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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1908)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM OREGON. THURSDAY, DICCIwUDKH 17, 1008. lockton's Christmas Suggestions I FANCY APRONS ,a APIIONS In fnnnv ntul nlnln ,ii.... .... . Ejl o - - i....... uuoiBiia, uur inQQ n,j nbroldory trimmed stylos for Christmas trn.ln n vnt fcnt .tlu 3 25c to $3.00 HUSBANDS WANTED. We want every husband In the city to see our now lines of Christmas Comforters and Counterpanes. mm UMrilflr"' v m ArrrWi -i CUSHION TOPS Inni S ClT 2!d W- U- Cushion Tops a specialty. Our orlg 2t fl.T Uw Cllorry ,City ,s w,Hllpr- oniHiiK on to your uistoin frleml you not only please the recipient but ndvertlso Snlom. Price 50c Each SILK KIMONAS ig and Short Silk Kimonas in every style of loose or fitted garment. w iu ti.uv. aimi a uj& auuwuig ui GiueruuwiiS) nunneieues, DiaiiKei Ihs, etc. Blankets for Christmas o enrry the famous CrowB, .Mills nnd Ducll Mill goods. Our $4.00 lllonkets mndo by tho Crows hifncturlng Company aro equal to nny $5.00 vnluus shown In ordinary stores. Hcmmcnway Silks, 100 yd. Spools, 4c, All Shade i mm CHRISTMAS HOSIERY Our hosiery department Is tho most comploto of nny In tho city. Evory little detail Is looked after with tho euro nnd Judgment that makes soiling easy and brings customers bnck for morn. "JiMt llko wo got bofore." Fancy Hosiery Boxes, 10c each p'urd Silk Embroidered Hoso $12.75 Fnro Silk 10 mbrolderod IIoso 1.25 Othors nt 9l.no, 92.00, 92.50 ?ancy Hose 85c pair llack cmbroldorod and col- embroidered, In dainty lea, SCo n pnlr. Embroidered Hose 50c- Hack with colorod cmbroldor- Cpatterns, vory nent, look like liar values. Fancy Hose 25c Every color dcsirnblo In luce, i mbrolderod patterns. Stockton's Special 25c Hose " Wonderful Value A hoso made especially for our own trade. It Is just n Httlo bit. bettor than any othor 25a values sold In nil Oregon. Iu fnut, tho same hero Is sold In othor ottlos nt 3Gc or 3 for $1.00. ! Towels b 25c to $1.25 Imported damasks and linen hucknbucks; especially for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Sale of Military Brushes $1.00 to $7.50 $&& ttotiK&$ Real imported celluloid, ob ony, Tlgor Ebony, Coconboln, Im Itntlon obony and natural wood. Tho best lino ovor shown In Sa lem, nt less than wholcsnlo prlcos Duffers, Combs, Rrushcs, Mir rors, Puff Iloxcs, etc. An end less variety of novelties, espe cially for Christmas gifts. incy Boxes, 10c, 15c CHRISTMAS Fancy Boxes, 10c, 15c Gloves Prlvllcgo to oxchango if slzo aot right. Dents, Palais Roy 'Amazon $1.25 to $2.00 Suggestions Jnrry Scurfs, Mliir Roas. Mors, ticiutts, Mi Ion Tops. c lets, k Combs. kinmnas. cy Aprons. ty Neckwear. Umbrellas All new Idons In fancy hnndlos, plain woods, otc. A ruro selec tion. ""75c to $12.50 Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases Our holiday line is splendid iu ovary detail, gonulne lonthor goods at prlcN much law than you expect. Suggestions Hiauket. Comforts. Portion). Hath Robot). Smoking Jackets, (onion Hats. Fancy Hosiery. Fancy Suspenders. Slippers. Moccasins, ristmas Boxes, containing a pair of suspenders, a pair of arm bands and jair of men's garters 75c to $1.50 Full Dress Affairs Qentlemon who nro In need of any thing in this lino should visit tho Toggery. Wo can plcaso tho most ex noting. Sco us. Tho Toggory. It Is All Right- If you want, cheap trash, but don't ho deceived Into pitying sterling silv er prices for it. Rellablo goods at rollahlo prices, llarr's, Jowolers. TOMORROW FRIDAY, THE LADIES OF THE HAITIST CHURCH HOLD THEIR ANNUAL "WHITE SALE" IN THE SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORK. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS OP ALL KINDS. Now CorpttnttloiiH Tho Crlwoll-Fo-vIor Logging Com pany; principal ofllco, Astoria; capi tal stock, $20,000; Incorporators, Goo. L Colwcll, William A. Fowler and Emma K. Lovell. Nehalem Day Land Co.; principal odlco, Portland; ortpltal itoek, $G0OO; Incorporators. Jnt'iei ,i Walter. Marlon Edco and Rus ell K. Sowall. Ijouci ln.uruuco Hate. H. having us do your work. E. W. Plcroo, Capital Electric Supply Com pany. Phono G3G. 12-15-eod-tf Rath Kobc3. If you haven't seen our lino, you havo missed It. Without doubt wo nro showing tho largont and most complete assortment of robes shown In Salem. $G to $13. Tho Toggory. Ovor Half a Century .. Hob Uarr'fl Jowolty Storo existed, ami our motto hns always boon "n squaro deal to all." Wlwn In Portland ,' Visit Hall's restaurant. 330Wash. Ington street, e-o-d W. T. Rlgdon, Undertaker Alwas progressive, up-to-date Full equlptnont, largest stock. 10-21-ood-tf. Rollahlo Jewelry At rollahlo tirlrofl. Wn Imvn tin trnsh to unload. Darr's, Jowolcro. Grand ()Kniug Tonight Of "Dad" Color's pool rooms, ovor Salem Hnrdwnro Storo; stairway hy George Wntors' clgnr storo. GIIsoii'b Place Eloven barber chatrd. Hand Pnlntod China Mr. Junk's wlndov nt 'Capital Drog Storo, corner Llborty nnd Stato HtrotH. cod-3t Whenever You Export Something for nothing you gener ally got nothing for nnmothlng. Mnnv Salem people huvo boon taken In within tho pnt few dnys hy paying lornng silver pricos ror plnted trnnli. When you want rollahlo Chrlstmpa Klfta. buy thorn of a rollnblo lions". Wo hnvo no trnsh to unload. Yours ror Htralght huslnooo John G. Ilnrr Gd , Jewelers. Wo ro Not " (ioliiK out of buslnHi, nolthor aro wo soiling plntod trnsh nt sterling prlcos. llarr's. Jowolers. MorrlwiiMllM OnliTu If you aro undeolded what to give as nu Xninfl prosont, got nn ordor nf us. It tmveg tlim nnd nnuoynuco (o you. Tho Toggory, IjuIIoh' Day At "Dad" Color's pool room, over Salon Hnrdwnro Store, Wednesday rtorncon. f'oin 1 to G p. m. No men allowed, union nrcnmpnnled hy Indy. Ladles free. OOOOOOOOOOOO 0 COURT HOUSE NEWS OOOOOOOOOOOO Mrs Helena Ynnnko was given a decreo for divorce by Judgo Gallo way last night, after sho and a fov other wltnoortoa cfubmltted testimony. A satisfactory Bottlcmcnt wns ar rived at between tho two pnrtlos, by Mrs. Ynnnko recolvlng $3000 In mony, In addition, to considerable properly rights. Jcsnlo M. CroTnit nppoarod bofore Judgo Galloway this morning with n request for tho dissolving of hor mur rlagd ties with hor husband, L. E. Crossan, on the grouudo of dosortlon. The Judgo granted tho decreo for II vorco. nttor hearing tho tostlmouy of Mrs. Crossnnd nnd hor mother. In tho caso of Stnto vs. Klncald, Judgo Galloway postponed the mnt tor until a lator dnto. In tho quiet tltlo caso of tho City of Salem ngalnnt Tho Salem Drny and Hack Co., Judgo Galloway handed down a deoree In favor of tho plaintiffs. A Gentleman's Resort "Dnd" Golor, ono of our most ou torprlslng husluonx men, nt an ox ponso of about $3000, will open to night n flrst-clnBS billiard and pool room ovor tho Salem Hardware Storo on North Commercial street. This placo of nmusoment offers to tho pub lic what hait long boon lacking In Sa lem. Tho locntlon could not bo bot tor, nnd will bo conducted In a way making a pleasant resort for both Indies nnd gontlcmon. It tins boon fitted up In a vory tnBty manner, with modorn flxturos, nnd eight now billiard and pool tables, thus giving ono tho ImproRslon of refinement. Mr. Golor Is cortnlnly tip-to-dnto In man aging a placo of this kind, nn shown by tho following Invitatien: "Evory Wednesday nftarnonn, from 1 to G p. m., tho uso of tho tables aro free to ladles, and- nlno gentlemen accom panlod hy a lady." The hall hits boon richly decorated, nud everything Is new, nnd Mr. Golor Intends to con duct It Iu a manner miggontlvo to th best people ns the vory best placo to Invlt your friends those long winter evenings nnd your lady friends on Wednesday afternoons. Let us all Join with Tho Journal In whiting Mr. Golor .attraord I nary success, o TO IMPROVE MARION'S FRUIT Tho horticultural mooting this morning nt the Hoard of Trade rooms wuh woll represented from prominent fruit men rrom different parts of Marlon county, nnd it good many Issues were brought up and considered by tho society. Tho most' Important question In troduced wns that of a proposed now cannery for Salem. Tho matter was dlsousHiid nt length -aftur which it Hpoolul committee was appointed to iniiko it thnrouAh Investigation ns to the most fousltilo plan. Owing to tho fact tho Eastern fruit men nro desirous of getting Iu touch with tho producers In Oregon, the horticul tural Houlety for Marlon count) lire putting every effort to hour In or der to Improve the output of fruit In quantity. It appears to be a set tled fact that Marlon county rulsus some of the boot fruit potwIblH, but tho output Is not Inrgo enough. The commlttoos Is composod of C. J. Kurtz. Win. JCosol and A. Vurnlor. II. M. Williamson, sourutnry of tho StHto Hoard of Horticulture, will de liver nit nddress tonight nt S o'oloak at the evening meeting of tho society. boooooooooo PERSONAL MENTION ooooooooooo Geo. W. Wright, of Albnny, woo la tho city yesterday. T. D. Richardson, of Portland, was In tho city yostordny. G. F. Robertson, of Turner, was In tho city yeaterdny Antone Popping, of Mt. Angel, was a Snlom visitor yesterday. J. C. Collins, of ludopondcuco, was a Snlein visitor yostordny. George A PIpoo, attorney, of Eu gene, wnu hero yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hayes woro horo yostordny from 'nilopomlenco, CD. GnurlolBon wont to Itosoliura on huslnesa tor a few dnyn. J P. Dllyou and Frank Patterson, of Albnny havo been hero on business Moss Irvln loft this morning for Portland for a few days' stay. J. D. Dlnsmooro returned Inrft night from a business trip to Port land. Ho loft this morning for Wood burn. Mrs. Gideon Stole and daughter. Mre. Lontn Wostocott, aro spending tho day in Portland. Frnnk McFoll loft this aftornoon for ScnUlo to spond Ohrlalmna with frlendo Milton Ilolloway has roturncd to his homo In Docntur, 111,, after vIjK lug friends horo. Councilman J. F. Goodo wont to Med ford this morning on a few days business trip. W. II. Jonklmi, Unvoting freight agent for tho S. P. Co., of Portland, wns In tho city Wodnosday. Jay King went to Albany this morning to bo gono a couplo of days. Mlus Flora Wlmloy wont to Al bnny this mornlnc to vlnlt for a fow days. Miss RaiUi McOlollan, r W. U. stu dont, loft this morning for her homo In Turner, to spond tho holidays Mr. and Mrn. J. 11 Nathman ar rived this morning from Mt. Angel, where they have boon visiting. Mr. 7t. IX. Downey, who has boon visiting in Uroakn, linn returned to hor homo hero. - E. O. Potior, who wns arguing a on"0 lit tho supremo court hero this morning, has returned to his homo In En gono. Misses Mamie nnd Orvotta Daws went to their homo In Sllvorton this morning nfter visiting their alitor, Mr. C. J. Thomnn, for tho past wook. Master Ronnie Burton, of tho state blind school, left this aftornoon for his home In Union, Oregon, to spond tho holidays. The Httlo fellon mnkes tho trip alone. HaMllo Now Tho police made a round-up last night at tho S. P. depot and at othor points of 11 men, who wcro glvon lodgings In tho city Jail until this morning, when they were ordered from tho city as fast ns thoy could mnnago to got away. Thoie fellows would undoubtedly hnvo passed a vory uncomfortnblo night If It had not ben for tho kindly police, who took ihom under their shelter ing wing, hut tlmy woro forced to tako up a lino of march onrly this morning from tho wnrm quarters of tho city hull, and tramp their way out of town, w'th Jho mercury dropped down to tho SI ahovo mark. , HOIIHO Cot. Ilemeniber Hint we have 1 made a sp'clai effort to plaoa bafor 'you tliH largost, prottluttt )Vi of ii(iiin ooptn over afeown. $1 to $12.50, , TIib Toggory. Oregon might havo had t. go ernor who would havo attracted lea attention nt Washington, I). C, oven If he Is a non-partisan. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Company I'Yniik Meredith, Resident Agent Olllco with Win. Drown & Co., No 20, Commercial street. MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. PORD Over La dil & Rush's Dank, Snlom, Or O O O O O O O O 0 O o o NEW TODAY o O o o o O o o o o o ). K. Hcrtfntirant- Host meals In the West, Iftc. 108 High street, near Farmers Feed shod. 12-17-3t Girl Wanted For general houso work. No ono but experienced girl need apply. 32-1 Capital stroct 1217- For S)tl A Jorsoy cow, also a full blood Plymouth Rock rooator and six Plymouth Rock hens. Inqulro ut this olllco, 12-17-3t llllf ! Ifl) IHUII 44lllHHll The Christmas Store J. L. Stockton The White Corner The Christmas Store II 'OOOOOOOOO CITY NEWS iOOOOOOOOO T l'rciiht tonight and Friday. l'otu yod his. breakfast bettor than erause his wlfo served him ualden Gato Coffee, around mrt using. Jewelry Storo be open every evening from Ml cftet Xmas. 12-16-3t 11 cbanco to shon nl the b'g tln5 on at Hinge' Jewelry n Commercial street. 12-16-31 ' Think of Thing I Ve Dig sale, little money gooa a long With every Malleablo Range pur- WJ 1'"'' ' a , rttntkttf jllirtitml aninl.i,ftflnlnln A able. clul a'. hare Everything so reason- i'"B mis ween a js-pieco usnu Iiere tvoryi umb "r""n,r ,.omoly decorated soml-porcelaln din Only Jewerry store ouCommor-jit.r wt. vaue g uren & am itreet. 12-lG-3t i ton. IjuIIiw When down town shopping the- Range dawcmstratloa. Huren & Ham Ilton. The Ston of . J. A. Paturoa. SSi Nh Gom moroial strati, will Uv opn Iff o er enlng until aftw Chrtetroaa. A CVk H'K,k s A Awl useful souvenirs free to every ; lady attending the Mailable Ranrfo demonration during this week IVaren & Hamilton The Storo of J. A. Patterson, 286 North Com mercial btreot, will be open in the ev ening until after Ghrl&tinas. Sllverwuru at JWg lUxliictions Come and see, you'll buy suro, at Hlngej' Jewelry rale, on Commorelal street. J2-1C-31 NotaiioM Nuincd H. D. Randall. Olex; J J Hullo-. Junction City; C W Pallett. Frank Mlcbels W H Wruble. John W Taber. Portland, Roy Morgan. Sa lem KiiImw Cm vat ' are sliow'ng thh hMiitlfAil lliie of n wk wear In all of the uw shnpM, alo tl dw Preneh Fold not shown bv anv utoro but Tho Toggery. Ask to we them. Attention, IjuUik Wo havo Jiat rMolved nnothr large hlpmant of ladle' Dont Gloves l whfeh vou will llso to ho tho most ! complbt lino In Salem. The Tog j gory. .TOMORROW ! VRlllAY, TDK LADIKS OF THE , HUTI8T CIII'HCII HOLD THEIR l,NVCAL "WHITE SALE" IN THE hmjKM woolhv .mills store. KINDS. Finn Gift Hook-T" In glanalng over Patton Bros. hook storo cpuntors Christmas shop porn will see some b'siitlful produc tions In gift books by such artists as Crlsty. Gibson, etc o Guilty of ' jatwfffltlng. Passing rounterfo' rnnnev ii n worgo than iiliHtltuiinK some nn ' known worthless remedv for Foley Honor and " r. the great cough and cold -rmed that rure the mot ol stlnato rough and hoals the king' iJ C Perry f DO NOT OVERLOOK I The Big Removal otie At the Oregon Shoe Company. Shoes and Slippers make extra fine CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. . . . 1 1 Oregon Shoe jj Company J The Home of Good Shoes i fct-mM mtumtn iitiimnf