THE OREGON STATESMAN :
SATURDAY, JAXTART St, 1020.
LEAGUE STORE
TOJOMEHERE
ganizer 1 Is Planning to
Reach Salem Soon
three months to open' one of the co
operative, bosineis houses here.
"VVe are not a new concern," said
Mr. Stead. "We are operating along
old and veil-tried lines. We have
adopted the Rochdale system In con
ducting our business. The Iiocb-
V A M .m system or cooperation, as you
Co-op erative Mercantile Or-! know. ued by laboring mo
in England over 80 years ago. It
has proven so successful, there that
now it has become one of the largest
' ,Tffi.Ci"C cW"Se I Mr. Stead made It clear that no
establishing a chain of retail stores attempt would be made to cut prices
lit Oregon and Salem is one of th He said fo nt nrruWt. Mn.M.
cities where an attempt will be made! all kinds of home and'farm supplies
Runaway Auto Halted 250 Feet in Air," r
Driver Escapes by Clinging to Wheel
tn tnoatn nun nf lliau atnna
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This Is the positive statement mad
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jtiruy Bjr vr e.. aieaa wno saysi
that ne i state representative of
this mercantile venture and that an
attempt vlll be made win In the next
Pneumonia
. often ; follow
Neglected Cold
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KILL THE COLD!
CASCARA&PQU1NIH
EunJr! cold nv4y for t9 years
, opiate breaks up cold in it
hour rtlicves trip iti I dtw.
V lioocr bftCk ii it Uilc Tt,.
v, wita Mr. HUTS
pictnr.
At AUDrm Stmr,,
would be sold for cash at prevailing
retail prices, but that, at the end ol
each three months the purchaser
would receive a rebate on the amount
of bis purchases. This, he said usu
ally amounts to about 8 per cent for
members and 4 per cent for non
members.v . -.
"We have stores' in Seattle' also
one at St. Helena We are tow in
Astoria and Portland where we will
be ready for business soon," contin
ued Mr. Stead". "We also have men
at work in California. We are backed
up by the State Federation of Labor
rallroad brotherhoods and labor
councils, uur one and only aim is
to reduce the cost of living by re
ducing the - expense of distribution
to the lowest possible figure.
"We are now interested in the re
tail trade only, but as the business
expands and the volume increase
we expect to open a chain of whole
sale houses through which we will
De ante 10 reduce still further our
current expenses. Such savings, wil
f course, result In benefitting the
patrons of our stores."
W hen asked for further detail
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rfrromotlon of'tlte
tist conrentlon.
The family have made many
friends outside their church circle
wher Joln'with the naiiihloners in
regret at their removal from the
city.
Northern Bap-l and is now held -at the county Jail
mi ill no- th rrlnl nf rff irir from
Oregon City to retira him to that
city. -' .
According to the story of Taylor
he will be 18 years old next March.
He said he hired the -team from a
Todar at noon Dr. and lira Holt livery stable in Oregon Ltty ia;i
will be guests of the Salem Minister-1 Thursday morning, telling the man
ial association at a iiinrhton riven titer of the stable that he was go-
inr to a rive to juoiaua. - xie iiinm
In their honor at the Spa.-
Monday ervenlng the church will
give a farewell reception to the pat
;or and his family which is also a
receptlon to the 'new members, over
0 of whom have been received into
the church during the past month-
He had beea "seeing father" and
she wanted to know the result.
. "Oh. your father 1 heartless! "
aald tbe young man, IndlgaaaUy. "I
I tol him I coald not live with
out you. and "
"Yes.- yes!" Impatiently aald the
girl. 'What did he aayr
"He merely offered to pay my W
neral expenses." London Ideas.
Boy Wanted at Oregon City
Apprehtnflea by Qlnccit i?m ia night.
In that direction' and came on to Sa
lem and that night be asked for
lodging at a farmhouse near Turner,
and then went to Corvallls. stayed
there two days and returned to Sa- ;
lem. Yesterday morning be left a
livery stable here and started In the j
direction of Pratum. where he was
arrtMed. Taylor when caught said
that he Intended on returning to Sa-
JamesTaylor. -X wanted by the JIEB FATHER'S GENEROSITY,
authorities of Oregja City.to answer ' - ;
a chat ge or larceny of a team and "How did you get on?"
surrey, "was apprehended yesterday The tweet young maiden breathed
afternoon' on the ' PraruAm road by the words Into her lover's maily ear
Sheriff Keedbara and DePity Smith, as she met him at the passage.
XEW
DREAMLAND RINK '
EwM End Stati ptreet ''
K.I-EI " '- PRECOX
ROLLER SKATING
Every Aflernooa and Eveaing
1 :SO and 7: SO p. an.
1IUSIC ;
Large Hardwood Floor
, . ROACH & TROVER
N . 444 Ferry Street .
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Whea Rosco Marlot was driving a motor truck down the viaduct lead
ing from West Hobokcn. N. J.. to lloboken, the steering gear jammed.
The front pant of the truck smashed through a retaining wall and more
than three-quarters or the heavy vehicle was hanging 260 feet above the
foot of the Palisades when the rear wheels caught and held it fast. Maziot
clung tto the steering wheel and thu3 escaped being hurled' to certain
death. : r
about the store la contemplation for
Salem, Mr.' Stead said the naturo of
the store would be largely governed j
uy the number or residents an-i mo,
membership that can be secured. Hei
stated for a city of $10,000 people, o
minimum of 200 families would be
enough to start a good grocery and
general provision store and that to
establish a store carrying general
merchandise, a membership of about
400 families Is necessary.
XfJT WELL XOI SICK
Whea tha kidneys fail to cleanse
the blood of impurities the whole
system is effected. The result may
be a half-sick condition hot well
enough to work, not sick enough for
bed rheumatic pains. backache,
lameness. Foley Kidney Pills heal
ind 'strengthen disordered kidneys
and help them; dp -their vrcrk. .
C." Perry.
.'truwii flour..;.
Olympic Flour...
$350 J No. 10 Pure Lard. $2.85
. ...... . . .$3.25 J 1 putt Wesson Oil. 1 . . . ..... . .43c
Pacific Flour.. ;. ... m . ,;. . . . . . $3.05
D. C. Flour....;.....!..... $2. 75
Armour's Oats.!. . . . . . . . .37c
Golden Oats. . , . . . . . . -37c
Olympic Pancake,.-. . i ...... .37c
I ' . ...y -- .-. v-'
Olympic Wheat Hearts. . . . . .37c
Sun Kise Milk... . . . :;. . . . .15c
Carnation Milk...,. ... ... . ..16c
Jlorden Eagle Drand Milk. .. . 27c
10 bars Cascade Soap . -65c
10 hars Royal White. ...... .65c
10. bars Swifts White ,. .60c
;3 Cream Oil Soap. . . . . , . ; . .25c
Vi. gal. Uncle John's Syrup.. $155
No. 10 Light Karo . $1.10
;No. 5 Light Karo. . . . . ... 60c
No. 10 Dark Karo. . i . ... ..$1.05
No. 5 Dark1 Karo.
..,.;55c
.;...80c
.... -90c
80c
65c
i. ...27c
"JQ pounds White Deans
jlO pound:; Pink Pcans. ;
!;','-"-'' ' - " "
10 pounds (Jreaut Oats..
.Corn Meal . . 1 . . ". . . . .
2 fchmllel Wheat. . . . .
2 Kellosg's Corn Flakes. . v27c
50q Inf antj Postuin. . , . . , . . . .45c
25j Plain P.wtuui :23c
6 iminds Ci-Uc: : . .' . S2.20
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;3 potr; CH-sco,. . .$1.15
1 quart Wesson Oil. . . . . .. . . 85c
-gallon Wesson Oil, ..... .$1.60
3 pounds Royal. Club Coffee $1.50
jl pound Royal Club coffee . .53c
: pounds Great A Coffee. . . .$155
5 pounds M. JMl. Coffee. .-. .$2J25
3 pounds M. J. IJ. Coffee. . . .$1.58
1 pound M. J. D. Coffee. . . . . .55c
1 pound Power Coffee. 45c
5 ponnds Spaghetti . . 65c
10 pounds Spaghetti.... $150
Del Monte peas 1 can. 22c
Del Monte peas, 12 cans. . . .$2.50
Festival fancy, 12 cans. .. .$2.50
Del I Monte corn, 1 can . . . .23c
Del Mohte corn, 12 cans. . . .$2.60
Del Monte tomatoes, 1 can . . . .20c
Del Monte tomatoes, 12 cans $250
Standard tomatocs'12 cans. .$1.50
Xucoa; and Ocm: Nut. . . .... .37c
I ead Lettuce. . . . .-. .10c
Orangey. -30c, 60c, 7Qc
Hird Sefd. ;.. ..... .......... .15c
Citrus . . .... ...28c
Old Dutch . .................. . 9c
Sea Foam Washing Povrder. . 27c
Royal Baking Powder. 35c
Wc Deliver Orders of $1.00
BAPTIST PASTOR
LEAVES TUESDAY
Dr. G. F. Holt to Close Ser
vice in Salem With Sun
: day's Meetings
Dr. G. F. 'Holt closes his pastor
ate with the First Baptist church of
this city with the services of Sun
day.
- Tuesday with hla family he leaves
for Seattle which will be their fu
ture home. Dr: llolf having accepted!
the position of director of promo
tion for the Weft Washington Bap
tist convention. ',
Dr. Holt has been pastor here sine
March 1, 191 6, coming here from
Riverside. Cal.. where he had a suc
cessful pastorate of over eight years.
The church has had a gratifying
growth i under Dr. Holt's ministry.
327 members having been received
during the four years. The present
membership Is 717.
From March 31. 1516 to March 31.
1920, approximately $25,000 will
have been ; raffed : and expended:
$8200 for missions and benevolences.
$2400 to pay an indebtedness, $1800
for improvements to property and
$12,500 for current expeurea. The
church is practically out ol debt.
A' fine spirit of harmony and in
terest prevails among the members
All the organizations of the church
are doing excellent work. The bro
therhood which was organized dur
ing the present pastorate is one of
the most efficient organizations of
the Church.
Dr. Holt's influence has been felt
in all movements for the better
ment of the community. He is a
member of the Commercial club,' Y
M. C. A.. Salem Ministerial ass pel
tion and Red Cross.' He nartlcltfated
in many of the drives during th
war period and delivered many pa
triotie messages. He- has-also been
i a leader in the general work of his
denomination being a member of th
board "of directors of the Oregon
Baptist convention, serving tfo
terms - as vice" president;' a 1 member
of the board of musters of McMlnn
vllle college, and one of tile Oregon
representative 6d the general board
TOONS
D'S CAR'
WOJR LD EM P I R ES
of
SThe '
Wpnderfpl
Prophecy
of
Daniel 7
By
The
Ri?e and Tun?
of the
Great
Apo$ta$y
I-
.w a
This
Interesting.
Stndy
Will Be
jilaftrated
5Vith :
Charf? I
ponfirmed
History
( Another Sermon Study By' .
S. D. A. Church, North Fifth Street and Gaine Avenue
Take North (CoimerciaVCaT;, ,J '
n COME AND BRING A FRIEND ; '
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NO PAIN IN
SIGHT TESTING
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Latest! Scientific Methods
' of Testing Are
Used
There Is no pain in my sight test
ing for I -use no drugs or drops but ;
employf Ihe latest scientific methods,
of testing the sight. ;
My rooms are private and the ac-j
tual siht testing is most interesting'
to the patient .and not In any way;
inconvenient. I
Many ; know thin, but those who
imagine a visit to the optometrist Is
as much to be feared as a visit to
the dentist or surgeon are quite mis
taken, for your eye are not touched
in any way, by jny, method. ; I will
test your eyes and advise you as to
the nrds of xpor case and it will
afford you pleasure and satisfaction
to receive my 1 formation and my
service." : '. ; - .'..,',"..,.
' You cannot properly test your own
eyes. Tou cannot even fit yourself
with a frame correctly,- to say noth
ing about your choosing the right
glasses to go with the -frame. x
You. -do. not even know whether
your sisht trouble Is a defect or a
diseased You do not know what the
defect Is if you have one.
You,;are most likely one of the 75
per cent who arc suffering with eye
sight defeefs.
A visit to my offices will inform
you as to what the defect Is. and the
proper glasses to wear to restore
normal sight. Dr. L. Hall Wilson.
THOUGHTS 9 nd T HI N GS
Kr.siiht Snftriallsf . 210-211 I! S.
The bujinws of living, when boiled down i. o its clearest essence and all the froth'
skimmed off, is just a matter of thinking.
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. Each .of us is continually thinking ideas of our own and swapping them for tfye ideas
of others. If there is a famine of outside ideas we shrivel up ourselves. Children with
"nobody to play with ' are unhappy and unmanageable. "
From thinking with our heads to doing with our hands is but a little step and then our
thoughU become tW V ' '
It is because men of America are so unfettered in their thinking and doing that this
country is such a fine place, to live in. It is also because these thoughts are freely ra
diated and spread, broadcast, in the distribution of manufactured things and in the
distribution of the facts about them (advertising) that this country is such a fine place
to live in.
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The originator of an idea is not much better off than before he originated it till he
gets some one else to absorb it and enjoy it and benefit by it
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The man or, woman surrounded by better thoughts and things but who pays not the
slightest attention to them is not much better off than the one with "nobody to play
with." " ; '
The advertisements in the papers are thoughts telling you about the ideas that other
men and women have thought out for your happiness. Read the ads. They are the
voices from hundreds of thousands of looms, shops, foundries, studios, laboratories,
where millions pf minds are turning pjeas ant thoughts into worth wjijle things for
your comfort
S Pure Lard, .v; . . . .
...$1.45
Phone C O.D Order.186, 198 1 P- Building.
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