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Wednesday
SURPRISE SAIF
No. 401
Tor Wednesday Only wo havo
solccted roin our regular stock of
Umbrellns Five Dozen which we
offer for
98c
Sec d'aplny In Court street win
dow. None Rold until 8:30. No
telephone orders received.
500 PAIRS OF
Ladies' Shoes
All broken lines are Includud In
tilts wile. Our aim Is to Glenn the
Block at prlcoB that mean results
wo lmvo mada up flvo lots of
theso Shoes.
9 J .70, Qii.au, 92.NO, $:s.io, $:i.oo
In tlicso lots aro fa. 00, $1.00
and 15.00 ehoos. NEW SNAPPY,
Up-to-duto full stock; unexcelled
for quality and stylo, in this largo
nwiortmont nil slzoi nun widths are
represented. Take ndvnntngo.
See Court Hired Window.
Umbrellas
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rro "? m,.
vf 'LbMa. A. its. "ttf
Tapo odgo, hull' runnor, oxtrn
seloct lmndlos, Our price
S2.85
LookB llko tho $5,00 kind sold
olaowhoro a bargain,
I'MHHKLLA COUNTER
CV IRv CtJ
PtK
Coats
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i1' middle of the month special sales at the m store; take advan-
tare. There are savings here for overyone and we hope every
one will be in this week and snap up some of the moneysaving
opportunities
. Ladies' aad ttOta
Underwear
"Wo lmvo a larea .,.,
this underwear la brokea 1
uwuwPhedUillu
gain rack at exactly
Half-Prke
Ladies' Tailored
Suits
This fall's stylo In this largo as
sortment nro tho long coat jacket.,
plain nnd fancy tailored effects. Ro
low wo list a few. Now Is the time
to take advantage. Our specials ari.
recognized na tho best monoy savors.
$50.00 fancy Blrlpo serge, long com (MA QE
Jacket, trimmed with largo but- 2)3V,OD
tons, now v
$15.00 fancy Shovoron, long coal .n rn
Jacket effect, pleated skirt, a ba;- t Hit
gain, now Pt)U.JV
$57.00 Shlfforo- Broadcloth, long a i ah
coat, a bouut'ful suit .now )aDUI
$35.00 fancy Chovlot, special ofTor, &1Q C(
now W
And Many Others gt Reduced Prices
MEN ATTENTION
Our Buccossful suit Balo last week
loft us with some odds and ends and
until these are .old we still lmvo a
suit for yci at a big avlng In price,
If you haven't alroad bought one of
those
, HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX
Suits wo had on sale, now Is tho op
portunity for you to get your framo
In one; nnd when you do you will bo
glad thc.v'ro wool and tailored by
people who know how.
COM 15 AND INVESTIGATE
This is the Home of Hart, Schaffner
& Marx Clothes
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For fltroot wear In this season's
nowoBt patterns and fabrics re
duced 13 and 12
EMBROIDERED LINEN
COLLARS
35c vnluo loe
05c vnluos HOc
U)NO SILK (1UVES
12 and' 10- button lengths, double
linger tipped. Special iWc.
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FANCY WAISTS al SPECIAL PRICES
Ecru Not Waists trimmed with
fancy Cluny lnco aud Battenburg
buttons, ecru for owning wean' re
duced One-Third.
Fancy Tailored Tjufletas In a
largo umjortmout of blnck nnd
colors. All lnco trliiiinvd and tail
ored offecti reduced Ono-Thlrd.
Our oiltfro lino of fancy Lin
gerie WlsU no loaorvo- reduced
13
I Days Only
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Copyright 1908 bjr
Hart SchaiTncr tt Mm:
Wo offor our ontlro Hue of Mon'a and Boys' Underwear no resent
at Special Prices.
50c Garments, 1107" Vt
$1.00 Gnnuonts, irow , 75c
$2.00 Garments, now U0
iith. Now Ib tho tlmo to provldo for muter.
T0ILES SOAP
Another lot of Soap snapped up by this storo at a price wtfch
ablot us to soil It clioiip. Mndo bv an EuKtorn Soap mnkuT In di dlf
forcmt odors. Itegul Hono Sweet Sconted'Glyci'vino.SwcotUljwr'M,
Rose- Glycorlno, Sweet VIoloc tlnd Scotch Ont Mum. Larp? nln
carefully. wraipod. l'Oo size. Grand Special
3 ckes for 10c
s onMewMtHKMamt
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Witillior l-'orccnut
OccnNloiuil light rnlu (oulglit nnd
THi'wbiy.
wo
Yl leu in Portland
Vlult Hnll'B roataurint, 330 Wntih
Ington atroot. o-o-d
GIIschi'h Place Elovon harbor chalrn.
o-o-d
TllOVKIl'S cottlng busy. eod-tf
J)ollvir AitIvch IjiiU
United States senator John P.
Dolllvor will urrlvo in thla olty at
U:15 p. in., on Friday noxt to spunk
bofo o tho Sulont Hopubllcnns who
aro mnklng vlnbnrnto arrangomonts
for hli coming
Hiinuiuuo Kulo
Tho ladles of thu Christina church
will ronduet a HMiumngo Sale hi tho
basement of tho Rowland houso, 414
Court Btroet, noxt door oast or
ilrowor's drug store. Any parton
linv'ns goods to contrlhuto will
plemie leavo thoiu at tho above named
place.
Ash Wood for Sale
Thono 115, Wm. Brown & Co.,
120 Commorclnl Btrcet. 10-S-Gt
Havo thu Discount
Sond chock or pay at ofllco on or
before Ootobor 10th, to save dis
count on October water bill.
10-7-3t
CU nnd Kih
A modej'n meat market aud try
nn order of moat kept In perfooUy
sanitary manner. Stousloff Bros
Phono 321.
DOLLARS
AN ACRE
Tkfc ltollrtblo OWHt'i
la J. M. Lawrence, corner of Com
mercial and Forry Btroots. Phono
311.
Hhvo Xo Kqmfl
Tho production qf thfi Pnlom
cigar factory has no equal. Try a
TtuUmoo or La Coroua, aud bo con
vinced. Tko lt Vet
Tho ploturoi ghown at tho Midway
todny and tomorrow nro the beat
ah,owB thl bou, Call and Judge
for yourwlf.
th MIrH rk
" Tta tre er cm)' Pt 0
tklr JO.ujlHHta tke Yew
Applos bring $2400 pur ncro.
DougluH county orchard bears a
record crop.
Located at Winston's, on th
South Umpqun rlvur, six miles south
of Hosoburg.
U,po"t8 havo como to us frequent
ly of lato of a rumarkablo crop of
Spltzonborg apploa grown by Jas. B.
Smith this Boason at hla fruit farm
a fow mllod outh of thla city. Tho e
reports wuro fully vorllud this morn-
lug by Mr. Smith, who was hi this
city. Ho Is now picking his appl f .
and from a- measured quarter of an
aero of ground will pick over 300
boxes of oholco marketable Spltzou
barg applos, In fact tho fruit is of
guoh excellent alzo aud hue color thai
h has been offorod $2 to $2.fiO pur
box for It at tho orchard, this bolng
n rotufn of $2100 per aero for this
oue crop.
So far as wo havo ovor heard this
Is a new record in tho fruit buslnoM,
fur oit elaaxlug Hood River , Roguu
River or auywhoro 0U0, so far na wo
havo ovor had any Information. Such
a record U Blmply astonishing, nnd
it Is hard to roallto, even by our own
poople. that such a record has boon
achieved That It actually has boen
done, a largo number of pooplo who
havo vlsltod tho orchard and soeu
tho fruit cm tho treos aro ready tT
toatlfy It was 11 revolution to ex
purluncod fruttgrowora from else
where. Among others who visited
tho orchard wiu Mr J. W. Porklns,
tho Mod ford orohard man, who re
contlv located hore. and ho unhesi
tatingly pronounced It tho finest ho
had ever aem nnywhoro. In fact
that verdict has boen unanimous by
all who havo gono out to soo thU
frut for themselves.
Thoao apples aro to bo carefully
packed and shipped oast Doubtless
thoy will bring a top pr'co hi the
markets wherevor sold.
Othor Douglas county orchards are
also showing splendid results. Sam
ple of fruit from a number of them
may bo seen In tho windows of tho
real estate ottlces about town. O. B.
Cpnuon had a limb two feet long
from a Spluenberg tree which bore
ovor 40 merchantable, four-ttor site
of apploa. A BeltiKhetnier applo from
tho orchard of Joseph Wharton In
west Roseburg wolghed 20 H ounces
Many Bartlett near were on display
horo this yer that weighed from 20
n 24 ouhcwi each. Four peacno
I from F D, Owea's Kdonbower or-
1 chard, plae4 side by elUe measured
over IS teee, cut fro a rexwit
photograph of them being; recently
lnibllshod hi tho Roviow.
Ah to prune crnpH it Is yot a Ilttlo
early to got detlnlte crop roiwrtB. W.
T. Emory wns in from polos valley
this afternoon and tells us that hla
prttuo harvesting will bo completed
In nnothor week. From 40 acres ho
will havo fully' 800V busliola'of tho
fruit. At tho prevailing prices ho
will roallzo from $12fi to $150 per
ncro for this season's- crop, although
tho fruit has rlponod vory slowlv and
Ib wolghlng out much lighter than
last year.
With Douglas county orchurda
y'oldlng annual crops bringing from
$100 to $500 por ncro, right along,
aud often far oxceedrng those figures,
and In the Instance nbovo mentioned
'en riling tho ouormous figure of
S2400 nor ncro, It Is roally no won
dor that DouglnB countr frnlt lands
aro being purchased ovory day by
far-seeing Investors.
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HIGHER
TEACHERS
SALARIES
I know thov wITf: the'll liofn vou
got moro nnd butter booki fr tho
chlldreu: thoy vo- got the money: go
and' sco them.
. .4 1M
fi:n.
PEUMCK Mm. Mndollno Pcrllck
wf to of A. PorfTek, nge 51 .i-oars,
at hor homo throe nillos oast of
Salem, Saturday morning at 4
o'clock, of cancer.
Til funeral survfees wore hId nt
2:U0 p. 111. today at tho German
Baptist church. Interment lir the
Lee Mission cemirtury.
n
,luM Arrival
Another lot of thoso young sal
mon, one to three- pounds; nlsxrlMit
flsh, halibut, crafis. and salmon at
Farrington's, tho Clniror and imtrkot-innnL
STARR PIANO
HIGH CtASS GOODS
GEO. C. WILL
COURT HOUSE NEWS
A potntor for the teachers of Ben
ton county comes In SMpt Ackor
mau's nddross Rt Prlnov'lle the other
dny. Spoaklng of a way In which
tonchors might IncroKso tholr salary
ho -nld:
"I would ad viae every teachor
when Rooking a contraot to tench In
any school district In Oropon. first
to ascertain tho exact amount of tho
district's gonornl school fund. S$ per
cent of which undor tho law must be
snent for Instruction. I would fur
ther advise ovory Oregon tencher
then to demand In hh or hor contract
S6 por cent of this fund ns salarv;
In othor words, If the fund amounts
to $500 do not accept a penny less
than $495. Using thee figures,
thope aro some school boards wh'ch
doom it n smart business trick to
pay tho teacher, snv $400, turning
h $25 over and nhove. but within
tho lawfjil 85 per cent, back Into tho
general fund, thus lessening tho
taxes of tho dht'let lust that much.
This 1 poor policy for both nartles
district's goneral school fund. S5 por
cent or refuse to slcn tho contract "
Another notowprthv part of Mr
Ackerman's address was:
"All over this country there aro
oh acheIers: c'osp nronnd every
ohool boii'o, hundreds of them Un
derstp' ", I r" 1 -t sreivlng of
old mpM- thoro aren't an- or vry
fow In Oriron ThP old Imcholorg
'n most instances hive spreading
acres 8(l noro money than they
know what to do with. Go to them.
HI tnei vom want a better eehool
library k4 uk tn to eotr)Wttt.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS K. FORD
Ovor Ladd A Bn"h's Bank Salem, O'
Nor wJcb Union Fire
Insurance- Society
Frank Momllth, Uealdoot Agent,
Ofllco with Wm. Brown & Co., No
t9 Commercial strtet
DOpartmont No. 1 of tho clrenfr
court mot title morning nt 10 o'clock
mill ad'Journed until attonraon.
Only oirq enso was sot for hearing
Uduy that belli); the case of Brit
ten BcmrJt va. State Bfinnlte It
chargod wfth a criminal assault upon
it 15-ywir-ohf girl. Tho State v.
Lnthrop will como up for liearlng tif
tuorrow at U p. m. an tho charKW' of
perjury. Mr. Lnthrop Is ready to
faro trlltr and provo his tunoconco
In tlw bankruptcy matter of C.
Ullom, rhe Court stroot btkor, If. E.
fJbwuihir has boon appointed truBteo
Dy rofervo John Bbyno. Llnliilitfos
nro ostrmtd nt 54000, and asts
at $12d0 la tho statonunrt tlOid by
tho nllbged bankrant.
I Tho Honry Baitholomy wilT has
ueen mod in tho probnto-court. Tho
document leaves all tfio property,
valht-ifl at $3C00.to Ills chllUren.
J 11st loo of tho Peace J. B. Manogro
of St. Paul has stmt a communreation
to thv county court of his roslgna
I tlon of his ofllCfr, and, unttn n potl
1 tlon has boon tondered' by tho clti-
zons In that town ,tho placo- will ro
jmafn rnennt.
Tho county comnitssl,oiTOr aCt-
I jonrnod Saturday attornoon after a
j threo days' eosaloir Thw officials
coveretl a grvat amount of routine
I work during tholr meeting-.
Tho county court granted Potter
a- imi n HrtmRo to ancrattf a UIiIl'I
hall lb Mills City saiurw 'fl
noon, thoiiornilt to cover hxww-h
o-
ADDITIONAL PERSfMS
Sam Morgan returned thl' tat
. .. nt.A. t.Mntln IT.
mg irom ii en"" uu..-o -
80"irl .. ..,r.lKi.lillU'
. . Rrr "?"" u ,,:: ;
city touny iookws "
mnirom. ,..urfff
Jolin Lommon il1luu,',",1;;j
lnnd to transact bualnesi for .
. ...n
this morning to tratract btvw
tor n anon 11111. ,! hal
Miss Alice Hunt ta r rtw-jW
Portland, wnore bu ""- -
for a fow uays ...,
Robort Sinun an"JawrL ftw
(My for renaie""' "' LT-fchf'
will make, their heme In tttfc
.Mr. anu Ji ,r " ",imu
turned this roirnlng tfff
visit wun rcroui
Albany. . . iMn
Mrs. C. h m"" " BiffliiW"
and relatives for week. .,,
MiM Pen" "w r",M. i"it
honitf in WDodbnrn , tt Ulff
after spending Simdav wl
and frlonrta In tnis tw geij
Will Thomas, one of J
of Tb TJRll Ml "up:rthe tl
pany's businesa mn'v- -
I Si 1 i i I i IriA-i-i ii HIIMMM H4-HH4H44'44
JNEW TODAY::::
.. . .
fiiiiiiiiiiiii e 4 n 8 1 1 1 1 n ' ;
1.011 uom wuivu (inn cuain; was
lost Friday between Androw Ver
cler'a nnd tho big bridgo, in PoPc
county. Finder loave nt this ofllco
for reward. 10-9-3t
WnntiNl Position to work on a
ranch by man nnd wife'. Address
G. Journal 10-12-3t
For Sl( Two good milk cows, 1
Jeiy, 1 IIoMeln; thoroughbroi
Jcra&y heifer calf, lnquiro 771
N. Commercial st. 10-12-3t
For Sale or TnnU 16-acro chtckeu
ranch. Would trado for Salem
property of bouse and lots not to
exceed $1000 or $1200. This
chicken ranch Is located mile
east of Tumor, near Tabernacle;
has abcut 175 fruit treo3, logan
and raspberries: good bouse and
barn, 3 good wells; all fenced and
croaMenced; good gravel soil. En
quire at 4Q7 S. 18th st. Cash
prlco. $1600. Salem Oregon.
10-12-3t
gammer.
lMlre J 52 N.
l-12-3t
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