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Newspaper Page Text" THE OlteON STATESMAN, SALEM OREGON FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1923 r 'fi : . : ' , ' ; : i " " : , ;. -.1 1 CITY NEWS IN Highway Parkei " Three autoists were assessed 5 each In the Justice court yester day for aprklng on the highway. They wore: C. McDonald. Jl B. Fisher and Prank Hubbard. Special Sale' I ? r k - f Of assorted patterns Cambridge t toII now 29c a, yard. C. S. Ham ilton i Adv. , Speeder Caujcht- Walter KIrby Qowen was arres ted by Officer Edwards yesterday far imeedina at the rate of . 30 mlls an hour on South Commer cial between'Rural and Meyers. Geraniums, Petunias, 10c EacB f Zenlas. 35c per dozen; asters. Cnarigolds, cosmos and snap-drag ons, ,25c per dozen. "Three days enly. A.1' Plant's greenhouses, "42S& S. 13tn. Adr. - Sentence Suspended t Although Jack Parmentler was .arrested last Monday by locl authorities for stealing $28.5,0 y Trom f rana j-eiynsai u was aecia I; ed to give him & few days in I which to repay the stolen funds If tim vas &ble. ; Yesterdav Parmen tler 1 repaid the money. He was given a two months Jail sentence by Judge Kuntz when he appear ed for arraignment. )" However, the sentence was - ; suspended on good behavior of the accused. EChool superintendent of that county. The f winner is 7 years old and in the -third grade of the Odell school, v i ; j - Friday, Saturday, Hunday Last days of revival campaign at new Tabernacle, Ferry and Cot tage. 2:30-7:30. Big open-air baptismal service Sunday at 3, rear of old cider mill, N. Commer- .t.i qui. , HL . 1 . vtai. BiKi prayed wini ai ail Ber vices.' , Bring them. Adv. Will Clean up Cemetery- All parties Interested in the ap pearance of Macleay, cemetery are requested to be ' on hand . bright and early Monday, May 28 Come with tools suitable for mowing, raking, etc Bring your lunch and make a day of it. Hot coffee will be 'served by the merry maids and matrons of Macleay In Macieay halL Adv. '; i Spence May Resign i. whether C. E. Spence will re sign as master of J the State Grange because of his appoint ment as state market agent by the governor, has not yet been de termined. At the time of the ap pointment Mr. ; Spence said the question, probably would not be settled until the 6tate Grange meets at Newport next month.; BRIEF PIONEERS TO " : ' ' ! : n firrr iiiHir n a ' ttUUNtZI son who was going north on Liberty. ; Little damage was re ported. . lied. Surinz and Mattress- special, one 2 m, continuous Annual Biq Time ot Indian posi wmmonB sieei oeu wun large A cinhtore anrl Tra l-Mnt lyinvii a unu ,! heavy fillers, one Simmons metal! spring and one 40 lb. cotton mat tress tor only 124.75. C. S. Ham ilton. Adr. ers in Portland The Cist reunion of the Oregon Pioneer association will be held In the public auditorium in Port- Speeder: Arrested! i A. E. Pender of Vancouver was arrested by Officer Edwards land Tnur8day, June 21. yesterday Aon a cnarge or speed- ... - .am.., to or b6rn lng at the rate of 30 , miles an ,n t- orirlnal territory of Ore- hour along , South Commercial on np to lg59. lncluding Wash- Det ween Miner ana uag, e ae-i,rt thn n.rt- of . . I b'Mf mm mm mm - posited i m ior ms appearance . .nd Wvomln included In police court at a later date.. . th. . riir,nal territory' without regard to where they now 'live, ara oll-lhin t n mprnhprahln In the 10 "Lgsociatlon; All who came to any Dart of the Pacific coast up to that date and who now live In Oregon may become members up on application to the secretary. Humason Grand Marshal The pioneers should begin as Barn Dance At Doerf ler's farm. east of Salem, Saturday , night, May 27th. Music by 9-plece or ches'tra. Adv. , : ).. ' i Friday, Saturday, Sunday- (Last days ot revival campaign at new Tabernacle, Ferry and Cot (age, 2:30-730.! Big open air taptismal service Sunday atSJ rear of old cider Tain, N. commer cial. ', Sick prayed with at all ser vices Brtnhem.AdT. : ;-'.! :M: v; ' ,''V i.d-l, Cliansd Ownership -t xtf .r;o I Woodry. i the auctioneer sold at public auction, a few days ago tke home of E. T. Stotlar of 969 S. 13 th street, to Mrs. Nancy Fiola for a consideration of $2975. f Bel, Spring and Mattress Special. One1. 2 in. continuous post Simmons steel bed with large heavy f lifers, one Simmons metal soring and one 40 lb. cotton mat tress for only 124.75. C. S. Ham- " iltoa. Adv. . . ' ' ' TTIm Coaster Wagon I Waldo O. Mills, Jr.. grandson ot J. A. Mills of this city, was win ner of a coaster wagon In a; rec ent contest in Hood River, county. J. Out of 33 contestants his wrltenp Oi tne uses oi a coaier s"" " considered the best by the county Malllnson's Silk K Can be found in Salem only at Miller's store, t Thla-I-da, pussy willow, Molly-d , are all made : by Malliason and are trade-marked names. I -See us for the newest In silks. fcdY. 'H: " U 4 i Wilt feet Albany CoHice ' Willamette tennis players ; will meet the Albany college players Saturday, It Is thought the match will be played on the Salem courts. Speeder Caught Frank E. Smith of 676 Halsey was arrested by Officer Edwards gembUn la ,ha .auditonlum at 1:30 p. m. on the date of the re union' under the direction of yesterday for speeding at the rate of 30 miles an hour along Marion 'i between-' WJtner i and High. He devosited 6 bail for his later appearance. Frank Barnes was' arrested by Officer Edwards for speeding 2 S miles an hour on Commercial . between Miller and Lincoln yesterday. V Hats Greatly Reduced , These are bargains, dayl Friday, Saturday. Millinery. Adv. Thurs- Gibson of at Dr. B. P. Pound Announces His return to general dental practice after study east. 408 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 2040. Adv. Doney at Ashland President Carl O. Doney, Willamette University, was Ashland, Or., last night, to ad dress the graduating class of the Ashland high v school. He Is to return today. ! Orand Marshal Ivan Hamason and his aides. The literary exercises begin at 2 o'clock. The program will be as follows Patriotic musfc,- municipal or gan, Ralph W. Hoyt, organist, and audience ; call to order, John w Baker (1853), president. Port ; land ; invocation. Chaplain Rev Bruce Wtohrerton (1853), Port land; "Star Spangled1 Banner," or gan and audience; I address of welcome. Mayor George L. Baker of Portland or bis; representative; response, by President Baker; pa trlotlc mus'c, organ and audience; ! annual address. JJ K. Weather- ford, Albany; appointment of committee on resolutions, by the -'II - i - i the growerand the consumer. It la expected ""that the organization committee Will present a plan call ing for such an appropriation. Party of Salem Youths '' Vill Can Alaska Salmon Irving mm order NVITES 001 SheP-d of Willamette univerfirtty, is getting together i a cojnpanyj , of Salem Indian school and high school boys to go up to Alaska to wcrk In the salmon canneries for the summer. (His brother. Allen SbeDard. out i at Chemawa, is the star strong man of; the school, and in the recent track meW at Portland, beat t the invincible Scbulmerieh of Colum bia university In the shot-put. Irv lng is one of the baseball and bas ketball stars of IWllamette. The two brbthers feel capable ot lead ing a .working band up into! the North. M: ' .-! L T"he fworkers are guaranteed, two and one-half months of steady; employment,;, at $75 a month, board and travel paid, their time toi begin as they go aboard snip at Seattle. They have not defin itely decided where , to locate. They are offered places way north near Some, or they can stop at near Ketchikan. They expect to do the latter. v ! ;j i "It's hard work, anid no place for anyone .who isn't ready to buc kle down to a job," said Captain Shepard. "But there Is lots of time and . opportunity for enjoy ment, and, there is overtime at good extra pay. , With all .expens es paid, each , man ought to make from $150 to $200 clear,, for the short summer's work." lis Long Is to preach the annual memorial sermon. The comrades are urged to assemble at the front ot the' church, at 10:30, so that they may be seated in a body. and none be late. ..The Invitation is general to the' public to attend. though - the Grand Army will be General Participation in Me- the guets of honor nwihl Dav Services The Woman's Relief corps, with Asked by Adjutant S ' the other military organizations. will be a part of this honor con t'nrent. They are also, to meet Wednesday, May 30, is the an- Tuesday, at the armory, to help nual Memorial day observance l make bouquets and do other work one of the few legal holiday ofJgettjng ready for the Wednesday the United States that is observea services. ' , in a really national way. I Th -irnnttt mmnriiii dir ia lit is usually left to the Grand w. ia t' hA .nmethlne out Army of the Republic to take the f t- ordlnarV ThU ble feature inlatlve in starting the local pro- of tfae day.g exercises will present grams though ot late years they to the people of Salem an attrac bave'been glad to call in some of Uon wortliy of special notice, their younger, -stronger second or A Jolnt commlttee representing third generation descendants to the gar, Spanish War veterans take over the arduous work of ar- d th American legion at a rang'ng a proper celebration of meetlng asked Col. Carle Abrams the event. ' f- I to act as erand marshal of the The official program for thel rt ha nepontAd tnin nost Salem Memorial day is to be madeJot nonor and immediately startad public within a day or two, ui tQ perfect -plan8. , Major James the original call of Sedgwick Post',! Diiaonhnrv -sraa nnt In rharefi of GAR. Is here given, as it Is issued miiItaryr and: patriotic order by Albert Lougnrmge, post JU- section. NOW! SHOWIIIG Col. A. T. Woolpert of the tant: r- . f 1 . Alt) n t A 4 f Q oeagwic. pusi, e,iv. . w.. t ton. various auxiliaries will as In past paul w e wU haTe years, ODsenre mis re-wv.. charge of the university, college Flowers- as many Pi-l and school section. The parade Is I HOTEL ARRIVALS I call Memorial day, on Wednesday,; May 30, and earnestly Invites the public to attend all the exercises, especially calling attention to: the afternoon meeting In the armory Detailed announcement will be made of the program by the spe4 clal committee- in charge of the r Dr. C L MarxHall i Osteopathic PhyalcUn aad Snrgeon ' 2S Oregon Bnlldln z ' i For Gifts That Last HARTUAII BROS. Dtamoad", Watchea, Jewelry 1 and Silverware. rhone 125S. 5 Balexn, Oregon Ealcrn Ambulance Service Day mud Klffbt Phone 666 s 178 8. Liberty St. Salem - 1: - Oregon Capital Jung , to. WANTS A f ; All kinds of junk and second-hand iroods. We pay foil Talne. 215 Center Street Phone 393 Dreamland Big -dance every Saturday. Featuring Harry Goonaugh late Dress) Rehearsal Tonight I i i TtA A v-ao j .eliuiratl fn thA R( . i .knM. I star musicians. Biggest attrac- ona annual aiay rwu "i .. , - vt will be held J tonight with the on ever ai . a ' oim .vamui mm mis wonueriui mvuu. . i M...1.. : lAolSurti 9:00 p. m.i Come early t ini - (noindod in the I Best dance In valley. Adv, frnm Havdn's orator- Ift "Thfl Reasons J' Portland so-1 -jr nnr.. MARJOJi Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cooper Mr; and Mrs. E. F. Wood ley, J. i II. Lyons, W. Cavanaugh, C. E. Beard, 51. H. Day, C. J. Cow gill, J, A. Kissel. H. Hubbard. F. C. Holland. Portland; Hazel Z. Stephens. Jackson. Mich.; Mrs. E. president; special service, reading iMcKenile, Umatiiia; Mr. and Mrs. names of pioneers ' who have died E. II. Horstkotte, Schenectady, N. during period from June 1, 1922, Y.; C. J. Carlson, Spokane; Mr. to May 31, 1923; solo. Dr. Stuart land Mrs. W. Jl Fulk, Vancouver, McGuire, I grandson of Mr. and 1 B. C. Mrs. C. Good Schultz, D, C ience; benediction, Chaplain Bruce Harris, Frank Ellithorpe, H Wolverton. I Withycombe. C. C. Wells. Mr. and Dinner In Auditorium Mrs. E. E. Taylor, J. E. WIndle, Kloshe Muck-a-much. which In O. S. Strausberg. Portland; T. J. ImDortant United States means Wedel, Everett! B. C. Howser, w . dinner, will be served In the audi- Wolf. I Samuels, Ixs -Angeles; tnrlnm st 4'30 n. m hv , thA or- IR. W. Toogood. Scotia. Neb.: O arrangementsbut IVls earnestly aQy expenge Incurred by aesireu uiai uui icuwn wlll cooDerate with the various of Chicago Winter. Garden. High Mr(J Francis McGuire, pioneers of 1 j " BLIGII-Mr and class tenor singer; and. eleven 1862. "America,"! organ and aud- man. Albany; P. S loists who will be- here tonight for I Frank ana ; ivan iougnar j, i eanlzed woman's auxiliary of the Nelson, W. C. Newton, Ixis An- th. iMH rohAflrMil are Mrs. Jane ramer ana sen, oi - iue , 0ret0n Pioneer association. All geles: J. U. Tenglll. 11. U. uuck Burns Albert, f John Claire Mon- teith and H. Mulr. ; Gibson Millinery Special prices on all hats Thursday, Friday and Saturday. -Adv. " ": ' Loughary firm of Jersey breed ers of Monmouth, were Salem visitors Wednesday. They stand. near the head ot all the Jersey breeders of the United States, as I breeders' of champion stock. ITell Furnlshea CTat- Modern; large five rooms. Forrretary rent, immediate possession. v i month. At 664 1-2 Ferry street. members of the i association in I vrorth. Clatskanie. , ; j good standing, wearing the pro-1 I TERMINAL Cf L. James, M- per badge of 1923, will be admit- J Bunling. J. R. Williams, H. E. ted. The husbands of wives of I Sleinlers, F. E. Teeter, Portland; pioneers, ' not pioneers themselves; will be admitted , with special badges which will admit them to the dinner Children mitted. A social hour, in other nnli ht.vn.wa.va Vi f vn TtaTia I A. R. McSwain, Sacramento. ii : XL 'ipJ"l5f tJl' IT Hree Is' a Crowd. Opines UUUICU f. 1 UUt W3 I , mm I I..... ims oajern noiei ixeeper Alrgnn Does Damage- Alrgun -practice with passing n nrflTn a hazardous diversion a, " UUB1"D"" rt"v" will follow the dinner. vueorge yan, transient, i regis when the culprits are apprehend- or phone 23. I Unusual Features tsred at a local rooming house ed, . according ito Chief : Walter I I 1 A number of unusual features yesieraay. Aione. no saunters Yesterday e. . I " . - i win De introaucea, the details of up ai . bum. of 1575 South j Com- I T-n,i . " " , I which will appear on the program ?rai men sanmereo ir mm BIrtchet. Thompson - waaws an r m e m xa fxsu lu : vvuim swwaaav,awaaaama ivcti mercial. while driving north on ng committee of Willamette . of ploneer The i(tnnual -Not long jafter this incident had Tian vta stnra vcv. i v j M i -nn m ri Tirfl" win raein a v a'a1a1t i uuluiicu uiiici a uauiiiii u v Dorted to polico that several r with Past President Judge M. C. "ei1 OI me iocai iorce younV b?ys made a target of hi. J?. S. 0-. (1851- president, consist- nurry-up -call sent in . answered a m t m 111! hwwbw aH mm -mm w - I Z. A FfTa B m rfe - VvaMAM t HMdain: I UUIX T M ' ' ft. aa WM . VAnnz DOTS ID BIQ 9 K lal KCh vra ass ;- . . -. I v-v e a.- yi caiucui, tuuaisr I 7 ' - - ' m machine with their alrgun.. One T Portland but It was found ,Q of flve.m,nute talkg Dy pIO rooming house. Something, the macnine wun i w . . necessary to postpone It for two I ,J,.. nronrletor claimed, was radically , . j ... ,a I uu wiu-iiiuo uiciuuica. I asi I m-- , , hrok class In the rear oi n . I : . t T I rresiaeni no Deri a. Miner win ne " of the lead bullets he asserted efsn . . . via I more days held Saturday. President B. L. Steeves. of the board of, trustees, Directors Paul Wallace and A. A. Lee. and President Doney, are ex- It unable to I learn. the marksmen car. He was however, who were.! -. .. ! mmmw . nMtail tn attend from Saiem. 11 I ' . ...ItiaA ar1lM t thna if , fx'tu PM.nt i . ineir annas 1 Duainu mm b ar "t" ; wrr ncnirj . I , Kntuul fhat there can De SUCH I . .1 . " . timekeeper. Children of nloneers investigation proved ma yan and the nubile renaraliv will no linger held undisputed posses Invited to this meeting. sionlof the room whieff he had Indian war veteran.-will hnM recently ettgagea. US popuiauon The Misses Clarice and Aiene Ritchie in a niano recital Tuesday, May 29, at the First Presbyterian church. Adv. : . AHdent Teaterday w f! Johnson of 144 Miller reported that as he pulled Into ti narking on Liberty between State land Ferry yesterday he was hit 'by an nnldenunea per- a revision be possible once. Tfo com a ni- t ho ..J,,,, w-l rades. 3. German and J. Sullivan ... - a piace to De announced Wednes- -r - of figures that it will da June 2Q o'clock a m to be exact, had decided to make to make a contract M A f: 12' their abode In common with him. Get them at The statesman Hce, Catalog on , appncauoB-p Adv. . to 1:20 and the nl nnn xesieraar au .wres were; oeing mMtinr m tv w - held, at the local department on o'clock. I cnarge ox uiempnog io wuuu an mn keeper. I PERSONAL a tt a .HiitMsi ftsvnlr BaTTHnc r Dr. BiH. White OsteoratUa Pkysleua sad aargwa ' " Elctronl VUgtwtU an Trts (Dr. Abnuns' Katked.) . ; SALEM, OREGON Xo Reduced Rates Transportation lines' will grant reduced rates unless sale of 250 tickets above cents is guaranteed. Since that F. M. French, Albany jeweler, wi.io. TT TTtohens was l " p.u . iur roBBuuipr- filed in the county clerk's office Providing it s will be any last night. not the ... ml , !, . avi Answer rue ,!. an nn1tt1 nm- Aa tuiwei .ui,ua I fan not ho Hnnn all -,tA--a nlaint of Burnie W. H.chens " . to form promptly at 1 ; 15 and start the march at 1:45, assuring the different nartlciDants of no unnecessary delays. The committees from the Amer 'can legion and the Spanish Amer lean veterans were empowered :tO assure the different schools taking making their representation a worthy bne'would be looked. after The Sons of Veterans will pro- A. t t mm tMSlrlllV .omier orgaBli.uUv i,y their organisations. the day one of grateful memories v1.a of our dead comrades who in times of peril stood with their lives In defense of our common country. "TSaiMMMallv -do the old veterans appeal to the people for a day hot disturbed by sports, games, and assemblies for mere pleasure or special profit, a day set apart by them In memory of more than two million of their comrades who have passed . away out of a total of 2,213,000 individual soldiers who served in the Union army. Of that army 360,000 were dead at tahe close of the war 110,000 died 1 .. . . . . .. . A A3 AAA on tne Dauieiieia ana ou,vw died of disease, accidents. In prs ons, by drowning, etc. , These losses do not include those who were discharged because of sick ness and wounds and died with out recovering from their disabil Ity. - "Spec'al Invitation is . given to school children to take part in the exercises at the cemetery. Those who bring flowers to the cemetery will be allowed to deposit them on the flag-marked graves and will thus have official part in the decoration ceremony. "By order of Sedgwick Post "Albert Loughridge, Post Adju tant." The Grand Army and auxiliary patriotic societies will attend di vine services. Sunday, May 27, at 11 o'clock at the First Presbyter- sctMi raoM tlamts or f A3 ION T vide sutos fbr the pAR. Plenty of music Is in s ght ana detcils will be announced later. Silverton Alumn Plan h 1 'For Annua! Reception i'ILVERT )N, Or., May 24. (Special to "he Statesman.) Tho members of the Qllrerton high School Alumni association held . their annual business meeting at the high sciool Wednesday even ing of this week, 'the election of new officers; resulted in the fol lowing: v -Presidentj, -' Miss Ella Moore; vicei president, Alexandra Borvlck; secretary, Miss Cora Sa-' tern; treasurer, Ruebin Jensen. After, the election otcofficeri' means of entertaining, the 4 2 members off the yeSr's graduating class were di3CU3sed. Arthur DanI was selected to head the enter-, . tainment.,- and Initiation . xommlti . tee. "It wast also dfcided that tho reception should tio'ild atth Eugene Field iaudloriuni ,Jone S,,'" the' night following tW-gr-d'uat-Ing exercises. - J. f j FIVE BUTTERNUT BREAD wrappers, if one loaL is ; 1 boqght from us, entitles any child, to a "Bang Gun" absolutely FREE. ; i.irn.F, ijvuy stoke i Center at Twelfth. Phone 1337 Willamette Valley Transfer Co. Fast Through Freight to All Valley Points Dally. - - Speed-Efficiency-Service "i Salcm-Portland-Woodburn Dorvallis - Eugene - Jefferson Dallas - Albany-Monmouth v independence - Monroe, Springfield SHIP BY TRUCK I lieu. III luo tuuuw w I advanfa-a 1 yesterday by the defendant. The a17anUe- OIL C. II. SCHHIK Has Moved to His New ,T Location 249 So. Cottarje Street Phone 182 "l.prtZ Growers to CUIUPUIIDI) IUO UClCUU.u, I ti mm All other allegations as to treat- hieci III dctlclTl . I OmurTOW mp.n t received are denied . The defendant asks that the complaint J I Through a misunderstanding of be dismissed and that he be' ai-1 aaies, several, loganberry grow-1 lowed to take his costs'and dis-iers irom Albany and some other I Mmttmr Thmm m MnUmr-i tUtmr .-, ' ! f . Bankers' . -;:? " :. s t V' ;j Estot)!isried 1868 - J " ' S General Banking Bu$inew : , j! Office Honrs from 10 a. m. to 3 v. m. lll'ii-- ' ' WE BUY ! ll bursements fronl the plaintiff. I A CTlMSlfled Ad Will bring- you ' buyer aot. outside points, came to Salem. Thursday to attend the big organ ization meeting for the loganber ry industry. The meeting is v set for Saturday, at 1:30, when it is hoped that every loganberry grow er in the vallev will bn nreaent BROWN Juanua unanovw. '"" or be represented to endorse the vear old . daugnter oi ar. an- i nroirr.m k ;whi hA ? ninntwi Mrs. James Brown, ! died at I Them ffl Ahnnt 7 AAA bpm nf In. their home on 1717 Nonn ut ganberrles;ln the state, and they r For Coughs and Colds, j Head- V ' ache, Neurala. Rheumatism - - and Ail Aches and Pains ' ' ALL DRUGGISTS 3Sc and 65c, jars and tubas Hospital size, $3.00 DIED ertv street. The little gin w survived by two sisters. Orvha and Dorothy and five broth- r. Andrew. Floyd. ? Francis, Homer and Gerald. , The body Is at. the Webb funeral parlors Funeral announcements Jajter. Jnnk, Raffs. Sacks, Hides, Wool, Iron, Bottles. Rubber - ' ... . andFnrniture ' ! V Vc Pay Hishsxt CaA Prices : : STEINBOCK JUNK CO. nouss of Half JIHlion and One Barffains. Webb & dough i Dzrcctm M Expert Eisbsbstrs Rigdon & Son's MORTUARY Uneqnaled Btxtisi hope to haye practically the whole lot represented. The meeting will be attended by some ; of the expert business department heads of O. A.' C. and it Is expected that a publicity program ' will be adopted : that ought to solve the whole future of the loganberry Industry. ' C. El Spence, ' master of the State Grange and the new state market agent, said at the Stayton feder ation meeting. Wednesday night. that the "Sunsweet Prune" of Cal ifornia has spent' $400,000 In ad vertising itself In 1922. a cost of only one-twelfth of a cent a pound and the Sunsweet product was steadily driving the better Ore gon prnne off the market on that much of a publicity appropriation. It is the belief that an appropria tion of one-eighth of a cent per pound, will put the Oregon logan berry Into the; world markets and We Pay Cash For , Pacific Fruit and Produce Co. 1 South Commercial St. i Have You Seen Our i 5 Cent Counter? MOORE'S MUSIC HOUSE 415 Court Phone 9S3 Bote J Fry ts Delicious Ham .You will be proud tp serve sue! a handsome dish and your fjucsti ,will certainly praise the delicate flavor, .and tle juicy, tender meat. Its most convenient fo( you, too, because ; OFr vis's D -1 t licious Ham may te prepare ! : for bakmg the day before r: cooked t the afternoon of . dinner without jcallirirr for m ; ' attention when! you are so br ADow U mlnuUs to h pound cf luua. Score th aaixway rouh tn vna powaarad skla haUwa Cat. rub cinnamon; iovs and mustara. pat on mapl flavorsd syrup, tha dviat with flour aad baks Uk a pork ro-at la a corr.1 roastar i vrlth planty of wtar. A dov or rartio lnasrtd mi( to the bona glvas a flaa flavor. ,- . it rtf For the smaller dinner I butt, hut for the larger select an eight-pound Iryb'S Delicious Ham. for; a picnic, party bake the ham in thi morning, let tool and slice on the picnic table. Serve preserve telly or apple sauct with it. 1? ir-" Tt Do you know that Halibut, Ling Cod, Blacfi Cod, and other! deep sea fih from Newport are from five to eight days ifresher than from "any other 'source' When you order insist on getting tne best headquarters for the Newport fish in Fitts Market of supply. AVe are this district. Call and ?ee us at our NEW LOCATION, 21 G N. Ccri- -v.. . ; mercial. " Phone 2 1 1. j keep It there with profit to both