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PAILY OAPI AL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 1007.
Out Big Stoe
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Impresses you at onco with a nonso of newness and brlghtncBB and
no matter which floor you visit tho imtno Impression will prevail. Ydu
can nlwaya be suro when you. buy hero that you are making your se
lection from tho newest designs and stylOB that tho loading manufac
turers have created. Our present stock faithfully reflects the prettiest
and moBt doslrablo things for Bprlng and Btimnior uso.
Folger's
Golden Gate
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Shirt Waists
Our lino has boon thoroughly
solocted, bought by oxporloncod
buyers and It 'comprises tho finest
collection of ldons evolved In
waist wear. A grand assortment
of good values Is horo ready for
your choosing. All styles, fabrics
and sizes,
50c to $1 3.50
SoId
ON
Merit
Long Gloves
MOItU FOR TODAY
Yostorday wo rocolved nnothor
lot of long kid gloves In tho 12
nnd 1C button longth. Thoyaro
In colors. Now Hrown, Whlto,
Ulnok, dray and Buod,
I $3.50 to $4.50
Spring Suits
THIS HNAI'PY SORT
That contlnuo all tho newest
stylo fonturus. That nro miido up
of tho most fashlonablo fabrics
lu shados you want. Every gar
niont Is thoroughly tailored
throughout. Prices aro lowor
than oqiuil quality -can be bought
for olsowhoro.
$i 0 to $30
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CITY NEWS
A Collection of Important Para
frraphs for Your Consideration,
Wood Cuttora Wanted
Will pay $1.40 par cord for chop
ping white flr wood. Hoard $4 per
week, with good bunk house, sit
mlloo north of Snlum. Apply .to
Bpnuldlng Logging Company oltlco In
BnUun. H. D. Turner, foreman of
camp. 4-17Gt
Havo Jiihl Iteeolved
A new lino of Oxford hIioqb for
tho summer. Alio a largo stock of
easy house Hllppurs. Plonse call bo
foro you buy, and see our bargnluH.
Jacob Voght, 14ft State stroot. St
They Aro
Tutting rubbor tho on thrM and
four biigKltw every day at Ira Jor
gonson'. High street. Gnll and w
them. The season Is open. Tkey
will do the right thing by you.
Otto Headrlck left this morning
for a visit lu CorvHllli.
One-Half
the World
Wear glassce, lt uot halt of that
half wonr tho right Klnwtos. The
wrong glnsttm nro often worse than
nene: they are n constant train and
a permanent injury to tho eyes. Only
nolontlutt examination can doteriuliu
what ghiMos your oyos ronulro, you
can't to)) by trying on ttlnwes.
Do ou the safe side; let our ap
tlclan ulvo your oyu oaretul examin
ation. It doesn't cont Anything ho can
toll you Just what you need delays
Aro danuorous. Our price aro roa
eonnble, and w guarantee satisfac
tion. HKRMAN W. llAltU, OptomotUt
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BARR'S
JEWELRY
STORE
Pen ewm sy kA. tXnVrn
Hpnilned Ankle
Arthur Wlndom, tho Wlllamotto
University sprlntor, whllo prnctlclnc
laBt evoulng, had tho mlsfortuno to
sprain his ankle. Tho sprain, while
painful, Is not serious, and Mr. Wln
dom will bo ou tho traak again In u
few days.
Gall Uj .
Hansen's planing mill If you want
sorouns, anil avoid having to wait,
as you will suroly havo to If you or
dor lator. 4-20-3t
MiiUlug Improvement-
Ira Jorgenson Is fixing up hlr
blacksmith shop; painting, papering
nnd olonnlng up In general. What It
Is for we do not know, but we sup
pustt his future hopue are growing
brighter, llnnnclal or otherwise.
Vnndty Tioomw Valuable Mini
Professor Qtorgo K. Goghlll, ono
of Willamette University's progros
tve tew oh em, has been oluctod to the
chitlr of MpkMfy Ik the Dennlson Uni
versity, nt Granville, Ohio. Profes
sor Coghlll la one or the most able
men that over tilled Willamette's
chair of science, and the vnennoy
mused by his departure will be hard
to till. The protester will leave for
the Mast us toon a poaetble after the
preeent school year ends.
The Garden Spot
of Salem
Where yon will And the very
best nnd freeheet of vegetable
nnd fruits. Look nt the list and
thou place your order early.
ASPARAGUS
OAULU'IiOWUR
OAIUUGH
lMtHSII TOMATOKS
ORKKX PIUS
GIUJKNS
l.KTTUCH
HAR1SIIHS
YOUNG ONIONS
RUUltARU
Saturday Special
LKMONS, aoc PKU DOZEN.
Moir Grocery
Company
456 State Pic182
True to name
Uniformity
Purity
and
Flavor
Always
Packed in
Full
Measure
Bottles
J. A. FOLCJER
& CO.
Snn Francisco.
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Tlmo Extcndeil
Tho tlmo for making an nppralse
ment and lnvontory In tho Anna Fel
ler, deceased, estate, linn been extend
ed 30 days. Tho estate Is valued at
$11,000, and John Whltnoy Is ad
ministrator. ,
It Is Up to tho Council
Old Sherwood nnd Will Sklpton
agreed ycBtorduy, In Judgo Moores'
court, to lenvo tholr gate troubles to
tho city council. Mr. Sherwood said
that ho would placo tho mattor be
fore, tho council to havo tho gnto re
moved from Ills alloy permanently,
and Mr. Sklpton said ho would abldo
poaccably by tholr decision, Mr.
Sherwood ngroolng to roplnco the
gate If tho council should so rule.
Tho enso was dismissed from tho jus
tlco court.
Sent to Crlttendon Home
MIUIo Shophord, of Stnyton, wai
brought boforo Judgo Scott this af
ternoon on tho chargo of being an
Improper womnn to enro for her
four small chlldron. Tho testimony
showod that two of tho children worj
Ulogltlmnto, nnd that tho mother had
boon living u wild life. Mrs. Shop
herd was sont tn tho Florence Grit-
tendon homo, and took tho youngest
child with hor. The othor threoch'll
dron woro tnkon by their grand
mother. KluiNoy J)lHinIssel
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Klmsoy, of
Mnoloay, woro arrostod and brought
boforo Judge Scott this nftornoon,
charged with nogleot to proporly
caro for tholr ohlldron. Aftor hear
ing tho wltnessos tho enso wns dis
missed tor lao kof ovldenco. Thoro
nro two small chlldron In tho fnmlly
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Why
Hnvo a torpid llvor when Ilorblno,
tho only llvor regulator will holp
you? Thoro Is no ronson why you
should suffer from Dyspopsla, Con
stipation, Chills and Fovor or any
llvor complaints, whon Horblno will
euro you. V. C. Wnlto. Wostvlllo,
Fla., wrltos. "I was slok for a month
with chills nnd fever, and after tak
ing two bottlos of Ilorblno nm woll
and honlthy." Sold by D. J. Fry.
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ADDITIONAL CHURCH
SERVICES
Personals
Clarke, author of n history
Oregon, and ploneor nowspaper
Flrxt Methodist.
At 10:10 a. m. the pastor will nd
drew the medical profeeelou and the
students of the medical department
of Willamette University on "The
Medical Profession." At 7: SO p. m.
th otoplc of the sermon will be "A
UuslNees Proposition." Xpworth
Loague Kt 6:10 p. w. All are wrm
ly wolromeil.
St, Jtosoph'H Catholic.
Hev. A. Moore, rector. Third Sun-
day after Master. First mass at 7:30
a. in. Catechism at 9:30 a. m. High
mass at 10: SO a. m. Vespers and
boneUotlon at 7:80 p. hi. At high
mass a mission by a IledentiUorist
prlost from Portland wilt open, and
ooutlnuo tor a week. Service evorv
evening at 7:30 p. in.
First Unitarian.
Corner of Ohoiueketn and Cottage
streets. Servioea at 11 a. in. Proack
Ing by Itov. Paul S. Htudy. A cor
dial Invitation extended to all, and
especially to those, without othor
church affiliation. No evealng sor
vice. n
Tho clock ticks and ticks the tlmo
away,
Shortening up our lire osoh day,
Eat, drink and bo merry.
For Bomo day. you t?M bo where,
ov. can't Rocky Mountain Tea.
(Froo. samples at Dr. Stone's atore.1
Miss Myrtlo'DuRette left this morn
lng for Portland after visiting Sa
lem relatives and friends.
M. D. Looney, of Jefferson, wn.i
In the city yesterday and went home
today.
S. A
of
man of Orogon and Washington cor
respondent, has resigned his position
in tho Intorlor department nnd will
nt onco return homo. His interesting
Washington letters woro a feature of
tho Gervais Star.
Dr. Kimball, of Spokano, address
ed tho students of Wlllamotto Uni
versity yestordny morning in the
'varsity chapel. Tho doctor Is an
able speaker and entertained those
present with tho great truths con
cerning the bonoflt of education.
Miss Cminn Muths, of this city, 1?
reported to bo quite 111 with tonso,
litis nt hor homo op front street.
Ex-Govornor Moody loft this
morning for Portland.
Mrs. Honry McConncll was among
tho Portlnnd-bound passengers this
morning.
Tho Peerless orchestra returned
this morning from Corvdllls, where
it filled an engagement last night.
Miss Loulso Drynnt nnd Miss
Hazel Humphreys nrrlvbd this morn
ing from Eugene to visit Miss Bar
bara Eakln.
F. V. Galloway, who is attending
tho Univorsity of Oregon arrived In
Snlem this morning to visit rolntlvcs
and friends.
Miss Gladys Farrar arrived from
Eugene this morning.
Miss Ermlno Dushnell wont to
Woodburn this morning to attend the
toachorB' meeting nnd visit friends.
Attornoy nnd Mrs. John McNnry
left this morning for nn oxtondec
trip In tho East. They will visit tho
Jamestown oxpoBition, Now York,
Boston and many placos of interest
boforo returning.
Miss Mnry Feaglns has returned to
hor homo In Froowntor, after visiting
Snlem friends nnd rolnttvos.
Miss AIlco Peoblos wont to Wood
burn to nttond tho toachcrs' mooting
todny.
MIbb Dolingor loft this morning for
Portlnnd.
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. A. Biidloftg wont
to Mill City yestordny to visit frlonds
nnd relatives. '
Miss Rachel Dovo loft . yesterday
for Saginaw for on over-Sunday
visit.
Mrs. M. R. Woodward, who has
boon visiting rolntlvos hero, loft this
morning for bur homo In Union. Sho
rocontly returned from n visit In
California.
Miss Anna Joffroy loft this morn
ing for an ovor-Sundny visit In Portland.
Mrs. M. T. Rlnomnn nnd daughter,
Grnce, left today for Portland for n
sovornl dnys visit.
S. 1). Cattorlln loft this niornlntr
WHY NfYr
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Buy youraQlf a bicycle and
incr n. nmnii nnvnpnt tn wmnir t h
. ,. .,.,. , iMtiiirn van
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Yale, Cornell or Princeton bicycle.
lest you forget It. . Do It now.
van r.,...
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" 'i uown in
Racycles $50 and up
Yalcs $45
Cornell $40
Princeton $25.
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REMEMBER
Si"".8 ''
Wo nro prepared to do nnythlng and
luimmuB ) win umu. urea, rims, coaster brakes and C '
everyiuing xor tno oicyclo. Our stock Is good clPa 7. m
our price Is right. Give us a call or call un ins and,rw.Ul
WWW
Best Wok at Honest Pt
ices,
Ff anfc J, Mooe,
Donrt forget the new No. 447 Court Sfo
ect
Row Boat Case Dismissed.
A trial Is in progress this afternoon
In Justlco Wcbstor's court over a
row boat, which Is owned by Mason
Kellogg, and wns takon from a lako
on his placo In Ankeny bottom by
Honry Cawthorn, S. E. Benson nnd
John Whltlntch. Tho threo gentle
moii accused of the thoft wcro driv
ing nonr tho river nnd Bnw tho boat
lodged in somo drift in tho lake, and,
by their testimony, thinking that It
wns n stray boat, they took It homo
with thorn. Tho caso was dismissed,
as tho dofendants wcro portoctly
willing that tho plaintiff should havo
tho boat, and novor claimed owner
ship. o -
A Joke on Dnvcy.
Tho Forest Grove TIiiiob coplos
tho following from tho Lincoln coun
ty Lender:
"Hon Frank Davoy has roslgnod
ns hoavy editorial dispenser of tho
Salem Stntestnan, nnd will go to Har
noy county to connect with tho sim
ple llfo in tho rolo of a country edi
tor. Ho will bo n welcome addition
to tho ranks of tho unsophisticated
and undolllod.
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Just Rcrnuso
Your cough Is only In tho thorat and
does not troublo you now, don't think
that It needs no nttontlon. When It
has not had much of a start is the
foe an ovor-Sundny visit In Portlnnd. 'tlmo to check It. Tho slightest cough
W. W. Culver, who has boon visit
ing rolntlvos and friends has returned
to his homo In Portlnnd.
1). D. Koolor, Htock lnspoctor for
Marlon county, loft this morning for
Mt. Angel on business.
Miss Mnry Hoist Is among tho Sa
eom toachorB who attondod tho con
vention In Woodburn today.
Mrs. S. K. Plpor wont to Portlnnd
this morning to visit her son, E. C.
Plpor, who will lenve soon for a visit
In the East.
J. II. Stanton wont to Portlnnd on
business this morning.
Mrs, R. W. Slmernl left this morn
ing for Portland, on route to North
Bend, where she will Join her hus
band. Mr. nnd Mrs, W. H. Hllloary. of
Turner, were Salem visitors today.
Mrs. T. S. Learned loft this morn
ing for nh outing nt Newport.
MrSj. L. G. Aitmnn hns roturnod
from a visit In Portland.
Dr. Allen, of Jefferson, was visiting
In the city this morning.
Dr. Kimball left this morning for
nn over-Snnday visit near Stnyton.
Mrs. Will Anderson, aft6r a short
visit hero, has returned to hor homo
lu JoffersoH.
Mrs. Livingston, of Grant county,
who Is visiting hor sister, Mrs. Dllloy.
left this morning for a day's visit at
the reform school. Sho was accom
panied by Mrs. Dllloy.
Mrs. Flora George nnd daughtor
left this morning for a visit In Jef
ferson. Mrs. W. H. Slopor has gono to
Waterloo to visit hor daughter, Mrs.
Loftin.
Mrs. D. C. Able, who has been vis
iting Salem friends, loft today for
hor homo In Lyons,
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CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
fti KM Ye Have Always lovkt
&&fffflZk
easily loads to Pnoumonla, Bronchi
tls and Consumption. A bottle of
Ballard's Horohound Syrup will euro
that cough. Tho prlco puts It within
rench of all. Sold by D. J. Fry.
Tnxpaycrs Crgoi.
Thn Invnnvc. i .
-i"r"'.w" """"
that will tako up f0f dlicnwC
matters as the rcferendna I
laws. Ono has been orjuW
Victor point with about it ni
J. D. Darby Is president isd CkH
wnrnstr, secretary.
..MONEY TO LOAK
thomask.ro
Over Ladd & Bush'i Bisk, Si!,
Norwich Union Fke
Insurance
Frank Meredith, RetUeitJ
Office with Wm. Brown tCU
129 Commercial street
NEW TODAY
Bean the
Wff&Mwe
Wants Road Tax.
Tho Jefferson Rovlow says: "A
case of much lntorost will bo tried
boforo tho city rocordor probably
noxt Thursday. It Is G. B." Hoyt,
stroot commissioner, plaintiff, vs. Ot
to Shultz, dofondnnt. Hoyt demand
ed 3 Bpeolal road tax from Mr.
Shultz. Tho lattor did not pay, so
the complaint followed. Tho de
fendant clntms first, that ho has until
Octobor 1 to pay said tax; second,
that ho has no property In Jefferson,
nud is preparing to move to Portland,
whore nil his real proporty Is locat
ed, a fact woll known to plaintiff,
and thinks ho enn-pay his tax where
ho can derive somo bonoflt from it;
third, that tho constitutionality of
the law Is now bolng tested, and he
wishes to await a decision."
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Through blood poisoning causod
by n spider bito, John Washington l
of BoBquoville, Tox., would havo lost
his leg, which became a mass or run
ning soros, had he not been persuad
ed to try Bucklen's Arnica Salve
Ho writes: "Tho first application
relieved, and four boxes healed all
tho sores." Heals every sore. 25c
at J. C. Perry's, druggist.
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Educational Events.
Astoria, April U, 25, 26, county
Institute.
CorvalllB, May 2, regents State Ag
ricultural college to select president.
Fossil, May, S, 9, 10, county Insti
tute. Salem, July 1, 2, 3, State Educa
tional Association.
Los Angeles, July S-12, National
Educational Association.
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Miss Edns. Stripling? and slater.
Miss Julia, went to Jeifersoh this
morning to visit their sister, Mn-Krause.
Aro You in Huslncss It notteiil
an opportunity of a Wetisi
log to my falling heiW, 1 1
sell my restaurant, coif
and bakery at lea Um bm
Its worth. Thli U Uht"
live, money-maklnsbuiM'
loaso for seven rein.
$15,000 burtneii la til W
months. Call and l-B"'
Tho Angelus. Geo. F SxSU
nrnnrlfitor. Salem. 0rr '
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l.'nr Sale On the Instateai
n uoo.l G-room bouw. U-T
four lots If dei!reI,clcM
. .-.i. ,A fro. '
waier, un' - " ,
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Wantod-To borrow H: "
wat f real estate ww
pIyto"J.PVcaren
Wantetl-A good. feW
clean up a w"6!
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j.welry store
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