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you can Prepare for the winter
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Tonight at 9 o'clock the sale will close, but until then
the u0ld Reliable Store" will -make a fitting closing after a
week's sensational clothing after a week's sensational cloth
ing sale. $9.25 buys a suit or overcoat, values up to $20
regular selling price. These garments are fashioned by
such well-known tailoring establishments as "Hart, Schaff
ner&Warx,""EderheimerStein," "The Washington," "Peck,"
and others. The fabrics are exactly what you see the best
dressed men wearing. Anticipate your needs Q pt
before tomorrow night for - . - - - , h-J
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Mri. Anna bu... "5i
Ws morning for . ,"
"V. Wend, d e
frloW over !. w,Li
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Peruana toaTna8;.'
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fnclnv rti,:"..l7mtohl
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M 3s Delias
Portland hereho w,l i'1
Hi tho fMluto with ih, aJB'
Pry real e.i,f. 1 "8 ",
Mr. and MiiiS?
parted this i-. -' ' efll!ckU
whom fhfiv win . . B5wi
Mr. Tl'nn ', ".",e,I5llefi-
nor in tho Elite mm
has many friends m this dtT
Ing with friend for a few JJ
f.-.
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8ARR PIANO
HIGM CUSS G0rj$i
GEO. C WILL
Toilet Soafp
Anothor grand ToIIot Sonj) Bargain. Wo havq
Just' rccclvod from nn Enstorri soap ninkor. n opo.
clftl lot of six dlfforont odors of fluo scentod wrap-
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p.fcr eoap,
VKfJAL HONKV
BWHirt"son.vri:i), iionhv ;
8WICKT GliVOKHINK--" " ' '".
. HOSI3 OFiYCnHINB
8VUKT VIOM-Tr ' "'
HVOTCir OAT MKATi
ItoRUlur'lOo cnkcB-
A a rand Spoclnl-
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3 Cakes for 10c
.3 MEN, WATCH OUR ADS
i j M"$iimvztumi
FURS
Wo hnvo carefully soloctcd
rlio finest Bhowlng -of Furs In '
Salem. Each one Is of tho lat-'
est stylo and among this largo
assortment aro.somo oxclustvo
ones, shown only by thin atoro,
at rcasonnhlo prices.
tIRST FLOOR
SHOES
' Our fall shoo business linn bcon greater ttutinaiv
tfetpated, alrcudy brealtlhg; bIzcs on many linos.
To cloan thd stock of those lines SIIOI? SPECIAL.
at prices that mean rosults, wo hnvo madb up
fltf lots of Lndlcs' Shoos.
$1.79. $2:39, $2.89;, $3.19, $3.69' -
In theso Ijta nro ?3.00, -i:.00 and $5.00 shoos.
'E SN'AIM'V, Vl'-TO-DATK Fall Stock; unex
celled for quality, bought by oxftorlonced buyora,.
sold by oxporlonccd flttors.
Uo among tho early buyors. Our SHOE Sl'B
rfALS nro rocognlzed as money Bavors. Thoy nro
Rotrght up quick.
See Court Street Window
, WATCH OUR ADS
MONEY TO m
TIKVf IT BA
Qvor Ladd & Bunh's flank. h'
Norwich Union Vir
Insorance Sn
Frank Merllli, Rejltkut AjhU
Vinco wun wm. Brown ft fo.j
i) (jommorolal strict
n m 1 1 1 1 ns liiimn
;;new today
iiiiiniimiiiti
For hmo Sovural tiouifs k ht
ana fnrm 'nnds at a bar jUa. (
Itai National Dank. .
Lost Qold wnttH and chslari
IoBt Friday betwrcn AndirTi
clor'B nnd tho big bridge, la I
county. FIndor l6.w at this
io:- rownril. ia.i. J
I'Vir Snli" Ash wood for ia!( wd
Aschcrmnn, Itout& 5, Phone Fin
vr 03t. 10-10'l(t I
izxattzisxiu. umrst
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Capital FuniWieil Indutfr
innnufacturlliK, mblng, oil, t
and railway stortt rnd bond Dim
sold d'rect to lrp4(or. cons'
sfon basin. Sanntcl Giihia
Co., selling b-okers, MottrM
nmni.tfi m.ifijt
Wanted G or iT-room fsnha
houso, modorn up-to-date; Uj
. no chlldron. Tfiont at oncf.Wl
inn. 10-Wt I
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iCity Newsj
Midway Sunday vovonln
I Quillorers Gnrdon,
'Suminortlnio."
II K.
.."01d CompoHot" und Kuii
Ion, ' PajLlw;
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Subjocts
or Foto
Hong,
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Ucntlivr I?rwiiHt Auditorium Hlnk. MoBlroy or
.,.i...i.n. uiwi..im innlulii m- Sun- cliotra. WalconiQ cvorybody. .
ikiy.
on duty at night, or "booking offl-'
cor" la necessary.
AmIi Wood for Snlo
Phono 11C. Wm.. Brown & Co..
130 Commercial stront. 10-8-Ct
Havi' tho DUrount
Bend choTik or pny nt olllco on or
lioforo Qotobor 10th, to savo dis
count on October wntor bills.
10-7-3t
Throo reasons for buying Clcvoland'a
linking Pewder:
Buporlor Quality (Pure Oronm ot
Tartar) .
Neatest Pnokngo (Scrow top can).
Host Prlco (3 lbs. l; B lbs. 1.05).
)nm.H Tilglit
AudltorUim Hlnk. MoElroy's or
cliostra. Wolconja ayrybQd
Novelty Cril'Owr- '
N. P. Ellioft, th up-tO'date
printer nt 223 South Commoralul
stroot, luiJut rociolvod a mAy of
novelty eCil cuhos. Those cases nro
nmrto of onulno alligator hide and
Hoal loatfter, and Ijold .100 cards,'
which cnii'bn takou liut lntUvldualJy
with nn ovou ogo aud wUyut dli(ir
vnnglng th roat o,f tho cards. i
lanco Tonight
Auditorium Ulnk. McElroy's . or
rhuatrn. Wolcomo ovorybodyl'
If YOH 0 I'm- ,
An odd lot of lace curtains or n
rug hMigth ploc of onrpot, soo Tho
1 lousy Furnishing Co.
Voled lllRhwn.vilum
j, 11. McClesnQ" and, John Hust
ings of Kfthlritnn. Wash., who wore
roglstorod at tho Hotel' Willamette
Thursday, oro In tho .party hold up
by tho stage roblr at Uoobur$
Woduesday night Thoy ployed tho
hold-up man for an easy mark by
biding thajl' valuables bofore- dis
mounting " from (ho staga nd got
wy with but ?1 missing.
B svr t h tke cfeangq at tho
.Spamtor"VIU U Sold
Thoro will bo n 3C-50 Advance
roparator sold at thoJ. V. oncor
salo. near Llborty, Oct, 12.
For HuignliiN In llroln Ttr
and slightly used laco .curtains .wso
Tho House Furnishing Co.
Iloillm Allen To I'av
Afternoon two years and a half
work as clork of the clroul court,
Dorthu Allen Iihh roalgnod hbr posi
tion, und next Thursday will go to
Portland to tako a post In tho Mult
nomah ttounty clerk's' office AflM
Allwu, who Is tho only woman clork
e: a court In thlsstato and probably
on the 'Pacific const, has a host of
frlouJs nmoufc tlio-' n,ttoj;noya, ptato
and county olllulnU. und tho young
folk of tho town.
Willamette Plays Multnomah
Tho Wlllamotto football toam loft
thlH morning for Portland to play
tho Multnomah Athletic club. Tho
local team Is vory light, compared
with tho blc follows of Portland,
Ht nro prepared W put up a hard
fight.
Odd tuM Curtain
.And short lengths carpota 'for
rugs. Tho House Furnishing Co.
Sentences Passed
Judgo' Hurnoti seutonced (loo. II.
Dn.vU, who was convicted of break
ing Into Mrs. T. "ICay'p rosldenco and
aluallng an overcoat, to one year In
tho state penitentiary th,fa uttoruoon
Kd Murny, also cunvlctVd on a theft
charge was glvou n one year son
GItOWTII OF THIS CIT-
JHCMAND8 NEW MA'KKET
Tho Willamette Valloy Moat com
pany today opened tholr now markvt
on Court street, nt No. 379, whoro ,
neatly fitted up room Is filled with
a comploto stock of frcHh nnd curod
InontB, llsh' anil poultry. Tho now
Arm say thoy nro In Salem to stay
and Biipply the trade w'th tho host
sanltnry dressed moats that can bo
bought In tho valley. Tho mnnnger
are mon of long oxporlonco In tho
trndtf ami will employ tho most mod
orn mothods of catering to tho -pub-,
lie.
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MKMHKH OF STOCKTON
SCANDATi IdVKI) HEUE
It Is roportod that Earnest Wag
ner, )ho well known proprietor of
the Hotel Willnmotte olevon years
ago, but of lato a prominent resident
In Stockton, Cal., has boon Impli
cated ln a scandal which Involves
icvoral other promlnont citizens of
tbnt city. It npponrs as though
Wagner was seen In tho company of
sovornl pretry chorus girls In a fash
ionable restaurant In Stockton mak
ing things merry b"y "poping" oham
pnlgno and otlpr Joy-prodi)Qlng
liquids, resulting .in h'B actions be
coming a Httlo queor for thobe of a
city official. Wagnqr has roslgnod
his position as a member of tho flr
and police board or Stockton to
which ho Is said to have dovoted
hlmsolf loyally. eBpoclally .In tho re
forming' of tho city.
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PimVINEAt the homo of his
daughtor, Mrs. J. A. llomlngton,
I) nnd Wlntor stroots, at 6:20 o'r
clock, Friday, afternoon, Octobor
9. at tko ago of 76. Andrew Jack
son Purvino. ot pneumonia.
Tho following children survive
Night Police Sergeant
Duo to tho rapid growth ot S
(em; a suggestion of.a'nht pollca
sergeant for the station will prob
ably bo favorably apted upoa by tke
council, la all large cities a wan
NEW HAUmVAhE HOUSE
throws open; hooits
Tho Snlom Hardware Company
nnnouncoi open houuo in this pnper
and arc splendid addition to this
lino of trndo in our city. Tho presi
dent of tho corporation w W. P.
Fowfe, a promlnont nrltlsh Colum
bia sawmill man, who ciuno to Snldtn
and bought tho Damon rosldenco for
tho purpose of making his homo horo
And. HOiidlug his children to school.
Ho enmo to Salem becnuso this Is n
good school city. Frajik Flint, tho
mnnnger, fins been 36 years on-tho
keoaat and 30 yonra in tho hardwnro
trade, ilo ronduotcd a rotall busl
noss auc8Hftilly In California, and
at De'llngham, ulid was dvo years
In the wholeaalo trado nt Portland
ami on the road for sovornl years
That kind of tin equipment mnkon
him an authority In his lino., Tho
now Arm nro located In tho old
Huron & Hamilton storo on Commer
cial street.
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The r Star
Tho oomo of high class fun. Tonight, Saturday afternoon fcnJ nltM.
LOOK-- Feature Subjects
POCAHONTAS
Played six weeks straight tn Chlcajo
. "THF Snill W',Comic
This is a subject of genoral comment,, and Its unlcal pop'l
ty will make n hit with nil.
AnH AnnlhPf rnmir..BFG PARDON"
This nlcturo will nortray many humorous Incident "fw,
dnllv before niir notice. And for that reason alone should W
received. Watch for Sunday's big new bill.
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tonco in tho penitontlary.' Murray! Purine, who camo to X)regon In
stole an overcoat from' tho lodging 18: George, of Portland; Cyrus ot
rooms of the McGllohrUt llros.
Independence; C. M., ot Portland
Mrs. Pp-v Ii. Willi. Ft. Columbia.
Waih; Alliert, HI the Purvljie farm;
Mrs, H. T. Prescott and Mrs, J. A.
Remtuittbn, of Salem; Monroe, Fred.
Th funeral will bo held at 12
o'clock' nooa, Sunday, October 11,
at tl)o Zena caurch In Spring Valley.
T, XX. Morrll waB a Portland visi
tor today.
James MarvTh, of Canby, Is In the
city transacting business and visit
E. A. Senu returned to Portland
this' morning aftor a shori visit hero.
John Corey, o'f Wocdbum, was in
tho city today looking after busluess
matters.
!.Dr. Graver Dlbsoti, 'of Portland,
Is registered at tho hotel Willam
ette today.
Miss Mlna Burns, of Gorvallls, ar
rived Ihls morning to spend Sunday
with friends.
C'yde Short went to Portland on
tho, local this morning to visit wlt
friends over Sunday.
6. A. Bnrgaff returned to Port
land thls'raornlng atter several daya I
business visit Tiere.
O. R. Buslck left for Portland to
day to vlalt bis brotker,Haf"ry, for
a few days.
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