Daily capital journal., June 02, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

PAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON TUESDAV, JUNE 2. 1008
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Sparkling, glistening, brilliant white fabrics, whiter than the whitest 3
or bnow, great neaps ana uanKS.or tiie cnoicest wnite materials all in
cluded in our original white sale, at prices much lower than you pay
for poorer grades elsewhere. Considering quality no other store in the
northwest is selling as good goods for such small prices. When out of
town always insist on getting as good as can be found at this store
and you will get your money's worth.
Snowy Linens and Domestics
This department offers some unusual saving opportunities in
dainty wash fabrics, toweling, muslin, etc., everything will be Just tu
advertised. Imported Piques, 28 Inches wide, 35c values an
exceptionally good bargain at iQg
Very fine Persian Lawns, 82 inches wide a regular 26c
value World of White Sale , iq 3-3
Imperial Long Cloths, 36 inches .wide, 25c value, extra spe
cialWorld of White Salo .' 5
India Dimities in checks nnnd stripes for Children's dresses
Rt 13K6 to sot
Extra quality Bath Towels, aIzss 21x45 inches, extra heavy
quality Regular 35c values Spscial 20d
OriontaNTurish' Tc-welsjfwlzo 20x50 inches, a regMlar 35c value.
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White Wash Belts
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Embroidered Tailored und
plain linen, complete range pf
sizes.
25d o S1.25 Mu-li
Beautifully trlmmsd Waists of
thl3 season's new creations all at
reduced prices during our World
of white.
Wednesday Surprise Sale
, No. 282
Wo offer drapery and curtain Swlsseo with large and Bmall dota
nnd pretty designs for Wednesday Only nt
On salo at 8:30. No telephone or- 4"4C
ders received. Lace Curtain and I I V
Drapery Department II
SECOND PLOOK JLJiYQ
(LADIES' AND CHILDREN' SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Children's whlto sleevelesq vests oc to 2c
Children's whlto Yest3 with lonjj sleeves 18c to l(lc
Children's ribbed union suits oj)C
Children's whlto ribbed pants trimmed with laco. . . . ,'uttc
Ladies' eleovlcss vests f)c to $2.70
Ladies' vests with long 12-in nnd C-In sleeves J2:Je to $.1.20
Ladles' short knit pants knoo nnd nnklo l'gth 2c to $3.20
Lndlcs' Mnion suits .c to 95.15
Silk Gloves such as the Keysor
12-button, white silk 91.75 to 9s
12-button, white silk $1.50
Snocll OHc
12-button, white 'silk $3.50
Special fjia t4H
12-button Lisle Cloves ....91.00
Remember It's quality that counts
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Drawn Turnover
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collnrs 25c.
Embroidery Turnover Gollars 20c
to 35c.
SPECIAL PRICES
on men's shirts, undrrwear, ties, tox, hats, etc., during
our world of whlto bale.
NEW I)ElT. NEW ANNEX.
Stamped Cinen Collars and
Cuff sots, a Inrge assortment to
choose from, special
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During our World of Whlto
Sale, w. offer to each man n sav
ing from $5.00 to' $10.00 on a
suit of this sonson'w newest styles,
nl'-wool fabrics and tho tailoring
cannot bo excelled.
MEN'S DEl'AUTMENT
City News,
r 11 l". aien camp a
Woodburn picnic next Friday.
?" 4W.draS.n noon. Sbo Willi Attention. V..crn..
v.uaviiL 1110 an em enmn nf .,! if.. . . V
."" 1 iuii urn nornnw nntiinj .ui
tho burial services of our Into com-
Vnuflcttis- b T: ': I"u' of. Cl .B F"-st
Advertises tho fleet, pim,,-.,. rViv 'ZT'AiU """". mnins win
oi.n i.m.; ;i. ,;:-.""" "" lunu"
conimenclnc Vfinoo,io nn '
Aftor that tho picture will advertlw
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Jphn A. Desios, ojt(i
fondanld in u u d.
Wnghlngton, VfuoaUjl
Senator Jnnn r(
suddenly today.
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Cloudy with probably showers to.
Right ad Wednesday.
Wivitexl
Ironora and machine handB. Sa
ley Stenm Laundry. C-l-tf.
Another Oivgon Eh'ctrlc Sieclal
Snlom-Portlnnd carnival train. For
tho bonoflt of th peop.o of Salem
who doslro to visit Portland during
the evenings of th Rose Festival
week, tho Oregon Electric Railway
Mas arranged for n special trnln to
leavo Snlem nt 5 o'clock p. m., bo
glnnlng Tuesday evening, Juno 2nd,
and ending with th train of Satur
day veiling, June Cth. Th's train
will teach Portland at 7 p. m. nud,
as previously advertised will Jenve
Portland Ot 11 o'olnnk n m nn ihn'
return trip. C-2-5t.
Electwl Woodin'ji'8 Queen
Miss Hazel Prion nf Mile oiiv !.
is omployed at tho Chicago Storo 3 Havana n? n Y2CnTn8h,n a $ear
he winner In tho con?? fA? i. "1va,l?Li a. La Carona 10-cont cl-
.in -:-- " t. iiuiim inanuracturpii.
Seo Tlioo Hat
pf,?i.Jonn8on & .Sis,B w'nlow on
South Commercial street. Thoy
were soiled and old looking, but oft
r.bi0,n" e'onn'Jd look like new. That
old hat of yours can bo made to look
niu oumu ni a mtio expense.
Imiirovo Your Property
Dy using some of Hansen's mill
work. Seo him nnd get prices nt hl.i
factory, corner nt n.hnmu n,i nu
streets. """v" ""u W,H
Card of ThnnkN
n,,iVct W,8h ,n ,tli'8 wa' t0 oxprcsj
OUr Sincere? mill honrttalt ,ni.
tho nlghbors and friends for their
kindness and sympathy In the loss 0
our wife and mother. J. C. Schulz.
Henry Schulz, Geo. A. Schulz.
Tho Clgni-s You liny
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Hnvn'Tl! 12Ta8hm. tfear
roctly to Cltv Vlnw Mmn(...!L.'
tho burial win tako plnco In the, G.
A It. crclo at 11 o'clock a. m.,
Thomas, commander. D. Weboteri
adjutant, '
Ackeriunn to Speak
State Simorlntondnnf t tt ui,..
mnn will address tho 'graduating
nl-i i, unwnei wnsnington,
normnl school tomorrow.
NO SMALL STOIIK EVER GOT
TO HE A HIG ONE WITHOUT,
AT SOME CRITICAL TIME.
HAVING ADVERTISED "MORE
THAN IT COULD AFFORD."
A STORE'S ADVERTISING IS
A PART OF IT'S "PUIILIO SER
VICE." IT SAVES THE TIME
OF THE SHOPPER. AND PRO
MOTES THRIFT AND OA11K-
FULNESS IN 1U7YING.
SHOES rOR TENDER fCET
footwear, we have not
looked tho shoe
over-
needs of
the man or woman who
wnut jilaln, solid comfort.
We have a big trade In
good, senslblo soles exery
Huo and every curve speaks
for comfort. And style
are made of best oak-tan-Whllo
we carry all tho lat
est and swollest shapes in
Isn't sacrificed either, for
they aro shapely and grace
ful in outline. The soles
ned leather, and every pair
Is hand-sewed throughout.
We Invite your attention to a special Mne of theso Comfort Shoes,
Dr, Reed's Cushion Soles, Weor one pair of theso shoes, and If
you appreciate real comfort, wo nio sure yon will be back for an
other pair when thoy nr gono. Wo have also tho celebrated Walk
over Shoes In blucher, vnls, Oxfords, in kid, tan and patent all
styles, all priceB, all sizes. Also C. P. Ford's Ladles' Shoes In all
styles.
Motion Confirmed
Tho motion of George A. Savage,
guardian, for an ordor of solo of real
proporty of lllrdlo M. Martin, minor,
wns confirmed by tho county court
IUUUJ,
Iiiillnii Arrested
Peto Lnffety, an Indian, who has
boon employed as n logger in the
oiniiiuMiiK nuns 01 una city, was ar
TCS,?rd t$U'8 i"orn,uK 'or nssoAiltlng
i V Fern,'" with n knlfo nt tho
Club stnb'es on High street at 5
O Clock lftst OVfn!tn T.tti...
drunk when ho attacked Fournler,
viio ndmlnlstored a eovero beating to
the Indlnn.
Willninctto Hotel Arrivals.
.niss u atahley, Portland.
M. B. Carpenter, Portland.
John Smith, Cottage Grove.
H. C. Beauqhamp, Stnyton.
R. A. Howard and wife, Albany!
C, C. Cownn, Oregon City.
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DIED
BATTENBURG Af his home In
East Snlem at 4 o'clock lnt even
ing B. Battenburg-, of senility.
The denceased was 79 years of
flKO. The flinornl wna V.r.1.1 11.-
ri.. . .... "" "u i hi a
viuuku unneriaKing parlors
There Is No Color Llnu In Brazil.
Of thn vnrlniin tnnnlfdnfnHfina nf1
atmospheric laxity nono is more In- j
inu jjuziuuss 01 me coior lino. Tin a
land of coffee and sunshlno Is a
land tinged with Afrlcnn blood. Of
tho seventeen nnd a hnlf millions of
people In tho country only sonio six
minions nro whites. There were
750,000 slaves in nrazll when Prln
cews Reirent omnnrlnntpd (ham in
1SS7, nnd there are neighborhoods
wnora iup negro promem is a prob
lem nnlv til rn fm n Hfn mm- tin
a prob'em to tho Afrlcnna in their
nntlvo Junglos. You go ashore, for
instance, to uuy cigars at Bahla. It
was n great piaco in tno old slave
dav?. before tho pontnr nf ImliiRtrv
moved down to Sao Paulo; Is a fine
nine sun, w'tn its tnll stage-scenery
uuwwngs, pniniea wnite or pmicinsn
or palo b'ue, tho fronts an echo of
the Dutch visitation of long ago
Often decorated with Mien. Vmi
climb tho narrow winding streets to
the upper town, looking out on tho
uirquoise sea. uverywncro aro ne
groes huge women, with enormous
chocolate-colored arms, In white cot
ton wrappers and turbnns. They
oomo swinging down tno cobble
stones, squat beside their fruits and
srtn parrots, lean out of Kround-
floor windows, smoklntr fnt U)nor
- - -- - - - . "... ....0 ., wv.
i.nlgars. Try to take a photograph of
wit) nnn nor oroao sinning race
oloudP ovor with fear of tho mn
Known, nna up goes her npron over
her hend. In the cool Interiors of
fessor lv a collcdgo or a pollytlclan
who has lost his pull with th' boys
Is slnt ovor to rlprlslnt his country.
He stnrtB out a sturdy American, full
lv th' Fourth lv July nn' wcarln th'
Amorlcnn flag as n hatband. But ho
llflnn'f flfion rrnnn Inner lmfniA Iia fin-
........ un..m cjw.tw w,4, WV4V(l IIU VV'I
Kins to nnnreclato th' illBrnmfortR lvi
c ....":. 7- ".". .:" -.. .1
ruiiuuiicau Bimpnciiy. no may noi
have been very much lv a dignitary
nt homo, but hero ho'e a gr-great
follow. Instead lv being saluted ns
'Say you' bo tho polls, ho Is ad-dres-o
das 'Yo'or oxcollcncy.' Th'
peoplo soom much moro polished off
Norwich Ufltaftrl
hmm
Prank Mrrftlllh, RdMwI
Ofllcewlth Wn.Brcnll
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13 vuuiuicrr.iii rra.
MONEY TO
THAI
,Ow Laddft Dafh'il
NEWTI
For Salo Net e-rw
Market and TWrtwttl,
vcnlencef. WillK'JcWJ
drca 0. H.,JwirMia
For Sal-8wtnl ttwibl
and fans 'infill I
IU1 NatloMl Bit
r P.!. PVIa. ttl Ml
it'so mutton lEtii.B3l!j3
ner, Ore.
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O'clock this nftnrnnnn nn.l n. 1
'a' took place In the Odd reIlowsl!fr , In Hi8 C001 ,,nterlora '
cemetery. euows theso houses with spotless patios
K.
The Salem Shoe Store
The Store Where We Fit U.
A
TllOV ai'ti Stltl BSnrnhn - iU
'MLnB i37-000 'fom the vaults of
I tho San Francisco treasurer's offlco.
t
Benjnmln Guggenheim posltlvedy
denies that his family will leave tho
Jewish faith for that of the Episcopal.
land doorways, white folks doubtless
irnibi ue inning rrom me sun, out
one scarcely sees them. Eighty per
-ni ni mo inniumuntfi are negroes.
You feel ns though you were walk
ing through a deserted whlto man's
cltv held by a black army of occu
pation. About one-third of RIo's popula
tion are negroes. From blacks who
might have been Inndod from a
slave shin yesterday the African
tlnce fades ivit thrnticrh ovflrv crniln.
Ltlon of mixed blood up to the of tho
cuuuren wnues qt the ruling class.
Arthur Ruhl Ir. Scrlbner's.
But 21 of the venire of 25 Jury
men subpoenned to try Walter J.
Bartnett, Indicted San Francisco
banker, appeared In court today nn,1
the first for of these examined were
depositors, and therefore, excused.
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The case of Mrs. DavlJ Neeley, the
California Christian Scientist on
trial- for not mimmnnin. .ji it ,..
assistant fa k , i 'ww; ?raa Home, again. Th' 1 fo Is gay,
pr&iB to tht'iJtYr.tP'' Vl'lJbut It unfits ye fn bom cookln'. A
prat go to the jury today. lawyer, a prominent Iceraaa, pro-1
'Mr. Dooley" On Diplomacy.
"I's not PAiro thnt T wnnl in hn
an emtiaBsaduro If I lver had to
SYSTEMATIZE YOUR
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.... . ... . .., i.m away Hi V
senrcning ror papers laai yw "- - ,.
right moment, if you use tne u'ouw v'?
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For filing letters, bills. m'camiw w
jaA nnaco. -
all klhaa In folders or edge, between inuvu .
up-to-dato system and the Globe Wernlcks
the idenl device for operating it.
Protect your books they are too valuable W
tho room exposed to dust and damage, u
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Cases, buy two or three at a time aaa grt I1
Call and let us explain, their many advantage
window,
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