Daily capital journal., September 02, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

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We sfcy "preliminary showing," tout in reality it means up to the ordinary
"complete stock," Ours is never complete, every day sees new goods coming,
nnd as lontr as the season fasts wiK keen comine. now that we arc in such a
N sptendkl position to show you the new garments of the season, come and inspect
sV them, and assure yourself that our qualities are all that can be desired, and how
REASONABLY WE HAVE PRICED THEM -
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EXCELLENt TAILDR-MADE SUITS
'Such variety. Never In seasons post
did wo provldo the quantity and -
gr"eat variety of units you will find
vTt-hcro this season. Wo hayQJmnde n
special effort to please you thli time
W bo como and bco If wd have be'on
successful In your case. Thoro aro
raoro good Btyles shown In this store
than In any other hereabout.
Junior's, Misses' and Ladles Slr.cs. '
ItKADY-TO-WEAU SECTION
'tppAY ONLY
naraotiiyriannclottea 28 Inches to
36 Inches Vide, values' to 30c a yard
today. 6Jy- f .
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YOU NEVER SAW A. MORE
Attractive lot of good clothes' than
wo aro ready to show you right now
for Kail wear, They're Hart, Schaft
nor & Marx Clothes, and the now
colors," new weavosand fabrics aTo tu
rich auli-varled and attractive as
clothes, can he. In .addition to the
now browns, grays, checks, stripes,
etc., which have been to attractive
' a feature of this lino line we'll show
you somo flno blllo "serges, black
cheviots, such as every man ought to
have.
CLOTHING SECTION NEW ANNEX
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Copyright 1908 by
Wtr Uifiir A Marx
sTODAY ,
Wo will have on display tho Inn:
ost rtsortnjont of'Furs ovor shown In
Sajom. These aro hotter value's for
less monoy .than wo havo ovor of
forcd.
Genuine llcalhcrbloom Petticoats
In a, largo assortment of styles and
colors, usually sold for $2.50. Our
Advance Fall Special Thoro aro
about 8 dozen In tho lot
so tho enrly ones will get C I fih
them. ' P UJ
SUIT CASES
Nothing llko It over shown hi Sa
lorn. Genulno Cowhide, with straps
all around, shirt fold In lid with I
straps, ball head handlos, enual to
most $7. 50 caBes Bold else
where. Advance Fall Special
$5
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Dress Goods
Our correct showing of TaH and Winter Dress
Good,in. all the new weaves and colors arc
proiftftftityis from the bqst .mills v have
searched; the markets far and near for this
larg iLxoflment, but can now assure you
tht our? qualities are (he best cveVoffercd at
such reasonable prices.
STYLE
Is given to a garment by
having the goods
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Shoes
Tho well dressed ladles will wecr'thls 'Fall tan high shoos and patoijt
colts In Balmoral and Bluchers.
Wo aro Snlcm's agents for tho famous "PAT COYAN" for llttlo men
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and boys, for mlssos and llttlo womt'n, for wear, fit and finish this lino
HAS NO .EQUAL.
Our men's lino of Fall shoes la hot tor than pver, nil tho nobblost shapon
n,ro on display.
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Price for' Sponging 5 CenU a Yard.
Short Lcn$thi 25 Cent Ench.
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(Caltcd ! Lea, ftlft(
Now York, Sjt 2ti..
coast will see tho Salome dxJ
tho "enrlnir nn m
" "uS uancej s.i
...u ,.,., unuer a
ported to havo been si ..
Gertrude Hoffman by which IkJ
:ive por week f rom th
' - ior a lour 01 the wet
Gernii1r Mnrtm. . '
-..w wiiiunu rn. t.i
years has been a great fsrorlj
oroauway on account of her t
nhln dlilHtv na - -.. .
. j u ralm,c
ramer aartng dancing, vile,
AHon dances took London 4.,
oho undertook to civ v- J
olmllar performance and hit ij
cu uoioro packed Iioubm,
it Is -understood that her'
tour will begin SonL 28 fl
after appearing In the middle !
sno-wlll go to nil the mtn 1
tho Pacific coast.
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'SKFjLS intkhkst in
CLUB ST.l(
B. E. GUIam, tho promlaeatta
man who has been cncarei!
llvory business here for a 15004
years, nnd of late ono of
prletors of tho Club stables.
posed of his Interests and '!
up other btplndsa In the fnhti
W. W. White, of AnnMTllh,
chased Mr. Utllam's holding !
aiaoics nnu ne ana nit m
Bodlngholmor, will conduct th
ness In tho future. Mr. OllUa
hlo himself to Borne place of M
for a month before ruum!ti
MONEY TO L(
THOfl.K.1
Ovr J.aiA A- nnnh'a Hon fli'
Norwfcb Union Fire
Insurance!
Frank Meredith. nenWrat hi
Offlco with Wra. Drown 1 1
29 Commercial street
STARR PIANI
HIGH CLASS G00C
GEO. C. WILI
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City. Ncwsl
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Fair tonight i)ul f huwliiy
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llrtKtttl 'ol (rmtjoA-
J. I). SutluMlUndJ. M. Smith.
Frank Smith, iW.J'Uinlth of I'oxt.
land nnd TlUtyjSmh'h hnvo rvturiJ'
from u huutitiK tu'n'nhlt)K trip down
In tho Cow Crwfc ennyop region an 1,
Hucroiuled In pbtffi six doer, .("
fttlrly KoodsUed coiigar. and got
throo shots uI'hIivuIh lf.it did not
Mwtto omi ui 1 11 auji
j
Jnt HihtIvoA
:f
.A shlnniQnt of.rwlnr posts. Will
luoto spcolal pVlcs for n fw days.
Tho C. K. H. S.'Coi. '
IVtltOH fui PHvlugrr ,
A putltlon for ttit paving of Llhor
ty tlrtH't Letweoivystttte anil Cort
Btroots wr ttwm(l yostorday, aud
most of tho pwnwy dwnoja job tho
block havo slgued tho pa"p4Kl Thn
potlllonvra want t))f street paved lm
medlatoly before, (ho rainy season
beghu. W V ' '.
CahoMs MwtwSii t K
Th 84lmCaHW.cluh hold n nUot
IntC 1iBt night -and dlcuavl plans
fo tho future; ThoeiuU iibaMMH to
be Improved before tho ' season la
ovor, and it I hoped that when thn
Hxt Min opna tho canoe enthue
ItsU will be lnntalled In new and
larger quartern. Thoro uro at urg
ent' 36 menbor Inluillng somo new
ones who wef'Mba In last night.
ricontatlvc lial. rud'atton was clct
1 vice prealdentkhir tho coming
yMr. $ J
KHUrtalniiwHt wf. Mtrrlwn
Altoidl School l"iil
Htiilo Siiporlutendrut of Public In
struction Arkbrmnn nnd County Sii
ponlntondftiit Smith nro luMCorvnlllB
tmluy nitohdltig tho Uonton County
Thq9l fair,
linilrond Itluckx n-ljt
C. 1). GahrlolHon of' thin olty h'ns
md hU vacation duluyod two iIuh on
account of his baggago being held up
by tho Southor.11 ,1'aoltlp company- ni
Albany, nnd nfuurnlly ho Is angry;
In fact ho U so angry that ho haj
sent In a vigorous kick to tho rail
road commission asking that tho
"pofnrlous" practice bo stopped.
GaluioUon twiyn that tho railroad
comiuiny does not transfer baggago
to tho oiwt side roa,d untl It fools
llku It. in tho moan tlino ho, with
two other Sulom num. Is waiting at
thu hotol in l)banou fur their bug
gugo to nrrlvp. Thoy want to take
tho slngo from there to Casc'adls.
hut they feol that thoymny need u
khangu of clothing, and, thplr trunks
gro still in Albany. Thoyymve !
ready iuIhmihI ono stage. Tho next
oj( Utavea soon, and theto Is still no
slgftfof-baggage.
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KritovHlliig ScluHtl .
4Tho interior of tho Park school U
bolng ro-kaUomlned .and otherwise
goiierally renovated. Tho work will
bcompletHl botoro tho school torra
opens this month.
njjonl to
Stouslotr
Governor chamberlain ysterday
appointed Clara lew of Tremont,
MuUonmah county, delegate to lha
Jutoruatlonal Moral Kducatlon con
gress to bo held lu Londou, Septem.
ber 35 to 29. '
I'THit AMH'llltlOll MtVth
. A meotlng of the novly created
North wmi FrMll Kuoclation was hold
In tho oltteo of O. A. Qondlt ywtor.
Any afternoon, and a permanent or-
ClilllVAllnil va .lflPh....l mi..I m mm..
Th, matter of catertalnlug K ll 4 rtltutlonnd by ado ted. Tho
lUrr.man upon WiW.1 n Salem b a 0 anMJ - -
has Vwu plajfivl Irf tho hands of tho I ,,,!,,.,, . ,ii A w I
probably include in autpmobllo JJf hhi? " K B,bM M
tarough tho mjt 4tJd vicinity. ' .
"STm ,7 TZ h.,J Th, strvH paving Crew will begin
:. wi-iifKi::v x dmwwww ru q co
wkfli JZ iuiM al rotal street. ud tho work will b,
JylwU iUrttf at the Intersection of H
m mw sn '"- and Coamerclat toward th aouta
This section will bo completed with
In a few days, oq the preparations
huvtf'.nljboon mnilo for tho nctunl
lii'lngtome tlmo ago.
Ifoi'Mi't n Clean
! Sanjfary niont murkot
ypti. . .thlir hot wonthor2
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uros. nnv.q, ouch n mnrkot. Thilr
moats aru.ulwaya Iho best. Phone
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(Hit '
, If you haven't tho Bplrlt'try u
Taahmoo at 12 He or n' 10c "Lit "Co"
rona or oven n Gc lion Ton will help
somo. Home productions.
'v Cui Make
That old suit or lint look us good
as now, bring them In and let ua
show you, Johnson & Stege, noxt
door to Journal ofllco.
Meet '
Mo at tho Midway. Get tho hublt,
and you can't stay away.
W. MAPLE7H0RP
KILLED IN MINE
William Maplothorp, formorly of
this city nnd brothor of Thomas
Maplothorp, proprietor of the Salem
Shoo company, was killed In i mine
at Itoslyn, Washington, yoMerdny,
according to ndvlcoa received by IiIb
brother. '
. Maplothorpo was 40 years of age
and left this city ton years ago for
the mines n( Rotj)yn. Ho leaves u
widow and four sons. Tho funeral
will bo nt Itoslyn. Other details nro
lacking.
BIG TREE
GROVE IS
IN DANGER
KlrM Flat
F. ll.Stayton of this city will have
tho distinction of belnt tho first to
build modern flats In Sfom. Ho is
to pMt up two flats on center street,
between Capital and Suihmor. It la
a pleasurpto note auy btlldlng going
on In Salem at tho presqnt tlmo with
tho dearth of housed and property
now on, but modern flats, with speak
ing tubes, clothm chutes aro ono of
tho principal e-armarks of a big city.
J, M. Iwrt'Hci
Th best place In town to-buy your
groceries, fresh eggs and countr;
buttor. Phono an.
THINK MURDERER
- TOOK JEWELS
Oakland, Cal., Sept. 2 -Cnptnln
of Dotectlves Poterwn of this city to-
day la bending all his efforts toward
fUulUil I'reM (.raved Wire.)
Stockton, Cal., Sopt. 2. Accord
ing to a Bpeclnl dispatch to tho Rec
ord thla morning from Murphy!
camp, Calaveras county, tho big for
est flro which broko out In the.
mountains Monday nftetnoon Is ,nov
burning on tho edgo of tho Big Treepf
Last night tho lire burned up to-with.
In 200 yards of tho famous Big
ireoa notoi. tiio resort was saved
by lAck firing. From tho hotel, the
flro swept north about n mile niul
then beck to 'Torrlnglon, more gen
erally known ajt the old Garners sta-i
tlon An arna. ffn.lll1f enunra linu
beon burned over-jpnd considerably
heavy timber ha53een destroywlf
llM'Aral .1 4.aiL.2,i l.-l 1 .1. .'
gror5 are .ropos tp ,"' havo been
burned&out hu'wjtja .impossible at
...- il'MVI bl'U.WtUHHU UHIH1IS. Ti
n,nre waaxsyrteUi uy a, Bpark
NEW TODA
Wanted A gonUo drlrlnj
Phono 13G9. Ml
WmitiMl One thousand boitl
good feed oat . lnqu re .'
LIvisley & Co., Salem Pa.
Socclnl Itntes To Ktb B'tl
yard at Independence, boil
Injr Salem -7.30 a ro. J 153
Loaves Indcnendonce 10 1
5:30- p. m. Starting Weds
Snnt in. I mill COntlnUil!
davs! FareB II 25 round t'
cents ono way Ilaggwl8;
Picking begins Sept. 5th.
IxW Between my reUi
farm at Lake Lnblih, to j
bedding pnd a tW
Rhnnts ntr- . In bundle"
Jounnl ofllco and recflte
Li. K. I'age, aau'in. v
Los One child's white W
rjnv nt Journal offic w
:: "' km
. OLIUU.
Ilndlng the Jewels nupjnised to havo'Lj, W . ' traotIon ensln?(
hn tnVon rmm t. au ,....-. i ""JL't" og to- Manuera sawmut
n"H uuituilliv xtJCS jl A '
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MARHIKI)
HAA8.RODNEY N'loholaa Haas And
Knilly A. Rodney -were nnlled
lu marriage by Rev. Fathor Mooro
at the St. Josepn church, Wednes
day, at 9 a. m.
Tho happy couple left on tho Ore
gon Electric for Portland and tha
Sound cities, whero' they will vlaR
tor a wiort time, ?
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1HKU
L1CKAt the family home at Lib
erty at 6 o'clock- - this tu&trkti
VUUViU. WcX, Tha funral-.l,6
heM s S .cloct- tbmorrow Wf.
noon.
beon taken from Mrs
by hor murderer, aud thought now
tp bo In pawn shops of Oaklalid or
Ban Francisco, if these can bo lo
cated, a definite connecting link will
bo established between the victim of
the crime amt her assailant,
A theory that Gustav Allstead, held
In detinue was only the ngont of an
other person who luduced him to
carry out a foul murder has been
advanced to account for cortaln rays.
terious, facta In the caso. but this la
Acoged at today aa absoluely.gvund
.lea" by Captain Peterson. The re
port of the chemist on tho contents
of tho dead woman's stcfuach U ex
pected late today or tomorrow,
41stead. the suspected carpenter,
is still bold under a petty robberj
.charge in the Oakland jail.
1IuiMlrea oi, ViMer tho lead
oibiiiij ui jnw iorea.1 rangers are ou;
fighting the flawes; So far as U
known, norbutMlags havo been de
stroyed. Only about a month ago
forest flre ranged in tho vlnclnlty of
the Big Treea for nearly two week
and threatened to' destroy tho fam
ous grove. .
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Mia-j Gj-aco Farrlajtc reUried to
her home in North Uenlf Wash., aft
er a week's visit hero with "friend
and relatives.
a
Secretary ofVar Wright, at tty
opening fall trm of tb army serv-lc-
sohoqi.- spoke of, the dangers of
a war n the necessity for tralued
officers.
A full blooded Pattawattomla in Piii,n ..ik .,.., ';
rlln ., M...... ..... ." ' , 7V r Vo.a U urKBK
-raMTimyiiTi Wr
OUH MONKV MAKk.
12316 .per acre, a good H.
farm,- 70 acre? In cniunw
' ance In timber and pMt-
la good fruit land.
,',rn ..,, ...... o J.r I
dwelling on North Conrt 1
. vcash, balance 112 P'
snap. See It before yo t
Somo closo In loti fo" "
doubla in value in
oaej-
terms.
l
6 rooia.
VJIBOO cottage
corner Front and &
Could be rented for Ii0
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FKRGVSOK
T ZZ rm IV
ism of aov
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s J.:i v t-n rtsuX
tow. Kimaer u,;.Vfij.
(iUBMtfid on each f
r.maltM.1 ISiWQV
vifT nui tarcvuf 1 . - - .- " " w--
rs4v- rawari.
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