The Oregon statesman., January 27, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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THE OREGON STATESMAN, 6 ALE2.I, OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 27, 1923
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Will
stop tomorrow
i Colds break in 4 hours for the million
'who use Hill's, fever and headache go.
U Grippe yields iaj days. This is the quick,
the scientific xvay to end these dangers m
discomforts. Doo't trust lesser helps, doot
wait. Get back to normal at once.
A3 fences -tlt rrks3fc!
CKeaBo. C with poms
Hundreds of poultry men
have made fortunes with
Purebred Chiclcens
bred to lay from 200 to 300
eggs a year, SO pens and
trios of pure bred chickens
(some with world champion
records) 'and
Valued at Over $1,200.00
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Will Be Given Away
to ambitious men, women,
boys, "and girls.
- For full information cut
out this advertisement and.
send 'yjoar name and ad
dress to ,v
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Northwest Poultry
Journal
. Salem, Oregon
BIL'ESTOIIEID
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Campaign in MarionPolk
Counties To Be Carried j
On By Salem Mart
E. T. Barnes will be the thai r
man of the American Red Cross
actiTlties In Marion-Polk counties
during ' the campaign to raise
$7500. T. M. Hicks will head the
organization In Salem. I '
The drive,which will begin Feb
ruary 9 ami continue until; Feb
ruary 18, U for the purpose - of
carrying on the present relief pro
gram, and to meet the overhead
cost of the Red Cross here. : J
In the vicinity of Salem Be
tween 125 and 150 ' men a month
are given relief and service. :s It
is necessary to have between" $150
and $200 on hand each month, to
care for these cases as they come
to the attention of the officials.
Bronchitis i
Leaves a bad congh.' So does "flu"
and la grippe. But these lingering
coughs yield easily to the healing
and curative qualities of la.
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY
" Every user is at friend
WE PAY CASH FOft i;
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FURNITURE
AND TOOLS j ;
Capital Hardware &
Furniture Co. :
Bet Price Paid
285 If. Oom'l St. i Pbone f 7
The overhead that arises with this
relief ?: fs very moderate, .even
though it is sometimes necessary
to write .25 or 30 letters in refer
ence to claims, papers and other
matters - of the World, war veter
ans. Sometimes this correspond
ence is carried on over a period
of nine months to one year.
Some of the veterans are in the
Oregon state hospital and other
Institutions and constant attention
must be paid them In order to
protect . their interests and to se
cure attention from -the United
States government. . The military
officials are cooperating i in this
work, but it is necessary to have
some attention from the Red
Cross. It is a big work and covers
a rast territory." '
In .the donations, all i of the
money remains in Salem for use,
but the memberships of the Red
Cross have 50 cents of each mem
bership sent to the general head
quarters. ;V
Walter Johnson Is Offered
$2000 Week By Film Man
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26. Fol
lowing the example of a long line
of athletes who have refused to let
the pleasure of sport dim their
business eye, Walter Johnson, the
Washington pitching ace, now may
soon - be seen disporting r himself
before the moving picture camera
at $2,000 a week.
r: Tom Moore, Washington picture
promoter, has made the offer and
he said -rtodayj the : .pitcher had
"tentalivefy'Tacceptid. " Moore,
who is an Old friend ''of Johnson,
declared that If the deal went
through a six weeks', vaudeville
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tour was m prospect, : aner wmcu
Johnson would be placed "on lo
cation" for the pictures at Los
Angeles. If Johnson finally agrees
to a long term contract It means
he will not accompany the world's
champions to Tampa for spring
training. - !
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- Folks of this community' who haven't yet taken advantage of this
value-giving event will do well to come at once lest opportunity slip thru
their fingers! Whether your needs are for bedroom, living room, dining
room or kitchen, the articles you need are here in' marvelous assortment
at low prices. Better come first thing in the imorning!
Odd Davenports
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) For thce who do not careifbr a Iritinff Itoom Suite
'bltt nfed a single Davenport this Special Salewilf prove
'intrcstlnj?. All well made, upholstery of r the best, ;
and jilcnsin'y color and designs. See windows.; , '
$119.00
$135.00
: Uakrr Vut Veloqr 0 C A A ft
. Ifcivrrtport OU JsllU
Polj cIj t tni? Vclour o f f ft
" .pavcaport Oif.ljU
; Duvcniort .... OvlJsUU
Baker Vut Veluur CAft flft
Davenport 3Jt7UU
port, OllZsSO
Blue Ve-loor '
Davenport
Mohair
Davenport
Very Special
Mohair
Davenport
Davenport . . . . $169.00
UcHUtiful Polychrome
Davenport Oft Aft
Additional Values In
GOOD FURNITURE
During January every De
partment of the Storo l is
Filled to Overflowing with
Special Values
Odd Dining Tables
Priced Special
AH'
$144.00
Very Special
Two Piece Suite Beautiful Mohair
$238.00
Odd: Chairs ;
Kidney Davenport and Chair to Match ....
Very Special 1
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A Selection of the Finest
Mohair- Fireside Chairs ami
Rocker at a Great Having;
IIOCIiKU
1TIAIK "
Fire Side
$69.00 !
$79.00
...$79;00 ?
"S,r!.$89.00:-
Ko.o,;i.. $89.00
We have gathered together
several Dining Tables -only
one of a kind in a variety
of styles round and . ob
long shapes, that have been
priced1 downward for a final
clearance. If you need a
new dining table, bo sure
and see these. ' " ;
Living Room Draperies
50-in. Damask in blue and
gold mulberry and gold, -:
Black and gold blue, gold
alid 'mulberry combinations.
Tbeso do not need to bo
lined. Very' pop
ular Special, yd.
$2.75
36-In. Perleytone Prints
In Living Room Patterns
Special . 99c Yd.
Your Credit is Good
Oh any purchase you make
even -at these extremely low
prices '
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Therms a Differjsrica arid Distinction in Busicks Stores, and a! Daily Helpfulness in
; ! the Interest or Economical uood Living. !
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Wheat
Cream of
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2 pltgs.
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Old Dutch Cieante
M2cfor:15b
FancyBreakfast
' Si : Bacon s !
30c Id.
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(DascadiB Hanis
Half or Whole
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Sugar-13
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New Sauer Kraut
2
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qts
fdr
2
5
c
No. 5 box
Fresh Crisp; Spdla
Crackers
: ; Lily ofValle
Rosebud Beets
j Packed in glass
Crystal W hite Soap
6 bars! 25 c
2 Cans I Standard
j Corn
K";'c
I 1 1
Fancy Sugar Cured
Bacon Loins
23c per lb.
Premium Hams
Half or Whole
31b lb.
I
Gefti; Nut
Margarine
3 lbs. 65c
Fancy ISunkist
Oranges
Nice medium size
5
c
49 Lb. Sack Vim
Flour
This-is 32c per sack less than
' , wholesale
Full Cream Cheese
2 lbs. 55c
Large package
Citrus Washing
Powder
Sugarj Cured Bacon
26c per lb.
Fancy Picnics
fee lb.
Oregon Navy
I Beans
6lbs.49c
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I '. No. 5 pail ,
Swiftfs Silver Leaf
Lard
93c
Sunkist Oranges
Large, sweet and juicy i
2 doz. 65c
100 Lbs. Burbank
.Potatoes
Small size, excellent quality
2 Pk. Puffed1 Wheat
27c
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Our new meat department isa great ; convenience to our customers and there's an added delight in
every; bite of this wonderful quality meat, government inspected to be sure! All the choice cuts
from the best grain fee) young Healthy animals and you pay no more for this quality than is some
times asked for uninspected meats. , " '
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, j Luxury Pig Pork Sausage, lb: 20c . j .Busick's Special Steak cut from well fattened
jThe ibame pig pork, shoulders used p making L government inspected prime young beef animals
'Luxury Sausage as arc enjoyed so much when is ideal for an economical and tasty breakfast or
roasted southern style with sweet potatoes. dinher dish, 14c lb. ! .
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