Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 05, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextDAiLY CAPITAL JOUltNAL, SALEM, ORJ3GON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER B, 1008 FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY M ....f-i nMinn n TirtrtntiffVi mrTAlrr nsirmt turn jam.i ABUSED WORD, HUT WE COULD FIND NO OTIIEU WORD TO TELL TUP pm . ..... mini imvi.iv a it'tvn riirtmtT virmira iirt.i tr.tiria r ,-.,.. .. " I I'J'ylia XJll'J JUWrtili ownuuiiuiumj.iiw luiiiuiuin JU11I; Ii)ll TllPXt . . "kvkhvi on eveltv firday the store will grace itself with bargains, that cannot re equaled by any other store doing a legitislvte busines5s witllout- saoitin. . GOOD GOODS FROM OUR EVERY DAY STOCKS IS USED IN THIS SALE, IMITATIONS AND SHODDY STUFF CAN FIND NO ROOM ON OUR SHELVES. READ THE LIST OF (JOOI) 'Illiwia 1 ' ,'M,sWEoinJj DAY. BH,' t r. Watch For tho opportun ity. Evory Friday wo will glvo to our customers tho op portunity to snap up many choice Christmas gifts at a small price. For t his Friday wo offor your cholco of n pretty lino of CUSHION CORDS. This Is a raro oppor tunity Just hoforo tho holidays; now is tho tlmo to be gin making cushions. Regular 75o Cushion Cord In a wido rango of protty colors, Frldny bargain day special i lace craw I "HBfSPt ) i If HC3BHHbWSMfl 50 cents New Improved Skeleton Waist For boys and girls. Those waists' aro a skirt, drawers and hoso mtp portors. It gives free nc- Hon to tho body and doos not prull or twist out of shape. They aro always comfortable and are the delight of all children who wear them; ages 0 to 10 years. Friday Bargain Special 19c Each Friday Bargains IN W. B. CORSETS Fashion says thoy'ro right, woarors know thoy'ro right and wo boliovo 't so firmly that wo havo Increased our stock of Reduco and Nuform Corsets W. B. Twenty millions of American women will bo moro than convinced that W. B. Corsets will ho first and last In their preference. We have succeeded in standardizing for this vicinity tho host Corset thut was ever designed for stout wpmon The "Reduco" its n ninr vol of simplicity and scientific corsot construction. Friday Bar gain Day Special, Lot No. 1033 $3.00 Corsets, Friday only $2.39 Lot No. 411 12.00 Corsets, Friday only JJ51.G8 Lot No. 441 fl.00 Corsets, Frldny only .'98 CORSET SECTIONFIRST FLOOR Friday Bargain m y Our entire, lino of plain and fancy .acd Curtillns at a saving of 25 por 'cotit. $1.7G values . . .' 81.2 $2.i0 vnluos 9l.i:t 13.00 values . . .' 82.H5 $l.au valiips . . . , S'.t.oo SECOND FLOOR Ladies' Coats Grand Friday Bargain Day Special, wo offer a lino of La dles' Coats, of Covort and Broadcloth In Tnn, Brown, Groy nnd Bhiak, nicely trimmed and handsomely tailored and ' finished, three-quarters and full lengths. Tho vnlues aro up to $12.50. Commencing Friday until nil are sold, your cholco r $6.8 5 Tako ndvatitngo Garment Sec tion, First Floor. ladies' Silk Elastic frill Hoso Supportorj with volvot grip clasp. Tho front pnd Is mndo of oxtrn lino grade satin. $1.00 vnluos Friday Bargain Day, 78c $1.25 vnlues Frldny Bargain Day .- ' 98 $1.50 vnlues Friday Bargain v Pa? As a Friday Bargain Day Special, Ladles' flno Dross ' Shoes, patent nnd. kid leathers, usually sold for $3.00 and $3.50; Friday only $1.19 Pair Shoe Section Offers Women's Everstick Rubbers Prqmro now for tho rainy season; Bell for 75c pair,, extra saccfal Fri day Bargain Dny , Friday Bargain Day l The Men's Section offers for tfel Hjwclnl ent: 48' Pair e: :fcffljiiriiiFiniiMWHWTnnwrw sna m.,m a 3x.nr Golf Negligee SftirtB In a wide rango of colors nmf designs- Tho assortment 1j lnrgo and' nlnrait nil slzos rnny he found' In It. $2.00' values $1.M $1.00 vulucs ...i .TJ0e- I.s ono-thtrd irnd one-half. Tnko a-dvnntngo. ISUU!U 50c and L Neckwear fix this scaion'i neirat eta, from Oils largo anortmertiajlt found Tics suitable for te m discriminating' buyen. Bin m clal for Friday UargilirBcjw cliofiro iMmamnmav&twctMW&Mt 25c GITY NEWS HUNDRED Weather Forecast. I'ii I r tonight anil Friday. Automatic (iuh Murlilmt Don't Buffer from hlgh-prload budly Binelllng gas. Light nnd boat yqur own houno and cook with unH lnudo by Automatic Gub Machine for teas tli'un $1 por thousand. Ohoap to Install, economical to run, no earo. Hot up nnywhoro, city or country, goo Bamplos now running In Salem. Wriin for nartlcular. Henry A. Towusond, R. F. D. No. 3, Salem, Or egon. li-4-Gt Clisi n ShIiiioii 7c Pomul Fifty and 100-pound lots, 0c lb., at Farrlngton's, tho grocor and mur iotinau. Knight for n Dny Tho music from "A Kulght For a Day." hna arrived nt, Goo. O. Will. Tho Woitum'N MluHlonury Society Of tho FlrBt' Christian church will mooVFrhfiTy nftqrnoon at 2:30 p. in. In tho churoh parlors. J(X)J llOHM'kOl'llO Havo long ago given up worrying bout -their meat ordor Now they Just call up Main 311, Stcmsloft Bros Sanitary nmrkot. nnd nro auro thoy will got tho b03t In tho moat line. IH'ti V, E. Sim for thu llivous Man For anything In tho harness lino, liuggy robes horao blankets, oto. Stolon Caw Found Ohlof of Police Gibson rocolvod a tolephouo call this morning from floor go Johnson that a sinull Bhow caso had boon ' found In his front yard, and, upon Investigation, tho chlof discovered It to bo tho missing cabo which wus stolen from tho J. N. Shunts storo. yoatordny. Tho glass was brokou nnd nil tho contents ro GOING TO ALBANY Salem In going to bo roprrscntrj nt tho Albany Apple fair, and" Is go ing to bo roprosontod right. An no tlvo commlUoo of tho Board of Twin has boon appointed to work up an oxcurslon for Thursday, Novomber 12, which hna beon deslgnnted iib Sn lorn day, and from throo to flvo hun dred will go up and paint the Applo City rod. It Is oxpoctod that a ronnd trip rnto of $1.00 will ho socurod, and ovorybody and wholo family nro going. It will bo n gain day, with a Bpoclnl train covorod with bnnnors for tho Chorry City, to visit tho Ap' plo City of tho vnlloy. This will bo a half holiday long to bo romombor ed. Kvorybody In Snlom nnd sur- rounding country Is invited to go along nnd onjoy tho day. T!okotB will bo sold by tho commit tees and nt tho Board of Trndo olnco. Mnko your arrangements to got off Thursday nftornon, and havo a good" tlmo with tho apple growers of the Wlllametto valley. o OFFICIAL COUNT NEEDED IN OKLAHOMA DISTRICT Guthrlo, Okla., Nov. 5. Tho offl olal count will bo roqulred to settle tho congressional race in tho third district which heretoforo has been a Domocrntlo stronghold. Morgan ap parently has dofeatod hU Democratic opponent by 2000. Tho Republicans still c'nlm tho Btnto for Taft. COURT HOUSE NEWS J. L. nnd S. Combs to A. R nnd A. M. Bnnton, land In Sulom, W D, $050. I. Lynch ot ux to G. A. Buczynskl ot ux, part of lots 7 nnd 8, block 30 In Unlivrslty addition to Stilom, W D;. $300. Mary Strong Klnnoy to Lenta D. Woslawtt, land Hi blook 13 In Salem, W D, $2000. A. M. and M, B. Drjnlnp to A. W. Sn'torr et ux, lot 3, block 7, Capital Park addition to Snlom, W D, $700. A. and K. Sellzlngor to N, Slntnln gor, ICO acres In section 22, T 9 S R 2 E. W D, $10. L S. and M. RndcIIff to W. E Koj-cs, lot 12, block 17, in Yew PnVk' addition to Salem, V D, $250. E. B, and W.' II. Wood to L. E Cnrtor ot ux, 3472 acres In D L C of Potor Gaunthors, T1SR2W.WD, $10. M. E. nnd J, Leedy to Isabel! Stownrt, lots l-ll and 12, block 2 town of Mlnto, W D, $400. A. N. Gilbert to Lyllls Kapnhahan, land In Snlom, w d, $1000. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Long, ot Eu gew, aro visiting at the homo ot Kipu;' IvOHg'a mother, Mrs. Sarah E, Dick Kirk left for Portland this Mralu where he will traaset bust mm ad vUU frlwiis r a awt Miulnm Tnmsfrrotl. Vnllejo, Cal., Nov. 5. Ono hun dred nmrlnos undor tho command of Major Wflllam N, McKolvy, Captain Ernost E. Woat, and Llontonant Ed ward B. Olio left Maro Island navy ynrd today on route to tho Philip pines. They woro transferred to ro llovo the short torm men now In the Orient. o . How to Trent n 8rHlu, Sprains, Bwelllngi aod tnmenP aro promptly rolloved by Chamber lain's L'nlmont. This liniment re ducos Inflammation nnd soroness so that a sprain may bo cured tn about one-third tho tlmo required by tho usual treatment 25 and 50 cents alios for Bale at Dr. Stoae'a drug (store. MARION COUNTY VOTE IS LIGHT According to unofllclnl count nonr ly 1000 moro votos woro cost In Marlon county for United States sen ator last Juno than for presidential olectors ihls week. Tho total vot for United States sonntor was 7001 while the total voto for presidential olectors as far ns Is known Is not moro thnn 5800. Tho voto tn slz small precincts is yet unknown nnd canuot be determined until tho otil clal count is completed this evening. Judgo Taft's pluarllty In Marlon county now stands at about 1500 with little ohanco that It will exceed 1600. Tho best figures obtainable glvo Taft 3G29 and Bryan 2166 or a plurality for Taft of 1473. GOLDEN RILE BAZAAR IN NEW QrARTERS Mrs. B. T: Swart, who ha' oon ducted tho abovo bMslnoes for tho past nlno yonrs, has today romuvod next door to tho Kurtz market on Commercial street. Into tho storo room vncnted by 'tho Union Tea Co. Mrs. Swart and duughtors havo built up a buslnosH- from very small be ginnings until' thoy aro now carrying a numbor of woll-oqulpped' dopnrt montfl, such as chlnnwuro, toys, poBt cnrdi, drygoods, notions nnd' ennmol. lod wnro. Their- friends and tho pub lic will bo wolcomo In tho now quar ters. Trwwury FlgliC Washington Nov. 5, Tho- treas ury statement today shews: Receipts, $1,548,501. Disbursements, $2,2T2;.000. Htnr l'Viituic nt Nlckfloillon All This Wik. In' Don Kulnuo, the oducntad horse, thoro Is proBoutud an nut that will apponl to tho Intui-ost of young and old nmb mlddlu-.g)ud. ' Hnroly. In deod. is such an exhibition gtveu of Intolllgenco In thctower animals. Dou Fulauo, tho blRct bonuty of vuade vlllo, Is the star fenturd on tho Pnn tagus bill this woHfc. This rondrful horao performs fnts that wore un hoard of for n itumb unliaal befoio "Don" made his dob'uto npbn. tlio utago. Those who fall to sou him will lmyo Bomottilng to regret. Sunday OrogonUn. No modlclno' has over dona moro ownrds warding off. grip and pnou nonta and rolleving distressing ;rlp cougo than Komp's Balsam, the ost cough cure. RAILROAD U)WERS WAGES AND STOPS IMPROVEMENTS Lacrosse, Wis., Nov. 5. A reduc tion to $1.25 por day In tho wages of section hands and the discontinuance of all Improvement work hero were ordered today b ytha management ot tho Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad. THE STAR Havo for tonight, Wednesday and Thursday night the most won derful picture ever exhibit In our prosperous Salem. An Auto Heroine The race for tho Vltagraph Cup, and how it wn won. It Is moat realistic nnd full of thrilling Incidents. This will be a feature sub ject nloug with tho usual big solectod bill. Extra Mr. Ed. Berg, late of the Orphoum circuit. A most able and araus- Ing comedian and Impersonator, will without a doubt.pleaso thoso who attend Salem's favorite, THE STAR. Note Don't forgot the magnlflcont rango to be given away free to thoso who attond our matinee every day from 2 to 5. GFT THE HABIT STARR PIANO HIGH CLASS GOMS GEO. C. Will MONEY TO U Tiros, k. roim Ovr Ladd & Duah's B4ik'1 Norwich UnloaFite Insurance I l.V.nilr V.TPlltll.RwliJ Oillco wlthWm.Brw 23, Commercial atnw. "iFwli 1 -iv.iiitisl At onco, a F ' . . -i fJiiA AnDly at JOrBi ij FoT .sTiUSoreral hounj aud farm land t Ital National Baa:. !...' Piirml FOIV1 1 ....... Vnr 7. ll IWS3 . int nria8M Elite orchestra wW f and a good time ut "f-!!. .iLau1!1 . i.r i amloct! BrM,r'.v.,: a, ! East ClieraeKtrm - ThoroMgniy " " . n TI.,l.hln 'M' U. V. "X"-" HAIR DRESSING fAOAll SUAMinM) AXfl . ,r nniTiL I .. ..wjcW1 . wp.rer.r:.7M.c- isfaction sua..--- , hair ionii. a.v - Mt Room " in . TLi Kv,iUMl-Glrl w r-B(tK for famiD- o cook, steau j jt4 xi in Trct - mffiOfctl illlar 9U. " a We9t "" f I ptonelSU " jj t rf- -- -fv