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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY If), 1508.
288 DOZENS
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Ms for Misses
Ijw iMpmeat of tho very
dtj'jfj na wyra JU8V 1U
fHCcabasen, Brown, Dim,
i,(0te!tr Wipes nna cneciw.
.(tiWWaisIs
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htwCobrt Street wjnuow
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$1,25 each
Ml Paris laces
tlHit'fnl collection of pat-
itarMtd to odor at on
Scj of thorn arc worth
&d! a rard and somo of
in'.e n.ucs. Tho entire
i ti offered at
Ik a yard
Menial laces
jr :;ie t patterns for the
ilzt Most of them are
i now but the entire
garbled to sell nt
lie special
lilacieies laces
U".ei of new laces In the
:uuy pa'terng chnracter-
1(1 1 is g'-ade goods
5c a yard
k Torchon laces
Uiii ihoMng of values
V a Til! far nn1-
5c a yard
srtealherbloom Petlicoats
81 RR
pincci fabric made up In
y-.i fi.wy ruffled, shirred
ta:l coilerjk.rtJ
fcU':? Creeu Croam. Red,
Mnd mown colors,
Reliable Up-todate Merchandise
New goods aro coming la every cay and thoy bespoak tho slogan
of this storo, '"Wo get tho boBt tho market affords." Thoro In no ex
aggeration about our advertisements, overy statement is backed up
with tho goods. If we offer an artlclo at a special Balo for one day
only wo do it in an honest, upright manner and it is invariably a bar
gain worthy of your investigation.
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Corset Cover and Flouncing
Embroideries 25c up
A 27-inch flouncing for 50c a yard with bands to match at tho
samo price Corset cover ombrolderlos such as you pay 3Cc and 40c
for Is offered by us at
25c a yard
New Dress Goods
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quiff kr
Wool Peaii de Soie
A vory serviceable fabric mado
by Head's In Philadelphia.
Our price $1.35 yard
Corduroy Suitings
A light weight wool fabric of
tho Chiffon batiste family, mado
by Rlnloys of Bradford, England,'
swings , beautifully, does not
wrlnklo or sag. Drown, Dluo nnd
Gray colors.
90c and $1.25 yard
Wool Taffeta
A fabric which Is handled ex
tensively by Arnold Constablo In
tholr Now York liouso.
Our price $1.00 yard
Cream Serge, Panama, Readonna Crepe, Etc.
New Shipments of Spring Weaves Are Now In
J. L. STOCKTON
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ill CAMM BLOCS My,
Men's Cravenettes and
Overcoats Reduced
Every ono of our flno hlgh
grado coats is offered at a big
sacrifice.
$10.00 values $7.or;
112.50 values 90.00
$15.00 valuos 911.00
$10.50 valuos $1.1.1:0
$18.00 values 91.H5
$20.00 values $11.05
$22.50 valuos 817.BV
Men's Socks3 pairs
for 25c
Dlack and tan cotton sock mado
of heavy hard-twisted yarn. Will
wear as well ns 25c values, but aro
not finished as well.
Ladies'- Shoes
Patont Colt Gibson with thrcj
buckles '...53.50
Boudoir bedroom slipper in rod,
blnck and tan. With fancy
p"ou-pou 51.25
Gun metal pomps ....s.2.50
Dongoln Princess, for old ladies,
now $2.00
The Bonita Shoes for Baby
Mado of soft kid tops trimmed
in ribbon, soft. soles
' 50c and 85c a pair
Heavy Duck
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Wo havo Just rocelvod a big
shlpmont of hoavy tout and draper
duck.
GO-lnoh, 12 ounce.
IS-lnclf, 13 ounco.
36-lnoh, 10 ounco.
40-Inch 11 ounce.
29-Inch, 8 ounce.
65-inch, 18 ounce, No. C.
Just received from tho factory,
two hundred and eighty-eight dozens
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of 'Siimml't" shirts for mon and boys
and thero aro moro on tho way. Wo
.. , buy our shirts direct from tho fac
tory at tho lowest spot cash Drlco,
thus wo aro ab'lo to glvo our custom- '
era tho vory host valuos for their
money.
50c Shirts
At this popular prlco wo carry a
very extonslvo lino of men's luavy
i ' 4 work shirt?, also tho lighter and
moro drossy ones at tho samo prlco.
In our $1.00 to'll.GO grades wq
are showing extra good valuos In
orsam, plain white, tan and colors.
Men's Night Shirts of muslin or
hwvy outing flannol at
50c to $1 each
Men's Fancy Vests
Our Spring shlpmont of Men's
Fancy Voats aro boatttloe.
Prices $1 and up
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trs'z&ds pz4St uwafe
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burn; Katlo U. Sholley, Stayton; j Mitchell, Salem, Ellzaboth Walker,
Mrs. Maud Smith, Aumsvlllo; Currlo,Mnr,oni V A. Pattorson, 8lom;
SEMENTS
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Tlt Wharfs a
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noUe, mat.
"Kaooa and evwlng
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:k and Mondur ..'
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JT! rteclta.
C4"kHwaowM
Pd an order to sell porsonaU proper
ty and to sot aside exempt proporty
to the widow.
The ostato of CaroIIno Dane was
wound up Monday with the approv
al of the final account of tho admin
istrator, Prod Hurst.
Tha final account of tho ostato of
Jacob Stauffer was approved and tho
wtate, valued at S.817.45, was or
derod distributed.
Casslmoro .Lorance. administrator
of the estate of Valentine Dencer.
was granted an order for sale of the
real property. '-
Tho final account in the estate of
Christine Will was filed by tho exec-
uiora Aionaayr
Mary Oswald, axaautnr nt tha na.
rcUai .k n.. ilM of Bernard Oswald, was cranted
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- ni BVeaiar I .i w6 uou jnuiiuii- -
I ,ul ' i. ofSrl u,wn Rnyer. administrator of
'WiT '" lb " cU' Mr Ith tt 0f John D8n''. was SrMt
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ty and set aside nrouerty exemnt
f'ai txeeutlon.
1 Oeorg w. KHlskt has quRUAKl ,
'iiwUr a bond Of $f.0Q0 as adnilnls
frtor of the ettMe of John Whitney
K N. BrtoksoH. J. C. Waraoek and i
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' praieors la h eaute of Sieri Sir.-
em- ru' ,lld tlt Uoad qf A. O. Unflott.
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has been ap-
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!,.Vitt 'or ta. .i'tta. Oseer. HenrleUa aad Thar-
'll,1,rdkoas.!,0 Storaaali. minors, furalshed a
the win of $80Q.
T will of Aad raw K. High da
. was admUtad U nrobat.
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lr, T Mir Jtrertatlou)dmi,ll4rtMP' wa approvt
i a 1 rtr,trs w- OiM)s, who has
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"AILMOXY GRANGE
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'Hi u rua nr . aHy' eb 16 (Special.) A
Mlrtl U Krt I ' eathusasc meeting of Har-
0By grange bns Just closed, a goo J
attendance with sevoral visitor from
neighboring granges being prosont.
C. L, Shaw, overseer of tho state
grango and Inspoctor of this district,
was also in attendance. A rousing
roaolutlon was pastod unanimously
Indorsing Statoment No. 1, and
avowing Intention to work agaliut
all candidates who refuso to sub
scribe to It, and resolving "That wo
mentally plodgo oach other to use
all honorablo means to defeat any
and all candidates for tho legislature
who refuse to publicly pledge them
selves to this proposition, or in any
manner equivocating by giving a
moanlngless pledge, wMoh can be
construed differently from tho broad,
and simple plodgo of supporting the
people's choice for United States
senator." and indorsing tho action of
Blue Mountain grango throughout
on the Statoment No. 1 Brother
B. C. Roberts, county fruit Inspoctor,;
gave a good talk along horticultural I
line whloh was timely. Brother C ,
L. Shaw gave a short talk on "Good '
of the Order," and kindred topics. I
Nearly all Joined In dUeuealng sev
eral farm topics; a mirth provoking
solo by Brother K. C. Roberta to-1
gather with other songs, aad reelta-J
tlons daly Interspersed made ibis I
oae of our sueeeeaiui meeuugi.
Brother and Stater G. D. Harris of
Crawford grange was of great assist
ance, and their talks were Interest
lug and well received.
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New Corporations,
Barnard & Barnard; principal of
flee. Portland. Oregon; oapltal stock.
$80,000; incorporators, Newell
Barnard, Lewis Barnard aad J. C
Flanders.
Tillamook Electric Light & Fuel
Company; principal office. Tillamook
City, Oregon; capital stock. $15,000.
Incorporators. Charles I. Clough, A
v. Case and Henry Crenshaw.
Tho Third Baptist Church of
Portland; principal office, Portland,
Oregon; capital stock, $8000; incor
porators, O. E. Jamison, William
Turner and C. H. McCulloch.
N. Belknap, Gorvals; Walda Brandt,
Sllvorton; J. II, McDonald, Wood
burn, No. 1. Tho successful appli
cants for third grade papora were:
Elbort L. Powoll, Salem, No. 8; Jos.
Rlpp, Sublimity; John Cnvltt, Salem,
No. 2; Jossle ProbHt, Salem; Hostor
Poyroo, Macleay; May Yoder, Hub
bard; Dolly S. Huglll, Noblo; John
O. Page, Maoleay; Edward Drako,
Salem; Ward Flshor, Salem; Juh. M.
Park, Dodge; Paul W. Mlllor, Salem;
W. C. Gnunt, Gorvnlu; J. A. Hewitt,
Salem; Agglo Alford, Salemr Cath
erine Morltz, Jefferson;
Edith A. Swabb, Salem.
X-RAYS.
Thero woro representative horfl
from all parts of tho valley last
night, and a goodly delegation from
Portland, and they nil wore tho
boostor brand and 'oar marks.
Thoio simigglod goodti found In
ai..... t.i Slinnf'u hdiiKd. did not count bomuiBO
.'twins, uviiiiiduu, oiimii r. i ' - -'
Powoll, Jefferson; Ornco Lick, Salem. I Hio lirlilu was going to tako them
Thoso taking tho examinations for bnck to Franco, anyway.
stato papors will not know the re-
Certlllrates IhsutMl -
The county superintendent of
schools has Issued teachers certifi
cates to the following successful
competitors In the examination con
ducted in tho Methodist church dur
ing tho last three days of last week;
Jennie M. Jackson, Woodburn; Win.
M Sanders, Woodbtirn; Eloanor I.
Mack, Jefferson; D. J. Stelner, Prat-
urn Madary O'Flylng, Salem Sec
ond rade certificates were mude out
for the following- Viola Grlbble.
An ra. Belle R Bonno, Wood-
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suits of tholr tost until March 20.
Following aro tho candidates: Mabel
Muldrlck, Canyon City; Blnnche
Small, Monmouth; Loreuo A. Pnrkor,
Salem. No. 3; Edna A. Savage, Sa
eom; Ethel Darby, Salem; Lorn M.
Fastabond, Salem; Selma E. Norborg,
Salem; John A. Hogg, Jr., Salem:
Mario Khmer, Salem; Edith G. Camp
bell, Salem; Llzzlo M. Schwartz, Sa
lem; J. J. Clark, Scotte Mills; Slyvla
W. JonoB, Gorvnla; BosbIo Frogloy
The reports of the board of oharl
tlCH of Portland shows that for ovory
dollar given It for tho bonuflt of the
poor, the board paid out 86 cents for
salaries and I ft cunts for charity.
Tho startling part of this statoment
Is tho fact that 15 conta on tho dol
lar roachod Its original 'destination.
Some Other lloontei
Sixty young mon, representing tho
Methodist, Baptist, Congregational,
Salem; Alma E. Pohle, Salem; Ellen and Prosbytorlan churches, will moot
A. Nelson, Salem; Mary M. Hoist, and banquet at tho Y. M. t. A. room
Salem. Eva J Sat ago, Salem. F M 'at C 30 o'llock this evening
Graber Bros.
LIME AND SULPHUR SPRAY
DEPENDABLE BRAND
Manufactured by Gideon Stolz Company, Cor. Mill and Summer Sts
SALKM, OKKfiON PHONE, MAIN 20.
Wo guarantee this spray to be a strictly pure Hino and sulphur
solution, test 2b to 31 Uaume.
For sale by I'liKTCIIKIt &HYKI), I). A. WHITE Ji KON8, TILL.
SON H CO., II. I. filLHHKT & CO. AM) AT I'.(TOHY.
pilfo $s jU .f-r bat re!, $1 "u cridif fr barrel. If returned
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will give prompt attention
to all orders, guarantee ou
work; to give satisfaction anl
to be up to the sanitary stand
ard. WE WILL IIB PLEASED TO
GPi'E ESTIMATES ON
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Liberty
street, back of Barr's Jewelry
Store. Phono 550.
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Now is the time to place
your order for anything
needed in our line for
spring planting. Such as
Walnuts, Apples, Cherries, Prunes, Plums,
Peaches, Shade Trees Ornamental Shrubs, Roses
Our Ornamental Department is the largest and
most complete on this coast. If you need anything in
our line 'phone Main 75 or address
OREGON NURSERY CO.,
Salem
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