VULX CAFJTAI, J&UXNAIi, SALKM, OKBGOS, Tl'i&DAl . FPtRMlH' 2. 19QV.
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We Recognize
No Competition
Compare our style, rjuaiitU-, ucmkii. tvorkfiMiiJiip. general nt
pcnrance; liotli In texture and flnlli ttftli other "tor- you will w
(lit- iJffTi't cliff at a glance mid the ! of nil our prJr arr no high
er than you pay for ordinary good.
Men's and Boys' Overcoats
Your rlioli-c In value up to ?Ii."; no rPMric; nil size.
Extra Special $1 2.45
Boys' Overcoats and Raincoats
Age 11 to 1(1 year; light, medium arid lien.y weight? all good mh
oiiabl( pattern; reduced In prlre.
Tomorrow
Only
Wc hnvc n dliplay of till m
son' newest embroideries which
will Im on Mile at H:'M In the
morning. The si)lci and fuali
tie arc varied nnd the value are
worth douhle, Tomorrow only,
9c, 12c, 121c,
27c, 39c
No telephone order received.
Jast Received ''llfl01' hai' ,0"' a" 25c'
colors,
XO&X&
I M7T?FT?JM.l'1TWFj
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At Willamette Gymnasium
Tho two lower classes of
the Higli School play basket
ball at 7, Admission 10c,
Double header boys and
girls,
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CITY NEWS
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Wtttllivr 1'ornvant
I tain tonlKbt nnd WlnvKlay,
WIkii n Portland
Visit Hall's roataurant, 330 Wash.
Ington at root. o-o-d
W. T. Itlgtlou, Undortnktvr
Always prourosslvo, up-to-dutt
Full equlpmont, InrKoat stock.
10-31-eod-tf.
(JlUoit'a I'laco ISloven barber chains.
Imwrr liiMirnnco lUites,
Ily having us do j"our work. B. W
IMoreti, Capital Bloctrlo SHpply Ojoi
paBjr. Phono 636. 12-16codtf
We lln -
Tim Uml grttdw of Iiuhm llHlngi at
to iHr yard of hkx pine In tk ally
J. A. PfUtMeuit. lift X. OoiiiihwoIhI.
To .MllkO llOUHl
Fur Wig liliinnt of wnllimiwr
that I bnv ooml.HB I will dlspoui
uf my pru9i)t stuak at groatly r
dHMd prim. J. A PtttrtKiH. S6i
N. OuiiUHoriilgL
For I'nikli Unit
And ooitHtry but tar, or any thing
lu thu graovry lino, Phono 311, J. M.
Uiwrenoe.
Mrs. W, Jone
Pralced tho grocor (or soiling hor
Folgr's Golden (late ooffeo. which
ho ground for hor.
,lo Not Forget
That Stuuslwff
Bros, can furnUh
you tho bent In thu mvut Ituu. Phono
32.
Auditorium Rink Bulletin.
Stoudnnnioyur's band tonight.
Watch for Iho OlrU races. Kvory-
boily skrttea now,
THIS 18 COWI'MW' XK3UT,
SILK 1'IJTTIOOATS
Our entire line is bow on m1.
Ko rwwrrve. Klogant colors, largo,
full skirts with wide ruffled and
pleated flounce, and here ar
some of the price:
I G.SO vuIuoh, special 9 '"
7.G0 vnluoH. special JJ ?.K
8. GO value, special 9 0.10
110.00 valuos, special 7.08
J12.G0 values, spoilal 9 UMH
$13.50 valuos, special . ) O.O."
115.00 valuer, special .911.'18
See dlflpluy In Liberty window.
Kanh one la marked with a large
placard.
PETTICOAT SECTION.
a
5
BTIFK HATH t
Men's black stiff hats, all wizen.
They are the popular $2.60 Hat
that madethls section famous '
now only 91.0H.
Special
Nnlvatlnu Army Ittiinmagp Kale
la still on nt their hnll on North
Commercial. 2-2-21
Fine (.'nliiuilhu Itlver Ntuelt -
At Fnrrlngton'H. tho State street
gronor and murkotman.
Hull AIhmiI a Station
Judgo (latloway now has under
ndvlscment tho equity milt of Frank
Ford vs. tho Orogon Electric Hall
way Company. This suit wns brought
by Ford, through h's attornoys.
Kaiser nnd I'oguo, he alleging tho
company vlolntad a portion of the
contract entered Into with Ford whllo
building Its line through the Ford
farm near I-nko Lnblh. Ford allog
os that In consideration thnt tho oloc
trie onmpany would construct a sta
tion nt a certain point on th lino nn
tho farm, and stop IN trnlns thofo
for tho'nccommodntloh of tho public
tho right of way was granted. Tho
testimony yustordny nftornon showed
tho company had not fulfilled Us
ngroomont. Tho Oregon Electric
Compnuy, in unswor snys that It wdl
bo a detriment to Its service to inako
this stop
Tluvn IluiutHay
Throe runaways naourrod yostftr
day lu Sulom. The transfor team ho
longing to Bhorm Heokmnn took a
merry widow waltz down Chomekota
utreet from imuiowhoro up nonr
TwMlfth strttet. nnd. nftor running
out .their spare room In that street
by eomlng to the Wlllnmetto rlvor. 1 '' I''' "8 Bsaeriion wo poini
tkey tHruo.1 and heded north for a ; oiunlled record, oxtvndlng
rw Ulookt. whoro thoy wero caught. ( ovor a period of ,15 yeur. Try u
Th Capital Commlsloti Company's nl- for ShvpleNMu-M, indlgimtloii,
pan bucntiie frightened whllft' liyi-iH-iislu. (tMtlvtiutt, CohN ami
standing In front or tha commission , "rlppo and soe for jourself Refuse
house, and wont sonrrylng downfall substitutes
Oommorclnl street north. Thoy nev
er succeeded Jit getting fnr, however,
before thoy woro captured and re
turuttl to their owners. A horse be
longing to a man of the name of
Campbell took fright while standing
al the S. P. passenger depot yester
day, nnd luintod the elsewhere rnpll
ly. It was sovernl hours before any
thing could bo learned or the run
away's whereabouts. The ownor met
tho animal some time afterwards
coming Mowly alonj the street to
ward th depot, having had its lit-
tie sptu out. and nnj apparently re
turning, to the stnrt'n wire.
To Quiet Title
Augusta II. Ln Croix Is suing Q.
Vols In department No. a of the cir
cuit court on tho ground that Volt
o&tued to bo recorded In tho county
records u protended tax deed pur.
ported to have como Into his potu
hIou throuph tho sale of proporty
uoar Silver Fulls City. The com
plaint asks tho court to rctuse Vols
auy right to the property, and maHo
a settlement to that effect. Attorneys
Carson & Brown appear (or the
plaintiff.
HOUSE
RUSHES
BUSINESS
MOUNTAIN WATER
RESOLUTION
In the lions tkte morning SoMk
r MoArthtir announced that he had
signed all bilk so isr pawed
H. D. 4 4, Mahone, for commission
for admission to bar. Indefinitely
postponed.
II. B. S3, Ilea Is, salaries a c sue cor
and deputies. Tillamook county.
Passed.
H. B. No. 40. Buchanan, to reg
ulate commission merchants through
state hoard of horticulture. Killed.
New HotiM 111111.
.,. ..,nM.
H. B. 24C. McArthur,
W JIW SUC )
for elimination of duplication of the
courses of ?????
H. B. 247. Bean, relatlug to ac
quiring titles of rear property.
II. B. 240, Barrett, for dyking dis
tricts. II. B. 2491, Conyers, to allow the
State Land Hoard to repurchase the
state lands.
H. II. 25Q. Abbott, relating to cor
rupt practice act
H. B. 251. Abbott, relating to ex
pondlturos of University of Oregon.
H. B. 262. INdlllion. to protect unit
water crabs.
II. B. 253. Jones of Clackamas, to
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amend 3832 code.
H. B. 254, Jones of Claoknmas, to
amend 3838 code.
Third Heading HUN.
II. I). 152 Marlnor. rotating to
stay of proceedings under Injunc
tion by Railroad Commission.
Passed.
H. II. ICC. Medio, to make Feb.
14, Oregon Admission dny. a legal
holiday. I.Bt.
.er House Hill.
II. H. 255, Brandon, by requost of
J. H. Scott, to appoint county road
vliowora to lounte highways.
A Third Heading.
II. II. 170, Brook, salary of coun
ty offlcura, Malheur county. I'nsud.
II. II. 101). Hedilllon. Increase sal
ary nsnosHor Coos county. Passed.
Ueftolutloiih.
H. J. H. 14, Jnegor, to amend the
constitution relating to taxation.
II. J. 13, Ilugheti, to amend the
constitution rotating to taxation
II. C. No. 17,Jnoger. to nuthorlzo
hotter wator supply for state Insti
tutions. Hufurrod to committee on resolu
tions. Do Wltfa Lltllo Ei.rly Risers, gen
tle, tHtHy, pleasant, llttlo llvor pills
Sold by all I'rt'gglsts.
EVERYBODY
agrees that the Moiiinch if the mean.
Hire of ones nenitn ami strengiu;
thtm why not m-o to It that such an
Important organ is kept in n strong,
hiHilthy condition? Tho bet inedl
clue to assist the stomach Is
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
iiinii4)iitmi
J Six Nicely Furnished
nOOITISi
Day or week. 144 N. Front ,,
J Street
, l-ll-m J
A iviioi niit-noi a
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YE LIBERTY
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Lady Athlete
Returning Good for Evil
Looking for the Bntdhead
Persistent Creditor
Son-in-Law's Nightmare
Boys' Larks t
Eccentricities of a Wheel
Song "Sunbeam," by Miss Evelyn Woods
""' ""'""'ll"l-tTt"tttUHIlHnny
HyHair
JJealth
Never Fails to Restore
Gray Hair to its Natural
Color and Beauty.
Ko matter bow long Ithas been gray
or faded. Promote a luxuriant growth
of healthy hair. Stops Its falling out.
and positively removes Dan
droll. Keeps balrsoft and glossy. Re
fuse all substitutes. 2)4 times as much
ln$L00as50c. slse. Is Not a Dye.
Hand 50c. bottles, at drngalstB
Scad 3c for In book Tbe Care ot the H J. "
PlaUo Hy Spec Co., Newark, U J. a
Hay's narflna Soap cure Pimple,
rod, roash and chppd hAndf, and all kla di
a. Kttv akja Sue and arft. 25c. drayrUu.
Bead Jc tor fres book "Tbe Car. ct tb bTdn."
j. t , perry.
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PERSONAL MENTION
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MIm Leaore Down, of Sllverton, Is
visiting frljnds hare.
Mrs. M. I. Yantls went to Shedds
i tkls morn'ag. when she will visit
hr brother, W. Mcllroe.
Mr. M. W. F. HolHng. of the firm
of Holling. Cochran & Barnhart, sn
glners. of Portland, 1" in the city on
buslnww. In addition to his other
accomplishments Mr. Holl'ng is in
oxpert linotype machinist, and nat
urally viol ted the Journal office to
visit with old friends, and incidental
ly watch th 'Iron monsters" at work.
MIm Vivian Laurence, of Walla
Walla. Waoh., Is the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. Ezra Maurer.
Prosldent W. L. Campbell, of the
Unlvorsity of Orogon, has returned
lo
! J
Eugene.
II. McNaPy was a business pas-
Mngor to Albany today.
Mrs. H. Edwards has returned to
nor home In Turner, nftor a sho-t
stay In the city with friends.
Mrit. L. M. Baldwin, of Portlaud,
Is In the city lu Hi j InterosC of work
of tho Baptist church.
Mrs. M. E. Pogue wont to Albany
this morning. She will be gone sov
cral days visiting friends.
Miss Mno Bvann. a popular mem
ber of tho mllllnory department of
Heyers store, went to North Yakima
thU morning, whore she will havo
chnrge of the millinery department
of one of the leading storos.
Mrs. K. C. Roberts and daughter
wont to Marlon today to be tho guest
of relatives.
;; Home Boarding,
" Meals at nil hours, rooms rea
sonnblo. Strictly homo cook
! ! Ing. 357 N Commercial st.
5 1-11-lm J
HIlUH)HHIIHltH
Try Prof. Rickard's Electro
Radiator
Greatest cure on earth for
La Grippe, Paralysis, Rheuma
tism and Blood Trouble,
Facial Massage and Scalp
Treatments,
Uiwmciit of Willamette Hotel.
BUNGALOW THEATRE
Portland, Or.
Phone. Mnlu 117, A4224. Rmpl.-o
Thoatro Co. (Inc.). Lasso. Qeor
L. Baker. Qor.err-1 Manager.
WKKIC OF JANUARY at.
The House of a
Thousand Candles
A play or romance and myste-y
In and about and old Indian man
slon. Stage direction of Donald
DoJ5;. prlow 25c. 35c BOe
Matinees l"Ec. 2En
Noxt WMwT, inn- pim, ,i.
j)0n any ataR0 Sent ordor8 by nm,j or
wiro receive prompt ana careful a:-
tontlon.
fiomiiKiieiiHi
'J I BIT It HUlf If '""'""'-'"""''limin)
Here Is
MSSjrBOTWSRt
Who wishes to spend some money in Salem but be
fore doing so he would like to know whether the p.'.,p0
here would care to have an enterprise started such as he
would put in, In other words would Salem supr-'t an
up-to-date Vacuum Cleaning Wagon, Such a wa?on
would draw up in front of a store or a house, run in a
hose and suck the dirt out of the building without dis
turbing a piece of furniture, curtain or picture, and never
raise a particle of dust, These wagons are operated in
all laree cities where cleaning is done no other way. It
is the cheapest and most thorough manner of renovating
a building, All who would be interested in this manner
of cleaning are reauested to address "A" care Journal
as soon as possible, Do not delay as the party interest
ed is in a hurry to know how the Salem people would
I treat such an enterprise,
j44ai8lia4-MIIllll'll'8l''PIIB18ieiatH4J
Mrs. O. L. Ragnn Is visiting hor
pr.ronts, Mr nnd rMa. L. C. Cavan
agh. at "Hillside Farm," near Tur-
nor.
Geo. C. Mouror'was a buslnoss pas
senger to Portland this morning.
M. A. Uttor, with Wells, Fnigo, &
Co.. hero Is In Pari land on business
for the day.
Rev. and Mrs. E. W. St. Plorre
went to Portland this morning, where
they will remain for a few dnya.
Ms Edyth Baldwin, a tuiruu at
the Willamette Sanitarium, is vla-j
itlng a week with her parents In,
Portland.
J. F. Goode and daughter. Mra. !
Carrie Knowlnnd, went to Woodburn I
this morning 'to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Steolhammer and little son, Johnnie,
Jr.
J. T. Apporson has returned to his
homo In Oregon City after transact
ing buslnoss horo.
Rev. P. Hopf, pastor of tho East
State street Lutheran church went to
Portland today to attend a pastoral
conference of ministers of Pacific
Const to be hold Wednesday and
Thursday.
MI OHvo B. Welch returned from
Albany todny whore sho has been on
a short visit.
Mrs. Snelling. or Albany, Ik visit
ing friends here.
Major Faulkner, division offlcor of
the Salvation Army, will sponk at
their hall Thursday night. Tho ma
jor Is a good musician and n good
speaker.
Mrs. Henry W. Moyors Is spending
a low days In Portland.
Mrs. 2. J. RIggs went to Portland
this morning, ami will return this pv
onlng. Otto Wilson was a buslnoss pai
sengor to Portland this morning.
Miss C. F. Trulove stopped hero
with friends today on hor way to hor
homo In Albany, aftor a visit nt
Blma. Wash., and Portland.
Clerical
: Work
I Is one or the many sure methods of
j undermining your eye-sight ,
moment your eye. leiin to ulve the
slightest trouble drop in ni ,ave
w examine them by doing M you
will undoubtedly be able to check the
defect Willi the wearing of glasM-s
for a limited iierlod. Our work u
the lvt )imi could u-urt".
Barr's
JEWELERS
AfcXjJLT y tBPPPB
HnM
I .
a Man
Stt3s-tsa
Mrs. A. E. Auston, of Woodburn,
has been visiting Mrs. W H Ithgo.
.Mih. J. L. McKlnnoy and son,
Harold, of Hubbard, spent collar
n the city.
Mis. M. E. Horulngton went to
Molulla yostordny whre fh will
r.ui.j lur homo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Williams went
to Woodburn yestordny, whoro they
will visit Mrs. Alice Van Cleavo (or
several days.
Mrs. W. W. Williams and son of
Sclo nro visiting Mrs. Williams' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Munson.
Thu following members of tho local
lodgo of Artisans went to Woodburn
yesterday afternoon to attend tho In
stallation of tho now lodge of Arti
sans there: Mr. nnd Mrs Jamct
Godfroy, Mrs. St. Holon, Mrs. Ityder,
Floyd White, Mrs. Ida L. Nllw, Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. dough, Mrs. H. M.
Branson, Mrs. Chns. Brandt, Dr.
Flshor, Mfss Bo Ho NIIcs, Mrs. S.
Drake, Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. It. Vale,
Mrs. W. W. Hill, Mrs. Unruh. Mm
Knox, Mra. Olvons, C. L. Brown, II.
S. Bell, Dr. Pomoroy, .Mrs. T, Cro
nlso, Qlon NIIcs, Mra. F A Erlxon,
nnd C. T. Pomoroy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Gcnrgo Eyro, Jr., who
are 'taking tho short courso at the
Agricultural College returned to
Corvnllls yesterday, alter visiting a
row days with Mr. nud Mrs Goor'e
W. Eyro, Sr.
Mrs. J. Hlx, of Sllverton, will visit
friends horo for sovornl days.
o
HORN.
DECKEBACH. To tho wife of F.
G. Dockebach on Monday, Fcbru
nry 1, 1909, a 10-pound boy.
Both mother and child are doing
nlcoly, nnd Mr. Deckcbnch is prob
ably tho happiest man In tho city
insane"asylum 1IIP
UNDER QUARANTINE
Owing to tho dovelopnn tit of sev
eral ense of dlptherla .i 'he Insane
'Asylum, that Institution has been
placed under quarantine and M
i visitors will bo rocolved
PIANO TUNING
LL'TKIilil'K It. WOOD..
Tuning, pollahlhg, repaliliig Ph'e0
Not wlch Union Fi.c
Insurance Company
Frank Memlltb. Resident AgfOt
OHlco with Wm. Brown & Co., No
29, Commercial street
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, 0i
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NEW TODAY 0
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For Rent Furnished or unfurnU
roomsK aloo good barn. 366 Nwt
Commercial street.
2-2-3t
WnnteTi I wish to buy a house
lot. worth from S00 to llWJj
from owner only. Address.
description and price, "A A h
of Journal. -'
Racine Feet Have Arrived
AllsUea from No ,s toU
hand now. Cotton feet in h"
and fine. 10c per pa-.r
25c. Wool fed 5c
rni ntrrti Dill C RAZAAR
Mrs. B. T. Swart. I'rcr Ne
cation, S71 Comrcc cUl
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