii
mmtlntt Ha tffecim nrt trulv wonder
tut In rejuvenating the entire system. I
keep It on nana an zno time, anu
never have that 'tired feeling,' as a
few doses always make me feel like a
different woman." Florence Allan.
Thousands of women suffer from sys-
temlo catarrh. This Is suro to produce!
such symptoms as cold foot and hands, ;
sick headacho, palpitation of tho heart!
nml ImnvT fnnllnirn In tho stomach.
Thon begins a series of experiments.
They tako modiclno for slok headacho, ;
They take medicine for norvous prostra-!
Hn tnr nnlnlf ivtlon of the heart, for
dyspopsia. Nono of theso modicines do
any good becauso tlioy do not reach tho
causo of tho complaint.
Peruna at onco mitigates all thoao
syutptoms by removliig tho cause.
Systemic catarrh Is tho trouble Sys
tomlo catarrh pervades tho wholo sys
tem, deranges ovory organ, woakena
every function. No pormanont euro can
be expected until the systemic catarrh
is removed.
Tills Is exactly what Peruna will do.
SIIm Cutlen Wni Kxhaiuted From Our
Study.
Miss Roao Oullen, President of tho
Young Woman's Club, Uuttc, Montana,
writes:
021 Gnlcnn street, Uuttc, Mont.
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O.:
Gontlomon "Peruna has many friends
In Jlutto. I cannot say too much in praise
of it. Whllo finishing school I bocame
very norvous and exhausted from over
study. I was weak and slok, and could
neither oat, sloop nor enjoy life. A
couplo bottles of Porutia put new lifo in
me. I find by having It in tho liouao and
taking n dose off and on it keeps mo In
nno health. A largo number of my
friends plnco Peruna at tho head of all
medicines." Roso Cullon.
ILnina la nanOfltll 1 V ll(lnntf(l to T)TO.
tectlng against and curing nervous dis-I
cases of run-down women, as the testi-j
monlal of Miss Cullon indicates,
urio. tilnnMm Mvnra. !11M I'onn ntreot.
Kansas City, Mo., has the following to
soy of Peruna:
"During each of tho past four seasons
I havo canght a sevoro cold, when sud
denly chilled aftor an evening party,
.l nnUr.ll tnT ntVITH. WCOkS WOllld J)
the result. Ono bottlo of Pernua cured
me, and I shall not dread colds any moro :
as I did." Ulaueho Myers. . ;
An excellent Uttlo treatiso on " ncalth
and Boauty," written CBpecially for wo
men, by Dr. Hartman, will bo sent freo
to any address Dy 1110 rtuu iuwiuiuo
r.. nt n1titviliiid. Ohio.
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$35 - $40
GROWN
Phono Main 22G1 ft
STORE...
Boys' 35c sommer under ear. 23c
Men's 8go fancy socks J
UoyB' 35o overall?, beat . . . . -f
Men's 39c balbrlgdanundarw'r 36o
Men's 46o plain blue underw r25c
Men's 35olUle thread nnderw'rSM
Men's 16o fast black hoe W
Men's 86c beat neck ties f
Men'a 15c best linen colars. iw
Men's hop gloves ,
Men's SOc crash huts! '. JS
Boys' 2ba sailor bats
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TO THE QUICK
DrnnrFAtnrc:
' . . Salem. Orefou
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