DAILY OAPrTAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON; WKINlAXt WOVKMllElt 23, 1008
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CLOTHES FOR MEN
InB very Walk of Life
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To bpII good clothes nt ron-
sonnblr- prices Hint's the iiiIh-
bIoij of tills store. Wo Ilka to
do business nt nil times with
inon who know quality when
tho soo It, nnd who expect to
got vnluo received for tho mon
ey investod.
We are prepared this season to cater to patrons of
moderate means who want dependable stylish-appearing
clothes at low prices.
We have also selected with considerable care a
large assortment of superb tailored garments for our
clientele among fastidious dressers men who do not
regard price, but insist, on sterling quality and the very
newest style ideas.
Many of these mon wore formerly .regular patrons of custom tail
ors. Wo realize this Is an ago whon nothing but tho host in rec
ognized na tho Standnrd of achievement. With this thought In
mind wo purchased our now Fall nnd Winter lines from makers
whoso names aro synonymous with supremacy in tho art of mak
ing flno clothes. Thoroforo, tho torm "distinctive of stylo" in refer
ence to our garments, becomes moro than a moro phrase.
Overcoats shorts nnd long light and heavy fancy and plnin,
Every now fad in Stylo and Shape. '
Underwear In natural grey or fancy all sizes all colors nil
prlccB.
Hosiery In plnin mid fancy effects tho guaranteed kind
Shirts in attractlvo patterns somo gay and sporty others plain
tho right fitting kind.
The Original Packard Shoe $3.50 and $4.00 a pair;;;
;;MC M up will give you more vaIuemore style;;
e)lJv" HinnVfi cntfcfacfinii than ever hefore at
a ill muTcnT cl rn hi Com'i;
U. TT. dUlIUJVll t W., street
tw-fiiif-f nmiin
"SROWN'S IN TOWN"
WILL BE LAUGHING
MATTER FOR TONIGHT
TheVo was plenty of fun at tho
opera hoiiHo last night, but thoro will
ho fun galore and Inughtor nt tho
production of "Brown's In Town" to
night. Thoro Ih no doubt but that
Mr, Kckhnrdt enn claim to hnvo one
of tho host stock compnnlos touring
tho country today. Tho character
work of tho actors npponrs to hnvo
hooiv worked out very thoroughly.
Tho production of "A Bncholor's
Romance," In it night wna ns good as
a pleco or that nature, with no back
bone in it, can bo. "llrown's in
Town," which appears tonight will
glvo n good Idea of whnt this really)
splendid mtio company can uo. in
addition to tho thoroughness with
which tho plocos hnvo boon put on
by him, Mr. -Eckhnrdt Is n good busl
nosR man nnd quickly rccqgnlzos a
"taking" fnd with tho public. For
thlB roason ho hns n now moving plc
turo rcol thrown on a screon nt tho
opora Iioubo each night ns well ns an
Illustrated aong. By this method ho
Is nhlo to catch tlioso enjoying tho
motion pictures, as tho prlcos nvo
oxcopt'onnbly roaonnblo, being but
Ific. 25c and 35c.
SUSPECTED
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trnliiB end llkoly spoti whero tho
fugltlvo would ho, woro gono ovor
thoroughly, "but wlt no succos.
A roport cuiue into the sheriff's
offlco tliln morning to the o'feet thnt
u man niiuworlng thu dotiorlptlou of
Thoorlan, was aeon nar tho South-
in l'aelf o depot horo; but after an
iiivt'B'Imitlou had boon made of th
rumor, tho officials nbandone.l iur
tlier Fonrch In that vicinity.
Xotwlth tandlug that no definite
information has t Ijihmi learned lv
tho ofllcorB In rognrd to Thoorlan's
whoreabout nt pro .out, th?y think
It highly probnblo that he lo not any
grcnt dlatanco from Snlom.
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ROBERTSON IN BEST
OF CONDITION
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- Although this Is tho final day of
tho critical period of Dr. Charles
Kobertson's condition, it can bo mild
that ho is now fooling considerably
better than ho has nt any tlmo since
the nearly fatal shooting. Ho con
tinues to rost easily and omfurtuulv,
and unloKH somo uriforaoon compli
cation nrlsoH, tho doctor will survive
h' Jnlurv nicely. ,
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Thanksgiving Greetings to You
Once again Thanksgiving's here once again this house extends to you Its
heartiest .greetings, Thanksgivingl never has a country been more prosper
ous, never has a country had so much to be thankful for. Today the fields
are alive with an eager anxious money-earning throng tomorrow work will
cease and a contented people will give thanks to the Creator of all. And
much we have to be thankful for besides our bursting granaries and fields
of plenty; proud of the fact that we live in America thankful that we live in a
progressive age an damong progressive people,
' Today we want to take you into our confidence an dask that you read some
' of the reasons we have for being thankful, This year our business increased
to such an extent that we had to move into our more commodious quarters
on Court Street, Also our sales have shown a magnificent gain over last sea
son and better than all of this increase is the knowledge that our customers
are pleased with our service and our merchandise, and they still promise us
their future patronage,
We have earnestly striven to put merchandising on a high plane taking
away from it the mere making of money, adding to it the pleasure of doing
things in a manner .right and helpful, Trials come of course, but we go for
ward ,always betto.'ing this great business and its service to you always
bettering ourselves,
And now dear customer and reader as well, we thank you, If we have failed
to please you remember we are nothing but human, Our aim is, and shall con
tinue toJ)e, to give you goods that are honestly made and fairly priced, As
we grow older we want to grow in your confidence and esteem,
We thank you,
Yours for Prosperity,
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For THANKSGIVING
Mince (Vfear, the genuine home made, per pound 1 5c
Cranberries, the finest on the market, per quart 15c
FRUITS
Oll.VNGKS, LKMOXS, 11 A .VAX VS, IMXKAIM'LKS, (,'HAl'KS, Al
1'LKS, 1'KAHS, FlfiS and DAT'-N WMATTS and AIjMOXDS.
VEGETABLES
OKLKUY, LKTTUOK, OAI'LIPLOWHHT 1V1HIA1J, 11KKTS, Tl'lt.
MI'S, SWKKTS, PAKSNIl'S. CMtUOTS and PUMPKINS.
E. O, MOLL'S 'COUNTRY MEATS
LOIX HAl'S.UJK, SPAHK U111S.
HOLD WATER
LIABLE FOR
L05S IN
COMPANY
$42,000,000
QUAKE EIRE
CWXXKI) AX1 HOTTM'O (5O0DS
TJIICJIKST STOCK IX THK CITY
IteinoinluT This tdoro will 1 vlo.sed AH Day on Thursday.
MOIR GROCERY CO.
456 State
Phone 182
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
San Francisco, Nov. 25. It wua
announced today that steps aro be
ing taken by a number of flro Insur
ance companies to petition tho
United States circuit court to np
point n receiver for the Spring
Valley Wntor company, It being al
leged that, with 1 7,000,000 worth
of clnlniB nlroady fl'ed against tho
corporation and an additional $25,
000.000 coming" from life insurance
compnn'es in the East, the water
company's $25,000,000 of cnpltul
stock will bo in no way equal to
meet obligations.
Tho need of n receiver for tho co
poratio.n, gay the Insurance officials
who are working up tho sonsatlonul
caso, is Imuoratlvo, as the protec
tion of tho courti is ail .that will
provent the alienation of any
Spring Vnllev property wh'ch might
bocomo available to meet tho3o
claims which might later receive
favorable consideration.
The suits against the Spring Val
Uy are being atrMgtlieavd by refer-
once to tho recent decision of Judgo
Farrlngton who held tho corporation
partially culpable for tho heavy
losses in the great fire because it
had, contrary to advice of experts,
laid its plpo line ovor marshy land.
A FAJR DEBUTANT.
USED PULLMANS TO
SMUGGLE CHINESE
Chicago, Nov. 25. Tho pollco are
holding J. P. Yanner, a Pullman
enr cook today at the request of so
cret service agonts. on n chnrgo of
smuggling Chlnoso into the United
States at HI Paso, Texas, from Mexi
co. Government ofllclals daclaio
that Pullman cars aro being used by
em
sni'igglo tho Orientals past
migration officers.
I Tho arrest is tho first step in an
active campaign made by Commio
, "loner General of Immigration P. H
Lnrned. The department- hns been
working on tho ca-es for some time
and Yanner wns arrested before but
leleased at the instance of the gov
ernment. Yanner is being held In $3000
bonds,
nr-rnrn IM lAlNnOWS
rccnuuM N SOUTH SALE!
.. .....i.. .,!! were ifj'
L , a M ome South Cob-
strci iwidente tht ' t.,
Uom and he.KS5Si
i.... ,H rotlld M cr"-,19
ii i'uumnn cars aro neing useu uyi "" " , " visit to tw "Uu
ployes of tho car company to j)oiu i-r - . ncKedii
'igglo tho Orlentafs past the Im s,,lcJ: "."Vm" ch2
nig in- -"":. he nollrt'
u,a his name at BS r,.,.b
as Adara nanberger.,
on the 'barge Pf JJUrffrJ
.iisoide.lv conduct aoiPrf
conversation with Jd
..... a munldP'!,?l!
Let us h' - nnt
,lr. Tht city cauoo'fkrfi
warn .- nunt TJ
class modern B r-- w
taveafomwtiurerrtgjp,
?S P'ait.d7fcdrieJ&
nnnii KAo
"SAIL0R'rBURKE WINS
FROM JOE THOMAS
Boston, Mass., Nov. 25. Sailor
Burke was awarded the decision
' Miss Evellno Tolan, nnother lato
resident of this city, has made her
.dobut in the Cnpltal City society,,
I Miss Tolan Is a charming young lady
, with all the environments of a high-
standing her slight stature nnd4v0efr J0 .W-i? P "-round co
welglit of S founds. Miss Evellno . rf g"4 W , tod
lino till.-..! tlio iookId nf 11 hnnn "IB IBU3 HTP Bajlllb IUU
who havo bt-sn fortunate enough to
meet her, by storm, and her fu
ture Bociety career stands high in
the critical eye of tho Salem 400.
maid nRESSlNGf
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eiriMPOO A tti',
a! ptaM. COUCH.; n-Jrf
?"" "". u""v ","::k- .a h' ...-.rKT.-.di
niihhU -nn td he ihovn the isfaction b yiHJ
the merlt3 of tho struggle.
nave been better expressed
that
would
In
ralghf havo won fcai he Jihovn
Turkeys
I Need carving; buy a Carving Sf
today, they are on special sale at
Buron & Hamilton's.
, raigni- navo won ia w j""" -r - , f are w -jh
I aggressiveness Wfach he displayed balr tonics" .oW"
hn hia nrAvinaia-iiniita. Burke turned (ms and exwTrj UM-
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the Ublfia oa his .owwHeat-Itf the R(jom
11m rounu aua wuum o " 411t
had not the gong aye4 Thoaaas, jJrt