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r- . z r m DAILY OAPf AL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORKGOIf, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1909. ME NOT WASTED SEEING THE "RIVALS" nman of tnsto and refinement r witnessing n porformanco of e Rivals" as preBented by Joseph William W. Jefferson, was over- rd to say: "ThlB haB been a prof- Li. Pvenlng," and won ano bskcu ff regont(ully, "Why don't we Le more of tnomf BCr remark, it is ueneveu, vu.tt.-u sentiments of nearly every pcr ln the large audience that had i if rnc mru ..w--- ferldan's comedy with every evi nce of delighted enjoymouu uu ,enage "f the piny may seem to us -tpH In expression and cor- n of the characters may Impress old-fashioned, Put tno wit, uo L. it ia ccnulne, Is keen, and tho lor of the situations, by reason the skillful ense witn wnicn iney .t imi Innf none of its C Cfcaic " - ,er to nnuiso and ginuaen. Sot only the eyo Is grntlflod by ItnewlnR ono of those old-fa9h- iied" comedies nut tuo mind, too, Is roused and entertained and tho auditor departs feeling that ho has been not only diverted and amused but refreshed and invigorated. Such an evening is, in truth, profitable, for tho recreation that Is one of the chlof ends of theater-going has been obtained and tho montal faculties havo not been left unused, or, what la more damaging, been dulled by in anity and worse. Why wo do not hnvo more of them la a text requir ing too far reaching treatment to re colvo attention here even If It wero desirable. Managers, players and public are each In part to blame for tho Infrequency of such evenings of profit, but It Is doubtful if tho chief portion of such blame can with Jus tice bo laid to tho door of tho pub lic. If tho theater-going public of this city deslro to spend a "profitable I evening" they should not fall to deo "Tho Rivals" when It Is presented by Joseph nnd William Jefferson nt 'the Grand opera houBO tonight. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS at the Kurtz Kash Market 277 Commercial Street Phone 205 I n ii. Save money and get the best meats that money can buy in Oregon : : : : DRESSED C1CKENS-A Choice lot IE HAVE TnTj BEST IMPoWED 6EiMIAN SADSAfiE MAKER IN THE CITY II 0 R E B A N K T L K 1)11) IT EVEN OCCUR TO YOU WHY ALL GOOD HUSINESS MEN KEEP A CHECKING ACCOUNT WITH A HANK? WE'LL TELL YOU. IT ENARLES THEM TO KEEP THEIR FUNDS IN A MODE SECURE PLACE THAN THE OFFICE, SAFE. IT GIVES THEM A HETTEK STANDING IN THE HUSINESS WORLD. IT ENARLES THEM TO PAY THEIR HILLS HY CHECK, THE RETURNED CHECK HEING AN UN DISPUTAHLE RECEIPT. INDIVIDUALS FIND A CHKING ACCOUNT VERY CONVENIENT AND A SOURCE OF SAVING. MONEY IN ONE'S POCKET IS OFTEN SPENT ON THE SPUR OF THE MOMENT, WHILE ONE IS DIS POSED TO THINK TWICE HEFORE DRAWING ON HIS DALANCE IN THE HANK. GET THE SAVINGS 1IAI1IT. LAY UP FOR A RAINY DAY. START A RANK ACCOUNT WITH THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Of Salem, Oregon 5 When You Are Dry WHY NOT BUY A pure and wholesome boverag that Is sold In all the cities of Western Oregon and Northern California. Made of the Choicest Malt and Hops Grown m Marion County Made of Filtered Water and strictly In accordance with the Pore Food Law Salem Deer Is the beat mild beverage offered the Pntllc. Made by scientific processes and guaranteed pure and whole- tome No adulteration. No drugs or chemicals and under the most Mrect sanitary conditions. 'Address all orders to Salem Brewery Association THE MARKETS SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS. San Francisco. Oct. 29. Wheat, No. 1 California club. nor. cenWt. 1.67 1.70; California white milling, i.75 1.80; northern, blue3tem, U.72&1.77V&i " grades wheat, $1.50 1.60; Red, fl.62M01.67M. Barley, food barley, $1.35 1,40; common to fair, $1.25 1.30; brew ing nt San Frnnclsco, nominal at, $1.451.65; Chevalier, $1.50 1.60, according to quality. Eggn Por dozen, California froah, Including caoes, extras, 55c; flratv, 47c; seconds, 27 c; thirds, 23c; Eastern selected, 27c; flrBts, 25c; seconds, 22 c; storage, California extra, 31c; firsts, 28c; Eastern stor age, extra, 26 Mc; firsts, 25c. Duttor Por pound, California ex tras, 31c; flrsts, 28c; secqnds 23c; thirds, 20c; Eastern extras, 27c; Indies, extras, 22c; flrsts, 21c: pickled, No. 1, 23 V6c; storage, Cali fornia extras, 2 6 tie. New cheese Per pound, Callfor nla flats, fancy, 12 Wc; flrsts, 12c; seconds, 10V$c; California Young America fancy, 14 Mc; flrsts, 13c; Enstern Now York ChcddarB, fancy, 17c; Oregon flats, fancy, 13c; do Young America fancy, 14 o; Cnll forn'a Btorago," fnncy, flats, 12c. Potatoes Por cental, River whites (sticks) fancy. 7085c: noon 50 45; Sallnns Durbanks, $1.25 1.65; Oregon Durbnnks, $1.25 1.35; Early Rose, 7585c; sweet potatoes to tho trade, sackB, $1.50; crates, $1.75. Onions Per sack, Yellow, 70 75; Brown Amtrallnn, 65 70c. Oranges Por box, Vnlenclas $23.50. . PORTLAND MARKETS Grain, Flour Feed, Etc. Portland, Or., Oct. 30. Barloy, feed, $262G.50 per ton; rollod $27,502S.C0; browing $2G.50. Oat? No. 1 whlto, $31 31.50 per ton; gray, $30 30.50. Wheat Club, 89c per bush- wl; 40-fold, 90c; Flfo, 89c; bluestom, 91c; valley, 00c; Red Russian, 86c. Mlllstufts Bran, $26.50 per ton; middlings, $33; shorts, country $31: city, $30: U. S. mill chop, $22 Hay Timothy, Wlllamotto vnlloy $14 per ton; Wlllnmotto vnlloy, ordi nary, $11; enBtorn Orogon, $16.60; 17.50; mlxod, $13; clovor, $9; al falfa, $14;nlfalfa monl, $19. Ycgclnblca and Fruit. Fresh fruit Apples, now, 60c $2 box; ponchos, 70 85c por box; penrs, 75c $1.25 por box; grapes, 75 $1.25 por crato; local Concords, 10 15c por half-buBhol bnskot; cranborrlos, $10.50 por bnrrol; huckleberries, 9 10c. Dairy rihT Country Produce. Duttor City creamery, extra, 34 35c per pound; fnncy, 3216 35c; Btoro, 17 20c. Eggs Oregon solect, 38 40c; Eastorn, 2732c por doz. Poultry Hens, 12 13c; spring, 12 13c; ducks, old, 12 13ttc; young, 14 15 c; turkoys. old, 1018c. Cheese Fancy cream twins, 15c per pound; full cream trlplotB, 15c; full cream young Amorlcn, 16c. Veal Extra, 8M9c por pound; ordinary, 77c; heavy, 5. Pork Fancy, 7c por peund: large, 5 tt 6c. MJscclInncy. Hops Oregon, 1908, 78c per lb., 1907, 34c, Wool Eastorn Oregon, average best, 10 14c por lb., nccordlng to shrinkage; vnlloy, 15 16c. Mohair Choice, 18c per lb. Hides Dry hides, No. 1, 13 15c per lb.; dry kip, No. 1, 13c lb.; dry calfskins, 16c lb.: salted hides, 6 8c lb.; saltod calfskins, 12 13c lb ; green, lc less. SALEM MARKET. Local Wholcmilo Market. Eggs 36c. Duttor Creamery 36c. Hens 10c; young chlckons, 10c. Local wheat sue. Oats 42c. Bnrley $24.60. Flour Hard wheat. $5; valley, $4.25. Hay Chea. $11; clover, $9 per ton; timothy, $12 13.. Onions $1.25 cwt. Hops 1907 crop, 5?6c. Cascara Dark 2 & 3c. Mohair 18c Detail Market. Oats $1.45. Wheat $1.06. Eggs 40c. Butter Country, 32 c; cream ery. 40c. Flour-Valley. $1.25 per sack; hard wheat, $1.40 1.45. Bran 95c per sack, $31 per ton; shorts, $1.35 per sack. Livestock. Stock hogs- X4760. Steers 3ttc. Veal 6 7c. Cov.b $3 3.50. Tropical Fruits, Bananas $6.50, Oranges $4.00. Lemons $5.00. ' li The Public Endorsement of Our Mining Properties If You Have Not Read It Then Do So Tho report of tho committee appointed by tho Salem Board of Trade is printed in your daily papers. It will post you on what the committee found at the mines. Now we have their endorsement we are In position to urgo you to SIGN UP AT ONCE FOR ALL THE STOCK YOU CAN HANDLE. DO IT NOW. DONT WAIT. Wo will try and call "on jou, but don't wait; come to our office and we will put you in a position to make somo money. By this time with all the proofs we hare 'furnished no one can question our mines being all wo havo claimed for them. Now, remember we are talking for the Gold Creek Mining & Milling Company's property. Our stock is selling at 10 cents. We have 17 claims in our group. We hate ft saw mill, electric light plant, electric drill In our equipment and we have A MINING ENGINEER WITH US WITH A REPUTATION OF DOING THINGS la charge. We have appnt $20,000 more on our property than all tho other mines oa the creek combined. We have the ore opened up to show for It. There are Ave great ledges across our propertlos. Wo have 1300 feet oi work dono showing the ore. The smelter people ask us to BUpply ONE-HALF THE ORE REQUIRED FOR THEIR SMELTER. As much as all the others aro required to furnish. Why? Because it was there. Our onginoer told the smelter people that within 90 days from tho time tho road was completed ho would furnish tho full 100 tons per day they required, and he knew he could do it. Now don't It look as though our mtnos woro the onos to Invest in we lira boosting Marlon county's resources, and want you to help us succood. , , , gATTIX & BOARDMANi Hscal Agents I GOLD CREEK MINING & MILLING CO. I. OTTO HANSEN, President W. I. 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Stomach, Liver, Kidney Troubles; also any blackened or swollen soreness, broken limbs; Smallpox; Epidemic,' all kinds of Bolls, Lost Manhood, Femalrt Weak ness, Hornls Trouble and Paralysis Consultation free, Care of YIck So Tong Co., Chinese drugs and herbs, 163 High St, upstairs, Salem. Or. Do not let anyone tell you that something else is Just as good as De Wltt's Kidney and Bladder PM bo cause there Isn't anything Just ad xood. Sold by all drugglBts. CASTOR I A i'or IafaaU and CkiUrwu Ffci m Yof Haw Arwiys BtW OOOOOOOOOO MISfl BEATRICE 8HELTON O o O 9 O Teacher of Piano, Organ and O O Basnmble Classes, until Octo- O O ber 1, In Chicago taking ad- 6 O vanced studies. o o o O First Natkmal Bank Dltfg BtiuHo O O o O Residence Btwlle: 848 Marloa O O Street.. PhoRe 1M0. O OOOOOOOOOOOO i I i ti i I W ffll A m FMUCH FDWLE MllvlMWI eBsiWWM W W m Pefl Ml kTsJ X Sam, Gwtia sUu M aWme Mwrnoj, LilUMur tat. WiU M4 Ua M UUJ. t V U M Wm. blrf MtafclMrn. HlMlinuUllMlM W lW m4 nt tUn I IM WHITKB HCWMl(MHiT4, Ull(MH. r. READY TAILORED CLOTHES FOR WELL DRESSED MEN. I "' " mr 0 " ' M mmf m m w iiiA4fyliWA . F mJm m W W w ftbovrr " Jwf m W J r i wy. price: range 0 TO 40 MiWn-irTianin t m. ' If HsBsV v(vi " -J tS? 'w-'S't'1 ' ,rU 1 Ml tllui uln -S ",' W'UgHp W . . "1 Women's 'vtn and ..X-ljMtl IMen's I sm bhw & Shoes Ktibber 'Boils, JBgh top ntm'hflg -Shoes 16r 'Bbys -Mia Meh. lAmR VOfiT W SM. Street Repairing Neatlyt'Done t. Acw vrB TUTDiCStaOnJSlO OF TH EDISON PHONOORAPH Is Irroslstlblo. Its seletlose aro clour, distinct, tuneful al In perfect time, It oJfera the moBt fascinating waltaen h1 aplrltod two-stops of the world's great composer! M well as tho popular dasoe music of tho hour. It is a Mil itary band of a symphony or chestra at will, aBordlng -delightful and widely varied pro gratnmo without expense or. attention, b L. F. HAVAOK, JI17 Coiiiiuerclal Struct. Wc Launder Ladies'. Shirt Waists and Wlte t Skirts Jst Right. Wo guarantee to, All of our shirtwaists aro care fully wahhod with a apodal noutral soap, stnrchod Just whore they should bo starched and ironed by experts who havo made shirtwaist Ironing a special study. Wo aro pleasing tho most careful dressers in tho city with our shirtwaist work and aro suro wo cifn please you, May we have a trial. SALEM Tel. 25 LAUNDRY COMPANY 186-106 8. Liberty ft P0UHQ9 $fatt SELF RISING J nasi CAKE fLovn COMP0UNB iriaiiuio 1 FDEE Oho full lxe ckago. Hfiul uh JO of our l I Remit ad,, tlfpiMHl Irom this (mijxt ami rurclto onlcr for o full slzt'd pack go trt'v. Don't wU tills opportHHlty, ALLEN'S B. B. FLOUR CO. SAN JOSE, CAt. xid in $9km by Dt. 5. C Stzr P
