Daily capital journal., December 22, 1908, FIRST EDITION, Page 5, Image 5

TAILT CAPET IL HiVKXAU 8ALKM. OKBGOKr TUESDAY, DaOHMBRM, itM.
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ickabuck
Embroidery Hoops
Linen Napkins
i'
For
Xfflas
Dinner
Holiday Shopping
Is Now On in Earnest
Toweling. 18 Inches
All sizes, 5c ench.
hvlth Damasked pat-
Fast Sevedge, 21 Inch napkins,
In very desirable patterns.
TO Willi KINGS
Solid onk, 10c each.
30 cts.
Special
Dozen . .
$1.50
BNIX MUFFLEKS
1IAIH llAHHKTTS
The very new extra largo plain
patterns.
30c each .
IIAIU ISOLDS
All colors, In the now hair rolls.
itll Christmas.
Only Three More Business Days
Before Christmas
Do Your Shopping Early to hc day if possible
You can't find values at "regular
stores" like wfc offer in every
i- ; department
PETTICOATS
UCED
TOR THE HOLIDAYS
Beautiful holiday Petticoats' will be reduced
until Ch ristmas,
I Ostrich Boas at cost.
Feather Boas at cost.
h Grade Silk Waists Reduced.
ORR OPEN NIGHTS UNTIL XMAS
Greatest Holiday Sale
Of all Our ladies' Suits, Skiits, Furs, Coals
Fiom now until Christmas we offer bargains in ready-to-wear
goods that surpass all our former efforts to unload a
big stock
FUR COATS REDUCED
Black Fur Coat lined throughout with Skinner's Satin,
$45 value, reduced to $34
Brown Fur Coat lined throughout with satin, regular $25
value for $19
Black Fur Coat lined with high-grade satin, $40 value
for - $32
Very classy Black Coats,
Regular $30 values reduced to
$24.
M JJL
Scarfs and Muffs Reduced
ur entire stock without reserve,
comprising all high grade Mink,
Fox, etc,, as well as the moder
ate priced lines
ie
jful
re
J. L. Stockton
The White Corner
The I
Holiday I
House I
The selecting of raro goods of
oxceptlonnl choice quality
should rocolvo llrst constd-crntlon!
S.&W.
CANNED GOGIW; tost for
quality, by actual compotl
tlvo test, than any brand on
the market.
"S W" PEACHES, In cardl
nal, aro largo, thoroughly
ripened, liana packed.
H. PINEAPPLES, aro
packed In tho orchard whoro
grown, In imturnl Julco, hot
ter than tho fresh fruit.
S. V. COH.V, Peas,, ncotn,
Surcotash and String Deans,
nre tendei, molting vego
l.ibloB, matured for llnvor.
S. Ai V. TOMATOES aro
packed In sanitary, onamol
lined cans, from rich red
Upo fruit, Bolld pneked.
".S. .V1 " SALAD DIIEKHIN'U
something now and dollc
Iouh1 S. .V V. ASPAHAOl'S TIPS,
simply molt In ones mouthl
lliio aro a row of tho many
HfaHonahlo novelties that
should bo on ovory table'
ClllTXKVj ".MA.IOU C1UAV."
MWGOEs; STl'ITED.
PIEMIKNTOS; .MAKCONNES.
Choice
Mixed Nuts
OUR PRICE
j-Ibs for . . .JKj
JOHN HUGHES
COMPANY
446-474 State Street
P hone 99
0UR HOLIDAY GOpDS
Are marked at tho same small marglnibf .profit as
all regular lines. There seems to be a disposition on
the part, of most customers this year to give practical
presents ,and wo believe It is the sensible thing to do,
In our Immense stock of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes and
Furnishing Goods
Of all kinds you can certainly find suitable presents
for you i friends,
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Our store will romain opon Tuesday, Wodnosday and
Thursday ovonings until 8o'clock,
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SOIDRV DRUGGISTS rVFlttMCRE
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SPECIAL
To reduco out stock of Ladies'
HAND BAGS
Will mnko a prico of 20 por cont discount on Wod
nosday and Thursday,
Mako your selection oaily as we havo tho bost lino
$ in tho city to solect from
I The Commercial Book Store
1 b3 Commorcial Streot,
rrrrrry ititi tt
immnwti
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ISONAL MENTION
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Jmtly wont to Eukoiiu on
tills morning
Jvp Hoborts of Marlon, was
rlends in town today
FlllHon is -visiting frlondB In
r a few dnys.
niBon went to Marion on ft
ni'S8 trip this morning.
uomneoif left this mornliiB
g, Neb . to reside
M P II, D'Arcy Is in Port
ia burinegti
fo , ottorney for tho South-
icmnany. Is In tho citr.
'"If, r. hop tnun, of Silver-
nore on busincu yeaterday.
.uorpcning lort yesterany
Vayne, Ind., on an extended
lathes.
"nsteln went to it. Ane-I
Mng on buslnesa.
Ifpcn b&a returned to his
Woodburn, after spending
' ne city.
' McAllister, a stwJent of
nusineea College, left
for her home In Shaw.
rtll spend the holidays.
foode, of the Poultry Jour-
rni to Eugene yesterday
'he noultrv nhnw which
l the 24th
Ii J E Tlrnnliv Irf, lit
Slrcrtcn to spend the boll-
i'er parents, Mr. and Mrs
"tie.
Mr.; A K Perkins and little daugh from a hurt bus nous trip to South
ter rcturn-'d today to their home lu'trn Oregon
OkalooiM. Iva They have bem i,, n Mirkoiuin inrmor .i,i , 11
i vUlllng M) George Cahlll for t'.ie1 (or of Tlla Journal, loae In tho
(Grand Mask Skate
Xmas Night
past Ave weeks
Miss Loulso Konon and children
left yesterday for Ponca City, Okla ,
whoro they will make tholr homo.
F. nice, of Itowburg, left for his
home yoMorday, after spending Sub-
dr.y In thP elty
morning for hl homo In San Fran
cisco, with the best wishes of hU
many Srlon friends. i
C. P.,Forrol, of Iteno, Nev , whoi
ha boen visiting relatives In 8a loin j
for a week, vas called homo on of
ficial buslnetti. leaving last night. Ho
Grait Geddes. a prominent oaitle Is shorlff of Wnshoo county
man. of Baker City, v.a. In town jea- MJa Pearl Voder, who has been,
torday. attending the Krappg Normal 8cIiool,
Franklin T Grlffltli, of Oregon Iqft last nlgln for het homo In Hub- j
City, vras la he city MondKy. , bard o spend the holiday- i
Clyde H. SitZ. Of tho United SUta r., nn.l -l.nrlff nri II 3nrVnn.
foioMry service of Itoseburg. I'U" 03c.ohlof.ojf police of Uakcr City, re-1
been in town tho last to days.
turned to their homes yesterdny morn
Mr and Ml. J. R. Bee and Mr , lm, ., i,-?fir. i ntt.n nvnr flimrinv
J ! IlAHa nf TuniAr. nrft Itpr. -
on btislnos. today.
Mrs F. E Llbby and her mou er,
Mi i. It. Ande o, of Jeff rson. wore
shopping i the cJy this monilng.
Pa,-I Hau-or went tc Portland on
a two-drye' birinww trip this mov
inu.
Mr. and Mrs H Ford, of Victoria.
were looking oer the city yesterday
They are return'ug from
through California
Mr. and Mrs. J. niehl '(nt to Me-
hanitf today to .spend the holidays
vlmtlng Mrs. Muehl's bother, Imb-1
loi j
MIkh Hattie Hargrove, a former '
Salem girl who conducts tho lead-,
Ing millinery store In Baker City,
Is here to spend the holidays with
her parents.
Hov. Honnhaw, of Marlon, re-
a trip turned to his homi today, after vis
iting tils daughter .Mrs, J, Uoolr, at
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Ex-Governor ana air' o r jiuim , inu ouwm iioiK). uji-uimw ujn. 4
left Satu-tn night for California C F. Wlllfams went to Eugene'
Thet fpnt Sunla wi'h friend 'n toda to attend tho Lane CounCy
gl n'' n!' vrnt to Pai I"-j ilr UsoclatioD n tfrjw i
Prnnr Th n s xnd ho w v Mr and Mrs H M Barnett, of
JprlnPi"1'- Tura-r wr 111 Ih cU, 'x d.ng this
Count ic-ii J F Goodo Is homo' morning.
Magnificent Costumes
Stupendous Parade
SOClowns-SO
2-Bands-2
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Don't, njjsstrjis greatest spectacle ever seon in Salem, Prizos for be6t costumo,
best couple skaters, most comic character, This will be the only real live thing that
ever happened in Salem, Get your masks and costumes at Putnam's Drug Store not lat
er than Wednesday eveing by 9 o'clock, Fifty cents In skato tickets to every lady
masked, No person allowed on floor unmasked, Everybody invited, 25c admission,
5c skates,; jWptber skates now, too, Auditorium Rink,
'JAMES FIFER, Manager
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