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The young woman as well
as the young man needs
a business training. They
should know the methods
of modern business if
they are to succeed in
life, i Many ypung women
have taken their business
training with us and are
now holding down good
positions, t
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uatiw now I
from Spring Rum Parsley . creek
for garden irrigation and domestic
use in Lane county."
W B. Menefee Lumber Company
of Portland, covering the appro
priation or water from Cartwriht
creek for transportation of lumber
in Lane county.
Joe Kosydar of Spetz, covering
the appropriation of water from
a Hprlns tributary of Euchre
creek, for domestic
Lincoln county.
purposes in
Marsters Reappointed
On State Fair Board
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ROBEFTS IBS
Pact
Apartment on South Wintb
Will Cost From$75,OOOr
to $100,000
Contract for a three-story apart
ment bousf, costing, between $75,
000 and $100,000; was let to A.
S. Bills, contractor,; .by John ' J.
- Roberts. The new apartment will
t get under way immediately and
will bare all the modern features
such M dumb waiters, refrigerat-
' ora, fire-alarm system, telephone
and. Janitor serviced ... ..
The building will hare a ground
area of 55 by 100 feet and will
be located on South Winter imme
. dlateiy south of the publiq library,
as was announced Jn The States
man some time ago. it wil con
tain 19 two-room apartments and
six. three-room apartments! Rein
forced concrete will be used in its
construction. !
Mr. Roberts said several weeks
''ago that he was ' contemplating
, the building of another apartment
house in Salem, declaring that he
. believed 1 housing' conditions war
i. ranted the Investment. The loca
tion Is advantageous, he points
out, In that It is close to the state
house, and Willamette university
and that employes, officials and
Instructors In these two places
, aeea a nearby location, in aririi
Hon it is within easy walking dis
tance or tbe business section,
wlilch' can be reached In about
uve minutes.
A. C. Marsters, Roseburj; bank
er, yesterday was reappointed a
member or the Oregon state fair
board. The appointment was an
nounced by Governor Pierre. Mr.
Masters has nerved on the boarJ
for the past year and recently was
elected president of the organiza
tion. Mr. Marsters, under his lat
est commission will serve for a
term of four years.
Milton A. Miller Named
On Text-Book Commission
Milton A. Miller of Portland,
who is now a candidate for Unit
ed States senator at the democra
tic primary election next May,
yesterday was appointed a member
of the state text-book commission.
He will succeed Harrison O. Piatt
of Portland, who has resigned be
cause of ill health. Announce
ment of the appointment was
made by Governor Pierce.
PRATUM
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Revival meetings will becln at
the-Mennonite church Sunday eve-
nmgj Feb. 24.
The Pratum Braves lot in th
Fruitland Sunday school class in
a basketball game Tuesday night,
21 to 22T
A basket social will ho
the Pratum school tonight.
Rev. E. E. Gilbert, district rhu-
erintendent, will conduct com
munion service at the Methodist
Episcopal church here next Sun
day.
Measles are a -thing of the oast
in this community.
There. seems to be an unwritten
law that upholstered chairs must
n't get comfortable until the tapes
try wears raged.
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Watch Salem grow
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The 1924 growth will be the
greatest ever.
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Robert Crawford, superintend
ent of the state flax plant, arrived
home from California yesterday.
The flax growers are all up on
their toes, hoping that the con
tracts may soon be ready with a
big increase in acreage over last
year. It will likely be so.
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A friend at the writer's elbow
says you can't judge the length of
a man's bank account by the
length or his cigarette holder.
Wc are not Boing to be able just
yet to see what the top end or tlj
North Pole looks like. President
Cooiidge has stepped on the
scheme to fly over it at the gov
ernment's expensp, amounting to
several hundred thousand dollars.
The show isn't worth It.
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The world's shortest poem:
Et. tu.
McAdoo.
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France is seeking a way to can
cel her debts. When she finds it
a Salem friend hopes she will pass
the recipe along.
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Help make Salem the Petahuiia
of Oregon. Help the Slogan edi
tor prove that we have advant
ages in the poultry industry, natu
ral advantages, that beat Peta
luma, Cal., a city block.
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Rev. Hugh Walker says the Di
vine Message is always on the air.
What the churches have to do then
is to provide the public with more
radio outfits. Or perhaps teach
them how to get the proper wave
length. A lot of people evidently
arc not listening in. Ixs Angeles
Times.
They used to say that the hand
which rocks the cradle rules the
world, but modern specialists on
infant care won't let you rock the
cradle. We know many better
ways of bringing up children now
than our parents and grandparents
did which may be why our mod
ern children are so much better
reared than grandma and grandpa
were.
their mix last Thursday with Idaho
local rans have garo doubts or
whether the Pacific crew will
have much chance to deliver, in
an "earlier game the Badgers trim
med the locals by a score of ;!3
to lit. If Willamette plays up to
meir standard of last Thursday
tho score may easily be reversed.
Neither team is able to offer much
in the way of brilliant past history
Tor this season as both have lost
almost all of their conference
sanies. In the most recent games,
the locals have a little the bet
ter of the tallies
" nthhnn will ulav his regular
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lineup of Fasnacht and Robertson,
forwards, Logan, center and Pat
ton and Erikson, guards. This
combination has been adding
speed and accuracy to their per
formance in every game and pre
dictions are that the bailie tues-
v
day night will find them playing
In real con ferenco form. Robert
son :has been stepping out with
some brilliant floor work and Fas
nacht is maintaining his position
in fine form as star and high point
man.
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TO PLflV PSEiFICi
Tomorrow the i'i'iii.shing touches
will be Put on the practice per
fecting the smoothness of the Wil
lamette basketball machine and by
tomorrow night the fighting Dear-I
cat five v.-ill be in excellent con
dition to renii revenge from the
Pacific Badgers for their previous
defeat this season.
The score card for the season
still favors the visiting Badgers,
but after watching the perform
ance of the cardinal quintet in
WE PAY CASn FOR
YOUR
FURNITURE
AND TOOLS
Capital Hardware
& Furniture Co.
Best Prices Paid
285 N. Oom'l St, Phone 947
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SAVE MONEY
By Buying Your
SPRING SUPPLIES
Now. We carry a complete line of garden tools,
Hose, Etc.
Capital Bargain House & Junk Co.
Center and Front Sts., at the Bridge.
LOOK HERE, DADDY!
LET'S BUY OUR RUG NOW
Five Water Anniinatinns
. Rede,"v. By Engineer
J xFive new applications for au
thority to appropriate water In
vcRon ior various uses were filed
, iMt.week with the state ensineer
iox department. '
F. If. Jofces of Klamath Falls,
revering the appropriation of
water from Ev
- ana domestic purposes in Klamath
county. i
Charle E. Ruinelln of Portland
covering the appropriation of
water from the north for,k of Scap
poose creek for domestic and man
ufacturinc purposes in Columbia
county. . .. ; :
:i Roland Vanshn of Noti,! cover
ing me appropriation of water
DONT FAIL
TO SEE
Special
Demonstration
OF
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DONT FAIL
TO BUY
At This
Special Carload
Price
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( Closing uut Dtiort JLmes or oiioes
Oxfords and Pumps all this Week
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Room for a Big Line of Shoes Now on the Way
IBe here FJJonday get your pqbf
LADIES' SHOES
LADIES' BLACK CALF, MEDIUM HEEL OXFORDS,
regular 57 grades, most all sizes, to close out, go in
mis sate ai
$3.95
LADIES' BROWN CALF OXFORDS, low heel, regular
57 grade, while they last, go at
$3.95
LADIES' NEW STYLE PATENT LEATHER OX
FORD, the best looking $8 value you ever saw, goes
' . in this sale at
$4.95
THE NEW BLACK AND BROWN CREASE VAMP,
low heel oxford, the best selling shoe on the market,
$9 values at
$5.95
GREY SUEDE with black patent leather trim Oxfords,
the best $8 value in the world; get a pair of these
the first day at
$4.95
NUDE OOZE with brown trim, regular $7 grade, most
all sizes, flat hec!, a wonderful value, goes at
$4.95
SELBY BROWN SUEDE OXFORD, all sizes, a very
new style and the best $9 value we have; wesarc going
to close out these wonderful shoes at
$5.95
GREY SUEDE with brown trim, the best $7 oxford in
Salem, these go while they last at
$4.95
GREY STRAP PUMP with black trim, most all sizes,
regular $8 value, to close out while they last at
$4.95
TAN SUEDE with brown calf trim, two-strap, the best
$10 value in our store; we have a few pairs, most all
sizes, to go at -
$5.95
BROWN KID STRAP, a very fashionable lightweight
shoe, Cuban heels, all sizes, $9 value, go in this sale at
$5.95
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BLACK SUEDE, patent trim, a very new pattern,
Cuban heel, all sizes; get a pair the first day if you
want a pair at
$6.95
GLAZED KID STRAP, Cuban heel pump, regular
$8 value, a very new style; they will be a riot
$4.95
the lot; take your choice
$4.95
$3.95
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last to close out go at
$1.95
BOYS' DRESS SHOES, both in black and brown
$5 value at $3.95 $7 value at
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Remove Teeth Stains
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New IMNcorcr KlrarJics Dark
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fM whirli 4ifcTtTr I'Mk atalu instantly.
whitrntM and llr. Ti ntmr ifcatment
H.nll4 Ifar BlrrhmJ-nl Combination. It
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moves ihrm nud U wa4 Jaily pnrent tb
frma4ioai of- fulnre tin. --Yiw jaat
hrnh jour teeth with a lew Jron of the
liquid. the . the iat, 4 befora
ynur rtty evea youe trefc eqir rtear.
flablng whileneaa that an tea times Ilia
arourinf hy ,oltl-(kaia4 ' methoda eonld
wild pffaratioti Jikr llleartindetrt -Vnm-binatioM
be tiaed on tJildrea-f taelb. which
are esKeciallr aubjert to stain and .da
nr. lllrlmJ-Bt Comhtnation ta nmtr
and lirmi-. fr Ha anild iasradiaaM are
eje-iBllT. eowhwed I art. oalr, mi-
in ty tirittr and ahiaidr dentU
frir"k-lMMld Bfer he tiaed. ,-If want
l)rklii;. wiilto, ptarly ucth ft Bleaea-
fw rents. M all rood dealer, aucb a
Ian'l. -J. Try. : I'trrya Tros htore. The
Ontrnl riiaro-acr.; WottU ,- tUrar aad
Your Saving on 9x12 Rug
Other Sizes in Proportion
Why buy inferior quality when you can buy the best guaranteed
rug ai our amazingly low price. Quantity buying gives Ua the
opportunity to orrer you tnese rugs at this special carload price.
L 9x12
9x10.6
$10.89 $8.49
9x9
7.6x9
6x9
BOYS' HEAVY SHOES, a good $5 value, while they . MEN'S BLACK OR ItRnwv ., . ; 7
very newest styles, aT, Vui : '
$4.95
MEN'S WORK SHOES, regular $7 and $8 values all
izes,lors and kinds to close out qukji Jf
$4.95
BOYS' regular $7 high-top boots in both black and
brown, best quality, to close out while they Ia8t at
$3.95
MEN'S BLACK AND BROWN $7 OXFnnrw W
a.l styles, ever, pair . n?ty tTp
the sale at
$4.95
One lot CHILDREN'S HIGH TOP SHOES, regular $6
values to close out, go at
$2.95
GIRLS' PATENT LEATHER SHOES, the best $5
value in the city, to dose out at
$2.95
$4.95
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HEELS
Put on every Wednesday
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leave theiii for Wednesday.
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atrte MewiDlwftcM4fiK
Chiropodist
Bring your foot troubles to
Dr. Williams who has been
practicing 13 years in Ore
gon and in Salem for 2
years. Why suffer? when
he can give you instant re
lief for all your foot ail
ments. Results' are what
count. . - j,. ,
By Appointment Phone
616. Hours 9 to 5:30 '
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