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1 - tOD: "And God said. Let sua make man in our image.
iier our iiaeitesc ?-So God created man In His own Image.
luue ana iemaie created He them." Gen. 1: 26, 27.
NEW YEAR ANNUAL AND STATESMAN FAMILY
The New Year Annual of The Statesniatt is designed to
nake a record of accomplishments, particularly in the Salem
section, for the year-just closed, and to set forth to outsiders
- looking this way our advantages f
t To show that we have here the land of diversity, the
Country of opportunity, and the place of welcome.
,y This, task is far too great for any one issue of a news-;
paper and so The Statesman, publishes every Thursday in
the year, a Slogan number designed to herald our advantages,
. and in " these Slogan issues manyj hundreds of columns of
. matter are printed each fifty-two weeks in attempting to
show forth the claims of this section and this citjr
I - 'And even then the work is imperfectly done-r-
Tor there is ho section of the! United States that has so
' iany outstanding advantages ; such a diversity of crops that
may be grown to perfection; so many cash crops bringing
lach year and all through; the years new money from long
. distances; so many crops on which; we have what amounts to
franchises -which we can! producje to greater perfection or
eeuer aavantage or more; cneapiy tnan. any other section;
following the lines of least resistance ; getting above the dead
. level of ttiere competition. Read a brief outline of. each one
f them in the review of the 52 annual Slogan numbers. You
will find a spirit of helpfulness here! If you have industry
and gemus, you are invited to come. ' .! ;
As for the Statesmanjjpublications, they are dvoted.in
full tor service; dedicated t6the highest and best interests of
thi4 city, ihi district, this state tand this nation; carrying a
spirit 'of optimism and of constructive 'development. These
publications are : I j .
1 . .r The ;pafly. Oregon Statesman, about tok enters its 76th
' year of publication. Born March 28, 1851. Subscription price
$5a year. ' 'j ' ' j ;
7. Twice-a-Week Statesman ; $1 a year. ,i
; Pacific Homestead, weekly farm: paper, with a circulation
now away above 25,000. The helpful, constructive farm paper
of .this field; $1 a year.
. 1-1! The Northwest Poultry Journal, monthly, with over
15,000 subscribers;. largest paper of its class west of the
Rockies; $1 a year. . ; 1 i
- Oregpn Teachers Monthly ; only magazine of its kind in
Oregon; $1.25 a year. i
2 : . THEIR WAY.
;: (Portland Journal, Wednesday.)
v Salem fs to build the linen milL The board of directors has been
authorlted.br tbe stockholders to proceed with the purchase of a sits
end construction of a plant.
. We hear a great deal about getting Industries in Oregon.- But a
great deal .that we hear is lip service. Some of it is bunk by persons
who talk it to defeat the income and inheritance taxes.
j, Salem people are showing how to get Industries. They are doing
tlib biggest work that is being done in Oregon to get industries they
are putting their money into industries. That's a way to get them,
nd..the best way to get them. .
- &--Under. the Salem plan, profits from, the industry will be, Salem
PfBf its.i:.The, earnings will stay in Oregon and: be Oregon money. The
juan.wiu put vueeis in motion ana pay operaiirea to manage mem. i
It will create demand for a new Oregon crop, a crop in the growing j
I which Oregon stands alone
- It will help dlrersify crops
touch from persons who talk
t6 aid In bringing It about.
and- supreme in America.
in Oregon fields, about which we hear
loudly but do little in a material way
Above all. the Salem people's way bf doing it .themselves wUl bring
tpe industryi Oregon , has capital .enough to finance all the industries
she needs. But with much of it the popular plan Js. to. buy town lots
and let other people's 'enterprise make them more Valuable.; Another
popular way is to lend; the money, take the interest and then, lend the
later est, calling loudly alf the While for somebodyin the East to come
ana put uieir money-into industries ior us.
Salem people have worked hard for; their linen mill. A great deal
. , has been said; about the "Salem hog," an unmerited expression sug
lesting that Salem people, sit;. down and expect their living to come,
from the state institutions located there. The state knows now that
f&lem has a very different and very commendable spirit.
Incidentally, has Portland's quota' to the Salem linen -mill been'
Subscribed, and is it. to be subscribedl
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The people of . Salem! appreciate
he above; ' from . the
Portland Journal-
And there is a more general disposition than ever before
here in.Salenr..tb:' Iiye;up.. t' jthis: rputat6n4-ri 4'; i -- "1
A dispositipn which, persisted, in ovcr a number of years,
iTill surely make Salem stand out among all the other cities
of the- country, and of the world. :
Salem is now surely on its way towards a iitlandolid
growthV backed up' by: the products of natural resoucrcs that
mean nejv dollars every year, and
A ' As-to the inquiry bf the Portland Journal Portland's
riuota has not been subscribed, but a considerable portion of
it has, and there are assurances that it will be7 finished.
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AUSKAfJ ,-SfJOVVS MELT
!uTQMOBU.KSi KEIJLACK St.ED
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passengers on, the Copper Hirer
railroad from McCarthy, neat th
Ken necott mines. Bay that instead
of the thermometer being about1
50 below, as it usually is at the
end of December, it Is around 3
above. . - I ' ' " ' i 'v
- CORDOVA 'Alaska. iDec. 1.-
iiy Associated Press.) r With
ihv thermometer at 40 dog'rees
abovo zcrd, two degrees warmer I
tnan yesterday, automobiles) Reformers may fail to make us
i ,-iv-u. swiziis, ior toe ., streets uetler, ' but they ! never fail to
rre clear of trsow. , ...make us miserable.
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Many Wonderful Buys of
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Quality Furniture Can Be Found in
Furniture Odds anjd Ends. - - J.
Iii and See For Yourself
fibre Settee
and Chair
Beautiful antique -copper
finished 're
movable spring
cushions cover
ed with special tap
estry. A wonderful
value. . '
! $78.00
5-piece Ivory
Bedroom Set
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This set includes
Vanity, Bed, Chif
fonier, B e n cj h, and
Rocker. Beautifully'
finished and a won
derful bargain at
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$113.25
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ot-t c t i t ' !. - Beautiful Bridge, complete with Aeroplane M O f A
!SteSdSvti$18.95 . cloth the f $12.50
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DINNERWARE
CLOSE OtJTS
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42-piece American Ware sets sell reg- d'7 OC
ularly at $12.95. To close out..L.X.Uw i JO
42-pioce American Ware set, Jselfe
regularly at $9.95.' Close'out kt.i:
English semi-porcelain,; regular
FoOr patterns to choose from
Close out at.....
Miscellaneous odds and
Platters etc.
Close out at.
Regular $3 set of six - Sherjterts,
Goblets. Genuine Star cut.' : ; ; '
Specially priced at ::r:.:..J.
$7 imported Lustre Tea Sets!
$6.95
$20.95 sets.
$15.95
ing Plates,
Qc and up
Sundays or
$2.29
:$5.95
Special Discounts on All Imported, Regular
tj twn iumvinaic
CUT VELOUR DAVENPORT
Greatly reduced for this sale.
Formerly sold at. $144 Now...
The even t Sale m people
have been waiting for
Our
$99.00
- SELLER'S CABINETS
To clean our; stock we are we are
offering; Sellers- Cabinets lat-v-1.
r- . a. jr r i m t - l .A" ' -
Annual Clearance Sale of
$48.00
WINDSOR CHAIRS
At. give-away v prices. Various
styles in mahogany, selling as low as
: We ve planned to make this the biggest sale in the
: history of our store and to accomplish our; purpose.
,? offer values, that will have no counterpart here-
Beautiful .AxminsterlRugs. A large assortment to
j choose from; Regularly sold at $60
' PABCOLIN
$14.00
An ideal floor covering.: It has been thoroughly
tested and is giyen satisfaction to I many of our
customers. Many patterns .to choose
from., At yard.:j,..;.:.:..L,:.,.... .
TMBOM TilANTlE ttOCKS !$P0Vri
Pnied at $14.50 Pay.fbr it at: i U WEEKLY:
69c
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A number of .Closed qut patterns of
. 9xl2;Pibcolin Rugs - .
1 1: s $12.50
1MI ' A lf i.iarrki n Tim ' :-
Good new 'jpattems to choose : from O f
Selling at L J-...J OloD
J Where; You Can A1h kysf)o Better
;-X"t','tamps: ;
Complete with jarchmcnt Shades.! A
- " i Lvcry good value at
$3.95
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