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ft."-. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF' Aotomoblle Collide A collision occured yesterday on North Capitol street between au tomobiles driven by Hubert Zan der Market street and Carol SbOS. 13!, North .Nineteenth Street. Both automobiles were eomewhat damaged. ntted at Tyler's Drug store by ' iaxpert la the business. (Adv.) Extlngi"hr Stolen D. M. Fields', reported to the po lice 'department') stcrday the loss ' of an Acme fire et in guishcr. Which he "aid was taken from his UtomobiJo while it was parked on the street. Chicken Dinner Every SuixIiit Tables and counters. Jack's Cafe 163 S. Comercial St. Adv. Minister HVOirrMtl n Rev. Blaine K. Kirkpatrlck of th F'rst Methodist ehureh, sub mitted to a minor operation Wed teSUy morning at tne Salem Dea coness hospital. He is reported as recovering well from the ordeal. Bargain Pay Special Cyeol motor oil. gal " $1.50. Wood cfc Hace. itreet Adv. r. K ' ii State avted to library Children In the third, fifth and sixth grades are the BUblic library on fourth. in vit('i Friday between tho hours of 2 and '.. at -.tMi time they may receive itars on their library cards for Constance Binney In "The Magic Cap" Y.1 TrXaSTr Hartman's Glasses Easier and Better Wear them and see HARTMAN BROS. fhone 1255 Salem, Oregon NOMKING IpUlxi at H2tf V CoBuaerctal ttret Ckoy Ba7. aaodlaa ml Amctrt- urn dtshaa, lea ctua and txlnka Opa li a.m. t l a m. Tm DaaclBf Evary Batarday Vlgfct EliU Orcfcaatra ejular 9 13.00 Thor Vacniun Cleaner, Our Price $25 ELECTHIC MACIII.VK ENGINEERING CO. 137 Court St. . Krone 488 JUST RECEIVED Nasons rerfect Liquid Painti ... Reasonable Prices Capital Furniture A Hardware Co. JSS N. Commercial Phone 947 Suits Cleaned ...... Salts Pressed 91.80 J50 Salcrri Cleaners & Dyers 1215 8. Com'l St Phone 1868 4V TREES Tar Spring riaatiac Order from The SALEM NURSERY CO. 421 Orecoa Building I1LIK OBKOON Phone 1713 We pay 2c abort the carket once for eggs and prddacU PEOPLE'S CASH STORE Home Builders Take Notice our Tlumblng Supplie'a; it S?t! v b0Ut pr,CM- w -kida, T9 ,OPPly 0f aU ., TenU, all sizes, prices very low CAPITAL Thona sag t 1 ',U Chemeken 8L THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREuON having read the complete list of books reiu reo during the school year. Miss Wal.lron. school li brarian, will he present to award lite credits. Fry's Drug Store Authorized agent Eastman ko daks, films and photo supplies. Films developed and primed. Adv. Sleinlnn-k I'inetl II. Stein bock was arraigned cs terday in the inuuicipal court and pleaded guilty to violating eit or dinamo No. 1 ami was there fore fined fn. This ordinance lias to do with keepiuU the view into stores Hear so that w hen po licini; the city officers may see in to stores in case of lite and burg lary. Fircworkn for Nl The Ace, U'7 N. High Adv. .vninc lliniis A fire, believed to hav from a cipar t ilf-arette, from an upper window. started I brown j. the awning in front of the Ace i oniectionary store, tion on the part of tin Prompt ac- fire dt-part- ment soon extinmiished the flametv and but little damape was done. A CWlfloii Ad Will bring you a buyer. l.ieeiiHOs Islie4 Marriage licenses were issued yesterday In the office of the coun ty clerk to Lenore W alker and F.d ward Schoor of Hubbard; Olive Drake of Salem and Lewis M. Ilos- I worth of Portland; Emma It. Ills ton of Salem and (Jeorce E. Theiss of Eugene: Edna Hampton and I George L. Ioney of Jefferson; I vera Anna Dorothea Otjen and Paul N. Bassett of Salem. Ciol I'setl Planes For sale or rent. Furn. Co. Adv. H. L. Stiff Many Petition Fllel At least 11 petitions for natu ralization hearings have been re ceived by tho circuit rourt. Julv 6 i.s the date set by the court for such hearings. It i.s possible there will be additional hearings given alien eases. Piano Rente! At Stiff's. Adr. Hank Sum to Collect A complaint was filed yesterday by tho Turner State bank against Alfred J. Richards in an action to force payment of a note for the sum of 2 100 See II. 1,. stiff For awnings. Adr. Many Warrant Held Approximately 106 warrants are the hands of the in uncalled for. Some are dated as far back as 1914. and are written for various amounts, some helne as high as $20. A complete list oi names tor whom the warrants were drawn and published later. amounts will be Mill Wooil Five loads of 1S-inch insid le raill -u. fia.it,. imy now, prompt delivery; also prompt delivery on box wood and planer trimmings Spauldlng Logging Co. Adv. Will Admit led The county court admitted to probate the will of the late A. S Lohnbakken yesterday and filings were made. The final account of the estate of Christian W. Mlkkel on. deceased, was filed yesterday with the connty court. Ifermina RIGDON & SON Leading Morticians Webb & Clough Co. Funeral Directors Do yon tale TURKISH BATHS " If not. why nott No other baths or treatments can produce the permanent; re lief to the person aafferln from" disagreeable cold or ail ments of the flesh or body like the Turkish Baths will. Open 8 a. m. until 9 p. m. OREGON BATH HOUSE Lady and Gentlemen attend ants Make Your Summer Pay What are you going to do luring the summer months? Why not iut in the time ac 'luiring a useful business train ing that wiil help jou all the rest of your life? This s-chool is In session hroughout the entire summer ind yo-i may enter any time New classes in shorthand begin I line 2". We would like to have the opportunity to tell you more Hbont our courses and the ipport unities open to thse who complete a real business raining. Write or call for informa tion. Capital Business College Salem, Oregon Mikkeison was executrix of the es tate. An order of the final settle ment of the estate of John Tonio. deceased, was filed yesterday by the court. Jonathan K. Itrown waa administrator of the estate. IjckI illnnk tlet them at The Statesman of f ee. Catalog on applicatiuu. Adv. KImmIcs I iih ll II. Y. Kho.les. ll.-. 2 Center street, was fined $ f, ,v J-,,K,. .vtr Hace of the municipal ((lllr, ,,,r opera tun; a truck without a rear iiht. The nrre.-t W;,.s IIla,c ,,v i raftic Dili, er llayden. (iiltMit Will I'len.j, In. H i: CiiiM-rt, snporinten-l ee. o. ;n'in (llstricf nf jj,,. et!l- ohm ii ti t-f n will preach in mil cIiiik li I riil. iv. .July Su m a t o i.M i, M inv Malum to lie is extend' (I. I lie pub : I'uebJ.i Tod. FICHI I' v at e n- iirts l.ibertv Adv. IbKlgcr ii ' ii at ion i i. i . iv i. .i.ii i, general manaKi r . . r t . . it ' Y" ,T ; ,"V , "S "' 'i-alor niin p,ltn;.(i 'iii jlt,: s; accom , vte'it while OTI 3 L ,' , ' " ' V " ' .. l" " trip. .i rs. aottr a no daimht He mallUli; tlx lr r I, v railroad, but will i,-i turn v ith ., . 11'.. I US IU I tl I I I 1 li. fl 1 I III II I S .1 II U .Mr. Ladcer and sun int i.4a.t i -.i.. t he r a pro auto Mr. ladK-r report )eto. is season, davlnir filled orders for in.unators from almos half the states in the union nnd irom tar amy Hawaii, where his company hai reontly estahlisjnil a larjie agency. A f"w speeial! constructed inniliaii rs were shipped to .Jacksonville. Fla.. this season, some equipped to hatch alligator egg:, on an alligator farm neati- that city, and the others to hatch ostrich "sb on a Florida ostriifi farm. artl of Thank To the many friends who ex pressed their regard for our loved one and their kindness and sym pathy to us during her illness, we tender our sincere f.ratitude. L. c,. Hulgion. and the Kuel Fantilv. Adv. MU, Ijux n Will llav Her millinery shop open for F'.argain Day. Formerly known as the Need let raft, Court. Adv. Clerks flub Meets The monthly meeting of the Ka foury Progressive clerk's club was lild Tuesday evening in their club was addressed by Dr. Collins. His subject was "Health." After the meeting Mr. Kafoury presented each of the women employs with a string of Coro jtearls. Card of Thanks lt wish t i extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our neighbors anil friends for their extreme kindness during the ill ness nnd death of our loved one. Mrs. Johanna Kloepping. Also to those who snt beautiful flowers, and rendered service in non at th" funral. Mr. and Mrs. p. V. Klaus. Frdr;ck Klaus, llermtna iviaus.- Adv PERSONALS Prof. P. M. Nash, superinten dent of schools at Heaverton, waa in Salem yeslerdav. Hen I'atton of Mceay was tran sacting business at the court house yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynes and son, Maurice, were visiting in Sa lem yesterday Irom North Howell A. A. (Irinde of Silverton was atnotiK the business callers in the city yesterday from that section. Mr. and Mrs. Koyce Allen of Iako Labish were visitors in the f:ity yesterday. Joph May of Howell I'ralrie was transacting business in Salem Wednesday. County Commissioner J. T. Hunt was looking after road mat ters at .Ml. Angel yesterday. HOTEL ARRIVALS M A It I ON Portland people reg istering were ti. A. Alb n, C. H. Hrakematt. W. H. I'.oyei, K. L. Webster, T. II. Taylor. It lirant. (J. M. Koss. C J. Winchell. H. T. McKinzer. 11.' M. Jones, II. J. Mozlor, E. A. Sandberg. W. A. Col fey. L. A. tlrilfith, Weston Clarke. Charles Hill. J. F. Kraf son. Others registering were I!. I.. Kddy, Ilosebuti;; T. E. Harrier. Taconia; M. Iloover. Toledo; Ed ward Wolf. San Ftancisco; Ger trude Deveilein. Helen Zemiker, Eu tene; 11. J. Warner. Pendle ton; W. Anderson, Seattle; Joe Iluben. Spokane: Mr. and Mrs. (). Hocks. I.os Angeles; K. S. Corf. Mois; Mis. M L. Little field. Newbeig; Kose Drager, Turner; Eva Nt5w comber. Cer li ude Newcopi ber. (iet ahlitie Newconiber, Elsie I'riil. Milwau kee, V'ia. HLICH '.'ortbnd people roz- sterint , la.-t night were A. M. Hand I. A Tozi-r. I. K l.-e. T I. Winter. 11. Collins. .1. Miller. . I'rvs. J. F Kratsic Othe-s rcustci in:: were '. t; Peacock, Mbany; P. It. Anderson. Itose bure; E I Weeks. Amity; Mrs. I'.. A. I'.ressiy. New York; A. W. Johnson. Vancouver. Wash.; U F. Match, Ellensbnri; : i;eiri;e lie -'inger. Dvrod; Ed PhiHjips. Scto; ''. P.. Mitchell. Carlton; Joseph sJterman. Newport: A Hylak. Chebalis; 11 F. Leonard. San Fraacixco: Italeigh Tayl r. Med- lor-l. I . Tlti.ln ie-on. Sealtb- KEALTY 1CX( IIANCES Reported by Union Abstract Company Fa nine Stock .and husband 'o Ellen Harr Vjnu square feet lan'l in Wiiiiill'iirn J7.MI. Mary .1. Misan and husband to David L Hall and wile, lot . block :M. Highland addition to Salem. $10. 57 COM GEARS ARE !N 11 V-v "oNisures is apart from any ; move to establish a " w orks-eou n- System of Rate Reductions ,,,a" , r"v'',rmiu'm n- Arclnli Tim ..!.: Effective Under Compen sation Act July 1 BUSINESS SIDE APPEALS Employers and Employes Who Understand Eager To Accept Requirements Metlnninp Jnl 1 the employ itm films that maintain manu f.Kturiim plants within the state ol Oregon have the : r i v i 1 m of a jier cent red net ion in their contributions lo the state indus trial accident fund, on condition that they maintain a regular local immill fur tin. n in 1 iler:i I inn lit ..i . .i.. i i Fj! ,y.M.V(I1 firms with a total L , . ... ., , , " I'd 1 Mi l 111 Vl'l IT I I II I U I llll III pien. liaye alicady sent in their 4Pdicntioiis to be considered on is Dieferred list. Concerns An" IJstetl. I ne name are: American Can company. Ames Harris Neville company. Benson Timber company. Big Creek Log ging iompany. Booth-Kelly Lum ber company. Bridal Veil Lum ber company, C and O Lumber company. Cobb & Mitchell com pany. Columbia County Lumber company. Columbia Stecel com pany. Corvallis Logging company. Crossett Western Lumber com pany. Crown Mills. Crown-W'il-lainefe Paper company, Douty Lumber company. Eagle Lumber company. Eastern and Western Lumber company. Eastern Oregon l ight k Power company. Falls City-Salem I. umber company. Hammond Lumber company. Ilawley Pulp & aper company Honeymari Hardware company. Island Hardware company, Kier ran Flora company, Robert C Kinney Logging company. Kos t'T Products company. Kruse 'lanks Shipbuilding company, I,a 1 lee laigging company. Lewis & I'larke Jfailway company. Mar hall -Wells company. Multnomah Lumber & Box company. Nicolai Door Manufacturing company. Northwestern Electric company, Oregon Agricultural college, Ore gon Brass works. Oregon City ; Woolen mills. Oregon Portland Cement company. Pacific Lum ber Inspection bureau, Pacific i Power & Light company, enln sula Iron works. Penissula Lum ber eompany. Portland Flouring Mills ccmipany. Portland Woolen in4.1ls. Saddle Mountain Lnggin"; company. Silver Falls Timber company. St. Helens Lumber eom pany. St Helms Tie & Timber .company, Silverton Lumber com pany. Smith & Watson Ironworks Standard Oil company. Trti Bin Biscuit rompany. Vjilley & Siletz . Railroad company. Western Coop erage company. West Oregon Lumber company. West port Lum ber company, Willamette Iron A : Steel works. Willame tte Valley , Lumber roi;in;i;i). Villon t 'ounefl I'cdlowccl j In general thr work is carried 'out as o.tli'!l ty the tiitional safety council, a voluntary organ 'iition of employers numbering almost 4"uci from all over Ameri cn Tli state of Oregon is a member-, through ihe industrial acci dent commission. Bulletins are sent out every month, covering some phase or phases f indislrial safety. I'sii ally the bulletins are graphically illustrated. They tell !;,o vit;, truths about making lif,. and limb afc. in all the industries repre sented. Follow ing . closely t he bul letin work of this great organiza tion. President Harding recently made thi ; statement : "I save been very favorably im pressed with the- efforts of the na tional safety council to minimi.e casualties in indu-try. The work Is one for which there is a great and pressing need. The economic waste which is represented by such casualties- each year is in It seif a tremendous burden on the nation, while the human suffering anad actual loss of life, of course, constitute a lar more serious phase ol the matter. . . Figure" Impress President. "Experience has thoroughly demons! raied that effective or ganization can acrouiplish great and useful re-u!l-; toward the pre vent ion in' ac cidents, so reat a proportion of wh: h are really in necessa ry . ' The inures on this subject are most impressive. Thus I am informed, that in the tir-d year tollowiug the organization cd' lo. al s;;ety councils' in a consider; ble number ol cities the proporttoti 't jiublii accideffis was reciucet; a much a-, .".ti per cent, and in all cases Very greatly. This is the most couiti'inu t'-sHmonv pos--l ie ;is to the efficacy of organia tion in this field. ' I ame vety glad to add in voic e in eiii oii r-. i i-.e .n t ;i n d ap proval of th effort." War llarlltis. Keiii-fii?Mrsc? The iep,-riuen f.uds that Some i III 1'loy eis a re still re-etittul at the con i it ion .; imtioscd on tln"n tiy in fer.or l.ib'.r durum llie war. w b-:i they were obliged to pa ' cvorhl tar.l pr'i es for hi 'p thai v a . !le:h ir capable nor inl ere-t e( . Thi. i i;i -n .if employer, might b.. I 1 1 i intere teil jn the pure b i m a n it a i antsm of the satety first cam paign The preefit cataclysmic coiidi tions "f the market-, when ;nn kind of a iob is a prl.e and It s a- to fill senv place that may !' left vacant, would not on: I n a r I ; y bc the tint" for any new labor protecting movement to get across purely cm a business proposition But the department find, that liu- i manity has really made mu-li headway in business; the Eoldi-n rule is more and more a working creed or the corporations that em- ! ploy labor, and this, with the ac tual sainir in money. mak"s the rational satety council a spiritual a; well as a financial investment. The phi nt- o'lncil elan for safe. '"'I'- I""", .11(11 Ids t. lined some favor in radical Iji. rope, was reieed by th,. Oremm industries. that threatened to withdraw fr o ma I 1 f Hi IUf Lion W t f Tt line national -;iloy council if it was encmiraced hen- It w.is drop Ieil. ami is purely n safely and eT lii iein - council in Oregon. ( uiioiis Objetii.iii Made Some curious object to tno safety-cieincil phins have been raised b both employers and em ployes, who did not understand that an industrfla cripple is both : t iv and a social lii' ii.nc to iv. rv fixed interest. The worker. .... lever, whose streiifth and -kill K Ms capital, can easily lie made to see that no monev can pay him for the loss of his capital: and the 'employer also i coininu to un-jde-rstand that it is f:.r better ana cheaper to avoid accidents than It s .to face disaffection or damage "and so thev both nmn in iv that the sarety-first co-oper. lion is the one thinj; thev ve i,. i, needine to make business life smoother. Tlton;.::i i-ok tkn years If you suffer pains and aches during the day and Kleep-distu ril ing bladder weakness by night, feel tired, nervous and run down, the kidney tmd bladder need to be restored tr, healthy and regu lar action. J. T. Oshurn II F. I) No. 1, Lucsville. ).. writes: "I tried many n medies but they did me no good. I took Foley Kid ney Pills and they helped me so much that now- I am well." iv. n't delay. Sold everywhere. Adv. i F Luscious Himalayas Come In Rain Not Welcomed By Cherry Producers A few Himalaya berries were brought into the local marke's yesterday- great luscious black fellows, half as long as one's fin--"r. and twice as iuicy as water. These are not to be had in very large quantities, though the ever "roens promise to make a record crop. '1 he rain last night was not at all welcome to the cherry produc ers, though it is hoped that it will not have done much damage ether than to delay the picking. All the canneries are working steadily on cherries, which are now coming in in large quantities. Only inclement weather that dam ages the fruit, or rhortage of pickers to handle the crop, will i prevent the sale of every cherry jgiown in the valley this year. I The Willamette Valley Prune j association has received an inter i esting order from Europe, for j '"the rirst three cars of prunes lacked in your establishment this Hall." I The prune crop this fall isn't LOint; to be so large as to cau.'.e any grave congestion of the mar- ket. but these Europeans- are I likely to get their order. Other ! shippers believe that the Etiro j pean market will open up this ' fall, and furnish an outlet tha! i l.as been blockaded for a Ion j time pant. i Some interesting testimonials 1 rrom England to the "Mistlan.l ' prunes put out by the Oregon Growers' Co-operative association i sietn to cany nut this theory of the opening of the European mar ket at an early date. The recent reduction In freight rates will help wonderfully in finding a market, in the opinion of careful students of business conditions. CITV HEAI.THV PORTLAND. Juii" y Th" tradition that the country is a healthier place than the city is ripe for the discard, arconlmg to N. C. Maris of the state food ami dairy commission, who addres.-"I tlie 1 Mh annual con enl i'-n of city and county health officers to day. What's a Summer Home Without The Statesman? Much us Thi- Statesman nican I" yiir Salmi home, it means more to your sum mer cot tap-. It will tell you of the goings-on in your home tow n. Your friends at homo are ton busy to write you the news, lint your home paper will give it t you. With its finely balanced assort ment of news, seri als, short. stories. and home tr;rhtn's it; will be a w Iconic, daily visitor. ,ef the Oregon States man follow you to your summer home. The Oregon Statesman Phone "" IE THURSDAY MORNINfi. JUNE HO, 1021 Jobs May Be Supplied Through Local Y.MCAJ Secretary KellsTd the y V reports lh.it ..ii "inie ne nas Deeri ' r iy many farmers wi'h ' "r chen and berry ,,ick- t'-'l Slh.l -in.l 1 ... filial!, Hi "I ir- would be jrlad s 'HIMlle... ..i.llllin n, ..nf ' an men or bovs who w.int wo.k nndi stai.ds tt,.:i t here . "hi i i i-r work . nut wiiere noi to a 1 w a o find a Knowing place. jii-t im le r .,r fM11t CIOW, r, haV(. i ster .-d ii i, i I,., v m . . for 1. , ' ' V 'i'- -"in .Mr. Kdls Will lie '' Ik In hrin.. a n v ow ner a tid WOfKcr toiretlier. I he y 11 .. 1 1. ... , "I'stairs, at th. "'., ,eSt (.oni(,r o (.omill,.1TiH, ' 'ieirieKfI.i stre,ts. and til.) "'I- m B is ahv. out. THOUSANDS WILL BE WELCOMED TOMORROW (Continued from page 1.) J. L. Busick & Son, Vim Flour distributors. Buttercup lcft ('n.aIn rompanv Weatherly Ice Cream deal, rs ap preciate qualify. That js whv hey sell Weatherly Ice Cream' Manufactured in Salem bv But tercup I,.P crra, ro The Bootery. Shoes at less for cash. The Bow Optical Co. A depen dable place to have your glasses made. Lenses ground on the premises. Cross Market. Meats of Qual ity and Flavor. Chambers Chambers. Furni ture, rugs, linoleum, ranges and general house furnishings. The Central Pharmacy. Tom Cronise. Photographer, 19.1 North Commercial street. Commercial Book Store. Qual ity and service. Davies Shack." Teanut brittle. B. B. Eshleman. We sell for less. It. L. Farmer Hardware Co. Our hardware wears. Foster & Baker. The French Shop. 115 North mgn st. Millinery and dresses. Gray-Belle. Candy, Ices, and meals. Great Western Garage. Every thing for the auto. VVm. Gahlsdorf. Gale & Co. Hauser Bros. Sporting goods. Hartman Bros. Jewelers. Gifts that last. C. S. Hamilton, quality, not quantity. O. W. Johnson & Co. Kafoury Bros. Thrifty shoppers shop on Bargain Day. McDowell Market. Where a dollar does Us duty. D. H. Mosher. Merchant tailor to men and women. Only firm in Salem doing tailoring under the union label. j Miller Mercantile Co. Good! goods. Quality first. N'eimeyer Drug Co. In busln-j ess for your health. Oregon Theater. Our music ; makes good pictures better. Peoples' Market. Our Coupon i books save five percent. j Price Shoe: Co. Hanan Shoes. ' Peoples' Cash Store. Shop with the crowds at Salem's busy bar gain center. Patton Bros. Kodak films do-' veloped free on Bargain Day. Special sale box stationery and correspondence cards. j Paris Shoe Store. Style with out extravagance J. C. Perry. The Ilcxall storo. Portland Cloak & Suit Co Salem's greatest women's apparel store. Portland By. L. & P. Co. Do It Electrically. Itostein & Grcenbaum. Real bargains Roth Oroccry Co.' Quality gro ceries. A sa:e place to trade C. M. Roberts. The Court street grocer. Salem Baking Co. Tho Home of Dixie Bread and Dlxio dough nuts. Salem Hardware Co. See the Salem Hardware Co. first. O. J. Schei. Men's clothing. Shoes and furnishings. Bargain Hunters will do well to take advantage of a new shipment just received of -J Vitalic Tires Guaranteed 6900 miles. Adjustment made here. Prices less than inferior Tires i mVXl We are installing a complete line of Vitalic Tires and Tubes to meet the demands ol tturse who wanted a lower priced tire. Hut in selecting the italic no believe we have chosen a lire which will give even more service pet dollar than any other lire on the market. We invite you to call and let us explain its features. 30x3 Vitalic Tire and Tube .$13.45 30x3 1-2 Vitalic Tire and Tubc $16A0 Other Sizes Accordingly 4. Investigate the Unusual Value of the Vitalic 7 Salem Tire & Vulcanizing Company 1 r 1 South Commercial Street Remember that we still have a full line of Marney Oldsfield and Horseshoe Tires. Scotch Woolen Mills Store. Bet ter values for less money. The Spa. The only confection ers in the city .manufacturing our own Ice cream. The taste tells the difference. Steusloff Itros. All kinds of chojev, fresh, cured and smoked meats. I'. G. Shipley. Skaggs United Store No. 37. Groceries and fresh meats. Salem Variety Store. 152 N. Commercial street. Where you g t right merchandise at right prices. r V. E Shaft r. Harness, bags and leather goc.ds of quality. Mr-. II. P. Stith. We special ize on children's hats John Sun did. State street. The only tailor who makes all bis clothes in Salem. Salem Sample Store.; 11 North Commercial street. You do bet ter here for less Valley Motor Co, A. D Thompson. North Commercial street. The Remnant store. Vick wavs. It. J G C Bros. A square deal al- Valitonr Will. I buy Rood goods for less. We guarantee right prices on cheaper and sell W.lUr Bros, good service and fancy and staple groceries. Wood & Race. 229fState street. General auto repairs. Expert re pairing at moderate prices. Special Bargain Day Dinner AH Day Friday ' -. f i ! ,LARMER TRANSFER PHONE 930 WANTED Everyone to know that Picture Prices have dropped forty per ciit. Admission now Our pictures arc the best money will buy, complete change of program three times a week, Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays. Bligh Theatre The Show That Fits Everyone's Pocket Morris Optical Co., Oregon's largest optical institution. Damon Grocery Co. ; Low Rent Low Trices. Salem Electric Co. If It's Elec tric. Come to Us. West Fur Company, Salem's only exclusive fur house. Salem Nash Co. De Luxe studio. Better Photos Satisfaction Always. L. It. M. Pierce, Tailor. Scbaefer's Drug Store. C. B. Clancey, Florist. .It tqlmrofanmbarednscmwy cmfw BOYS WANTED Hrijrht, intelligent boys with bicycles wanted to carry morninp; routes. This is an excellent op Iortiinity for ambitious lxiys to pet a start in business for themselves and also make some money for their very own. " Apply Circulation Manager OREGON STATESMAN We Carry The Trunk right up wheie It Is wanted. Our transfer service does not end at tho front door. It aims to be complete and satisfactory in every detail. It you are going away have us take your trunk and check l. When you return hand us your baggage checks and we'll have your things up and in their places as promptly as It is possible to get them there. S 1 mmmmmmJZZ '.her nnd -jiff thm mi I ml U ! tie -i - 3 rift" fir v 7' is i i i ton, the ' OH I the I but the irery 111 V f?38 tie be of be- he t IB u JtT l- U tit as at a a . '" S.i ' -. - ;, ? 1 U V? ! its J i " '- -mi ii iimii iiiiimW'ti win n