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DAILY OAVIC AL JOURNAL, SALBM, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOMKK g, 100H,
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HONEST VALUES
That is the aim of this stoe--to give such val
m$ as will inspire the complete confidence
the teoDle. "Honest Values" to as means a hundted cents woth of quality iot e4ey Ml
spent he e We believe we deserve 00 big patronage because this policy is so dejcMeffl
lived up to We ty to please all
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Tho long coated stylos will undoubtedly rclgn as favor
Itos this Fall and Winter. In this flno showing aro tho
semi-fitting Jnckoto, 2G to 48 Inches long. Tho skirCffcttrc
plain goro and pleated. Wo have lovlod Upon tho fifhiotts
fashion centers for these choice productions and tho result
of our effort awaits your early consideration.
"Potor Pan Ileofor3" and Normal School. Collego
Clothes havo tho proper stylo for this year's wear
Junior's, Misses' and Ladles slzoi.
Fall Suitings
Wool sultlngB which wo solectod from our regular slock; valuos
from 85c to 1.G0 a yard, now'on oalo at
50c
Wednesday Only
Wo oltor a 7Cc value of'3-pound
Cotton IKts for
45c
On sale at 8:30; No torephone
ordors received.
ft Tho coloring nnd fabrics aro handtjomo In designs. (Soo Court
stroot window display.)
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Ever see that uarno before?
It moans that they make good clothes
They're clothes any man. can bo proud to wear;''
fit right, perfectly tailored, ot nil-wool fabrics.
Theso felnd wo'ro gfad to got our friends Into;
wo'ro dolus, thorn gocd by It; and that doesn't
hurt u h any-
your now Fall
hat Is hero, ami
It fa right up to
tho m'nuto in
itylo and shnpo
Soo Court fit.
wlniTow.
We'd be glmfl to see yon; tho stuff Is1 r'Itt.
"Tho Military Raincoat"; It iooks military- anJ
docs tho raincoat! part to perfection.
Como and sco-tOom.
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Copyright iqo8 Hv V-r wfTner & Mm
Wo aro tho londbra In
Fine Foolery
for Mcrr, Women nm Children.
The now Fall stylos aro now
roAiiy for your rhoosltay.
3 pairs Black or Tan Sox
25c
wmmammmmammmta
New Arrivals
Scotch "Flannels, 28 fnches wldo In chalk flno stripe nnd checki, eJ
dram and light Bhndoa, oultnblo watstings ror Fall ana nj
Wlhtor wo:tr. Special n yard ,. ... J-
nianket Cloth for batlr robes, 30 Inchon wldo with linndwrne borfel
nnd pretty designs nnd colbra. 0
Sneclal. a yard J'
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Mm' m'Wm'w wmrwrwM ai.'i
ICity News!
h-h-h nun 1 1 1 in i iiu t-
AVi'iitliiT l'ViTmt
Vnlr mid tVM)!' tonight, with
.lii'uvy JTnwt; Tut'Mtlay fair, ,
When in poitlaiKt
Ylult Ilall'u routaurant, 330 Waah
Ingtor. stroot. '-l
GIlnon'H I'lnco Elovou harbor chairs.
o-o-d
Hmoko and Ho Happy , .
PatronUo hoihu Industry and try
n Taahmoo or U Corona olgar.
For FrffU Kgg , , ,
Country buttqr or uujuuiik uiu m
u izrocory Hno, Phono 311. J. M.
tho grocery lino.
Lawronco.
13127 rnuna
Swcot on alo today.
'JBc. W. A. irvln.
15 pounds,
Wimtiil A furnished house C to 7
room, for now family. A. t Ilofor,
Bocretnry Donrd of Trndo. Phono
Secretary
302.
10-3-3
Imv lirlct
in order to ralno fundH. tho O. W.
Johnson & Co. olothtag toi, nt l-U
Commorolal fttrsot, havo reduced
prices to a carooly bollovablo ttgmo
foi x :itall tor. A a roull those
In mm roll of a rolliiblo store at which
goods may bo gotten ohoap havo dU
covcrod the sale goiiiR on. and crowd
the. storo olear to tho atroot.
JU'V, Uoynl Hotter
A note to Tho Journal says: "I
nhall be thankful If you will kindly
inform my filmuU in Salem. through
your oxoullont yapur. that 1 huvo ro
covered from tho sovnro norvonw
hook thnt prostrated mo for u row
daya, during our late annual confor
onco In that place."
Ijulltti Will Hold lUmiar-r-
Tho Uadlqi Aid wndoty .of tho
virt ProHhvturlnn church bold tholr
unuunl mottlng aud orgaulunl fer th
yoars work on iai rruiny, umuuor
2. Thoy will hold tholr annual ba
tanr and GlirUtnms alo on Wednes
day, Docembor 0. 180S.
XotlilH 0m TKt'
Tho placo of meat. Wo all know
that. So why not got tho best, and
you will got tho host If you order
from Stousjolf Ilros. Phono 321.
ft tfc TMn
T get tkat utt preaaed asd
clenJ. Give JokuEon & Stego R
trUl. Nxt doof to Joral,
MtfO if i
White wrriM mvj fcwa '
thing hut scarce In Marlon county, It
In probablo they will pick nip at a
tremendous rata In about n mouth.
Tho cause of UiIh oxpoctod Increase
l that cupld'B record book In tho
county clerk's offlco which Is No. 13.
will shortly bo tilled aud No. l tako
Its placo. Clork Allen has often no
ticed young men como In nnd observ
ing tho "Hklddo" number, decided It
was n hunter's and not a buuedlot'h
llevnio they wanted.
TltOVKlt'S getting buy. cod-tl
Imw Salt
Valonaennci, round thread,.. MaN
toso torohun and trlmmluK laco. Tho
Varlotj- Storo, SftU North Commorolal
Htroet. Annoru M. Wolgh, proprie
tor. 10-5-7t
TrviuiMulniiH OoxuIh
.Tho clothltiK storo of O. W. John
son & Co., at 111 Commorolal stroot,
which la undargolug a great sale un
der tho direction of tho Nation!
llrokorago & Saloi Company, U
crowdod to Its llmlti those days bv
bargaln-Buokers, hucnutjo of tho greav
out In prices.
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Dissolution of PartiierNblp.
Salem, Or., Oot. 3, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that tho
partnership horotoforo existing ho
twoon. Harry 11. Tuckor and Itos
Qarnett, under tho firm namo of
Tuolcur & aaruutt, transaotlng busl
nos at No. 478 Stato stroot, Is on
this date, October 3. 1908. dissolved
by mutual consent, tho buslnoss bo
Ing continued b Harry II. Tuckor.
who will pay all bill, and colloot all
debts duo tmld firm Slgnod
HARRY H TUCKER,
ROSS GARN12TT.
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MOTHERS!
Tho management of Salem's load
ing nmuaouiont placo,
The-jfc-
WUh to announce that thoy run
every afternoon from 2:30 to 5
nninnk. excont Sunday. Will bd
pleased to hae you. with your babies
and bugs&los pleasant placo" to
puss n funny lmlt hour. Wo aim to
suit you and tho young.
FKATUUK 8VNJKCT
"The Shepvdess"
ANO
"ireat Wroij; Righted"
Toalcht, Saturday aftomoon ami
Hlkt. Watch tor Sunday's Mil,
Movement
People,
O O O O O O (
t,ou BarrJott has returned from
Dallas, whero ho vlsltod' with friondB
for a short time.
t Uay Jorgtjnuon wns a buslne a via
Itar to Oregon City today.
Frapk Monroe was x buslnosK visi
tor In Portland Satiuday.
C. E. lUcks, of Indupe'ndeuro, was
u visitor yi this city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ware liuvo re
turned from a plcapunt visit In Eu
gone. C. D. Gabrlolson wont to Rilvertom
this morning to louk after hUHlnoa
mutters.
Mlsa llerthn Vogot, slter of tho
Voget Ilrothors, of thh cltyfc loft this
motutng for Germany.
Chnrluy Humphioys and family
havo returnod from a iw weeks'
outing on tho coast.
Geo. Samuola, biiBlnoss. mnnngor of
tho "Isle of Splco" Company U rog-
Rtnrnci nt tli ft Hotel Willamette.
Georiio II. Baldwin, of Springfield,
left for Portland last evening, aftor
a short visit with friends hero.
Pro Idont Kimball of the Wlllam
etto Theological Institute left this
morning for Portland, accompanied
by his wlfo, to visit for a few days.
Mia Ruth Lnooy returned to nor
homo In Portland laBt ovonlng after
spending the day with friends In this
city.
Papl Schmidt, tho new brow mas
ter for the local brewory, hns arrived
from Olympla to tako up his dMtloi
hero.
Mrs. J. M. Hockott has returned
to her homo In this clt after visit
Iiik with her brother. Hon. R. A.
Hooth.
Frank Lltchflold has returned
from Eugopo whoro ho spont a short
business visit.
L. A. Suvlne, of Portland, was vis
Itlng with his many trlonds hero yes
terday, returning homo on tho late
overland.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Warner, of Chi
cago, aro visiting Mra. Warner's
brothor, C. Ullom. In this city for a
fow weeks.
Grant Klghtllnger, formerly n Sa
eom resident but now of Portland,
arrived yesterday to tiansact buslnosi
hero for a few days.
Tho Misses Allco and Dena Buck-
loy have returned from Sealtlo whore
thoy spent a week vlltlug with their
slstor. Mrs. J, J. Hall.
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L. A. Schnedker ana tamuy re
ttirned to tholr homo In Oregon City
after visiting with Mr Sehnodkor'a
relatives near Liberty.
Mr. aad Mrs. Karl Vinton have re
turnod to the'r home in Corvallli
after a pleasant vtalt wltk frkads
hero and In Woodbura.
Mr. and Mra. Lavl MU, at Mblf.
Iowa, are vWlUa at t ke ot
Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. G. Bingham Mr.
Shell is a cousin of Mr BiUKhntir.
J. J. Gilbert, wlfo and daughtor,
ot Indiana, arrived Saturday from
Indiana, to make tholr Home In Ore
gon. Ho lias two Honn at RosedMi
and a son' and daughterat Nowhorg.
and wilt: locate nt one place or the
othor.
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BXAMITUXG HOARD
FINPS AGAI.Vftr STKWAIIT
(Uiiltnl rma I.ene.l Wire.)
Wnshltigton, Oct. 5. Tho special
retiring bonrd of tho army today de-
'icldbd again? Colonel William V.
I Stewart, the famous Ftirt Grant ex
ile, and sustained thr report of tho
Bitrgoon at Fort HuroUuca, Artkooa,
who hold that Colonel Stewart had
been affllctd with .erious nlltnonts
since 1S75, whon It was nocobsary for
him to lufntln from actlvo sorvlc
for to tlmo. This lndl3tos that Gov
ernor Stewart will he found y tho
board to btf Incapable of Borvleo, and
probably will result Hi his bofng re
tired ou that ground. Tho case has
boon nend tig rero nuw for nearly a
wouk. before tho pertal boai-d
ADSTUIA-Hl'XG Mtr
Moi;r,r.ix r.mik
According to tho Tmiip- V'nua
eorrespottdont, Auatrin-HiHt?ar h
mobilizing two army corps, to be pre
pared for eventtiulltios. The amo
authority sas that Bulgarln and
Turkey nre moving thoir nrmlos to-
ward tho frontlor. roadjr for nctfon. dfd.
niKi).
O'BRIEN. Near Turner, Oregon.
October -f lflOS, after an HlnusN
of two wceka, James O'Bril'U, nsod
10.
Hoi wns a very bright boy, parunt
ago unknown, and wns phtwd with
tho HVtors ot St. Mary at rwavorton.
wheu ono yenr of ago, remaining- Iti
tholr enro for 13 years, tllon wn
with tho Srsturs- at St. Louis one
year. IIo was sent to tho reform
school July 1, T90S, n he was Do
contrhg wnyward" and getting- beyond
theli- contttil; James wns a delicate
boy. and gradrnilly. failed III health,
dying flnniiy of Internnl htnovrnnse.
Tho" funoral will take placo ttt tho
schwo, Fatllor Springer ortlclntttig.
IhVXK EXA'MLVKRS
DELAY TOO' TiOXO
(United rn-BH Leased Wlro.V
Washrtigtoiu D. C. Oct. I?. Taw
nrnco O". Murray, controller of tho
enrroncr. today declared thnt tho
common fault of nntlonnl bunk ex
Kiulnqra is that thoy delay tor long In
eIolngr tho bank entrusted" to tholr
caro.
He addressed 16 oxnmliiratodar
tat a moetfng to welch thoy were
Botnmonod to attend Tho conroronco
will lust a week.
I.. n-'-
Fbedlng- hogs h'gh-prlced corn In
tho mud will glvo less farmers' dol
lars for Secretary Wilson to pllo up,
admire., throw dovn, pll up nnc$ ad-
mfro sonio moro. It shouldn't ho
Knnnodv'a LaiatUe Conrt
does not constipate like most ij
old rnsutonco couro pr. '
tho other hand it genwi "
hnwii, on, i nt thft iame tlet '
trrltattom and allays InHimBilJjj
tho throat. Eoia Dy an w
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