The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, December 13, 1902, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT. THE D AILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1902. 4MMMUXnRM " " ft ' "" s f,1- t 1 f " lwfc fc " " " m -" " " -- - - J. M. HOWELL H Cash Market In Kleiner's Flib Market, But, 8i,w Fresh meats of all kind-. hso, lh " tiers, bon, lard, etc. PromctSerVtt Phone, Main 1401, SALBM'S BEST STORE ORj OLD WHIT0 OOIfBK,. GOLDEN RICHES STRUCK Mine On East Fork of Gold Creek Frospect of Installing a $100,000 Plant M&mm?r w LAt 1 M E ' - if -, li 'r V v .V. i tf Christmas Trade Rapidly Increasing! and we ate magnificently prepared to supply all wants. Gifts for all ages, all fancies, all needs, at prices to accom modate all money-means will be found in on splendid stock. jj Postpone the gift problem no longer, tne store crowds though great already ate nothing to what they will be. Books, Toys, Dolls, Leather J Goods, Men's Furnishings, Toilet Articles, Handkerchiefs, i Fancy Goods generally. XC3L) WE'RE STOCKED AS NEVER BEFORE i Xmas Purchases Will Be Held For Futute & Delivery If Desired There is an air of Style Richeess and $ Refinement ft in our furs, hut that's not all. j The newest and most wanted shapes in $ all the best kind of furs obtainable, will ft be found in our stock at from 88c to ) "" $50.00 ) &.fc More Than Four f Score Men in this city are going to feel happy Xmas morn- 8 ing. We know for a certainty that Ji tney are going to get a pair of H. & P. gloves. jS Cost You )T ,. ,... Si a. vr uju.n.1, uiivhuu , $J.50 iman Don't fail to visit our basement where you will find everything new in dolls, toys and games to make the little people happy. Bring them a long and see our toy window on Court St., and guess how many tooth piclcs are in the apple. The first nearest guess recorded gets the doll. Come often and guess every time. Our Store Will Be Open Every Evening Un- til Christmas ' iWS5ff5frfaj A Special Feature of our Holiday Stock is the variety of suitable gifts for ladies' from inexpensive nov elties to hi3h grade gifts we are showing the newest and best of the seasons beautiful gifts. NEVER SO GOOD, NEVER SO CHEAP, Whatever your wants may be we will meet them with beauti ful and appropriate selections. We solicit a comparison of goodi and prices, knowing that our holiday stock will make friends, outshine rivals, please everybody. CHAS, H. HINGES, t DIAMONDS FOR CHRISTMAS. JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. 88 State Street. Next Door to Ladd & Bush's Bank. WHEAT MARKETS. San Francisco, $1.39fl.i0. Dec. 11. Wheat. GOLD DUST FLOUR rWadt by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Made for family use. ask your grocer for It Bran and aborts always on hand. A. T. WALN Affent r iiiiiiiiiiinimiiiiii Fresh To-Day Naval Oranges, King Lemons, J Strawberry Chocolates, Lemon Chocolates, Goeoannt Bar Had Social Time. The members of Salem Camp, Woodmen of the World, and of Paeifta Circle. Women of Woodcraft, held Joint social session on Friday even ing, after the regular meetings of the two lodges. An Informal program of music and recitations wai given, and In this part of the entertainment Meagre Fraser. Dickey. Leabo and Pomeroy and Mesdames Dickey, Lea bo and Pouieroy and others took part. Many Salemites Indulging In the Great Luxury. A little advertisement appeared In The Journal the other day that cer tainly must have paid the advertiser. It related to diamonds, itnd was aim ply an invitation to Inspect a small. stock, but it brought a number of valuable customers. They were con vinced that the dealer in question had something to offer them that was un usual, and they were keen to gt the benefit of his knowledge, as well an the desirable offer made. One of the customers was a Portland man. but he saved fully HO on one atone, and for once felt convinced that he got Just what he bargained for. besides1 getting It at a close figure. Several more lots of the gems were tele graphed for. and in each case the par ties have been pleased, as well as sat isfied that they made a profitable deal Many diamonds are being bought in Satan this year, and every one who has Inspected what we have in stock and learned our methods Is out spoken in praise of the goods, the prices and the treatment received. C. H. Hinges, 88 State street next door to Bush's bank. News was rucalvcd In Salem today of the strike of an Immensely rich ledge In the Gold Creek mining dis trict, on properties in which many Sa lem people are interested. Tho strike was mado on the east fork of Gold creek and Cranston creek, about 15 miles from Gates, on claims that are owned and controlled Uy the In vestors Mining & Milling Company, of this city. The Initial strike was made several days ago. when a ledge, that has since proved to he a blind ledge, was discov ered. The ledge was rich, and meas ured IS Inches at the base, and ex tended into the tunnel three feet. From a superficial anamination it was be lieved that the vein was nt least 50 feet In length. Today's roport, direct from the mining camp, announces Uie further discovery of a still lnrger and richer ledge of almost pure copper. Samples of the ore have been assayed by a Denver. Colorado, company and show values to the amount of $6fi.S6, as rollews: Gold. ?4Z; sliver. IB. 16; copper. $18.-10. The company's prop erties are being very extensively de veloped under the direction of Samuel II. Burghardt, an experienced mining man of Colorado. Mr. Hurghardt re ports that the prospect is most en couraging for profitable mining oper ations in the Santiam country, the prospecting to date showing great richness in the mineral composition of the lands Eastern capitalists are making; In quiry, and are prepared to furnish the funds with which to install a flOA.OOn plant at the mines In the spring, and proceed with the active operation of the property. Salem people who are Interested In the project feel confi dent that they have discovered valu able property, and that, with the nec essary machinery, mining on an ex tensive scale can be profitably carried on. A Wonderful Medicine Beecham's Pills FOR ALL Bilious and Nervous Disorders, Sick Headache, Constipation, Wind and Pains in Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Disordered Liver and Female Ailments. PKXrARKD OMIY DT TUB rROMUHOK. Thomas Beccham, St. Helens, Eng., and 365 Ctnsl St, New York. Sold by all DruKEliU In Unlltd SUt. In boxes, 10c. and 25c. Miss Kay's Recital. Miss Hertba Kay. recently returned from Boston, will give her first recital at the opera house on Wednesday ev ening. December 17th. Her many friends In Salem will be glad to hear and welcome her home. Reserve date, and secure your seats early. o Crushed by Ice Floes. Vienna. Dec. II. Three hundred veswols on the lower Danube have been crushed or sunk by immense blocks of Ice. which fill the river. They were all loaded with grain. Thj loss amounts to several million. Four hundred other vessels are endangered. No loss of life has been reported. You Are Invited To attend the creditors' sale of shoes. There will be on salt 1000 pairs of Indies', misses' and children's felt Jullettes. fur top, In both black and red. They are good values at ?1.50 a pair, yet 75 cents will buy a iwir at the creditors' sale of shoes, corner SHale nnd Commercial streets. P. C. KELLY, Receiver. A. M. dough, Undertaker, 107 State street. Phone Main 1351, Salem, Ore gon, successor to D. E. Huntslnger. Residence Broadway and Mill, North Salem. Phone Main 221. o Mrs. 2. F. Moody Entertains. Mrs. 7.. F. Moody entertained a number of her lady friends on Friday afternoon In a very pleasant manner. The occasion was not the less enjoy able on account of the stormy weath er, and Included musical numbers and refreshments. WET WEATHER WHEELS j We still have aomo good thing! ' second-hand wheels that aro Just U tiling for wet wcathor use, being 0 enough priced that you can afford to own one for wot weather use. Drop h nnd see If wo can't "make it pay you ' Steel Mud Guards Too Fitted to any and all ronig wheels; makes winter riding a plea ure, instead of a muddy horror. ,' We also fit "mud Hplashers" to Uw Buarue, so mm mo reet do not g soaked In riding the streets that art weL Call and see the patterns that w show; much better than trying to car ry an umbrolln. F. A. WIGGINS, 255-257 Liberty St., Salem Farm Machinery, Bicycles, Souloj Machines and Supplies. N. H. BURLEY, Sewing Machine Repairing. Fullef & Douglas, GROCERS, Derelict Torpedo Boat. Davenport. Bng.. Dec. 1. A French torpedo boat. No. IPS, was found off the Cornish roast today, with nobody aboard. Jt Is supposed ho had been abandoned In a storm, or lost from tow. The Church Sale. Sale at M. B. church next Tuesday afternoon and evening. Handker chiefs and aprons. Ice cream nnd cake served. Admission free. It I PLEUR DB LIS i T Edward Ellf. .144 State St. llliirilllllllllHIIIIIH FARMER'S HOME SALOON AUG. "SCHREIBERf Prop. J 53 State St. Yot Know the Rest. Don't Let Your Children Go Bare footed. While the creditors' sale of shoes ie going on. We have a large stock of misses' and children's shoes on hand. Mr. P. C. Kelly tc determined to get rid of them at any price We have them in patent leather, cloth or kid top. vie! box and Velonr calf. Thoy will make a nice pret for yeur children, so come ami t take a took, and the price will make yo buy. Corner State and Commercial streets. P. C. KELLY. Receiver. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises In the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try Jeil-O, n delicious and healthful dessert. Pre pared in two minutes. No boiling I no baking! add boiling water nnd sot to eooL flavers: Lemon, Orange, Rasp berry and Strawberry. Get a package at your grocers to-day. to cts. SUNDAY DINNER. $3.50 Shoes for $1.85. Tomorrow all tho latest styles of shoes for men and women, originally sold at $8.50 a pair, will bo sold nt I1.S5. These shoes an some of the finest makes. Including all the Intost styles, such a s Walkovers. Orthoped ics. SorosJs. Ultras and all up-to-date last. Creditors' sale of shoes, corner of State and Commercial strets. P. C. KJ8LLY. Receiver. 06 conts S-tb pail lard. 1 lb 6 cents Sago or Tap'oo 1 lb 6 cents Pearl Hsrle 1 10 cents Can Dunbar's Shrimp 5 conts package Cold Water Starch. 16 cents 2 Packages Fore-' SO cents 1 pint bottle Snlder's Catsup 20 cents 1 pint Uest Grade Maiuanllla Ollrw. J. A. ROTAN, Full line of furniture carpets, rues and door mats, Protect your cockettook and save money by calling on us. nauees. Stoves, etc. 307 Commercial Street. 30 cents, lb enn Guaranteed Baking Powdtr 15 cents M'b can Guaranteed Raking Powdw 36 cents 2 tbs good Costa Rice Coffee. 26 cents 3 cans best Standard Tomatoes. 86 cents cans best Iowa (Vrn S cans 25 cents Preferred Stock Main Com 25 cents packages Seeded Raisins. Take Your Sunday Dinner at Strong's Resturant Tomorrow from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. No Admission. Don't forget the handkerchief and apron sale at the M. R. church neat Tuesday afternoon aad evening. Ad mission free. it a 1 A Great Day. Tomorrow the greatest day of all. For P. C. Kellj. the receiver of the Factory Shoe Salo. will sell 1000 pairs of ladles' and wen's $3.50 shoeafor IL8S a pair. Creditors' sale of shoes, corner of State and Oommerojal streets. P. 0 KBLLY. ReeeJver. ' SOUPS. Oyster. FISH. Roiled Salmon. Kgg Sauce. Chicken Fricaesee. ENTnEE. Veal Cutlets Hrended. Toaato Sauce. PirkhNt Pigs' Feet. ROAST. Besf. Mutton. Chicken with Cranberry Sauce. Pork with Apple Sauce. Veal with Dressing. : v VEGETABLES - MaekeJU Potatoes. Deatuj. PASTRY. Qream. DESSERTS. Custard Pudding. Tea. Coffee. EXTRAS. Oyster Cocktails, 10c. Sardinee. 10c Potato Salad, ie. Cream Ghee. Sc Ghioken Tamale. 24c Cold Ham. 18c Siloed Pineapple, lie. I Peaches and Cream, lOo. I Calerj; lOo. Dill Plekjes. e. Quean Olive. 5v Ajft. gajj, I Wine. Ale, Rear, Pester. Corn. Apple. Milk. Chicago Store PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. Christmas Bargains Every department Is equipped with the best and most saleable gootffc ? and at prices, that cannot be beat anywhere this side of Chicago. W w offering the following goods as being the most useful Xmas presenti: . Dress goods, silks, velvets, corduroys, furs, table linens, toweli, W kins, blankets, comforts, domestics, outing flannels, lace curtalm d Om ental portiers. Ladies' Goods Kid gloves, silk and linen handkerchiefs. All kinds of wool fasclAi'" and shawls, cotton and wool hosiery and underwear, corsets, rlbbont, In supporters, belts, laces, pocket books, fancy hair combs, veiling, ilK '' wool gloves and mittens, fine silk and wool waists, fine dress skirts, ' black silk and mercerized underskirts, silk and lisle thread stocking umbrellas. Men's Goods . Underwear, hosiery, neckties, hats, sweaters. susDenders. gktv. ,! kinds of leather, kid and woolen gloves, dress pants, dress and work ""tt and linen handkerchiefs, silk muffler, umbrellas, collar and cuff but"1 rubber coats, Boston garters and kid fur top gloves. Boy's Goods Sweaters of all kinds, hosiery and underwear. unenders. ne"1"' overshirs, hats, caps, gloves, collar and cuff buttons, rubber coats, hisaj chiefs and dress shirts. Children's Goods Annora rant .111 -J .....i i i- ,..i..a. i--.. rlnlll. M I mitts and gloves, hair ribbons, children's handkerchiefs, children's bos.' and underwear. Legglns, round combs and fancy Jewelry. . 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