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DAILY CAPITA! JOURNAL, 8ALBM, OREGON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1005
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The Stein-Bloch
Wool Test
The Clothing
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(Klullflfon mnUlBUi(Urg pr eenlcf,
tnrerbl eetten.
New arrivals for this week.
Black Unfinished Worsteds
"We show the most complete and per
fect nsesrtment of bow Blaek Stilts
shown in alt Salem. Double-breasted
Sacks,' 'Varsity cuts,
$13 50 to 2250
Fancy Worsteds
The best Bttelitos er Street Suit is a
Worsted. Wc have the French Wors
teds, silk mixed and domestics, rang
ing In price from
912-50 to 925-00
Cashmere Novelties
All now up-te-tbo-mlfltito styles in- high
grade nnd medium prleed suits fer bus
iness men, farmers ami inberers
?850 to 925.00
LADIES' SUITS
There was no mistake made by our
buyer in thla department, either
In ever-buying er selecting the
wrentf stales. We have no npolo
glee to make er explanations te of
fer. But we positively will under
n(41 all ethers. The modified prices
on our suit range from
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95to 93O
ladies' underwear 45c
An assortment of regular 78e nnd
$1 value in vests and panto will bo
fin nalo this week at 4 Be.
IttLKQ C5o YAJID
An assortment ef 76o te 1.60 quail
tie to deio out.
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DRESS GOODS
What do you think ef having dress
goods oomo in by oxpre nearly
every day. The demand for Bead's
floods baa been oe groat that wo
have boon obliged te ship them by
express in order te supply tho do
wand, L&ndadowno, .Iiodona .Crepo Haiti
Proofs, Doublo Warp Panama, En
gadina, Oropo 811k Warp Honriotta
A few ef tho popular weaves in nil
color,
SPECIAL
700 Men's Hats in all styles, colors
and kinds; regular 1180 and 8.00
grades, reduced to 31.60
SWEATERS
Men' Heavy Ootton Sweaters; reg
ular 0 te 7fc grades, reduced to
37o each
wool rLxmon
The best hygienic underwear; reg
ular 76o grade... ,,..60c
SPECIAL
Men's SwlU Oonde Underwear,
heavy wool) regular 76e quality, re
duced to 60e
UNDERWEAR
Natural wool underwear, reg
ular 1.00 value, In all otnect re
duced te .78c
UNDERWEAR
Regular 1.00 and 1.M values, as
sorted kinds, reduced to 85c
DEEUfl QOODB SPONGED riLLTJ-rOK ALL TDME TO COMB
Wo now havo two steam shrinking machines nnd are beter able .to hand.
dlo tho big rush than ever before. We shrink wkm wo shrink) wo den't
just go through tho motions. Remember it costs you nothing when you
buy your goods at our storo. t
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Wo have again prevailed upon Prof, a win, one of America' graft tost, portrait artUU, te oomo to g&lefo and
ortc In our window. Everyone lu thin oouununlty liaa beard of bUn and should avail tttemcelve of the oportun
ty of seeing flrst-oloac artist vrork. Exklbltloa will bgin In a few days.
DIED.
L1IR. The funernl of the late J. II.
1 wbe died Mtddenly at the family
homo at Marlon Thursday evening,
took placo yostorday afternoon, and
the body was interred In City View
cemjtery. Itev. H. V. llinchaw con
dusting tho srvies.
Mr. Leo wra a. pionoer of this stntc,
nod obo, of tho moot repeeted fnrmors
in tho oownty. 11U snddon dontk, while
oittlng at t)M wppor UWo with WW
family, onm m n grnt nhock to kls
bundredo of frioada, aa wdl tut to the
immediat moMbora of his own family
Ho wna born in Modton wHtnty, lav
dlann, October f, 1SB7. VWr yenwi of
bis life wr pejt to tho sorrloo of
bis country in tho, Civil Wnr, oml ef
which bo oatni with an oNvwblo rord
fer bruvery and corvico ao a true ool
' d(gr. He was married in ISM, cowing
to this country 11 ymm lator, idnee
wbiob time he bus labor for the up
building of tho county awl state.
Ho is survived by u widow and the
following children! Mrs. L. M. Wblte,
of Htnyton, and Nellie, Lenna, Idlllan,
Cbarleu nnd Chwdor Loo,
lUiODM, In this city, Saturday, Nc
vombor -I, ZWt, Daniel P. Rhode,
aged (S7 yoara, Funeral Sunday, in
terment in Olty View cemetery,
Daniel P. Rhode wu born in Law
rewM oottnty, Tndtana. on tho 8th day
of Doeomber, 1838. Ho was united lrj
worrlago o Mnrek tl, IMi, to tenth
TnUferro, In tho stoto of Iowa, to which
ntatv bo hud rom'd when II ymt
old. lUvoN chUdr woro born to
thorn 1 thro hvo gone boforo rh4
eight rowain to mourn tho Iom of their
father, and to oawfaH their mother
In tho loon of kr companion, who, for
ST yeam, chnrod with hor tho Joy ami
mHorwn of Jifc Mr. Rkodc onme to
Oregon but a fow wook-o ago, to eok ro
liof In h cbuHgo of olimato from the
Mines that atfoetod1 him, and diod at
tho homo of hia son-ln-ww and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mr. Dolany, the only mem
lra of bis immediate family residing
in Oregon. Putwrol sorvleeo were bold
at the reddenee of Mr.Dclanr,ln8outh
Balom, Sunday by the pactor of the
ImIIo M. K, church.
CUT GLASS
ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE
WEDDING PRESENTS
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Our etock of glasa offers scores of fine gift suggestions. There are
dainty ptoses of small else and comparatively small cost, as well as arti
cles of uudoubted value anyone caa suroly find am attractive gift here .
tr whatever amount tboy choose to inveet In one.
Fruit bowls, 5 and up. Bon Ben dishes, from $8.50 up. ,
Sugar and cream acts, $0.60. Knife rests, $1.80. Vase, $B.5Q to 4.00,
Wo bavo also bavo a lino of Bohemian out gjpsa vrjt gold. lbUd
Pieces that sell from $1.75 to 11.0Q- ,
TTbU U t beautiful let of glasa and niust be seca te be appreciated.
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State and
Liberty Sts.,
Salem, Ore
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Mra. Mattlo BouUiwicb-Nerweod.
When death cornea to the old, to thoce
who have posoid. tho full fowr soaeono of
llfo, it U but tho fitting and, too bar
vent timo, which moot follow tho btoa
soma of sprtng, tho maturing of com
mor, tow ripoola; of autnmn. It leave
sorrow, It lo Uoo, but sorrow softoncd
by tho knowlodf ot Ufo hoc had to
,full fraitltoM. Mot whon tho ley
noforc ox 40oiM tone too itpo or .voniJi,
rod with life'u young blood nod they
wax white and chilli and oyos bright
, with yooth and hope and nil that makes
life's springtime glad and beautiful, it
U tea heart string Woak, and oyos
grow dim with grief Ihojc prowl hie.
Tumi wan it with Mrs. Mottle South-wick-Norwood,
woo died at tho home
of her aifrtor-todaw, Mr. Appereon, at
MeMJnnvillo, at an oariy honr Uih
morning. A brido of but a fow moot ha,
the picture of health, and In the per
fect bloom of young womanhood, it
seems cruel that a life with all its hopes
and promlceo vol to bo fulfilled, soould
be so rutbleaoly blotted out.
Barn in Santa Rosa, California,
years ago Satorday, she oame.with her
paroata to this city at aa early age,
and bore she grew te womanhood.
Bright, eh eery ef a lovable, gentle and
kindly disposition, she was loved by
all with wham she came in oentaet, and
her sudden and unexpected death has
saddened many a heart.
8b a was married to W. R. Norwood
June. 3.1st of the present year, and none
of Rilera's daughters ever carried tp
bar vaew heme heartier congratulations
Of jaoro. heartfelt wishes fer her happi-
Uiejw.
The young couple made their borne in
Lee Angeles, and came to Oregon fer a
vielt less than two weeks ago, going tq
McMinavillc On the day they were
i to return to the borne of her parents
here, she was attacked with typhoid
' pneumonia. For ten days her vigorous
I constitution held out in tho Tain strug
gle, and tbea death, with ley fugers,
macro mute forever the pawbed lips,
nnd touched tho drooping eyollds, nnd
she slept.
Her poreato, Mr. and Mrs. B. P.
Southwiek, and Mia Margaret were at
her bedoide when she pad away. Bo
aide those, she leaven the following
brother and aiotoroi Mra. J. HaaUagu,
of Portland? Mrs. Oarl Baker, of Har
rington, Wn.j Mr. J. A. Balrd, of Port
land, nod Albert, Booald ami Ralph
Southwiek, of tbJ city.
TV NaoreJ will bo bold' from tho
family rooidoaoo on tho corner of Ma
rion and Twelfth streota, bwt tho time
and tho particular will bo announced
httor. Mr. and Mro, Sootawiok are ex
pooled to arrive with tho body- on tho
cvdoing'a train.
To the Friend and Neighbors,
Who so kindly offered their help
and sympathy in our hour of trouble
we wioh to extend our thanka.
Mra. S. C. Rhode,
Mr. and Mra. Okas. Dolany.
o . ,
Died at Albany.
Mra. R, N. Orlgg of Albany died at
bar homo at that placo Sunday. The
funeral will bo held in this city Tues
day morning, Immediately after the ar
rival of the 8i0 local.
Mrs. Grigge was aa aunt of Miss
ZaiiMe Palmer, of this elty.
Tho Edison's New Bill.
The Bdisoa has a new show to offer
ito many patrons tonight. In a way, it
ia a departure from the regular run of
shews that aoaie te this cosy little
theatre. Two of the best known enter
tainments en the Western vaudeville
stage are included in this bill. These
two artists are warranted to put any
number of trouble-beset people in thor
ough good bumor.
One of tho two, the inimitable Tot
Young, says an oudienco commences to
laugh at him before bo appears on the
stage. The other, J. H. Fielding, claims
to do better than that, no will prove
it to the audiences at the theatre to
Right. The Pinard Brothers in their
turn defy the lawa of gravity. There
is no way to describe their marvellous
work, but to say it is wonderful. There
will be the usual illustrated song and
aa entirely new act of moving picture.
PrloellBt ovor carefully nnd If you don't trado with us it will keep yon
from, paying too much for your goods olsowhere. If you npproclnlo gca
ulno bargains and BeK,DK good goods nt the lowest possible mnrgm of
profit trado nt the Chicago Store tho store that has grown faster thaa
any storo on the Pacific Coast.
811k Finished Velveteons, yd,
, ,,,, 30c nnd 40o
Bilk Velvets, all colors, yd 76c & 05c
60c Wool Henriettas, nil colors,
yH , 38c
06j All Wool French llenrlettnl
yd Q6c
06c Dove Colored Cashmeres, yd iOc
$1JS 6-i-in. Bain Proof Drees Coeds
yd 78c
S6c Pretty School Plaid Dress Goods
yd lee
0e Fancy Black Dree Goods, yd
30c
76c All Wool Black Drew Goods,
yd s 30e
06e Scotch All Weel Suitings, yd
48c
$f West of Hnglnnd Broadcloth,
yd $1.10
Fancy Drees Goods, yd Wc nnd 38c
1.75 Rain Proof Cloaking, yd 1.16
86e Alice Blue Taffoto Silk, yd 06c
76c Fanoy Drees Silks, yd 60s
00c Taffeta Silk, nil colors, yd 40e
IS ldk Wrapper Flanoletlei, yard
,,,, , , t,,.8 l-3c
3000 yds Outing Flannels, plain and
fancy oolorn, yd 6c, 8 141c and 10c
Wc Black Mercerized Sateen, yd 19c
It 1-ko Seieetas, yd l-3c
9c OIhm Silk Lining, yd 16c
16c Dres Canvas, yd 9c
1000 yds Standard OaUeees, yd 4c
34-In. Bleached Muclln, yd.
6c, fll-ie 8c
76c Curtain Drapery, 64 In., yd 46c
100 dooen Towels, each
4c, 6c, fll-ic, 8c and 10
18c Pillow Cases, each lll-Sc
76c Bleached Shceets, large sine 641c
Table Linen, nil prices, yd
Ne, 36c, 40, 76o
60c Wool Hfderdewn, yd. 36c
White Cotton- Bats, roll 6c
76c Outing Flannel Night Gowns,
40c
1.36 Outing Flannel Night Gowns,
.95e
Full Slsa BlankelH, gray.. ..,,256
Big Gray Blanket, 36o, 49e, 715c, p
Big Comforts, oncb 00c, 76c, 85c Qg
Knit Wool Shawls,
., ,.19e, S6c, 86c, 60e nnd 78s
Shopping Bags.. . .85e, 35c andtts
New Patent Leather Belts 18t U
Silk Bolta, all now 16c, 35c nnd 80
Umbrella 30c, 45c, ?5 Is, U
$1.06 Fur Neck Scarfs.... 41 Kt
$14K) Long Furs, vwy new, pr
198
1.76 Accordion Plaited IMtiroui
094
30c Silk Chiffon, yd lit
SO Bilk Maline Veiling, yd,. 121 St
1000 yds Ribbon, nil kinds
..lo, 3c, 6c 81-3c 181-2c nnl lit
Linen Laces
lc, Sc, 3c, fc 0 l-4c, 8 l-3e and 10
Dr&M Trimmings, tho latest
..6c, 81-3c, 10c, ICe nnd ?5o yi
Ladles' Hosiery, all kinds
10c lSl-Sc, 15c and Sfe
Children's Hoilory
..0c, 10c, ltl-tc, 16c ami S5e ft
Ladle' 76c UhIoa Suits, price 4
Ladiea' 36c wool, fleeced undtr
wear ., ,, ,, ... $8t
Ladiec' Hoso Supperters,
.10c,
15c. iU
1000 Spook Sans Silk, ajvool. . U
60 doaon Ladiec' White U. 8. Haoi
kerchiefs, each.. ,U
Men's 10 Stilts, while they last
JM
"Men's 16 Swell Suits, price 9.M
Ladles' 1.96 Dresc Shoes, price
.1.H
Lndi' li Bain Coats, price $?M
iAdics' 10 Silk Petticoats..,. 5 M
Ladles' itSO Pelo Turlmn Hals
.U
Ladles' $5 Trimmed Hats.. ..$2M
Iadlea' Suits
..$8.00, 10.50, 12.50 and 14 M
Salem'sGteatestGtowingStoifc
McEVOY BROS.
Corner of Commer
cial and Court Streets
ADDITIONAL rBRSONALB.
Harvey Newell, of Portland, spent
Sunday with Salem friend.
Mm. Stg Dnrkhoimcr and little son
opont Sunday wltk Mr. Hoover, nt
Broka.
Mra. Arthur Bend lo v4ltlng rela
tivoa in South Salem.
Mrs. M. J. Kelly, of Albany, is vloit
ing frlaoda In thin elty.
Mr. Lillian Troutmau baa returned
to bar homo at Tollman, nfter spending
several week la tho Salem Hospital.
Among tho Albany people who at
tended tho big football gome In this
city Saturday woro Mr. P. A. Young,
Mbwos VIobMto Smolgb and Leo Mil
ler, OUreMco Undorwood and Robin Kel
son. Mian Vooto Walla, of Albany, wo
la tho city Saturday to ceo the football
gaano, and nloo tr a abort vloit with
nor uncle, Hon. Ooorgo Burnett.
Hditor B. F. Irvine and daughter,
Mlof lSdno, of Qorvallla, wore in the
olty Saturday on account of tho foot
ball game.
Norwich Union Fire Insor-
ance Society
rrank Meredith, Resident Aieotl
Office wlUi Wm. Brown h Co., No, ll
Oommeroial Street,
NEW TODAY
Wanted. Straight, round oak neeij
Inquire at 500 State street ll$f
Feun(L--A pair of allvorriinmp.l op!
taolee. Owner call at this ftr u
pay ekargoa.
114k
A Dicastroua Calamity,
It U a disastrous oammity, when you
loo your h-altb, because indigestion
and- constipation have sapped it away.
Prompt relief can be bad in Dr. King's
New Life Pilla. They build up your
digestive organs, and euro headache,
dizziness, colic, constipation,, etc. Guar
anteed at J. C. Perry's drug store; 96c.
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May Postpone Congress.
Bi Paso, Texas, Nov. O.Myrea'
Opera Hou&e was destroyed by fire last
night; loss $71,000. The Mining Con
gress, which was to be held in the
opera house shortly, may be postponed,
as there is no other place in town suit
able for it.
ror Sale On hundred and v k
of sheep 1 all ewe. O, M"..
South High street.
71 1
Biff Time In Klamatn.
' Governor Ofaamberlain vlll return to
night from Klamath Falls where be
delivered an address Saturday. The
occasion was the 'ratification of the
signing with the government by the
Klamath Water Users' Aesooiatien, of
the great irrigation contract.
Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FOBD,
Over Ladd fc Bush 'a Bank, Sclera, Or.
Wanted A briout. active n n
$0 par day for the right J""1 J
at MWVk Onnimoroial str"
15. IH8.
Wanted. Unortfotlc, trwitw '
or woman to work in Orer 1 rp
sentintr larec manufattu'iri;
mbv. Salarv JO to &&i) T r !
paid weekly. Address, with tol
J, . Aioere, oaiem, ur . w
For Bent Two furnished room W
lifht. haiisalcAaninc'. Rent
oreap if token for the winter. Call
for terms at 149 Court Bt Sb
Orfon. 11 W I
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egon.
HOSPTTAL
Samaritan Hospital. Salens, OxP
Non-seetarian. ltates, $10x to I
per day. Misa Agnes O'Keefe,
perintend'ent. Miss Anna S"
Aaat Rimt. H
II 1 1 II III It 1 1 1 1 I ill r-HHi
NewEdisonTiieati
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Salem, Oregon.
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Program beginning Monday, N'e
bcr 6. Performances at 7:45 and '
Lola Tarpley, Pianist
"j.H. Fielding.
niustrated Bong, entitled
'Katie Kearney."
Pinard Bros.
Double Somersault Perf err crs.
Tot Young,
Blackfaco Comedian,
Edlsonoscopo.
Matinee Saturday. Children 5c