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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1007.
UNUSUAL BUYING OPPORTUNITIES
THROUGHOUT THIS GREAT SHOPPING CENTER
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE ESTABLISHMENT ISSSSSI REDUCED IN PRICE
THIS IS A DONA-FIDE RALE IX WHICH YOU ARE SURE OF OBTAINING JUST WHAT -YOU REQUIRE AND AT LESS URIC
PRICES TO MAKE THE REDUCTIONS SEEM LARGER SO IT'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO PROVIDE YOUR PRESENT AND FUTUItl
NOW THAN YOU WILL LATER ON. CHOOSING IS REST AT THIS TIME.
3. QUALITIES ARE OUR USUAL HIGH STAXDAKH w'.
HE WANTS DURING THIS SALE AS YOU git TUB-
"Anam,
Women's Suits
Neat fat stylos In Ladles nnd MIbsos' Suits in niadlum and dark
shades In Invisiblo stripes and plaids. A saving of one-third of rogu
InV prlco is reckoned on these.ChooBO quickly.
$1G.00 values
tin ((
Economy Sale. . . 4 vvv
m
Lc.., $2.34
$18.50 values
Economy
AHA AA a...1...M
U,UU vtimuo i
Economy Sale
$20.00 vnlucs
Economy Sale
...$13.34
...$12.50
Umbrellas
Unmatchablo values In good
strong Umbrollns with lino mor-'
cor'lzed cover, paragon frame,
stool rod, princess, natural
"V
wood handles, worth . OA-,
$1.2G and 11.50;; special OUL
Blankets
jjk Two hr.in.drcd pairs Just ro
cvlvcd, bought at n bargain and
wo offer them to you at 'a loss
prlco than equal quality can bo
purchased elsewhere Blankets of
cotton and wool.
Economy Prices .
Children's
Dress Goods
All of this season's best pieces
at much less prlco than usual
in opportunity you cannot afford
(o overlook.
Coats .
v.
Coats In groy stripes and mix
tures; full box backs; this son
turn's style, Rogular $5.00
values; Economy
Salo
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52(vw," rWtMjJ
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50oand CGc plaid Dress
Goods, special
7Cc, SGcnnd $1 French
Flannels
39c
50c
$3.90 jl
U.50 vnlucs In Priest- - -- - -
loy Cravenotto $I.1Z sl
$2.00 values In Prlost-
ley Crnvonoto Jpl.Zy
$2.75 Values In Prlcst
loy Cravcnotto
COc Satin Fomlnrd;
Economy Special. . . . ZoC
85c Boxboy Silk; pur
dye; Special
$1.50 Crnngoablo Silk
Spoolal
$1 Changeable Chiffon
Spoolal
50o Crytal Cord Silk
Economy Spoolal. . . . JQ
$2 75 Clonklngs; '
Economy Spoclal. . . . $1.1 1)
$1.88
33c
$1.09
08c
Preparing" for Thanksgiving?
That's what you and I must do.
Suppose you're asked to diriner
You -will -wear something that's new.
BESIDES BEING THANKFUL FOR TIIK TURKEY AND T1IK
I DINNER, YOU OUGHT TO BE GLAI) THERE ARE GOOD THINGS
TO WEAK AND A PLACE TO IIUV THEM.
JilXENS, DOILIES, CENTERPIECES, LUNCfl CLOTHS, TRAY
('IX)TI1S, NAPKINS, CUT GLASS, SCARES, SQUARES, HOSIERY,
RIBBONS, GIX)VES, NECKWEAR, HUFFS, SILKS, DRESS GOODS,
COATS, SKIRTS, TAILOR SUITHJ REIfS, WAISTS, CORSETS.
WEDNESPAY ONLY
Wednesday Bargain Special No. SHIO (
For our Mid-week Spoclal Salo wo
offer u lino of
COMFORTS
Sllkallno covered In medium, light
and dark shades, standard ' tizo,
quilted. Regular $1.50 valuoB. Nena
sold until 8:30 Wednesday morning
Men's I Youth's Si
A olintlrn tn enriimt m fm. ti,..i .. .
pockothook. The values are our iisunl lilfih grade ult ia Mch
have one or two suits' of a pattern-broken Hneafor this '
offer them .to yon tit a figure you cannot nflord'to pa by. e "
ono is of this season's designing and are right up-to-date In
spoct.
20 to 50 per cent Reducti
ions
1.00
JTJ . , tNCOWORWED J
SHOES
For Men and Women
Don't this weather romlnd you
that you nooJ now footwonr? We
want to holp you savo money on
your next pair. Qualltlos are the
host, lit is perfect, as nil our shoes
are mado by faotorlos that turn
out no other kind.
Hero's the 'way wo snvo you
money on shees: x
LADIES' SHOES Our rogular
stock of $3.00 values and a few
broken lines In or.ir
rcgulnr $3.50 grados
$2.25
MEN'S SHOES Rogular
vnluos in broken
linos
$3. CO
$2.68'
II
PINGREE SHOES Brokon llnei
In $3. BO nnd $1.00
Vines; Economy Salo
$3.19
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Underwear
Broken lines In Men'i ftfe
wear In medium and hcatjttljfc
at ridiculously low prlcet.
GO value;
Economy Special....
$1.00 values;
Economy Special.,.,
$1.50 values;
Economy Special,...
$2.00 vnlucs;
Economy Special,..,
$2.50 values;
Economy Special, ,,
m
Men's Hals
Droken lines In Nn'i IWi
colors black, brown and lu, W
tlff and soft ehapes. TlU
on's itjles. , Economy Sput
Half Price
ji lUtHHUmHimilllllj; Mnsqui'iado and Skating Carnival
" ITPt &JIZ&AC l lu Auditorium rink Thursday
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. ... : ',', Handy to Cars-
! I A Collection of Important Par- '.'. U ' 0M' io nt J M- T'nw
- ngraphs for Your Consideration ;:,ncog rocory. It is at Forry and
, in 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1'l 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,Com'nQrcl"1 streots, right where ov-
"WVather J 017 car In tho city stops. Lawronco
Itain tonight and Tuebday, liltili08 fl"o grooorlos.
Hontliei'ly winds.
.llasqucrauo ana Skating Carnival
At tho Audltoriuin rink Thursday
I'ost Caitl Hail
Now subjects daily. .
Ixullcs v .
Have your qullti quilted nt 141
South Liberty stroat, tho Now Idoi
Lnundry. Prices, gprouds and fnnoy
quilts, $1.60; comforts and plain
qullt8, $1.00
proprietor,
ovuiiiug, NovontlMir -8.
Misn Davison to Lecture
, .Mia novo Adolla Davison, Idotur-
or and rondor, national organizsr
Qullter. opposlto tho Salem Steam a,ul asoolnto soorotary "Y" brnnoh
national w. o. T. U., win givo an
olocutlonary recital nt S p. in., No-
Mr. W. II. Dorman..vnior 36. at uit W. C. T. U. hall.
11'10-lm
Insqiierndo and Slcntiug Carnival
t tho Audltoriuin rink Thursday
evening, November 28.
Mrs. ('. 1, Hlanchard, Kvangoljst
Evangelist Mr C. P. Hlwnchnrd,
of Portland, will b her today to
take ehnrgo of tho revival mooting
nt tho Yew Park Unitod Brothron
church. Mrs DUnchard Is a gifted
woman, nid Is an ordained miuUtar.
and has boon a successful pustor in
Home of the most discouraging fields
Girl Wanted For hones-work; sins,) I
family, 390 North Summer street,
corner of Cantor. ,11-25-lwk
When It Comes
To furnishing good meat, tho mnr
kot of Stousloff Bros., on Court
street, cannot bo beaten. Phono an
order and bo convinced,
Try
A sack of Wild Rose flour. There
Is nono bettor, nnd it lsa homo pro
dAict.
1IARGA1N AY SUBSCRIPTION
Fako Advertisilng Schouio
One of Jtho latest Is a telephone di
rectory that Is filled with advertlic
ments. Buslnose people generally
do not want a directory Inter-
To all Members of Wouiaus Belief
Corps, No. 1
Yoai are requested to be present
at a callod mooting at our hall on
Tuesday , Novombor 20, at 2 o'clock
p. in., ns our department prosldo.U
Is to be with us, and will insp -t
Sodgwlok corps No. 1. By order
of tho prosidont.
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Football Game
Wlllnmetto University signed up
today to play a Thnnkegiving day
gamo of football with the Albnuy
AthlotJo CUib, on tho Willamette
field. This will bo u hard-fought
game, and a largo crowd should be
In attendance nooct Thursday nfter
noon.
Marriage, I.lcnsus ,
Tho following marriage licenses
wore issued by County Clerk Allen
this merning: Edward L. Bottoa,
aged 32, of O'Kingsley, Oregon, and
Margaret M. Kramer, aged 19, of
Mt. Angel, J. C. Ward witness. Al
ford Hult, aged SI, and Jessie E.
Koch, nged 20, both of Stlverton, A.
IS. Ooberly witness. Luke Lemery,
"lMlKSSING NEED IN AMEBICA" I DIED.
SUBJECT OF A COINCIDENCE.
Portland, Or., Nov. 25. While I HOUSTON. At the home
preaching on tho subject of "Tho
Pressing Nood In Amorlcn," the ros
Idonco of Pastor W. II. Heppe, of
this city, was ontored Inst night and
looted of solid silverware. This 13
the fourth timo in four yours that
Rev. Hoppo's residence has
snekod by burglars.
STARR PIANO!
inGII CLASS GOODS
GEO. C. WILL
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent.
Office with Wm. Brown & Co., No.
2!) Commercial street.
of her
daughtor, Mirs. J. F. Pooblor, In
Portland, this, Monday morning,
Novombor 25, 1907, Mrs, Mary
Houston, ngod 7G, of pneumonia.
Tho funoral sorvlcos will be con
ducted In Eugsno tomorrow at 2 p.
been m,
Mrs. Houston was the mother of
U. B. Houston, of this olty, and hat
a wido circle of friends throughont
.the Wlllnmetto valley.
NORMAN. At tho nsylum, Sunday,
November 24, 1907, Rufus E.
Norman, aged 30 years.
Tho body will be takon to Por'-
land for burial.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD.
fOve'r Ladd & Buu's Bank, Salem, Or
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spersed with advertisements. Tae'of Woodburn, aged 8C, and Fredel-a
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fuiM iiiuiuni.iuu wuittw ?uuu ')y,froux, 01 si. uouts, agsu zu, eu-i aisiMWBSs)ii(iBBaias
NEW TODAY
out of Portland buslni
soliciting advertising.
men by
Prepare Your Costume
For the grand masquerade and
skatlug carnival nt the Auditorium
rjnk Thanksgiving night, and carry
away ono of those valuable prizes.
gene Lemery witness. Henry m.
Welch, of Portland, aged 21, and
Ruby Irvln, of this city, aged IS, 1").
B. Irvln witness.
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Thanksgiving Excursion Rates.
O. L. Darling. S,alem:
Ad vertigo in dally papers today,
Tuesday nnd Wednesday, Thanks-
t giving exonrslon rates between nil
R. M. Donald, of the Qragqn Elee- Southern Pacific points in Orogon on
triot construction department, yns in a basis of faro and one-hlrd for
tho olty today making arrangements round trip. Sale dates S7th and
to am traluB baUaon Salem and 2th; final return limit Monday, De
West Woodburn DecAmb.r 1st, tu cfmUor 2d. WM. MoMURRAY,
comply with the torms of the ohar- Gen. Pas. Agt., Portland. Or.
Trains DecomlKtr First
For Salc Several houses In Salem,
and farm 'ands at a bargain. Cap
ital National Bank. 6-1-eod
Ay Dlljy 326 N. Commercial street.
Has a buyer for household goods.
If you have apythlng In that lino
to sell for cash. Call at once.
ll-25-lmo
Fdr'SuJo will broke horse, coming
thro eyears old, sound and nlco
alzo, with a fair buggy, for $125.
Apply a 1044 Tilarlon street.
ll-25-3t
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PERSONAL AICNDON ,
L. R. Korns.ofEujwMj
day In this city.
MM. C. h. Watt, P J
lbs United Arthass, leitJ.
jng ior YRu'a' -
nose, ane " , .,.,
bliss there before 'W"1
Ht. which wuifcft'wn
city, which
weeks.
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t ninn fellna right today.
Something wro i; I
Come to wo " " ..atsirfil
IforgotmyRociyMoa11'1 tl
night
For!eD,St8W'
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Thanksgiving Dinner
APPETIZERS
E.V. Moll's Country Mcafe
Sausage, link and Bulk Best i GradcoK
o r?L T l-J: ItlVtJ -
Heinz Mince Meat
New stock just arrived f0i
Pineapples, Bananas, Oranges, LemoflSr
NEW LONDON LAYER f
NEW CROP Walnuts, AImondsDij.
niVTTroceryCft
qoo omii- 01.
TO THIS PAPEtl EXPIIIES NOV. 30 ter.
85(3 Turkey,
ll-25-3t
ll-25-3t
etc.. at W. C. T. U.
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