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holiday vacation with hla par-
Old People
enta here.
George Itudolph loft this morning
for a business trlr to the towns on
the west side.
Miss Bertha Jennings, of Spring
Valley. Is visiting Miss Claudia Lynn,
ot East SRletn.
JIlss Edna Bertsen, who lias been
visiting Mary GIddlngs, returned to
Springfield today.
Miss Lillian Hardwlck. after a vUlt
at her home In this city, has returned
to Cove. Oregon.
MIsj Helen Oleaton returned Inst
THE WORLD Of WHITE
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AND ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE WITH OUR
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BEGINS THIS MORNING
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
THROUGHOT THE
ESTABLISHMENT
Every article In the house, except a few contract goods, will be forcefully reduced during this sale
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whh.ii uesiiib uus mummy, ncarc unginuiors 01 uiese uimous sales lor uregon.
eg MUMMiggngm2jnh
i fin f. ijiAy
TODAY ONLY
OUlt Mil COXHKCUTIVK WKPNKSDAV SPKCfAL. AS A GRANT)
OI'HNINO IIAItGAI.V KVK.VT FOIt 11)07 AND ALSO TUB SEVENTH
ANNIVIJIWAItY OP OUlt IIU8IMISS IN' THIS BUILDING, WIS OF
rmi A. M.VK OF
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
COATS AND DRESSES
mulitlng of tlio neurit styles In
miuiUhI nmu-rlnl anil color. A rrnnd
opHirtiinlly to protldo for the girl nt
a ridiculously low llgure, N'ono Hold
until Wrrinrxlny, January ii, nt H:!IO
n. in. No trlrnliono orders received.
Half
Ladies' Coats
The clovorfit eontelt of the
mien in the host material.
Thor nr numerous bargain
In till vtetien tltat Insures
ewHbln t yNr itklnpc. and
at prise much under the ordinary
Handkerchiefs
A wide nod varied rtltJoti
of handkerchiefs uh pretty
corner design f ihww mate
rial worth nrarly dnuUin
whet we ask
SPECIAL PRICES
UttWJAM
Umbrellas
, Tlmo to think of umbrellas.
Plenty moro rainy days eomlng.
Our line comprises tlio best and
latest nurelUe and staple handles
with dependable covering. All
ralHe are the best to be (oh ad
at the prlee.
Special Prices
Overcoats
No matter what your Idea may
be of the becoming overcoat for
yen, we can show It to you from
the "regular" modol to the ultra
fashionable garment, and every
one of the beet materials nad col
ors. Special Prices
Men's Clothes
The best assortment, beet values
shown In the city; lowest prloes for
equal trade la the entire story briefly
told. Could you expect more?
Special Prices
IMa
MmmmtimmmimimtjmmmmmMmm
House Coats
of fine vurl.'ty to soject from The
-m .r i-ta.ii. ,1,1.., and 00ior, Th8
lltllf lot IS
REDUCED ONE-POURTH
F
iliiB to OkUhouu.
Frank 8 HamillOH. the ll-'
Vttowa clerk is the eiplr tf llurtmi
A HamlUe. Uti yesterday tor lte-
rrka, Kaas&s. where he wtu vtu rel-1
auivi iw X4Ms te UWahama to
engage lu buMaMx. Frank ha the
hst wlhe f ht many friends he
far sucrft.
Newport
Agates
CITY NEWS
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iird hi mav df.l.m-d
"Hun Juji... A-ttii ri...
Una I art-omit or Sili. Ikium and
"""' oeiR. cv-txeutocs of the
estate f Theodore His, dtttfa!.
wan afc ftMKoved. L A. l'llc
chief clerk U the at!loe f ftg Uhlud
ha. WiM H tk ,Jty jptHda- a.
Umdlng: the fuHeral ti the utstltak.
rt M. ThOHiwn.
Ntr iKfor have tlwe
so popular Ju Balcm.
8ts Z i-" utui can
juo by trtldflt and oretary.
I lt.il.i.
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w nave urn ih ..i.. . ...... . i
, , .. , (MSUI ,vr (vllMt.
Irk and rt rpared to polUh
4 mewat them on short soUm.
This will be w KmttmYWiiMio b
vWtftw t rfuwf a they caa haw
ier scsiie mmthM at houio at any
A DoUcHjon of Iiuoortunt Far.
graphs fcr Yonr CVKtKkWratiun
Von Cn Ort Sun t Wtxnl
At the sawmill BB shwt noU.
1'hoa, $S. lM7f.
Uee tell HuiU write Jehu nuv
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sooerat delivery. envor. 1 :!.
N'otlw ef Annual .Mcx-Uhk
The aauual wteUur of the Mutual
Canning Company will be held at
the cannwy on January g ige; at
l o'clock p. ru. All luotubor. r...,-.. .. ..
.i . ..... .. ---."-- xoiuifi, n, i, T. jr ,
w iveitBu Mutual Canntnir ri.u m.. . i
- -..- .....muvuc im ei the w. n
T. M., .Vo, 6. will Install offloers,"thN
veH,aB m melr hall on State tlW
Personals
m
a HLNStL hMsfct
You Will IiikIi
If you eaJay
hmur. sparkling vU, fine elMl0jOn,
hwr Jlly toMsht at S p. w. af the
r irsv Aietnodist Qhartjh.
I
Portland.
to her
We ai have n hd a suull
stock of :Mluhed Hent for alx
u lUrUr Htio-.
" it. M-it
Jflly Timlsht ""
The he eiuertaiiiweot e the
Jr hMlrM ai the Meth4 ehiireh.
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BARR'S
HEWELRY STOW
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itJ .f;,, thte ev.
. x-.-. IWUMM r aa.u it
iUAE cipaie4n w4eme.
FroUto ltudttf
)l attendanco doslred.
Huncral nt I O'clock
The funeral of th Uto ii J
ley wW be hehl from IV ir 'C.M
Jrt wv thle atteriiMn L !
DuiU for OnoiH
0Ytr Ohawberlaiu ikia .k.
l atpolid A. m. IuV- - nf
f WiNMrt the state of qsoa :
vr. Colorado JaMary M a-
At St. Louis to.ini' mi.. ..
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m " today.
J!5T Uttl '" this
"weiiitg to Turner.
" a M. Par r
" m this omnE
.nu .m. sho returned
home In Turaor today.
"a,w K. yatoh of s
Mrs. William TavW i
vIMe to i, (SLkM Bone t0 Cor-
MLu i ...- .:.7"r l th oJtv
T ! - iT . b -4 a2s
& A IkfSSM.' JT . .-4. sTP ISF 7W MM LJt
.juiu siww i. MtiBrfiuiM.' -i rv i i .'Twxiy p . ' r u m
WJBf sPl. JBr MLS I -ft ir ik vkyKBI I
I TlaraS9 'JraLMiKMKrJ " J1 'WziHxifim? I
I nJip "a 4 3KTSJW I
Miss Jessie McCorwIck and sister,
Miss Jnanlta. left Uiui morning for a
visit In Portland.
-.. -!- n Penlr returned yes-
terday from Portland, where fhe has
ben visiting menus.
Mrs Austin, the medical student,
returned last evening from a visit at
her home In Kalrvlew.
Mr. J M. Ditrette, Mrs. T. G. Hall-
and Mrs. n. P. Boise lett tnis
ey
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r imslStl )T,JrtK3lleWvN4ifLrA.
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mms&au&Mr i
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wrixsm01 ik
Price Ji I
i
morning for Portland.
Chester Murphy, the skating en
thusiast, is in the city on business
pertaining to the new rink.
Miss Ellen Teter returned to Ore
con City this morning, after visiting
friends and roiatlvos hero.
Mrs. J. X. Groshong, of Gorvals, is
under treatment at the Willamette
sanitarium, and Is Improving.
Frank Rhodes, formerly of this
cltv. now of Antelope, is visiting
friends nnd relatives In this city.
Miss Prudence Goodhue, who has
been visiting friends here, has ro
turned to her home in Portland.
D. B. Wation returned to Pendle
ton yesterday, after having trans
acted business hero for sevoral days.
Mrs. M. E. Howard, who has been
visiting Salem friends nnd rolatlves,
has returned to her home In Port
land. Mlse Gladys Riches, of Tumor, ar
rived In the city this morning to re
sume her work In Wlllnmotto Uni
versity.
L. L. Robinson, who has boon vis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Robinson, left last evening for
Brownsville.
Fred Lcgg, tho nrohitoct, nftor
spending News Years with his family
hore, returned this morning to his
ofllco in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Goorco Burrls wont
to Jefferson to visit friends. Mr.
Burrls is the well known candy
makor of tho Spa.
Mrs. Charles Slopor nnd children,
of Ralnlor. who has beon visiting In
this city, left this morning for Wood
burn, en route to nor home.
Rev. C. C. Evans, of Albany, camo
down this morning to visit frlonds
He was formerly pastor of the First
Christian church In this city.
George A. Prlchard, formerly of
The Journal, but now city editor of
the Albany Horald, spent laBt oven
Ing In this dty visiting old friends.
Mrs. Bmnm Nettleton and daugh
ter, who have been visiting the for-mer-g
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Sol
Worden. left this morning for their
home in Portland.
Miss Dortha Enslend slater, Mies
Anna, after spending the holidays In
this city have munil to their home
in Albany.
Rev. and Mra. Reynoida and little
ou. who have been visiting rela
tlves here, have returned to their
home In Philomath.
Mrs. Qeorge Ijrnes and femiiv
who have been viattine mm i u
Kouand. left thia moraine for their
home in Jefferson. Mrs. Lvm t. .
shrter of Mrs. Holland.
Mra. Claude Knight, of Tk ruii
who hu been spending the holidays
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Fawk, of Fan-mount Hill, returned
home this morning.
Prof. Albort Manning tv-), i
been visiting his parents, Mr. and
."m. wni. .Mannlnsr. of thto .. i-..
this morulas for Portland ..
to Palo Alto, where ho Is engaged as
...v.or m me science department
of Stanford University.
-Miss Burtha Hewitt, after spond
ng the holday. with relatives and
iZ ?", 0r' l6U th,a ,norn,DS r
Drain to resume her v , .....
In the state normal school.
Need VINO
l- rti-onorfVino onrl -..Ii-f 'I
With old ago conies feebli ne ..
loss of nower; tho organs art qJ
slowly and less effectively, thebia
Is weak and food Is not nimlijiJ
as it used to be.
Vlnal repairs worn ti .,. '.,
checks the natural decline it to
up the dlROstivo orgnns, aids aisf(
Ilation, mnkoB rich, red blood. .1
strengthens every organ In the bo?
In this natural manner Vlnol .-
places weakness with strength.
Vlnol contains all tho medlr!
elements of cod Hvor oil In a c3
contrnted form, taken from I
cods' livers, the useless oil iliralnjtl
nnd tonic Iron added.
It 1 because wo know so wellJ
what Vlnol is mndo that wr ofTer'tJ
return money If It falla to benefit!
W. Putmnn Co.. druggists.
Xote. While wo are sole am.
for Vlnol in Salem, It is now for a,
at the leading drus store la netf
every town and city In the pounb
Look for the Vlnol agency In ye:
town.
FASTIDIOUS WOMEN
nneMr Pnrfin Tntlr AnftiAnlti. .
necessity In the hygienic care of &
person anu jor togai treatment a
lemmme ills. As a wash its cleansoj
rrrfn?rltal r1in,1nritncr nnrl IiaIim
qualities are extraordinary. Fcr 11V
m rir.Mt., CnmnU f.-.. A JJ.U
It V t ULUigi kJatllJ& AC. lUUiCS
itic t. iuiuii vu., jjosiun, iiiaa.
Tho Texas Wonder.
Cures all kidney, bladder m
rheumatic troublo; sold by all drup
gists, or two . months' treatmest !
mall for $1. Dr. B. W. HalL 2114
Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Soft
for testimonials . Sold by Stosi'J
drug ntoro. dw-lp
JUHOItS KKI'KNT ACTIO.V.
HnviiiR Convicted James White
SIuiiikIuiHiir Tlioy Would Hare
liiin Pni-doned.
l'roniinont among the nameii
the sljjnors of a petition for the Hl
don of Jamos White, convicted of &
kidnapping of Buren, in 1903. UtU
Of Unltod Stntos Rpnntnr .Tnhn H
Gearin, of Portland, tocethcr irii
about two-gcoro other prominent f
Z0I18 anil hllBlnODa mnn nt that fit!
Beside tho petition of tWso cltlift
a separate petition was filed lfiii
the governor this mornlnc slcncdl'
ten of the 12 Jurors who sat x.pontt'
White case who fool that an inj
Uce hns beon nornotrnted upon hi:
and aik that executive c t no I
extended In his favor.
home in Tne
Oailee
W. K, Wann. the .
raed last r.;;'"""
p.-u... -'.-5 irom a
aan,
trip to
Mr. and Mra. Ar.ir e. .
traed from a setW JKe b&ve ro"
Mf- ad Mr Charts tv,
returned tkls aorXg nf f7
la Portland. K frqm a Tls"
J. A. Ungford left this ttftP.
r wrwito to resume Ma Tt7t
Have you lndlirftsiiAn .. ..
make you well, if ,t fB, t '"
monoy baok. That's fair tU
blotsform. UX.
Circuit Court UusIin.
Jndge Burnett hold n fusion t'
circuit court In department X"
ihls morning and transacted the J
lowing business:
The suit of Mrs. Anna Baker nj
Milwaukee Mechanics, was m
tied.
In the oase nt nnaaall PntllB
John R. Linn ncntnst r v .TnnM.i
demurrer to amended complaint 11
'nou and a motion to strike o
Part of answer tn nin,wini to
Plaint was overruled.
Slides Down Ho.
R)' SlIdlnCT llntvn nn l,.lnr
thyee stories to tho basomont. AK
uper Hunter, an insane contk
escaped from the asylum yester
wa3 recaptured boforo bo
gone five miles from the lnstltut
School FunilOmu.
Clerk G. c. , . !.
land board thl. . stato
Ws report 0'rfiE Cmpletetl
board for tho JIT '
"06, which shows that rmb6r'
534.010.28 , ?i h.at a total ot
state treasurer !ivcr t0 the
which was fnr T VIiWiPu "em of
lands. Thaftpub"cschool
500.32. atnUnt mr
Machines Must an.
Slot machines worn nnii.d not!
me saloons and cigar stores by
or h. G. CauOold at Oretron QSi
January l. The order went Into i
ect at midnight.
Reconstructs your whole ho4fj
"axes rich red blood. Drlvea
mpurities that have collected dor
iu winter. Hollister's Ilocky W
'am rea is a family tonic. 35 et
a or Tablets. Dr. Stone's Stort-.
Mo
Qcy to Loan
Tiinxr 4 o xr VC
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Sales,
Norwich Ualoa Fk
aace Soeltv.
Frank Meredith, Resideat AKH
vueee Wltli -W. n a. On.
" Coie4 8trt.