DAILY CATITAIj JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON', THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1007.
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New Kid Gloves
Tlio latest colorings and styles
Just received from the best
known makers for receptions,
parties, weddings and street wear
Every akin has been carofully so-
loctcd. Sewing, coloring and fin
ishing absolutely perfect.
Short kid gloves, all
colors and' slzos . . t
$1 to $2.25
$3.50
.$4
22-button Malvollo.
Tan and brown . . .
12-button now tan and
brown Grand Prix
12and 10-button Capo
Gloves In tans and brown. . .
$4 and $4.50
Warm Blankets
The first of the chilly weather
1b upon us. Will your bedding be
warm enough for tho colder
weather com!ng7 Our stock Is
it Its best now. All bIzcs and col
ors In tho bo t stock In tho city.
Blankets 39c to $11.00
Comforts 95c to $J.75
Sensational Sale of Black Coats
Remarkable value-giving Bale of desirable and new style coats Just
as tho season for coats Is beginning. You can't afford to overlooK
this grand Balo In which you can own a new stylo coat and save a
great deal In the transaction. Materials aro Kersey, Melton, Broad
cloth and Chiffon Broadcloths In a great variety oj styles, workman
ship Is of the best and the value as the original prices aro without
doubt tho best you will be able to find In .this city. Here's the woy
they are being effered:
$30.00 values
Special
$26.00 values
Special
$20.00 values
Special
$19.85
$1 6.85
$14.85
$10.00 values
Special
$10.00 values
Special
$7.50 values
Special
$ 9.85
$ 6.85
$4.95
Snappy
Clothes
Mid-Season Sale Dress Goods
All thin season's newest hIiouIiik in swell plaids at blj reductions.
Tho larcest showing, the best styles, tho highest quality, all now
makes this banner sale of tho year. Early choosers get the choicest
of tho entire lot be early.
ALL XKW! ALL NEW!
85c mid 91.00 91.SI5 nud 31.50
Plnlds AC VUlhl Qr'
Special .. HhiCL. Special Cv-P
B0c nnd CJBc ?l.05 and 91.75
Maid fQr VahlH t1 11
Special UOL Special vP I J J
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If you're seeking something In
tho lino of clothes a little more
nobby a little moro Individual
than the average store shows
you'M find It here. Wo want
you to know and feel that it la
not nieroly our business, but also
our pleasure to show and dlscusrf
the nobby autumn and winter fab
rlcs with you.
We are showing only the new
est and best.
$10 to $35
Reliable
Footwear
Our shoe department has
grown beyond our expectations
not in our ads, but in actual busi
ness. It has mado extra help
necessary, and still wo grow.
Why? Wo answer reliable foot
wear, correct fitting, each custom
er being handled as a special case
No old BtyleB. In brief It Is sim
ply tho difference between knowl
edge and ignorance. Wo know.
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CHAS. H. Hi
Leading jeWei.cr m
123 Commercial street,
no on This Street.
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A FINK ORATOR.
Anil n Logic flCMHoncr Ih Victor Dor
rls, and All Should Hear Him.
Victor Dorrls, at tho First Chris
tian church, attracted, ontortalncd
and cdlflod another splendid audi-
onco last night. "Tho World's Sa-
MARION
COUNTY
ORCHARDS
vlor on Ills Knees" was tho theme, W,,at jhey ayo Dono ar)(J p Q ,
ntil If frnvn Mm tint nil nvnntrnllflt nil I '
They Make For tho Future
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', ', A Collection of Important Far-
' ngrapliB foe Your Consideration '. '.
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I'ont Card Hall
New subjects dally.
Thouo Who Hto
Utod It th longest pralso It the
jnoflti CUToliOad'B Baking Powck.
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111b Flngerp Mashed-
V. J. Howard, a laboror omploycd
by tho Warrea Construction Com
pany, mot with a painful accident
thlB morning, while holplng to move
a bollor on Winter strcot, to tho com
pany's conB'rurtlon plant. Ho was
trying to straighten a rollor, whon,
In Bomo way, ho caught his hand un
der It mashing three of his fingors,
nnn linlnt? lirnknn. Hn wnn Imniodl-
ately tokon to the wiuamouo sani- slonsthnt good seed waB sown, and ',""""; "' " " uhii
promlBoa a harvest of Intolllgont andl" , "' " b "
HIGH
TO PLAY
'VARSITY
and It gavo tho noted ovangollst an
opportunity to display his powers of
eloquence and tondornoss. In the
discussion Mr. Dorrls took positions
not common to tho usual mind In the
rellgiotiB teaching of today, but lit?
appoalcd to sober 'thought nnd Judg
ment, and asked for tho closest in
vestigation and scrutiny as to his
logical and scriptural application .of
the tlionie. And so, whether ono dif
for with him or not, it Is dlfllcult to
not credit him with strong and man
ly Ideals and conclusions concern
ing any question ho hadlos. Tho
pooplo listened with ovldont Interest
and It Is certain from muny expros
Fruit Inspector C. B. Armstrong
recently finished a canvas of the
county (o collect 'statistics for the
1007 fruit crop and trees contained
In nursery stock. Ho approximates
tho valuo of this year's fruit output
at $393,-100, and tho number of
fruit trees ready for salo, ornament
al vinos, seedlings, plants, etc., at
2,918,000. Tho genoral conditions
of tho orchards In tho county Is good
nnd n growing interest is being
shown in tho fruit industry In all
sections. In the Rosedale vicinity
High School Meets Willamette On
Lattcr's Grounds Tomorrow
Tho high school fvotball team
will play tholr first gamo Friday af
ternoon, whon thoy lino up against
iarlmn. Ono of his fingors will prob
ably have to bo amputated nt the
first Joint. Mr. Howard has lived In
Salem tho past throo yoars, at pres
ent his homo being on tho cornor of
Bush and Liberty streets.
neincun!or
Clovoland'o Baking Powder, In
3-lb cans, only coat $1,00, and 5-lb
can $1,05. Doth theso cans havo
tho motnl h&Bdl uidor tho regular
cover. Thoy aro UBoful whon emp
ty. 10-7-lm
October StmwlMTrki
Frank Harrn, of Liberty, has boon
furnishing Btruwborrlos to tho Salem
market. Thoy aro for salo by Roth
& Q rubor on Stnto street.
Tho Kecfflooriift Bhoi
Of Portland will open obranoa
hop In 8alom soon. Watch paper
for nnnouncomonts, 10-6-tf.
Look -
At tho oxcollont woodwork nmdo
by A. M. Hansen In many of Salem's
finest homos; thou whon you want
trimmings for your house you will
know whvro to got them,
luxuriant fruitage. Tonight tho evan
golist will discuss tho mooted ques
tion "What Ib Baptism?" And tho
peoplo can como to hear without fonv
of dogmatism or abuso. And whllo
tho religious world 1b Bomowhnt di
vided bore. It is tho fair nnd mnnlv
discussion of such things that bring cr01''
nt least 1000 acres of pruno trees
woro put out last year, and tho pros
pects aro that as many trees will. bo
planted this year.
Tho opplo crop this year Is far
bolow tho standard for Marlon coun
ty, bolng only about one-fourth of a
While In a fow sections tho
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grent minds and hearts togothor In ; ' uromiwu more
Pomninn nnllv. Tmrf ii,f 'ru,t " "Bnl. tho OUtpilt Of the
Mr. DorriB will have for a themo C0""ty ls fnr 1'0. ?' tho average
"Righteousness." Tho peoplo nro
cordially Invited to hear theso groat
questions discussed by a. maBtor
mind.
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" COFFEE
Cheap for those that
won't pay for 'good; Schil
ling's Best for those who
won't have poor.
Your crocer returns your money If you don't
UV Its vm pay him
When You Want
Good baking powder ask your gro
cor for Cleveland's. Don't nllow him
to glvo you any othor brand.
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ThO roiwrt whlnh Mr Arnmtrnnirl
gives approximator tho fruit re
sources if tho county Is as follews:
Apples, bushols,"5000.. ..$ 12,500
Pears, pounds, 300,000 . . . C.000
Prunos, pounds, 375,000
Strawberries, pounds, 250,
000 9,000
Raspberries, pounds, 150,-
000 0,000
Dlackberrl08, poundB, C0,-
000 7,500
Loganberries, pounds, -185,-
000 14,000
Cherries, pounds, 825,000., 39,000
Qrapos, pounds, 25,000 .... 1,260
Poaohos (boxos) 2500 3,000
Dried raspborrlos, pounds,
2400 C00
Don't Go It Blind!
IfWNMM
Mnny pooplo do, whon thoy aro buying shoos.
Somo go Into tho first Bhoo storo thoy come to and tnko most
any pair of shoos tho salesman sayB "tit."
Total $393,400
Trtvs Ready for Sale.
, Fruit trooa , 1.59S.000
Ornninontol troas, vinos, etc 501,500
Seedling plants, cto .... 7BS.50O
Total 2.91S.000
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PERSONALS
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Mrs. William Thlelsen went to
Portland yesterday.
L. S. Otis was a Salem visitor
from Newberg yeuterday.
Harry Ashford left this morning
for Turner on a hunting trip.
Mrs. A. H. Bynrs, of Portland, ls
visiting relatives In this city.
Mrs. Jennie Clark and dnuchter
nro vlnltlntr relntlveH In Mnrlnn. I
William Odeklrk of Woodburnm SUro you will aptfrWi(
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A. B. Davis of Portland was a
business visitor In the city yester
day.
Father A. A. Moore returned Inst
evening from a Bhort visit In Al
bany.
Henry Thrnllklll left yesterday
for Seattle where ho will Bpend the
winter. .
Mrs. S. P. Dnvl3, of Oregon City,
Is visiting Salem friends and attend
ing tho Bnptlst conference.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. B. Raster wont to
Albany Inst evening to visit friends
nnd relatives.
Mrs. E. W. St. Plorro has returned
from Portland, where sho has beon
visiting for the past several days.
Mrs. Susan Schomaker and Mls-5
Lizzie Hilko left last evening for a
visit in Oakland, California-.
T. L. Townsend, of tho crenmerr
company, returned, to his homo in
Portland Inst ovenlng after trans
acting business In this city.
Rev. A. Q. Landblom of Portland,
who has been attending tho BnptlstJAngelo and Pompey's Pilk
tumuuuuu lino iuiimiuu io U1B . IIIUBiraied 80llg Ig "Col
homo.
Mrs. Eliza Royce, of Portland, ar- Tho Grand Jury
rived in tho city this morning to Join That body la grlnainr it.,
lint ImaltnTlsl wlirt fnontWIv rnnnA Tni- t... - . . '
..... ..u....u, ,... ....j "v.iu ..u.iu. ivvjus in cnargeoitlj
nuro. cuiion ot tno North Ci
Miss Gladys Cooper, who has been street brldgo Irrcgularltlei
visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. S. J. Fleming, men Stolz, Dayne, Ratcllj m
or tins city, nns returned to her Alderman Acheson were before
homo In Corvalll3. (today. Whllo tho grand Jarji
Mrs. i u. zimmorman, who has ing a great deal that li eeare
beon visiting her sister In this city no direct proof of graft huji
for tno past soveral days, Has re- boforo thorn
turned to her home in Jefferson.
C. C. Sporry, of Brownsville, after
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Will
Skiff, of this city, returned to his
homo today.
Mrs. M. E. Chambers and Miss
Wllda Hogoy, of Turner, after a visit
In this city, havo returned to their
homes.
H. J. Workman and J. K. Nash,
At the Vaudcttc
Outsido of the r.-i.
ixrusLn .
, ..b"..".".
"i who WCCK. thft ll..
will bo shewn: pi.J1
Lakes of Klllarncy, iteltli-.
---, .uoey, the 0M
"i, iunuon nousfl nf ..,
London; Windsor Caiii, rt.,
of Notre Dame, Battling -i
loo, Blngen, Copenban u
Castle, Chllon, Venice, Orisif
Tower of Pisa, Rome, (tt,
seurn; statute of Mosejk,
MAniUKD.
GOODKENECH1U-SKAIFE.-1 !
homo of tho bride' pijtBtr.li
Goodkonccht, In the Wilis 1
October 16, 190T, Rtf.F.
Knight officiating, Roy E. ft
of Sllvcrton, to Mln M
Goodkonccht.
Tho same minister. muiM 1
formorly of Salem, now of Golden .brldo groom's parent li m
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uiuu, vubiiui;iuii, iuii mis morning iviiur a Buort wvuuiug inp,,
for Klamath Falls, after visiting in peoplo will bo nt home wel
ton.
MONEY TO U
TH08.E.I
Ovor Laid Buai's Bai.Si
this city.
Mrs. R. L. ailson, of Brownsville,
and mother, Mrs. J. R. Thompson, of
Jofrorson, who attended the Newell
Mclntlro nuptials, havo returned to
thoir homes.
Mrs. Ella Watt, ono of tho doputy
orgnnlzerB for tho United Artisans'
lodge, will hold n sosBlon with tho'Norwlcb UkrJ
ossombly at Dufur Tuesday night.- laMKtl
Tho Dalles Chronicle. FraHk MoredWi, BMtJ
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. C. Dnvonport nnd Oflloo wltk Tfa. Brown 4 ft,'
dnughtor and J. W. Davenport, M!si29 Commercial street
CAPTAIN R. C. FOLWELL.
Football hero, who Is In charge of
the University of Pennsylvania sloven.
Othor Bhoo buyors aro attracted by tho price
This Is folly.
alone.
Tho Bafo buyor will come hero and bo correctly flttod with the
best shoos, pay a fair price, and bo happy over afterwards.
Shooa for Mon, for Women, for Children, for everybody.
Satisfaction and Bhoes go tu tho same package hero.
Oregon Shoe Co.
THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES
CARLOAD
OF PIANOS
ARRIVES
Richmond, ,Iud., Sept. 25.
Carload of high grndo upright and
grand pianos has been shipped to you
today, In tho opinion of musical ex
perts they nro a superior lot of In
struments, every one of them per
fect and standing tho severest In
spection. Star Piano Manufacturing Co.
The carload of pianos above re
ferred to was received In this city
yostorday, and placed In the musical
.wurorooms of George O. Will, Com
mercial Btreet. The Star pianos aro
(In tho front rank of musical Instruments.
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mo wiiuuuuuu -varsity team on wii-
lnmotto field. Tho Wlllnmotto team fenced Saturday.
will bo the same as whon they played
Washington here Monday, with the
exception of Nnco nnd Klrby, who
will bo out of It on account of In
juries recoivod In tholr Inst game.
;It Is a general prediction that tho
gamo will bo n very evontly matched
cpntost, as ho high school team,
under Bishops coaching, Is develop
ing wonderfully, and in a couple of
night's scrimmage practlcos with
Willamette last weok held the big
team down to an oxtent that sur
prised everyone. Willamette, how
ever, will play her hardest tomor
row, nnd If tho high school expects
to score, or even hold them down,
they will havo to do some fast play
ing. The high school team has not yet
beon definitely, picked, but will be af
ter this game, when Coach Bishop
can see what .his men are worth In
real action. There are about 25
high school boys out now, and all
are making a lively scramble for a
place on the first team. A large
crowd will witness the game tomorrow.
Lila Davenport and Tomo Wilton'
loft last evening for tholr homes In
Snblnal, Toxbb. They havo been
visiting relatives In this city.
M. W. Gleeson is moving today to
his now homo In tho country. Mr.
Gleeson has recently sold his proper
ty in Kansas, and has bought a place
east of town. H.o says Oregon Is
good enough for him.
George Neuner and Philip Stove.
havo returned from Fairbanks, Alas
ka, and havo registered In tho law
department of Willamette University
Mr. Neuner is visiting rolntlvos In
Roseburg and will return to this city
In a few days to resume his studies.
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Luper Found Guilty
Tho trial of T. J. Luper ended last
night In tho Jury bringing In a ver
dict of guilty. Luper will bo sen
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fNEWTODM
Fine Building Slte-Tl!
quarter of block , on wj
South Liberty ana ubh
-ikwira fA.t. eat frost
will bo recelred for m
for lots 50x150 feet
.och halnnco to BUlt P'J"
. at c neir cent lotereit
,.0nfhUfl unto October 1U
Right reserved to reJV
r.-r: in
uai juum
rw. Wmilwl MUSt Site to1
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men wauu " jwHy
piy ni um.v
.GRAPES
Fd Canning
3c Per? Potffld
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u yot intend to cn any grp ,, .
as we will bare a nke lot oinome s"
at a very low price.
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