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ADVANCED STYLES OF
Merchandise
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY; AUGUST 23, 1909.
In the Advance Display of
FALL SUITS
and
OVERCOATS
Men'sShoes
that will please
The Best Dressed
Men in Oregon
Fall
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The True Fall Styles
have arrived. We are showing the cream of
the best merchandise obtainable. Entirely
new ideas in every departmeut. You will
find an exact reflection of fashion demands
as expressed in the latest fashion plates
throughout the store.
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Ladies'
Fall Suits
The Newest of
the New
Tho vory latest tuodols In
the most up to dnto mate
rials, such uh widcvcvalo di
agonals, tweeds, broaddotliB,
ssrgos, cheviots, pruncllo
cloth, fancy mixtures, fancy
worsteds, pnnnmas.'ln all tho
popular Blind OB which nro
domuudod for tho coining
season.
PRICES
$16.50 to $50
Read's Dress Goods
You hnvo bought them be
fore you want them again. This
make of dross goods has Justly
earned Its name of being the
best dress goods in America.
Tho finest weave, tho distinct
ive shadings, the durability,
tho fine ' appearance, nil are
chnrnctcrlBtlcs In which Read's
Dress Goods .excel. Our Fall
display is very large nnd ex
tremoly refined, and yet It Is
vory attractive, ns all of tho
distinct Fall shadings are being
shown.
Royal Worcester Corsets
nro universally recognized ns
tho best medium priced' corsets
tho world has ever known
The new color
ings are very rich;
many of the fine
grays and greens
which have been
so popular are here
in new patterns.
Entirely new models are
assembled in our Fall Stock,
with special smart styles for
young men.
New Ideas in Fall
Overcoats
to
Suits From
$15
$35
They are docldodb smart,
nnd comfort nnd durability
hnvo not boon sacrificed in
securing tholr oxtromoly
stylish appearance
They nro said to bo abovo
nil others. Lot us provo it
to you.
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Here Is Salem's Greatest Value-Giving Sale
Calicoes , I ic
Regular 25c to 50c Lnces 10c
Kegulnr 10c to 2Dc Lnces Ac
Regular 2Cc Embroidery lc
Itegulnr 50c Embroidery 3Hc
Itegulnr $1 to $3 Corsets H.fc
nogulnr $1.00 to $5.00 Wrappers
and Houso Dresses 50c
Vnlucs up to $50 In Ladles
Suits 81S.SU
Ilogulnr 80c Dress Goods life
Muslin Undorwonr. . ,'M per cent less
Regular 13.50 to 7 Hoys' Suits $1.10
Boys Wash 8ults Onc-tlilnl less
Men's Fancy Vests. . . .One-third Iww
Hoys' Kneo Pants. . ,!IO per cent lens
Mon's Trousers 20 per cent loss
Men's Clothing greatly reduced
Itegulnr $1.25 to $2.00 Dtirefoot &
Bnndnln 70c
Straw Huts well, almost giving thorn
away.
One-third off on Linen Suits for Ladles One-third less
One-third off on. Parasols, k. .j .' Ono-third less
One-third off on White Wash Dress Skirts One-third loss
One-third off on Suinmor Klmonas Ono-thlrd lees
Ono-thlrd off on Baby Donnots Ono-thlrd less
Vnluos to $25.00 In Ladles' Woolon Suits .....' $3.25
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New Notions-New Notions
Do you want your choice from
a largo nnd handsome variety of
Darrottes? Wo hnvo almost a
wholesale lot of theso useful arti
cles on display. Prices Iftc to 70c
The New Jet Hat Pins
in various very nttrnrtive nnd
protty designs thnt will surely
plonse you nro ready for your in
spection ,
New Purses
From 23c to $10.
Wo nro showing nil of tho now
styles but wo will direct particular
nttentlon to tho real alligator
purses. These purses hnvo tho rich
quiet worth about them that tho
lady of refined tastes especially
appreciates. Tho designs of nil
tho pulsus nro according to tho
latest models nnd uro espuclnlly
attractive.
Arc You a Journal Suscribcr?
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1 he Salem Granite and Marble Works
,
Offer the highest grade of mntorlnl, nrtlstlc designs, unex
celled workmanship, lowest possible prices. Whnt ruoro can
ou ask? We solicit youi order nnd urge an early order
for fall delivery.
WILTON W. MARTIN
2W MIIKIITY ST.
ONE WIDOW
AND JOB LOT
OF CAPTAINS
One Captain a Suicide, One in
Hospital and One in Jail.
Widow and Ducats
Still Free.
BUILD
Your Own Home
Beautiful east front lots,' higli nnd sightly, In Meeker's Addition
on Rural avenue, adjoining Falrraount Park. Lots 50x150.
Price $100 and up, on easy payments.
For sate by-
Meyer & Belle Land Co.
437 Stute Street, or by Mr. Meeker, on South Commercial Street,
Corner Itunil Avenue
I 'nUl I'm I.eaitd Wire.
Seattle. Aug. 23 Captain Charles
Anderson is In a hospital bore today
with a bullet in his chest and Cap
tain John P. Petorson, his rival for
tho affections or Mrs. C. D. Smith,
widow of the lato Captain O. B.
Smith, f jr many years notorious on
tho Pacific coast, Is in jail. Tho two
captains fought a spectacular duel
In the attractive widow's home on
Twentieth avenue yesterday. Cap
tain Anderson's wound Is not be
lieved to be dangerous.
The two met in Widow Smith's
mansion by chance, each cast glar
ing eyes at the other as tho after
noon's social intercourse progressed.
Mrs Smith, somewhat 111 at easo un
Vler such circumstances, tried as best
the could to keep her rival admirers
on terms of peace, but finally the
wrath of Anderson burst forth and
he is said to have roundly .berated
her for encouraging Peterson In bli
attentions, whereupon the latter
drew his revolver and shot Anderson,
he claims, for his abuse qf and In
ejUs to Mrs Smith.
Captain Peterson was lodged in
Ml pending the result of Captain
Andeoo's wound.
"ShMgnal" Smith, the, late hus
'. nd of Widow. Smith, committed
- i ide 'n tbe Brunswick hoel be-
- us. i, - wl e had Instituted pro
ceedings for dlvorco from him. His
will, recently probated, gave tho
widow his entlro estato, consisting
of tho Twontlcth avonuo homo and
othor property of a total value of
about $100,000.
DECLINED THE FLAG
PRESENTED BY TAFT
(United J'rww I.eiueil Wire.
Muskogee, Okl.. Aug. 23. 'I ho
Koo Too Wa'h boclety. which Is coin
pnRod of full-bloodod Cherokee In
dians, bus ndmlnlstored n rub alio 1 1
Prosldont Tuft that probably i ankles
today In a deep recess of the presi
dential brain.
Congressman Charles Creagor, who
has returned from Washington,
brought with him tho hnndsome
American flag tnat flouted over tho
whto house tho day that Taft assum
ed directorship of tho dostlnles of the
nation. The flag was entrusted to
Croagor to bo presented in behalf of
President Taft to the Indian society.
Lato yesterday the oxecutlve com
mittee of the redmen's organization
mot and drafted a set of resolutions,
a copy of which was sent to Crenger.
The Indians announced thnt they are
doslrous of inculcating the principles
of Christianity among their young"
men; that their organization Is in no
sense a political one, and therefore,
if the flag is a trophy of the recent
Republican .victory at the national
polls it must be refused with thanli.
PAGE AND PICKENS
CHAMPION DRILLERS
Globe, Arte., ...uk. 23 Luke Page
and. James Pickens, Qlobe miners, to
day stand ready to meet any team In
the world for tho drilling champion
ship and a substantial side bet.
Page and Pickens yesterday sus
tained their championship claims by
defeating a pair of drillers from Co
balt Ont. In 15 minutes toe local
men drilled through 43 U Inches of
solid) granite, defeating the visitors
by 13 inches. This performanco Is
believed to fo j r-ord foi lie south t
CALHOUN CASE IS
AGAIN CONTINUED
nnltd Pr" l.frt V?lre.l
San Francisco,, Aug, 23. Anothor
continuance was granted tod&y by
Judgo Lawler in tho second trkl of
Patrick Calhoun, tho trolloy mag
nate, when It was brought to tho
knowledgo of tho court that tho con
dition of Attornoy Stanley Mooro,
who has ben leading tho dofenoo and
who U seriously 11), is in a danger
ous condition. A conference will be
hold this evonlng botwoen Judgo
Lnwlor and counsel to dotorralno
what action shall bo takon about tho
fmturo hearing of tho case.
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TONIGHT
Mary Adele Case
CONTRALTO
Assisted by J. HUTCHISON, Pianist 4
GRAND OPERA HOUSE I
Prices SO Cents to $1.50
uiit ! onHemofff if mu tii
The Electric Fixture
and Supply Co.
Are now in their new quarters at 245 North Liberty
street. We have a number of new, catchy designs to
select from. Come and see us.
Electric Fixture & Supply Co.
L S, HYDE, Manager
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