7i
19-
I
J,aW Tun an Wck LSCO ami
EmbroWerwl Hose I wanted
. KofculHr Wfcs niifl
Hte vInctr. Qr
WORLD OF WHITE
AND ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
QS toptai ot .cf a chact, If mfcsed now, will not be ottalnaM later at to than reg-lar prices
D't let weather conditions
SILK
BARGAINS
Croat In vnlue, utnnll in price
Your wardrobo can bo ftugumont.
od tit ft small t '"'Intf this
monoy savins oront; 86c and $1
Block Tflffcttt 10 to 31 Inchoi
-wfdo. Half
Clcarunco snlo Pf iO
Bonnet & Co.'a famous Dlnok
French Taffeta 19 inch
Clearance salo .,, XsJU
ad-Inch Black Tnffcln value
guaranteed
Regular f 1.00 valuo-
$1.10
Cltmruneu sale. ..
Ldie'
Jackets
Ladles' Covert Jacket rang
IriK In itrlco from $30 to $22.B0.
During this salo thoy ko
nt Iho nomlnnl prleo of. PJ
Ladies'
Sweaters
In all wanted Ue nnd color.
They rnngo In prlco from $3 to $7
Rtdvcti Oat-Jkltd
Kimonas
V.adlea' hone ami short kimonas
In nil thu host and most popular
stylos and patterns. Thoy aro
Rttfc4 One-Third
CITY NEWS
A OnllejUon of J mi rum t Para
HwH'h for Vwur Oou4tff4un
Ye t Oct Htoto WikhV
At CU sawmill, on abort notice.
Whhu 8S. ia-17-tf.
A Nmr Imluitry
BaIomi is setting to bo n great
poultry rnUlhtt cvntor, and the blc
4etnaud for ground gfn bono for
cViU'Von has become so givat that
IKcuilorr Bros, havq put Jn a power
ton tullU r prepared to sup
yh ft superior artlcja ol ground freU
bono tit threo cents, pur peuud. Try
Kvtro ( Vr tWx c
The Ueneral Hlwtrlo Comimny ban
4ecldHl to pUto an extra ear ott
fttM strtMrt, to opwrat butwoeri tho
dty and Twelfth street, for the bune
it of lb iegUlnthe amwWly during
tWe s4iuu. This will lnra ears
gi'.'.'jf:: tt, ,.., , , ,. ,
Many
People
Art willing to worlneo tbeui4a
d tbeli thildrii to the prJud!t
tkc Ik of GUsts
By clttltlreu vHh dfctiT yV
Wtn rults la the gruntt suCor
tiME jkoweilifiK ierwsoat dtMblllty
of ese who atlnttt olhwwtw btome
oww la tlto world.
BARR'S
JEWELRY
StMc nd tiborty Ste, Stkm
DAILY CAPITAL
- """""" ,, , .nwnwr "
)c7leifeMdS
A
deter yo-thcre' no time
FURS
AT LESS PRICE
Tills Is tho Hmit Opportunity
of tho wholo year In furs. Late
February prices onrly In January.
J'rloo Is noC-tlio only thing. Qual
ity Is vastly Important oh Im
portant as tho low prloe. Tho two
aro linked Inseparably durliiK tho
trnle. Choose from the lint nt
CLEARANCE PRICES
Silk Petticoats
Out tho now silk pottlcoat you
want for your spring mslt now
vou'll savo money. All wanted
colors and style nro on display
during this sale.
Reduced One-ihird
Fascinators I
ldilt Hhuwls, Hoods and Hcarfs
In popular stylos and colora em
bracing tho finest showing In this
city. During this4 sulo they aro
Reduced One-Fourth
both waya very materially, ami with
th Yw Bark ear, which runs nearly
iu the uapllol, there will be prnotleal
1) a tuu-minuto service, with tho de
pot ears In addition. This will make
the best sorvloo over had during a
StMHlOII,
Notl
An' ne having any account
against iho of any nature plenso
present fur iwyniunl. W. B. (Bison.
3t
Atteiillon, 1mh1 Mauler
There will be n siteelal oommunl
eatlau of MuUnemoh Moral 'Arab
Chapter. No. I, this vnlng at 7: JO
p. m. Work In tho Bast Master' do
Kreo. I' O '' -
Personals
Will Bait)', Df i'QrUaHd, Is yUUIhs
In the elty.
Mrs. T. O. llttlly weMtt) I'erttand
this Morning.
II. Beiknap, rettrtsjMUUve from
Qrook, U lu th ally.
Mr. J. A. Miller loft this Morn
ing for a tllt In BJ.
8ntor MBIr. of Ivsiwh, nr
rtreO in tho eity this rooming.
Mrs. V. )l. MaNeaU "ho ttai an
xMiunday visit hore. left thU
irlnK for her home In Turner.
Mr. AB II. Bov left this morn
ing ( a few days' vUU In Bortland.
Jeiin Chase, formerly of this olty,
eatne u tram Bortlaud this morning
Mr. 1!. U Wiwrf, of Woodbwrn,
I In the city, the guet of Mr. Grant
Corby.
Harry VBwn, after an evoHRtm
da visit her. Icjtt tor ISirtUnd tUla
morniug.
Ben TawplK after a vUU ovr
DhimIsj-, k re(irH4 to Ml work U
lortl4.
J. U. RarHr, the fdl-Vtaawn
dairyman of Mnrtou. wa In the olty
thU wornlng.
A. C MoBouald, attr a visit here,
tas ilurne4 to hi bo'ta nar tho
tfrw thool,
XjkX. 4. WMlior hM rturRd t0
ker Ijowo In Turner, alter vltlUnj
reistlvm lire.
3tr. P. A, W0o4 wko lias liea
vkUlag fxUtlvw storev kis soae to
br bouie in Tutwh,
1 I
SALHM. OBBGON MONDAY, JAXUABV 14,
JOURNAL,
like the present.
oru aiivrii consecutive
WEDNESDAY
ONLY
For next WHncidiiy xvc offer
n line lln of Miiniliml nIi
COMFORTS
In wanted wolghts nnd shads
Evory one worth 11.60 onoh.
Wodnosday Only
Keno wild until & a a f
8-30 n. m -P I "
SHOE
SPECIALS
From our lino of famoiiB shoes.
Kvury pair In this sale Is worth
the logular price bo your saving
In almost half, Bettor choose
quickly to get the best result!
Broken linos In Ladlon' shoes,
Patent Leather, Uluoher Cut, J teg
ular 3.00 vuulw.
Hpsolal
$1.95
Broken llnt In our
Plngreo hIiom for woman
famous
Itegu-
Inr $3.B0 vnliiM
Spoolnl
$2.95
Men's Slippers
Our onllre lino to ohooso from
embracing nil tho best stylos 'and
loathorn nro
Reduced One-Third
-
Men's Shirts '
Blaos range from 14ty to 10 14 -Itogulnr
$1.50 nnd $2.00 a
vnlues. Special 4) I
Ittillroiitl I'len 011 Coal.
St. l'aul. Jan U. Loula W. Hill.
son of J J. Hill, of the Great North
oru railroad. Is In the.Weet, luveett
KatliiK the ooal famine, and wired
his father as follews: "I find n com
bination of tho fuel dealers In the
Dnkotna and at tho hoiul of tho lakes,
and not the cur shortaKe, Is respon
sible .for the fuel famine, l'artloa
tryliiK to Hot eottl delivered tmrly Inst
fall wore refused by thoe tlrms. The
retail dealers formed a combine
which controls tho coal buslnee of
tho Northwest, ami Mill boytqtt any
Duluth or Superior Drms selling to
(Hitslder. IT the nttnllers' combine
nMUiuos control of the entlro trade
It ahouht have KMtlritMted the de
mand. Thoy rcmaot xjt tho rail
roads tt SHitil' towns with n oar nt
a time, Tho responsibility ahottkl
rest on the retntUra at prevent con
traUlag the burtnetw, and not upon
0
Prvlnlo CouitlKivel to Itnrtli.
San KranoWoo, Jan. 11. The re
main of Arehbltho Montfiomory
wero Interred this aftrrnoon. The
service at thu ohureh atxl tho funer
al pact wore the motit masullU-ent-ly
intprosslve In tho history of this
eoasu Vully SOtd members of Cath
olic Koeletlud formed jwrt of tho pa
KWnt. Service at the cmxo wore
fully as Imjireeetve as those at tho
ehurqh. Arohbtah Uhrdan threw
the ttrt olod of earth on the cotnn as
It was lovkored Into the grave.
M 1 p.. .
Bl Cpivr Strike.
Qfiden. Utah, Jan. U--,A hi
HrlVo ha hm wade at Imkeslde,
Oapjwtr munt)'t U mil from thk
olty. NaUvo tower ruaaiaf 0 per
ttmt was tua4 In Urge qeantitle
In a vela 10 ft wide. There, Is a
bis rush t tho . Mtavof think
it I the fclrerat thins overwound
wet of tho Hooky raace.
.' ' a
it BulUt at lVrty,
ChtK, Jan 14. Mr Hannah
UwUy SV4 1, vat ht aad killed
acldeataUy UtX nlsht There was
a prtr at her home, Jt tallowlae
tho ehrhtealns of her fcaby at the
church. Pc4 cercan Dc was a RTet
and la rvmovlas hit coat, acddeatal-
-- tK':mm,m
J 007.
Ladies' Vests.
A line of Ladles' llcccc lined
ytn in il'p corrert stjlw nnd
nclRlit. Kcnular 00c val-
ll'n. V Vil"- ""
Copyright 1906 by
Hsrt Schaflhcr tsf Marx
Clothing Needs '
Your clothing needs, can well
bo supplied daring this salo and
you will savo considerable. They
are tho newest nnd host styles and
fabrics. Entire lino nt
CLEARANCE PRICES
I
ly cnught thi trlKKt-r of his revolver
on bis clothes, nnd It was discharged
with deadly effect The baby was
unharmed, and It wae so phttuly an
accident the ollleer has not been held
.....
lobbies (iiildt I lie lluuils.
MontHomory. Ala., Jnn. 11. Brax
ton Comer was InnHgurated governor
of Alabama. The legislature Is with
him. Insuring sweeping reforms, es
pecially In railroad ratee and control
of corporations. In his addreee he
ays- "Everybody knows the rail
roads have maintained lobbies ut tho
state hoaee for the purpose of guid
ing the hands that make tho lnws.
ostablUhlng their relations to the
buslmwa or the state,
o
How to Cure Chilblain.
'To enjoy freedom from chll
blalna," writes John Komp, Bast
Otlsneld. Me.. "I apply Buoklen's Ar
nica Bnlve. Have also used It for
salt rheum with excellent results."
Guaranteed to ouro fever soree, Indo
lent uleers, pllee. burns, wound,
frost bites and skin disease; 25c at
J. C Perri' drug store
" o
IM YOf UNO WTHAT BY BUY-
IXO SOMHTHI.Nd IX OUH CHINA.
WAUH, tJiasSWAHK AND KITCII.
MX WAHK BKPAUTMIIXTS YOU
can oirr a tx)iii)x is oru cox.
TKST IX WHICH VK ABK OIVIXO
AWAY AX KLKOANT COLB BFVT
M CIXJCK, VALUE $15.00. YOKO
1IAMA TEA CO.
lKUl.tturo Bruple
Waatlag Arst-la board and
rem cr 1m accMHMli4l at HO
Oaaltal eiro. Thrw bhwks from
the stale heuto. i
-o
ltT. CurlUlo. l. IUUrxM, L. L. D.
Of Waverly, Tex.. wrlt. "Of a
taoralag. when tn arulac. I often
flad a trovhlesome collection of
phlegm whUh prodaea a ooogh and
U very hax4 to dUlodgo; bat a amalt
quantity ot Ballard' Horobound
8yrup Kill at oace dlslodgo it, aad
tho trouble U over. I haow ot bo
wodlclae that la equal to It. and It It
o ptfeaaaat to take, 1 can rsoM tor.
dully recommend It to all pertoat
needing a medicine for throat or luaj
trouhK." Sold by D. J Pry,
llfia
UXTAAKD FRANCHISE.
ofaHlKlMMilt in the Sucker
State.
Cause
Springfield. 111.. Jan. H.-T e attorney-general
this mornlns nicd a
8ult nsklng tho supremo court to
take original Jurisdiction In the case
of the state seeking to recover taxes
claimed to be duo from tho Illinois
Central railroad. Tho amount Is un
named, and the accountants vnrloiiB
ly estimate It lrorn threo to fifty mil
lions. It Is Impossible to state truth
fully the amount Involved until the
Investigation Is complete. The road
plead to the Jurisdiction of tho
court, and say It should bo n feder
al case.
I'lincrnl of JnsjMjr Mlnfo.
The funeral of the late Jasper Mln
to wns held Sunday nntl wns attended
by a large number of friends nnd
citizens.
His funornl wns hold from tno 01a
Mlnto place In South Snlom at 2
o'clock, and tho following old friends
nnd associates acted ns pnll bonrars
Judgo George H. Burnett, Sheriff
W. J. Culver, A. C. Dllloy, Clnyborn
Walker, E. M. LnFore nnd P. T.
Wrlghtman.
Deceasod was born Ajirll 27, 1855,
nt tho Mlnto homostond flvo miles
south of Salem.
He" was married In Octobor, 1S7C,
to Miss Minnlo Byrno, who died in
a few years. Thoy lind ono son.
Prnnk, who Is now In Alaska. March
18, 18S3, he was marrlod to Miss
Elln I'owoll. who with ono daughter,
Buenn, Htirvives him. Thoy wore
both at his bedsldo during his Inst
I hours. Ho wns a son of Hon. nnd
'Mrs. John Mlnto, beloved nnd re-
Hpoted ploneors. His mothor pro-
'fi-detl him on Septombor G, 1004. but
,hi- lenvoa the nged fnthor, three
brothora, John V postmastor of
Portland; Hnrry P., doputy sherirt
'here, nnd DoukIos C, n prominent
! tlnlry and hop man, nnd ono sister,
1 Mrs. Itobort 0. Hnlloy, to mourn his
demise.
. o
Million Circuit Court.
Tho suit of Cntlinn & Linn ngnlnst
A. A. Sporry was, by consent, post
poned to tho noxt roeulnr session.
In tho damage suit of Dnn Mcuutn
vs. Caspar Zorn n Judgment was rIv
oil In favor of tho dofunduut on ver
dict. . 0
All the World.
Is a stneo nnd Ballard's Snow
Liniment plays a most prominent
part, lis has no superior for Rhou-
1 mntlsm, stiff Joints, cuts, sprains, and
nil pains. Buy It, try It nnd you will
nlwnys uso It. Anybody who has
iiswl Bnllard's Snow Liniment Is n
living proof of whut It docs. Buy a
trial bottle; 2Gc. 50c and $1.00.
Sold by D. J. iiYy.
L . ., , . ,
I That j the house the doctor bull
I
The biggest house you soo;
Thank soodnosa ho don't got
our
money,
For we all drink Rocky Mountain
Tea .
For sal at Dr. Stono's store.
School Houso for Lllxirty.
The people of Liberty precinct nro
agitating the construction of n $6000
four-room school houso, and a small
laeue ot bonds to distribute tho cost
over about ten years. The sohools
are now oeeupyhig rented rooms.
0
Tho Texan Wonder.
Cures all kidney, bladder and
rhoumatla troublo; sold by all drug
gists, or two months' treatment by
mall for $1. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2928
Olive street, St, Louis, Mo. Bend
tor testimonials. Sold by Stone's
drug store. dw-lyr
0 .
Kuightri of P) Hi ins
Social aetulon Tuesday evening at
their hall in Hodman block, corner
of State and Liberty. All knights
and their ladles aro urgently re
quested to add to the ood fellowship
of the ocoaslon by tholr presence
Signed eommlteo.
How much of your life Is spent try
ing to get well. It requires but a
mouth or lose to ut tho average
man or woman on their feet with
HollUtor's Itocky Mountain Tea; ZZ
centa. Tea or TableU. por 8aie at
Dr. Stone's stora
o .
OUEATLY llKIIUCKli PUICKS ON
CHINAWABE, CMSSWAHE AND
FANCY ARTICLES, ALSO BEST
VALUES IX OUR TEA AND COF
FEE DEPARTMENT SHOULD ME
AN INDUCEMENT FOR YOU TO
PATHOMZK oi R STORE, ANT) ES
PECIALLY WHEN YOU CAN PAH.
TICIIUTRRC oni CONTEST ON
THE ELEOVNT SILVER Tll SET.
GOLD PITTED CLOCK AND TUB
L.UIGK 1X)LU YOKOHAMA TRV
COMPANY.
DOCTORS ADMIT
That They Cnu Do Nothing Mo, j
Your Htotnarit Than StMntt,
Dyspepsia Tablets Are Do.
lug Every Day.
Costs Nothing to Tiy.
According 10 mo expert anahji
01 governmeni auuioritles In ,
United Stntes ana Great Brltj
OlUUlLa jjdiujjioiu iuun-13 Coat)
tho exact olemonta provided by 1
turo for digesting food In tho heaiid
stomacn.
atunrts uyspopaia xaoitts ktJ
saved sunerers irom stomach dfe
dors millions of dollars by cm
them, In one amnll 50 cent pachj
morO relief thnn countless trcntrnt
by physicians would brln abonti
$3 per visit.
Porhaps you aro nflllctf 1 with dn
pepsla or somo klndrrd duflJ
nrlalng from n ulsoruond dlgesus
It may be hcadnches, heartburn,
puuiiuu, mui iiuuuiu, msu'imia, jp
vous dobilltyj Thoy nil have tit,
boglnnlng In n stomach which d
not soorotd tho Julros or u ,nd 1
food which is tnkon into it.
If so, wo urgo you to nd faj
free trial packngo of Stunn u Drjp,
Bin Tablets. It will cost jou bk)
Ing and suroly will bring us no ;
unless you find, nftor using It, 1
you nro benefited nnd fed that n
need a full-sized iinckuge,
There Is absolutely ho danfecri
using Stunrt'a Dyspepsia Tabk
Nothing is contained in them
has not been subject to the doi
scrutiny by tho government offld
Stuart's DyBpopsIn Tablets wlllj
uest your food without JcmanfcJ
n careful diet. Ono grain of thi
Tnblots hns power to digest ,W
grains of ordlnnry food. You aJ
bo suro theroforo thnt no tniti
whnt your condition, theso little!
lots takon nftor ench meal w 111 ehorl
ly rostoro your stomach to its
mnl condition nnd render It cap:
of doinu Its work unassisted.
Wo withhold tho names of Lu
drods who hnvo written us rota
tnrlly oxprosslng their grntltud!
this simple substltuto for nature.
Bend for trial packngo today ft
A. Stunrt Co., 70 Stunrt Bids., H
shall, Mich.
Fifty cent size pnekngo forul
drugglstB ovorywhero.
MARRIED.
ZIRKEL-MORRIS. Sunday, 3w
nry 13, 1907, at tho homo oil
brldo'a pnronts, near Turner, 1
currcd tho marriage of Miss Crs
Morris to Mr. Rny Zlrkel, Iter.!
W. Mason, a student of the tie
logical seminary, of this city,
ilclntlng.
Tho young pooplo will make I
futuro homo In Jefferson, whcretH
aro well known.
o
DIED.
LA BONTA. At tho Salem
tnl. Rnnilnv. Jnnunrv 13. 1"
"Joromy" La Bonta, aged 10.
Tho body will bo shipped to.
Paul for burial. La Bonta wai 1
to tho hospital about two yearn
owing to a sovoro burn, and hai 1
many operations performed, Ini
skin has boen crafted Into
burned flesh, but tho wounds sl
not henl. nnd death came to T
his long suffering yesterdax
..MONEY TO L0AH
THOMAS K F0
Over Ladd & push's Bank. SaleaO
Norwich Union Fire
InscHrancc
Frank Meredith. ReslitntAt
Offlce with Wm. Brown & Cc.!
129 Commercial stroot
NEW TODAY
Dr. D. 11, Griftba, tlie SpccUli'
Mnnililnn All li-ul nnd "V
hnblts, which ho cures In 3
No monnv rniMl r.ured. 21 '
St.. Balnm. Oro. PhonO 568 J
Doyens, Business Manager
Wanted 10 men in each stt
travel, distribute Bamplcs 01
Roods and tack lilcns. SaUtf
oor menth: $3 per day 'r
nensea. Saunders Co.. DPrl
P, No. 4G Jackson Boulevard.1
caco. ill. 1-1--
Roonis will rent single roo
sulto of two rooms during 1
tiii-n f 9ii i?th street.
blocks from State bouse a
l.l.l. .. .1 l.norlllnST v
wiwu. iruui liuou u. , 1
Phono 9S4. 1-1-J
FumUhctl llousa for Rt"'
largo rooms, largo hall. t.
lots, abundaijco of fruit aa
era. Inoulra at 1211 Sont
erty atreot or of S. C K,br5?
Salem Water Co, Jl J