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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 22, 1921
STATE BID IS
i
IT
BEOf
pen
-Biennial Pamphlet of Horti
L cultural Body Available
For Distribution
The 16th biennial report of the
Oregon state board iot horticul
ture, im. Is aTallable for dis
tribution; ;
The volume contain 200 pages
and is illustrated with many full
page cats, in addition to many
entailer ones which j accompany
r pedal articles.
The report outlines the work
done by the board In the past
i two years as it was conducted by
commissioners of . the fire dis
tricts. The state horticultural
; and quarantine laws are given in
full, the nursery law is stated
; and the apple and pear grading
I law presented. The : more recent
quarantine regulations of .the
United States department of ag-
: rlcultnre are given.
Many articles by prominent
fruit pien of Oregon are found In
the work and a large section is
uevoiea to description of fruit
diseases and pests, with the best
means of controlling them, much
of the material coming from Ore
gon Agricultural college.
Useful tables state the proper
time and spray to use for all of
the common disease and insects
on apples, pears, prunes, cherriea
and peaches, and directions are
given for making sprays and
grafting wax.
There are also tables of infor
mation containing statistics which
the fruit grower so often has need
of.
Channel to Sea is in
Best Shape in Years
PORTLAND. Or.. July 21
There ha Jer-n less shcaling ot
the channel from Portland to the
sea i this year than in former
ormer years.'with the result that
t wll Irequire less dredging to
place tbe channel at project width
according to Manager I. R. Pol
bemus of the port of Portland.
Three dredges of ths port and
two of the United State-; army en
gineers will be at work remov
ing shoals from the channel next
week. Th- five dredges are no'.v
preparing to begin operations and
several will start this week.
Dredgin? vnj bein a month
earlier than in 1920 an I as there
is leps to be dona it Is expected
the channel can be cleared cf a'l
obstruction in a short time, thus
perm'.tting of additional perma
nent work in widening and deep
ening the channel
TOURIST
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PURCHASES HERE
George
Mansfield Buys
Home in West Salem
After Camping Herd
City; Mr. and Mrs. S. McAlerander
Milton; E. C. Foster. Portland;
Kae r'or.ter, Portland; Mr. .and
Mrs. V. A. Kemn and family.
jtlrants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. H.
.Thurman and family, Fayetteville.
iind.; Mr. and Mrs. I'. IJ Smith
and family, Portland; Hugh Thur
jnian, Fatetteville, Ind.; and Mrs.
John ISush. Powell. Yyn.: Mr. and
'Mrs. 11. Willis. Portland; Mrs. S.
Ueojielle, Portland.
KELLS 'REUS
F
ROM
SEABECK
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George Mansfield, another tour
ist at the Salem anto camp ground
who became attracted by alern
during his stay here, returned to
Salem e3terday and purchased a
home in Kingwood bark. West Sa
ltm. The four-room bungalow on
the west side of the river was pur
chased through the Robertson
real estate agency. Che family
cop us from Pasco. Wash. j.
New prospects for' future Salem
residents who came to the: tamp
yesterday were: T. F. Migart.
Minneapolis, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Poppleton. Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Mclionald. Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Farring
ton, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. U. F.
Ford, Sacramento; F. M. Brown
and family. San iiieo; Mr. and
Mrs. S. P. Halvorsen, Sarn 1'ran
cisc ; Mr. and Mrs. H. Coytes and
family. Kingsburg; Mr. and Mrs.
C. It.' Jomer and family. Salt Iake
Lockhart Store Again
Entered by Burglars
'Secretary of Y.M.C.A- Re
ports Exceptionally Fine
Annual Program
eral or them with wives and fam
ilies, about 150 in all.
R. R. Board man, tbe new direc
tor ot boys work for the "Salem Y
has just finished a like course in
the summer school at Lake Gene
va, Wis. He is due here almost
any day, having planned to leave
Lake Geneva about July 19. Mr.
Bardman brings a wealth of ex
perience and enthusiasm that
promise to make him a wonder
worker in the way of building in
terest in the local Y. M. C. A.
DISPLAY ARTIST
VISITS 111 CITY
Mrs. M. J Wessels Widely
Known as Industrial lnT
" terior Decorator
For the second time within a
itwo-mcnths period, the second
hand Jtore of H. C. Lockhart at
502 N'oith Commercial street was
ransacked Wednesday nisht and
Roods vali'ed in the neighborhood
of 150 were stolen. A suit of
clothes, a watch, two razors, a
chain and a flashlight were the ar
j tides known to have been taken.
! Entrance to the store was jrain
je' through a rear door after the
i thieves had made their way into
!a: adjoining r;Mtn occupied by
;the Western Junk & Hide com.
pany. Police a yet have no clew
as to the identity of the thieves
who some believe may be the same
who ransacked the salesroom of
Lee L. Gilbert, local automobile
dealer, recently.
At the time that Hie Ioekhart
store was broken Into before
about $100 worth f Jewelry was
taken.
! Secretary C. A. Kells of the Sa
lem V. M. C. A. returned Thurs
day from his 10 days attendance
'at the Seabeck. Wash.. Y. M. C. A.
i training school. He had been sent
'by the local board of directors, as
a pood investment in' methods and
enthusiasm and he says be be
lieves it's going toay usurious re
turns in Y benefits.
I "It was the greatest of all the
more tha na dozen great conven-
'tions I have attended." said Mr.
iKeils. speaking of the' Seabeck
program. "Men t national and
international reputation were
there, and the ginger they put in
to their work would certainly
make any one go to his own limit
in emulation. We'll be petting
Mood from this convention all
through the year." ; -
j One hundred Y directors and
workers were in attendance, sev-
Outings Are Planned By
Residents of Silverton
SILVERTON". Or.. July 21.
(Special to The Statesman) H.
IMcken3, Miss Nina Dicltens, Miss
Vera IJickens. Miss Vivian Dick
tns and Clarence Dickens are
camping at Newport. They wilt
be gone about two weeks. They
made the trip by truck and took
all the necessary camping para
phernalia along.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Turrell and
'nr.iily and Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Kubberness are preparing; to mo
tor to the coast to spend the
week-end. They wilt make the
trip in Mr. Kubberness' automo
bile. The Silverton farmer have al
ready begun tha--harvest of their
era n. Several acres of wheat
have been out and shocked In the
Scanty region
Mr. aid Mrs, S. C. Bostwick of
' Fvrt Wsh Mr. and Mrs. D.
jarl Pearson of Portland and Mrs.
:M. J. Wessels ol Portland, made
la brief visit Thursday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lisle, lusi
South Thirteenth street. Mr. Bost
wick is an attorney of Everett and
Mrs. Wessels is bis: sister."
Mrs. Wessels Is one of the fore
most industrial interior decorators
of America. She and. her husband
the late M. J, Wessels of Spokane,
did some wonderful work for the
state of Idaho at the St, Louis ex
position, in 'painting" pictures
and decorating with grains, grass
es and fruits, for which the state
gave each of them a grand gold
medal and the thanks of the leg
islature. ; .
For many years they, were in
constant demand all over the
country, for decorative and, fruit
preservative work.- Mrs. Wessels
one year put up 1500 jars of fruit
Cnr tha Croat Korthern railroad
exhibits hugs Jars, up to several
gallons apiece and the road of
ficials said it wm the best adver
tising they ever iput out. She has
had such work; in California, at
.11 tha treat national, state and
I district expositions for a number
oi years, mu uu m u
the country as jaxhlbltor ot pVod
ucts. She,taas len asked by Mrs.
Winnie Bradenj manager of the
Oregon exhibit C Portland, to as
sislt in preparing the most won
derful display of state products
ever gathered Ifor the Portland
world's fair in M 2 5. and is now
looking for material for this mon
umental presentation. ,.
Mr. Wessers, who spent a life
time in this decorative exhibit
work, was gtlledj in an. automobile
accident three jyears ;: ago, since
which time' his gifted wife has
carried on the vjrork with conspic
uous success. FThey had worked
together for mijre than 20 years
alal over the orthwest and in
California. j - ' -.. ,
Recognition otf Soviet: j ,
r Demanded of Harding
MANITOWOcl WislJuly 21
A resolution calling on President
Harding and congress to recog
nise the soviet j government ot
Russia was passed by the state
federation of ttbor today. The
soviet government was declared
to b-s the only one that has 3 a
"WOrKers gCTrnnunit.
Ladies Fall V
Millinery Now'
on Display
At Lowest
Prices
A Big Splash of Dollar Saving Bargains
These are the days of our Clean Sweep Clearance Sale We ltave voiced
our decision that all summer merchandise MUST MOVE OUT. I, ;
This Dollar Day Opportunity for Friday and Saturday u a natter of
drastic action. Dollar. nd half, two dollar to three dollar values are
ordered at ONE DOLLAR for the purpose of hastening the ffreatj clearance.
mr mmd m B.cw u mis)
AU sections of the store join hands in the making of this most successful clearance; only a few of the
many dollar values available are listed here, bat yon will find hundreds more equally and even more
so attractive than listed in this Page in every department throughout this great store.
$I GROCERY
15 LBS. SUa AS
Pure cane
For canning use ....
64 LBS. COFFEE
Special blend
In bufk
10 LBS. COCOA
People's Cash Store Special
In bulk ........
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28 BARS WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP J
Luna Soap
The favorite, forlaundry use ....
22 CANS AMERICAN OIL
Excellent for your picnic . .
4 LARGE PACKAGES ALBERS C
ROLLED OATS V
Regular.33c package at this price
1
1
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1
5i2l LBS. ENGLISH BREAKFAST C
TEA P
Regular 3,1c bulk quality...
SPECIALS $1
1
1
1
1
1
3 DOZEN GOOD SIZE ORANGES J
; Regular price
40c; dozen ; ;..
3 LBS. FANCY BREAKFAST A
BACON J
All our mriats gov't stanipotl and in
spected ...
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6V2 LBS. SODA CRACKERS C
; Flaky and Crisp V
An Oregon product j
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6 CANS NO. 2 PORK and BEANS J
Pierce 's Pork and Ikans arc nuide
with tonialo sauce ..J
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5 CANS NO 212 YELLOW FREE-C fl
; . STONE PEACHES $ 1
Another favorite for your picnic... JL
: PADJ -MEN'S 75c SUSPENDERS
'Firm and heavy elastic thread; buy your necdsj
now from etra large selection v
Dollar Day Opportunity price
2 LADD23' RIBBED UNION SUITS
A regular 75c quality, 3 styles to select from;(
tight and loose knee, short sleeves and band)
tops -. .....-. .7. 4...
: " Iollar Day Opportunity price
1 LADIES' $2.00 HOUSE DRESS
Made of finest Quality Ginghams and Percales-C
made in ,a Hover styles, all sizes, great arrayV
of patterns 'V. i .......... , '
Dollar Day Opportunity price
CLOSE OUT OF ALL VOILES
Bl5-Ta,ae t the low cost prices. 4 yards 32-t
36-40 inch in light and dark colors. RegularV
values to 50c yard
, Dollar Day Opportunity price
2 PAIRS TENNIS SHOES
Mta A MeiS' WomeTI and Children's: on$
aie Friday ami Sainrj.. . T
Dollar Day Opportnnlty price
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5 PAIRS MEN'S 25c DRESS SOX
uality.J
- Dollar Day Opportunity price
Firemen's and .engineer guaranteed q
cotors oiacK, brown, gray, white, etc. .
2 REG. $1.00 WHITE SERVING APRONS
Made with fancy ruffles, trimming and no.-ltyt
effect 1 : P
j Dollar Day Opportunity price
6 35c HEAVY TURKISH BATH TOWELS-
Medium large ,slze. extra heavy jweave. large$
quantities sold at this very toW price
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Dollar Day Opportunity price
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2 $1.75 CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES
In plaid and plain Ginham, neatly trimmed, ariS
Bizes to 12, at the low . .' v
Dollar lay Opportunity price
1
1 YARD 32 INCH IMPORTED PONGEE
Heavy and firm weave, regular $1.50 q
meat iur me uiaKing oi jiiouses anti
earmenta
Dollar Day Opportunity prirc
GEE
uality;C m
under-V I
2 YARDS $1.00 VALUE KOBE SILKS !
In the new bright and conservative colors, all
go on the sensational clearance '.
Dollar Day Opportunity priice
2 YARDS 75c 3C-DXCH BLACK SATEEN
An exceptional heavy and fine quality, bestS
material for lining; no limit ,
Dollar Day Opportunity price
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9 YARDS FINE PLAID GINGHAM
Fast colora, 32 inch in big assortment ot pretty 4
patterna. Thi3 fine quality at the season's? I
lowest price B
Dollar Day Opportunity price
3 YARDS BLUE OR GREY DENIM
Extra heaYV weieht. fineet nnnlitv 3R inrh wiitth
U - . - V lt - II VI V
The regular material used in makiug overalls
IKlIar Day Opportunity price
$
5 YARDS 30c HAIR RIBBONS C
Fine assortment of pretty patterns , that are?
mostly desired by misses i
loIlar Day Opportunity price '
14 YARDS 15c FINE CALICOES J
In light and dark colors and figures at this?
astounding low
- Dollar Day Opport unity price
5 YARDS 35c NEW CRETONNES
27 and 36 inch new and desirable patterns;
some of the new colors that are much wanted
Dolar Day Opportunity price
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5V2 YARDS 35c FRENCH PERCALES
36 inch width, the prettiest colors of the season
are now included in this immense selection. .
Dollar Day Opportunity price
8 PAIRS LADIES' COTTON STOCKINGS
Black andVwhite only; made of fine cottonj: 1
thread, an extra fine value I
V Dollar Day Opportunity price j A
3 LADIES' RIBBED VESTS
Regular liOc value, very fine mercerized fmish,J
all sizes, lowland high neck, bodice top...
-4- Dollar Day Opportunity price
3 PAIRS LADIES' 50c BURSON STOCKING-
One big lot brpwn, black and white, including
out sizes; mjany ribbed top lots included...
W Dollar Day Opportunity price
7 PAIRS CHILDREN'S 25c STOCKINGS
In black, brown and white, heavy and medlumjn
ribbed; sizes te all first quality
- Dollar Day Opportunity price
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With purchase of any 1
MEN'S SUIT OF CLOTHES
At the low nolo price
11
Additional w ill buy any silk shirt, value to $3.03,
or any pair of hooA valnt to SA.OO
THIS IS DOLLAR OPPORTUNITY DAY
3 YARDS BEACH CLOTH AND CREPE
Ideal for. the making of smocks and middles orj
dresses ; in blue, white and pink . . , . . . . .Y
. Dollar Day Opportunity price
I
11 YARDS 32 INCH PERCALES
At the lowest price ever attempted; buy, them J
without reserv or limit i V
. , Dollar Day Opportunity price
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3 65c MOCILPS PILLOW CASES j
Sizes 36x4 2. finest heavy quality stitched pll-J
low cases a ereat valua " 11 t
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- Dollar Day Opportunity price
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sic, . - m ft. w 3 w m m r m b.
if i ..ii j tti. mm. x r r m
$ 1 Basement Bargains $ 1
12 15c ETCHED GLASSES
On Sale in
Bargain Basement
$2.00 SUGAR BOWL AND CREAM t
PITCHER
On sale in Bargain liasement
79c GRANITE SOUP KETTLE ANDC
59c STEW PAN r
Both on sale in Bargain Basement..,
B9c GRANITE WATER PAILS ANDC
59c WATER PANS
Both on sale' in Bargain Basement..,
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$1.50 GREYSTONE ENAMEL TEAC
KETTLES j T
On sale in Bargain Basement...i.
$2.00 ALARM CLOCKS t
On sale in . - T
Bargain Basement j,. .
3 75c BEST HOUSE BROOMS j C t
Bai-gain Basement ..: L: A
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ia 25c 18x36 HUCK. TOWELS
On sale in
Bargain Basement .....
1 64x76 WOOL NAP
BLANKET
Price .... t .. ,:
Dollar Day Opportunity
3 YARDS 45c QUALITY
OIL CLOTH !
in handsome amv t i:.
dark colors, your favorite pattern in
l wiir opportunity price J
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$2.50 LACE SILK STOCKINGS
An excellent value In pure silkj
thread, figured lace stocking....
Dollar Day Opportunity price
2 PAIRS SILK STOCKINGS
Ladies' finest quality fiber silk stock-$
Ings; in ail colors and sizes, on sale -,
Dollar Day Opportunity price
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$2.00 BATHING SUITS
For men and women, mercerized and c
. any color, on sale. , . , .
- Dollar Day Opportun
$2.00 KABO CORSETS
The , ideal live model ; corset,- ail ' aro ii
expansion top, rustless slays .... ,:i ,
Dollar Day Opportunity price
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