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Every article that is white in this store has the price re
duced and many other lines such as Ladies' Suits, Jack
ets and Skirts are reduced from 1 0 to 50 per cent.
Anticipate your wants now. We have never offered
such unusual bargains as we arc offering at this phe
nomenal World of White sales.
Odd Pairs of Lace Curtains
To Close During Our "World of White" Sale
90.00 Values, to close $4.28
$3.00 values, to clogc $2.63
9.1.25 valuta, to close . .-r. .jfc , $2.33
92.50 'values, to close '... .'. $1.87
91.85 values to close $1.32
91.115 values, to close $1.19
Men's Straw Hats
3.50 values reduced to
fl.GO values reduced to
$1.00 values reduced to
75c values reduced to.............
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White Hosiery
nt the World of "White Prices. "White Silk Hose, values to $1.80, while
lisle, plain, lnco and embrofdereJ Hose
23c to 68c pr.
ts plain and laco Hose
23c to 68c pr.
Misses and Infants plain and laco Hose
New Tailored Waists
In plain and fancy fronts, linen, Swiss, cross liar and Madras, all thin
season's newest styles, on dlBphiy In the waist depnrtmfcnt. Values
from
Seasonable Golf Shirts
In a large variety of colors. $1.50 to $2.50 values
Reduced to
75c
Newest Designs in Outing Pants In tan, brown, olive green and groy
shades. All Uzcs, less
10 per Cent
Free
With every Junior blouse or Bu--tcr
Drown Suit. A fancy patent
leather be!t and pistol, black or
red.
Boys' Blouse Waists
In newest rhndes, sizes from 2 to
i years. Regular 75c to ,,
$1.50 values, for each.... Zj)C
BOYS' HATS and CAPS a largo
variety
Half Price
$1.25 to $4.00
SNOWY LINENS and DOMESTICS. This department offers some un
usual saving opportunities In Linens, Towcllngs nnd Tub Fabrics.
Imported Piques, 28 inches wldo, value 35c, World of White Sale
V
1 9c yd.
Frosty Laces
and Embroideries
assortments are enormous and
never before have wo offered such
good values. Reduced from
10, 15, 25 and
50 per cent.
Vory flno Persian Lawns, "32
Inches wldo
161
cents yard
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"Mum"
"Mum's" the word. .
"Mum" 1b a good friend,
"Mum" is odorless.
"Mum" Is harmless.. 1
"Mum" is tho romedy,
Nothing else llko "Mum."
"Mr.nn" takes the odor out of
perspiration.
For further particulars cnqulro at
the Notion Counter.
Panama Hats
$1 0.00 values now - $7.50
$7.50 values now - $5.00
All this season's newest style:
and shapes.
BOYS' KNEE PANTS lo?s one-third.
AFTER iflj
U f BSSSSSSSSl
- "rt man nre niim
lln n Flno Porch
Qoo. C. Mouror, the contractor,
has addod a flno porch to his rosl-
donco on north Liberty street. The
porch la wide and tho wholo effect
I Is good from an architectural stand-
I tiftlnt. nrirl nflili in ttm nitnAnrnnrn
V-1..I ..f. .1... (3. ...! 1 --.I I """I -, w !. m.rl, .-
xir iuiiiKui; imiiiuy , lair " . 0f h BtreOt.
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uiy news
Weather Forecast
Vntel
trailers and machlno handn. Sa
lem Stoam Laundry. C-l-tf.
Another Oregon Electric Special-
Salom-Portlnnd carnival train. For
Landscape Gardener
T. Shelley who Uvea at G83 High
street is gottlng n good nnmo for his
landscape gnrdoulng work. Ho can
Improve grounds nnd euro for trees
and shrubbery in a way that makes
he benefit of tho peoplo of Bnlcm property look very ornamental, and
who duslro to visit Portland during p,nc0fi n tho ct RfQ n nMJ
the evenings of th Rose Fes tlval ; af auch mnn.a n,rvlc03(
wook, tho Orogon Klectrlc Railway .
has arranged for a special train ton,,, pjoiihth' Association
leavo Salem nt G o'clock p. m., bo- or WaMo IIIllH w, noJd tholr
glanlng Tuesday evening, Jmno 2na.!annunl roun0n at tho farm of tho
ind ending with th train of 8atur-,nont tTohn A IiMnt oll tho 27th day
day evening. Juno 6th. This train of Juno ,90S. Mu8lc ftnd B00(1
will reach Portland at 7 p. m. and, Bpeaker8 wlll ua preaimt. John A.
as previously advertised wl'l lonve Tit nroRiihmt tf
Portland at 11 o'clock p. m. on tho IIunt' Pr0B!,,t,ut- , tf
return trip. 0'2-iit.
Clennint; lu Dltrli
Tho H.iiem Itoim'h r The North Mill Creek Ditch hoa
Of tho Mlteholl, I.owIh & Stav-r baen brushed up and tho bottom
Co. has had manufactured by the cloanod out and a clear stream of
Salem Iron Works an automobim water runs through it, Tho tlmo
wood caw that Is a credit to both I will come when tho ontorprlslng own
concerns. The automobllo will puM.ers of tho property wlll have Indus
ssvoral wagons or three disc plows -tries otrung all nlong It, and this
and is a success lu every respect. U city will boo Fomo gropt manufartur
is on exhibition at tho Mitchell, ! ing plant on tho banks of tho clasilc
Lewis & Stavor headquarters on stream. Tho finnnclnl depression Is
all that Is holding It back now and
soon that will bo over.
State straet.
Freight Facilities Had
Tho Railroad Commission Issuoil Cirader IlunulnK
an order yostoiday to tho SouthoTi' Tho city grader Is nt work on
Paclflo Company, stating that on Nlnetoonth street.
June lGth an investigation into tho J
conditions of the compauy's freight linker Sick
handling facilities nt Monmouth i j, w. Bnker Is sorlously 111 at his
would bo made. Tho Investigation home at Church nnd Union strco's,
wl'l bo mad- In accordance with tho from the effects of the grip, cau
complalnt of tho Monmouth frolght trncted a few weeks ago.
handlers, filed last wook.
y Main Completed
Supremo Court Cases Tho new lino of water main on the
Tho following cases hnvo boon sot south sldo of Stato street was com
for hearing boforo tho Supremo ploted yesterday. '
Court; Andorson vorsus Leo et nl,l
aad Phlpps vorsus Willis, Juno 16 J Miss Glttlns Hack
0to versus tbLO. '"W, P.,Co,aud Miss Mary Oittins hai returned
ParrlsU versus Parrish, June 17; ( from California, where she took s?c
Thomas versus tho Booth Kelloyjond place In tho prohibition orator
Lumber Co., and Stato vorsus Jos leal contost, held at ithe University
Young, Juno IS. iof the Pacific at San Jose.
l)iorco Hcfcun
A suit for divorce wna filed yester
day in tho county clerk's oillce by
Edna- Harklns against hor husband,
J. J. Harklns. Tho complaint al
leges desertion as tho grounds for
divorco.
Oldest landing Doomed
Tho building on Liberty street bo
tweon Court and Stato, which is bo
Ing torn down to uinko room for tho
GRADUATING RECITAL.
A delighted uudtonco gathered In
tho Willamette University ehnpol la:
evening to listen to tho graduating
recltul of the Collego of Music. Miss
Nina Johnson, Miss IIolou I. Good
enough, nnd Miss Ruth Flold, were
tho graduates who took part In tin
program, nnd ench acqulttod hersoif
lu 'xeollenl mannor. Ono of tho feu
('ires of tho ontortnlnmont was tho
now brick stciicturo to bo built by, accompaniments by Dr. Von Jesson,
P. II. D'Arcy, lo tho oldest building
In Balom. It wn- erected by the
father of Judgo T. L. Davidson,
IKliul School EerclM
At the clolng exorcise at the
Blind School lant evening an ex
reliant program wns rondorod, and
each number rdeolvod a hearty qn
core. Ono of tho features of tho
ovenlng was tho singing of Morula
Hug, whoso parformnnco won much
moritod applauso.
Tho HoMom
Has droipod out of the chicken
umrkot. Order your Sunday dressed
chlokon or fry of Farrlngton, the
grocer nnd mnrketman, and gat the
right pries.
Fine Home for Sale
Party with cash
better invcslt
gate. Price
reasonable.
his masterful work at tho piano oxe't
Ing much deserved admiration. ' Tho
program follews:
Magnetic Waltz Song ArdUl
Miss Johnson.
Andante In F naothoven
MIbi Flold.
Chnrlut Horn Clover
Mrs. Coodonough,
As the Dawn Cantor
A Cordon of Lovo D'Har'dolot
At Parting Rocers
Miss Johnson.
Etudes (Opui 2D. .Nos. 1, 10
and 9) Chopin
Miss Field.
VETERAN
ANSWERS
LAST CALL
Sam Lludsey, 75 years of ago, who
has boon living lu 'this city for tho
past four or llvo years, died if-iddonly
lu the apartments of John Bavngtf,
Jr., over the Red Cro-s drug store
at 10:30 o'clock this morning.
Tho cnuoo of death was neuralgia
of tho heart. Llndwy, who was a
filond of Savage, carao into tho
npurtmontB shortly boforo 10 o'clock
Ho had boon to tho polofnco, and
whljo. thero had au attack of hear;
failure. When ho entered Savagq'S
room he was alos'd with another nt
tack. Savago muumoned Dr. Reyn
olds, but L'udsey wns a'roady be
yond rocov.ry, and dlod roon after
the physician arrived.
LIndsoy wa ean old blue Jnikot,
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(t'nlttd rr. r.
0 dny by Pre.id-,1
ae will to to AWcT7
ln trip when he tZ
W-onlaf,tn,
The nnn6uDcii.i .
no Purpoio ol ,0etIlMJp
talk.hlchha.Ll.
Inat few rt '""
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ork to Cairo and ifluj
7" l0 wuyktf(h
lcslro tohunttheb!tPw
Airican lorestt.
Vn tti 11 ii
"" UU1B "ni IS Pit CttilO
and it Ib expected tUt i
mnln In the wlldi fcnosjtW
proposes to cut hlDNliottyj
from pnbllc affaJri uiKkll
uoves Tatt wi be t mjk
counts onlealngh!iafreifr
charge of Influence brtontt
sor.
o
HITCHCOCK ,,i
TRIAL IS"
ON II
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At Night Fall Motcalf "' . 7 i, tV n
In My Garden Lyddle T "J10"1'" Ho mo hero f.mn
Four-Leaf Clover Rrownell Vork B ate. a nd during hi. ,j
Mrs. Goodonougf.. ' i,tlo,IC3 Sa,0l hn "" T"h'
Rrc. and Aria (Qnton of Shoba) loccupnMon. Savage nvs 'that -the
oiu n.an wns ponxuiuos
, Gounod
Miss Johnson.
had no relatives.
Tromolo '. .Gottschallc!
Miss Flold. !
Rec. and Aria (Ernnnt) . . , .Verdi
Mrs. Cruodenough.
May L, Mart, Accompanist.
Stolnwny Graud kindly furnished
by Geo. C, Wlll.
Address II., care Journal
Coun'y School Picnic.
Tho Polk county school picnic,
which was postponed lost month on
SIGHT IS
RESTORED
TO BOY
fUnltrJ lrM I-mmJ i
Now York, Jim t,-
Hltchcock, theeosedlti-i
oa trial hero toll ittMwi
clmrgj of atteaaptltvi It
Helen Von Hagin.ill
in December of IIM,
Ssvcral chsrm M
ngfilnet tho comeO'ab;W
but tho other eweH??
(I, ov mora Mild.! Il Milt
Tf I. .nj-tWliJ(toS'i
Rolen Von HhmH1 WW
log nt a nrMdwrNJ
iluocd hor to'f '
nutoraobllfl to MieoaiCrUM
Long Mm He m
rinnfori tha cbart.
John P. Wart, ia J
eolectcd asforMHaeiwiw'
after a confer oMMw
was decided to Uie i
until Monday.
....... .in i'VUU'4TD
vi nun1
Phllnlalphla, Penn., June 5 --Fol
SISTER'S CURSE
fl Allrncc H nnra. Initrnol G i Juiiin.uMf
n rtuuiwo ii., wt.iauuiimi a ..j Wsh .(y, W(uld drop dead'Jowlnft a remarkable operation per
m n i i -- ..a
exclaimed the slstor of EHU Harr's formed on tho eyes of Herbert war-
aftor they had quarreled over tho dl- tin. 14 vears old. who was born bilrm
vhlon of $500 loft by their mother, hh sight has been restored and for
Tho young womijn had hardly ut-,tho OrH tlmo in his llfo he has soph
tored tho last word of Iver wiah'iiia nnrent?.
aecoimt of tho wot weather, was heU 1 when Harris fell to tho floor uncon-' Tho successful operation was rr
at Rlckrca'I thlj afternooo. Tho Ucious and died In an ambulance on form M by Dr. Posey at tho Howard
picnic was attends by reprosonta-! tho way .to tho hospital. Death was hospital. Ho removed from tho
tlvo3 of all tho Polk county schools, I i.,0 to heart failure brought on by boy's optic nerves, not tar from tholr
and sevornl of the Marlon teachero tho quarrel. I issuonco from the brain, soft
were present. State QuporlntQudont n growths which had caused total
J. n. Ackerman and assistaat E. Nothwlthstanding tha,t the Oro-,bllHd5r.l,caiafsihtLbeing ?
F. Carlton went over this morning, goninn and Telegram both opposed stored to persons who were born
After tho picnic Mr. Ackerman wlirr.hatnhnrijitn u u m ,n 7K mia o- mm tn ha few. The boy
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go to Sheridan, where he wlll doliver
an nddross this evening,
cent of tho employes of the two pa
pers votod for him.
is tho Son of a merchant m ","-.
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