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1 Largest Shipment of Teeth.
DAH.Y CAPITA! JOTONAL, SALEM, OSEOOK. SATPBDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1004.
Eve bought fcy a sfflgle Dentist on the Coast, has fast been received fey
Dr. B. E. WRIGHT
The misfortune of an Eastern firm gave me the best opportunity to boy teeth which
has ever fallen to the lot of any Dentists
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I TL t t- 8000 set of teeth at 30c on the $, and what
it means to the people in and around Salem
CROWNS
$5
FILLINGS
50c up
PLATES
$o
Examination
Free
DUMP SALE OF
CUACC
Our great Dump Sale of Hop Pickers' Shoes, School Shoes, Hunting Shoes
Dress Shoes, Shoes for any and all occasions, now on at
DUMP PRICES
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15MS pairs children' elioex, viel kid, 75c
values. Dump price 45
100 pairs children's shoes, velour calf,
SOo values. Dump prioe ...... 50
75 pairs cbll5,, shoes, skos 5-S, $1.25,
value. Dump price 75
OH pair ohllil' shoe, vial kit), cloth
and kid top, $1.30 values. Dump
price 75
75 pain mbwes' jhoet, eloth and kid,
top, i&ffc.iJ0, &M to $1.75 valuta,
Dump price 50c
ISO pair misses' shoes, cloth and kid
top, $6.00 values. Dump price $1,00
175 pairs ihihk hocs, kangaroo calf
and vlel kid. Xluttnn and laee. Good
kfiel ami hep ulakjag the, ,4,
v4uo Hwnji iBe a . . . .$i,2rf ."
55 pairs mist sheM, kangttreo and
box ealf kid, $8.85 value. Dump
prle $1.25
HO pair men' patent leather laee and
congress, $3JfO to 19.00 value. Dump
, $1.25
73 paint men' tau the, good tyle,
$IU$Q to 4.04 value. Dump prUc,
$2.00
101 pair men' tan heo, tip to date
atylo, $8 value. Dump prke $3,00
ISO pain men blaak vlel kid, odd
and end, $3UM'to $3.00 values. Dump
JwlM $3.00 ,
60 jlr men' heavy1 grain thee, $6.00
values. Dump priee. .. ....$1,25
69 pair ladle' kid lined shoe, regu
lar 13.50 shoe. Dump priie $1,50
82 pairs youths shoes, high top, good
winter shoes, slies S to 11, $fi.25 val
ues. Dump priee $1,25
Co pairs boys' high-top shoes, sizes 11
to 2, $2.90 values. Dump price.,..
$1.50
05 pairs boya' grain shoes, just the
thing for bop pioking, $1.75 values.
Dump priae. $1.00
5)0 pair ladles' kid nnd oloth top
lihoes, button and laee, $8.0tMo $5.00
Values. Dump prie 50
360 pairs ladies' shoes, turned and
welt soles, $3.90 to $6.00 values.
Damp prld (5
HO pairs ladies shoes, with kid tops,
in bijth button ami laee, $&&0 to
$3p) Values. Dump priee . .$1.25
114 pairs ladles shoes, vie! kid, $.S0
$3.30 values. Damp prUe ...$1,50
4SS pair laijles' blaek and tan, odds
and ends fn button and laee, $3.30
and $5.00 values. Dump prlae $1.00
1M pairs ladles' up-to-date shoes, welt
seles, $8JW and $4,50 values. Dump
1' $2.00
SS pairs eld ladles' oomferts up-to-date
sheas, $1.10 and $.00 values in kid
and serge cougress $1.00
43 pairs old ladies' comforts in kid and
sergvi, $1.50 and $.00 values in late,
DampprUe $1.10
77 pairs men's heavy grain work shoe,
$00 to $t.7fi value. Dump priee. .
$1.50
It is a waste of ink to tcH you of any more of our marvelous bargains.
Come and sec them. Terms of sale strictly cosh. AH goods fitted at the
Store if desired. No exchange or money refunded owing to the. great
values and broken sizes.
DUMP SHOE STORE
295 COMMERCIAL STREET
We,caa save you $5 to $7 on a full set ot teeth and they are guaranteed to fit
Teeth Extracted Positively Without Pain
rrom now until October 1st, we will give a coupon with every dollar paid us ou Dental Work, some one of
which will entitle the holder to the beautiful $150 Diamond Ring now on display at Thompson & Company's
Jewelry Stwe.
JLtv Dm JtL WKlUrIT 1
THE PAINLESS DENTIST
STEUSLOFF BUILDING, PHONE MAIN 259J COURT STREET
Hetfts: & a. m. to 5 p m., 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.j S&ndays, 20 a. m. to 12 m.
CLOSING DAY
AT OREGON
STATE FAIR
Continued from page nine.)
marine painting, 1, 2; nnimnl study, 1.
Mnrgaret Gill, Salem, flowers in oil,
six first for collection and one second.
Oregon Manufactures umsion n,
Class 88.
J E. Murphy, Salem, draining tile, 1.
Mrs. P. Tyler, Portland, baskets, 1.
AIjL-jyiaJ?j25vjuJtor-tlaniL -h-a8:
kets, 2.
Kimball & Webb, Salem, cultivator,
1.
P. J. Rice, Pratum, harrow, 1.
W. II. II. Shields, Salem, violins, 1.
ft Purine, Snlom, gatos, 1.
Henry C. Morgan, Eugene, apparatus
for opening and closing gato, 1.
Mrs. R. E. Wands, Saloni, canned
good, 1.
Mrs. S. I?. Poster, Snlcm, ennned
good, 2.
Rnlem Flour Mill Co., flour, 1.
C. M. Eppley, Salem, baking powder,
1.
Mrs. It. E. Wands, Salem, different
varieties or' pickles, five firsts.
Mrs. R. E. Wands, Salem, vinegar, 1.
Mrs. S. R. Poster, Salem, pickles, five
seconds.
Mrs. C. A. Wilkins, Coburg, grape
wine, 1.
C. A. Wilkins, blackberry wine, 1.
Scotch Collies Division F, Clas3 7.
('. D. Narin, Ballston, three firsts and
two seconds.
Augustus Bonney, Woodburn, 1.
Bees and Honey Division Q, Class 48.
George Armstrong, Corvallis, honey,
P. A. Miller, Pioneer, two firsts for
honey and one second for npiaran pro
ducts.
Division P Class 77.
For boys under 16 years.
Stanton Wisdom, Portland, bost bas
ket work, 1.
Willie Lovell, Snlom, snow cake, 1.
Mitchell Wilkins, Salem, axe helve,
1; grain, 2; grass, 2; sled, 1.
Warren Wilkins, Coburg, potatoes, 1;
gras, 1.
Teanette Wilkins, Coburg, grain, 1.
Llyod ('. Cosper, Salem, best basket
work, 2.
Division, Drains and Grasses.
A. M. Taylor, Mncleay, Lindreth
wheat, lj White Eaton Wheat, 1; Rus
sian winter oats, 1.
Henry Tucker, Salem, popcorn, 1;
field corn, P tallest corn, 1.
Samuel Orr, Rickreal, hops, 2.
Otis Wait, Rickreal, hops, C.
Robert Douglas Albany, sweet corn,
1; tallest corn, 2.
Schmidt Bros., corn, 1.
Ed. T. Judd, Turner, popcorn, 2.
Grace Wilkins, Coburg, clover, 2.
Althea Wilkins, Coburg, grasses, 1.
Grace Wilkins, Coburg, alfalfa, 2.
C. J. Ramsden, Macleay, white vel
vet wheat, 2.
C. D. Narin, Ballston, Surprise oats,
1; sido oats, 1; sample oats, .
C. E. Holtgrieve, Portland, fiold
corn, 2.
Mrs, Amo Wilkins, Coburg, whoat,
2; clover, 1; alfalfa, 1.
Mr. Amos Wilkins, blue stem wheat,
1; Australian elub wheat, 1; Bulgarian
red wheat, 1; Odessa wheat, 1; winter
barley.Nl; Russian winter oats, 2;
Scotch Dun oats, 1; bost samples of
oat-i, 2.
B. M. Warren, Eugene, grasses, 2;
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2; barley, 1; oats, 2; sheaves of winter
wheat, 1; sheaves of oats, 1.
STOCKTON & CO.
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
Speaking ofHi? h ClaSS Goods
Where in Salem will you ever find such
merchandise as ,
STEIN BLOCH CLOTHING
THOROUGHBRED HATS
BARRAY SHOES
SELZ SHOES
KANTWEAROUT CLOTHING
For Boys?
GENUINE PRIESTLEYS
CRAVENETTE
RAIN COATS
Just received for men. The best values in Salem. Como and peo our
$10.00 Leader
It is genuine Priestly Cravenette, and the best coat you ever say for the
price
Gordon Hats, $ 1 .50
Several lines of the lamous Gordon Hats, tho kind that sell everywhere
at $3.00. We are closing them out at $1,50 each.
Fancy Shifts
A very swell line of fancy shirts just
received. '
The Swellest Sox in Town
25c 50c
They sell like wildfire because the patterns are so new and attractive.
MONTANA
FOREST
FIRES
Anaconda, Mont., Sept. 17. Forest
fires threaten to destroy tho flume
which supplies water for the big Wash
oe smelter If the flume goes C000 men
will be thrown out of work. A large
force of men are fighting the flames.
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Mrs. Fair Injured.
St. Louis, Sept. 17. Mrs. Xcttie
Qravens Fair, the California woman,
has sued the St. Louis & Suburban
railway for $10,865 damages for per
sonal injuries received on a car last
Mareh. She says she received in
juries, from which sho has never recovered.
COUNTY
OFFICIALS
SHORT
Portland, Ind., Sept. 17. Export ac
countants hnve filed their report in the
investigation of tho county books,
charging a shortage of nearly $20,000
against 11 county officials, six of whose
terms have expired.
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Will Pay Army Debt.
Mobile, Ala., Sept. 17. It is report
ed from Havana that President Palma
has issued an edict that tho payment of
the army dobt will bo made In October.
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Chicago Margets.
Chicago, Sept. 17.-Wheat, Septem
ber, $1.10V(Fd1.07; December $1.13;
corn 51f51.: oats 31iffi)31V..
I1" l,l,,,)-al'""'ft.talJ
JOHN SHOLUND, j
Merchant Tailor I
Entirely Well.
After using two boxes of Brewer
Drug Co. 'a Dyspepsia Tablets.
Experienced cutter and fitter. Will euarmtee all work Also clea- f
ing, Dressing ana repairing.
Ocera none Rlnrir.
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.Lost. On Thursday evening, a blaek
silk umbrella, with pearl and gold
handle. Finder please return to this
oflice and receive, reward. 0-17-3t
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For Eent or Sale. Two lots with large
house, barn, eew and ebiakens, three
- bloeks from ear line. It is a bargain
must go qwiek. Call at place.
Miller street, South Salem. Josie
Gallentiue.
9-17-Jt
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Wanted. Two young men to travel
nnd sollat order salary. Call Sun
day morning at the Cottage Hotel.
P. Sohroegel. 0-17-3t
pr. O. W. Bean Has moved his affile
v from the Eldnedgo Uok to the Y.
M. C. A. building, seeend floor.
9-17-31'
Fox Sale. Team of god young aar
weight about iiw, to go caeap; aico
harness. Inquire at .No, SS 18th
4 street, near Oak. MTSt
Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FORD.
Ter Ladd & Dsih's Bask. Salem, Or.
peoples BAnGAmWms&
Friday and Saturday Bargain Days
. .'. u J2 ''," s,a,1."a,r " ",:""' ' "" ",a""'
w ,,eW9 sM regardless of cost. Read on
names' iw walklsg skirts
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Ijidlos' $',&) dree kkirts, priee 3.9
Ladlos' l.e Prwwh flal
Uirt vaista, priee jjg
$7.00 blaek rustle taffeta rflk M.
derskirts, priee 4.95
Children's $U0 wiotw Jkt,
nleely trimwel, prf lJK
$1.00 metallic. T9lv. UimX
shewn f9r hfc walUs
ale prioe, yard
Ke Scotch tweed, all wool dress
goods, swell materials for suits ,
Priee, yard 4Se
86c sehool plaid dress goods, fino
quality, yard .15o
m yards fancy calicoes, yard.3e
15 wrapper flanellettes, new 81-3c
Pull size grey blankets 25c
Best Saxony yarn, skein 3o
10c ctton batting, roll 5c
ladles' SOe heavy black cotton
stockings, fMt color, pair ....10c
Men's heavy underwear 25e
ASK FO THE QQODS ADVEET1SED.
-Jggl;jy THE NORTHWEST.