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Clean-up of
Men's Clothing
The sale of last week left us with a few odds and ends
of Men's Clothing. All-wool fabrics and the styles are
excellent examples of tailoring and the best of mater
ials are used throughout the finishing of these clothes.
Besides, they are exclusive models and the materials
and styles are not shown by other stores in this town.
Some are reduced more than
Half Price
Others reduced 40 per cent, while others are reduced
25 per cent.
Special Prices on Furnishings
and Extra Trousers. Supply your vacation needs now.
WEDNESDAY'S SURPRISE SALE
No. 440
Supply your vaoation needs with a gen
uine Leather Suit Case with or without
straps, solid brass lock and steel frame.
Suit Cases their equal sell at other stores
for $5.00; Tomorrow we offer your choice
in black, brown or tan color at
$3.98
Summery Suitings Brilliantines, Sicil
ians, Serges, Prunellas, etc., In stripes,
checks, shadow stripes and self stripes.
The colors are brown, Copenhagen, navy
blue, green, tan, taupe, etc., regularly sell
ing for $1.50 a yard, special
3c
sem&jijz.
OOOOOOOOO. 0
0 CITY NWS .
1 0 O o u u o O O
Weather FoircuM
Fnlr tonight mill VUu'M!uy.
Wow nwbor Shop
441 State street, a. W. Noodham,
proprlotor. 7-7-Bt
Itaruutl'it Cafe
Menla nt all hours. Ordor any
thing you want. What wo hnvon't
got, wo'll got. Try ub.
Attend tho Demonstration
Of the Coold Powor Washor. Boo
it at work, nuron & Hamilton.
Raw's Jewelry Store
ninmonds. wntohos. cut glnss,
silverware, china clocks and all
kludB of Jowolry going at tho lowoBt
prices, nt tho big roductlou alo.
Cottage Undertaking Parlors
Cottage and ChemokeU ats.; calls
dy or night; J. 0. 8111. Phone 71.
Dr. II. II. WhlUw.
Ostoopath and nervo Bpoclallst.
Office rooms 17-18 Droyman building.
Rosldenco 340 North Capital Btroot.
Phone 400. O-SOAf
Throw Away tho Wud llounl
Treat your clothes right, buy a
Coold washer. Duron & Hamilton.
Lawrence's (Jrwery Store
Cherries, berries, vegetables, cnu
nod goods and all kinds of groceries.
A lino placo to trado. Try us.
Mary Johnson
An accomplished Swedish sorvnut
girl, Ib looking for n position. Sho
wants a home whoro Folgor's Golden
Gato Coffeo la uaed.
SHIP TO SMITH
Ho Is tho man who pays you
promptly and ho doos not ehn 'g
commission. For good, fat qual
ity of produco wo nro pavlnjj as
follews: Dressed Voal undor
130 lbs., 8 He; Dressed Pork of
nny slie as long as It Is young,
fat and awoot, wo will pay 10c.
Largo Veal is paid for according
to site. Llvo Chic' one 14c.
Fresh Errs. 2Gc,
FKANK K SMITH MKAT GO.
"Ficfctlng the lloof Trust"
rrthd, Or.
DAILY CAPITAL
Vn Mn
Tlrnil mill nnl'liif? hnrka mi wash
ilny. 8oo tho Cofllold Powor Washer
nt work nuron & Hamilton.
doe to Sail Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. Honry Wondoroth
lonvo for Snn Francisco tonight, and
will ho nwny for oomo tlmo. Mr.
Wondoroth has for nomo tlmo had
troublo with his throat, and eo far no
treatment has given him rollot. Ho
mnkes this trip for the purposo of
seeing a. specialist, and In tho hope
of getting roller.
)n Ho OaiiRcrous
An Investigation 1b holng made to
day In tho JniBtlco court on a coin
plnlnt nlloglng J, II. Stagnor to bo a
dnngerouj man, and that ho should
be put undor bonds to keop tho
nouco. Attorney A. O. Condlt Is ap
pearing for Stagnor, wniio water
Wlnslow Is maklug tho tnvostlgntlon
on the opposlto side.
Take n Vncntlon
Arthur Donson, the obliging and
handsome young assistant to Su
premo Court Clark Moreland, leaves
tomorrow for a Uttlo Junket ovor tho
valley, on tho tlrst real vacation ho
has had for somo tlmo. "Judge" has
been looking a Uttlo peevish hero
lately, although ho still maintains
tho Idea that ho Is In tho pink of con
dition.
Himnl of Trade Mertiuir
Thu regular monthly meeting of
tho Salem Hoard of Trado will bo
hold nt their rooms Wednesday ovon
Ing, July 14. Vory Important bust
uess. All membera should nttend.
C. L. MoNary, Pros.; A. V. Hofor.
secretary. 7-13-21
rhlH Means DolU
To you. Two of tho g.-bMett Invan
tlous of modern times on exhibition
m Dorcas Bros Hop OSlce. Greater
nvonoy mskor than telephone. Call
tnd soo them; free demonstration,
3-Sl-tf
Pry Crystalets
For tho breath. For sale at:
Moyer'a barber shop.
Eckerlen's,
Wators cigar store,
Adolph's cigar store.
Dick Madison's.
Tho Spa.
Willamette Hotel.
Tho Council.
Talklngton'i. '
Tba CuurC
JOURNAL, .j.yLKM, OREGON,
C;jrrl!it 1909 by lltrt Scbiffou It Mitt
Silk
Petticoats
Buy them now for your vacation wear.
Long, full-flare skirts, no skimping of ma
terials. Broken lines from our regular
stock of best quality silk. All colors.
$ 6.50 values, special. -$4.95
$ 7.50 values, special.. $5.85
$ 8.50 values, special.. $6.00
$10.00 values, special. .$6.89
$11.50 values, special.. $7.95
$12.50 values, special.. $8.85 .
$13.50 values, special.. $9.38
$15.00 values, special. $10.85
Make selections while the assortment is
large.
jiFtGiwnvrATrn'Mi
Case Comes I'p TIiIn KvoiiIiik
Owing to the uhsenco of Attornoy
Carson tho case ugnlust tho women
who nro churged with selling liquor
without u license on Ferry street wns
postponed until 7 o'clock this oven
Ing. UHkkeoHrH Got n Shook
At last the mighty ltookkeopors
have gone down to defeat. Lnst
nlgiu the bottled lightning manipu
lators caught the foxy ltookkeepors
a Kolar plexus blow and when tho
flntsh of the game arrived they woro
the proud possessore of three runs,
while the Dookkeoperti could only lay
claim to n big, round xoro. Wlllnm
otte field has not been credited with
a faster gamo this season. Not until
tho fifth Inning was there a man on
elthor side capable of touching the
third sack, and every player handled
hlmsolf lu Al fashion. Pltchor
Forbes for the Bookkeepers wns not
In his usual good form last night and
uonr the ilfth Inning things In tho
shape of a baseball began to be soon
frequently bounding about the field
and othor things resembling moil who
hnndlo electricity were seen scam
pering about the hnsos as busy as a
bull pup with u cnu to his tall. Tho
Electrical Workers did not let up
until they had Jumped three men
over home plate and would not hnve
consented to do so then had Mr,
Forbes been willing, but thnt long
man beenmo weary of the proceed
ings and hlod himself to tho other
side to tho boncn. Leach, boxist for
tho B. W. team had his A 11 C s down
to mi effective point and allowed the
bookkeepers to get the ball out of
reach but twice, Darfield, the Elec
trical Workers' shortstop, got two
hits at three times at bat, which was
considered fair mif. Oswald, their
third baseman, saved u hit by stub
bing a lino drive with one mlt. and
a pretty double play was pulled off
by Leech and Helse. Tho Bookkeep
ers also made a nice double play
Hunt to Forbes, Including sovornl
other nifty bits of bull.
New Hotel
Located at Hoovor, Or., two and
one-halt miles east of Detroit at the
end of C. & E. R. H., on Santlam
rlrer. Newl fur (shod rooms and
good board at roasonablo rates. Hunt
ing and fishing first-class. For In
formation write
HOOVER LUMBER CO.,
Hoover. Or.
TUESDAV, JULY 18, 190.
BALLINGER LOOKS
AT IRRIGATION PLANTS
United Presa Leased Wire.'.
Seattle, July 13. On an official
tour for tho purpose of investigating
mnttors connected with the. interior
department, Secrotnry Rlchnvd A.
Dnllingor Is In this city todny. The
secrotnry Is devoting particular at
tention to the work of tho reclama
tion service In tho sovoral project
The conditions existing in th na
tional parks will receive much of
his attention, especially the Yellow -stono
nnd Yosomlte parks'. The In
dian agencies will ttlso be Included
In his Itinerary of inspection.
'Tho conditions In certain Indian
agencies," said Secretnr.v Uallliwer
todny, "are far from satisfactory to
tho department and they require tho
most rigid Investigation." -
With reference to the reclamation
of arid lands ho said:
"Tho government has spent some
thing like fifty million dollars, the
proccods of the sales of public lauds,
nnd the Investment has become so
large nnd the work so important that
tho president said when I left Wash
ington thnt he wanted mo to Investi
gate conditions and methods of this
branch of tno service nnd to become
familiar with all of Its phases, In the
snme way that ho sont Secrotnry Dick
inson to Panama to become person
ally fnmlliar with the construction of
tho Panama canal."
MILLIONAIRE HAS
TOO MUCH MATRIMONY
San Francisco, July 13. James
Clay Dunphy, tho millionaire whoso
mntrlmonlal vlchviltudos havo occu
pied tho local courts for many
months, today wlthdrow his suit for
annulmont of his marriage to his
latest wife, formerly Miss "Dodlo"
Valoncla.
Tin withdrawal of tho suit Is con
sidered a step towards his defonso of
an action commonccd against him by
his slstor, Jonnlo C. Dunphy, who has
petitioned for tho appolntmont of a
guardian for him, on tho ground that
ho It Incompetent to manage bis own
affairs.
Dunphy started suit to annul his
latest marriage on the ground that
ho wns Intoxicated when the cero
mony was porformod. This admis
sion will bo used against him lu tho
romplalnt fllod by his sister.
Tho innrrlago of Dunphy to his
present wife took a short tlmo after
his formor wife. Mrs. Edith Sunder
hnus Coffoy Sllvorstono Dunphy
Pnngtiolo secured a dlvorco from him
nnd had boon refused $60,000 ali
mony on thu ground thnt sho had
uovor legally been dlvorcod from hor
formor husband, Judgo Sllvorstono,
of Portland, Oro.
WHEAT PRICES STRONG;
PRICE OUTLOOK GOOD
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Chicago, July 13. Wheat opened
with u hesitating tone but gained
strength after a porlod of early wnk
ncss. It closed Vi & above yes
torday. Foreigners kept their hands off
tho markot ns much as possible nnd
while Liverpool closod with a frac
tional advance In somo deliveries, the
tono thero could not be construed ns
decidedly bullish.
Cables from Argontlnn telling of
n continuation of the drouth thero
assorted tho recovery made In nil
dollvorlos lato In tho day lu the Chi
cngo markot.
Tho cash situation was mixed but
gouornlly hopeful, although Kansas
City reported thnt hard wheat was
selling thoro a cent lower with min
ors quite good buyers. They were
salil to ho In it hurry to tnko wheat
lioforo it wont to tho tnbles.
At Minneapolis n fow cars of No. 1
northern woro sold nt 3 cents over
tho Juiy option with tho demand fair.
Cablos from Hungary report the
weather thero unfavorable for the
harvest.
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O O O O O O O O O O li
PERSONAL MENTION
O o o o o n o o n
Mrs. Richard Brady has loft for
Seattle, whoro sho will Join hor husband-Miss
Agnes Robertson of Baker
City Is visiting frlonds here for n
fow days.
Lex Stundi8h has roturnod to his
work in Marlon nftor doing tho
Cherry Fair.
Oliver F. Pooler loft this morning
for Grunts Pass to Iook nfter busi
ness mntters for n fow days.
Air. nnd Mrs. H. II. Johnson of
Arlington, Or., woro In tho city yos
tordny shopping and visiting friends
for n fow hours, after which they loft
for Portland to visit relatives.
Attorney Robert Grubb of Portland
was transacting business here yes
terday. Miss Lulu George has returned to
Portland nftor soveral days' visit with
frlonds nnd relatives In Salem.
Mlchaol Thomas of Aurora was a
business visitor In Salem yesterday.
Walter E. Kemp of Portland Is In
tho city attending to business mat
ter for a short time.
Alox McKeevoy made a brief busi
ness visit to Portlnnd yestordny.
Miss Anna E. Wlllard returned to
hor home In LnGraudo yesterday aft
ernoon after visiting wltn her sister,
Mrs. John Lorlug, In this city for a
week
Norwick Union Fire
Insurance Company
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent
Room 13, Ladd & Bush, Bni
Building.
MONEY TO LOAN
VIIOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Oi
PIANO TUNING
JAJTELLUS L, WOOnS.
unlng, pollshlntr reuatrlng. Ph'eOOB
iajiaiiiiiainiiiiiiiiiiii'ii
WANTED!
Salem, Orogon 19 . . .
For tho sum of $1.00, tho receipt of which 1b hereby ac
knowledged, Is entitled to hospital nttentlon and doctor's sorvlcos at THE
WILLAMETTE SANITARIUM during such time ns ho tuny
require snme.
Supt.
This Contract expires 19. . . .
WANTED Men and Women to Take Advantage
of the Above
Think what it means to you and your family to be
taken care of in case of sickness or accident.
NO DOCTOR'S FEE NO HOSPITAL EXPENSE
NO LODGE FEE
No matter what may happen you are proteoted WITH
OUT FURTHER COST.
By paying one dollar each month to the WILLAMETTE
SANITARIUM they positively agree to give you free hos
pital treatment and attention from a skilled physician
and surgeon AS LONG AS YOU REQUIRE IT. Ncr mat
ter how long you may be sick or what the operation
may be, there will be no more expense if you hold one of
these card contracts.
Phone for piii-llciilnrs .Main Stilt). Cor. Kerry nnd Winter.
Watch for our agents nnd do It todny
Willamette Sanitarium
W. .1. PHHRLKS, Superintendent.
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MONEY LOANED
On Real Estate
LONG-TIME, EASYgPAYMENTS
Reliable Representatives wanted
THE JACKSON LOAN & TRUST CO.
Jackson, Miss. Fort Worth, Texas
o o o o o o o o o o o o
NEW TODAY
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Lnst or Stolen Soveral wcoks ago,
u Snell ulcyclo, two or thrco years
old; stool rims. Return to Jour
nal ofllce for reward. 4-3-tf
Wanted Four men to work in saw
mill, $2 por day and up; 1 trim
mer. $2 00 por day; 1 lather to
take contract; G mon for harvost,
$1.50 per day and board; 1 lady
to assist In novolty act, oxporlonco
ninnecoesary, pormanont position;
1 lady second cook, $11 per wook;
4 ladles for housework, good
homes. A. C Smith & Co., Salem
Employment Ofilco. No. 544 Stato
street. Phono 1507. 7-13-3t
For Snle 5 aoros, house, barn,
chicken houso nnd fruit troos, 1V&
mllos east of asylum, $1300;
torms. Only ono lot loft on South
19th street, botweon Trado and
Mill streets. Lot on Court stroct,
$1000. Lot on North 19th strcot,
$750. Two lots on Stato street,
between 17th nnd 18th, $850
each, K. Lupton, 1C73 Stato
street 7-13-lm
Dr. A. Reed's
Cushion Shoes
The judges have decided
that the only way to make
the Cherry Fair the most
pleasant recollection that
you will ever have is to get
a pair of Dr. Reed's Cushion
Shoes. Style and durability
are not sacrificed for com
fort in Dr. Reed's shoes, even
if they are the EASIEST
SHOE ON EARTH. Come
here and ask for the EASI
EST SHOE ON EARTH.
Salem Shoe Store
F. D. Beai H. C. Pugh
it
For Sale Sovornl houses In Snlotu.
nnd farm lands nt a bargain. Capi
tal National Hank. G-l-eod
For Rent 10-rooiu modem house
lnqulro nt 129C Center st. C. I
Audorson. 7-13-3t
BREAKS RECORD FOR v
STRAIGHT FLYING '
I United I'rtii Ltaird Wire.
Etnmps, Franco, July 13. M.
Dlorlot, tho French noronaut, this
afternoon established a world's rec
ord for n straightaway aoroplane
flight, by making a dlstanco of 28
miles In 50 mfnutcs.
Tho Wright Brothers' flights have ,
always neon maao in circles in cir
cumscribed flolds, honco tho flight
todny establishes a record.
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Will Long returned to his home
In Pendleton this morning after trans
acting business In tho courts lu this
city.
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GHIIJlrn Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
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