Daily capital journal., November 30, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BA1XM, OBMQQN, MONDAY, K0VEMI1ER 30, 1008.
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PROSPERITY
HUNTER'S GREEN
FOR YOUNG MEN
A New Color, "ECRU" and a
new shape received by ex
press today. $3.00 Each
flic New anaoK 111 nms. tt
nave mem.
$3.QO Each
In a country like this, where PROSPERITY is the badge of MERIT, the man with a suit
that doesn't look like MONEY is bound to fall short in universal admiration. No man can
stand still in America. We are a race of PROGRESSIVES and we must either go forward or
ir be run down by the crowd.
We have no time for has-beens or going-to-be's. The man who is there
jrst with both feet is the one who receives the glad hand, and the first thing
oticed usually is the DRESS he ascumes. How often do you hear the werds:
"So and So must be prosperous, he wears fine
clothes," or "his CLOTHES are shabby-he's on
his uppers"
Gentlemen, there is no getting away from
the important fact that CLOTHES are accepted
EVERYWHERE as the outward badge of a man's
prosperity, and PROSPERITY is It with a
capital "I."
OBSERVE
the clever lines
on the suit op
posite. . Compare the same styles
with other models shown around
town and you will be astonished at
the wide difference.
The suit shown is one of our nobby
"RACSO" tailored garments, retailing
$20 to $40 the Suit
Exclusive Men's Shop
388 State Street
Everything for Men
I men
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Exclusive Men's Shop
388 State Street
Everything for Men
OBLEMEN PARTOOK
FREELY AND AMERICANS
WILL CAUSE TROUBLE
(United Press Leased Wire.)
)akland, Cal Nov. 30. Cortaln
ito members of Iho Sons of . thfc
oerlcan Revolution nro bolloved to
preparing a complaint today to bo
wenieg two French consul general
ire, against his secrotary, Cointo J.
aiiroy u'Auuans, who with prlnco
vretman, a Sweaish nobleman,
a party of ladles, aro accused of
having hilariously Interrupted a
banquet of tho Revolutionary so
ciety InBt Saturday night.
According to mombors of tho so
ciety, tho noblomon and tholr la
dles wero In tho public dining room
of tho hotol St. Mark, whor covora
for 40 or moro Sons woro sot. Tho
program of speeches for tho ban
queters was about to bogla wjion
Grand Opera House
John F. Cordray, Manager
Monday Evening, 8:3(Wclock Grand Concert Recital
Maud Powell Trio
MAUDE POWELL-World's Greatest Woman Violinist
May MukleWorld's Greatest Woman Cellist
Anne Ford-Distinguished English Pianist
XOTP
the concert given In Portland last Wednesday night. No
member 23, tho greatest enthusiasm ever accordod a musical
f lebrlty was given this splendid trio. Every paper In the city
acknowledged it to bo THE REST PORTLAND HAD EVER
IUD
I'RICKS-i.oo, 73c, BOc.
Sa,e i,ns for Subscribers Monday nt Theatre box office at 9 A. M.
83,6 !iens for general public at Theatre Box Office at 12 o'clock
noon
couvlv'nl noises nro Bald to havo
como from tho table whoro tho prlnno
and tho count wero sontod with their
fair companions.
Tho Roverond E. E. Dakor, 0110 of
tho spoakors who was interrupted,
lator (Ioclared that tho noblomnu or
dorod champngno and bocamo quite
oxubornnt. Twlco tho Sons sent n
woltor to their table to roquost lew
nolso, only to rocolvo a ronponio
from the prlco to tho orroct that tiie
Revolutionists should "hlro a hall."
A Jelogatlon of six Rovolutlonno
Sons thoroupon appronchod the titled
aristocrats and announced Its collec
tive lntntlon of forcibly oJecUug
them, Prlnco Von Vrotman showol
fight but as ho said subsoquontly, ho
saw relnforcomontB coming from tho
banquot tablo and rnthor than In
volvo his companions In nn unploas-
nn nrnno JlO cr.lCOfllllV WltlldrOW.
Lator tho prlnco donlod that his
tmriv hnil (rented anv dlsturbnnco
other than applaud tho slngors nt tho
banquot. Ho took tho position that
a? tho banquot was hold In the pub
lic dining room and as ho had or
dered a mppor and pnld for It, ho
was entitled to talk and enjoy him
self as much as ho pleased within
itin onnflnm nt nrnnrlotV.
Tho Sons declare that they wll
bring tho matter boforo tho consul
gonoral, who Is, they assort, nn
honorary momhor of tho mcW
They moreover profess to bo Inaig
nant with tho hotol management for
not ojoctlng tho party at their r-
aUTho prlnco and tho count gallant
ly refused to reveal tho Identity of
the ladles whom they wero ontertalu-
lnB- o
When the doctor Is called be asks:
"How aro the bowels?" They are
generally wrong. His visit migni
havo been saved by a timely dose of
Lane's Family Medicine,
liOWJH OK SORROW
HELD NEXT SUNDAY
Tho Elks lodgo will hold tho an
nual memorial sorvlco In honor of
deconsod mombors nt tho lodgo hall
in this city noxt Sundny.
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Cold.-! and Croup In Children,
"My llttlo girl Is subject to coldd,"
boy has boon pjovontcd many times
from having tho croup by tho tlmoly
says Mrs. Wm. II. 8orlg, No. 41 Fifth
street, Whoollng, W. Vn. "Lnst win
tor sho had a sovoro spoil and a tor
rlblo cough, but I curod hor with
Chomborlnln's Cough Romody with
out tho aid of a doctor, and ray llttlo
by all dcalors.
0
Twonty-ono Chinese confined In
a detention shod In San Frnnolsco,
cut tholr way out and oscapod.
O"
COFFEE
Good is so good and
poor is so poor; have
Schilling's Best tomor
row. Tour i roctr f tlaroi 1 r ? U ton itn'l
Ilk II; w pir blm
Tho building of tho Albany can
nory Is progressing rapidly nnd
should bo complete by noxt spring
o
UouMo Trrnt a Sprain.
Sprnlns, swotting and lamonosa
aro promptly rollovctl by Chambor
laln's Liniment. This llnimont ro
ducon Inflammation and soronoss 00
that a sprain may bo curod in about
ono-thlrd tho tlmo roqulrod by tho
msunl troatmont. 2G and 50 contu
slzos for snlo nt Dr. Stono's drug
ttore.
President RoosovoR, for his Afri
ca hunting trip, has had a plaster
cast of his foot taken ana is Hav
ing four especially ordered pairs of
shoes made. .
Tho annual Instltuto or tho Linn
county touchers opons nt Albany to-day.
o
DoWltts' llttlo Early Risers, tho
famous llttlo llvor pills, Sold by all
druggists.
A Pendleton farmer has suggested
u plan to tax automobllos to help
pay for good roads In Umatilla coun
ty. . 0
A Pccullnr Wrench
of tho foot or nnkle may produco n
very sortous sprain. A sprain b
moro painful than a break. In all
HpraitiB, cuts, burns nnd scalds Dnl
lnrd'n Snow Llqlmont la tho host
thlngto ubo. Rollovos tho pain In
stantly, reduces swelling, is a por
foct nntlRoptlo nnd heals rapidly.
Prlco 26c, 6O0 and f 1.00. For snlo
use ot thin syrup. This romody U
for solo nt Dr, Stone's drug storo,
0
Rov. C. W. Ross, aormnn Evan
gollcal minister, of Canby, dlod nt
Oregon City Sunduy.
Two thousand coko ovens havo re
sumed work In West Virginia.
Grand Opera House
JNO. F. COItnUAY, Mgr.
Tuesday, Dec 1
A. W. Cross prwiit
The Capable Actor
Mil. EDMUND CARROLL IN
WALKER WHITESIDE'S
GREATEST COMEDY SUCCESS
We Are King
Tho Orogonlan of November 23.
says: "Wo Aro King." Is one of the
Dost and Cloanost Comedies n In
Portland In a long, long time Tho
company Is excellent, and Stage Set
tings Elaborate."
Price : 75c, 50c, 25c.
Seat sale at box offlco Tuesday 9 u.m
tf iiitt itf fimM
MEAT BARRELS ii
Wo carry In stock Now IJtir- ! .
1 1
rols Bultablo for meat, fish, ;
!! kraut, oldor, vinegar, butter,
! etc., all sizes from 10 gallons
1 1
;; up to 50 gallons.
SALT
All tho best grades of salt
for tablo and stock, also lump
salt for Bhoop and cattlo. Our J
prices aro tho lowost in tho Z
f city.
We Carry a Complete Line of the
Best Rubber Goods
On the Market Following Are a Few
Which We Are Putting Out At Special
Prices:
MARVEL WHIRLING SPRAYS
TULLAR'S WHIRLING SPRAYS
NIAGARA WHIRLING SPRAYS
FOUNTAINS AND COMBINATIONS
RUBBER SPONGES
RUBBER COMPLEXION BRUSHES
RUBBER COMPLEXION CUPS
HOT WATER BOTTLES
RUBBER GLOVES
PHYSICIAN'S RUBBER GLOVES
RUBBER DISH GLOVES
NIPPLES OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES
ii D. A. White & Sons!;
; ; 225 Commorolal St., Phono 160
Salem, Oregon.
CflHHWW !
RED CROSS PHARMACY
Cor. State and Commercial St