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DATT,Y CAriTAT; JOURNAL. SALEM, OltF.OON. TmHSIlAV, OCTOHKK 31, 1007.
Mid-Season Sale
Dress Goods
All the Benson's newest show
ing In swell plaids at big reduc
tlons. Tho largost showing,' the host
styles, the highest quality, nil
new mnkos this bannor sale of tho
year. Early choosers got tho
choicest of the entire lot be
early.
ALL NEW I
BOc nnd 05c
Pinlds
Special . ,
H."ic and J? 1.00
Fluids
Special
ALL NEW!
9I.1W ami $1.50
Pinlds
Special
9I.I and $1.75
Plaids
Special
42c
68c
Outing Wear
Wo aro showing a magnificent
lino of goods and comfortable out
ing gowns, tho celebrated
"Brighton" make they are cut
gonorously full and aro exception
ally well made. Some come per
fectly plain, others nicely trim
med in fancy braid trimmings
Colors Plain Whlto and Cream
also the pretty stripes in the light
shades,
A full range of hIzp.
90c to
$250
Bath Robes
Unth robes and klmonss in all
the newest colorings and styles lu
flannelette and blanket robos In
colois Blue, Tan, Grey and Old
Blue.
MHMHV i
Hand-finished
"Merode"
Underwear
Every detail which could en
hance or augment tho utility of
"Merode" underwear to the wear
er Is employed in fit, finish and
fabric, tho results of which are
evident in the exquisitely beauti
ful and dainty garments produced
Fabrics of the finest combined
Cotton, Llslo, Silk mid Llslo, Silk
and Cotton, Morino, Wool and
Silk and Wool, are deftly woven
Into the most delightful .weight?,
suitable for every variation of the
climate, one of the most promi
nent features being' the great
variety of ohapes.
All sizes and weights
50c and up
All Silk
Pelticoats
See 'Our
Overcoats
If you
stylish O
of snap li
constant
wearing,
ant to see and wear a
rcoat. fine with a lot
It; on that you'll take
; :easur in owning and
ust dicp in here and
look at oi.r
HART, SCHAFTNER
& MARX
They have plenty of the smart
look which d:essy men want;
We d like :o try one of these over
coats on you. It's a becoming
style to most men.
They're all wool Just like all
i Hart, Sehafiner Marx clotnes.
i All gn.' es from
N
$1 0.00 to
$25.00
4 8 1 I I I I 11 I I I II I Ml II 1M 1,
I PERSONALS
H"M-4-4HM-4"M"H-4-t-H lilt I-HB-
.7. M. Watson Is transacting busi
ness in Turner.
II. II. Lister went to Cottage Grove
today on business.
J. Palmer left this morning for Mn
rlon on business.
Alderman (leaner wont to Turner
this morning on business.
I Rev. W. A. Gueffrov went tn .lot.
ferson this morning on business.
Mis. II. L. Earl was a business vis
itor from Turner this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Matthews are
vhltlng in Portland.
0. K. Rldgeway went to Portland
thin morning on business.
JlHARREliS
Beauty Pi J
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Uensle Counts loft yesterday for paiun8 h&' my , -
she will reside. i ,,, - i'
Brooches,
Pins, Cro!
-nnins i
et design and
Some beautiful
am ure Jr, ,n,
8 U -P- thnm
the guest of
l
...95c: $1.250
fc1 E i kfi fcil ' At 0rCfttIy Educed Prices. '
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Ma17)m.aaJZ JA
receipt of the , JflM-. M M t.tisWt KytM 17 YSjUMI
SB INCORPORATED J
New Arrivals
Wo nro Just In
newest effects in
LACE DUTCH YOKES,
PJHNCKSS HANDKERCHIEFS.
Footwear For
Fall and Winter
The nobbiest and finest assort
ment of rood shoes in this city.
All the newoct styles In all
wanted sles and widths.
n
I
$3 to $5
ICITY NEWS I
X A Collection of Important Par- X
J ngrapliH for Your Consideration J
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Vtwt Oud Hall
Now subjects dally.
ThoA Who Have
Used It tho longost praiso it tho
most Cleveland's Unking Powdwr.
1 0-7-1 in
Saturday Normal
Classes moot ovory Saturdny until
February oxamlnatlons. Classes for
stato papora lu foronoon. Llfo pnpora
In nftornoon. Hookkooplng at 11 a.
in. Addross .1. J, Krnps, Salem, Ore
Ron. 1 0-22-1 wk
vicinity of linker City, from which 'getting and keeping tho street cleared
FROM THE FAR ROfll'E.
MitKonw, Attention
Tho membera
plnco comcB reports of dlseaBod
horses. Mr. Ivorlnek is working very
hard to exterminate all Infectious
discnsoH among tho domestic nnlmnls
In the state, and Is succeeding.
Ileinember
Cleveland's linking Powdor, in
3-Ib cans, only cost $1.00, and fi-lb
can J1.C5. Roth .thoso cans havo
tho motnl hcndlo under tho rogular
cover. Thoy aro useful when emp
ty. 1 0-7-1 m
Dr. Frank II. Crow Dead
E. C. Cross recolvod a cnblegram
thin morning from Panama that his
brother, Dr. Frank 11. Ciorh. died
thero tills morning. No particulars
wero received. Ho loavcB a brother,
13. C. Cross and a half-slstor, Mrs. .7.
O'Donald. of Salem, nnd a Bister,
Mrs. .7. T. Wilson, of Earlsvlllo. 111..
and two half-brothors, William Cross
or Portland, nnd James I. Cross, of
Tacomn, Washington.
Iln front of tho workmen. Mr. Ma.'-
tln's latest trouble was brought to children Sent (o C'henuiwu and P.i
tho notice of tho authorities thly
morning when it was found that two
large catch-basins on High and Court
streets havo novor been connected
with tho sowers, nnd not oven a drop
pipo had over been put In loading to
tho sower from thoso two bnslns.
Thoso catch pools will havo to be dug
rmt nml tlin nrnnnr pminnriHntiti tntwlri
linfnrn tint utront pirn lif Imtirnvnil. I '"""
ui
rents to Salem.
bwsm
of Sn-
If Rullt of Wood
A, M. Hansen can
mnko It nt his
loin Lodgo. No. I.niul 8ft"h !ln(l (,oor factory, Mill nnd
,lncino Lodgo, No.no. c'nurcl1 Htroets.
will moot In tho Ma-1
sonic hall Friday, Oc- Drought to Pmlteiitlary
tober 2 1. at 2 o'clock Donuty Sheriff Rlnkoloy. of Umn-
i). m. for the nuiHn nt tilln county, arrived IiihL ovuiiIul-
of conducting tho funornl of our lato from Pendleton, having In oustodv
brother, P. L. ICondlg, a membor of Hoy II. Connoll, who was convicted
iri'MiminHr Lodge. No. IS. of Or. of larceny from a dwo 1 nc. and son
Mr. Frank Wlllmnn, who spent
tho fiiinini'r at Weddorbnrn for re
cuporatlon and pleasure, stnrted tho
morning of the 3d for his home In
Snlcm, a'companlcd by his son,
Frnnk, nn I Miss Ida Broom nnd all
children, excepting Dean, four
whom will f!ie the lT. S. I ndl-
an schoo nt Chemawa, whllo Mrs.
Broom and daughter, Annie, will llvo
nt Salem, w'.wvu, .'. Intervals, she
will be allowed to visit tho young
sters, that Is, If well-laid plans do
not fall.
Mr. Wlllmnn hns mndo many
friends while hero." It wns through
his effort and ncqunlntanco with
Aslf Pnwt.ei.wlmi nf I'lnnoil v '"" n,," nnuimuiu ill Oliunmwil mill
"M"1 I OSseSSlOII or IlOpeitJ , w , l,ll,linn wlini nintlmi.
H. W. Harding vs. C. P. Van Allen ;y "."". . " ." ,;Vi"., .'.T.V.' '
la tl.n Ihln n .. ol .l,ll, I, 1, 1 "' """" " " IUIU-UIUUII JIHIIIIII,
iu mi; iiiiu ji iv oiiiv iv (iivu 1110 ws 1
filed In department N
lion county circuit con
1 J-bf Illftt n t.4 milt ! fnH Ht Ih m I KOtlN
' "i i'i;rv nun Mil mint, ihimi.- nfinfi liVnQ
. i,..o i. ,:..i.;J.i .... V1.T.1JM A description of tho institution
fondant by Mr. Hnrdlug. Tho prop
Tho fact that thero was no connec
tion with tho sower caused tho gut
ters at tho corner of Hlght and Court
streets to overllow last winter, but
tho truo cause wmt not lonrncd until
today. Tho manholes along Court
street hnvo been built up several i
Inches In ordor to conform with tho!
grudo of tho Improved Btreot.
No i of tho Ala 'm ,mvo th0 "'ivantnges of that n:
ort to irnln nosl fitlttlo- 'l w '"or of love, and
"Vnin'rjiw"! :8t In ilttlng tho children for
erty in quostlon consists of two cown,
a calf, sovon hogs, CO chickens, 14
bushels of wlnnt and a cultivator,
which property tho complaint m!h
forth is retained on the Duckuer
plnco, nenr Sllvorton. Tho plaintiff
claims that ho purchased tho ani
mals nnd nrticlos nnmod with a -10
knloosa, Iowa. Funeral frotji Vlrt tonced to servo throo years in tho'acro tract of land from Van Allon
oni etimo ngo, but thnt Van Allon
has rofiiBQ dto give him pososslon oJJ
thorn.
Hnptlst church and Interment In Ol'v 'ponltontlnry. and Charles nnlllnunr.
Vlow ceinotcry. Visiting nnd no--who was sentenced to servo ono yonr
Joumlng hrothron invltod to meet in tho ponltontlnry for larcony, Tho
wun us. unuor prisoner Is nil ox-uonvlot. Mr.
- illakeIoy loft thla morning for .i.m....i 111 i,vi.i
iirriSr0;ftWSrim W,m .V"1! r0,"i u'-- M- Prvln, the music teach-
atIV08 bOforo returning tO Ills llOmO V ml nn.nnn.r nntW !nrA.I nn
I-. -.... .v.. .WW..... W
It Maki'N a Diirii'iiicc
It makes n dlrforonrw which school
you nttend. It will pay to attend a
school thnt is well established In tho
bUHlnens community one Hint Is
known for Its thorough work. Tho
Capital RiihIdohb College, of Salem,
la such a school. It has strong
courses, modern equipment, nnd con
scientious toaehors who take a pr
honal Interest In tho wolfaro of each
pupil. Class nnd individual Instruc
tion. Let us sond you a ootnlogus.
When Yon Want
lu Enstnrn Oregon.
The Sennit Ion
Tho Plantation Hop, with tho Poi
sum dnttuo. Armory, Tliursdny ovon
Ing, Ootobor 24, 1907. 10-22-3t
Gone Into Pigeon Dullness
T. L. Poujado, tho woll-known
asylum attendunt nnd musician, re
cently iiurolinscd a line lot of pigeons
which ho will raiio for tho market.
Ho in bi'illdlnt a lamo dIkooii boimp.
Good baking powdr ask your aro-'which, when completed, will hnvo
cor for riovoliiiurs. Don't Rllow him lloor spnoo of I3xt0 feet, and will be
to glvo you njjy olher brand. ono of the most complete bird houses
10-7-lm ; in the city. Mr. Poujudo lias ovor
'100 bird at present, somo of which
Glundetvd llotes Killed ,werg purclmsed In the East
r Stall Veterinary Surgeon CUHrl"
Koriiick returniHl lust woek from
Josephine county, whore ha found a
auvorusomont in me "Btudo," a
musical paper, for his latest com
position, "Tho Half Has Never Been
Told," nnd to his surprise an order
has boon received from nn old-time
friend nnd pupil, of whom he had
lost all traco since inc coming Wet
many yoars ago. Tho fjiond Is now
will bo of Interest to all those who
enro for tho betterment of tho hu
man race.
I Chemnwa Is located about flvo
miles north of Salem, was ostnbllshod
In 1SS0, hns a capacity of COO pupils,
and has a forco of ovor 40 teachers
and employes. Tho literary instruc
tion covers branches taught in gram
mar schools, 'and industrial training
to hoys Is glvon In farming, dairying,
gardening, cnrpontorlng, wngonmak
Ing, blneksmlthlng. tailoring, print
ing, plumbing, baking, steam nnd
oloctrlcnl engineering.
Tho girls, first of all, are taught to
ho good housekeepers nnd home
mukor, to which Is added special In
struction lu drossmnklng, tnHo-lng
and nursing. Tho literary and in
dustrial departments aio equipped
with modern npplinnceg for the in
struction of the pupils and in per
forming tho work of tho school.
Tho numorous young Indian men
wno nave leu scnooi and are now
a prominent toacher and composer df lending uoful lives throughout tho
tho I-:ast, nnd was very glad to hear Northwest as farmers, blacksmiths,
of the man who gave him his tlrt In- mill imn. taller, engineers, eloc
splratlon to ho a musician. itrlelnns and laborers. demanstraJa
tho value value of tho institution to
tb,o commonwealth of Oregon and
I ho Northwost country. In arousing
the dormant traits of a sturdy rnro
to their former seal and directing
them to channels of good citizenship.
Wadderburn Radium.
RINK Wll.li OPEN SATURDAY.
Auditorium Remodeled Rund
covii Dullt and Everything
Ready for Opening.
Al-
Skating, the king of winter nports.
swept the country last season, and
i Street ConuuNslonei' Huv
Street Commlitalnnor Marl hi lu mi a
number of horsM badly HMlltxtfd with of tho lumiow men in town sinra the run on the liule rollers nrotulaes
glnmltiM. which animal were vervlth paving bulneM hns begun the ! to be more popular aud fascinating
luunanelv killed. Tho doctor left! work has ben uusheil at such .than ever this year. The Auditorium
last cwmiIiik for a wek' visit In the pace that it keeps several men busv roUor r,uk " rll" heen re
Don't Go It Blind!
modeled aud put
Rev. DornV Sermon.
Iast night at the First Christian
church Evangelist Dorris dellvereil.
perhaps, the strongest of his series
of sormons since his coining.
Typos and Shadows" was his theme
UMI
.Many people do, when they are buying shoes.
Some go tuto the first shoe store they oouie to and take most
any pair of show the salesman sa,s "nt."
on a par in every. o.i !, m.i Ti.,.t n.i .u ...
il'OSIIMrt wltli tk. mntt in.larn vlnba r . . "- w "? ll
n.ii. ::.7 .:. .m r,"e' LV.1"i c?n,rMie " aiusted so as to
MV V" TTMi. T." I" '." " , ",ur: now the relatlou of one to
unj uo Mivumi iu (iuu iiikuj luvers Ul gj TllOlO WllO
i in- iii in iiiiu eii). . i lie nsuil
tniid. which formerly occupied
the oth
were present wero
moro than delighted with this nhase
H Ittf 1 A tllAftl m . u ..k. ..1. 1
!J?.0! - "I l.vo never hrd his V.T. " Tile
i...... i . 'I r i.. ;" " r ..r !lnco or .Moses and Christ
;"i'" '" " u-v i.mii OTer.jemja,! that the
.. r.MiT WW v vnst viits i tuc iiiiiL liiml AHiif oitil n 1 kn tl. ..l
. " iiiiiimaaianKaj. ! m 1 n r r
Condon where
Miss Edna Pohle
friends in Sllvorton.
Ml Winnie Byrd whs anions the
Porth'.nd-bound passengers this morn
lug.
, E. T. Andrews left last ovanin-;
for Portland, where ho will visit
Mendi.
Mrs. Anna Pnrkor left yosterdav
'u. Poniard whore she will visit fo.
a few days.
Mrs. .1. D. Dinsniore and son left
this morning for a week's visit in
I.ons.
J. A. Shaw, uftor transacting
business In this city, haj returned to
hl home In Mill City.
.7. H. Hampton, who has been In
the city on business, left todny fo
his homo ih Jefferson.
Miss Anna Ooetz, nfter a visit In
this city, has returned to her home
In Aurora.
J. G. Wright, and R. B. Goodl'i
wero among those who wont to Port
land on business todny.
C. II. Miller, of Sonttle, loft last
evening for a vls't In Portland, nfter
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. William Tnrploy, after visit
ing rolatlvos In thh city loft Inst
evening for her homo In Portland.
Mn. S. P. Dnvls, who has been
the guest of friends and rolntlves in
Salem, has returned to her homo In
lnr(irnn Pltv
Mrs. M. A. Ronshaw, after visiting
Mr. nnd Mrs. Luther Rowlnnd, of
this city, loft todny for her home in
Seattle.
Miss Lqiilso DuBoIse, who has been
visiting Mis Ednn McFarlane. has
returned to her home in Woodburn.
Professor nnd Mrs. W. E. McElroy
nnd Mrs. G. W. Johnson, Jr., left
this morning for a short visit in
Portlnnd.
Miss Carollno Brndshaw, who has
been visiting Mrs. E. T. Bnmos for
the pnst two weeks, loft Inst ovon
ing for Denvor, whoro she will spond
tho winter.
Mis Ethol Frnzor, who has been
visiting Mrs. Abnor Iewis, loft last
evonlng for Portlnnd enrouto to her
homo In San Frnncisco.
Cooke Patton loft last ovonlng for
Portlnnd to purchnso lonthor stock
for tho manufacture of loather po
tnls to ho sold In tho postal card store
of this city.
Wlnnlo "Reed, formerly of thla
city, now of Spokane, nfter a short
vl-lt hero left last ovoiiIiik for Port
lnnd. Ho will lonvo Boon for south-,
orn California on business.
Mrs. S. L. Wnrnor, who hns been,
visiting In' tho city, hns returned to I
her homo in Blnger, Washington.,
bho rocontly returned from a visit
to Cnllfornln.
Prosldent Kerr, of tho Orogon Ag
ricultural Colloge. who dollvorod nu
address before tho Womon'a Con
gress, nt tho stato house, yosterdav,
left last evening for Oregon City on
business.
Paul Kloppln, the proprietor of tho
Orogon Search Light, which will ho
printed nt No. 17 Commorclnl stroet,
In this city, loft this morning for
Turner on burinoss.
Chnrles Evans, tho woll-known
harbor, left this morning for thn
mountains nonr Sllvorton, whero ho
will sp-nJ n wook. Ho Is nrmod to
tho tooth and will return with as
many bonrs nnd other "varmints"
as mny stray across his path.
P. J. Hondor, of Enstorn Washing
ton, nrrlvod in tho city this morn
ing, to rosldo horo. Ho is a brother
of Mrs. W. T. ZInn. of Salem.
Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Brown apd
daughter. Miss Florence, who havo
been visiting with Air. nnd Mrs. B. P.
Taylor, returned today to their homo
in Scio. Mrs. Taylor is a sister of
Mrs. Brown.
F. T. Judd. of Turner, was in the
city this morning on business. He
will leavo this evening for Portland
to attend a mooting of the State
Dairy Association.
Marion Looney, of Jefferson is
down today with a bunch of cows and
htlfer to be shipped to Bend Oregon,
sold to Brown & Brown, of that
place.
All
"nt Kuarar.,. .
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CHAS. H. Hlf
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Commercial sto
on This strut
GRAND
JURY
Court nitln...... ...
Hllllto; 4 "-'."?!?. '"MS
""-jvv ij ii iiMiinniiii. ., ,
bnlllff n.oi.i "'.." I
grand 1,T r7uB,.lD-!,"Wt
ten,io,i ;;;..". 'u"acr:
:,,' vi''i i! Denet'rK
the tnrv nfj ii. ..s.rW
,. , ' v'7yi iue aiunct i
dccllltlliK to draw nn ST1,.1
as has been tho cnttoa bbl
past. The report hu So tu3
-,. . '" "mil Ul BOinjtOfa
I)
mm
HILLr-At tho tho mtIid
uy, uctooer Z3, 190:
Hill, aged 70 years.
The funeral service i-i
ment took nlnce at L w
etery this afternoon at 1 ft
MONEY TO L(
THOU I
Over Ladd & Bufh'j Bl,Fi:
Norwich Union Fife
Insurance!
Frank Meredith, ItldtJ
Offlco with Wm. Broutfj,!
29 Commercial street
NEW TODffl
Farm for Rent. For uti i
Salem: 150 acre, 100 km i
cultivation. For pirUtais
Dorbv & Wlllson 10-:J
mmm "
For Sale Several houieilsi
and farm 'ands at a bupiC
ital National D3nk, F
Ist in or about the pesewj
Hat, brown purse, conu.L:ji
$5 In money and a tri
Pindor nleaso leave at Jew
flee and receive BultaWe
V..
lY'im nil--. a ladv to work '
atnr,a-a .irni tor. A WW
of the business not ewtfjM
lly at once. ir'
i,..... .. ci(vf)r wouM tfi
""'", ,v' '::., vo!ti
W8-. "":. X..IIIIT
intrciat biwi - u-5-S'l
For Sale One-ywr-old Ma
blackberry plan's. '
apiece, or hi h - .:i
Bex o. jwiw. -
Hcwaru-i-ut.. ",..ww.
iniorn.ai""rr-7,rfB.Vft
pry oi a i n1
North llisn s. - v-
nlKht. uciouiT " v
- fi7. R N. Kiwi
North iimh JJi.JWa
jrr.h sv.r w
were o
most listless could
Othor shoo buyers ara attrticteil by tho price.
This Is folly.
alone.
Tho safo buyer will come hor and bo correctly tlttod with
host shoos, pay a fair prlco, nd be happy over afterwards.
Shoos for Mou, for Woman, for Children, for everybody.
Satisfaction aud shoos go iu the same package here.
Oregon Shoe Co.
THC HOME Of GOOD SHOES
the
mi. nT b". ;: wszz.rrx. m&wz"! ." '"'- -
.nece-sary Inst kmimi. The bell al- vl0HB evening, and there was evl
,cove Is plastered, and will serve as a ,j.ut ft more Intense interasi than
jsonnding Uoard ior the band ia.tru- Jj ! fm SJJ" tSS the ",,b
,?rn!l!';hiir lMS U Pn,J.ot will bo "The Place5and Power
.from the cold. ot , ovo ,n Rodomption." Fridav ev-
I The floor Is be g gone over with ,, tho gullJct m bt ..p. "n
sandnaper. and will b in fine condi-Hn3 toon suggeste.1 that overcoats
lion by Saturday. The management '.a wrapi w,f,Bnol b neitsSry Sit
of the rink has employed competent ovenlnc - mm
jtMktructorv, who will bu in uniform i Zi n
and on tho floor at all sessions. tor , .. ,,
! preserve onler and assist the begin-, M"T"RiV .!! "
i imv .vii.u. i..b iiuiti(,a iieensea
iters.
Th a-i.i,m.i iqo7 .u m-i i wore issuca umuu t ugde. asod 20.
low ball-boarlng skatos will be used. "yP").0110'16,;,"6011 20- DOth
., i ...,.. i ......, . -. ...i.. . or at. I aul. L. J. I'lllAtr niimwi
been employed to adjust and repair HnP- ?CHA' of ,ttSWU conty
them. Tho rink will be conduced asa,gKl " ,nnd R? Xa,'nce- ot Xfa
in tVo. past, and will be a flrst-clas , S0?!"' flu ' Wood aad
nlnre nf nimiSriinont tnr In.tl&o u,l J- OOa WuneSSOS.
Kontlemen. Tho mauncement wi'i
not pormlt any Intoxlcatine llnuora O Jk. M 1 O Xt. 3C j.
being brought In tho building, and BMrctt -y1U Rad YktHjw Uiz Btegtt
rrvo wio riRni to reiuso admit
tance to any objectlouablo persons.
.GRAPES
0
Fof Canning
3c Pet Pon4
If yon Intend to can any grapes
as we will have a nice lot of fcome
at a very low price.
mw"
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JJJW"
MOIR GROCERY CO.
456 b-
Phone it2
wj&t-m