Daily capital journal., August 13, 1909, Page 8, Image 8

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MtXT OAnTAL JOURNAL, SALflM, ORJSGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, 1909.
Bona Fide Reductions
WE INVITE COMPARISON
In every department. We must have room for the largest
and best stock of Fall and Winter merchandise ever shown in
the Willamette Valley. Values are greater here, prices are
lower and assortments better.
,ot
thi
Red
Marks
! Rend
I The Journal's BARGAIN DAY
offer on pngo 2 of today's Journal
Hulicrford & Shearer
Just sold a flno farm in Polk coun
ty to a Colorado man, and also u
40-ncro cherry and prune farm near
the Liberty store.
1(011(1
Tin- Journal's BAltCAIN DAY
utter on page i of today's' Journnl.
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NEWEST FALL
SIMS
As usual, we are the first to
show the classiest creations in
VJomeiVs ready-to-wear gar
ments. For thirty days we have
been fitting customers for the
Seattle fair. More new suits
and coats just received, all at
Special Prices
During our Red Mark Sale
1-3 and 1-2
Reductions on a few first-class suits, finely tai
lored and this season's showing, Some 45-inch
coats to the suits; materials for early Fall wear.
Petticoats "Extra"
THE BEST EVER
A special purchase enables us to offer you a
good, roomy, nicely tailored, genuine Heath-
erbloom and Cotton Moir Skirt, usual
$2.00 value, during the Red Mark sale
Blue and White Seersucker Petticoats,
"Extra"
$1.39
48c
:f!tfSjHjejj)HtH
NEW .TODAY
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LOST OK STOLEN" Several weeks
ago, a Snell bicycle, two or three
years eld: Bteol rims. Return to
Journnl for rownrd. 4-3-tf
FOIl SALE Sovoral houses In Sa
lem, ami farm lands at a bargain.
Capital National bank. 6-1-eod
Men's Best Clothes Are Here !
How do you know? Twenty-five years' expe
rience, close study of fabrics and tailoring,
comparing values, and keeping in touch with
the best clothes makers. Our customers know
H. S. & M. Clothing Gives Satisfaction,
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, clo3c
In; very reasonnblo. Address K.
C, caro Journal. 8-13-lwlc
McDONALD HOUSE Private board
ing and lodging; moderato rates;
homo cooking,' modern conven
lon e, electric lights. Located at
Nye Beach, Newport, Or., R. A.
McDonald, Prop.
FOR RENT Furnished roms, 336
Njrth High. Phone 48. 8-13-3t
Fine Colored Curtain Swiss
25c values
19c yd
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CUT GLASS
LESS
ONE-FOURTH
tamezzju:
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WANTED Second-hand furniture
of nil klmta at the Owl Second
lianil Store, 320 N. Commercial
street. S-13-lmo
FOR SALE Heavy and light horses
at reasonnblo prlco. Must bo sold
right away. Seo R. R. Ryan oi
cnfl at the feed sheds at end of
steel bridge for further Informa
tion. 8-13-3:
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Company
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent
Room 1.1, I-iidd & ktusli Rank Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD
Over Ijidd At lluxli Rank, Salem, Or.
PIANO TUNING
LUTKLLUS L. WOODS
Tuning, pollsnlng, ropatrlng. Tel. CO?
if. if kiji )i sf jj ) i !
CITY NEWS
Weather Forecast
Showers tonight or Saturday.
Trovn'i Coupon Holder
Pleaie call Immediately at studio,
442 Mav street 8-6-tf
Write Ouy K. Altai
Woods, Or, for all kinds of flab,
7-3-tf.
Cottage Undertaking Parlor
Conm-e mid Ohemokota Sts. Calls
du i night. J. L. Sill, l'houo 721.
Knocked Hit Spou Off
of It That I what thoy did to
bis suit at 0. W. Johnson & Co.
Wo Are Still
Soiling our goods preparatory to
our removal at romarkably low
prices Don't fall to see us It you
need anything In tho jowolry lino.
Barr's jowelry store.
Try CTystalets
For the breath. For sale at:
Moyor'i barber tbop.
Eckerlen's.
Water.' cigar swr.
Ado'ph'i cigar iter
Dick Madlsoa's.
Tho Spa.
Willamette Hotel
The Couuetl
Talklugton's.
The Court
8aI Neu Indeed
L. W Soheson of this city has ro
colvod the sad news that the llrcls
4-yoar-old daughter or Mr. Ache
eon'o s'ster. Mrs will nowman, had
passod away In Portland, after a
brlot Illness The ilowman family
reside In Arleta Oregon, Mrs. How
man formerly being Miss Lola Cole
of this city, where she has a host
f frlonds who will be sorry to
(hoar of the untimely death ot her
little daughter
FARMERS COUNTRY
MERCHANTS
.Ship your produce to SMITH.
He will pay YOU
1 c for Dressed Pork.
100 for Dressed. Small Fat
Von!
ISr for Live Spring Chickens
14c for Live Hens.
Immediate payments. No com
mission charged.
Address:
FRANK T SMITH HEAT CO.
'Fighting the Deof Trust"
Portland, Oregon.
8-9-lwlc
I lend
The Journnl'H 11AROAIN DAY
offer on page 2 of today's Journal.
Thoy Are Still In Iliiftlncns
0. W. Johnson & Co. still have a
cleaning, pressing and repair hop
141 North Commercial sttoct.
Phono in Your Order Now
For your Sunday dlnnor. Vogo
tubles, fruits and canned goods ot
all lino. J. M. Lawronco. Phono 311.
A good, nice chicken broiler n
fryor for your Sunday dlnnor? Go
to Farrlugton, tho State sire: gn
cer and markolmau.
A Sign of Trouble
A Woodburu man one evening last
week saw the moon surrounded by a
halo In tho perfect shapo ot a bell
and with an outer edge the color of
a rainbow. Tho corona was whiter
than the moon, which looked llk a
bell hummer. He is an astrologer
and stales that it Is the first algu ot
tho coming destruction of tho world.
Railroad Admit It
Iu answer to tho complaint of
Ilrldes & I'eugree, two business mou
of Ouklaud, Or., regarding tne ship
uif nt of h uurlond of stock from Drain
to Portland, the railroad company
says the shippers were justified iu
eumpU'lulng. iib tho stock was unno
otMsurlly delayud. due to u combina
tion of olicumstauees. In regard to
thi' depot fuclllile at Oakland which
the oomplaluanlB uny are disgrace
o a filthy tmrnynrd," the railroad
eouipatty iidmlts that tho depot Is
borely In need of repairs und addi
tions, but tho above statement made
by tho complaining parties "Is ex
aggerated." DisvuiM Factory Matters
A meeting of the South Salem
cltliens was held at Townsend hail
last night to discuss tho advisability
of purchasing a lot and trying to lo
cato tho proposed glove factory In
that part of town, and also whothor
or not they would want a factory
there. As this part ot 8alom Is rap
Idly comlug to tho front as a Hue
re Idonco district It seomod to be the
general opinion after discussing tho
matter that a factory was not want
ed over thero. Nearly all, however,
scouted to be In favor of trying to
IWt this factory in Salem, but
thought it would bo a good plan to
establish n factory district and con
fluu factories to that district. A
committee was appointed to see what
a lot would cost and also whether or
not thero would be any suitable lo
cations In the soventh ward.
How Would Some Melons
Do for your Sunday dlnuor?
Phono us your ordor today or to
morrow Sunset grocory. 432 Stato
street. Phono 121.
Hack From tho Mountains
Dort Jorman, proprietor ot tho
Rod Cross phnrmncy, accompanied
v Mrs. Jermnu nud Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Ott, have Just returned from
a ploasant recreation trip In tho
mountains near Marlon lako. Mr.
Jorman reports a splondld trip with
Ideal woathor. plenty of trout und
other mountain viands, and tho par
ty's spirits wore up to tho top notch
ovory minute. Hert's only griev
ance, however, Is that he was oom
ptdled to hoist a good s'zed pack on
his bnck while traveling to their
onmp'ng grounds and plod over soruo
extra stoop Innd. which was not pro
vided with a b3ulevard driveway
either.
Two .Stool Storle May Ho There
Hill Andorson has a numbor ot
men at work painting his big build
ing on tho corner ot Court and Com
mercial stroots, and It U roported
tho architects aro drawing plans tor
adding two or three additional steel
stories, as Hill says, right on top of
tho hulld'ug. Anderson has had this
Improvement In contemplation for a
long time, but In order to do tho
work he would have to "raise the
roof." and that he does not like to
do. Rill say he has heeded the old
time advice to "come oft the root"
and dotvm't like to soe tho younger
generation have a higher one than
ho had to climb onto. The new stor
ies will he steol-Jacketodi copper
riveted, und warranted not to tear
at the pockets or rip in tho seams.
A Hack Action Suit
Yesterday afternoon Judge Gallo
way heArd an extended .nrgu
moat in the ouso ot L. Q. Bowers vs.
Ellinbeth How era. This was a suit
In oqult) to dissolve tho bonds of
matrimony. Mrs. Howors securing a
decree, but now. after n lapse of to
years, she again appears in court and
potltlons for the payment of $2176
as the amount paid by her for tho
support of the two minor children,
from the defendant iu the former
suit, and also $20 pertuouth until tho
ohlldron should become ot age. At
tar . Gori Blnghtm ipp4und for
tho defendant, while Attorney Town
send of Portland aoted as counsel for
tho petitioner. Judge Galloway has
taken the case under advisement and
will probably render a decision next
Wednesday when department No. 2
has again resumed action.
OXFORD
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TrouT'M Coupon Holder
Please call Immediately at studio. "lflllif liili !.. lIHI-
142 Stato street 3-5-tf
- 5
Hnvo You i
Had your Btilt fixed for Sunlby? r
If not, cnll Main 47. G. W J hn-
son & Co
!j
('ranted n lllvoicf l"J
Rose L. Smith was given a divorce
hot nior Ing from R. U Smith b ' "
jjudtcp Oiilloway. Mrs.' Swlth ' was I J
Mklui h (I'vort- on h rounJ.r of f
uniil and inhuman treatment. i S
Itond
The JournHl's BARGAIN DAY
offer on page 2 of todaj's Journal.
Ksussxassm
.lust PniiMc-l OIT With It
"Hurrah fir the ball toam with a
Chhumo-puzzle nnmo!" This was
the greeting given tho Portland
Railway. Light & Powor company
ball aggregation whou they simply
got u good foothold on tho baseline
ut the Wlllamotto field and ran over
the routo Just 17 times while their
opponents, tho Durton Brickyard
team, could only manage to dust
the homo plate six tlmos, and It Is
doubtful It thoy could have accom
plished this much had tho darkness
held off a whtlo longer. It was noth
ing short of just sport to see Pitch
or Leech, for the streetcar men,
nam! tho brlckmakers to the ceme
tery. Leech pitched splendid ball
und tho othor team could not figure
In tho hit column In the least possi
ble manner during the entire game
Loach nlso was the sticker ot thn
ovonlng. Ho knocked out a home
run and cut up somothlng fierce with
tho bat on sovoral other occasions.
Harley Dossier, another streetcar
workman, tickled the hide in good
stylo last night: In fact, about all
tho streotcar operators succeeded In
connecting, and tho way in which
thoy ticampored about the diamond
was heart-ronderlng to the brickyard
workers. Hoth teams were positive
that a walloping was going to re
ults last night for their respective
sides, and "sho nuff It did. ,
AT
COST Qjk
AND LESS
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" STOMACH P
BITTERS
There Is an
ensj solution
to the prob
lem of health
and thou-
miiiiIi have
proven It by
the use ot the
Hitter. Try
a bottle to
day for
Vomiting,
Poor Appetite
Indigestion,
lytHpsia,
Onunps and
lHurrhoea.
Our Fall goods are now arriv
ing. We will have warm weath
er for six weeks yet, and you
can wear oxfords for two
months yet. But we need the
room, so we will continue to sell
OXFORDS AT COST OR LESS.
We can't quote prices here, but
we promise to please you if you
want SHOE BARGAINS.
COME NOW
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