THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2 ,1922 l (.4. " t I-'- . CIS TIFF : RAISES HIE EMERSON 'if a man can write a better book, oreach a better sermon, or make a better mouse trap than his neighbor, though he build his house in the woods, the world will make a beaten path to his door.1 8 QUOTED Schedule Drafted by Inter national Commission Af ter Six Months SHANGHAI, Dec. 2. China's new tariff schedule drafted by an International commission that was In session la j Shanghai , for six months and designed to fix an effect We .5 per cent ad valorem tariff, will to Into effect Decern ber 1 with the proviso that all goods consigned, to China, ship 2ed and en route before Decem ber 1, shall be permitted to, enter the country under the old tariff schedule.; It is estimated that tinder . the newly fixed schedule China's rev enues will be! increased by be tween ten and twelve million dol lars, Mexican, a year. The revision of China's tariff i la accordance with the pro gram laid down at the Washing ton disarmament conference. Fol lowing the tariff commission con ference that was held in Shang hai, another -commission Is to sit, probably early next year, at .Pe king, with the purpose of effect lng a further increase of 2 per cent, eventually, according to the program, a final. 6 per cent Increase of the country's tariff Is to be brought ! about, being auth orized when Hkin the term ap plied to inter-provincial duties Is abolished. .4 r.- The 'final Increase, according to estimates, wilt considerably more ' than! double revenues over the annual total returned under the old schedule, even, if no consider- foreign trade derelop. . f STAYTON STAYTON, Pr., Nor. 29. Jaa. Mielke and sister Clara,- 'Miss Mary Tate and Norval Fisher, "students at O.-A; C, arrived home for the Thanksgiving holidays. E. B. Walters, Stay ton postmas ter, la building an addition to bis home; which ' will give an added attraction to the outside and com- 'fort to the-Inside, .. i C. J. Thomas of Mill I City vis ited, ar few days last week at the liome of his sister,' Mrs. W. H. Hobon;, v ..'. , . L. A. Darby and wife, and Mrs. Effle Miller drove to Albany Sun day, returning home In the eve ning. , ," . , . T k. . H. J. Bowe has made several trips to Salem this week where he la bating hU little daughter. . Dorothy's, ayes treated. ,., -Z I . Mr. and Mrs,. W. T. Buckle, In company with Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. Richards, went to Mehama Sun day where they attended! the tur key . shoot I Each of the women won a nice, chicken, while Mr, Richards eaptured a fat goose. Peter: Diedrlck and family went to Portland the tint of the week whea Mr. r Dledrlsk bought the opening stock of drygoods for his new store. K Mrs,; Hattle Chance has accept ed a position at the Bon Ton con feet lonery store and assumed her duties there Monday morning.; Mr. and Mrs.-Louise Sestak ar rived here from Montana the first of the week and are visiting at the home of Mr. Sestak's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sestak. The Sestaks have disposed of their In terests in Montana and may lo cate in the Willamette valley. Prof. O. V. White, principal of the Stayton schools, and his corps of under teachers, -are In Salem , this week attending teachers in atitute while - the pupils are en- Joying a week's vacation. V Miss Clara, Minden. who held the ; place of 'bookkeeper for the Brown-Petrel Lumber company for the past year, letft last week for Oervais where she has accept ed a position In the Oervais bank Mr. G suit of Portland now has charge -ot the office work here at the milt . Mrs. William; Crabtree was in Albany first of the week visiting her parents, 4 Mr, and sMrsj Pow ell. . Mrs," Crabtree returned home Tuesday., accompanied by his sis ter, Mrs. Vidato, who will spend the Thanksgiving holiday season , here. ;" -'.'., . ,-?v..; .,, - , .. All about : town Thanksgiving dinners and parties are being ar- .ranged. Many out-of-town peo- pie are expected to spend the day here with friends.1" - . Elva Rlggs Is spending the week with her parents, W. A. Rlggs and family and will Temain till after . Thanksgiving when he will re turn to his work in California. Mrs; E. L. Shepherd and daugh jter Violet have moved here from 5 Mill City. Mrs. Shepherd Is Mrs. William Councilman's mother. ; The Eastern Star club held an : other of Its benefit card parties at the Masonic hall Friday evening, which proved to .be a charming success. Ten tables of five hun dred were played.! t The - honor price, a pretty hand embroidered towel, was awarded, to Miss Dor othy Buckner, . and the - consola- ! tlon was drawn' for by Mrs. J. S Mays and Joe Fery. . Mr. Fery getting the ' prise, which, f when opened, caused much merriment. Popcorn and: apples were served after the same. : Mrs. u.;H. Massey and son .'.Floyd drove oVer from Woodburn Tuesday And spent the day visit Jng among friends in Stayton, . RE IS T MS BETTER BECAUSE IT HAS SEEN NO EQUAL ETrER BETTER BECAUSE IT HAS MET NO PEER THAT WILL FLOOD THIS "BUY WAY" WITH EAGER BUYERS FROM ALL SURROUNDINGS ONE-DAY r - arm ? 1 - - - mm ONE-DAY 2 L 27 ALL WOOL SLIPOVER SWEATERS Regular Value $3.50 each, special C2X2) All sizes in the lot sold for 88c with other purchases in the store amounting to $10 or over. See column No. 3. Turkish Towels 3 large size 24x45-inch heavy jrratle Turkish Towels. Regular $1.17 values. on Special at 00 C 36 Inch Scrims I A yards light ecru ,white and fancy bordered 36 1" inch Scrims. $1.60 values. - rift 88C inch Scrims. $1.60 values. Special Imported Pongee Iyard 12 mominie regular $1.25 grade Pongee. One day Saturday, Special Imported 88c 36 Inch Percales 6 yards of light or dark colors, best scout 36-inch Percales. $1.50 values. - QQ Special 00 C Store open Saturdays Until 9 p.m. Curtain Marquisettes C yards 36-inch regular 25c yard, fine grade mercerized Cur- aj tain Marquisettes. $1.25 value. Special 88c Ripplete Cloth 'C yai"ds genuine old fashioned grade, blue, pink, yellow Rip- O plete Cloth, $1.45 value. Special at 88c 36 Inch Kimona Crepe 3 yards regular 29c grade, fancy designs in this 36-inch Kimona Crepe. Regular $1.17 value. QQ UUt Special Silk Tubing Iyard regular $1.49 yard underwear Silk Tubing. OO In all colors - OOL Column No. 3 Sugar Purchases Not Included Values that Will Make You Stop to Catch Your Breath in Astonishment The articles listed in this column are sold t 88c with purchases of 10 or over. Prices guar anteed as long as given quantity lasts. Sale Begins 9 a.m. Saturday ?3 5 " 5 bbls. best Valley Flour, value to J 1.50 per sack. (20 sacks). QC Special each OOC 10 dozen Carnation Milk, dozen value. Special at $1.50 per ... 88c 5 cans of No. 10 Pail Lard, regular price $1.50 per pail. QQ Special for -v OO C 10 pkgs. 6 lbs. each, Economy Coffee, $1.50 value per package. qq Special OOC 10 dozen cans of mixed Staple Groc eries, such as Pork and Beans, Corn, Salmon, etc. $1.50 value. qq Special OOC 5 cans of 3 lbs. M. J. B. Coffee, reg ular price $1.22. qq Special per can OOC 120 Sale Price Packages Listed in This Special Feature XOTEi Each sack of flour, each dozen cans, each sweater, etc., are listed as a package. Irice guaranteed as Ioiir as quantity lasts. (hie article to each purchaser. Premium Coupons as usual with Purchases of 50c or over SALE OF 33 Georgette and Radio Silk Silk B louses Were Priced to $5 (a)(3) (2) (2) All sizes in the lot sold at 88c each with other purchases in the store amounting; to $10 and over. See column No. 3. Men's Wool Sox 3 pairs heavy quality gray, white and blue Men 'a Wool Sox. Values to $1.69. ftft - Special OOC Rubber Collars 5 1 O cleanable linen finish Rubber Collars. 25c grade.- QQ- LLt .$3 worth. Special at .. . OOC Men's Fibre Silk Sox 1 h 2 pairs fine quality assorted colors in Men's Fibre' QQ Silk Sox. Regular $1. Special at .... OOC Silk Velvet Regular $1.47 values 1 yard 18-inch assorted colors Silk Velvet. 88c From Every Angle This Will Surpass All Former Events 88c Corduroy Velvet yard blue, coral, rose yellow, red and tan. $1.25 grade, 36-inch. Eighty Eight Day Special . . .; , 36 Inch Lingette yard ot the most popular under wear silk. All colors. QQ Special at per yard ...,.-OOC 36 Inch Wool Sersre yard brown, navy, black, maroon and red 38-inch Wool Serge. Val ues in the lot tqtfvi "QQ $1.49 yard OOC 6 Plaid Dress Goods yards of material for tha girls' dresses. 36-inch. $1.18 QQ values, special at OOC Striped Shirting yards of dark colored, much, want ed. 25c yard, .3 0-inch. QQ $1.50 value, special OOC Wool Heather Hose 2 pairs ladies- all wool regular $1.25 value, wool Heather Hose. A $2.50 value. QQ Special at OOC High Grade Corsets 1 big sample line, including values to $3-50. All sizes in the qq lot. Special OOC Fleischer's 2-oz. Yarn 2 balls, regular 50c grade, in all colors.' A one dollar QQ value at OOC All Wool Yarn 3 large skeins heavy' worsted, 4-oz. all Wool Yarn. A $1.47 qq value, special at OOC Cotton Batts 3 pound size, 72x90 quilted; fine quality. Regular $1.25 QQ , values, special ...... OOC GRANITE WARE All Large Size Pieces Of excellent make, featuring Tea Kettles, Dish Pans, Water Buckets, Coffee Pots, etc Values to $1,111, go at Two Pieces for Co) (o) o fo Will Do More Tomorrow than Dol lars have ever before attempted 25 Dozen Mina Taylor HOUSE DRESSES Fine tailored, nationally famous Mina Taylor Dresses, in many new patterns and Values to $1.7.1, special at trimmings. 12 lbs. Cane Sugar 88c 5 lbs. Economy Coffee 88c 11 lbs. Cocoa la bulk ..88c 6 lbs. lard in bulk :88c S lb. pkgs. Velvet Tobacco 88c Brooms, value 1 5,c each, 2 for 88c S sacks Cornmeai- 88c 100 lbs. best Spuds 88c 50 lbs. Dry Onions 4 22 bars White Wonder Soap , . . . ,88c 88 c Men's Leather Gloves 2 pairs fine 65c quality, all sizes, in Men's Leather Gloves. Regu lar $1.30 value. Special , 88c Dress Shirts 1 big line men's fine quality, $1.59 Madras Dress Shirts. All OQ sizes. Many patterns, at. . OOC , Caps and Hats ; i 1 large assortment all wool and. fin, felt Caps and Hats. Each- $1.25' to $2 OOl values 00V Shirts and Drawers 1 large group of over 785 garments. ,, Men's Wool Shirts and Drawers. -Regular $1.25 QC values OQC Silk Knitted lies 2 men's 65c grade to $1, la fine classy patterns. $1.30 to QQ- -$2 values, go at . ... In every instance large stock of the articles advertised, we reserve the Eight to Limit Quantity to Such Customers Rough Neck Sweaters 1 men's gray knitted winter Rough Neck Sweaters. ;1 to qq $1.49 lines, at OOC Ribbed Union Suits 1 large lise, values to $1.49, in boys Ribbed Union Suits. Ail sizes to 34. Special at 88c 9 cans Pork and Beans . . 7 cans Standard Tomatoes 13 lbs. Hard Rice .... 13 lbs. White Beans . . . 15 lbs. Oatmeal .88c .88c .88c .88c .88c 9 cans Milk, tall 8 cans Corn ... 8 cans Salmon . 8c $Sc ........... .".88e 16 American Sardines ..83c