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BARGAINS IN EMBROIDERIES
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On Accotmt of the Enormous Selling in Oar Embroidery Section Daring Oar Fire Sale, We Have a Great Lot of Remnants and Short Lengths of NewPatteTxT
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Stetson Hats, fire Sale - - $2.45
Arrow Brand Collars, fire sale 1 0c
1 0c Men's SbckspF ire sale - - 5c
$1.50 to $2.50 Dress Skirts,
fire sale - 45c
Lace Curtains and Draperies
At a Great Bargain
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MWN
CITY NEWS
A Oollectfm frf JnmfftMt ?
f mgnp9 for Ycmr CqjulAtrnHo
frftfMfMfteiJllftHH
"Hew subjects today, at Pattoa's.
An Inviting Placo 1
When pooplo aro burdened with
tho pain of death In their family U
one tlmo In their lives when they
need kind treatment and good conn
MSao). In tho relation of burial goods
Srand undertaking scrvlcos A. M.
Clough Is prepared to glvo patronB
the best goods for tho money and
tho most painstaking services.
Sweet Cream Ahvayi
ltyr snlo by tho Townsond Cream
ery bo., 137 Commercial street. . . -
C-29-4t
If. Is Appropriate
During this bckry season, It is
good to. know that you can always
buy Bwcot croam In any quantity, of
tho Townsond Creamery Co., 137
Commercial streot. G-29-U
A Largo Shipment
Tho largost .shipment of loaded
shotgun sholls oyer brought to Sa
llow, consisting of 120 cases, contalu-
, lng'WdT fdiuleM. , shotgun shells,
was rofcolvod. today by-,Hnusor Droa.,
proprietors of tho Salont Gun Store.
' Tho slRolls.aro called tho "Hnuaor
Bros.' " Special Load," bocauso thoy
aro loaded to iholr specifications, and
shipped djroct to them from tho fac-
tory.
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Tiuyjng direct ana in largo
mionttll.W' TTniiflAi Tlpfa nrrt nliln in 1
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KeV levsh goods and better prices.
AU reports that come Into rtho gun
. atnra pniti Mn. riiiitpv' InrMpnfrt Hint
JkoVmo birds will bo plentiful this
V ..
faM,
Tho Flrtt Bhoot
Tho Salem Gun Club will hold
first shooting contest for th
pont Trophy at tho fair grounds Sun
day morulng at 10 o'clock.
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lr. l. . UUI UIVIII' UIIU "lV, l
North Rend, have been visiting rela
tives and frionds at Sclo and Joftor
soh, whero 4hoy wero born and ralsod
Tholr pnronts located In tho forks of
tho Santlam In' tho MOa. Tho doctor
is llko tho rest of tho North llend
people a Coos Day boomer.
Hood River's baby crop la run
ning 100 per cent glrla. Hood River
always does got lu with tho most por
fect products.
MMBHHH-aHHHaBaHMHaaM
Just Received
A Shipment of Fine
Limbcrger
and
Cream Brick
Cheese
Try Them and
Ke Cwvmcd
MoirGrocery
MlpiBfew-
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MISS HILL
CHOSEN AS
GODDESS
Splendid PnHJfaffl Arrayed iM(j
Sports to Suit Everybody
Miss Maud Hill) was tho fortunate
young lady who drew tho ticket last
evening which ontltles her to bo Sa
lem's Goddess of Liberty. Sho la tho
daughtor of W. W. Hill, of North Sa
lom, and Is well known in this city.
Sho was tho representative of tho
United Artisans, tho Royal Neigh
bors and tho Modern Woodmen, tho
lnttor being tho winning vote. MIbs
Hill's competitors wore Miss Martha
Sheridan, roprescutntlvo of " tho
Woodmen ofc tho World and Sllvor
Dolli Circle; Miss Ella Donaldson,
candldato of .tho A. O. U. W.,and Miss
Edith Mapjothorpo, candldnto of tho
Maccabees, Tho contest was carried
on harmoniously and netted tho sum
of $70, of which amount $50 will bo
presented to tho Goddoss-olect. and
tho ronmlnlng $20 will bo p'.tacod in
ho general Fourth Of July fund.
Parade.
Arrnngomonts havo been mado for
two big parades, to bo given on Sa
lem's streets on tho Fourth. Dol
DInsmoro Is chairman of tho morn
ing parade, and reports that tho
wprk of his committco Is progressing
nlcoly, nud tho march will bo an
ingreeablo surprise to tho spectators.
Sovoral floats aro bolng construct-
'nl liv thn onmrnlttna nmrnt" whlpli
'
men's Float" and two represont
'
' tho states of tho Union. Tho Chi
cago Storo, J. L. Stockton and sev
eral other flrniB will) bo represented
m tuo parade, tuo "iiau or varna-
Bld ..'will bo a -unique exhibit of artistic
fl Ua .., ,A
a, Du. sQulpturo, and will bo among the
B,.n n8t Interesting of tho llonts. Many
In tho parade. Tho "Hall of Famo
boys havo slgulfied their willingness
to tako part in tho Juvenile part of
'thls parade. Mr. DInsmoro Is anx-
tons thnt all boys who wish to secure
a placo In this Interesting part of tho
day's program seo him at once. The
main parado will start at 10:30 from
tho corner of Commercial and Court
streets,
Tlw Plug UgUos.
Tho afternoon . parado will be a
burlesquo on tho morning march,
Fred
and will bo engineered by
Kurti, tho. enterprising butcher of
North Commercial street Burlesquo
umtS?uSriS
many other Uoats will be In the
march. All thoso who wish to entor
)ilc ftm.nrsivnVIni? n.'irt. nf dhft oOr-
clscs aro requested to seo Chairman
Kurts immediately.
Sports.
Watt ShipK chairman of the oom
hiltteo on sports reported this morn
Ing tha many uovei games and races
havo been arranged for tuo sport jits rjora Dean and sister, ot
program. Pomeroy, Washington, arrived ln tho
Two big basoball games will bo city today to attend the summer nor
played during tho day, ono botween mal.
tho Fftlrraouat club, of this city, and Miss Ladols Crawford, of Tacoma,
tho Albany Giants, which will occur who has been visiting hor cousins,
la the wiorttiB. aad om bctweeu tho Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Kay, left today
popular Woodbura team nad tho for her home.
TrHHkmaVers, of Portland, to bo ir8. E. D. Goodrich, who has been
te)4 Ir tko hUotsqob, Tho fans vWtlg la tW cltj- for tho pastfov
will wot Im lUapfM4td, as all four erml'HMwths,wlllie.vo next-Tuswlay
.teams v tl a w rtUtlou tt, her homo In Omaha.
tor their exttat lay tkte e Rev, Davis Errott returned to Tur
fa Tk "wW" has)!- : JJtti'inTi I liiwM.U'te,y
whldi J to h9 pUyd btwM two lag a camp at the ChrisUaa chuJch
laeal tauwi Ik tH WUUlHtt 1 1 VT. ' couvefttlou. J
ruw4MiJ, bt9jk fHli
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Canvas Gloves, fire sale 6 for - 25c
$1 .50 to $2.25 Kid Gloves, fire
sale - - - -c 95c
Dress Goods in tan and grey mix
tures, checks and Hc$f f PrItfT
stripes, 50c to $2.25 "CU11 "
JOS. MEYERS & SONS, lac, Stock
Pacific Coast Sale Promoters la Charge
Ppny llnccs.
Luto Savage, who has charge of
tho horso and pony rpces, reorts that
over 20 entries havo Ucvn ado for
tho various cpntostB.
JJont llnccs.
over 20 entries havo been mado for
,'sevoral launch races, which will
fprovo an Interesting feature of tho
mrnrrrnm nf annrte Tlinon whn Vinvn
optered theso contests aro George
Johnson, George layro, i'oroj' .Mirscn.
liny Clark, Charles Denison and
Frank Wheeler, Jack Rogers and I
C, Ki S))tUlltlihg have made entries'
for 10-horso power boats.
Autoniobllo Ilnces.
Enough havo already entered In
tho autoniobllo race to assuro Its
success. Tho race will bo for five
miles, and tho courso will bo out by
tho pon to tho Red Barn and LacTc.
River Sorts.
Swimmers wishing to participate
In tho gamo of "water" baseball will
ploaso placo tholr names .and posl-
tlons with GoorKO Forbes, pt Y, it.
C. A.
Chairman Shin is ondoaYorlng to
got n canoe rnco, to tako placo In tho
ovonlng. Porsons wishing to enter
can mako ontry by scolng tho chair-
man of tho sports committee.
iimmtiiiiiiiiininH-
PERSONALS
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mmn ritv
Oregon City.
Mrs. J. A. Rullfson loft this morn
ing for an outing at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hlnes Joined
tho enmpors at Turner this morning.
II. G. Hunter went to Portland on
business this morning
fhna c unniiwnnn' 1
Chas. K. Spau'.dlng loft today for
Portland on business.
Mrs. J. M. McConnoll, of Eugene, ?
Is vlBltlng Salem frionds.
S. B. Catterlln wont to Portland
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to fofl7" T " , y t v
Mrs. 8trong and daughtor, Mrs.
' . M 4. . ,'.
Mrs. C, C, Brown loft this morning
for an over-Sunday visit In Portland,
Mlss Martha Schlndlor has gone to
Portland for a fow days' visit to
f rionds. . t
Mrs. A.
T. Koliihor loft today for
ed visit In Yellowstone
an extended
Park. homes.
Miss Annetto Skalfo left today for Mrs. Doherty, who has been vlslt
a sovoral days' visit to Miss Steph- ing hor sister, Mrs. Fred Waters,
ens, of Portland. left. today for her home In The Dalles
Miss Mary Baker, of Eugene, nr- -She was accompanied as far as Port-
rlveii tl113 Iuorn,UB t0 tak0 a course
In fk uif m niAi ttAMinnl
--- "-" riiiur von Jen, u.o vu.euu
Mr' aud Mrs' LeRoy ood8- ot dean of tho piano department of tho
?utv T'Q lea th,s morn,ue tor?r:to urr!ty re:r!d r-
tholr honro.
Mrs. H. A. Platts, who has been
visiting In Salem, returned last oven-
,nst0 hTercS0BV ln Pr"an,d
Mrs. J. Slmnions, after visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Needhnm, has returned
to her homo ln Portland.
Mrs. Wlnulo Davis, of Goshen, ar
rived today for a several weeks'
Vllt to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sellwood.
f" - " lp fdMurds aad r Jnd-
FITTING
UP FINE
OFFICE
Drs. Eplcy and Ollnger Will Move to
Corner State and Liberty Sts.
Drs. H. C. and H. H. Ollnger, tho
well-known dentists who havo for
many years been located In tho Ehl
rldgo block on Commercial street,
aro fitting up elegant nppartments
ovor tho Bnrr jewelry storo on tho
corner of State and Liberty streets
which thoy will occupy July. 1.
The new nppartments contain four
or flvo office rooms besides a largo
reception parlor Pfld wJU occupy tho
ont.lro spneo from tho stairway near
tho'Spa to the corner of tH.o buJbJiRjc.
Tho spacious parlor Is bolng pa
jj'ored with heavy paper la rich dark
rel moire drop celling and Riverside
frlezo with gilt paneled waDs.
'Between the parlor and thooporatlng
rooms thero will be a reception lob
by, which will bo elegantly furnished
and will bo finished with panels of
gold and brown paper.
An extracting room, a laboratory
and tho operating rooms adjoin tho
lobby, all of which will contain tho
most modern sanitary furnishings
,nnd tho latest conveniences In don-
tat appliances.
The doctors have taken an actlvo
part hi all thoso things which go to
tho dovolopmont of tho city whethor
(In business or In social life and havo
fbullt up an envialilo practice and
mndo a host of frionds.
i,
ilnR Miss Nina Johnson, have returned
to their homo.
t Judge William Galloway left last
ovonlng for McMlnnvllle, after hold-
n
V f 8
bounty i
I J
.',.
short session of tho Marlon
cjrcult court.
Rlngo left last- evening for
Portland, whero ho will attesd a
meeting of the Stato Funeral Dlrec-
tors' Association.
I Mrs. F. P. Friday and Mrs. W. B.
Sherman, of Hood River, who havo
been visiting Mrs. Frnnk DougUisof
this city, have returned to tSelr
land by Mrs. Waters.
I 4ua.i t ii AAlnl..l
Uerday from a business trip to New
York city .
P. A. Wilson, formerly cashier of
is. r. otuce in tnis cii', out wno is
K
ow In tho Wells-Fargo offices In
rtiand, Is in tho city for an over-
ISunday visit.
Mrs. John Fechter, with her llttao
son and daughter,' Is visiting her
father, Dr. D. F. Lane, of this city,
for tho summer. Mr. Fechter was
formerly of this cUy, and Is now lo
cated ln Fresno, California, where he
Is secretary of tho Y M. C, A.
Mrs, Ella Watt who has been ln
Spokane In tho Interests of the United
Artisans left that city Thursday for
Seattle. Sho will return to her home
hero July 3.
" Mrs, R. Mortensen "has retwraei
ko her hooio 4a1 Drain after a Mvival
weeks visit to Salem relatives; She
was formerly Mis Mabel Schomaker
lis iqm 4mf ,, I
J. W. Ypung, th costnutor, la In
tho city from Portlaad, where, with
a gang ot tua, he is eompiotimc soma
1 .00 Muslin PetticoatsTfiife
$1 50 Muslin Drawers, fire sale 98c
5c Dorset Covers, fire salcV: 48c
$2.25 Muslin Gowns, fire sale 40
PANAMA
SCHOOL
.MA'AMS
COMING
Charter Special Train and Will
Salem In a Bunch
Hit
Last night's Telegram says: Moro
than 200 school teachers from Port
land and MuUnomnh county will at
tend tho stato convention of tho
Western Division of tho Stato Teach
ers' Association, to bo hold at Salem
noxt Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day. Tho Portland Principals' As
sociation, Teachers' Club and tho
Multnomah County Teachers' Pro
gressive Club havo united nd char
tered a special- train. Tho train will
leavo Portland at 7:30 o'clock Mon
day morning pnd will arrlvo at its
destination at 0:30 o'clock, only ono
stop bolng mndo during the Journey.
Hoadquartors for tho delegations'
from this county will bo at tho Hotel
Willamette. Arrangements havo
boen mado by tho Salem teachers for
tho entertainment of tho city's guests
Tho special will bo met at tho do-
pot by street cars and tho teachors
taken to tholr hoadquartors. From
thero thoy will bo assigned to ac
commodations, during their stay In
that city.
Arrangomonts havo been mado
whoreby any teachers who havo to
pass through this city on their way
to SaVom may stop off hero and par
ticipate In tho excursion. Delega
tions from Clackamas, Clatsop, Co
lumbia, Washington, Wasco and
couutles oast of tho mountains havo
had special Invitations to go to Sa
lom with the Multnomah county del
egation.
Tho special train will leave Salem
for Portland Wednesday evening at
5 .o'clock, which will glvo all an op
portunity to return to this city In
tlmo for tho Fourth of July celebra
tion. Regular Society Barn.
Walter Kllno bos designed and had
built tho finest barn in Denton coun
ty. It Is finished on tho outside tho
same as any residence, and tho In
side Is lined with flrst-grado floor
ing, and given a hardwood finish.
throughout. Thero aro double ana
largo panel doors between the rooms,
tho samo as you would seo In a resi
dence, all given tho hardwood effect.
t9
THE
I ELEVENTH
HHOUR
It Is not quite that late la
the sale ef the eroekery, glass- Z
ware aad dishes at our store. Z
But they will aooa he all W9
m they are hetag eeW eto f
cost, to wake reesa for more 9
groceries.
I Phiel3t. 432Stotet
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HATS
AT A SACRIFICE
Thero nrn nlni ...., - .
dows, night and day door, -
in.M T,uwow U00r' water on tap
Inside, hoppor bottomed grain bins
on tho second floor with BpQUu lead.
ng to tho first, water piper tor slush
ing out and cleansing stalls, modern
arrangements for feedlntr. vWi
tors and other fixtures for letting In
fresh air and keeping down odoro.
Bentpn County Republican,
Incorporations.
Threo firms filed articles of Incor
poration ln the offlco of tho secre
tary of stato this morning, as fol
lews:
Tho Savings and Loan Society, &
corporation organized and doln?
business In tho stato of California,,
has filed articles ot Incorporation la
this state.
D. W. C. NeJson, W. G. Drowfer
and H. N. Clark havo filed articles
of Incorporation for tho North Amer
ican Copper Company, with a capital
stock of 3.0Q0.000, and DtiacSial
ofllco ln Baker City.
, Tho Field Lumber Company lias-
boon Incorporated by Isaac W. Schef
fer, Wni. Goldman and Wallace He
Camant. Tho head offlco will be fa
Portland, and the capital stock has
been divided Into 1000 shares of tho
par valuo of $5 per share
No? wick Union Fire
InnKance Society
Frank Meredith, Reddest AgeL
OHM with Wm. Browa ft Co., K
139 Comsrlal street
..MONEY TO LOAN..
THOMAS K. TOW
Over Ladd ft Bush's Bask, Blee.fr.
NEW TODAY
Wanted Board and room in prf-
vato family by man and wife, o
children. Must be clo30 in.
dress "X,' caro Journal.
Wanted. Four hundred cords, more-
or leas, of old growth fir wooar
dollvored at Salem Indian school.
Edwin L. Chalcraft. superlntond
ent. 6.28-3t-
Wanted-Cherry pickers
aria fruit farm, scut h of Cl y -V tor
cemetery. Apply to A. Pa
on ppace,
BcnefactorJTrsTtbe
for my vocation soon, the ef ,
ccommodato iw 7- of
DO waueu 1" nt ha at mf
tho past few days. I will ba W
chiropodist Parlors, on Chern
at street, from 9 a- t0 3 P' D.
Sundays, to remove your cob
B. Trvln.
For Itent-At Newport. lorJJ
month of July. J,unrn0;aelch.
rooms. Enquire of Anaora
ftt Variety Store, Court
,., tha city ordinance PfffS
...J nr, rilirlUK VUW "
tha grazing .ubUc
streets or In the aW - Mmltt
places, "Mntotoyfw
of salem. I w"1 no Vthe owners
tho stock, but agjjnanoj as J
for violating trdlnaBce.
Tided for lrar8bal. ,
W. Gibson, tl "" 6-1? l
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"lsl BalU co"- ;-
msrclal aud - t.illt
wriun . ,. tinww
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