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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1919)
3 1 Unlit Mail Carrier Now Rides Routt in Automobile Bt'LLT. Or., Oci. 22 Mail service is bf'ng made more efficient through the B?e of an automobile, by Star Rotate Jklail. Carrier, E. G. Oeder. Mrs. Cora Wilcox left (he first of the week fci the ea?t. She spent he summer here with her mother. Mrs., ALeigem. .After a short visit in Monnesota she will return t her home in Chicago. , A. J. liullt is running hi3. wood saw In the Union Hill vicinity. Mr.- and rMra.- Ed Ioorf of West Salem, were .liullt visitor? Sundiy Miss Emily, their daughte- is teach ing the liullt pt-hool. Miss Irene t'arsietraen r.ptnt Sat urday with .Mr.V. I. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ed CoVrly visited at the A. J. liullt home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Penary of Mill City ovrr Sunday vi-itoid at the Al bert Oeder home. Mrs. P. Mais returned lo her home Saturday having spent the week ia ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL FUND Siiverton with Lillie Burch. her daughter, Mrs. THE OIIKGOX STATESMAN: SATl'IlDAY, OCTOBEH 23, 1810. -, SAVE TIME yes, not only time, but steps ami money and worry and t waiting save every thin & .that is of value to you by using the telephone to do your shopping; ' " . ; 1 Thei merchants whose ads. are on this page have in stalled telephones for your convenience, and the fact that they have their advertisements oh this page means that they are inviting you to use the telephone with which to ;Juy goods frjm them. -And it means further that they are prepared to take care of such purchases promptly and satisfactorily.'- ; .' They want your business or they wouldn't ask for it. If they think enough of it to ask for it, they think enough of it to handle it so that you will be satisfied and buy again. FOR MEN WHO WOItK lf.lltl). Men who work at hard -physical labor are subject to kidney trouble. J. Cm. Wolf, 734 S. Jackson St.. Green 15ay, Wis., wnies: "Foley Kidney fills relieved me of a severe back ache' that bothered iiu tor several mouths. A few bottles fixed me up in good shape." They also relieve bladder and C. Perry. urinary aliments :::! J0JB i The'Amencari I JRed Cross 5j i Ml you need is a -and a PUBLIC; HEALTH NURSE MEITIOKED IN BIBLE To the Roosevelt Memorial Association, W. Carlton Smith, County Chairman, Salem, Orrgua. 1 herewith subscribe the sum of,. to the JLoomvu.t MtMuaiAi. 'uxn. Kauie nn . .. 'Address - The above amount Is inclosed herewith. Armrdln to th plana of tba Rooaeelt MrwoHal AMoriatkm. hm loot Memorial Kund of S.M.M.M ta to be utiliinJ tu erert a Natt..nl J..nuinl l Wmhit.cton. U. C: to acquire aa4 auaintaia a puMic park at Orater f. N. T . ami ultimately to luciuJa Sa-aMur ItiU. the KtMMrtelt bxM. brtct. to ha 1,1... II .t l.rikfiB anil I J m4H t II Btjf. at ?Uf HK WVIcl . Mma .Hirw a a National Socletr to perpetual thm principle and WeaU tf litrudura Rouaarcit. Each rontriburof to the fond will netif rrtii-L of nrheri4 la tba RcxMWTclt Memorial Aasociatioa. A cartiScaU IU aiao U prracbtad to Trr acbotU cuiiUiUitiog to tlte tulid. The Bum of ery aontrlhutor will be pUrd ca the Ut of uuw depuaitad la the National Muaiuaaot to oa arreted at Waauiactuo. U. U BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS HERE Yon 11 roeeive pure, fresh ingredients compounded with extreme care and accuracy. "We deliver prescriptions ! , and do it promptly - Druggist DAN J. FRY .J10 North Commercial 5 - r 1 1 Chemist Phone 223 IIKADQUARTKRS FOR KODAK. SUPPLIES MILK '-'Certainly every morninjgpromptly. . j . ' the Children" Grade A for Phone 316 SALEM SANITARY MILK CO. cecie "I commend unto you Phoebe, our sister, who .is a servant of the Church which Is at Cenchrea," wrote St. Paul to the Romans, "that ye assist her In whatsoever business she hath need of you. for she Jiath been a succorer of many and of myself also." f Phoebe, explains Biblical history. liwas a woman who went about nursing the 'sick and teaching them be.'.ir methods of : living. Phoebe was" .he first public health nurse. ! Public health nursing, which 13 on? of the most important enterprises in the peace program of the American Red Cross, is not a new movement, but it Is one which - heretofore has never received its just meed of atten tion as a factor - in maintaining the health of the nation. ' "Phoebe's sister in the twentieth cen tury is j the community nurse who teaches better, cleaner living. Because the betterment of public health la now definitely .accepted .as an Individnal and a "community responsibility, the Red Crosa will make, a definite erfort to raise the standards of living in thfe United States by urging the employ ment of public health nurses In all cities, towns and rural districts, par ticularly In those where there are no organized public health activities. A healthier, happier America that Is what the Red Cross Is striving toward in its Roll Call the first weeks la November. IX DM1 it oui:;o. Do jou ask me for a tale of Oregon? Here's where splashing rivers flow From high mountains clad In snow. Grandeur rc'gus where'er you go In dear Oregon. -n springtime when old winter's gone away,- ' j lil.t pt-uae orchards all aglow Wiih sweet blcpaoms white like snow. Wondrous beauty iloth bestow yTo dear Oregon. I i ... Oar summer weather cannot be sur passed; ( , Cooling breezes from the west. VVaftej from old! ocean's breast. Give ua peace and trunquil rest In dear Oregon. KLMilATH POST IS UP IN ARMS ThirtyrYear. Leases; Tying Up Thousands of Acres, Are ' ; Under Protest' The autumn time (would till your heart with jo-; Then the leaves! turn gold and brown. .. i . . . Rirs fruiiH bend the b:anche down. Plenty verywhere Is found In dea.r Oregon. In winter, Snnta's reindeer miss the brjw; ' But the holly berries red. Mistletoe by bis oaks fed. Evergreens, In beauty, shed Cheer in Oregon. . Of our mishty forfisfs we may Justly Here's where ' sately tall trees gdow, '. And the breezes, as they blow. Wave their branches to and fro In dear Oregon 346 Lose Lives When Red Destroyers Sink by Mine , . . '. .... STOCKHOLM, Oct. 23. Three hundred and fort y-six lives were lost when two bolshevik destroyers, in an attack on Esthonlan crafj. aircl British letrovers in the Gull of Finland Tuesday, struck mines and were sunk according to an Esthonlan official communication. Four destroyers fit ted for mine laying, the communica tion adds, left Kxonstadt with the ob ject of supporting a landing ot troops Our loganberry products take the lead; 1 ? 1 When you feel dejected, blue.; , And your spirits you'd renew. : , Drink onr VPht" nr sweet Loju" ' - Made tin Oregon. ). If you think It Ish'f true what Pre said. .' Board your car and come out West Where'yon'll be a wclrei gnest Then you'll know the dearest, best Place Is Oregon." Mrs. W. M. Si-gmund. i - SOVIET COXVKXKS V?. 1 IjCNDON. Oct. 23. A Bolshevik wireless message received from Mos- m qv th soviet oarliameut will w area J . m convene December 1. 1 Action to Influence federal and state officials to cancel leases that have been granted, covering a period of 30 years, qn about 10.000 acres of marsh lands in the environs of Upper Klamath lake has been Insti tuted through resolutions by, Klam ath Pon No. 8, American legion. The post wishes the land thrown open to entry for men who served the coun try in the World war. Attorney O-neral Brown received a copy of the resolutions yesterday. Other , conies have been sent to members of the Oregon delegation n congress, -Senators Borah ani Johnson. Secretary t the Interior Franklin K. Ine.'the chairman of Ihe public lands committee of the United States senate aad to Governor Olcntt. - 'Had the bids been opened for reclamation oY the-.e' lands." says the resolution. with the provision that the reclame t Ion eorts should be charged apt In ft the land and pa.11 by actual settlers, this post conld not have so seriously - objected to this proposition. But in view of the fact that this vart area of the best land In this country Is to be tied np for more than a generation when dis charged men are In serious need of lands for homes, makes as unite to a man In the reqnest that aaid leas be cancelled and the lands opened up to entry by ei-service men. Crowa Flour......'. $3.00 Large Cottolene, 8 pounds. .$2.97 Medium Cottolene. 4 pouncU ilJo2 S pounds Crisco ..$35 3 pound! Crisco.. $1-27 3 pounds Royal Club uoiiee 3 pounds Q. A. Coffee 3 pounds ShisU Coffee. . . . .$1.32 Bulk Cofree....r.,.3Sc, 40c, 4o No. 10 Dark Kaxo $1.03 No. 0 Dark Kaxo .53c No. 10 Light Ksxo $1.07 No. 5 Light Karo. . wc Hershey Cocoa, 1 pound ze Hcrshey Cocoa, 1-2 pound.... Z3C 1 pound Bulk Chocolate...... 30: 1 pound Chiradelli'a Chocolate 37c Valley Flour. Back. $2.70 10 pounds Cream Bulk Oats. . 75c $10 value for $1.00 8 . Crystal White . Soap, regular, COc; 1 Sea Foam Washing Fow. der, 30c; 4 Cream Oil soap, 40c; TotaL $1.30; Our Price, Satur day ..: ..95c 5 Elk Savon Soap. 25c 4 Royal White Soap..,. 25c 4 Swift's White Soap .25c Old Dutch Cleanser, can...... 9c Citrus Washing Powder .ZOs Fresh Creamery Butter, pound CSc Peanut Butter, pound... 17c 6 boxes Searchlight Matches. .33c 50 pounds Dairy Salt .7Cc 1 pound Folger's Shasta Tea 37c 'x pound Folger's Shasta Tea 20o i2-oz. Royal Baking Powder. .3Cc Yellow Ban Milk, can lGc Yellow Baa Milk, doxen....$1.83 Yellow Ban Milk, 4 dozen.. $7.00 M. J. B. Coffee, 5 pounds.. $2.40 M. J. B. Coffee, 24 pounds. .$113 4 large rolls for. 7.Y. . . . .25c 1-2 gaL Uncle John's Syrup- $1.25 1 gallon Uncle John's Syrup $2.45 20 Mole Borax Powder, pkg. 10c 20 Mule Borax Powder, pkg. 27c 2 Puffed Wheat 27c 3 pkg. Armour's Corn Flakes 23c 2 packages Grape Nuts..... ,25c 2 Kelloggs Corn Flakes 27c 2 Post Toasties.. 27c 50c Instant Postum ....43c 30c Instant Postum 25c Owing to sugar shortage we ex pect to see a shortage in syrup. Also higher prices. AT GK'S Phone Your C. O. D. Orders to 186 or 198 STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets 1 I. ! Quaker Corn Flakes, 2 for. .t . . . . Seashore. Clam, per can. '('" i i- ' ".: ' , f I X L Baked Beans, 2 for........ Campbell's Soup, 2 for. . . ... . . . . . Crisco, -2 pound can. . . . ..... .;..' Swift's Pride Washing Powder. . . . Shasta" Tea,! package. .. , . : ; : . . .;. .. Ccldcla !0ate Tea, package. ........ J .1 M . Liberty Jelly, per package Tiljamcok Chee3e, per pound ; Uncle John's Maple Syrup, can. .. Corn for popping, per package. Old Failthful Catsup, per bottle 20 Mule Team Borax, per package ... . . Rex Amonia, per bottle. . . rtiA . ... 4 r - iiii o Mb&tTCU a avlUVf Y wwww. il I American Lye, per can. . ; . ... ..... . : . i. Sunkist Orange Marmalade, jar ....... j. Heinz.India Relish, per bottle ... ....... . ', - i " . i Heini Preserved Sweet Pickles, per dozen. BUY YOUR FLOUR NOW FOLLOW THE CROWD AND -YOU WILL GO TO No-Vary Grocery i 4 'EATSy FOR EATERS" 383 Court Strcoi f We - Deliver i ' Phone 403 Winner in Contest to Become Movie Actress J9 I'IVITi'iimII" 1 ' '''il'i'nl' ! "! '""imi '" 'ii'"i"'fr-T - L , - , , - ' . : 1 y-. ' r. y ; r ; ' ' ' :1a & A -. "wJ -.." r- "-5 t f ' ' ' I ifi 1 - ' v r 4 Y S t . - i I , " , " SI -vsryv- '"S. ' lj That's what thousands of stomach sufTerers are doing . now. Instead of takinz tonics, or trymjr to patch up a . poor digestion, they are attacking the teal cause of the ailment docked liver and disordered bowels. . Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. VNhen the over and bowels are per forming their natural functions, away Epe indigestion, and stom.vh troubles. I Lave you' a bad taste, coated tongue, poor appetite. a lazy, don t- care iecun?. .no amzxuon or enrrgy. trouble with undigested foods? Take . Uivc Tablets. lheauUtitute forcaJomeL Dr. Eds-ards' .Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with dive oil. You will know them by their olive color. They do the work itbout griping, cramps or pain. Take one or two et bedtime for erukk rdkL LiJL vhit yuu like. .10c and2Tc. . r H U i i Ij 1 1 AN AGE OF AGRESSIVENESS D0NT wait until Opportunity knocks at your .door. Someone else mignt stop it at your front doorstep: Get out and meet it halfway. .Ttis ! applies to fanning as well as business. The only ruts on the farm should he those turned by the plowshare. j. Keep both your methods and your products up to present day need. -Of course the United States National Bank helps you do.it i i A J . ..5alam ' . , rrronalBanlt wv Oregon. 51 is Anlt Rooth One of the four winners In a moving piriure magailne's contest was Miss Anita Booth of New York. This assures her an Important part in a mnrio nrnd notion. The shadow In the DhbtogTaph xiTes a very good Idea of why the judges decided she would screen" welL TS DIFFERENT - That'slWhy; So. Many Are Using x . . . . . - . ....... . -. I. J ' ' . 11 Not only different, but BETTER than; the bread yon have .been acenstoned to buying. It is made nnder the most sanitary conditions by expert bakers. ' The materials cied are the .best, obtainable and it is scientifically baked in the big electric ovens. .Those vrho like home made bread will find, that B AKE-RTTE meeii their requirements. . Our Pies, Cakes, Cookies, Rolls, Doughnuts and Pastry Are Delicious. Fresh Every Day Let Us Do Your Baking Bake-Rite Sanitary -Bakery 457 State Street i v