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DAILY CAPIT III JOVRNAfi, SALKM, ORBGO.V, FRIDAY, 8KTTKMDRB 4, ltX8
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Children's and Misses'
Reefers and Peter Pan
Normal College Clothes
the new "Oregon
Coat," navy blue and
cardinal, with Oregon
buttons.
The best made schpol
clothes on the market.
This assortment is the
largest we have ever
shown in ready-to-wear
garments for the
III young people.
Tailor-made Suits, $12.50 to- $65.00 each.
A superb display of new tailored suits how
ready for your choosing. Three times the 4
assortment you will find anywhere else about
town, exclusive models, and as usual, the most
reasonable prices prevail here. Long coat
suits in very attractive models, skirts of the
latest fashions and materials to please every
individual fancy. The display is worth com
ing to see and includes tailored suits of all
grades. It's no trouble for us to show our
goods. We want people to know that we are
selling to and pleasing more people for less
money than any store here abouts.
1 000 Coat or
Suit Hangers r
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That aro slightly damaged. Wo
will glvo them away free It you will
auk (or ono.
TODAY
Wowlllhavo on display tho lnrg-o-t
assortment of Furs over bIiowh In
Salem. These aro hotter values for
loss nionuy, than wo have ovor of
forcd. ' f . -
Genuine llcatherbfoom Petticoats
In a largo assortment of styles ami
colors, usually sold for J2.50. Our
Advance Fall Special There arc
about S dozen In tho lot
so tho early ones will got
them.
$1.85
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SUIT CASES
Nothing llko It over shown In Sa
lo'm. Genuine Cowhide, with strnpa
all around, shirt fold In lid with t
Etrnp8, ball head handles, equal to
most $7.50 cases sold e.lso
where. Advance Fall Special
$5
Dress Goods
Our correct showing of Fall and Wlntor Dronii
Goodt) in all tho now wonves add colors aro pro
ductlons from tho boot mlll Wo" hnvo searchod
tho markets far and nenr for U'g largo assort-'
ment, and can now asiuro you that our iiunlltlos
aro tho bdut ovor offered nt sitcji reasonable prlco
I Court Street Window
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New Laces
Wo aunounco tho arrlcal of tho largost assortment of Laces and All
Overs, over rocolved by this otoro at ono shipment. Thcpatterns aro
tho llnojt yot shown, from tho dainty slmplo to tho most gorgeous do
s'gns.
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Shoes
The well dresied Ladles will wear this Fall Tan
High Shoos and Patent Colts In Dalmoral and
Dluchcrs.
'f aro Salem's agents for tho famous "PAT
COYAN" foi little men and boys, for iiiIssob nnd
little women, for wenr, (It and finish this line HAS
NO EQUAL.
Onir men's lino of Fall Shoes la bettor thnn ever,
all tho nobbiest shapes aro on display.
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iCity N
ewsl
tlvos ar living 'n Po t ul and the
g.Uj.ul nulled to in iidai thorn,
T!inlr linmn In P,n- , .1 Ij nt Pm
.tflKlf,H4',4"K"i':,,W'ic!aj and Thluy-sovonth street. Tho
Fair tonight and Saturday. P"1-11 om ,a lnla uU' w,,: uu occ"
' plel by Itov. W. C. Price and family
Vou Aro Invltril i
To uttond tho (ipo'nlnj; dance at thuj Muiijih Mi Chullu, p, ni. Halur
Armory Friday ngh. i0t3.2l. . ,!)'. v
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liu will muko his homo In tho future. Hon of IllggB, bIiico It wn tho (lrjf
Moit of Mr. nnd Mn OdoTs ndo- rorolved, was granted.
Good Out Crop.
Tom Hotmail, of Kbit, thr&hl'ii hli
oat crop yesterday and tha h voiiih !
I (iiiti-H' saloon
llio ounty commUslouurs' court
today granted a wilonn llvonso to T.
yield was 01 13 liiuhdt lo th m J BK t (lt 'or " Product
'rtf Hnrob. Anothor npillcatlou from
Old UoMdi'iit Lowfi's '(latin wm al.K) rcrolved, but the
(lenernl V. II Orf.t'l. nn of !' ' "ommlwlonrri liillvol thai ono till
Oldest resldouti of Sutotii. him rr- 'Hutinry vn imll'diMit for tho Bparnc-' lt Smv mill llnir
moved his family to Port and. whiv tiii.rt prcitiin. and th nppllca- Hugeno V. Chnfln, Prohibition
ICugciio Y, C'liullii
Can ill da to for president on tho
Prohibition ticket, will speak nt the
Christian church, on Saturday, tho
5th, nt 2 p, m. Mr. Chafln Is a
graduato of a "Wjflcorisln tirilverslty,
practiced law In Waukesha, Wiscon
sin, 25 years,, municipal Judg'o Wau
keslin olght yearn. Ho Is a good
speaker. Como nhd hoar him.
9-33 1.
The (J ni nil Opening ll.iiice-
At tho Aiiltorlum rink will be giv
en tomorrow night not tonight.
candidate for president of t S. to
morrow at 2 p. in. Marlon Squnre.
Xo Pinter Tonight
At tho skating rink; but tomorrow
night wo guarantee tho beat time:
the bort lloor and tho best music
McKlroy's orchostrn enough said.
Kugenr V. Chullu-
Will speak at 2 p. m tomorrow o:i
Marlon Square, if the weather I-
unfnvorabla speaking nt the Chris
tian church.
Xnv Cnteliy Duller Mii-le
Hy McKlroy's orehwitrn at the Au-dltori-im
rink tomorrow night noi
tonight Admlmdon 10 cents, danc
ing 5 cent per couple.
The Midway
Chango tonight,
n good laugh.
Como nnd have
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FASHION
ANNOUNCEMENT
.StriihlnirV Siiiiltiu-)'
Markot will furnish you tho boat
Ii'thrre U In K mot lin. Phona 321.
0, .XD AFTKIl .SKI'-rUMUKU ,
W.K WILIi HAVK OX KXHIHITIOiN
A fJHAXD 8KL1.CTION OF FOK
KUSX AXD DOMESTIC
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'Meet mr at the Midway."
Go to Jolin.soii & Stege
If 'you wnnt your suit pressed nnj
you hat cleaner. They will give sat
isfaction. Qlvo them a trial. Next
door to Journal ofllce.
SnleiuV Pride
Tho Ln Corona cigar Is a homo pro
duction and ono to be proud of. Try
ono and seo.
Von Xever
Was mpro cntUlloij in yenir llfo
thnn whon you had ordered your
groeerlti from J. M. Lawrence. You
knew they would bo O. K. Phone
311.
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Movements
People.
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Pattern Hats and Novelties I
1NOI.UD1NG OUK OWX CUBA.
TIO.NS, DllGXIU) AXD TU1MMJW
11Y MISS VICTOUIA 3LISKK, WHO
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WST. YOl'U 1XSPKOTIOX IS SO.
LIPITKD.
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1908
Mrs. P. E. Fullerton i
LEADING MILLINER
211 North Ctamercial Street SIew, OreK
H4niniiiiitiiiitniiHHiimM
f ttitiiimm tirf-i----l--.--4s
O o o
Joo Flnloy went to Jefferson qn
buslnoss yosterday.
Oovernor Chninberlnln Is nttond-
Ing tho fair nt'Bclo.
MIbi Mndrre SoollRrd U
beach on nn outing.
Miss Edith Malcom
Newport for an outing
J. H. Albert left fop TltlnmnnU In.
day on aishort business visit.
Mrs. Bonnie Ling Is visiting with
friends In Sclo for a foy aays.
Ian Tarploy ti In Albany trans
acting buslnost for a short jtlme.
Mllo Thompson and wife aro In
Kugeno visiting for n few days.
Miss Kitty Moores has returned
from a week's visit in Portland.'
George Sargent and family have
gone on an outing to Newport.
Mlaj Francis Scott has returned
from n visit with fr(ends In Albanv
Miss Florence Houston is spend
ing her vacation with friends In Eu
gene. Mr. and Mrs. S. D Davidson Is ai
Cascadia onlnvin. . '.-. .
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Or. W. F. Skiff and family have
returned from, an nantlng at New
port. J W TlUUn, of Vancouver, was
r- jctlng bnHnes In this city e
Vr and Mrs 1C." R.' McReynotd
r vittiug Albany friends for a
M. N AVToUrJghWand family .hao
& JfttSfipcrtCirv'jlt- friends f.oi
a cjujjIo of days
-urney 0. O. nit
land, arrived ln " (J
a5tbU8(ne8!.fn. :. emal
Walter Miles ha ret! ,
land ftrtr . !?.ret,ttHdl
.;.," neeKa tuu
".. vr, u, n. Mn- .
Mrs. S. Miles nf t,Zr.
IngatthehomeofMlsaK .l
for a fow days. V,
Mrs. Ella Parker ie(t .
DOrt VOfrtnrrln.. 4. " '4r
.u. .u fth-M.
wtlng by the sea "
Mrs. Charles Brant
Wrtfn hnnnnH
iiuoauuKura for V
to join tho pleasure
. "miiuurn. nr i.... :
Oregon, 13 In th& cIl 1
business and vlsltlnP m ''i
Mis Kfrnmell Warren Si
vltln rrn . .. lla Of
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Kitty Moores for a few diV
, Mrs. O.W.Hunt went i
todny for a fow week' ftj
.uiuiivea una iriends.
Mrs. E. Restln and f..J
Albany visiting wlftn-fe-JI
luiuiivva tor a row dy.
Tim Titlooo. tr-i
-..- ...u.,v0 ..unnne aai
huiiub urnveu in thlt ,i,.
day and will entor the Catkoa
uiuy iiuru.
Mfn Ct-.l t
a...d. nuu nejser and chili
nveu inst evening from c,
Or., to join her husband who
muiaieu in aalem.
Ray Homhorton and Ma
uumuviiuii accompanied h
uuruuiy uoio, nave gone
beach- on nn outing.
Chn8. Llvesley went to
this morning to meet hli fn
hnvo boon visiting at VapA
polnt3 for the past three t
O. Warren, n marhinitt
Portland car shop3, arrlrtl
dny morning to visit for a Uv
with frlonds.
Clyde Fields, a Portland t
has takon tho placo of Rob
tens on tho ynrd engine hen
Southern Pacific.
Presldont P. L. Campbt',!.
univorsity of Oregon, vt
looking after business miffi
nosdny.
Joy Young and w fc re'n
their homo in Port'and u,
nftor n short visit here irltl
and relatives.
R .0. N'uttor of Oregon 0:
this city transacting butlct
few days. Mr. Nutter n tt
with tho Portland Lumber ei
L. II. Geer of Corvallli li
city making arrangements I
his stock at the State Ftlr
Geer will exhibit two fir I
cattlo this year.
Mr. nnd Mrs J 0 Phe!
woro married yo terdsjr
loft on their honeymoon trip
Thoy woro nccompanJed br )I
Huntor nnd tho party will
Albany.
Mlsi Lois Mart'n, dangh'f
and Mrs. W. W Martin, hair
to her homo here a'tcr a
visit spont wlh ho' rui"'
Gross, In Eugene
Gotlean VdaiiH it Mr
Kan., nnd G Adams 't
Wash., are vl-'tirg a te .
tho lattor's daughter Ma W,
Smith, nt 1907 Owen "
Mrs. Frod WlgRlna arn
from Newport where- the i
nlonsant outing Sho
horo tho remainder cf the i
alio will go to he- home
iBh, Wash.
I. .1. Vnlenllno a"4 i
turned to their home l
voHtnrtinv nft?r an extenW
with Mr. Va'entUi reV
and M:. L Wcvrf 03
Llborty street,
IM'SSIAX PltFNCI SS AV
HX1I.1M0S11
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Q TnAMhnri7. Sfl,v' 1
d of boinu n member d
Honarv croun oreanlifJ tvr M
pose of changing the eMm
at niiBslan oflal Hfc 'f"0
androvnn TchernlsW b
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MONEY TO K
THOfl. '
over Udd & Dod' BBfc.
Norwteb Union Fke
InsflfiMICe,
t,r.b Mrwllih. He '
Ofilce with Wn Bro '
fl Commercial vrvn
STARR PI'
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' " ' " ' ' winter In this city
Millinery
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