Daily capital journal., September 15, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

K A
,. . .',-;'
' .
' Ul.M
j
to '
DAILV OAPirAli.JOUKJflItt; IAX.BM, OMftGON, TUHBDAV, BBPTBMUKlt; 15, 1808,
" -"fru iii
W
OUR. MODERN READY-MADE SECTION
," . 1
"' ' , " ? .
ItJJlKMXO TIIK'jJIOtiGST Itl'HLVKHH KVfJIt lNTHK HlSTOItl OK TUB 8TOW3. TKX TO TWKLVK IlLSY FKOPLIJ A1JI-J AT VOLK SKH
vfcIf,ATJltlCKJ8ATlBFVIXft AM) TUltNINO tflJT J'ltOVKiiLY FITTING AM) HBASOXAHLY I'MCKD OAHMHNTS, UOTTKIt FIND-
IJfOH AM) MArKKI,HJ tHRI) IN Otlt WOKJC 1IOOM8 THAJw ANY I'hAQK IN TUB STATti. T1IK AITKILJ
voVA' KXvmtiKSCKn mrrkus and skamotiuuSsks, And kvkuy GAiiRvr,THAT'iiKAVi5S the sto
lATIONS AHK tN CHAHGE OF
k
STORK YOV ARE ASSURED OF. A
s.
A
t
I'KItlpgOT ,KIT,
8TAT15 FAIR VISITORS AIIE CORDIALLY WIOCOMhl), WHETHKR lU'YIXG IH5XT OK NOT.
F . ''
1 ' 4
u
K
if
I
4
I
i
' j
'.-
Giildren'sand'
Misses' Reefers
and Peter Pan
Normal College
- ClotheS
Tk sew "Oregon eeaVf navy hle ami cardinal, with OregOM buttoas
without a flotubt the bftt't Made school clothe ahd by far the best ll lie
aver brotigttt t Hatpin, The aasWmeat ti Ike 'largest we have e,ver
skewn in ready to wear garments for young folki. (Ready td Wear
ieetloH, First Floor).
NW fURS
FAamoN't) favorites, u
The grandeqt-aliowlBf of fashionable furs ever brought to thin city;
aU grade are hero In a great variety no. yod may, rout nnaurcd of goc
Mag Just what you want what you want to pay; better values than we
nave fvr offered.
STYLE
Is, given to a garment by
having the good
SPONGED, SHRUNK
AND PRESSED
IS aMMMHMIM
FIIUSX FiK)R
$1.25 to $95
- riRST PLOOR
Nw Waists
Coats Suits Skirts
. For fhs well-dressed'
women
As the master painters have por-i''
trayed on canvaa thelr.fjj.gjjyns ,workt
of art, so have tho master designers
of thei & 4 . .
. i. .
Meycri.'
m
y-to-wear
Garments
aivcn thai skillful ahd'doltcate'.jdifcli
to women's .wearing appaYol thkt-hus
made this store Sclom'a groatoU Btilt
store for" their tullorlns art.'
Se" Liberty street vlidiow. yeadyi
to W?ar Sectmn, Flr.'t Floor),
Good
Clothes
A. j
W
Ofi Our
HEW
DUPLEX
SPONGER
t
Perfect Work Dat Finish
Hlyloj the most duHlrnblu to
Thoy'ro tho nowest
this soasbn'ri
fuBhlonlnif. Qunlltlea aro nil
bo found.
concopllona of
We havo also on salo 1080 pairs 6f Ladles' Flno Hygrado Hose. Wr
oarnoitly request every -woman to takj advantago of this medal, uj
.this 'b ono of tho best offerings r.' the eajon. A good 20c value M'ntll
all aro sold. Extra Special.
co. , wlll Vo rP:- 2 pairs for 25c
(Geo Court Street Window).
, Tho dffforence In clothes; It's
the cslost thing In the worfl tc
"buy poor clothes; they prevail to
a mueh griater extent thail tbo
wellatlored Individual and dla
tiaJftfifo kind. The poor kind is
easier to make, and the proflSU
thereon are larger, but when it
comes to satisfaction, that Is
wearing quality, perfect work
.manshlp and faultless fashion
ing only the good clothes make
a return on your Investment, and
these are tho features we can
conscientiously claim for the
clothes wo Bell. You can't got
anything but good clothes at this
store, even though you spend ns Cepyrfikt ijolby Hm &&
little as 112.50 for a suit; our $12.60 suits, for Instanco, coatita
best quality of fabric and workmanship that has ever boon pro4
in this country ror tnat num or money; tuo patterns aro as dlren
m the higher priced lines.
Price for SpenlnsJ 5 CcMi a Yard.
Shert Lcnj(h) 25 Centt Each.
that could bo wlahod for. The
tailoring Is first-clnss. Chooao
now boforo ,tlio nsHortmonts
bocnino broken;
I st Fldbi-
Seasonable
Press Goods .
'We havo aolectod from our fail
showing of l3rcs3 Goods 20 piece o(
wool fabrics rnnglng In prico from
8Cc to a 1.50, In a largo assortment
of colorings which wo nro going
to boII as nn opening
special at .
50c yard
tf4
O'COATS
As Btnart and stylish garments as you'll over sot your ej-eB oa orpi
your irame nuo. -jiari, scuanuer warx" maue theso ovcrcoati foi
us, nnd for you, if you any so. A long, easy ovorcoatnvlth patch port-
eis nuu a uonorai air oi uistinction. you'll And lots of other
overcoats horo, too. Thoy'ro nil wool nnd all right.
Shoes With Style to Wear
Cur nlready largo shoo business is oponlng this season with a bit hi
crenso oi up to mo minuto styles or shoes for ladloi, men and Htt'd
folks. I-oot don't got too big or too Bninll, or too wldo or too narrorj
but what wo havo Just tho shoo that will lit. The correct ladln' ily
for fall Is tho high-cut tnn lace.
Famous "Potman Boots"
fn a ...!. - . . .
i- uii.1 n.-incn uppcra, mntio or rutnniii S )e.- nl 'rt'n Cai Skin, anl
it.. .. ... I
mo hiiiub nre tuniio or waterproof onk solo lenther. Prices r?se (mal
.$6.80 up to .$.09
:a TW Jf ' ey -v f e
AJ Y MlnVty 'f
ft .Lnrgc crowdH,iiutlnue to throng
tl4' Liberty theuti(i. ' Srn1ini;ur K. L.
tf Jiyriuua fiinvnx kmukiii I or bumus
mot W.kII. -..l. I.... ,'..!. 1.
Vntli, INwiw.1 ' ' '' "J plijuied with hlft nuccesa in ostnlllsh-
vi i .-w.i ..t. .w...!..-.!1" JMKii-eiamj vnuaovillu electric
-.-- . ,-w, . ,. n"'r --- '
iCily News
Wy fair, wni'iiior.
.1
, thuutro In Buluin. IJo )iu cortulnly
In jv ahort time poiMilnrhcd his houso
(IUmui riaw . " ImmeiiBuly. The orohostrn Is com-
No wnltlnK. t(hnljjfnU9anni1yllHiiiod-(yLiH4Tarili'Joy iClirur
irpi. auiin. -iiHrr' noimes
-.. . uodtf
' nianlouro.
To Kxpwt-i .
A store to f,prge,JioaTWof lis nd
yortUttiK U Jlktt. wMiuotlMg n train
to (tin faster thaiulU oiihIiio
tyinyi ii'iini - j
Of thft mplt ari' OHsontlully hou
dht, Ho lis only tcni)orurlly "lost
jioraps If p'oiiiutly ndvortlux).
' Vfyo O. It & N, Company lias th)A,
urn; lr?)f, Kurth. Jlarry
makes hU flrnt uppenrnnco tonight In
1 inouolotfiiaaud bones trick nrtUt. He
1 1 a wiiiiiu huow in nuiinuii, see un
,smut: sun. ojJ' :rogrtun In 'this pl-
4iwr.
Sri-Hi Ail imV-S
Fulr week "ftt 'Woman's Exchunge,
JlR court 'street. .. 9.lS-?t
I'ay '."Mllltlunn'ii
0..
lUupmout to
Tho tijOinborio'f dompauy MK
whtiMvlfr on tlttVCilc"rtim)'mc
anwers to (q threo compliilutH rj- Vmerlcu akofcwlll rebotvo tho puy
wwy Hied against It in regard' o ' for their senlcea toulnht.
tho; train ratv In forco on tll,L',k. T V '""" '
toniand ha dpuled each antlijwrilMii!Hi'i il-
Altexntlon contained in tho coin- f Parltea Wishing to board and room
Vlulrtts oxcont that it uduiltM tho -s-iu,l0" Bhouldi leajftt .Ittformatioa at
V.J& ? .i .L .J , . tho Capital llutnoss Cotlogo. Phono
fiteKle f the rates us specified In 33s, 0-13-3t
th6M0iuplalnU Arthur I) Sponoor. c - . ,
uttoitfioypfop the rMlroad "company Mmui)' ''1 ' t ,
hitlttvntn tlMKuttvnad Cotmrtia.j "A .Ua" W"ql,A'?-0Jftk4B-thtthe-dato
of hvnrlflP.1 ''?. whWlniff at the hftrftc bo-(
wii'ai 'ua i ifortjeiiioiuuer-a8."to-""KiK mi in
Is tho hocoiuI til Common ban mud
to Siilom during hts racing career
horo long ago. Ho has a' host of
frlond. In this city, nnd Is woll know
for Ills prominence In tho rnco track
uvonta,
MiiHt Iiiiiirv Klntloii
Tim Itnllroad Coiiuii'imlon has l
atiod nn oi'de roqulrlng tho Southern
Paclllc Company to mako sovorul Im
provements pa ttielr Jefferson stree't
depot In I'orllnnd. Among othor
things tho Improvement is to Include
n waiting room to accommodate 40
persons. Tho order Is tho remilt of
various complaints recently filed
ngalnHt the manuor
coinpnuy maintained
street iftntlon.
Glien I-Mw Tlmci-
pu .'hooimF'Vf thd failure' ut'Tl'io
Griiii'M OpMiso I'nri'i'lN Pont,
llultftl rrpsi Lcnsl wire.)
, foot, It will onnlilo tho.o who now d?-l Ilrynn snld Tafts stntenwnl
1)011(1 nn thnlr lnonl i-n.ru - ... I 1.1.. ....in. . .. . ,. ...t
San Francisco. Sont. lS.-VnlnliiB ....:. " "' "" , l'""c nuure-sra, uh i wo
.he opposition of the mojorliy of U,e ZnZail orde Zl , BT
momborB of the California Retail "11 '""". J" h 3 have pnek-
Orocora' nnd Merch,(Ur Aoclatlon, J0r JilS ina..M r ! ? ?!"
11.. o.i :MLX .'...-....-. 0r "G ccnt8' I'tatPtul of liatronlalne
that proposod n'pncceVpost-eystem.
11 runumimu nguuiHi. ino eBinoiisning
In which tho
the Jefferson 1
tho homo grocor, who carries him
nvnr Mm ltt1f ortu . i. t...
of thla system was prbioiita! nt the " vlL i., , 1 , . , 7
MHon of tho organization today. "" , X. ? ", " ' L t..lh.lr
"The Injury tlo parcelsyosfr sys-' j " " " ,,u,,oua " ""'
torn will Indict on the retail grocers ' ..",,. , ....
Is apparent," said Wr0tnr. Frank Lucte. nt ,T,1 T , ' '8 T
n. corinollr today. "If put iu of. Si,"" 'nf 1, h K!Cr'. Th0
.i ,eatnbllshlng of tho parcels post sys-
aaMi-x 4-v a iitem wou,d Cft,l8 n.Htm frthor J?
MONEY TO LOAIN,,C,t Inn8,ftcountry.mi(8wltzor-.
Timq k pnn 'Jaud' for oxnn,P. t,,e 8,8u mlglit
iiiua, u.. ruiui 'work Hiiwnasriiiiv t .ii.iii...'
)v.ir Irfiiffl " 'h's Oault. Salem. Oi I mrhnn.,Un .',...... .... ,;,...,
States, in Novnda, where thoro nro
Office with Wm. Brown & Co., Ni
iK Commercial "ireAt.
te Bnlotn Steam l-aundry
iHwtmed until the lust. of .October took fr'ght while the driver was la
or im Hrnt of Nqveniudr Ju ott$e to the Salem Hotel, and ran-MaJdnir
glveho rompanyVmortHe( In down High street with thd-'binpty
lilrJ I.. i.iiv.v II. r-....i I
HWvr tkrkiHlliiK ofCHy Rrn.
liy4vorvlor w .the Oowiibn Cwncll
Qf tKCUy of Salem. tho tftiectal com
HUtt oit ttrovtH and lr and water
will receive blda for n city barn, a
yr JNans auj epeclHcAtlona to bo
sea m Walter IW,baru. ntds to
Vrt lacMl in tho liaiuU of Mr, Walter
Low upt lator than id oi'clogk a. m.,
fckiptewber 17, IPOS- Tito city ro
wives tho rujht to reject any oc all
Vil, 9-18-St
vlted
orj
Friday and Saturday, Septein-
U.nnd . The Vogjie Mlllln
S7.U North CouunVreUl treit.
wngon. After. njuntrji tutoiwnM
pile uud n t9yfw(rM KVle.-uiId Wnnsh.
Ing th wagon prolty badly, tho horsa
was rtnaltj; t6pled idthe armer'n
fetnl liarn on South High street.
(HImih'k HaHht KUoiv
Will ho open at .7 a. m. and close
J at 8 u. m except AVeduaiday, all fair
You will not have enjoyed the fair
as you should If you fail ,to try a
TUAmoo or Ia Corona cigar. They
aro homo production. '
Jn-t r'c'l-tl
A sjhpuifinl of(rodar poals. WM
o,ule spocW pHcifJiJh a few day.
The O, K 9, C'4 $.10-11
UU AN g .'
fair vnwk at winian'n Kxckanxct
il Cowri trnts 4 MSS7t
Norwich Union Fire ,,ut fow rallroadB, would moaB an
--- - TnsarancrSocIcJTV rUorn,OU8 oxpendltMre of money for
1 11 " vMHi'mimivij annul itTLiirii.
Inter State CoinjHtislon to forward f .ninr. McnHliih, ftUInu Ajnui
(hit nmniiiirv i.TfTnta .. li n..ll..l ?... ...t.i. nr... ' V.1 ' .
t -whw ft J ! VIU (ft S I f 414
CoinmUstolll the forniiftuHlim lms
gnint(5(l.MioJifu,nialon of aftrday to nil
common, carffprs wlthlurtho state In f
stt intn'wt--, to
Tho r;iil8 W Onuit'Scolt, a for
mec,ieUl6fenj who died nnd
warf cremates!1 IViMluml rnoontlv
will) :? h 1 1 VkyL t ol 1 tK cS t y tomorrow
ll vlll hn hrljlt 11... r
r. . - . m-v ,.. . if Hv
and1
lot In the I
8. Scott
T cemetery
Pilot CoiHinlsMoti Itoiiortt
TUo OrcgoiuStato Hoard of Pilot J
Commlsslonori filed It report In tho
governor's office this morning. The
report shows that thero are nlno bar
pilots and two river pllota, and that
tho amount of pilotage collected for
tho "- svrr Is f36.96I.J2. The
commissioners bolleve tha tho pilots
should not own their own boats, as
Is tho cao under the present system,
and that pllptlng Is a vital matter of
atato concern, and should be con
troled exclusively by tho state.
STARR PIANO
WH.iCtASSf. GOODS
$&o.,um.i 1
comparative)? smhlf return.
I " hi
nitVAN SAYS TAFT HAS
BXlIi.4VATIOXR TO MAKR
Philadelphia, Sept. lC.-W. J. Dry
an, who la here today on his wav
East, accused Taft ofjmvlng evaded
tho Jssuos intho statement Issued
i(rwn Cincinnati, in roply to Bryaa'a
dconsutUm thrif ho had never made
his poiltloHknown.
vralltlos.
Ho declared that there used
Taft to explain in rAiin-rtf-iwrj
record In the I'bllli;?,:: 'it
guot railway o'0'" perpttui!
clilse, with a prepctunl guiraml
Incomo.
o
O o o o o 0 0 11
lillSOXAL MKVTIO.V
Viul
MovrmeiiU of SW
r People.
o n O 0
o o'o o n
'Airs. Lydla Hasle andMrtC;
Morse. Bliters of T J Kresi, i"
itlpg their brother and family !
lorn. Their home ' In Netr
thy are very much pleaKdwW
gon.
J. L, niURo, Uie StwlOB tf
kor, li In thtv
city vUltlyr
trirandia
'" 1 IT
I.'lmrf Phiirhll nd J I
hnnv. nre vlaltluc with CMH
l..loti.lnn Smith dnd wW,Vil
i tv.Mr'.v .,,,,"i. f 4
ouy, auring e sy y
W)HX
MAUNOJTq the
Maund, at 4he ho
street, a 7-pound,
1 4
.
ISrT.
MPvY"
w '
- ' 111
;). , ",
J TWO CARLCil
NWfODAV
FIHK8 IX MA1XK LK.WRS
HHNitrvLt HomeloF,
aeo. .Me. sept. 15 -The worst
(ieor&0 J. Cominon. now an auo flrn in rinn inM . ,..imA...4Ai.
rtoaear In Seattle, but was cmo of the jlar conflagration at Portland, early
forenio; men In tho raco horw'worM I today wiped out a larao section oVI
heiv years ago. arrival this gaming, thl olty. an4 caused damage ostM
maed at $500,000, rendering won!
thaa 600 people hotaelesa. f
For 8le Several homes d. alem
and farm 'auds nt a bargain Cap
Hal NatloM) Haak -1-end-
Htntyel or Stolennay mare, white
face, branded Ol C. on rlht irtlflw
and S. on left stifle. Day horse
branded C-bar on left stifle;
weight about 1150 each. $20. W,
H. Brock, Newberg, Ore. 9'15-3t
LK On tho corner of 12th and
Wilbur streets, Monday evening, a
black purse containing $9.00 la
money and several other article.
Kuward If left at Journal
9-15-3t
PIANOS
, u iiviu a lava, (via nuu KU in IHC
state fair. Comaion old poolattko
V 0V track In 1J585 f ll)y
A?rH, tke Ukaowa raw aom fen
tku4att wao U sow dut, aa4 tkU
Mm. CT. A. KiwuMlwg vm be loca.
ed at the fair al thl week, In tfia 1
pavilion. All ladlei.desltJng work,
bring your hair ox come prepared .
to buy sew. .ik.si M
Just received by Geo. C. Wlll were
bought by him wfallo he was East
visiting the factories. x
Personal Inspection and clote buy
ing l farge quantities enables him
to place musical InatrumenU at price
beyond the reach cJ competitors. Ca'l
at the
Y
JWata.w8r wan and wife, a nasi-.!
Ha U H !ty nVier . wko coal tkw oa farat. Addre '8.," care 11
km swart witai tuowiag K. I ( JoarnaJ, -15-Jf
Wills Music How;
121 CiMHnerctel ret