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Newspaper Page Texth- m r. t!7 f" . WMWHW' ;i 1 1 huh iiiHiiiiimiiii - aWU oqSj, vmro ioivei HQutingf. 1 1 Flannels At 5c yard. . I ! ,, TJoftor qualities and prettier patterns than you'll And at other . . m dtorOft At 8c yard. Extra weight outings, In the most durabla stylos stripes or fllipC .' At 10c yard. Stripes, checks or plain colore In tho prettiest, softest flannel you over saw, A hundred differ ent stylos to chooso from. j:f Dish day today HIIIIIIHIHIMIMHIIHg- iieiiHunniinii ill in DALRYMPLE'S $ Misses' nnd Children's I Jackets and Long Coats Wo provldo ns nuioh stylo for tho little miss nB wo do for tho older fqlks. - l.atoat Idona of at tract! vonesn, comfort ami Jit aro combined to plunHO them. Tills soiison's showing U comploto, and the prices fair. $2.50 to $13.50 each Dress Goods We've never shown such a va riety of plain and fanoy dross stuffs as you'll find horo now. From tho filmiest silk oropo of fsets to tho heavlost cloaking materials, nnd all Interniodliito weights, Bitch as Readona cropo, Ylgoronux, Pans, Mohair, Broad cloths, Snawilukos, VonotlaiiH, Klbflllnsa, Fnuoy Corduroys, etc. You can be suited from the host assortment In tho city. All tho llttlo accessories that go to mako up n swell gown or lino tailor suit aro here. We want you to soo them, DALRYMPLE'S -h Hiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiii' ftec8&9eaec6a$g If you want to buy good shoe for a yery low price oomo 2 to me. I am selling out my stock to nuika room for now stock coming In. I am suri you will got a bar gain. Perhaps yon need tho shoos and I neqd the money. Repairing Neatly Done, Jaco6 Yogt 205 Cesi'l. 8t, f 11 - mh s '-Lgwa ' iiifff" mbbiPii i ; S"1 7"sr j!)T n ft I M I ftI 'I (fn 9 I HWlMIHHHHHHMWafiNMl Take yeur pjmurli to shlpp & Heuc.r'a fer repairs. ifrH - n - m - f - m 1 1 1 1 1 n dwnt' Dish daytodayj-; Comforts Tlmo now to buy heavier bed ding, xoun una noro somo groat valuoa In blankots, com-t forts ana quilts, etc., etc. At$l. Lnrgo, fluffy comforts, filled with puro whlto cotton sllka Una covered extra slzo. At $1.25. - Hxtra largo comforts, covered t wnii mo uubl uiiKunno anu iinou JL with ono Bhoet of tuiro whlto cotton. T Great Values. Indian Robes In nil tho now. color combina tions. v. Ar -mirs i-t Wmito costfew T H-HI i i 1 1 1 1 j HWtHI I llTl' Watch Repairing Is Bomothlng most anyono mny need and It Is won to romombor tho best placo to havo this dono. Wo carry only first quality material, and do only first-class work nt euch rcasonu blo chargos li will pay you to havo ub estlmnto your work boforo going else whore. Watchmaker nnd Jowolor, 31 years. C. H. HINGBS Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician. 88 8tato Street. Next Door to Ladd, fi. Bush's. Bank rec nn Cream Separator Cliat -No. 4- Wutch this column for a fow days. It will holp you doolda tho soparntor (liiOBtlon, WHY THE EMPIRE Wo claim that tho Empire Caoy-Run-nlng cream separator Is tho most olll clout and moot sntlsfaatory crunm sop arator that whb ovor sot ii on a farm. It roproBontB tho very latest prlu clplos In Crenm Soparntor coiiHtruc tlou. It umbodtos ovory vnluablo foaturo which has yot beau discovered In the separation of cream from milk by con trlfugnl forqo, and discards nil tho cumbrous, lutrlqato featured which churaoturlzo tho early typuH of Hopnra tors. It Is, In short, n 20th aentury pro duct, a llttlo lilt uhond of thu tlmos. It Is manufactured under what aro ennfodod to ho tho most valuable pat ents ovor Issued by. tho United Stntos ami forolgn governments on crenm sopnrators. Tho spuolcl fonturos which dlstln. gulHh the Kniplre fnnn other separa tors are these: First Its oxlremo HlmpHalty. Socond Its ontiro fruddom complicated parts. Third Its large capacity ns from coin- pared with Its weight of 1igwl, Fourth It Is onslost of turning, ns compared with capacity, Fifth Its closo sklmmliUv Sixth The oiibo with which It Is cleaned nnd kopt aleuu. Seventh Ub economy of operation. Kighth ItH durability. Ninth Its safety. Theso dlHtliiKiiUhlug fenturvs are tho result of tho KmplrtYs. method of construction. It Ih built on the right pluu. It Ih Bclontllhuilly corroot. It Is the cominon-seiiBe suparator. F. A. WIGGINS, 265-257 Liberty St.. Salem Farm Machinery, Illoyolos, Sewing Machines nnd Supplies. W. II. BURLEY, Sewing Machine Uojn!i'(ug. ; x " ' ' li ': WHEAT MA.RKETS. ClUoiigo. Oct. 30r-WluJUU Tlfc 72K.O, , San Fmnolsco. Oot. SO. Vhat. $1.34. GOLD DUST FLOUP Made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sldn., Oregon, Mado for family use, ask your grocer for it. iiran and shorts always on band. A. T. WALN Affdnt . ,thBi4SS -nx&mm arvm 9 J, SO WOODBURN WILL WIN Number of Important Im provements Alade There are Still Others in the Atmosphere A Onpltttl Journal roportor rubbed ngalnst a lot of-tho bright people of Wood burn yesterday nnd noted n groat many lino Improvements thnt aro being undertaken or havo been completed tho past few months Like Snlom, a now era of progress seems to have set In, nnd again like Snlom evorbody seems to be doing about nil thoy can to make n showing of progress. This spirit Is commendable nnd Will win for tho metropolis of Fronch Prai rie. As ono of the cltlzons said, "what Is monoy good for If you don't put it to somo iiso?" Some Woodburn Improvemente. Tho now brick block on cornor Front and Grant stroots, was put up by J. A. Austin nnd John Cook at a cost of about $C000. It Is a lino brick with motnl roof and pressed brick front, two storo rooms 20x00 oach, oc cupied by J. A. Austin for a grocery store, and by A. 13. Austin and W, K. Flnzor with dry goods and clothing. Tho Woodburn hotol opened about July 1st, with Mrs. 13. L. Tomllnson ns proprietor nnd manager. It Is a lovely homo for travollng mon and bonrdors, and Is furnished with all modem Im provements. Tho lnndlndy Is winning many compliments. J. II. Sottlemlro Is digging tho foundation for a new business build ing. F. W. Sottlomlro has remodeled his homo at. qulto un oxpenso. A new machinery wnrohouso Is go ing to bo put up for John Naze, the blacksmith. T. V. Smiles has built a now resi dence that costs about ?1G0T). Hov. Jos. A. livesquo bus about completed a new parsonage thnt costs $2000. It has eleven rooms nnd a kltchon. Oolph Hoyer, the onion king of Fronch l'ralrlo, has sold his stoi,o room and shop to Mr. Soulos. Two old shackB woro pulled down nnd n new business placo will probably b erected to cost about $1500. Coiuont walks nro going down In front of the Gulss nnd Sottlemlro block. An loo plant Is being put In by Spoil cor Horry and George Ilmich, sou of tho deputy sheriff, Amos Hoach. 0. O. Nuudell bus put up a nice resi dence In South Woodburn nt a cost of about $1500. Wells, Fnrgo & Co. hnve put up their own olllce with n resident iigent In tho person of Fred Kugle. 1. II. Murk line rocelvel n photo of the home of his childhood, with his mother ami family nt the hedge gate. He Is much delighted nt thl's souvenir and shows It with pride o bis custom era. Muck has n growing trade and In ii few yours' hopes to visit his old home. Hov. l.evesque lias lumber on hnnd for 150 feet new sldewnlks In front of his lots, ns ho Is n private property owner to some oxtent. The handle factory run by the Val ley Manufacturing Company, who lately came from Champoeg, are do ing n growing business. A. 1'. Ilrnunlger,, the brick mason nnd contractor, has began the eroctlon of a new houte, having moved Into his olil residence while ho builds. Some of the biggest goldbugti hnve put beatitirul silver fronts on their business blocks. F. A. Fortl today sold his brick store to J. 1 Snuden & Sou for $2100. The city tire department has lumber on hand for a new tower to hang the hell GOLD" DU3T. B "lot tho GOLD DUST twins do your work.M U vV ism m aK -r, 111 rV I I J KriPs'Efi I I filF li MttwAwo; I j3r Mini "!" Orl'T!!!!J I Slave if you will, but if you parfor to mako I housowork oasy, uso I GOLD DUST I bW U 1 l ti . . Ih ik iiionoa nunio ongmer ana care ngmer. m M Mads only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, tm CMcmo, NowYok. Dotoa, StLouU. Mkn of OVAL FAIRY SOAP. D the daily jourMAL, aalbM, Dr. 0. A. CLonryi from New ft'ork City, loaated hero In April lastind Is building urji quite a practlao In sur gory. John Whitney has sold his livery business to W. H. doulot, whp bus now the entire livery buslnoas of the town. P. II. Johnson & Son tiro doing the truck and dray J)uslnoas of tho town. II P. Morcom nnil Grant Corby are doing the law huslnoss of tho town, with J. It. Oveitou holding tho scales of Justice. Ohas. Corloy has gono Into practlco at Salem. At Mack'fl furniture sloro Is shown nn Inlhld tnblo inndo by Win. Holmes, who recently enmo from Lexington, Nub. It has a checkerboard design In oak and wnlnut and contains In nil about 11,800 pieces of wood. Mr. Hoi in oh wan. for seven yearn a follow- townsman of Judge MeNnmar, of Salem. Flag Pole Is Raised Workmen today erected the Hug pole on the I. O. O. F. temple. The staff was originally of hollow steel, but It was considered unsafe In Itself, and nu Oregon flr polo was Inserted as a means of rolnforcoiiiont Tho polo Is ovor 100 feot In longth, and was erect ed by tho members of Ohomekota lodge. Moffltt, tho house-mover, had tho contract, nnd Mark IJalloy, the Newport longshoreman, boenmo very usoful In putting up tho staff, from which tho sturn nnd stripes have lloatod proudly all day. o Says Band Is a Treat 11. Frank Meredith, local manager of Cordrny's Salem Grand Opera House, returned this morning from Portland, whore he, hoard Ellorey's Hoyal Italian Hand at tho Marquam. Mr. Moredlth says this Is ono of the grandest mimical organizations on enrth, and Salem pcoplo are Insured a rare troat Thursday evening. Halloween Party. Tho Ilaptlst young people announce thnt thero will be a Hallowoen party nt tho rosldonco of Theo. Ruth, on Cottugo stroot, Friday evening. Ad mission 15 cents. o Umbrella, recovered at Shlpp Houser's 258 Commercial street. & Minor Mention OF Local Import The Wllliiiuotto 'Stock & I-nnd Com pany, of this city, today filed with Coimty Clerk Roland nrtlcles of Incor poration. The capital stock of the new company Is $BO,000, nnd the Incor porators are A. J. Johnson, C. V. John sou and I.lnnle Johnson. Kverett Carden and Jenete Itoss to day secured n marriage license. Fred W. luglu and Dora Ilradley were granted a marriage license this afternoon. County Judge Scott today appointed as uppialsors of the ortuto of tho late John Newsom the follewing: Jennings Smith. Wlllard Jefferson anil Claud Gateh. The first Indication of class rivalry at Wlllamotto University was dis closed this week, when some students, prosumnhly members of the senior class, painted on the football enclos ure In largo letters of green "00." Further developments mny be ex pected, for the freshmen will probably Invent some means of retaliation. Judge Holse will convene depart- ineiit No. i of the circuit court for Ma rlon county next Mondny.with U7 cases un the docket Of these .'l aie divorce suits fifteaoN, webrtEs&AY, dcYoaefi TOOK MEAN ADVANTAGE Sympathizing Workmen Pelt Militia From On High Pittsburg, Oct. 20. Tho reluming mllltla from the anthracite fields woro today assaulted and Jeered by the workmon on the 22d story, of the Farmers' Hank Deposit building. Thoy throw nails, bricks and chunks of con crete. Many soldiers narrowly es caped being struck. When Company D rencheil tho spot tho abuso In creased. The soldlors woro halted, ordered to load arms nnd prepare to shoot. Tho hurried Arrival of tho cap tain and the flight of tho workmon pro- veined uioousuod. tho captain or dered tho troops to pass on, they stood with drnwn rovolvors with Uio Inten tion of shooting tho first workman ngaln showing vlolonco; nono np peared, however. All tho assaulting workmen will be discharged, and com plaint will bo mndo to the local unions. 0. R. & N. Tied Up Portland, Oct. 20. Tho O. rf. & Co. today discharged all Its dock employes, and has evidently abandoned tho San Francisco trade, with tho olumbla and Fianclsco trndo.with tho Columbia and Kldor tied up by tho onglnoers' strike. Tho Dnyton Kvnporatlng Company Is proparlng for shipment about C0,- 000 pounds of prunes, nnd Is now dry lug npples. Wlllamotto vnlloy farmors aro seed ing for fall grain, and harvesting their "spuds." $100 toward $100. Tho renders of this paper 'will be pleased to learn thnt thoro Is nt least one dreaded c sense that science has been not" to euro In all Its stages and that Is cata rh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tho only posltlvo euro now known to tho modlcnl fratotnlty. Catarrh be ing a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's catarrh Curo is taken Internally, act ing directly upon tho blood and mu cous surfncoB of ti systom, thereby destroying tho foundation of tho ills-e-se, nnd glIng tho patl.nt strength by building up tho constitution and as sisting nature In doing Its work. Tho proprietors have much faith In Its cur ative powors, that thoy offer Ono Hun dred Dollars for any caso that It falls to cure. Sond for list of testimonials. Addross, F. J. CHI3NI3Y & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 7G cents. Hull's Family Pills aro tho host. THE "SWAN" PEN CONTEST Is etlll caualng a great stir among the amateur advertising writers Scores of advertisements have been received somo good, some bad nnd some Indifferent. They will commence to appear In this space, Commencing November 1st. Attar they have been published the prizes will be awarded, If you haven't sent In your advertisement about the "Swan Fountain Pen" do so at once. Who knows but the Judges may decide you the winner, and award you the five dollar "Swan," which Is the best advertised, the most patronized, and the least criti cised "Fountain Pen" on the market today, and for which wo pride our selves as "Salem Agents" for their sale. The contest closes Friday night. PATTONS BOOK STORE WHAT TIME PROVES. This thing of boiug sick and looking for a cure Is a mighty serious busl noas. Peoplo ure not given to Joking oven at tho ilrst symptom of tho ap proach of the grim dostroyer. Thoy do not want to bo tho subjects of ex periment, but want, medicine that has ..id tho test of years bolilnd It. A modlciuo that has boon mado ami used for 20 yonrs gives assurance of Its worth, nnd can bo tnkou with n faith thnt they havo tho vory best curo tho world nrfords. All this can bo said aoout Dr. Ounn's Improved Liver Pills ns a romody for slck-hoadacho, dys pepsia and Indigestion, It boglnu right at the source of the troublo and re moves the cause. Wo will send a sample box of theso pills froo, or a full box on receipt of 2Gc. Sold by all druggists for 25c por box, or addross Dr. tliiiin, Philadelphia. Pa. For salo at Dr, Stone's Drug Stores. 2 AN OPEN CHINESE MARKET For American Products Has Been Scheduled Washington. Oct. 30. A full sched ule of the new Chinee customs tariff, hlth becomes effective Prlfluy. was published by the UU department this miuthK- It substitutes specific for nil aloiviu duties on all Imports. Rail road materials. Hour uud cereals are admitted fiee, thus aliening a wide niiiiket for American product. o Two to One 0n Odell New York. Oct. M. Decided apathy marks the DsoioomU state campaign. Hoik Hill and Ottoll are In town. N'eUh 'i is atiiHiretttly JoJutr vm-v imtivu hoik Betting is two to one Ik favor "t Odell tl o It M tfiii .r IiulcKi)(ieii, was severely 1Ujl...i TiK-sdav by a full from ia m . i .. : a bo ijlag to the UaseiMK.t. h, I8di BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS j-TSIZ . i Of America Uso Po-ru-na For All Catarrhal Diseases. Mr. Toft, I'reildent Vollcreln Aoclatlon, of Clilcugo. Mrs. Cathorlno Toft, President of tho Valkroln Association, of Chicago, in recont letter, writes tho follewing: MI0 Cottugo Grove Avouue, J Chicago, Ills. j "Knowing of tho very satisfactory re sults from tho uso of Poruna In cases ol a worn-out systom and a brokon-down constitution, I havo often advised It, and am glnd to speak of tho well dosorved praise thoao who havo tried It have given it. It Is of superior merit. I endorse it." MRS. CATIIERINK TOFT. Letters of gratltudo from various Insti tutions of the country, to tho manufac turers of Poruna, indlcato tho high ap preciation that thoso Institutions have for thif remedy. Mrs. Clara Mnkcmer, housekeeper foi tho Florence Crittenden Anchorage Mis slon, of Chicago, writes tho following letter from 302 Chestnut strcot, Chicage: "Peruna Is the best tonic I have evci known tor general debility a sure curt tor liver complaint, and a never-falling adjuster In cases of dyspepsia. I have also used It In cases of female Irrcgti larltles and weak nerves common tc the sex, and have found It most satis factory." Mrs. Clara Makcmer. A book written by Dr. Hartman on tho d I (Ten nt phases of catarrh and tlic'r treatment; also ' Health and Beauty," wrltton especially for women, sent fro to any address by Tlio Peruna Mcdlcln Co., Columbus, Ohio. MARRIUD. COX-SIMMONS. At the residence of the' officiating clergyman, on Liberty Btroet, Tuesday afternoon, October 28, 1902, Miss Mlnnlo Cox, recently of Mt. Vernon, Indiana, to L. I). Sim mons, of this county, Rov. W. C. Knntnor, of tho First Congregation al chinch, otllclntlng. CARl)I3N'-ROSS. At tho home of the oillclnting clorgymnn, Rev. C. A. Robing, of this city, a pleasant wed ding took placo Tuesday, October 28, 1902. Tho happy couplo were Mr. 13. Curden and Miss Jenette Ross, both of this county. Wholesome Bread Is hard to find, but If you buy your brend and pastry at tho Plonoor Bak ery, you will bo satisfied. Patronized by ovorybody. A. M. Clough, Undertaker, 107 State street. Phone Main 1351, Salem, Ore gon, successor to D. E. Hunt.lnger. Re.ldence Broadway and Mill, North Salem. Phone Main 221. o D. E. Huntalnger, funeral director, 155 Court street. Phono Main 801. Re.ldence 390 Court street, phone 2181 Black. NEW TODAY Wanted. Ilookkeoper. OIvo rofur onoos. Addross "Duslnoss," euro of Journal. 10-aa-3t For Sale. A good heavy team, weighs about 3000 pounds, also a good gen tlo driver, -weighing about 1000 pounds. Apply to H. h, ntmty. Route 9. R. F. D.. Salem. 10-30-1 w Wanted. To exchange 50 sheep for 80 goats. W. A. Cuslek. Salem. 10-30-8w. For Rent. Three comfortably fur nished rOOmS. With tlMtll nmi,, r,.l -... ....,. .in,,,,, Jul light housekeeping. No children. Ap ply nt IS South Commercial street- 1048-at Sheep on SharesAbout 00 head of good couwold and Merino Sis.p t , ivi uu Biuires. AUUress I.eo Davl R. F. 1). No. 3. Salem. 10-20-lw Oyster Cocktails the fl'tcwide Hamilton Qroa. 141 State St rjffpPSy s IIN " I" Hl'WWHl I ' ,99ef eee9 ..,,,,, nlanket. Blankets. Blankets. BianKets. Hianicets. Blankets. Blankets S Unfit" Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blanket.. Blanket., n IsnkeU Blankets. Blanket.. Blanket.. B anke s. B ankets. Blanket.. n u! ! n anket.. Blanket.. Blanket Blankets. Blanket.. Blanket.. mSnfiu Banket B ankets. Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket. g J anke B anket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket. S lank U B anke Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket.. Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanke B lanket Blanket.. B anke B anket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket.. B anke Blanket Blanket Blanket B anket B anket Blanket.. B anke B anket Blanket Blanket B anke B anket Blanket.. B anke B anket Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket ftio One eet Our BECAUSE OUR BLANKETS COME DIRECT FROM OUR SALEM FACTORY, WHILE OTHER DEALERS MUST BUY THEM THRO' WHOLESALE HOUSES AND THEY DON'T HANDLE GOODS FOR THEIR HEALTH. SEETHE POINT7 IT IS UNIVERSALLY CONCEDED THAT OREGON WOOL AND OREGON WATER FACIL. ITIES PRODUCE BLANKETS THAT CANNOT BE EQUALED IN ANY OTHER SECTION OF THE COUNTRY. WHEN YOU GET ONE OF OUR BLANKETS, YOU GET A BLANKET, NOT A LIT TLE NAPKIN A BLANKET THAT WILL KEEP EVERY PART OF YOU WARM THAT MEANS DELICIOUS, REFRESHING SLEEP. Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket. Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blanket Blankets. Blankets. Blanket Blankets. Blankets. Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanketo. Blanket Blanket Salem Woolen Mill Store Headquarters for Salem Made Blankets, Men's and Boys Clothing. Opposite Capital National Bank. 254-256 Commercial Street. tteeesQeQW'CQ0goQeq8ttwc98 mim im Do you drink good coffee? If not, why not? Wo enn suit yo Try us and see. Gregg's Mocha and Java, 40c per lb. Old Govt. Mocha and Java, 40c per lb State House Mocha and Java, 35c, 3 lbs for $1.00. It will pay you to investigate our strictly the best to be hud. Our prices ROTH & Phone 511. ' &eee&s(! I Our Rainy 1 UMBRELLAS m "- mmm "SBS-SSSSSSB1SSSSBSSMSIM SMB M.SM SM KnwSnd Razors TFFI UIMQ To fit all makes of 0 1 CLL nilYEO Bicycles and Tires SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street Opposite Capital National Bank. If you use Maple Syrup, you ought to try tho original The best syrup canned. Ask for a 2r-cent can for a trial. Wo alwnys have the Irest of everything In groceries. FULLER DOUGLAS. Grocers 142 State Street. RINEMAN'8 BARGAINS. Deviled Ham rsmall) per can 5c 8 for 25c. Deviled Ham (large) per can 10c 3 cans 25c. Sardines, per box 5c 6 boxes 25c. Salmon, 3 cans 25o Smoked Herring, Per box, 25c. Catsup, per pt bottlo 16c 2 bottles 25c. ! Good Soda (16-oz pkg ) I 6c 8 pkgs 25c. Washing Powder.per pkg ' 5c. . Jumbo Mush, Four packages 25 cents. Bring us your butter and eggs. Wo pay highest market price, cash or merchandise. M. T. BINEMAN, 1328tate St. Telephone 131 CHICAGO STORB PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. THIS SALE FOR TUESDAY AND W EDNESDAY ONLY. Hie swift turning wheels of the railroad tiatns are kept busy haulms us goods. As fast as they are in our store they are out again; little profits stor- uTw i T '"S carr',ng "8 oods. This up-to-date CIikmu lu. J .J iJ "".I '.S"? B'Ver '? "" " ,,Ub io,u.. . ,. : 7. '" wc jenutv rihiuui i., j llnwl uaderwear. special 17e. Ladles Mc derby ribbed underwear. uu ueecfsi. special price. 3Sc. Ladles' SSc Saxony wool underwear derby ribhR vm aad warm. -IQo. I ChlWrea's SSe union auitg, Mce mew. gooit. siMcial price 85c. Udl- Sic union suite, derby ribbed special lie. l-adlti' 10c Inc. unwi Waek ro. lc stockings, sprclal S pr fw S0o. No, k) vash tafTeu neck ribbon, all ht. shaUes, spetial, yd. 16c. l",,, " wool yarn hose . special price, pair. l$c. all McEVOYBROS.,cp5rt,n,,or. wataMa Can 2 S Prices' O I u In coffee Wo can suit your purse. Co Ja Ma Mocha and Java, 25c per lb. Special Blend (try It), 25c per lb. Pacific Blend, 20c per tb, 3 lbs for 50c No. 1 Good Rio, 15c, 7 lb $1.00. stock as well as prices tho lowcBt. Our goods GRABER ) 124 State Strtet. e6X3ssiX!Xi)sx Day Business tSelt li" wns MM M KEEN KUTTER; 'Phone 2261. HMI HUH IMIIHIIIIIIt fSalem Ladies' I! Aro showing their nppreclat tlon for our raro Importation of Holland bulbs, Including Hyacinths Tulips and Crocuses. Those nro as fine and true tor name nnd color ns you can buy J anywhere In the world. iiSavage & Reid,i 322-324 Commercial Street. Salem, Oregon. -t m inni-iiim inline . iuw wur iincw 9oo yards best spool cotton 1 New arrival of applique and Mfk laces, from 5q yard up. Me chatelaiu leather hags 23i New arrival of ladles' dress skirt and rainy day skirts; swell wW oods; llttlo prices, Ureas skirts from ?1.50 to I" W Rainy day skirts from 1.5" W Piles of blankets and tomf. Blankets 36c, 18c. 76c nnd up- c" fort 60c, 86c and up. Ladles $1.50 black Italian silW cerisel undarskirta, 96c. . $136 warm llannollette w0 sale price 79c.