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THE OLD WHITE CORNER SALEM'S BEST
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Our ladies' Department
Elegance in Women's Fall Suits. Dally arrivals are making our
.. Woman's Section more, and moro attractive. The styles are bo
varied and there are so' many new materials and effects that tha
fUndlng of a stylo to. suit- ench Individual taste is surprisingly simple.
4 -dtp prices are much lower than you would expect for such fine
.garifte.nts, ranging from
$15.00; $18.50; $20.00 to $75.00
SKIRTS
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Lndl03 and Misses' skirts in all
styles and weaves. They are cut
very full and hang perfect. Wo
$ employ only the beat experienced
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ing perfect satisfaction.
WAISTS
Wo will show over 50 styles of
Batiste Waists at $2.25 each and
hundreds of beautiful stylet, in
other fabrics ranging from $1.0"
to '$15.00. Net Waists a specialty
at-very low prices.
Our Men's Department
The first Installment In now r?U and W'ntor patterns is now on
show. They're worth going, a long ways to see. They nro made up
of the best fabrics and the stylos vno such as aro shown by tho best
clothier In .all America. They're smarter than ordinary clothes; tho
coats are longer, the pockets put In on the riant with bias flapo,
and other little tdcaB that go to make ftip a distinction In stylo.
Blue Serges, Cheviots, Black Unfinished Worsteds, Herringbone!
and Serge novelties of all kinds. Prices range from
$8.50 to $25.00
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The Gordon Hat
$3.00 .
The new Btyles for Fall 'will bo
opened In a few days 1
SWKLL XI2W CAPS The dif
ferent kind
25c and 50c
Campaign Ties
llrytm or Taft
You can take your, choice. 25o
Vj Men's Shirts
'" A full caso of one kind Just like
,7Gc values in ordinary stores,
Our Price 50c
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fess Goods Section .
lie new dress goods aro here
wen tho counters whero you can
.iimDd Judge for yourself. Wo
tit Marched tho market for tho
4ul are sure wo havo found It.
fiila weaves in batistes, serges,
50c a Yard
fcst; novelties and plaids aoc
, BEAD'S GOODS
ilawne In all colors, Prunella,
it Sole, Wldo Herrlngbonci,
t, Readonsln Crcpo, Panamas,
fVWures, Eugndlne, novelty
l)!i!n Broadcloths, Rain Proofs,
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75c to $1.50
lor Bonnet Black Silk
Shoes for all Mankind
FOUR FAMOUS MAKES
Buying John Kelly SIiocb means buying fewer but bettor pairs each
season. Wo havo anticipated your needs for Fall by ordering liberally
of tho John Kelly cuts. Prices nro very reasonably for such . excellent
Shoes'. Pay m a call it will pay you..
$4.00, $3.50, $3.00. $2.50
SELZ SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY
Always reliable In qunllty and tho prices nro very low. A Selz Shoo
will wear as n rule half as long again as any other make. Why? Be
causo they aro LEATHKH. Men Shoes $1.60 to $4.50. Ladies Shoes
$1.75 to $3.50. Children's Shoes all prices.
Barry Shoes
For Men Who$are
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Blankets and Quilts
Largest and most comploto Btock
In tho WillRmotto valley. Over 500
pairs of ono kind of blankets Just
rocolvcd.
75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50
vj Woolon Blankets only high grade
$u.ou to ipiu.uu a pnir.
'f filled with good clean cotton and
only flrnt quality to show.
$1, $1.25, $1.50 to $3.50
Down Quilts, $3.00 to $111.50
PILLOWS, SHEETS, CASES, COUN-
TEIMPANES, IvTO.
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POSTPONED
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Ar. ai Tho Toklo ex-
to been postponed until
tordtag to the offlolnl state-
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ment Issued todny by tho minister of
agrlculturo and commerce. The
nctlon Is taken over tho protests of
nil tho chambers of commerce and
Is Indicntlvo of tho determination of
tho new cnbinet to enrry out Its pol
icy of retrenchment.
Tho ofllcinls of the exposition
wore called together and tho de
cision of the government was an
nounced to thorn. It Is expected that
tho postponement will result In n
great benefit to tho exposition.
In tho statement issued by the
government it Is Bet forth that the
postponement will mnko it possible
to hold n completo and perfected
world's fair that will reflect much
greater credit upon tho country than
if tho fnirwero rushed through un
der tho original plans.
Tho chambers of commerce urged
that It would bo an indication of of
ficial weakness that wohld havo a
bad effect on tho commercial situation.
SCHWAB SPYS
ON EMPLOYES
(United Vrtt IstLteH Wire.)
Bethlehem, Pa., Aug. 31. Tho
employees of the Bethlehem steel
works are "today shaking In their
boots awaiting the outcome of a lit
tle visit paid to tho work by Charles
It. Schwab, steel magnate last week.
He visited the works In the garb of
a workman and it is reported that
he saw several men asleep and fore
men absent from their poBts. What
the outcome will be Is In doubt.
Schwab and his party visited the
works and made, a tour and went
away, Schwab announced that ho
was satisfied and would return to
New York, Then he went to bis hotel
dressed as a workman and went
back to the works.
He had ta d&lose his identity to
a watchman before he could get into
the grouads but he made the round.)
unknown to the rest of the force.
NEWS I'ltOM HEItE,
THERE AND EVERYWHERE
Captnln Julius Turner, a farmer of
Cloy City, Ills., worth $50,000, who
killed his wlfo last Juno and wound
ed his son, whom ho mistook for hor
ndmlrer, committed sulcldo last
night by hanging himself In tho jail.
Oovornor Fort Is victorious In At
Inntlc City, N. J nnd nil saloons ro
mntned closed Sunday.
Tho body of Mrs. Allco L. Dono
hue, who has boon missing since
Juno 11, was mnenrthed by two
boys near her Frultdalo, Cal home,
acting on n'dvlco of a spiritualist,
Tho statistics at Washington show
that 40,000,000,000 foot of lumber
wero cut In tho U. S. during 1907,
an Increnso of 7 por cont ovor 1900.
apology.
Jafot Llndoborg, discoverer of tho
Nome, Alaska, district, has annouccd
the discovery of another great gold
rnlno in Slboria.
Attornoy John Qlcason has sued
Harry Thaw for $50,000.
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Headaches
Many people 'suffer from head-t
aches caused- by Eye Defects.
You may Bee all right, your Eyes
may not pain you, yet, because
of a something lacking which
proprly adjusted Glasses alone
can supply, you coatlnue to suf
fer. We- will tell you whether
your oyes are defective or not,
and if they do need Glasses.
We Can Fit the
Proper Ones
Our prices are very reasonable
and wo
Guaraitee Satisfaction
Barfs Jeweln, Store
Sttek4 Liberty treet.
BIG FOREST FIRES
IN CALIFORNIA
(United Presi I.ciufd Wire.)
Santa Cnuz, Cal., Aug, 31. Ovei
a hundred ncrcs of valuablo redwood
timber land has beon burned over nl
roody by a forest fire that Is raging
In Blnckburn gluch four miles from
tho town. Sovornl hundred fnrmorH
nro fighting to keop It away from
their homes, nnd tho flames aro now
swooping toward Lavega park, whort
somo of tho big redwoods grow.
Tho flrb was started by tho burn
ing of a barn on tho Trovothan
ranch. Tho flames spread to the
trees and dry grass of tho foreBt has
been burned over tho John Walsh
ranch, a part of tho Crandnll's sum
mer resort, tho Morgan ranch nnd
Dr. Holmqucst's ranch.
Fighters at tho Crandall placo
saved tho buildings and tho Holm
quest ranch buildings wero saved
only aftor a hard fight.
Back firing from Doyle gulch kept
tho fire out of tho canyon which l
thickly populated.
It Is thought that the fighters wll
be able to save tho Three Tree and
Lavega parks.
Uklah, Cal., Aug. 31 Fires which
started last night aro raging today
In the mountains west of horo an I
threaten to destroy tho fish hatchery
of tho Northwest Pacific Railroad
company, one mllo from tho city.
The fires are as bad as thoso of three
weeks ago, which burned over a ter
ritory 20 miles square. Tho ranges
have been so badly burned that the
stockmen are confronted by the
prospect of a hard winter and the
general loss will be heavy.
M. DeRcus, tho Netherlands mln
lster to Venezuela who was expelled
by Castro, has satisfactorily ex
plained the situation to his govern
ment which stated It will offer no
Now that the cultan of Morocco,
Abdul Ails, has bees drjvaa, from
his throne by hl scrappy brother,
he wol4 be wore appropriately
Mwed Abdul Azwaa.
"FREE, FREE, FREE"
Free Palmistry
Free Clairvoyance
Free Healing
Free Reading
For One Week
In an effort to convince tho skep
tical pcoplo of Salem that Tho Del
mnrs hnvo no equal In tholr profes
sion nnd nro different from all other
mediums nnd tholr mothoda Tho Dol
mars havo decided to ,glvo ovoryono
n chnnco to tost tholr ability to road
tho past, presont and future for ono
week freo of chnrgo.
Do not con fin so Tho Dolmnrs with
tho man who called hlmsolf Prof.
Martin as mnny havo dono, n Prof.
Dolmnrs hns no connection t with
Martin whatovor as this pnpor will
gladly verify. Nelthor do Tho Do!
mars go from house to houso junk
ing readings and havo no connoctlon
wth that class of pooplo. If you wish
to consult Tho Dolman it will bo
necessary for you to call at tholr of
fice In tho Hotel Eldrldgo, 248 North
Commercial street, sulto 17, whore
they can be found from 0 a. m. to 0
p. m.
If you are going to consult n
palmist or clairvoyant why not Mi)
tho boat, it ia cheapest in tho end,
Como and be convinced, It will
coBt you nothing. Tho Hit roadlng
Is free to all who come prepared for
a reading and not out of Idle curios
ity. Bring this ad. with you to the
Hotel Eldrldge, 248 North Commer
cial,.
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