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SAIL? CAPITAL JOTJBNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1005.
OUB STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14
Stockton & Co
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
Tireless ToIIots for Trado.
Geat
Half-Ptfice Sale
Of Ladlos' White Lawn
Shiti Waists
Fifty dozen Whlto Waists will bo
placed on salo at just half the former
prices.
We Invito you nil to como nnd investigate theso liberal glvlngs! Wo
guarnnteo every ono to lit and will chcorfully oxchango thorn If they do
not.
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TOMORROW
SPECIAL SALE OF
CRASH SKIRTS
DUCK SKIRTS
PEQUE SKIRTS
LINEN SRIRTS
All the latest styles In ladles' washable nnd silk Shirt Waist Suits aro on
Salo at Reduced Prices.
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.
Tudgo Wdlvcrton went to Eugene
today.
Mrs. J. W. Roland is spending a fow
days in Jefferson, visiting relatives.
AMnvniii. W T.nt TliAmnann rtf Al.
Tomorrow bolng Salem Day nt tho1, ,. ,. .." ",,.. , ' . ,',..
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no papor Issued from Tho Journal office.
SALEM
MOVES
Tho returns from tho different agen
cies indtcato thnt at least 1200 of Sa
lem's citizons will visit Portland to
morrow. Thero would bo moro if it
was thoroughly understood that there
was going to be nothing do-
Mrs. N. II. Looncy returned to tho
reform school today, after a short visit
in this city.
Mrs. Gustavo Iloofor nnd daughter,
Kmmn, of Chnmpocg, wcro Salem visi
tors yesterday.
Mrs. S. A. Kozcr has returned from
a trip to Astoria and Portland, where
she visited datives.
Miss McDonnld, of Harrlsburg, who
has been spending n fow dnys in this
city, returned homo today.
Rev. W. D. Young, of Havre, Mont.,
is In tho city for a visit with his wife,
who is spending tho summer here with
hor mother, Mrs. Vandersol.
Albert E. Johnson, of Portland, who
intf lirri .Til at Itnnrrlnn ftnlnni with
all tho stores closed, when tho flzz of wn8 ,n th d'' ytordny to tako tho
tho soda, fountain is not heard in tho
Only a Tow of Thoso
52.08 PETTICOATS
Left
GET YOUR PACK AND HIT TID3 TRAIL
WE WILL ALL BE THERE.
WITH US WEDNESDAY.
land, when tho popcorn won't pop, nnd
tho gontlo gurglo of tho beer bottle is
not. When whlto goods aro not In tho
market, and tho 09-ccnt counter is ns
still as tho mountain stroam in winter,
You might ns wcl go nnd join tho
babbling throng, as to remain and look
nt deserted windows nnd closed doors.
It is going to bo awfully loncsomo in
Salem when Salem nin't nt homo. It is
going to look llko your mother-in-law
was coming, and you wanted to go
fishing. You might just as well go,
for tho scrlbo who pens theso lines is
going nnd so what's tho uso of stay
ing at liomof
On behalf of tho oxecutivo commit
tco Mr. Dorby requests that parties
going down tnko with them such flow
ers as they can, to bo left with tho
Marlon county exhibit nt Portland.
law examination ueroro tho supremo
court, returned to Portland last ovon
Ing. Mr. nnd Irs. Litchfield nnd little
child, of Ynquina, who havo been
spending n fow days at tho parontal
homo of 0, P. Litchfield in this city,
have returned home.
John Fcchtor, Jr., has returned from
Niagara Falls, whero ho attended tho
nnnunl meeting of tho Y. M. O. A. of
tho U. S. A. nnd tho world. Mr. Fcch
tcr had a plcasnnt and profitable- trip.
Tho Catholic Church
Of Brooks will gtvo a literary enter
talnmont Friday ovcnlng, Juno 10th,
followed by ico cream and strawber
ries. 0-13-St
Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FORD,
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or.
Norwich Union Fire Insur
ance Society.
Frank Meredith, Rosidont Agont.
Offlco with Win. Brown it Co., No. 120
Commercial Stxoot.
Shingles
Beat Star A. Star Shingles
$J.85
PER t O0O.
SALEM FENCE WORKS
Waltc Morley
CO Court Btroot, Salem.
NEW TODAY
For Salo. Houso aud six lots, central
ly located, nt a bargain. Easy terms.
Addrosa "B P.," Jeurnal eluce.
418-
Thoo. M. Bare Successor to Barr &
Potzcl, tinner nnd plumber. Hot nir
wntor nnd steam heating a specialty,
Snlom, Oregon. 3-2-
For Rout. A flvo-room houso nnd n
sovuu-room house. Call on A
Schrelbor, -121 High street. 0-13-tf
Duko Is Dead.
Yionna, Juno 13. Archduko Joseph
died horo today.
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RIDERS REMEMBER
That wo havo tho very bost of ovory
thing for tho bicycle) do your work better than tho best, and ehargo
you no more than tho other feMow, Wo havo rims and tires, ns well
n other repairs to fit all makes of bicycles. Wo always carry fresh O.
& J. tiros, ns wo buy oftoti. Then in singlo-tubo tires wo havo a good
ono for $3 a pair; n bettor ono for $0.50 and a thorn-proof tiro for $8.00
a puir. If wo nro doing your repair work rest assured thnt you nro
getting tho best that money enn buy. If wo aro not doing your
work ii chance- is nil wo ask, thnt wo may convince you, Bicycles
tailed for ami delivered, fllve us a call, and you will come again.
Bost work at honest prices.
FRANK J. MOORE,
Fhoue 301 Black. 230 Court Street
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Commencement
Is Drawing
Nea
Drawing near to graduation day time to deolflo upon the com
mencement present.
Wo offer a splandld variety of suitable Utlfig abaut everything
you can have in mind as appro priato gifts for graduates
Our stoak of gold jewelry, watches, sterling silver trinkets, etc,
together with their ety moderato prices, offer strong inducements
to buy graduation gifts hero.
TOMORROW'S
PROGRAM
Following is tho progrnm for Salem
Day, to be held in tho Oregon- build
ing, Wodncsdny, Juno 14, 1005, nt 11
o'clock n. m.
Adminlstrntion ,1m rwl.
Assomblago called to order by Hon.
J. H. Albert, of Salem, on behalf of
tho stnto commission.
Introduction of Mayor F. W.
Waters, of Salem, who will net ns
president of tho day.
Rcsponso on behalf of tho Capital
City of Oregon, by Judgo H. J. Big
ger, of Salem.
Stalwart quartet, of Salem Jacob
Wongor, II. C. Kpley, Josso Turner nml
Qcorgo Curtis Leo Snyder.
Humorous nddrotui by Homor Davon
port, entitled "Snlom ns n Grant
Chlckon Contor," and other things.
Stolwnrt qunrtet.
Address by Hon. I. H. Blnghnm, of
Eugene.
Stalwart quartet.
Administration bnnd.
Will Assist in Entertainments.
Tho Misses Wiley, of Portlnnd, havo
been for somo days tho guests of Dr.
Calbrcath's, at tho nsylum. Ono of
tho young Indies is n charming vocal
is, nnd delightful singing is much np-
prcclntod by both tho patients and tho
employes of thnt Institution. Her
volco is ccrtninly unequnlcd, both in
pitch and carrying powers, and it is
esteemed n prlvilcgo to bo permitted
to hear her. Miss Wiloy has kindly
consented to nsslst in tho muslcnl em'
tertninmonts now being given for tho
patients' benefit. ,
Attention, O. A. It.
Members of Sedgwick Post will nt-
tend tho funeral of Mrs. Llzzlo Boss,
lato member of Sedgwick Belief Corps,
nt 2 o'clock p. m., Juno 14th, from
corner of Waller and 13th streets.
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Post Commander.
No Metcy Shown to Prices
Dutmg this Sale
Evory articlo in this progressive establishment is at tho mercy of
your cash; if wo only mako 2 por cent profit on an articlo out it go,
Last wcok'B saloa wero tho biggcot in tho history of our Btoro. You c
buy good goods cheaper at tho CHICAGO STOBE than any place in ti,
Willamette Valloy. Road over carefully tho following prico list. It
koop you from paying too much foryour goods olsowhoro.
FANCY EIBB0NS
7ic All Silk Taffeta Hair Eibbot"
u:';.i' r:
aim jux ous. Aaucia wasn Elbbcti
y to.
2Cc No. 40 All Silk Neck Rlbbou,
u lfc
3Bc No. 40 All Silk Dresden Bft.
bona, yd -.
JJlUsa UUUD8 AND BIXKB,
45c Fancy Mohair Drees Goods, jj
25e
7Co Mohair Drcs3 Goods, now shada,
d 49c
85o Fancy Dross Bilks, yd
7oc Black Taffota Bilk, yd .....(
95,000 worth of flno silks to select
from.
MEN'S FOENISHINOS,
Aion-B voo uummor unacrwo&r ,,U( I
Mon's 70c Balbnggan Underwear
to
Boys' 10c Buspondors fc
Men's 45o Working Shirts ...,29c
Mon'a Btraw Hats
10c, 16c and 23c
Mon'B Gloves
8c, 10c, 16c, 25c and 43c I
WASH DRESS GOODS.
1,000 yds Fancy 74c Challles ..
y
loc Fancy Lawns and Dimities,,
yi ioc
8 l3c Autrum Lawns, yd 5e
25c Fancy Vollos, yd I5c
Hundreds of stylos to select from,
NOTiqNS.
Full count pins, paper le
Bost Sans Silk, ball &
Bost Spool Silk, spool 3c
SALEM'S FASTEST GROWING STORE.
Corner of Commer
cial and Court Streets
MILLINERY.
53.50 Trimmed Chiffon Dress Hata
salo prico $1.40
$5.00 Maxino Elliott Trimmed Drees
Hats, salo prico $2.05
Children's Trimmed Hata, tho latest
25c, 30c, 05c, 75o and 08c
LADIES' SUITS.
$1.05 Fancy Lawn Suits, prico $3.50
$12.00 Mohair Suits, prico ....$7.50
$10.50 Silk Suits, prico $0.00
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS.
$4.50 Mohair Dross Skirts . . . .$2.05
$0.50 Mohair Dress Skirts ....$3.05
$7.50 Fancy Dross Skirts $4.50
$12.50 Accordion Flaltod Dress
Skirts in voiles, prico $7.50
LADIES' SinRT WAISTS.
250 Porcalo Shirt Waists, 75c qual
ity, salo prico 39c
$1.50 Whlto Lawn Waists, embroid
ery Trimmed, prico 05c
$2.25 Whlto Fronch Linon Lawn
Shirt Waists, handsomoly trim
mod, salo prico $1.49
FINE SHOES.
100 Pair Ladlos' Kid Shoes, with
patent tips, $2.25 quality, prico
$1.40
Children's Shoes
25c, 30c, 05c and 08c
Men's $3.50 Fino Calf Shoos, prico
, $1.85
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Ladles' 15c Whlto Swiss Ribbed
Vests, prico Do
Ladlos' 25c Whlto Swiss Ribbed
Vests, prico 18c
Ladies' 36c Egyptian Cotton Vests,
prico 25o
McEVOY BROS.
Special Stree Cars.
Tho Kloctrlo Light nnd Traction Co.
will run oxtrn street ears tomorrow,
between 0:30 nnd (1:46, In tlmo to con
nect with tho train.
Salem in the Mines.
Tho Oglesby-Tolkington mlno in Bo
hemia is coming to tho front with a
romnrkablo good showing for tho
nmount of work dono. Assays run up
to tho $500 mark, and, tho led go shows
at such widely separated points that it
is undoubtedly a truo vein. Becently
tho superintendent following tho
courso of the vein cross-cut it on tho
hill 1500 feet above tho present work
Ings, nml found 12 feot of quart with
woll'defined wnlls. It seems to havo
all tho ear-mnrks of a mint, nnd Mr.
Talkington's many friends surely wish
him n mlno a mile long and just ns
wldo as ho wants it.
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SHOE SACRIFICE
Salem
Largest Stock
in
Every Pair of Shoes In out big ap-to-date line sacrifice!
at orjfcelow cost some at half coss.
See These Bargains
State and
Liberty Sts.,
Salem, Ore
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Marriage Licenso,
County Clerk Roland today issued
tho papers uoco&sary to pormit Miss
Hdna M. Burton to write her name
Mrs. Elmer W.lker, The gonial coun
ty clerk dlQldently eonfossed to having
signed his name to S22 of theso glory
tickets, and confessed to a desire to
bring tho list right up to date. As
the number is now 1044 nnd only goes
doublo he will havo to mako it 1000.
DIED.
ROSS. At tho family homo, corner
Thirteenth and Waller streets, Sa
lem, Or., Tuesday, Juno 13, 1005, at
1)30 a. in., Mrs, Lizzie Boss, aged
about 8S years, of stomach trouble.
Deeeased was born in New York, but
has lived in this oity for the past 15
years. She is survived by a husband
aud threo children. Tho children aro
Mrs. Kate- Smith, Walter E. and nar
ry Boss, all of this city. Tho funeral
will be held from the residence at 13th
and Waller streets tomorrow afternoon
All of Laird, Schober Ss Go's ladles shoes, fine
dress nnd street shoetj S3-G9
Ladles' best viol kid, with patent tip.' Bcgu-
lor prico $4.00. Retiring prico 2-08
Ladlos' patent colt shoe, with dull tops. Regular
prico $3.50. Retiring prico 250
Ladies, vici kid, with patent tip. Bogular
price $3.50. Retiring prico 2-50
Ladles' patont oolt shoes. Regular prico $3.00
Rotirlng price 199
Misses' vici kid, patent tip dross shoes. Begu-
lar prico $2.25. Botlrlng prico 1C9
Misses, box oalf and kid shoos, broken sizes.
Begulnr prico $2.00. Betirlng price 1-00
Mliwos' kid nnd patont toother strap slippers.
Regular price $1.35. Betirlng prieo
Children's kid and patent leather strap slippers.
Regular prico $1.15 and $1.35. Retiring price
Child's kid shoes, siros 8 toll. Rotlrlngprice
Children's kid shoes, sizes 5 to 8. Retiring
prico ,
Infants' kid shoes, sizes S to 5. Retiring price.
Misses tan, heavy sole, sixes 11 to 2. Retiring
price.. ,
Children tan, heavy sole shoes, Sfj to 11. Be
tirlng prico ...,
Children's tan, hoavy Bole shoos, 0 to 8. Retir
ing prico
Ladies' patens leather Oxford welt. Regular
prico $3.50. Retiring price 2-69
Ladlea' patent uppers, turn solo Oxford. Begu-
ular prico $3.00. Rotirlng price
Ladles' kid Oxfords, with patent tip. Retiring
prico
Ladles' kid Oxford; with patent tip. Retiring
price , .,
98
85
75
59
49
1.15
100
85
198
149
115
Al lof Edwin Clapp's manu'facturo dreaa shoes.
Regular price $5.50 to $0.50. Botlrlng prlc
Men's Cordovan Shoes. Begular price $5.00.
Retiring priae
Men's box calf shoe. Bogular prico $4.00. Re
tiring prico
Men's Idoal kid bluober. Begular price $4-50
Retiring price
Men's patent leather Oxford. Begular price
price $4.00. Betirlng price
Men's tan Oxfords. Regular price $3.50 and
$4.00. Retiring prico
Men's vici kid sshoes. Begular price $3.50.
Retiring price
Men's velour calf. Begular prlee $3.50. Retir
ing prico
Men's satin calf. Begular prico $1.75. Retir
ing price
Boys' cadet calf. Regular prico $2.00. Retiring
prico
Youths' box calf and viol kid. Begular price
price $1.35 to $1.50. Betirlng price
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Everything Goes Come an A et.
Terms Stricty Cash--KpMNffi
This Is not an old or shelf-worn stock, bat the best and cleanest line of shoes ever
iNow is yoar opportunity. No reserve tmtil every pair is sold.
Salem.
Oregon Shoe Co
at 2 o'clock.