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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, '- THURSDAY, JANUARY 0, 1008.
pp.ArmsTMENT SALE
Stocks will soon
he rearranged in our new annex and almost every department will be affected
tuk i n.hPMl. In order to save time in moving too much goods, and also to make room
for incoming goods we are offering buying inducements that are worth considering. Donne this
WONDERFUL VALUE-GIVING SALE
EVERY DEPARTMENT CONTRIBUTES
Cntnct goods alone are excepted. Make your selections as early as possible, thus getting the ad
vwfige of early choice
Great Yarn Special
Pt line of 'Saxony Wool nnd Spanish Floss In astorted
up to ltd yard. A wonderful value during
ihl groat sale, tho skein
Interesting
Fur Specials
Just nt tho time of Uit year
tvhen you mot nd tliom. Not an
M fur In (he lot, evory out of
thin KNmon'H nuwoitt styles. A
irnnd nmortmont of Tollable fun
o ohooso from.
ltltAII.irHT.MII.Vr
HAUL
Less One-third
SUITS SKIRTS
Reduced
One-half One-third
colors. Wortj)
'8
Dress Goods
A this season's newest dress
Roods In plaids, checkn and ovor
plaMs In a wldo rang of color
comblnatlona In modlum and dark
hadoa 36 to &i jnchwi wldo.
BOc value,
Moving 8alo
76c value,
Moving SaIo
$1.0 raluev,
Moving BaIo
$1.26 vnluos,
Moving Bnlo
$1.60 value,
Moving BoU)
12.00 value,
Moving Bale
$3.60 viUuw,
Moving Balo
Hosiery
MonV fauoy lnlory In tho novr
est and btmt paltorne. An oppor
tunity to got your supply ohoaply
16c and 3&o value
Morlng BJo . . . .
.35c
.51c
,67c
,8k
$1.00 J
$1.34
$1.67
19c
Cleanup on
Footwear
Broken lino of m oil's nnd we.
.nen's high grado shoot nt grontly
roduced prlco.
$8.00 and $8.10 Kid, patont and
d tin Mi right ill 09k for
women' woar
' $2.29
"
BUYING
GROUND
FORDEPOT
IS OREGON ELECTRIC
Xiasfiooj)
$8.60 famous Plngr mad shoi
WO, rt-KlljMSt
for
Ml .
$3.15
$3.10 valutf In men's sho In a
On variety. '
Sal prto
$2.65
lo shoe pellih: sold everywhere
it th uniform prlc Sic.
Ro-adjuetmwnt snlu . ,
15c
Clothes
for the
Youngster
LARGE FORCE OF MEN EXTEND
1NG SOUTHWARD BANQUET
TO HE GIVEN IX HONOR OF
CO.MJ'LETION OF NEW LINE
INTO CAPITAL CITY.
Great value surprises
winter nppnrul.
In boyV
Jauntiest styl
In coats, ro-on forced pants and n
lavish assortment of colors nnd
matorlals. Of courso all wanted
sizes tiro ropresontod In this stlr
ring wile. It's to your tulvantago
to do your buying now.
Re-adjustment Sale Prices
HinniiniiniitHiHii
t.
i CITY NEWS !!
AfUAxiUsi ami IssilMBTTftBlBli - . .
ssrwtfj w ammmoi wan) A sn
; r fw Yvw OmUwwHob ',
tHMMHMHIHIMIIllll
rain tonight mul Frl-
Wrtlirr
Omudoiul
A1T.
Went Up In HiiKtk
That slab wood you have be burn
In. Why nut try mm force body
Art seeoud-guiwth fir or ah. Down.
Ins & Hoff, ph HIT or 1 8 S3.
Mtt
Tho Woman's Auxiliary
Of Kt. Paul's kr.h will wM
'with Mn. J. )UMittsrtMr, ! Coo
ler stmt, Mt Friday aflftriiMR at
3:36. Alt wont am tavttfet.
MIm Ktilght of Portland
WUI glvo a fro teeUr tomorrow
ob Health." FrMay t ) fc m, la
iTIio Phut ImtlctimMits
Tho thaigt' contained In the In
dlrtments fur which 8. A. D Puler U
urralgiu'd worn investigated by tho
grand jury that Indicted Kelllher und
Jowett. In th Kolllher ease the u
promo court held there was not suf
tlflotit corroboration of the testimony
of Uio prluolpal witness, Henry Tur
ner. Tho supreme court oonArmed
the eonvlotlun of Jewett a few days
before h died. The ruses agaliut
1'utvr are oh a different basis, ekarc
Ihk perjury and subrMailoH of p r
Jury. Wit will prubnbly not be trteil
MMtU April.
Ktlco
The annual nitx-Une of the sJtATt.
holdors of the Capital Natleasl
Hank of Balom, for the eKxrtlou of
director will U bold at 1U baaktng
houw in Saleta, Oro&. on JaiMary
H, 1908 at 3 Celock p. in.
JOS. H. ALOBIIT,
U3-13-50d Cashier.
kf tlih luornlng for Ohio The cr
load of fruit Is about ready to bo
shipped, and within a few days will
follow Mr. Taylor.
Tnko Clio Children
To see the life of Christ ahown In
living picture. Thoy will remem
ber It. Vaudette, 13 to IS.
QtvKun lruniMi t1 lfua
J. A. Taytor, temMiy 1 tkla etiy,
now f ttootts Mtlhj. wko IUU hm
tae city tor ta )iaat nk HMktas
parlor f Ptrt CRriltil Arta arraaaewruis to tak a crlod of
eortlr uf Ulteri) ami lMUr tru 'wilUunKt vally runr to tn Mast.
Tim HcKular Monthly
Meetlag of tke- Woman's Mission
ary Socttty of the I1rt Irbyterlan
church wtll meet 1m the ekureJi wr
Iws Friday, January 10, at 3:30 p.
w. Snbjoet for th day: "Iwmlgra.
tlon." A gtKMl HroKram has been 1 Mow.
tmiTit, N IHII NillNtlHie W (10
llt rod.
ST.l N IHNCI (X).UM ITTElvS
OF THE CITY COl'NClIi.
Mayor HtHlgers today announcod a
complete lilt of standing committees
as follows
Wiiys nnd Moans Mofllt, Stock
ton, Good.
Ordinances Mooros, Fracor, Bid-
Hdge.
Aeeounts and Current Kxpsnses
Gresnbaum. Millard, Preenall.
Streets Stair, Mooros, Hlllott.
I'ublte Ilulldlng -Projnall, Wal
do. Moffltt.
Saeworng Frasor, Greenbaum,
PtMmblag Praoar, Uwt, Moffltt.
Fir axd Watir Low, UUiott,
Stnlr.
V'iliiiliirnl
Oraad. raJIUe al Itlrtag. Ufo'cUW8,-,,Wri,,s' msw'
i vrw ! V8W MVWg Nl
ir. Jaa. 18 to IS Uj.
Rad-
Thnt tho Orogon Electric Company
Intends to put Its Salem-Portland
line In operation at the very enrlle.it
date Is substantiated by the manner
tho work Is being rushed In evory de
partment of tho road. Yosterdny af
ternoon n large force of mon armou
nnd wero Immediately Bet to work
excavating at tho corner of High and
Stato Btroots for the "Y" which is to
bo used temporarily for n turn-table.
ThlB morning workmon nro busy
nt the comor of Mill nnd High dig
ging holes on either side of the stroota
In which to place the poles, many of
which nro on tho ground.
It has been roportod that tho qunr
ter block Just soMth of the Gil pack
ing house, cornering on Mill and
High, has been purchased by th com
pany, and will be used for n depot lo
cation. This ground is inn uiree
blocks from State street, and 1 well
situated, being near the Southorn
Pacific switch, which, should the
freight depot be established hero,
would bo an advantag. Th space
is probably tho largest amount of
ground obtalnnblo within throo blocks
of State street, unless tho proporty
at the cornor of Trade and High
coulJ be purchased. Mr. Smith, th
owner of this proporty, Is said to
have had sevornl propositions to soil,
but so far no donl has boon roportod.
Car Ilnm in Highland..
A now car bnm will prohnbly li
orectod In Hlghlnnd by tho company
soon on block 31, North Hlghlnnd
and Elder stroots, In Hlghlnnd addi
tion. Whllo tho bnrns hnve not boon
begun tho ground has boon purchnsod
and citizens of that Boctlon roport
that actual construction work will be
gin soon. Tho barn will be 100x30.
Will HmHjiu't Now Line.
At a meeting of the Doard of
Trade last evening a commlttoo of
three was appolntod to look nftor tlio
dotnlls of a banquot which It Ik pro
posed to give undor the nusplceB of
the board In the near future In honor
of the opening of tho now oloctrlc
lino betwoen this city nnd Portland.
Tho matter was roferrod to the ex
ecutive committee. Tho Boosters
Club and the Uuslnoss Men's Loagu!
will be Invited to attend, ns woll as
the ofnoinls of tho new eloctric line
and of the Southorn Pacific railroad.
Tho date has not yet been sot, but
it will bo on the day that the first
complete train Is run to this olty on
the )etric lino.
a
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. L. Ashllnmu wont to Portland
today 'to visit relatives and friend.
.Miss Mao Smith, who has been vis!
king relatives in Salem, has. returned
to her homo In Portland.
A. H. Kraus, of Aurora, was a Sa
lent visitor yesterday.
A. J. Spong, formerly of this city,
now of Washington, Jb visiting '
this city.
J. L. Edison, of Silverton, tranj.
acted business In Salem yesterday.
Mrs. A. II. Farrar lias gone to1
Portland, where she will reside.
W. S. Bates, of Pomeroy, Wash
is the gueBt of friends In this city.
Hon. C. B. Moores went to Port.
land today.
P. N. Lathrop, the sassy and sun-
cessffiil Salem salesman, has gono on
tho road again for Eppley's Baking
Powder.
Mrs. Mary Pottorff, after visiting
In this city and attending the cir
cuit court, has roturned to her homo
in Silverton.
Mthoa Loo formerly of this city
now of Portland, has returned to her
homo, after visiting Salem friends.
Mrs. L. T. Deiko hno returned to
her home In Gates, after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. U, S. Ryder of this
city.
Mrs. Fred R. Waters hnj returned
from Portland nnd Tho Dalles, whoro
ohe has spont the past two weeks
visiting rolntivoB.
Mis Maud Munson, who has be n
visiting relatives In Ogdon, Utah,
for the past month, has roturned to
this city.
Miss Elizabeth Elliott, after
spending tho holiday vacation at hor
spending tho holiday vacation with
friends In this olty, has returned to
University of Oregon.
Mrs . Reovos, -who hag bon visit
ing relativos and frlonds in this city,
returned yeetordny afternoon to
her homo In Portland. She was ac
companied by littlo Miss Caroline
Holmnn, who will visit In the me
tropllis for a short time. Mrs.
Reeve was fonnorly Miss Bmren of
this city.
SuiiieihliiK
Taut will tMOfOfa yon for
!tlo PUqr tt VajMtott. Ja.
1$.
life.
18 t
J
(mJl iIJa'i
Dependable
Sho;
iOC
WIIVfCC?
It rM wt tMMib)e am. wf ar
atoid lo t ). H yt vraat
tyita tKo y May dd um
nat thw aete. WhoUer tyltk
or MM. jro way rty upoo aa tklug
ty are vonky. 4a4abl. am4
v do tuoK a tore IM4aiM taut our
pdt aw MBtue40ofcVty "rtsat "
Ur are a fvr mMiir uvutag
orU av shoe, in Duaa't
I&l t,l.Vua ...k.. v .. .. . " m.
teoa oMM aad ehHdra. Afc, tb ebrai Walkotor Z
JUtYlM.frow IS50up,edluOrIer7l Ladl ,sa b,
Si. oTfio J? f ,WthW aM rk AU nork KaVa.
SAIEM SHOiE STORE, c sMapicihonK
236 STATE ST. SALEM, OREGON '
eutatoa for uil4 at 3 69.
MmHhh CVtuuty HortioiilturHl Socio.
ty Mevt
Ta Uortoa Oonaty rlortlroUaral
4ocWr u toaMrrow artomooo,
t J:m, at ta Board of TmlLl)o Not Full
roons. Tat aitioa- la aroaaraior
to ta itat Hortleoltural aoeltys
aiM4iiV ft( portteMl, Jaa. it as M
A tarf attoMaooa It roiti to
,rTow .t-bIm To oiU of ti
rtlu wm caaacoii troat Utr4ay
aftiraoon t PrMay ilUroooo on
awoaat uf ta Qra aMUa Sot-
Htfiltk aJM Polle .lUdotW, Wal
do, MttUrtl.
UghU Waldo, fffOtNaauM, prM.
null.
PrlatlHg WUett, StoektON, Good
Utomot Oootto, Moatt, Rad
ollff. PhWIIo lMkt .SUMktoa. Stolz.
HWrWg.
R1ofOii of MiawtW- MilUrd.
Greeabamo, low.
" Oj C -
A wants g llrooo wot IoumiI last
vtot :o Qoorgo (Hsooo. tmi II.
a4 Wta Uam HjutMaoa. atl it.
ooth of tola Hey. H. H. Halta wit-
To a tho vomlirtwl Pmasloa
May. VaoieUe. Jaa. It to IS.
A lUs&tr Health Ivtrl.
MI oavo ml a WgMr RwltB
v sloe i toga iMlag B. Klag'a
New IM Pills.- vrttu Jaaob Spring
,, ot vt Fraakiu. m1b. -rh-r
,ko mr stoassaa. Mror ad aawels
Mg mt rtsat- if tkea pllU
,dtWolat yoa oe u, Moaey will
be nffunded at J c IVr.y, drug
.'en?, sac
Cuttlo ltHryts.
(UUd Proa Lawd Wire.)
Caitqco. Jao. Hogg, roeots.
4 MM; eatUo. $600; aaoep, 15. Me.
lpu a rar ao. SI.M. Hon
ojMooti l cwu Vowor; Mlxod. $4. AS
iAy, aoary. f-l.ll9ll.4t; rotSh.
MMfJt.ll; Itcat. $4.9lfj14.8&.
C4. atoadr; aaf, stroag.
Kmom Ciqr. Mo.. 0a. I Hon,
MOOtpia, SS.ftttO; cattl. 40M; gkoop.
SiH.
Ckiwaka, Kok. Ja. S. nan, ro
ootaHa, H.Mt; eaUki. tTM; .
4M.
Mvt OUl-Tlnw I'rloml.
H. C. Prico, fathr of the ntr
prwtag nroprietors'of the"" Price
anoo stor. while taking his dinner
at the Cottage hotel yesterday
okanel to look aeroai th table
whr he saw seated a famlllar-look-lag
man. Attr the two had scrutl
Hlaed ara otar for soma tint Mr.
Prlc akd th goatUioaB, over the
table, If ale name was not Bates.
Wan betas answered la the at&rmn
U, Mr. Prlc aald: "Well, I took
dUar la your father's house In Ne
braska over IS years ago aad have
not mot you aloe that tint." The
two families wro neighbors In NV
braafca and Mr. Prlc waa not aware
khat aay of tho Bat family wr In
ih StU of Oron. His aw. baU
ott-tlmo frload orovoa to & W. s.
1U. of Pomeroy, Woah.. who is
WUog la tho elty.
o .. ,
1 """ TEA
was a royal indulgence
two hundred years ago.
Tis yet.
W hmi ftmm tk awer ju dco't
fcatlliat im. u mr two
IP YOU KNEW
The merltj. of the Taxas Wonder, yoa
would never saffer from kidney.
bladder or rheumatic trouble, si
bottle two months treatment, sold
by dragglst or by mall. Send for
teatastoalAls, Dr k. W. Hall. 89 1
jOHvo street, St. Louis.
HORN.
KAPPAHAN. At tho family homo
on Front stroot, Saturday, .Janu
ary 4, 1907, to tho wlfo of E.
Kappahan, a daughter.
S. L. Ordway and wife, of Oak
land, California, are visiting In tho
city.
MARRIED.
GIVEN RAMSDEN. At tho home
of tho bride's paronts, Mr. nnd Mr,
W. T. Rnmsden, nt 771 North
Commorclal stroot, Wednesday,
January 8, 1908, nt C:30 p. in.
Miss Laura E. Ramsdon to Georgtf
E. Glvon, Rev. Davis Errott offlcl
ntlng. i n.i.
DIED.
MoBROOM. At tho family homo
noar Liberty, Wednosdny night,
January S, 1907, Verglo McBroom,
agad 8 years, of tuberculosis.
Tho funeral services will be con
ducted from tho Frlonds' church at
Roeodalo, January 10, 1907, at 11 a.
m. by tho Rev. Mr. Pemborton, Inter
ment In tho Frlonds' cemetery.
BRADLEY. -At tho family homo In
Frultlnad, wodnosday, January s,
190S, at 7 a. rn Mildred Bradley,
aged 4 months.
Tho fnnernl wan conducted from
the home at 1 p. m. today. Intrrment
In City View cemetery.
tlSMJMCHlMti !
ISTARR PIANO:
HIGH CLASS GOODS
GEO. C. WILL
o
(i
miin
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. IC FORD.
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Of
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resldtait Agent.
Office with Wm. Brown & Co., No.
29 Commercial street.
I NEW TODAY
i m9mm9mW4
For Sale Several houses In Salem
and farm 'ands at a bargain. Cap
ital NaUonal Banlc 6-1-eod
AHHUUHHN MN
GKTS A WINDFALL.
(Uoitod Praos Loasod Wlr,)
AhowUoa, waah., Jwu . M
Laagtlo. oagiaeor at the irt.i
Waahlagtoo. has rocolvod word of
tb deoth of an uncle, who in his will
bwju.athtd Langdan 12S 000 The
ua cs name is Isaac Wisn,
Orange rc.inv HUncis
of
A Business Clmnce. I am anxtoo
to laterost some one with a e
thousand dollars in a strlotly b"sI
s proposition. Will chf?rfu"r
xplaiu fully upon application Do
not pass this up, you do not kn3
what It may mean to you, and t
costs nothing to investigate. S'
Piy drop your name and address w
Lock Box No 241, Salem, Oregon
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