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tAIL CAFIfiili JOURNAL, BALKM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1008.
SygJJLlffi
GRAND CLEANUP OF LADIES' AND MISSES' TAILORED
SUITS AND COATS
The ready-to-wear section offers one of the best specials for this selling ever
known in the history of this store. Ladies' and Misses' suits and coats, hand
somely tailored and well finished in a "wide range of wanted colors and fabrics.
These suits will appeal to every one wanting a stylish suit at small cost. They
are exery one oargains wmcn you win see ai a giance. uur specials q
are recognized as money savers. Values up to $30.00. Uctouer s 1M
4 S IV
Economy Sale Price :
ROUSING
fContlnuod From Page t.1
Wednesday's Surprise Sale
Number 403. For Tomorrow's soiling the Curtain Boctlon, Second
Floor, offora White Curtain Swiss In mnny polka dot designs, In val
ues up to 20c a ynrd for
On sale at 8:30 a, ra. I
No phono orders rocolvcd.
12 l2c yard
MEN'S FANCY VESTS
For today and tomo'rrow tho Men's section offers your pick of any
Fancy Vest In stock at thoio Special prices
$2.00 values now - - $1.50
2.50 values now - 1.63
, . 3.00 values now - 2.25
3.50 values now - - - 2.73
4.00 values now - - 3.00
Notions
We will have on display tho larg
est showing of Hair Goods over
brought to this store.
SWITCHES, PADDING, PUFFS
HATS, NETS, AND ROLLS
Come and look them over.
Elastic Persian
and Silk Belting In black and col
ors by tho yard also extra buckles
for making bolts.
3 Cafces of Soap for 10c
Six different scon toil, wrapped,
cakes of soap, Regular 10c cako
3 cakoa for 10c.
If You'd Go Into a Shoe Store
and nnnounco that you wnntod to buy 40 pairs of shoos you'd gat
spocint attention, wouldn't you?
Every man and woman that comes Into this store looks to us ut
least llko a "40-paIr" customer. Thoy are. Wo'll seel them tho first
pair, and tho fit and comfort and wear that they got out of them
will bo pretty apt to tak caro of tho 39 or moro sales. Wo don't
raako enough profit on ono pair of shoes to bo Indifforont as to where
you buy tho noxt pair, so do things to make you want to buy them ot
us.
Discontinued styles of men's, women's and children's Shoo
At Special Prices Take Advantage
ikizz
'&&
&
AvczvrYiMvrtZ
A Hart, Schaffner
& Marx
Suit will help to keep the cold
out and as well a being warm
they aro otyllsh too. The new
weaves of fabrics and colorings
are moro pleasing this fall, and
tho fact that tho ycrco nil WOOL
and well tallrodo mako3 thom
moro attractive. This storcr Is
tfco homo of
Hartf Schaffner
Marx Clothes
&
IHIIlllllllllllllllllill
fCity News!;
AViwthiT ForecHHt
Ha I u tonight, wanner; ThurMluy,
ruin.
When III PnrtlMiid
Visit Hall's restaurant, 330 Wash
ington stroot. u-o-d
W, T. Itlgdon, Vnilortnker
Always progrosulvq, up-to-date.
Pull oqiilpmout, lurgUHt stock.
10-21-cod-tf
Gllson'a riitce EIovop harbor chairs.
o-o-d
HOVMH'fl Bottlng busy ood-tt
Hao Your Apple
Wo buy all kinds of apples, suit
nhio for nldor and vlnoKtir. SackB
furnished, aidaoh Stolz Company,
cornor Ho. Suihmor and Mill slroots
Phono M,o.ln 20. ' 10-23-1 Bt.
it
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after Oct. 31, as (t will not uo
granted aftor that dnto.
Republican Rally
At tno school lvouso, In West 8a
lom, Thursday c-vonlng, pet. 20.
Good speakers will no on nnmi.
Everybody come and bring the
ladlos. 10-37-2t.
Tferw rwisoni for buying Oleveland'j
Baking Powder: V
Superior quality, I Pure Cream of
Tartar),
Neatest Package (Screw top can).
eet Price (3 lbs. (1; & lbs. 1.65).
Vlwt Del Wit
To know when you order from
Stousloff llhos.' sajiitary.ma.rkot, you
will get the bent "meat and quick de
livery. Phono 321
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tunity to savo a dollar by paying.
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nftor Oct. 31, t It win not no
granted aftor that dnto.
IhiMllu Kmpfy
For tho llrnt tlmo In n good'
mnny months tho city lock-up (h
without un occupant, tho laHt man
having boon el" his tlckot qf loavo
joutorday afternoon.' Of late in
serious offondors havo boon dotndrotlW
by tho city pollco, tho- (larger part
or thoso coming before Judge Mooro
on the charge of being a trifle too
Indulgent In bottled &nda.
Now Ih tln Time
To got that old suit progiod and
rlounod. Johnson nitd Stege, noxt
door to Journal.
On Not Fall
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tunJo' to savo a dollar by paying
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Oct. 31. Do not nsk for this rnto
aftor Oct. 31, ub It will not no
grnntod nftor that dato.
TiiiuuniiH Mum
C. Y. Timmous, who slow his wife
jomo tlmo ago, Is very dlscreot In
Ii'b speech and notion of Into and
shows no Inclination to discus? any
pnrt of tho deed ho committed.
Whon addressod by tho attendants
of tha hopaltal, ho will answer very
brlofly with no unncccossary com
ments; further than this ho doos not
talk at all. Tho only convplnlnts ho
hnB made lately was that tho shack
log on his legs felt very dl&agrroable,
Tho wound In his throat Is healing
nlcoly, and his strength Is roturn
ng rapidly
o o
O
O-
O' And
O
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OOOOOCOO
PEIISONATj mention
O
V
o
Atovctuentfl of Bilotn O
People;. 0
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f.nfo Nlchalfl returned to Portland
tlrtir merning: nftor tnuinaottng buol
aea hpro tQva fow d'tys.
KnrrJ.ffmith, of Dnllns, came
ovr yoitordnjr und tixik. Im tho big
ralljhoro last night.
Mlsa Honnlo Knnpp wont to Port
land' this morning to vihffc with
frlelid for n fow wooW.
Mlko Mnhony. of St. Paul, wan In
the city this morning' trniiHactlng
biiRlrrcsH at tho county court liouso.
Mrs, Albert Danzig returned tp
Port'Inn this morning after visiting
hor piironts, Mr. and Mrs. P. R.
Slnver near I.lflerty
Paul Acifranc. of Portland. wb In
tho city yoatordny transacting IiubI
noflft and visiting old friends. Paul
Is a former Oniinii lad.
Jerry Konwarthy has rotumtd to
HU home In Portland nftor spend
inir neve-nl wooks transnotlng- IiubI
ness iroro and tn Albany.
R'v Stnpleton and Mr. Utnoman
I'rvi returned o PmrtlAnd' Rftor n
sort visit In this c'ty with friends
nnd ro'atlvos.
Mrs. II. M. Rloy and Mrs. R. A.
Honnins nnd son, Bmorson, Imvo re
turned from Portland", wheru thoy
vlHltod frlondu and rorntlvo.
Oscar Taylor and Ovo. John'on of
this city a e going to ISugeut- to lay
brick on two big buildings that will
bo erected tbero this fall and" winter.
Miss A1!"0 JncolHon. of Albany,
was in tho city today visiting with
friends for u fow hours, nftor which
hho want to Portland whorw sho will
vtstt her aunt, Mrs, Tom Andrews,
for a weete.
Prod Cartor and Joo McAmy loft
this morning for Portlund, whoro
they will be em. lived In tho f nturo
with tho Southern Pnclflc In the car
shops.
Ralph Hyrd loft this morning for
his home in Soattlo after looking
after bMslness mattors hero for a
short tlmo
with frljnds and celatlves horo for a
short time. Tho- will loavv goon for
Portlnnd whoro tllry will make thoir
future htamo with .Ihi'Ir brother, Geo.
Heuber.
"CongroBsmnn Uumphrewi hnd a
Iplcasnut chat last ulght wftli P. G.
ueoia'linclr, wlio 1ms known tho pop
utnr ipenlcor of last night for a
Ood many years. At tho tlmo Mr.
.neckebach reai-ikd' In 'friymplw.
Wash., Cbngressmnn' Humphreyf.
was in the law limhrcrs.
f'nir on V. IT. Klin f it
Tho haruefls man flr that now se
of hamesB for fnnn use llgln'
work.
a
IIODKON HARPS Olf
WAR WITH JAPAN"
'M'nIUrt Tress r.onttn! Wlm)
5hn Prnncfsco, Oct: iS. A few
thousand Democrats fn San Prnnolir
,oo .today aro firmly convlncml that
Japan U ongurly sokIng tnr wlWi
i)v United Slate nr nn early date
and that only tho prospneo of a btg
lleut In the Pacific will pro-rent cim
flilit. nftor having lltrtonwl test night
to- CongroBsmnn Richmond P. Hob
son of Alabama.
Uobson wag -pnlllrtpr along- smooth
ly discussing tho ciimpnlgn Ibsso
with -fervid speoclj when it voice- In
tho audlenc' nskedr Mm m onllght
on his hocrers on naval affnlrs.
Tho rougnnsmnir, who Ir n mom
bur of tho liouso commltteo on nnvnl
affalrH, re.tillly cmnpllcif. Uo as
sorted that Janan- had borrowed
moro than a bllffon dollars to bo
mud In a war with tho Iftilted
States. Tttn overtures of nonco on
the part of .Tapnn, sold tho Bpeakor,
wore to Ihduco rills nation Into re
turning tho battleship float to tho
Atlantic so Japan coulcf seize- strato
gro points In tho Pacific and on th
weitorn coast of Amorfca.
TO STOP WORK
ON llAIIATAV WCOJKCT
mnlted Trt LeeJ Wire
Soattlo. Oct. 28. -A siwclnl tfts
patch from Cordova say that tho
Mr. Rvrd has lurge real work of coiwtructlon on the Copper
estate holding In Seattle.
The Misses Tlllla nnd
Huobcr, of Rosobnrg. nro visiting
river and Northwestern ra'lroad Ib
Moronccito do stoppod for tho winter. No
Tliov Wir n HhiII
Tho onoa that' buy their grocorloo
of J. M. Lawrence, Phone 311.
Io Not Full
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tunity to save a dollar by paying
your subJorlptlon a yoar lu ndvanco
on Ootober 31. thus socurlng Tho
Dly Capital Journal ono yoar for
13.00. This rate appUes to nil sub
scrlbera oxcept those who have thoir
paper dellvwed by carrier, Soad In
yur mouey, or call on or before
Oct 31. Do apt ask for this rate
aftor Oct, 31, as it will Rot be
Rotated alter that slate.
Oal! At-i
Farrtagtew's, t Orocw vti
MarfctMR's, 4 ft tm of tbt
Mh IkMl trir wm! kPcMl
plV tMi.
CYOU HAVE ANY LAUGH IN YOU
Pi IT WILL COME OUT If YOU VISIT
The "jAf Star
Home ot Ulgh-Olasa Pun Tonight and
Laughublo Bill.
Tomorrow NlghtBIg
LOOK!
, "FAlvK DOCTOR."
A Crackorjack Comic.
"A SPANISH ROMANCK."
Highly Colored.
TIIK lNNKKKPKR'S HKMORSK."
Very Intorstlng, ry. i.,
'TWO'S COMPANY, THRKIVK A CROWD.V
Full of Laughter.
JiADUCS Dou't forget that atagatfteent Uanquet Range to be
slvon away absolutely FHKK to thoso who attend our matinees,
2; SO to 5, Every Day,
Get the Habit
vember 10. Over GO miles of stool
rails will havo been laid by that
time and 1)00 workmen will return
to Cordova for tho winter's lay-off.
About a hundred workmen will be
retained to do winter work In the
Aborcromble canyon where U is nec
essary to work In the winter because
of tho-Bwlftness of the streams after
the spring thaws.
It Is estimated that ,lt wilt tako
two years to finish the cantilever
bridge across Copper river. Over
8,000,000 pounds of steel are to bo
used In the ImmonBO bridge,
o
THINKS OHIO MAY
GO FOR BRYAN
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Chicago. Oct. 2S. In his review
of the political situation in Ohio In
tho Rocord-Hornld today, Walter
Wellman says In part;
"Ohio la close with a chance for
Taft or Bryan to got the verdict by
a amall plurality or It Is for Bryan
by a landslhjo plurality. If the
Yote had been taken, three weeks
ago the state would have gone to
Bryan. During the last fortnight
the Republicans have gal Red aad
now f hopeful.
Th DmocraU fl that thy
will wta tk ULa for tk baUowU
Mkt. TWt m majur umaarhiAm
t ' T ..-,..
pcclally Congressman Humphroys
who had not vlBlted this city for
any length of tlmo before.
At 8 o'clock tho pnrado Btartod
from tho hotel Willamette and pro
ceeded down Commercial on thoir
way to tho opera liouso whoro tho
speaking was to be hold. Nearly
every bov In the city wob on hand to
do his Bhare in helping Hal Fatten
along with the fire works, and by tho
tlmn tho procession had been fnlrly
tnrtcd, the Roman candles, red fire,
and cannon crackers wero popping
nnd fizzing on all sides, Johnnlo
Holmnn wn tho flng carrlor, and
Col. L. K. Page marshalled the pro
ceedings. Congreisman Humphreys
and President C. L. McNnry of tho
lnnl Tfift-Shnrmnn club. followed
by tho rest of the speakers and pa-
radors, mnrcneu to mo uranu opora
house whoro the addressou wero do-
llvorcd.
Over GOO people wore In attend
ance eager to hear tho Congressman
fwini iVnalllntrtrm tnlk llDOn thO most
v'a' pnd IntPestlng subject of iho
day, tho prps'dentlnl election. C. L.
McNnrv oponCd tho mooting with a
few well chosen remarks, and C. N.
McArthur followed In turn and In
troduced Concressmau. Humphreys
who was hcnrtlly received by tho
nudlnc.ro. Congros3mnn Humphreys
dealt 'brleflv Mnon sovornl of tho
iost Interesting topics concerning
tho government and tho present
presidential cnmpalgn.
Humnhreyn Will Help.
Atnnrnr tho Imnortnnt matters d's-
ciiBsed bv tho Congressman, was tho
Orogon City rroe iocks nnosi-on. Mr.
Humphreys stntcd that ho would bo
glad to do any thin ho could" to as
sist tho Orogon delegation toward
this end. nnd that ho thought rt
froo lijckB would not only bo of
irroat Honoflt to tho Orogon pooplo,
tmt WnsMnefon would dorlva bene
fit from tho movomont.
Whon asked as to want no tnougnt
of tho outcome of tho Tnft-Bryatr
fight in Orogon, C. N. McArthur,
otntn anrrotnrv (if tho RonilbTIcan
central committee-, predicts 22'.0"00
will be Tttrt's mpioriiv. iir. int
Artlnir ban carof'.illy wolchod both
Tlrvnn'a ntul Tftft'a nORRfllllltlCS llOrO
In Oregon, nnd he Is positive that
hiff ostimato or aa.uuo wm noi enry
from tho actual count ovor 1000
votes.
Kf t ViArTdir n-U1 iridonlf""v
bo a Vnndldate tor pneafi-or of tho
housn in the novt po-slon of tue iogiB-
1ntun. McArthur Is a roprosontn
tlvo from Mn'tnomnh county.
WHEELS WfLL 60
tContlniioJFrnm Page- 1.)
turo nnprovomnnt and any suggoi
future conditions. Everybody nn-
c-vftreir by suggesting that Taft bo
elected'
A ft'W of the sugiccBtlnnB for tho
fiiiitr, with the llrniB euggortlng
thRin, aro as follews:
Tnu Woodwnrd Iron Company,
Woodward, Ala. "Elect Toft."
AluUnma Consolidated Coal & Tron
irompnnv, D'rmliiRlium, Aln. "Tho
possibilities for tho Iron trndo In
19011 ulneo on the otectlon of Taft
as President nnd the ability of tho
'railroads to finance their needs."
Hardlo-TviiHs Mnnufaoturlng com
pany. Birmingham. Ala-. "If th Re
publican ticket B'ioMd we bol'ovo
the "tlook I- bilght for. good biul
noi," Tho RnJtmor Bi-rdu4 companv,
nnMmore. Md. 'Elect Tofr. TJw
Demoprarn had the ouportunlty of n
Hfotlmo nnd sold their birthright for
p moss of vorbingo."
Lowell & Engoll, lumbor, Bangor.
M "The only sugKestlon wo can
mnke In ry?ard to fhcronslng the
general prosper'ty of tho country Ii
thnt we must all do rir utmost to
ofoot Mr. Taft. Wo believe that the
jjJoctlon of Bryan would bo a nntlona'
calamity from a business point of
YlOW."-
Marshall Electric eomnreny, Bos
ton. ",If Bryan is elected wo Bhall
probably havo a BOtltnck for a yoar
or more, ns our business- donends
largely unon now building undertak
'ngs, which nro supersensitive to con
fidence r
Lowfcev Choco'ate comnany, Bos
ton. 1 think tho outlook for tho
year fnlrly good. If wo elect Taft
wo may bv a year from now be on
loy'E icood business."
Tito Atlnnt'c Works. EnBt Boston
"Elnpt WlPlnm H Taft President
Tho election of Bryan will. In our
opinion, prolong business condition
Indefinitely."
Portland Iron $- Steel compsnr.
Boiton. "We believe that the nann
facturors nnd merchants are now
only awaiting tho final outcome -if the
election, nnd If n Heiyubllcan admin
istration Ib continued on n nno and
conservative basis, prosperity for ev
erybody is assured."
Interloken Mills, Provldonce, R. I.
"Wo consider the trade ooislblll-
t'es for the year are favorable. The
election of Mr. Rrvan would be a
aer'ous blow to all Vtnis of business
and very nearly criminal when the
character and fitness of Mr. Taft are
taken Into conMderatlon."
The .Diamond Mills, Paner cm
rtnnv. yw York. "The business out
look isvrntner encournclnir end from
nroiontf'lndlrnttnp wo tMfk. .tfi 'f
he RonnMlonp n' I" oucce?'"! '"
h om'w 'fo(nn ere ' po (llll!
there will be a considerable Increase
aii'i a stood pnd 'table busIneB."
J. & C. Fischer, nlano manufoct
urers. vff Y"rk "Wh tb plA
Mnn of Mr Tnft we think trade pos
sibilities fnr tho comlc year will
nd that th best nu"t'-lal years
this country has ever B0n are be
for" u" "
WAishnnti romnnnv pMladeln'i.
"General nronerty wl'l h, nI'
"OtM hy ti elefHr"! of tR Vh
Peaw cnIlttRtwi A the ewInW-'P-tlH
HsjbHRlRee m nt R Hrnev
Ot innwurr n WWir t mmmm.
asr'.?!s"4r
ly expect that it SrJema
tlldato Is aQ Tlm
iU gradually Cuntl.b, S
mai conditions" ,eWilt'
Tho Stnnrtnwi ..
lnni1...tn,L ..lulCOBn.
.iiii inn al...,'-!
i ait wo fool sanMiW.m
"wsfAttaf""1
"To pfomotc iriST.?' """J
ssr:?"5.aBfa
... ....... ,n uuwer an ... ih
Pledges tlm comlnTv..:" VM
or proepority." wlus
Rn;0ry..n?h. Chinas
a.inn ;.,'""'.' VnlO. "U T.iT
iui wo oeilcTfl n.; '
irauo conditions M n.4 71
ro-tored If Bryan . F
antlclnnte n m,?n l9ti
torruption In .!?. M
which occurred a year LI TJ
of much onppr ...::., 7.0,i i
Conr.liT;'t,r""MUB"
nrV ; " ',"7 "'"JT." ?.
SK.tWM&U
ymin. uiai II Taft Is 4j "3
be anticipated next rear Th,:
Bryan should Mcced witaV
bo much delavcd." afi,Hrl''
Davis Sewing Machine .
Dayton, OhIo-5-El5t ftaffiS
porlty will return nf it. ;""'
"umrt
STRAW VOTP
The count of the trawo(,y
ssin "?A.Kffl
viitiiiiii u iiiiii iinniAVAii i
Stone Installed tho straw wUw
lliot fntll. .In... ... U"l'
those desiring to qwt tWr
In thO bOX VOted. as nr.!!..
takon not to urgo or1 art tiraA
much n enra in mo Mx. Thl
is aou per cent for Taft om
Special Taft Car
County Chairman W. r. iM.t,
nrovalled unnn Rtnnhn i rJil
ot I'cnaioion, to malco id Wim
uie mioroBis in inn ami tit Em
llcnn nnrty nt Turner imrth
special car-load of RaUm RmM
ontliucinsts aro expected lop p
inu u o ciock irnin ana lets until
sl8tanco to make tho mectlir i il
CCBSr
MORE COMPLICATION'S I.V
oiiKVKTiAxi) snntwl
Contrar Trust companr, of Ub tM
todny applied to the federal nw
for a recolver for the enure tn
railway system of Clcvelinl.
Tho contrnl Trust comunjlit
trtiBtco- of thrco fisuei of 633di i
tho old Cleveland Electric Mm
comonn.''. of which the honh of w
Cleveland Hallway coafit; U tkl
8nccos8or.
Pollowlue the defeat tl tti lim-
rent fnrn frnnchl o la It lln-
dhm vote nnd tho dcttrmltatlaa
Mayc John-)n to contest we t
t!o:i, tills art'on guts me nB?ww
od case anotlicr tsrw
A lease or two frand-M ikh
land has boon made near wre
for the purpose of explorlajfa
wnm,w1i'
STARR PIANO
HiGH CLASS GOODS
C. WILL
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skater floor awr -.
place for timid J Ji
habit and PW'JJJS'
tho big rl-fc; t "WJ5.
ternoou Bi-Ba"-f --
20 cents. S. piyroie. j
Ik!
and fau-m 'amis at "
Hl i(on"'
:: PinwAfQ rnd
ii PAR? p. ww in m
- Skill Una .1 $
- clnthB. Narcissus. , J
.. of spring bulbs. TlawM
iM I. nntp.
SALEM ATir Bltli
For water g
Bills payatmontWyJ-
i.vu.i rn my P'ac" ',!
shire buck 0a 'U
BeaT W Buckncr. ag.
clal 8ircci f
For Salo-Ono SAl'S
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largest Vrj WP ,
the coast ad t9,Z
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