The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, August 23, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextXIG&MimKlEmivMmamuam Wrtilhi7llMMMilWi I i jMR mBt ' gK&Kft$ ' Si ?.' - vff.- THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1908. jys?i?RWsJ35s?2a i 3 IIafao q DAinf aiM l-ri re I If I r fill II tl ; lalui o e 0 r Uiilbol Any man wh'o wants a good suit, and Who would like to keep half or a third of his money, had better come and see what's going on here this week. There Isn't anything to look out for. No, Sir, jk not at this store. The clothes are as good as they look. To any. h body, who Isn't happy with his bargain, our purse-strings are always 7j open your money back, If you want It. ft You see some of the suits are half-price. They are the suits jjj we are anxious to sell perhaps the very suits you will be most ft anxious to buy. Our reason for all thls7 Too many suits. We want room for -.our fall stock. Don't stay away. You won't need much mo V look at the prices. 6. W. Johnson & Co. t 'III IUI fll jney fS Clothiers to the People 1 S II! fe4Ci'i!l!32lc5 rew-!SK,?fv!,'2? i 257 Commercial St-, Salem- ' ,? Our Woman's Department The Journal's Weekly Budeet of Club News I and Items of Interest Pertaining to the i Home, FIRST, LAST, ANDONLY VI AUG. 28 SIT One Day Only Thursday A bill Iiob been Introduced Into the United StntoH Bonnto to pay Clnra Ilnr ton nn minimi pension of $6000 for "services rendered In time of wnr, flood, fire nnd earthquakes." Mine. Henri Oerln-Lajole of Mont treal ban propared a liandhook of the laws of the province of Quebec, nnd her work haM taken its place an a leant reference book, even though wo men may not yet prnctlce law In that benlKlited province. Mis Ann nominee of Wllkmbarre, conducts one of the principle Mower growing establishments In the United States. Sh raise large quantities of roses for the Now York city market, and by the end of June had shipped to It more than two million. Theso roses wen mostly produced In swell-linus. Frliit Trays and Hop Baskets Nn ntrnk will hf ipnf mil hilt nil hfivers rnn save Mie the only town In tho stato outHldo of 5r i i... :.. j:--,.. i u f-4.. -ii ....... ll'ortlnnd The Fortnightly Club of Hugone has out a neat little year book which shows a well arranged program, ami a membership of 23. Tho club will study this year United Stntos history of the Revolution, nnd keep up their active library work. Through their exertions a line library has been opened to the public, and Kugonc is cost of an agent by coming direct to the factory. Get your fe i 1 1 oraers in in nine ana you win save money. Successor to Hanson & I.nndon. K JOHN STOUT Sash and Door factory Cor. Church and Mill j&; toalif "ana Quantity Ion croam soda lOo loo cronm sorvod with Nnbslo Wnforfl, lOo. Ice Cream In palls to take homo. M pint, paper pall lOo 1 pint, paper pall lric 1 quart, paper pall Sfie XA gallon, pupor pall 00c Va gallon, packud In loo COc 1 gallon, packed In Ice f 1.00 w.w. Special prices on cream to tho trade. Our cream will keep five days if repacked. PARTIES Wishing cream In large quantities will do well to see us before buying. 151 State St. Phone 2874 ME Salem's Popular Confectioner... Salem Abstract and Land Co. PRANK W. WATERS, Mgr. ESTABLISHED 1880 Only Complete Set of Books in llie County. Abstracts Of Title Fnrtiislipri Psrtlos wishing gone rsl information in regard to land or titles In Marlon county will do wull to eoimult us. 2591-2 Com'!, St. Upstairs Salem, Oregon, s Dr. M. Theresa Sclioettle ...OSTEOPATH Graduate of American School of Ostcopnthy al Kirksville, Ao. Otlices in Tioga Block, Salem, Oregon. Hours 8:30 to 11:30 and 4 o'clock. 1 to Summons, In the rinuit Court of the State of Oifg.m, for the t'miuO of Marlon KIhwmc I. Outws, plulntirr, vs. JtthH T. Oatwa, dttfjuluHt, To thw hUv nwl dnftwulsHt. John T. Clnts: In Ihw nam of th tttut of Urut. )im art bwwby ntulml to appear sad kwr tha otmtMlalttt rilad afslHai yiw Ih this suit, oh or ufor the tTUt ay of sWptwubw. A. IX. 1WU. th ltt day- of tt Out urMM'HlHMl Ih (hit or tiw fur tho imWIU'NtUMi of this mm-inuns. Unit yoH do mo aotMMtr HHd uHwtr hoivln, tho plaintiff will huI) to tho court ft u Uecruo aulmtt yon, tk Mild defoMdant. dljHHtlvlHX tho war- liHBO IHtUtrai't OAkUK UotMOON uMIh- tilt and dofomUut. and for mirk othor nHt fMrtksr roHof ua to tho court wnr soHi otioltablo. This summons Is norvotl UOOU )1H1 by onlor ot tk UoiwaUJt John II. Woott. iuUffo tt tho mut court (or tho said count- of Jlarluiu M Of4or beurliiK 4lo of Uo UU ft AnmU i802, dtrocUHtf tho oawtt B h (Wlf I uwwsoHiwr of ivHorol clrrululktu. pub- iuitHl In sMld county, our a wook fi six roiMMH'iitlvo wooko. tho thtto of tho Mrwt oubHrutloH of this wummou b lN AHiMit II, lftUI. hhU the dato of tho last uuoUchUo Utontof bolu Moo- totobor ST. IsHiS. TUItNWIt INMAN. AttorHtfys for ItattttlV null to take advantnRo of the re cent library law, which wiih secured by the club women of the Htnte. The Inlluence of womun Ih cotiHtnutly wldenliiK In IiuhIiiohh life, na well na In trade and profoaHlona. Mm. J. Packer, of New York City, who wna appointed receiver of a biiHinoaa firm, whose part nera had dlmiKrecd and wanted to acpnratc, Iiuh, InHtend of cIohIuk up the IhihIiiohh, continued It, paid blllH, and put It In Much a prosperoiiH condi tion that the partuurH have become leconclled, and alio has Jimt been dls charxed with the Kratltudo of all concerned. caralotw of their drees nnd general appearance in the house whon com pany Is not expected. The wlvoa of men with a limited Income are they who are most prone to err In this re spect from a foolish Idea that dowdl ns means e.onomy. but nothlnc la tnoro fatal to the happlneaa of a fam ily than tit- unfortunate notion that "nnythliiK does when w are alone wo must k'p our finery for thoao oc casions h-n we have visitors." Many a man la tempted to leave his home, tlri of constantly mcctlnK n shabby, mitlily wife, anil to seek amusement and aayety elsewhere. On their ictiirn from businesfl. bus bands or limtbers like to aee their wlvett or sinters lookliiK fresh and neat and nttracthf No extravagance need bo InriiilK'-d In a blouao of Home bright color, a clean collar, a bow of pretty ribbon, ami the hair neatly and beconiliiKly arranged, will make alt the difference In the cheerfulness and attractlvenesa of the home. A child Hhould be tausht from an early aK8 to be tidy and clean to meet Its father; and thoso who nre old enoiiKh to take their meals with their parents should never be allowed to come to the table until face and hanilH have been washed and hair brushed boya na well as Klrls. They should also bo tatiKht that tldlncBS nnd po- i lltenesB In their own family circle are even more Important than when In tho company of visitors or 'n another porson'a home. The husbands nlso should be careful to remove nil tracea of the dust and Krlme of the ollice or workshop, nnd pay a little attention to their toilet beforo taking their places at the table or II reside. SALBM au REVOIR' RECEPTION ' " Aoih.r Curopew Tor Amwe" l TM. -? ...n.D,BviiriV POPULAR HISTORICAL EHTEBTHIHIWEIIT. aur&ni.nii-- - HMM WILD WEST Sultan's Lusky Esoape. TatMltor. Au. Si Tho iluluit of Morntrro. whlk NuUMNofcillnc toOtty. Humtwly escsood doath in a similar tuHUMor to PHir'a. Tko tOHt-kloo dajstiod Into a slooo wall. It was not soini at a uroHt rat of apootl at tho tlure. awl bo this fact Uto SuHan own his lif. Ilo whs badly otarott and atiaieu up. s A soaelfti to U SMkooiMMH Kovlow Xroiu Wilbur. W'aok.. my Mr. Jusor II) ait has ttuifooaod that aho klltotl hvr baby and that Iko story of an aoaauu u) aa unanowa maa was a faktt The woman i-s alio ut aubioct U owullar iolla. aud is oat aopOUMt akto for hor aotiooa. Dttftnf on k (MM iooiis. alif aajra. alto iIHmI ak aajra. aba klUad Lka . r T . v r r "w lutitr. -ma wuwiii d h - - IJshod in Tho Daily Ouoitul Jswntai a ajw MMatr aMffM. ICxteuslve preparations nro belntt mndo for the Woman's Exhibition, which will be given In Madison Square (lanli'ii from October )lth to IKth. un der the auspices of tho Now York Pro fessional Womuu'ri League. DuiIiik the exhibition the (lardon will be In the hands of a petticoat brigade, for over :iOO() attache will be employed In the various fair departments of the great fair, and not one of the number will be of the opposite Hex. The ex ulbltlon la Intended to show tlie work of women throughout the wot Id, and women of all nations will be shown In pursuit of characteristic employ ments. Kansas Is tin uiikIiik for a novel ex hibit at tho ML, l.ouls fair, says an exchange. It Is tmhles. One room of the stnte building will he lltted up as n nursery, and the huhlea of the state will be kept on continual exhibit. Mothers who go to the fair can leave their bullies there, and while they will be carefully caied for by trained nurses, they will also be on exhibi tion na n statu product. Mete's a pointer for Oieson Infants; Kansas bullion, forsooth! Why I hey couldn't hold a candle to the Oregon product In a contest. I.Ike our fruits, vegetable and Mowers, the Infantile Wubfootors would outclass them all. and make a Miami sweep of blue rib buns and gold medals. Nowhere In the United States hi ouhioo half as sweet, wholesome and lusty, and as for exiwuslve Iiiiik power they are simply par-excellence. Am bitious mothers should drop a hiut to the Oregon commissUuiers. Col. Dosch would Ih delighted with the proposi tion, hi ateiual solicitude fi OieKOO exhibits, regardle of age. warrants us In sayliuj that under his super vision the tflato's Kindergarten would prove a howling success. What tirod houaemother rat king hot brain In arratiiiuK the dally menu for Iho hungry family hasn't slalfd for tho days of faliybtad, when a uisb waa followed by a band of deft lisml. l fsir les. and presto, tho table gleaned with Its load of gtMHl tblngm, ami a author wlah aa itnlckly rotootod It That blloaful state of affairs n.-.ms ti b on tho way to realUailou it the rprt of a proposed cullnai Kii.'ur la truo. Tho hows cotHoa from the Kai of tho priHHMltioM to forui a couiia for aupolylug woe.! to Individuals and tatnillos murh rboaoor than ihe itMiM bo roofcotl "at houo.M and of co,ual odl blllty. It la pronoood that )ou uupiy gtvo your ordor oor toloohoue t heck off wbatovor you ploaao and the i pany will do tho root. All this at tho ntoroot suttootlon of labor and mifcod U "tho Quoon'a taoto," and tmr ed lib all tho stylo of prafooaloual eiori- euA-o. It to owpoaad to bring this groat Inhor-aavor within Uto roach of tho Dokror famllloa. tho oon who do tholr own work; dish washing will ho rologatod to tho wontorioa of tho ooot. and tho hot stove baHlahod from tho houoo during tho broiling sumntor day. How aoo thbj InnovuUon will ho iHtroducod hi not otuLotl but In th HtoaHtiHio all wtnauklHd vUl bronth- hnoUy- await lta advonu and nray to tho doj-. Kvery well groomed woman tnkes great care of her linger nails and her hands. We cannot all have pretty hands, but we can havo well kept nulls and white akin. Well kept hands and nails are an evidence of re finement. Kor the woman who desires to maul euro her own nails nil that Is needed Is a nail file, an oiango wood stick and a set of nail emerys, which can be bought by the half doxon or by the box. Some nail salve, pink nail pow der for polish and a plow of chamois skin nre also necessary. The art of manicuring Is not hard 10 learn, ion must attend to your lingers every day. Never, never bite your nnlls. Do not cut tho cuticle, for that only mnkeo It grow thicker nnd ugly. Manlcuie the mills In this manner: Ilrst dip the hands In a bowl of warm soapy wal'tr: castlle soap Is the best. Soak (hem for a few minutes, then wipe them, pushing the cuticle down ward Instead of upward. Take the nine nail emery and carefully llle the nulls In curves, not pointed. Use the scissors only to cut down 'in the comers of the nails, hut never cut either the curve of the null or the cu ticle. Push the cuticle down softly with the orange stick. If any little latrticles adhere to the nail, wrap a small piece of cotton wool upon the orange stick, and dip It either In lemon Juice or a bleechlng lluld and scrape the nail. After llllng. scraping and pushing down tho cuticle, dip the lingers in me soapy water again. Wlpo them dry. Now cHue the ixtlishlng. Put on a little of the null waive ami Kllh each finger separately with the chamois or Hall polisher If you have m. Then dip lu water again. Wle Hm pilt ,, the itowdwr and Mllsh again. lie careful Hot to got too high a Mllsh on tho nail, for this la vulgar. If the skin around the nails has a yellow appear hhco. dim. wor, ,f tho Mooching mild. If the hands aro chopped, use this so lutleu: Ono-thlrd glycerin; one-third hay ruw: one-third rooowstor. Shako tho wlxtHro woll before so Plying. If the handa aro rod Mtie ,. . lotto; but try rubbitur win. ...1.1 rroant. Hands may bo an Index to character and to birth. Tho hand with long ttiwrtog Anton la tho hand of the woman who la artistic, musical and Iniolloctual. Tho hand that Is short dimpled and broad bolouga to an In dolent mison-a woman foud of lux ur. Oianilng Httd shutting the hand hiwly m make tho Angers stronger Doubling ug tho flau and molng thom in. r.o th al of the wrists rclng and club swinging m ,n. cras, th.- muaci.; ,aw luer8 anj rls ,. Wu pi,,,, uiny If th.. hand aro soft and white, the nam vum-d, pink and smooth, it dos no matter so much about tho shape of the hand. U. however, your angers and hand aro wtl shnpod you re cang'1 foMun,M,,-l,,hl.Hi kx m mm mm An Educational Exhibition That really means soniciuiuB. h VdllldUlU llnrlnrrrorton rM.uu&u..u.. oi Hisiory Tcnthiiii' facts and not on fiction founded. FEATURE PILED ON FEATURE This Beason surpoHsinB stupendous sen. peeuess Riders, Warlike pageants, Chivalrous Characters, ouniigc rcvuis, Than ever bcloru presented. Nations and Nomads , Pictures ot Border Lite, & Equestrian Feats and Skill, Scouts, Soldiers and Horses, Fresh from field and foray U. S. LIFE-SAVERS. ATLANTIC COAST GUARDS. Thrilling Rescues by the Creeches Buoy. All under the personal command c '. "Tho King oi Them All", nn fir r ftf.i.17 "rrnrfj niii I'll! Ill U irilll? .sUi UUL.ii.r.uuui, ;n nd NATE SALSBUIiY IRE S OF THE WORLD. LIVING OBJECT LESSONS Taken from the pngea of realism, and illustrnU'd by the very men who have nssiBtcd In innklnp the fame ol the world's Moumea warriors Togethor with those true born Pioneers of tho Plains who have told the story ol pro gress In the Ureal Drama or Civilization, new nnu in tcreBtinir arrangement ot well-known Wild West Incidents) such no Tho Stage Coach "Hold Up", Cowboy "Round up", and Attack on the Emigrant Train. NEW s. i mtar.fj,iM -vkY-2Mrsrz r'uc v a i i tstJtmai imi.ft7riwju7vanwttw . r ?crw v tJlv hn mS ia Bitaflffiflw,j'.i1iii.i ili 'tt'in. Kyl-fa-w. mvrmiM ELUdSJV il IIT 1 .' ' V 'i3J3 ' . ,41TBW ,HS3H.a ,, ' . mK-JMk m'mym:... vs-' w?m u(vjd wmssmra ,u ' 'IW.t -J ' xzrL T& V IAWi5iSlSa'i4y '17 77" WPA jwmmL.r ,m Its own -!"? ..JV$ &WmA. V wfflVaB9aV (SSSMkL X &M Kiv wemmNam m., "-m m'mv fmmi fy?-zvjau - :.s jsssiiwH.j. ".. wwvx s" nxssi 7rs?kiw szfmmwrmiitmr v"v WMFCGssir jMmmmmmfa ivv V JZ2I I If", jHLWWMW$ffffMM0Mfc, gKfWfcX iMTgmmmi JKH vssfisy mmmmmmrjrmvmmsL i MtAi m iiemim. i wm rVndltii i 1 WMWrmi$jamU7 ZWisVaWwl swit lawtoffli w HUM S ATLANTIC COAST GUARDS. W ySSKMS Awr iwn SWjj m Wm M II KBi D JLiffV AP m n D rll II B Jrik Jr Jfv I m "I m a j-1 -.! KV. A TwiUuSil. t I w L Y&10S&- G-RAISTD FREE STREET RE1TIE1ST On the mornins ot Kxhibi I !or., exocthour nnd routo ot pnradc to be announced. e Tho piece do recMance being tho vivid and THRILLING PtJILh'ARY SPECTACLE OF THE Battle of San Juan Hill TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY. 2 AND 8 P. M.. RAIN OR SHINE. Admission, 50 cents. .... Children under 9 years, 25c Reaorved Seats (tcrludiug ndmijsloiu 1 1 00, on ealu nt Pullcti's Ibok Store, US .Stnto Sireet. ttmtut:njmm:ummmtmjnmttJiKn::j::i:n:::j:::ttn::jttn::::n::tnt:mKtJmmmmtmKttmnji IRVIN uim Shoes Shobs Ladles' Oxblood Oxfords and Bats, Misses' red Shoes and Sandals. We have a few pair left of these, and will make you prices accordingly. Call and ask for yourself. Keep your eye on Irvin & Petteys Praotloal shoe men, if yeu want good shoes cheap, Repairing a specialty. 94- State. Phone 201 Blue RVN ETTEYS i . :mtttunwm:mtmntmnnatt::nc8wRKnm:a:mwmimmwttmmmtmmmmmmmmi A mm ulitH wfetok mm vmm ohm mt$ b Us&t r luiamiisf vtf Msajr a doHar Is lavstU wnwj- .war hf mm who wish to wakw iwwltry bfSiMUHX U iMWlOSfc. &M1M) ((r Im Mtarkat iultry Uim and otbrs ik litw vt th fau.y. and iIm ()iwtkNi Is uftmt nsWmL WIij de nut uiur ot Iheui iwaks It h swivssr U It th fault or th uu or th iMtfUHMaT That tb busliwas Is aot nt ntMtt is vlthmt fnwi tkM (act that Si) HWHJ- UMH haV KKt SUCVMfWl St Hi iw.lhat th aitewar mm. W Uuit thu fanH ihM with Um Htt-l,tmypjr Itar- l'rii lulu ilir 1'nlll.r. Jobn H. Clark ciirts Uls Ucllf in Tla Atlautlc Moutbly tUat a uuu rsl im htce Manbatlau Island Hill Wav htrts lu several storltatMl that rides, cauuou. warshlia auU tb Hssilul burulug of coal to male SllMIU Will lh iNlltffS Of th (Mat. Theo M. Barr Sueceiior to liirr & PeUdl, A rconulnrr Hsllaur. "Don't (or." said tlr wtlllHg u'tirksr. -that wmtv talks" "Js." ajMwantd Swtr Sorghum J lac ttou yw Hr h1)!) awt sws - ?H afrassiaalU.--fti. -.si- SALBAU Hot Air, Hut Water and Steam Heating a Specialty. OREGON t &tftb Mk-M ,ejacrscrrapss5W3mcr f, rM