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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON F1H1IAY, JULY 12, 1007.
T A TT "I A TfLTO A mttct abased wod, but no oihe seems
XXnLJEv vJXTLJLaI i to fit this case. Every garment up to the
Meyers & Sons Standard ate being sold at fom one-tbfad to a half less than
iotwetly.
Dress Goods
J 00 pk-ci-H plain and mixed Niilt-
Ing onc-luilf price.
Ileimimita of Mlk find dri-HS
goods unc-Imlf iirlce.
92.50 valuo IlrussrllH net", J I
Indies wide, $J.7.'. Many other
too iituneroiiH to mention.
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An air of newness permeates or entire waist section. The many
new styles of lingerie waists received during the past few days will
surely impress upon you the extensiveness of oar showing of these
stylish creations. There are so many models to choose from and all
so reasonably priced. First floor, 2 doors west main store, Court St.
Today Is Remnant Day
A SNIP OF THE SHEARS. The length th.it
falls on one nlde has been sold for foil price. The length
that's left goes TODAY FOR HALF PRICE.
Wash. Goods
A showing of dainty designs and patterns.
25c values 9c yd
SILK ORGANDIES
50c values 1 8c yd
Men's Two-piece Stits
What is yotfr price? Do yoa wisely limit your
expenditures for clothing to a certain price? Anyway,
you ought to be a critical buyer, anxious to secure the
best that price permits.
$ 1 5.00 Values $ i 2.50 Values
$9-75 $7.75
I New Tailored Wash Belts
A complete new line and assortment of black
and tan leather belts.
Broken Lines of Shoes
FOR LESS THAN HALF
Tan calf shoes, $3.50 values $.95; blue canvas $2
values 95cj patent slippers, $3.50 values $ J. 95; $3.50
patent oxfords $2.35; patent shoes, $3.50 values $2.45
A Nice Cool Drink of Hygenic Ice
Water Free, Just Inside the Coutt
Street Entrance, Main Store
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CITY NEWS
X A Collection of Important Par-
ftjfmptHi for Your OorhIiIiwhUoh
WmminMimiiumgt
Capital City Htowm Laundry-
Will opun July in, under new man
irsmont. SutUfuctlon guaranteed
1h ll work. All orders promptly
walled for ami delivered, Phono ICG,
Keeso & Strung, propH, 7-9-tf
Will IteNiimo Work Monday
Tlio Charles K. 8pnuldlug vuwtnlll,
f thin city, which shut down on July
2d, In ordor that muoh-noodod ro
jwlrs ho Hindu to thu engine, nnd
awing to tho ucarolty of low, will
atnrtod again during the ourly fonnod for the dofondantB.
imri e: next week.
Concert Tonight
At tlio Spa Peerless orchestra,
Oregon HultN Them.
Churlos .Scott has returned from
n visit In Oklahoma. Mr. and Mm.
.ArnoH Scott nnd hoii, Carl, who went
to Oklahoma several months ago to
locate, will rotum In a fow weeks,
Thoy say that Oregon lu good
enough for thum.
Concert Tonight
At the Spa. Peerless orchestra.
Holme Ioncn Sult
lu the caso of Frank Holmes vs.
Stayton Woolon Mills tho Jury yes-
torday roturnod a verdict for tho do
fondants. This suit was tried boforo
Judgo Ilurnott, ami tho claim was vet
forth as being for legal Borvlcos per-
CIIHHIIV FAIR ENDS.
A Highly
Huct'ChNftil mill
Mooting.
Profitably
Off to UlndMoiie
George W. Hyro and family left
this nioruliiK for a week at tho Chau
tauqua nsnombly at nladstono Park.
TWoy will have a constant feast of
reason mid other good things, nnd
CkorRe. Hr , won't mts n game of
tHUwbnll, even If It brings him in lato
tor the opening hymn occasionally
MrCorklt (Ivu Verdict
In tho appeal from tho Just too
court of M. A. McCorklu, respondent',
vt. William C. Tlllson, nppollnut. tho
Jury returned a verdict for tho plain
tiff for 137. 02, In department No.
1 of the circuit court this morning.
Concert TonlKlit
At the Spa Peerless orchestra.
IT'S ALL RIGHT
The Salem Shoe Store
PRICES ALL RIGHT
QUALITY ALL RIGHT
And tho people trvat us all right, for they keep coming in num
Vn Hint moro tlmu satisfy our expectation. Wo must bo mak
Imk good, eh?
Tho big cherry fair Is ovor, and
the many visitors will loavo for their
homos tonight. It was n highly suc
cessful mooting, bringing togothor
ninny of tho stnto'a most prominent
fruit growers, and demonstrating
that tho Wlllnmetto valloy Is tho
greatest chorry country on earth.
Much of tho success of tho nieetlnu
wbb duo to tho Bplondld work of
those having tho affair In charge, and
too much prnUo cannot bo Klvon
them. It Is qulto probable tho cher
ry fair has como to stay, and that
each succeeding yoar will find n blu-
gor and bottor exhibit, of blggor and
bettor chorrlos. It Is undoubtedly
true that tho Interoit nwakonod In
cherry culture, by tho fair, will bring
forth fruits, which will be moro chorrlos.
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PERSONALS
tiiiiiiini imiiiii Mini-
Lemons at Special Price
Saturday. W. A. Irvln & Co.
Salem Shoe
Store
EYRC & MAPLCTHORPC
Cast'M Sot for lloarlng.
Tho following ensos hnvo bon mt
for hoarlng by tho Orogon supremo
ceurt:
Ttiosdiiy, July 23 State of Oregon
vs. Henry Carmody (two comk).
State of Orogon vz. H. U Hmton.
j Wednesday, July 24 August
Krause vs. Orogon Iron and Steel
Company. Stato of Orgoi . T. J.
I.uper.
I Thursday, July 26 Martha V.
Davidson vs. A. J. KlolinrdsoN (r
honrlng). Johnson, at al., vs. Sav-
age, et nl.
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Trout Fry Shlpintl,
Thousands of trout lr; are being
shipped away from the xClaekamn.
station of tho United Statoa bureau
of fisheries to Orogon and Washing,
ton points, and Thursday a ship
meut of 26.000 Eastorn brook trout
.went to H. Helf, state flah warden
tfor King county, at Soattle; 13,000
rainbow trout to La Grand t ..
Jacont streams; 2000 rainbow trout
to O. Pierce, of Hood River
2000 rainbow trout to Cajcado
Locks, and 5000 rainbow trout to L.
8, FrlU, f Tk Dalles, hola ihtni
to M osier.
Wllllnm S. Walton loft today for
Portland on buslnoss.
George Grlswold left today for nn I
outing nt Newport.
Hon. Claud Gatch left today for nn
outing at Newport.
Mrs. II, M. Uransou loft today for
a short outing at Newport.
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. G. Dockcbach loft
today for nn outing nt tho boach.
Miss Helen Stolwor of Jefferson is
guest of Salem frlonds and rolatlvos.
Mrs. M. J. Uarnett left todiiv fnr
Portland to visit rolatlvos.
Mrs. N. II. Loonoy, of tho reform
school, is visiting In tho city.
Mrs. A. M. Stump left this morn
ing for a visit In Portland,
Mr, and Mrs. S. L. Hulon, or Tur
ner, are In tho city on buslnoss.
Mrs. A. E. Starr loft today for
CInqknma8 to visit friends.
Mrs. Grnco Chonowth loft today
for a visit in Portland.
Miss Caroline Dick has gone to
Portland for a visit to relatlvos.
Miss Ilaulnh Holman. after n visit
to Miss Luolllo llelle, has returned
to her homo In Portland.
Goo. P. Folts, of Portlnnd. arrival
mis mornuig to attend tha oliwry
fair.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cal Moretn hnv
gono to Eugane for an outing In the
mountains.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Atwood of
luiiiiuiusn. waan., ar vlsltlnc in
th! city.
Mr. nnd Mra. Ohnrlas Hinges have
gone to Newport for an outlne on hrt
boaoh.
Mrs. J. H. Gllman and dauchtn
Miss Leln, of Spokane, are cuiL
of Miss Velma Glover of this city.
.miss lessa Dont. who hn i
the guest of Miss Marie Hofor, has
roturneu to her nomo In Portland.
Superintendent James, of tha
prison, nnd Mrs. Jamos left
,r. ,i Mrs .Tohn Valentine, after
." 'ii tur n a. Jl. convention at
iNewborg and visiting Salem friends,
have returned to their home In ttose-
I Mrs. David B. Smith left today for
her home In Gates, after a visit to
her mother, Mrs. Kress, of this city.
Mrs. J. H. Hnll and daughter, who
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J Webster Holmes, left this inornbig
fnr thPir home In Portland.
Miss Carrie Grimes, of Burling
ton, Kansas, who ha3 been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cntlln, has
gone to Portlnnd for a short visit.
MUs Mildred Kelly, of Wisconsin,
,..i, imo impn vlaltinc her brother,
V. F. Kelly, of this city, has gone to'
Woodburn to be the guest oi rela
tives. Mr. and Mr3. Ed. Hazard have re
turned from n little outing on the
Columbia river. Mr. Hazard Is ox-
jpocting a visit from a brother who
i lives in New York.
Mrs. R. H. Wormoth, of Portlnnd,
'after n visit here, has returned to
.her home. She was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. II. Heckmnn, and
nephew, Chester Hcckman, who will
visit In the metropolis.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Spangler, of Iowa,
wlm hnvc benn vlsitlnir in the city
nnd taking in the cherry show, left
this mornlnc for Portland. This Is
their first visit to Snlem. nnd thoy
are very favorably impressed with
tho city and surrounding country.
Mlhvnukle Merchants Kitk
Mllwnukie merchants hnv .'.
complaint with tho railroad com
' - na in,ji
nuate service. Thev elm.. .,.
bv IQA fcfci
ivlfli rltimnlnir trnnrlei n. r()t
...v.. , o n--.j uu ,n
and with no protection from '
rnln. k
Sicily Lemons
Special price Saturday, w S
..I., a nn ' fc
lit L W.
Mrs. J. W. Driver, of aii.
-- "luauv. r.
Mrs. J. W. I'lUHns. nf ai..'. 2
Wash., are visiting their ParJi
I'ntirnin nnri nira Mmt.n.i .. t
'" - """"'"I una theft
brother, Silas, tho well-known
LIU in-i vji iiiia uiij'.
Special-
Price on lemons Saturday.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Snlem.
L. M. Morley, Sllverton,
Mrs. Seth Leavens, Portland.
M. Remllngor, Vancouver, Wash.
L. Rcmllnger, do,
Daniel Klein, Roanoke, Va.
S. M. Daniel, Monmouth,
J. D. Qulnn, Portlnnd.
John A. Stewart, Christopher,
C. R. Grelsen, Hood River.
Chris. Zelnier, San Francisco.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Spangler, Adnlr,
Iowa.
J. C. Lehman nnd wife, Molnlln,
Oregon.
Wm. OIso, HuBiim, Wash.
W. N. Paton, Mllford, la.
J. Hanson, Salem,
H. WIntze, Chicago.
Win. F. JncobB, San Francisco.
II. M. Rombough, Hull.
W. E. Burns nnd wife, Hutchinson
Willamette.
E. E.' Whiting, Chlcngo.
H. K. Lawson, Portland.
J. L. Smith, San Francisco.
J. E. Mayor, Portland.
F. A. Frozlor, Portland.
Miss Clydo Nalvoss.
MIbs Hoyto, Seattle.
Norris Grogg, Portland.
II. A. Forbos, San Francisco.
C. A. Cogswoll, Portland,
M. O. Lownsdnle, LaFayotto.
Hubbard Bryant, Albany.
A. B. Cordley, Corvnllls.
C. C. Ue, Chicago.
Jas. McKlllop, Portlnnd.
S. L. Jonklns, San Francisco.
Chas. Blom, Portland.
M. H. Gllbertson, Portland.
George H. Benedict, Portland.
Wm. II. Barry, Portland.
II. T. Johnson, Portlnnd.
Jamos V. Sayro, Portland.
George W. Holcomb, Portland.
A. J. Honnoman, Portland.
E. H. Shepard, Hood River.
Cottage. v
W. II, Rold, an Francisco.
J. Touschor, Jr., Portlnnd,
Phllomson Jones, Newberg.
G. D. Banniste, Newberg.
John M. Scott, city.
W, H. Jonklns, city.
J. B. Ryan, Portland,
A. Nondol, Woodburn.
Asks Delivery of Goods
Rev. J. It. Comer, of this city, if
filed a complaint In the rall'J;
commission office against the Somvl
ern Pacific Company to have certiij
liousenom goous ueiiverea to hhai1
Salem, which had been shinned f-
Kansas, and, by being missent, jjj
noiu in i-urwumi. i no cnarges W
prepnld in Kansas, but ns the e:
wore sent from San Francisco ti
Portland by uoat, they are held b
tho steamship company for an
tional charge of $198.42, before ft.
uvoring the goods to tho Souths
Pacific.
BORN.
AUFRANCE At tho resldenco aboet
three miles east of Salem. TW
day, July 11, 1907, to Mr. itj
Mrs. E. E. Aufranco, an eight.'
pound daughter.
Lemons! Lemons! Lemons!
Special price Saturday. W. A. wl
vin & Co.
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Cninpers Drownctl.
Springfield, Ky., July 12. Four!
members of n camping pnrty, Nellis
Noo, Mnry Comstock, Jacob Pari-j
grow and n colored boy, W
drowned today In Littlo Beech Fort
Tho boat was overturned by a audita'
squall.
A "General"
Inspection
&Wii mi
Siivctl All Right.
Two fnrmors woro Btnndlng oj
tho rondsldo tnlklng ovor town top-
les, when Sllns said:
"1 hear Mrs. Jones Baved her kw
band from a drunkard's grave."
jiirnm inquired: "Don't aj
why dpw did sho do It?"
Sllns Sho hnd him cromatcd.-J
Judge's Library.
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Governor Hughes says reason li
his only guide. That's ono that most
of tho politicians hnvo overlooked!
Baltlmoro Sun.
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Hill Nye'H Cow.
Bill Nye, tho humorist, onco hdi
cow to soil, tho Btory goes, and id
vertlsed hor as follews: "Owing to
my ill hcnlth, I will sell at my resl
denco in township 19, range 18, ac
cording to tho govornmont sumj;
ono plush rnspborry cow, age clgbt
years. Sho Is of undoubtod courage
nnd gives milk frequently. To a
man who does not fear death In any
form sho would bo n great boon. Shs
h very much nttnehed to hor present
homo with n Btaychaln, but she wW
be sold to any one who will agree to
treat her right. Sho Is one-fourth
Shorthorn nnd three-fourths hyena.
I will also throw In a double barrel
shutgun, which goes with her. I
May sho usually coes away for
weok or two nnd returns with a tall,
red calf with wobbly legs. Her name
Is Rose. I would rather sell her to
a non-resident."
..MONEY TO LOAN..
THOMAS K. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem. Or.
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Ageat
Office with Wm. Brown & Co., Ko
las Commercial street.
NEW TODAY
morning for a visit to Chautauqua
Secretary Forbes of the local v.
M. a A. has returned from SonMA
whoro he attended the Y. M. C, A.
convention.
Mrs. John Sholund left this morn
lug for qranU Puss where she will
Join MIsi Gertrude Galbralth in .
Of our superior linos of groceries Is
respectfully reouesteJ. w ..
that a trial, after inspection, will re.
au' m eniutlug you as a porma.
nont customer. Our goods are all
chosen with a view tn hi. .?"
th,s ,f 2i-afvd aro thus ,n position
to offer them to our cu ZTl
ft guarantee. Wo do nnr c,i
nTt3 f,VUtUr 6a,e3' but a
point of havintr ...m.. , .
Hsht along. ""' "b ire3U
Moir Grocerv Tn
Awr t- -w.x
Notice on and after July 1, B. P
Ryan's real esUit, loan, insurant
and employment offlco will bo
Commercial Hall, corner of Com
mercial and Center streets.
6-23-tf
Lost Street car conductor's puncb
somewhere on State street Hne
Finder leave at electric office, cor
ner nf sfnto nmi nommercU'
streets.
7-12-St
Lost Male Collie, with characteris
tic markB, ono mllo west of Cne
mawa, July 10, Wore leather col
lar with short ropo attached. Ft'
er will receive reward by notiff'
trip to CrUc Lakt.
noo latest. Phi82
ing ST. W. Coopr, Cbema-
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