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SPRING MEKCHAWiwEi
OF THE NEWEST ANU BBS i " -
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J!Ki:iH "if vti.-jr., - -"" ' ,. -.,. pvOLVKD MY THIS FASHION .MAivr.no w. ..... ""-""-' lni.SGIIT IS A I'UTK.va- -
flUAHPI.Nfl TI1KM AH SOON AS TI h All. WJJ CHOOSING AS BAItLY AS POSSIULK; I-OIt lURLMGll
INHI'KCTF Till'. SPRING ABTOllTMfcAl ' OH. AM TO lO CAN 1IB CTB1K --F
l'Oll IN HlTI'I.Vfl THINGS THAT MUST HI. MAUI, n '" ; "- HmMuftw
PKIUIAI'H IN NO OTIlim STOIU.
JIKBMI OK WINTKII, COM TUB 1'J
flUAHPlNO TIIKM AS SOON AS TH
INHPKCT Tlir. HVlUSa A8HOHTMK
Q;OH IK MlTl'INO THINGS THAT M
i l II l I IW llll I '
Under
Muslins
Tho present nasortinont o( lc
plcstlo undorwcnr nro oxtromoly
varied mid nllractlyo, presenting
an oxtbndod rango for tho solco-
Hon of comploto outfits of gnr
mint for spring and summer.
Thoro U n crlHyncHB and delicacy
about tho trlmminga Hint ull worn'
on with tlnlnty tiutOH admire. Tho
nhnpoa, bIzob nnd workmanship
aro excellent In ovory respect. A
full rango of sizes Including odd
alzca reudy.
TODAY ONLY
TittiriAiV HPPCIAL BALK Nl'MHHK SI1H
"A,"?r SX ilSrcck .peclli.1 c offer ... exceptional bargain
Jn the newest mid luteal styles In MUSLIN.
PETTICOATS
will. .! mfflo of 'self material, flounce will, two .. .of lace Insertion,
bottom trimmed will, -nrndld quality le- "J ' '.' "' , J,
every iK-nney of IJM but for this wile we offer them nt the unum.ally
low price of
$1
. i l, .rami Xu,. ...1.1 1 H::lll n, i... Wc.l..c.l..r-
IUr.JT.il
Wash
Fabrics
Covert
Jackets
For Spring Wear
YoBtorday'a express brought uu
ii flno showing of tho nowoat
styles in Covorl Jnckola.
Each coat is mndo of KngUah
Covert, twonty-flvo Inchoa Ion;,
oollnr trimmed with velvet of con
trastlns color, satin lined through
out. Bltoii rnnuo from Misses of
14 to tlio roKHlnr 42 plsca.
$10
A Splendid Showing of New
Wiiah Fabric
It Ih tho Rrvntoat aolccotlon In
tlio city, showlnB ovory now mid
populnr putlern nnd color, which
InHi.roH rholco picking for nil.
You, too, will Brow cnthiiBlnBllo
when you bco buoU pretty mater
ials for wnrm wonthor wonrliiB.
Tho prlco, In ovory Instnnco, Is
njuoh lower thnn you would ox.
poet to pny.
ISnrly choosers cot host selec
tions. Percales
Just Received
The llnoBt lino of poronlos ovor
shown In Hnlom nro now rondy for
your choosing. All colors nro rop
resonted, nlno thOBo populnr
stripes, chocks nml polkn dots In
red, black nnd bluo.
Dress
Goods
No othor ptoro prctonds to mnko
Btich n bIiowIiib of dross goods of
tho newest weaves nnd colorings.
Horo enn bo found cvorytliliiB
that's now nnd good nt JiiBt tho
prlco you wnnt to pny. Our Btock
has novor boon moro cnrofully se
lected offering tho newest goods
at modest prices.
1 i'l I J
Spring
Oxfords
FOU WOMHN
Tho now spring modols are
linndaomor thnn over. Now ton
turos udd to tholr grace, sorvlco
nblcnoss nnd good looks. Tho
mnkes nro nil tho best, nnd nB n
graceful bIioo gives tono to a
hnndBomo coatumo, your footwonr
Ib ns much a mntter of attention
ns gloves. In ovory Instnnco tho
atyloahoro nro choson to tho hour
T
Mo7JleieM&&oiU
wrnjm4.ii:m
jMMm
Men's
Suits
Tho gronteet clothing value glv
Ing ovont In this city continues
with values thnt must onrnostly
ImproBS mon who want good, prac
tlcnl clothing. It Is our nnnunl
olonrlng of nil wlntor buUb that's
tho causo of this gront reduction.
Tho world's very host rondy to
wear clothlnc Is Included In this
great .movomont ovory populnr
fabric, stylo nnd pnttorn Is repre
sented. Sizes rnnuo from 3Gc to
40c.
Values rnngo up to J22.C0.
Into that city every
;;ek, nnd thnt chances for work nro
growing -poorer every day It ha
been raining seveiei, .- - -
and Charley says" it seems good to see
the Oregon sunshine.
Joseph N. Teal, the Portland at
torney, was In Salem yesterday.
t .utnrney P. H. D'Arcy went to
jeff rson today on business.
V. E. Churchill, of Albany, was
Salcni visitor this morning.
Gideon StolU loft for Portland
this morning on a fev; days' business
trip. . .
S c Bodertscher left this morning
for a few days' business trip to Port
land.
r rr nr,lnor. the superlntedent
of the Boys and Girls Aid society, is
in town. -
j Walnco Cole and Rhea Coio. of
Oregon City, are vlstlng friends in
Salem. . ....
mim zoe Miller, of Amity, is visit
ing Mrs. Thos. Holt, an old Iowa
friend. , , ,
1) O. MrGee, of Seattle, who has
been hero on business, left today for
Host burg.
T R Burr and A. J. Cook, of Wis
consin, are in the city, looking for a
location. ' '
Mrs. C. A. McClnln has gone to
Wilbur, where sho will vUlt friends,
ninny chnnges.
I). II. Wyant, of the Oregon Slona
Pnlnt Compnny, loft todny for a busi
ness trln to Corvnllls.
George L. Baker, tho well known
Portland theatrical man. was in Sa
lem Inst night
John Cnrmlcliaol, the hop man, re
turned yostortlny from a .business
trln lo Portland.
Prosldont W. II. Downing, of the
stnto fnlr board, was In the city yoa
tcrday on buslnoss.
Qeorgo King, tho fish commission
er, nfter a buslnoss visit in tho city,
left this morning for Ynqulnn.
Mrs. McCullough, nfter n visit with
her dnughtor, Mrs. Coopor, has ro
turned to hor homo In Albany.
Dr. Byron K. Miller, Dr. A. C. Pat
ton nnd Dr. A. J. Pnxton, of Port
hind, nro in tho city.
W. W. Smith, nftor a visit In tho
city, returned this morning to his
Reasonableiw
For the St J
$10
-.. c
gestlve Power, mT J?
. tho Stoinnch Do lu r!
Kspw;lnlljrWhenUcr
Nothing to ir.y!
Not with drugs, W . v
fnrppmonf nt .1in...i.
..-. . i U1HUSUT6 )).
as nro natwrnliv , . .
nlnmn rtli9 Cnl.itn
that digestion require. nZ
trogenous ferments, an .C
tlon of hydrochloric lti
your food falls to diKjst,tfc
ijoaiiivu iuut some ot theji,
nro lacKing in your dlgeatlt,,
rnius.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tableuj.
noming out tnese natural i
necessary to digestion m
placed at work in the ku
ach and Bmnll Intestines !cp
luuau ui Kuua Ut-'VU. iUet
tlio gastric glands and
bring tho dlgestlvi orgm
their normnl condition,
Stuart's Dyspep'sla Tablets j
ucon suujectcd to critical
tests at homo and abroad i
found to contain nothing
tural digestives.
Chomical Laboratory. Ttl
address, "Dlfllndo," Londoa.
phono No. 11029 Central i
lum St., Frenchurch, SLE.C
London, 9th Anw;
I havo analyzed most card
box of Stuart's Dyspepsia
(which I bought myself at iu
chomlsts's shop for the
manufactured by the P. A.&
Tcmplo Chambers, LobJ&J
and havo to report that 1 (
find any trace of vegetable cd
oral poisons. Knowing Ouj
dionts of tho tablets, I ia(
opinion thnt they are
adaptable for tho mirposatoi
they aro intended.
(Signed) John R. Brooke,?:
F. C. S.
Their is no secret In ttai
ration of Stuart's Dyiptlal
Their composition Is
known among physicians, u!i
by th erecommendations ot (M
censed physicians In the
They i
CITY NEWS
A ftoMrt(n at lwefMU fr.
mafia tit Ymmt OwmWnntltn
Von .Itwn I'ourrrt I'rldny Bvenli.B
Tho Indlo who will bo tlio patron
cbbob of tho concert ulvn by Arthur
von JesBcn at tho Urn ml Opurn llouno'
I'rldny evenliiB nre: Mm. K. M
Walt, Mrs. Win. llrowu, Mr. Geo.
11. Ihlrntitt, Mr. A. N. UhbI., Mr.
W. II. Ilyrd, Mr. W. I. Cnmpholl.
Mm. J. II. Coleman, Mrs. H. B
KleniliiK, Mib. Clnud (lntoli. Mr. H.
J. Hendricks, Mrs. Kdwttrd lllmoh,
Mr. J. F. UuhIic. Mr. IMm. Moure
Mr. P. U. Unymond. Mr. F. W
8lHttcor, Mr. II. I). Thloltvu. Tho
iimiiM of lt)o Indie would he Kunr
HUllMt llf l)l IHItlCHIrt. UVllll It WO lltll
not know what kind of an artUt Mr. ""tr untn VtU )'U"K. whn
Fry, 000 High street, mid tho Inter
ment will bo In tho Odd Follow'
cemetery. Hov. P. . Knlulit win
conduct tho funeral, nanlRted by Hov.
F. 10. Dull. I'ncltlo loduo, Masons,
will oftlcluto nt tho Horvlcoa. The fu
uural will bo promptly at 2:30
o'clock.
Krtlem Military lMntl
Will furnish music for tho lnns
ituurado nt tho Auditorium rink to
night. Admission, 26c.
(Vlebnttl.tB Agwln
G. A. Waaaman wiu found hut ov
onliiB poaaoMud with tho uvll spirit
of rum nnd i"eor, and wua escorted
to tho city Jnll, where ho pnt tho
nlKlit.
"Cnuulit In tltti Web"
Will coutlnuo nt tho Kllnttor Grand
von Jomou 1.
Mr, llrlHrU' VuuerHl
' 11.o iuuerak ol .l. (1 Harbor! will
tm held Tburdy afternoon front tho
roaldenro of hu iwinlu-Uw, n j
1 XlEt EL I JC0
ARE THE WINDOWS Ofi
THE SOUL
U'l lu nil the llttht you can. It U
H'lloua to dilly-dally. When yon
tit4 Bwv at ail. ou tiosd them.
atui hwhI them badly.
Ym May Kt Tfcftak Ywr
Nttil TWm
Thtr nrt defvota of vlilou which
am hard to dtftc-U vxcvpt by a acl
I'ulftlo watnluatlon, and It uot cor
rrtvd lo tltn may run Into somo
thlup ihtrlou IndcHHl,
Vur your own aatUtactltm let u
tfwtnlUA tUvm.
"A KaKKod Hero" will bo offered
with an ontlro ohnngo ot speclultlo.
A Xw Itettnnint
BulliKk 11 rut hor. well known
roatauruut nporntlv In this city, arc
about to uihii a rMtaurant In tho
bulldlnR formerly oeepled by F. K.
tlhafer' harniNui atoro ndJoluliiB the
Salem Gun toru Thy xpct to bo
ivady for buslniKHi In a few week.
Adding Another l'mm.
II 13. Moores & Co , the Job print
ers, have purchnsed tho small cylln
dor pros from tho olJ stnto house
printing plant nnd nro Installing It
In tholr utiles ovor Bnkor, Lawrence
& Baker's grocery storo. IncroaBod
bUBlnoB hn mndo UiIb move neeos-
toy, and It will prove n lino addition
to tholr oqulpmout.
"See Caught lu the Web"
Moving picture nnd othor high
claaa vnudovlllo between acts at tbo
Kllngor Grand tonight.
Cluckumi.M Mju. Mlttslng
John Hock, n mnn well-known In
Oregon City, disappeared from homo
Monday ot lnt week, and nothing
has been heard from him since. Ho
was Janitor ot tho IlnptUt church.
Miinquerailn Ticket
On aalo ut tho box ofilae. Maskqrs
must got their ticket and rosurvo
tholr skate- lu advance.
Dr. It. A. llerltttgi-.
At tho opera house Friday night.
MftMjuermle
At tho AudltariutH tonight, 7:30
to 11. Mask will bo rtuuoVed nnd
prise awarded at 9:30, after which
tbo public will bo altowed to skate.
Notice to Fruit Grmvi
There will bo n meeting of the
fruit growers held nt tho Grange
hall, corner ot Coinmorclal and Con-
tor streets, Salem, Or., on Saturday,
February 9, 1907, at 1:30 p. in., for
the purpose of organizing a fruit
growers' union. Addresses will bo
mndo by Prof. C. I. I.owls, of the
horticultural department ot O. A. C.
Corvallls, and Hon. H. D. Shopnrd.
manager of tho Hood River Fruit
Growors' Union, Hood Rivor, Or. AM
persons tnterostod In the fruit Inter
ests are requested to attoud. By or
der of tho committee. 2-C-3t
Senator Itniley'K Brother Hurt
Senator Bailey, of Portland, yos
torday recolved a tolephouo mos
sago tulltng him of an accldont which
occurred to his brother, who Is a line
mnn. omployod by tho Portland Tele
phone Company. Ho wus fixing some
wire on a pole, when he lost his bal
ance and fell 40 foot to the ground.
Ho osonped with only a broken Jaw,
nnd will soon recover.
homo in Clnckamns.
Mrs. Abigail Scott Dunlway, tho states and Canada.
well known and ablo ndvocnto of moBt popul r of nil remedl
equal suffrage Is in tho city.
Mrs. C. S. Rockenfleld. tho widow
of tho late C. S. Rockenfleld, left this
morning for hor homo in Portland.
A. Noltnor, who has been In the
city in tho interest of tho appropria
tion for tho Monmouth State Nor
mal, left Inst evonlng for Portlnnd.
Professor L. R. Trnvcr, formerly
or this city, but now of Portlnnd,
was hero yosterdny on business.
Miss Leln McCully, nfter visiting
hor cousin, Mrs. B. O. Schucklng, ot
this city, loft this morning for her
homo In Portland.
Sheriff Cvor wont tt Portland
on buslnoss this morning.
Rev. J. Bowersox, of tho United
Evnugollcnl church, of Portland, who
conductod tho funeral services ot tlio
lato John Stnlgor, returned to his
homo this morning.
Goo. W, Whitney, who haB boon in
tho city, attondlng the funeral of tho
lato John Stnlgor, returned this
morning to his homo In Woodburn.
digestion .dyspopsla, wattr
insomnia, loss ot appetite, i
cholln, constipation, dystal
kindred diseases originate ,1
Improper dissolution and
tlon of foods, because then
oughly rellablo and barmlau
or child.
Stuart's Dyspepsia TabMM
onco n 8nfo nnd powerful
ono grnlng of tbeso tablra
Btrong enough (by test) tod
000 grains of steak, esetm
will digest your food for JM
your stomach can't.
Ask your druggist for 1 1
puckago or Bend to us
freo trial Bamplo packajii
will bo surprised at tbo i
A. Stuart Co., 64 Stuart 1
shall, Mich.
$100,000 FOU fjKATTI.K FAIR.
Mr. W. O. Smith
Tho aweeUvoleciI lngor of Salem,
will bo heard In two solo at the
Grand Opera House Friday night.
Personals
BARFTS
JEWELRY
STORE
IbhW ndl I au4v Sis cbm
"A 1UkM Hero"
CommenoluK Friday at tho Kllnger
Grand win bo tbo laat jtlay altered
by Kokhardl'a Ideal In this city, a
tho company ai booked through to
California, rouiequontly tbuy will
oloto In thl city next Sunday oven ., . . ,, , .,
, . The btehvllippy Mx-tlng
Making Moro llmim
F. K. Bhafor, the harae man In
tbo Turner block, I putting In now
balconies, shelling and show ease.
In order to accommodate hi growing
trade. The ork U being pushed and
tho Increased space will bo available
utlhlu a wk, when additional stock
will bo carried.
Mjuquctttdo-
At tbo Auditorium tonight. Admis
sion 25 cents,
IKm't Fall to Wltwco
KckhardtV Ideal In "A Racgva
Hero," at the Kllusor Grand, com tuember ot tho local loJeo of A. O.
wenelns Frldajf. TbU company will u. Wr., and the member of that oc
ciow belr enuastent In SAlem dr havo beea Invited to attend hl
Sunday evealag wltb tat play, funeral tomorrow afternoon.
Tho evangelistic meeting at the
First Presbyterian church, that aro
being conducted by Measr. Steele
and Hoppy will contlnuo throughout
tho week, after which tho evangel
ist wilt go to Dallas to hold a series
of meeting. Tho mooting lu this
city havo steadily luoraod in Inter
est, and the attendance U very good.
Fuy Grandprt
Yellow Kid, Alfonso and Gaston,
and many, other characters will be
represented at the masquerade this
evening. Admission, SS eonta.
Was CluHer Member-
Mr. M. O. Harbord was a charter
Julius a Wotfe, ot Sllvorton, Is In
the city.
S. B. Houston loft this afternoon
for Portland.
II. K. Jorgeasan, ot Dallas, Is vis
iting In tho city.
Rov. Father Moore left thl morn
ing for Portland.
Mis Helen Stolwer, of Jefferson.
la visiting In tho city.
Mrs. T. M. Rogers left today for a
visit In Portland.
Hon R. II. MtUfferty, ot Oak
land, Ca).. 1 In the etty.
Hon. C. 11. Hardy, at Eugene, was
In the city last eveuing.
Dr. B. A. Pierco returned this
morning to his homo In Portland
Harry Mauer left this morning for
a visit In Kugene,
Dudley Evans, ot Portland. Is vis
Itlng tho legislature.
Hon. W. 11. Wehruag. of Hlllsboro.
was lu Salem yesterday.
Dr. W. E. Carll. ot Oregon City,
was In town yesterday
Hon. Will R. King, of Ontario. Is
In Salem on lecal business,
Caaa, P8h haa returned from
San Francisco, whero ho baa put In
everal month at the ara.ti... tN
ho ajr that hundred ot mechanics
Ways and Menus Commltteo Cut
Down Kcttlemier's Hill Fifty
Thousand.
Tho Joint ways and means commlt
teo hold a session this afternoon nnd.
cut down tho Sottlemlor bill to give
the Seattlo Fnlr $150,000 to $100,-
000 by n vote of five to three. ThoBO
voting for tho wholo amount wero
Rodger8, ot Marlen: Drlscoll, ot
Portland, and Carter, of Ronton.
Tho commlteo alBo had tho insano
asylum betterment and Improvement
matter up for consideration, and
have practically decided to allow
1150,000 for bettorments, repairs
and othor Improvements, and 190,000
for tho construction pfta now wing,
setting asldo tho proposition to es
tablish a separate institution for fe
male. Inmates at a cost of )327,000.
Tho commltteo Is In session this af
ternoon.
Tho committee on banking will
hold an open meeting In room No. 3
ot tho senate chamber tonight at 8
o'clock, when tho state banking law
will bo taken up.
Circuit Court Hasla j
Judgo Burnett held I iW"K
In ilonnrtmont No. 1 0t V
court this morning, and, iSl
acting tho following t
Journed to 1 o'clock p. -M
February 11th.
Tho suit of tho Tootle,
Tlfnrtnr fflCflntlIO COBPMJ'
Hobson Mercantile Coffl
this mornlnc settled.
In tho action for tnoJ
Payne against Peter cent
nnd dlsbursomentBeri
court in favor of tho
122.
ntinrlaa VnllchD. 01
rived recently to attew"1
eolloEO of this city. m
now.
vm.T.pn At the faW
t ,.., ofmflt. FebTPff.
i nnri Mrs. Cm-9-'
M ACS -
daughter.
Fuuerul Notice.
Tho funeral services ot tho late
Mr. George Collins will bo held
Thursday, February 7, 1907, at 1:30
p. m at the First Methodist church.
Rev. W. 11. Selleck will conduct the
services and tho burial will tako
place In City View cemetery.
..MONEY TO
THO"!
Orr Lada Bush'
Norirk&tJWo
Fraas: ereu..-i - (
0e wltb wm. -"
111 Ooaaaaer!
Order ot Waahlagtoa.
Tho funeral services ot the late
sister, EIIxa Mosher, will bo held at
tho family home In Englewood, at
1:30 p. m., Thursday, February 7.
All members are requested to attend,
it possible.
NEWT
crssw"
way.
galem, Or.
5 ye old, v
t, at XMWf
sirt.