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,aBd 50c GINGHAMS, 15c Yd
... ...nini sale of fancy
.rfnrf French ginghams, 27-in
S. Sold regularly at 35c and
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S011"-' . nrlPO 15C Yd
r SeS' JCBCKWEAll REDUCED
Social lot of ladles turnover
collars, sold regularly at from 25c
to1WCrSCh" 15c each
WOMEN'S SUITS HALF PRICE
Great special line of women's
high grade tailored suits; tweedB,
eYevlots, fancy mixtures, etc The
former prices range front JIB to
i? BO They're yours while they
tl'rt HALP pn,0K
SILK HARGAINS.
200 yards of fancy suiting silk,
iMn wide; colors, blue, brown.
green, tan, etc. A special value at
50c yard-
Clearance price 25c Id
BEDDING NEEDS.
Our entire stock of bedding.
Including comforts, spreads,
blankets, pillows, etc., at special
prices
COTTON BLANKETS
45 cents to $1.80 pair.
INDIAN DLANKETS-
$4.50 and $7-00 pair.
COMFORTS
$1.00. to $12.00 each.
RIIJDON BARGAINS.
Ci'cnn-up of Uio Ribbon Stock.
150 pieces of ribbon orl sale
(center aisle) Inculdlng Satins,
Taffetas, LIbtery Satins, Fancies,
otc. In all widths and colors.
Note the following prices:
No. 2....2o Yd No. 1G...9C Yd
No. 3 3c YdNo. 22.. 10c Yd
No. 5 4c YdNo. 40.. 13c Yd
No. 7 5c YdNo. CO.. 15c Yd
No. 9 Cc YdNo. 80.. 20c Yd
No. 12... 7c YdNo. 100.25c Yd
MEN'S SHIRTS.
Three for $1.00.
An extraordinary Bale of men'H
fancy shirts In aU color's. The
assortment comprises both soft
and stiff bosom styles ranging ln
prlco from 75p to $1.50 regular.
Pick 'em at the low prlco of 3 for
$1.00.
GREAT: CLEARANCE BARGAINS
Roys' Suits.
"Wo have placed on sale, two lots
of boys short pants suits to bo
closed out during our clearance
sale. The sizes run from 4 yearB
to 15 years In square-cut, Russian
blouse and Buntor Brown styles.
This Is an opportunity to clotho
tho boy warmly for school at such
a great saving of one-half and
one-third off.
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HHinmngm n m n Hon n u mi s minus-
Special rate on Daily Cap
ital Journal by mail to
any address over Legisla
tive session until March 1
1907, for 25c. No pa
pers sent after time paid
for.
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HOFER BROS,
PUBLISHERS.
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Auditorium Rink
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Sulphur and Lime
Liquid Spray
SPRAY NOW!
01LER SKATING.
Sm Military Bind.
10c Skating 25c
Ready for
New Year Now
r always prepared for any
" 4 our iin. 0f atock Is
M rood and almost
il
us com-
M Jt m for Christmas.
At the se Old Stand.
L Harvey's
Our Phoenix Spray Is reliable
and has been tested by tho Ex
periment station at Corvnllis, and
did tho work thoroughly.
Ready to use; all that is neces
sary is to mix with water and go
to work. Wo. soil It cheaper than
you can make it, and give yon a
better article. If you want to
mako It, we carry tho differont
Ingredients, and you will find our
pricos are- right.
D. A. WHITE
&SON
Feodmen and Seedmon,
Poultry and Dee Supplies
Phono 160.
255 Commercial Street.
Our Optical Department
Will resume Us normal condi
tion again, and the beat of atten
tion will bo given those who need
our services. We are equipped
with tho latest instruments for
testing the eyes, and our (prices
are the most reasonable.
Chas. H. Hinges:
firwitiatit Option.
HOUSE
STANDING
COMMITTEES
Speaker Davey Places the
Members Where They
Will Do the Most
Good
Speaker Dnvey announced his ap
pointment of standing committees of
tho house yesterday aftornoon as fol fel fol
eows: Agriculture Donnelly of Gilliam,
Sherman and Wheeler, SliiBhor of
Morrow and Umatilla, Settlomolr of
Marion.
Assessment und Taxation Newell
of Washington, Deals of Tillamook
and Yamhill, Moore of Dnkor, Jones
of Polk and Lincoln, Huntloy of
Clackamas.
Alcoholic Traffic Drown of Linn.
Deals of Tillamook, Gray of Douglas.
Banks and Danking McCallon
of Polk, Dyo of Clackamas, Drlscoll
of Multnomnh, Jewell of Josephine,
Vawter of Jackson and Douglas.
Claims Northup of Multnomah,
Plko of Gilliam, Sherman and Wheel
er, Rodgors of Marlon.
Corporations Chapln of Multno
muh, Upmoyor of Linn, Drlx of Clat
sop. CitlOB and Towns Plko of Gil
liam, Sherman and Whcelor, Kubll or
Juckson, Doutgon of Multnomah.
Commorco Drlx of Clntsop, Hcn
drlck of Wnsco, Vawter of Douglas
and Jackson, Farroll of Muutnomah,
Racklcff of Cops and Curry.
Counties Wnshburno of Lnno,
Drown of Linn, Reynolds of Marlon,
Hondrlck of Wasco, Rothchlld of
Union.
Capitol Dultdlngs nnd Grounds
Sottlomlor of Marlon. Dayor of
Multnomah, McCallon of Polk.
Elections King of Malheur, Far
rcll of Multnomah, Burns of Mult
nomah. Education Edwards of Lane, Dnr
rott of Umutllln, Dovorldgo of Mult
nomah, Gray of Douglas, McCuo of
Gilliam, Sherman and Wheeler.
Enrolled Dills Adams of Multno
mah, Dobbin of Wallowa. Simmons
of Marlon.
Federal Relations Farroll of
Multnomah, Crawford of Yamhill,
Campbell of Clackamas and Multno
mah. Fisheries McCue of Clatsop,
Huntley of Clackamas, Hendrlck of
Wasco, Chase qf Coos, Connell of
Columbia.
Food 'and Dairy Products Burns
of Multnomah, Deals of Tillamook,
Chase of Goose.
Gnmo Cartor of Denton, Gray of
Douglas, Bonos of Yamhill, Wilson
of Multnomnh, Perkins of Jackson
Health and. Public Morals Roth
chlld Of Union, "Upmeyor of Linn,
Wilson of Multnomah.
Horticulture Roynolds of Ma
rlon, Perkins of Jackson, Newell of
Washington.
Internal Improvements Holt of
Linn, Campbell of Clackamas and
Multnomnh, Knowles of WnBco.
Irrigation Dobbin of Union and
Wallowa, Steen of Umatilla, Dolknnp
of Crook, Grant, Klamath and Lake,
Kubll of Jackson, Wilson of Mult
nomah. Indian Affairs Rackloff of Coos
and Curry, Duetgon of Multnomah,
Steon of Umatilla.
Judiciary Barrett of Washington,
Freeman of Multnomah, Campbell
of Clackamas and Multnomah, Chnso
of Coos, Jackson of Douglas.
Insurance Vawter pf Douglas and
Jackson, Slushor of Morrow and
Umatilla, Washburno of Lane.
Labor Industries Purdy of Wash
Ington, Vawter of Douglas and Jack
son, Dovorldgo of Multnomnh.
Manufactures Dayor of Multno
mah, Doncs of Yamhill, Upmoyor of
Linn.
Mining Mooro of Dakor, Jowol
of Josephine, Rackloff of Cobs and
Curry, Dobbin of Umatilla and Wal
lowa, Washburn of Lane.
Military Affairs Jackson of Doug
'las, Freomnn of Multnomnh, King of
Malheur.
Modlclno nnd Pharmacy Dolknnp
of Crook, Grant, Klamath and Lake,
Morrymnn of Crook, Grnnt, Klamath
and Lake, Bones of Yamhill.
Ponnl, Reformatory and Charltnblo
Institutions Bnrrott of Umatilla,
Coffoy of Multnomnh, Simmons Of
ClntRon.
... .
Engrossod Bills Huntloy of Clack J Marlon.
amnB, Chapln of Multnomah, Plko of Printing Jonos of Polk and Lin
coin, Brown of Linn, Mooro of Baker
Public Lands Connell of Colum
bia, Belknap of Crook, Grant, Klam
ath and Luke, Rodgers of Marlon
Kubll of Jackson, Donnelly of Gil
liam, Sherman and Wheeler.
Public Library Campbell of
Clackamas nnd Multnomnh, Jones of
Clackamas.
Railways and Trnnsportnton
Coffoy of Multnomnh, Jonos of Polk
and Lincoln. King of Malheur, Ed
wards of Lane, Holt of Linn.
Revision of Laws Dyo of Clack
amas, Vawtor of Douglas and Jack
son, McCuo of Clatsop, Nortup of
of Clackamas, Duotgcn of Multno
mah, Darrott of Washington.
Roads and Highways Crawford
of Yamhill, Steon of Umatilla, Sim
mons of Marlon, Purdy of Washing
ton, Porklna of Jackson.
Rules and Joint Rules Slushor
of Morrow and Umatilla, Frooman of
Multnomah, Knowlos of Wnsco.
Salaries and Mllentfo Morryman
of Crook, Grnnt, Klamath and Laku,
Jones of Clackamas, Adams of Mult
nomnh. Snlarlcs of State and County Offl
cors Knowlos of Wasco, Freomon
of Multnomah, Roynolds of Marlon.
Statistics and Immigration Jones
gon of Multnomnh, Jones of Clacka
mas, Darrott of Washington.
Ways nnd Means Drlscoll of
Multnomah, Rodgora of Marlon, Ea
ton of Lane, Darrott of Umatilla,
Cartor of Denton.
House Friday Morning.
With consideration and adoption
of Bovoral reports of tho committees
on resolutions, Introduction and first
reading of , GG houso bills, second
reading and roforring of 30 bills and
dtvors other routino business tho
houso clenned up its desks shortly
after 11 o'clock this morning, and
stood nt easo until 12 o'clock, tho
hour nppolnted Tor soparato ballot
on United States sonntors. Speaker
Davoy appointed Mossrs. Cartor, Far
roll and JackBon to canvass tho voto
of tho houso upon senator.
Spenkor Davey also appointed tho
Bpoclnl commlttoo of seven to consid
er tho bill to nuthorlzo tho construc
tion of locks on tho onBt batik of tho
Willnmotto at Oregon City, com
posed of Jones of Polk nnd Lincoln,
Enton, Simmons, Huntloy, Kubll,
Dnrrott of Umatilla and Coffoy.
On commlttoo of rocoptlon to W.
J. Drynn, Messrs Rothchlld, Newell
and Drown.
CURRENT
. TOPICS
TODAY
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Prepared for tho Public gchoafe
and tho Family Circle.
January 22d will go down In his
tory as a red-lottor day In tho extea
slon of popular llborty. On that day
two United States sonntors were
chosen In accordanco with tho ox
pressed will of tho people
A rovolutlon Is said to bo spread
ing In Southorn Brazil.
Dolllvor, considered tho greatest
orator in tho Unitod States sonato,
hus boon rc-oloctod In Iowa.
A bill making appropriations"
tho Oregon rlvorn and hnrbora will
ho reported In Washington Thurs
day. Tho froozing woathor In Orogon lis
bollovcd to hnvo damaged tho win
ter grain.
At Wonatchoo, WaBh, 200 glrl
havo been brought from Scotland to
porform domestic sorvicos in families
thoro.
At Corvlna, Cal two mon rode
up to tho poBtofflco, robbed It of
sovoral hundred dollars, and rode
awny again In their automobile.
Stato of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucss County, as:
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
ho Is Bonlor partner of the firm of F.
J. Ohonoy & Co., doing business la
tho City of Toledo, county and state
nforosald, and flint Bald firm will pay
tho sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for oach and ovofy cbbo of
Catarrh that cannot bo cured by the
uso of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to boforo mo and subscribed
In my prosonco this Cth day of Dq
combor, A. D.. 188G. .
A. W. GLHASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken Inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
nnd mucous surfacos of the- system.
Sond for testimonials froo.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 76c.
Tako Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation. ' 1IIIW
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