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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1007.
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CLEARANCE SALE!
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OVERCOATS
REDUCED
Per
-!2I IIL
$8.50 Coats for
J 0.00 Coats for
i 2.00 Coats for
J 5.00 Coats for
20.00 Coats for
$6.38
7.50
8.00
tt.25
1 5.00
lEIM'S SHIRTS, 3 FOR $1 .00
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Never before wore evening wraps
so senornlly worn, or so varied In
mnterlnl nnd style of make. Women
have learned that It pays to have at
least one of theso usuful and most
becoming Garments, for they nmke
light, comparatively simply drosses,
possible with ndvautnso both to n
girl's appearance and to her pocket
book.
A Theater Party.
At n theater party which came
cooping in at a lending thoator the
other night, taking up two rows of
the parquet nonr tho front several
girls were noticed In lingerie gowns,
that will be as much In place for a
dance next August as they were this
January at the theater. They were,
of course, covered under warm, pret
ty wraps until tho girls reached tho
seats, then thrown gracefully back
ready to bo donned with tho gront
est ease when the play was over.
Fancy Scurfs and Fichus.
good fur, especially In tho hanging
furs of the season, whore each sepa
rate pelt ts distinctly visible and
could at any time bo transferred to
uny other uses. Janunry sales offer
opportunities for securing high grade
furs at prices that appeal to clover
purchasers. C, C. Slmyne, as a mat
ter of precedent, makos substantial
reductions throughout their stock
nftor January first, and ono can rely
on anything obtained from this old
established fur house as bolnc made
up In the Ilnost ninnnor. and built
of fine skins, slnco no trash Is ever
allowed to bo sold In this establish
ment. Silk Braids and Ribbons.
Silk braids and ribbons are Im
portant parts of tho garnitures of
(owns and wraps. Very elaborate
effects are easily obtained by taking
advantage of the possibilities for
aastly accomplished decoration that
belong to those trimmings. Sushcs,
bolts, bodices and brotelles aro quick-
Besides tho protty wraps which ly and prettily concocted with vol-
)vet 600 shirts, varying: in price from 50c C f A A
o to SJ.50 each are offered at 3 for 4 w
The assortment comprises Fancies and White in
Jolf and Negligee. Step lively please for' baying will
be briSK.
linger GtfancL
J. A. COOPER .
PBESKXTIXG THK
,oope-
Beimoti
Company
No Dark Nights
mitDlY MATINEE 2:.10 1 M.
rand Opera House
JNO. r. COHIHtAY, Manager,
MTt ItDW, JAN l" A It Y HI.
COUNTESS
OK. MOV IIATZFELDT.
'i 1 ' big comnnnr of fifty neo-
II na IUld's Musical Olrllenl
III i l id i .
THE LITTLE
DUCHESS."
..i laughing nnd beauty
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I'1" $1 ".0. $1 00. 75c. EOc.
r at 8.35
Our Optical Department
Ulll resume Us normal ccndl
tton again, and tho beat of atten
tion will be given those who need
our services. Wo aro oquipped
ith the latest Instruments for
test. i) the eyes, and our prices
ae ttr moat reasonable.
Chas. H. Hinges.
graduate Optician.
EVERY DAY
GOODS.
HMb j,k White Corn Mewl 30c
10-Ib ,k Yellow Corn Meal 30c
10-m White or Yellow t
bulk 2,1c
KMb su Steel Cut Oats . .00c
2 Packages of Force 25c
2 Packages Grape Nuts . .23c
1 Package PufTed Rice ... 10c
2 Pkg Toasted Corn Flakes 25c
10 different brands of Flour
from 05c to $1.45 a sack.
These goods are guaranteed
strictly fre&h.
Moir Grocery
Company
sutt.
SALEM IS
READY FOR
THE SOLONS
Dressed in Its Best Suit of
Clothes For Coming Ses'
sion of Legislature
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Snlem Is puttlqg on Ita bout "bib
nnd tucker" for tho reception of tho
members of tho legislature who will
bogln to nrrlvo tonight and tomor
row and will bo hero In forco (oii 1
sunnily evening, especially is tins
true with respect to the hotels, pri
vate boarding aiid rooming bonnet.
Perhaps tho nioit olnborute prepara
tions havo been mndo by Manager
Conner, or the Wlllumotto hotol, who
has had the ontlru hostelry ovorhnul
od and ronovntad and It Is as "spick
ii'iul spun" as a now pin.
The lobby or the hotel, eellluK
walls and llxtures has been treated to
a brand new unit of paint and polish
and everything put hi hlp-ehupo for
the accommodation of the solous who
will congregate there In great num
bers overy evening after each
day's session. The painting was
done by Frank U WUlnmn, whose
marked .ability as a decorator and
painter Is well known throughout
the city. Much has been addod to
the comfort and appearance of the
lobUv by the ronloval of the large
table that formorly occupied the con
fer of the floor, and tho addition of
n set of new oasy ohalrs, Mission
style, n need that has boon long felt
and is appreciated by tho gnosis.
For elaborateness of design, color
and artistic finish In tho lino of in
terior decorations Mr. Wllljnan. the
painter, did hlmsolf proud In tho
painting and froscolng of the walle
und colling of tho Uuroau snloon, of
which F. P. Tnlklngton is proprietor.
Tls Is probably the most oxponslvo
and elegant piece of work of Ita
kind In tho city and groat credit Is
duo to tho artist as well as congratu
lations to tho proprietor.
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The above design N by tho Mct'itllt'ompiiuy, of .New York, publishers
of Fashion and Manufacturers of M cOtll Patterns..
CURRENT
TOPICS
TODAY
Prepared for the Public Schools
and tbe Family Circle,
were nearly all In cape or circular
forms, most of the girls wore scarfs
of light dainty fabrics which were
draped about their shoulders (luring
the performance, allppud back or
drawn up as occasion or fancy de
manded. The fJIrl Who Paints or Embroiders.
Tim girl who can paint or can am
broldor will be' able to make charm
ing throws of this sort for little cost,
for many of them nro of vory thin
China silk. The 'sort that sells for
loss than SO coats per yard. The
onds decorated with llornl patterns
done with brush or needle. The
brush dork is In thin dyes it's if print
Od on. Scarfs of crepe havo ond
made of warp print stnah ribbons put
on with fancy stitches or lace infer
tlons and finished with knotted
fringes or tubals ornaments,
Fill- Sets and Fur Trimmings.
Fur trimmings ornament some of
the prettiest scarfs of chiffon, but fur
makes It appearanco everywhere.
There Is no bettor investment than
vol and silk ribbons, while braidings
make dressy designs at little cost,
and combined with few fancy
studios ortiHifmnt the moet'expenslvo
creations of fashionable dressmak
ing. Hit It Ornaments.
Wat'O novar prettier or more gon
orally omployod. Shell combs of all
sorts are anions the most practical
oniaiiienU) of a substantial sort, and
those Inset with small KhlnostoueH
have proved particularly popular.
The lewolod barrette has returned
to favor with more, preatlgo thuu
over, and In many different forms.
!ver duo smull stones Hint show lit
I lie of tho suiting are (hit In tho list.
land combinations of, pearls and bril
liant are reckoned especially desir
able Wreaths of :roan bay loavos,
spangled with dew drops of brilliants
with a cluster of crush roses, white,
pink, yollow or red, on tho left shlo
In front, are ospeclully pretty for
evening woar. ,
LUCY CAUT18K.
New York City Is to do away with
tho last horse car lines.
A train load of gold nnd sliver ore
from Goldflold, valued at $7,000,000,
was taken to the smelters at Callejo
Junction, Gal. It was heavily guard
ed. Coal famine at San Francisco and
other coast cities has made a tre
mendous advance In tho value of tho
Coos Bay mines.
A clerk at Hoqulam, Wash., was
hazed by high, school boys because
ho "rooted" for a rival basketball
team. He was stripped and given a
coat of varnish.
The Pennsylvania railroad, which
has a four-track line from Chicago
to Now York, will issue $200,000,
000 capital Htouk to rniso money to
nmko needed improvements and ex
tensions and to purchase now oqulp
mont. Japanese cupltulluU have taken
stpps to .ogtabltah a bunk nnd insur
ance company at Manila. Thoy huve
nlsp takon stops to establish a nown
paper thoro to promote Jnpanoee
commorco. It Is to be published In
the Jnpanoso, Philippine und Ungllih
languages.
Thoro la such a famine In a large
part of China that tho people ar
living on grass roots.
Two San FranoUco lawyers have
won a Bult In tho courts of Germany
that will compel tho North German
Insurance Company to pay Its losff
os In that city, in spite of tho "quake
Clause" under whloh It was soeklng
to evado payment of millions of dol
lars. The decision hinged on the
punctuation of a clauso and the prop
or use of a comma.
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Have you Indigestion, constipation,
headache, backache, kidney trouble'
Hollstler'a Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you well. It it falls, get your
money back. That's fair. Tea or
Tablet form; 35 cents Fpr sale at
Dr Stoaa'a tore.
Smiles
ItoKttliurg will soon be out of. debt.
Albupy m'uy havo paved street.
All Uiat Is needed to secure good
government" Is to slvo the machiuo
more powor aad inoro taxes.
.
Salem Is metropolitan. Curtain
rises Saturday night at 8:0 o'clock.
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It takos tho fanners to skin tho
trusts. Thoro la tho Sublimity Farm
ers Mutual Fire Insurance company,
has carried $120,349 of policies last
year for total oxpenso of $283.00.
That Is skinning tho Insurance trusts
out of nbput $20,000.
Under the prosont wonderful na
turalization, Jawa of congress almost
no foreign-born cttlzons are being
naturalized. But tho now depart
ment creatod a groat many ofTices for
those who aro already citizens to
draw fees and salaries. That is what
congress Is for to create offices.
Today the ahlppers convention
meets at Albany. Tbey should sing
that good old hymn;
IT ALL DEPENDS I
ON QUALITY.
OUt CONSTANT AIM IH'IUXG THK PAST F1FTKKN YEARS HAS
HKK.V TO KKKP THK QUALITY UP.
THE ENORMOUS INCREASE
IN OUt BUSINESS PltOYKS THAT CUSTOMKHS FIND OUlt
MKHCHAND1SK SATISFACTOUY THADK IX KVKHY DKPAHT
MKXT IS 1NCUKASIXO.
V
Out Df ess Goods
DEPARTMENT
HAS L1K A WONPKUFUL ItKCOHl) DURING THK PAST
YKAU, AND OUlt PllKPAHATIOXS FOB THK COMING SPUING FAR
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F.CLIPSE ANY FOBMKlt SKASONVS SHOWING. THK NKW CBKA-
TIONS IN
Dress Goods. Waistings, Ttimmings,
aad Novelty Silks
WILL HE ON DISPLAY ABOUT THK MIDDLE OF FKIHtUAHY.
YOU MAY THINK IT A LITTLE EAHLY,TOTALK ABOUT IT NOW,
HUT TAKE OUlt ADYICE AND BUY KABLY IF YOU AVANT A
CHOICE SELECTION, FOB THEBEWILLBE NO CHANCE FOB HK
OBDEBS THIS SEASON, OWING TO THE SfABCITY OF BOTH
FOREIGN AND OMESTIO NOVKLTIKS.
&.::j$mi, Wstt.
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Preferred Securities
WE HAYK ON HAND SEYKBAL
PABTICULAHIiYTIIOirH 1SSUKS
OF BONDS, INCLUDING KOMK
YKItY A'lTBACTIVK SCHOOL
BONDS, YIKLDING FBOM FOUB
AND A HALF TO SIX PEB CENT
AND WILL BE PLKASHD TO PUH.
XIHH COMPLETE INFOBMATION
BKGABDIXG THK SAMK UPON HI!-QUEST.
MORRIS BROTHERS, Bankers
CHAMBER OP COMMERCE
PORTLAND,
OREGON
"Yes, we'll gatln'r at tho river,
The bountiful, the beautiful,
The beautiful Willamette river."'
Albany Demecrat: Krank Davuy
had simply been down to tho coast
hunting vote. Next time ho should
go to all tho Portland papors and
dlvliige his plans and gtvo hie itiner
ary. - -o- '
Into oaah lifo hoiiio sorrow must fall;
Wlso people dou't sit down and buWl;
Only fools suloldo or tuko to lllght;
Smart pooplo tako Hooky Mountain
Tea at night.
Sold at Dr. Stone's store.
M. A. A. C. GAME TONIGHT.
Salem Y. M. O. A. nnd Multnomah
Play ItiiNkotlNill Tonight Pre
liminary Gume.
Tho Multnomah star basketball
team will arrive in the city tonight
on tho 0:30 train from Portland,
and, aftor a light supper and a rub
down, will be in excellent condition
for the gamo with the local Y. M.
C. X. thin ovonlng. Tho Balem boya
havo been practicing hard the past
week, and feel that they stand a
good rhanco of winning tho gamo to
night. Coach draunlH has had his
men in training, and feels confident
Tho local team has lost a good man
In Forry Jones for eomo time, who Is
at prosont suffering from a sprained
wrist, but they havo another good
man, Rhodes, who hus recent! coino
Into tho toam.
Tho Lineup.
Salem 41, A. A. 0.
Allen 0 llolllngor
Rhode V Rash
RaHhor.,... V Dont
Stolnbnah G .... Livingston
Hlmouton G R. Allen
It, A. A. O, subs N'atli, A. Alton.
Prodding tho big gaum a prelim
inary gamo will bo called at S o'clock
batwoen tho second Indlun school
toam and what Is oallod Humphrey's
team. Title will probably be a snap
py little gnme. The Multnomah
game will be called at P:45 sharp.
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Carrie Nation . .
Certainly smashod a hole la the
barrooms of Kansas, but Ballard's
Horehound Syrup bun smashed all
records as a ours for coughs, bron
chitis, influenza and all pulmonary
dlsoascti. T. C. H , Horton. Kan.,
wrltOHi "I havo novor found a medi
cine that would cure a rough bo
quickly as Ballard's Horehound Syr
up. I havo used It for years " Sold
by D. J. Fry.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tin Kbi Yew Hays Always Bought
gyroataro of C&Jjff&CC&tt