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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OKEGON, THURSDAY, 3IAIICII211007. j -
Tomorrow
18 ItEMXANT DAY.
Short lengths of Bcasonnblo
nnd depcndablo goods..
Half Price
NEW TODAY
Yesterday was n great day In our receiving room, as so many new
thlngB wcro received which places lis In a much bettor position to
meet your needs for tho coming season. Styles are tho newest, ma
torlals Just what you liavo wanted and prices well, they're the low
est you'll find for such stylos and qualities. Hotter come Intoday and
sco them.
Smiles
New Skirts for Today
Now York's latest fashions In
smnrt skirts, Tlioro Is so many
that a description Is out of tho
question. Howovor, tlioro nro
voiles, pomonas, mohairs, worst
eds and serges In pluln black,
stripes, cheeks, plaldH and plain
white. Home nro miidu plain, oth
ers with silk braid and trim-
mlngs, nccordeon plaited, box
plaited, otc.
Tlioro aro all a Iron In tho lot.
Hosfcry
Nowcat designs In a groat varie
ty of colors nnd maturlals. In the
showing aro stockings having
lace work with colored embroid
ered figures, others plain with
embroldory, and plain ones In all
wolghtiif
40cto$3.00 I
I
New Salts for Boys
Wo nro Just In receipt of n.
shipment of boys' clothing In tho
now spring stylos and fabrics.
Thoso suits aro bound to mako a
ntlr with parents who appreciate
a good value. With thoso suite
wo glvo two kinds of pnnts, the
straight nnd thu Knickerbocker,
ts In Illustration. Tho biggest
value you'll find In tho city.
$5.00
New White Oxfords
Juut received tho latest styles
In spring nnd summer Oxfords.
Thoy como In whlto nnd gray,
In velvets and turns. Evory ulzo
In Included In this shipment.
JJjA
rei6&&
The people nre breaking alll pre
vious records In the amo;int,of tnxos
they aro paying.
Tho supromd court decldesAhat
Eugene remain dry. -f' f
Mp
Thoso ordlnancos of AlcltTgifan
Gesner to rnlso $300 a year city rov
entio out of tologrnph companies and
oxprosB compnnlos nro nil fight? ' Bnt
why wore they not roferrcd to tho
committee on ways nnd means, the
propor committee to consider nil
matters for raising revenues, Why
woro thoy Bent to Mr. Gesner's dwn
committee on bridges? Is ho afraid
to trust tho ways nnd moans com
mlttoo? Doos ho contontnlhtn Ml.l-
lng dp thoso ordlnancos? DiJos' he
want tho corporations' Interested' to
como and sco him? The Capital
Journal hopes not. Lot those ordi
nances not bo'hold up or mutilated.
Lot the city havo tho ravonuas.
Tho Grnngo lii doninndlng the ref
orondum on tho blonnlnl aunrtor of
a million appropriation is not attack
ing tho Stato Unlvorslty. The, State
Unlvorslty push Is nttnoklng the tax
payers, "without specifications'
Eugene has orgnnlzod n boating
club.
Eugene Is to havo a city milk and
moat Inspector.
Tho roforniB accomplished by tho
graftors you can put In your ovo. and
not obscure your vision n partlolo.
PILES
Pastor's Wife In Southern City Re
stored to Health by tho Wonder
ful Pyramid l'llc Cure.
We AVnnt Every l'llc SufTerer to Test
This Great Cure at Our Expense
Semi Your Name nnd Ad-
" dress for n Free Trial
Package.
CITY JNEWS
A Collection of Important I'nrn
ICntptiM for Your Consideration.
AoIwMon Deadening
Cloths for dining tublos. Just the
thing for every good tnblo. Huron
A Hamilton.
Mmlo from (he Hog
Our bacon, hums, shoulder ami
lnrd nro thu bout that monoy onn buy
or aklll produce from fat Oroguit
hogs, nnd our price the lowest. Hpo
clal prloos In qunntltloK. Kurrlugton
Van l'nttoii, grocer and murkat-mon.
M'HI Aridrr Student
Governor Chntuborlnlii loft this
morning for Phllomuth, whom he
will address tho students on tho
subject of "Modern Legislators nnd
legislative Methods.'1
Many of Our
Grandmothers
and Grandfathers
Suffered almost dally with head
itches and mnuy times ick headaohos
la tho&o days whn thoy wore young
aud going to school hardly anybody
know thMt headaches could bo cured
y wearing properly Mlod glasses,
Mhen nil other romodlra failed.
There U no oxcueo for us In thlu day
nnd ago, when so much progrv has
lioen made In optometry.
When tho eye tako an unusual
naiouut of nervo force to adjust their
vision, Home other part of tho huuiau
wwbanlsm must euffcr. Wo will ex
mine your oye froo. ami tell you 1
if you uchhI Klaaae or tho caro of a
yfcyslclan.
Am etpirk-HtvU c-ixlriau In charti?.
BARR'S
JEWfiLRY
STOfif
iI VTTVL. v
State mm! UbtriLy Shew &mmm
HiiNlertt
With oxtonslou handles, for cob
web catchers. Special for Snturday
13 cents. Duron nnd Hamilton.
N'ums From llakvr City.-
Word has been received by Salem
friend that Miss Ollvo Kelly and
Miss Hnltlo Hargrove, who wont to
linker City recently to ougago In tho
millinery business, that tho upenlni:
of tholr storo ooaurrod last Friday,
and that tholr trade, so far, has been
greater than thulr expectations. The
twooung ladles woro formorly eon
neoted with the Chicago Storo, and
urn well-known in this elty.
Vour Table
Won't burn from hot dlshoa if yon
uso a Mllutiuo aloth mndo of nsbostos.
Wo havo tho oloth by tho yard.
Huron & Hnmlltnu.
Dairy nautili Hold
John llnrbor. of Marlon, bus snhi
hi dairy runoh nnd stock to Frank
West, of llrltUU Columbia, for III,
GOO. Mr. West U said to bo n prac
tical and sclotitldo dairyman, who
will bo followed by a colony of his
neighbor.
Uurk Ibiiigow
Aro tho world leader. Sold on
easy tortus. Huron & .Hamilton.
Funeral in Marion
Tho funeral of tho Into Ambrose
Clark, who wu killed whllo handling
piling at Marion last Monday, was
conducted by Her. lilnshaw from the
Friends' church in Marlou yesterday
afternoon. Tho burial took place lu
tho Hunsacker cemetery.
If Your Memory Is lKr
Tatoo this on your arm. that Tho
Spa leads in Easter and all special
uay goods. Sco our frying pans and
eggs. 383 Stato street, eod
o
Dad breath, coated tongue, a lan
guid feeling, ia entirely uaaatural.
Your Uiy liver uai ItoweVa seed a
tonic; Tat but aootkimt toalc to
very orgaa la llolllater'a Rocky
Mouatalu Tea, 35 ta, TV ot
Tawel. "or mIo at Dr, Mom' alore.
Tho pooplo tiro not nil graftors.
They aro a largo bunch. Thoy nro
tho Lord's pooplo, and thoy support
Tho Capital Journal as tho antl
grnft paper.
Kugono, with ono stato Institution,
will rnlso u fund of $10,000 for ox.
ploltntlon purposos this yoar.
Moyor Hodgors Is ono man who
wastos no time lu tho city council.
Whon tho referendum is tnkon to
nbollsh tho leglslaturo, wo move an
amondmont thnt T. T. Geer bo In.
eluded.
I'loaso don't rofor to street nnv-
Ing nbovo your breath.
" "
Who can complain of this weath
er, whon It rains nights nnd Sun
days, nnd allows us farmers to work
only on wcok days.
Yos, we'ro going to hnvo snnm
paving, If it tnkos all nuinmur.
Snlom has tho boat telephone ays
torn In tho state, nnd thobost-naturod
tolephouo girls.
Wo know of no nnnur In Hmtnn.
Orogon thnt Is npoelally "kicking"
over tho largo appropriations. T. T.
Geer.
Well, tho way Hastorn OroKon nutn
P with some HQwspnpors, It onn
stand almost unythlng.
"tn innn. mv wife was attacked
with piles and suffered from them 4
years and was unnoio to nuonu 10
i.r finmostlc work. AVo tried many
romedlos, but all failed, and Bhe gave
m in ilnannlr. Mr. Edwin Shaver,
,. ... , .- -
of Salisbury, N.-C.i who was cured
with your Pyramid JMlo Curo, recom
mended It as a suro curo to mo. I
have used 5 boxes of It, nnd part 01
box of sale, on my wife, nnd sho has
been cured. May God bloss you and
your romedy. Yours very truly, M.
G. Hosklns, Pastor Nottnwny, Vn.,
Prosbytorlnn church."
Wo want to sond you a froo trial
of this romedy nt onco, so you can
see with your own eyos what It enn
do.
You curo yourself with porfoct
onse, in your own homo, nnd for llt
tlo oxponsc.
Pyramid PIIo Curo glvos you
prompt rollcf. It heals sores and
ulcors, roducos congestion nnd In
flammation, nnd tnkos away pain,
Itching nnd Irrltntion.
Aftor you hnvo tried tho samples
trontmbnt, nnd you nro satisfied, you
can got n full rogulnr sized troat
mont of Pyramid Pile Curo at your
druggist's for GO cents. If ho hasn't
It, Bend us tho monoy nnd wo will
sond you tho trontment nt onco, by
nmll, in plain sonled package
Send your 11 nine and nddross at
onco for n trlnl of this marvelous,
quick, suro curo. Addross Pyramid
Drug Co., 51 Pyramid llldg., Mar
shall, Mich.
Personals
There Is u good donl of talk In
Linn county about Invoking tho ref
erendum upon tho nppraprlntlon for
tho University of Oregon. Doyond
this, howovor, tho dissatisfaction
voiced by tho Grnngos hns not ox-
tondod. It Is n movement, If buoIi It
can bo called, without loadorshlp,
and unless this quality Is dovcloped
It will spond Itself In vnporings.
Orogonlan.
As usual tho Orogonlan stands In
with tho official graft.
I
It Is to bo hoped tho Salem Wo
man's Club will not put off "clOBiilng
"P" day till May 1st.
Secretary of Stnto llonson has gono
to California, nud taken the next su
perln'ondent of tho Insane asylum
with him.
t
Christian riiurch Calendar,
The souvonlr cnlondars of tho
First Christian church have booon
oomplsted and nro being distributed
union tho mombors of tho church
and those who aided the work of tho
Hndenvorors who arrnngod tho book.
Tho onlondnr8 aro prlntod on oxcol
lont paper, and contnln tho nnmos of
nil who subscribed toward nattlne
them up. Tho monoy thus rnlsod
wns turnod Into the building fund of
tho now church.
Del A. Dlnsmoro nnd wlfo aro
homo from spending tho wlntnr in
Southern California. Ho oxneets to
resume woik at the J. L. Stockton
Btore
RELIABLE
WORKMANSHIP
U SKaawool, t ftntkad, ror
merly wltk rr ltom.t k l tk city
for a fw ?.
IS WHAT CX1V.VTS T) TUB 111.
CVCLK IMIIK1I. IP YOl'K ItKlMlK
MAX IS .NOT HOIXG GOOD WOUK
IT Wll.l, tX)ST MOHK TO KKKP
YOUK WIIKKL IX HKPAIK THAN
TO 1UY A NKW OXK.
I 1IAVK 11BK.V IX TUB 111.
OYCI.K HISIXKSS IX SALK.M AM)
HAVB HIILT VV A LAHGB 11USN
XKSS OX MY HKPUTATIOX FOP.
HRST WOUK .VXD HONKST PH1CKS
OUU WOUK S.VT1SFUJ HK.
ail'SB SK1LLK1 LAllOK AXI)
CAHKFl I, ATTKXTIOX AUB GIYKX
TO KVKItY DKTAIU
GT TOUR WHEEL CLEANED AND
DOCTORED-Maias It Ron Easy"
AGENCY FOR
The Racycle
E. B. Irvln nnd daughter, Alethn,
yestordny returned from Portland.
Miss Ruby Irvln, of Meyer & Frank,
accompanied them.
Mrs. M. G. Stettor, of Albnny,
came down yesterday for a short
visit' with friends in thiB city, re
turning to her home this morning.
LcRoy Gesner loft Inst evening for
Portland, whore he will give a con
cert in the Helllg on tho 25th of this
month.
Carl Abrnms loft this morning for
Portland on business.
Ed. Itosteln wont to Gervnls this
morning.
WF. Bucknor loft today for Port
land nnd St. Johns. Ho is tho ownor
of St. Johns proporty.
Mayor Rodgors wont to Portland
today on buslnoss.
Row Father Mooros loft this morn
ing for a visit to Mt. Angel.
Ben Tnmplin, who has been visit
lug Salem friends, left this morning
for tho motropolis.
Ex-Mayor Wntera Is in Portlnnd
for n short business visit.
II. Pohlo wont to Portlnnd this
morning for n few dnys business
trip.
Mrs. Rnlph Glover has gono to
Portlnnd. for a short visit.
Mrs. B. B. Horrlck and Mrs. C. M.
Inmnn went to Gervnls this mornlnc
to visit frlonds nnd rolntlves.
E. Mntthes, of Lake Lnblsh, wns
In tho city yostordny on buslnoss.
Frank Churchill, tho well-known
pianist, attended tho Sherwood con-
Icort In Albnny Inst night.
Miss Gortrudo Browor, of Chomn
wn, w nt to Albnny Inst ovcnlng to
hoar tho Sherwood concert.
Eugene Bobso, tho well-known flax
enthusiast, returned yostcrxlny from
a buslnoss trip to Portlnnd. V
I Tho Misses Bontrlco Sholton, Elma
Wollor nnd Mnrlo Ilutchlns woro
among tho musicians who attended
J tho Sherwood concort In Albany last
night.
I A. W. Prescott returned Inst ov-
lonlng to Portlnnd, to rosunio his
work In tho Orogonlan editorial de
partment.
Miss Molllo Walsh returned to hor
homo In Albany, nftor vlsltlnir Mrs.
' Horbort Hntch, of this city.
I Mrs. Thomns Kay returned Inst ov
onlng from a visit in Portlnnd.
MIsb Edna Goovlhu", who hns boon
visiting Snlom friends, loft yestor
dny for hor homo in Portlnnd.
Mrs. M. J. Magors of 879 South
12th street Is reported to bo vory low
Iwlth nournlgla of tho honrt. Sho is
78 years of ago.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jones left yes
terday for Portlnnd, whoro thoy woro
cnllod by tho lllnoss of Mr. Jonos'
mother.
I Mrs. Albort O'Brlon wont to Gor
vals Inst ovonlng whoro she will bo
tho guest of rolatlvoa.
Mrs. C. Scholdoman, who hns been
visiting rolntlves in this city, re
turned yostardny to her homo In
Portlnnd.
I D. A. Whlto has gono to Spokane
to visit his father who Is sortously
111.
Miss Holon McCoy arrived today
from Portland to visit hor parents.
Dr. Tumasslo returned this morn
ing from n visit in Portlnnd.
Mrs. L. II. Wheeler, of Senttlo,
who hns been visiting hor brother,
Hon. Clnud Gntoh. loft this morn-
Ing for Corvnllls, whoro sho will
visit hor father, Profossor T. M.
Gntch.
John Marra and family, who havo
been visiting Salem relatives, havo
iroturnod to their homo In Lacombe.
I Mrs. Samuol Siowart and llttlo
daughter arrived in tho city this
morning to visit Mrs. Tom Cornelius.
Mm. Siowart was formerly MIbs
Frances Cornelius.
a flno lot of bunch grass horses.
Mrs. Ford, of tho Ford & Co. firm,
of Marlon, was In tho city this morn-
ing on business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Holrann, of
Dallas, wcro In tho city this morn
ing and left for Grants Pass, whoro
they will reside.
Master L, Uockett, who has been
visiting Mrs. 0 T. Keys and family,
returned this morning to his home
in Eugene.
Dr. E. C. Mohler, optician and eye
sight specialist, of San Francisco, ha
located at Salem, making an oBSeo in
tho Eldriedgo block.
EZ t ri ::55
ieid Pp
A small Oo... .
1 tha city.
" "wan stock . a
Peas, free from .or i rJ
io lowest lather.!1.
Seed Barley f
Wo have secured
in quantltv m. ImloiJ
scarce this n ?T i
-.. iv, uuy ncitt- !
Diamond
Chick Feed I
Wo nro again nwMll
".iSKfl
D. A. Whibl
Aoons
Fccdmen andScedtwi '
Poultry and Bee S,
iir,r, Commercial street. nu If
eg!!-- 1
Cuwcnt Ercntsi
The Canadian Pacific rilliuj
extond its train seni. . bJ
uegmning May 1st.
Tho Tongue Point Lnafc d
pany, of Astoria, has begjafojJ
Btructlon of four miles of tJ
road. jj
Prominent society womrf J
i.wiu ,1Kuin siormcu me cowl
commons, led by Lady Hsrbcu;
tho Interest of security theUSet
A landslide In the SacrsBfiK a
yon has suspended oixwtki!
trains on tho Southern PttlSt 1
American ngents aro inri:J
lards and Italians for xcik a J
Panama canal.
Tio Cases Argued.
Boforo tho supremo conrt'SJ
two cases wcro argued.
McIIahon & McDcTlttaccul
Chic Houghtcn, appeal on bW
corpus proceedings. Attorwj m
ornl for state.
McN'ary Bros, appeared lor 1.1
Myors, whllo Wm. Kalr inm
for T. A. Llresloy & Co.; iskol
hop contract.
1)1 KI).
FEELEY At the St. 1at i
pltnl, In Portland wedw&
March 20, 1907. of cobjhhu"
Frank Feeloy, aged JS jfin.
Ho was the son of Mr. i&l
Patrick Feeley, of his city. 4
wnll If nnivn horn Thfl faStrtl
bo conducted from tht Ci!
ln.rn)i nf Snlom. FrIdlT.lM.tl'
VSV .f - -
nt 9:30 n. m., and thebnrlilr
In tho Catholic cometery.
..MONEY TO LOAM
THOMAS K. Hi
Over Lndd & Dash's Bk.S!
Norwicfi Unk Fle
JnwevtM
n . ir..,llltt Rflit'
Office with Wo. Lnnk'
1J9 Commercial itrMt
NEW T0DA1
Tfc Easy Rgmiag Bkvcl
Ftarik
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EXPERT REPAIRING
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Workwl IJko a Ctiariu.
Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of that
aplcy Journal, tho Enterprise,
Louisa, Vau, says: "I ran a nail Ib
my foot last week.' and at once ap
plied Bucklen's Arnica Salve No
Inflammation followed; the salv
simply koaled tho wound." Heala
evrr core, bum and skin diseM.
QuaraBteed at" J. a Perry'a, druj
Skt. 35c
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jrv iv " ' iiu.. I
an opportunity 01 a wir
ing- to my " '
11 ratanrasL
and bakery t lm
.w TI.U MIW
lis wonu. "" ...ii,j
IIva mnnT.mtklaK "TT. ,
lease for savoa V
115,000 DUSinrw .- .
months, call "" -
proprietor. Sales. OU
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