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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1902)
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AjljJJmWSM0'' saajawSB2?3SaaaaaaaaBf pirfection and artistic beauty. more friends-among the sewing world, uressmaners are. in love with it because of its superior woik.. It does the finest s h i f d any machine on the market. A full set of the latest attachments go with every machine, UltlllHIIUIIlKIIIHH pen's Clothing:: Coronation Cloth KerHr la t Maflfry of the clothing bwrtnw has aicli n popular style been ptaaed on the warkot We're kwt reeolvlng sows new ekdba fur mmt, tho IhmH values ttvet aeoR. I'oiwlar-prlowl UHhs, from )IM to flaXO a ! MIL :. iBtl mil mado arfl&retuuy ana out a MHiA maHKw as the most afHHasIro klHdf. The tiuniiuaa I T. - il.. ... .S. win aorpnao you they're no Bood. Ciotiii'g Boys' $1.25 to $12.00 Suit. Delayed hliiiW)L are In w1l juew aulta f eoronatlon ototh for boy a and youths in Norfolk, rouatl aatl (Wtmre sack. ait or long ipBta. It's no Idle )ifuH when v toll you that a jwiyintf or U per ami awaits you by buying cJothas here DALRYMPLB'S f-4-HrH--H-- Wanted W8 Oreiron Nursery Company. Twflfth and Stale Suests. w. ovax. 4K.-T fUti" wwm coitc Special sale of Monte Carlo 1 Jackets and Long Coats Tomorrow and Thursday. We received today a large consignment of the swellest Cloaks ever shown here mostly Alonte Carlo so Stylish this season. They are swell ones and will only be here these two days Wed' nesday and Thursday. Come and See other. Through carelessness or ad-i Next Door to Bush's Bank. We have aeain taken the agency for in; famois Standard and Paragon Sewing Machines In them you find the highest degree of mechanical Not a machine made has Great Lines FOR Fall-Winter That was to have been the heading of a e-coluimi, Sdneh ad. that I In tended running In tho ourrent weekly ami In this daily, but it proved utterly Impossible) for me to find time to write the matter In time. We will try to tell you morn In detail next week, mean while will merely mention the llnee to which wo refer. More they are. BENECIA HANCOCK DIBO PLOWS. SYRACUSE CHILLED GANG PLOWS MONITOR DOUBLE DISC DRILLS. FAIRBANKS-MORSE OA80LINE EN GINES. HERO FANNING MILLS. I EMPIRE CREAM SEPARATORS. It used to bo eald that an Implement ilealer In the WilluniuUo valley hudu't much to do In tho winter months but alt about the lire and wait for spring. That isn't the case with us lotat wlntermy flint winter in the buHlHMMi. we had a splendid trade the season through, limply by virtue of pushing seasonable goods. This year we propose to send out more goods than any two implement housed have ever seut out in the saute leiiath of Urn. We do this by keeping everlastingly at 1L These fall day we are aa hifty oa during the heaviest apriug trade. Wagons, hacks, disc plows, gasoline engines, and all the other good things wo carry, aro bring ing the best trado to our doom. Come and eee s when you want an-thlna- in tho lino of Implements. It doe one good to nmlto comparisons U we cau't soil tho goods, wo will tieat you courteously, for maybe we can sell you next time. Writ a us lor catalogue of anything In our Una. f. a. wiggins, Farm Machinery, BlcyCMs Sewing Machines and Supplies 2B5-M7 Liberty Street Salem MACHINES W8K3;SKOMIlrtMKCTRJEMB M H H 9 gyL a CM m M m M M n m m m M M W M m DC BB M m H H HI s g M Them. H R M H 44 r rrHrro oqjicsvM H TZ'T """"""' "" mm Llo Nk-klin ha rHnrm-d from Tjjt Jn Portland O. Ilanen and S. Friedman return! today frun I'ortktRd Km J A. Bean has returned to Ku- n. aftr a rlall with her aoa. Jhs- tlc R a. Iln tt3BL&j3nsr JVBAf -t-mc ... V Here we are again with another lot of special snaps, and you agajn revel in another economy feast at the "Patton Store." You can come here today expecting more for your money than It has bought on any other occa slon, and still you'll buy beyond expectations. Here is an Illustration. Handy classics (cloth bound, formerly 40c), 10c. McNally's Bound Books, formerly $1.00, now 25c. Lead Pencils (rubber tips) 25c dozen, now 15c. Paper bound books, regular 25c, now 10c Handsome Water Color Prints, regular $4.00, now $00. PATTONS BOOK STORE Ootbe Move OUR NEW STORE AT NO. 110 READY. WHEN WE MOVE SMALL AS RAPID SELLING Many Bargains for 'you. WE HAVE CUT THE PRICE A QUARTER, A THIRD AND A HALF ON A GREAT MANY ARTICLES, CONSISTING .OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER, CLOCKS, ETC. THI8 IS AN OFFERING THAT SHOULD APPEAL TO YOU. No Gs? Elaborating. THE PLAIN STATEMENT IS STRONG. OUR STORE HAS A REPUTATION THAT IS A SAFEGUARD TO ALL WHO BUY JEWELRY HERE. QUALITIES RIGHT. REMEMBER. SPECIAL PRICES FOR YOU. S .W. Thompson &C s l,HB;iIljZlBISIiEllHSH!IHlHaKaiiaii!IB!liaKaillll)(lHBHUaBl!lg The Boston Store Mrs. Fraoor Boston Store Grand Closing Out Removal Sale Have riaoliled to discontinue the BOSTON Have naUned the agent that I will give up potMeaslon of the room mi H November 1st. and nut huvlng iui fur the stock at the main store g (The lender) must i lose it out during the next three weeks at cost g" and bvtow. g Nothing Reserved- B Everything Goes. 1 We QHolo lkw a few prices we wU give: M lltto Outing Flannel for 9c, tt To UM Gray IllanktU. for 52c a pair g lee FtnneleUe for 9c a yard gj 3tk- Heavy Cotton WMerdowtJ for ihg 8 1-1 Apron Gingham for j 5e H Tfcc llegvy Flecel lined Uiftwerj w& Shlrta tor we t .... At eaeh g 8 1 so tB HlbbOH all Silk IH, Ih. We for 4a a yard M Uk TBffeta mwn. all silk. 3 Uu $41 (or ..v 7c a yard 3 Ko Slneblne IkntM for 3a. w Sc Oardapf lhtrHlng Cotton, all colore. 1c a card 8 I 3e Halls of KnllUng Cotton, 4tJtaa -Ic. 10c liwt Sewing Stlk. 1W yard spoate tor 7c. Sc. HuttttNUam 8h. 1 H"1 lte t?' k-. jKhj Ulster Oattuu O. N. T. for 3c l Ualls CoUon Tape, aasorte wiatha tc Ilest MgolUHV Thread. C apoohi for lar Ladle' Heavy PlMCoil Rlblitd 3& Heavy. Hlastie gftc for Floored IJneil I THE BOSTON STORE 299 Commercial St tKIIBSIXBEgMllllfeilBIIKIlMIVXIRaiiaillMiKIllslsllHHUIQ THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGOM, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1908. SAYE YOUR DOLLAR Take Advantage of The Journal Bargain Day- Reduced Price By Mail and By Carrier on Daily Ob the aecoad pe ts aa offer to furafoti TV Journal on ee day of that aaoatlt at a restored rate by whack mbecribero can mt a Wg. nwai dot tor for tbeseaefrsc. and save m lots of running aad bookkeeadag. Tbe Journal woaM Mm to bar all M aabeerlsers take advantage of tats reduced rate Dally by mall ftM a year Dally by carrier MM a year OM aiNl mw subscribers treated ex actly alike. We raa also giro you ehtoMaa; rata of W eatg a yaar oa t Tb Weekly (Orange Judd Farmer aad Amorioaa Agriculturist for IS eeU a yaar. Oa a flae Torn People's HfcsMrated I Weekly for M cata a yaar. Wa oaa ' club any paper or RiagasJse printed. Dr. E. It Seley, of Iyoatine, Baatore OroROB. arrived in Salem this morning and will gnend a few days visiting oM acquaintances. Ho was accompanied by William Wammeck. of that place, who will undergo a fturgica! operattoo for appendicitis.- at the Florence San atorium. Dr. Seley aleo brought with him Kddle Burton, an unfortunate blind tad. who vlll attend tho state blind Hchool In this city. J303:irc3rs STATE ST. WILL SOON OUR STOCK SHOULD BE WILL LEAVE IT. BE AS 0, THE RCLIABLE JEWELERS. ' H Ml Mrs. Fraser Bostorf Store M a M s S H 8 B g M pry Hoods bustnasa at the STORE wt 3 asc Vwt and Drawers for 33c M Ugderw ar tor ebJhlrmi. worth K an 3 s H I 33c upposuo i. u. m PRINTED MATTER ONLY Used to Advertise the Capital City Suggestions as to Raising Funds for the Purpose It hast bees wiaety decMed by the Oreartar SaJeea Ooeaasoreiat Chb to tarn down all adTertlatog sehBse for tb preaesst except the "Arfasa and Kre" pasaafclet. 104,000 eeetee of wbkh are to be distributed free by the Harrlsaaa syadtcat. aad the daily of Salea. This matter la placed la the band hof people coming Weet, aad reacbea exactly the claw that should be reached. After they tad here the dty and country ad the paoploaad reaewr cee thereof mfMt do the reaL The elty should eaajaaje la all Mshm of impreTe menu that will beaUfy the atreeta aad parka aad prlrat property, aad thaa make thia the moat attracyve place to lire. The clab, with eofissaesdable eater prise, is soliciting subscriptions for the purpose of advertising Salem thronjih the bereaa of iaamlgration un der the Harriman railway lines. The comiaittee which repreecnU the club aaks for donationa to cover the ex pease of printing and getting up 80. m copies of descriptive Salem. A bnsinesa man Beggesta that the com mittee do not overlook the larger cap italists, of whom Salem has a number, and ask them to contribute, as well as to expect the business man to foot all the expense. The business man of Salem would not reap all the benoflt. There seems to be a tendency to call upon the husinses man for everything. The property of the retired monled ne Is enhanced In value for every cent contributed by their lees wealthy neighbor. Why ask the poor man In bnsinesa to help the rich man by these public enterprises, when the rich man. as a rule, is already helned bv th I usln4g man. Let the committee call for some reciprocity. For aome united tftort in this matter. In the past the business ioh.1 has paid most of the bills, and the rich and retired capital ist has reaped the benoflt In Improved values to his property. , Another merchant suggest that the surplus fourth of July monoy be ap plied to the raising of the 80,000 cir culars for advertising Salem, and would do very nicely towards meeting the expense of advertising. It has al so been suggested that wo start a bo tanical garden in tho Marion square with IL but It would look hotter ap propriated for the Oroator Cluh of Sa lem. These men who donated thus overplus of money could call for n yro rata and have credit on the adver tising list Here Is several hundrod uoiiars tying luie, nnu hero is a very good place to put IL Will somebody please put IL e If you are troubled with Impure blood, Indicated by sores, pimples, headache, eta, wo would recommend Acker's Blood Elixir, which wo sell under a poeltlvo guarantee It will al ways cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons and all blood diseases. CO ots. and $1.00. D. J. FRY, DrugglsL HEARTT0 HEART TALK Another Salem Lady Finds the Road to Health and Happiness. To the Rdlter: This Is written so that other sufferers may know where to apply for relief. I hae been af flicted for a long tima with many dis eases peculiar to my sex, which I will explain to any desiring lo know. I have been successfully treatod by Dr. Darrlu. at the Willamette Hotel. My cousin. MnL George Miles, of Pratum, was also cured by Dr. Darrln of a oan eeroua tumor In her braasL I moat earnestly recommend Dr. Darrln and his electrical and medical treatment to nil, and I will gladly talk with any one at my home, 30f Thirteenth street. Sa lem. Mn8. II. J POWELL. NEW TODAY. Wanted. Laundres nt Florence Sani tarium. lU-S-3t o Good Tlmo Assured, Tho Salem hnlKe, Order of Pernio, will give one of their famous socials in their hall, In the Hurst building, on Friday ev ening. October loth. Remember, Friday eiilng There will be plenty to eat, and that which is ajood. Kerybody Invited. 10-S-at Dancing School. Profs. Russell and Jones, graduates or Martin's danc ing academy of Chicago, will con duct a dancing school in Salem, at Tioga hall, the opening night bolus Friday next October 10th, when a social dance will be given. The lee son nlghta wul be Mondays and Thursday, with a social dance each Saturday night Lessons will 1m Soc; social nights 80c for gentle men: ladles free. 10-3-4t Girl Wanted For general housework. Small family and good wage. Ap ply at JJo Ckemeketa street ltt-S-at i o . . Farm for RentHo acres 100 aers plow land. Aleo want to rent a small cottage in Samm. Inquire of Me At.H S'l Stato street 19-8 St I A FAMILY REMEDY Pe-ru-na in Use in Tbeusands o Hwiws. M . Mr. Harry SL Slereas, of Midland Beach, U I, Kew York, preprieter of the Rfbmos.i Sew t writes : "It gifes a plre to testify to the rale of Perana. I have ued it for yesn sad hare found It to be a mt ?c Uenl family remedy. For xld, Urrb and stmilar JIU, it is iHtturpd."- LUAKKY M. STEVENS. John L. llurnctt, Jlember of Coagrew, Seventh Alabama District, writes: i "I take pleasure la testifying to th merltoof your I'eraaa. At the olleita tien of a friend my wife used it, and il improved her condition generally. It il a remarkable remedy. I can eheerfally recommend Pern as sa a good, snbstau- j tial tonic, and a very good catarrh rem ody." . ( Peruna cares esUrrh wherever lo cated. Perana is not a gues nor an experiment it Is an absolute scientific certainty. Perana has no substitute! norlrals. Inlt upon having Peruna. j d&Jk2XSr. If you do not derive prompt and satin- full statement of your case and he will be pleated to give you his valuable ad vice free. ' Address Dr. Hartm&n, Presiden t of The Uartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O. i taWNMQ9a99UV99l I bare the sole agency for tbe celebrated "RadclirT' Shoe for ladles at $2.50 per pair, sold the world over, and are conceded to be the best value In America. They have the style of a $1.00 Shoe and wear like iron. i My stock of Rubber Boots and g Shoes Is complete and at prices second to none. In Men's Fine 9 Shoes I can show you some of g tbe most popular goods made, g Tome and see for yourself. g Jacob Yogt I 265 Court. St eetsM9eae&e RINEMAN'8 BARGAINS. Deviled Ham rsmall) per can 5c 6 for 25c Deviled Ham (large) per can 10c 3 cans 25c Sardines, per box 5c 5 boxes 25c Salmon, 3 cans 25o Smoked Herring, Per box, 25c Catsup, per pt bottle i 15c2 bottles 25c Good Soda (16-or pkg ) 5c 0 pkgs 25c. Washing Powder.per pkg 5c Jumbo Muth, Four packages 25 cents. Bring us your butter and eggs. We pay highest market price, cash or merchandise. Al. T. RINEMAN, 132 State 8t Telephone 131 WHEAT MARKETS. San Francisco, Oct. 7. Wheat, ll.SlHeil.21K. Chicago, Oct. 7 Wheat, Wfct? 004 c f mFdmWm made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sldnsy, Oregon. MaJo for family use. ask your grocer for It Bran and shorts always on hand. A. T. WALN Affent Prof. W. I. Staley and. Charles Hoi strom have returned from several days spent on their timber claims in Uaooln county. C. W. Fulton, of Astoria; O. C. llrownell. of Oregon City; Governor (leer, of this city; Otis Patterson, of The Dalles, and A. S. Dresser, of Ore gon City, were among the politician going to Portland on the afternoon train Tuesday afternoon. o - A. M. Clough, Undertaker, 107 State street Phone Main 1351, Salem, Ore gon, successor to D. E. Huntslnger. Residence Broadway and Mill, North Salem. Phone Main 221. Oyster Cocktails the Flcunde, Hamilton Bros 114 state St , , i - - -' Hairy M. Stereos. , 7 -pjHBBsBaaaa,mlls The maa who decides te wear his summer suit all through the early fall and on up to the mere severe weather of winter will find that, while he has tried to be economical, he has really been extravagant, in that he has dam- aged hla health. ..,,. If you really desire to be economical try one of our new fall suits, ou can have up-to-dateneae combined with service al a reasonable price. We Fit 1 IVKU 1 WIX ifw'YS ' I r 1 Li II iir "atT I Till the Boys Along and Fit them Out For school, Salem WOOlen Mill SiOre 254-256 Commercial Street. HEADQUARTERS FOR SALEM MIL LS BLANKETS, FLANNELS AND CLOTHING. HAVE YOU TRIED THOSE NEW BISCUITS? Cream Puns lleht as a feather. FIc Newloos an! Cocoanul Macaroons Just tbe thin? for Luncheon. Bents Hand Made Water Biscuits. Hmr Comb sugar warers an navors. Peek-Frean Co , "The Best" Fuller & Douglas, Grocers, 42 State 8treet Phone 1226 1 Steel Mud Guards, $1.50, put on 1 Steel Rims to Fit any make of Bicycle Umbrella Recovering &!? and Re- j pairing, Handles Put On, Etc. I Rambler Bicyclesthe good kind, $35, $40. A Complete line Pocket Knives, Razors, Shears. Don't Forget Us We try to Please. SHIPP & HAUSER I 258 Commercial Street Opposite Capital National Bank. iiSrrTiTrarTirrirrTYTiyirTrTrTiTiTi'riTiyTvTyo Do you drink good coffee? If not. why not? We can suit you In coffee. We cnrrsult your purse. Try us and see. Greggs Mocha and Java, 40c per tb. Co Ja Ma Mocha and Java, 25c per lb. Old Govt. Mocha and Java, 40c per tb.Speclal Blend (try It), 25c per lb. State House Mocha and Java, 35c,Paclflc Blend, 20c per tb, 3 lbs for SI. 3 Tb for $1.00. No. 1 Good Rio, 15c, 7Rc $1.00 It will pay you to investigate our stock, as well as prices. Our goods strictly the best to be had. Our prlcos tho lowest. """ ROTH & Phone 511. John Q. Wilson visited hla farm near Turner tMlny. C. A. Park has returned from Port land. Mr and Mm. K. T. Ilarnea returned today from Portland. ' o D. E. Huntslnger, funeral director, 155 Court street. Phone Main 801. Residence 390 Court street, phone 2181 Black. asro Vxlill People's Bargain House. O V B RSTOOKT3T3 1 That la exactly the fix we are In, too many goods. Now what to do with thew Ih the next question. There Is o nly ono thing to be done with them and that is to put prioea on these goods that will move them out quick. We are determined ou this pol nt, and will sacrifice prices all owr the store. Drees goods wool, flannels, hla nhets. comforts, men's, ladles ami chlldren-s underwear, twtlng flannels, cloaks, furs, umbrellas, notions, rib bone, corsets, men's ladies' and child ren'a hosiery, musllna. doinestb s. la dies' shirt waists, wool shawls, and fa clnatora. silks and velvets, ladles1 ond wens gloves, infants wool Jackets -an d hoods, towels, napkins and table linens. Sale commences Tuesday inor nlng and will be continued for this weok. Wu Hill make the sale a record-breaker. Suh prices were never before offered to the buying public McEVOY BROS., 88&CW or. , 'tf A. To Buy ot Not to Buy That is The Question, Out Boy's as well as X ivuu w v . .& of Keen Kutter I orrTvrvivTTv?vrvTvTvTvT?v - . - ?v...v - vJri GRABER 5 124 State Street. Good Housekeepers Should know whoro tho best and most wholesome broadband pastry cau bo found. They all say the Pioneer Bakery is the place. Hspeolal sale on dress bats and street hats Wednesday from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.. New York Mllllnory Parlors. No. 317 Commercial street 10-7-2t Store I
