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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOIJER 30, 1000.
SATURDAY
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Just Received
A new lino of Hudson-Fulton Military Capes for girls, ages 8 to 12
yearn. Thoy nro navy blue, lined with bright red. High military
collar of volvet trlmniod with gold braid, two gold stars In the cor
ner of the collar, trimmed with bras buttons. Thoy Rro made Just
lll( tlio older peoplo's capes which have beon mo much lit demand
this season. Those nro u very desirable wrap for whool -woar and we
do not hesitate to recommend the quality. See them Hi the Reatly-to-Voar
section.
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CITY NEWS
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Weather KoreeiiM
Cloudy tonight, Sunday lair.
Pencil HH!clal
Large ripo poncluw $1.10 pur box.
W. A. Irwin, North Commoralnl.
Celebrate Hallowe'en
By going to tho dnuoo at tho Au
ditorium tonight.
Dr. Manns nnd Wife -
Chiropodist nnd foot specialist,
130 V4 South Commorolnl street,
room 7. 10-lC-ootl-lm
AnderMm'H Shop
Six oxporluuccd
ehowor bnth.
bnrbors; baths,
9-201m-eoil
I'. ,1. Ieliman
Undurlakur, 450 Court streot.
S-27-eod-tr
Peiteh Specials
Large rlpo pamdio $1.10 per box.
W. A. Irwin, North Commercial.
Hallowe'en Dane
At the Auditorium tonight. Hp
clal musleal program by MoKlroy'M
orchestra. Admission 10 cents.
Vor Siilo or Kent
Three modern new cottage. Vtmt
Lumber Company. I'hone IDS.
10-ST-S'
Cottage Undertaking Parlor!.
Cottage and Chomukutu 8ta. CmIU
day or night. J. O. Sill. Phone TS I.
It You Want
A good Sunday dinner, buy your
groaerles of J. M. Lawrence. urnr
of Ferry and Commercial streets.
Hilly Wheele
The popular, gtuduer, won't work
for hi board any more unless he
can have I'olger's Golden Gate uffe
served him.
Pencil Specials
Large ripe peaches $1.10 per box.
W. A. Irwin, North Commercial.
Cider Apples Wanted
I'jlco $7.00 per ton; snoks fur
nished. Gideon StoU Co. vluagAr
faotory, Mill street nonr Winter.
10-12-lm
IVy Crji'tl'
For tho breath. For sule nt:
Myor'a barber shop.
Kckorlens,
Waters' olgnr store.
Vdolph'e cigar store,
Dick Madison's.
Tko 8pa; .
Wlllametto Hotel.
Tho Council.
Tnlklngton's. i
Tho Court.'
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At this atoro Is inlwnys a Brand shopping day bo
cnuBO wo always offor better valuoa for the money,
OHpcclnlly ho of nn evening. After supper tonight
tlio Inrgo Ladles' Underwear section places on
sale a complete showing of Munsing Union Suits
In whlto and natural colors. Thoso values ranging
in price at J1.H0 and $2.50.
1 ..-.( values tonight only. . . .$1.2:1
TS lfi0 v,,,,',-'! tonight only. . . .Jjtl.HS
Nono sold until 7:30; salo stops at 9 sharp.
MUNSING VKSTS nnd PANTS spoclnlly priced
for nftcr-Hiippor soiling. All slzos on display;
will to and natural colors.
1.00 values tonight only Kite
. 1 .li." values tonight only Hite
On sulo at 7:. '10 sharp. Investigate.
Hi
Don't. Forget
To try Buckingham's carmols.
Ilouie Made
Mince plus at Elite Cafe.
Celebrate Hallowe'en
By going to tho dunce at Iho Audi
torium tonight.
(in to tho Court Grill
For your Sunday fried chicken
dinner from 1 1 a. in. to 3 p. in.
l'or Christinas and Weddings
Mix. Junk's china, at Capital drug
store or studio, 079 North Cottage
street. 10-30-3twid
IIoIm'h .lust Deceived
A large shipment of winter robes,
Just from New York, at price never
offered before In Salem. Manning
Implement House. 210 State Mtreot.
Best Chicken
From 1 1 a.
lflllte Cafe.
Dinner
m. to S p.
in. for SSo.
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Try Our Specials
Dainty IuiioIiha nerved In dainty
ways at WooiU' oonfeethnwry. 180
Htate. lfiverythliiK the hm(.
Don't ll a CliiNip Sport
Huy Tashmoo olgara, inanufaotured
by the Salem Clar Factory, two for
l iwo-nus. ii ley are line.
Co to the Court Grill
For your Sunday fried etttcken
dinner from 1 1 a. Hi. to S p. W.
Hallowe'en Dance
At the Auditorium toulfMt. Seil
mueieal pnmram Uy MMlm's or
eheatrM. AdmlwUm 10 eenUi.
The Host Home Made
Cake and pastry at the Ullte Cafe.
Iluckiugliaiu's Cannel
Are always Just iiht.
Kentucky DUe Drills
Third shipment of till famous
drill has been received by the Man
ning Implement llouee, 210 Stata
stieet.
Vovomlier UOlli
I leave for the ltat to auoept a
new iHMltlnn; am utmhle t whip my
plano lined (only one month) line
plain ohm (sweet tone) the beat of
for I reeelve during the next ten
day takes It. with clear receipt. Ad
dres Imuc 2S1, Salem. Ore.
10-30-51
Pluest Apples
J. W. Carson, of 'Liberty, brought
to Tho Journal otneo speoimens of
his Baldwins and Hod Cheoketl Pip
plus. Tho fruit is high colored aud
perfect and of very largo slxo. The
Baldwins go thro otlors to the box.
and 1 on tho face.
ALBANY THE CEMTER
l Continued from page six.)
second. Frank flolman, of Benton
county, near Albany.
Dest box of Bon Davis First, G.
D. Peoblor. of Albany; sucond, M. W.
Hullson, .of Salem.
Dost box of Jonathans First, ZInn
& Calawny. of North Albany, Benton
county; second, II. C. Bushncll, of
Junction City.
Host box of Wagoners First, II.
G. Uumbaugh, of Benton county,
m nonr Albany; second, Mrs. II. G.
uumbaugh.
Best box of Storks First, John
Durham, of Lebanon; second, John
' Gotoz, of Albany.
. Best box of Mammoth Black
Twigs First, ZInn & Calloway, of
I North Albqny, Benton county; sec
ond, II. G. Uumbaugh, of Benton
county, near Albany.
Best commercial packed box II.
C. Btishnell, of Junction City.
Best box of Northern Spy II. O.
iiumbaugh. of Benton county.
Best box of Wlnesnps J. C.
Kurtz, of Salem.
Class K, host display on plates,
ton or nioro varieties First, II. G.
jiumbaugh, of Benton county, near
Albany; second, II. Bishop, of liar
rlsburg. Class F Speol'al premiums:
Host commorolnl packed box of
Spltzenbergs grown In Linn or Ben
ton counties G. B. Peoblor, of Al
bany. Best box of applet) grown nnd
packed by a momher of the Albany
Applegrowors' Aseoolatldn G. IJ.
Poebler, of Albnny.
Best collection of CO largest ap
ples arranged In pyramid shape Tie
for llrst between G. II. Peebler, of
Aibnny, and II. G. Ilumbnugh, of
jj minimi cuuuiy, near Aiuauy.
Host box of Yellow Bell Flowerj
-II. C. Bushiiell, of Junction ICty.
Other Fruits Shown,
The Jones nursery of Salem,
showed tho Pineapple qtilnce from
.1-yoar-old trees. It Is the most
highly Improved quince.
ChnrloH Crocker showed White
Plume celory four feot high.
There was a fine display of Wln
tor Nollls pears, tho best lato keep
ing winter pear grown. It will koop
until May.
There were nil kinds of berrlee
fresh off tho bough on all the tnblos.
Thoro woro many displays of Snl-
wny poaches, throo Inches In dlnm
etor. Flue Nlagnrn, Delaware, Concord,
and Sweetwater grapes wore proeont
In large numbers.
On tho long tables were hundreds
of platea of the llnost yellow, red,
green and dark crimson apples, and
pears and qulneea and peaohoa.
George L. Allen, the Lebanon
peony and dahlia specialist, showed
about 10 kinds of the lnttor.
ltuef Hro.. the Salem florists,
showed carnations, chrysanthemums
ferns and palms. Among thoni was
the famous new whlto Win. Tnft
mum. also the Virginia Poehlmau.
They are the largest growers In the
valley.
The lirst prise live boxee were pro
duced by .fun & Callaway, auroas
th river" from Albany. The rlvor
bottoms and bench lands along Hm
river aisj peculiarly pioduotlv.t of
line apples In color and slse.
The blggtwt apples Here the lied
Cneetted Pippins, the Wolff Hlver
and the good old Yellow Hell Flow
er. 'of which there Were many, many
samples. It has the melting Ice
cream quality, a mingling of wine
ami roaee.
Vnlloy Metropolis Jr. !
Wallace II. Struble has this lu tb '
November Sunset Magaslne. He Is
a nephew of Congressman Struble of j
Iowa aud secretary of the Albany
Commercial club:
'Hut what of this Albany In the
preeent tense It Is not a 'new' ct, '
with photographs of Itself as a sage-;
brush plain yesterday and a sport) I
metropolis Unlay. In mauy respects m
It has the characteristics of an elder
ly, well-grounded eastern municipal
ity, lu Its years of development !
has taken the things that fortune has
lavished upou It and added thereto
lu the spirit of true thrift. It has cul
tivate! the habits of friend 1 1 iiek.
among Its people, ami is absolutely
democratic lu Its residential and so
clal relations. It can be truthfully
said of Albany that It Is a community
of friends In the highest aud most
neighborly sense. It boasts o? no spe
cial aristocratic residence dlstri.t
mansions aud cottages are Intetlwovcn
In delightful variety the prosperous
banker aud the well-to-do merchant
mingle in neighborly courtsy with the
mechanic aud the clerk.
"Albany Is a city of 7.000 people, i
It has thirty manufacturing establish
ments; four banks; twelve churches,
n Presbyterian college ; a Catholic
academy ;a $50,000 high school (now
building) ; three graded public
schools; n modern, well equipped hos
pital; a free public library, two tck-
phono systems, with comploto rural .
collections; electric light ond pewer:
service; nn electric street car sys-,
torn; railway lines radiating in six di
rections; a rnplr transit electric rail
way under construction; It has twelve
mllos of cemont sidewalks nnd exten
sions nrc bolng made to nil parts of
tho city; it is engaged in paving many
miles of Its Btreets with bltulithlc
pavement; It has an unlimited supply
of pro snnltary sewago system; water
and electric power for manufactories;
Albany Is n dairying, stock nnd fruit
renter and tho clearing house for the
commorco of the central Wlllnmotto
valley. j
"Tho oggrogato of all this seems
oxceptlonnl, and yet tho cltlzns of Al
bnny, cognizant of tho great rlchnoss
of tho city's tributary country, bellovo
that thoy nro just at tho threshold
of dovclopmont. TlniB, bellovlng, they
Invito tho nowcomlng citizens of
groator Oregon to nn nlllnnco with
them in building the second city of
Orogon In tho midst of tho Incompar
able vnlloy, whose hills and vales and
singing stroams nro prophetic of pros
perity to come, overmntchlng tho
abundance of today.
SPLENDIDPROGRAM
(Continued from page six.)
anieni return visit. It was a happy
effort lu the way df n welcome.
Mayor Itodgers responded to the
VanWlnkle bllllkon smile with th
Albany apple dumpllug laugh. Ho
complimented Albnny on getting
there with hard surface paving. 1I
praised AVallace R. Struble on hls,K
MIllMlldld tinlllleliv vcnrU an tuuirulnl-v ' m
of the commercial club. Mayor I
Itodgers euloglxed Albany as the Ap
ple City of the West and the title
has been fairly won. Prominent I
horticulturists discoursed on the pos'
slbllltle. of peach culture In the WU- i
Jamette valley. There were bun-!
dreds of line peaches displayed to
show that this Is a. peach country.
The Salem Stalwart quartet was
the musical iiltraotlon the second day j
of tho fair. Friday was pioneers'
day at the fair aud there wits a grand
reunion of the old settlers and na-
tlvo sons and daughters of old Llnu
futility.
Some Prominent Speakers.
Aside from those mentioned on Sa
le! day prominent speakers taking
part In the apple fair were: Prof. A.
u Peek and Prof. A, I). Cordloy of
the State Agricultural collogo; W. K.
Newell of Gaston. Tom Richardson of I
the Portland Commercial club. II. M
Williamson, of Portland, and otheis.
On Friday evening there were ad
drosses by Willis DiMinlwny aud ('on
greHUiiiu I law ley of this illy. Th
home-coming reception wni held at
tin rooms of the Aleo flub and thece
wr a musical aud literary program
at ru Pint Christian church.
('ii'.hIuk; the Omrih
The dainty Ittncluw set out by the!
Wod confectionery are winning '
their way to the hearts and stomachs,
of the neoule. Hot tamalett and
-1
sal-ids, coffee, with real cream, and
other delleaciex are served at very
moderate prlcea. Mr. Wood gives
pemomil attention to every detail of;
Dip evl"e. and it Is scrupulously "
nent and clean, and very Inviting to(
ftunll) partly and young people. ,
t DIAMOND BAKING ?!
Ijj, Powder and Ktrncts 7J j
$ Aw tho Best J,
x Yokohama Tea Company f '
M OII .gOlltS. T
Xov Is the Time to Plant
BULBS
We hate anything you want In
HOLLAND GROWN BULBS
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123 N Liberty Phone 3S1
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SANTO IS IT
People of Salem already ap
preciate this wholesome, sani
tary and dustless method of
house celaulng.
Can be used lu wet weather
as It requires no opon window.
liefer by permission to Mrs.
C. H. Tlllson, Center stroet;
J. K. Allison, Church stroet;
Jos. 11. Albert, Winter street,
and many others.
I
Ye Upliolsterie Shoppe
.Its State Strove
The Fleming Realty Co.'s
Specials
Two new cottages in Englewood addition, with 1 to 4
lots as wanted. Both are bargains at $1,100 and
$1,200. They are well worth examination. Will be
pleased to take you out whether you buy or not.
THE FLEMING REALTY CO.
123 Liberty St. Phone 381.
The Fleming Realty Cos Specials
A good comfortable house, party modern, on a good
corner close in, walking distance; should be sold in
the next few days. See us. Price has been reduced
$150 this week, and if good cash payment may do
still better.
THE FLEMING REALTY CO.
123 Liberty St. Phone 381.
The Fleming Realty Cos Specials
Two modern cottages in Fairmont Park addition;
fine view and very desirable places from $2,500 to
$3,500, and with two lots. These are right up-to-date
places. Ask us about them.
Also a new 8-room house in same addition, with per
haps the finest site in it; $3,600. Don't delay on this;
price has just been cut $400, and it will go quickly.
THE FLEMING REALTY CO.
123 Liberty St. Phone 381.
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The Fleming Realty Cos Specials
Several new, complete, modern up-to-date houses
of six to eight rooms, near Ferry and 13th, $2,750 up.
Come in and see us on these.
THE FLEMING REALTY CO.
123 Liberty St. Phone 381.
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shoe bill will bs smaller, shoo
comfort greater, and you'll
come newer getting whut you
want ease nnd service il a
minimum expense.
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