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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNATi, SALEM, ORHGON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY , 1907.
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rTNewYork Fashions
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M !,. wrono.h but bdcomlngly long-wnlsted at tho
h JS'aii and tho shops ; front plvlng Render wnlst lino It
i.lsbave """ - lnok wlth only was imumra m uuj.uuudu UUiu.u.u
1, most lonesome , tooK thatopy on whlto satin. There was n
mltntln3 to rem creatlous (novel llchu arrangement crossing at
eire to do "-- Doucot and the bacK. nnu u was uniBiieu wuu
IM creat-?to bb seen until gold buttons.
feline are u- bJrdg mlgrat0 1 But af tor all It Is not tho made up
dressmaker uoc tUolr noW jCOstumos that women aro looking at
eMra vovprthelss this is Just now for sno Knows mat, excopt
Irfcrea""-" . the nrac
ir0l,nos out bargain hunt-
linopi - t.a atock of model
r.f.rhHtho!
ua "" nrc sho soarcnes ..
K" " .. nf too shop worn
irjus?- -!
...rtlvo models tnm " "
attractive n of th(J
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I.. .nnecther to DuywB " -.-
L, (or sno kbu - -
r'IU'. . .iiumver rare
f the ypnr w -. -
lis in materials and trim
ittr i .uin.inusly small cost.
H . . fnnov boleros.
brolderea iuC, -- - .
U bretel.es ana --
kiTfl adornments m - -.
as will t"ra u" '"Dfc " .
. .j make It look like now. A
d clrdle with sash ends is in
. .l- ....mi tnnmont and
hion at mo ih- -
klnlr goes lar m "-"
ienrlie shabby gown iuuh.
l .mart, so that tno mveaunuui ..
U and effective buttons anu
kles at this tlrao is certainly wiho
prudent.
fba new crepe uu uimw -
bred silks aro more oenuuim
ever. Thcso servlceauio goous
. .- i.a fnfAfl in lin nrn-
a DOOn iu niu i v"
ileal woman, for thero aro bo
hv different shades In the ono nndN
perns In tho other as to mano it
no means Impossible to havo an
Ktlve gown without being sln-
B; eitravagent. Flgurod not and
a bit of handsomo lnco wuii
boni and brlcht buttons comprise
(the trimmings needed. Further-
L-e, if thcro bo a silk lining that
already dono duty, provided It
i and banes well tho dressmaking
of tho gown need not present
lit difficulties.
trie pompadour silks aro good In-
(tments at tho present momont and
odd shades aro to bo carefully
hit, as they mnko up In a more
lUsetlro effect than tho rnthor
Ire ordinary designs. They aro
guilt (or tho simple styles of ovon-
r roiM to bo worn now and will
sost useful In tho summer senson.
they are In keeping with tho pic
esque fashions that aro so rapidly
Ib a hold on populnr favor.
The new striped and chocked goods
'eh promises to bo as fashionable
thejr wcro during tho pnst soason
s soft and supple as tho woavor
m mako them. Thoy will be
N fir tho practical walking suits
I inch suits often havo plain skirts
n Halts nt the back and front to
ii them flaro out well at tho hem.
lt of this kind has a porfoctlnc
i llttlo short-wnlsod coat trlm-
1 lth galloon embroldorod in
Maui colors,
A more dressy gown soon lately
i' mouse grey wool batlsto check-
i green This had a half om-
b T1' 'nort'walsted at tho bnck,
in case of need, this Is a bad, time
to buy. It is at tho now cloths and
cottons and tho first Importations of
Bilks that Interest her most. The
counters aro full of tho cotton fab
rics and whllo no great dlfforonco Is
to bo seen in tho staple goods tho
coloring and designs aro more beau
tiful than over.
Linen It would soom haB como to
stay and It is to have another season
of extensive ubc, and coat and skirt
suits of wnshabla materials aro to
bo as much liked as thoy wero last
year. Judging from tho washable
suits being turned out for tho south,
whlto will bo in advanco of colors in
popular estimation.
Thero are flowered organdies of
now patterns selling at 25 cents u
ynrd, printed voiles in delicate de
signs ranging from GO to 90 cents a
yafd. Thin cotton and silk mixtures
for ovenlng wenr aro dotted with
jacquared spots, striped or flowered,
and cost from 20 to 50 cents. A now
kimona material of thin silky
wcavo is printed In JapaneBo designs.
As tho season of warmth advances
toward us, tho llngorio blouse
shows every slBn of taking on now
lifo and ousting tho tailored ones
from tho field. Tho llrrons opening
up this weok aro as multifarious In
stylo of woavo as ovor. Thoy could
not bo moro so. Flowor patterns In
a host of pronounced now designs
aro plentiful enough among tho thin
cottons to show tho courso that fash
Ion will tako In that direction. Polka
dots and discs aro also among tho
favored motives in cottons.
Cross-barred whlto dimities print
ed with dainty floral patterns hnvo
como In with tho now cottons.
Among tho designs thero Is a tiny
green shamrock that proclaims thorn.
Irish, and roso garlands, sprays, sin
glo flowers, and tiny figures all of
tho daintiest nature. Tho dimity Is
25 cents a yard.
A material that will bo popular
this coming Benson is flowered cotton
tullo In n great variety of pattorns
on whlto and tinted grounds. An
other Idea that allows of many n
chango is a tullo over-dross in whlto
with an under dross of flowered or
gandy, which gives tho snmo effect as
tno moro oxpouBlvo tulles 'that aro
prlntod. With tho samo over-dress
ono may wenr n Bilk slip, Indeed one
may havo soveral Blips and thus ap
parently havo soveral drosses. The
Idoa Is a good ono when sovornl oven
ing sowiib aro needed for llttlo nion
oy. The silk slip will bo ns much
in demand as it wns last summer for
numbers of new goods aro thin and
open-meshed or hnvo laco strips run
ning through thorn nnd sometimes
tho chocked goods hnvo their checks
of open work.
Groy In a variety of shades is a
fnshtonnblo color and is becoming
moro stylish all the time. There is
X a queer stono grey that la extreme
ly popular, but is rather frying for
it has a cold hard tone to It. It Is
however much softened when white
trimmings are used with It. Thon
thero aro tho lighter shades of groy
in all varieties of shades that woro
onco considered only appropriate for
house or evening wenr; thoy aro to bo
make with contsnntl skirts to match
or olse the dress Is made In such wise
as to bo smart and attractlvo with an
extra coat of somo contrasting color
The mouso groys nro soft and pretty
and very fnshlouablo Just now.
Black and whlto trimming on grey
Is coming Into fashion again and
whon Judiciously used it Is vory sat
isfactory. It is, however, rather too
striking to plenso everybody.
Velvet trimming used on all sorts
of growns is considered rathor more
up to date than tho bias fold of satin
or silk that until now havo been con
sidered so effective.
Tho amount of ombroldery that Is
still required as trimming on tho
moro claborato gowns is most intri
cate In design and pattern and com
bination of coloring. It might have
beon thought that by this tlmo every
posslblo design nnd finish of detail
had boon worked out. but on tho
contrary ovory day now Bets somo
absolutely original rondcrlng of the
samo old materials. Tho samo is
truo In the combinations used with
velvet nnd laco braiding.
CATHERINE MANN-PAYZANT.
o
Hunting for Trouble.
"I've lived In California 20 years,
and nm still hunting for troublo in
tho way of burns, sores, wounds,
bolls, cuts, sprnltiB, or u enso of pllos
that Bucklen's Arnica Salvo won't
quickly cure," writes Charles Walt
ers, of Alleghany, Slorra Co. No use
hunting, Mr. Wnltors; it cures ovory
caso. Guaranteed at J. C. Jerry's
drug storo; 25c.
. Tke Story of Medicine.
Its name "Golden Mrdlcal Dlscovorr
was suggested by ono of Its most import
ant and Yaluablo Ingredients Golden
Seal root.
Nearly forty years ago, Dr. Plcrco dis
covered that ho could, by tho uso of pure,
trlplo-roflned glyccrlno, aided by a cor
tain degreo of constantly maintained
heat and with tho aid of apparatus and
Appliances designed for that purpose, ox
tract from our most valuablo nntlvo mo
dlclnal roots their curatlvo properties
much bettor than by tho uso of alcohol,
so generally employed. So tho now world
famed "Golden Medical Discovery," for
the euro of weak stomach. Indigestion, or
dyspepsia, torpid liver, or biliousness and
kindred derangements was tlrst made, m
It ever slnqo has bVn, without a partlcla
of alcohol In Its raattc-up.
A glancoVthcJuU list of Its Ingredi
ents, prlntcu tnjvOverv bottlo-wrappcr,
will show that It is hiaOo from tho ruojt
valuablo medicinal rooUVound growing
in our American forests aii tucf? in
grrdlent3 hay,e rccelvcdtW ii ronmflGafr
gorsoineni .ffjm the.lcjjllng mcdtcltLwr
Tho 11)07 Auto Rook.
Tho association of Licensed Auto
mobllo Manufacturers of America
has Issued Its annual "Hand Dook of
Gasolene Automobiles" for tho yonr
1007. It Is n book that soras Indls
ponslblo to tho prospcctlvo purchaser
or anyono othorwlso Interested in tho
automobile. It contains Illustrations
and specifications of 110 American
built cars ns well as tho principal Im
ported ones. This hand book Is pub
lished by tho ASSOCIATION OF LI
CKXSKI) AUTOMOIULK MANUFAC
TURERS, 7 EAST llil) ST., NEW
YORK CITY.
"THE ONE
CENT DAILY."
1 1 1 1 u i n t ii 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 ; .nil .H mum
Special ration 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. i y
Tt'MHn 1 1 ,1( fl ! . . . i, t j, j. n ii 1 1 1 I n 1 1 iiiiii
HOFER BROS,
PUBLISHERS.
A Valuable Lesson.
"Six yoars ago I learned a valu
ablo lesson," wrltos John Pleasnnt,
of Mngnolln Ind. "I then bognn tak
ing Dr. KIns's Now Llfo Pills, and
tho longor I tako thorn tho hotter r
find them." Thoy plenso everybody.
Guaranteed nt J. C. Perry's, druggist
23c.
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Cliungu- Court of Study.
Suporlntodont Ackcrman is con-
tomplntlng changing tho courso of
study In tho high schools of Oregon.
Ho is Issuing n circular loiter to tho
high school principals and teachers
in tho stnto advising thorn of this
fact nnd asking for suggestions re
garding tho proposod changes. TIiobq
suggestions must bo In his offlco by
April 1. Mr. Ackorman also hopes
to havo a conference of high school
workorB boforo that tlmo.
lIMtMiMtMlHlMltMMBMiMMMlMlBl I
Wen Ate Well Dese
H They Have Tfek Cloth Mafe By
JOHN SHOLUND,
Opera Howe MERCHANT TAILOR
CI" Vtmm ul Rmiriaff.
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Neighbors Got Fooled.
"I was literally coughing myself
td death, and had bocomo too weak to
leavo my bed; and neighbors pre
dicted that I would never leavo it
allvo; but thoy got fooled, for thanks
bo to God, I was inducod to try Dr.
King's New Discovery. It took Just
four ono dollar bottles to cure tho
cough and rostoro mo to good sound
hoalth," writes Mrs. Eva Uncnphor,
of Grovortown, Stark County, Ind.
This King of cough and cold cures,
and healer of throat and lungs, Is
guaranteed by J. C. Perry, Druggist.
50c and $1.00, Trial bottlo free.
Mrs. J. W. Daggett, her seven year
old son and two chickens woro killed
at Lebanon a fow days ago by pto
maine poisoning caused from eating
canned corn.
Even from tho Mountains.
Ballard's now Liniment Is praised
for tho good It does. A sure euro for
rheumatism and all pains. Wright
W. Loving, Grand Junction, Colo,
writes; "I used Ballard's Snow Lini
ment, last winter, for rheumatism
and can recommend it as tho best
Liniment on tho market. I thought,
at the tlmo I was taken down with
this troublo that it would bo a week
beforo I could got about, but on ap
plying your Liniment several times
during tho night, I was about in 48
hours and well in threo days."
Sold by D. J. Fry.
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PWfr wnvrrt..anti -a-ninn ,nn. iwmrrm
JMffl'ft' who r,,r"T"TTi:"rt thf n lhpyiry
nest ryipctiips Tor tnft til r8iffl or wnic
-upiqen Mfig.i ni-mvprv" is
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stj8iiiaftttimim8iiiiiitiiittwi
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
tiati!iiitmisiitiiiiiiitiiiittB
DRAYMEN.
R. O. duHmhw Successor to White
CuramlBS, expreM, dsllvery and
transfer llae. Prompt service Is
Our motto. Furniture and piano
moving a spealalty. Stand at 156
South Commercial street. Phone
175. Residence phone 968. 8-i-tf
FOR RENT.
SriNVrf
For Rent Soven-room hougo with
basomont. Good well water, piped
In and out. Inquire of A. Scurelb
or, GG0 N. High street. 1-7-lmo
aUvKoj.
heso endorsements OH
been compiled by Dr. R. V. Plorco, ol
Buffalo, N. Y and will bo mailed frte to
any one asking samo by postal card, or
letter addressed to tho Doctor as above
From those ondorsomonts, copied from
standard modlcal books of all tho d lifer
ent schools! of practice, It will bo found
that tho lngrodlont9 composing thoGold
en Modlcal Discovery " aro advised ntft
only for tho euro of tho nbovo mentioned
diseases, but nlso for tho euro of all ca
tarrhal, bronchial and throat ntfoctlons,
accompalncd with catarrhal discharged,
hoarseness, oro throat, lingering, or
liiing-on-coiwlis, and all thoso wasting
affoctlons which, If not promptly and
properly tmatod nro liable to tcrtnlnato
in consumption. Tako Dr. Plcrco's Dis
covery In tlmo and nersovoro In Its uso
until- you nlvn It a fair trial and it Is not
likely to dlsupiolnt. Too much must not
bo expected of It. It will not perform
miracles. It will not euro consumption
In Its advanced slnims. No mcdlclno will.
It will euro the ntTcctlons that lead up to
con.umnt.lon if toted n tlm.
FHrnislicd Rooms Wltk or without
board, phono, oloctrlo lights and
bath room. J. Jay Cook. Phono
633. 1-12-lm
FOR HAU5.
(NiN
Property for Sale. Twolvo houses
and lots In different part of Sa
lem by J. C. Schultz, 747 South
Ml&CELLANBOUS.
i
DrcMRMkiRg - Fashionable and plain
dressmaking, reasonablo rates, by
Mrs. Munaey, of Portland. Call
at 356 17th street. Phone 1171.
l-29-lwk
Concrete Werk. Get my prices oh
etdewalks, curbs, septic tanks ami
oomont work of any kind. AH
work guaranteed first-class. M.
Ward, Highland add. Phone G69,
1-11-tt
BUTTERNUT BREAD
It Is worth moro thaa any other
bread, yot the price la ao higher.
For salo at your grocer's.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY.
Thomas ft Cooloy, Props.
12th Btrcct, Salem, Or
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For Bale. Ono McCorinick mowor,
ono rovorslble Pitts harrow, one
14-lnch Oliver plow, all good as
now, at a bargain. Call at offlco
of Oregon Sienna Paint Company,
Salem. 1-7-1 m
Butto A Wettttorotk Fine wlaee,
liquors and clears. We fcanala tae
celebrated Kellogg and Oaatle
whUkioa. Cool and refreaalag eeer
constantly on drough. Heath
Commercial street 9-3-lyr
Ualom Iron Work. Founders,
cktaleta and blacksmiths. Manu
facturers of all kinds ef sawmill
machinery. Hop and fruit drylag
stoves, eta. Manufacturers ot the
Salem Iron Worka Hop Preee.
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Tno abovo cut shows our brick
lined Torrid Zone Furnace. Guar
inteod gas- and dust proof. Econom
ical and durable, for tho particulars
Inquire at
A. L. FRASER
258 Stnto Street.
For Salo. A flvo and a Blx-room
houBO, with from ono to six lota
with each, well located in Bast
Salem. Good bargains. Isaiah
Schonoflold, 2lBt and Marlon Sts
Salem. 1-28-tf
For Salo. 34 acres ot cholco land,
good 9-room houso and barn nnd
outbuildings, good orchard and
well; 10 acres of hops; situutod
throo-quartors ot a mllo from car
lino; land all In cultivation and
will bo dlvidod It deslrod and sold
In two lots. Addrosa W. A. Listen,
370 Court atroot, Salem. l-2G-lm
For Salo. My 80-acro farm, four
miles south o tho businoss contor
ot Salem, at Llborty, will soil in
small tracts to suit purchasor, or
ontlro trnct at a bargain, or will
rent to right party. Call on J. O.
Johnson, at Salem, or addrosa J,
II. Danlol, Eugene, Oregon.
1-17-lm
Lincoln Ankvilty UbIoh. Blck, aeel
dent and pension insurance; $2,
000,000 pledged; every claim paid
Good agents wanted, J, H. O,
Montgomery, Bupreme organiser,
Box 432 Salem, Oregon. It. R.
Ryan, aocrectary, 546 State street.
NEAV AND 8HOONTMIAND GOODft.
New and SocoMU-llaml Ooe.-
Bought and told, also raagea,
stoves and cooking utensils, dlk
es, granlto and tinwaro ot all kia4u
( Givo us a call. O. L. MoPeek, 179
South Commercial St. 8-13-ly
SEEDS
This la tho Bonson tor select'
ng your Bccds. Wo havo a
largo cargo of
NEW SEEDS
for early planting and mako a
specialty of farm seeds, as well
ns thoso for tho smaller cropt,
abovo all wo Insist upon new
and puro seeds, Get our list.
I
TILLSON &ICO.
151 High St
xxmarcs.
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Foresters of America Court Sh.r
wood Foresters, No. 10. Moots
Tuosday In Hurst hall, Stato stroot
U. S. Rider. C. R,; A. L. Drown, F.
8.
OflTBOFATKS.
Dr. B. II. Whlto, Graduate ot Klrka-
vlllo, Mo., uader founder et Os
teopathy. Room 21, BreymaH
building. Commercial street.
Phono 87. Resldeaoe 390 Summer
stroot, corner ot Center. Pkeae
1210. Treats acute and ckroals
dlaoasos. Examination free.
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PLUM3SR8.
Thco. M. Burr Plumbing, hot water
and Btcam boating and tlnnlag,
104 Commercial stroot. Pkeae
Mnln 192. 9-1-ly
Central Lodge No. 18, It. of P.
Cnatlo Hall In Holman block, cor
nor Stato and Llborty stroots.
Tuesdny of each weok at 7 s 30 p.
m. E. W. Hazard, C. 0.; W, I.
Staloy, K, of R. and S.
Modern Woodmen of America Oro
gon Codnr Camp No. 6240. Moots
ovory Thursday ovonlng at 8
o'clock In Holman hall. W. W.
Hill, V. 0.; F. A. Turner, Clork.
Woodmen of World Moot ovory Fri
day night at 7:30, In Holman hall.
J. A. Dlckoy, C. S.r P. L. Fruzlor,
Clork.
INDEPENDENCE STAGE,
Dally oxcopt Sunday. Loaves Wil
lamotto Hotel, Salem at 3 p. m., con
nects with motor for Monmouth nnd
Dallas at 0:15 p, m. Loavos Inde
pendence at 8 a. ra. Phono Main
179. RALPH BUDLONO,
Manager.
WATER COMPANY.
SALEM WATER C0MPAIO
OFFIOX CITY KA1X.
For woUr service tpply t oflle
Bills payable monthly in sdrinct
Make all eomplilnts at tho office.
HOtXIOTer.'a
Rocky Meuntam Tea HiKjgi
A Uuy MUolu for Ihsy Peopl.
Zrlsji OoMto Health and Uu& Vigor.
X v" l"o for O tiiBlifwttloo. linllKtMlon, l.lia
ml Kiitory Tro.ill. l'l ipt Kfwif. Impiir
UlntMi 111 Hrwilli. Mluifulhli Jk)irfU, HismImIui
ami UacIuicU" Jl a U -sity Hitintnn Jvn, In lab.
Irt form. 8t rtiM htK iii-uikiih ml r
HmM-utku Ukim Cwmsy, Midi kid VI.
udUOFM NU'lflfTS "" 5AU01V PE0P.-
M. J, Fetsel Plumbing, etom aa-t
gns fitting. Successor to Knox A
Murphy, 220 Commercial street.
'Phone Main 17.
A, L. Froxor -Successor to Durrougki
& Frnzor, plumber nnd tlnnor. Maao
fncturor of conjmr and galvanized
Iron cornice, and motnl skylights,
10S Stnto street. 'Phono 1611.
PILES inswressa
On44 ti. (U4WMBU, B.C.. rtu.
tun "l
tta Mf
OE. tTOMB'8 DKUa BTOBB
Does a strletly caih buelnew, owes no
one, and no one 0)ves It) earrlee Urge
itoek; ihelvef, eouotere and ehow
easee are loaded with drugs, medielnM,
otlon,B toilet artleloe, wlnea and
liquors of all kinds or medical pur-
pose. Vt. tooe I a regular graduate
la medtelae and. has had many jeara of 1
erporlenso la tee practice. CoEtulta
tivnt are freo. Prsriptlona are free,
and only regular price for medlelae.
Dr. Bten eta be feasd at ale dmg
tore, Salem, &, frea 8 la tke
mmiag sa(Il at aifki,
u u tuiM tut it.A tt, a. if. !,
uniif t a . I ktt l.4 M iwf u
ul ..- TV, M Cwm. UuU riM. fuM
f VrtMMX.'MARTIM HUOV. UNOIITC, r.-'
$M In Sxkm by Dr. S. C. Slwx
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PHYSIOrANS AjfD SURaKONS.
Dr. 1), II. Grlfflu, the SiKjclalUt en
Morphine All drug and liquor
habits, which ho euros In 3 days.
No monoy until curod, 214 Trade
St., Salem, Oro, Phono 568, John
Doyons, Business Manager,
8AllHl5rPPOO yAOTODjejr
Frank K. Brown, Manufacturer ef
laih, doors, moulding. All klade ef
homo faith and hard wood werk,
Front street, bet. State and Ceert.
VBTMHKAXY aUBOMOX.
Dr. B, J. TomtcVeterUary Burgee
..and dontlat, 33 years' ezpe'rleaee.
All work guaraateed. DlMealt Me
gleal operations a ipeeialty. Fkeae
681. Oilce at Club Stable. Facia
7, Salem, Oregoa. S-9-tf
WAKT9D.
Ttvo Boys WrhUh1To soil papors.
Inquire at Journal otllco. 1-30-tf
WniiUMl to Buy Heavy draft horses,
weight 1400 pounds and upward.
J, Connor, Wlllamotto hotel.
1-28-tf
Wanted Stock bogs for feeding,
chickens, ducks and all kinds ot
poultry. Highest prico paid. Hog
Leo Co., 181 Commercial street,
Salem, Or. 12-B-tf
O. C T. CO
STEAMERS-
pomona AND OREGONA LKAVK
PORTLAND MONDAY, WKDNKS
DAY AND FRIDAY AT to A.
M., TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND
HATURDAYM AT :O0 A. M. YOU
COKVALW TUHM1AY, TMUMaWAY
AND SATURDAY ABOUT 9 r, M
WL P. BALDWIN, Aft