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DAILY CATITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 21), 1007.
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jjSPRING STYLES IN
Ladies' Suits
. and Jackets
Exclusive styles that every woman
who Intends purchasing a now spring
suit should Bee. Even new mate-
. rial checks, plaids, stripe effects
and tho favorite- panamns In black,
tan, blue, grey, etc.
Thdugh you may not wish to buy
Just now you will find our gend
roslty extending to offer you tho
courtesy of closely Inspecting any
and every garment in our stock.
' Qomo hi and try them on. You are
always wolcome.
(RETTY WASH GOODS
.i- .. cnrlnir '07 domorlscs waBh weaves for cvory poss
t . aa ,im nf such clcellcmt styles as to command yoiir ad-
tttfofl, ind at prices s6 reasonable as, to prompt liberal purchasing.
rtiealarly dealrablo are tno uotiou unsusies nuu owiasus m uu
. .. i.. !,., nnrf femnll nolka dets: fancy silk organdies in
yxt ilripes, tnercerhed checks and tho embroidered dotted BvjasosMj
5c to 75c yard.
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CNFIDBNE
BROTHER
Dusky Preacher of Hayti Vis
. its Salem After WorRiBg
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tWorkingman's Play
DR. E C. MOHLER
ieht Specialist3.
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.rni,AJinniAN nnnBAiil la rrtrtvn 4 Mint?
'lnniiifosT in Salem's attractive store,
'whoro thero are m display tho most
fiisclnntlng articles for tho ladles and
iklllltlnm. Everything Is Hero -In
groat array, from tho Httlo chick,
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r.aithc to the eyo 4
. a requiting correct
i nultatton and
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tiiiu defeetlve
hit, st optical
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n. We hurt
'in Salem, mid
ni prompt nnd
--"und lease for
Wo car refer
ail others havo
fj'i z i aud accurate tar-
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y and Low Prices
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-&hua OptieLrtu
l?il .Uonl Dank.
EASTER
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SEASON
IS HERE
Salem Stores Are Alive With
the-Brightest Stocks
the plcturesyueral)liltiiulth T6ds
df hbrCtOiiamnlT elab()WJjirccl
of. snfo6r,iolules.HBumo't M
nil Is this Easter spirit manifest at
tflo millinery establlshTnWg or Mrs.
Pj H. Ful1efr&l fthSkeftiiole ea
uhiliahment iVrHlVealllr a varlt
aile reception. The place is deror-
hi hi tt ymi-iMHiiimwteM
the goods themselves make It seem
li a flower gitalin rit spring, In
htr line Mrs. Fullerton seems to have
onught thr fMl (?plWl WWei rTeae
th eva Hnil aatiaflea the longing of
In cistre
hats, and the
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ka'-1 deeirable
EPPLEY
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Oregon
eijeAtlous for spring wear her plaw
is, among tht ijjpstH-neltVVe on th.
ntaet. Salem ladies by the scores are
thBror nob-only buying, but UioroHijh
ly enjoying tho opportunity to exam
Ino and Ueltolil tha niugnlilcent pro
ductions of tU milliner's art.
One fact that la not gftnarally
knotfn tiomjamlng Mrs. Fullerlon'u
busiijoss Is that sho has ostabHshed
branch stores In a number of tho
jinnllitown8,innd that tha Btook for
all tfi place Is hought fpr cash
j direct Irom.the No York importers,
ny this. proBS tho very Jowost price
in tho w1?rRe!o obUiined, and tle
customers are thus ennnieirio gei
the benefit or her close figures.
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(7m-o,Qf Stomnch Xrouhiet..
Wiqn,a man has trouble with hla
stomaoh you, may know that ho fe
eatiug more than he should or of
some article of food or drink nPjt
salted to-hiAgV'e.r' dcctipiitlon. or
that his ""bowels- are hibltally eon
sUrmted. Tnko-ChamberIalBJs Stora-
faolv and WYArvTabjQtS toWShitthft
bowels and Improve )h,e leMjon
poap. Aak for a. froo sample. Sold
by r. Stonos prup.Storti.
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Mr.
Moved to Tm unuiue.
gea lo L Grande where they flU reside?
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Workyd'lJIa? f Charm. 4
Mr. D. N'. VfW, editor of that
spicy Journal,- tho Enterprise,
Louisa, Va., sajjs: "I ran a' nail In
rajrjoot last week, and at 9a?e an"
oiled Duoklen'8 Arnica Salve. No
tnftanjujatlbi ,tolJoweaa tho- lair.
simply 'healed Aha ,woirnJ.,: TleaJr
Rqv. "D. J. JI, A. Z. Swnckhannor,
tho cdlored brothor o;Vc8a
fame, has' takou hlssdpartror
points north, 'still' wdrkmg In tholn
toret of education and for tho bet
ternieht of mankind. Ho does nof
travol In a pno-hops shay, nolthor
does ho rido upon a beast of burden.
Ho lins booh practicing tho cross
country run until, ho dooa not ovpn
wait lor a slx-mlle-an-hour train. It
lias been suggested that It would 'bo
policy to ehgngb his services to io
the athletes take tho messago at tho
governor to Portland on tho pro
poscif rsQ'inlfo run. MV. D., J...H,' A.'
Z. wnci;hnnncr, ns life, 'name rujj
gests, is n Btnyor aud. thoso. 'Whoi
havo ni6t hinf hsbrt thlit lio Is rirf oil
nXp Vttrkf, lhat is q,rjjrfy
cry on he -cn,u. Ho gnvo"n ipissiQiir
ary talk Inbt 8umlny afternoon Intlxo
FlrSf. Chelan fcritorrti, and Bald "tlmt
ho lmiVCopn lut Vn.,do pr'lson. ail,
Bufforod luucU.nt tha hnnda-of '-his,
ppfuptfinof-s-1 whin in hiK M-nonv
gcpUfmai mouoy. t9 ? )il d)nu,cr.:
nnd Bup'pdd nnd fuany others lonatod
to his personal' comfm't. Becrelury
Forboa. of tho local T.M." Q A.,, li
bath tub to tho darkoned phUnuUirp?i
plst, also a good suit, of qlothos. To
show that t1ionmn from1 thb Indies
appreciated- hln" friendship, ho-nsked
Mr. Forhw, to havo thq suit prossod
nnd tailor fitted, nnd mudo In ac
cordance with tho dignity of u trnvol
lng ttvnngellst. Ho was lntorostod
In the reform of ladlus' mlllllnory.
Ho visited tho Fullorton milllnory
bstabllshmont nnd gnvo a discourso
hgnlnst plumotl hats. Ho wanted, to
)iiy a ulumoloM hat, to cosf nt least
?'JG. to Bnd to soma nntlvo relatlvo;
then he thought thpt It would be ap-
jirpprlwte to .send onqh ono or the
tribe n ha,t. there were 1C, so ho pro
ceeded tq Ke prices, acoordpgly.
The report of Uls conduct In, oth-
r towns shows him to he Jn the mis-
iouary hiiBineaB for what he can et
ut ,f it. It Is aald that while In
'ullinau he showed a tendency for
appropriating articles In such a
narked degree that he ux told that
the missionary business could ba
un there without his services. A
like fate is said to have uverlakun
him Id Portland.
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Do Not Crgutl the SeMion.
The Jlrat warm days of spring
bring with them a desire to get out
and enjoy the eshiliratlng air and
sunshine. Children that havo beu
housed up all wintor are brough
out and you wonder where they all
came from. The heavy winter cloth
log is thrown aside and niany she'
their tlajinels. Then a cold wav
comet, and people say that grip H
epidemic. Colds at this season aro
even more dangerous than In mid
winter, as there is much more dan
ger of pneumonlu. Take Chamber
lain's cough Tiemeily, However, nn2
yon will havo nothing to fear. It
always cures, nd we havo uoyer
knon' ftfJofiLto reftiltMr pneumo
nlaftvbbsultj wa4us8(ii 1 tils plcasnut
and? safo-to-taker-Ohlldro'li jlko it
FoiSale-vDrtc'sDrug Storo.
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CoiuTiiB Attrnctfous i
Ifaymond) Hltoheock IfflRXbe Yan-
keeiTonYJsU" ' - -" J(W?? K .
ft Strangtr Inn.gSfi-v 4
esa's latest opera, "Hie Free
J-ance." . - rt mgi,it
rlaltlyfJif5 by-hbf high
fMool atuacntac"
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orday maMoee and Sunday even-
erery orer
Guaranteed
gist. 25c.
burn and skin disease,
at J C, Perry's, drug-
"Wtater ttill llaera lortBglr la the
lap of sprlafi-pd the. pcstuK.crop Is
Auditorium Holler Jllnk,
Mbrninir. afternoon and ovenlag
seeSons. except Snnddy.
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Attorney-Oeneral Crawferd has
rt8rned from absslaess trip to Port
land.
tvad Miller, head salesman for the
Magors Uqwor Company, went to
sbi .
Sherman toaay.
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f.ji . .Ar!r
JMiss iriiririttji? ssj
maj-ning ror a- few flay!
T'fr'l l'"'-"
'fiurau s 1
Mlsq-baur-UtHletvtlQtr!jthlarxnerit-:
ng for AfsAVGraTliiioatbii' JftatU;' W
nXailrorma! Sua was'necom-
to tho Golden stato by hor
hLlncol
la Sinnled
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Portland. .
Silas js'pf
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prpiutL.nttc
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n isi,ir, vujss c-arnii, wio win yihu uvr
fbrothor nnd slater In Ios Angeles.
ug Mr3
R4E. Lewis, of this city, left this Jiloalar, lott-this morulng torrBjgcn,3
morltlng1 for herhbmbiriv-p6rtln'nilf fbn bualncH - 1 "r " Xj
Mr. and Mrs. Trovor loft today for
Portland on business.
W. D. Matthows nnd wlfo havo
gono to Portland to bo cuosts of
friends. Thoy will visit In Astoria
boforo returning homo.
Miss Znrolda Mlnton left thli
morning for Ilalnlor. whero sho Is
employed as a tonchor In the public
schools. 1
County Judge Scott Is In Sllvecton
on business.
Don Tamplln. aftor a short Tlslt
hero, loft this morning-for Portland,
whoro ho Is employed, in tho llno
typo dopnetment of tho Orcgonlan.
W. W. Hall loft this moraine foe
Woodburn on business.
Dr. Z. M. Pnrvln loft today for his
homo In Portland.
Mrs. Paul Stoge, Mrs. F. A Hrlck
son nnd Miss A, Crossnn left thltt
'morning for a saveral days.' visit In
Portland, Orogou QIti- aud 8t.
Johns. 1
C. Frisby, of Marlon, la. In the city
on business.
I Govornor ChnmborlnlncT roturitcd
today from a busluess trip to .Albany
' Mi and Mrs. G. AT. Potigjag ltoyc
rotumod from Albany whero tho nt
tondod tho fmtoml of t,ho Into Jamcu
Churchill.
' Roy Iloan Is lsltlng Snlom rcla
tlvos nnd frloius:. . 1
1 C, 0, Kutipy loft, today fqr a bunt
Ticsn trip to Eastern Oregon. Ho Is
ail oxtonslvo farmer of- that section.
G. H. Polethrbpowho.littH boon In
thu aity on btiBlnoss, loft this morn
fiig for his homo In Portland.
Mrs. C. h. Hrown, of Tncomn, has
boon tho guest of Profossor nnd Rfrs.
Mntthows, of this city, loft Inst ov
on,tng for Portland. '
Miss Poarl Macoy, who has boon,
visiting hor pnrohts lh this elly, has
rolurnod to Portland.
II 12. Iloborts camo homo thlt
morning from Marlon. Ho will re
turn this evening to finish a ronl as-,
tnto-deal In which ho la Interested.
D. Dr.Tompklnp, tho rcnl,.cstnq
-i-U
MtkAIjIhol Kenned, o Wo'dbutn
Is visiting Salem friends. -a
O. O. McOlellap, tho hap mah, Is
making a roundup of tho Albany
scctlont
K. J. lvefty, who hhs bbea vtaittrtB
here, lott today for his homo In Cor
.vallls. K. Fnwcot, who has boon tha guest
of Dr. Mercer, returned this morulas
to hts'hotilo in Corvallls.
Mrs. C. 13. Hill and daughter loft
today for S,taylon to visit relatives.
Mr 8. E. S, Kingston left thin morn
ing for Kingston, whoro Bho has been
called by tho illness of her sou, Hen
ry Graves,
W. D. ScoOold was n business visi
tor hero this mornlug from Marlon,
Frod Clcmo, the Univowlty tu-.
dent, left Hits morning for a visit
nt hla homo in Junction City.
MJfla Artn, Anderson, who la , at
tending" WIUnmottQ University, loft
today for hor homo In Momfoo whore
sho will Bpontl tho Caster vnchtlotw
Mr. G. G. Qn.ns, Jr., and tw6 chil
dren, and sister, Miss Olllo M0.G00,
havo oturned from Onklandt Califor
nia, "whorji IV. Gnns la Hu btlnas,
to vlilt Vr i'tvrento In this city for n
fow monthB, Tlioy worn lt tho wash-
put for a week oh a dclnyeU tnlu.4
MrtJf. oprai who h.os Wn,
viHiting (ieuv romuvoH, iqk louuy
for hor homo In Vol80r, Idaho.
D. J. Gondo, of HtiRono, w'ho 1Ai
b
for
atlvt for Bfcvornl dtlys.
W. A. Illco wont to Tortlnnd on
1iihIuq3 this morning,
Davo Ynntla, tho proprietor of tho
TOggory, will rotttrn thla ovoulng
from a busluesfl trip to Portland.
0. W. Tnrnor, who hnu been visit
ing rrlomlH In this city, left this
morning for 8t. Johns.
Attorney John llayuo loft thU
mornlug for Portland on business.
L. G. Vlbgrt has roturnod n liudl
noMs trip to Vancouver, Wash.
DOUBLE .:
VICTORY:
don visiting herq, left this morning
or Portland, whoro ho will visit, rel-
' Inttho trl-state- unlvorslti debate
Orttgon won out over Idaho an '
NVashlngton. In both caso OrcgoA
?tud6nts had. tho mpopular side 01-'
the- quostlort," rolionl pf tho equal
rights amendment. '
Question for Debate,
Tho Quostlou debated was; ,
"JtwolTWl, Thati tho llftexRtH
ntnentlmtMit and section a of tlw for
tecnth nmendment wliould Im n '
pcnlctl, thb Uimculty onterlnK into
tho repeal hot Iwhif consldotvtl Ib
tho discussion.'
Tho tlulvorsity of Oregon won a.
doublo victory, dofqatjug tho Unlver-
pity of Idaho at Moscow nnd, thQ .UbI-)
verlty of- Ordgou at Eugene. Afr :
Bonttlo tho University of Idaho devl
fented tho University of Washlhr '
ton. ' l ,rf
Who t)clalerj ycrc. ' lf
Tho na'mpot tlo dobntoxn andCtv,,,
sUtutous revrpsontqd pllosi v,. , 1
1 Ab Moscow Jttmon! H. Frhxlero
itnlioi JessoH, Dond Orofcon; Thoa.
C. Galloway. Idahe: Thbluno' 'R.-I
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AVomby Oregon. ' ' u
At CugoneciArbnco KfXpoiV.l,T
dOn, OreRoJU Kilwnnl M. Hnwos, t
,'Wnshlnntoh; John It;: Lntourotto, 1
Orcfetin; ChnYlotJ W." Hall, VnMir8
nop; 4h.n. C, Vohtch, droBon;7i
Vllllapi. Unsmuson, Washington.
Won lly Oren.
At Sontt'io It. t. S)Irk, "WshlnKj "'
ton; N'llllnm Mns'on, lunhq; lfarla t
Trumbull, Washington; Ilohort Jonba 1
tiinlut' Vlntdi- Zodnlek. Wnshlnaten: '
Guy HQlnmn, Idaho. Won by Idaho,ai
F. V. Unlliiwny, U. of O., lendor In
dobnto, Ih a son of Jttdgo Galloway,
of McMlnnvlllo, who Is holding court
at Snlom. Pitted against him was. a
uophow of his In Idltho.
F. V, Galloway, leador of tho Uni
versity team, Is only 21 years old, lui
stead of 23, as publlnhed In otto paper.
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Fashioned Apparel
tM MAHUTOM CO.
fashions.
Easter Clothing
We have given our
expert attention to the
Easter clothing ques
tion. We have spared
no efforts to thor
oughly equip our store
with a most complete
and exclusive selection
of the newest clothing
Easter Styles in Suits
Easter Styles in Top Coats
Easter Styles in Hats
Salem Woolen Mill Store
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