Daily capital journal., June 16, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

j)AILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON'. TUESDAY, JUXE
10. 1008
J. L STOCKTON
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Ihosierv
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fS$ 1 HQSIERV I
NEW TAN HOSE FOR
LADIES
Tho famous Wayne make which has no equal In all America
Owing to tho decrease In tho prlco of cottons wo can give you tho-.
50c Qualities for 40c
Stockton's Special
A Wonderful Black Hose for
25c
This Hoso Is made to our order according to our own vhlmileni
Ideas or Hose making. It Is a full gauge stocking that sells all over
the country at 35c or 3 pairs for a dollar. We aro using nearly a thou
sand uozon a yenr inoroioro can afford to sell them at n quarter a pair.
OUT SIZE HOSE
WHITE FOOT
f
30c pair
7in&Jiiu7
OUT SIZE HOSE
ALL BLACK
25c pair
1laineJl'mH
HOSIERV
TWOf MM
fOR THE WHOIE FAMILY
HOSIERY I I I
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TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER
Of prices that were already rock bottom in the Hobson 1 0-Cent store stock
of goods is the sensation of Salem. The crowds keep coming in a continual
stream, carry off the good at great bargains, and making it necessary to keep
a force busy carrying in goods from the warehouse to replenish the shelves,
but you will find wftjit vou wantnf ypi cpm?$uick. More saterpeople are
wanted to wait on Hie'crowds.
MASON JARS .
Were inner before sold so low,
nnd will neve be again.
Pints, doz 40c
QunrtB, doz $7c
Half Gallon, doz 7f,c
Jelly Glauses, doz. 23c
Conio early If you want them. No
more Economy Ja'rs. They Hero all
carried away Saturday and Monday.
20 Per Cent Off
On nil Snlad Sets nnd. they are
beautiful.
EXAMPLE
f
$3.00 Chocolate Set Salo prlco $2.23
$1.80, 10 yawls of 15c Emroldery Salo prlco .1.10
2.1c Collar Salo prlco . ..17
n()c Waste Basket Salo prlco , ..17
91.00 Vase at . .. . . . .t., Salo prlco .1.0S
$1.23 Jardiniere ;. . r.H ..... . IBalo prlco . ..08
2J5c Hand Bar .Salo prlco . .,17
lBc pair Hoso Snppor tcrs .". ,",T. .Tf'. ... . 'Salo prlco. ,.11
BSe Shopping Hag Salo prlco . ..rtO
$1.40 Pinto H .... Salo prlco ...08
00c Dish Pan , ... Snlo prlco . ..art
nOc Covered Kettle .Salo prlco . . ,!J7
(10c 1 doz. pint Mason Jars. .,.,."..'.... .Salo prlco. ,.10
91.00 1 doz. pint Economy Jars Sale price . ,.8!1
23c 1 doz. Mason caps ,Salo prlco .17
913.B0 A Saving of RO per cent 0.70
$5.00
; chocolate sets, the finest
china, high orai1r seta,
beautiful patterns, at the
HOLD-luOUR-imKATIt PRICE
.. $2.25
40 per, centof f
ON GERMAN- COOKING WARE.
A HIOH GRADE SANITARY WAIIB
WHICH SHOULD UK 'iN EVERY
HOME,
CONVENTION
(Continued From Page 1.)
irllh shouts of "No! No!" from tho
Muthern, delegates.
A movement was utnrted this aft
ernoon to havo tho credentials com
mittee with ono blow kill all tho
hopes of tho allies b endorsing ns a
whole tho tompornry roll of tho con
vention and making It pormnnont.
This wns suggested ns soon ns tho
committeo mot nnd n resolution pro
Tiding for tho comploto endorsement
li being proparod whllo tho antl-Tnft
nen aro making n grent outcry. Thoy
jr "stenm roller" Is n wenk nnd in
taffie'ent word for use In describing
the Taft machine, as It is now opera
ting, Senator Fulton, of Oregon, wm
elected temprornry chnlrmnn of tho
credentials commltUo. Reprosenta
tiro J. Sloat Fnssott, of Now York,
made tompornry secretary. It
Ii expected thnt thoy will bo mndo
permanent officers. Sonntor Fulton
appointcU a aub-committeo, of which
Dougherty, of Ohio, Is chnlrmnn, to
decide tho rules nnd regulations un
to which tho committeo will pro
ceed, Stands by Courts.
While Sonntor Burrows wns dls
cujilng tho work of tho department
tf Justice, ho Interpolated a ringing
dfdaratlon to tho offoct that tho Re
publican party Is not In sympathy
lth tho spirit which would dlvost
t&e courts of their constitutional
Wer or Impeach tholr Judges. This
"ilement evoked the loudest cheer-
ta of the day.
Tho Merchants association ot
K York emphatically protosts
aMln8t the Insertion of any nnti
'aJunctlon plank In the Republican
platform."
Adjournment. '
Tho motion to ndjourn was made
by ' Sonntor Dupont, of Dolewnru,
and tho first day's sosslon ended at
2 o'clock.
Chicago, Juno 1C. The convention
ndjournod until 12 o'clock tumot-row.
Oppose Antl-Injuiu'tlou.
Now York, Juno 1C. Tho Mcr
chnntB association today wires Sonn
tor Durrows ns follews:
o
BRYAN IS
ASKED TO
. WITHDRAW
THE BARGAIN COUNTERS ARE WINNERS. LOADED AND GROANING
WITH VALUABLE MERCHANDISE AT RIDICULOUS PRICES AND REPLEN
ISHED DAILY; WE HAVE HAVE 7c, 1 0c, 1 5c,1 7c, 25c, 98c TABLES
WE MUST HAVE THE MONEY, HENCE MUST MAKE THIS TERRIBLE
SLAUGHTER OF THE ENTIRE STOCK FOR TEN DAYS
G. W. HOBSON'S 10c STORE
rm
June Brides
and
SterlingSilver
Ciuom and good tasto have
mb.nej to make Sterling Sliver
tb em ideal for wedding pres
ents. matter how small or how
Ere' ollr gift appropriation is, if
Sieving it's right, aud people
"aT(! a nrcater rogard for being In
g0d form and gopd taste In the
atter of wedding gifts than at
wher times.
0ur stock will afford a wide
r'M of choice and tf It's Star
n5. and comes from this store,
u doubly appreciated.
Barr's Jewelry Store
Stte and Liberty Streets.
(United 1'rrai l.enteil Wire.)
Richmond, Va., Juno lC.-acorgo
McDuffeo Bhiko, a close poraon.al
frlond of William J. Bryan, an
nounced todny thnt ho had written
to tho Nobrasknn asking him to aid
in tho nomination of Govornor John
son of Mlnnosota, as tho Democratic
presidential candidate.
Blake promised Bryan that he
would recolvo tho nomination by nc
clnnmtlon In 1912 If ho would stop
asldo now nnd permit tho nomination
of Johnson. Ho named former Gov
ornor W. L. Douglass of Mnssachu
setts ns Johnson's running mate and
said:
"With this tlckot Johnson nnd
Douglass tho Democrats would
sweop tho country."
Tho plea was made to Bryan that
he agreo to tho suggestion for the
good of the party. Ho has not re
ceived a reply from 'the Nebraskan.
a knife
only by
of Mm.
HORN THREATENS II IS
WIFE WITH A KNIFE
What enmo near to being a stab
bing occurred last night at 7 o'clock
in Wwtacott's stable on Ferry street,
nccordlng .to tho story told Chief of
Police Gibson by Mrs. John Dorn.
who olnlnud that her husband, for
..k. f )iia pltv but now a saloon-
man of Wooduurn, drew
from which she esoaped
Jumping out of a window.
Annnrrtlnir to the StOH'
Dorn, she and her husband were on
their way to Breltenbiish springs and
while In this city stopped In at Bar
netfs restaurant on Commerolal
street, where they had a slight row.
Mrs. Dorn then left for the stable
where sho had somo of her wraps,
Intending to go away from her hus
band. She was quickly followed by
him. she states, and one word led
to another and he finally lost h.
temper and drew a knife. Realizing
the danger of, her position. Mrs. Dorn
ran quickly to a window In the back
of the stable and escaped; then se
cured the assistance of the police for
protection. She did not have her bus
Sand arrested, however, stating she
would begin divorce proceedlngi im-mediately.
Plnns for Eaton Hall.
Judging from tho plans for Eaton
hall, which woro received yostcrdaj,
tho now structure will bo ono of tho
hnndsomojt collcgo buildings In tlioJ
state.
Wlllnmetto's new building will hi
four stories In height, nnd will havo
n frontage of 150 foot nnd a depth of
75 foot. It Is io bo-bullt of pressed
brick, und tho gonornl stylo of the j
nrcmiociuro win no u muuiucu
Romanesque, having a mnselvo colo
nade cenunl ontrnnco nnd two small
or Bido'ontrnncM, with a' tower rising
n short dlstnnco above the eaves at
oach comer' of tho building.
The first floor will contain a largo
hall, tho offlcos of tho prosidont, reg
istrar and clerk, rocoptlon nnd wnlt
brnry nnd fotir class rooms.
On tho second floor will bo tho II
brory nnd four clnss rooms.
Tho third floor will hnvo n huge
lecturo room, a mechnlcal drawing .
room, museum and threo class'
rooms. I
It has not yet bean decided what
uso will bo made of the fourth, or
attic story. This floor Is as large
and cominoJIoMB ns any of the
others, nnd class rooms or labra-.
torles can easily be Installed there I
Thn nlans for tho lr.torlor of the
basement have not boon comploted. I
Altogether tho Eaton hall will be
an ornament and a credit to the Cap-
Ital City, and a building of which,
Willamette or any othor university,
may well be proud. j
Mr. Eaton, the donor of tho $50,
000 structure received n telegram
from his nrchltect at BoUe, Idaho,
vostordav. who will be In Salem
Thursday to wltnwsr tho ceremony of
banking the ground for the build
ing. J
o
poison Oak I'olsonlnp.
niinr,i'a snow Liniment wires It.
Mr. O. H. P. Cornelius, Turner, Ore.,
wrltts My wife has discovered that
Snow Liniment cures "Poison Oa
Polionlng," a very painful troub e
herself, but on two of her frlenJa
Sho not only curod n case of It on
who were poisoned by this same Ivy.
Price 25c, 50c and $1.00.
. o
Chester G. Halloway. tho aged Lus.
Angeleslto, who attempted suicide In
Portland because his youne wife
wold not live with him, Is reclverlng.
&8f8 State Street
EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP
Phone Main 355
STRAW HATS
4i
I
"Racso
System"
Hand
Tailored
Clothes
for Men
iU
Tho Hlff Head,
i- - ..- irinHaoneeit and the
b'.g head that comes from a sick
headache. Does your head ever fee
like a gourd and your brain feel
oose and sore? You can euro It la
no time by acting on your 1 jer with,
Ballard's Herblne. Isn't it worth
trying for the absolute and certain
relief you'll getT Sold by all deal-'
ers.
are a specialty with us just now.
We have the GREAT BIO PREMIER
hat stock of Salem, and, while you
might consider this statement a little
too broad, we know an inspection of
our FUR and STRAW hat section will
convince you of our HAT SUPREMACY.
Panama hats RDO and $5.00
Stetson Straws $3.50.
Imported Adambas $4.00.
College straws $2.00.
Eureka Soft Straws 58c to $1.25.
Brown and Cray duck hats 50c.
Mexican garden hats 25c to 50c.
Rough braid Mexicans 15c.
"Windsor"
Outing
Suits
and
Summer
Togs
For
Men
7- '
STRAW HATS
''Every Man
Is Odd"
But We
Can Fit Him
MnnSiti
"Every Man
Is Odd"
But We
Cm Fit Him
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