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EXTRAORDINARY
PRICES REDUCED
Onethird and Onehal
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Every toy must go between now ond tomorrow night
The heavy shopping has made such deep inroads
into our toy stock that we have decided to close out
our entire stock. Come early; these prices are go
ing to move them fast and cause some sensational
shopping. Remember, not a one must remain. Join
the crowds and make yourself a Christmas present
by saving dollars at this sale.
ONITKU I'ltESS LEASED TVIBB.
St. Paul. Dec. 23. The Northern
Pacific railroad today discharged
most of the watchmen It employed
nt ihn. hoirlnnlntr of the switchmen's
strike to guard Its property, and pro
tect Its non-union employes.
The action is taken to indicate that
thh strlko will be settled at a confer
ence between the railroad managers
and the union leaders this atternoon.
Hfiwlov. of the Switch
men's Union, today wired the union
switchmen to take . no part In any
demonstration against the non-union
men employed in the rauroau yarus
there.
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Dolls, Games, Doll Buggies, Magic Lanterns, Printing Presses, Books, Ani
mals, Drums, Wagons, Wheelbarrows, Steam Engines, Trains, Iron Toys,
Horns, Balls, Tree Ornaments, Blocks, Puzzles, Post Card Albums, Toy
Dishes, Tops, Surprise Boxes, Automobiles, Boats, Etc., at One-third and
One-half less than regular price.
Umbrellas
Wo'ro showing 2C0 choice Umbrellas
with oxtrn soloct handles, stcol rod
nnd framo, with bulb runners. Thoy
nro equal to uny $1.7b' and $2.00
umbrellas shown by ottior
stores. Our prlco
School chlldron would dollght with
ono for Christmas, and besides thoy
nro very inexpensive.
by ottior i tjc
1b only. . . . Pl.t)
35c Handkerchiefs 25c
Every 25c Handkerchief in tho large
Handkerchief section was sold and
to supply tho demand wo have taken
all our 35c ones and reduced tho
price to
25c
See them. Tho choice ones won't
last long at this price
20 Per Cent
Reduction
On real Ebony Toilet Sets. Positive
ly no reserve The mountings aro
of sterling silver and pearl. The
showing Is still large enough to
make selections easy. See them.
Reduced 20 Per Cent
Slippers
For Men, Women nnd Children Reduced
25 per cent in price
Extra Special Reductions
On nil China nnd Crockorywaro, Now Clearing
at Half Price
Warwick China
and Art Pioces.
Reduced one-third in Price
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All Brass and Japanese
Ware Less One-third
40 per cent Reduction
On Men's Overcoats
In tho latest styles and fabrics. It's seldom that
such an opportunity presents itself so early In
tho season aud especially so when every ono is
wondering what to buy for tho men folks for
Christmas. Wo suggest that you call and look
them over. Regular prices soiling at $15.00 to
$20.00, now
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San Francisco, Dec. 23. "What's
life good for, anyway. When you
suffer every day? You are only in
the way.
"Good bye, dear, forgive me."
Thus wrote Andrew Biffnizer, a
retired merchant, 82 yjears of age,
before turning on the gas in h'.s
room early today.
Mrs. Solomon Hlrsch, daughter of
the old man, smelled gas, and trac
ing it, found her father breathing
his last on the floor of his room. He
died before medical aid could be se
cured. The poetical farewell was
addressed to Mrs. Solomon.
Rheumatism, from which he has
suffered for the past few years, is
supposed to have deranged the mind
of Biffinzer.
San Francisco, Dec. 23. Tex Rich
ard, who, with Jack Gleason, landed
tho proposed Jeffries-Johnson fight,
is said to bo on his way to this city.
Further, it is rumored that Rickard
will consult with certain local capi
talists and sporting men concerning
the big fight, and that if sufficient
financial backing Is guaranteed, it
may bet settled indefinitely and im
mediately that the mill will be pulled
off in this city.
Governor Spry, of Utah, according
to a dispatch received hem today,
has intimated that the fight will nev
er be held in Salt Lake City, which
place is reported to have been fa
vored by Rickard. In view of the
reported gubernatorial objection, it
Is hinted that Rickard will heed the
importunities of Gleason, and settle
upon San Francisco.
Choice 'Marketing
In fruits and vegetables.
Court-street grocery.
Ragan's
Card of Thanks
I wish to thank my many friends
who so kindly assisted me with their
support in the Capital Journal con
test. Helen Wlnslow.
Gone After Schyleman
Deputy Sheriff Wm. Esch left this
afternoon for Portland to take
charge of John L. Schyleman, and
bring him back to Salem to answer
to tho charge of libel, preferred by
Fred S. Stewart, a wireless telegraph
agent. Schyleman is accused, and,
in fact did, print libelous matter in
the Portland Journal, and Stewari
being the other principal had the
writer arrested.
WILL MAKE
EMPLOYES
and
Boys' Suits and Raincoats
Reduced in Price
$1.00 Christmas Sus
penders, tastily packed
in choice boxes, 50c.
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CITY NEWS
Weathor Forecast
Fair tonight and Friday.
Cottngo Undertaking Parlors
Cottngo aud Chemokotn Sts. Calls
day or night. J. C. SIU. Phono 724.
West Salem Transfer
Passengers Baggage
Express
Connects with all trains at
West Salem for Dalian, Falls
City and Salem.
Louvos Journal offlco for
West Salom at 8:00 a. in.
12 in., 1:10 p. m. and 3:30 p.
m. ovory day oxcopt Sunday.
Loaves Sunduy at 12.00 m.
pad 4:15 p. ta.
Calls at noioia on request.
TntnnJmnn or loavo orders at
Capital Journal offlco any day
but Sunday. Phono 82.
J. B. Underwood, Mgr.
G linen's harbor shop
Glluon'a cigar storo
Otlson's baths open all day Sunday
12-i-eod-tf
Has the now ttmo owrd for tho Or
Kou Electric railroad. Cull at tholr
ollleo and got one. 12-21-3t
Mask Hall ""
Attend tho W. O. W. mnsquorado
ball at McMlnn's danco hall,
Save Thursday
Evening, Dooombor 23 for tho W.
O. W. tonm masquerade ball at Mc
Mltm's hall on Court stroot. Popu
lar prieoH. First-class music.
Christmas lleor
You will llnd tho thvest display of
beef In tho city st tho E. C. Cross &
Son's market. Thoy hnvo fun
blooded Horoford steers, two yonrs
old, and will dross S50 pounds. Got
a choice cut from ono of theso for
your Christinas dinner. 12-22-3t
I'ou "
Are cordially requested to phono
tny Item of Interest, Buch aa a per
sonal about a friend or yourself, to
Tho Journal, Main 82, No Item too
imnll.
Poultry Wanted
Highest cash price paid for poul
try by Hop Loo, Chinese laundry.
12-22-tf
Tivo at thu Itink
Como ml sot) tho Christmas tree
at tho Auditorium tomorrow night.
Every skntyr receives a proeont.
Tomorrow
Visit tho Xmas bargain counter at
tho Goldun Rule flaznar. Mrs. D. .
Swart, 271 Commercial street.
Public Christmas Tree
At tho Auditorium rink .tomor
row night. Evory skntor receives a
present. Admission 10 ctonts.
Try Crystalcts
For tho breath. For sale at:
Myer's barber shop.
Eckorlenst
Waters' cigar store.
Adolph's cigar store.
Dlok Madison's.
The Spa.
Willamette Hotel.
Tho Council.
Talklngton's. :
Tho Court,
Xmas Kvo at tho Kink
Christmas treo and apodal pro
gram of music by McElroy's band to
morrow (Friday) night.
Tomorrow
Vslt tho Xmns bargain counter at
tho Goldon Rulo Bazaar. Mrs. B. ,T.
Swart, 271 Commercial street.
For Your
Christmas delicacies go to tho
Whlto Swan Bakory, 319 North
Commercial.
Try Our Speclnls
Dainty lunches sorvod In dainty
ways at Wood's confectionery, 460
State street. Everything tho, best.
Phil Berg
Says his wlfo is a fine coffee mak
er. You know sho uses Folgor'3
Golden Gnto Coffee.
Invited to Review Troops
Governor Benson and his staff of
offloors havo been Invited to review
the troops of tho eoond rogjmont of
the Orogon National Guards, which
will bo hold In Portland In the near
future. In honor of General Moss,
commander at Vancouver. The Invi
tation will ba accepted.
UNITED 1H1E88 LEASED WIIIB.
Oregon City, Ore., Dec. 23. The
Willamette Pulp and Paper Mill Co.
has announced that the sum of
$2000 will be distributed todal
among Its employes, in addition to
their regular pay. This affects all
tho men In their employ, about 700.
Tho gift takes the place of tho reg
ular Christmas turkey, given hereto
fore by tho company. The company
has set tho regular pay day several
days In advance, in order to give Its
omployes amplo timo to do their
shopping before Christmas.
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For Christinas Groceries
Go to J. M. Lawrence. The most
complete line of staple and fancy gro
ceries in the city. Phone 311.
Stonsloff Bros.
Tho place to buy your Christmas
mjuits. All kinds and tho most care
hilly selected stock in the city.
Prompt attention given all phone or.
dors. Try them.
Bread! Bread!
You can get more bread for 2oc
at tho Whlto Swan Bakory than any
other place in town, 319 North Com
mercial. Cako for Christ inns
Get your Christmas cake, dough
nuts and pastry at tho White Swan
Bakery, 319 North Commercial.
Licensed to Wed
A marrlago Hconso was Issued this
morning by County Clerk Allen to
Harry S. Lamb, aged 30, of Port
land, and Nellie Rlonsod, aged 22,
of Woodburn.
Christinas Tree at Rink
I'm Am. n.i.n roller rink in '.Ms
c'iy is going lo observe Chn, mas
in a fiitir.i?sty!e by sotting up .t ..igo
;r;o In the ?. ler of tholr spiuuus
fi ir .-ml tl ii ;.to It up wila
'or tbor p.it-ons on Chrstnja3 r..
O Christmas night last year a largo
crowd was In attendance and a nice
time wns had by all.
Gerninn Lutheran
Christ church, East Stato stroot.
Luthor Loaguo and Sunday school
will havo a Christmas treo, with pro
gram Christmas eve, beginning at
7:30 p. m. C. Hopf, pastor. 12-22-2t
1 1 0 LI I) AY FARES.
For tho above occasion round trip
tickots may bo sold to -i; points in
Oregon on tho S. P. nnd O. It. & N.
Co. for ono nnd one-third faro. Salem
sale datos: December 24, 25, 31,
and January 1. Tickets will bo good
for continuous passage in oach di
rection. Final return limit of Janu
ary 3, 1910.
Wm. McMurray,
10-22-3t Gen. Passenger Agt.
p
Piles Cured In O to 14 Days.
PAZO OINNTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14
days or money refunded. 50c
M-W-F
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Miss Bessie Davidson left last
night for her home in Portland, after
visiting Salem friends for a short
time.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. G. Tnompson.
formerly of Salem, but of late years
residents of Portland, weru in the
city today renewing old acquaint
ances. F G. Meyer returned to Portland
this morning after short business
visit here.
Attorney George Randall has re
turned after a brlefstay, with friends
and relatives in Taconia.
F. J. Childs was among tho Portland-bound
passengers on the elec
tric this morning.
Thte Misses Freda and E.'anor
Black, of Dallas, were in the city to
day shopping and visiting their many
friends. O. D. Potter will leave for South
ern Oregon Saturday to look ufter
buslness matters.
Warden Curtis, of the Orogon
state prison, went to Portland on
official business today. He will re
turn this evening.
J. W. Bennett, a promise lau
yci from Marshfleld, Ore.. it. ;h
c. i In att-jdance at th? s?sri n if
ino supreme court.
Insurance Commissioner Sam A.
Koser went to Portland on business
in connection with his official ca
pacity today. Ho will return this
evening.
Smith & Everett
Real Estate Money Invested
LoaiiS ln Portland Real
Insurance Estate Securities
309-310 failing Building
PORTLAND
OREGON
TFOS. K. FORD
Over Lndd & Bush Bank, Salem, Or.
Norwich Union
Fire Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent
City Hall, Salem, Or.
PIANO TUNING
LUTELLUS L. WOODS
Tuning, pollsnlng, repairing. Tel. 608
NEWT0DAY
7011 SALE Sovoral houses In Sa
lem, and farm lands at a bargain.
Capital National Bank. C-l-eod
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Single
and doublo. Cheap, 461 North
High street. 12-21-3t
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Jorse
heifer and calf, just fresh. E.
Lupton, 1408 Ferry street.
12-23-3t
WANTED A pet dog, ono fond of
chlldron. Mr. Hoyser, caro Butte
& Wendoroth. 12-23-31
FOR SALE $2000 stook of grocor
Iw3. New stook and good location.
C. L. Crldor, Dallas, Ore.,
1 2-2 3-1 W
DRY WOOD FOR SALE. Pbon
Phonel419 or call at 1790 State
street. M. P. Dennis. l2-23-3t
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