DAILY CAPI AL JOURNAL, SALBM, OltHGON.
THIS store, has grown to such "mamouth proportions" from 30 years of successful! selling of highest sta
quality of merchandise at lowest prices that every week sees each department with many odds and ends
broken lines. Hereafter "f RIDAY" will be known as BARGAIN FRIDAY. We will do nothing to fool our custonZ
mort aerln orftsiftSortrl l tlist Fl ITI IDF ac In iUr PACT ttill Ko RON A FIHF VOttiCt(t HO hnfiYflv !mihfL . 1
every article advertised in the FUTURE as in the PAST will be BONA FIDE reductions, no shoddy imitations
used by
im ! .m?,!..-.-! .1.A .....1.1!. riI i L. .. !...... t-.. !..... n CnlAmV kniVArt tzrtti nncl ctrfti 9tll nn ...til .
us uu miiiKcJU uik iuuiil. I ills siorK lias always ukku imiuwii aa jarein a wis5i ai " ') "u au will ItCOntini
to be, if Honest Values, Good Goods, Kind and Courteous Treatment and Low Prices have any voice. Watch our ads
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vjQiurens
School Co.
Ages 8, 10,12,14
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Fine Watered Moire
Petticoats, very full; the
best makes ate shown
here, regular $2.00 and
$2,50 values, Friday Bar
gain Special
Highest Quality Imperial Taffeta
Silks, our regular 85c quality, Friday
Bargain Price - fir
Better values for the same "'-
money are not shown. Take advantage.
$i
78
This assortment is com
plete. Every skirt marked
m plain figures. Ho de
ception or inflated prices.
CLASSY RIBBONS
of the
MEYERS STANDARD
Pompadour and Floral fay
nevelties:
50c grades - - 39c
65c grades - - 43 C
75c grades - - 59r
YOU Can't do belter: taUo
advantage of our FRIDAY
BARGAIN PRICES.
SECONDTLOOR
FRIDAY BARGAIN PRICE
24 inch feMtforette suit
cases, fuU width idOQr
depth, metal cornwrsk
Our special $5,0f sole
leather sort cases, wttfr bolts
or straps, the best case in
America for $5.00? Friday
Bargain Price
lAVQFDQ CELEBRATED
lf OLlf 3 DOUBLE FIN
GER TIPPED SILK GLOVES, 12 and
1 6 buttons, values up to
$1 .75 pr. Friday7Kr
Bargain Price . .
Here you have the larg
est assortment of gloves
to pick from in the north
west. Take advantage
of the special offer.
ffff
Him
In this assortment yoi $ jjj
r . . 'I
many cnoice fabrics and cote
just right for the winter
Prices Less
1-3
MARL0VV WORSTED
PLAIDS, suitable for mak
ing children's school dresses
regular 25c values, Friday
Bargain Price - 1 9c
$4.35
HUDNUT5 DENTALUXE
Tooth Powder and .mar
velous Cofd Cream Con
tract prices, for Friday
Bargain offer
Extra Special
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BOX HAIR PINS will not
crack, split or fade, bet
ter than real shell. Extra
value- Friday J3argain
Price;.
HEAVY BLEACH BATH
TOWEL, large size, double
thread, best 25c values,
Friday Bargain Price - 1 9c
Snow Flake Cotton
forts, superior cotton f
fine sateen covering-
size$3.00,$3.25atKl$3J
values, Friday BargiM Prkt
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$2
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TtT1"ITT1'n TT f tI'TTITtI
ICity News;
WwillHT I'jIIVWlht
Ocnrhltiutil nf loullil and I'll
tliy; rivsh MUitlu'ily huls.
Oiir S!km S1iov
la Uii-uIiik out soma of tho bnt
tmvh at' nrlode tnnt pnvw
Th I'rlco 8hoo Co.
10-20 U&w-lwk
work In
jorn momy.
Bvo Your AilH'i
Wo buy nil kitula of mutloB, ault
nljlo for cUlor nntl vlnoRnr. Sacka
furnlahoa. dldoon Stolt Comnnny,
cdrnor So, Summer and Mill strootB
Pljono. Mnlli 20. 10-23-lCt.
UK by lllkvi.
Jfoluuilo Holmnn rocolvod n hard
fnit vnBtrvninv- wlillo rltllUK down
Btato street when a boy rodo cit of boot dressed mi to reprosont ry
!, nllnv nnnr Mnlf'tt Kt(Vo ttlld 001-iniwl wna lirflirllt !lfl) MlU llllll II
lldwd with John. NdtwlthatanillnB
bniifiod kutfo for Ilolmnu and con-
nldorablo aafn ,ono xa whco1'
notblug uorloua roaultud.
Do Xot Fnll
To tako ndvantngo of your oppor
tunity to snvo a dollar by nnyfng
(your subecrlptlon n year In ndvauco
on October 31, thUB aertirlnK Tito
Daily Capital Journal' 'one year for
$3.00. Thla rato applies to all ab
scrlbors excopt tbogo who bavo thpir
papor dollvorod by carrier. Bend hi
your monoj. or call on or- before
Oct. 21. Do not aak'for t)ila pw
nftor Oct. '31, aa It will noi t
sranod JUtir Uin diitu, t'
Tin" I'rho Shoo To1, for rcimlVlng.
102U-!tv.lwk
AliQiit lUteon; bootirrn wont ui to
TuruQr lnat nlftbt to holp boost for
Tnft and aiiornuin, iiniT reoort a Jolly
time. Tbo orator or ino evoninR
was Intfodurod by irqh;,' Wlllla Diih
lvay"of thla city, who had boon pro
entort to th olare aUdlonco by Rd.
Ii, Martin. Btato committeeman for
this county. Both imuio rliiRliiK Ho
publican speeches, and an part .or
ipa evoinnn program u mum tinu-
nn
and waa brcjght Into tho hall and'
trotted out ncaln. Judko Lowcir
wont to SllvoMon todny whore luv
oloaoa n campnlKn that hna practical
ly covored the Btato.
next Saturday. AM rcporti Bay tlml
KiiKono hni;tlio awlfaiat: team In the
valloy and It is bound' to- bo a closo
eamo.
The J,luM7i.
Aatorlu. Snlom
Sfnod, Hoikl. c Eyro
Pcfcol . .,,... r.K.lj'iivaRtrr Wntaoni
Marry '. . . .l.g.r. Unrrruic,. HofT
Trnyor r,t.l IlulllnBor
naldnors .....l.t.iv LJonngBwortu
IS, Short r.o.l..M, Kio-
Mnrton l.t.r Smltb
rtogor? q -. Farmoi
K. flhprt . . .l.h.r. PiirHoiiMJ
Parker. (o)...wr.h.l lt'cmmfeon ic)
Ilolnioa f Hunt
(Talvoa; XTT mlnutos; each. Hofroo,
Sullivan; Ifniplfo, Nelson,
o
o o o o o o ?) i o n o
O I'EIWONXTi MTUXTWX OH.
t tA
O And Movements of Snlom iV
( . 1'vnplA; O
OOOOOOfTOOOOO
Vov I'trHt-Clw , ,
RqpalrliiB try Tho l?rco Shbo Co. u
ehop. Work neartly and promptly
turned out. lO-UM&vMwk
l)o Not rail
To tako advantage of your oppor
tunity to aavo a dollar by paying
vmif ftiihinrlntlon n voar In advance
on Octobor 1, thus aoourlne Tho
Dally Capital Journal ono yoar ior
$3.00. Thla rate applies to all sub
ttcrlbera except thoBO who have their
papor dellvorod by carrier. Snd I
your money- or call on or before
Oct, 31, Do not ask for thla rato
attar Ont. 31. nS It will not 00
Krantcd after that uto.
Tho Prloo Ohoo Co. now cobbler.
'Work Invariably turnod out winn
'day brought. l0-2l.d&w-lwk
lo Xot Fall
To tako advantago of your oppor
tunity to aavo n dollar" by paying
your aub'crlptlon j year In advanco
on October 31. tbu pocurlng Tho
DaUv Canltal Journal ono year for
$3 no. Th" r,ul appuoa mi uu-crltoei-H
oxcopt thoao'wbq bavo their
wpr doltvored by carrlor. Sonrt In
yor inoy, ,or call on or beforo
Oet, 31. Do 'not ask tor thla rate
nftor Oc. 31. m It will not bo
nrnnted nftor ht dato.
wv irv awi ,
To our cobbling donnrtnt n
flrclM llnUlr, ii ro prepared
lo riv ya tk wost neat and
SoS Wrk l im. .The Price
SAMCM TEAM 1MIOVK8'
SUPKUIOU TO AHTOUIA
In tho football gamo hero yester
day botwoon 'Astoria and Salem high
achools, tho local team won by ti
place kick and a touchdown but
fatlod to kick goal, making tho
Bcoro 0 to 0 In Salom'a favor. Tho
Astoria mon seomod In poor condi
tion, bolng frequently required to
take out tlmo. Salem played the
wholo Ramo without calling tlmo
o-co and with not an injury to a
player. Although Astoria was 8omo
what lighter than Salem they played
a snappy game and pulled off eomo
pretty ond runs and wero good 'on
defensive .work. Captain Parger
nlavor their star dofenalvo gamo.
For Salem, Johnny Parsons at
halfback was tho particular star
making big yardngo throughout tho
gamn. Parsons Is an obrlvo sort of
player and ono of the kind that Isn't
stoppod until oloar down. Hunt
waa good at running lu kick-offs and
Captain Rlchardsqn made -a noat
ulaco kick and played gqod defonslvo
ball. In tho second half Kay ro
covorod a punt and placed It within
two foot of the lino whoro one buck
put It over. The wluda lino played
very woll putting .up a stiff front and
holding porfoctly on punts. Soveral
now mon wero tryed out In tho
game.
Tho scoring waa mndo by a place
kick In tho first half and a touch
down In tho second. Coach lllshop
waa well ploased with the snowing
of his team and no wexpects to elim
inate the weak point and Ve In ro4
shapo for the big game att E
fcone high school here a weak "fr
STATEMENT
(Continued Prom Page 1.)
Hon. Jolm M. Gcmih of Portlnudi
iponka at tlio opera liouso this qv
oulng. Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Webb, of Sll
vorton, arw lb the city vMtlng wltta
frtneds for a numbo rof days.
MIbb Audrey Koff has gone to Or-
ogon Glty to spond- a few days wltlt
trlonds.
O. O. Parks left this morning for
Portland whoro ho will nttond' bust-.
nos8 mntterB for a, fow Jays.
Tonoy MoAlpln went to Portland
this morning to look nftor buslnrsj
Intoroflts for n short ttme.
State Supt of Schoors J. II. Acfcer
mnn ha returned from holding- In
stitutes In Southern Oregon.
Mrs. N. E. 'Woscloy' has returned
from Clnxton nftor a fow day" visit
with her dnimhtor, Mrs J C Evans.
Mlsa Marvin, secretary of tho stato
library commtsston. has returned
from attoi'dtng Institute n Jack
son and Klamath counties.
Ronald C. Glover nnd MIbb Vera
llyara wore marrlod last night at tho-
home of General and Mrs W. II,
Byar8, parents or the brldo.
Mr. and Mn. W. II Downlnp aro
homo from a trip to Coos Day. They
snv mev 'ma a nne time and into
that country verv much
Ml3 Eunice Whipple was n pas
senger ror Porllanti thl" morning to
snen dthe remnlnder of tho weok
vlslt'ng with friends and relatives
Jav Phllllns has returned 'front
Portland whPro he transacted bust-
nH- nnd visited old frlenda for a
Cow dava
Mr, J. P. "atr'rk. of Di Volne.
Tofl. Is vIMtlnir '' "on. Charles, of
v Hofor and Mlsi McKInney, 'of Sa
lem.
i ... n ,
,' Dn not lt nnvon tnll you that
owthlne olso (a lut an cood a De
Wltfa Kidney and Planar pllln bo.
eau thpr Isn't nvthlnff just ad
tood. Sold by all dmigijlti.
' In tho llrat pulillo itateraont of the
Ifnlna brothers,, thla statement -today
nppeara:
"This stntemtmt, mgnetl by Jen
kins, furthormoro throw light In tMo
colobrntocf enso and denies euemltr
who charge him with being, n sea-fw
lug hull;,' nnd tells or bta literary
work ho hna dotio In ctlu irnax."
In his atatomeut, llafB,s dofondi
UIs brotrieu, and Idltorty ntsnllR
Mra. Ilalns' attorner. Ho ncciifws
h;Ia brotOur's ffo with attomptlnc
to poinBou tno pubirc mtnd ngalnBt
him and his brother .
"I hnire never l.weu a bonuh-
combor," ho wnj's. "I don't oo'i
know wUai a bcnch-eomlwr U. . It Is
uaoloas to deny that I aim ntunzod nt
being Jirflod on a clturgp of murdbr.
I am amazud at the wonderful de
rcrlptlort of raysol1 given by Mrs.
Halna and her uttorrw
"'My frloudw are astonished nt tho
turn of nffulm.and' nro loit In won-
fder nt tho depth uf crfmo which It
nosalblr to be committed by a dos
porato ttono' under tho namo of
tho lav. My, fnnrily Is- Just n little
proud of mi?. I have norer dono a
single thing- n mv lire that they
bavo not appToved?.
"Dttrlng bo past 15 years. I bavo
Tcontrfbuted' nnoro- marfno and nauti
cal stories, to literature than any
llvlnr mnrr 1n tlw United States. My
life haB boon that of a recluse and
a student; My worka have- been
adopted lir'tho pnbl'c school of many
stntos and moit of them aro regard
ed by tho IT. S. N'nvy ns standnrd.
Much of my work lms been IrmiBlnt
od Into othor langungo'."
It Is roportod horo today thnt
Cantaln llalne Is 'o bo oxaailnwd. by
a lunojy cohimi&slon.
. o , .
avi'oirr ok
hlaciv
I'OirKOT
or)cics
Aoooinltng to- Jewel ey and Horology
ISxporUUon, pobllabed In tho intor
urits or fhe Gorman export trado, tho
Mack forest clock industry, dating
f-om tho beginning of tho tflghtoonth
centurv. has hold Its place In the
mnrkew of Europo and Atnorlca for
over 200 years. Tals bwcccss Is
ascribed to tho wood carvings, cuckoo
clockwnud slirtllar Bpeclaltfes.
At one time division of labor mrJ
tho Iiitroducilvi of modern factory
methods in tho United States threat
ened not only to drive tho German
clock from tho American market,
but tlio Am or! can clock oven ontereJ
Into- compotftton in Europo with tho
Gormnn product, Tho Ulack Forosi.
peoplo Introduced; modern methods,
howovor, and not only regalnod their
former stare of .vrospority, but hnve
greatly Inoroascd their output. Sfnco
180 the clocks exported bavo In
creased oror 300 per cent. Within
the past bIx years France has more
than doubled her Imports or Black
Forest clocks, tho Arpmtlno republic
has tripled her Imports, and tho Uni
ted States has more than quadrupled
hers. However, Great Britain Is tho
heaviest purchaser, taking ono-thlrd.
of tho t tal exports.
i:IIMtOVKI) CAXIHTfO.N
tiv AM
A T. TAtvn nVn vfll ml
by a w'agoii. i roitlnj it -i
COlllU ue oxpocica auu wi
It Ib hotter to cure ti Utth
Ihnn in tftlco chJWCM 01 W
Hon. The best cough cor U Ka
Ilalsam. Druggist w'l
nnd .10 a bottlf.
n w it rrhv and Blliil
of o horro froi? a hwVU W
STARR PIANO
HIGH OASS GOOCS
GEO. C WILL
MONEY TO U
THOltl
Ovw Udd & BofB'i w-,n
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f IT WILL COME OUT IF YOU VISIT
The Star
Home of High-Glass Fun Tonight and
Laughable Bill,
Tomorrow Night Big
LOOK!
"FAKE 1H3CTOK."
A Crqckerjack Comic.
r "A SPANISH ROMANCE." '
Highly Colored
,'' "THE IXNKEEPEU'S UEMOItSE."
Very Interstlng.
TVO'S COMPANY. THltEE'S A CROWD."
Full of Laughter.
DADIES Don't forget that magnificent Banquet Range to bo
given away absolutely FREE 'to those who attend our matinees,
2:30 to 5, Every Day
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