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KNEE'DEEP IN
Re-adjustment
LACE CURTAINS.
LflCECUKjAtr. Now you can
.chooso from
any nnlrs of
our lnrgo ns
sortmont nt n
saving of 2G
per cont. No
Reserve
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2nd floor
Twill Toweling, regular 8 l-3c
yard, Re-Adjustment Salo
prlco Be yd
Heavy Tricot Flannel, 27-ln. wide
35c value, Re-Adjustment Salo
prlco 10c ytl
Jap Crcpo for houso drcsBOB, 30-ln.
30c values, Ro-Adjiistmont Sale
prlco JOc yd
Pique, oxtra apodal 27-ln. wldo,
20o values, Rc-Adjustmont Salo
prlco , 10c ytS
All-Wool Skirting, 84-ln. wide,
$1.75 valuo, Ro-AdJuBtme'nt
Salo prlco 78c yd
Cottonndo and Jeans, 27-ln. wide,
25c valuo, Ro-AdJuBtmont Salo
prlco lBo yd
Best quality Calico, 6 valuo Ro
AdjUBtmont Salo prlco. -ljfic yd
Dost qunllty Olngham up to lGc
Tnluca, Ro-Adjuatmont Salo
prlco Oc yd
Extra flno quality PorcaleB, 36-ln.
wldo, ICo and 20c values, Rd
AdJiUBtmont Salo prlco. ISJfic yd
Challles, Gc valuo, Ro-AdJUBt-mont
Salo prlco 1 Jfic yd
And many others from this largo
dopnrttnont not advertised. Como
early boforo tho boat pattornB are
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Let nothing keep you nwny from this Unrgnln Festival. It ls,Jor
this week only, romombor and some or the finest lot are limited, so
tho earlier you como tho bettor.
Tho Thlrty-flvo Now Dlrectolre Suits and Coats Just received Satur
day and Monday are now on Bate at Ro-Adjustmont Sale prices.
LADIES' COATS
An assortmont of Ladies' Coats has beon placed on sale nnd the
original values have been cntlroly disregarded, tho colore ure tarn
brown, gray nnd blnck of covert and brondcloth materials, three-quarters
and full length, now sleeves and pockets, Belling regularly at
$12.50 for this Ro-AdJUBtmcnt Sale only
$6.85
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
TODAY ONLY
Wo offer our entlro lino of Rich Cut Glnsb nt a saving of 25 per
cont. This Is n tlmoly offor before Thanksgiving and even these
tfeautlfiul dlshos mnko nlco Xmaa presents.
$1.00 Values
Ro-Adjustmont Salo prlco ,. 75
$2.50 Values -W
Ro-Adjustmont Salo prlco . ' $1.63
$3.00 Values
Rc-Adjustmont Salo prlco 1 $2.25
$4.D0 ValucB
Re-Adjustment Salo prlco $3.00
$5.00 Vnlues
Re-Adjustment Salo prlco $3.75
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Dress Goods
, For every purposo Included.
Every counter, tablo and ledgo la
tho Dress Goods Section devoted
to tho Bhowing of this scasonnb'o
offor of plaids, stripes, self stripes,
checks and plnln and fancy colors.
Values up to $1.75 a yard. Ro
Adjustmcnt Sale prlco.
50c
Rnlnproof Suitings In a wldo
range of coloring, values up to
$1.75 n yard. Re-Adjustment Snlo
price.
$1.19 yard
Take Advantage
GITY NEWS
"Weather ForecnH
Fair tonight mid Thursday.
"Wbca in Portland-
Visit Hall's restaurant, 330 Wash
ington Btroot. o-o-d
W. T. Rlgdofl, Undcrtakor
Always progressive, up-to-date
Full equipment, largest stock.
. 10-21-eod-tf.
-OUhob'b Placo -Eloven barbor chaira.
TROVER'S getting bUBy ood-tf
Three reasons for buying Cleveland's
Baking. Powder:
Superior Quality (Pure Cream of
Tartar).
Neatest Package (Screw top can).
Boat Prlco (3 Iba. $1; 5 lba. $1.05)
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For Stove Wood nnd Coal
Call 198. Voget Lumber Co.
Prlco Correction
Tho advertisement of Barnes'
3nsh Store appearing lu The Capi
tal Journal Saturday and Monduy
contained an error which was en
tirely due to a mistake of The Journ
al typesetters In quoting tho price of
the Now High School Corduroy
Caps at 25c -Instead of 50c. The
copy furnished us by Mr. Barne
, was plainly marked 50c, which Is
the correct price, but owing to one
- of the unexplalnablo oversights of
compositors appeared as It did.
ll-10-2td&w
Gift a Salmon
7 cents a pound at Farrlngton'F,
tho Grocer and Marketman.
Philomath "Creamery
Butter for the good table.,
your gtocer.
Asl:
When Yon Kay Mcf
Glv your orders to Rteusloff
Bros. If you ar3 panicul.ir about
what you eat. Thnlr ut.Uii arc tho
beat and are kept on sanitary coun
ters. Phone 321.
P. K. Bhafec's . j
HaraM store ea Squtli, CoJ!ler
lal atwi 1 tW Ho jtct JU8
arrla a on)JHtoek &I?at
elM eds.
Albany Ajile Fair
Tho Hoard of Trado will hold n
mooting nt tholr roomB on State
streets thlB ovonlng for tho purpose
of arranging mnttors rolatlvo to tho
big excursion tomorrow to Albany.
Every detail will bo discussed by tho
board to make Salem day at tho Al
bany Applo rale a success. Sovorni
othor Important matters nro to
como up for consideration.
Willamette Loses
Tho Willamette plg-skln kickers
lost to Albany collogofoolball play
ers yostorday by a score of 11 to 4.
Tho gnmo wns lost to tho local team
through n slight weakness at one
tlmo which tljo Albany men took ud
vantago of. , v $t ,
Illlhoo Club Election
Tho Illlhee club In this city held
an enthusiastic mooting last night
at tho club rooms and the following
officers were elected: President, L.
H. Grlfflth: vice president,-A. N. Gil
bert; secretary, Frank Morodlth;
trousuror, Joe Baumgartnor; trus
tees, C. L. McNary, M. L. Meyers, C.
C. Kuney, W. S. Smith and Dr. Lee
Stolnor. A general good tlmo fol
lowed the business of tho ovenlng.
Says Scrlber Honest
Attorney L. H. McMahon of this
city la emphatic In his declaration
tlon that J. W. Scrlber, who Is al
leged to havo taken funds from the
bank at Pendleton, Is not guilty in
nny way, and thnt ho did not appro
priate ono cont from the bank to
better himself. Scrlber did not
make a visit to this city as was re
ported, but Is now omployed in
Portland.
Thieving Ih WillaRue
Yesterday mernlng about 5 o'clock
It Is believed, sneak thieves operated
jn the Hotel Willamette and carried
off two overcoats, three dress sklrU,
two suit cases and a 38-callber re
volver, all the articles being the prop
erty of aotel guests. The hotel man
agement bare not the slightest
knowledge as to the thief and they
regret the unfortunate eccurreaee.
How the robbers succeeded 1b getting-
pooseestoB of the- articles anil
JeVyiag th hat without, bejKgie
'tm4 'is & mystery which the pellee
are eadeaveriag to ftsure eat.
NO CLEW TO MISSING
GIRL OF HA. FRANCISCO
Alameda, Cal Nov. 11. Tho
fnlluro of ovory clow to lead to tho
whorcabouts of Edna Clark, tho
missing art student todny has caused
her mother Mrs. Anita Mack almost
to glyo up all hope of ovor seeing tho
girl allYO. Fcarlug that hor daugh
tor has boon tho victim of accldont or
foul piny, Mrs. Mack ruefully admits
tho fear thnt sho holds llttlo chanco
of her daughter's return.
Tho fear Is Bharod by many of
those who know tho missing girl and
who bollovo that sho would do every
thing In hor 'power to toll her fam
ily that thoy need not worry about
hor.
From tho studios of the large cit
ies where' n girl of Miss Clark's In
clinations would go, and' frcm tho
hospitals whoro sho might bo lying
111 nnd unidentified, the police in
quiry has beon extended to a search
of tho morgues. Descriptions of Edna
Clark, and pictures, and tho cloth
ing sho woro on tho day of hor diB
appenranco nro posted in tho coro
ner's offlco of ovory largo city.
The ofllclal probing of alleged
scandal in the church of St. Mnry
tho Virgin In San Frnnclscd will bo
gin lato today, when tho bishops'
court of inquiry will Investigate tho
charges that the Rev, Payson Young
hugged and kissed Edna Clark In
tho seclusion of his study, nnd thnt
tho rector similarly consolod old
women of his congregation.
Thti accused rector probably will
appear in hla own behalf, nnd wom
en who are members of his congre
gation will bo called. Edna Ro)'
nolds, tho-girl chum of Edna Clark,
is oxpoctod to repeat hor assertions
that Edna Clark told hor that sho
was engaged to Father Young aud
that ho "wished a ring on hor
finger."
.eof nsklnB clu todhnraSVl
dofendnnta ClinrUjr HMS'J ""tvl
FAITIIFI'L DOG IS
KILLED HY HIGHWAYMAN
(United PrcsB Leased Wfro.)
Portland, Or., Nov. 11. In n fu
tllo effort to save hiB master from
being robbed by n masked highway
man after midnight this morning, a
big St. Bernard dog owned by F. W.
Lutkemeler, u saloonkeopor, was
shot and killed by the bandit.
As tho masked robber ontorod
Lutkomoler's saloon tho dog, who
wns watlng for a word from his mas-J
ter, sprang nt tho Intrudor'a throat.
One bullet from tho robbor's revolver
killed the faithful animal. Tho
desperado then lined the proprietor
nnd tho four patrons In the placo at
tho tlmo and robbed them nnd the
cash register.
COURT HOUSE NEWS PERsSra
. Jay itm,i. '"Ijll
A complaint was fllqd In the. cii- vlsitln'tbr h Vf , I
cult courj. mis morning uy uniph L. iir i atii.T i "it
Cartwrlght for tho purpose
tho court to prohibit tho
in tuo BUlt, A. r. unuios, Maty K. Dallhs
Gaines, Catharine T. Green, Homer Victor MeV
urcon niiu auii j iuuiu iiiui v. s ing with liU o ,u,'lij
n'trlltwi fflttl olllllllllll"- nil llltnfiiul I.. .!... "IIUI iritaJ. 1 W
s i"..,v, i.w... , o "-'rai HI UIIJ8, AJtll
'110.00 acres or mini wnicli tlie com J. v ttnt,u .. ,!
. .... ... . - """Mvr. ina ... t'
plaint HllegCB is tno solo property of la in l0Htnn,i . ' " 4
tho plaintiff, and thnt tho defend- for n fow ,ln. aslcu 1
ants nro ih no manner entitled to li Dannv t .. '
torcst In snmo. TllO , complaint n'H da to look It, , to lR
asks tho court to iwnt;d costs itul for a few days UU"M1
dlBbursomonts In nddillon to the Harey Knnm 1
jovo mentioned decreo prnyed for. land this nmM,i- . UV1
nww visit hero. ft?
An nppem was meu in mo circuit . D. Gilbert , I
court this morning by nttornoys for Itoss Islnm! ,.-.. "H!
tho Pacific Telephone & Tolngrapi cossful hunt.
compnny from an action and decision Joe Lommon went t I
of tho board of equalization donjlng morning to look aft , l
nnd disallowing n jiotltlon presented tors for n short iim W ,Itf'i
by tho company nt tho Inst meeting I Frank 1'carco ofAih
of tho board for reduction on nssosg- city todny looklnpun i '
inont of tholr nronortv In Marlon torn nn.i ,.i.m . . oa!1i
" w - """ "oiuiiK ir nnt.
county. Tho present amount nt Fred Maumpr ' .
...i..t. i. . . ... i . - '"uraffl
wuiuu uiu cuiiiiiuii; a iiuiiuri,r is noino in I'orllninl (j. ., '
nBsessod. Is $150,000. Tho tiullMon biialnosH vi.u t.-.. XIRlrM
and appeal nBks that tho nsseesinout1 Dr. L. P. Griffith nt v.-
bo reduced to $48,051, or n cut of stnff, has gone to PortlujLj
$1949. From nil Indications tho fol .to business matter, i
ephono company Intended to put-h' Howard Fereujon m ,.
this mntter to tho end, nnd sono lit- innd this morning M Jy,
tlo oxcltomcnt is predicted at the friends for a week
next term of court. I Rev. W. H. Selleck U la v"
uuenuing the Metho&t
Mnrringo llcenoes were Issued by ministers conference
County Clork Allen today to C. L. Mr. and Mrs, Wjlly
Mulkor, ago 21, of McMinnvilio and Brooks, were in thf city
uessio u. iTiaoy, ago aj,, oi eaiem . visuing ior a short (mt,
. , E. L. Daloy.-of Port.w
Sheriff A. J. Cobb stnrtod on his btislneHs visitor here ywfetfc.
titlti tn tlfnoltltlrflin ttila mi.im.iIm 1 111tllritT- tn bA.IL.I id
'"" iiBoiiiiniuii vino inuiitiiiH b i ui isaa nut gwrib
with his prisoner, H, E. Debold, who Dave R. Yabtd, proDtfJv
was urrestod hero -upon ho requcnt Toggory, Is lWklw M, i
of tho Washlngtoni authorities on tho. ninttora in Potttand for a fn
chargo of seduction. District Attorttty Chii L i
is looking after button inn,,
Portlnnd for a few !ajv ,
John Kondcry, of aw U
FnlU, Is looking after btulawfcl
eats nore for a few di)i,
Mrs. John Pearly Itft lw !
N. S. L. Moroly ot ux to J. W.
Welch, lots 21 and 22, Phelps addi
tion to Sllvorton, W. D., $425.
E. and J. R. Buff o A. C. Wol
fard, land In Sllvorton, W. D. $1556.
N. nnd W. T. Richards to Meda E. today whoro she will rWtk
Hoyat, lots 3, 4, 5, C, block 1G, town tor, Mrs. 0. H. Booker, tor t
of Turner, W. D $1500. Miss Ornco Mentors nt
D. H. Jnmcs ot. ril to J. E. nnd F. Oregon City this monlmtlti
WaBsom, lot 11, block 4, Queon Ann tho beside of her brotlxr.Hjny.!
addition to Snlom, W. D., $1. i s seriously 111.
O. L. Fnrrons ct ux to John Need- J p Larson, of Attorii. wtf
ham .lot 2 block 10, Riverside nddl-1 yesterday nnd will w)i Mi 1
tlon to Salem, W. D $125. horo In tho fuure. l-bmht
J. W. nnd L. Wilson to G. W. nnd butcher by trado anUti.)
D. Mornhonweg, lot 1, block 01, N.Pv,t this city.
Snlom, W. D., $100. Miss Daisy Herlln wakf
P. A. nnd E. Shlploy to Jonnlo l""" this morning wbertAiilNV
Wagnor, lota 1, 2, 7 nnd 8, block 35; It hor parents for tbetW
ulso lotB 1 nnd 2, In block 38, Unl- tho weok. f
vorslty addition to Salem, W. D..' "nuM" Huddleitou, tin
198, ( basoball player of Woo4brj,w
J. R. Cnrr to J. L. Klnnov. lots 2. the city yesterday vlilUnt!iW
3 nnd 4, blk 4, Broadwny addition
to Snlom, W. D $300.
WANT SALEM DOGS TO
START EUGENE KENNELS
J. H. Dftlrymplo, tho woll known
merchant horo, has recolved an offor
from Hardoy & Walker of Eugene,
for tho ubo of his prlzo winning
Arlal torrier, "Admiral Togo," and
ho tntonds shipping tho valuablo dog
In n few days. Hardoy & Walker nro
starting a konnol In Eugene and will
and transacting tmilcm
looks just as happy ii era
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MONEY TO L0
TH0S. K. FORD
Ovor Ladd & Bwh'i Buk,
breed and rnleo nothing but tho fln' . fJfor Wlch UliOt FJK
New Houses Alway For Salt
Tho Voget Lumber Co
ijHHimiiaiifitaiiiiiiiHHt0i!E
AS USUAL
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!! THE STAR
HOME OF HIGH CLASS FUN
Have for their patrons, two ex'ra fine pictures, very realistic and X
full of life.
FEATURE SUBJECTS;
"A DAY IN THE LIFE OF SICILIAN HERMIT."
Very Instructive.
"FORTUNE HUNTERS."
Comic
"THE MYSTERIOUS KNIGHT,"
Highly Colored.
SONGS BY ED. BERG,
"Dar Old Yankee Load."
"AU the Gr! Look Good te Me."
Net Look at- that magBiioebt raage iaVae, Pierce & Cp's wJt
iow.fc h aivea'away. fpe tV those ,rMU'wfiB
rto's every day. GBT TKK HAK1T. '
iitf-f itif itfiiif ifiU wtjtttfui
est broods. Mr. Dalrymplo has leased
his animals for a good valuation for
a fow months, nftor which Togo will
bo returnod to Salem'.
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DIED.
TAYLOR At tho home of hor
daughter, Mrs. Annlo Hnwes, in
Astoria, Monday, Nov. 9, 1908,
Mrs. John Taylor, of old ago, be
ing 89 years old.
Remains will arrive In Salem this
evening, nnd Interment will bo In
tho I, O. O. F. comotory. She leaves
six children: Mrs. J W. McAfeo
and Mrs, Fannie Stevens of this
city; Titos. Taylor of Walla Walla,
Wash.; Wm. Taylor of Alaska; Mrs.
Joanette Strang of Los Angeles, Cnl.,
and Mrs. Hawes of Astoria.
STARR PIANO
HIGH CUSS COOK
GEO. C. Will
IMtflCt
Frsnk; Meredith, RHJI
Office with Wm,liw
29, Commercial strw,
NEW TODAY
U'lintwi Clover
wh-iit ElKht-roo JM11'
. . . Slate 8LW
lorrcai. n.
Arni...i Place on
a man with good v"
i,.llnP farm, itock or K
wife and children. AJj
H. S.." caro Jourosi.
Address A.
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Card of TliankH.
Wo vIsh to express our most sin-1
core thanks to our friends who so
kindly assisted ua during the sick
ness and death of our beloved moth
er. GRACE, LENNIE, JESSE,
HARLEY and MELLIS BOSLER.
Father Payson Yqung, nccused of yor Slf ' 1oU''?1,1ji bl
knowing where trie missing Edna hovlse, barn, "f -
nn-i, r aon PronKinxn s. writes unl. 11600. l".1i-ill
t ui loo f JiMlnir nnktne for. an1 Rural aT"' ,-A h
iiuiu uid W".u u. u.u.ub ....-,. - . --, - V ' ekTt w . i I
an investigation. I wer W jj.yjr.j
M .
WanUtl Dy youn r,B",
..n.nion as houieke.1
good work.
Journal.
..... f,nm 100 tfl I" rLi
Call on Qco.
on penitentiary row
Ham ii.
HAIR DRESSING,
f ACIAr- MASSAGE
ROOffll
to
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floor. elctrk Mfc
Itch by
SHAMPOO AND MANICURR
ELLA M. OOUCn, ProfesflJoB!.
My orocessee are sdentlfic and sat
lifactlon gwaraateed. My creasas and (
tiaivi tmiiMiVui'LuuJ asiL' tried by
time &Rd xerleBje. Give e x trUl. 7JJI-, f
Keem II. BUrMg' Hotel. PboM " iti$ili p
wltb awiics -"l
furnU4 T- I
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