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BALLOTiTITLE
!S COMPLETED
Voters in Ipvembcr Asked to
Vote on Market Commis
, sion Measure
" . lAttorney General .Brorn yesterday
completed the ballot title for the
Male market coinm!?sion bill. Initiat
ed by tua .State Taxpayers leagu',
end provldirigfbr a state market di
rector with. a tclary of f 4500 a year
r.ni a secretary at S2C0O a year. The
ofricrra cf the taxpayers leagna in
itialing the bill are Walter M. Pierce
of LaGrande. pr?ident: C. L. Haw
ley o?: .McCoy and J. A. Westerlund
of Medford, vice presidents, and Uob-
ert Ew guiith of Portland, secretary-j
treasurer.
. The ballot tiCe follows
To create a "state market eom
mlrfeloa," establishing th office cf
rtate market d;re?tor. salary $4.o
ror annum, nnd secretary, salary
$3G0) pr-r rniinm. defining -daii't
run! " .. -r.-? t f commission to be to
a.;.'st id economical distribution of
pvtmwt s.ai fair p.rst-es. disseminate
'.u'triiittion conicjning market eon
d?!cTi.. ncouraee co-operation
uniong producers, distributors and
ajie::, mediate disputes when
requj?e-1. Etipervliv markets and f
cperatlre afstotlitljn?- Issue labels in
certain cay-. insp-jet prod'iefT in
floras, warehouses and common
carrier?, authorizing hiring attorney
and other employees. providing for
appropriation of $50,000 to cover ex
Principals in New York's First Overalls Wedding
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penss through the year 1922. and
cvM'r.g penalties for violation of j
the act."
5 pounds Dried Apples
7 pounds Italian Francs ...
..$1.00
. $1.00
4'2 lbs. SUG AR
With $3 Purchase and Oyer
1;00 1
See our ad on Page 4 of Second Section
PEOPLE'S CASH STORE
TWO STORES
No. 1 on Commercial ,
No. 2 on State
Off
On All Millinery and
Hat Trimmings
For one week beginning Saturday, May 22.
Customer who have inspected all the millinery stocks in Sa-
' lem testify that we have the lowest prices in town. Yet we
are making this additional great cut of 25 per cent.
Now is the timf to. buy a pretty summer hat at a low price,
f" Come Early
ore
SdemVarietySt
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Hood's
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Makes Food
Tasto Good
Creates an Appetite
Aids Digestion '
Purifies the Blood
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Promotes auiailatioa M u la H-
eur fall nutritivs vain of food, ,
and, to give strength to th wbobs
tjttcra. A well-known Justie f
the Peace in Indiana says Hood's
Rarsaparilla made "food tast
pjod." as after taking tare bot
tles be eats three hearty meals a
dar, works bard and steeps welL.
It will help yon to do this. Fifty
years phenomenal sales prove its
merit. Prepared br educated '
nrrr.riv,t. Ovt a bottle todar. '
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CANADIAN f P AGI FIC i t
FOUR TRANS-CONTINENTAL TRAIN'S DAILY
Take the "Wonderful Way" Ito thd East through the
Canadian pacific Eockies
.ALASKA 4
By the Trinccss Iiine" Steamers
Trains Steamers- Hotels All Canadian Pacific
' Standard None Better
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For rates and other-information apply to
I.CANAOtAM - - -,
55 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON
Mr. and Ir. V. Ramsey Fmlerkk
Tae first "overalls" weddln? on record was recently celebrated In
New York City, the principals being Mi?s Gertrude Reinhardt of Brooklyn
and W. Ramsey Frederick of New York. The bride's covo cost four dol
lars. The minister and the best man mere also dressed ia overalls. Sir.
Frederick was in the Intelligence Department daring; the mar.
r-te The letters will b In th
IftTender fiawera while lie enUre
backxround will be white.
The second bed will hold the let
ter "B. P. O. C. la honor of the
Elks conrention which will W held
In this city late In June. TCIs. toe
win be In lavender and white blo
foma. There will also be a larr
hrlne emblem in the bed mhlca
will be planted la red and white
nower. J. v. Maruny will have
charse of plantlne the beds, while
the work U under the a unices of
me Salem Floral society.
Plana are being made by the so
ciety whereby many corners of the
city win be beautified durlar the
summer.
I'nder the direction of Mrs. O. A.
Chappell. school children of Salem
will beautify the r rounds about their
various bulldlacs, and severaj vacant
iota may be planted to flowers and
snrnba.
The Floral society Is Jast bejcla-
ning to set under way and kUn
tV'mmer campaign- which ,will aid
roaienaiiy in maklns Salem a city
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Women in Fine Homes
Refuse to Help Poor
A woman came to The Statesman
office yesterday as mad as hops.
ishe wanted a roast for some Salem
women; nat a beef roast or a pork
roat. or earthing of that kind, but
a newspaper roast and done bromn
and piping hot, with pimento and reJ
pepper and tobacco dressing.
And she named narues and gave
dates and locations.
But this rhall be namelees.
It newshaper reporters rave all
the natn.es and facts they hear, tho
said reporters would not be good
life Insurance risks.
.Well, with the above few warm
words of Introduction, here Is
story:
Crots became Interested and helped.
Some women rent flowers.
but two women In fine homes,
when appealed to for flowers, though
tbtv acknowledged that they had
plenty of them, would give none:
and they were anything but polite
and considerate and complimentary
to the poor in the language and man
ner of their refusals.
That 15 what made the woman who
called at The Statesman office so
hopping mad.
The deceased husband's people
live ia Ncrth Carolnla. The widow's
people Hve in New York.. They were
among strangers.
They had a little home and a start
In life.
Dct the oldest child, a boy (the
others beiag boy and girl), was sick,
and they impoverished themselves In
the trT,a to him cured.
ine nusoaca got work in a rort-
9i7O.noo.0t. imI HOXDS OF
MAIUOX COI XTY. OUKtiOX.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the County Court of Marlon
County. Oregon, at the court bouse
In Salem. In said county, until June
S. mo. at the hour of twelve o'clock
noon of said day. for the -purchase of
I170.ooo.oo permanent rosd bonds
of Marlon' county, part of aa Issue
of SSSO.003.00 authorised at aa elec
tion held June 3. 1919. The bonds
now offered for sale shall be dated
Jane 1. 1920. and one-half thereof
shall mature June 1. 1924. and the
other half thereof ahall mature June
19z. and shall be la denomla-
W. O Mo?es: who had been work- ,ana sn'P ?ara. i nai wora oeing
ing for the Spanldin? Logging com
pany, died. It was unexpected. He
had been ill for only a few days.
He left a widow with 12.10 in
cash and three children and a few
clothes and no food.
The Spaulding company furnished
and paid for a trained nurse, and the
Spaulding and paper mill employes
contributed food and clothes and
money; as did a lot of good people
in Salem. A window sweep gave
$2.50.
Mrs. Alice II. Dodd of the Rei
Winning Costume
of Jungle Ball
!n!sbfd. he worked on the railroad;
hen they came to Salem, where the
sick boy had been placed la a state
institution with the hope uf a cure.
They wanted to be near their boy.
Mr. Moses got work In the Spaul-
dinr mill.
That is the etorr.
Now. this mother with her boy
and girl are still needy, though their
temnorarv wants have been supplied
by Salem s good people. ,
They have a place la the. world.
It should be found for them.
They are at ihe Leonard hotel on
Front street. They are commended
to the right man or woman or men
or women among the thousands of
readers of this article.
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Lodge Emblems Will Be
Planted in Public Lawn
Work is lo be started Monday o.i
two large flower beds on the court
house lawn, wheih will bid welcome
to Shrine and Elk visitors this torn
Bier. The first bed will be set to
lavender geraniums and sweet ayls-
slum. and will bear the word "Wei-
QUICK
ACTION
CORN
CURE
"Get-If Stop Pain Intant!y and
lorn Koun Lift lUght off.
A few drops of Tt-Tt- oufiirh
crn patna like wstrr quncbs fire.
ijives you immtjiatr rlir.
Miss Florence Egan is inside, or
mostly inside, this prize winning cos
tume taken at the annual Jungle
Ball of the merry Greenwich Villag
ers recently gives la New York.
Warries'RuritiProbf;
Corset ;
arncrx
Wamcr'a oraet carry tLe
tronget guarantee we knew
the loninjr, the clatj-v, txtrj
lart ut tlietti t trriaraat'tl t,',
tn Rut, llrrak or Tear and
the guaranl-e dr uol to
there.
We also irtiarsntee the shape of.
Wonier'a Corset. A Warner's
will sHajw a jr"""l firure s)
mill fit eomfortaKly the Tim
tiin" you nit it on, anl taore
over it will hold its shape i
th Lat lime you wear it.
Arul then, too, Low naeh i!
in ans to tuli ymr corwl as yo
wah yonr umlermualint si
wars frrh anl clean.
Prices $2.00, $2,50, $3.00 '
$3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $.500 :
GALE &:CO. .
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Commercial and Court Siu Formerly Clilcajo Stcrt
Kclted Hprrd rronlets.
"Many motor speeders arrested In
your town, fntle FI?"
"No. There used ter be. bet we
settled theit fellers, all right, lis 1st
been hardly aa arrest la sis months.
"How did you snaaage It?
Val. we Jest fUed the speed
limit at 7i miles aa boar, an darned
few ot 'en kin snake it, b'gosb."
Boston Transcript.
Delightful Vacation Tri;
Travel free from rr la ami n
lBMt J a4 Aru
tb vr 14. foe itfif!iH i-
rt Tr. Amrtm V
. Wllmlaa-taat. tL
Read the OaxxiGed Ai. "
ations or liO.OO or multiples there
of up to th sum of f 1000.09. to suit
the purchaser, and shall bear Inter
est at the rate of five per cent per
annum, payaoie semi-annually.
au bidders are required to inclose
with their bid a certified check pay
eble to th order of Marion County.
Oregon, and drawn upon aa Incor
porated bank or trust company to
tfie amount of two per cent of the
par value of the bonds bid fer. and
the check or the successful bidder
will be applied by the county la
part payment ot the purchase price
or to secure the county against lost
resulting from the failure or the
bidder to comply with the terms or
the bid submitted. No bid will be
received 'for a price ot less than par
snd accrued Interest snd the bonds
will be sold to the highest bidder,
but preference will be given to the
citizens ot the county. The County
Court reserves" the right to re J ert
any and all bids. The proposals
should be addressed to U. G. Boyer.
County Clerk. Salem. Marlon County.
Oregon, and marked "Proposals for
Road Bonds." The successful bid
ders will be furnished with the opin
ion ot Messrs. Storey. Thorndike.
Falmer and Dodge, or Boston. Mas
sachusetts, that f be bonds are a valid
obligation or Marion County. Ore
gon.
By order or the County Court.
U. C. HOTER. Clerk.
Dated May 13. 1920.
ROSTEN & GREERBAUiil
Dry Goods, Shoes & Millinery
Nice Ginghami and Percales
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White Pique, Galatea and Crepe
Nice Voiles, pretty patterns at 90c a yard
Mercerized Tahle Cloth, good quality, 72
inches wide a yard $1.50
Napkins to match 18x18 at $2.50 per dozen
BBSSHSBBHBSSSSBHBBSSSSHB
Real Tahle linen $ 1.75 to $3.50 a yard
Pongee Silks at $ 1.00, $1.15 and $L45 a yard
Long Silk GloTei at 75c a pair
Millinery, latest styles, best quality
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Children's Hats, good assortment, popular
prices
Millinery trimmings, big Tariety
240246 Commercial Street
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FEW SF
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COAL
The corn bsliiM to to, its grip at
nce. In a tr fr two it la so uo
that you can lift It off. roots snt all.
wixt thumb mnA fimsrvr. That's th.
lant of it. as minims hava found out.
It ia th airnpl. frcllv and commoa
rrr war to ho rid of corns.
" irt-1 1 th nrr-fathnK. ruarta.
tt. monry-bac V corn remover, coals
triru at any drur atora. trl
by E. Uwrmr At Co.. Chicago. Sold
In Sa)m ad recommended as the
world's bt corn remedy by J. C TVr
rjr U. J Kry. Capital Drug Store. Wm.
10c 25c 50c
Arm & Hammer Dried Apples High Grade
Soda 15c pound . Coffee
5c one package . 15c . 29c pound
65c Jcum c
Fancy Jara I n , Perfection Soda
Coffee Pow,Jer Craelen
54c pound 9c can fl- 18c pound
ARMERS'- CASS1 STORE
C Burton Durdall
247 North Commercial- 247
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