ACHB EIGHT DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, ORET.ON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1000. prr oyland 2nd Floor Shop early hi tho day first come, first served. Early ones always get tlio best selections. Yesterday tills store was crowded with eager buyers, and It looked for a tlmo that wo would bo compelled to lock tho doors. Everybody was good nnlurcd and waited their turn, and wc be llovo out of all that crowd no ono went away disappointed, because wo are better prepared to handle tho crowds. Our assortments are lar gcr this year, which makes selections easier. Shop in tlio mornings If possible. 1 1 . n Toys from 25c up reduced 20 per cent in price. There are a few of those 10c pictures left. Hurry! Kochi, Brass, China Cut Glass, etc. at big reductions. Slippers ' for every one, reduction 25 per cent. See them. Ladies' suits, coats and dresses now half prices. Our motto: "Big and Better than Ever 1910." Watch us grow. Good Goods is the Watchword of Our Success. tin lings From the Men's Section Yulotidol Woll, if you'lj tldo hero! Special offerings of Men's Overcoats, latest styles and cloths. Included in this showing are Bomo of tho well known HART h SCHAFFNEIt & MARX colobrated all-wool- garments. Now la n good tlmo to select Christmas gifts, as tho best ones won't last long at theso low prices. All re duced 40 per cont, which moans that $15.00 to $20.00 values aro now and Sue tliom. oys Raincoats absolutely waterproof; will shod tho rain Just llko an umbrella; all sizes from 6 to 14 years. Now Kvory boy's knao pants suit In tho storo from ages 4 to 10 years has boon reduced 20 per cont In prlco. Suits make nlco presents, for boys, so liavo Santa got busy horo boforo it's too late, $1 Holiday Suspenders - 50c $2 Holiday Suspenders - - $1 MUM. Em Taylor Rockers From now till Friday at a liberal discount. This is without doubt the highest grade medium priced line of rockers ever seen in Salem. All have iii genuine leainor up h holsterod spring seat, frames of selectod quarter sawed oak, finished in golden color (dull or polish ed). See them; they are on display In tho Court-tsreet window. Hickory Doll (Just Like Cut) Contains four places arm chair, straight chair, table, and settee, This is a very sensible Christmas gift for any child, being made of hickory renders it very strong an ddurablo, and will last for many Crhistmases to pome, Just twenty sets loft, and priced at only ' $1 .25 the set Sc ""EsMAiiri I KB mJ ti A A A WVJkj fl IT iwa FiioiMiniYWiiiriiainiiTt;TyrQ3? Bissell Sweepers The ideal Christmas gift for mother, wife, sister, relative or friend. No other gift at the same cost will contribute so much pleasure and com fort, as a Bissell Cyco Bearing Carpet Sweeper. Made of selected woods and all metal parts nickle plated, Will last for ten years or more, Buy a Bissell $3.00 to $5.00. MORGAN'S FRUIT STAND 367 State Street i Bii. mmm if m&mm i s mmsmmssm mmMmmm mm -m mm " 555 warn k i b ' I The Finest Imported and Oregon Fruits of the Season Malaga Grapes from Imported Smyrna Figs Spain. Arizona Grape Fruit Pineapples from Florida, Extra Fancy Oranges Arabian Pomegranates . Finest Oregon Apples Persian Dates Pears, Cocoanuts, Etc, Tangarine Oranges Some Bargains Best Mixed Nuts in the city, per pound 20 cents Extra Fancy London Layer Raisins, 2 pounds 25 cents Best English Walnuts in the city, per pound. 20 cents E'xtra Fancy Mixed Candy, per pound 15 Gents Give us an order for a basket of most deliciously as sorted Fruits FREE DELIVERY TELEPHONE 746 An Ideal Xmas Gift 223 S. COMMERCIAL Sf Our cards and cases to match are something new that you will like. Others do. Cases are genuine seal. Cards are held firmly until removed. ( Toys For the Gir!s 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 to $5. China dishes in sets: 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c up to ?3.00. Doll fans 5c, doll hdkfs, 25c box. Doll sweaters, 30c, 50c; doll parasols 25c; collapsible doll go-carts, $1.50. $2.25, $3.00, $4.75, $5.75. Doll Buggies and carts, 25c, 50c, 75i. Golden Rule Bazaar Mrs. B. T. Stewart. 271 Com. St t- X9 a O J-t PERSONAL MENTION i L 1 $ L l l J vV Jf J 7 y t j I x j rf J Do Your Christmas Buying at Bureo & Hamilton's The gift you choose will prove the sort to please and satisfy. Something at Buren & Hamilton's to please all to whom you would give gift pieces fo: old and young: for father, mother, sister, brother, and the gift you choose will be the practical lasting kind, the kind that proves a constant and lasting reminder to the recipient. Then why not make your gifts furniture pieces? Numerous things will suggest themselves through a visit to this store, You'll find such a visit an easy solution of tho perplexing question: "What shall I give?" Come today. Hon. A. Gesner Is homo from sev eral months spent in the Harney vai ley, where ho says duck hunting Is very fine. A. G. Magers returned this morn Ing from a brief business visit In Portland. Carloton J. Lang, of tho Arm of D D. Lang Brothers, of Tacoma, is In the city looking after business mat ters and renewing old acquaintances This is Mr. Lang's first visit to Salem in 10 ytears, and he is both surprised and pleased at its growth. Miss Mina Maxwell returned to her homo in Oregon City today, after visiting Salem friends for a few days. Miss Clara Dunning left this morn ing for Portland to visit friends and do somo shopping. Roy D. Francis returned to his homo in La Grande, Oru., last night. after a two-weeks' visit in this city with menus. T. J. Blake and wlfo, of Mon mouth, woro business visitors in this city yostordny. Andrew W. Miles loft yesterday for Klamath Falls to visit his broth er, Chark-s Miles, who Is 111 with fever. LaHonda Williamson, of Portland, was a business visitor In tho city yes terday. Samuel Sharp o and family has re turned to tholr homo In Soattlo, Wash., aftor a three-wooks' visit in Salem and Iudopondonco with frlendd and rolatlvos. Tommy Mathees, of Toledo, was a business visitor In the city yester day. Cliff Bogard, a prominent Port land realty man, was in tho city yos. terday. looking aftor business mat tors and shaking hands with old frlonds. Nlles Budlong wqnt to Albany last evening on tho local to transact business. James R. Keono and daughtor, Clara, of Champoog, were In tho olty yostorday shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Robort Gregory and daughtor, Bortha, of Stayton, woro In tho city today doing some shopping. Thoy returned this aftornoon. Attorney II. J. Ramp, of Portland., was looking aftor business mutters At tho state house today. Miss Isabella Ackorman, daughter of State Superintendent and Mr. Ackorman, who Is attending the Ag rlcultural College, in Corvallls. Is ex. pected to arrlvo in tho olty tomorrow, and will spwid tho holiday vacation with her parents. State Printer W. 8. Dunlway went to Portland on business today. SCHOOL BOARD HANDS ORCHESTRA BOUQUET The following is a copy of a reso lution passed by thte board of direc tors of school district No. 24: "Recognizing and highly apprecit ing the kindness and public-spirit of tho H. N. Stoudomeyer orchestra, in furnishing free musical 'entertain ment to tho public on the occasion of the opening -of the new Garfield SChOOl bullditlfr tn tlio lnanutl.n o w uuiJilJUU VJJ. the patrons and taxpayers of school uisuhul iio. a, on tho evening of Friday, November 19. Be it resolved. Hv tia tinner! rP rll rectors, in regulnr meeting assem bled, that a vote of thanks be ex tended to the manager of tho above named orchlestrn! thnf tuta A,JJIX tlon bo entered upon tho minutes of una meeting ana the clerk bo request ed to mail a nnnv nf Hi onmn. . Tr rx. Stoudaniewr. nmi tn ,. - - 1 W vtlui Ul t.UV local dally papers for publication. ll?OS. K. FORI) Over Lndd & Hush Bank, Salem, Or. - Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Frank Meredith, Resident Agent Olty Hall, Salem, Or. PIANO TUNING IjUTELLUS l. woods Tuning poll8nlng, repairing, lol. 608 , NEW TODAY ?OR SALE Several houses tn Sa lem, and farm lands at a bargain. Capital National Bank. 6-1-eod WANTED Stock hogs, chickens and ducks. Apply at Hop' Lea laundry Saloin; next to Journal office. 12-21-lm HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Slnglo and double. Choap, 461 North High street. 12-21-3U FOR SALE Or exchange for fold ing bed, sanitary couch. Next door 1S98 Currant avo. 12-2 l-3t FOR GARDEN MANURE And lawn manure and rich dirt John Van laanen, S27 Broadway. 12-21-3t ANTED Experienced waitress and chambermaid. Apply at once at Salem Hotel. 12-21-td