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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEMr OREGON
"T :r" thursday"morning; April o, 1925
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106 Like ;
107'HHJ top (Scot)
108 Pertaining to Osmium
(Answer tomorrow)
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' 7 Girl's name
. It Calcium b)'..
1 --Mi, 14 -Preposition i '
li Pendajit? ornaments
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a, 18 Gadoliniuc ab) i
. . 20,Seed over '
22 "JLsiatfc narfcotfc "
12-Narrated,
. -j'l5J'ptlani jnontfment, .
28 Hasten ,
29 Foolishness
, 31 , Organ of touch (Biol)
33 Mohammedan woman's apart-
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34j Pertaining; to family of iPoII
: . soans i-
. . 6 Fortress ' . -I
2 jBronze 'cOln - ' ' h ' i-
'. 40 JLose. shirt worn-': by'.Moham
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43: God j " . ' .
44 Member of an Indian tribe '
46 Distinguished Service- Order
48 Insai;- j
4 9 Calendar month-
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51 Barter I, " j
53 Qirl'c name
b 5 Exclamation
5 Evergreen , trees
51 Pinch with cold (Scot)
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60 Persia
61 tow voice r
62 Oraft (. ,
64 Strike softly
66 Metals' i
6S Rier in Scotland
69 Res:, y i - I if---.;:.:;
70- Red flye; I ' ; .j- I
72 Afjirnation I' -
74 Tree ;.: j ; - .-j -
75 Pronoun J, . i . .
76 River in Switzerland
77 Enthusiasm b . . ' ,
79 Cut off '" : . ,
81 Chinese linear measure
82 Pertaining, to emotions
84 Fairy queen! f t :j " .
87 Rounded i "'
30 Student of piants ' "
92 Rush ofwaer- . ' ,
93 Strike- ; 1 . ' , .
Oi Sea bird (obs)
96 Title of respect
97 Brav.ry ' . .-:'; :! : ,
99 Hake really (obs)
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Wonder ! ;
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1 Rear; Admiral (ab) '
2 Tlobbers - i I "
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4 Pronoun " ' . ' .
5 Fiat ' ; :.. J " ; ; . ;
6 River in Belgium . i -
t Part ot verb" "to be"j
8 Measure of length , i
9 Asia (ab) :
10 Fixedly ' .
11 Lighted (Poet)
12 For Instance'
113 Fault finding :
16 Kind of pen j
1 9 Drying ovens ..'.-. i
20 Indian buffalo . I
21. Permission i r -
23 Power of God (Biblical)
24 Old world annual j t
26 Pronoun - ; . , j
27 Dead' letter office (ab) .
29 .Corpulent ' ' - " ' .
30 Titanium (ab) "
32- Liniment , for . greasing sheep
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33 pronoun '
35 Obstruction
36 Spanish hero
38 African explorer
41 Plin
43 Intent and serious
45. The pick
47 Manifest
49, Member of . dominant race in
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50 Pope's triple crown '
52 Historical period ,s ' '
54. Insect. , . 'i . ,
55 Offer -: .,f . ,
56 Away from : . i ; " i
61 Let in
6 i straight Hnei-" r
63 Naughty , -7.
65 Made tardy
67 iWeft carriers
69 White wine
70 Part of circle
71 Piece of land
73 Simplified piano composition
j In three or four movements
760ur country
77rTo be ill .
78 Part of body
80 Plantation of pines
82 Mistakes . '
83 Settled
85 Summit v :
86 Freeman, (obs)
88 I go (lat)
89 Font for holy water
Point, pr compass
93;L;fficult .. '
941 Tout Jn : ';.
97 By way of ' h
It?1'1101 author (Initials)
101 Hirer 1n Siberia
103 Pronoun
104 Kind of type ' ,
l0o Army corps (ab)
'A .New Disease :
Thebaseball hit her on the head.
It really was not Joke, ;
Next day, in headlines, people read
"Has An Athletic Stroke."
- T Mabel Pitzke.
POSTAL RATES
RISE
APRIL 1
New Schedule Brings About
Re-Classmcation of Var
r ious Mailing Matters
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FACTORY
SEE WINDOWS
DEIVIONSTRATION
OF THE FAMOUS:
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p;;;fplRiaHES'r ; -.'
5 iURt XHARLES KADDERLY from Cribben & Sexton, makers of the
,anuiuuiy-Knuwn universal itanges wn De in ine oiove oeciion every aay
this week to point 'out, with our own "fexperts, the advantages of cocking
;-with a Universal and heating Uh a UniversaL . . ;- 'Z X ,; C-J. I-X , f
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Extra Special
j)! - This Wfeeie Onif: ;, : t
White Porcelain and Nickel Trimmed
UNIVERSAL RANGE
Coiled, Connected and set up. with
; i ' - Heavy Pipe
Insist on a. Universal Range
It is your assurance of years of;
.JaitAul satisfactory service i :
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Make Your ? '
Own Terms
free
q w get .
piece sot or
ri'IlKX Transparent Oven
ivaro or set of lin-
titware If jou bur VnJ
vcrsal Itango thiswork.
1 Credit Gladly -Without
, , Interest
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' PIJERVMRE S-A-L-E
You Willie delighted with the many patterns'
we .are offering this week at special prices, u
See display in East Window ; - . - (
w 42-PIEC SETS COMPLETE
$6:95 to $49.00
Trade in.
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Postage rates for mail 'matter
will be changed April 15 by the
postal department-! ' As 'a result
changes are made j In ' certain ar
tides of; first class matter, tran
sient material and; "Will affect pub
Iishers of reading and -advertising,
newspapers and periodicals, print;
ed matter, merchandise, "' special
services on money; orders; regis
tered mail and special delivery.
"In" theMIrst class matter post
cards (private mailing cards) w?ll
be charged 2; cents, while second
class transient .matter ' will? (be
eight ounces and under 2- cents.
and each ' two ounces over the
eight ounces will be rated as par
cel post rates, - I ' ' ,
Publishers of scientific; agri
cultural,' religious, newspapers
and periodicals, I reading matter
will be at 1H cents pier pound.
Zone rates; for! advertising are
given as 2 cents in zones 1 and 2
3 cents in zones. 4 to, 5; 6 cents in
zones 5 and 6, and zones 7 and 8
will he rated at 9" cents. ; J
' . Third lass prlntedmatter' will
bfr sent, ; 8'' ounces and ' under for
TVS cents each. 2 ounces, over the
8Quncea will be charged, as fourth
class matter. ! ,'. i ...,;. . 5
Books and catalogs,- seeds, bulbs,
cuttings, roots, ,cipns and plants
will be ent 8" ounces and under.
rated in fourth ' class" matter.
1 cent for each two ounces; over
the stipulated amount will ; be
Merchandise is rated - at- l1
cents for each 2 ounces under an
8-ounce package; anything over!
that amount is i automatically
brought into- the next division of
mailing matter. :
Fourth class matter, which inr
eludes books, catalogs. seeds
bulbs, scions and plants, will J.e
rated at 8 ounces under third
class matter, while amounts -over
the 8 "ounces Hll be given zone
rates. ' Merchandise under this
classification is also Riven a rate
of 8 ounces and under to be seat
as third class material, while over
the stipulated amount will be sent
by zones.
Service charges
cents on each parcel except thase
originating on rural routes. Sper.
cial handling charges arer25 ceaAs
for "each parcel. .
There are slight increases: n
the special eharge for money w
ders, registered mail, Insured ar
ticles, COD articles, and for spe;
cial delivery. , "'
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are listed "'ascJ&J
HUflL CIPE
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0FW0IUI1G
R, B. Reeves of North Bend
v Elected: President for
Next Four Years
The Oregon State Conclave .ot
the Brotherhood, of v American
Yeomen was brought to a success
ful close -Wednesday following, one
of the most enthusiastic meetings
i& the history, of the order.
s R. B. ; Reeves 6l . North- Bend
was elected president for the en
suing term of four years of the
Oregon , district. Other, -officers
are J. Ju.-Welsh ot Medford, vice
president; C. E. Albin of Salem,
treasurer: Fred -..Schmidt " of
Pendleton, secretary . and corres
pondent and Julia E. Moore of
Eugene, chaplain. 1 - .: t !
Three delegates were elected to
attend the ; national, conclave of
the Yoemen at New. York City
next June. jThey are J. H. Ezell,
a former resident of Portland
C. E. Altoin,, Salem and W". L. Fry
of Silyerton.
The appointive officers selected
kare F. C. Tripp of Corrallis, Marie
fcrahgen, of Newberg; Marge May-;
Ville. C. HJ Lovitt of Silverton:
E. C. Hart and R. J. Cumberland
of Toledo. !' ; -..--J
for the relief of Constipation.
Diliousness, Sick Headache and
tor moving the uowei&v
, Helps clear the skin.
Cmmtmlnm mm Cafcuf
Bbt from your diugsista
. &c aod &oc tarn box.
on.iiOMPiincvs
60 II 79Q
SEE WINDOS
Prcsnpt riclicS for
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The Greatest Pre-Easter Selling Ever Held in the
Willamette Valley Now in Full Blast
THERE'S A REASON FOR ; EVERYTHING AND EVERYTHING IN REASON
A I But iljhis Sale Needs No More Explanation
SUFFICE TO SAY THAT THE FRESH STOCKS HAVE BEEN BROUGHT
FORWARD AND MORE DRASTIC f REDUCTIONS j MADE ON A GOOD
MANY ITEMS TO MAKE THE COMING THREE DAYS
THE
DAYS OF THIS SALE!
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Director's never mislead in all their years of dealing with the public. They have acted
fairly and squarely No partiality or distinction being made The poor man's penny
l ? j being as welcome as the rich man's dollar. ;
A TpRj T) ME lrVORD "WELCOME" ON THE MAT TO ALL WHO, ENTER ;
Reiiember 3 Record Breaking Days of Value Giving!
TO LET THESE BARGAINS GO BY IS LIKE LETTING DOLLARS ROLL
THROUGH YOUR FINGERS WITHOUT GRASPING THEM COME!
Downstairs Store
Remnants
20 Off
Fancy Dress
Flannels
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$1.39
READY-TO-WEAR
A - -I'll - .;.
Ladies' Silk
Dresses
In all the new shades Including Rust,
Bobolink, Cocoa,' tanvin i Green, Cran-
berryi Infanta,; and rmaayi others. :
$14i95 to $100
Ladies'-Dress
Goats'
In the (fashionable i conservative and
Prince of Wales models.. Sizes 14 to
44. Special at !
$19.50
BascmcnC ij
Easter Toys, Regular 15c II .
) A :; - ;r;i.: 1-;
Reg. 10c, 3 for. .... J. ,
Men's Dress Suspenders j l . . ...23c
Men's Ties
Men's Dress Shirts . w
...... 25c
. 79c
Blue and Khaki . Wool Shirts.
, . Good weight for the money
r
:.59c
Genuine
Normandy
Voiles
45c yd.
Crepe
de Chene
$1.69 yd.
In all
Ladies' New Easter
Hats
atest colors and shades, includ
ing the new Swanson Polks
$2.49 to $5.95
Children's Straw i
98c to $3.25
Children's - - j
Fine Gingliams and Prints
Dresses
izes from 1 6 to 14 Years
98c to $2.25
Ladies' Fibre Silk
Sweaters
All popular styles and colors
$1.95 $2.49
$3.95
Su',ts, latest
Suits, latest
$24.85
$19.85
Men's $40
styles j '. .
Men's $35
styles V.
Men'e i $50 Suits, latest Jjg Jg
Men's and Young Men's Pants (o QO
Regular $7.50. ..... J0JO
Men's Cotton Pants. . , . ..... $1.49.
1 Lot of Shirts. Reg. $1.50 to ftr
$2.oo ....... JDC
Men's Athletic Underwear. , . . 69c
Men's Lightweight Union Sultsr nn
AH sizes ....... .f OJC
Men's Pure Silk .Thread Drop Q -
Stitch Socks .... I t J C
Men's Dress Oxfords, light o Qf
brown. Regular $6.00 ... . )JJu
Women's Fancy Dress Shoes (o in
Plain toe and tie. Reg. $5 V5 U
. . - Basement -1
Lot of Men's Dress Shoes Jo A A
Reg. up to $7.00. ....... $JCJ
Men's and Boys' Outing Shoes, qq
1 Table full ! UOC
Silk Floss Skein .. J ......... . 1 C
Shinola, all colors and Star Brite 7 -Liquid
C
Boys' Dress Suits. Sizes up to JQ qq
16. Basement vJJO
Children's Shirts and Drawers. 10c
Child's heavy ribbed Stockings. .'19 C
Percales, light and darV .. 15c
.. 69c
.. 10c
Window Shades, all colors
Fancy Jap Crepe, yd. ...
Campbell's Tomato Soup
3 cans j
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"ij I' - Criscb
3-lb. Can Special ; i .
6-lb. pan Special
9-lb. Can goes at
25,
.78
$1.54
I
$2.28
Libby's Pork' and Beans
can .
:.JJ
9c
10
Albes. Minute Oats,
1 V . n 1.
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Alaska Ilerring.f 10-lb
Special L . I .
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25-Ib." bucket '. J .
59c
.'Bucket
$1.80
$3.85
That Vi'l Crovd This Department To Capacity
Salt
it
95c
EXTRACTS
8-oz. bottle ,
16-oz. bottle
$1.59
BOAP
Crystal White. 6 for
COFFEE
Peaberry Coffee, 3-lb. bag
$i;15
25 c -" gs
6-lb. bag. .
CO-lb. Dairy
50-Ib. Half Crouud
Easter Egg Candy and
Jelly Strings, per lb.
2-lbs
COURT AND COMMERCIAL STS.
THE W IS STILL
Mrs. Noyck, 1195 Marion ptrect.
Salem kindlyaddre6se3 the cub
reporU;rI;;:whoy isjtakins 4 itwfti
census of Clarion county fqr1 The
statesman, 'as follow
two pairs of twins near Turner
that have never been reported,5 bo
I thoucht. I would sena the
names." And the following are
the names: ,
, . Mr.- and Mrs. Roy AV'Uzcl, Tur
nerharve twin gitls, 11 years old;
Helen and Helene Witzcl. -
:.:.lr. and Mrs. C ptis Bates. Tur
neri;have twin, boys lo years old;
Clarence Xummiags' and Wallace
Naval Forces Held
; Vital to US Safety
(Continued from Baca l)
states differs from that of Euro
pean countries, where "Germany
abuts France and to the south Is
Italy, with th"
ines of uemar. ,ii;.m: tv
friends r.. the Al.antic aru ra
moved fro mus by 3,000 miles of
the Taciflc are 6,000 miles from
ns. No problem ojf tho air can
mean to us what it means to the
continental countries
F.MBASS'Y ' STOIIJaLI)
DAMASCUS, Palestine, April'..
(By Associated Press) A nob
gati.errd tot'ay .out la tha Hotel
Vict-T:a...wr.?re tl.L'dri c-f Lai-'
four U ttajinj, ar.l e' 1 tbo