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DAILY OAPITAIj 'JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1007.
NEW
GOODS
J. L Stocton
The Old White Corner
NEW LAGES
4c Yd.
r
NEW
GOODS I
hundred different patterns of round thread and flat valonclennes laco just received from Now York
One DU . ,, n,n,ln n Sftll fmm EC tO ICC tt Vnnl. bUt WQ mnlfn nn sllatlnnHnn. us almnlr nffap
Tno lino u.uw -- -- . . - ..v, u. ....... v.. w.., m anufw
yyrr,h,nttv to choose at four cents a yard.
ZION LACES
5c to 25c yd.
i complete stock of thoso famous
l4ceSl made under tho now super.
5, of the Industry. Priced less
noff.
NEW PURSES
25c to $15.00
Genulno alligator and horned alll
nton, Morocco walrus and senl
leathers, the most comploto and best
line ever shown In tho Cnpltnl City.
LACE CURTAINS-ALL NEW.
IIcECll
mm
v .wroflM.w v
Wo now can havo tho plensuro of
Bhowlng a completo all new stock of
laco curtains, as our last season's
supply wns Bold out almost ontlroly.
Now French Arnblan nppHcado In
colors.
Now Mario Antoinettes
Now Cluney curtains
Now Fronch curtains , .
Now Irish points
Now Brussola nets
Now MadrnB curtains
Nqw portlers, stand covors and laco
bed sets.
SALEM GIRLS WRITE
OF LIFE IN BERLIN
A Charming Letter In Which They Tell of a Visit to the Schloss and Its Ills-
torlcal Furnishings-Give a Glimpso of Peasant, dnd q. Peep Into the
Realms of Student Life
M-ijiMssiTlislisM'n
KLINGER-GRAND
THEATRE
Grand Opening
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 9
With
HIGH CLASS
MILLINERY
OPENING A
FEAST OE
BEAUTY
1 1 1 1 1 1 n i 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 n i'
I SOGIAL GOSSIP
VAUDEVILLE Easter Roof Gardens Forgotten By
SIX BIG ACTS
tkstrated Songs and Moving
Pictures
Prices 10o'and 20c
REGAINED IIEU VOICE.
Altnnj Woman Drinks Auinioiila to
Gowl Purpose. ,
:
Albany, Or,, Sept. 7. Unnblo to
titer a word for tho past two years,
utle result of nn attack of lit
rlppe. Mrs. Alt Wilson, of Lebanon,
Ma!r regained her vocnl powers
Tiwdijr night after drinking a cup
hJcfimmonla by mistake.
A urje quantity of tho nmmonla
'Umllowed by Mrs. Wilson, who
tarn unconscious almost immcdl
'!; For several hours her llfo was
kjilred of by physicians.
Heroic treatment, howovor,, saved
wllfe and this morning sho Is nl-
lt recovered and sho speaks with
tut
to'ed proposals will bo rccolvod
tb offlco of J. H. Ackormnn, bii
mdent of public Instruction,
.Oregon, until 2 o'clock p.m.,
MSth day of Scptembor, 1907,
Wtlea opened, for tho construction
Vw liable for tho Oregon Ag
Jml College, at Corrallta, Ore
JJ accordance with tho draw--n
"4 specifications, copies of
jwrbe had at tho office of J.
iv .,.' ora 0reKn.: offlco
U.t ,1 $0n' CorllB. Oregon,
GIty's Feminine Population In Pres
ence of Fall Greation
III III lllll IfKlllbr i-i V
For September Rrldc.
Something of nn Innovation In tho
way of entertaining for brides, was
tho hoso shower given Monday nftor
noon by Mrs. Carollno Shelton In
honor of Miss Mnrgurlto Chamber
lain, tho charming daughter of Gov
ernor and Mrs. Chnmborlnln. About
twonty of Miss Chamberlain's frIond3
wore present and sho was tho recip
ient of some very pretty gifts. Flvo
Hundrpd was tho amusement of Hits
nfternoon, and Mrs. Chauncoy DIshop
Mrs. P. E. Fullerton, tho mllllnor, won lll "nzo l noro wns nlB0 n
who arrived In Snlom about n year unuo 8 "mo- w,Ucn wns a Un,nty
ago, for tho purpoao of permanently ,lu, w,mo caru caB0- J no BCOro"
engnglng In business hero, Is hav- cnr(IH woro Bmiul urneu icainor
Ing her opening todny, and In conso-. noso
quonco tho ladles of Snlom nro find- Tho docorntlvo color schomo waB
Ing many reasons why It Is nocessary , of rod- rcd ' Boranlums nnd dahlias
for them to pay business visits to tho 1)C,nB M8C(1 vor' effectively., Mrs.
down-tnwn.RnptlnnR. Rpornn nf thnin Thomns Wilson, Mrs. E. C. Pntton
cniieu during tho dny to view tho
latest creations In fall styles, which,
In ndditlon to tho dlfforont shnpes,
Includes nil the colors nnd shade?
known to man, nnd some that uro
not.
Tho storo Itsolf Is ono of tho nont-
ost and most comploto to bo found
nnywhero In tho Northwost. If thoro
and Miss Pnrrlsh nsslstod In serving.
Miss Chnmborlaln wns nccom
panlod on hor visit by her mothor
and hor mint, Mrs. C. W. Ronnor,
who wore tho guests of Mrs. Sholton
during their Btny In tho city.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
was nothing In tho building but tho M'"" '' Slii-ltim, Teacher of
furniture and fixtures, It would still j 1Mau5 MNs JUnitew,
bo attractive, for tho beautiful cased T 1Vm,,cr of Vo,ce; Wm T"11"
JJJjf. Portland, Oregon. Certl
i B Vl. 5 per cent. Payable ta
- v:rman;
9-7-eod-Gt
ftcHAND
CHEAT
SEED .
amount of each
!
ur limited
v ' tnd rou wm need an
. tit ..-
border In early, as
i "I win
'V'
not equal the do-
1
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& Co
r $t.f
' m1t C4 L
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SJeffl, Of.
and magnlflcont mirrors would bo
hnrd to dupllcnto. Whon to theso aro
added more than 300 trimmed hats,
exclusive of the stroet lino, tho sight
Is ono well calculated to bring do
light to othor than fomlnlno eyes.
The "picture hat" Is thoro In all
Its glory; as Is also "tho porfect
dream," "tho lovo of a hat," and nil
inoir roiatlves; while somo wero-:
moroly gorgeous or simply stunning.
To moro man thoy do not appear to
conform to any general stylo or taBto
but anyono of tho scores of women
could demonstrate just how this or
that tilt, shade, feathor, flower,
plume or ribbon was tho correct
thing In tho correct placo.
Mrs. Fullerton is showing this Boa
son n very largo and most Interest
ing display of "Flak" trimmed hats
and "Gold Medal Brand" of tailored
effects.
Talk is cheap, but Mrs. Fullerton
certainly has an assortment of mll
Unory goods that Ib not equaled in
this city. Tho peoplo of Salem aro
growing wiser every year. Thoy
study their best Intorosts by going
and seeing what tho different mer
chants havo to offer. Let them tako
tho whole town, tho wholo state, and
If their Judgment bo Impartial, they
will surely decldo that Mrs. Fuller
ton's millinery parlorB, above all
others, is the storo In which to mako
their purchases. Hor increasing
business demonstrates decisively
that sho carries a stock of millinery
goods second to nono, and that it is
moro and moro appreciated by tho
ladies of Salem, who flock thoro by
hundreds.
Orahain, Teacher of Violin, and
Knsemblo Playing
Will open Btudlos In tho First Ntt-tlonnl-Dank
building, corner of Com
mercial and Chomakota stroots,
whoro thoy will bo pleased to recolve
niinlls after September 10th. For
Information call at studio or phono
1295.
0
Dissolution of Partnership.
Tho partnership horotoforo exist
ing botwoen W. A. Llston and F. J.
Ituport, under tho firm name of Lls
ton & Ruport, flro Insurance and roal
ostnto agents, at 379 Court street,
Salem, Oregon, Is hereby dlssolvod
by mutual consent, W. A. Llston re
taining tho business and assuming
all liabilities of tho company, and
collecting all monies duo tho samo
from this dato,
Dnted Septombor 5, 1907, at Sa
lem, Oregon. Signed:
W. A. LISTON,
F. J. RUPERT.
Berlin, Aug. 5, 1907.
Editor Cnpltal Journal,
Salem, Oregon.
With tho tremendous traffic of n
busy street on ono side, nnd beauti
ful plots of lawn, dotted with beds
of bright flowers on tho other.
Btnnda- an immense equestrian sta
tuo of William I, boforo tho great
green-domed Schloss, of which ho
was master bo Bhort a time. It la n
national trlbuto erected to his mem
ory by his son, tho present kaiser.
Tho statue Is of bronzo and repre
sents William I mounted on a pranc
ing Btecd, which Ib led by Poaco.
On each sldo of tho bnso aro seated
figures, ono representing "Peace,"
the othor "War." "Horrors of War"
and "Blessings of Pcaco" aro strong
ly portrayed In rollefs on tho pedos
tals. Four "Victories" ndorn tho
bnso. nbovo each of which arises a
brawny lion.
This, and tho purple Insignia, wav
ing on high to nnnounco tho lcalsor'rf
resident presence, constituted tho
mo3t striking features as wo ap
praoched tho Schloss; a largo, squaro
nmsHivo building, four stories In
height, all tho windows on tho lower
floor being bnrrod.
Baedeker In hnnd wo sought Por
tal IV to gain admittance Wo pass
ed botwoen two sentries down tho
drlvo to tho big door. Tho nrmed
doorkeopor ndmltted us and follow
ing tho tourlBtB boforo us, wo enter
ed a large stono court containing
somo sculptured figures. Passing
through nn nrch, wo hastened to a
smnllor court, whoro wo pnld GO
Pf. dfqh for a ticket, ontltllng us to
cross to tho largo entrance." Somo
CO persons were waiting. Only a
certain number of rounds aro mndo
each day, then nccordlng to tho
clock nnd this wns tho last for tho
day. In tho waiting room to tho
right, Is a lnrgo Btalrway, tho mar
blo stops covered with coarso linen;
to tho loft, Is what wo supposed to
bo a drlvoway to tho royal apart
montB. Tho walls nro of marblo, and
four figures, with Btrnlnlng musclon
and painful expressions, on tholr
swcntlng brows, appear at tho four
corners of tho room, In nn unceasing
Btrugglo, to hold tho wnll In plnco.
Whll? wo wero discussing tholr
awful nppcaranco nnd rejoicing thnt
thoy woro not In our house, tho
Hvoiiod guldo dollvorod a protty lit
tlo spooch In Gorman, requesting
iimbrollns and enncs to ho chocked.
Then wo woro conducted up tho
winding stono stairway to a largo
rccoptlon room and glvon soft folt Ing, nro two lnrgo flroplacos, with
sandalB largo enough to slip over our , brnss flroboxoB and golden andirons,
own shoos. Tho guldo thon Inform-. On tho mnntleB aro nr.rangod somo
cd us that this was a reception room, especially boautlful Btolns. Botwoon
now used only on stnto occnslons, tho flroplacos, near tho colling) id
that tho painting woro very old nnd j what was onco tho trumndtorg gal
tho contrnl candelabra mado of rnro lory. Formerly tho playing Cupids
prisms. From horo wo passed Into , nnd mythical flguros, which ndorn It,
woro on laddors polishing tho glass
prisms on tho candlolabra and
Evelono, who, llko tho rest of ti9,
was- having some difficulty In man
aging her now shoes, whispered sar
castically, "I should think, tho Dutch
ers would dovlso soma schomo for
making us polish tholr old glass
candlolabra llko wo do theso pesky
floors." It might bo Bald horo, that
moBt of tho floors, In Gormnny, nrot
of hard wood and polished. T4io
moro pretentious 'aro inlaid In var
ious styles, that of small squares set
dlngonnlly agaiiiBt each othor being
most common. Tho floors of tlyo
Schloss offer a great variety of pat
tern and aro highly polished. Nov
wo woro conducted Into a room fur
nished by Catharlno- ir. Tho chairs
woro bought by hor request In Paris.
Tho whlto frames, antlquo In form,
beautifully carved and decorated
with gold leaf aro upholstored In
whlto and pink flowored tapestry,
nnd arranged in a stiff, straight line
around tho room. Tho over present
tablo placed boforo tho Botteo, tho
seat of honor, alono breaks tho mo
notony. A beautiful morror In
gloden frame; an old portrait of tho
great Electo and a whlto marblo
mnntlo completo Its furnishings
Noxt was shown n boautlful room
with tnpostry hnnglngs and oxqulslto
furnlturo of priceless mahogany ln
lnnd with solid silver. Immonso
silver candlesticks, at least 5 foot In
height, Btnnd on each sldo of the
tablo and two before tho long Fronch
mirror. Tho room following this
bolongB to tho tlmo of Frodorlck
tho Grent. Its celling nnd walla
aro beautifully docorntcd with
paintings nnd mirrors bo placed,
that no matter whoro ono standi-'
nil that transplros about him,
still row of beautiful chairs, tho
(omnlprcsont) Inlnld table, 11 re
production of tho slgcsaull (about
two feet 111 height) oxqulstoly
wrought In solid silver and a largo
old cock. In tho Rlttor Bnul, which
wns formerly tho throno room, tho
wnll Is hung In rich, but old, red vol
vot. Opposlto tho royal chnlr, which
stands on a small olovatod squaro
undor a canopy of rcd and gold, Is
arranged tho collection of Bllvor
pinto, among which nro Immonso
bcnutifully carved plnttorB, sufficient
In slzo to hold a roast Iamb; largo
elaborated docoratod soup tourcons,
handsomo gold-llnod boor Btolns, nil
works of art. To tho loft of tho
sllvor display which oxtonds from
tho "sldobonrd" almoBt to tho coll-1 Tho crown and oaglo form tho crost.
Somo sets havo boon presented by
othor snvorolgns nnd othors nro
itn m
1!
stairway entered tho chapel. No
tiltin nrenn In Blirlit. wnn flin fir9t
:.v" tji" .::r.:' :::. v i
cuing unit impresses us, aim ui- j,-,
tlioiiEh tho floor was covered with f v
red carpet, tho chairs wero upholster
ed with worn red tapestry, tho walls
uecorateu witn mnny nngois itno
work of famous modern artists) and
tho cross nbovo tho altar sot with
real nnd beautiful Jowels, wo cannot
but say wo woro disappointed in It.
As n wholo somehow, tho Impression
was given thnt tho appropriation ror ht
rcpajrs usually was exhausted, by
the tlmo tho chapel was reached. IT
containing tho collection of old
tapestries and portraits of other
royal families. Thon wo woro cscort
od down back stops ahd out into tho
frosh air. Tho sticks and umbrellas
woro returned an adloux said. Ono.
can much better appreciate the
chances for Intrigue, betrayal, assas
sination, etc., depleted in novels of
royal llfo, after such a visit. Wo aro
thinking especially of Dumas'
"Quoon's Necklace" and can't holp
paying a trlbuto to his groat doscjlp
tlvo power. Wo now hastened to
cross tho plntz to visit tho royal
stables. Hero wo paid another tjCit
Pf, and wore conducted through"1''
tho Btnblcs, by a garrulous littlo h
groom, wearing hlghtop boots, whlto
trousers, red vest, swallow tall .coat
and high silk hat. Tho building is
vory largo. Tho floor contains quar
ters for tho grooms, tho 2nd nnd 3rd
nro used for tho horses, tho 4th for j-
vohlclcs and tho 5th for harness an
tho museum. Mont of tho majesty
, , ,. ., . una
i.'uihuh aru uiucii, iuusu ui i.if
icncsorin, nay. 'mere aro nuouc ouu
In 'the Btnblcs. A card bearing the
nnmo, Biro nnd dnm, stands above
each stall. Tholr stalls aro woll
bedded and vory clean, tholr coats
glossy and flno, and although all
standard bred horses thoy aro lack
ing In beauty of form. Technically
wo can't say Just what Is wrong, but
their bodies nro 1 too Bhort and
flnmnv. A flnrmnn wninfifi.' anlil of i'l
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41.- n-..- ..... (Mir,. ,-.. 1... ui. I.'Im; V
badly holoW tho waist," and those fkt I
horsos nro built bndly after tho bond w$
Thoro, aro"Bovorci hundred carriages
Including wngonB, trnps, drosckesj
phaotons dogcarts and cnrrlagca of
stato, with tholr gray or purplo lln-i
Ings. Then thoro is tho war wagon
with bedroom comploto, writing
desk, kitchen, etc' Tho cnrrlago of
Bluto bolonglng to Frederick tho
Groat is n masslvo thing, of lod and
gold, wth whlto Batln linings, In
shnpo much llko that bolonglng to
Androw Jackson. Tho two footmen
woro oxpoctod to ride, standing with
ono foot on tho doublotrpos and tho
othor just nbovo tho nxlo of tho
fiont whcol, hand straps wero pro
vided from tho drlvors sent, Mil'
havo boon n comfortablo posltiwlT''''
Tho harness is displayed in largo
high plato glnsa casos, on wqodon
frames built especially to hold them,
in shapo. On cortnln sots (all aro
comploto for six horaos) tho trim
mings nro of gold, on others Bllvor.
I
Mm
1S
id
nn nntechambor, containing llfo
Bizod oil paintings, In golden frames
of tho family of Fredorlck tho Great,
and thenco wo slid Into another room
of tho samo period, a littlo moro
olaborately decorated, Its celling be
ing covered with beautiful figures
waving garlands of flowors, tho work
of a famous artist. Our attention
was called to tho mantlo, mado of
costly brown marblo. Noxt camo
tho "Kings Zlmmor," a room, not
unllko tho othors, excepting that' It
contained portraits of all tho Prus
sian kings down to tho tlmo of Em
poror Frederick, Somo servants
"Everybody Should Khow"
sayB C. O. Hayes, a prominent) busi
ness man of Bluff, Mo., that Buck
len's Arnica Salve Is the quickest and
Burest healing salve ever applied to
a sore, bura or wousd, or to a case of
piles. I've used It and know what
I'm talking about." Guaranteed by
J. O. Perry, druggist, 26c.
Lii 7
WHEN YOU EAT BREAD
IJ It's our baking you oat bread
not holes. Just buy ono loaf of
Ullom's and notice the fine and
close grain In comparison with some
of tho bragged about kinds. Tastes
better, too, and coBts no more per
loaf. Why not, then, eat Ullom's
bread?
CAPITOL BAKERY,
n 1 1 u h 1 1 11 n i n n 1 n 1 s 1 fr
1,0. K. STORE ?
12th Street
Everything in Groceries J
Also
ICE CREAM AND
SODA WATER
NEW Blackberry, Grapo and
Alberta Phosphato drinks.
Phono In your orders for
groceries or ice cream, Main
122.
T Everything d. K.
woro of puro Bllvor, but during. 1745
woro molted down, by Frodorlck the
Grent, to meet tho exigencies of
wnr. Now came throo or four roonw
containing old paintings of former
Prussian rulors, only ono of which
was especially Introstlng, Its mural
docoratlon consists of tho coats of
arms of anciont and modorn times.
Thon tho "Whlto Room" containing
tho marblo busts of tho nlno Prus
sian rulers was shown, aftor that tho
ort gallery which Is vory long nnd
narrow. Tho guldo with much prldo
Informed us It wns usod as a stato
banquet hall, and woud aent 400 per
sons. Asldo from portraits jf all
tho ancostors wo had already seon, It
contains paintings of mnny famous
battloB, two Van Dyko portraits
(Charles of Englnnd and Catharlno)
and an Immonso canvas by Woruor
"King William of Prussia proclaimed
omporor In 1871."
Tho concert hall Is a largo ompty
room. Tho mural decorations worii
elaborato but asldo from thoso, and
tho boxoa, thorp wns littlo to bc
On leaving this room wo removed
our folt shoos, and nscondlng a largo
used only on special occasions. Tho
snddlo blankets nro of rich, purplo
satin, nnd ombrnldorod In gold
thread. Tho Haddlos aro small and
peculiar In shapo, with bucklos nnd
stirrups of gold. Thon camo tho
prlvato riding acadomy whoro tho
young princes nro taught horsoman-
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n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n n 1 1 1 1 n
J A. A. EnglebartTi
Proprietor
4 M-H IS I ill I U i 1 II 1 1 li I ill " ' ' I ' "ii" I ! 1H H I H fr
The
I White House Restaurant t
For a Regular
i 25c Dinner at 20c i
Thoy can't be bat
McGttchrist & Son
Proprietors.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ono of
tho Beat on tho Market.
For many years Charahorlaln's
Cough Romedy has constantly galnod
In favor and popularity until It is
now ono of tho mos staplo medicines
In uso nnd has nn enormous sale. J!
l lntonded especially for acute thrt
and lung dlseaso, such as cougt
colds nnd croup, and can always
deponded upon. It Ib plensant a
safo to tako and Is undoubtedly t'
best In tho market for tho purposi
for which it is lntonded. Sold at Di.
Stono'a drug Btoro.
&
APPRECIATE A GOOD THINO
WHEN THEY SEE IT AND THAT
IS WHY EPPLEV'S PERFECT'IO.V
BAKING POWDER HAS WON POP
ULAR FAVOR. IT IS PUT UP IN
GLASS JARS, WHICH ARE FAR
SUPERIOR TO TIN CANS, EP
rLEV'S PERFECTION BAKING
POWDER IS A HOME PRODUCK -MANUFACTURED
BY O. M. BP
VIMt, BALBM, ORE.
O. UUew, Fro. Phew 989.
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