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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULV.gg, lgOg
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Specials for this week's selling
This sale is mighty good for you. It secures you
needed weatherings at very little sums
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Today
Is the day and today only Jdo we offer
to our customers a large comfort in
medium and dark shades at, your choice
No telephone orders received.
LASSIES
WILL TOSS
THE BALL
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Ladies Ready-to-wear Section
Offers iomc unusual good values In Mannish Tali
orcdBults suitable for Fall wear.
' Wu'eTchalk Lino Stripe, plain tailored Jacket, Suit
Ijfe.GO valueB, now $21.50
Tan, Light' Blue, pointed Jacket suit 130.00 values,
now '. .... $15.85
Dlue Serge, plain tailored Jacket, 30.00 value.
ow '...$10.85
Drown Serge, Silk lined- pony Jacket, suit J30.0O
valuci, now S15.S5
IJrown Stripe Suit $32.00 value
Now .' S18.35
Nnvy DIuo Panauia Suit $27.50 values
Now . $18.50
Copenhagen, Pansimn, Mikado sleeves $37.G0 values,
now ,...' S15.00 J
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And many other unadvcrtlicd, nomo of theic stilts arrived too late for the spring shoeing p'-A a e net
too light for Fall wear HKADY-TOAVEAH SECTION
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Lakes' Black
Hose, special
78c
$1.25 to
$1.50 values
HYGENIC
ICEWATER
FREE
The Salem lovers of ball will have
one grand opportunity of witnessing
the national game played by nine
fair tossers who are Just about the
most classy bunch of feminine suro
enough ball artists that ever graced
a diamond. The Salem Cherry Pick
ers, althoug being a bunch of bashful
young men, will be the opponents of
the lady team, and If they can dig
up the nerve, they declare the fair
ones will hardly take the game away
If they should pack off a few hearts,
lungs and heads,
The Chicago lady ball team la un
der the management of Birdie Carle
ton, who Is- also captain and flrst
base woman. Molly Drewster, who
holds forth at second base, has the
hlttlnc record of tho aggregation.
She frequently hits out two-Backers,
and In their recent game with tho
Wabash team, she walloped out a
sulcndld three-bagger. Blanche Or-
rle, In center field, has the good rep
also, and gets under the high files
Just as easy as a man artist. Tho
battery for the Chicago ladles conslbt
of Whaling and Bellster, both men.
The battery for the Cherry Pickers
will bo Dau,o and Heyser. Daue Is
the young twlrler formerly with tho
Falrmounts In South Salem, and If
!-.i throws his usual came, the la-
d e wll! have to look lively to get
a hit.
The game will be called at 0
oc!ock Thursday evening, this tin
usual time being schedulod In order
that nil those wishing to see th
game may get away from their work
OREGON
SIENNA
PAINT
Mr, D. H. Wyant of the Oregon
-uinrni Pnlnt Company of
T.,::;, m .tilte of the. en-
. V , tho nlant several
,;,. So a. -p-j-!
outgrown Its epuipmem uuu
keep up with Its orders.
The company Just sold 150 gal
Ions of green shingle stain to the
.. fn- tho Feeble Minded building
It Ib ateo furnishing the state paint
for tho grand stanu ai i .
grounds.
The Oregon-Alaska building at
.. Ainai.-n.Viifeon.PacIflc Exposition
...m i. finuhpri in the Inside with
the company's products. It will also
furnish nil the material for finishing
the different kinds of woods for the
Stnte of Orogon at the exposition.
Mr. Wyant was given tho follow
ing letter by the Oregon-Alaskn-Yu-kon-Pacinc
Exposition Commissien:
To Whom It May Cencern:
Tiita win introduce to you Mr. D.
II. Wyant who has been appointed
superintendent of the forestry de
partment for Oregon nt the Alnka-
Viilnn.PnrlM RvnO&itlon.
Any courtesies you may be able to
extend to him will be greatly appre
ciated by the commission.
Very truly yours,
W. II. WEIIRUXG.
President Oregon-Alnska-Yukon-Pa-
cltlc Exposition Commission.
EUGINE OWNS
WATER WORKS
Eugene, Or., July 22.EtigCtle
owns Its own water works and th
citizens nro happy for they hat9
been striving for n, municipality
owned water system for years
The price paid for tho works was
5140.000. Tho city now nm.,,. .
T ' V " "wI'vow (ft
lsbue $500,000' bonds for the 0.
prcvements to tho system and action"
en this matter will be taken'at the
next council meeting.
The people are satisfied the;
struck a good bargain In acquiring
the water system, as valuable prop.
orty, Including Skinner's butt
which will mnke a beautiful nar
somo day .goes with It.
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LUPER HAS
BEEN PARDONei)
L. J. Luper, who was sentence
during the April term of tho i.
preme court to flvy yenie In the p.
Itentlnry forporjury, wns today p8f
doned by Governor Chamberlain
This action has bnen expected owing,
to it ucing uiv i,.riioiJinion ton
Luper in committing perjury, which
he did during the dlvorco suit
brought ngnlhst by his wife, did to
through n misunderstanding and b
lng misled. The pnrdon will go Into
effect Immediately.
IMvIiik May S(oi
It is currently reported that Coo.
mcrclnl street paving work Is to b
stopped. Hauling Iri cinders at th
streetcar crossing at State and Com.
merclnl street gives that Impression,
Mana'ger Pngo of the strefttcar line
says there will bo no stopping woric
on paving, but tho laborers say the
streot will not bo paved this year.
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fwuhcr
'wither
MtfHcr mid tliuiiricrMorniA to.
p)it or TliurnlHyi raolcr Tluirmlay,
Hr
rntor TrHMforrNl
Xlchard Cluhliie, tho third trick
pertor Ht tho Southern Pacific
j r torvlco hero for the past
mt HWiitht, will ho trfttisfcrred to
toton Oily today, and W. M. Hate
will relievo him to remain hero per
awuicntly. Mr. Hate's family have
i rcildlng hero for a ynr anj
Ht well known.
JTrtevhoHo MrothiR -'
Thore wli'l'bi a" mciting lf the
ttrnl rommlttco of the ComolldnU
fi Telephone company of Hnloin, at
Oily Hall, Saturday, July 2B, at 2 p.
. All fanners line aro requestca
9 tend nt leutt one reprientntlve,
M all commtitcoi already appoint
A nr reijulred to bo present, and
TNwijilor report of executive commit
JW, 7-22-3t.
3H ldvetl
VA Ah ttiiortment of fnngy crack
r and cak. Juit th? tiling for
knch and picnic!? Farriifgion The
fSrocor and nmketmnn, 420 Stntj
Kru't, . ,
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22.t.
At th Hllto Cnfe.
Ihe Cherry 1'rtlr
la a thing of tho pait. but W1I3
W Flour, a product of tho Salam
flowrlng MIIU muoh Ip duumJ day traittaetltiK toiitlnoM. He 1Avm
m ver. Try a sack, and mu will fnr vm iin.t.- v.i.i...
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O PEItKONAIi MENTION O
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O And MovcinentH of Salem 0
O People. O
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Mrs, C. A. Heath left yesterduy
for Seattle for n visit to relative).
She expects to visit relative! In
Alaska befaro returning.
Mli Emma Smith of Wenatchcc,
Wash., who was tho guest of Miss
Zclda Deunlnghoff over tho Cherry
Pair, has gone to visit her sister,
Mrs. Smith of Aurora.
George Waters and wlfo havo de
parted for Yellowstone Pork to en
Joy a few weeks' outing.
Mrs. Loin Herman Oakes Is In Se
attle for a week.
J. Stelnka and family have gone to
SprliiKdoliI, Mo., whore thoy wlM
make, their home In tho future.
lI)air Gelr and wife havo gone
to Now Era for u few woeks' visit.
. Heub Saunders returned yestor.
day from a trip to tho mountains.
Carollno Mandon, of Ilohe, Ida
ho, Is In the city visiting friends for
a few dayi.
Oroy Shaw lias gone to Portland
(o transact butlneis.
Charles Pomeroy. of Albany Is In
Salem on a business trip.
M)ri. nolknnp hat left for Los
Aimdoa nccompantod by hor etttei
Mr I lvfU'HH In tin n Ida I.A.Icl.li .
their brothoi, who Is seriously III.
liev. win. Mathowa has returned
to KokoburB nfttr n short stay hotc.
R. V. Holder, dlstrlot iwsioiiKor
UKOtit for the 0. & N. W. railroad I
hero for a few ilnys.
C. P, Wentworth. of Rl Ulufr.
Ultl.. It iLaualHe nff kr fnr n faw.
plln returned Monday from Stnyton
where they enjoyed n few dnys' fl h
lng. They made a catch of 03 dur
ing their short stay.
Mrs, Dyer and on Connc!, form
erly of this city but who novo beer,
residing in Port!and of late, returnol
today uMor a few weoks' visit here.!
Geo. C. Maurer, a local contractor,
Is In Portland on bus'ness.
H. E. Olmstead, of Crabtree, Ore
gon, Is In the city for a few dnys.
Sheep Inspector Stcusloff had bu
Iness at Portland Tuesday.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD.
Over Ladd & Rush's Dank. Salem. Or
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society
Frank MiTfillili, Rettiilvnt Agent.
Offlco with Wm. Drown & Co., No
29 Commercial street.
npTTHBsjja smi ii llli sfM. fMiilPWMlM' T"JL 1 ' 'i, Pi W W WVI
jlrTVlimTwyiTTri CTro , fk Mr 1
U ff 1 l llBl 1 Wfm Bfj tit m m " 1
110' -a OTSlffl' "fSk I
r .. i 1 Week More :
AND MANY PEOPLE HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THISl
NEW TODAY 1 1 GREAT MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE
satbrted with no other.
HMkty Ml
Muit cowe fro a saKtary umr
ket, Reinemter that amt go to
itwsloff Dro, (qr y0p meals, thou
ym en bo aur qf HllHtr'tnly tho
IhwI, Phone 321.
1U (Jruvrl
Carried by
only tho btt.
4r and $ot
?kouo 311.
J. M. loiwroacv mv
PhaMtf hi at you oct
a )woinit dotivory.
CHlt for Nvwttort
Th troltu today woia Maiui
wlv poplo buuwl fur the W7,L,,,0uli'M,nMa Mrta
W4h.. Ticket m4 t gal4m ,X,"T fw will
k0y. Validating .11,.,- iZ. r.L 'I " Bwiw loit for
Mist Alice Warner of tho West
Porilaad high school U visiting ho
grandmathor In South Salem, aftor
a yqar's abeotiQe n the metropolis.
Fred Kelly, wlfo and daughter or
Portloud aro In the elty for a vllt
to hla mother wha has a, homo on
Lake UliUh, The Kelly are ulu.
aon, Prta Kolly'j fntker having at
one time keen mayor of the uy.
aie. b. v. Talking ad deuek.
r Cttea wwe in Port Unci TueUy.
Muurtee KUhew wm u 1oK!ji4
Tuesday.
K. Tklkm t i RorUaswl toi 4
few days.
Johu Lwmo dowrteil fat vaft
re
U.tA bunch o! koi on a ring
with a fob with tho name Mlnnip
Achonbach. Return to Journal
olnce, 7-22-3t.
For Sahv a Dane hay baler. See
C. B. Rrndloy, Rt. C, Salem. foir
nrtlos oast of Salem. 7-22-3t
For Sale Two camping outfits, con
slating of four horos. two wagon -and
harness. Located on ea-
tldo of river bridge. 7-22-3t
WaiKuI nt Once From 100 to
1600, th best of collateral secur
ity to offer. Address Q 10. Jour.
al office. 6-ll-tf
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If you have not already invested in one of our bargains then
it would be to your own interest financially to come right away
For SnIe25 head of bunchgras.
horsos. some broke At South
2Sth St. C. W. Marleto.
T20-3t
Wiiutetl At once 40 tons cheat hay.
Enquire Spiuldliig Co. 7-2l-2t
F.miui one cIhm sad a hk.
from nose glas-wg. owner can
havo same by mUlng at this ottce
and paying ehargei. T22-3'
wiwaw 10 the sroat comfort it
w iinvviiiug public.
AstoriA In
1 spend a few days wish MMJt
I Mike MoHoMy of St. RhI ws ih
jtho city Monday on Mtta,s,
f iUfct FarHlt)w 0nV' tXras. the hap man, U
'ttf faulty for ihniBc ofVSnf f , '" a
jr VI chcen SOme time thlf f ,l!" Sates ftu V
timmmm w- "abcock and B?Unle Tarn-1
I,ot On the streets of Salem Sa'
nrdny afternnon, goia brooch wltu
tot. PiMder plMu return to
ailth Welh at Roeteln & cren.
1hhi's More. 7-2-3t
I
ToiIioir. MiH.tlnK-There will be n
waottng of the central eommittc
of the CoHsoldattHl Telephone
omnany of Salow. at City Hall
Saturday. July 25, Rt B. m ,:
farmers Hne$ aro rnWtl to
a m ieokt one ronruuve
ad alt fomwIttsM aUwdy an
Mntod are raquhred to be preset
and colder rejwft of executive
ST, H- ? 011 for farm ..
Carpets
Tne.t In a high grade carpet
now. You can gt one at the
price of a much okonper grade If
you buy during this sale. We
have a fine line of Axmlnlsters,
Velvets. Brussels and Ingrains.
Furniture
Everything !n the etore u
marked from
10 per cent to 50 per cent
belew our regular prices on even
piece of furniture In tho store.
Furnish your home now and
get every thing at SALK PRICKS.
Linoleum
. We are making a big reduction
on our linoleum. You cannot ftf
ford to labor on an old wooden
floor, when you can get your fiw
covered at such low prices as we
are offering to you now.
RfifriVprif nt q We are makin 10 per cent off on what we
lWlHWiaiU15 have left on the Highgrade Wisconsin
Peerless Refrigerator. Only a few left.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN HOME FURNISHINGS CANTE
Diwuni ai bAtb PRICES
THE HOUSE FURNISHING CO.
177 LIBERTY STREET
7-21-lw
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