DAILY OATITAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, ORKG4N, SATURDAY JANUARY 38, 1008.
35SE!
Four Extra Specials Added
OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Which continues to attract large numbers and makes
birsk selling Clearance Sale Prices Still Prevail On
LADIES' SUITS, DRESS SKIRTS, PETTICOATS, FURS,
WAISTS, FANCY COLLARS, SILKS, MEN'S AND BOYS'
CLOHTING.
FOR MONDAY ONLY
TORCHON LACES TORCHON LACES
A very large and attractive assortment of torchon laces
manv different patterns, will be on sale, These laces
are so wide and pretty that we are told that it is a mis
take to sell them below the regular price, Monday,
. 4c yard and 9c yard
Ladies' Fleece Lined Vests 21c
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday we place on sale
some new, good, durable fleece lined vests for only
21c .
Boys' Suits and Knee Pants
Specially Priced
MAY BUILD FIVE-STORY
BRICK IN THE SPRING
Although unprepared a3 yet to
give out any information of a definite
character, tho ofHcials of tho United
States National Bank in this city, arn
Intending to erect a flvo-story briok
olllco building on tho old Mooro prop
erty on Stnto streot west of tho Red
TO CREATE A CITY
BOARD OF CHARITIES
At tho instnnco of tho, Mlnlstorlnl
Union of Salem, a mooting was held
InBt night, which will bring forth a
board of charities for this city A
committee, composed by tho clerical
body met nt tho Salem Hoard of
Trade rooms, and bosldes Mayor Rod
gcrs. several mlnlstors and business
men woro presont. Row Dandy noted
Cross Pharmacy.
Th pronators of tho now build-, 8 chairman of tho mootlnc
lng, as proposed, nro mnnblo to con-1 Several instances of need, as n re
nrm any m,attors relating to tho ereo-1 8it of the rocont cold snap, woro
tion m yot, and stated this morning B,)oken of BIltl vnroiiH mni,8 llf .
that, notwithstanding thoro wasisl8tlnB tllIa cmsfi ot nconlo woro d.u
ground for ho rumor circulating toCiimotl. 8nUm ,,n8 not hlul a ll0nn,
that offect, thoy would not .bo ro-of chnrltiHs for nmny yonrs nnd thoro
$2,00 Suits $1.60
$2,25 Suits $1.80
$2,50 Suits $2.00
$3,00 Suits $2.40
$3,50 Suits $2.80
$4,00 Suits $3.20
$5,00 Suits $4.00
$6,00 Suits $4.80
$7,50 Suits $6.00
KNEE PANTS
50c Pants 40c
75c Pants 60c
85c Pants 68c
95c Pants 76c
$1,00 Pants 80c
$1,25 Pants $1.00
$1,50 Pants $1.20
On Sale For the Entire Week
Ladies' Tailored Suits Wonderfully
Low Priced
These'are all black Suits
in large sizes, Thoy are of
tho best materials and tail
oring, the very latest styles,
For the Week
$65,00 Suit $44.00
$30,00 Suit $20.65
$27,00 Suit $19.25
$22,00 Suit $13.75
$18,00 Suit $12.60
$18,50 Suit $11.82
$13,50 Suit ..!...$ 8.25
The sizes are from 38 to 44
sponsible for any stntcmonts mado
lending anyone to bollovo tho con
struction of tho building was a set
tled fnct, Tho work on tho structure,
if decided on, will be commonced
j early next spring.
Tho land, upon which now stauds
several old buildings, was ono ot the
i first spots built on In Salem. Bade
In the 60c ono of tho first postofflco
headquarters was situated In tho old
'building, ncross tho streot from tho
Hoard of Trado rooms. Tho old land
marks aro now bolng torn down, and
nevernl of tho tlmbors which mado up
the frame of tho strrjeturo consist of
logs hown out nnd put togothor la
tho manner In which such work wut
dono long ago. Many of Salem's
pioneers can remombor tho tlmo
when thoy passed through tho smalt
door formerly In tho front of tho
building and rocclved ther dally
mnll.
Aro Yon Ono or Them?
TLo houso wlfo who has boon in
duced to buy a phosphate baking
powdor by grocers or canvassers will
bo somewhat chagrined to learn that
Uil character of goods is mado from
burned bonos, mixed with diluted oil
of vitriol.
Dairy mothods huvo mado grant
advantages during tho past fcw
years, not tho loast of which is the
making of loss good cream Into poor
butter.
Simple Remedy for La Grippe.
Itnaklng la grippe coughs that
may develop into pnoumonla ovor
lbt are quickly cured by Koloy's
Honey and Tar. Tho soro nnd in
flamed lungs aro healod nnd strength
Med, and n dangerous condition Is
ulokly avortod. Take only Foley's
Honey nd Tar in tho yellow pack
l J. C. Perry.
We have the following
list of bonds for sale:
22,000 City, 5 and 6 per
cent,
9.500 Gas, 6 per cent,
7,500 Industrial, 6 per
cent,
10,000 Electric Light Plant,
6 per cent ,
15,000 Electric Light Plant,
6 per cent',
Ail subject to prior sale,
For particulars
Phone Main 16,
Waters Bros.
Ovei Ladd & Bush Bank,
MADE A BOLD BREAK
FOR HIS LIBERTY
I I'nlU'il I'ri'M I.cnseil Wire
Tacoma, Wash., Jnn. 23. Walter
If. Lawronco, 19 years of ago, made
a sensational break for liberty yes
terday following his rolcASo from tho
fcdoral ponltentlary at McNeil's
Island and rearrest by detectives
from Covington, Ky., on a chargo of
nttomptod murder.
Lawronco was on his way to tho
steamer dock in Tacoma, in charge
of United States Doputy Marshal
Stattor, and, while crossing tho
railroad tracks, suddenly slipped one
of his handcuffs and started on a
run down tho tracks. Tho ofllcor nnd
n numbor of railroad employes gave
pursuit, and an exciting chase on
sued, sevoral shots being fired. Law
ronco was finally overtaken and re
shackled. Later ho was turned ovsr
to a dotectlve from Covington.
Lawrence nnd Frank Johnson
robbed a sub-postal station at Port
land, Or., March 23, 1908. Theli
sontenco was reduced by good be
havior, and yesterday thoy wore re
leased from McNeil's Island,
SNOW IN COLORADO
DOES MUCH DAMAGE
0 rand Junction, Col ., Jan. 23.
Under nn nvalanchc of snow four mon
were killed today and moro than a
score nearly escaped death In n sim
ilar munncr. Snow Is sweeping tho
Camp Bird mine at Ouray, where tho
denths occurred and -10 horses are
burled under tons of It near here.
ISiulI Johnson, one of the minors,
after being burled, was dug out by
his dog. Eight slx-horso teams
drnwlng many pnssongs In Btagcs
havo been caugnt in tho mountains
by tho avalanche.
would probably have been no occa
sion nt this tlmo for consideration of
this business, except for tho recent
cold spell, which has found mnny of
tho poorer peoplo wholly unproparcd.
Mayor Rodguis spoke of several
case of attempted Imposition, and
thfiiiKht tho matter should bo Judic
iously handlod. Mr. lluckestclu and
othors spoke of tho sltuntlon, nnd
folt thnt Salem should make arrange
ments to provont suffering. Mnjor
Kodgei'H and County Judge Rushoy
were asked to nnino a board consist
ing of ono momb r from ench ward,
to whom applications could bo re
ferred, and whose business would be
to recommend assistance where act
ually needed. This motion was unan
imously carried, and tho county and
city authorities will no doubt nn
nouueo their appointments nt an
enrly date.
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N'oarly twenty yonrs ago F S. &
II. was advocating parcels post; It
Is at t yot. undlscourngod. It lo tho
wenk and fnlnt-hcartcd that tiro -In
woll-dolng.
Food is
more tasteful,
healthful and nutri
tious when raised with
ROYAL
The only baking powder made
from Royal Grape
Cream of Tartar
BAKING
POWDER
ggggKw Absolutely tvs
jggggyBS Pure J&
Madt from
Gropes
TAXIN6 TIMBER
GETS A LIFT
FROM REALS
CAMPBELL WANTED TO SEND TO
JUDICIARY OOMMIITEE
Take DeWltfs Kldnoy nnd Madder
Pills. Thoy aro for weak back, back
ache, rheumatic pnlns and all kldnoy
and bladder troubles. Soothing nnJ
antiseptic. Regular slzo 50c. Soul
by all druggists.
OASTOniA.
Campbell Jumped onto tho Heals
bill-to tax standing timber. Ho doubt
ed tho constitutionality of It Ho
wanted it (o go to tho Judiciary
committee.. Heals said It was n bill
that had been prepared by ablo law
yers two years ago and ho was will
ing to leave It to tho courts to do
termluu thnt.
Medio Htncic n prop under tho arm
of the mun from Tillamook. Ho ridi
culed tho desire of tho gentlomnn
from Clackamas nnd tho Judiciary
commltto to got tho whlprow on all
the members with constitutional ob
jections. Deals pulled tho record on
Campbell showing ho had vutod for
It two years ngo.t CampboH's niovo
wns voted down. Then Phllpot
moved to dofor to Wednesday. A
limb from u big tree was droppod
on that. Hughes of Marlon hit It
a lick with a brick and tho bill was
ready to bo voted on. DonlB thon
mado a pleasant, unlet, but clear,
lueld and unambiguous talk on tho
bill ami thoro were only eight voles
against it.
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For outs, burns, bruises and
scratches, but especially recommend
od for piles DoWltt's Carbolltod
Witch Hazel Salvo. Sold by at
druggists.
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Test This Store By the Great
Lace Curtains
No. 11-10 Arabian Not Battenberg
Edge and insertion, 3 yds long,
40 luchos wide. Rogular $2.50.
W 1 I i I t t t f liv
No. 2200 Fronch Eonu Not Cllntf
lace Dordor, 3 yds long, 40 inches
wide. Regular $4.60.
B. T. P $3.CS
No. 9404 Arabian Net Maplo Loaf
design, 3 yds long, 40 Inctua
wide. Rogular $3.25,
tttetffttteeetaeYejUw
No. 4440 "White BrusB Not, dainty
Bprny pattorns, X yds long, 4's
Inchoo wide. Regular $7.00.
H. T P $5.56
ISLANDS SUBMERGED
AND DANGER GROWING
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Sacramento. Cul, Jan. 23 -Twitch
ell Island Is inundated and other is
lands at tho Junction of tho Sacra
mento and San Joaquin rivers are
slightly flooded where the water is
under the pressure of a high south
west wind, which fans the waves
over the levee tops. Lower Sherman
and Venice island are submerged
and tho levees are weakening under
the continued pounding of the water
Rio Vistu Island is inundated and
household goods havo been removed
to the second floors of dwellings
Tho wator is still rising at this point
The San Joaquin delta is safe as long
as tho Onnnan levee holds, but this
levee muy go out at any moment, as
it has been greatly weakened by the
floods or tho past week
Pre-Invetory
Blue Tag Sale
It is worth testing, Be skeptical and come with your
keenest sense of criticism aroused, You will find such
values hero that you will no longer want to shop around,
for suqh attractive prices have boon placed on this
g.eat line of housofurnishings that even a casual in
spection cannot help but appeal to the most economical
loving housewife Judge of the valuw by thoso few
Items taken from tho mass.'
Couch Covers
No. 1481, Orlontnl Doalgn, In red
and groon, diamond design, full
nlzo. Regular $2,26,
I. 1, i . i . . i 1 1 ,f 1.7U
No, 6900 Tapostry, rod nnd groon
doublo poppy design, full bizu.
Regular $5.50. U. T. P $4.48
No, 4353, groon and tan, llornl
spray design, oztra heavy body,
full nlzo. Regular prlco $0,00.
n. . .... ....... ,$4, 7a
No. 3100 Swastika pattern, In soft
pleasing shades of maroon and
til n. Regular $7,75,
n. T. P $0.25
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-jiyjX 24
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This is the modern Morris Chair.
Ono exactly like cut, roomy and
graceful of design, with box arms,
framework of quarter sawed oak,
spring &eat, golden or weathered
finish, looso cushion, upholstered
in any color velour to match your
furnishings; cheap at $20.
Blue Tag Price $16.25
This mossivo Satin FlnJshod P.raw Ded, exactly ike cut, has Z'A
Inch continuous posts, 1-lftch top and bottom rods, seven -inch
filling rods, handsome vases to match. A bed of merit that will
grace any bedroom in Salem. Regular $36 value.
Blue Tag Price $27.65
Buren & Hamilton
You can nover have too many
rockers. Tho above Is oe mad
especially for us by Karper, of
Chicago, framowork of flnoly
flgiirod quarter sawed oak, up
holstered seat and back la Kar
pon guaranteed lonthor, built for
comfort and durabilty. Regular
$28 valuo.
Blwe Tag Prlco $22.05