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DAILY OAMTAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH , 1007.
IcohoL
Since May, 1906, Ayers Sarsaparllla has been
n,ln1v frflft ffOITI fllcohnl- If Vflll ar In nnnr
TOTTl health, wcak Pa,e nervous, ask your doctor
'" hnn taktnp this non-alcoholic tonic and nltora.
about taking this non-alcoholic tonic and altera
tive. If he has a better medicine, take his.
Get the best, always. This is our advlco
W hTd no secret! i we publlia J. O. Art r Co,
wu.
the formula ofllourpraprtlon.
Lo
, Mm.
JREAT
AMERICAN
STORIES
l0,joi--"Wake Up England!"
and with a third open side on Duke
street. The front Is to bo decorated
with graceful Corinthian pilasters,
and tho whole effect 1b likely to add
to tho Imposing appearance of this
Important thoroughfare. Tho com
structlon will bo of Portland stone
and steel throughout, and as fire
proof as modern Ingenuity enn make
a building on which tho brightest en
orgies of both English and Amorlcnn
architects have been concentrated.
As wa3 explained In yesterday's Daily
Telegraph, tho Inventiveness of the
Wf Telegraph Feb , i ,
American genius has already bceu
a v:' f mikn street. 1 displayed In the proposal that tho
j15 to tn n.,i 0f rent .now storo should bo directly connect-
atiheaoruinotiu .-----1 -
i !. rxiiiiwi unnrn :-u
.. tfiiMine are u"b .....
rersarelnastatoof decrepl-
uhlch heralds speeuy uibuw.-u.
. ii is evident that something
rmnst tako their place, and a rop-
jliUve of Tho Dally Teiegrnpu,
, m been visiting various sites
kite changed their aspect late-
rD1de Inquiries yesterday morn
" . . .....uic .Mi which
it tne new uujiujut," .
mm Waring and Glllow havo
rifled Oxford street. Ho was re-
Ud direct to Mr. Selfrldge, whoso
Bporarr offlces are just opposuo
L 401, w that ho can Keep ma vyu
, th9 iite that will shortly bo
ited out of nil knowledgo by tho
Lmoni ichemo which ho Is begin-
-todeTClop. when It Is unuor-
thit Mr Selfrldgo Is tho man
practically created Marshall
tit hoge storo In Chlcngo, It will
. reamed that he knows his busl-
Oor representative discovered
at be ru qulto ablo to explain It,
,io fir as It was advisable at pros
it for the public to get somo Idea of
I fataro as ho plans It,
Tou must understand, to begin
"Vald Mr Selfrldge, "that I do
'.want to poao as an 'American ln-
Under no circumstances
Hon.'
th though occurred to mo of
b you anything. That would
possible. I havo como hero bo-
I am attracted, as many an
American has been boforo me,
ts opportunities afforded for a
t. and dignified business In your
and wealthy metropolis, a bust
tht will not Intorforo with ox-
English concerns, but thnt Is
s4td to introduco something now
lwe to learn all I can boforo wo
!, la order to begin on linos that
be not only prosperous, but tip-
to and lively. The motto of
n, Selfrldgo and Warlng's storo
integrity of business prlucl-
the hlghpgt qualities of mor
gue an accuracy In all our
fuwati W i shall atock only the
A purchaser remembers the
M of goods long after ho for-
KitWr price"
fc the table was a pile of archl-
Jrawinga in white Hue on bluo
f by 2u0 ft , stretchlnc back
Oxford feet to Somerset street !
with tho Bend street Btatlon of
the Tube railway, so that passengers
could pass from tho train through an
underground pnssago Into tho shop
without having to go out of doors nt
all. Whether tho local authorities
will admit a prfnciplo so novel In un
derground metropolitan traffic is yet
to bo seen, but Mr. H. O. Wells would
havo little doubt about its benefits,
and it might well bo thnt a subway,
which would servo othor public uses
ns well as that of bringing custom
ers to a particular shop, would obtain
careful consideration. Whether this
detail In tho schomo goes through
or not, It is typical of tho energetic
spirit that anlmntes tho wholo of this
now undertaking; but our rcpresont-
utlvo did not touch upon It yesterdny,
and' only asked for moro information
concerning tho big storo thnt was
shortly to bo set up.
"Shopping In London," said Mr
Solfrldgo, "presents n problem that
will bo Interesting to solve. I con
fess It fascinntcs mo. I had prac
tically retired after tho Marshal
Field store had been sot going on a
successful basis; but tho business
holds mo still. Tho direction of a
lnrgo number of mon and women to
wards ono honornblo ond of logltl
mato bucccss In which nil liurmon
lously co-operate, seems to mo an
ambition that Is worth while. If a
big storo In London is run on lines
that nro clastic nnd ndnptablo; It It
starts without any old world preju
dices and mothods oxcept the osspn
tlal virtues of hnrd work nnd hon
esty; If it dollberntoly trios to plonso
tho womon, llrst, last nnd nil tho
tlmo; If It Is never afraid of a now
dovolopmont moroly because it Is a
chango; if it rsallzoa that n woman' i
shopping can bo made more plonsur
able to hor than ovor wns tho case
beforo then I vonturo to think n
real want will liuvo been supplied.
It Is not only London ladles who
would patronize an organization of
this kind. Country wives will be oven
moro appreciative of its possibilities.
Thoy will get all that any household
needs under tho snmo roof. Thoy
will hoo tho best of ovorythlng, ami
thoy. will seo It under tho best pos
sible) conditions. I bollevo wo shall
havo mothods of showing off ladles'
WiMaitminr
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WfctKeWlkw, r r. .t
grotLCOfllainsiMdlher
tNjtscn'
MMrlfmorAl
narcotic.
Sssasfififeae
SZS5KSi
"wioss of Sleep.
' Suture of
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bSyodk.
CASTORIA
Far Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
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In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
dresses, and details of costumo of
every kind, which will be both novel
and attractive. If wo do not appeal
to every kind of .tnsto that asks for
tho best things, it will not bo for
want of trying every way wo know.
Qlvo us a suggestion, and wo'll thank
you for it; and wo'll carry out any
thing that's practicable. Thero'a
nothing reasonable Loudon can ask
for which Selfrldgo and Waring- will
not bo ready to supply, and to sup
ply ns well as It can bo dono anywhere."
Our representative wont nway
full of eorlouB thoughts. Ho knew
what the big American stores can do,
and he had been wondering how long
It would bo beforo London would
wako up to tholr advantages. Thcro
has, of course, been a great chango
in a f w conspicuous and woll known
Instances. Dut even tho best of
theso Is very different from such
places as Wanamaker's, or Marshall
Field's, or Slegel nnd Coopor'a in the
States. However politely Mr. Self
rldge mny phrnso his nttltudo to Lou
don, tho mennlng of his coming Is
very clear. It Is n definlto challougo.
It Involves a very dollborato compe
tition. It will , no doubt, tench us n
drastic lesson.
For years tho English producer
and vendor has had tho best artlclo
on tho market in many trades. But
ho will novor take tho troublo to
change his methods of salo, or to
alter his pattern, toBUlt any of his
customers. If thoy don't llko whnt
ho offers them they can go to woll,
as n matter of fact thoy havo gono to
Germany; not for tho best nrtlclo,
which England still possesses, but for
tho nrtlclo they want, which Knglnud
will not sell them. Not content with
losing tho mnrketB of tho world, Eng
land's merchants nro now to seo tho
actual trado of London Itsolf chal
lenged beforo their very eyes. What
nro wo going to do about It?
Thoro was a tlmo when wo woro
ablo to Imposo our own conditions on
buyors who could not get tholr goods
olsowhere. Hut our position is totnl
ly dlfforont now. Wo Bufogunrd
trado upon tho ocean, but wo no
longer domlnnto trndo ovorywhoro.
Tho reports of consuls gonornl In
ovcry quarter of tho world pour in
from week to week to provo how
much ground wo havo lost thnt Is
now past recovery. It will apparent
ly bo necoBsnry to loso yet mord be
foro wo evon awako to tho Importance
of weighing and measuring In sym
bols which nro convenient to tho cus
tomors wo want. Nothing short of
boggnry seems llkoly to convlnco tho
English trader of tho commercial no
cosslty of tho inotrlc Bystom. Hnthor
than use it, ho doliburntoly' profors to
disgust four hundred and fifty mil
lion possible foreign customers ovory
year. Abroad, his punishment is
coming upon him, with more nnd
more severity every month. At
home a similar vengeance will follow
hard on hidebound convontlons which
rofuso to recognize that a buyer Is u
human holng. It has boon moro slow
iu coming bocnuso the London trader
has been dealing with mon and wom
en of his own race. Hut such n now
dovolopmont In tho immodlnto futuro
ns Mossrs. Solrldgo and Warlng's big
storo in Oxford street Is a symbol of
what wo may oxpect. Tho writing
has long boon upon tho wall, and few
who ran havo road. Thosa few havo
profited accordingly. Hut the ma
jority, who will loso tholr trado bo
cnuso thoy will not chango tholr old
habits, will suffer; nnd It will serve
thorn rJght. nut his words wero ut
tered to oars alroady scaled in ster
torous slumber. Now It Is tho Bloop
er's pockets that will suffer, and the
appoal may provo moro Intolllgblo.
Tho competition Is close at homo;
tho gago of battlo Is thrown down
on his front door-step.
o .
Curzoii'H Advice to LortW.
London, March 9. Lord Curzon
of KcddleBton ox-viceroy of India,
was Installed Chancellor of Oxford
university today, in succession to tho
lato Viscount Goshen. In tho courso
of an address after tho Installation
ceremony ho urged that tho Union
ist party itself should 'undortake to
reform tho houso of lords on tho
lines laid down in Lord Newton's
bill, which proposes the reconstruc
tion of tho house on a party elective
basis. Ho considered that the peers
themsolvos should take tho Initia
tive, and that by suirondorlng some
of tholr existing privileges thoy
would attain by that sacrifice a sec
ond chamber entitled to tho trust of
reasonablo mon of all parties. Con
tinuing, Lord Curzon declared that
the peers would thus bo playing tlw
part enacted by tho great hereditary
nobles of Japan at tho time of the
Japanese revolution, which started
Japan upon the advance that has
had such astonishing results.
Of Intttrasf Te Women.
To such women as are not seriously bnl
el hcalttubut who have exacting duties
to porfornV either in tho way of houso
hi Id carcsW In social duties and func
tlo2Vhlchscrloiisly tax their strength,
as wctritSurslnR mothers. Dr. Pierce's
Favorite PrVA-rlptlon has proved a most
valuable supYftrtlng tonic and Invigorat
ing nervine. Hy It, timely use, much
fcrlou sickness nnd siiiferlng mnvT?
iyoldl. Tho oncratlnvr table and tlio
sUTKroni'knlje. would, jf hollc-vT:
Sfldom have to lo orrployfd If this mon
vii uianiP wtiuii'? remc.lv wi-m ronrt,vt
inpooutiyp. ThCFavorltoPrcscrlp-
QUE
tlonTii
las nrovon a Brent boon to cxhrctant
mothers by proparlne tho system for tho
coming of baby, thereby rendering child
birth safo, oasy, and almost palntcs.
Hear In mind, plonso thnt Dr. Piorco'
Favorite Prescription Is not n secret or
patent medlclno, against which tho most
intelligent pcoplo aro qutto naturally
averse, bocaupo of tho uncertainty as to
tholr composition and harmless character,
but Is a MKDictxK or ksown comtosi
tion a full Uu of nil Its Ingredients beltifr
printed. In plain English, on ovcry bottle
wrapper. An oxamlnntlon of this list of
IngrMler.ti will dUcloso tho fact that It is
non-nleoliolle Iu Its comimsltlon, chemic
ally pure, trlnlo-roflm'U glycorlno taking
tho placo of tho commonly used alcohol,
In iu mako-up. In this connoctlon It
may not bo out of placo to statu that the
Favorite Prescription" of Dr. PIcrco Is
tho only medicine put tin for tho cure of
woman's peculiar weaknesses and ail
ments, and sold through druggists, all
tho Ingredients of which havo tho un
animous endorsement of all tho lending
medical writers and toachcrs of all tho
several schools of practice, and that too
as remedies for tho aliments for which
"I-nvorlto Proscription " Is rocommonded.
A little liookof Uip.o endorcoments will
be sent to nnv addrc. twat-tmld. and
absolutoly free if youjrequest samo by
postal card, or lottor, of Dr. It. V. Pierce,
llulTnlo. N. Y.
Dr. Pierce's Ploasnnt Pellets euro con
stipation. Constipation Is the causo of
many dlinnnqs. Cum the. cuuso and you
euro tho dUease. Easy to take as cauuy.
ywiittfiifti9ttiiiititaoiiia
i CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
ninm8itnnnnmiitHannimntminnnj
Salem Iroa Work. Founders, ma
chinists and blacksmiths. M&bh
facturers of all kinds of sawmill
machinery. Hop and fruit drylag
stoves, etc Manufacturers of the
Salem Iron Works Hop Frees.
rOK KALX
l-or Sale.-A five and a six-room
houso, with from one to six lots
with each!1 woll located In East
Salem. Good bargains. Isaiah
Schoneflold, 21at and Marlon Sts
Salem.- 1-28-tf
For Saks A comnloto box manufnc-
turlng and planing mill plnnt. Ad
dross E. Durkholdor, Albany, Or.
2-20-tf
For Sale Eight year old horse, har
ness, top buggy with rubber tires.
Call nt 373 Stnto stroot.
3-8-3t
Vov Sale. 34-acro farm north of
Gardon Road, ono mllo from city
limits. Woll Improved, 10 acres
of hops, good houso, all kinds of
small fruit Inquire of C. W.
Yannko, Fashion stables.
3-l-2w
Send the Family
Washing To Us
and you'll novor bothor with having
It dono nt homo again. Tlmo was
whon every family could not afford
to send tho washing to a laundry,
but tlmos havo changed so, too,
havo tho methods and prices. Todny
you can bettor afford to sond tho
family washing hero than not to.
Ask about our prices on' family wash
ing, rough dry, or finished.
The Salem
Steam Laundry
Phono 113. 130-1(10 S. Liberty St.
For Salo. Four-horao powor steam
onglno and drill pross, lino shaft,
with pulloya and belting, nlso
four-horeo powor locomotlvo with
tank. Sold cheap If taken now.
Prlpo nltoKothor $75. Inqulro of
Herbert Gamblo, cornor of 17th
and Forry atrcot, Salem, Or.
3-5-lw
LODGES.
ForcaU-ra of America Court Sh.r
wood Foresters, No. 19. Meets
Tuesday In Hurst hall, Stato street
Loo Abblo. O. II.; A. L. Drown,
F. S.
Contractor and Builder-A. J. Aa
derson, contractor and hulldor, es
timates furnished froo, It will
pay you to seo mo befcro yo
build. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call at 415 Court stroot, or pUoas
544. 3-16-U
SjTC ffl?? BKOONR-IIAND GOODS.
New and 8ccmd-Haad Good. .
Bought and sold, also range,
stovea and cooking utensils, d Mi
es, granite and tinware of all Mat
Give ua a call. O. L. McFeek, IU
South Commercial St, 8-11-lr
P""MsiwwafttJMaMaaeMaamaBMWMB
JlVjBICIANjimitBURGTON
Dr. D. U. Grlftn, Uie BKliM ea
MorpHineAll drug and llquec
habits, which he cures la 3 days.
No raonoy until cured, 314 Tra41a
St., Salem, Ore. Phone 668, Joka
Doyens, DuatneM Manager.
Central Lodgo No. 18, K. of P.
Castle Hall In Holmau block, cor
nor Stato and Llborty stroots.
Tuosday of each wook at 7:30 p.
m. B. W. Hazard, C. C; W. I.
Staloy, K. of R. and S.
Modern Woodmen of America Ore
gon Codar Camp No. C24G. Moots
ovory Thursday evening at 8
o'clock In Holman hall. W. W.
Hill, V. O.J F. A. Turner, Clork.
OSTEOPATHS,
Dr. B. II. White Graduate of Kirk
villa. Mo., under founder ot Os
teopathy. Room 21, Sreymaa
building, Commercial street.
Phouo 87. Rosidonoo corner
Mill and Twonty-flrot Sts. Phone
580. Treats nouto and chroalo
disease. Examination free.
11-17-tf
35
plumbum.
1
Theo. SI. lUrr Plumbing, hot watec f
and Btoam boating and tlaalag,
104 Commercial street. Fke
Main 193. l-l-ly"'
Woodmen of World Moot ovory Fri
day night at 7:30, In Holmnn hall.
J. A. Dickey, C. S.; P.' L. Fraslor,
Clerk.
Lincoln Annuity Union, Btck, accl
dont nnd ponslon Insuranco; ?2,
000,000 plcdgod; ovory claim paid
Good agonts wanted, J. II. O.
Montgomery, supremo orgnnitor,
Uox 432 Salem, Orogon. II. R.
Ryan, Bocrectnry, 540 Stnto stroot.
P
Garden Seeds !
lnrgo stock of
In bulk. Our
190G crop; no
Wo havo a
Gardon Seeds
poods nro all
carry-over.
ONION 818.
Ask for small onion sots.
You got thrco times as many
to tho pound.
FIELD SEEDS.
Fancy Hluostem Wheat,
Chovelln Hnrloy, Oats, Corn,
Clovor, Alfalfa, Field Peas,
Land Plaster, etc.
Distributing agents for
Coulson's Egg Foods,
Coulson's Chick Foods,
Coulson's Condition Powdors.
Tho largest wholcsalo and
rotall dealers in the city.
TILLSON & CO.
151 High St.
I
MUSICAL.
Arthur Von Jniicn Toacior of pi
ano; touch, technlch, Interpreta
tion. Thorough propnrntory uourso
Advanced students prepnrod for
public appearance Itonldenou 068
Center 8t. Tel. Main 520.
2-28-tf.
M. J. J?etwl Plumbing, steam sb4
gas fitting. Successor to Kaor M
Murphy, 228 Corakerolal street.
'Phono Mala 17.
DftAYMKN.
It. O. CtuunifHH Successor to White
Gjimmlns, expross, delivery aad
transfer llnw. Prompt serylee Is
our motto. Furniture and piano
moving a specialty,. Stand at IS!
South Commercial street. Phoae
175. Rosldouco phono 908. 8-4-tt
MISCELLANEOUS.
I'Jano Tuner L. L. Woods, piano ox
pert tuning, repairing nnd polish
ing. Leave orders at Ooo. C.
Wills' music storo, Salem.
2- 0-lyr
immimnjwim mm
! Gold Dust Float
cZtte&
Made by TBS SYDXBT POW-I
Bft OOHPAXr, t4ay, Oreea.
Mad for family um, Ask your
groctr for It. Bran and aborts
alwfcys oa hand,
P. B. Wallace
AGENT
tBaiiaitaiBajlr
O. C T. CO
-STEAMERS-
POMONA AND ORKGONA LI1WK
POKTLAND MONDAY, WKDNK0.
DAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 A.
M 1VWtAr, THUROAY AND
SATUBBAYg AT 0;M A. M. FOK
COitVAIM TfJUBDAY, THURAOAY
AX9 f ATWaWAY AHOCT F, M.
P. M. MAUmm, Aft
Concreto Work. Got my prlcoa on
sidewalks, curbs, soptlo tanks nnd
cement work of any kind. All
work guaranteed first-class. M
Ward, Highland add. Phono 569.
2-11-tf
BUTTERNUT BREAD
It Is worth more than any other
bread, yot tho prlco Is no higher.
For salo at your grocer's.
CALIFORNIA RAKKUY.
Thomas & Cooloy, Props.
Hulto Wnulercth Fine wlnei.
liquors and cigars. Wo handle the
colebratod Kellogg and Castle
whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer
constantly on drough. South
Commercial street 9-3-lyr
SASH AND DOOR rAOTORIRfl.
Frank M. XJrown,Manufaoturer ot
uuli, d.wrs. moulding. All klmla el
house flnlilt and hard wood work.
Front streot, hot. State and Court.
.WANTED,
Mm WuiiIimI To work .for Orogon
Nursory Company. liiqulro'at of
llco on Twelfth stroot 3.4-flt
Wnuti-il to Huy Hoavy draft horses,
wolght 1400 pouuda and upward.
J. Connor, Wlllamotto hotel,
1-28-tf
Help Wasted. doxon good men
for work In nursery. C. F, Lans
ing, Quaker Nurseries, on Gardoa
road. Phono 000. 2-22-f
KulurKed-
Our moat tnarkot on Bast State
streot has beeu doublod in else and
we aro better propared than ever to
servo customers. Prompt servlco and
tho best of meats our motto. Call
or phono lj9. II. H. Kd wards, Prop
SALEM WATER COMPANY
ornca oity xall.
For water sarvlce tpply at oMu
Bills payable moatldy in advsac
Make all eoaoplslcU at the otfes.
WaHtiMl. si nogrnphlc position by
young woman winning to mako
change th first of April, Blx
years' oxperlonce. Kxcollout ref
er on cos. Address "Stenographer,"
care Capital Journal. 2-19-lm
Vo thty rtiT If ihtr're not KX
ACTLY risht. let us uuka them to.
When w nt you, w flt you AC
CUItATJCLY Unn sprUne.
ry necary intlrla arparntu
nd the rtqulrt-J kuowtnigm n
sMins u to corrtKily un the im,
Our own compute woriitbop, with
erery facility -even to the grinding
of upeclal It pj-re all at your
dlipQwtl here, aeeurlng a aervtce
not poMlble with others lees fortu
nately equipped, Actta-do your
Klaaees KIT, or nearly fit?
Munsdl Optical Q.
Ml i'mMMkrmim
l Want to JIuy 20 head of heavy
draft borsee In tho next two week
Will pay good prices. I also want
a flrstrolass saddle horse, weight
not less sthan 1100 pounds, must
bo high-grade and slnglo-footor. J.
Connor, Wlllamotto Hotol.
3-4-tf
Wanted Gontloiiiau or lady to travol
for mercantile houso of largo cap
ital. Territory at home or abroad
to suit. If desirable the homo muy
be used as hoadquartors. Wcokly
salary of $1000 per year and ex
penses. Address Joseph A. Alex
ander, Salem, Ore. 2-1 9-1 m
HouiSTcrv
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