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I Kai Ki Silks
FRIDAY ONLY
The roirmimlur of the Summer ttlkaat
Im than ro.l. We will fell thongular
60c grado (or
- 35c
FRIDAY ONLY
See Window for Styles . . ,
SPECIAL PRICES
On men's and ben s'
bathing suits. The
largest line in the
city.
Don't Miss the
Great July Sale
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NOWFOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS
Heforo buying your supplloi for your outing you thould cult nt our aloro and
una inspect ino moet corapicio line 01 camping goous ever nuowu,
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STAB DRIED HKI5F.
BTEAMKD COOK i: J) DAM.
, The most coniploto Hue of canned
tneuta shown.
ROTH
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$35 M( $50
$40 SAk $55
$45 '1H $60
"WE SSS3E5X.X.
RflOYGL
i And can repair
j : wheels as often
A comulele line of SUNDRIES and TIRES at prices t
lower than can be lound elsewhere.
Coaster brakes put on $5,50
G. ), Heavy tread casing $3.50
Glayton F. youn
I Phone Red 2556.
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jsN 'lkve iust yu f ul tu r- 'ipw iuk
f,J Bprolalty of your wants. Kyerylhtug erlHU
pMVed ready for ihlpwent when dHreJ, i
Fuller & Douglas, Grocers
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We Close at 6
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BEN FRANKLIN
Wai the Inventor of the double or bi
focal apeetsoU Iunioi, wh'ch li now
coming into inch general use for thors
who liv passed the meridian of life,
We fit thn hi focal la all the many differ
ent styles. We have one tpcclal bl-focal
arrangsmsnt that has nevnr been ex
celled for glass caie, and comfort, and
the prenarvatlon of eyesight. It cemei
nearer bclnie the natural eyi than any.
thlnK in the way of a jlara
Eyea teitcd free.
Chas. II. Hinges
r Sclent Iflo Optician. H8 fltato St.
next door to i.auu Jc uuia bank
MIMirjjmjM.
Our Itcd Hihbon canned goods nro
proper gooua to inkn Willi vnu.
THU ItlGHT KIND OK COFFEE.
HTATK HOUSE COFl'KE.
KIN I1EE COFFEE.
OH HOG 8 COFFEE.
Put up In nlr tight onus. Juat tho
thing for you.
GRABBR
Teltphooe'511
8 h h 1 1 h 1 1 H-f n i n m
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your inferior
as they need it ; :
540 North Collage St.
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SALEM
BOOM
BEGINS
With a Visit from the
Harriman Managers
Great Plans to Fill Our Coun
try With Immigration
Salem Jumps Into the Traces
With 100,000 Pamphlets
Tho I'iirIi Club of thin city showed
Itself a live organization by rallying a
fltio attendance of our wldo-awnko
btmlnMA men to greet the ofllclnln and
Immigration bureau of thu Harriman
II ik. Tho Salem Military band wax
In (ittondattco, nnd played aovorul In
njilrliiK alrrt In front of tho city hall
Jly Home iniMiindunitandlng tho dete
ction of vlaltorn could not got away
fioni tho cherry orchards and buautl
fui Rconory, and did not arrlvo In tlmo
to honr tho band concert, nnd many of
tho huflluoflfl people, who had awiom
hlod at an varllor hour, could not wait,
but tho hall wax full whon tho jmihIi
arrived, and woro given a eordlul ;root
Iiik.
8omo Good Speeches Made.
Mr. McKlnnoy and Mr. Hull, tho
nowapnpor moit of thu crowd, mndo
Home good HpoochoH, Hotting forth tho
oxtonnlvo plutiH of thn Harriman Hyn
dlcato to fill UiIh country with Iminl
Kratlou, and tlioy woro warmly u-
plaudad. Thoy havo houduuartorH In
Chicago, havo COO uoiitH Hcntturod
Boys' Suits
The "Banner
Brand"
Suite the boys for style; aulta the
Mammae because there la less
mendlnn, and suits the papas be.
cause there's a saving In price.
$1.00 and up
Young Men's
Suits
Styles up to now; new color
schemes; made of best materials
and linings. You do yourself nn
Injustice If you miss seeing our
values at
$9 and $10 Suit
Shirts
Fancy negligee with fancy bosoms
entirely new patterns; pearl but
tons. All fine values for the price.
75c $1, $1.75 each
DALRYMPLE'S
The Easy Running Kind"
You Hud the army of aatlaMed rid
Of the TribUHO iHHWttHHtly OH the In-
create. Hvory customer li u constant
frlead of the wheel.
Why UoMl4t't thy 1m.
If tk HbMMc of rtiwlr bllta cuunt
for unythlWK Itn worth Ute while to
oom44w- what vheJ to tMj'. Uroku
cnmkR, UruKw fwk ontwu, delwuve
bMHtHpi hm UtlHtW that .tpn't troubto
the TrtwH rtdw. Auk km, thy
knw.
A Koodly lot a( McveMsmitri wnl,
nil iurt Ht noiMlHr price We hv
IMMH 8)0flHlia WHrgMlM l WklMta Mil
rwuiy to rM Ht lltt
In iMMtlrl w twv vvtytkiMt ik
euatuMMNra HMd. fntw Urt (ftp to
lKtttMl Tll iMWr tM lMH nt if to
a MivtlMa lMttt. bOMtfit tiM to
UI
tfuliu- Imiim. UajMtlc
toUMK. eJt
OarM4 I inwwsa for rttite.
a Ms iMiwh hMti-ptiMiK mn tt
Rubber Tires fw Bwootes.
W Ht rtkk UrM to aU HfU of
ilgi any Minx kniui4 and t wi
ISMrani Uw worti out aj4 m m.
T9 WKW U Hot tO M Hi W(HlM
mla. Ktofcor UrM aav yoor rU.
kh4 U to yHr rotMton.
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F. A. WIGGINS
TriDime
Bicycles
WW Liberty 8tret . . Silam'iu
THfl DAILY JOURNAL, OALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1002.
After Over-indulgence
get your stomacli and liver
into proper condition by us
ing this renowned old family
remedy
Beecham's
Pills.
80IJ Brer rlxr-!n Iioim Me. awl He.
over the xreat (Vntral Went, wnd put
160,000 piece of ndvertlalng matter a
month, and have malllnjc llatH of tho
people who are flgurln on coming
woet, and publlah a rmt deal of mat
tor thctmaelvo. They aaked that Sa
lorn throw 100,000 or 200,000 pam
phlet into tho KdvortlMhiK pot, uch
as tho Salem I'uah Club boa published
tho past year, and tho Orenter Salem
piiHherfl tfok It up with a Jump, and
had 100,000 Kiiurnnteod Inaldo of ton
iulnutwi, and the aubMcrlptlotiH rolling
In by the thouaand, nnd everybody up
and coming, Mr. Coman took ad
vantage of the favorable ntinoaphore
to aay a good word for Wentern Ore
gon und urged Salem peojilo to get
In and aeruro the largoat rejireeenta
tlou poHlblu In the volumo of adver
tising mutter that was going to ho
thrown out to tho dlHgunted. Hooded,
oyeloned and hurrleano-atrlekon peo
ple of the central Mlutcfl.
A Strong Committee Raised.
Pursuant to a motion mailo by one
of tho committed on literature, 1'ronl
dent ThlolMon appointed a commltteo
of live to Hollelt HUhscrlptlona to pay
for tho printing of 100,000 pnmphleta,
which had been pledged, an folllewa:
J. II. Alhort, T. II. Kay, J. II. Seott, I.
II, Hroat, J. O. Oruhatn.
Thoy will endeavor to get at leaat
100,00(1 pamphlet aecurod by tho time
tho Immigration Jlurenu retunm up the
valley, and they will bo Hont to Chi
cago for dlHtrlhutlon ua Uutt as thoy
can bo printed. All freight and pont
age on dlatrlbutlou will b paid by the
llurrlmnu ayndlcate. All that Ih aHkod
Ih for Salem to blow her own horn
with printed matter nnd picture hooks.
Subscriptions Are Made.
II. A. Towuaeud nroao and apoke ou-
tliiiMlaatlcally of the matter, and, he-
fore Hitting down, Instructed the nee
retary to put bin name down for $10
toward ralHlng the amount, and he wn
followed by many others who offered
auliHcriptlouH, nn follew: M. Ilrodo-
meler, $10; J. II. Scott. $10; Thou.
Kay Woolen Mill Co., $26; 11. IJ. Thiol-
n. $10; J. II. Albert, $20; Pacific
llonumtwid, $10; Wnir .Merrlinan, $6;
h A. WlgghiH, $10; Duren & Hamil
ton, $10. and T. Holveraou. $10. Thefie
HUltHcrlptloiiM HeMired a milllcleut
ainonnt to pay for the printing of 1.1,
000 copleH, and the committee was In
Htructed to plnco an order for 20,000
with the printer thlH morning.
Oregon Has Deen Slighted.
Tho Immigration manager admitted
lu the course of their opeechett that
the transcontinental rendu hud been
spending huudrwU of tliousnniU ot
dollar, and mattering curhmiU of lit
ernture to lilt up Washington and Cal
ifornia, and hud given Oregon tho go
by. This I now to m different, nnd
Oregon In to be advertised, a well
and on equal teruiH with thoae state
and the way our people are taking hold
or it thlH state and the Capital City will
be strictly In It. Oregon will no longer
he left on the Hide In the great streams
of life-giving population that are pour
ing wentward. The Immigration bu
reau took the overland train for South
ern Oregon, and left our iwople In a
very Jubilant and hopeful mood. They
wtld we had the llueat plant to build
a city UHn, Murrouuded by the flntMt
country that lay out of door, and nil
that sort of thing, and no one would
be buncoed vle Htopped here- not
even by the real estate men.
It I now the duty of the Salem eo
pie to furnlah proof that they are
awake to the great opportunity that Is
preoented them, aud they have always
how u ability to do thia when the mat
ter was pretfentetl w (Htgently aud
forcibly oa It waa laat night.
Slek Hwdasho absolutely and Hr
mauHtly etird by usiug Mokl Tea.
A pUuiHHt horb dtiuk. Curmi Coustl
patluM and lndlKwatltw, niukM you
wt. alMii. work und hRpy. Satisfac
tlou NuarautHNl or ttiony back. !5
CU. aod 60 eta. Writ to W. II.
HOOK lilt A CO.. lluffalo. N. Y.. for a
fi mrn. U. J. KltV, DrutKiat.
o
Good Meals
Apt always had at thn Whit IIous
ltwtuurHUU Wo try to Mtlofy our pat-
rona, with nrat-claiw moaU and cou
tMi tnatuit. Oimiu day aud Might.
RINEMAN8 BARGAINS.
Shouldero,
Per tb 10a.
Dovile-d Ham rmall) per tan
to 6 for 30,
OeWM Ham (large) per can
10 3 oans 3t.
Sardines, per box
Jo boxes Me.
Salmon, 8 oans
3oo
Smoked Herring.
Per box, at.
Catsup, per pt bottle
15o 3 bottles aic,
Q09d Soda (16 pkrj )
6c pkgs ate.
Gorn Starch, pir pkg
Sc
Washing Powder.per pkg
5.
Ilrios us your butter aad a. We
ly kiihoai warkot itrico. vtuk or
BMrofeaRdlse,
I
JH. T. RINEMAN
m.i. bi "L.. Ji''?P" !fSl S?P?:
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WILL
RECEIVE
WAGES
O.N. G. to Be Compensated
for Hunting Tracy
Salem Company in Readiness
for Encampment
Adjutant-General C. U. Oantenboln,
n paymaBter-goneral of tho state
guard, has made a dlaburaotnont of
rund to the olllcera and enlisted mon
of the three companion of tho state
guard thnt participated In tho search
for Tracy In this county. Tho com
panion taking part In tho aoarch wore
P, of Salem; D, of Woodbum, and tho
Oregon City company. Tho claims
amounted to about $700. Tho men ro-
rlved uftv for three days' work. Tho
majorat received about $7 a day, cap
talim $6 and enlisted mon, including
non-commlHHloned ollicors, $1.50.
Major II. II. Leabo, of Salem, has
meived from Adjutant-General Oan
tenbeln the warrants for tho payment
of tho members of tho Salem com
pany. The wnrrants will be delivered
to th" hoys at tho city armory tonight,
when tho company will assemble for
final instruction, preparatory to leav
ing for tho Albany encampment Thurs
day morning.
Tho money with which the boys nro
paid was advanced ftom tho general
fund of the state guard, and thu legis
lature, at Its coining Reunion, will he
asked to reimburse tho military fund.
All Aboard for Albany.
The Salem company Is anxiously
awaiting tho command "Forwnrd,
march," that will bo given tomorrow
morning, when tho march will begin
to the depot, where a special train will
bo boarded for Albany. A weok of reg
ulation military life nnd pleasant out
ing will follow.
The official roster of the Salem com
pany, which numbers CO men all told,
la a follews: Captain II. A. KuKrtz;
drat lieutenant. C. A. Judson; second
lieutenant, II. II. Lucas; musicians, J.
Avery aud 12. Kleppln; quartermaster
tfergeaut, Klbert Young; llrst sergeant,
Hoy I), llyrd; sergeants, A. Munson,
Geo. A. Shuly. and T. M. Pluming; cor
IHirals. Howard Sharp, Kd. Thlelson,
Louis Judson, Carl Sperry aud Charlos
Williamson. Tho conipnny will havo
two colored cooks, Messi-s. Win. dray
nnd Win Hanks.
AN EX
AMPLE OF
MANY
When a few months ago rumors ot
fiiu tiiij rviiikt r ii it r wunt iiuinir u'lvnwiir
In tho oltlceM of Dr. Daniu. at tho Wil
lamette Hotel, Hnleni. began to spread
In this community. Investigation was
mndu; Dr. Darrlu. his patients nnd his
roferenrtM wore iutervlowetl. Among
tho latter, as then stated, wore men
and women In all walks u life, and
thoy all told tho same story of quick
and positive cure or benelH. To listen
to them Dr. Darrlu has a llrst mort
gage on a fame that will endure. Dr.
Darrlu Is dally in receipt of letters
couched in the same spirit. Tho fol
lowing letter waa received by him from
.Mm. Heiirlcl, a prominent lady of the
town of Montavllle.
i- i . rt .1
wr. imnui: neveu years ago. Ml
Portland. I waa under your electrical
inodlFHl treatment for discharging ear
and deafuewt of eight years' standing.
You cured me, anil I have never hail
n return nf the tmnhlu !i inui.n,,,i
waa treated at the same time for kid
noy trouble aud lame back of three
years' duration. All known remedies
failed to euro hlni, until lie took your
LroatwoHt. Ho has never had a re
turn of his ailment. Our address is
Moatavllla. Or., formerly St. Helotttf,
Or. 4 MRS. V. I). HKNRICl.
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A Talk te Ladles.
Aw iuformal talk to ladle will lw'
glvoa at the nawia of the W. C. T. U.
Thuraday. July I7ta at J: 10 o'ohKjk,
under the auspice of the 1 1 y genie de
partment of the Vlavi Co. 7-l-lt
- .
Prone Grewers Meeting.
Tooro will bo a public meeting f
prone grower at the uWco of the Wtl-
kawotto Prune AoaoclaUuu, oh Satur
day. July inh. at a u. m. All who are
iHtoroaUnl in footorimc aud uorvotuat
lug the prune Industry In Oregon are
oarueotly Invited to be proseut.
JAS N. SMITH. Piv.
II. S. title SH ? 16 id wl
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Walnut Slice
Is all the ratio in the Knit and a
tuakiait it frenh every day.
GttMJlNE 1'BNOOUK
STAND OAU AM KIS
PKPPKRMINT CI1KWB
1'KANUT CRISP
LOU CABIN ORKAMS
Oivo us a trial it you waut good can
dies ami k'o'oreuiH.
FLEUR DE LIS . . .
It I State Street.
Silver Creek Falls !:
...Stage Line;:
Falom to Argeatlul, via Whlteaker and
rotura. leaves Salem oost otuca 7 a. :0
a., weekdays only. Carry passengers
tad packaged. Finest mountain outinj 9
to rnietn iejpia.
m.
WARREX W. 1UVI8, Prop. Z
TotTfree advice"
Every Woman Should Write Dr. &
B. Hartman, President of The
Hartman oaniiuiiuin
Mri.CI Hrron.
a . , . . , T""
it. m t. Urrnn. of fI(J Lincoln ave
nue, Chicago,' 111.. H President of the
Chicago German Woman's flub. S 10
has tho following 10 say 01 - ". -great
catorrh remedy, which relieved
her of a serious case of catarrh of tbo
bladder:
Pcruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O.:
nnitnmn..."I was cured ot a very
severe case ot bladder trouble which
the doctors did not know how to reach.
I had sovoro hcadncho and dragging
pains with it, hut heforo tho second
bottlo was used I felt much relieved, and
after having used tho llfth bottlo lifo
looked different to me. This was nearly
a year ago, and I havo had no reourrcuco
of tho trouble. I cannot prnUo I'cruua
too highly."-MHS. C. L. DYKOX.
Tree Hiimo Ailvlcw.
In view of the great multitudo of
women suffering from somo form of
fomalo dUcaso aud yet uuablo to find
any euro, Dr. Hartman, the renowned
specialist on female catarrhal dls
cases, has announced his wllllngnesi
to direct the treatment tf es many
cases as make application to him
during the summer months without
charge, a
.Those wishing to becotno patients
should address Tho Pcruna Medicine
Co., Coliunbus,OhIo.
Tho Allen Packing Company today
closed its canning plant in this city
until thu latter part of August, when
pears, apples and other fruits will
probably bo canned. The pack this
year has been 4000 cases, as against
19,000 lust year. Much fruit will be
bought aud shipped to tho company's
plant in Portland, whoro It will be
canned.
William Johnson, aged 21, died near
Monitor, from effects of Injury by log
ging accident.
NEW TODAY.
losi, btrayeu or btolen. From my
homo, corner Oak nnd High streets,
ono Jersey culf nine months old.
dark brown color, whlto heart on
forehead, whlto spot on back. Dis
appeared July Oth. Reward paid for
return to P. V. Mcflee. 7-lii-3t
o
Pasture. Oood grain pasture for rout.
Hnlf inllo below poor farm. Apply
to K. J. Cornell, Rlvursldo. Route S,
Snlem P. O. 7-10-3t
Wanted. A woman to do family wash
ing, the same to lie taken out. In
quire at No. I7S State street. 7-1C-8t
San Francisco,
M.Hel.lBi.
July 16. Wheat,
D. E. Huntslnner, funeral director,
155 Court street. 'Phone Main 801.
Residence 21st street
A. M. Clough, Undertaker, 107 State
itrMi. Di.nn. m.i. i o-, .
Oon, successor to D. E. Huntslnger
Residence Broadway and Mill, North
Salem. Phono Main 221.
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Not in Our Class
YOU CANNOT Corn
pare the smudge of
the rubber stamp, nor
the slip shod printing
of worn out material,
with the UP-TO-DATE
PRINTINGweare doing.
Our unrlr lc mt a
artistic. Give us a
trial and be satisfied
for once with your sta
tionery.
0
We Deliver When
Promised
Schaefer & Palmer
ftsT" Itaora 3. 4. n.l R t.. ul
" V. ' " WIW UI&
rboua,vii4, Rett.
siiesisettettiit
i$boes,o
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That cannot be excelled
for the money.
MANY CELEBRATED
AAKES . . .
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SOME TAN SHOES
$3.50 values to close
them out at
Repairing neatly done
...JACOB Y0GT...
365 Coal. St
llieHtn
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Sl$ Mi1,
'm. vVil1!
rwWHHHWT;1,v CnmniAr t
iiFANCY
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iiHOSIEKY
Several dozen patterns
to select from.
They're too handsome
lo be hidden.
Prices 25, 50c
See our display.
fsalpm Woolen Mill bforei
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254-256 Commercial Street
Special to
Farmers
When you begin har
vesting you'll need an
extra supply of
Overalls, Jumpers,
Work Shirts, etc,
Ours have stood the
test. Ask our patrons.
Jftfi.1Ht4-H-4-4H
Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles
Are the moat perfectly constructed hlnyclo made. Tho bearings nro dust
proof, eelf-oilinu and will run a thousand miles without requiring additional oil,
1902 Model 55 $'10
1902 Model 55. Superb Ruby Finish $45
1901 Models $35
1902 Special Model $25
Wo fit any coaster brake, $5 extra. Sen our elegant lino of high-giado hi
cycles at 1C0 Statu Street.
Merritt Davis, Agent.
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BICYCLES
CUSHION FKAAIE, 1902
CHA1NLESS CUSHION FRAA1E
Call and eeo the P02 RAMBLER CUSHION FRAMF, it is 305 day s
ahead ot all.
ROCKING CRANK HANGER does away with the (hit and clumsy
spring. CALL AND EXAMINE IT, YOU WILL LIKE IT,
RjfVffP QlItlrlriAQ Ofall descriptions nt prices as cheap as
LilLjviv OU11U1 IvO anywhere, and wo havo just what you waut.
BICYCLE REPAIRING Weltavo a completo hicyole repair shop. Wo
tit all makes ot bicyclo tires. Wo repair all makes ol bicycles. Givo
us a call. Wo try to pleneo.
SHIPP Sz HAUSER
258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank.
DIXON DEHORNER
Delurn your calves aril ycarllngo. Do not use a saw nnd clippers but neo
Dixon Dehorner. a thick parte that is applied to tho horn with n emnll briish.
Ouaranteed to romovu tho horn on any calf from one day to ono yoor old. or
money refunded.
...BREWSTER
Feeduiun and Ssedmen.
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PACE-MAKER
US miles at the lateol
8.8i miles an hour,
March 24,1002.
1026 miles in 1017 win
ute rebruary 15. 18i7.
Tboie are tlie world's iec
onU, made and beld by
the BurliDgton, a pace
maker In good servk s and
rapid transit.
The nurlwgion R mte al
so holds other world's rsc
otd that are wouh ak
ln about.
C SHELDON. OnArii 4.
" 100 Third Street,
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GOLD DUST FLOUR
Made by
THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY
Slant, Oreoon.
SSI.iSll'S;IllSs- -
A. T, WALN Affent
Barr's German Salye
fLSU'lAeU'Utl
draws alWeHoot ot Tk L' f"
!BJ?jatttwaLtB
120 State Strt. 8alem,Ore,
Men's Summer jj
Vests
In white, and Ityht::
shades, A select line::
just opened. They are::
cool and they're dressy,::
This Lot $2,50 and $3 00 each. : j
HUM STIFF HATS ::
Four lines just received,;;
The very latest for the
swell dresser. t
MOTHERS!
For cheap, but substan
tial boys' wash suits,
see our
Boy's Crash Suits
7-12 years at fpl 25
Boy's Khaki Suits
5-10 years at $1 50
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& WHITE...
91 Court Stroot, Salem, Or.
yLL Havana Filler
" FLORODOM " BANDS en.
of janif valut as tags from
"STAR," HORSESHOE,"
&EARHEAD,-"STANDARD HA Vr."
"OLD PEACH A HONEY."
"SAW LOG," "OLE VARCINY"
Bt- "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco.
Variety Store
lrBJ",t ''e'ved large shipment oi China
ware, e Wl band glassware, tinware.and
eietes with mashera for fruit eannlnj
ANNORA M. WELCH
tbe aneiy store. 01 Court Btrtt
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