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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALES!, OREGON SATURDAY, MAY SO, 1007.
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15c
A Fee Pattern
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The Stimme Qtfatterfy
Style Book
15cl
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A Ladles' Home Journal Pattern will be given free to nil who buy u copy of the New Summer Quar
terly Stylo Hook nt the pattern counter. It contains 1C2 largo pages of fine paper, with cover in colors.
It shows over 1,000 Illustrations of tho best lltlng, most stylish, simplest nnil most economical patterns
over Jen own to tho Fashion world patterns of every up-to-date style for women, misses and children,
and only 10 to 10 cents each? 30 pages aro devoted to illustrating new transfer patterns for embroid
ery, showing methods of application. This big Quarterly is tho best Fashion Rook ever published hi Amor
ten for homo dressmakers would bo n bargain at n quarter; but tho price is only 10 cents per copy, IN
CLUDING nny 10-ccnt Ladies' Hromo Journal Pattern. Tho book may bo examined at the pattern coun
ter. If ordered sent by mull, ndd 11 cents for postage on tho book.
$1,000,003
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Dtess Goods
At Much. Less Price
Unusually good qualities of
now and pretty fnbrlcs for sum
mer wear. Thoy como In
Wool Taffetas
Chiffon Panama
French Serge
In plaids and checks In all wnnt
od shades for protty sunimor gar
ments. Vulucs aro regular $1.20
and $1,35.
Spoclal prices reduced to . .88
Ladies' Suits
AT A GREAT SAVING
Strictly high grades, latest
stylos, boat matorlals In
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS AT
A SAVING OF ONE THIRD
$15.00 suits
roducod to $10-00
$22.50 suits
roducod to $15-00
$30.00 suits
reduced to $20-00
High School Felt
Jast Received
Men's and Yoang Men's
Fine Clothes
Our showing for spring and
summor excels anything hereto
foro offered by this Btore.
Unusually bright and abso
lutely perfect In fit.
Wo wnnt to show you through.
Wo will not urgo you to buy.
wo leavo It to you.
Thoro is nothing hotter. .
Lot us Bhow you.
Dottor look today.
$10 to $25
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HAM
MOCKS $1 to
$6-75
SUIT
CASES
$2,75
to $25
I CITY NEWS I
A Collection of Important Par
ngrapliH for Your Consideration
Souvenir Pustule
Now aubJoctB todny, at Pntton's.
Don't Suffer
With your corns through tho hot
wontlior, "when you can havo thorn
removed, root and branch, absolute
ly without pnln, for tho measly Bum
of, 25 cents at D. II. IrvlnH nont llttlo
chlropodUt parlors, Tho Salem Shoo
Factory on Chemoketa SU 5-24-lw.
I o'clock. Tho public Is cordially ln
'vltcd to attend those exorcises.
Frank E. Churchill, Instructor.
Tho Pupils
Of tho Conservatory of Music wltlt
Frank 13. Churchill as Instructor will
glvo their comtnoncotnont oxorclscs
Tuosdny at 8 o'clock In tho First
ChriHtlnn church, Tho public Is cor
dially invited.
Western Conservatory of Music
i Tho pflpllB of tho Wostorn Conser
vatory of MubIc will glvo tholr com
moncomont oxorclscs noxt Tuesday
night nt tho First Chrlslan church
nt 8 o'clock. Tho public cordially
Invited.
Tnki'H OITloo Today
Hon. James Stool, who was recent
ly appointed stnto bank exnmlnor,
wub In tho city yestordny to tako his
oath of olllco, and nrrango for his
otllco rooms in tho stnto houso. Ho
loft this morning for hla homo in
Portland but will roturn noxt wook
iu iiiuuu iiia iiuiiiu in uuh uuy, iui
Now Volro Studli
Miss Mngors will moot pupils nt
hor studio In Odd rollowa' tcmplo
Tuosdny, Wednesday and Thursday
of ouch week. 4-25-w-s-lm
No Hoi'ivt
"What Is tho Bocrot of your groat
Buccoas?" wiih asked Prof, llookur, will occupy na nn ofllco room No. 4
tho famous chof. "Secret, secret," In tho cnpltol building., .
Ho ropllod, "1 havo never tried to
koop It Bocrot, All people kuow that Missionary Address
I ubo tho Mnjostlo rnugo and Cleve
land's baking powdor In all domon
ntrntlonB." "And how nbout tho di
recting mind of Hooker?" wob asked.
Well, you oun put it that way It you
dc-stro, Ilockor Is too modOBt," re
plied tho chof. Prof, nuokor Is cor-
Miss Julia Frnzlor, Pacific const
Hold socrotary for tho Womnn's
Ilonrd of Home Missions, f bo In
Snlom May 2Cth, and will deliver an
addross In tho First Prosbytorinn
church Sunday morning at 10:30
o'clock. MIbs Frailer comos undor
tnlnly drawing crowds, Wade, Ponrco tho aiiBploos of tho Woman's MIs
& Co'a storo has boon orowdod ovory slouury society. Sho la a vory lntor
day this week. All domonstrntlonB .ustlng Bpoakor'und all momhors of
nro mado from 2 to 5 p. in.
Memorial Service
Sedgwlok Post No 10, C5
with tho Womou's Hollof Corps and
tho Ladloa of tho 0. A. R. will hold
their momorlnl sorvlcos In tho First
Christian church, corner High and
Center atroota, Sunday morning,
10;30 o'clock. Tho pastor will
pronch tho sermon, and tho Chris
tian church chorus will raudor ap
propriate muBic Tho public cor
dially Invited.
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
tho church and congregation Bhould
mako an ospoclal offort to avail
thomsalvos of this opportunity to
A. R hour hor. Sho will also addross tho
Snbbath sohool and tho Chrlslan En
deavor sooloty.
Improved the Street
Tho ontorprlslng proporty owners
on Shipping Btroot In North Snlom
havo boou hard at work tho past
wook or moro making somo fino lm
provomonts on tholr ron'dwny,
Hoadod by Aldormau Goodo, Boot
black Glor and Janitor Uuruh they
hnvo had ton blocks from tho rail
road traok down to Commerclnl
440 Chomokota street. Sorvlcos Btroot, plowed and graded and rolled
Sunday at 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m so that thowator will bo carried
Subject of lesson sormon, "Ancient off and the Btreot bo In good pnss-
aml Modorn Necromancy or Mcsmor- able, condition at all times of tho
Ism and Hypnotism." Sunday school yoar. On tho part Improved they
at 11 : 45 a.m. Tho Weduesday oven- count eighty abutting lots, and tho
lug mooting Is hold nt S p. in. Road- entlro cost Is only $76, making tho
ing room is tho church open each axpenso less than $1.00 por lot.
afternoon oxcont Sunday. All nro Tho promoters havo had somo thrill-
cordially invited to nttond tho ser- lug oxperlonco collecting tho monoy
vlcos and tho rendlug room. I to pay tho coat, and as usual some
I who dortvo th omost benefit want to
CoHiHteHceuuHt Kxcrclsct 'pay tho least, .Tho result Is tho men
Tho pupils of tho Westorn Cou- who started tho movo aro digging
got moro thnn tholr money's worth
In Improvement and knowledge of
tholr nolghbors. Lot tho good
work go on.
Tho Oregon Strawberry
At W. A. Irwin & Co., 15 contB a
box.
Roys Arrive
Tho delegates from tho vnrlouB
vnlloy towns to tho boys Y. M. C. A.
conforonco havo arrived and nro ho
Ing royally entertained by tho local
association nnd their friends. An ex
cursion to Chomawn was given thorn
this nftornoon. any thoy woro shown
tho dopnrtmontB of tho training
Bchool and entertained by an. ex
cellent program prepared by tho In
dlnn Bchool mnnngemont. A banquot
will bo served tonight In tho nBsocln
tlon rooniB to 180 guests, nnd various
entertainments nnd meetings will f)l
ovory moment of tho two dnys' con
vention. Fresh Ripe Si rn v berries
At W. A. Irwin & Co., 15 cents a
box.
sorvatory; of Myalc, will glvo their
ff NtwoMcoment oxorclsos In tho audi
torium of tho First Christian church
Tuesday oveuiug, May 28, at S
up moro than their share, not to
montlou tholr onorgy and labor ex
pended, but thoy are a good nn
turod lot, and thoy say that thoy will
Salem's Factor!
Tho list Is growing and the lntost
to mntorlallzo Is tho Wostorn Eloctrlc
Manufacturing company, Somo of
Salem's host buslnoss mon nro lntor
os tod lu It, and It should bo pushod
to tho front, na ovory concern of this
"kind properly mnnngod will bo a
bonellt to ovorybody ,ln tho city.
The Delicious Coffee
Sorvod at tho Buppor Friday even
ing by tho Prosbytorinn church was
tho M&J brand kindly furnished by
Wollor Uros.
Those Fino lllscults
Sorvod at tho Presbyterian supper
Friday ovonlng woro made from
Sydnoy Gold Dust flour, donntod bv
Paul D. Wallace
Lawronco Hofor loft this morning
for Portland, whore ho will moot his
brothor. Max, who Is returning from
btauford unlvorslty by stoamor. Thoy
will return homo Sunday night or
Monday.
o .
Wonderful Eczema Cure.
"Our little boy had eczotna lor five
years," wrltos N. A, Adams, Henri
etta, Pa. "Two of our homo doctors
Bald the case was hopeless, hU lung
being affectod. Wo then employed
other doctors but no benefit resulted.
By chanco we road about Electric
Dltters; bought a bottle nnd soon
notlcod Improvement. Wo continued
this medicine until several bottles
were usod, whoa our boy was com
pletely cured." Beat of all blood
medicine aad body butldlne health
toatos, Quraaatwd at J. C. Perry
drug store, 69c,
The makers of the Racyclq bicycle will m?
woman or child OINt i IIOUSAND DOLLARS IN f
COIN who will namp. anv hirvrlo .. WlD
States that is made of any better materials thai- h
manv advantaees for easv running, and tuJ "
distinctive features as is found in the Racycle. Wh, h?
ter proof of the Racycle's .supremacy over other bfow
could be given.
The Ladies' Racycle is all that any lady may reasm.
ably expect, a wheel that is neat in appearance iiJt
weight, roomy in mounting and dismounting wiih ,:
lujte protection to the skirts from getting caught in fo
utA :i. i r :, 1 :. ,iaiW
iiuius iiidL jiau Lii,iii aiiu 3; 11.
The Cornell bicycles at $40,00 with G. & J. Tandem
-.., ....v. r- -x -.v,, ..7 vuoitsi , diwie, gear
or handle bar, with dropped forged head and fork cmwi
hubs turned from solid bar steel, is certainly a wotf
beater and must be seen to be appreciated. Other
good wheels from $25.00 up.
And by the way, we have a double bar machine thafs
not so slow. Also a good lot of second hand wheels k
select from. If you need anything in the repair line it
will pay you to see us. Our tires and sundries are al
ways fresh as we buy direct from the factory.
FRANK J. MOORE
Phone M
PERSONALS.
, Mrs. Snm Ernst has gone to Seattlo
to reside.
Attorney Richardson Is In Portland
on business.
II. K. Spnulding loft this morning
for Portlnnd on buslnoss.
Lewis Edwards wont to- Albany
yostordny on business.
Mlsstanrtha Ilnydon loft last ovon
lHg for an extended visit In Seattle.
T. II. Bolamy loft for Tncoina to
day, whero ho will reside.
Miss Ella Illrsch, of Portland, I?
vlBltlng In tho city.
MIbs Molllo Campbell loft today
for a short visit In Albany.
Mrs. A. Ollngor wont to Turner
this morning to visit frlonds.
Mr. and Mrs. J. SI. Linn went to
Newport today for oshort outing,
, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Bucldlo wont
to Portland todny on business,
S. A. Kozer loft this morning for
an ovor Sunday visit In Astoria.
Miss Oro Itoby went, to Portland
this morning for nn over Sunday
visit.
Miss Eunice Fuller left this morn
ing for a visit to her sister, Mrs. L.
E. Ranch.
Kola Nels, tho well known hop
man of Albany, Is In tho city on busi
ness. President Colemnn, of tho Wlllam
etto unlvorslty, wont to Portland on
buslnoss this morning.
H George Hutchinson, after a visit
horo, left yesterday for his home In
Pasndonn, California,
f Mrs. L. Dovoo nnd, llttlo grand
daughter fent to Portland yesterday
for nn ovor Sunday visit. ;
William Clearwater nfter visiting
Salem relatives and friends has re
turned to his homo In Tncoma. I
Mrs. S. M, Gorowo returned lat
evening to her homo In Portland aft-l
er visiting Salem friends.
Mrs. William Galloway was elect
ed president of tho Rebekahs at La
Grande, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wyant left this
morntng for a fow days visit in Port
land. Mrs, Ray Gilbert and Mrs. B. O.
Shucking returned this morning from
a visit in Portland
Mrs. William Looney who has been
vlstlpg Mrs. Whit Holraan, left this
morning for her homo -in Jefferson.
Mrs, K. T. Mauldlng, of Sllverton,
Is visiting her daughter Mrs. J. A.
Kauffman ot this city.
Mrs. S. Guy Illrsch, of Portland,
Is visiting Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Ulrsc
of this city.
Mrs. Roso Promt nnd sister, Miss
Kattlo Shelly, wont to Stnyton today
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Thompson and daughters,
Miss Alcno nnd Lou, loft this morn
ing for Portland for a short visit to
frlonds.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Spain, who
havo been visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
W. Bollnmy, loft thlB morning for
tholr homo In Philomath.
Mrs. 0. H, Kylo wont to Jefferson
this morning, near which placo she
will conduct religious sorvlces to
morrow. Mrs. M. Jt Stout, who has been
visiting her father, W. H. McFaddon,
returned yesterday to hor homo In
Portland.
Mrs. C. E. Bnbcock, MIbs Myrtle
Smith nnd Harry Wood went to Port
lnnd yesterday to attend tho Advent
ist convention which Is being hed
there.
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. Van'Fleot arriv
ed yesterday from a visit In CorvnN
lis. After visiting frlonds and rela
tives horo they will return to their
homo in Portland,
Professor A. Angerman of Port
land, who has been In tho city on
business, loft this morning for Wood
burn. Ho was formerly a resident
of this city and connected with the
Cherrlngton music Btoro.
Mrs. F. W. Leyner nnd daughter,
Miss May, nnd Mrs. J. W. Young
went to Portland last evening to
witness tho laying of tho corner
stone of tho I. 0. 0. r.Wfcl
today.
II. C. Scbellhout, is?
of tho poultry deptrtwit i I
Btato fair, Is In the cttrfc)f
land to arrange for tht ostium
hlblt this fall. HeeipKHdW
ns well pleased with tie
arrangement of the poultry 1
Miut Tross Jtoft la1
elected to tho positloa ol tKj
tho primary grade of tti !
school.
Nor wlcii Unk Fkf
Tnutfiice i
Prnnlc Meredith. RMeJ
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THAT IS THE WAY OUR
FIXE LINE OF VEGET.l
11LES AND FItUITS MOTE
ON SATURDAYS AND WE ADVISE YOU
GHABASO
WE CARRY THE HEST TO BE
TO PLEASE YOU.
HEMOIBER THE rUC
Moir Grocery Co-
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