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THE OREGON STATESMAN; SATlKliAV, SKPTFMhKR in, 1019
HIPPODROME
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THE GOLIATH
THAT-WE. MUST
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TODAY
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Into the rug department they come carkma to see these
revolutionary floor coverings of linen these
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And away they go, wondering all the more at the dis
tinctive excellence of the thing they have purchased.
Let us tell you how the tough durability of linen is given
to these Klearflax Linen Rugs, how the flax is pfled, strand
upon strand, until a weight of four pounds to the yard
makes them thick and flat-lying. They are reversible,
sanitary, mothproof and extremely economical when you,
consider their wear. And the rich solid colors they come in!
No wonder the verdict of the discriminating is Klearflax
Linen Rugs tor every room ia the boose, tlaywethow
them to you today?
See Window Display
C S. HAMILTON
340 Court Street
PRUNE PACKERS UNITE IN EFFORT
TO MAINTAIN niIAr ?TvnFn??prnN
FRUIT BY ADVISING ALL GROWERS
t Jn an effort to maintain the high
standard of quality in prunes which
Oregon and the Willamette vailev
in particular, 2500 letters of advice
on treatment will be sent out to the
growe: by all firms and organiza
tions affiliated with the Northwest
'Packers Association -which held a
meeting in the Commercial club
rooms yesterday.
The growers-are advised to care
fully segregate all cracked prunes
and dry them separately from the
perfect fruit. The high quality prod
uct will-then be used In filling con
tracts . and will TBus forestall at
tempts of buyers to reject fruit and
will also defeat any efforts of. com
petitors to condemn the quality of
Oregon fruit.
Contract Made Uniform.
-A resolution was adopted to make
uniform the water shipment contract
In order that Oregon and California
UNIVERSITY IS
LEADING OTHERS
Most Applications Under Aid
' Act Go to Eugene State
Institution
With a total of Il2 applications
' mad finder the soldiers', sailors'
and marines' educational aid enact
ment, the University or Oregon is
leading all other institutions in the
state. Willamette university is sec
ond with 42 applications. '
Lifts on file in the office of Dep
uty Secretary of State Sam A. Koier
sow that applications have been filed
with the heads of Oregon education
al institutions as follows:
"Reed college, Portland. 17; Uni-
Today
to f
Panline
Frederick
and
Corinne
Riley
;
:
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at Mimmmmmmmmmammmm
PAULINE FRDEMX
cdrr Barker
In
THE PEACE OF
ROARING RIVER"
A Thrill of the Western Hills
YE LIBERTY
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contracts may be'the same. The
luuteui.ui me contract is not chang
ed but phraseolosv In tum rmr
es is made more uniform conform
ing to the document in use in the
southern state.
W. O. Allen, president of jttie as
sociation, canea the meeting and
presided at it. He la of the Allen
fruit company.
(Present at the cnnrrina
C. L. Dick, representing Mason, Eh-
mann oomnanv. Tnrtinn. .
.jTjnus, ior ane Willamette A'alley
1 1 association and s m x.
company: Allan lipllin' n a
Thomas and Wiith Coulson. of the
tiime f ans J-Yuitgrowers association
W. W. Silver of the Dundee Fruit
growers association. Will T Piattar f
the California Packing corporation.
. r . urager of Kosenberg Broth
ers, .ooen u. fauj'ia of the Salem
fruit Union.
versity of Oregon, Eugene, 112:
Holmes Business college, Portland,
l; Department of Education, Y. M
C. A., Portland, 21; Pacific Univer
sity, Forest Grove. 12: Astoria Tlnal
ness college, Astoria, 4; The Dalles
high school. The Dalles, 4; Eugene
moie university, Eugene, 3; Eugene
high school. Eue-ene. is HnrvaiHs
high school, Corvallis l; Baker high
Fenooi, Baker, 3; Oregon City high
Fcnooi, uregon City, 1; Washington
higa school, Portland, 2; Lincoln
high school. Portland. 1 Pntrnri
high school. Enterprise, 1 ; Grants
rass nign scnooi. Grants Pass, 2:
Prairie City 'high.- school. Prairie
City. 1 : Hubbard hieh schnni linh.
bard, 2; Hillsboro high school, Hills-
Doro. 2: Silverton hieh whml 9
Hood River high school, Hood River.
1: McMinnville high school, Mc
Minnville, 1: Franklin "high school.
fortland. T: Benson PnivtAini
school. Xortland, 10; Albany college
Albany. 2.
While the law appropriates the
equivalent of twrwtentvi. n . nt
, - - j m uitAJ
annually on the taxable property of
"rc sia, ii was not eirective until
June 4. 1919. nnennonlr It in
not be possible to' include tfci. cum
on the revenues of the state until
me next tax levy is made by th
state tax commission in December.
1919 for the fiscal year 1920. and
reason mereoi tne money will not
becoe available until Jannarv i
1920. After that date, however, all
...u.a mi lubumuons rnrnishing aid
under the law Hnce, it became oper
ative June 4. 1919. will be paid from
the money available at that time. In
view of this condition It becomes
necessary on the part of those edu-
institutions which do not
have funds, to arrange to tide them
ovr until state moneys are avail-
2- PhE?m.?k 8inM 8 coll. Eugene.
2. Philomath college. Philomath, 3;
SS 2'tS1I,i: 42-' thwestern
kwlfv!l aW'- PortIani. 15; Behn-
. -'"- iwueKe, t-ort-
AXD PAIXS of rheumatism
are not permanently, but only tem-
df mTU bjr "rnareme
i . V"y not use an internal rem
edy Hood'a mn..ii. 1 rem
" w.oujfaiuia, w men corv
SS" e ac!dity of the blood
which rhenmatiom j .
f AT THE LIRBARY 1
"National Governments and the
world war." briof description and dis
cuMion of the governments of the
countries most concern! in tK
Jreaty of the ltague of nations, writ
ten uj two nisionang or note, Fred
eric Ogg and Charles Bea-d.
' Life afler Death.' 'a disenssion 4f
the probleiii of the future life anil
its nature, written by a student of
peychology. Jame II. llyalop.
"The Apple. a practical book
dealing with the latest modern prac
tice of apple Vulture, by Albtrt E.
Wilkinson.
'Manual of Tree Diseases." discus
sion of the diseases to which special
trees are liable and the treatment to
1 ....,-,, . ,,,1,1 .,. , ., ,, HH
September 22-27, 1919
Special Attractions Day and Night
$60,000
Free Camp Grounds
Low Excursions Rates on all RaUroads
For Particulars address
A. H. LEA, Secretary,
Salem, Oregon
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be applif-d in each rase, with one aep-a-ate
chapter on irn mrgt-ry. by W.
Howard Kackin.
"TextbooK of Botanr for CTollfg
cs." by William Francis Ganoag.
"Western Uvestock Management. '
by K. U Potter.
"Archibald Marshall, a Realistic
Novelist." his biography and criti
cism f his work by William Lyon
Phelps.
58th
IN PREMIUMS
AND PURSES
- " 1
FAIR il
.
"Waif-of-the-S." a ronianc of
the great dep. by Cyras Tawnsend
Uradr.
"Midas and Sn." a novel by tbe
author or "Sonia." :pben MrKenna
"I've Come to Claj," a novel by
Mrs. Votae.
Fr the CliHtlren.
"The Ikiys Book of Chemistry."
an explanatior of up-t.-dflte chemis
try, t ore t her with i lany eatilv mad
-p-riiueuts. by Cbarlt-s Hatutay
Clarke.
".'.lejico Ironi Cortes to Carranxa."
an interetsing story of the country's
ptotfrtas. by leonine Ilasbrnuck.
"Our Little Cotiaf k C'ouinia ia S-iM-ria."
by K. A. Pwtnikov.
"Uttl Maid la Old Conneetiat
by lira. Curtis.
C1T THIS OIT IT IS WORTH
MONKY.
DON'T illSS THIS. Cot ont this
slip enclose with Ze to Faley ft Co..
2s3S Sheffield Ave.. Chicago. 111.,
writing your name and addr-M clear
ly. You will rerHre la return a trial
package containing Foiey's Hot.y
and Tar Compound, for cotirh. cold
and croup. Koley Kid my Pills and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. J. C. Perry.
"TtieJma ;nlHlal CXwteolatea
Mad la fUlem. Se evrrrwhera.
woo
Barter Urges Chiefs
to Attend Convent!:!
A. C. Itarbef, rtat fj: manij.
urKe ail file chiefs of h? Uxlt u
attend th- eonventioq t.t tin rkMfi
la Portland next week. If 1,
informed cf the naiae ,f tt
chiefs who wii alien! aal bei
atleodanca will b ka,u ter mt
gestkias that will ti rrreiv4
elimiBatloa of fire haiardt.
DELCO-LIGHT
, Tka CBWBta Ekrtne I 1
Clean, aafe eieetrte vstt and w
er at tbe touch f a coavitt'
tattoo
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