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Saturday's Specials
Saturday shoppers arc sure to find many needed articles
at greatly reduced prices. Hundreds of articles with
prices reduced not advertised.
All Linen
For making Suits and Wnlsts.
Checks, Btripus nml dots all picas
lug effects In medium, light and
dark shades.
Extra Special
50
c
yard
RAINPROOF
SUITINGS
Sultublo for making Suits and
Coats. A wldo rango of this Bca
Bon's best colorings to choso from.
Extra Spcolal
98c
UMBRELLAS
Hygrado Umbrellas, extra selec
ted twill covering stock, bulb run
ner, largo assortmont of handles
to choose from. Extra Special
98c
GLOVES
Long Silk and Llslo Cloven,
doublo finger tipped, blaok, whlto
and colors. Extra Special
95c
pair
RIBBONS
Seasonablo offer of No. 40
cholco Taffota and Silk Ribbons.
All pretty colors and floral designs
values to 10 cents a yard, Special
We take pleasure in
mailing our check to the
Y. M. C. A. for $78.30
and thank our many
friends for their hearty
co-operation and support.
Wc had hoped le turn to
this fund a much greater
amount and we earnestly
believe with our next
benefit such results will
be accomplished.
MERODE
UNDERWEAR
Medium Winter Weight.
$1.75 values, Special $1.25
$1.25 values, Special OHc
$1.00 values, Special 7Hc
All odds and ends of Ladles'
and Children's brokon lines and
odds and ends
Half Price
LADIES FINE HIjACK COITION
ItlUHISi) HOSE
In this assortment all si-sos nro
represented.
Extra Special
2 Pairs
for .
25c
SWEATERS
Wo have a largo showing of
men's and boy's swontors. All
colors, all bIzcb. Roducod
1 -3 in
1 price
MEN'S BLACK
STIEP HATS
All nro this season's showing,
In this display aro all slzca. Thcso
hats aro equal to any $3.00 hat
Bold olsowhoro. Extra Special
12k
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Sec Window
Display
COUNTY COURT
STOPPED BY TOT
While In the midst o fa 'Wordy war
yesterday afternoon In the county
court room, 'the participants being a
large crowd of taxpayers endeavor
Ins to ostnb'lsh a now road district,
a little filrl st.pped into the as
sembly 'and began talking to the
fint one she came to for the pur
pose of selling n new kind of stick
ing plustor. The result was, the
young saleslady he'd up tho conn
pioc.odlntiB for a hort spare of time
and left the chnmbpr with both her
little hands overflowing with nlckles
and dime . After tho tot lind do
parted on her way to other offices
In quest or likely purchasers, the
court resumed the business on hand
The road district propo?cd did not
go through.
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CHARCOAL PURIFIES
ANY BREATH
And l It Purest Komi Has Long
lleeii Known AJ the Greatest
Gum Absorber.
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Weather Forecast
Ktilr tonlglit and Sunday.
Kvory thing F.lectrlcnl
Can ho had at 181 Court 8t. Cap
ital Electrical Supply Co., E. W.
Idrco, 'Prop. :i7-ood-tf.
Clilrtiimn Iluyero' Opportunity
To mako selections from tho host
colected and most superior stock of
Jewelry, Cut Glass and Sllvorwnro
In Salem, for wo aro closing out tlm
entlro lino.
Think of Hinges
That's all. ,lt saves wnndorlng
around wondorlng what to buy for
Christmas.
Wo Av Closing Out
A lot of bays' watches at 90c to
$1.75 at Hinges Jowolry Storo on
Commercial street.
Dance- Tonight
At Armory, McElroy's orchestra.
Everybody welcome.
Dnnco Tonight
At Armory, McElroy's orchoscra.
Evorybody wolcomo,
Now Ih tho Time
To got that old suit pressod and
cleanod. Johnson & Stoge, next door
to Journal.
They Wear a Smile
Tho ones that buy tholr groceries
of J. M. Lawronco. Phono 311.
Manipulate
A fow lots In Falrport; Soo ad
page C.
Call for lllds for Wood
Bids will bo rocolvod up to Docom
hor 20 1908, by tho undorstgnod for
tho city of Salem, Orogon, for 125
cords of largo Bocond growth llr
wood, said wood to ho cut not lator
than March 1st, 1909. and to bo de
livered at tho city hall In Salem not
later than Octobor 1, 1909. Right
resorvod to reject any and all bldB.
Said wood to bo accoptublo to and
recolvod by a commlttoo on public
buildings of said city. W. A. Mooros,
Rocordor. Btd-lwkly.
Throo reasons for buying Cleveland's
Raking Powder:
Superior Quality (Puro Cream of
Tartar),
Neatost Package (Scrow too can).
Ilest Price (3. lbs. $1; 5 lbs. $1.65)
Hip Millinery Sale
All goods at ono-half price, re
gardless of cost. Our ontlro Btoc
must bo sold by December 15, All
liats trlmmod to order without oxtri
charge. Miss Evans, Moyors' store.
11-20 tf
Realize. Wlmt You
Aro missing If you do not got
some of Falrport. See ad page 6.
Now Heuse:
Always for salo. Vogot Liunbor
company.
Stove Wood
And coal. Call 198. Vogot Lum
bor company.
Phone Your Sunday
Moat ordors to Stousloff Dros.'
sanitary markot and you will give
your family and gucsta tho best din
ner In tho city. Phono 321.
Philomath Creamery
flutter for tho good table. Ank
your grocer.
How About
That old set of harness? Bettor
get a now sot before tho winter work
hoglns. See F. E. Shafor, tho har
ness num.
James Smith
Was in town today buying sup
plies. Ho bought a cotfeo mill and
will hereafter grind Folgor's Golden
Gate coffco fresh as he usos It. Ho
used to ask tho grocer to grind It.
For Sale
FIvo ncres of land, G-room house,
young orchard, all kinds of fruit,
close to Salem Heights; also horso
a ud buggy, farm Implements and a
h'cycle. Inquire at Salem Heights
Grocery, on Jofforsou road. 1 1-27-31
Investigate.
Falrport. Soo ad page 6.
Dance Tonight
At McMlnn's dancing school. Los
sons from 7 -to 9.
lillrt Was Hurled
Tho Infant child of Mr. and-Mrs.
Fred Holt was burled this morning
at 9 o'clock In the City View cem
etery. The funeral sorviccs wore
held at the homo of Mr. Holt's broth
er, Grant Holt, 1032 Oak street.
Suloin Stato Fair lloo.stcr
Frank A, Welch, socrotary of tho
Orogon Stato Fair Board, has lofjt
for Chicago whoro ho will attond thtt
International Livestock Show to b
hold thero ahortly. Mr. Welch wljjf
also attend tho annual mooting $
socrotarlea of stato fairs In tho Unltf
od Statos. Ills visit will ond about
tho loth of December.
Turn hull Funeral. J
Tho funeral sorvlcos of Mrs. An
na Turnbull who died Wednesday
woro hold yestordny aftornoon. Thf
romalna woro buried In tho CIttf
View comotory. Rov. n. T. Babcockj
officiating. . H
Stock Han at Irge
M. Chrlstoneon was found no?
irulltv in Justice of tho Ponco Well-
Btor's court yesterday aftornoon of
allowing hogj to run at lnrgo cor,
trary to the law. Tho complaint
on which this suit was brought, was"
sworn out by D. Morgan, a resident
on tho Sllvorton road east of horo
This Is one of the three suits which
havo been filed by these parties, thv
others being charges of attempted
arson nnd an enjolnment case. At
torney Frank Holmes nppeared as
legal adviser for the defendant.
Qourt Adjourned
Judge Win. Galloway of Depart
ment No. 2 in tho circuit court, has
adjourned until Wednesday morning
at 9 o'clock.
Permits to Marry
Marriage licenses wero Issued to-
dav to Mathah Erland, ago 23, and
Johama Nelon, ago 17, both of Sll
vorton, Oro.; P. Lunday, aco 22, and
Martha V, Davis, age 18, of Clear
Lake, Oro,
Whs n Gool Friday
Jonrna' advoi'tlsers report good
tirade Friday. It was tho day aftor
Thanksgiving but their places of
business wore full. Tho Journal
reaches the people.
Central Congregational.
Rfv. Howard N. Smith, sunerln
tenden of ConrroeraMonal Sunday
school work In Orogon. will have
,chargo of all services tomorrow,
DeWltts" llttlo Early Risers, the
famous llttlo liver pills. Sold by all
Irusrjtlats.
Puro willow elmrconl will oxldlzo
almost any odor and render It sweet
and pure. A pailful in a foul collar
will absorb deadly fumes, for char
coal absorbs one hundred times Up
volumo in gas.'
Tho nnclcnts know tho valuo of
charcoal anJ administered It In case
of illness, espec'nlly pertaining to
tho stomach. In England today
charcoal pc-ultlccs aro used for ul
cers, bolls etc., while somo physic
ians In Europe cla'm to euro many
Bkln dl"on8os by covering tho nfflloted
skin with charcoal pdwder.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozongos go Into
tho mouth and transfer foul odors at
ongo Into oxygon, absorb noxious
gases and acids and whon swallowed
mix with tho dlgo-t'vo Juices and
stop gas making, formcntatlon and
decay.
By their gont'e qupl'Mos they con
trol beneficially bowel (actlnn an 1
stop diarrhoea and ro-.Htipatlon.
Bad breath slmp' cannot oxht
whon charcoal Is used. Thero ate
no Ifs or nnds about this statement.
Don't take our word for It, but look
'Into tho matter yourself. Ask your
dnigglst or phvslHnn. or hotter still,
look up charcoal In your encyclope
dia. The bcrMty of Stuart's Char
coal L(izong04 Is that tho highest
pharmaceutical oxuert knowledge
obtainable !mh hnen uned to prcparo
n lozenge that will ulvo to man the
beat form of chnrcoal for use.
Pure -Mllow nnd money Is the re
sult. Two or three artor moals and
at bedtime sweoten the breath, stop
docay of troth, aid tho dlgoitlvo ap
paratuso and promote porfoct bowol
notion. Tltov onrlch tho supply of
oxygon to the system and thoroby
revivify tho h'ood and norvos.
Stuart's Charcoal Lhzonges nro
sold ovoryvhore In vnst qunntltlo,
thus they must havo Ziorlt. Evory
druggist carries thorn, prlco, twon-ty-flvo
conta per box, or sond us
your name and nddre?s and wo will
send you a trial ppefcago by mall
free. Address F. A. SMiart Co., 200
Stuart Bldg.. Marshall. Mich.
WORK TO 'HE STARTED OX
NEW DEPOT IN TEN' DAYS
Tho committee of tho Bourd of
Trnde and business Men's league
that wont to Portland to Intorvlow
Gonoral Manager O'Brien of tho S.
P. Co., in behalf of now depot facil
ities at Salem roturned with a prom-'
Iso that .the officials would tako the
matter up within ten days and try
to hoad tho list of Salem's tlvo toII
Hon dollar improvomont list for
1909. Tho commltte assured Mr. O'
Brien that tho Salem program In
cluded 500 now buildings here next
year, and he said his company
wanted to keep pace with .the growth
of tho city. Several sitoj and plans
for a Salem terminal woro considered
nnd thero will bo something coming
as a result of the visit.
BEGIN WORK ON PHATUM
OIL WELLS MONDAY
V. A, Leet, president; Perley C.
Heald,' vice-president; C. W, Tay
lor, secretary! H. G. Mullholland
treasiror, wero In the city today and
havo mado arrangements to begin
prospect tho Prntum oil field. The;
hilvo Incorporated the Willamette
Valley Oil company, With $250,000
capital.
HAIR DRESSING,
PACIAL MASSAGE
SHAMPOO AND MANICURE
ELLA M. COUCH, Professional.
My processes are scientific and sat
isfaction guaranteed. My creams and
hair tonics are tested and tried bv
time and experience. Give me a trial
Room 15, Eldrldge Hotel. Phone
1118. 11 ML ,
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PERSONAL,, MENTION
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Mrs. It. 11. Davidson 1b In Turner
visiting for a fow dayB.
Max Buren waB in tho metropolis
yestordny transacting business.
Judge I. N. Mnxwoll lo,ft for Mod
ford today to bo gonu two months.
George Bonny, of Mt. Angel, was
a business visitor In tho city today.
Mrs. Frank Forrell Is In Portland
visiting with Mends for a fow days.
F. G. Deckobaek waB In Portland
yesterday looking after buBlness mat
tors. E. L. Lommon hits roturned from
Corvallls whci'o ho has been employ,
ud for tho pust fow weoks.
John II. Scott and Chas. A. Park
loft yostorday to attond tho good
roads congress In Eugene.
Conrad Kruks, tho hop man, has
roturned from an extended visit In
Now York and other eastern cities.
MIbs Dean Jensen was a passenger
for Portland this morning to visit
over Sunday with friends.
Tim Harrison, u Polk county stock
raiser, was In tho city today attend
ing huslnea sfor a fow hours.
Mrs. It. It. Maxwell returned to her
homo in Portland this morning after
a fow dayB' visit hero with friends
and rolatlves,
Mrs. Fanny Spallngor, of Albany,
roturned to that city yesterday after
visiting at tho homo of hor daughter,
Mrs. Harry Crawford.
O. L. Rlloy, of Portland, was In
tho city for a fow hours today look
ing aftor business interests nnd visit
ing with frlonds.
E. D. Sweunoy, head carpenter at
tho O. A. C, Corvallls, was in the
c ty today. Ho Is a great booster for
tho Wlllamotto valloy.
Louie McCtaln, a former Salem
man, but late residing In Vnncouvor,
was in tho city yesterday transacting
business and reuowlng old acquain
tances. Mrs. Albort F. Huber, of Albany,
wont to Portland this morning to
visit over Sunday aftor visiting with
hor Salem frlonds for a number of
days.
NRST WORK
(Contlmiod from pago 1.)
pie. Ho says in part:
"China is awnkonlng. Thoro Is
Increasing contact with foreigners,
increasing forolgn trado ond a grow
lug adoption of modorn methods of
communication nnd transportation,
whllo something is being mado in tho
Introduction of labor saving dovlces,
with consequent Industrial ovolutlon.
In tho movomont In tho cities, thoro
Is now a moro or less successful turn
toward western police systems and
whnt this means for tho preservation
of order Is hardly necessary to point
out. . f ' .
"Tho awa'konlug pfChlua1 is ono
of tho groat events of our ago, and
tho remedy for tho 'Yellow peril'
whatovor that may bo, Is not tho re
pression of llfo, but that cultivation
and direction or llfo. Horo at homo
wo bollovo that tho popular discon
tent is not roprosslon, but Justlco nnd
education.
"Similarly, tho best way to avert n
possible peril, commercial or ml'tUuy
from tho groat Chineso peoplo, Is u
behaving rlghtoously toward them
and by striving to insplro a right
eousness among thorn."
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DATES OF COMING EVENTS.
Monday December C. Registra
tion closes for city election.
Decembor 7. City election.
December 1-5. Frultgrowor
meeting, Portland, , . ,
Tho Orogon State Dairy Associa
tion rjoqta nt Salem Decomber 1"
nnd 11. ,
Stato convention of Y. M. C. A. at
MCMlnnvillo December 4-6.
National Wool Growers' Associa
tion nt Pocatollo January 14-16.
National Livestock Association, Los
Angolos Jenunry 26-28.
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wsh!ngton("rT7 .
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thofaUuroof ;g,1
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mission. "w,5i
"l !avo no doubt 'v.
t'o mado alone ii.. ,, li
rallrondB havo w,i,i. !
lonthfltiwru,ifti
fl'nt to maintain Jf
- b.vu good MrtwJ
their stockholder, 1
As soon ! kj... T.i
over the country ts
equipment. '
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STARR PW
HIGH CLASS-!
GEO. C,
Norwich Union Flit
Tt1tftrinif
I-'rank Meredith, Ri
omce with Wm.Bfonic
2, Commercial itreet.
MONEY tO li
THOS. K. JXIRO
Ovor Lodd & Dath'i Batl, Vm
o"o o o o oinmi
0 NEW TODAY
1! 0.0 O 0 0 0 Old
.Men Wanted Qulckh-g; M
cugn .tiau uraer tioaie to I
uto catalogues, adrcrliici
a ucoK, HO expeue ii
llrst month. No tmtt
quired. MANAGER, Dqtil
ss& wooasn ATC.coiciti'
1IJTJ
I'ur Rent Modern Ioch, i
furnished, near citr Ml
O. W. Johnson k Co, 111 II
merclnl street. HI
l-'or Sale Five acres of UtO
house, young orchard, iDt
fruit, closo to Salem Htljh
horso and buggy. hrnlrM
nnd a bicycle. Inrjolre I
Heights Grocery, oaWetaN
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Would llko to hear of slod b.s
In any onterprl66 irbtrt
vojtmtnt of serersl tbowrf'
Inm wo-lld be s'e IIW
Ilox 2032, Rochester. X I
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Auction Side At Clnb tH
day, December 8, si liij
.nml rirtslered ltd P"
Polled milch cows, Mi
heifer calves. Ballot
v .arvta bv early ?'
bull General Joe. H, aM
The above Is entire wn
.,j . M)ipt V4I
lie soia i .i
cash. Fred . J
Coopor, auctlonwr," iw
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Electro-TurKw
Rafh Pi
!8?ffi?JiSBSS
nnd all chronic dwr
Movemonts ana TrUHi
assaSeand8capTrn
nours, - - .- Mtttoi
j Experienced U&J
ililllgI'n-fl,T,,,r' g
CometoChuE
Close of Second Week of Great (iospel
First Christian Clipreli
Dear Friend:
.. . .V.rtl I
ear Friend: bpress. Imi
Tho Gospel Campaign is already a ! weekf,iM"
!, , nntAr nt nttract on lor Hi" i ; . ,
,. .., ...i.i. i, nhiireh bv Sunday wgw- KJp
Red hot Gospel sermons, n splendid chorus,
solos have been tho order. ,
Come Once-Yon Will Come IjH
Jtu ttnnloareturnlou i
Tho church Is on nro aim i i .
to see It burn. can underllJ J
Do you like music. Mu.lo that ou J &
.. a ki.,0 Vnn can flndltati"0 n.thoir ,
uiieura uuu oi'' -" .irn tf 10 r
Do you like .to hear good preaching,
hoar James Small. pAVlS ERR J
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