Daily capital journal., December 21, 1907, Page 5, Image 5

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, SATtlUUY, DECKMUEK 21, 1007.
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L. STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
Fur Sale
Monday
Every fur garment In our storo will
bo on salo Monday at a prlco far be
K low tho regular.
Wo advlso Intending purchasers to
carefully Inspect tho linos before
buying, as It will mean a great sav
ing. Only tho high class.
Gordon Furs
Will bo shown, as wo carry no other
lino.
In the Shoe Department
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Wo nro showing tho vory latest
lie j in in en's and indlos' sllnpors
or tho holidays. The famous
lankl Green makes in ladies' folt
llppcrp, Gray, Rod, Wlno nnd
Heck, Also kid Bllppcrf.
Men's Slippers
:All sizes in Alligator, Monkey
(Ins, Clionllles, cmbroldorod, etc.
54c to $1.80
90c to $2.05
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OUR BIG INVENTORY SALE
is a boon to Christmas Shoppers.
Never before at Christmas time was
such I bargains of
fered. Our high
grade goods se
lected with taste,
judgement and
knowledge of fur
niture values are
at your service for
prices far below
the real value.
SlObfc-
rermeK$
ELASTIC
Men's Vici Kid
Slippers, with sldo goring, In
wine and black colors.
$1.50 to $7.50
ireatest Cleanup Sale of Petticoats
hThc nrcatost nnd most comploto stock of Silk Morcorlzod nnd Hoath-
rbloom underskirts in Salem; priced for quick soiling.
$1.25 black morcorlzod skirts. . . ,98c
$1.35 black morcorlzod skirts $1.10
$1.60 blnok memorized skirts $1.10
$1.75 black moroerlzed skirts $1.25
$2.00 blnck morcorlzod HklrtH $131
$2,150 black mercerized skirt $17
$S.0, $1.00. $5.00 special ...$2.5
iff
Sfl!
Silk Petticoats
Reduced
$
6,00 Values
8.00 Values
10.00 Values
12.00 Values
$4.00
6.00
7.50.
8.00
LADIES' DESKS
MUSIC CABINETS
CHINA CLOSETS
BUFFETS
DINING TABLES
DINING CHAIRS
MORRIS CHAIRS
CHILDREN'S ROCKERS
RUGS of all kinds
Our $4.00
Axminster Rugs
$2.95
until after Xmas
These are bis; values
FOR
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USEFUL
CONVENIENT
HELPFUL
IATTRACTIVEI
Appreciated
by the enure j
Toonuy.
klt5 A system
lot units and
grows with
I your library.)
Fitted with
PERFECTION
ROUER-BEARIH01
fDUST-PRO0FD00R5i
An ldeo.1
BooK'Caae
for
the Home.
CALL
OR
WRITE
Our Delayed Shipment of
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS
Has Just Arrived
Wo tiro now showing a boautlful assortment ol apodal handles
with oxtra good covora sultablo for Christinas presonts, from medl-
v
urn prlco mp to $S.25. Thoro U nothing moro sultablo for your
wlfo than a high grado umbrella, and you'll find our prlcoa remark
tbly low whon considering quality.
Holiday Shopping
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Is always interesting,
and especially so when
you have a variety of
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
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ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
r nco Dlakelov, the well-known
list, U reportsd sbk with la
e at his homo la North Salem.
Iderman Stockton was anions
who went to the metropolis
nrnlng,
it Attorney John MoXary Is
utlng business In Portland.
Iperlntendont James, of the pen
ary went to Port'and ihla morn-
m business,
rs 0, Neoland and son are In Al-
ho gueata of relatives and
is
rry Slater, a sUidunc of tho Unl-
r of Oregon, la In the city to
the holidays with relative.
H Raymond left laBt evening
WFrnltvale, California, where ho
l't hit daughter.
rs S C Dyer ami uaughtor left
rday for Eugene, wharo they
UKcd Christmas with relatives.
0 Damon has roturned from
Nt In tho metropolis.
as Barba- aDurbln, who Is at-
he St Helen's Hall, In Portland.
t'" city to spend the holidays
her rarent3.
. and Mrs. L. L. Woods, of Port
ure holiday guests at the home
and Mrs J. P. Vqatoh, parents
N. Woods.
.and Mrs Arohle Follette and
&me un this evenlutr for a hoi-
fait at th hnmn of Mr. and
A v,.. r : . "
"iia, on uaK street, gruuu-
Ot Rnhv Cnllnttn ThdV will
Mends on the line of the Cot-
3ve local, on .whloh Mr. Fol-
I a popuiar employe.
Marla Reddekopp, of Port
La ChrUtmas guest of her sis-
trail Roth, on North Slxtn
ItrulM'rx in Illinois.
Milwaukee. Win. Dec. 21. Of all
tho coming rnu iw-itesU, iieiliniis lha
one between Hugo ICaliv, of Chicago,
who claims the mtddlewolgh. chnm-
Iilonshlp tltlo, and Rill Papke, of
Spring Valley, Ilia., on Daoember so,
Is oreatlng the most Interost.
Both mon are training hard. Tiioy
will weigh In nt 154 pounas at J
o'clock In the afternoon. The sports
look forward to a lively fight, as both
fighters have always Injeoted ginger
Into tho game.
Earn More
There Is inspiration In good health.
With keen appetite, sound digestion,
good blood, clear head, strong nerves,
you feel that you can attempt and
succeed in almost any undertaking.
Keep physically fit and you can do
more and earn more
SQUIRES
BEATEN
BY FLYNN
MeeckuiM
Blti
have special value for busy people.
When overwork causes brain-fag, loss
of nervous force, impairs the diges
tion; or when inactive bowels make
one feel discouraged and blue-take
Beecham's Pills. There is nothing
like them to strengthen the digestion,
regulatethebowels, removebillousdts
orders.relieve nerve tension.andb.Jget
tha self-confidence and poise which
Inspire
Success
1 STerrwbffc I " " m4
(Unltod Press Lonsod Wire.)
Dukersfleld. Cal.. Dee. 21. Bill
SqtilroH mot his third defeat In an
American ring Inst night, this time
belnic knocked down nnd out by
Jimmy Flynn, of Puoblo. The blow
that deprived tho. Australian of the
use of his foet was a hard Jolt to
tho Jaw. delivered Just before the
close of tho sixth round. Flynn out
classed Squires from the very start,
and. while tho big Antipodean did
land sevoral blown whloh stung Plynn
hard, and caused his head to rock,
tho tlroman wan never In danger, and
It could bo seen that tho result would
bo against Squires. Squires struck
tlmo and again at his fast opponent,
but as often Plynn would get out of
the road.
The victor has accepted a chal
lenge to fight Jask (Twin) Sullivan
In this city on January 20.
Squires wu badly marked from
Ptvnn's blows. His shtsks were
swollen, his nose was Mesdteg. and
h had a large bump under Che left
ye. Plynn had a bad welt under the
left eye. whisk was swollen to large
etze. Squires was also marked on
the body.
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W. L. Jordan Drowned.
(United Press Leasod Wire.)
Portland. De.e 21.--Warre L. Jor
dan, a custom kfluse offielal, was
drowned this morning while boarding
the schooner Henry Vltlard. Jor
dan slipped and west down like u
loaded shell.
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Thls Is the season of decay and
weakened vitality good health Is
bard to retain. If you'd retain yours,
fortify your system with llollister'c
Rocky Mountain Tea, the surest way.
3Sc, Tea or Tablets. For sale at Dr.
Stone's store.
Ctuw Follow t'xitlgoh,
(Unltod Press Lowed Wire.)
l.os Augoles, Cal., Dec. 21.
Joseph Czolsjow. a brother of the as
SHselu of President McKluley, Is se
curing u warrant for the arrest of u
Junk dealer who ohtated him out of
a $10 stove, and told th officers
that ho has a hard tlmo gottlng along
beoaiuo everyone trios to beat him
and "do him up" la every way pos
sible, booatiao of the stain on the
name ho bears,
"My brother's dead has been a
oursa upon our family," said Gzol
gosz. "Rvery itlaoe I go I am hound
ed by the police. They arrest me as
soon as I get In town, and when I
am roleaacd they watoh mo."
O"
You know as well as anyone when
you need something to regulate your
system. If your bowel are sluggUh.
your food distresses you, your kid
nays pain, tako Holllster's Rooky
Mountain Tea. It always relieves.
3C cents, Tea or Tablets. For sale at
Dr. Stone's store.
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Xo!ir of Appointment of Adminis
trator, Notice Is hereby given that on the
20th day of Deoamber. 1007, the
County Court of Marlon County, Ore
gon. duly appointed J. C. Robertson
administrator of the estate of James
C. Joseph, deceased, and having duly
qualified as required by law, all per
sons having claims against said es
tate aro hereby notified, to present
them with proper vouchers, aj by
law required, to the undorslgned at
his residence In Ralem. Oregon, or at
the ktw offloe of F. A. Turner, In said
Qlty, within six months from the dat9
of the first publication of this no
tice, to-wlt: Deoeraber 21, 1907.
J. Q. ROBERTSON.
Administrator,
F. A. Turner, Attorney. 12-2 1-Oc
There la nothlrg like being optl
mlitic, and whon you are thinking
that tho weather today Is about the
worst ever, just remember alio that
U Is the shortest day.
Holiday
Novelties
to Boloot from fntch ns wo aro allowing this oonson.
Wo ahvnya mako great propnrntlona for Christmas trndo but
this year our ordorn woro placed oarly nnd wo hnvo boon unusually
succossful In obtaining especially doslrnblo novoltlos sultablo for
prosontB, nnd thoy'ro marked at prlcoa based on tho spot cash
plan of business. Wo aro pleased to notlco that so mnny custom
ers nro buying
Practical
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Presents
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An article rocolVod as a prooont Is doubly nccoptablo It It
la usotul. Your friends will appreciate such nrtlcloa as a dross pat
tnrn, a milt of olothos, an ovuroont, a pair of shoos, or n suit of
rfood woolou undorwoar.
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WK UKDHItAIML KHOUIjAH yrOHICfl."
Our Store Will Be Open This Evening Until 8 O'clock
KIliN Knturtnln YUKorN.
The local herd of ISIks wis hon
ored last Thursday evening by a visit
from DUtrlot Deputy Grand Wxultod
Ruler I.evluu, of Ilakor City, which
was the cause of a few more iintluni
eomlng Into tho fold than usual, and
n special program and lunch. Among
the excellent numboru on the pro
grain woro HOlootlons by tho orches
tra, readings by Mr. Roy Iluokliigham
and Mr. William Oalluwny, vocal
numbers by Messrs Frank Hughes,
R. A. Hurltnge and tho Hlk maid
quartet, and sevoral piano solos by
Prof. Arthur von Jesson.
Mr. I.ovIiih dollverod' an oxoolUnt
addross, after whloh tho members rr
paired to the banquet hall, whre
refreshments wore served.
When to Go Home.
From tho Dluffton, Ind., Banner;
"Whon tlrod out, go homo. Whon
you want consolation, go home.
Whon you want fun, go homo. Whon
you want to show others that you
bavo reformed, go homo and let
your family get acquainted with tho
fact. When you want to show your
tolf at your best go homo and do
tho not there. When you fool like
bolng extra liberal go home and prac
tice on your wlfo and children first.
When you want to shine with extra
brlllaney go homo and light up tho
whole household." To whloh we
would add, when you have a bad
oold go home and take Chamber
Iain's Cough Romedy nnd a quick
ouro Is oertaln. For sale at Dr.
Stone's drug store.
Kloinoj'HliM 1MV
A very snloyabU pirty was mlstu
by Miss Wllda Solomon and Bliss
Hnrel pinhop Friday, December 13,
at tho Solomon homo on Stnto strete.
In honor of the youu ladles' olaro
of Willamette Uulrerslty. Aouit 25
guosts woro present, and tho even
ing was spunt in musts and games A
dainty iunoheon waa served.
Weather
I to la and cooler
occasional rain.
tonight, Sunday
W. C. T. lT. Mill.
ICvangollst It. U. Millar will
pruaoh In tho hull nt tho iimiuI hour
Sunday. BpoclAl singing.
Oo to ZIiiii'h for your Xinns enn-
dlos.
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A Ileal Wonderland.
South Dnkola, with Its rich silver
initios, bonanza farms, wldo rniiRos
and strnngo natural formations, lt a,
verltablo wondorland. At Mound
City, In tho homo of Mrs. E. D.
Clnpp, n wonderful case of healing
has lately occurred. Her con aoemo.l
near death with limn and throat
throublo, "Exhausting coughing
spells ooourred every flro minutes,"
writes Mrs. Olapp, "whon I began
giving Dr. King's New Dlscovory,
tho great modlolno, that saved his
llfo nnd completely curod him.
Ounrantood for coughs and colds,
throat nnd lung troubles, by J. C,
Perry drugglat. COo and $1.00
Trial bottlo free.
OREGON
STATE BANK
Jefferson, Oregon
Capital $25,000
Beat facilities knowa to
sellable banking offer!
patrons. Jefferson is at
good town, has mood
stores, good mills, a good
fcaafc, ad good fxopk.
. Come attd see a.
Or ego& State Baafc
J. A. AUPPERLE,
Prt4dtmt
U, J. CAMPBCIX,
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