DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1007.
shoe
STORE
J. L STOCKTON
SHOE
STORE
DO YOU KNOW
That our shoo department is ono of tho largest shoo stores la Salem? That we carry everything in
Ho line of Bhoes, from tho finest kid moccasins for dellcato Infants, to the heaviest, strongest loggers'
thoes for hardy men. .
Man in All Stages of Life Can Find Just What He Wants
in Our Shoe Store
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
George- Huron Arrested by Chief
Gibson on Instructions from
Grants Pass.
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The Infant
Soft-sole shoes and moccasins
(or Infants. Wo have them In
white, Pink, blue, red and black.
15c to 85c a pr.
The Boy
Reckless, mischievous boy
save scoldings by wearing our
District 76 School Shoos. They
look better and wear longer than
any other kind. Sizes 2 to 5.
The Babe
$2.50
Shoes for tho babe, who looks
with wonderment at Its dainty
feet and realizes tho beauty of
oar colored shoes.
50c to $1 .65
The Child
Tho child Just beginning to run
about needs a shoo that will glvu
proper shape to tho feet. Dis
trict 76 School Shoes, sizes 5 Vj
to 8, In vie! kid, box calf, gun
metal
$1 .35 pr.
Other makes GOc to $2.00.
The Man
Who likes to sport and hunt,
or tho logger who works In the
water, or tho farmer who fol
lows tho plow, will find comfort
in our viscollzed Goodyoar wolt
shoos In blacks and tans.
8-lncU tops, $4 and $4.50 a pnir.
12-inch tops, $5 a pair.
lC-inch tops, $C nnd $7 a pair.
Mado In Oregon loggors' shoos
$7.50.
HPmH.
The Grandpa
Tho old gentleman who Bits
around, or takes his dally walks
will nnd comfort In our "Comfort
Shoes" or house slippers.
$1 .00 to $3.00
The Youth
The youth Just beginning to
nltlrate fastidious Ideas bogj
in mother to go to our storo be-
aoso we hnvo tho kind ho likes
H to 2 District 70 Shoes
Tho man who likes to dress
will bo plcnsod with our Barry
Patent Leathers and vlcl kids, vo
lour calf, patont colt, kangaroo
nnd box calf shoos.
John Kelly Shoes
For Ladies
Every kind of
kind of lost, ovory
mlng.
stock, ovory
kind of trim-
$2.25
$3.50, $4, $5 pr. $3.00 to $5.00 pr.
Chief of Police Gibson yostorday
arrested a young man by tho name
of Gcorgo Huron, who Is wanted in
Grants Pass to answer to a charge
of larcony, Constable Jas Holmnn,
of Grants Pass, arrlvod last even
ing and returned today with young
Huron. Tho young man, who Is but
19 years of age, and Is charged with
tho larceny of a gun, claims that
tho weapon belongs to his father,
who resides in this city, nnd that ho,
at the request of his fathor, brought
tho gun from tho placo whoro ho
had been boarding in Grants Pass,
and was not nwnro that tho parties
who had him .arrested ovon claimed
tho firearm. This statement is
vouched for by hln fathor.
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A Loop In tbo Dark.
Mrs. Esthor Mlchoner, a woll
known woman of Pasadena, Cal.,
has gono to Ontario, Canada, whoro
sho la to becomo tho brldo of a mys
terious man sho has nover soon. Sho
has corresponded with him for years
but his nnmo Is only known to hor
nnd mombors of tho fnmlly, and thoy
havo nothing to say nbout him, ox
copt that ho Is worthy of tho trust
ing woman, who, without looking
upon his face, Is willing to cross tho
contlnont to glvo horsolf to him. Tho
romanco la said to bo an extraordin
ary ono.
(LINGER-GRAND
THEATRE
COMMENTING OCTOBER
Don't fail to seo
Baby Wando
and
I Dutch Justice
10c and 20c
X-RAYS
Pr U having a mti0 "dry"
upenso of Its druggists,
!vnf; .i" ::. Q co.upl
Fio&h. "n "umiluB mo local
NitlrrM 'derab fee,,n& bas
simV. .- gr ine maer, and
. and .. u mean-
Ihose.r art,S' and thm
T W Want a dr,nk in Al-
1 naaaCe some way to got
LwChad1( died In the Ohio
au'T rwterdar. hut hh
h'-a b! r!? $a th0 0h, baiors
W Z toi "m guardian-
, " cead, but there
aro
O?, A 5Iann,n
SeatjGervals,dled
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f "fttmoon ;; r on wea-
oks lL . " m-. niter a
V- He,,v rop,JP d heart
'W. "boraa Perry coun-
ltJt0;"0J Ie" that country
PrX,!.?re.E0D' wttling
1 s. ai in homo on
tl&ou . f: Here h0 has
R.Z 'oatinuousiv ,,..
ICy-Ww ?eT0t member of
. urr'dBtroae
- x jT" Tes a larp-a i
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M u lfe in . ,.
BrookH; J, M. Manning, of Portland;
J. K. Manning, of Portlnnd; Mrs.
Mary O'Brlon, of Salem, and Mrs.
Harry Konnoy, of Portland,
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Casto Allowed $85 Per Month.
Judgo Galloway, In giving his
Judgment In tho appealed case of F.
P. Talklngton, ns tho administrator
of the oBtato of William Murray,
doconsod, vs. Ed. Horron and M. E.
Becker, tho surotlos of tho estate,
yesterday nftornoon allowed Sam
uel Casto, tho well-known horse
tralnor, $S5 por month of tho keep
ing nnd training of "Diablo," a
horso belonging to tho ostnto. Mr.
Casto clr.lms to havo had possession
of tho horso for a period of sevon
months, which tlmo will bo ascer
tained and sot by tho court at a later
dato. Tho costs of tho higher
court nnd attornoy feed, which wero
fixed by Judgo Galloway at $60,
havo been assessed to the defendant.
Tho co3ta of tho lower court will bo
ascortalned and fixed by tbo probato
tribunal.
In this case Mr. Casto was given
charge of "Diablo," a horso valued
at 5000. In sottllng tho estate hla
claim was allowed by tho adminis
trator, but was rejected In probate,
and tho decision of Judgo Galloway
on tho appeal reversed the Judg
ment of tho lower court.
Tho defendants, through their le
gal representative, Attorney Bayno,
have given notlco of appeal.
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Yelguth Paroled.
Bernard O. Velgutb, who was sen
tenced ono year ago to aervo an Inde
termlnato sentence in tho peniten
tiary, for embezzling funds, of tho
Portland Gas Company, was released
yesterday on parole, ho having
served the minimum term provided
by tho statutes.
A Lebanon Wedding.
Tho Albany Domocrnt of Octob
or 10th says: A Lebanon woddlng
Inst ovonlng wns Mr. Glaronco In
gram and Miss Ethel Booth, two
promlnont young peoplo of that city,
who havo many frlonds whoso beat
wishes thoy will havo.
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oastohia.
Bmm th ? W Rina You H3T3 Always Bougftt
tnatnre SP
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Afflicted with Soro Eyes for ftSI YearH
I havo boon nflllctod with soro
eyes for 33 years Thirteen years
ago I becamo totally blind nnd wns
blind for six years. My oyes worn
badly Inflnmod. Ono of my neigh
bors Insisted upon my trying Cham
borlaln's Salvo nnd gavo mo half a
box of it. To my surprlso it honied
my oyea and my night enmo back to
mo. P. C. Earlo, Cynthlnnn, Ky.
Cluunborlnin's Salvo Is for Balo at
Dr. Stono's drug storo.
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A Crliuinnl Attnck.
on an lnoltonslvo cltlzon is frequent
ly mado In that apparontly usoless
llttlo lubo cnllod tho "appendix."
It's generally tho result of protract
od constlpntlon, following llvor tor
por. Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills rogu
lato tho liver, provont appendicitis,
and ostnbllsh regular habits of tho
bowola; 25c at J. C. Perry's drug
storo.
KIDNEY TROUBLES
Tho kldnoys aro essential organs
for keeping tho body frco from im
purities. If they should fall to work
death would ensue in very short time.
Inflammation or irritation caused
by some feminine derangement may
spread to some extent to the Kidney a
and affect them, The cause can be
so far removed by using Lydia K.
Pinkhatn's Vegetable Compound
that the trouble -will disappear.
When a woman is troubled with
pain or weight in loins, backache,
swelling of tho limbs or feet, swell
ing under the eyes, an uneasy, tired
feeling in the region of the kidneys,
she tthould lose no time in com
mencing treatment with
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MISSKATE A.HEARN
Lydia E. Pinkhatn's Vegetable Compound
It may be the means of saving her life. Read what this medtetne did
for Kate A. Beam. P20 West 47th Street, New York, who writes:--
Dear Mrs. Pinkham: "I owe a debt of gratitude to Lydia B. Plnk
ham'a Vegetable Compound for it haa saved my life. I suffered with
Kldnoy troublo, Irregularities and painful periods, and my blood waa
fast turning to water. I used your niedloino for eome time and it haa
made me strong and well."
Lydia B. Plakham's Vegetable CopMH mado from native roots
and herbs carea Female ComplalnK sueh aa FalllngandDlsplaeemeato,
and Organic Diseases. Dissolves and expels Tumors at an early Btasre.
It strengthens and tones the Stomach. Curea Headache, General Debility
and invigorates the whole system. For derangement of the Kldneya la
either sex Lydia S. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compouad la exeelleat,
Mr. Plnkham'g Invitation to Women
Women suffering from any form of female lllncaa are invited to write
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass., for advice. It is free.
of
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Fowler All Right Again.
Boattlo, Oct. 11. A. E. Fowlor,
tho JapunoBo-Korcnn Exclusion
Lcnguo Becrotnry, who escaped from
tho asylum Tuesday, Is bolloved to
bo on n halibut fishing bont. It Is
thought ho took a sea trip for his
health. Tho recovery of his montnl
faculties was practically accom
plished whon ho oscuped.
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NEW GOODS ON SALE
$20,000 Worth of New Goods Direct From the Manu
facturers, Now Opened Up and Ready for
Your Inspection
Wo nro having a closing out snlo on nil kinds of lawn wrappors
kitnonns, otc, to mnko moro room for tho host, of our fall goods'.
that wjll soon bo rondy for your Inspection.
Ladles' silk klmonas, short onos, 3.00; long silk kimonaB, $G
nnd up.
Lndlcs' silk wrappors $15 nnd up; silk chomlso $3, GO up to $12.
Mualln undorsklrts from $1 up to $15; drnwOrs from SOo up.
Muslin and cambric nightgowns, 7Gc to $10.00.
Mon's furnishing goods, nockwenr, suits,' collars, cuffs, hand
kerchiefs, etc.
Mon's working shirts from 50c up; dross shlrtB $1.00 up. to $S.
Mon's pongoo shirts $2.50; ahlrta with silk bosoms $3.00 up.
Pillow ens 03 50c a pair, pillow slmnis from 75o up. ,
Ladles' whlto aprons from 25a up.
Ladles' knit vesta from 25o up to $2.00.
All wool blnnkots $7.50 a pnir; comforts $1.20 up.
Notions, trunks, toloscopos, Chlnoso lanterns, matting, otc,.
Wo havo Just received a lotof ladles' whlto muslin underwear.
HUIE WING SANG CO.
Chinese and Japanese Bazaar
346Court Street Salem, Oregon
Tl
ie College Styles
Japan's Rig Destroyer.
Yokohama, Oct, 11. Japan Is to,
have the largest destroyer In tbo
world according to dispatches re
ceived here. ' The new vessel will ex
ceed 1100 tons, have a speed of 35
knots, ana carry ono 5-Inch and
eight 4-inch guns.
TIM Texas Woaaer.
Car all kWaey, bl44ar a4
I nil W ill
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Was!iinfiton
PasWoRed Apparel
TV UMMTM k
th&t ate so much desired by the young
men ate made especially nobby in
Bishop Ready
Tailored Clothes
Ptices $10.00 to $30.00
College PennantsWe have the largest
selection of College Pennants in the
city. All the prominent colleges in the
United States. Prices 50c and 25c:
Salem Woolen Mill Store
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