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DAILV TAPI TAI. .mi ItXAL, SALEM. OREGON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1000.
WHAT'S
THE
t-
USE?
Why squander your money no cllessly for ti tailor-made suit of
clothes when you nut obtiilu Ju t as good materials, ni lino work
manship mill perfect lit lit our icndy-to-wcnr.
FALL AND
WINTER SUITS
Not only do wo keep up with tlm times hi the mutter of stylo hi
men's clothing mid furnishing, hut wo keep AHEAD OF THE
TIMES, mid, what's more, no gtiitrniiteo satisfaction. Call ami In
"sjiect our full Block of RiirmcntK, It nets as Its own Milcsmnii.
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G. W. Johnson & Co. Salc5,;egon
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WORKING FOR WATER WAYS.,
(lovornor Chnmborlnln la working
hard to havo a largo dologatlon go
from Oregon to attend tlio National
Rivera nml HnrborH Convention.
This gathering of inon from ovory
utnto will moot In Washington, I). O.,
cm tho 7th o( Deoombor, whim Con
gress moots for tho short session.
It In oxpooted that it rlvurs and
harhoni niiproprlatlon hill will pntis
nt tho short semlon of Congross
TIIH FIRST I.V MANY YEARS.
Tho great waterway convoutlon
will demand that at lonst fifty or six
ty millions annually liu oxpomlod on
Improving watorwuya.
Tito uvorago oxpoitdltnro for many
yonrH has bosu ahout nineteen mil
lion dollars. Home tlmos linprovo
monts huvo falluil hooniiso no mouuy
wan to ho had.
Tho amount spout auniinlly now on
tho army apd navy romos uour ouo
Dyspepsia
It an indication that tne
hundred million dollars each, and
THE WATERWAYS FOR COM
MERCK ARK NEGLECTED.
To this ond Oregon Bhould ho well
roprosontcd, and tho Portland Gham
hor of Conunorco will sand n number
of dologatos.
Coos Day Chamhor of Commcrco
has raised $500 to sond dologatos.
Governor Clinmhorlnln has appointed
flftcon dolcgntcs at largo, nnd will
appoint in oro If ho enn And porsons
who will go.
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WORK OF THE Y. M. O. A.
stomach and other digestive
organs are weak, tire
debilitated. It causes no
end of achee and pains and
is most common where
people bolt Uteir meals and
hurry and worry as they
do in t&s country.
Hood'sSarsaparilla
ctres dyspepsia It has "a
mastetouch1' to this disease.
For twtlmoitUh of Vemarkabla atm
M4 for Sk a Dy? N 5
cTTlte4 cCTewS, Moo.
Tho Snloin Y. M. C. A. has boon
malntnluud for flftcon yonrs, and now
has a lnrgor and nioro comfortablo
homo tbnn ovor.
I)y nddlng a swimming pool tho
practical valuo of tho athlotlo dopurt
niont has boon INCREASED AND
MADE MORE POPULAR.
Thoro Is a vital interest In sustain
ing tho work of tho Young Men's
Christian Association In this city,
Tho night schools conducted hy
this Institution tiro n great hloHRlng
to many a hard-working young man
who would not othorwluo got any ed
ucation to spoak of
It Is a pity that such night schools,
could not ho oponod for mnuy'young
girls and womon, who nro deprived
of tho ounneo of gottlng tho KXOWL
EDGE OF THE COMMON SCHOOL
I IRA NCI IKS.
(Jotting this education within
roach of thoso who cannot, go to
sohool or husluoss collogo In tho day
tlmo is not tho only vnlunblo work
dono hy tho Y. M, C. A.
J It has a good offoct ua a rnllylng
, place for tho young inon who como
to Suloni from othor phicos to work
or go to school. Tlioy havo a gym
nasium nnit' roadlng room nnd othor
attractions,
Thero Is not n luminous man In tho
city who could not woll afford to
tako out a monihorshlp and Bend
hoiiio omployo' thoro for tho prnctlcal
bonotlt It would bo TO SAY NOTH-
'lN(l OF THE MORAL ADVANTAGE.
J Evory 8alom business man nnd
professional man If ho cannot tako
advantage of tho Y. M. O. A. himself
should assist soino young man In gut
ting Its boneflts.
TELL THE PEOPLE
Small tutylngi art) tho founda
tion for futHro rlihes If you will
trnly pcrsltftcHtly put them away
Hhett) they will ears iHtweat.
WHwt W you can mm) only n
few Akn or Hkkle day -therw
r nUut to W many more days
ti yw Ifrf, awl thve swmll say
OfHNl UVUt MTMt with
m tmd hit m W yw mvw. It
GREAT
CHANGES
JMHWHtmelHWIM
Carpenters and Mechanics In II
vaoe the tilers Piano House
and Begin to Dj Things
Big Improvements Under Way
--MuchSp ceto Ee AJdid.i
- Fine Business Being Done
by the firm
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CVriNt rfitfnaej Hani:
About your goods, and your prlcej,
nml loll llinin ) iviiili tin ....
has hut ouo log to stand on; truth
is niwnys souaiy uuilt upon two.
Honost advertising backed with hon
est valuo Is a dual combination that
will snatch victory from dofeat In
tho face of many overwhelming con
ditions. This Is tho first stop; tho second Is
llko unto It In Importance tho me
dium. Wo Know Tho Journal Is a
paying Investment for tho Judicious
advertiser, bocauso It Ima tlmo and
tlmo again pulled results for Its ad
vertiser. Tho reason Is slmplo tit,
gets thero, gets beforo tho ' people
who mnko your business, people who
look for nnd read tho storo naws.
O'
Tho Pacirto College basketball!
team has withdrawn from the league ,
reconuy loruiea, uecausa its members
And tho sehedulo too heavy for them.
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Football muy bo abolished in tho
Portland high school for tho rest of
tho season.
(Reproduced from tho Journal
Portland, Oro., of Nov. 10.)
Instead of tho sound of tho planp,
tho nolso of tho hammer and saw
aro tho predominating factors at
prosont nt tho storo of tho Ellers
Plano House, on tho busy music cor
ner of Washington and Park streets.
Possession has nt last been secured
by tho firm of tho upper, floor nnd the
additional space which Is to bo ndd
od to tho firm's quarters, and tho
work of remodeling tho building Is
being rushed forward as fast as pos
sible Tho long delay which tho
hotiRo experienced In securing occu
pancy of tho uppor floor Is a matter
of which tho public Is awaro, and has
boon a subject of deep concorn to
tho Ellors company, who havo been
at tholr wit's ond to know how to
handlo tho immenso business of tho
paBt fow months.
A reporter who mado tho rounds
of tho now nunvters yestorday found
Mr. S. J. McCormlck, tho gonial vice
president nnd malinger of tho firm,
busily ongnged In directing n dozen
things In ns many minutes, lioro,
thoro, and ovorywhero, but with nil
his ovortaxed tlmo, ho took long
enough tlmo to show tho nowspapcr
man through tho maza of pianos,
carpenters nnd general confusion.
Said McCermlck: "This Is tlio
worst Imntjltmblo mess for n music
storo to 'go through with, hut tho
hnttlo will bo worth tho Btrugglo, for
when wo complcto thoso oxtonslvo
changes which aro now undor wny,
wo shall havo tho finest' music house
In this pnrt of tho country. Wo shall
havo In addition to our first nnd bnso
niont floors, a spaco on tho second
floor oqual to n full quarter block.
Wo shall havo a lino broad Btalrway
loading from Park streot to our sep
oml floor, upon, which will bo locat
od our main salosroom, embracing
2500 squnro foot of floor Bpace, our
organ doparttnont with an additional
1000 squaro foot, n spacious planoln
dopartmont, publicity department,
nnd a numbor of woll adapted
studios. Our main snlosroom will
ho splendidly lighted nnd well von
tllatod, nnd our pianola dopartmont
will bo tho finest of Its kind probably"
on tlio const; this room will havo
sound proof walls, and will ho ar
ranged In ovory particular to host
moot tho demands of tho purposes
for which It will bo usotl. Thero
will bo convoulont olovntor sorvlco,
bringing tho second floor within oasy
accoss, and this second floor will bo
removed to n considerable dogreo
from tho nolso and contusion ot tho
stroot, which will bo much nppro
elated by thoso who nro ongnged
ospHclnlly In tho soloetlon of pianos.
"Wo shall continue to maintain
on our first floor, our rocolvlng, ship
ping, repair nnd tuning departments,
ns woll us our Phonograph Dopart
mont, which Is growing to unusual
proportions.
"lluslnoss has boon phonomonal
during tho pnst fow weeks, nnd 1b n
sign that tho olty of Portland nnd tMo
outlro north Paclflo coast section Is
In n most prosperous condition per
haps mora so than even In Its pre
vious history. Wo "havo boon sond
lnd pianos In carload shipments to
our branch houses, with rnpldly-ln-creasing
frequoncy, nnd still tho call
comes from our outside representa
tives for 'more pianos.' . Our local
sales havo boon especially gratifying
too, and everything Indicates a won
derful fall and winter trade."
Profit Sharing Sale
X-RAYS
TO CURB A COM IX OXK DAT.
Take LAXATIYK JH0K ariftlM
Tsfrtyu. Iruii4 ntmi ? It;
tt folia to cvr. . If. OftOYrt:
Mrs. Potter Palmer la In tho
Washington "social swim" for all
sho Is worth.
As ono cesult of tho flood, tho pub
lie cah get a rest from Seattlo's as
sertions about tho also of herself.
"You people havo not the energy
to nppreclato tho valloy In which
you live," are tho words ot the su
perintendent of tho California exhib
it at tho Lewis nnd Clark fair, In
talking to Judge Galloway,
&
rm
If You Can't
Come, Phone
One-third off
on
Prescriptions
Today
Goods
Delivered
Free
Phone Main
144 or 933
:YESTERDAY:
Knded our llrst year in business In Snlcm, nml It has certainly
been n phenomenal one. Tho business lins grown from n very small
business to tho largest In tho city. To show our appreciation of
the patronage tho people Iinvc given up wo will glvo on Saturday,
November tho 17th, whnt wo call n profit sharing sale. On this
dntc ao will sell nnytlihig In tho store, except n few contract goods,
nt cost. If you need or expect to need
A Fountain Syringe,
Hot Water Dottle,
Hair Dnish,
Hazor or Pocket Khlfc, I
Sponge, i
' Itazor Strop, r '
Shaving Soap,
Shampoo Soap,
Toilet Soap,
Glycerine,
Spirits Camphor,
Ollvo Oil, -
Ilronio Laxative Cold Cure,
Perfume, . I
Toilet Wntcr,
Diamond Dyes, ' -t
Vampiro Cleaner,
Toilet Paper,
Patent Medicines.
Or anything clso In the store.
l
COME TODAY
November 17th, nnd wo will glvo you n bargain. Thli Is no ad
vertising bchcino to get your money, It Is simply nn opportunity to
thank you personally for tho patronage you havo seen fit to giro
us during tho past yenr. Our stock Is new nnd tho most complcto
in Snlcm, everything is tho very best money can buy. Our prc
scrlptlou department is tho delight of most every doctor In Snlcm.
Why? Dccauso It Is presided over by sober, conscientious men
that know their business. We mwer substitute or mnko mistakes.
No matter who your doctor Is, bring your proscription to us, nnd
wo will (111 it correctly nnd savo you money. If you hnven't been
n customer of ours now is tlio-tlino to start. Your credit Is good
hero if it Is any place In town.
Red Cross Pharmacy
SUCCESSORS TO STEINER DRUG CO.
Jerman & Ward, Proprietors
Corner State and Com'l Sts
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SUNDAY
SERVICES
rirxt Christian.
Tho First Christian church will
holds Its services In tho east ond of
tholr now building on tho cornor of
High and Contor streets. Gntranco
nt oast end for tho prosont. Sermon
by tho pastor at 10:30 a. m. Theme:
"Christian Decision." Dlblo school
nt 12 m. Junior C. E. nt 3:30 p. m.
Senior C. K. at 0:30 p. m. Evening
sormon at 7:30 p. in. Thome: "Tho
Itoal Conflict." A very cordial Invi
tation oxtondod to strangers and vis
itors. D. Errott, pastor.
FJrs.t Methodist.
Itov. W. II. Sellock, pastor, will
preach at 10:30 a. in. on "Tho Gos-
pol Records Are Thoy Credltablo
und Their Testimony to tho Dolty ot
Josus." At 7:30 p. m. the final sor
mon on tho Prodigal Son. Subject:
"I'lin Dlni. nml Mm rV.na ITl.
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question box will bo opened nt tho
evening sorvlco. All nro cordially
wolcomed.
St. Joseph's Catholic.
Rev. A. Mooro, rector. Twenty
fourth Sunday nfter Pentecost. First
mass at 7:30 n. m. Catechism nt
9:30 a. m. High mass at 10:30 n.
pi. Ycspers and bonedlctlon at 7:30
p. m. At high mass tho Forty Hours
Adoration will begin, closing on
Tuesday evening nt 5:30 p.' m. Rev.
Fathor Leo, O. S. B., of Mt. Angel,
nud Row J. J,. Durrl, of McMlnnvllle,
wll bo In attendance. Mass on Mon
day' and Tuerday morning nt 8 a. m.
Evonlng services nt 7:30 p. in.
First Congregational.
Center and Uborty streets. F. E.
Dell, pastor. Preaching nt 10:30 a.
in. and 7:30 p. m. Rov. Howard N.
Smith, of Portland, will preach at
the morning hour. Tho pastor In the
ovonlng. Thome: "On Guard."
Sunday sohool at 12 m. Young Peo
ple's meeting at C:3P p. m. Prayor
meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. in.
Sunday school teachers' meeting af
ter prayer meeting. Strangers wel
comed to these services.
St. PauVt Kptscaiwa.
CKemoketa and C&urca strwts.
Rer. arr O. hue, rector, Twaty-
tklr Sunday afttr Trlalty. Holy
school nt 10 a. m. Morning prayor
nt 11a. m. Evonlng prayor at 7:30
p, m. All welcome.
Central Congregational.
Sorvlcos conducted by tho pastor,
P. S. Knight, nt 11 n. in. nnd 7:30
p. m. Sundny school at 10 a. m.
Endeavor mooting nt C:30 p. m.
Dlblo study Thursday ovonlng.
Strangers niwnys welcome.
Lutheran St. John's.
Rogulnr services nt 10:30 a. m. In
tho Germnn Lutheran St. John's
church, cornor of Contor nnd Four
teenth 8troots. George Engel, pas
tor. Vew Park U. D.
Church Borvlcos at Yow Park U.
n. church. Sunday morning at 11
a. in. Evening at 7:30 p. m. Sun
day sohool at 10 n. m. Oscar A.
.Marti, pastor.
W. C. T. U.
Rov. Ollvo Kylo will address the
gospel tomporance meeting Sunday
at 4 p. m. A cordial Invitation to
ovory ono.
THROUGH PIRK AND QUAKE.
C H. Hinges Refilling Watch That
Stood tho San Francisco
Disaster.
C. H. Hinges, tho lowolor. la nn.
gaged In putting now works In n
suvor Hunting caso wntch that wont
through tho San Francisco Are and
oarthquako without harm to tho mns.
slvo case.
A San Francisco gontlemnn who Is
staying In Salem for tho present
brought tho watch to Mr. Hinges to
havo new works put in, The watch
was left hy Us owner In -a desk In
his office on tho tenth flqor of the
Spreckles building and was found in
tho ruins weeks nftorwards and Iden
tified by the owners mnnn,n un
LB. II." .engraved on tho case. Tho
r uaa mrnea tho sllvor black, oxl
dUed It In n mannor ami tho ,,-
asked that It bo allowed to retain
all tho tarnish given It In the mem-
oruuto nro.
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The Im Wcw.
Cures an kldnoyt bW4w Mi
rhenmatl treuble: sold t.v n !-
,.or tW0 'a0011' trett fcy
for tl. Dr. w . ...I
,OHw trt, $ Lota Mo
w UUmoaUiL ftM w m....
Tho Coming IInttlcililp.
Wnshlngton, Nov. 17 It ffotX
bo snro to say that the battlew
about to bo built by tho Unit'
States government, as a stand-olU
tho BrltlBh monster DrcadnoujK
will bo of 20,000 tons dlsplaremtt
nnd will bo cnpablo of tho carriJ?
ot ton 12-Inch guns. Fronilnes
porsons In tho navy departratmt tm
a vessel with sixteen -inch gum
thoy could bo so fitted so as to p
tect torpedo nttack both astern '
ahoad. It is stated that Ave aW
aro belnc considered A promltW
naval export has stated, "We W
build n good and strong vessel, ot
thnt shall bo an honor and a soaro
of protection to our country but ?
til tho nlan 1b flnnlly selected "-
bo submitted to congress very IM-
of Ijts design will bo known to tfc
outside world. Jnpan has corameo
tho building of two vessels, wW?
will undoubtedly bo equal If no' ?
porlor to tho Dreadnought, and
Shall havo to seo the raise of
Japs nnd go one or two better, t
io loft out In tho cold, as regtf
pnvnl preparedness."
Tho construction prlco must
exceed $0,000,000.
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Nevada to Lewi Mining S'4)
New York.Nov. 17. Mr. Tboi
C. UnhlnRnn. wfill knOWD la W
mining circles, has arrived bl
Ho states that owing to tho P5
of now claims and tho latrodartl
of now nnd Improved plant, fr!
which was now second, ooly to co
rndo. would be far In tho iw0.1.
year's time, Now roluos sr J
opened un all over the state an "U
ore bodies aro largo and wrrf
slstent values that will go P
tho ton.
to1!
t.. t,..-t. n S. B..rf'
'Anirol nt-rlvaA In HlO fltT tall "
Inir. and will remain forTrIt1
Uu T.luUuPnt OB M-"
Henry'D, Baldwin. Supt C
ter Worka, ShulUburg. wh
H1 VllCn faj - - i
hut i aava sever received
t uitn t uuj nallwd' "T.
'meat far rkMimatlsni aaa
'Ulak H ta lH. llnlmaaf .
atatttura on mm tec, Sk.
fWJ. n zi .s
t wnom
rowmaatoa at 7:10 a. u, 8oa4ay
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