Daily capital journal., August 24, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

4 '
'I
DAILY CAPITAL JOtJRXAL, iALMtf, ORMGON, MONDAY. AUGUST 84, lOg
asm
E t
Advance Showing of Our Fall
. j . 1 .M -4 . - m. i. "
if; '
m PAR THE LAHGBST AND MOST WltEENTATIVH SHOWING OP AUTHENTIC S1TLBS FOR FALL AND WINTER EVER DISPLAYED HERE. INTEREST WILL NATURALLY CENTER 13f 0Un
BIS.
PLAY OP COSTUMES, COATS, TAILORED SUITS, WAISTS, PETTICOATS, LINGERIE, NECKWEAR, CORSETS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, LACES SILKS, VELVETS AND DRESS GOODS; MEN'S SUITS, OTEl
HATS, TIES, SHIRTS, HOSE AND UNDERWEAR, HOYS' SUITS, OVER COATS, HATS, SHIRTS AND SHOES. WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION FOR YOU TO ATTEND THIS. ;2INE SHOWING. TH
...- ., ... ..fittm mi-ivim ciiT.i? ruM'ifv ivtv xv.v HPi.'niAT.a wir.T, hm AimED WITH EVEN LOWER PRICES.
WJSi'JK. Jn Xlil'i iiixei: Ji' wiu 4ivtvBA jtjijtit. d(m" ,.... ....- ...... . ......, ....... .... ,
v
a""1 J Z i
- ffg fcJ
t i 3
?
i
i
I''
fe '
Tailored Suits
Tho Long Coated Styles will ttn
'doubtodly reign nB favorites this
fall and wlntc. In thlo lino allow
ing nro tho scam, box and tight-fitting
Jackals, 2C to 48 Inahorf Ion?.
Tho skirls nro plain goro nnd ploalt
od Wo havo levied upon tho fnm
dfiB fashion centers for thoio choic
est productions, and' tho result of
our. efforts awaits your early consid
eration -Junior, Misses nnd Ladles' Blzen.
TLo colors aro black,' navy, brown,
orcen bronze, Btuolcp, (vino and two
tono combinations, In tho Intent
wenvca of Droad cloths, plain nnd
fancy Panamas, Chovoron, Chovolta,
French Serges Bugllsh Covert and
Diagonals, plnlri, fancy and self
strlpo.
Shoes
Now fall Stylos for Lndie3' are ar
riving Tho showing being roplcto
-'With "fs'ow Things." The oarly fall
boot for "Ladlos' of Correctness"
wilt bo 'io high cut Inn.
Our Children's department '
making fine showing of tho flnoat.
linos In America; light medium and
heavy School Shoes.
" For tho Mon wo havo oxcrclsed
'the snmo soloctlons of style, quality
and worknmnslilp adding to our
rogular established lino tho famous
"Putnam Boots" which will bo wel
comed by engineers, miners, sports
men nnd men whoso occupations ex
P030 them tb tho weather. These
boots aro recognized by authorities
no being nt tho head of the clajo.
Ono Questien: What bno mndo our
Shoo Department grow doubling Ita
buBlnoss yearly? Think It over,
como In and look over our styles;
get acquainted with our Dhoemnh;
' ho will bo pleased to talk shoes, on
Qtylco, makes and fjualltj.
Early Showing of
Fall Suits and
(jvercoats for Men
Wo havo sflcftod from America's
loading talloru the choicest patterns
nnd cloths for the best drossers. Tho
correct .thing In Men's Clothes h just
no endy to-have as not. It doenn't
rcqutro and special skill or ak'clal
expense to be nmong the best dres
sers that is if you como to m for
your clothes. We will put you In
an nlf-wool cult or Overcoat and
thct means that nobody oloo will bo
better dressed than you. Tho best
tailoring, tho most perfect stylo, nnd
nbovo all, a perfect fit is ass'urcd at
this good goods store.
i
AUGUST CLEANUP SPECIALS
SLEEVELESS VESTS
3 for 25J
Plain and Inco trlnunod; ,
excollcnt SOo values; flno
for tjienq warm Nday.s. 'fl
MUM
What is Mum? ' r'
V
Mum sells for'
r gwlVmulrej ht Notion Counter. 'I
QUEEN POMPADOUR
Hnlr noils, Special
I WtbE RIBBONS :
Flno Taffota Ribbons In doslrablo
colorn, sulUblo for sashes anil bewd:
ifc for 35c Values '
POMPADOUR PINS'
Fancy pins for holding tho Pom
padour. v."f'f'.
2 for 25c
V"
-. .J
rl'fj
'kVJl
i.vl.
HYGIENIC
ICED WATER
- FRFE
MM
IIIIIIIIH1IIIIIIHII1II
lCity News
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniHinii
fVHtllCP
. Showom tonlKht; Tuuiulny fnlr nnd
wmnw.
, Clovdu Uurbtr ihnlr. No wiiIIHik.
'No ft!fk--,' . , ' t ,
if WOtrty m th tpakfUttt
ison MW Ram' tiont- kIm wmf n
utile. Wtiy? Trj h wck nnj mi.
ijfiQlri by mil iruAers.
MIim Itfcthor Uk, itkUhhl and
tnKklftir$t niHitiourfi Iiha irrll in
Bnlem and ,takn a position ut. Oli
son's IwrNi hop m HlntD str.nt
Shtt ulU Yaij Htfinnnntly and
wtll nmKo a mtoolnlty of itulItMi work.
tt.
TlH'r' I n Job fop Vmi
Of canny; so kooi a ttnl ad,
biuy In yur bplialf, NuJ mnoh .uat
reduclutr vrl nnd tjiwi keopluK H
a half MorM,
Hel S.tH
ltpchtel JikMlnTnVoro how locate
a thilr now omot in tho Hayrno
uuiitunjr, oom 7 aud 8 Large lUt
0t oily and country njroprty for
mUl. roMt or Qxehangc
- -.- i mm i
August Cleanup Specials'
w.
-SUMMER PARASOI
ONE-HALP
Prlco. Solect any
Shado at HAM.
CLEAN UP.
Sun
SILK OLOVI
A largo assortment of
colors In 12- and lC-but-ton
longths, doublo finger
tipped; all sizes. 03c for
91.70 and 92.00 valuos.
HAIR.. PINS
Sholl and Amber Hair
Pins will not split or met.
23c
LAMES HOSIERV
33c
v
. Flno tan nnd black laco
nnklo 50c values.
PUBLIC
PHONE,
MAIN 211
ycdncsday Only
Wo hnvo Delected from v our
regular Btocks, 40 dozen of Su
perior Qrado Turkish Bath Tow
els, usually sold for 2Cc and 3Bd
each. '
Wednesday only at 8:30 a. m., for
No TeloMiono Ordora reclved.
19c
SfSjS
L'TfM'tiBfc.BJ cjf ffftlH
GIIT EDGE
SHOE POLISH ,
15c
Usually sold for 25c.
rnmn jhmiIiik- IlUnt , um,pr u,e roBnngPMl0nt l)f
Tho I'rlco Shoo Co Tuesday ovon- Mr. Lowell Mason, the well known
Ulg, from 8 to 10. .'un,i ponulnr lunch man. Mr PnHii,
' jhns spared no money to ftx up thlt
Cook Puiiuiil
Tho fuuuiHl of Mra. Flora Cook
of Zena, who dld nt 7 o'oloqk )tmr
torduy morning, wn hold at tho
Cook homy ,t 2 o'olook ni!n afioi.
noon. Tho burial took plnco lnvonn
aoineiory.
.
Ptittrty Ottlnxni
At thi Trlcu SlUlo Cu.'a mwiln
iillirru' ulkht. .from S tn 10.
iV '
Tim Mhhwijw.
Th w motion ploturtJ show o
Oeunirolal wroet ownl by Jr. V.
0ood and dauishUra. will bu ttnmad
"ThB MWwny," tko nnw augKMtud
by Mlw Hello Wmu Tk Mhiwny
opening win be nnnouncod later.
Rp ilio Xmw Rt)U.
of mil nnd ltto to tho Paojrloan
orhAtrtt at tho Prlw Shoo. Co
opuuliiK tomorrow night, from' o
10.
Nrgrn lHlc.ti
Uoyomor Chamberlain
has an.
place In an attractive iiinnnor. nut
ting In ono of th modern and up-to
date sanitary refrigerator countors
Tho hungry man will always find M.
Mnon ready to arv thm prompt
ly and with courtwus treatmen:.
Rnimbtr tho plaoo. t.
h Oponinjj
At the Priot Slteo Co.'i ghto
TdHy nUht froin S to 10 u. m
PdrlM oroUMtm.
o
HUM, atltATKS PAMC
AMON(J M HRRV.MAKHRS
Sau Pranoloo. Cl , Aag. 24.
Thw park oummlMloHrH nra tqday
in-Qparliig an nppoal to tho chief of
pollao and polluo comtulBilon to en
foroo the regulation against allow
ing cattlo to run at largo in tho city
and havo asked that the mounted
polioo nrovont n repetition of ye.
torday'a incident whon a mad bull
ran luto Golden Gato park whllo It
waa full of merry-maker and crv-
nU'd havoc.
Tho bull appeared at the xhlW
,VliiltU
"And jou vftll be gurolto.Bet tho
;bct In the n.ro,cory ijao and Tcelv humi IMmx
prompv aucntioH ftom J. M. I.awn-
poluttnl McCunta Stewart, n negro i'1 rc,v' llh.vground and drove the
aviarnwy oi rortiatui, aa a ropro. " owa to wroty in night. Pan
uMinuvu ruin tnu ataio to ino, na
tional negro fair to bo held lu Mu-
one, Aiauautn, In the fa,ll of 190SJ
The fair will bo of an Industrial
ckaraetwr, and will ineludo an ov
lUUUn of Urn er(Umanhlp of th
Antertoan nogro. I
deutonlum rolgnod among tho wots-
on and chtldron for several hours,
Mounted jkjIIco chaseil tho lntruV
or through the park arid finally cap
tured him with lariats i
Gntmitatctl Sr Hyps Curvd.
bad cao of granulated 6ro eye's.'H
SftVs Mnrtln Ytitwl f iri.. yL i
..y
, mYo all mut wt So v&hy uat
J will Ih mro to Kt it If you
nnier from Btt'uwtt Rrw anltary
uwlict Phone 31,
- - hhu vvr i KidNiiiAiwi Kfirn ni-na -?
J Th acoouMt of tk final settlement Martin Hoj-d of Henrietta. Iy.'
.in th otuta of Jakn a For. d.' ln fbruar. noj. a gentleman;
VH,1. ha. Len approved; by tu' , bougki oneVxT 5SS5
.county courl. . iwo.hiri r u ....?.? r.'.rri
I t !ot Riven tue anv tmubia tn .
iThU alvei is for r-iIp iv rr eiAna. i
drug stor.
,I.Hnh Prtt OpoiuHl-
1 f
rank II. CrtMh. has opened a
. Oermaa Juch vine in hl rirt n 'lie tha U r-ld of wbdouf or
Itfrt .Utf j(trMtTM luHckOtauv'rofw liU ilikbos lMkMr.
.... i
OOOOOOOOOOOO
O PERSONAL MENTION O
o r,
O Ami Movemeiitt of Salem O
O Peonlo. n
OOOOOOOOOOOO
Mls Mary Hvona is at Ntwport on
Joylng an outing.
MUs Kaltle McMillan has returned
front an outing at Newport.
R. G. Hunter and wife have retuw
nd from a short visit lu Albany.
Qeorgo Peterson and family bavc
lopo to Nwpbrt for nn outing.
Mrs. II. 11. Humphrey hM.rtpan
od for Portland- to visit for tew
days.
Gaorgt Prtmcler of Alltawy It in
the elty trnnsMctlng liusiawt for a
short time.
Horace Miller returned to Wood
burn this .morning after spending
Sunday with- friends hero.
Holly Southwlok has toft for
Newport to spend a few weeks by
the big pond.
Julius Elroy of Portland la trans
acting business and visiting with
friends hero for a short time.
Tho Misses Winnie and Luoh Hum
havo returned from Newport wher
they spent n ploasnnt outing.
John Hunt has returned to his
homo In Woodburn, having spen'
Sunday with friends In this olty.
Mrs. M. E. Watson has returned
to her homo In Eugene after visiting
with relatives here for n short tint
Miss Roso Glass returned to Seai
tie today, after visiting hero wltn
friends and relatives for a number
of days.
Mr. and Mrs. LanKdon.Thomnso?..
of Ashland, aro In the city vlbltlng
with their many frlendi for a stanr
time.
T. H. Carter and family returned
to their heme In Portland this, morn
ing after a week's visit with friends
In this city.
Mr. Lo SoUts arrived -yesteMa !
If. Olympic to-be Uh i Salts,
X ' T t 4
who was Injfirod Saturday by fall
ing from the browoxy.
Jake Rice of Sllvorton was In tho
city yesterday visiting with frlonds
aud rolatlvos. Ho roturuod to Sll
vertou this morning.
NEW TOM
-o-
I)ruvni!is(ci' Hurt, """"'
Leo Smltz, the young brower frotn
Olympla, who was sont horo to rt,..'
1 1 eve Ilrowmnster Charled Shull, who
Is now taking his vacation, had tha
mlsfortunto to fall from a roofsabour
12 foot from n pavement floor break
lug somo bonea In liU foot and Jar
lag him 'so ho will bo compelled to
remain In bed several days and
probably two monUts before he can
use his foet. Sm'tz was Btjindln
upon some pipes running througu
the brewery trying to locate a short
circuit of the electric wjrea which
light iu the building, and uttomptea
to out overhead a wlro which wa
charged with 500 voltage with hU
plyera. The shock did not throw
hint from his footing, but it was so
strong he could do nothing but drop
which he did alighting on both feet
12 feet below on tho hardest of con
crot floor.
MONEY TO LOAN
t HO. K. FORn
Ovi ljKtrt Bush's Bank. ilen. Or
Norwteb Union Ffrfe
Insurance Society
Fmnk MtwtMth. RdWeHr AgeM,
Oi're with Wrn. Brown & Co.. No
89 rnmmer"ji tr4t
For Sale Furn ro t r -
house. I hao h furtlf
ready ln my ho and "I
tho goods lav the hof
honan Mk lorn 1 dW !
blocks "at the I reSi Hi
ronii far lr -
bijh nnd gs
I .nwi-ela ' '
lt4 3lx mon'
for x ty on- u
od house as I
o H sands. ''
ranged satlsia
u'hn wtflhSK t
caro of the i-ar fiw
nnmn nnit nilllri : Sd I rfa"
.., i TbU1
a sacrifice on ro P" w l4l
who buys af oaee ,
t..' i r, 11 A I $-l'v
juuriiui v,
X'H- T. Alh'SAh kS
"iivu vup m ---r
Centra1! store and w'"rl
has any claims .(
uuiimcu iu w
ThniA IB
.JfS
n nno "
arc! tl
The I
, if t
fn q
. 'H
Sl '1ll
. -m o!
, I
i.iiv "".
same settled
likewise.
Lo3l.Atout Jw'V 10' I?
among which W
on which ." .i.
Wright, t'inair - .j
bis address at thiso, A
unuAu
STARR PIANO
HIGH CUSS GOODS
GEO. C WILL
Wfe4 A gentle
Phone 1355,
driving Warfr.
y 8-lS-ttT-
. , .- fntiit 1JS"
fyr MR" two io - . i
Lewis St in ' l
well and foouaau-H - jj
rrice. r-. ir W-
Keeping ruu" --
Mill, phone 647
r. . . hinHW,
jUiaVi school.
i4.lv-
&
L