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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1909)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1000. PAGE FTVR reetin The brightest, and most attractive display of Christmas presents are assembled here for you, As usual, this store is exerting every energy to make itself a most useful and helpful store to its patrons, and we have endeavored to puschase such a large and choice array of Christmas presents that your shopping will be made easy. On display are pretty col lars, aprons, handkerchiefs, hat pins, belt buckles, silk waist patterns, combs, barettes, waists, ties, fancy sleeve holders, garters, ribbons, 'gloves, belts, babies' bootees and sac ques, bonnets, children mittens, doilies and dresser scarfs, knit shawls and scarfs, sweaters, slippers, furs, silk petticoats, Not quite everything from a needle to a threshing machine, but surely everything in the dry goods line that you can want for Christmas presents , Hope Muslin, 9c Yard 15 Yards Only to a Customer Hope Muslin, 9c Yard 1909 Fall' Tailored Suite and Coats at Half Price I212C Cream and White Outing Flannel 9c 15 Yards Only to a Customer. LADIES' SUJTS AT HALF ?16.50 Suits ? 8.25 $18.00 Suits $ 9.00 ?20.00 Suits ?10.00 $28.50 Suits $14.25 $30.00 Suits . .$15.00 $40.00 Suits $20.00 $50.00 Suits $25.00 I212C Cream and White Outing Flannel 9c Only 15 Yards to a Customer TAILORED AT HALF $ 8.00 Coats $ 4.00 $16.50 Coats $ 8.25 $18.00 Coats $ 9.00 $22.00 Coats $11.00 $29,;75 Coats $14.85 $34.50 Coats $17.25 $40.00 Coats $20.00 12y2c Cream and White Outing Flannel 9c Only 15 Yards to a Customer Ladies' Tailored , Suits and Coats Half Price v 12y2c Cream and White Outing Flannel 9c Only 15 Yards to a Customer Smartly Dressed Are thoroughly pleased with our win ter display of clothing. The Tech clothing is decidedly distinctive and positively correct in style. These are the clothes all through and through for good dressers. We are showing a great variety in fashion able colors, patterns and textures, and you will find there is ECONO MY in buying here now. Pretty Aprons These aprons are so dainty and pretty that to get an adequate idea of their beauty it will be necessary for you to see them. They are on display in one of the front cases. We invite your inspection. - Sewing silk, spool 4c $1.50 and $1.25 Fine Woolen Un derwear 9.8c 35q Knitting Yarn, fancy 20c $1.50 Kid Gloves 50c $10.00 New Black Taffeta Petti coats $C50 Extra Special on Belt Buckles Oxidized silver, Roman and rose gold, with very handsome settings $3.00 values for $2.15, $2.25 values, $1.50; $1.50 values, $1.08. Dainty Handkerchiefs The designers have certainly been more successful than ever be fore In making refined dainty handkerchiefs in embroidered and dainty .effects. Everything to please prices from 6.c to $2.50. Fancy Combs and Barettes In amber, tortoise shell and jet. Some of these are beautifully set with brilliants and are warranted 18k inlaid gold designs; 25c to $5.00. Specials in Linen $1.00 value C9c 60c value 45c 40c value 30c Linen $2.25 valuo, $1.G5. As handsome a piece of Damask as you have ever seonat $2.20 a yard. It is an extra good quality and has a beautiful holly pattom, making It a most suit able Christmas present; napkins to match. Regular $2.20 value. Shoe Style, Shoe Comfort Shoe Economy These characteristics aro borne out in the shoes displayed in our largo shoo section. Shoes that aro far abovo the ordinary with all of the latest style featuros, docidodly snappy, but mado for comfort and wear resisting. Shoes that make and koop friends for us all of the tlmo. THE GREATEST SHOE VALUES ARE HERE. $G.00 Silk Potticoats. . . .$4.50 $3.38 COc Corset Waists for Childron. . loc 25c Underwear for children. ... 19o 7o Calicoes '. ,5j 75c Fancy Velvet 39c Corsets to $3.50 in value. 11c, 18o DR. ROLLER THINKS HE IS COMING "PUG" Seatle, Wash., Nov. 29. Dr. B. P. Roller, wrestler-physician, who has achieved considerable local newspa per notoriety of an unenviable char acter, has reconsidered his decision to devote the winter to wrestling, and has resurrected his old 'ambition to become a pugilist. According to an announcement today, Tommy Ry an, the veteran middleweight boxer, has taken Dr. Roller under his tutel age, and declares that the Seattle nhyslclan has the making of a fight er. Roller, who is at present at Mount Clemens, Mich., intends, he says, to devote himself to the ring game exclusively after the Christmas holidays, and ho will have Ryan as a steady boxing partner. After sev oral months of preparation, Riller Will matched with one of the second rate heavyweight scrappers for a try out. , It is to Ryan's coaching that Jim Jeffries owes his boxing science. 0 Another Mine Disaster. Marlon, 111., Nov. 29. A disaster similar to the catastrophe at Cherry is reported today at a' mine north of here. The number of dead Is un known, and reports so far obtainable are very meagre. Final Appeal Is Filed. Washington, Nov. 29. In behalf of President Samuel Gompers, Vice President Mitchell and Secretary Mor rison, of the American Federation of Labor, Judge Alton B. Parker today filed a final appeal to the supremo court of the United States from the decision -of the supreme court of the District of Columbia ordering the la bor leaders jailed for violating an Injunction. Each of the three defendants was present when Judge Parker filed the motion. NUMEROUS CHANGES (Continued from Pace 1) and the "contributory negligence" features. Another suggestion was for an ap propriation to pay inspectors to en force the child labor law in the Dis trict of Columbia. Tho interview with the prosidont Is said to have b'een very satisfactory and It is expected that some of the recommendations will be Included In the president's forthcoming message. It te reported, howevw. that Taft has come tp ,ne conclusion not to recommend any detailed change In the Sherman .law at this time, be cause a number of important cases are due for decision by the supreme court, which will Involve Interpreta tions of the law. JAPAN MAY AMEND (Continued from Page 1.) session of the California legislature tho passage of measures cdncernlng the foreign proprietorship of lands, which was regarded as being Inspired by an anti-Japanese sentlmont, Zu moto believes tho proposed changes In the Japanese laws will have a sig nificant bearing In tho framing of treaties between Japan and other powers. He said: "It Is a matter to be dealt with first by treaty; A treaty understand lng naturally takes precedence over all laws, and after that has been per fected the laws of the nation may bo changed by the parliament. "Ever since the days of Isolation wo have been taught to believe that the foreign or Occidlantal world sought to obtain supremacy by gain ing possession of tho public lands. Consequently we have been somewhat conservative in our ideas of the ad ministration of lands. Wo do not permit aliens to own our lands, but wo do permit them to use the sur face soil for almost any purpose, un der lease, which may bo extended over a term of 900 years. I Uollove that by permitting foreigners to own land In our country the nation would derive many advantages, and I have been unable to appreciate under what conditions such an agreement would provo derogatory to us." o Consumption Statistics. Provo that a neglected cold or cough puts tho lungs in so bad u condition that consumption germs find a fertile field for standing on one. Stop the cough just as soon as It appears with Ballard's Horo hound Syrup. Soothes tho torn and Inflamed tissues and makes you well again. Sold by all druggists. attels and We have a complete stock of barrels and kegs suitable for meat, kraut, oider, fish, fruit, etc, All sizes, BUY SALT NOW Salt prices are advancing and it will f&y you to buy now for your winter's ui. D. A. WHITE & SON 255 North Commercial Street. Phone 160. i . TTi C I U ran -nt6Ui MM i) KHIU .,' tm tbOai KtUn ' ave Money Buy your clothing here, So simple and easy that a large percentage of the people of Salem are adding to their wages $5 to $10 by purchasing their suits and furnishing 'goods of us, Get into line, You will be ahead by so doing, We have a large assortment of just the clothes you want, New est, nobbiest patterns, up-to-date styles and qualities that we guarantee absolutely, Such a fine grade of suits would cost you away higher at other stores, We never can lose a customer because our fine hand-tatilored clothing always gives satisfaction, Be fitted and save money, Suits ar,e from $10 to $30 G. W. Johnson Co 141 N. Commercial Street Phone 47 "I