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DAILY-CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, lt)Ofl.
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VIGNETTES.
I seen at the Summer Cup!.
rl;.o Frocks, Dinner
,.,.!. ii.tiiililt! lints.
COff5arn.gani.ett Hiith
, ' Jug Suits. .
. -i-i in the moon should
' l ,. i- rt tlio vprv lntnaf
in ' fashionable apparel she
ft tetfer como straight to New-
. .. iifro in August worn
: .i.f will bo the reigning
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3,'ia late fall and winter toll
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Parisian mmics.
Parisian makers send
I, test to some of the fastidious
here who chop a Btyiu m.
.i ii i.pcnmos too popular, and
I'd lavishly to be always gowned
,jiance of the fashions. The girl
L moon then or any utuur mem-
I j her sex can nnu vaiuauio
hints, as to colors, materials, gen-1
ornl llnna nM.1 At. ... . . I
-.... ....v.0, ,iu ulu Bo-,caueu minor
details, thnt go to make up a really
smart whole effect.
Shoes, Gloves, 1'm-nsols.
Shoes, gloves, parasols, belts, gir
dles and sashes or the innumerable
little touches In draped veils velvet
dog collars, of those with jewelled
claps, serve to bring out the best
points of the gown and its wearer.
The mushroom hat, the one that has
the brim drooping all around, the
crown low, and the bandeaux under
neath, shares with high crown flat
rimmed shapes first place in fash
ionable favor.
The New Helvetia Silks.
Another Parisian fad that Is in
favor hero is the toilette of Pekln
stripes In bla6k and white, or tho
same combination achieved in other
ways. The new Helvetia silks thnt
come only in black or white, but in
a variety of weaves, satin, nrmure,
or a particularly soft lustrous taffeta
Special Sales
Of Ladies Black Sateen
Waists
f ,50 Values
Special Price This Week
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that wears as well as it looks", will
be In great demand by tho time so
ciety goes to winter quarters.
French Creations.
Gowns recently sent over from-
Paris are made up of these silks and
for colored satin toilettes Pnqutn,
Worth and others aro using tho soft
lustrous Sapho silks on. account of
their texture and exquisite colorings.
A gown of this fabric worn at one
of tho small dinners that are New
port's favorite form of entertain
ment, was In one of the new reds,
thnt is exactly matched by tho shade
of a plnk topaz. Another was in a
soft yellow tone nnd the set of
matching ornaments was mndo of
yellow topaz and pearls.
Illustrations.
Thanks are due tho McCall Co.,
makers and designers of fashion for
hnndsomo illustration accompanying
this article.
Semi-Precious Stones.
Matching sets of semi-precious
stones, topfaz, amythlsts, aqua ma
rines, olivenes and others of this
class are made up into bracelets and
necklaces, which are more often
than not of the dog-collar order.
Corsage pins, and various head orna
ments (not tinrras), are as much of
a fad for function dress as are
matching parasols, hats, etc, for
street attire.
Untiling Suits at the Pier.
Narragansett is very popular this
season, and at the bathing hour on
its beautiful beach, or dining In
groups of Intimates afterward in the
pavilion one recognizes many mem
bers of Newport's smartest contin
gent. As always one sees the top
notch of nttractivoness in the bath
ing suits worn here. They vary from
all black to pale pinks nnd baby
blues, but the cut and trimmings are
of the best and where elaborate
dressing is so general theso suits aro
not so conspicious as they would
seem In less ornate surroundings.
, Silk the Material.
Whatever color may bo selected
the favorite material for these suits
Is silk, usually taffeta and if a grnde
made of pure silk is used, nothing Is
so satisfactory. This material does
not cling or shrink, and holds its
color as well as anything in the salt
water.
LUCY CARTER.
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Galveston's Sen Wall
Makes life now as safe in that city
as on tho higher uplands. E. W.
Goodloe, who resides on Dutton St.,
in Waco, Tex., needs no sea wall for
safety. Ho writes: "I have used
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption tho past flvo years, and It
keeps me well and safe. Before that
tlmo I had a cough which for years
had been growing worse. Now It's
gone." Cures Chronic Coughs and
prevents Pneumonia. Pleasant to
take. Every bottle guaranteed at
J. C. Perry's drug' store. Prlco COc
and ?1.00. Trial bottle free.
VjitCiSS WEDNESDAY Atg ZZ
R0STE1N & GREENBAUM
Wd Nos. 298 and 300 Commercial St,
Salem
REBUILDING SAN FRANCISCO.
Tho City Practical Must Come Before
the City Renutifiil.
caipm nnpncibl
i A thorough business training school, skilled teachers, modern
rww. excellent equipment, conscientious service iu i.u,w. ------
Jfcool an afterwards. Wo cannot supply all of our calls for neip.
, me a, mand will be greater next y
rear.
tuc rAniTAi "ITV nF nRFflftN
i.iLunmi,v.i.. v,. -.-- . iha
an Ideal school city. Tho surroundings are exceuwu. " -J
t living Is much less than fn a larger city. If you aro lnterestea
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ter s Buccessim start in nusiness, ioc ua pu" j - -U!001
Vantages can bo .had any place, at any price. Our new
G!08ue ia ready for'mailiai?.
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W. I. STALEY. Principal
In an Interview printed In yester
day's "Chronicle," Theodore Star
rett, president of a great eastern con
struction company, and as experi
enced a city builder as tho country
affords, expressed his admiration of
tho policy being pursued In tho resto
ration of tho business district of this
city. Tho first thing for tho city to
do is to hold and provide for its
business. Business can bo dono In
shacks. Inconveniently, It js true, but
It can bo done. Merchandising nnd
Industries will occupy more ground
spaco than when tall buildings are
available, and tho offices which
formerly occupied tho lofts of many
buildings will bo temporarily thrust
back, as they aro now, Into tho resl
donee districts. But tho business of
tho city will go on. There will be
profits In It, as thero has always
been. With those profits permanent
buildings will bo erected on modern
lines, and under tho Influence of the
artistic feeling which has como with
our advancing civilization; and so,
little by llttlo but surely and In
duo season, tho city beautiful will
replnco tho city practical, which will
earn tho money for Its ultimate
adornmont.
In ,th9 maim the' now buildings in
tho business district will bo far bol
ter "liulldings than those destrpyed.
Evenl howovor, whan monoy Jb abun
dantftand In hand, it takes tlmo to
prepare even j.uy uun iui u uim
classbulldlng. It takos tlmo to let
necessary" contracts and to preparo
for their execution It takes from
six months to a year and a half to
complete the superstructures, ileafa
whilo,' If we do not do business In
shacks, wo shall not; do business at
all, and so shall bare no raeaey to
rebuild. It Is not a Lad thine that
property owners do not all get ready
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ENORMOUS
HOWS UNITED
ABSOLUTELY THE BIGGEST SHOW IN THE
WORLD," TO WHICH IS NOW ADDED THE THRILL
ING 1000-CHARACTER SPECTACLE,
FIGHTING THE FLAMES.
"2P Scenery Representing A Whole City Stage Bigger than IQQ
' Theatres Superb Costumes Magnificent Electrical Effects
MOST GIGANTIC AMUSEMENT' FEATURE EVER DEVISED.
BIGGEST MENAGERIE ON EARTH,
Tallest Giraffe Alive Huge Hippopotamus Only Rhinoceros in
Captivity Den of Giant Polar Bears A Whole Caravan of Camels
Three Herds of Elephants, and the Biggest Collection of Caged Ani
mals in the World.
SUPERB 6-.FOLV CIRCUS,
NEW SENSATIONAL FEATURES MOST ASTOUNDING OF ALL,
SALVO'S FEARFUL TRIP TO THE MOON,
THE MOST HAZARDOUS FEAT OF ALL.
The Greatest Acrobats, the Foremost Riders, Incomparable Aerial
Displays, Athletic and Gymnic Stars Supreme, Groupes and Companies
of Trained and Acting Animals Gigantic Company of Funny Clowns.
Three Rings, three Stages, Hippodrome Concourse and Aerial Enclave filled with
THE WORLD'S FOREMOST ARENIC-STAR8.
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GORGEOUS FREE STREET PARADE,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.
THE MOST ELABORATE, LARGEST PAGEANT
EVER SEEN.
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TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY at 2 and 8 P. M. Doors Open 1 Hour Earlier.
ONE CO-CENT TICKET ADMITS TO ALL.
CHILDREN UNDER 12 YBARS OLD, HAI.P.PRICQ.
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RESERVED SEATS AND ADMISSION TICKETS CAN RE SECURED ON SHOW DAY AT PATTON BROS
BOOK STORE, AT THE SAME PRICES CHARGED AT THE GROUNDS.
to rebuild at one time. Tho street on
which such operations were going on
would bo Impnssablo during the pro
cess. Nor could labor and material
bo had. We are doing well chough.
Wo aro transacting tho business by
which tho city Is supported, and aro
winning tho admiration' of observers
for the energy of our efforts nnd tho
rapidity of our progress. Thero are
as many first class buildings nt this
time In course of construction or re
construction as exlsltlng facilities
can well provide for. With tho clear
ing of streets and tho restoration of
services, facilities will Increase, nnd
as labor Is released from tompornry
work, permanent construction will
receive a new Impetus. Wo have sur
prised tho world by tho rapidity with
which wo have prepared temporary
quarters. We predict that thoro will
bo a still greater surprise at tho ra
pidity with which tomporary shacka
ui'o roplaced by permanont buildings.
S." F. Chronicle.
GAME DOGS AND GAME.
A Roiuiii'kulilo Instance of the Iiillu
ciu'c of Heredity.
Tho setter ato tho mutton chop
greedily, but ho would havo none of
tho pnrtrldgo bones
"A good game dog," said his mas
ter, "can't eat game. Its tnBto 1h re
pugnant to him. This is a remark
able instanco of tho inlluenco of
heredity.
"Game dogs hnvo been trained for
many generations not to eat tho game
tho birds and rabbits nnd what not
which they bring back to tholr
masters In their mouths. They havo
been trained to consider thnt tho
eating of such gamo would bo a dls
graco and an unpardonable Hln, tho
samo as bank clerks hnvo beon traln
,ed to consider that tho pocketing of
a fow dollars from tho mlllioiiB thoy
annually handlo would bo a disgrace
and a sin.
"And tho result In tho gnmo dogii
enso hns beon thnt this moral nlihor
ronco of gnmo, suggestor to thorn by
their masters, hns been transmitted'
In Us pnssngo down from ono gonorn
tlon to nnothor, into nn actual pbyel
cnl nbhorrenco In tho mutter of
'game, thanks to heredity, gnmo doga
now aro never tempted. Thoy can't
sin.
"It would bo a good thing for pol
icy holders if, In tho samo wny,
man's moral disinclination to steal
had been changed by heredity to nn
actual physical aversion of othor
pcoplo's monoy."
The Texas Wonder.
Cures nil kidney, bladder and
rheumatic troublo; sold by all drug
gists, or two months' treatmont by
mall for $1. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2920
Ollvo street, St. Louis, Mo. Send
for testimonials. Sold by Stone's
drug stores. dwlyr.
AM Oregon Wfll Be at the
STATE FAIR Fo J 906.
FomSept, JO to J 5 inclusive at the State
Fail Gtfotmcfs Nea Salem
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In both quality and quantity of exhibits, and in every other way, it will he the
greatest State Fair in the history of Oregon.
Never before was there such widespread interest in this institution.
A visit to the State Fair of J 906 will be a liberal education.
It will show you what Oregon has done, and, more important, it will point the
waylto the magnificent possibilities of the future.
No one can afford to miss the Oregon State Fair for 906. Few patriotic peo
le who can spare the time will miss It.
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