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CHILDREN'S COATS. jfi ',l1 P lmi'! ,'1'1 ''""'"BWBBBKi
mndo up in black silk for chll- MfL S MiyW FJ A Jjtik VK1 C 1
,lren from 2 to 0 years of ago $MfGM0 " llks wS3UTiJ& BPM,nl lln" of sklrU in dk I
H to $8.7G. JaW nnpH1jLnMV and light colors. Regular $3.G0 1
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The Most Popula Trading Place in Salem
flTO0B: TO sSSt MSES"- BE0AUSB PMOES ARE TIIE PROVEN LOWEST IN THE CITY. BECAUSE THE
SMria S LSLnTtn x! D NEWEST BE0AUSE WE WORK HARD TO MERIT YOUR PATRONAOE. THIS ADVER-
jS77orSrp?TS Nf " WITH W0RDS 0P ""RNED NGTIt AND THUNDERINa SOUNDS A COLD
SrvnnJ L00KIN0 T0 TOR RESULTS. THEY LOOK GOOD IN PLAIN TYPE, AND STILL BET-
Sf IS. a? B iNIREDS F BARt,AINS T"AT A NOT MENTIONED HERB, BUT WHICH ABOUND THROUGH
OUT THI8 GREAT BHOPPINQ CENTER. SUPPLY YOUR WANTS NOW.
Silk
Cloth
and
Mohair
Suits
Greatly
RecfacdcJ
News that will bo welcomed by many women who are apt nough to
appreciate n timely offering. This season's best styles and colors mado
up in tho popular Silks, Cloth and Mohnlrln colors black, tan, red, green,
navy, brown, grey, royal and checks.
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$40.00 SILK, CLOTH AND MOHAIR SUITS
930.00 SILK, CLOTH AND MOHAIR SUITS
925.00 SILK, CLOTH AND MOHAIR SUITS
920.00 SILK, CLOTH AND MOHAIR SUITS
$20.00
?15.00
$12.50
$10.00
Our styles nro distinctive and ele
gant, yet safely conservative, showing
cxcluslvo designs. Materials of just
tho proper quality and pliancy to yield
to tho deft fingers of tho tailor nrtl
sans which gives expression to tho
gruco and shapeliness of tho garment
In fact, tho demnnd of discriminating
men nro exacting, and tho ability to
meet them are seldom found.
WEAR THESE SUITS
and if you piny as woll as your clothes
look you'll win everything.
Absolutely All Wool Fabrics In R S,
& M. Clothing.
Their label means a lot of good
things. Como in and sco what excep
tional values wo nro offering at tho
low prices of
$8.50to$J6.50
SILK BARGAINS
Tho Hems below exceed in vnluo
giving nny wo havo ever mndo. This
means moro for your money than
any other storo can possibly pro
vide Silks wcro never moro dcslrnblo
than now. Your opportunity is nt
band; tnlco ndvantngo of it
8G0 values now 69c
91.00 valuos now 73a
91.25 valuos now 83c
91.C0 values now 91.05
91.75 values now 91.10
92.00 values now $1.28
Sheet and Pillow Cases
What housekeper has too much
boddingj An unequalcd opportuni
ty to economize on bed furnishings
is presented at this sale. Koto thcio
items gathered at randem:
72x00 Dlcachcd Sheets, torn and
Ironed. Special .-.-53
72x00 extra quality Bleached
Sheets. Special G5
81x00 oxtra quality Bleached
Sheots. Special prico G8
00x00 extra quality Bleached
Sheots. Spocial price 78
81x00 horaatitcbed, 3-inch hem, ox-
tra quality. Special 78
45x38$ hemstitched, 3-inch hem
pillow cases 25
45x30 plain pillow cases. Spe
cial -18
LACE SNAPS
Odds and ends nnd short lengths
in Maltese, Valenciennes nnd Mecti
lln Laces. All in book patterns
10a values .. ....5c
16c values Sc
20c and 26c values 13c
Fancy Art Work
Moxiran hand drawn work and
Brazilian point handwork collars,
handkerchiefs, center pieces, lunch
cloths, etc. Tho highest type of art
work. Values never boforo equaled
$1.25 to $6.50
EMBROIDERED SOFA PILLOWS
Finished nnd unfinished pieces In
nntlonal colors and shading. Beit
of materials nnd work
$200 to $5 00-
New Full Length Coats
A full lino of full length coats,
which includes tho linen dusters for
women, in colors champagne, tan
and steel grey. Tho full length rain
and traveling coats, in colors tan,
ollvo and Oxford.
$3.50 to $15.00
Lewis and Clark Ties
Newest design in all wanted col
ors, embroidered in centennial col
ors., Very neat nnd attractive
GLOVE SPECIALS
Silk mesh Gloves in all slzos, in
colors tan, black nnd white. Tho
moat popular glovo for this season's
wear. Regular $1 value. Extra
special price
85
Ladies' Neckwear
New ideas cowo swarming in and
ench lato addition seems prettier
than tho former. New ones for this
week nre:
Drawn work collars, collar and cuff
sets, 75c to $1.50
Mexican hand mndo Berthas and
capo collar $5.00
Now Windsor ties in checks and
dots, 25c to G5
Kaiser collars, turnovers and stocki,
COc up to $1.25
LADIES' BELTS
Crushed Silk Belts in colors red,
green, brown, changeable bluo and
green, with gilt buckles. Tho now
thing for shirt waist suits. 33c val
ues. Special 25
MEN'S SHOES
Call and inspeet tho new Patent
Colt Shoe for men. "The Trundo,"
just right for dressy young men.
MEN'S SHIRTS
Let us talk shirts with you. That's
whero wo nro strong. Big Values at
Small Price. .Negligco Shirts for
wnrm weather, mndo in pongco silks,
mohuirs, fancy mndras, linen, eraib,
percales, sillf and wool. Splendid
assortment of sizes and colors.
85 to $3.00
Golf Shirts in unx abundanco of
patterns nnd boat materials. When
in wo wish to call your particular
ottcntion to our dollar lino. It is
tho best rnluo to 'bo found any
where and is full of good patterns.
Cuffs Attached Shirts,
$1.50 and 92.OO
Comfortablo Coat Shirts,
.$2.00
MEN'S HATS
Hats of all kinds for all kinds of
weather. Fashion now says Straw.
Try n Mashlo Btraw, tho hat for
comfort and style. Nawest shape
$2.00
New lino of Genuine Panamas,
Too well known to bo introduced.
Our prices are right
$5.nnd $0.50
Transpacific Rafting.
Mariners and shipowners engaged
In tho transpacific trado aro not like
ly to look with fnvor on tho proposi
tion of tho Robertson Raft Company
to tow logs from Northern Pacific ports
to, Bhnnghai, becauso It adds a now
peril to navigation which grcntly in
creases tho risk to tholr lives nnd prop
erty. Log rafting was introduced on
this const many years ago. Two or
moro of tho rafts first launched nt tho
northern ports pnrtcd whllo being
towed to Snn Francisco, nnd tho ocean
along tho pnths of commcrco for
months nftcrwnrd was strewn with
stray logs. No ono can evor toll how
many of tho mysterious disappearances
of dcop-sca ships which hnvo occurred
slnco theso log rafts broko up wcro
attributable to collision with theso un
mnrkod obstructions to navigation.
Tho parting of ono log raft In mid
Pacific ocean will certainly mnko tho
navigation of stenm and sailing ships
to and from tho Orient ml tho Pacific
inlands much moro perilous thnn It is
now. Tho unfortunnto vessel which
should collldo ond on with nny of tho
stray logs from such n disrupted raft
would probably novcr bo hoard of af
terward, as slio would bo apt to foun
der with all aboard.
Tho Robertson Raft Company pro
poses, however, to embark in tho risky
nnd dangerous enterprise, for tho snko
of tho enormous profit to bo realized
from log-rafting. Tho rnft to bo built
nt a northern port nnd towed to Sluing
hal is to bo larger than nny yot
flontod, which monns n correspondingly
increased inonnco to navigation. ' It is
probablo that tho business of log-rnft-Ing
cannot now bo regulntod or pro
hibited, becnuso of tho nbsenco of
any international navigation law nf-
fecting tho subject; but tho enormous
dnngcr which tho business threatens
to commcrco ought to prompt tho mart
time nations to reach nn agreement
which will cither prohibit this kind of
trafllo or regulato it so that it will
cease to bo a peril to ocean navigation.
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Natural Nurses.
Yet early in her enrerr Florence
Nightingale lnld great stress on ths
mnxlm that a "nurso is born nnd not
mndo," and sho has never fllncheJ
from that position. Sho holds that of
nil occupations nursing least lends it
self to n "formuln," as it deals "with
living bodies nnd spirits nnd can not
bo formulated llko engineering, or
numbered and registered llko nrlthme
tie nnd population. It must bo sympa
thetic." Tho nurse's art enn not be
mndo n formula nny moro than the
pain tor's.
Miss Nightingale's view of the mat
ter mny bo Illustrated by ono of hor
own charnctorlstle examples. "A great
physician was hoard to say, when
asked how ho treated pnoumenln: 'I
don't treat pnoumonln; I treat tho
person who has pneumonia.' If this is
true in medicine, in which thoro is
much that can bo tested by examlna
tlons, how much moro truo is It of
medicine's servant nurslngt Train
Ing sllont thought training as well .is
word training; long years of training,
moral nnd sympathetic as well as phy.
steal; training in tact nnd sympathy;
conduct training Is neccisary, and
progress in training enn never end, but
with a nurso's life. A good nurnc
must bo a good woman, with eympa
thetle Insight. Sho can not bo a good
nurso without."
FEDDY
GOES TO
HARVARD
Will Attend Commencmcnt
Exercises at His Old
College
Washington, D. C, Juno 20. For tho
second tlnio within a week President
Roosovolt leaves Washington tonighk
on a flying trip to New England. This
tlmo his objective point Is Cambridge,
Mass., whero ho goes to attend the
commencement exercises nt HnrvnruV
university and his class reunion. Her
will stay at Cambrldgo two days nnd
will go from thoro direct to Oystor
bay for tho summor.
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Knowing Boy.
"Popl"
"Yes, my son."
"What is a screen forf "
"To hldo things, my boy."
"Pop!"
"Yes, my son."
"Is that tho reason they screen &
ton of coal to hldo tho wolghtl"
Yonkcr Statesman,
lie Was Tnankful.
Mrs. Peck (angrily)) I can't UuA
words to express toy opinion of you.
Mr. Peck (with n nigh of rellof)
Well, I'm glad1 of that, my doar.
Chicago News.
Catarrh
Whether It Is ot tho nose, throat, stomscb,
bowels, or more delicate organs, catarrh la
always debilitating and should nsver (allot
attention.
It Is a illKhsrco from the mncous mem
brane when kept In a state of Inflammation,
br an Impure, commonly scrofulous, con
dition ot the blood.
Hood's Sarsap trill
Cures all forms of catarrh, radically n
permanently It removes th cans 4
overcomes all the effects. Get Hood's. tJ
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OIOLDBEN CBV TOB
nXTOHBR'B OABTOBIA.
Salem Box Factory
o. r. MASON, Prop.
I am in South Salem, whero you wilt
find mo for all kinds of fruit troys,
orchard boxes and bop baskets.
Miller street. Balwn. Phono Bed210I.
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To Mako tho Wilderness Blossom. and Snn Francisco. It is expected
Today Is tho third anniversary of as that that little town will see thousands
beneflclent a piece of legislation as has of visitors tolay from points many
been placed on tho national statute hundreds of miles apart. The eclebra
book in several decades. June 17, 1002, tion will be a notable event in Neva
President Roosevelt placed his signa- da's annals. Incidentally, it will hard
turo to tho national irrigation act. ly bo tho correct thing hereafter to
There was much rejoicing at the time, speak of Nevada as a rotten borough.
Thoro will, in ono stato at least, be Her new gold fields, bu particularly
till moro rejoicing today. Near Reno, her irrigation system, will stop the de
Nevada, this morning tho flood gatJ ellno in population and send future
of a new irrigation canal will bo lor- ngures upwum,
wally opened, nnd the national govern
ment will mako a beginning in its
work of reclaiming tho country's arid
lands on a large scale.
Naturally, the affair will excite a
good deal of attention in the region
it immediately affects. Excursions will
ba run to Reno from Salt I-ake City
There are something like 000,000
square miles in the arid section of th
country. It oxtends from the wettern
part of the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas
nnd Texas to near the Paelfie. Not all
of this area, of course, is arid. Some
of the most fertile lands in tbo coun
try aro in rart of it. A aonaiderablo
If you have not made a trial of
FPPIFV'S PERFEaiON,
RAKING POWDER.
Now l the time to begin,
Sold by aM Grocers
share of Jt, however, needs Irrigation
to make it valuable for any sort of
agriculture or horticulture. This will
be furnished by the act of 1002, which
starts in operation today on a big
seale. In these times, when 40,000 or
50,000 Amerieans erois the border into
Canada every year because tho supply
of cheap and fertile lands in the
United States is near exhaustion, the
necessity for relief sueb as the irriga
tion aet will furnish Is pretty appsr
ent. Nevada does well to have a jolll
fieation over the anniversary of the
placing of this statnto on the book.
Throughout the whole of the arid
traet, comprising more than a fourth
of the entire area of the mainland nf
the United States, exclusive of AU
ka, this will bo a big day in the calen
dar. St. Louis Globe.
Saying of the Sages.
The deeper the sorrow tbo less
tongue it hath. Talmud.
He bath n poor spirit who is not
planned above petty wrongs. Feltham
The generous heart should scorn a
pleasure which) gives others pain.
Thomson.
People seldom improvevwhen they
have no other model but themselves
to eopy after. Goldsmith.
Vanity keeps persons in favor with
themaelvc who are out of favor with
all othors. Shakespeare.
A perverse temnor and a discontent'
nl fretful disposition, wherever thoy
prevail render any state of life un
happy. Cicero.
OmXDBEN OBY TOB
FLETCHER'S GA8T0BIA.
Oregon Suburban Auto Co.
Automobile ear leaves Willamette
Hotel for Independence, week days, at
7 a, m. and3:30 p. m. Returning leaves
Independence at 8;30 and 6 p. m. Saa
days leaves 8alem at 8 a. m, and 3:30
p. m. Leaves Independence at OtiO
a. m. and 5 p. m. Connect at Inde
pendence with motor for Monmouth,
Dallas and all points on the West Bid.
Special for eveniag parties.
M7tf M. P. BALDWIN, Mgr.
Torture of Pxeaener.
The story of the torture of Rev. 0.
D. Moore, pastor of the Baptist church,
of Harpersvllle, N. Y., will interest
you. He says: "I suffered agonies,
becauso of a persistent cough, resulting
from grip. I bad to sleep sitting up in
bed. I tried many remedies, without
relief, until I took Dr. Klng'a New
Discovery for Consumption Coughs and
Colds, which entirely cured my cough.,
and saved me from consumption." A
grand core for diseased conditions of
Throat and Lungs. At J. 0. Perry 'j
Drug Store. Price 6O0 and $1.00, guar
anteed. Trial bottle free.
v The Lost Decoy.
II. I). Buermeycr, president of the
National Amateur Skating Associa
tion, was describing a banquet that be
had onco attended In Now York.
'it fnnnil thU Imnnuot interesting."
ho said, "and I was ono of tho last to
leave. In the cloakroom, as I was put
ting on my hat and coat, I couldn't
help noticing the woebegono look 00
tho nttendaht' face. Tho poor fellow
appeared worried and sad, and every
llttlo while ho sighed nnd muttered to
himself.
"'You seem disconsolate, friend.'
I said.
"I urn disconsolate, sir,' sold the
attendant.
"'What Is tho trouljlet' uid I.
Haven't tho guests tipped you well
tonight t'
"Tbo attendant answered in an ex
cited voices
" 'It's not only, sir, that they have
not tipped me, but they've taken the
quarter that I put in tho tray for a
decoy.' " Buffalo Knqutrer.
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A Natural Mistake.
"Those rag 'mutt bavo smoldered
quite a while before tbey broke into a
blaze; did you smell notningi"
"Yes, we smelt it," acknowledge 3
Former Harrow, "bu M'rla 'lowed It
was. that youug feller from tho city
smolln' elgareets in his room,"
Houston Post,.
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Geo. K, Tnrbell, wcond vice president
of the Hqultnblo Life Assurance Boele
ty, is the man against whom molt of
the wrath of the adherents of Jnroea
JL Hyde Is directed. Whllo nominally
tbo" troublo of the Kquiloble began
through effort at mutuallzatlon, It ap
pear now to have resolved Itself Into
a fight to tho death between President
James Vf Aloxander and First Vice
President Hydo. In tbls struggle Mr.
Tnrbell has beon recognized generally
as the forceful personality of tho Alex
ander camp, the real power behind (ho
throne. Indeed, one of the allegations
of tho Hydo arllMna Is that it was the
scheme of their opponents to get Hydo
out first, etj Alexander retire after a
year or two of service, and then make
Tarbell president.
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