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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1922)
if THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON FRIT) AY.-MORNING'.'. APRIL 21, 1922 MS ALSO MENU. mm Sons Leader anj Composer Keeps Up on National ' Game Constantly ' ' jlrs. Carrie B. Adams, com munity Bong leader, writer of mu sical comedies and operettas and hymns without number and whos music Is sung by thousands every week oter the United States, if Interested perhaps firfet in mubi but shejhowi at loagt a lively in terest. not to say keen under standing and appreciation of base ball. V Perhaps her long years of as sociation with young folks as a song leader and in church choirs she has kept her "up" on the na tional game. Anyway, Fhe was ready with only half urging to discuss the opening game and the reason why the home team lost. Sirs. Adams has recently morrd to Portland and as she said Wed nesday night at the communtt sing she's "lived in Oregon two winters and they hare both h'i unusual." Withal she likes Ore gon, she says, and having com pleted their home In Mt. Tab; Portland, she said she wished t, name it "Alabama" because it means "here we rest." v Mrs. Adams' father was a vio- Warner's Jftahiefs (jorsets Complete stocks from which you may choose the style which best suits your figure. Attentive service. Skilled advice concerning your needs. A price range to suit every- body. Every Warner's Rust-Proof guaranteed not to Rust, Break or Tear, i linlt, musical composer and song leader. The loss of his ' right hand In a railroad wreck caused him to turn his attention to other forms of musical expression than the violin. Mrs. Adams was al ways her father's accompanist when he acted as song leader and he was heartbroken when b' marriage took her away from home. With her husband, Allyn O Adams, Mrs. Adams went to A I bany yesterday to v'sit with thlr son, Stanley G. Adams, and their Email granddaughter. Mrs. Ad- LIES! DAU 1 l'w firanilma's Sage Ten and Sol lhur lteclie and Nobody WiU Know ami says that she haa every rea son for living on the coast besides the fact that she fkes It since, with one exception, all of the re' atives she has live either in Port land or adjacent to it. A brother, C. E Wilson, formerly jf the Statesman staff, is now with the Knison-White bureau on tre sou thern c'rcuiu Il is in Houston. Tex., this week. 1923 TUGS IE: lit .4 $125 $1J0 $2.00 to $5X)0 Commercial and Court streets The use of Sage and Sulphui for restoring faded, gray hair tc Its natural color dates back i erandmother's time. She used i' to keen her hair beautifully dark glossy and attractive. - Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this sim pie mixture was applied, with wonderful effect. But brewing at home Is mussy and out of date. Nowadays, b: asking at any drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth's Sag and Sul phur Compound," you will get this famous old preparation, im proved by the addition of other ingredients, which can be depend ed upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. A well-known downtown drug gist says it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that nobodj can tell It has been applied. Yon simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one strand at a time. By morning thf gray hair disappears, and after another application ,or two it be comes beautifully dark and glos sy. Adv. a: lonevv 0 Production Now Only 4 Per Cent Under Normal One hundred and thirty mills reporting to the West Coast Lum bermen's association for the week ending April 13, manufactured 79.567.3 Id feet of lumbar: sold 97,198,575 feet; and shipped 8C 273,275 feet. Production for mills reporting, was 4 per cent below normal. New business for the week was 22 per cent above production. Ship ments were 11 per cent below new business. Forty-one per cent ot all new business taken during the week was for future water delivery Th'.s amounted to 29,418,573 feet bf which 24,631,972 feet will move coastwise or lntercoaruil; and 14.786,603 feet will move ex port. New busines for nolivery by rail amounted to 1.926 ars. Thirty-five per cent of the week's lumber shipments moved by water. This amounted to 30.- 293.275 feet, of which domestic clearances accounted for 15,198 - 176 feet, and overseas clearances, 15,095,099 feet. Rail shipment? amounted to 1.866 cars. Unfilled domestic cargo order total 92.545,784 feet and unfilled export orders, 68,390,811 feet. Unfilled rail trade orders total 5,904 cars. The 15 weeks' production was 1,159,352,577 feet; new business 1,115,559,853 feet; and shipment; 1,082,541,225 feet. Order Placed With Irwin Hodson Company By Secretary of State man. Wallowa and Wheeler conn ties. "This pamphlet contains 32 pages and 19,000 copies will be priated," said Sim A. Kozer-, sec retary of stat?. rrbi v mailing : will be started Monday and continued until com pleted, which will be immediately followed by the other pamphlets as they are delivered from ,th state printing department; fAn additional "press has been Installed in the printing plant to meet th extraordinary demands upon that department, occasioned by - thav printing incident to the primary election." Cash srniirirjX it fihii it no iitowcy StOTBS &nr ABO ; SKAGGS ; recognized policy ol "EVERYDAY .PRICES," is j founded on the principle that "confidence is the keynote of success." ; The old method of so-called "SPECIAL PRICE" merchandising is fast becoming extinct The majority of thrifty Americans are no, longer deceived by ' the merchant who trys to BAIT them with SPECIALS. What excuse can he offer for fluctuating the prices of certain commodities! two or three times a week, thereby charging a certain j portion of his patrons a low price and the rest a higher price on the same item , '':'2'---x:'t- ' :: SKAGGS consistent, "EVERYDAY PRICES'" compel CONFI-. ; DENCL i I - . j to ft X There is an upward tendency in the price of all cofeeboth bulk and tins. cans...:........$1.93 M.J.B.31b. cans. L .. ... 1.19 RIJ;B. lib. cans. .... ..... .41 SKAGGS BLEND COFFEE Roasted and ground fresh, to suit the taste, f Three pounds ..i. .i... ....$1.00 ROYAL BAKING POWDER 5 lb. tins': :.. $1.85 IVz lb tins 1.28 12 oz. tins .39 WESSON OIL Gallon tins . , .;.. .:: ...... $ L85 Half gallon tins .98 Quarts f... .53 SPERRY'S DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR "Tested Every Hour" 49 pound bag ..............$2.35 Barrel (four bags) .. .... 9.19 Crystal White Soap, 21 bars $1 Ivory Soap, 14 bars l.i)0 FelV Naptha, 10 bars .... .79 TOMATOES Standard Tomatoes, No. 2 tins, 8 for .98 Libby's Grated Pineapple, No 2 tins, 3 cans .50 Libby's Rosedale 2 sliced, 4 cans .... 1.15 t MISCEUJINEOUS No 5 boxes Soda Crackers, two for .98 A convenient package at less than 14 cents a pound. , Good Matches, carton, 12 boxes 58 Ceylon Fresh thread Cocoanut, pound 92 Fancy Comb Honey, per comb 25 Large Jancy imported layer; Figs, pound........ .30 Full 15 oz. )kg. Sun Maid Seed Raisins, 2 pkgs. .35 SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING 8 lb. tins ..$1.73 4 lb. tins ........... .89 Good quality hand sorted Po tatoes, American W onder and Burbanks, 100 lbs. $1.39 Five deliveries daily. C O. D. orders, gladly sent out Order your Meals and Groceries together. , ' 162 North Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon. Depositors Are Protected By Special Committeemen To forestall efforts of shysters and "hucksters" from swindling depositors in the closed State Bank ot Portland Is the object o a 'committee representing the de positors, appointed hy Frank C Bramwell, state superintendent of banks, and which was here yester day In conference with Bramwell and Attorney General Van Wink It is said unscrupulous specc lators are endeavoring to induce many of the depositors to assign to them their accounts at consid eratlons as low as 10 per cent, and In nearly all cases below 40 per cent. The committee's purpose is to stop this pending efforts to r organize the bank for which time has been extended by the bank superintendent to May 1. The members of he. committee conferring here today with th state officials are E. 13. Uarthrop chairman; Otto R. Hartvig and Sudney C. Graham. Tb contract for furnishing the 1923 motor vehicle, botorcycle and dealers' license plates and chauffeur badges was yesterday awarded by Sam A. Kozer. secre tary of state, to the Irwin-Hodsoii company, Portland, on the basis of 14 1-2 "cents per pair or set for motor vehicle licenses; 39 1-4 cents per pair or set for motor cycle licenses; 2G:34 cents per pair or set for motor vehicle deal ers' licenses; and 12 1-S cents each for chauffeur badges. This bid is about 3 i-4 cents less per pair or set than the con tract for 1922 license plates for motor vehicles which was let about one year ago to the same company. The Irwin-Hodson com pany has been manufacturing the Oregon license plates since 19 16. The award was based on quality and time ot delivery, which is a very essential requirement of the contract. There was one other bidder, a Los Angeles company, with a slightly lower bid of .1395 cents, but as Oregon manufactur ers are permitted a five per cent differential, the preponderance was in favor of the Oregon bidder. Taking this factor into consider ation, with the superior quality ot the article or product, the award was made to the Oregon manufac turer. A total of 130,000 plates will be included in the first order. While a greater number of license plates will be required for 1923 than for the year 1922, yet the cost will be less in the aggregate. Colors selected for 1923 licenses are a dark blue background and white figures and letters. SPECIAL PRICES FOR n Don't Wait Till Yout Neighbor Shows or Tells You About the Good Merchandise We Sell First Pamphlet Put Out By Secretary of State The printing of the first of the 18 separate pahphlets containing th statements of the various Re publican candidates for the sev eral state and district offices to be filled at the primary election May 19, 1922, were completed yester day. It will be mailed to the Re publican voters in Baker, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, Hood River, Sher- 'HOOD'S Sarsaparilla-the Blood Medicine Strength-Maker and Appetite -Giver Tooth Brushes PROPHYLACTIC, the world's best tooth brush comes in soft, metlinm and Jiard hrislles. Specially priced at this storq fof Friday's selling, Qr at each OV Spool Cotton CLARK'S O. N. T. Sewing and Machine Thread., 150 yards on spool; black and white in all sizes. Specially priced for Friday's selling. KKn At per dozen Silk Hose A REAL SALE of Ladies' Silk Hosiery colors black, cordovan, white, navy and gray ; a splendid wearing quality. All the most wanted sizes to choose from. Spec ially priced for Friday's 0Rl selling, at per pair wOv Percales Ginghams Two lots, one of 27-inch dress and apron Ginghams, and another lot of 36-inch fancy Percales. A rare opportunity to save. All specially priced for Friday's .11 selling at per yard . . Soap Special '' Pure refreshing toilet Soap, madd by the Palm-Olive Co. Large bar in assorted odors. Specially priced' for Friday's sel ling at, KKc per dozen . .'. . yO Boys? Blouses 14 TOM SAWYER," one of the best boys. -Waists made. Guaranteed to wash and retain their colors; exceptional value; all sizes, and many patterns. jt Specially priced at each . V Knit Bloomers LADIES' KNIT BLOOMERS in pink or white, all sizes; elastic tops, also elastic at the knees. Specially priced, for Fri day's selling, . , , " ... 1Q at per pair V Jap Crepes The genuine Japanese Crepe, in many pretty and plain shades, the wide width. Choose here Friday at our very ' OKc special price, per yard Dress Fasteners Sonomor Dress Fasteners, in blaek or white. All sizes. One dozen on card. Specially priced for Friday's selling, .': . Op at per dozen Sateen Bloomers Ch ildren 's and Misses' Sateen Bloomers, in black or white ; all the most wanted and desired sizes. Specially priced for AQ Friday's selling at per. pair - TtC Shirt Bands .. IShirt bands for. men's, and boys'. Shirts. Cushion button protector, alp the desired sizes. Specially priced for Friday's T selling at each ! I WORTH & GRAY DEPT. STORE Phone 132 177 North Liberty Street Phone 478 W 1 to COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH OTHERS DINING ROOM FURNITURE 42-inch Oak Extension Table $1730 42-inch Fir Extension Table ... ..... . $12.00 42-inch Royal Oak Extension Table . . . $1330 45-inch Plank Top Quartered Oak Ex tension Table $22.50 48-inch Plank Top Quartered Oak Ex tension Table . $25.00 Quartered Oak Buiiet with bevel plate mirror ..$2630 Solid Oak Full Leather Cushion Seats. .$ 3.75 Solid Oak Diners $ 3.15 LIVING ROOM FURNITURE Quartered Oak Large Size Library Tables . .....$25.00 42-inch Library Tables ............ . . . .$20.00 Ima. Leather Covered Bed Davenport:. $40.00 Best Quality Tapestry Overstuffed Davenport . . . .$80.00 9x12 Axminister Rugs .$2750 9x12 Tapestry Rugs ...$17 JO FURNITURE FOR Three-piece Ivory Set, all hardwood; dresser has two large and three small drawers ; 24x 30-inch plate glass mirror; dress table has three drawer top, triple mirrors of plate glass; bed of beautiful turned design Price ot set $80.00 One three-piece set of Genuine American Walnut. Bed, Dresser and Dressing Table, three-piece set $75 00 Largest Size Continuous Post Bed $1225 Medium Size Continuous Post Bed .$9 JO Small Size Continuous Post Bed $630 Child's all steel Cribs $1030 All Steel Spring g q qq THE BEDROOM Best Coil Spring, Helical tied $12JS0 Yum Yum Spring with 17 coil support $330 Dressing Tables and Dressers in Quartered Oak, Walnut or Ivory $17.50 and up. Ivory Chiffoneer $13 75 Fir Dressers- $12.00 Overstuffed Leather Rocker? $2330 Overstuffed Craft Leather Rockers ' $15.00 Solid Oak Wood Rockers jq Genuine Reed (not fibre) Sulkies $18.00 And many bargains we cannot list. 1 KITCHEN Drop Leal Bkfst Tables 5 round or square ...$ 330 Kitchen Treasure, Golden Oak Finish $ 830 Unfinished Breakfast Chairs ......$ 135 Orbon Steel Ranee, full nickle trimmed, white splash, white warming closet, doors polished, steel top, sanitary base .$60.00 Best Grade Print Linoleum, burlap back, 80c yard, Not felt base. - ? Genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs. Fully guaranteed. Sale Always On. No Old Stock. Customers Must Be Satisfied, or Money Refunded. We Deliver , Let Us Figure on ThoselNew Shades. 1 "enver, 373 COURT ((Hi STR EET V-J 1 i ! "WHERE MONEY TALKS" PHONE 464 ! L ir : if. i. i I I r J
