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THE OREGON STATESMAN. , SALEM, OIIEGON
SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1021
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BISHOP'S for your
Hart Schaffner & Marx
. . . Spring Suit
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We are about three jumps ahead when it comes to showing Ihe newest
things for men. We've never in our history offered such a variety of
: I Fmart models to choose from as we do this year. That's saying a good deal
because we pay a lot of attention to the style changes, in fact we've made
this store a style center.
This year we've broken all previous records. We have suits from $25.00
pp, that are not only big values, they're exceptional values. We invite you
to come in and see them. I ii.-. ;
BISHOP'S CLOTHING AND
MILLS STORE Inc."
WOOLEN
C. P.: BISHOP; Pres. I
R. H. COOLEY, Mgr.
custody parly Saturday morning
by thrt'e federal agents, in a raid
made on the "basement at 244
South Hiih, where a quantity of
oiunt and several smoking out
fits are said to have been seized.
The men are bein held at the
police station and will-be the fi.rt
narcotic cases to come before
pl.yle J. Page in his new capacity
of federal commissioner.
Vah at
Iron at
Monday,
don't fail
UiiWsi. li.
mil.
1 0. Let us prove it:
Tuesday, Wednesday,
to see it in our win
I.. Stiff Furniture 'o.
Itoast Turkey Dinner
Served all day. The 'J ray 15ello.
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IJmlio Class Meets
The second of a 10-course serie3
of instruction ogt radio by Frauk
S, Barton will be held .Monday
night at the Y.MCA. Nearly a
dozen men were present for the
first class and though others were
unable to attend at that time, in
terest is keen in the classes. A
boys' class, under the direction of
Jric Butler, will get under way
soon.
We Have Xo Paid Ixx-al
Solicitor, therefore, our terms
are reasonable. List your sale
with Talbot, the auctioneer.
Phone 470. 202 IT. S. National
Bank Bids. mfl
Nurse Arrive;
Mrs. Lida King, who will be
the Marion county health nurse,
arrived yesterday from New Mexi
co. She will assume her duties
during the coming week and her
headquarters will be on the third
floor of the court house, according
to Mrs. J. A. Carson, president of
the Marion1 County Health association.
Preferred Stock H Percent
SaI'Mu's paper .mill. Payable
monthly. Hawkins & Huberts, m'.t
Health Conditions fnipiovln.
That health conditions are im
proving in the city is evinced In
the report of contagious dis-aMs
for t!:- wepk ending ALuili N.
which ..as completed by Dr. Wil
liam H. Mott, city ho.slth officer,
yesterday afternoon There were
1!) contagious diseases reported 10
his office during the week, vr
which 14 were measles, four dipii
thei'a and one of smallpox. Dur
ing the height of the measles epi
demic there were as many as 52
cases of measles reported during
a week, while for several weeks
cases varied between 30 and 4 0
each week.
Another good way to study the
American language is to tell your
wife you forgot to mall her letter.
CITY MEWS IN BRIEF.
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: Tuesday March 11, Derby
The Orioles playing, i-, . .....
hall.
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City Speeder Armdedt : i;
' Irving Cv Hunting was arrested
for -peedlng yesterday byOfflcer
Edwards. ' Hunting is said to have
been traveling 3ft miles an hour.
Daffodil, Phone 1024 W
801 Locust street. , ml2
New lighting Fixtures
T Get our prices and save money.
Salem Electric Co. F. S. Barton,
prop.. Masonic Temple. Phone
1200. i , mUtf
Legion Equipment Arrive
; Capital Post No. 9 will inarch to
the accompaniment of their own
music in the near future, Karl
Hinges having received word that
the fife and drum corps supplies
had arrived -in Portland., ; Mr.
Hinges wen, to, Portland yesterday
to inspect the latest acquisition of
mm A RADIOLA?
The following people in arid near Salem
have the "RADIOLA" Radio
1 - Receiving Sets
C;B. Webb.
C, K' Spaulding
Earl Anderson
, v Boys' Training School
K-VD. Barton
Horst Ranch
Roy Rice v
Salem .Indian School
Mr. Hfssler.. .
Mr. Farlow
Cooke Patton
F S. Annunson
Jesse George' , .
Mrs. Kupper
Mr. W. H. Clarke
Mr. Rupert
George Rogers
H. V. Compton
F. S. Lamport
D. W. Eyre
W. T. Stolz
Dr. Fisher
Dr. Thompson
. A.Vick
Dan. Fry
; Zadoc Riggs
I Mr. Crabtree
Mr. Harper
Doug. Minto
Mr. Towle
Mr. Jacobson
J. C. Jones
We are glad to demonstrate a "RADIOLA"
AT YOUR HOME FREE OF CHARGE
Our phone number is easy to remember-
- - 1200" i
- Get your Radio Set now and hear the
: wonderful ; entertainment FREE-
SALEM ELECTRIC CO.
F.S. BARTON, Prop. v'
Oole Distibutoro for .
Radiola in Go tern "'
Free Radio Class at "Y?M. C. Mondaji-8 to 9 P. M
the post and will see to It that the
equipment (is forwarded to Salem
early in the week . As soon as t Wh
ig unpacked a call will be sounded
for all men who signed up fof.the
drum corps to turn out and get
bu?y.
For Sale Baby CliirkH
That will live. Several breeds.
Flake's Petland, 273 State. mil
Petition Received
1 The Lincoln eounty court has
petitioned the public service com
mission for authority to construct
an overhead crossing over the
Southern Pacific , tracks near
Toledo.
Three Chinese Arrested
Three Chinese, Loo Ko. Chung
Mow and He Yim, were taken into
CHANGE IN TRAINS
Oregon Electric Railway
Effective Sunday, March 9th
changes will be made in scheduh
of Oregon Electric passengei
trains as follows:
Limited train No. 5 will leave
Portland Iloyt St. 8.15 A. M. in
stead of 8:30, Jefferson St. 8:30
Instead of 8:45. arrive Salem
10:00 A. M. instead of 10:15,
leave 10:05 A. M. instead of
10:20, and arrive Albany, Cor
vallis and Eugene 15 mlns. earlier
than heretofore.
Express train No. 7 wll leave
Portland as heretofore, arrive Sa
lem 12:45 P. M. instead of 12:50.
leave 12:50 P. M. instead of
12:55 for Albany and Corvallis.
Local train No. 6 will leave Sa
lem 7:10 A. M. instead of 7:15,
arrive Portland 10 mins. earlier
than heretofore.
Express train No. 14 from Eu
gene will arrive Salem 1:25 P. M.
Instead of 1:35, leave 1:30 P. M.
instead of 1:40, and arrive Port
land 15 mins. earlier than hereto
fore. J. TV. RITCHIE, Agent.
Mch 8-9-11
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The man or business, con
cern giving you employ
ment wants to be certain
as to your qualifications.
If they know that you are
a graduate of this school
they are satisfied. Our
graduates have always
been successful, and the
business man knows it.
START HERE'.;
BEGIN NOW!
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What the Success of the
hrtz-Larsen Aiming Company
Will Mean to You, to Your Country and
Your City:
Employment of hundreds of people eventually.
Vastly increased consumption of home produce
New Industry new towns and cities.
More business for merchant, farmer and laborer.
Thousands of new residents and substantial home
builders.
Added wealth to investors.
It will take only a few thousand dollars now to
push the already developed property to massive pro
duction. This production is a guarantee of absolute
success. Get in on the futures, don't set brrck too
self satisfied to investigate. Investigation will mean
investment, investment will mean profit in greater
proportion than you ever dreamed.
BUY, BUY, BUY of the sCbck that offers such an
opportunity, get behind the issue, for no chance was
ever offered this country that means so much to every
otfe as this. . Stock 19 limited in amount, is all com
mon and non assessable.
Lotz-Larsen Mining Company
F. H. Kunkel Agent. Terminal Hotel Building,
Salem, Oregon
I BITS FOR BREAKFAST I
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Has to make it snappv fe
Bits for Breakfast man almost
crowded out by advertisements,
whirh are more important, to iho
business office.
Daugherty is standing lo his
guns --everybody in these more or
less United Stairs seems lo havp
a great deal
than he has.
morfo
There are a lot of Californians
o nearly dried uo lo the noint of
danger of being blown away that
th"look to ho Web foot state of
their whilom quips with longing
deep down in (heir dusty hearts.
There are some worse things than
hypothetical webs on your feet
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Instead of pouring oil on the
troubled waters, some people
would like to see the Atlantic
ocean back np and wash out the
trouble in oil.
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The Slogan man may have to
switch and talk mostly, about
poultry instead of beans, on
Thursday. There is a lot to crow
about concerning our poultry
boom, which is gaining strength
every minute. It cannot fly too
high.
Thought we were having a build
ing boom last year and the year
before, didn"t we? But 1924 is
starting off with a sound like mak
ing those years look like 30 cents,
in Salem. .Watch our smoke.
"They eat and drink, and scheme
and plod.
They go to church on Sunday,
And many are afraid of Uod,
And more of Mrs. Grundy."
resignation J sub-committee to draft the bill
land predicted' a report on ? the
measure would be made to the
house by the middle of next week.
The sub-commit lee will use as
a working basis the proposal made
in committee by Representative
ISacharach, republican, New Jer
sey, in framing the insurance
clause. Under this suggestion
provisions would be made for ?,0
year endowment policies payable
at the age of 62 years with values
figured at about $2.65 for each
day of service after 4he first 60
days. Whether veterans will be
permitted to borrow on the poli
cies has next been definitely set
tled, although'sentiment o the
committee is in favor of such an
arrangement.
FULL CASH PAYMENT
BONUS IS REJECTED
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I SALEM MARKETS
G&AXX AHD HAT
Ko. 2 wheat
No. 3 red wheat, lacked
uata
Cheat kar
uat bay
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$13 Q $14
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wholesale and ai
Ko ratal
.45e
.$12 ip
Chairman Green announced he
would select before Monday the
Clover hay, baled
Pricea quoted are
prices received by fanners
prices are given.
EGOS, BUTTE. BXTTTEKTAT
Creami-ry liutter....'. Sic 52c
liutterfat delivered 50c
Milk, per c-vvt $2.20
Y.ft, felects 19c
Munilards 17c
4'ulltts 15c
POUIiTET
Heavy hens 19
Medium and lifht bena 14e
FORK, MUTTON AND BEEF
ITors, top, 150 U-5 Ijs cwt $7.50
Hotrn, tup, 225-75, cwt $7.00
Mors, top, 273-300, cwt $6.50
ijight sows, cwt $5.00
Rourlt Leify 04e 6b 05
Top Veal, dressed 09e
Cows
Top Ismbs
IF RURW1RED
TRY THIS JREE
Apply it to Any Ituptnrc, Old or
Recent, Itrge or Small and Ton '
are on the Road That Has
' Convinced Thousands
Sent Free to . Prove Jhis
Anyone ruptured, man, woman or child,
should write at once to W. S. Kic, 11590
Main St., Adams, .V. T., for a free trial
of his wonderful stimulating application.
Jun put it on the rupture and the muscles
begin to tighten; they begin to bind to
gether so that the opening closes natur
ally and the need ot a support or truss
or appliance is then done away with.
lon't neglect to send (or this free trial.
Even if your rupture doesn't bother yon
what is the use of wearing; supports all
your life! Why suffer this nuisance f
Why run the risk of gangrene and aucr
dangers from a small and innocent Kttlt
rupture, the kind that has thrown thou
sands on the operating, table? . A host el
men and women are uily running each
risk Jnst because their ruptures do not
hurt nor prevent them from getting
imiinH Writ st nnea for thi fare!M
as it is certainly a wonderful thtt
has aided in the cure of rupture
were as big aa nil's two fit4
and write at once, -sing the eoupd
low. ,
rree for unpture
W .St Ri lne ,
11500 Main St,. Adams, N. TJ
Ton mar send ra entirely frei
Ramnl Treatment of Your atimvlati
application for Rupture
N ame C . -
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Unusual Demonstration
Attracted
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WE OFFER YOU THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY THREE MORE DAYS
-- Iet Us Demonstrate Our -: ; ' " "
Labor-saving flflethods
In One of Our Windows
IV ash -Dry -Iron
The Family Washing The Lady in the Window Does it in
Featuring The
Snow White
Clothes
Dryer
Featuring The
Thbr -Electric
Ironer
Wash at 9 Iron at 10
IS YOUR HOME A PRISON
Not all prisoners are behind iron bars.
Think of the thousands of women who
are slaves to housework!
It is largely their own fault, too. Be
cause with modern equipment like the
Only One Hour Why Not You?
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Wash at 9 Iron at 10
The
SNOW WHITE CABINET
6L0THES DRYER
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THE THOR ELECTRIC
IRONER
and the
EUREKA VACUUM
CLEANER
YOU CAN CHANGE WASH-DAY DRYING-DAY
IRONING-DAY CLEANING-DAY AND DRUDGERY
INTO A FEW HOURS OF PLEASURE-WORK
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Only 3 More
Days
For You to Select Your
MIS
at our great v
RUG SPECIAL
Better Assortment
Lower Price
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9 x 12
Extra Heavy Tile
AXMINSTER
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VELVET RUGS
Your Choice
Many Beautiful Patterns to choose from. Rugs that would be considered low priced at
$55.00 $67.50 and $70.00 Only ?
Terms - The Easiest - Term
First Payment - To - Suit - Your - Pocket Book
The Balance As You Can WiTH-OUT-IETERSiQT
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