Daily capital journal., October 21, 1905, TWO EDITIONS, Page 10, Image 10

DAXLT OAPIXAI. 30XJS3IAL. SALEM. OEEOOH. SATUEDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1905.
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THE HOP
Stockton & Co
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
MARKET
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Surpassing Dress Goods Values
Sure to Create a Buying furore
The reputation of this store as a Dress Goods depot was trrer more
pronoBt than new; competition has the effect of easting It to shine
with the brighter thaw ever lustre. W welcome eofapetitles, and
court it. Such values as we are offering t t b fensd ia this
whole Willamette ValJey.
wttuAM r. man. ntiAotxrmA.
sHEr ST
TWf QUAJUt WUM
Read's Rain Proof
Tie best rain proof ge4s
ia the world. .Bead's same
en erery piece. They eaanet
be counterfeited.
BEAD'S Eagadine Crepe.
BEAD'S Granite Sorting.
BEAD'S Double Warp Pan
ama. BEAD'S Chameleon Crepe.
BEAD'S Check Panama.
BEAD'S Armuer, etc
BROADCLOTHS
If any store should say that they
show aa ma ay broadeletbs a we do
they would only bo bragging. "We
bow nearly every grade from .the
cheapest to the best, in a well-selected
Um of eotor.
Specials
lc A YABD.
A Hue of assorted novelties and
plaid.
22c A 7ABD
Regular 35 to Me value.
41c A TABD.
Wo have added a lot of sew
thing to tali assortment. Too
should by eM means look Into tbi
offering of 50e to 11.00 values at
41e a rani.
ASS TO SEE CHAMELEON
CBEFE.
Flannelettes
MADOK FXEECE
A heavy double-faced cotton
eloth. Especially good far robes.
Patters rcry similar to rebe blan
kets. VELVET riiEEOE .
An excellent double-faced cotton
doth, napped en both aides, used for
Klmonas, House Gowns, Robes and
Wrappers.
ALPHZASEBOE
AND CBEPONETTE
Used far all purposes. The pat
teres are varied and bountiful.
Prises exeeedlBgly low.
OUTINa FLANNELS
5 to Mo. The 15c ones are called
French Flannels beeaaao the pat
teres ahow np as well aa in the
French Flannel cloths.
OUB 10c GRADES.
Include everything in desirable
patterna. The items aro extensive
and very select.
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af JMT&WWt ATVVftl?'
BUTTERFLY
SKIRTS
$3.50
s
We were first to show the Batter
er skirts. "We bad them in several
qualities, bat now we have only two
kinds left. We will sot show yes a
sMmpsy, shot together garment,
when you come, bt instead will oon
visee you that yoa sever saw so
Bwek goodas for to sswll a prise.
fl
Tho hop nwncet has been qaite
lively ia different totalities the past
week.
Ed Herren was at Jefferson yester
lay aad reeoived 19.000 poaads of eon
tract bops frosa Myers Bros.
The foMowiag hop sales have been
reported at Dallas dwiag the week:
Fink Bros, "6 bales, 1S eonts; A.
W. PUaiiagtoa, 170 bales, 15 coats;
feaael Orr, i$S bales, 12 e; "W.
W. Miller's erop, 12 eoats; I. F. Yoa
kum. 101 bales. 12 tOBts: D. Shep-
i brA 57 Ules. It eeats; Charley Hnb-
lUrd. 100 bales, 12 cents; MoBee aad
Hupaes. 4S Ul, 11 and 12 eeats; W.
L Friak, ?5 bales. 12 cents; V. T.
Foster, 24 bales, 12 seats; Peter .Has
ten, 210 bales, 12 sests; Jacob Saith,
M bales, 12 eeats.
W, B. Velts, who has charge of the
Otto Hansen hop yard, soar Oak
Grove.) was in the city today. He says
the hop crop arosnd there is nroeh
larger than expected, and .also of bet
ter quality, in faet, all are considered
very choice. He has his crop stored
here.
SALEM
AGAINST
PORTLAND
Smiles (From Hie Typewriter
Balem people will approve .Brother
Scott's saying arsen, aad close tbe
argument.
A good platform for all candidates
for aldrman I will stand up tor the
beet iBteretts of the city at all times.
The Journal believes it will be a
godsend for tho laboring men of this
city if 500 men were employed for the
next six months building new atreets
and other public Improvements.
The railroad to Tillamook has been
"assured" again. So baa the electric
road from Salem to Portland. The lat
ter will bo built soon.
SUSTJ I
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W.
If yea read onr ad yon are rare to I
get the correct shopping news. I
ADDITIONAL PEBSONALS.
FLETOHEB'S
cmumEN out fob
0 ASTORIA.
The Most
Popular Suits
Are onqueetionedly the handsomo 3
and 4 -button single-breasted
BLACK BLUE SERGES
and GUNMETAL GRAYS
An oarly inspection will convlnco
yen that our linos of samples aro the
Jmost complete in tho '
CITY
Fall and Winter Suits
$15 to $50
The TOGGERY
Steolhamxaer & Yantis,
Proprietora.
105 COMMERCIAL STREET.
If Yot Have
Any Trouble
With your eyeo or eye glas, let us demeaotrato our ability to remedy
it.
Wo haro n thoroughly equipped optical department and a complete
stock of best-quality- lessen and fracas and opt leal goods of all hinds,
We aro prepared, to do every kind of optical work fit glasses, fill oeeu
lists'. prescriptions, tvplaee broken lenses, dotre-palring of all aorta aad
do orcrythlng woU.
State and
Liberty Sts.,
Salem, Ore
Pff-Z
Justice and Mrs. E. C. Wolverton
went up to Albany today.
jU'ipe Jean is ipenqing nunuay
with bis familv in Eugeae.
M. Ward MckiaBey went to Turner
this morning to spend Sunday with
relatives.
Chaaneey Bishop went to Corrallis
today to so the PhUbmb-O. A. C. loot
ball game.
WiO St. Holes and sister. Mrs. Ger
trnde Spanlding, frosa MaoVrla, Iowa,
are visitiaguheir cousin, Mr. II. St.
HsUr.
Mrs. Mary Casebeer, of this sity, has
returned botne after aa extended visit
with Iter. E. S. Bollinger and wifo, of
Oregon City.
The Portland high school football
team arrived this morsing on the 11
o'clock train. Thoy wore mot at the de
pot by a largo number of tho Saloaa
student.
The tenderoat aad sweetest meats are
sold at Farrlngton's market. tf
CHILDREN CEY FOR
tLETOIIER'8 CASTOBIA
Class Opening
Miss Elma Welter will meet ber pu
pils, and any who desire to study plane,
after October lit.
Norwich Union Fire Insur
ance Society.
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent,
Offlco with Wm. Brown & Co., No. 120
Commercial Street.
NEW TODAY
The two teams lined op as follew:
PortUad Left end, Lewis; tackle,
St. Clair; left gaard, Mount; center,
rsrlsoa; right guard, MeDoaald; right
tackle, Cases; right end. Bradley and
Vernon; quarterback. Reed, fullback.
Kiltz; left half, Canoag; right half,
Zanders.
Salem Cary, center; Miller, left
guard; blater, right guard; Jones, lelt
rankle; Mauer right tackle; Reaaes,
Wt end; William, right end; Raodo,
quarterback; Cross, left half; Matth
ews, fallback; Catlin, right half. Subs,
Holman, Hall, Kilcs, Farmer.
HemkrsoB, eeaeh: of the Portland
high school was referee, while Xaee,
of the Willamette team, was umpire.
FOOTBALL
RALLY
The first high school football rally
ever held in Salem was hold oa the
school grounds of the Bast school last
night. A hnge bonfire was built, and
around this gathered scares of stu
dents, to show the members f the team
that they had groat coandenee ia them
and also to instill into the team some
of that spirit which makes football
aaoh a famous game, and without which
no team can hop to win.
Speeches wore made, songs suag aad
yells given. A great deal of enthusi
asm was manifested, aad. altogether,
it was a vary successful rally ia every
particular.
If the members of the team retain
their spirit until this afternoon, the
Portland boys will realise that sumo
thing has happened.
St. Joseph's Catholic.
First maM at 7:3u a. m. High mass
at 10:30 a. m. Catechism at 9:30 a. m.
Vespers at 7:30 p. m.
. Services everv evening during Oc
tober at 7:3 p m. A. Moore rector.
The
a
People's Choid
J3 THE CHICAGO STORE, JUDGING FBOM THE VAST NUMBER Cj
PEOPLE THAT ASSEMBLE IN OUB ESTABLISHMENT TOE Jg
PAST FOUB WEEKS. WE HIGHLY APPBECIATE THE rBTQj
SHD? THE PEOPLE HAVE SHOWN TJS ANDINEETUBNrOB THSa
KINDNESS WE PBOMESE FAITHFULLY TO LEAVE NO 8T0x
UNTUBNED FN DODTG OUtt rAT that IB, TRYING AlWAli1
...mi -wrr trinmr sm nnrrtfn "vnrr xtAtfrnrvn m,.. :i
NOT BE BEAT ANYWHEBE ON THE PACTFIO COAST. READ oi3
MEN'S CLOTHING.
Men's $650 Tweed Salta, prico $4.95
Men's 310 Nobby Suits, prico S6.90
Men's 312 Swell Salts, prico $9.50
Boys' $3 2-pIeco Snlta, prico $1.89
Boys $4 2-piece Suits, prico $2.75
Youth's $6 Swell Suits, prico $3.95
MEN'S UNDERWEAB.
45c HeaTy Fleeced Shirts 29c
65c Wool Fleeced Shirts 45c
$1.25 Heavy Merino Underwear 75c
$L50 Heavy Lamb's Wool Under-
wear 95c
LADIES' COATS.
$5.00 Coats, sale price $3.95
$8.50 Coats, silo price $5.90
$120 Long Bain Coats $8.90
$15.00 Long Bain Coats ....$10.90
$14.50 -Length Coats $8.90
LADIES' SUITS.
$10.00 Suits, sals prico $7.90
$14.00 -Suits, salo price .......$9.90
$18.90 Swell Suits, price ....$13.90
DRESS SKIRTS.
$L50 Dross Skirts, sale- price.. $2.95
$6.50 Dress Skirts, aalo prico.. $3.90
$830 Dress Skirts, sale price.. $5.50
CORSETS.
Warner's Bust Proof, tho best on
earth, aalo price 45c, 75c and 98c
MILLINERY.
200 Felt Turbin Hats, trimmed, all
colors, sale price $1.49
Napoleon Hats, trimmed, price $1.49
H
Hats at all prices from 95c to ujt
HII-rtft AMD DRESS GOODS
Wo aro showing all colon fa ti
now aiolro Water Weave sajj
WJ iiiumu.w, wo priCS fy
75c Black Taffeta rilk, yd ,
$1.13 30-incn black Taffeta 8flk ij
Fancy Silks and India Silk fca
25c yd np. l
60c Fancy Wool Dress Goods, 7454
76c Fancy Wool Dress Goods, ydfli
$L60 Bainproof Cloth, sale pi jj
75c Fino Albatross, all colon, ji g
Fancy Waistlngs, yd 12,c, 15e,
and 25c Jf
$15 Metallic Velvet Waistbp&
OUTINO FLAirNEIS. "
1000 yds Light and Dk Od
n.innol, yd
1000 yds Fancy Outing nasi,
yet ....
1000 yds Velvet Wool Outiai riu
nels, yd u,
12Vic Wrapper Flannels, yd ....k
COMFORTS AND BLANKER
Comforters at sale prices, 69c, Tx
98c and $1.25.
Blankets at sale price, pair, iSe,7k
98c and $L50.
CHILDBEN'S UNDERWEAS.
At Sale Prices, 10c, 15c, 18e taia
Children's Stockings, 8c, 10c, ir;jt
15c and 25c
SalemsGtfeatestGifowiiigStofi
MrFVnY RRllQ Corner of Commcr
HitCYUI DIUj. cial and Court Street
DIED.
STEFFLER. At the familv home on
21st street, ia Salem, Saturday
morning, October 21, 190$, of easeer
of the stomach, Abraham J. Stiffler,
aged 71 years.
Deceased came ot Salem from Iowa
two years ago, aad has conducted a
farm and lived in the suburbs. He
leaves a wife, four soos and one daugh
ter to m on re his departure. He bad
been atek onh about a week, although
te had been poorly for several months.
Deceased's one son a-.d dsurita!
hero, while the three iter sours!
in Iowa. Tho funeral hss set m i
been arranged for, as the tossial-fl
aro being consulted. .Asooum&I
will bo made later.
Captain Goldsnu"' w.m kiUeJfe.'l
between Weed ar. 1 Edrerool
Southern Oregon, J ting tintli
freight train. He was aged twoi
and has hveu in Ha; f . tivalMi
yoars.
Oyster Supper.-The ladies of the Cea.
tral Congregatioaal ehureh, 14th and
Perry streets, will give an ovster
sapper Tuesday, October 24th. i'riea
36 eeats. Everybody invited.
10-81-3t
Wanted. rmergetie. trustworthy man
or woman to work in Oregon,' repre
senting large manufacturing com.
paav. Salary $40 to W per BMatht
paiu wscaiy; expenses advanced.
Address, with stamp, J. H. Moore,
Salem, Or. 10-21-St
We nt
Mud Guards
and Steel Rims
And Repair Umbrellas. Best
Work at Honest Prices
fRANK J. MOORE
S68 MAIN. 379 COURT STREET.
TELEPHONE
Independent long-distance
service is acknowledged
the best wherever BellTrast
has competition.
We are independent and
will give long-distance ser
vice. We want to make it
the best anywhere. Will
work to make it the best.
Is Bell "Trust", ; Pacific
States, Sunset, etc., doing
that now?
Sooner or later you'll be
with us.
Home Telephono and Telegraph Co.
Mncy to Loan
THOMAS K. FORD,
Over Ladd A Bosh's Bank, Salem, Or.
WEDNESDAY ONLY
The Greatest Rug Deal of the
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has!
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Judging from past experience
these mir,s will not last
through the day.l
THERE IS NOT A JIITF OIJ POOR RUG IN THE LOT.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
The House Furnishing
177 LIBERTY ST.
Company
SALEM, 0J