DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1007.
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O'our Gown's Dressy Effect
DEfENDS ON PHOPCR SPONGING J
We have
the new
Duplex
Spotless
Sponger
The only
method
(hat will
nponflo all
classes
of floods
properly
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J 1 VVs,
4ll M$ir
We arc ono of tho few firms on
this coast having the
ONLY
SHRINKER
that does satisfactory work
and at tho nominal charge of
having the work done right It
Is a great deal cheaper than
experimenting with so-called
Bhrlnkcrs that do unsatisfac
tory work.
Celebrated "Moneybak" Silks
, SHOWN IN COLORS FOR THE FIRST TIME.
Tho host Is tho cheapest. A superh quality It will do you good to
bco them, nlso thoy'ro guaranteed.
Messalines-Peau-dc-Soies and Taffetas
A largo stock now ready all hrlght, now and host that money can
buy. Every ploco of "Monoybaok" guaranteed.
(Ladies' Suite
Extra values which aro really
wondorful, and If you nocd ono
of theso bargains wo advlso plan
ning tho housework bo you can
bo horo early. Plaids, checks,
BtrlpcB and plain colorB In tho lot.
$15.00 values
Reduced to.
?2'2.50 vnluca
Reduced to.
130.00 values
Reduced to.
$10
$15
$20
I Hosiery
Would ndvlso haste If you want
your sliaro of thoso $1.25 and
$1.50. Fancy HhIo ombroldcrcd
hoso at
50c
Men's
Clothing
It is an eaBy matter for a mer
chant to take a largo spaco In a
papor and talk glowingly about
"flno clothes" and "ridiculously
low values," but it's not bo easy a
matter to Bend ovory man out of
your storo wearing "tho goods."
It is no accldont that attracts to
our Btoro bo many of tho best
dressed mon of this city. Wo
flhow tho nowest fabrics, mado In
tho latest styles, and thoy appeal
directly to tho buyer..
Onco outfit yoursolf with ono of
"our" Biilts you will also bo ono of
thoso well dressed mon who aro
attracted to our storo.
$10 to $30
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Souvenir I'onImIm
Now BUbJoctB today, at Pntton'B.
Minted
W Htlll linvo a number of plncos
for lirlKhti fiirigetlo Indies. Wo
UHiit Co iiiuko a thorough house
to houso cunvnsrt. TIiIh Ih not us tllf
limit iin ono might think,. Wo of
fer you many iiilvaiitngoH, Wo don't
HMk you to work on eoimnlsHloii, hut
pny you it nood futhtry mid cxpoiiNOH.
Wo don't roqtilro you to Imi experi
enced; It Is mi advantage, pcrhnpM,
hut If you huvo iiMur-miro mid u lit-
tho energy it will moro than miiUe
up for your hick of experience. Woj
ro not asking you to work for
soiuo cheop conwrn, Remember yoiii
nro work I in: for one of tho best)
ltou,soN in tho country, and helling a
product, that In iino1 by every house,
wife. Wo will further mid tluit all
our eanviishei-N art) In charge of a
lady, and tlmt their physical and
moral welfare Is safeguarded In ev
ery possible way. Wo hellovo that
when you huvo had this matter thor.
oughty Vluliied you will bo only to
willliiK to Ihh'oiuo ono of our canvass. '
em. lMeaxo call for au Interview. J j
11. Brown, Wlllametto Hotel, or
MIkm K. M. Cobb, t'ottago Hotel.
B-lB-tf
Hop Trainers Wanted
Mon, woman and boys, for tho
Holmos yard. Long Job. Can board
or camp, Will movo you out if do
slrodl Phono 109. T. A. LlvoBloy &
Company, C-15-tf
New Voleo Studio
Miss Magors will moot pupils at
hor studio In Odd Follows' tomplo
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
of each wook. 4-25-w-s-lm'
Hornet hlng New
Ira Jorgensou has recolved nnoth
or largo supply of solid and cushion
rubbor tiros. Thoy put thorn on for
you whllo you wait,
Y. M. C. A. Roys to ComlHCt Services
A number of tho boys of tho local
Y, M. O, A. will conduct tho services
at tho Wlllnrd Congregational
church, In tin Waldo Hills tomorrow.
FgH0t' lUtAHIHt Opetl.
Tb Ferguson restaurant, which J
was recently closed, owing to a de
structive fire, will rcBiimo business
today.
j A New Store
j Tho Wlllametto Fruit & Produco
Co., Is tho firm namo of tho now
storo which 1b oponed at 331 North
Commercial Btrcot. Tho -members of
tho firm nro W. E. Cummlngs, C. A.
Wltcrnft and J. C. Stnploton, and
thoy also have an ofllco in Portland.
Thoy will conduct a wholesale and
commission buslnoBB, and will ho
propared to handlo all kinds of pro
duce. Charter Hoard Meets
Tho first meeting of tho charter
board was hold last night in tho city
hall, nnd a tompornry organization
wob porfectod. Mayor Rodgors was
ehoson chairman of tho mooting, nnd
City Attornoy Comllt Bocrctnry. A
roBolutlon whb pasBOd requesting tho
city council to huvo copies of tho
present chartor printed for tho ur.o
of tho board, and tho future work
of tho organization was dlscussod.
It was dooldod that tho city librarian
tako ohargo of nil books and papora
used by tho board In Kb work of re
vising tho charter.
Wants His Potatoes
Jamoa lllgglns Company, a corpor
ation of California, has fllod a suit In
department No. 1 f tho Marion coun
ty to rocovor 1515.37 from L. T.
Torwlck, of Mt. Angol, whluh sum is
Hot forth ns bolug duo tho plalntliT
for dnmngos rosultlng from tho do
fondant not dollvorlng G50 sacks of
potatoes. Tho complaint says that
o contract was mado in Mt. Angol
March, 1007, and that Torwlck
agreed to deliver to tho plaintiffs
G50 sacks of potatoos, and that $100
was given to tho dofondaut as part
payment, and a car and potato snckB
wore also so t to dofondont to pre
paro his shipment. Tho dofondant
paid to tho plaintiffs $140. 5S, or the
costs of tho Backs. In addition to the
$100 advanced, but Is said to have
refused to deliver tho spuds or pay
any damages. John II. McNary and
C. Li. McNary appear as attorneys
for tho plaintiff.
Iutato Closed
Sophia Weber and Marie. Embree,
co-exocutora of tho estate of Anna M
Gobalot, havo filed vouchers In pro
bato showing tho distribution of tho
surplus funds of tho estate, which
has been approved by tho court.
Ojft.MVOrA7
fmfMmimmm
Every day The Capital Journal re
ceives substantial approval of Us life
and enterprise ns a newspaper of the
people, by remittances and new sub
scribers from all parts of the state.
The program of substantial re
forms advocated by this paper notl
only gives tho people who read it
satisfaction and prevents tho en
croachment of the grafting proce3S,
hut tends to cut down the burdetu
of taxation.
On tho 23d of May tho tlmo expires
for filing referendum petitions, nnd
all who liavo bucIi petitions in their
hands should completo them nnd
turn them over for duo vorlflcatfon,
which enn bo dono nt this office
without any notarial expense.
Tho Initiative program advocated
by this paper will then bo tnkon up,
as there is plenty of time for that
after tho referendum has boon se
cured. Aro you supporting a news
paper that fights your battles for
good government year In and year
out? Following havo boon heard
from In support of tho people's pro
gram in tho past 24 heurs:
J. C. Courtwright, Salem.
John Ilains, Watova, Okla.
C. T. Whltccombo, Salem.
Roy Molson, Salem.
F. C. Buttor, Salem.
Mrs. M. E. Pike, Grants Pass.
John Bowmnnn, Nclfgh, Neb.
Mrs. E. a. Martin, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
D. C. Swann, Crawfordsvlllo.
J. dinger, Salem.
Ira Hamilton, Hood River.
J. H. Watson, John Day.
N. W. Silver, Moro.
A. A. Crisol, Aurora.
C. A. Walker, Eugene.
F. C. Butter, Salem.
S. E. Oliver, Salem.
C. D. Purvlno, Snlem.
E. F. Kent, Chicago, 111.
W. II. Morolock, Sulphur Springs,
Ark.
Leo Brown & Sons, Stayton.
W. A. Crawford, Washington,
D. C.
Mnttthow Gibson, Siiverton.
S. M. Ramb, Salem.
W. C. Tlllson, Salem.
f A'.t R. Campbell, Heyburn, Idaho.
M." C. Carter, Hood River.
John Darby, Shaw.
F. A. llakor, Salem.
L. C. Ronck, Fair Grounds.
Mrs. A. S. Black, Salem,
T. Jj. Davidson, Shorldnn.
SALEM'S
BIG JULY
FOURTH
Reports from tho committee in
charge of the Fourth of July celebra
tion met at tho Board of Trade
rooms last night and reported pro
gress. The committee on finances stated
thoy had $1000, and would try to get
$500 more.
II. W. Meyers asked that R. W.
Holmnn nnd Geo F. Rodgers bo add
ed to his committee on advertising.
Superintendent Page, of tho Gen
oral Electric Co., in charge of decor
ations, reported that they would ubo
flags and lights in large quantities.
A. C. Gamble was placed on tho
fireworks committee in plnco of Ju
lius PlncuB, resigned.
F. N. Derby was appointed to estab
llsh headquarters for reunions by
states. All tho committees reported
progress, and tho celebration prom
ises to he a good ono.
PERSONALS.
Prof. w...
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Oology. Jr "-"I
Dalle. dS. &
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CZstfS
Girls will smllo through tho years,
Their oyos will always gllBtcn with
gloo,
Thoy will never bo hlddon by tears,
If thoy tako Rocky Mountain Tea
For salo at Dr. Stono storo.
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Distinguished Man to Visit Snlem.
Row J. W. A. Stowort, D. D., donn
of tho Baptist theological somlnnry
at Roohostor, N. Y., will occupy the
pulpit of tho First Baptist church,
Salem, Sunday, Juno 2. Ho will nl3o
address tho students of Wlllnmetto
University on tho following morning
Donn Stewart Is rogarded as one of
tho loading Baptists of tho Empire
state. For fiovoral years ho served
tho famous First church, of Roches
ter, and was called from his pulpit
to tho chair of ethics in tho somln
nry. Ho is spending sovornl weeks
In Orogon, visiting tho various Bap
tist associations, and tho Salem
church Is fortunato In securing his
services for a single Sunday. A
crowded houso should groet Dr.
Stewart.
Growing Aches and Pains.
Mrs. Joslo Sumner, Bremond, Tex.
writes, April 1G, 1902: "I havo U3od
Ballurd'B Snow Liniment in my fam
ily for throo years. I would not bo
without It in tho houso. I havo used
it on my Httlo girl for growing pains
and aches in hor knoes. I havo also
used It for frost bitten foot, with
good success. It Is tho best limlment
I over used." 25c, GOc and $1.00.
Sold by D. J. Fry.
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State Street Improvements
The trees in Wilson avenue nro bo
lng trimmed, which adds much o
tho general appearanco of tho park.
Tho various now Improvements
along State street, when complete 1,
will raise Salem greatly in tho esti
mation of visitors. Tho now alarm
bells on tho railroad will bo in work
ing ordor In n fow days which will
doubtless bo a protection to people,
besides giving tho plnco tho appear
anco of n city. Tho band stand In
tho avonuo hns recently been paint
ed, tho grass mowed nnd tho trocv
shrubs and flowers havo recolved at
tention. Tho work on tho post
ofllco grounds is progressing nicely
nnd will soon bo completed. With
tho nddition of tho sldownlks yhlch
nro being constructed between Cap
itol and Twolfth streets and along
tho University campus, and with tho
now pavement, Stnto street will com
paro favorably with any city.
A. L. Brown went to Marlon to
day.
Dr. William Looriey, of Jefferson
Is visiting in tho city. '
Labor Commissioner Hoff left this
morning for Portland on business.
A. B. May went to Jefferson to
day for an over-Sunday visit.
Mrs. Fred Thlelsen 'has returned
from n visit in Portland.
Miss Maud Stone, of Oregon City,
is hero tho guest of friends.
Mrs. E. W. Peebles .left this morn
ing for a visit In Portland.
Mrs. W. C. Hawley left this morn
ing for n short visit In Albany,
Mrs. II. D. Kimball hns returnoJ
from a few days' visit in Portland.
E. J. Swafford left today for an
over-Sunday visit in Oregon City.
R. R. Corey, of Baker City, Is vis
iting his .brother, H. H. Corey, of
Snlem,
Mrs. A. W. Renger of Seattle, Is
viBitlng hor sister, Mrs. Cooke Pat
ton, in this city.
Mrs. C. Brawer and sister, Mrs.
E. Lovell, went to Portland this
morning to visit her mother, who Is
ill.
Mrs. W. H. Gueffroy was among
thoso who wont to Portland this
morning, rents Mr. hm ," ?
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Good, of Ash- of Joseph, who will .h ,
land, who havo been visiting hero, this nrpnft.. w,!
loft this morning for Portland. Frank J. Ma'cr v v
Tho Misses Jnnlo nnd Addlo Clevo-.tho Boston ,..... ""I
WMI fnrmnrl.. .m .. W"'i
ttirM
'resirtPM t .. "" brtu.
University J tii 7.
" association .. ; ll 1
BbJectwaS..rZ'
Mr. andih. WHJ
Joseph wm arrWe J lfcft1
npetton'iS
" Parcel J "n
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r8incj
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graduation n9no "'
First M.E. church 1
"wee ration. IK.L.. 'II
tnls morning f0r ,Hi
wl give an nZ T8'J
auspices of iTr'!
world tiii. :, im?
nam h; ;::"" ,
theO.A.nr
'Wncle.HiJW,
1 spend Sor?
rents Mr ...i ,.rl,ttl
Oregon
A girl who hna fallon heir to one
of thoso Rocky Mountain Tea com
plexions Is to bo envlod. Girls whoso
mothers and grnndmothors took Hoi.
llstor's Rocky Mountain Tea convey
od a blessing on their children. For
salo at Dr. Stone's store.
A Card.
As I havo been debarred from
working In tho I. O. O. F. cemetery,
without Just cause, I take this meth
od of thanking ray many friends who
hnvo so nobly given mo tholr work ia
caring for their lots many of thoia
for nearly 30 years. I nssuro you
that I will oppreciato your kindness
as long ns I live. "Tho Lord is my
shopard, I shall not want."
W. B. SIMPSON.
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For stomach troubles, biliousness
and constipation try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Manv
remarkable cures have been effected
by them. Price 25 cents. Sananlea
fre. For sale by Dr. Stone's drug
tore.
Wonderful Eczema Cure.
"Our Httlo boy had oczoma ior flvo
yoars," writes N. A. Adams, Henri
etta, Pa. "Two of our homo doctors
Bald tho caso waB 'hopeless, hln lung
bolng nffoctcd. Wo thon employed
othor doctors but no, bonoflt resulted.
By chnnco wo read about Electric
Bitters; bought a bottlo and soon
noticed improvement. Wo co'ntlnued
this mcdlclno until sovornl bottles
wore used, whon our boy wns com
plotoly cured." Best of all blood
medicines and body building health
tonics. Gurnnnteod at J. C. Perry's
drug store. GOc.
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.MARRIED.
VAN FLEET-M'CRACKEN. On
Wednesday, May 15, 1907, nt 8
p. m., nt the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. N. Hoovor, this city, Mr
C. A. Van Fleet and Miss Veda C.
McCrackon, H. A. Deok, pastor "f
tho United Evangelical church of
ficiating. It being n quiet homo wedding,
only tho Immedlnto relatives and n
few intimate friends wero present.
Tho out of town guosts woro Mr. and
Mrs. P. P. Van Fleet nnd children,
of Portland, Or.
After tho ceremony nnd congratu
lations a pleasant social hour was
spent, nnd a delightful supper wis
served.
Tho nowly weddod couplo received
a number of useful and valuable
gifts. They loft for Portland, whore
thoy expect to mnko tholr homo for
the tlmo being, carrying tho bo3t
wishes of their many friends,
o
That is tho namo ofton applied to
tho Joints that leave our establish
ments. Properly cooked, they are
attractivo enough to tempt tho most
Jaded appetite. There Is a sweet
odor nnd a "come-and-try-me" Invi
tation in looks that cannot fail to'
draw closo attention from the epl-;
euro. All our meats havo this pecu-j
liarlty, because all our meats are se-j
lected with a view to please tho eye
and the palate. Beef, Pork, Mutton,
Veal and Lamb Chops, Steaks, Cut
lets, and frosh-kllled Chickons.
o
land left this morning for
City to visit frlonds.
Sidney Gordon, ono of Portland's
prosperous attorneys, was hero yes
terday on business.
MIbs Doris Shaw, who hns boon
visiting hero returned to her hoiio
In Springfield yestorday.
Attornoy A. M, Cnnnon left this
morning for a business trip to Al
bany. George Meyers, Conrad Krebs nnd
Dr. Clay loft this morning for a vlilt
in Newport.
Miss Allco Judd, who line been vis
iting Snlem friends, returned this
morning to her homo In Turner.
J. Morlock hns sold his property
In South Snlem, and will rcmovo to
Southern California for his health.
Dr. John Colomnn, president of
Wlllnmetto University, left this morn
lng for n business trip to Portland.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. M. Olds, who lmvo
beon tho guests o"ffCnrl Reynolds,
loft this morning for their homo In
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Carman, who
have boon viBitlng C. M. Potter nnd
othor rolntlvcs, loft this morning for
their homo In Mlchlgnn.
MrB. Ollle WIlBon loft this morn
ing for Siiverton whoro bIio wns
called by tho Illness of her sister,
Mrs. McMillan.
Mrs. J. M. Bnrnott, who has beon
visiting hor brothor, J. T. King, of
this .cltx, left .this morning for her(
homo in Whltnoy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Snook left today
for Corvnllls, whoro Mr. 8nook hns
tho contrnct for tho construction of
tho now O. A. C. dormitory.
MIbs Grnco Stenrns, Miss Close
nnd Miss Hnroun, nftor n short visit
horo, havo returned to their homos
In Eugene.
Professor Earl Rlddoll, of tho
Drain normal, is in tho city visiting
his mother, Mrs. W. H. Rlddoll, who
will soon leave for an extended trip
in tho EnBt. A
Mr. nnd Mrs. McCourt, who havo
been visiting tho lattcr's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Boothby, left this
morning for tholr homo in Pendle
ton. Wnltor Wlnslow, tho law studeu4..
left this morning for Jefferson,
routo to Eugene, whero ho will vUU
boforo taking his departure for a
summer vacation in Alaska.
Mrs. William Hall left this morn
ing for a visit In Corvallls. Her
dauKhtor. MIsb Eva, Is tho guest of
relatives and friends In Corvallls.
nnd will return with her mother in
nbout a week.
wns former! u. ,v. -.
.Ill, . " v " "" """!
7, " . " ucre- ,erM ttfei
tho Coos Bay coantrr
Mrs. Rogers, of SinUfo-j
fornln, who has bwa n2i
F. B. Southwlck, left alii
.-. ;.iiuU vu route tor nfci
uiu ansi. an0 wai accctwWi
mr ns tno mettopolli ir , Lil
wick. S-J
aim. y. u. Oabrltlsoj tt,
uin, win return this etri
Portland, whero they west te i
Mr. GabrlelEon, ho It
homofromabujlneiitriplt
Oregon.
Dr. nnd Mrs. J, 0. VuT5
wondllng, nrrfled In HudBl
to visit old-time frienJi. kl
Winkle is n graduate cttkH
department of the Wilms I
varsity nnd was coantdrf iii
rlous organlratloni o( tie i
Is now located at WcaJlliitill
been appointed dlitrirt tvtwl
tho Southern Pacific
Charles VanWIukM
who wns a medical itwWWH
lng tho early part of tie jm,U
Itlng Salem friends. HeWl
fortune, whllo in school, at
pneumonia, which breciM
culosls, hut be li not Iw
orcd.
A. L. Thomas, aufiTisMif I
relatives nnd friends lift t
inir for his -home ln.NPt
constructing a new ihtllitw"
Beach, which he milnatw i
in Addition to nil itors
creek bath house. Hi J'
Newport is growini WW
or ten new modern eUl'
Inff rnnntructed therbW
skating rlnV, a dueeW
building.
Norwich UaJohPi
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Office with WB-Bnuat1
129 Commercial ki-
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