THE. .OREGON ? STATESIA, ALEM. -OnEGQM
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 7, 192t5
I ' J. Rmarieka. . -Maaaftr ,
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i Ivca U. Mrrrlma . . . City Fditor
La.lla J. Kuiu " TtUmpk Editor
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iiot ttally Eieafti Monday ky
' - ram utxmuxx vmiA&mxa coMrjjrr ;
r,(, t ; ;1IS Baata CoanaareUt St Salem, QniM
yielded -here; aWhe rate 015,000 pounds to the acre,and-iqur
tonVtothc? aerie is not uncommon among 'those- who liavelthe
moat suitable - landa and understand : the, best conditions '&t
culture;
., W. II. lUnderaoa Ctreutailea Maaafat
. lialpa H Ktetilitf AdfnUin Maaarar
ank Jaakoiki . -Manager Job D.pi.
A KL A. It hoiea i - - Lihtok RJixor
W.at'm . . . Poultry Editor
I -4--V'-t--Tfc AMoetaW FMa la xeloitvrly ratlUa to tt dm for pobla'tioa of alt new
r MUhai koraia.
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, BUSINESS OfFICES: - '. ....
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featarai at tha Poat Offlca I Salatm, lOrecea, at aaea4 -elaaa matUr.
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PAlfir AND WQlTrEOUESS-4-'l "Abram ' beliered :in tlie
. .Lord; u4LTiet counted it to him torWighteoasifes ' Genrl5r6. '
fiilli&I THE RMANENT kjOOSEBERUY CENTER i
Saleni.istthe permanent gooseberry center pfUhe United
States, because we grow liere thfe best cainhing bfcrry' knon,
&nd!also a berjhtjs as fine as any for jellies, and jams,
and is, ft superjorJenx for shipinent.in its fresh? state, hold-
ving-up unusually well for long periods r
because our district is unusually free from dangerous
. Vhat we need is organization and exploitation. sWe need
to le the country; know j about the superior j quality-, pf our
canned gooseberries- . V 1 j f
And a good shipping jniarket for the fresh fruit could be
built iup in the big eastern cities by advertising and'good merf
chandising. ; . .. vi-l ' : V ' i
And jam and jelly plants could be built up-here. This
could, be done cooperatively. England has many such plants,
some of ;them of enormous size, and shipping their products
to al parts,of the world ) -i ! I . .';f ', t4
The gooseberry is an1 ages old berry. It would.not be fill
expensive .Derry to, advertise and exploit. ""The knowledgeof
it is alry general, and ithe "taste long agoj established.
tt is tod prbrius'ieg an industry to alloW, eyeijk q "g. j
rSTUDY OP MEATS-,.
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f for mdr filberts In the Salem ;dis
Trlct.H solos ovei-fi-aT.af r the di
rection of s George Vlck, : t the
head .of the dep&rtmenC of agrl
eulinre of XheSaiemCiiamber of
Commerce.'. ; The 'only T fault with
the plan as now 'outlined is that
if is not bljr enough." It should
be a campaign . for- both fllberti!
and walnuU on' ojrery "farm with
suitable soils and; locations. '
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"-. Thpyr should bejttho right kinds
of (filberts and the correct varie
ties pf walnuts. ' .lpf course with
the ' prper pollen Izers and with
the attention they deserve In cul
tivation. Such a campaign, put
over to the full extent,. would soon
mean an added million a year to
our -annual cash crops; and the
beauty of it is that they would go
On increasing -their cash returns
every -. tweJve,.months as long as
any grower lived, and for a thou
sand y'ars - kite? fie had passed
iummin i i ni i i ii im . . i . i ii in n mi r mi i mini t i-n film iTt-infi rir- -- ' ,
TnrrimirtheTora-imne-yTJgrrtiaTerot-t beea
Filberts and Walnuts renew thjblr
youth, eaujhr rjreary They; t?r$ , for
bbth the present and fttture.genfr
gooseberry ies
I vV: s'-And because we can grow 1iore berries to the 'acre than
I Is possible in other sections, and gooseberry land hre is lower
. . in price' and the overhead lowerJ; - i
. vAiineurae wnen ine oiogpn campaigns started m me
iatosmariover ven. years ago gooseberries in the $alem
; j .district were . neglected. The -number of -cases .canned was
negligible,- but 'immediate interest r was laroused-r-
tdu"-. And the Salem canneries hd increased their pack in 1922
.- ta7000 easeslrf 1923 the canneries of Marion county packed
'f... "25;7S0;casesior' 618,720 cans, represent . well up - towards
xwo miuiop.puunas pi guusuerxie Aiiey greaiiy mcreasea
their gooseberry pack; in J924 so much so that-they, had
' more thau the markets .would jreadily absorb. So not many
caieg were'put- up here last year being confined-principally
to trie mutual canneries ana tq tnose navmg long term con-
tracts with .the growers
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flow many persons are familiar enough with "xuts of
meats to call for those portions they desire for. a. pirticx
purpose? True it is that in many of the domestic , science
classes of the schools there are given demonstrations of meat
cutting and charts of cuts with their uses butj there are multi
tudes of people who engage in the very important occupation
of housekeeping who have 'not learned the are of calling for
the euts of meat they want for definite dishes. ' -
y The disappointments' in quality of meats and the lack of
iudgment in selection both discourage the use of meats. The
truvn-iJimea.-:vanipiMKu, isuiduwikcu
study in the quality ana uses oi tne auiereqt cuts, wguiu xio
much to'eliminate the tough" and "dry" meats from' he
family tableV-nWuch "training would result in, increased
use jui . iiictti.
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" Bits For Urelf ast I
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will persist, because we have
what amounts to a franchise
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That is, we can grow a better
berrjy than our competitors for
either canning or shipping, and.aa
good a berry for making jams and
jellies, and we I can grow more, to.
the acre-, and we are more nearly,
immune from j gooseberry pests.
haying these advantages; the in
dustry 13 bound to become great,
soon orrlate. '
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Given the right outlets, every
acre of our best gooseberry lands
could be used profitably in grow
ing these berriesi and-this would
mean millions annually,
We paid $1,000,000
for this Method
You can end a cold in 24. hours.
But you must use the right way, the
complete way.
" It 4ocs more than end a cold. It
checks the fever stops the head
ache, opens 'the bowels, tones the
entire system. It leaves one- in better
condition than when the cold began,
t That way is HILL'S. It is such
a' super-help that we paid $1,000,000
for it. . It is so . well-proved tnat
millions have come -to employ it. ; ;
Start HILL'S todays and relief
comes tomorrow. Use it promptly,
and the -cold does jiot get, started.
Use it a few days, 'and- the damage
is . ended. One usually- feels better
than, when 4he cold-beeam- a----
A cold is a serious matter. ' Deal
with, it in the best --way science
knows. That way is , HUi'S. AH
druggists. , :
Be.Smlt'a $jt-fo- Price 38e '
MMj QUININE
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The man "who .gayei the; Slogail
editor th -hunch that something
big might bo developed bujt of he
gooseberry Industry: In tho Salem
district was Jesse. Ilnberf at tnat
time working on The Statesman.
writing news an a .spia i art icjps.
Mr. Hubert had-been a grower of
gooseberries on his farm north of
Salem. The sequel has shown
that Jesse' Hnber knew ' what! he4
was talking about
HAVE FLORIDA BOOMERS
THEIR EYES ON OREGON?
(Contiavad from par I.)
b1roucntIvlly7oT thelf merit 1 i"aa
wlnietfTeserfi ir either J upon 1
tTO"btrye?' opporttniity to' unload
upbarlhe : unwary" at" fctgher
prices. r - : ...TVis-'
":Pifm be'l levers " t n. t'he' alkiged.
exe-eptlonal' s'fl of Florida
maintain that land values are not
ext fanrd i na r Ily ' h igh t here at ptes
entr.bu wise hedds Whose judge--ment
- remains'unaf feeted by fi
nancial- considerations i eem-l
equally . united in predicting", that
a; crashwill come. '."4,-'-"'.C--:.
Letters from Florida operators
concerning' the . reaL esate laVs of
Oregon are -eOnsiderecTl ink some
Quarters to be first signs of Im
pending break. I raving, been-in
the thick of the- rush for some
mbhths, with Illustrations Of f pr-
creaslagly eyed-as .a future field
f or operation. - . - )
Jr&wtfcershasJjeea steady.
and ? secure! -Oregon possesses
qualifies of climate, and'aon'that
have tbieh found, iineq.ua ld In
otherseetions of the country. De
velopment within the next years
will show constant expansion ' in
the. northwest. " " ';
V Against-' high, powered promo
tion, which brings bad times In Its
wake, the governor's letter strikes
a note of warning. F V .
. 'The greatest' menace confront
ing .the "real estate" business, in
Oregon, : is; greed, he. writes, f
' Is the 'Florida boom breaking?
: Is Oregon marked as the 'next
field of ictlylty' ' by the circus
managers pfl real estate r '
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oviuc iuuu i,uo av. v vr va uj uvoi , . . -1 I i mtf -' . . .
reliable reports,, values of land -than could be numbered on one USlSSlTieU iuS .t5ringnCSUUS
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; Graham Brothers ahuounce a subs tantial red uc
tibii lir the prices dfeir complete lineof trucks 45
andnicitorcod r
Siis their M eight months.
1 Itb product far below
T;'aoylttck"df comparabfeipieritj
Large production justifies low prices. Graham
-Brothers are the largest exclusive truck manu
i facturers in the world.
NEW PRICES
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SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS
DEALERS) EVERYWHERE
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The year's great money-saving event. Your New Year's bud-
get will be sbtrted right if you take advantage o the savings in
the great January sale now in progress.
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Lead in Superior Value Giving in
Furniture For the Living Room
You will find here the newest the best and the largest stock by far in all
the city. January sale prices now. on every, piece every suite.
Jacquard Velour Overstuffed Davenports, taupe and rose
at .1 - j $79.50
Taupe Mohair Overstuffed Davenport J.:j.....:li..$139.50
Taupe Mohair Overstuffed Chair to match.:...-.it-$69.50
Rose and Taupe Mohair Overstuffed Davenport," revers
ible cushions, at jtli::.;;
jacquard Velour Overstuffed Davenport in four different
color combinations, your choice aU)each:.di.cX.S73.50
Tapestry Covered Overstuffed Davenport in "good 'pat
tern at ........i.......... ..... ... ;
Brown Denim Covered Overstuffed Davenport at $59.50
Hundreds
of Mobri Ru
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Offered Now at January Sale Prices! .
Every rug new. ( Every rug first quality in color and weave. We carry no
imperfect rugs for sale purposes. ' Every rug right in ourregular stock
Choose here your rugs at lowest prices of the year.- ' ' r. r .- , : .
$135.00 Extra Quality Wilton Rugs; 9x f 2 feet, Woven
from worsted yarns ; high pile,, very handsome... l..98.50
$85.00 and! $90.00 All; olihon RugsU
fringed or bound edge at
"$47,50 AxminsteiRuxl2ffeet i::iL.-jr,S38.50
: $50:.Seamles3ni 2 fte,: Oriental
and conventional aeslgite
y--r C1 " .L ,1XU? . 73L ct;i : neavy quality,, rrmgea or
bouh'redges.l.LvjI-
$4,50 AxmmsteWRugs,
All Wpol-Fibre:and Wool-rTapestry Rugs, 9x ! 2 feet.
Lamp Department
All Lampsticks, Shades and 'Table Lamps; complete
fricea to- sell from . . -v. ; v'
25 to : 33 mmmmat s
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Trade ht Your Old For Newr fe 5 ,r
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