THD OREGON STATESMAN. SA OREGON
THE FINEST IIDP
SIM",
T. A. Livesley & Co, Have
. the Best Equipped Hop
, Plants Ever Known
The Irrigation Slogan number
of The Statesman on May 22 con
tained a description bt the -new ir
rigation system being pot in by
T. A. Livesley & Co. for their
Lake Brook farm, seven miles be
low Salem. The two pumps will
supply a million and a half gal
lons of water in ten hours. . The
system Is about ready now. They
will irrigate their whole 39 0-acre
hop yard there on their 6 4 0-acre
Lake Brook farm.
Fine Equipment
' There is an apartment house
on this farm with 63 rooms and
another one just finished with 38
rooms. The buildings are electric
lighted, have running water in
each room, with stoves, chairs,
etc., and the camp ground is elec
trically lighted. There is a hall for
entertainment, ana a large store,
and 12 hop kilns, and four more
hop kilns are being built, to take
care of the larger yield due to ir
rigation. There is nothing just
like this hop yard elsewhere in
the world; no other yard as thor
oughly equipped. - '
Have Other Yards
T. A. Livesley & Co. have also
a big hop yard four miles south of
Salem, on the Riverside paved
highway. They have 290 acres In
hops here, and they use patent
steam dryers;, steam heat, .drying
their hops. In seven hours, against
18 to 24 hours under the old sys
tem. They hate just built three
apartment houses at this yard,
and they may install an irrigation
system , here j later; j though they
wouia nave to build a pipe line A
mile and a half long to the water
supply, the- Willamette river.
They nave also 5 0-acre hop
yard at OrqyUle, , on the ; Oregon
Electric' liner 12 . mflea south of
Salem, and one of 106 acres six
and a half miles southeast of In
dependence. ; .
T. A. Livesley & Co. grow in
their own yards about a million
pounds of hops a year, and they
kre , in addition large contractors
and dealers in hope. T. A. Lives
ley and John 3. Roberts, both
among Salem's leading men in all
matters of business and general
public interest, are the members
of the firm, f
. A Lot of People
They employ a lot of people in
their operations. In picking time,
they will have about 2S00 people
on their payrolls. As they pro
duce about a. tenth of the hops of
Oregon, this means that in picking
time an army of about' 25,000
people are employed. That means
a big sum of money that has gen
eral distribution here in the days
of August and September to say
nothing of large sums during the
rest of the year, spent for the la
bor of cultivating, training, etc.
If the reader will note other ar
ticles in this morning's issue, he
will find that .this one firm pro
duces aboutj one-thirtieth of all
the hops grown in the world.
BIB
HECHE
EVERYBODY
Settled Down to a Long Sea
son's Run; Rain Did No
Damage to Cherries
BUSY
Canneries in the Salem district
have settled; down to steady pro
duction for the season: and are
busy on strawberries, cherries,
raspberries and loganberries.
Baker, Kelly & McLaughlin, at
the old Salem Fruit Union plant,
in their barreling operations, are
still very busy . on strawberries,
and will be until some time next
week.' '. i :
The cannery of the Hunt Bros,
company is busy on all four vari
eties of fruit, but is not in the
market for cherries, It was said
yesterday.
Strawberry packing is practi
cally completed at the Producers
Canning ft Packing company plant
and attention is being turned to
ward the other varieties.
The Star Fruit Products com
pany is also busy on several vari
eties of fruit. ' , ,i
Loganberries Fine ? ' t
Loganberries are fine for' the
first picking, it was said at seve
ral of the plants. Cherries, as
was expected, are a little small
this year, but so far are not show
ing any ill effects from the rain.
However, a portion of the cher
ries being packed at present ,are
being received from the hill sec
tions near Salem, where there was
comparatively little rain. -
No Damage Done Yet
Packers in general evince no
uneasiness over the rain, and it
is believed the moisture will not
do any damage through cracking
the fruit. This condition will hold
true providing there is no sudden
reverse in, temperature and a re
turn to hot weather. .
Little w.as said at the canner
ies regarding raspberries,; other
than the fruit was .being handled.
It is in good shape, but not ex
ceptional. With the added moist
ure the remainder of the rasp
berry arid loganberry crop is ex
pected to receive material benefit.
The Raas interests, in the
Southern Pacific warehouse back
of The Statesman office, are busy
early and late receiving all -. the
R6yal Ann cherries they can han
dle.
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Just reived a; big stock of goods from th6 adjusters of trie Fisher Converting i
bankrupts, of New York City. We are going to put these out at prices that '
give you some unheard of bargains. In addition, we have cut the prices on all
army goods to CLOSE THEM OUT with the bankrupt stock.
.'s NOW LOOK AT THE, PRICES! . r
Conway St e. el
Camp Beds, rust
proof; soft,"; i jex-
.85;
New Leather Puttees
Alt slxe7 but Of ftC
stock Is limited . . . V '-
Heavy eisht jbiue lii b
: r. v, Overalls v;
Pali eat, 1 Vlfl
Z-29 denim ... .. .
Athletic Union Suits
Good quality, nainsook, cool.
....... 49c
comfort
able .
3
for - ,.
..$1.35
, .. SHOES .
75 pairs, regularly $4.83 to
$5.50;, army lagt, Cordovan
. . Bed Sheets
Bleached; full f
lze 72xOO J
rniow 9
Cases ; O&Q
Double Blankets
Xo. 810, extra , size wool
finish. Regularly J0 QP
94.43 ' .
iidiesMChakl Outing:
; . ; Shirts. ; I
High ' . .- : CI
quality : .;Vm.,; ylnJ
Blick Leather Gauntlets .
Driving sioves, v Wi '
very special .......
' ; , . ? Palmolive ,
Soap, bar,
Rose nd Tar 1 r- C
l.w.. ......
Composition Belts
wear, better,,
Loik like leather, )Cl
l UK
Evefeady Safety . Razor
blades . .i. ..".. . . .
Suitcase, Steer Frame
Just Trbt you -, nerd for
camping.;- Q CQ
Very special .4,,.Vlu3
Linen Water Bags
iai..v$l iu$1.45
O. D . Flannel Shirts
' Black, bear quality, CO 1 Q
. -alt wool ........ $fM.V
4 All Leather Wrist Gloves;
Xo. 515, wire reinforced
stitching. Regu- QQ
larly $1.2o. Special, .,QC j
White and Grey Wool j
' Sox
bh.top.,...:.49c
Sport Sox
s.r.asc- $i
GEOSMGiOtTI7; ARMY. GOODS;
Pack Carriers 1 yL ;V Army Issue Soap
reclaimed ........49c I j VV bars ...T. ....... Si
O. D. Breeches . vC Army Marching Shoes
"r1 4c rr7: widuls $3.29
Brand New Army Pup Tents
wWByet?mP; jST..:.: $2.65 laimed Cantons
mixed $2.49 Navy Hammocks I cover .....35c
Campaign Felt Hats duck . 'OJ Round Army Canteens
Xew t , CI 29 Herman's Regulation Army Shoeaf . AC-
sweat hands . . . v Xmtf Xliis is the, CC OC reclaimed ....... Tslt
. . ' real thins . .. V0
Army Gloved1" FaCC Army Locker Trunks 17 mTlL
!Sf!arly. :29c -?4?iS?aa i'he- ...$25 89c
UNITED OUTING STORES
. 189 NORTH COMMERCIAL St.
Our Ubthing, vHato? ; Shoes, Furhishingo, Etc, All Will G6 Beiore This Liifeuty H
Peoples CashStore
Is Making a Whirlwind
FMISM!
We Will Sell Genuine
B. V. Ds for 89c
And 250 Pairs of Khaki
Pants for 98c
.LXIZ ?
SOO Pairs Women's, Cliildren's
Guaranteed Solid Ixatlier Ited 1t
and Green Sandals, S3.00 values, j
Ail sizes here
Lik
WIllS
C M K
osas iy Glome 5
:-v- r;
TUT ' .TV
weep i
his Bag Stock Awlv.,
Cold Type Never told Such a Story of Wanton and 0elibs
s! Sacrifice of Fine Merchandise
a -
Twer days are left in which you can buy fine, hiirhrade tneix pneeii cucli c
never before have been offered you! Wfe e'maldhg this event lbhg to be r6memfcifcI!
A
V.
Spare
Is the B
of This
M
Em
attle
Cry
Commercial
We are making every effort, before our time is
up, to clean out this big stock of fine merchan
dise Our time is short , and our stock is still
large. The selling is to be quick, short and de
cisive. We have gone through this entire stock
cutting, ripping and slashing prices. Every sin
gle dollar's worth of this superb stock is due to
go within a -very short time. This is one grand
opportunity it may never occur again. Read
every word of this advertisement. Scan every
line. The prices in the store best tell their own
story of what a merciless and determined sacri
fice this sale is. Let nothing" Tieep .ouaway
Don't fail to be one of the first to enter the store
when the big doors swing open Thurs 9:30 a. m.
The man who said this Stock won't go talks in his
sleep. Dreams on these prices will never come
again. J
(Signed), WM. McD. LEWIS,
Price Supervisor of Tne People's Cash Store.
SUITS, CLOTHING !
The finest in the land will go before
ihii rnighty, twisting, screeching slaughter
In this big stock
serges, bankers'
mentioned above
not be forced to
lople of Salem
9 a. in.
iou wUl find any stIe or patteiTi wanted. . Casbjneres, . worsteds tweeds, ilie
grays, Metcalfs lnf most any color or stripe to choose from. A1J the finest makes
re hi-re una many more, we asK you to come ana iook them over. You will
buy it will do- jKm-good-to see W- big 'clothing department -and seel how tle
are saving, on- this extra fine merchandise. Come the doors, open promptly at
Men's and Young Men's $18.00 Jq k r
Suits will go for 3SJflp
Men's and Young Men's a).)0 - , Ai i i r
. Suits will go for v l X1D
Men's and Young Men's $22JSO " 019 9C
Suits will go for .............. 0 JLOiOO
Jlen's and Young Men's $23.00 f J f P
Suits .will go.;for . . ,i ) lDt'.J
Men's and . Young Men's $35.00 T tT
1 Suits. wm go f?r vlUj
Men's and Yonng Men's $40.00 p
Suits win go for JiJiuO
All alterations free of charge. ' Every suit will be pressed neatly before being taken out of the
store., WARNING! Don't buy clothing until you have seen1 thW stupendous array of irresistible
bargains. : , "
Sale Shirts ifeKidairi
; . Fall
a. .ma. 3
A
lOOO Yards 18c
- Gingham
Go for
yd. . .
7c
A
7
2O0 Pairs of ,
Men's Khaki Pants
.98c
A Genuine having!
Will be passed
out lor
Women's Girls'
Middies
Iteg. S3.00 values, all
sizes, QQf
go for Ot
, i 350 Pairs of
Mens Cashmere
and Worsted Pants
values to . C?1 50
$4 f. ..i if.. 5lUO
Kxtra Salesmen in'
Kvery Department
Buy Now! "It Ain't
going to rain no more"
Sheets
Sire SlxOO, reg. $2.00
quality, QRr
now ' only .... wOt
A
Men's and Boys' V
New Style Caps
S.'...' 78c
See Them
All SJws .
30c Quality
Percales
Challies
Go now
(or . . . . ,
16c
Men's K(ra Heavy
Blue Chambray
Work Shirts
; 49 c
Stock t'p Now ami
- j Save
" u : ; L ADI SUITS DRESSES
Such garments were never before" offered so low. Latest Styles'
materials be sure to see these .jl.:.; .. :w..
, - - : Men's Dress Shoes ; v .
Black or brown, calf or kid, go for $2 05
All 35c Sox now go for L. 13c
Mens Fine Felt Hats, $3.66 grade$l .49
Men's f 2.00 Balbriggan Unions.... . 89 C
Men's 75c Dress or Work Suspenders39c
Ties, knit or silk, $1.00 vahie.. 29c
Hop Pickers Straw Hats.... .U..... 24c
$5.00 Men's Dress Panls. $2.95
$1.50 Children's Play Suits... 179c
$5.00 Peter Pan Wash Suits $L49
$2.00 Men's Fine Dress Shirts 79c
$.3 Men's Leather Outing Shoes
$1.79
50c Paris Garters go at......... 19c
Hundreds of items at........ 10c
$2.50 Crepe de Lene, all colors.... $1.19
t$2.50 Messaline Silks, all colors
$3.00 Changeable Taffetas.-. 1 jLJJ
36 inch Curtain Marquisette........ Z
SL40
A65c Ladies' Knlcker Sox .. . . C
$3.00 Ladles Coveralls, all sizes
Just the thing, for picking
Ladies extra fine Dress Sweaters 31 ZD
$3.00 ; Ladies' Dress Hats .. .... COc
5.06 Ladies Dress Hats . . SliCS
A wonderful selection
75c Ladies Fiber Silk Hose;........... I9c
$1.00 Ladies Fine Dress H6se..rT 39 C
.. . c" r .
50c Bath Towels, extra size.. Zi C
. . -: - ' . ft a
$10.00 Fine Dresses go, for..... 'v5Tf
$1.50 Ladies Fine Aprons... 7iC
,. " ..--.,...:.'.' - x . . . Vn
$1.00 Girls Union Suits . .........: 0i C
75c Ladies' Fine Vestsr............. 29 C
S8.30 Boys
Suits
bto at ..
$4.80
$12J itoys'
Suits
go at ".:
$6,85
Boys'. Knee Pants
Reg. $1.50 70
and $2.00 IOC
,, ltoysV -Kliaki
Shifts
now-f or U
THE WHOLE STORE IS FULL OF BARGAINS
THE PEOPLES CASH STOKE
CORNE1R COMMERCIAL AND COURT ST,
Corner
Entrance
Only