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THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMD
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ANALYSIS
Ff ait Trays and Hop Baskets
m No agents will be sent out, but all buyers can save the
cost pf-an agent by coming direct to the factory. Gel your
orders inin time and you will save money.
Our
Woman's H
Department
The Journal's Weekly
Bsdret of Clab News
ib4 Items of Interest
Pertalnlne to tbe
Hose.
GHEMIGAL
Soeeessor lo
Heaeon Lcodoa.
JOHN STOUT
Basb and Door factory
Cor. Gbercb and 31111
Our
Motte:
Qua
itj ftuanti
ty
In X-sr Zealand, where suffrage has
been granted, there a More omi
voters Umm mm.
lee ere&a soda IS
Ic areas served with Kabafa
Wafers, lSe.
Ice Cream
In pall to take home.
V4 plat, paper pail
1 plat, paper pall
1 quart, paper pall
..1e
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..Me
Botcml price on cream to the
trade. Ow ffMa wltl keep fire days
U reaaafeed.
PAJITTBS
Wishing cream ta large quantities
irtn do wH to see us before buying.
There tar a dearth of wonanktMl to
Safom. the bop yara bava ctaUaoo1
them, where tbay are gathering frerit
ew and dollars at the tam time.
W gallon, paper pall Me
gallon, paoked la lee J
1 gallon, packed is ice 114 154 State St
Mrs. LIIMan Oote-Bethat. the
easeful partwmeatarlaa. m toortag
Alaska. 8he expect to retarn to the
coast about the earf of Seoteasher.
Phone 2874
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Salem's Popular
CoDlectioner...
"Household Hcowomlc." by Kmbm
M. Van Yacbtaa, It one of a namber
of excellent article published In the
September number of the Portland
ClHb Joarnal Jaat Iwiml. A tribute
to Portland's mayor. In a sketch en
titled "As Ithers See U." cornea from
th pen of a charming Oregon woman,
whose pralite and worth of Portland'
Grand Old Man to hardly overdrawn.
The usual budget of club news Is given
bringing one In close touch with the
clubs throughout Oregon and sfsior
states.
The editor reuneets the sending of
copies of year books to the Onto
Journal, and promisee every crab sec
retary a sample copy of the Journal
lu return.
Salem Abstract and Land Co.
. FRANK W. WATERS, Mfr. ESTABLISHED 1880
( Only Complete Set of Books in the County.
"Safe Deposit Vault in Connection.
Valuables nuy be securely deposited with us at a
nominal cost.
American dressmakers. In conven
tion la Hw Tor, are reported to lay
la; ptaas for an lavaatoa ofBarooe.ln
reUrfatloa for the manner In which
the modtotee of Paris and other Bu-
cities have been making In
pon their cuatom. Xegotta-
tions ar said to be in progress for
opening estabflahments in London.
Vtaiam and Parts, where American
women will show Brope. and eepe
daily American vtsttors. that the real
art of Suing garments Is beet known
by matters of robes who were trained
la the United States.
An Hnobtrasive young woman wbo
does sot wish her name to be known
has invented a way to perfame her
gowns. 8h hangs them apon a chair.
heats water to the bolNng point, add
ing a few drops of lavender, puts the
water In a chafing dmh, sets the tatter
on the Soor and shaken the skirt over
the fames until the whole m speedily
perfumed
Reveals That -""J
CnlculaUML lo
Tone up tli System, KcsH i ( ill,K'
lions and Procure llo.illn.
SO SAYS PRbFTITj.' WILLER, CHEMIST
Mrs. AdBlla D. Wade, in the Port-
land Hliili Journal tnr Kutitatmhfr
makes the following recommendation " th" c"art han'1' wlen the n,,er
A pretty story is told of the meet
ing not long slnee of .Miss Clara Her
ton and the Oar of Itnsela. As presi
dent of the American Hed Cross So
ciety she was attending the Interna
tional conference of the Red CroM
Association at St. Petersburg. Miss
llarton, venerable with her seventy
two years Ih the service of humanity,
according to custom, was about to
First National Bank Building
Salem, Oregon,
Burroughs & Fraser
SALEM. OREGON.
Tin and Sheet Iron Workers, Plumbing, etc.
Hop and Fruit Dryer Pipe a Specialty
Theo Ni. Barr
8oeor to Dm i I'etiel.
-At-
Hot Air, Hut Water and
Steam Heating a Specialty.
SALEM
OREGON
..Neu)
Driig
Slope..
HAVE YOU VISITED IT? DO SOONI '
It may be "just another one' but it is different Irom any
f the orHihary kind. Different fittings, different equipment,
different melhods. Permit us to become acquainted with you.
ONE THING IS SURE, viz; that while the store is new, you
can certainly count on gettine a little extra of us, each time,
for weare working to get customers. After that you will be
the best judge of our service. We shall be glad to make
your acquaintance over the counter.
of the use of printer's Ink: "We com
mend to the clubs the regular practice
of sending bright accounts of their
programs and practical work to th"
local papers. There Is no better way
to disseminate clab Ideas, and we
have found everywhere, almost with
out exception, that the press is ready
to forward onr good work. Try It.
ami see how much more Interest your
town will have In your club." The
Capital Joamar club eoHntn Is al
ways open to fMrtber JMt sach a pur
pose.
I of the Itueetas wld: "Not you. MW
I fhtrton." He shook her hand.
I.aek f siiinclont sleep gives a wo
man more wrinkles than worry or in
ereaeiHg years. The busy woman of
today floes not spend enough time in
her bed. Powders and toilet prepara
tions are worthless' when measured up
with the health producing qualities
of sleep. "To sleep Is to strain and
purify our emotions, to deposit the
mud of life, to calm the fever of the
I soul, to return Into the bosom of ma
. tenia) nature, thence to reissue healed
. . ; , '.and strong." wrote Amlel. The aver-
The Impetus for the cnade alnat . woman J(eB(fl (jn - or g ho(Jra
child labor by clubwomen all over tbe , UltJ vUm . MluMll . nnM. ..
ten or even twelve If shorter hours
country will be better understood
when It Is known that according to
the last census returns S6.000 chll
dren under IS years of age, are en
gaged as bread-winners. Hood's
"Song of the Shirt" might well be re
vived for the benefit of MSI children
who are employed In making such
articles of wear for men. In the United
Htates. More than XMMI of these are
employ.) In factories. There are 1145
employed lu making women's sklrU
and similar garments. There are
nearly 8000 in the stocking factories,
nnd over 9060 In the miscellaneous
employments connected with the pro
duction of ready-made attire
The Woman's Club of Portland ha
just issued IU new year book for
1902-3. It is an artistically gotten up
pamphlet In a cover of white with
tlio club monogram In green Inter
esting and Instructive subjects hare
been ehosen for discussion during
the year, the most noteworthy, owing
to Its having especial Interest at this
time, will be an address in October
by Mrs. Hdyth Tosler-Wettthered, en
titled "Work for Women at the IwewU
and Clark Pair." Classes in Herman.
Oregon history, parliamentary law,
Shakespeare, the home. French and
HnglUh literature will be In charge
are not enough. If every woman
would only sleep more, there would bo
fewer cross wives In the morning and
more pretty girls on the avenues In
the afternoon.
s- " ' JU i III
"llnllclt up tbe fijuUm."
Hon..!ooph II. Hldgeway, H rrotifi
of Ilia American Anti-Treat Sjreu
wrllM ill" following lctior f. '
(Irantl Central Hotel, Rt. Paul, I,nn.i
Jtlii with great pleasure t! t ttm
dome Poruna as t
nil huiiest in hII-
ciue, nornpeunt
to do all it
claims. I have
used H several
times and know
of nothing that
nires so com-
nh'lelr. and at
dm ntno titllO
luiilds up the
inMeni.
" I have rcc-
nfiiififiHleil It to
a number of my
frlentU and always feel that I do u
service for I know how satisfaetor )
results Invariably arc I only 4
every family had a bottle it wouU at
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Jofph Kldgew 1
Women already married, ami young
women contemplating matrimony,
will be greatly uplifted by the voW
of the St. ImiIs judge who has ruled
that a wife has the privilege of going
through her husband's ockHt If he is
miserably parsimonious. More than
this, he declares that when a husban.1
strikes the wife on the right cheek,
instead of turning to him the other
also she is justified in tackling him
with a rolling pin or other weapon
that naturally sugeets itself to the
feminine mind. This completely vin
dicates Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCul
loch's assumption ami gives to down
trodden womanhood the authority of
the bench. Still we venture to hop
that the average wife will not lay
bands on the conjugal pocket book
save in the way of kindness, just as we
contend that the husband should be
moderate and gentlemanly In his own
laying on of hands. How to be happy
tnouMM married may be a problem
which everybody solve before mar
riage, but which with the aid at tb
of competent leadeis during the club jHdlclary nnd the best con versa t tonal
year. The social life is also provided feminine talent Is not rapidly becotu
for. and on January 7 anniversary ing an easy lon for young begin
day will be observed I uers.
"I Knjoy my MrnW n I Vrd to,M
Mr. .1. W. Prllchard, Wolf Lake. J,
writes:
" I am pleaded to ay that I liao n
cured of catarrh of the stomach !!..
runa. 1 could hardly cat anything at
agrct.fl with inc. IJefore I would t
half through my meal my stom. k I
would fill with gas causing mo ni I
tllHtres nnd uuplcaitant feelings fcr u
hour or two after each meal. l.t,
thanks to your Peruna, I am now c m-
plutely cured, and can cat anything
want to without any or tho uutres nj
srtnntoins. I can now enjoy my m ,li
as I umhI to do, and it Id all duo to 1'r,
Hartman and hU wonderful medlcin
Peruna.
"It lias been ono year since I ww
cured, and T am all 0. K. yet, so I kno
I nm curcd."-J. W. Prltchard.
Dysiwpsla I n very common phao 0'
summer catarrh. A remedy that wil
cure catarrh of one location will cur 1;
anywhere. Peruna euros catarrh whrr
ever located. That it is a prompt and
o, t. t rm i,. iMi-., Af rt.omirrimiR.Knrof the Hlfih School I pefnauent cure for catarrli or tbt
ot YfMlUnti, Mich., writer from 3K7 K. Plark K'ret. fhicag... 111., as follews: j stomach the above letters testify.
As several of my friends have spoken to me of the favorable results obtained If you do not derive prompt and ea
through the mte of Peruna, especially in -tu- of caUrrh, I examined it mont ' faetory results from the use of Perjn&,
tbiroughly to learn IU contents. write at once to Dr. Hartman, glvir? t
"I found It competed of extracts of herb and arks of iiuwt valuable medicinal full dUtement of your caso and he w.i
qaslltlw combined with other Ingredients, dellcateiy balsnceu, calculate! to tone ' 1 plwised to give you his valuable ad
up the sydtem, restore the functions and procure he ' th. vice gratis.
consider Peruna one ot the most skillful and scientifically prepared 1 Address Dr. Ilanman, President ol
medicines, which the public can use with safety nd success." PROF. L. J.', The Hartman Sanitarium, Coluinbmi,
MILLER. I Ohio.
mucii -l'-kucw and doctor bills." J
II. llidgeway.
tVfl Hotter Thnu for rhe Vritrii
Mr. James B. Taylor, ltoberts,
writes:
"I am at the present time en
uell. I can cat anything I ever t
I took Ave liottiei of I'eruna, an )
letter now than I have for five
I have doctored with other doetc
and on for fifteen year, so I can re
mend your midlcine very hlghh
stomach troubles. 1 take great pic
in thanking you for your free au
and Peruna." James II. Taylor.
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French mohairs in colors suited for! patterns applied to street gowns will
either day or evening wear, are being ' be mostly black, but there are many
largely usd by dressmakers who an- j delicious novelties in dark brown in
now preparing autumn outfits for their . terwoven with red and green em
patrons, in heavier wools, fancy o.- ' broideries and sometimes a glint of
verts and double-faced caabmer .gold or silver. Those, however, ar-?
shares with Venetian cloth the honors expensive and require the most com-
of popularity in tbe making of tailor
costumes. Ratchet stitching, colored
silk embroidery and applique designs
of heavy lace form the leading decora
tions for those suits; graduated
gulrape trimmings, strappings and
tucking are also used on gowns :f
simple make.
There are novelties in all depart
ments of dress and all are delightful
for their variety, nothing said of their
beauty. In the matter of jackets the
fashionable futurity of the Kton Is
somewhat doubtful; if It Is affected
for winter wear the faithful little de
sign will be elongated below the
waist line, and fitted so closely that It
NEW YORK FASHION LETTER
0. K. Pharmacy.
O. O. COMFORT. PROF5.
33 J Commerclil St. tlEXT TO DAMON'S GII0CEIIY Saltm. orcroa
iregon &tate Banh
J, A. AUpPERte, President
t .tfJr, .c
Incorporated,
E. W. HAZARD, Cashier.
Jefferson. Oregon,
Txnnsaots a general banking business, make mutts, ois.
Junta; bills and roaejYe deposit. . id.
gngals In foreign and domestic eirlwaga
jpilegllona mad an favorable lam. . .
fotarlss Public Wo tender our Meencas In ad taiOatm al
ndVnnilng. Ileal ostattt loans ttapHatlml at saW'lai ftf
Interest.
YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED.
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F. E. SHAFER,
232 CornwereflSt,,
Near Bush's Kink.
Harness, Saddles, Nets,
WnJps. RobesjIEtc, Etc.
Repairinr a Specialty.
Salem, Oregon.
(U)eclal to the Capital Journal.)
New York Hept 13 -Fall fashions
are asserting themselves strenuously
enough when we consider that the
first half of the Mm autumn has not
yet passed by, for-nut only are they
dlsidayail In the shops, but one sees
the new season's styles worn almost
everywhere by modish women.
The fashionable novelties most uf
fected at present are bats The white
or light colored Preach feU sailor or
Maid Marian bat is little short of
ubiquitous, llut a charming dsaign It
is. becomingly crowning the face uud
wad iNdearribable smartaeas to the
own.
Por th tailor-made street ureas It
is inmmmi Mmuty with a raaaUa of
rairet or with silver baaas of eaUa
ribbon Mnlshed wtth various sorts of
luncy buckles, for drawing oaa.
sons there come more CaactfUl swap
and wore novelty of irlmmiHcs.
Illrds uud faMthers promlsad to he
much Med this la autumn millinery.
Dark blue ftu will be trimmed with
Uto same rotor sUa ribbon or tuffeu
Aad with this there will be cosaotaad
a brilliant green parrot with rod
tipped wing Hd barely perreptlbiu
tlHU of yollow oa the head sad
breasts.
Ugkt gray felts ure trimsned with
orpaoas bira of parudlee la albrod
or all-grey, while tho whlta oftorls are
decorated with black valval and white
tnffeta. There are also maay tmy
pale arni ttnu and Usee are oraa-
mwnted with soft rich abados of dark
bruwn that bkMut aaUckMtab- with th
paler tone of the hat and go wall with
almost any gown.
The shirt wnlat suit which was
imwi m Bonvunbml during th sam
war hi among (ha amartost of uotauui
with braid, bins hands or silk or
saUu. or with buttons, or with all
There Is really no limit to tbe various
embellishments which may be applied
to a gown this year and elaboration
seems to be the keynote of fashions
The dainty nnd tiny black and whit
checks which were so fashionable in
Utffeu are still to bold sway in plaids
and shirt waists suits designed of
those material will be kid In box
plaids as regards both blouse and
nhlru. and the pipings will be carried
oui in ran ana tlull green. Other
design are simply stitched wits
blacks, and If urther decoration is d
blacks, and If further decoration is d-
sired. button may be added.
An almost regrettable feature of
new fall faabioae Is the omission of
the drop skirt. Woman who bav
studied the art of dressing well on
little moaay have found this such a
convenience and pleasing deception.
Ever sine Its Mrs appearance there
hnvt. been thoae who haw wads oat
drop skirt answer the fundamental
purpose of several over-drssssd. and
now that It is U be diararaed it will b
sorely mluaed.
Taare seams to be method la la?
ssasmeas of Duma Fashion, howew
l she tniaadt to recompensa her
dis Ipm for oaa loss with another
ualaiy feature of araastha hip yoke
ot uat tnis la new by any means
for thara have bean yoked-frock for
two seaaotut mtat. bat iu.v us
nave they haaa so novo! as thU sea
oa. Thay are to be cat in all sorts
faorllW ahapM ami aascrtaa the
sAtmt aathiirata pattern. Than theo
in ae saw and rows of rich little
aottuMs aowg araund the lower wig
U Ure bhm a Mat? apaaar-
wlll be known as a basque rather than
as an Kton. Tbe tendency In jackeu
si to have them extend beyond the
belt line. Those after the Norfolk
pattern are made to look exceedingly
chic by being belted in with wrought
silver belts, nnlshed off round
neck with turn-down muslin or batisu-
cravau.
I-aces will play a prominent part in
the decoration of full gowns. The
ly materials for a background.
Another old friend which Is under
revival now Is Tussore. IU deep
ecru tones afford an excellent contrast
to the white crochet laces which are
enregele, and It is an excellent pack
tng material, going Into small compass
and It is useful for most occasions.
More attention is being paid to
woman's pedal belongings each year.
A vagary of fashion will he "uppers"
embroidered In dark tones, but very
is woven Into nearly all of U
pasaantenteries. and as the IW
metal of autumn In ernbroith-rlr i
the passementeries, and as the fn
designs are warranted not to tnrn!'
the cost of these trifles may wcl t
Imagined. There Is always one ua
that a body Is able to find out wh"..
or not New Yorkers appreciate n :
sensation, for if possible It Is spc 1
converted into some fad of 1..
Whether It means an evolution
science or common Industry nialu.s
difference. Just now Gotham's -thuslnsm
over the argonaut Dun. "
Is exemplified In a silver all-
which may be hung to n silver c! n
or watch fob. Sllvor Jewelry Is 1
turning to favor very rapidly, ami u
newest umbrella handles nre mout
elegant. These will no doubt Ihj
come popular owing to the fact thai with copper studded with sliver
low shoes will be worn all winter by I Dainty slippers lmve the wca
many men and women. On plaasaut monogram in silver fnstened at ft
days the uppers will be dropped and side of the Instep, nnd nboe tl.
than dainty hosiery In silk .and gleams (he clock of the hosiery 1
woolen, tastefully decoiated will be t broldered in silver thrends,
displayed In abundance. When th; It is too early to predict the ixf
keen bite of the cold brings forth the ' fashions, but It looks now as if t:
detachable top of the low footwear. ' (Int. closo effocts will bo worn M
though, the ornamentation of thu'skln Is shown in mnnv inatnnrr
the! hosiery will be followed in this new' which soalskin formerly held a
nd rivaling this pretty fur Is In-
feature of the modes.
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nr?r mii-De tne most iKipular "chllla. which is relieved and at tl
metal of autumn In embroideries and tlmo beautified by grey velvc' n
trimmings, as well as In Jewelry. Tt qulsltely embroidered.
i&2ew20S'1
IDR.J. F.COOK
Oregon's
Famous
Botanical
Physician
HE FILL-
MINERAL SUB
BURDEN, AND
thing
lake all in all tk uu-
We It devehHMd In th- yokes can b iwunui . . . w.
soft ..ol materials tnmm.l Th. hand.m.- ..t.m.n. v.. .i. -...,' f8&S
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ThI MPnf IDBE1AJTENTI0N BY HIS CURES THAN ANY MAN IN
IhI EVER .NTrSS8S,0N' AN E AFFLICTED FROM ALL PARTS
HUNDREDS aISp'Im T READ F H,S W0RK' HE HAS CURED
SCORES Sf TMT.MnM.a, a0" "AD BEEN ABANDNED, AND HAS
SCORES OF TESTIMONIALS FROM RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE
reluctIntM?5hIvJ 1tT R0NG WH0M HE HAS CURED ARE
EVER Jeady ?o t, , THE,R NAMES ,N PR,,T- BUT TRET-ARE
S for THEM An Jff AFFFLICTED WHAT DR. COOK HAS
San wSS haTH 'N ESE ,s a prom'nent business wo-
FULLY SeSTOREDRV nDP,HYS,CAL WRECK F0R 24 YEARS- BUT WAS
lmi Th7s GOOD woRJACL0K AN H'S W0NDERFUL HERB MEDI
VeJ VsZh luc00.W"AN "AS -OFFERING FROM BILLIOUS FE
ED hediv.;'. w7:r" r.i :L? SCH00L" phys.c.an.
--- ...in runuiNOUS DRUGS AKin
TAMCES UNTIL LIFE BECAME AN ABSOLUTE
DEATH WOULD HAVE . . C. .- UbLUTE
THTwnLV.E"!".?FMANY PUTIO FltTULAR TUMORS.
. to , th.VuSTh.tSSS Znl?.. "0VED- 1
CER THIS WOMAN BFrAM -rn .,,:" "-w t imitHNAL CAN-
AFTER THEE TERRIBLE aIS,5 FRM THE 8TART. AND
COVERED HER HEALTH EO nil? "" REMOVED SHE RE
NfiTHAT SHE WAS A wel? oIoEJRST T'ME 'N 2A YEAR8 "EL"
TO ANY .NTErSteo pThtv IToTcoZ" " W'LL BE G'VEN
UEMDVM?NKNrS0TrCw?sc0VNSR,N" AYNEnARS BEFRE CM'NG T
HA. HAD WONDERFUL SUc2eSSWATH mc"8 'N MAHA- HE
HA CONSTANTLY GAINED . EJCDam Js,. H'8 NATURA- CURES. AND
VAL ,N HIS UNt HE fs A 2I?5pCLUNT,LTODAY HE HAS N
ENJOYED THE BEST OF icitilI.r t RN PHVS'dAN. AND HAS
PI O , JJ SC,ENT'FIC TRA'NING IN THE BARGAIN.
Vr, Cook Cures all Kinds of Diseasp;
IS LIBERTY STREET cai e.. 0 Ul lVlSCdSeSi
TO CONSULT. SALEM REG0N' THE MAN YOU OUGHT
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