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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1919)
I 6 THE OREGON STATESMAN SATTKDAV, APRIL 1010 M"MM'M''MM1M"M"'M"'M"M"T . . .. "DON'T SELL YOUR PRUNES Get Our Prices First LANG & COMPANY Portland, Oregon til he was oat of sight, then, with a! start, she came back to herself. 'You were right, Madge, and 1 1 was wron." the said re'lectirely. stiTl as if she were studying her pro blem, "that man is no 'masher . I looked up startled. "What makes you think so," I asked, breath. lessly. 1 don't now," she returned, "but either he thinks he knows you, or you remind him of some dead daugh ter, or sister or sweetheart, or oh. there might be any one of a doxen reasons why he would want to stare at you. I think he's harmless though. He probably won't ever try to speak to you Just take it out in following you areund and looking at you." Oh' I gasped, "do you think he's going to keep this up?" "Looks like it' Lillian returned. "but simply ignore him. He has all the earmarks of a gentleman. I don't think lie will annoy you. Now forget him and enjoy your ice. and then well go jxit and get that hat." Under Lillian's guidance, the se lection of a hat proved an easy task. , : -n PEPTIRON IS GOOD This Kel Iron Tonic Combine Merit, Kconomy and Ten. Made from a formula that usea Iron In most digestible form, pepsin and gentian, great stomach tonics, nux and celery, the best vegetable remedies for the nerves, and also manganese and other valuable nu trients there's no question of the value of Peptiron as a blood ballder and strengthened The larger sixe of Peptiron con tains enough for a fall month's treat ment, while other so-called . Iron preparations contain only one-half r less. The "pep" or Dromrtnesa with which , Peptiron does its work Is noted by everyone who takes it. From the first dose the system responds to the treatment, and you realize you are at last using a medi cine that begins right, continues and ends right. Better get a bottle of Peptiron today. Take two Peptiron arter each meal then 'comes good blood, good appetite, and pep. Vd bf C. L HOOD CXI.. Lowell. Maaa. "One of These. f-f REVELATIONS OF A WIFE The Story of a Honeymoon A Wonderful Romance of Married Lite Wonderfully Told by ADELE GARRISON CIIAPTTR CCLXXV HOW MADGE FACED HER FIRST EXTRAVAGANCE ' In spite of Lillian Underwood's kindly admonition J could not enjoy the delicious lunch we had ordered In , the little English tea room. The presence of a mysterious man at the table opposite burs robbed the meat of its flavor and me of my self-possession.' ,,.; i.,':. : . I could not be sure, of course, that the man had purposely followed me from the little reception, room of the Sydenham, where I had first waited him staring frankly at me with such a sad, mysterious tragic look In his eyes that I had been most bewild ered and upset by it. But his . ap pearance at the tea room within a few minutes of our entering" it. and his choice of a thalr which faced our table Indicated rather strongly that he had purposely followed me. Whether or not Lillian's flashing eyes and the withering look she gave him from gazing at me as steadily as he Itad at the hotel I had no means of knowing. At any tate, he did not once stare openly at me. ,1 should have known if he had, for his posi tion, was such that unless I kept my for Lillian., There I had first seen eyes steadily fixed Lpon my plate I could not help but see him. He was unobtrusive, but I received the im pression that he was keeping track of our every movement in the furtive glances he cast at us from time to time. "Simply Ignore Him." . , ' Although' he had ordered after as. his meal , kept pace with our own. In" fact: lie called for his check, paid it and left the restaurant before we did. As he passed out of the door drew a4 breath of relief and fell to injr neglected lunch. I "I hope I've seen the last of him,' I said vindictively. ,! Lillian did nol answer. I looked up surprised to see "her chin Cupped in her hands, in the attitude which was characteristic of. her when she was studying some problem,' her eyes following the man as he made his way slowly down the street, swing ing his stick with' a DreoccuDled air. 1 She continued to stare after him tn rirXrt In every line of Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Men's Furnishings,- Hat and Shoes at lie People's Cash Store, 186-194 N. Coin'l Sty will begin Saturday, April 29th and continue over Kdndayi April 28th.;. A few items range as follows : Olympic and Snowdrift flour i.. .$2.95 Fishers very best hard wheat flour . ...$2.60 Other flout accordingly. 1 sack pancake flour ....- 65 1 sack corii meal yellow or white ......65c 1 sack rolled oats ....... 6oc Head rice, per pound .......... .9t Broken riee; 4 pounds for .25c Lima beansf2 pounds for . . ,25c White and Red Mexican1' beans . . . ......8c Split Peas, per pound .... ... . . ..... .10c The same reduction in all kinds of cereals. Cane sugar, per sack. . . .'. ........ . . $3.50 A 45 per cent reduction in all kinds of coffees. Buy your coffee now and SAVE MONEY. CAKIJED GOODS Borden's and Carhatwn milk 14 Vc Armour's very best and Libby's 13y2c . .1 . $6il5 per case. . Sweet corn and sugar peas, -can 15c; dozen .. ;. $1.75 No.' 2 Standard tomatoes . . . ... . . ... .14c Solid Pack tomatoes 17e No. 2 Armour's mixed vegetables . . . ..17c No. 2 Armour's Pork and Beans .15c The same reduction in canned peaches, ' ' apples and pineapples. ! Macaroni in package Bfi Macaroni in bulkj per pound ....... .t;8o Cream of barley, package. . . i k . . . . .16c COOKING GREASE Cooking oil, per gallon .....$1.85 6 pounds Crisco .... . .Ti ... . ; $1.95 No. 5 shortening $1.18 Vegetole No. 5 ................. .$1.30 The same reduction in alt kinds bf syrup and molasses. Best 'candy, per pound"25c; best quality of cookies, 18c per pound ; Graham erackers, 18c; oysters and soda crackers 17c per pound. . - VEGETABLES " Burbank or Gold Coin potatoes, 2c lb; 100 lbs . . ..... ............ .$1.70" Selected onions 2c lb., or per 100 lbs $2.50 Uraeco,7Nutola, and Nutco betters, lb. . .34c Peanut Butter, per pound . . . . . ....... 15c 6 hars No'Rub Naptha . . . . .. .25c $2.00 Brooms, for . , . . . .... ... ... . .$1.00 $1.35 Broom for . . SPECIAL-BUY I!( SALEM Sale which will continue all week with a reduction of 30 per eht of every line of wodlens, silks and .cotton goods. Also some' reductions in an kinds of ladies, girts and children's k overalls. A big sacrifice sale for "Buy. in Salem" Week in men's clothing, furnishings, hats, and 6hoes. A few items are as f dllows : $35 to $40 men's suits for $25 young men's suits for men's dress shirts Fancy sport shirts, latest styl Boys' shirts of all colors .... Heavy weight men's overalls Blue working jackets Khaki shirts; . . i . . . ... ...... Men's cotton socks ......... Boys' heavy stockings .'. ... . $19.98 .$3.95 .$1.25 ...85c 49c ..$1.49 ..$1.49 . . . . 89c 9c . . .25c Also big reduction in all kinds of men's and boys' hats. In the meantime please visit our Economy Basement. '.You' will be surprised to see the unusual bargains. Ribbons and all kinds of laces from 5c to 25c per yd; white and black ladies' stockings, 15c ; $1.35 sandals of all kinds, 65c. ' Shoes and tennis slippers, per pair. ...,75c 10-quart galvanized pails . J 37c Mop sticks i5c Crystal White soap ... Large box matches .... Also thousands of other bargains in dishes, crocKery ana granueware, etc. 5c 5c Shoe Sale to Continue AU'Week Men's good mule' skin shoes . . . . .$2.73 Men's best elk shoes, from 6 to 11 . . .$2.89 Men's heavy shoes from ,,,...$2.49 and up Men's " fine dress shoes . lu 1. . . . . $2.98 up Boys shoes from . ; $1.59 np Country mail orders' will be accepted for the sale prices until Wednesday. We are taking in Liberty Bonds. Bring or phone your orders earlv Kn XV f trill Va V.1 4- 1 tena inem properly. , PEOPLE - v n- . '..:. X 48 6494 . ComiweracI ' Street Management of 'S- CASH STORE - Phone 453 Vnn nnnr rhild. he said, "tramo- ing around through these big- shops with tholr thnmindl of hats, it's S bonder yoa didn't land at Rellerne Instead of at lancneon witn me. ve won't waste any more time hunting thlnr. There Is a little side street shop up here, and the woman who keeps it is a genius. . She was head designer for one of the biggest New Yorlt nrms ror years, ana sne na entree to the most excluslre Paris establishments. "On earh trio from Paris she brings a number of actual models, of course, but there are a numoer 01 nther that she brines only in ner brain and sketch book. All she needs ! a riimnM nf iiir hat. She can go hnrk to her hoteL sketch it accurate ly from nieory, and Jot down the m- t..uu fpnm whirb it is maae. one hum im a. verr substantial clien tele of women with good taste and pocketbooks that win siana a mouer ate strain, for, of course, she never makes a really cneap nac i bought every hat I've worn from her tnr -vetm." Lillian's enthusiasm prepared me to like the smart bats dispiayea in thA modMt -ret Ustefullr appointed little establishment we entered a tew A tall, slender woman, with an at tnrtivn face, surmounted with a erown. bf gray hair, and attired In a modish black gown pi ncn materia., rniu from a desk at the back of the shop as she caught sight of Lillian and came forward witn nana exienu ed. . . . "I've hroucht von a very dear friend of mine., Mrs. Denman." Lil lian said, as she clasped the out stretched hand . warmly. "This Is Mr n rah am Ml Ha Denmin." she went on. "See that you find some thing that suits her face." "That nneht to be a very easy task," Miss Denman returned, smil- inr down at me. Ym hoeldn't It?" Lillian te- tolnd. with' an answering smile 1 fit a trifle foolish and a bit an noyed at the , undlsgulse4 flattery which tbe older women were mm hut 1 knew the real affection be hind Lillian's compliment, and , the . 1 1' V . words of the older woman lacaea mi fulsome Insincerity which marks the man nor nf manV of her tTOe. - I was not long in selecting me ni t wanted . Miss. Denman took one long, shrewd, appraising look at me: than rvn an assistant a low-ioneu ?vtinn Th rlrl vanished, to re- nniiir a rain ahortlv bearine three 0 r . . - . 7. jt hats, each of wnien aeservea, 11 uu- rear ever did, the much abusea term "I ahonld advise one of these three for Mrs. Graham." she said quietly f trloA thm all on. with little ex- olamafinna at 1lirht at 4heir beauty hnt thA la.t a hi little aiiair 01 black velvet with the brim slightly rolled, the sombre color enuveneo onlv br touches of white.. ermine with a lnpi nerfect scarlet rose nestling against the fur. seemed es pecially suited to my race. Why Madge Gasped. Denman stenoed UP. pushed it ever so slightly to one side, flurrea mv hair out gently from beneath it. then said quietly to Lillian: "That's about It. eh!". "SlmDlr perfect." Lillian an swered, and as I looked at the re flection of the hat In the glass 1 felt that hr pnrnnlum was not tOO strone. "What Is the price of 117" 1 asked. "Yoa are fortunate." said Mlsa Denman smiling. "It is the cheapest one of the three. It will cost you 5. I gasped. My ideas of the prices of hats came from my memories of my teaching days when my salary bad to cover all my mother's expenses as well as my own. I had paid $15 for the hat In which I was married, ana had mentally condemned myself for what I termed my reckless extrava gance. My summer hats had been fairly inexpensive affairs, so that the price staggered me. I think Lillian saw my dismay. for she said tactfully: "This will be a useLul little hat. Madge. Being black and white you can wear it with almost any cos tume." Her tone and words con veyed subtly to me the lmpreseton that she felt I ought to take the hat. I remembered Dicky's lnjunction- "for heaven's sake do not consider! the price" and decided swiftly to make the plunge. "It is indeed beautiful, I said nonchalantly. "I will take It." "Where shall I send It?" I .thought rapidly for a moment. I wanted it for Wednesday after noon's meeting of the Study Club. nut 1 should not need it during my mountain trip. Lillian, with her us ual quickness, solved the difficulty. "As you re going out of town, Madge, why not send it up to my apartment." she said. "You pan mn keep it for yo while you're gone." 'Thank yon, Lillian, that will do very nicely." I returned. But as I paid for the hat and left the store, I wondered If I should never be able to spend money free ly for clothes, as Dicky would like to have me, without the little guilty feeling at my extravagance that f was experiencing now. (To be continued.) Portland Lawyer Hopes to Get Harrison Freed An effort to have Georee Harrison. .. . . . . - w - - - aoing umeit the state penitentiary for one to two years on a charge of assault with a dangerous weanon. released from orison la belnr made by Attorney Tom Garland of Port- iana. uariana yesterday filed In the circuit court for Marion county a pe tition for a writ of heabeaus corpus. Judge Percy R. Kelly set May 12 as DM ki it ninu It'f nbt'otre'clxance Uxat we tell to : man? WARNERS CORSETS. . i There mnit be a-reaion: Women fwho demand the rnoit for Uicii f. WARNER'S luyiucj iuii nv RUST PROOF CORSETS. .BAD BREATH.. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the subsd- tute for calomel, act gently oa the bowels and positively do the work. Pfeooie afflicted witn oaa cream una quick relief through Dr. Edwardsn Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar- coated tablets are takes tor bad breath by all who know them. - Dr. Edwards' Uuvo Tablets act gentrc but firmly on the bowels and liver; stimulating them to natural action. clearing the blood end gently purifying the entire system. They do that wtudr dangerous calomel does without an of the bad after effects. All the benefits of nasty, sierra trig. milling cathartics ere derived from Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets -without griping, pain or any disagreeable effects. vr. r. m. Edwaras aiscoverea use formula after seventeen years of prac tice among patients . afflicted with bowel and Hver .complain with the attendant bed breath. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are pare! a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil: yea wiU know them by their olive color. Take one or two every night tor twees and note the effect. 10c and ZSc wbcx. Afl druggists. 1 1 3 1 M ?TfYi Warner's are the largeit coriet . factory in the world and hare been making corsets for nearly fifty years. Erery Warner's Corset is guaranteed not to nxst, break cr tear and a new corset free if tbey fail $1.50.$2.fl0-$2.50.$3.00-$3:50 ! Our Prices Always the Lowest. GALE &, CO. :. Commercial and Court Streets rormerly Chicago Store the date for hearing and Warden Ste vens and Governor Olcott are cited to appear aad show cause why Har rison should not be released. Harrison was Indicted for attemp ting to hold up-a. number of persons aa they alighted from a street car at Lents. Harlson was much intoxicat ed, at the time and was captured when one of the men he attempted to hold up hit him on the head with a hammer. Te petition for the writ of habeas corpus' alleges that there Is no record in Multnomah county to show that Harrison ever pleaded guilty to the charge, as claimed, but that there Is a record showing that the indictment against him waa dismissed. Prison Team WUl Play Chemawa This Afternoon Joe Keller's penitentiary' baseball team la booked to ?lay the Salem In dian Training school team from Che mawa this afternoon, and If the wea ther permits the game will be played on the state prison grounds. BotH teama are now lu good training. Kel ler thinks If his team succeeds la holding the Indians to a reasonably close score he will be willing to go ep against Ch&oecey Butler's and Bill Perkins state house string. THEY HIT TUB STOT D. Slcltlllen; Volunteer fireman's Home. Hudson. K. Y- "writes "Fo ley Kidney Pills are like a stream of water played on a fire by fire men. They hit the spot put out the fire and drown the pain. Foley. Kidney Pills s. relieve rheumatio pains, backache sore muscles and other symptoms of kidney and blad der trouble. J. C. Perry. What is the GRA YOUR Motor Oil? of If yoa don't know yoa should! ' ; Gravity of a Motor Oil snows tne amount 'of foreign matter in it, and the origin of the Grade from which it was made. ' For Instance, a Motor Oil 1D Bfaurae Gravity 'weighs 7.88 lbs. 20' Bcauine Gravity weighs 7.78 lbs. 21" tteaume Gravity weighs 7.73 lbs. 23 Beaume Gravity- weighs 7.53 lbs. 26 Beaume Gravity weighs 7.48 lbs. 27 Beaume Gravity "weighs 7.43 lbs. 29 Beaume Gravity weighs 7.34 lbs. ."!) Beaume Gravity wrtglis 7.30 lbs. 31 Beaume Gravity Veighs 7.25 lbs. of per. gallon, per gallon per gallon, per gallon, per gallon, per gallon, per gallon, per gallon, per gallon. These are all hydrocarbon Oils and it is easy to note the amount of foreign matter in them, comparatively. It is almost certain that the first three were produced from California Crude (Asphalt Base), the second three from either Mid-Continent Crnde (Asphalt Base) or from a "Blend" or mixture of Asphalt Crude and Paraffine Crude, and the last three from Pennsylania Crude (Paraf fine Base). i - . WAVESLY MOTOR OILS test as follows: Light .. Medium Heavy . Tractor Beaume Hash ; Fire Gravity. Toint Toint. ..32 400 4G0 ..GOV 4ir 4R0 ..29' 415 4S0 ..20.2 430 490 Body at- 212 F. 66 Sec. 70 Sec. 80 Sec. 106 See. Yeght in lbs. 721 ' 7.26 7.32 7-3 Get your crhk case washed out and try a filling of "WaverlyM at MARION GARAGE Phone 362 Opposite Marion Hotel WESTERN SALES CO. Inc. Miners Agent,0 CAMPBELL, Mgr. Portland. " Spokane Seattle -V 1 j 1 up and get it on Wednesday, and I'll