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Show
Of fall merchandise. We have searched the worm over ana nave
gathered together the best output of the best mills and manufacture
ers, the largest showing of authentic styles ever attempted in the
Northwest. Visit the style salons of this big store and see that
every word we say is true
l-'ALIi
JACKKTS,
AND WIXTEIl IX
20 TO
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VIM KOXG.OOATBD BTVIjKS -WILIi. UNDOUBTEDLY ItKlQN AS FAVORITES THIS
LAUIK8' SUITS. IN THIS I'INK SHOWING AKH TUB SKMMIOX AND TIOHT-I'lTTINQ
1NCHICS LONG. WH 1IAVB LKVIKI)' UPON TUB FAMOUS FASHION OBNTKHS FOB THK8B CIIOICB PItODUCTIONS
AND THIS BBSUIC OF OUIt BFFOItTS AWAITS YOUIt KAMA' CONSUMMATION. JUNIOH, MISSUS AND LADIES'
BI'BS,.TIIB COLOItS ABB, NAVY, BLACK, III10WN, OBBBN, SMOKB AND TWO-TONKD COMBINATIONS IN TUB
LATEST WEAVES OF DBOADOLOTHS, CHEVIOTS, FHKNCI SEBGES, ENGLISH COVEBTS, PLAIN AND FANCY
HKLF 8THIPE DIAGONALS. NDAY IS THE LAST DAY VB TAICB SPECIAL OBDEBS FBOM THE SAMPLE BAIN-
COATS ON DISPLAY, SILK,
830.00. .
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ASKS HAINS
CASE BF SH
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Dress Goods
Our correct showing of Fnll and
Winter Dross Goods In all now
wenvon and colon Are tho jirotluc
tlonu oC tho world's best milts nnd
designers. Wo hnvo now on display
tho following now colers: Greens,
JJrow'in, Lomlon Smpko, Blues,'
Dronto, GrooiiH nnd.Hlncks. , Prices-from---
50c to $3.50 Yard
Now lino of Evonlns BIip ' In
Pasted Urondrlotlu for Nvi'iiliitf
Cqnta.
SHOES
Tlio proper ntylos of Ladles' Chll
drcn'ft nnd Men's Shoes will bo
found In n largo assortment of nlzeti
nnd tylou In tho Now Bhoo Dopnrt
inoitt. Export Hhoo mon will he
pleased to put your foot Into porfoct
llttlm; shoos,
At the Good Goods
Store
Suit Cases
Nothing like It over shown. Gen
uine Cowhide, iitraps nil around, mid
holts, folding hnllhend hundlo, shirt
fold In lid with four Btrnpa. Kqunl
to iiiuuy 17 &0 cunoj, void olsowhorc,
advance Fnll spoclnl
$5.00
i
.
IJflo filling In a Huffy, snow-whlto continuous layor, full of tiny
n!, rolls J.l)ftt hoops tho vital boiy warmth In. You wouldn't bollovo
there could bo such a dlffo-enco till you have slept, under a "Malsh"
thai; mi cou'rt bo so warm without the slightest eonso of weight.
Coyeur.i
jy
8111c.
:gi lUi.tuU nil V".e huntitlf..! pnttornj In ll'koleno, Sateen nnd
Bedding Dept. Second Floor
NEW PURS
0iWediesday wo will hnvo on display tho latest nBsortmont of
furS'OViM' shuwn In Salem. Theso nro better values for less money
thai)wo hnvo over offorod.
Genuine Heatherbloom Petticoats
In a largo assortment of stylos and colors usually sold nt $2.50, our
Advance Fall Special
Tboru Is only about eight dozen In
the lot so thu early ouoa will not
thorn,
$1.48
EARLY SHOWING OF MEN'S
Suits and Over
coats Wo hnvo selected from tho lend
ing tailors tho cholcoit cloths nnd
patterns for the best dressers. Tho
correct thing In Men's Clothes Is
Just ns easy to have as not. It
doosn't require any special skill or
ahy moro money to be among thn
best drosscrs, that Is If you como to
us for your clothos. Wo will put
you In nn all-wool suit or overcoat
nnd that moans you will ho one of
tho host dressod. Prices from $15
to $35.
Men's Section, New
Annex.
Wednesday Only
Itnmona Flannelettes, 2S Inches
to 3G Inches wide, sultnblo for houso
dresses, Klmonns, Wnlsts, etc., In
many pretty patterns nnd design?
usually sold at lGc to 30c n yard,
on snlo Wednesday only nt
9c yard
No telephone orders received.
ARRIVAL OF
Fall Laces
Ckiny, Maltese, Venice, Applique,
Net, Oriental, Plain, Bnby Irish
(Crochot, Torohon, Gorman, French
nnd Itnllnn, Vnli, White, Cronm,
Hlnck lace, Hands, GhIIous nnd All
Overs. LACK SUCTION"
(United I'ress .a,rt ,v.
Now York, An. 31 ijj!
torney Darrln, of Queen, M "f.
i.,;n,.a :fc: ":ru"e io'tft
brothers, ohareed u-ik
of William E. Anm. .., . Bl1
tnnttnti tn l.i- .t De 0'l
... . CBUl m0 tr(al
Queens county court before JJ
vuiiitimuii uu uciouer S
Darrln held a conference
District Attorney Jerome
York today regarding tho t
v.u .v jurorne about tie ,
nxntnlnntlnn f .!!
.ed tho names of al!enlet. n.i
of the prosecution la atra&st j
ii is sniu,
"DRY TOWN" BALOOXs
HEHAK (I
(United Tress Un,t wi, i
Dolllnghnm, Wn., Aug. StJ
ly overy saloon In the city yt J
did business Just as If there tr
Bunaay closing in the county t
nay tno pouco, sberlfl and
Ing attorney aro being be
cltlzoim nnd nsked to explj
tno recent order Is not belt
forced. From tho statement! oj
city and county officials It la
thnt tho saloons ns well ai thcl
nnd bllllnrd parlors will be t&
to haVo. things their own war (J
future, nt least until after thfl
election. Mayor Do Mattoi huj
structed Chief of Pollco Cade ti
molest tho saloons.
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SrGGICSTSFOrLH
(United 1'ic-m Uuti Wirt)
Dromorton, Wn Aug. Jl-j
has boon rccolvcd here of the ii
ory, two miles west of the!
yard, of tho half burned bod;
mnn lying between two tonjt i
conditions indicating that&aitu
had boon in ado to cover a nvj
No mark of Identification vu i
on tho body nnd it Is tho te
discoverers thnt an effort hill
mnde to destroy overythlotl
might throw light on tho IdentJ
tho mnn and the manner
death.
Tho city marshal of Chrl
visited tho scono together
numborof cltlzons and the coroi
Investigating today.
OASTOHIA
fimt tht
IbsKiaJfalnCin
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MONEY TO L(
TH03. K
)vnr l.add & Ua h' Uaok SikI
Norwich Union Fire
Insarance So
ruiiU .Uiivdilti, Itrtldml it
Oillco with Wm. Drown 4 i
:P Commercial sreit
STARR PIAN(
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GEO. C. WILI
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iCity News
Hiiiiiitiiiniiiiiimn
Fair t6jlght nnd Tuoidny.
K(V)AMtl ,ptKdHtMl
(lovornor Chamberlnlu Bnturdny
nftornoou appointed Attorney
OoorKQ No land of Klniuah Falls, clr.
cult Jud) of District No. 1, to sue
cetnl udga Henry 1,. Hanson, who
renlKued lust week. Nolnnd U a
DomoernU nnd one of thu most
prominent attorneys In tho stuto.
Woolen Mills ltcsumrt
Tho Thomas Kay Woolen M1IU,
which hnvo been shMt down for ro
plrs dnrltiK jho past month began
operation this morning,
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PKIIRONATi MKN'TION
In WrltliiB" . ,
A want nd., JUST
TKLI WHAT
YQlkiWANT. in tho slmploat word,
you an find. That'a nil. Kvon t
shopping IS n pleasure, make It a
matter of tKislnoni as well ns rend
ing the uds.
Uvular Mwttwji k
Of ChadVlok Chnpter, No. 37. Or
der of Kustern fitar, TuoUy ovon
IhK, Beptembor 1. at K 'O'clock,
MovemviitM
l'eople.
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of
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0
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Snlnn )
O
o 'o o o
Tka Xodol whenever you feel
that you Red It. That Is the only
time you. Htd to tako Kodol. Just
vrkH yovt eed It: then you will not
W trouhWil with sour itouiacb,j,mn.rt (hU .nnrnin
iMWliliiir. on th stomach, etc ,,owe thU ,uorn,nB
8U ky.ftUdrwMlsU. J. P. WUUney, of
Fred Curuy, of DaJIns, wns trans
acting business hero today, ,
0. D. Minton went to Portland to
dayto trnnsnet business for u short
time.
Frank Polcsou nnd family return
ed this morning from a three weeks'
outing at Newport.
Fred llurruws this morning re
turned from an over-Sunday visit
with friends In Kugeno.
P. Audorson, of Albany," arrived
this morning to trnntnet' business
for u short time.
jAck Flynn. the popular traveling
talesman, la In tho city looking aft
er buslucts.
Miss Margaret Messjek U In Al
bany visiting with Mr. W. II. DavU
for n few days. t
?.Or(lnl)oldler returnel toPortjHnjJ
inis moruiuR nicer vuuing wun
friends here Stindny.
Floyd Meyern of Corvnllls, w,vU
Itlng frlonds and relatlv6s nore. yes
terday. Mort Pllk'lngton Vas a Sunday
visitor In Portland returning- homo
thin morning,
Ulaln Hubbard has returned from
nil outing In the uuiuutnlus near
l)aln4 Qr.
lko Marx, of Oregon City, spout
Sunday hero with trleud, retnrnlUK
Portland; ar
rived today to transact business npd
visit for u short time.
'Moll Davis, of Pendleton, Is in the
city shaking hands with old friends.
Mr. Davis formerly lived In this city.
Dan Younger returned to hh
homo In Portland this morning nftor
visiting with friends here yesterday.
Guy dwelling, a shop gunrd nt
tho ponltentlnry, haa left for Tan
gent, Or., whore ho will spond n few
weoks' outing.
Miss Ionnn Whalon returned
homo Inst evening from an over
Sunday visit with f i lends nnd rela
tives In Por'tlund.
0. J. Vnldoo, of Hosehurg, arrived
this morning to transact business
and make preparation l ontor stock
In the coming statp .fair.
Paul Hmiser, the local gun and
rod merchant, has roturned from
Newport, where ho spoilt a few
weeks' outing.
Tho Misses Ijvura nnd Sadie Johu
son have returned from Seattle,
where thoy spent several weeks vlnlt
nk. their mint. Mr. 0. 11. Frosty
Mls draco Hobson, sister of Mrs.
Harry Hill, of this city, left Sunday
for her old homo In Michigan after
wending an extended visit with her
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Hlrsch. Mr
and Mra. S. Quy Hlrsch. Mr. and
Mrs. MoMahlU and son wore guests
of .Mr. and Mrs. K, Illrsoh at tho
Hotel Willamette yesterday.
Hoy Unley. of Warren. Oregon,
was vlsttlng with friends here todaj
leaving on the afternoon train to
visit with his friends and relatives
Ir Portland.
J, A. Hammol, proprietor of the
Hotol'Rovero In Albany, Is looking
ntter business Interests hero for n
fow dnya,
Wallace Trill has roturned from n
tour In enstern Orogou. Ho reports
very dry nnd unfavorable weather In
that locality and Is glad to return to
Salem.
Paul Aufrnnc, formerly of this
city, but for tho past year employed
as n machinist In a Portland auto
garago, wns vliltlng his parents and
friends hero Sunday.
J, 11. Ackerman, state school su
perintendent of public Instruction,
hris left tor Seattle where ho will do
llvor addresaod today and tomorrow
before the City Teachers' association
of that city.
Jonathan Hourne. the well known
ticket agent for the local Southern
Pacific passenger station, passed
through from Portland Sunday with
the remains of his mother, who died
In Portland Friday to bury her In
8an Diego. Cal. it The many f jlends
of Mr. Howrne wmiyTJipathlzo'wlth
him In his sorrow.
Those, from Salem who attended
the Charles Soholl funeral yesterday
were: Ah Magers, F. 0. Deckabach
Alox Conoyer, Kugeno Kckorlon
GRACE CAMERON
WELL RECEIVED
NEW TODA1
Grace Camoron, protty chor-.u
girls, catchy soups, nh'd ono of tho
wittiest comedlnns that over appear
ed ot tho local opera houso, Harry
nowloy, together mndo up the best
mongrel comic operas to come to
Salem for some time. Tho play wa
"Little Dolly Dimples" at tho Grand
opera houso Saturday night and that
the good work was thoroughly ap
preciated by the rather mall audi
onco was evidenced by repeated en
cores given tho pieces, especially tho
comedian, Harry Bewloy. At one
stago of the performance whore ho
sang many comic songs, tho hand
clapping and applause brought him
back time after time, and tho play
was only allowed to proceed when
tho actors Ignored the noise of the
house, which, when Itj. had Jilted
down, found that thlt actor had beeii
speaking soveral minutes.
It Is soldom that such an all-good-looking
lot of chorus girls are tq bo
found In one company, A sldo Issue,
a sort of flller-ln. was Miss Exa V
Morris Kllnger. Paul Honarch, Kola I"?; T1 ' , V I ,
Nels. J. Wilson. Will Wolf. Fred f Th.e n 'Mtei" who
Vest. WUl L.nd,ey, Prof voMessen. b' " L ! " 1" if.
Charlea Hinges, Charley
Attorney J. A, Carson.
Dort and
Houses are In grat demand all
reojr- the state and In every cjtyand
Wanted A gentle
Phono 13511.
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Hiid farm 'amis at M'P
Ital National Bank
Iist Saturday afternoon, M
Phnmnknln. State or Hl
a nalr of black gauneWi
Plmlnr l1pnsp f)0M W'
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Wn Kflla Snan. 11350 ''
i,m full basement, SH
from Ccsirthoue h
hleh school, Lot W
east, A quick call n
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room 1, Stousloff B'lJ-
nal. IlOOBt Pl
I'riiHin ijniiv "
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water, gas, - - .
furnished reception rw
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right party
over
Barnes Cah 8toc
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praise. Her control ot voice, not
qocq hurstln Into 50ns, U trulx
marvelouii aua tlTose ,wW; dujnct1
hear her, missed a treit "
All In H, the play was deMe4
success and crowdi-houe ar
propfee!4 ff fthamwPK at the k-
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11'.itiliil I inu IIIUUi"'
.i fM oats. Ha1r'
Llvesley&Co..Sal.F
Wagt-A good swi !"!
between U00 W
Call al Walter Lo
. Ball, 194 S. Cottase J
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