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DAITit' CAPITAL JOVHNAL, SALEM. OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1009.
HALF-MINUTE STORE TALK
Commencing tonight and hereafter wo will again give you the
opportunity of saving money at our baturdny Night Specials. Thp
quicker you learn our business tnethoda the more you will be con
vinced about our values.
New Oregon Coats
for Girls
With Orogon buttons, mado to our
ordor oxoluslvoJy by a large Now York
maker. These coats comprlso all the
classiest styles such as are worn by
Rastorn girls, besides having high
grade tailoring and the best of find
lags and linings used throughout In
ranking .those coats. They nro cut
from ploco-dyed selected fabrics. This
storo shows thorn exclusively for this
state.
Ready-to'Wear Section
GRAND OPERA SPECIAL
TONIGHT ONLY
From 7:8D to 9 o'clock tue Ladles' Hosiery Section offers nn
attractive howng of "Onyx" Hosiery in tan embroldored. Those
Hot. u il.y sU h: 50a to 65c pair, but tonight wo offer your
thn' h- smult price of .1c pair or .1 pairs for 91.00. None
sold until 7:30 tonjghu
f.'UNP OPERA SPECIAL The Ladles' Underwear Section of
fers n good grade of Union Suits to Saturday evening shoppers.
thoy are low neck, bo sleevee. knee length, laae trimmed: fine rlb
l'il t ' '.it. Vataee to lOe suit, clearing to night at 7:30 at
-pjj$fr
I complaint alleges, among other
things, that tho S. P. does not com
j ply with the law, falling to atop trains
or so arrange their schedule that
trains may bo had from Aurora to
Portland In a convenient manner
The complaint states that lo3 of
tlmo and money has resulted by rea
son of tho railroad's neglect of Au
rora. Several New Houses
For sale or rent. For prices and
terms see Voget Lumber Company
o
39C Pair
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PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. F. A. Wiggins and daughter
oi Toppeutah. Wash., are thy guests
of friends In the city.
Mies Eva Frazler has returned to
Scotu Mills after a visit with her
sister, Mlse Hnzel Keeler.
Miss Myrtle Mulr of Portland has
returned after a visit with her cou
sin. Mis Hazel Dlshop.
Miss Jessie Kenton and Miss Avis
Chapman, two of Salem's queens of
the sales counters have gone to New.
port for a few weeks outing.
MIfs Ida Ttuef, of Des Moines. la.,
Is In the city, the guest of her Bister,
.Mrs. Ed. Wright and her brother,
Fred Ruof.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wlese, of Maple
ton. Iowa, arc In Salem visiting the
Glddlnga, Schrunk3, Philllpses and
other Monona county neighbors.
W. G. Harrison, wife and daugh
ter, of Dlalre, Nebraska, arc stopping
in Salem a few days, visiting Noah
RoseabsMm and family, of South Sa
lorn. WHERE SWEET PEAS
GROW 11 FEET HIGH
The picture below was taken sev
eral weeks ago and since then the
solid wall of sweet peas has extend
ed up to the eavee of the roof. They
were 11 feet hgh when Miss Hnzel
To'dhunter had her picture taken
a.angsld of them at the home of her
father. tJSO North Summer street.
Mr M M. Todhunter Is one of the
trus'ed employes f the Portland
wi iuii in I I'ow.t Compnnv
er of several expeditions Into Green
land, conversed with Dr. Cook on
board tho steamer Hans Kgede.
"I consider tho weight of evidence
altogether In Cook's favor," declared
ILobgaard this afternoon. "Every
thing he has said Indicates the truth
of his claim."
NESW TODAY
sis
WANTED Middle-aged lady to work
at White Swan Bakery. 9-4-3t :
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
JOHN F. OORDRAY, Mgr.
One Night of Grand Opera
- nittrAnv Vvflnintr Jont i
70R SALE Sovoral houses In Sa- -""". '' ""& Jps. t
lem, and farm lands at a bargain, i y, A. Edwards Presents
nanll.il Nntlnruil Rank. G-l-COd I
. . . "
ROW AT WOODBURN
OVER HOP-PICKERS-FOtR s,ALE,T?"eaBS Zeyn '
I Inquire 1299 S. High or phono,
i IS0? 9-i-wk,
Mrs. Moullet and two sons. Charles'
and John drove to Gabe Vande,lF0R RENTS,,room o.rt'j;?i
becks and tried to get a lot of hop- barn. Yew Park. Phone C47. j Costumed Productions.
pickers. Vandprbeck objected and B"'3t Prices Box seats, $2.50; Entire
ordered them off the place and after. pOR aup CHEAP Three-burner Lower Floor, $2.00; Balcony, First
some words used physical for onj gasoline stove, 486 South Com- 3 Rows, $2.00; Balcony, Last 2 UoWa.
John Moullet. who had Vanderbeckj merelat street Phone 1448. ! $1.50; Gallery, $1. Soats on sale at
arrested, who gave bond for his ap- 9-4-3t uo "into.
nnarnnrn In th Wonilhnrn ""' ' i '
court Monday, rhe parties live about WANTED Housework by girl of 15. , oan
The International
Grand Opera. Co.
Has had some experience.
at Sacred Heart Academy.
Apply , t
9-4-3t ,
turee miles from Woodburn. Mrs. '
Moullet claims she had enguged the '
pickers and only went to get them. "
thinking they were through at Van-j AN-NUAL Dog IceM0 for'
derbecks. j gm became duo August 1. 190.,
O I Dirmonf mm- Ml tin mnftn in the'
city treasurer or to me. A. W.
Long, Poundmaster. 9-4-3t
WILL BUILD GARAGE .
AT WOODBURN
Pete Meehan, who runs a fine Cad
illac livery oar at Woodburn. Is go
ing to build a good garage. He Is
:t careful drlvor and has never killed
anything but dogs.
FORGOT THE NAME OF
HIS BRIDE TO BE
MEN WANTED For mill yard and
camp, $2 per day and up. Apply
at Salem mill or Mill City ofllce.
The Curtis Lumber Co. 9-4-tf
WANTED Girl for general house
work, middled aged woman pre
ferred. Inquire Mrs. F. O. Decke
bach. Court and 13th strcot.
Phont 1031. 9-4-3C
Though he Is 61 years old
has been marr'ed before. C. R
Wheeler, a local carpenter, of Albany
was so flustered when he appeared '
at the county chrk' ofllce yesterday i
afternoon for a marriage license that
he could not think of the name of
his prospective wife
Clerk Mlllor asked the name of the
brlde-to-bo It had escaped his mem-'
ory entirely. E. A. Johnson, who ac-
companled him to make the necea- MAMFV TO I OAN
sary anidavit for the procurement of "'v .v i
the liceasc. knew her surname, and ' TFOS. K. FORI)
gave It, but had never heard her glv- Over Ladd & Ilnli ltnnk, Snlem, Or.
en name Wheeler pondered in vain, i , .
i and finally gave It nip. He returned PIANO TUNING
ii Automobile i
for Sale
or trade. Wo hnvo an oxcollont
12-horsopowor Oldsuiobllo Run
about, 1907 modoi, regular
$900.00 car, In good repair,
which wo will soil or trado. The
tires nro In porfect condition.
Machine llttlo used. A real
bargain.
I SAVAGE & BORT
1!I5 Commercial Street.
and TANNING PEACHES I am ready to
take orders for Crawford peachos
for canning Drop card 494 Mill
a'rwt Salm Mark H. Savage.
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Norwich Union
...1 .AAAZSU& OAAG UillkUll.T
waea vuunij i i
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent
City Hnll, Salem. Or.
mHI8lttHItlIBtl
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CITY NEWS
ft.!
Weather Fov.t
Fair tonight and Saturday.
You
Are oordlally requested to phone
any Item of Interest. such as a per
sonal about a friend or yourself, to
Tho Journal. Main 82. No Item too
small.
Gllson' IUhht Shop tin l'st.
Frre Public Lecture
Dr. AMon Grlfflths, of the Univer
sal Brotherhood and Theosophy So
ciety, with its headquarters at Point
Lonia, Cal . wllf speak at the Mason
Ic hall, over Moyer' store, on Mon
day. September fa. at 3 o clock p.
m. The public u eordiaii invited.
'he rosldenco prop rty at the cor
ner of Summer and Center streets,
known as tho old Moslck place, and
xpects to make tho now buy his fu
turu homa His former home, 1132
Centor street, will be converted Into
nn npartmont house.
"Wlieu You Nwl
Tho services of an undertaker, you
ivant one of oxporlenco, and one who
uses solentlflc, up-U-dato methods
A. M. dough's work Is oharacterited
by each of thMC. 4 Court street
Phone 120.
Hollo, Tliat You, Kue
Meet mo at Buckingham's far re
cream.
We Aiv Giving
Big bargains In Jowelry at pres
ent. Come and see us. You will be
9-3-21 pleased with our display In every line
Bnrr's jewelry store, corner Liberty
Oottagrt Umltn-tAklng Parlor and Slate streets.
CottagM and Chemekdta Sts, Calls!
sy or night. J. O. SHI. Phone 7S4. Vnr Stove Wool
' Ami eoal call 19S Voget Imm
ITop Ilcklnit Glove j h9T company.
Leather hot) picking stove ISc.
Canvas S ami le Th Oolda Rule ' tmc1 and Found
Basaar. Mm B T 3rt, N 1T1 1 JmM rtght. llHekUgfeaM's ( ufm
Commercial strtNt 0-3-Jt
' Siiiulit)- and Moiuliij-
Anderson's Shop llx barbors. S-Utf ; RMtfball. J a. Maek Oo, vt. Ud-
'pndeta. at I o'clock. iHtta tlars:
j Imwm grounds
Tff T' SJH CiE
n Mk '4 nSsMdiHKte iW. mHHBhI
ES4hVHSs!
HHHBEur VBI
BHsHHferV ir nH
H-BIf "H
.to tho woman's home In the eastern
LUTELLUS L. WOODS
tpaH of tho city, and later returned 7Unn? polisning. repairing. 'ial.
with the Information that tho name
of the woman to be Mrs Wheeler was i '
GOS
Yloletta Davidson, and that she was
4(5 vearc old Tho Hn wis then
I Issued.
Weather ForwaM
l"alr tonight, Suntlay fair arnf tool-
THE CLIFI" HOUSE.
All newly fitted up. Clean
and neat. Cottago and tents
for rent at Nye Creek Tho
onlj perfect view of the ocenn.
W. I). " WHEELER. Prop.
Newport. Oregon
MniiiBiounnmtunnnuntitnnumt
lii
;i
and or,s a beau iful Utile bungalow
It Is a crrdit to th Capital City that
suc hib ar able to hae the luxur
of a Immn la the Cherry Clt). which
eoHht ao 1th a llttto fror( tMCowe
Ik tww Pm City of th Pacific f
$WMt
n
are plaated hif a: I
urn after Janunr . and .
LABOR DAY PROCLAMATION
I
STATE OP OREGON.
Executive DepartnHnt
Salem. September 3, 1909.
WHEREAS, xhe legislature of the State of Oregon has set apart
and appointed the first Monday In September of each year as La
bor Day. and declared the same to be a public holiday, now
THEREFORE. I. F. "W. Benson, governor of the State of Ore
gon, by the authority in me vetted, do hereby proclaim, Monday,
September 6. 1909. as Labor Day. and recommend Its observance
throughout our state. I direct that all public offices be closed, and
I earnestly reoommend that private business be suspended wherever
poMlble. and that the day be obTVd by all our citizens in such
a way as to show an appreetatloa of Labor's worth, and the part It
has played In our aatleaal life and achievement.
Drwe at the eapitol In the eit of Salem, this 3d day of Septem
ber 1909 F. W. BENSON.
Seal Governor.
B the gove-n r F W Bns-':' sr-tar of State
T!t
Something
Good
G acres of flno black soil, threo
miles northeast of Salem,
this is ctr:alnly the host buy
on Salem Prairie. Price for
a few days only $050.
New 7-room house on East
Court stroet, $2750.
Call and see photograph of flue
house on Eighteenth St., a
compl-te home for less than
cost
Large loi on Court St.. $S50
For Fiiruis Miuill tract or
City Property, we
DERBY & WILLSON
M 11 I I I I llllll I I II I I III!
FOR
CLEAN, HEALTHY
NURSERY STOCK
OF ALL KINDS
THE
J OREGON NURSERY CO. t
LEiT I)S
Just remember thl
Mil I I I II H I III I H II IUII i
I
Mi earwtul ca'.ttvatioB aad watering s(OJS-lUliHlsitWJIUHIllllHIimiH
i
srttl prodtaM Oors uatll a Utw a
fit. Taoy are vr mII
produc flotrs contln-,
Mlty If fcy arr not alUMi :o o,
to
Trj- tho Olympln 0)-tcr
At the Octurt Grill.
J. G. Mack (
Vs. Independents. Sunday and
Monday afternoons, at 3 o'clock.
UaKio grounds.
Frlwl Cttlcken Dinner w
Sunday, at Court Grill, from 11 a.
m. to S p m.
Appetite Ills
. A. Young, of Sllverton, has
filed a notice of appeal from the
Mm. H. H. Xowan. of PorUand, Is
tho KH of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs, C. T. Molntlre. on South Com
mreial street.
Trr t'ri(Iot
For ih braath. For sale it
Myers barber "kp.
EckerlM's.
Water's elgar orij.
Adolph's cigar jtfits.
Dlok Madlsoa's. t
Tho Spa
Wlllawetu Howl.
The CohmII.
TalklHgton's.
Tho Court
St. I'ttiiPa Hlota, ". .
Chemeketa and 'M&Wtb. wt.
Rev. Barr G. Lee. raf,..Thlrl,nth
Sunday aftc TriHlVj", VSynday sohool
at 10 a m Holy EUjharlit with
ertnoii. at 1 1 a m Hreulnn nraror.
with sermon, at T 30 p. m. All are;011"" a tlo circuit court, as
cordially welcome. ' ,h reult of tho county court deny-
I lng a olalm for damages. Tho coun-
To Serve Papi ty court IssMOd aa order for the e-
Ira Hamilton, the Salem eonsuble, tablUhnwnt of a public road through '
went to 0odbMrn this morning to i Young's property near Sllverton, and
MiirA nflanitn nf omd witniaa. Yuibp nlalma It rfm,.r .! In
I , illeated the fullest crMence In Cook's
GREATEST OVATION j
(ContlnuM from page a. I
this, he sent tho following message: I
"Tell Dr. Cook to come anyway.
Let him wear hit hunting costume, j
Indeed I would rather see him In t
that dress than In court costume." '
Gook then donned his hunting
clothes and proceeded to the audi
eac. where he remalued half an
hour.
King Frederick embraced the
turleoa explorer, and showered him
with congratulations.
The klag's maaner very plainly In-
Choice Lots
On Easy Terms
SI 00 and up, on easy payments ,will buy lots 50x100
in Meeker's Addition adjoining Fairmount Park. See
Meyer & Belle Land Co., 437 State street, or Mr.
Meeker, S. Commercial St., corner Riiral Ave.
S1S00 Good 6-room house and 4 lots, east front, 4
ulocks from- Postoffice.
X '3.m ii i u hi hi milium.
I T Tlireshermcn Attention! Now
V I ...a .! a a
ia lucr nuie 10 onng your
threshing engines to have them
repaired Do not wait until th
Ml last da as there mav ba some
one ahead of you. Come early
' I niul avoid the rush. We carry
a run line of high pressure
steam gauges, also best Scotch
water glass. Ropalrs on auto
mobiles marine nnd threshing
engines and all farm machlner
a specialty
K. M. KIOHTLINGER,
17S South Llborty Stroet
!'' I i Ill t-VH-
fwi mhi 1 1 1 ii i inn n iimm
;: EPf LEY'S PERFECTIONS
BAKING POWDER
MADE IN SALEM
NONE BETTER
SHOULD BE USED BY
ALL SALEM PEOPLE
i
t
mhh mmmnmiHm-
John Taylor
Drove U trom tho east side yes
terday He says all at txslttbbors
are drlHk'as F)igM" GoW4 Qato
Coffee, aatl bo took two -po-l Mas
homa with htm.
Ruya Well.Known lnK'rty
J P R tntrtsoa ha Juat pupcbasM
lUflsctaU, lUseball
At the league grounds, at 2 o'clock
Sunday.
Aurom Coiuplalnw
A. F. Will, a reoj estate dealer In
Aurora, has filed a complaint In the
' Railroad Commislson offleo agaUst
th S-uthern Pacific Company The
statement .
Tb k'ag's private tailor was or
doreU to stipoly the efiktrer with a
omplet wardrobe aad was await
Img Dr Cook whe he returned to the
hotel.
Commander Hobflaard. of tho Dau
sh n&w. preeldecit of the Danish
Roa! GMgraphlcal Society, aad lead
SAY!
DO YOU KNOW THAT I CW SAVE YOU MON'IfiY on both new
and soond-haud goods. MOST OF THE 81SCOND-HANI. IIOODK
ARE AS GOOD AS NEW ' "ih in itud lie conxliuod
O. L. McPEEK
17 'o.utli Couiitieivlnl
nut munnit mum
OREGON SIENNA
MINERAL PAINT CO. ::
Manutsrturers of and dealers in
Paints, Stain, VarnUhes,
. . Fillers, Hhellic and Wall '.'.
I'ilttN
I M. A MeCorklu. Pros.
W Y. Rlohardson. Soc
HAl KM. Oil.
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