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DAILY CAPITA Ij JOURNATj, SALEM, OREGON,
An
Opportunity
To Buy
EMBROIDERIES
nanannB 1 A? t - 'J
For the making-up season at prices that cannot fail
to please you as this sale embraces our
ENTIRF STOCK OF EMBROIDERIES
In all wanted widths and newest and prettiest pat
terns, Hundreds of yards ready for your choesing:
REDUCED 25 TO 50 PER CENT
Silk Waists
mid
$3.34
i
il In plain color, plaids
checks In nowcnt stylos.
$5.00 value
Moving Balo
0.00 values
Moving Balo
Children's Coats
In tilnln colors, plnldn, utrlpos,
ohcnka and mlxtureo in newest
styles lros range from 0 to 14
yoam. , Reduced to
HALF PRICE
Muslin Underwear
Consisting of gowns, drawgrs
aa)l corsot eovora, beautifully
made. IAco and embroidery
trimmed, Reduced
ONE THIRD
Children's Hose
Children's cashmere and cot
ton how, sites 4 to 0, In colors
blnck, rod, pink, blue und tan.
V.
Regular 3 Go value
Moving Bale
15c
VEILS
Veils and veilings In chiffon
net In pjnln , colors, polka dot,
rings, etc,, In whlto, blnck, gray,
blue, pink. t
Rain Coats
26o values
Moving Bnlo
60c vnlnoe
Movlnj? Balo
fl.00 voluoo
Moving Bnlo
?1.25 values
Moving Sal a
13c
25c
63c
PILLOW TOPS
Hmbroldored pillow tojid ready
for tho cushion In cross ml toh
nnd embroidery, In now nnd p rut
ty designs.
$1.76 values '
Moving Balo
$2.00 valuco
Moving BnJo
13.00 values
Moving Htlo
$4.00 vnluou
Moving Bnlo ........
51.17
1.31
1.67
2.00
Handsome, warm nnd stylish.
Ono good thing about this store,
your poclcotbook Is always wife
from fakes. Your pleasure In buy.
Ing Is part of your profit.
$12.00 voluos
MovinK Bnlo .
$15.00 values
Moving Balo .
$18.00 valu
Moving Sale
$7.00
9.00
12.00
Percales
Good percolos, 28 Inohos wide,
In medium nnd dark shades In
rod, blue, gray In stripe, dot
nnd floral designs.
Regular lUo grade
Moving Bnlo
814c
t
xd
Tftl
eii&iA
sS,
m avc cwe?ATZD
scnA
Men's Gloves
An assortmont of Dion's mocha
nd kid gloves Mn light nnd daric
tnn, light and dark brown.
Rogu'nr $1.C0 values
Moving Solo
$1.15
Cleanup
on Footwear
Hrokon lines of mon's and worn
on'g high grade shoes at grontly
reduced prices
$3.00 and $3.50 kid pntont nnd
deml-brlght shoes forfr )f
women's wear 40C
$3.50 famous Plngreo mndo shoes
for women, re-ad.-
Justmont Bnlo !J)j5 I J
$5.60 values in mon's shoes In n
fine variety; Balo. ??
prlco 36OD
25c shoe polish; sold every whoro
at tho uniform price, 25c,
ro-ndjustmont snlo 1 DC
n'kckwkaiiI
A lino of mon's fnnoy nockwenr
n bow tie in nil wanted shades
nnd colors, .-
Regular 50c vnluos ZtfC
IMIIMIIMinnitHHMH 0 and J. over Fry's drug store. Office
city news;
! A Collection of Important For- ' '
; agrsplwt for Your Coiiiiderntlaii ! ',
imiiniiiiiiiiiiiini
tin
Wittier.
Fair tonight ami Kuitdny, routln
nrd colder.
I
Wo Want
Two ton of hlukanj daxt wwU.
Capital OoHimtttaluu OtDiPftny. Phoim
179. tf
Aothr Uiipnuioitiu't'atdivr-
HhtTirt . T. MeCtoURfttU tf
DouhIms MHNty, nrriHM im t olej'
hot eviMiHK. wiik V. M. Datl.
houwre. a uogro. wh wi$ wl&vljiwy
Of burglary Ih Itmdlnirg ahd &!
tPBCl to servd thryan mn
4eneo In tho pulteiUry. Rarltf
MoblolUn loft iku lBernlHg fr lrV
land, wlure a will (rtitat 1mIimim
boforo rrturHlHg t kU bom
TIioiium HOrtdhijj l(ntc
The nppraUors of thli wtat hav
filtM an iHvtory with tu Mrln
county' eort nawtng prprty rlH
A Itnluctlon in lrbiw-
Of ab wvod ban bOH mad Wy
ihe BpikllHK lAMtHit GAIHHaNV
lrlea $) ami IS U k lad A dto.
count of tfe r kmii M 4toi or-
dr. iaitt
Moto
FIUhk rig r tb Wi uM tb
ehtwt A lug ftvtM mmM. OmI
and ih tbM. Owm UimIIMs.
lW-ltg Xlh Your Ct"lKi'
Va wm a tiu Jam OytsUl
CowwUUo 0. Phlwt IT. U
Thw w u urn t a n'
enrd 11k. uS Hm OIb
WwnWi rHtf al 6ttmc mi.
Yiwt KltlKMt-
NarHt Klw mM (m- ebK
1T r it
Ia rouHHsj bU jwotwo in $m
a4 Va ok4 aa c la nxwi
hours. 12 in to p. in 3-1-lm
To hear Oplu Head at the Chris
tlnn church tonight.
""
HiMtr
Opl Hnd, tho great lexituror at
tho Ohrlstlau ohuroh tonight,
Hliortlmnd Ooun.v
A now olasa In shorthnnd wilt be
oomnuuiovd ut tho Capital Dullness
Colloge on Monday. Fobrunry 3. 8ov-
oral nxpMt to water then, nnd It U
hoped that all who Intend to begin
a ahartkund oourse soon will arrange
to ner ut this time. l31,3t
Marrlitgi' I.lwnw
Tho follvwlag warrlngti llotata
waa ImuikI tkl wonUHg; Krak
Van 1aok, afttHl la, ami Mary M.
llAHtoM, agd l, bath af lb(s alt)
l U Fraslir wltna,
Uple HeMd-
WMH gtra tbe foartk wOMtAlMiNiMtt
la tb klgfc sabMl lltttrnry at tb
CkrtettftH tkntth iHlxkt
The flrt ft a twvkM af dnnqi will
mm $iwh in vaa isik aaii uu wm
wm&r vtiuc. Fbrtiary I, b- Um
AteAMUl) ClaW. of tkU oil)-.
Ihineml of Mr. IIJkU
Tbc farat asrvtMS ever tk lU
Mr A mm IUkM will b dMtd
tnm ta Cagh HHtltrtkiaK wurkm
Monday, February 3. st S ft. m. Tb
bHty wU b ablvl U Nw'biK tmr
MttrMMttt.
U tb UaU4 St4UW 1 bftai Um
Qhristtea timnk tMrtbt: ba mm aa4
Call
AMI ' M abow yon tb aJRA'
Um ft lb mm mi U.I.
lilW UMMUbTMU
CmjwiUi May Comblit
ThV to a MN4lly j lb U. &,
jHxH WtM-ki orruUftH. rva-wOy
mm m Um Wliim
nt JHUuU..g la tM ajat ftmr.,
will a' ttUl ato. f tM $i.ftM
I IHfll, with Mr F t
a trust Tbe bcfttrs aa4
Mockboldcr o far aproAbe4
favorab to tbe itfViiltloa
ADDITIONAL SOCIAL
(Coutlnuod from pnge five.)
TniclicnO nmlnntJonn. I
N'otko la hereby given that ha
County Superintendent of Marlon ;
county will hold the regular oxain
Inatlon of appllwuu for tnto and rw. Vu ItnttTtalntHl.
county paper at tho First Methodist Mrs. Itollln K. FnKe was hostow
ohuroh. Salem. Oroeon. oa follews: . at u dellchtful "Ron" nnrtv m v.
tordny afternoon at nor resldonct,
uoiiinumeing wiMiiesony. reuru- corner of Fourteenth and Chomokota
ary 12. l'JOS. nt 9 o'olock n. m., ami r4. Frlies wore oaptAirod by
oontlwilng until Saturday FebrunryjMrs. C. L. Dick, first, and Mrs. R. II.
15, 1908. at i p. m. fliloutton. seeond. Six tables were
Voduottli.yIionmahlna history. jplaywl, oh whloh the rofreahments
HialUng, physical geography, rendwere afterwarde twvfd. Mm. Page
IHK. uayoholaKy. waa aalaed by Mn. J. N. Smith.
Thursday WrtUea arlthmotlo.'Mi'iw Ityth Oateh and Mbw Hlisabetb
tueary of leaching. giwmNar. book-,iArd.
keoplMg. pbyaltti, oivll gniN-ament.
Friday Physiology, gaagraphy.
muupoaiUoa, algitbra. Itegltob liter
atare. SalMrtla' -Hotaay, plan gtwm
try, Kaaentl hbrtory. ttebaol law.
INtr Ctninty 1'ihis.
Ihip Year Party.
Maeh laUrwt le tnrtag taken la
tbe 4a4W tbat b to be given In the
armory Muaday, algbt, February 10.
iTbe affair lo gtvea by the following
popalar yoaaK laUes: MIsmm Mil
CemwiHMlHg WtMlMtMUy. Ktrtrary ard Turnw. lMRaaa Brown. Ger
II. 19. aXUo'ebwka. .aai- jji. KWIaga. Vino SUerman.
UNUiag Htll FrbU)', Fwbmary H,
at 4 o'eak p. w.
Wlulaj l'eMttMMialp, Utetory.
uftbagrapky, readiag, pbjrsknl gtg
rapbr. -
Tburtulay - Written aj-lthmeilo,
tkiHM-y of teaablag, nmmrnur, phy.
KMlaga. Vla SUerman.
Mabvt lJe'oag and Loulae Hoyt. The
Peer! orebMKra will faralah the
tHttsJa. '
I'b" Jll Hoiioynian,
MtaM Allaa Tbompeoa la formally
M(ruiMd a aumber of her frtwadt
laat algbt la feoaar of MIm lUth
rrWay agrahy. sebool law, Hoaoymaa of Purtlaad. who a the
HsU wmvmmmi, MagUaa lltMatuei.
J-1-llt
SiilTuriiiji and Hollars Snvnl.
It. . Uar. W MhiHIIa. N. Y.. ay,JH tSib ittwiMi at -ito
"l aw a saiiMMMr bare hflit
waay mvm mu bali by Umk-
m ArtUm SaJva It baa aarel me
anffwlM ad dottiMre It to by fac
ta boat bsevMig shItw 1 bave vae
fcNiiM Heato btsnu. uc. k)mt
frt (m, i i nan aaa ptta; tU
M J. C Perry. 4rutel.
-
Tho NKjkMleUion
bHmrly Um KIUiwmt Qraad tba
Ur. lavttw all tbe I! Moale af
Sato ! lbr etUug o MoUy,
Ibmary J. at i:l at. Tbie w
fruuiee will b free to tbe eblklrH.
Thai bwM wll always gte tbe bt
I BMtavi ptttarM &a4 UktetraUKl
nmm. Tim adattaMoR wtl ba H
etMM to all.
"aF--Sf-MV"
The lairn
Of tbe UUt Smck OMMay wttt
b treated to aiiuic twa? fut or
cbetra totaorrow algbt
gHeat af M4ao lxa Morelaad. F1e
haitdrtot wa played. aaU Ugbt re
fmtabmeau aervad. Ml Altbea
Moorea entertalavs Jmc Mtas Iloey.
The Apollo Club.
Tba Apollo eaab, tbe aew atale
eborwii nrptniat! la tkto elty reoaat-
ly. will make Its arst apearaa at
lb UoMr Clab eoftcert wbleb will
b gtvea la tbis nmw. Tbe slab Is
ntpwed of U of tbe beet vote
obialNabW ta Salem, & will dotbt-
m be a credit to tbe elty. This etc.
itjat Mtteal agrsjaiittii will abjo
appear U Abaay dwrlavg tbe Uuer
putt af tbe MMsttb tf atVvalKs
trU
Akotnubly Club IVunoti..
The AeMMfety dab, reeeatiy e
gafttafet by tbe yeag mmm af (be
OopKal CU'. wtil give a frwiea tf
thrvHi daaetM dartag tbe wlatxw. tbe
$oK af wblab will be give at tbe
Wkt.' ball aext Vedaeday e-alag
MeBtrays ortbeatra will faraub tbe
HMle. aad tbe affair will no doabt
bo very enjoyable
IiOCAL II.VSKBT
HALL CONTESTS.
Tho basketball contest between
Willamette and the Oregon Agricul
tural College, hold In the University
gymnasium, resulted In a victory for
the farmer team with a score of 28
to 13.
Albany college girls' basketba'l
team defeatod tho Salem high school
girls In a oloeely contested game
last evening In the local Y. M. C. A.
gymnasium. Score, 11 to 7.
About 30 rootorB for Albany came
to attend the games. The visitors
wore chaperoned by Miss Bradford,
of Albany, while Profopsor Lloyd
Marqitnm acted as gonoral manager
of tho gontlemon representatives of
the collogo, besides rcfereelng the
oontc-tH.
Salem high school won over the
Albany collogo boys team by the nar
row margin of ono point.
o -
$100 Reword $100.
The rondors of this paper will be
pleasod to learn thnt there Is at least
ono dreaded dlseaso that sclcnco has
be-n nblo to cure In nil Its rtages, and
that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is the only pojiUve cure now known
to tho mcdlcnJ fraternity. Catarrh
boing a constitutional disease, re
quires a constitutional treatment.
HnlVs Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal
ly, acting dlroctly upon the blood
nnd mucous surfaces of the system,
thoroby doetroylng the foundation of
tho disease, and giving tho pntlont
etrongth by building up the constitu
tion and nsslstlng nat.iro In doing
Its work. Tho proprietors hnvo so
much faith In Its curative powers thnt
thy olfer Ono Hundred Dollnrs fo.'
any ense that It falls to cure. Send
for H" t of toitlmonlals.
Atldrmw F. J. Cheney & Co., Tole
do, O.
Sold by nil druggists, 75c.
Tnko Hall's Family Pllte for con
stipation. o
Famous Actor Dead.
(t'nltod Frew Lonsdd Wlro.)
Columbin, O., Fob. 1 Donnls
0'Sulllvr.n, tho famous Irish actor,
died In tho Grant hospital today after
an operation for appendicitis.
o
The Jumping Off IJnee.
"Consumption hnd mo In Its grasp;
and I hnd almost ronohed the Jump
ing off plnco when I was advised to
try Dr. King's Xew Discovery; nnd
I want to eny right now, It savod my
lifo. Improvement began with tho
first bottle, nnd after nklng ono
dozen bottles I was n woll and hap
py man again," says George Mooro.
of Grlmesland, N. C. As a remedy
for coughs and colds nnd healer of
wonk, sore lungs and for preventing
pneumonia Now Discovery Is bu
promo. 50o and $1.00 nt J. C. Perry,
druggist. Trial bottle froc.
Personal Mention
a
C. O. Constable, who has be.-:
vwiuiiiuu uuu ew .utxiCO 'if Mi
past year and a half, has returned
this city to live. He will not rtsur
his position with tho S. P. comani
but will manage his fmilt farm
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mcivte
ln lnA Itrvjn f f 4 1 - . at.
wuu mn u") ioiiujfi ineii yoi
Chaa. McCarter of South Sn'cm, M
the post three months, left lat n'gl
for Chiiuawio, va.
AV. F. it. amun, wiio has be
confined to his homo In South
lem tho pa3t week with lagrlppo,
reported much Improved.
Misses Mary and Margaret MrDcl
aid of Albany returned to their hor
In that city Ihla morning, after
ehot visit with Mrs. Harry Crawfoi
In this city.
Frank Derby waa nmong ho
who went to Portlnnd this morn.ii
Col. L. K. Page loft this mornU
for Portland on business.
Thomas Holman fs transactli
buslueso In Portland.
Superintendent James went to tf
metropolis today on a short buslno
trip.
Miss Mary McCormlck left la
evening for Lebanon', whore she wi
visit relatives and friends over Su
day.
F, M. Pomeroy, who has been v8
King nis unugmur in inis cuy, nas rl
turned to his homo In Albany
D. T. Rnndnll, mayor of 'Wood
burn, was a Salem business vl lt
ye-orday.
L. H. Scott, a farmer of Wnplnlui
Wnsco county, has been visiting hi
brother, County Jrudgo Scott.
DIHD.
THOMAS. At tho Sntom hospital,
Friday, Jwuiary 31, 190S, at 9:30
p. nt., William Thomas, aged S7
years, of cancer of the stomach.
.Mr. Thomas has for many yoars
been a resident of this city, whore
he conducted a small fruit stand on
Commercial street. Hnd peddled fruit
oa tbe street. He was a member of
the First Christian church of this
city, and baa beoa a devout Christian
tbe greater pari of his life.
Until three weeks ago he was ab!?
to be about, aad, while enfeebled by
age aad exposure, seomed to be In
fairly good beaHb. He was taken to
tho hospital about a week ago, where
b received every attention, but was
pant medical aid.
He leaves a , Harry Thomas, cf
Sublimity, aad a daughter. Mrs.
Mell Laae. of Aberdeen, besides sev
eral ebiklrea la tha Bast.
Tbe faaeral earvlt will be held
from tbe Christina chareh Monday
at 1 p. w.. eoadaoted by tbo pastor,
D. Brrott. laterment at Woodbura
eawetery.
n
Clark lWdknup tho Victor.
Clark lletkaap won the local era
Itrtcal ooMeet la the UalveraMy
bape 1. Mr. Belknap's sMbjeet was
"Tbe Twentieth Century Stat"
The other orators and eratloas wore
as follew: U Yuaakwleb. "Child
Labor;" M. D. Sbaaks, "Utlatloa Be
twoaa Cailtal aad Labor;" H. S.
Hamlaaa. -maitteal Wroags and la-
dlvjdttal IlMDoaa(billties."
Tbe )jh1ss oa empMiUoa were
H4. Cbarlea Moary. Prof. . T.
Markuta awl Rev. Paul Handy; oa
4stverr Rev. Father More. Judge
Jb H. Seott aad ft. T. Moeeaa of
lb blind senL The. peeaidlng offi-
wr at the eeenlavg waa Mayor Geo.
P. R4r.
Daring ib evenlag Mrs. Mrale
Hag delighied the large asdloar
.ith a weal el, aad tbe Y. M. C.
A. MajukMla Clab and the Co4lege
atl e.nartet rendered Mveral excel
fcMt aaaabees.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given to all pa
ties holding school bonds No?, 1,
3, 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 nnd 10, of Fchc
district No. 4, of Douglas counti
Stato of Orogon, to present the Ban
at the banking Iioubo of the No
York Trust Company, 2C Broa
street, Now York City, N. Y, fd
payment, as lntorost will cease theri
on after tho first day of March, 1901
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, tt
31st dny of January, 1908.
J. E. SAWYERS,!
County Trousurcr of DoAiglas Counti
Orogon. 1-31-lmo;
Journal oillco omployes reprj
sntlng some 30 families rdo notbn
supplloe in Portland. They patronli
our advortlcrs. Loyalty to our hoc
people Is tho first lesson for all tri
Salemltes to learn.
ji STARR PIAN0
HIGH CLASS GOODS
t
I GEO. C. WILL
r im !
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Sod)
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent.
Oftlco with Wm. Brown & Co ,
29 Commercial street.
MONEY TO LOAI
THOS, IL FORI
Over Ladd & Bufh'a Bank, Salem, I
NEW TODAY
For Bale Several bouses In Sales
and farm 'ands at a bargain, Clj
ltal National Bank. 6-1-eod-
fitnii ? Cs4 1 ten tw)t B
Wanted A man and worcan
work on farm In Polk counti
HMr Indannndenco. Chas ( Brie
490 North Canltal street Pnoa
1407. 1-2 H 3
Sbortluind Course A new t'ass
shorthand will be cororactKi
tho Capital Business Colles
Monday. February 3. Sccral ei
pect to enter then, nnd it Is hope
tbat all who Intond to v fiin
shorthand courso soon wl 1 ar a8
to entor at this time. 1-31 -t
For SiUt Good dry wood rfcn
ijio f n rtnnnia rornf"StK
anil NMnatanth Sts 't A'
For Sale A good all-purpos mv
S yars old. and buggy A w
room hard-finished house ari iV
kU. InetallnVant plan FJqir
lsCA Sionrt slrtet. South a""-
: i
For Sale A set of nearly n" btrj
bou K-rtrt wnl RlAjle t SI
bad MiLSonablo if bought at
iil.lr.uj r n wr ?05 - 1''
iwu't Fall
n i...... n.i.. rUMiaii.ii ref.1
rur nan iihj -
denoe. cornor of Capital aJ C
ineketa streets. Good &''
chance for ono wanting to kl
first-class boarding house
Sutra forenoons at rosldn.v
CapKal street, or address M
J. Damon. ey. 2 1 u -
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