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DAILY OAPlTAIi JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH 20, t007.
LL STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER.
JEWSPRING STYLES IN
Ladies' Suits
and Jackets
mwhf
j zset
Exclustvo Btylos that every woman
who intends purchasing a new spring
suit should Bee. Every now mate
rlal checks, plaids, stripe effects
nnd the favorite panajnas in black,
tan, blue, grey, etc.
Though you may not wish to buy
just now you will find our geno
roslty extending to offer you the
courtesy of closely Inspecting any
nnd every garment In our stock.
Como In and try thorn on. You aro
always welcome.
RETTY WASH GOODS
fur showing for spring '07 comprises wash weaves for ovory pos-
Iv purpose, and aro of such excollent styles as to command your nd-
k-t'lon, and at prices so reasonaoie as 10 prompt uuerai purcnasing.
firtcutarly desirable aro the dotted bastistes and Swisses in white
L-ds Ph largo and small polka dots, fancy silk organdies In
hn.13 stripes, mercerized checks and tho embroidered dotted Sw Isses.
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ITEMPERANCE
LEADER
DEAD
Tenderfoot (Xo Corns) Tonight,
That dashing operatic comedy
"Tho Tondorfoot," with Oscar L.
Figman and Ruth White- as the stars
will bo at tho Grand opera house this
Tuesday ovonlng.
The music of this ploce hns nindo
it a gonornl favorite, aa thcro la a
swing about it that sots tho foot
tapping and tho blood moving fnstor.
H. L. Hoartz who Is rosponslblo for
tho scoro or more of tunes, caught
tho spirit of Richard Carle's boel:
when ho wrote tho music. It Is char-
"Tho Tendorroot" Is under tho
snmo mangomont, nnd it is tho lnrg
est production of tho opera thnt has
been soon on tho road, bolng an ex
act replica of that in Chicago during
tho throo runs thore.
Mr. Figman is said to havo sur
prised von hla warmest admirers by
his work as Profossor Pottlbono, nnd
ho Is being hailed as tho coming low
comedian of tho dny. Miss Ruth
White- brings to tho rolo of Marlon
a flno soprano volco and much per
sonal charm Tho remainder of tho
lenst is well known. In tho company
5c to 75c yard.
rand Opera House
J.VO. F. COItim VY, Manager.
5DAY, MARCH 26.
IEMKMIY 3IISICAL X1GI1T.
ia T Cullon pnHents tho fnvor
IR Flf.MXX and
RUTH WIIITK.
; t ha-d Carlo a operatic Corne
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: s' mi- al tilumph In years.
k :al larp company of ovir
: i i"a popit
' s'cuin' musical gams, real
: rnt In ait ylnugha than
V tr thuwH loinblned.
m ? r raiun. original pro
ps mt hinK dolly chorus.
$i ' - $l oo. 75c and 50c.
, " s offlt , Tuesday at 9
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
'Make Sjilcin Good Home
Market."
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oi-era rouse.
Stclncr's Market.
Dealors in fish, gnmo aud poultry
Highest cash prlco paid for eggs.
Prompt dellvory. Stato street.
Ii)cul Wholesale Market.
Whout OGsflGSo.
Loiml whont CSc.
Oata 3Stp40o.
Dnrloy $22 $23.
Flour $3.25.
Mill food Uran, $19.00; shorts,
$21,00.
Hay Chflat and olovor, $7ff$S
por ton; timothy, $10 por ton.
lSggs lCc.
Hens 12ftc; young chickens, lie
Duoks lOo; goose, 8c; turkeys,
13CPlGo.
Butter 87 Vic; buttr fat, 35 Ko.
Onlona 65 076c per cwt; pota
tow, SI l-SOS6o par cwt.
Hopa Choice, 10 Uc; prima to
ohnlo, S0)9o; medium to prima.
SV4o.
Chlttlm bark 5iOCu.
Tropical Frulta.
Bananas 5o par lb.
Ornngoa $2.75 $3.00.
Lemons 1.00 $.00.
Retail Market.
Flour $1 por sack..
Urnn 70o per seek; $S1.I0 per
ton.
Hay Timothy, 70oo per owU;
cheat and clover, lOo per owt.;
short, 9le par owt.
Qate $1.11 per ewt: wheat. SO a:
rolled barley, $S6J0 9$28 par ton.
Hgg 8O0 doz.
Apples $8.00.
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Daaiel Bowerman of East
Salem Has Passed On
Died at tho family homo In tiast
Salem, Monday, March 25, 1907, at
G p. in., Daniel Rowormnn, aged 71
years, of honrt dtsonso, aftor a briot
illness.
DccunBcd was ono of Marlon coun
ty's well known nnd houored citi
zens. Ho enmo to Oregon from Iowa
in 1S93, boing a natlvo of Mnlno.
Uesldoa a wlfo, Mr. Rowormnn
loaves two dnughtors, Mlaa Martha
Uowormnn, a teacher In tho public
schools of this city nnd Dr. Mary
Rowormnn, of Condon, Oregon, and
ono boh, Senator Jay Uowormnn, nl
bo of Condon. Ono son, Ralph, pro
coded hla father to tho gravo aovoral
years ago.
Dr. Mary Howorman, having boon
summoned homo by tho Illness of her
father, arrived from Condon yester
day, and' Senator Rowormnn la c
pvoctcd today.
Tho funeral will probnbly taks
plnco Wodncsday, and burial will bo
In Leo Mission cemetery Dcccaatd.
will bo given a'lnrgo funeral, na h
wna ono of tho lendora of tho tompcr
nnco workers In this atnte, bolng an
actlvo Good Templar, and lending
spirit of the Prohibition party. Ho
wna prosout nt tho recent colobrAtlon
of tho 25th nnnlvor3nry of tho W. C.
T. U. of this city, and nindo an ad
dress. Ho was a vory conaclontloua
man, and a model of good cltUon
Bhlp. Hla death wna vory auddon. A
few minutes boforo G o'clock ho wont
out of tho houso nnd ant on tho
porch, watching tho aim go down,
nnd hrenthlnc tho frosh air with
groat enjoyment. Ho wna holpod
buck into tho houso with ono of hla
daughtora at each side, conversing
about tho closing dny, nnd saying, aa
they ontored, "I bollovo it ia all
over." Ry tho tlmo thoy got him ou
to tho bed ho wna dead,
It haa boen decided to hold tho fu
noral Wodnosdny nt 11 o'clock from
tho residence. P. S. Knight Will
conduct tho funeral.
Mrs. J, M, Runes, of Tumor, wbh
visiting In tho city this morning.
Oscar J j. 1 Ikiiiuii. iin "Prof. PcUlltoni'," In -'Tin '1 nilcrftiot."
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'VJUrAM "Tke Tender
JiMUT: "PUkeJu.
(!? AUracilons.
Oweok i mu. ,.
n lan-
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high
Rosa
Livestock.
Cattlo 1100 1200 lb atoera,
Lighter ateers 34 c.
Cows and heifers 900 1000 lb,
Stook hoga 6c.
Hdga $2.00 Q $3.00 tb, fat, $S.
$6.25.
Lambs 5 c,
Veal Dressed, 8c.
Hoga Dressed, 8a
HCterlattcall) western In its frej
swing and easy rhythm. Carle's
book la not only witty, but t lit re la
a well denned plot that carrlea tbit
story to a definite conclusion.
Mr. Figman will be generally re
membered aa the itnr of the big re
vival of "Tho Hurognmster," whloh
waB seen hero two seasons ago, and
whloh 111 Rile Biioh a hit on aocount of
tho gene.nl oxcollenoe of the onat.
are I.awrenre Coerer, 11 tonor of
achlevomeula, Fred Rnlley, A. W.
Hutchlna, J. F. Ronney, Harry It.
Williams, one of the beat dancers on
the stage; Louise Urnakett, Oniw
Sloan audMMythe Kherna. Home of
the beet remehered aonga In "The
Tenderfoot" are "My Alamo Love,"
"The Thonma Cat," "Adloa," "I'm a
Soldier of Fortune," nnd "Only a
Idea."
CURRKXT KVEXTS.
Tke Portlgnd wliool board haa en
dorMil tke eetabltoHment of a trade
echool and maaHal tralHlNg deimrt
ment. '
At Oaent, Uelgluin, women are to
be appointed on the police force. For
aoute yeara dogs have Weea tteed aa
thlef-takera.
Frenc4i troona have been teat to
ooonpy a town in Morooco, where a
Dr. Mauahamp was murdered.
George H. WIUiamB, of Portland.
once a member of General Granta
cabinet, waa 84 years old today.
Tho Slmpllllod Spoiling Roard of
tho United Statoa, will moot at New
1
York April 3 nnd I. to coaalder
pelllng reform.
The Iflrle railroad ia uatng ateel
poetai cnnla.
I. A. ManHiitK. of Salem, baa
paaaod a riret-clnaa conauiar exaiHttia
tlou. and will probably be appointed
to a owtk American consulate.
i' ' o
Iter Father A. Moore returned to
day from a visit in Rrooka.
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Grand
...Millinery Display...
Better, Brighter, Bigger Than Ever.
Oar Millinery Department has Grown
This season we are carrying the largest
and best assorted stock in the city. We
have more experienced trimmers and
help to wait on you. All the new crea
tions are being shown here. Beautiful
flowers and trimmed hats. Our usual
low prices will be the rule.
ROSTEIN & GREEINBAUM
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY STORE
v-
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rSiuH
Vfwyj
-
Snread them on lour old
floors u lih a Hood truth, and
' hale in urHodie reception
room, iHnlnc-room, lull or nirlor,
y Nitural wood finish, tough, clastic and dunblc,
Varno-Lac
exactly Imitate all (me uoodi, no matter how old the surface
be ttalncd. Te only article tnado that requires no skill to'
produce 1500U results, Avo'u ulsappolntment by rememterlng
to ask far Varno-Lac.
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Acme "Mu LciJ At Celgr Woiki,
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PORTIiAKD MARKET.
Wheat Club, 72c; valley, 70c:
bluo 8tom, 74c
Onta Cholcovwhlte, 29.
MtllBtuff Bran. 17.
Hay Timothy, 13H; alfalfa
911.50.
Vetch 17.60 18.00.
Potatoea Jl.00Jl.50 per cwt
Poultry Hens, 15c; mixed chick
ens, 14c; dressed chickens, ICO 17c;
turkeya, live, IS 0 15c; ducks, 160
ISc; pigeons, 1.00$1.50.
Pork Dressed, 66c
Beet Dressed, 506c.
Mutton CO 7c
Hopa 9O10&C tb, according to
quality.
WmI Valley, con to saailuas,
Going Up
That Is one of tho character
istic results of good baklue pow
der. When you uao
Eppley's Perfection
you aro always auro that your
blsoutt, cako and pastry will
properly rlso, and that they will
have that aweet palatable flavor
that U so essential and desirable
Try It all the time.
E ASTERl
Are your fet ready for East? It's high tirna to W ihinkimm asWut H.
It matters not how good a Mit a raaa may wear, cm: how laadome
tlMt wocaan' gown, if the shoM areaot rlght-t's all mil
Chit spekmg footwaar im uw on dres parade, ami we are ready to
show yo the easo's Wai.
High or Low Cut Shoes, Oxfords, Ties, etc., etc.
$J.50, $2.00, $2.50, Up
Tke Wat lookkig feet that walk the street o Easter
wearing or mew priaig shoes.
to $4.00.
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