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WEEKLY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, PRECOX, THURSDAY, JANUARY g, lOOj
WONDERFUL
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BARGAINS
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Every section of this great store presents bargains that are well worth
coming a great ways for. On every side you will find seasonable and de
pendable merchandise of the wanted sort at prices that are wonderfully
low. Quality in every instance represents the best possible value for your
money. During this sale
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AT LESS PRICE
Iner Mr. Jorgenson lost his balance j UCDpC ANATHED
'and fell beneath the cayuae, which. LIL O lMJ CI
LEARNED ASS
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STORE
Except a Few
Contract Goods
Women and
Children's
Ready-to-Wear
Whatever " your needssilk
lingerie, tailored si, walking
or dross skirts, ovtNrihg or storm
wraps, fur or oUJt pttlnontg U
can ho purchaaotj hire t tho Unr
est nrlro that tftfl U qnpUd thin
noason.
WOOL WAIBPl"
iiiikm sffuwjg
wmrtPB vtJnB
wyomim waisth
OBMIdmilVH IiHHflHKS
I
n m coat?
stumw HUITH
WQKN.VH GOATH
WALKING SKIRTS
HII.K PlffTlOOATS
(JJIIMHtnN'H COATS
Dress Goods
GOc valnoB,
MoVing Balo 05c
7Cc values,
Moving Balo -. , COc
IhOO value,
Moving Balo ........... .07c
$1.2C values,
Moving Bale 81c
J 1.60 valuos,
Moving Sato 91.00
$2.00 valuos,
Moving Salo 91.31
J2.60 values,
Moving Balo $1.07
Fancy Shirts
Great bargains In Mon's
Shirts (OrBt floor).
$1.25 vnliios,
Moving Sale
$1.50 values,
Moving Sale ,
$2,50 values,
Moving Sale... .
Fancy
78c
...75c
$1.55
Bedding
Tho flnwt aMortment in tho
city itll good grades, standard
lios iMht value.
Moving Sale Prices
Ribbon
All silk tnffotn ribbons In colors
wl, brown, light blue, white,
black, pink, lavondor, groon and
navy, at much loss than rogulnr.
Numhors 22 to 40,
Bnuolal price
Numbers 60 to CO,
Special prlco . .
Numhors 80 to 120,
Special prlco . . ,
Bath Robes
$6 00 values,
Moving Sale. . .
$0.00 values,
Moving Salo. . .
$7,50 vnluoH,
Moving Sultfl . .
$3.50
. 4.00
. 5.00
Raincoats
Handsome, warm and stylish.
Ono good thing about this store,
your pockotbook is always safe
from fakos. Your ploaHiiro In buy
ing Ib part of your profit.
$12.00 valuos,
Moving sale
$15.00 values,
Moving feulo
$18.00 values,
Moving salo
to use Ira'B words, Just walked over
him. Mr. Jorgonsen was so near mo
animal's feet that no serious damage
was dono by Its kicks, although It
had tho Salem habit. As soon as the
other men of the shop oxtrlcnted Mr.
Jorgenson from his perilous position
ho was sent home la a cab. Fortu
nnfntv thn infarioft hav proven to
be Just bruises, and the veteran horse
shoor will bo able to resume wont in
n day or so. Tho cayuso Is shod,
and healthy.
JOHN SAVAGE SR.,
PASSED AWAY
...vj
. ..$y
.$12
:.121-2c
19c
..23c
Lace and
Embroidery
Soon be mnklng-up senton wheii
you will nuud lticos and ombrold
orlos In qunntltlos. Now's tho
time to mako your selection
Your savings will be very groat
If you buy (hiring thla salo.
Reduced One-third
Silk Organdie
Pretty silk organdies in light
and dark colore, In plaid style,
rhi-rk, dot and figures; worth up
to 05c a yard,
Moving salo
18c,
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6 A
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jonA
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Cleanup
on Footwear
Brokon lines of men's and worn
ou's high grado shoes at groatly
reduced jirlcos
$3.00 and $3,50 kid patont and
doml-brlght shoe forr rj rQ
womon'a woar J)Cu
$3.50 famous Plngroo mado shoos
for woinon, re-nd-t- a
Justmont salo fO I J
$3,50 valuos In men's shoos In a
lino variety; salog.,)
price 4C.O J
25c shoe polish; sold overywhero
at tho uniform price, 25c,
re-adjustniont salo. . . .
Tho be--known pioneer of tho
immigration of 1S46 loft this world
today at 12:30, after an illness of
about throe months' duration John
Savage, Sr. Ho lived to bo 81 yoars
old tho lGth of last Soptombor, and
has been confined to his room for
about a year. His last visit to this
city was on December 15, 190C. Ho
lived near Salem on his donation
land claim almost continuously since
tho day of his arrival, September 11,
1846. and few mon woro better
known, had moro frionds or a bigger
hoart than "Undo" John Savage.
Ho was a nntlve of Coshocton
county, Ohio, born Soptombor 1C,
1820, and wont to Michigan in 1829
wHh his pnronts, and loft with thorn
for Oregon, March 18, 1S4C. His
llrst wlfo was Ithoda Presley, mnr
rlesl in tho fall of 1S50. To thorn
woro born eight children, flvo living,
Mrs. W. G. Evans nnd Mrs. Kllza
Keppingor, of nrooks; O. O. Savago,
and Mrs. Ella Byrne, of Salem, nnd
Mrs, L. T. Olonson, of Oervnls. Up
married again In 1871 to Mrs. Elea
nor llerrln, who survivos him. Do-
ceased had no church connection,
but was a mombor of tho Masonic
ord or. Ho loavos niilte a nronorty.
and was a succossful business man In
nil that ho undortook. Ills funornl
will bo hold from his lata homo noar
tho fair grounds on Saturday at 11 n.
in. Burlnl In tho family lot In Rural
cometory.
o
(United Prosa Leased Wire i
Stanford University, Cay., jan 2,
jujmu is uesuneu to master tU
Pacific, according to the view of th
situation taken by Professor p t
Treat. ' J-
Professor Treat mado this state
mont In tho course of n lecturo de
orod by him last night on th0 j,,t '
of Japan. n
"If geography means anything
he snid, "It tolls us that the iiw,.'
rt Tnnnn Is t ri mrtstn... . '
cine." n'
Earthquake in Italy.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Regglo di Calabria, Italy, jan 2J
A strong onrthquako shock w4
fek, In this provinco todaj'. The ter.
rlflod pooplo rushed from their homei
io mo open noius or iook reftlgo In
nonrby subterranean grottos. x0
losa of life has been reported.
Spldci Clia-scd a Man.
A story Is told by an exnloror ft.
a largo and Herco South American
spiuor wiucn cnasea men if they
como too noar Its lurking places. On
oneoccasion ho was pursued by one.
"Riding at an easy trot over the dry
grass," ho writCB, "I observe
pidor pursuing me, leaping swiftly
along and keeping up with m
broast. 1 aimed a blow with my
whip, and ho point of the lain
struck the ground closo to It, when It
Instantly loaped upon and ran up the
Insh nnd was actually within threo
or four inches of my hand whim I
Hung tho whip from mo. "London
Standard.
15c
PERSONAL MENTION
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t'llllllllimiHiHHH-t.,
GITY NEWS
X e-wi
A ColWtlon of ImiMiiunt I'r X
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awuy. while the othw side sots forth
that tho soil bus bn damaged by
pllw of gruvtl which havo boon d-
loMtd by tho changed curront.
Tho lht Clituui
To got a reiluetlaN
In uiMod4i
Tl M?i'ii fl0,rlYricl,t''rHtl" t h t Tho Prleu Show Qol mor.
"'T i in- huio emly Ratnrdnv n bIiL
Wrnthrr
Octanlonnl
day,
rain tonight niitl !Y.
Karrlapj I.liirut
tho totiQwiug Mrrlsi 1Iw.hm
lw. agtvl as, and MlajiJi Hnrta,
as! 33. bMb Qt U)U tjtg, i.Kr
Ombor, wltnew,
Tlio Prloo Kho Ct'
nig clnraH mIi mmo hiu.i.v
night at iiHty
lrmKry Owwwm CIM
Prlrty wmhi nm n,, MtJ
brldg. mHlH Umi ibjir ptnimlr
btu b dKKa h, Um eofeitm
llOtt if tko UMR IN I bo Mr4Hi,
Aaulng tho Um) t4 ib rmk u,
ChfcUK o.i uh ,4 0( ,he ,rf4m
Jironwly otvH tlit tB4r kind
bH ikjHintHt
Aihrrtlnliig DiHiu't Piiy
Mnybw not, but If you'll notlao It's
14 mm who advertise thHt Uav the
J big btMlHtMM. JuMruiU tootils ur.t n
wi intmmn mm- h his rTnk
Tin) I.iM
Witfk etUwUt redMoUoH wli m
TIm lrlc $km Co'a tter.
Dwm thu Public Ufil Um IcaU?
OI OMW Uwy da. Wkat w u
data Mtjw. A JowMkl IocmI U Ut
at taiUnic vnmn you mum
m U tea aImmm mm gooil UIm
ye lav i Ml.
IM. Ctdi'inmt ttoitot lliut .
Uf. Jka Ottoman, of Wtllwtte
l'UMUy. Uft yr4y for Trai-.
Nw York, th a mil rMwlN for
vl wmU on bualne Ur Col
wh Illumes to tk Trov roufrfe
night jwonilse to be a battle royal
Th local player have ben prfiotle-'j,, M9j,8ma
tho doctor resided bofore coming to
Salem to 4nku up the work o( the
school. Ho Is said to bo n prohablo
auecwMiful candidate for one of tho
bishopries, which will be given at
tho oouforeaov which will toon meot
In Baltimore.
Dr. OotoniRR made a fsrewoll sd-
drew yeabrrdnv In ahanal tn Um .tn.
donu, who hndo him an affeetlonnt.,,rI,r,ato harmonlow.
gWHlbye. Dr. Coleman's value as an
arum worker for "Old Willamette" IVtltloii of Hood District .NX I
eHHot be overlooked. ad his aor
vlew !h brlaglng the school to a
tfablo UaanrUI ImsU Is auHreiatl
hr tk taoueamls of friend of the
iKtttkuUOH..
A. L. Patton, of Marlon, was
tho city yoetorday on buslnoss.
A. E. Lewis, of Mehama, transact-
oil business in the city yesterday.
O. P. Torroll, oftor visiting In tho
city, left last evonlng for his home
Ing hard for the past several weeks.
and feel that not even the strong ag
gregation of the Dallas college can
tlffiNU them on their own Hoor. Tho
WilltuueUo student will bo In at
tomlauoo at the gamo in a body, nd
will koeji tho atiuoephoro full of ap-
A petition ehcuttl by tho residents
of road district No. 4, mm of Salem,
aaklwg for county aid Has been Mod
witr the couMy court. Tho action
of Ue eourt on the petition will da-
! whether or aot a a)Hrotiri.
tlON Will lilt IHHilu far tlia lninini,u.
of tho GaniOM ltoad.
Xiv Custoiuiu
Aro what you whm. If a Joujpual,
"" i aovorai ntw eauiin
eto, look what It mmu. A sMlanttl ills ug Umkon
brlnssj kutiiujw.
t you to taUtfy Utetu.
The Ntuwt l4ilutI)
It U uu
WlHlo aUwvorlog to repair h trol
toy wiro, wutou w down for a eon
t4toroto dtaunoo. on the Orogoa
Htoeirto road newr WHeonviila. v .
Superlitteudont Jamoa of tho peni
tentiary left this morning for Port
land on buslines.
C. H. Dowtes, of Montana, nftor
vlnltlng relatlvos In Brownevlllo, nr-
rlveil in the city this morning to
visit hla brothor-n-law, L. P. Brown.
Mtos Mary Kaisor left this morn
ing for Portland, whoro she will visit
for a short time.
Alox. LaFollette, after visiting In
the dty, left this morning for his
homo in Brooks.
Coroner A. M. dough ban return
ed from a busineen triu ovor th
Oregon Blootrio to Porttond.
DIED.
COONSE. At tho homo of his s!8.
tor, Mrs. T. B. Jonos, corner of
Commorclnl and Contor streets,
Thundny afternoon, January 23,
1908, at 12: 10 o'clock, Phillip
Murray Coonso, ngod G5 year, of
stomach trorablo.
Mr. Coonso was born in Missouri
nnd crossod tho plnlns In 1S52 with
his pnronts, who sottlod In Marlon
county nenr Gervals.
Ho has evor slnco been a resident
of this county. Ho sorvod in the In..
dlan wars in Comnnnv G. nt Fort
Vnncouvor, and was wounded in 1861
by Indians.
Of tho immodlato family ho leaves
a wife and flvo children, nil of whom
roslde in Orogon.
Tho funornl will bo conducted
from tho Jonoa roaldonco Frldar.
January 2-1, at 12:30, by Rev Ar
nold, of Brooks. Interment In the
Claggot comotery.
iwivimsiTv wi.vs
OX THE TOSSVI.
Salem Fence Works
Headquarters for Woven Wire
Fcuclng.
Netting, Pickots, Gates, MuitholJ
Hoofing, P. & B. Ready Roofing
All at lowest prices.
CHAS. D. MULLIGAN
Successor
WALTER MORLEY.
H50 Court St. Salem. Ore.
Sr
Boston Hoojrtowb Taffy M Un tfrt,r coming one of tho men ws
w of ih M . hurch. lb which pUt
Dependable
Sho?s . . . .
knoekeii from
ww broke.
tk car and his log
Sm flni. U,iiii.., ci
" ,... ai.uws fc ..
1 ail heurhta. Wj rlno. J)te s r3 . "
Prton SImm Co. i S4MI CwMlMMr Martin 1
I Ol h bWHtoat BMtt Ih Siilaui uuiw
I lK after tho rMtalri r ik. ..'.iu. '
- -w-m w iw iu
imvvm.TKV, a at yow. if JOu wsnt
yuh shoos you may depend apou
Inning thorn hore, Whhr styitoh
r not. you wax roty npon vo thing
thy w worthx. tteoemtahie. and
me a latfo hnsinven tht our
i" ao nMtloiMhly "right
.... are a w nntelnlly inviting
m nwr slum. ur. Duuaw
n iuj. ..-v.-.
VkL b!u.hr, i..,k. ' w ..m." TT7 "" w" .
MnL wuu,m 7Zir, J' WR. TV. SnUUo for
HU toton.f - sT' ,r " ! Walkover shos ,n
m unit Bwt or Jiil! :: .. !L.a,n w iv. .
t.ornoiay. m !, All work gwraB.
TliMVliihwrti
Tho iian ho yelbj toto well
Aboni tho tootto ho hM to toll,
Will nrvwr ronn Um nibjnty dollar
Uko ho n wmo ritmfct a tree
n4 holtovn.
SaM wtoo MM MM LhU. m at
I Tho Journnl loenjn eojry U ow ffjr
you.
Ciiihioa for id, at s J
Mwtlllg ltHHlUjl
T UftUc' AW Sottoty of
th
.wbpi iMuongfM nrinT the recont
ntortne. umi ropnlrini tho stmts.
IlrMaen hnro boon romilrod t Croin
nam Twtmn stroott, Turner road,
finnh atroit . North Summer. INm &i
tm Twtjr.irth streu. Thla worn
IMC Mr. Martin stnrtod ki .
aUtag gravel to ropnlr tho chuck
tow otoeos on Twooiy-ftret strott
In tevktn to a. Journal rooorter
)m TOninn Mr. Xortisi uu w.
Anal that gravel scraped the road
The atUimty-ieneral has fli an
opinion giving the state wnlvorsltv
advooato the right to file the first
argmuent for distribution 'to voters
by the secretary of state. The mat
tor of tho form of title will bo ar
gutd bofore Judgo Onllowny next
TueoOay at s B, w,
o .
Klks, Attoiitiou
like winhinfj to Invtte friends to! 29
ooial ateHoa tonight, leave namw
kh . J. U4sg.
STARR PIANO
m HIGH CLASS GOODS
I GEO. r. WILL
PlPnfjonalttMlMH
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Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society
Prank Meredith, Resident Agent
Office with Wm. Brown & Co., N
Commercial street.
Mm, U. K. IHUW. 4tl OattAM ,r
on Janunir 11. Usoteod of Jo u.
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SALEM SHOE STORE, W Mapicihoe
"uoirtic.si, SAIEM. OREGON
" , ji r r r: r" "' "
-i!r-f J5i srs"5 r:zTi
mtxmi with mud thm it wnehos awny
amj sonvpn tpo rood In a worso on
lUon thnji when it wm thrown on.
y will hul tho tmv fM w
vivmr, which is tho Hnnnont and mom
HORN'.
OWnWS At the family residence,
rnor of Broadway and Elm
strnoU, Sunday, January n. 190S.
lA lx ou.I f r,
- .-.. mm ,un. ueorge uwaaa, i
goore Weet Ownas.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K, FORtt
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Sa'em.Or
?
i new today!
tfBBaMllnM'
m-Q
WIllMHMttO . IMil
Tho ho)3noji fnnn will n tro.nn onevvwiitnt crawl oi..i..w,.
to som mm um t I
g In ho 'varatir KrmnoitiM whU .Nairuwlr AxtUii.si c.,,... i,
a Dalian folios ih - .T7 Ira Jo.. 1 . J" ?
WlltoV aoptlt ,n S. !!.. who 7Z
sjeontont cW th. . wtwow," , Junt north ol tho Uurm,
iwi i wo toasnn. u ..... ..... .. 'on' tmj i ...
tui fcoUiTk. .. :: T wm u"-..: .T '" -iy nsrapM .
"- sjssj bjbm WT-M t n, r. - i.u A mjammen IJUnVV nt I . I
! UHm Iblo. Qu, .u.rZ wfctinp aheoing aZr tT!I . - man who given waat h
gnsne tomorrow Wghtened. and in some .iT1 Ia a way nobody wants.
j -w lork Sua.
MARRIRD.
aRAiJt-.HARRlS. At th min.
m ronUoneo. Salem, Oregon,
Wedaeodny ovonlng, January S2,
!. by Row P. s. Kiur r.
MI Orahor to Miss Mlnniolfar-
rw. both of Salem.
Mr. Oraotr Is a member of the
m of Brow & Ornher. woll driU-
eoanrnotora. Thoy will ro
h4o nt tWir homo la itiAiui or.
erlttott. "u
A Brutal IVjflnltion.
Knltkor Want Is a uiiiiBt,.
Ml? """'
ram, and th
For Sale Best quality cord wood
Phone 1417 or 1283. Downing t
Eoff i-r.-tf
For Sale Ravornl hniiKna In SaUB.
and farm 'ands at a bargain. CP
Ital National Bank. 6-1-eod-
For &ik Tho buildings now ote
Pled by the Rex Photo Stud
and Miss A. M. Woloh on Con
atreot. Roo R. P. Bolso, room U
Broyman block. l-22-3t
For SaIos aores two miles so
of Salem, on Liberty road, caw
n wire fonoo all arouad ?
now houso and furniture; nt ,t
UuKdlngs; three doien cbu-k
Q. V. Flosher. Salem, route '
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