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Don't Fail to See and Ride In ItSells $1565 Salem
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The Essex--Is Now. Ready
The most interesting exhibit at all of the automobile shows this year is the only new
car the Essex.
Its coming has been looked forward to for more than a year.. And so when the first
showing was announced on January 16 every Essex sales room was crowded by motor
ists who wanted to see the car about which they had heard so much.
Thousands have since ridden in it
Note the praising words they have for it It combines the wanted qualities of both
the light weight cheap car which appeals b cause of its low cost and -economy of opera
tion with the endurance, performance, elegance and easy riding qualities of the large
costly car. It does this in a way .that no other car has ever done.
; v You Should Not Only See It
You Should Ride in the Essex
' No sensational claims are made for the Essex,
except those that are made by the thousands
who have learned to know its qualities. .
As you view the various exhibits at the auto
mobile' shows yal will be reminded of the ears
you know intimately from having
soph them on tHe streets. A few
changes in body 'designs, perhaps,
but nothing of. importance mechan
ically, has been produced during, the
past year.
The Essex, therefor, is the dis
tinctive car of the year.
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It is light in weight. It has all the qualities
that make the light cheap car attractive. Hut it
also has the easy riding qualities, ami the per
formance, the long endurance and the refinement
of the large and costly ears.
It has jMM.se and will retain its
rigidity throughout long hard serv-
These are things" which any ob
server will immediately notice. And
that is why instead of advertising
the claims as is usually done, we
merely ask you to come see and ride
in the Essex.
oil patented and non-patented pa ve
iMcnt are .received the commission
must accept the lowest bid even it
the patented pavement la better and
costs only a few ceats mere.
"I have confidence In the commis
sion and want to Rive it full power.
he said. "This bill tie the commis
sion's hands."
Action on the bill was deferred and
DimUk's bill directed at royalty II
cei.se was taken up. The bill pro
vides for a posting of royalty charges
with th." ion! mission and Senator
THmftk explained that it would pre
vent possibility of on evil whereby
contractors are not on an e;'ial ba
sis and competition la eliminated.
IachiHiind and Hurley asked If se
cret rebates could not be given bv
owners -of patented pavement even
though a royalty might be posted
as applying to all bidders..
Dimlck. replied that affidavit
must ie signed and that violation
would mean prosecution for rr-jury.
Senator Patterson wos of the opin
ion that the paving combine could
mploy a. man at 3.000 or $40,000
year whose business would be to
pay rebates out of bis salary.
"Dut Is would be a-violatlon of law
and If they were detected there
would he prosecution, Lachmund
pointed out
Relative to this bill the opinion of
the attorney general will be sought.
WHY DO WOMEN
SUFFER
When There U Such a Rem
cdj for Their Ills as Lydla
E. Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compotxnd?j
Mishawaka. Ind. "I had each
severe female weakness that I could
not do my work and
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Elbert Thompson, Manager
MCHMUND AND
THOMAS SCORE
tfrton Goes to Portland With
otPeramion Meeting
Called Anyway
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.'.Louis Lachuiunl; the Vrappy sen
alsr froni Maiion. land Charley
Ttomaa. the", nngpaclous Jacksoa
county solon. yesterday scored on
Senator Or ton, chairman of the sen
ate roads and highways committee,
who surreptitiously left for Portland
without being excused by the presi
dent, while the Toomas-Lachmund
anti-trust Jbills were awaiting action
by the committee. Lachmund and
Thomas Interpreted Orton's sudden
depatture as an effort to have action
on the bills delayed. By parliamen
tary maneuvers they succeeded In
having tb committee called by Pres
ident Vinton with Senator Hurley as
temporary chairman-and the bills
were given consideration.
Shortly before adjournment Lach
mund demanded to be informed
f whether Senator Orton had left the
city without an excuse from the president.
I understand he is meeting with I and Lachmund declared that mem
a sub-committee, teplied President
Vinton.
"I am reliably informed that he
has gone to Portland," Lachmund
said, "and should like to see a bench
warrant issued and have him return
ed. There are bills pending in the
roads and. highways committee that
need immediate attention. ' 1 1 urge
you, Mr. President, to call a meet
ing of the; committee immediately
afjer adjournment to elect a tem
porary chairman and proceed with
business."
Thomas moved that Senator Hur
ley be instructed to call a meeting
1 of the committee. This earned.
When the committee met Thomas
NEW-SPRING
MERCHANDISE
Arriving Daily
New dress goods, silks, taffetas, messaliues, georg
ette crepes, crepe de chines, new ku miner wash
materials, new ginghams, etc.
Ladies' new coats, suits and dresses for spring are
just beginning to arrive here ever- day.
Our Prices Always the Lowest
. GALE. & CO.
Phone 1072
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Commercial and Court St., Salem Formerly Chicago Store
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I eoold not eet anv-
tbinr to relieve ma.
A pbvsldan treated
me, bat it did no
good. I bad been in
this condition for
three months when I
bejraa taking Lydia
lu. nnxnam Vege
table Compound
(tablet form) snd
tt eared no. I
keen doom and im
able to do my work now. I certainly
praise yoor medicine. airs. Scda
Itldfatheji. 643 West Second Street.
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Women who suffer from snchsJImenta
should not continoe to dng around and
do their work under such conditions, but
profit by the experienca of Mrs. Oki
fatf?r and thousands of others wbohav
tried this famous root and herb remedr.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
poond. and found relief from saeh snf
ferin. If complications exist write the
l'Vuia iu. nnkbam Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass. Tb result of their 40 Tears'
xperience in advising women on this
uujv:b ia at your service.
Suffrage Banners for
Peace Council Stopped
WASHINGTON', Feb. 1. In con
nection with the cancellation by the
Uate department of the passports of
Mtss Mildred Morris, of Denver, and
Miss Clara Wold of Portland. Or.lnst
efore they were to sail for frinc
this week, it was stated that the
Uate department today, that the two
women bad represented that ther
were rolnc; abroad for war work ani
tht the cancellation order was Is
sued when the department learned
they had been enpafd In the activi
ties of the women s party before the
White bonne. A statement lssaed bv
the woman's party headquarters de
clared that some of Its members ai-
redv were In Prance and that It wa
their Intention to "petition th pres
ident by banners and demonstration
wherever he roes, for enfranchise
ment of American women."
The statement quoted a number of
inscriptions for banners which It ws
said Mi's Morris and Miss Wold
would have . displayed outside the
peace conference and before the
president's reridence In Paris If ther
had been- permitted to saiL
Read ihe Classified Ads.
BAD SPRAINS OR
MUSCLE STRAW
Itab rata. Ache, Bores ajid
Kwellinar Iliht Oat With
SC Jacob Lininaenr
Rub It on a sprained ankle, wrtit,
shoulder, back or a sprain or strata
anywhere, 'that's when yoo realize
the magic In old. honest "St. Jacobs
Liniment because the moment it is
applied, out comes the pais, ache,
soreness and swelling. It penetrates
right Into the Injured - muscles,
nerves. IJraments. tendons aad boaea.
and relief comes instantly. It af
merely kills pain, but soothes aad
heals the Injury so a quick recovery
Is effected.
Get a small trial bottle of "St.
Jacobs Liniment right now at aty
drug store and stop suffering. Noth
ing else sets things straight so quick
ly so thoroughly. It is the only
application to rub on a' bad tpraia,
strain, bruise or swelling- -
Another trouble about the propos
ed Itish republic will be the diffi
culty or wishing the tlee-presldency
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NOW GOING STRONG
' . A few prices to interest you:
Warranted Crossciit saws ., . 75c and $1.00 foot
25c
2 for 25c
.- $1.00 each
$60.00
$67.50
Big reductions on pruning outfits and garden tools of all kinds.
Lantern Globes ... . ...... r. . . ... , . . . . , . . .
Dairy Scales ,. .. ..
All Blue Stransky Graniteware, reduced for quick selling.
One $85 Steel Kitchen Range to close, out- ...... ..........
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COME HERE FOR BARGAINS IN HARDWARE
"466 STATE STREET
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bers of the lower house were intro
ducing bills virtually identical with
bills previously introduced in the
senate and that they were being act
ed upon ahead of the senate bills.
"Our bills were Introduced a week
ahead of them. said Lacbmimd
' Senator Rltner as a member of the
sub-committee, was in possession of
the bills and thought Hurley as act
Inc chairman should give him ite-
ceipt for them, but this was not held
necessary. Rltner urged more speedy
action in hte committee.
"This delay is getting on my
nerves," he said. "Let's speed up.
I am willing to stay here tomorrow
if necessary to clean up business."
It was agreed by the committee
that the Lachmund-Thomas meas
ures, if agreed npon by all members,
should go out as committee bills.
Lachmund and Ttioinas agreed to
this. It was also agred that they
ehould remain as separate bills.
"There seeis's to be a disposition
on the part of the chairman of the
senate and the bouse committees to
draw up bills themselves and submit
them to us." said Rltner. "That
doern't seem to be to be exactly
right."
- When the Lachmund-Thomas
measure prohibiting 10-year main
tenance guarantees was brought np
for discussion all agreed to It with
the exception of Hurley who said he
wanted more time to study It. State
Highway Engineer Nnnn was called
to the meeting. Lachmund pointed
out that the presence of the main
tenance provision in contracts would
mean an additional cost on roads of
$1800 a year overS period of 10
years. , It was brought out through
Mr. Nnnn that the present highway
commission has never employed the
10-year maintenance guarantee, and
the engineer said that neither he nor
the members' or the commission fa
vor it.
"Since It Is not being used what 13
the necessity of the law?" asked Sen.
ator Patterson.
"Because we can't tell what futnre
highway commissions may do," an
swered Lachmund.
The bill, though agreed upon. Is
to be re-drafted with a clause show
ing 4 hat the measure is not intended
to interfere with the five-year ma
terial and workmanship bond. High
way Commissioner Thompson - has
asked that this be not interfered
with.
When the anti-patent bill came up
Lactrmtrnd snd Thomas asked that
the Dimlck bill directed against roy
alty license be substituted for their
measure. Several members opposed
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'BRANDING BROADWAY'
SEEMS LIKE HE HAD TO FIGHT HIS WAY ON BROADWAY
HARDER THAN HE DID OUT IN THE WILD - -AND
WOOLY WEST
PARAMOUNT TLACO
LAUGH GETTER
"ONE EVERY MINUTE"
MORE INTERESTING
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