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Dress Goods
If you are looking for Dress Goods you need not look
farther,
We Have It
All new patterns .and
downe, Prunellas, Panamas, Serges; in fact, if it is
new and up to date ,it's here,
Canvas
Hop Gloves
Plain Wrist Gloves
6 Pair 25c
Gauntlet Gloves
3 Pair 25c
TYROLESE CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATED AT SALEM
Three Hundred Delegates and Visitors From Western Oregon
Jties Entertained by Salem German Society.
The celobratlon of the 100th an
niversary of the struggle for Tyro
les liberty, which waa observed, un
der the auspices of the Salem Gor
Salem Granite and Marble
Works
are offering monuments of the HIGHEST GRADE
MATERIAL, ARTISTIC MSIGN, UNEXCELLED
WORKMANSHIP, LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
What more can you ask? We solicit your pat
ronage and urge an early order for fall delivery.
Wilton W. Martin, Prop'r
259 Liberty Street
TIRE TAPE
For Hop Pickers
WATT SHIPP'S
La Vogue
The Standard
Styles
La Vogue Coats and Suits
are not mere imitations of for
eign models but the original
product of high class American
designers and tailors, Everv
retail of their making is super
vised by skilled experts.
We are proud of our show
ing and -invite your inspection,
weaves, in Heed's Lans-
Cotton
Blankets
A most complete line, Don't
overlook these values,
75c to $2.50
man Society, brought nearly 300 del
egates and visitors to Salem Sunday.
The Portland societies sent two spe
cial cars over tho Oregon Electric,
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SURPRISING
RICHNESS
Never shown with more attractiveness
than now, in our admirable selections
of new and seasonable Goods. We
shall continue to sell the very best for
the very least just as long as our name
is over the door.
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nnd all were mot by tho roceptlon
commltees and conducted to tho local
society hall on State stroot, whero a
lunch was served. Special cars at
1 p, m. took tho entire gathering to
tho Savage grove, east of tho city.
Before going there the guests scat
tered over the city, visited the state
capital and other Institutions of our
beautiful city. All the visitors ex
pressed delight at tho wldo streets,
beautiful pavemontB and public busi
ness buddings of Salem. Tho day
was perfect and tho entire program
of arrangements drew compliments
for the Salem German-speaking citi
zens, who wero hosts for the occa
sion. Some of the Delegations.
The Helvelta Saengor Club sent
an excursion party of 50 mombers
and their ladles.
Tho "Austrian Hungarian Veroln
sent about 2G delegates and ladles.
The Oregon City German Vereln
arrived on a special car via tho
Southern Pacific, 52 strong, led by
President Schnoerr, of Willamette.
The Mt. Angel Gorman Society
sent 12 delegates.
TTie German Veterans' Society, of
Portland, sent (Aout 20 delegates.
The Iron cross was quite prominent
The Hermanns Soehne sent about
20 delegates.
The Eugene delegation wa head
ed by the officers and following mem
bers:
EmU Koppe, president, and wife;
Albert C. Iiundeman, secretary; Mo-l
bert Aya, Jofin Boehrlnger, Michel
Wald, Fritz Wald, Ralph Marx, Ous
tav Adolph Sachs and wife, Bruno
Vitus, wife, eon and daughter, Franz
Schober, Joseph Brauner and son,
John Schmltt. P. J. Boiler, Jacob
Strassmaler. V. J. Benlckl, George
Heltzman and wHe.
Program at the flrove, j
The president of the Salem Vereln
cahed the large assembly to order,
and extended the vls'tlng delegates
"A Square Deal
for Every Man"
That'c what you get here, Our clothing depart
ment Is crammed full of all the new and up to
date togs, Whenever you buy here you get
honest value for your money, Why not let us
prove it to your permanent satisfaction,
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$10 to $35
n cordial wolcomo. He read a tele
gram from Otto Klecman, of Port
land, president of tho Consolidation
of Gorman Speaking Societies off
Orogon, regretting that he was un
abblo to bo present nt tho celebra
tion in honor of tho Tyroleso nation
al hero, Andreas Hofor. Tho Salem
Gesang Voroln now rendered two
beautiful national German songs,
"Dor Tag des Herren" and "Roesleln
nut dor Heldo." Tho followed as
able and scholarly historical address
by Iter. Carl Hopf, of tho State
stroot Lutheran church, on "Tho Con
tonnary of Tyrolcse Liberty," which
was loudly applauded by all presen
Tho musical ovont of the day wnBtho
Rtnc'ntr nt '7n fnntin Jn Hnrtn"
solo by F, G Deckabach and chortus
by all the members of the singing so
cieties present. Tho seat of honor
on the platform was given Jos. Al
brecht, the oldest Tyroleso present,
three of hfs mother's brothers having
fought under Andreas, the Immortal.
Sttort AtWjrsse.
Short addresses wero delivered by
President Koppe and Delegate Sachs,
of Eugene;. Secretary Fucks, of the
8tato Verband; Hmll Krattiger, of
the 8wlss Gruetll Vereln; Herr Ilels
acher. president of the Deutscher
Unterstuetsungs Vereln, of Portland,
an diast by" President Schnoerr, of
Oregon Cly. This last address waa
thrilling wjth genuine German elo
quence, and to cap the climax Wll
helm Helser, of McMInnvllle, de
livered n splendid original "Saenger
Grusz." One scene that caused a
great deal of merriment was when
President Schnoerr, of Oregon City,
greeted the presiding officer In a
very touching manner. He threw
his arms about his neck In the old
fashioned national embrace, a the
men do more kissing among them
selve : tha' mtry than any oth
er. The addr"B8of E Krattiger and
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Cool Weather
Will soon be here, Don't wait for the rain to fall be-
b:,ylna your Fall shoes, Make your selection now.
The Barry Shoe for
Men who Care.
Baby
We-jiow .have oneof the finest lines of baby goods
i '. the Willamette Valley, Come in and let us show
oy. Among the new arrivals are Baby Hoods, Flan
nels, Dressos, Booteos, Hosiery, Blankets, Toilet Arti
cles, Stork Cloth, etc, etp,
Men's
Neckwear
A very fine assortment of
newand up to date Ties just
arrjved, See Commercial St,
window,
25c
BUILD
Your Own Home
Beautiful east frant lots, grnded strcetH, hlgn and sightly, In
Mcekor's Addition on RuralAvonue, adjoining Fnlrmount Park.
Lots GOxlGO. Price 1100 and up, on easy payments.
Meyer & Belle Land Co.
1.17 Htat' Htrwt, or by Mr. Meeker, on Booth Commercial Street,
Corner llurnl Avenue
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
celect from. Come and see us.
Electric Fixture & Swpp!y Co.
L. S. HYDF, Manager
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Prices
$3.50
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to
$5.00
Goods
Ladies'
Hosiery
An extra good line of 25c
Lisle Hose, For a short time
g them at
3 Pair for 50c
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