Daily capital journal., June 08, 1905, LAST EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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BAILY OAP ITAIi JOURNAL, SAIiEM, OREGON, THURSDAY JUNE 8, 1005.
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35c CHEMISE 20c
60c CHEMISE 30c
$1.50 CILE&nSE 95c
91.00 OOWNS 75c
75c DOWNS 50c
50c OOWNB 35c
CORSET COVERS
A NEW LINE DIRECT FROM
HIE FRENCH GARMENT 00.
FIRST.0LAS3 mOH-ORADE GAR
MENTS AT VERY BBABONABLE
PRICES.
PERFECT OEMS, 25c TO
$2.00
IlADIES, DRAWERS ....20c to $2.50
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.
0. D. Burdlck wns In Albany yoslcr
Jny on n short trip.
G. A. Gregg, of this city, Is In AI
bnny for a short time.
A. C. Brown is now occupying' his
new residence in Englewood,
R. II. Coshow wont to Corvnllis yes
terday on n short business visit. .
Elbert Thompson lias built nn addi
tion to his houso in Englewood.
If. J Ponncbiiker, wns in Albany
for a brief visit yestcrdny on business.
Mr. T. Alcorn left this morning to
nttend the Linn county picnic nt
Brownsville.
Hon. W. L. Toozo passed through
thii morning on his way to Browns
ville, whero he spooks at tho big pic
nic tomorrow.
Bert Powell, who, for tho past year,
hns been nn nttendnnt nt tho asylum,
has resigned his position nud left this
morning for his homo nt Brownsville.
M. A. Lnughcnd has just completed
n lino new reBldcneo in Englcwood, nt
nn expenditure of nbout $1000. Mrs.
Laughcnd will nrrlvo In nbout two
months from Pennsylvania to occupy
her now home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. R. Koopcr, of Hny
Spring, Neb., nro visiting Mrs. Koop
cr's father, Mr. C. H. Rowo, of Engle
wood. Mr. Rowo is expecting F. II.
Ncff, of Philomath, presiding elder of
tho United Brethren church, in a few
dnyg.
RECEIVES
SYMPATHY
Stockholm, Juno 8. King Oscar ro
fused to rccoivo the deputation ap
pointed to present tho Norwegian
Storthing's address. Ho wired: "As
I do not recognize tho revolutionary
stops which tho Storthing, in violation
of tho constitution and act of union,
nnd in revolt ngninst its king, has un
fortunately taken, I oeclino to receive
tho deputation." Tho king is receiv
ing mnny telegrams from nil parts of
tho kingdom expressing sympathy nnd
devotion. Tho council states it has de
cided to call nn extra session of tho
Swedish parliament to deal with tho
situation.
FLETCHER'S
CHILDREN CRY FOR
OASTORIA.
Why Not
Refrigerate ?
HOT WEATHER IS HERE
And we have a large stock
of the greatest hot weather
laxwries
REFRIGERATORS i2ft
House Furnishing Co
W. of W. Services.
Sunday tho Woodmen of tho World
will hold thoir annual dedicatory ser
vices upon tho unveiling of tho monu
ments of their dead. Tho corcmonles
will tako plnco in City View ccmotory
at tho gravo of Thomas S. Burroughs,
whoso monument will then bo unveiled.
Tho address will bo delivered by Bov.
Powell, nnd Prof. W. C. Hnwley will
bo master of ceremonies, and tho Stal
wart quartet will also bo present. Tho
members of tho order will meet In their
lodgo room nt 2:30, nnd tho exercises nt
tho cemetery will tako plnco nt about
3:30.
Prepared to Keep Up Strike.
Chicago, Juno 8. Following tho
failure of tho conference of tho team
sters and employers to ngrco to peaco
terms, n special meeting of team own
ers wns called to consider tho question
of delivering goods to boycotted firms.
Chnlrmnn Rend, of tho tenm owners'
committee, snld today that ho would
urgo tho association to begin immedi
ate deliveries. This will mean n lock
out of 8000 drivers. President Shea
announced this morning that the team
sters expected an addition of $22,000
to tho strlko fund, nnd wcro prepared
to keep up tho fight.
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TUMBLING DAWN THE
PRICES
Tho wondorful business wo aro doing prompts us on to do greater things
Wo know thero Is nothing tho peoplo like bottor than to soil thom good
goods nt small prices. This storo Is a wonder ovon to ourselves; tho amount
of goods wo aro turning out weokly wonld moko a big city storo fool proud.
Wo aro travollng along successfully on tho plans first mapped out for this
store a big volurao of business and small profits. Read carofully tho fol
lowing prlco list. It will koop you from paying too much olsewhero:
30c wash India silks, all colors,
yd
85c fancy dress silks, yd
$1 two-toned dress silks, yd. . . .
Fatal Riot.
Snglnnw, Juno 7. Tho street rail
way employes in tho Saginnw Valloy
marked n fatal riot yesterday after
noon. A strlko lirenkcr who was
sworn In ns n deputy sheriff, wns at
tacked by n crowd of strlko sympathiz
ers. Ho forced his way into tho
crowd, killing two persons and fatally
injured another.
It Is In tho Air.
A big banner, stretched ncross Stnto
.street, on tho west sido of Commercial, from dat(J of M,c
.bears this legend: "This town will
move to Portlnnd on Salem Day. Oct
your pack nnd hit tko'trnll with us,"
Jnnd nearly evory window displays n
'placard stating: "This Btoro will bo
closed SaTom Day, Juno 14th."
Acount of Salem Day at Lowls and
Clark Exposition, Juno 14, 1005.
Tho Southern Pacific Company will
run n special train both ways. Ono
faro for round trip, providing wo will
linvo 500 people, returning in tho ev
ening to suit tho convenience of the
Salem people. For a less number than
500 will hnndlo on regular trains 13
and 11. Limit of tickets seven days
Salem population 15,000, second city
in Oregon.
23c
.50c
,60c
85c Shantung pongco silk, yd ... ,40c
85c whlto poplin silk, yd 65c
31.50 30-inch black heavy Taf-
flta silk, yd 08c
Hundreds of others to soloct from.
Now shlpmont of mohair dross
goods, 75c quality, yd 40c
45c fancy dross goods, yd 25c
20c Danish cloth, yd 14c
Black dross goods, Fronch
voiles, Panama cloth and Eo
Uonncs, all sold at small
prices.
Summer wash goods in a great
varioty, lawns, dimities, vo
iles, Irish linens, linen lawns,
fancy organdies, India lin
ons, dotted Swiss, whlto pi
quo, Scotch zephyrs, Japan
ese cropes, ftney whlto
goods, novolty summer goods,
and fancy challlcs. Salo
prices, 3aC, C, C'i, 8 1-3, 10,
12i2 and 15c.
Special prices on tablo linens.
4"c doublo-width quality, yd.. 20c
$1.25 satin Damask tablo linen.
Prices, 75c. Napkins to match.
Prices on towels cut down 4, 5,
0'i, 8 1-3 and 10c; groat val
ues; 50 dozen fancy linen
napkins, each 5c.
7'a laco striped scrim, yd 3'jC
Curtain Swiss and fanev
scrims at small prices. I
Bargains in muslins
4, C, 0 and 81-3c
Crash toweling, 4, 5, 0,14 and 8 l-3c
Bargains.
65c muslin nightgowns, Price ... 30c
75c muslin nightgowns 40c
Bottor ones very cheap.
Ladies' 30c muslin drawers.
Prlco 25c
30c corset covers, prlco 25c
30c corset cover cnibroldory. ...25c
Children's 30c parasols. Prlco.. 23c
$3.50 pongco silk parasols.
Price $1.05
LadiCB' fancy collars, 5, 10, 15
and 25c.
Now shopping bags.. 25, 35 and 40c
Half Price.
Mollno silk veiling, yd 12'jC
No. 40 Drosdon ribbons, 30c
quality, yd 23c
' Ladies' 35c llslo gloves. Price.. 25c
Llnon laces. .1, 2, 3, 4, 5, O'i, 81-3c
30c all-over laces, yd 25c
75c all-over laces, yd 45c
Bargains in dress trimmings,
laces and embroideries.
Ladies' 46c Fronch laco llslo
hoso 25c
Ladies' kid shoes; patent tips;
tho best shoo on earth for
$2.25. Salo prlco $1.49
Cloaks, suits and millinory up
stairs. Ladies' 15c Swiss rlbbod vests.
Prlco t Oc
Ladles' 25c duplex corset hose
supporters 14c
Whlto pearl buttons, dozon..,...3c
Best sans silk, ball 2c
SALEM'S FASTEST GROWING STORE.
Corner of Commer
cial and Court Streets
McEVOY BROS.
FLETCHER'S
CHILDREN CRY FOR
OASTORIA.
Marrlago Licenses.
County Clerk Itolnnd issued one mar
rlago liconso today. Frank Adolman
and Lonn Prawl getting the ticket.
Boat tho Japs.
Tho University of Oregon ball tenm
beat tho Japnnoso club nt Eugene Tues
day nftcrnoon by a score of 3 to 0.
CASWOIIIA.
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NATIONAL AND RAMBLER RIDERS
I can do your work better tbnn nnyono else, nnd givo you better sat
isfaction In every wny, If your frumo or forks broak I can repair them
Id a soUxfiiotnry way, imd match the onamel to a shade. I carry in stock
rims and and tires to fit Nationals and Ramblers, as vroll as other makes
I have tires of nil kinds, all prices, and nil guaranteed. Qlvo us a call
one priee to veryone. Then for $35 I have a bieyclo that's not so
worse. One-piece hanger, Corbln front hub, New Departure Coaster,
No. 3 Bridgeport Pedals, No. 37 Diamond Chain, Steel Rims, Thorn
proof tires and Pearson's saddle. Guaranteed for ever. Best work at
honest price,
FRANK J. MOORE,
Phono 301 Block, 374 Court Street,
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BRIDAL
GIFTS
Look through our showing of beautiful silver, fine c.ut glass and hand
some clocks, if yon are in doubt what to seloct for a bridal gift.
Thero aro scores of appropriate articles to select from, any one of which
would certainly be treasured by nuy bride. Surely, in tho list prlntod be
low, you can find tho gift to your mind.
Out glass berry bowls, from $5.50 up. Bonbon dishes, $3.50 up. Vases,
$2.50 up. In silverware: Cako baskets, $3.50 up; spoon holders, $3.00 nnd
up; butter dishes, $3.00 and up.
John Q, Barr brand knives and forks,-guaranteo ten years, $5 per set.
Clocks, beautiful mantel stylos, $0 and up.
State and
Liberty Sts.,
Salem, Ore
MARRIED.
CLARK POY8KIl.-At tho residenco
of tbo'brido's paronts, Mr. nnd Mrs,
O. W. Poyser, Hayosvlllo, by Bov. W.
Selleck, on Juno 6, 1005, Mr, Jnmes
C, Clnrk nnd Miss Fannie L. Poyser,
both of Marlon county.
Tho newly wedded pair, nfter tho
ceremony, took the Portland train for
a short visit to the .fair.
Money to Loan
TnOMAS K. FORD,
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem. Or,
Norwich Union Fire Insur
ance Society.
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent.
Office with Wn. Brown & Co., No, 120
Commercial Street.
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For Sale. House and six lots, central'
ly located, at a bargain. Easy terms.
Address "B. P.," Journal office.
418-
Lost. Betweon depot and East Salem,
a lady's gray tailor-made jacket,
Leave at Journal office for reward,
68-3t
Shingles
Best Star A. Star Shingles
$185
PER 000.
SALEM FENCE WORKS
Walter Morley
60 Court Street, Salem.
SHOE SACRIFICE
Largest Stock in Salem
EveryiPalr of Shoes In oar big up-to-date line sacrificed
at or below cost some at half coss.
See These Bargains
All of Laird, Schobcr & Co's ladies shoes, fine
dress nnd street shoes S3 -GO
Ladles' bost vioi kid, with patent tip. Regu
lar prlco $-1.00. Retiring price ..'.. 2-08
Lndies' patont colt shoe, with dull tops. Regular
prico $3.50. Retiring prico 2-50
Ladies, viol kid, with patent tip. Regular
prlco $3.50. Retiring prlco 2-50
Ladies' patont colt shoos. Regular prico $3.00
Retiring prlco 1-90
Misses' viol kid, patent tip dress shoes. Regu
lar prico $2.25. Retiring prico 1-GO
Misses, box calf and kid shoos, broken sizes.
Regular prico $2.00. Retiring prico 1-00
Mimes' kid and patent leather strap slippers.
Regulnr prico $1.35. Retiring prico
Children's kid and patent leather strap slippers.
Regular price $1,15 and $1.35, Retiring priao
Child's kid shoes, sizes SVj toll. Retiring prico
Children's kid shoes, sices C'i to 8. Retiring
prlco
Infants' kid shoes, sizes 2 to 5. Retiring price.
Misses tan, heavy sole, sizes 114 to 2, Retirfng
price, ,
Children tan, hoavy solo shoes, S'j to 11. Re
tiring prico ., , 1
Children's tan, hoavy solo shoes, 0 to 8. Retir
ing price 85
Ladies' patent) leather Oxford welt. Regular
price $3.50. Retiring price 260
Ladies' patent uppers, turn solo Oxford. Regu
ular prico $3.00. Retiring price 1-98
Ladles' kia Oxfords, with patent tip. Retiring
P'ie 1-10
Ladles' kid Oxford, with patent tip. Retiring
rr 1.15
98
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Al lof Edwin CInpp's manufacture dress shoes.
Regular prlco $5.50 to $0.50, Rotiring prico
Men's Cordovan Shoes. Regular prlco $5.00,
Retiring prico 330
Men's box calf shoe. Regular prico $4.00. Ro
tiring prico 2 09
Men's Ideal kid blueber. Regular prico $4.50
Retiring prlco 3-50
Men's patent leather Oxfords. Regular price
price $4.00. Retiring prlco 200
Men's tan Oxfords. Regular prlco $3,50 and
$4.00. Retiring prico 300
Men's vicl kid ssbocs. Regular prlco $3.50,
Retiring price,. ..- '. 2-00
Men's velour calf. Regular prico $3.60. Retir
ing prlco 2 UU
Men's satin calf. Remilar nrlco $1.75. Rotir
ing price , 130
Boys' cadet calf. Remilar mice. $2.00. Retiring
prico 150
Youths' bar enlfnml vIM Urt. Remilar price
price $1.35 to $1.50. Rotirincr price 1-10
Everything Goes Come and See.
Terms Stricty Cash--K&iiN0DED
This Is not an old or shelf-worn stock, bat the best and cleanest line of shoes ever In
Salem. Now is yout opportunity. No reserve imtU cverv oalr is sold.
Oregon Shoe Co
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