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MIAMI BEACH. Feb. 4 (AP)
President-elect Hoover today de
rided to spend two days late next i
week inspecting the flood swept
Okeechobee district of southern
Florida, and to attend thp birth
day dlnaer in honor of his friend,
Thomas A. Edison, at the in
eator'a winter estate at Fort
Myers next Monday.
At the same time ho began a
series of conversations with Sen
' at or Smoot, of Utah, chairman of
ta senate finance committee, who
la Ills house guest for the week
and who predicted a general np
ward revision of tho tariff at the
extra session of the new congress
la the spring and no more tax re
daction for eome years to come.
Rumors to 1 Ignored
The next president declined
t e'ther to confirm or denv widely
published reports that Henry L.
(Strjnson, rovc-nor-geneiHl of the
t Philippines, who la saili-j for the
J United States soon, ha. b: en ten
1 dered and hr.d ncrepted appoint-
tnent as serre' -ly of stte in the
Floorer adm'i-'K'ration.
The poslt'.or. of Mi. Hoover was
stated to be th.it If he began talk-
' log about the p''orr of published
nrgeatlonH sh t. who is to Torm
Ills official family he would be
lmsy doing eo during his Florida
vacation. He is co-tent to let the
; naga-eatlong go and to rnnounoe
his cabinet to tho et-nate March 4.
Wilbur Rp -rt IcTlt3
Renewed reports that Dr. Hay
Lyman Wilbur, president of Stan
ly ford University, would be secre
' tary of the Interior, were heard
here today from visitor to Hoo
ker headquarters. Dr. Wilbur, it
Was stated, has obtained a two
year leave of absence from the
university of which Mr. Hoover is
a trustee.
Another rumor was that It was
not at all certain that William M.
Jardino would be renev.-r-d en sec
retary of agriculture although a
number of farm organization lead
ers favored his retention on the
rronnd that he knows the prob
lems of the farmer and has been
a capnble administrator.
Work Talks with Hoover
Besides Senator Smoot, who ar
rived early in the day from Wash
ington, the president-elect received
fteveral callers and conferred at
length with Dr. Hubert Work,
chairman of the republican nation
al committee, who left late in the
day for Palm Beach en route back
to his headquarters In Washington-Mr.
Hoover Is to make his two
trips next week by automobile,
but their details have yet to bo
worked out.
He probably will leave here
early Monday morning for Fort
Myers, returning that nleht ff the
Edison dinner is held in the early
afternoon as la now anticipated.
Pair Committed
To State School
DALLAS, Feb. 4. (Special)
Melbura Miller and Clem Luto,
theXi2)Xri ested in an at-
" fjTTpt Vancourver with
..;ffiliOr gwh In an effort to
t rE rT?3i?ifQTe committed to
I wJnTraining school by
Sheriff Hooker took them to the
school Saturday night.
LANE COUNTY RESIDENT
IS WEEK END VISITOR
LINCOLN, Feb. 4. (Special)
George Boyd, who resides near
Eufene, was a week-end visitor
here at the home of Gus Lake.
When he returned to Eugene Mrs.
Alrtn Modser and two children,
Richard and Robert, accompanied
hisa as far as Albany where they
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart.
VISIT TO ALBANY MADE
BY R. H. SCOTT FAMILY
ZENA, Feb. 4. (Special) Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph H. Scott motored
to Albany Monday, where they
were visitors at the home of Mrs.
Scott's cousin, Mrs. Powell. Mrs.
J. Stone of Portland, a sister of
Mrs. Scott, who with her infant
sea. is a house guest at their
koine, accompanied them to Albany.
Panne and stiff velvets are said
to ha sfhorlnloirl for fall wear.
TnitfliArvnt vplvptu are said to
have been too popular in the Unit-j
ed StatfS to be liked in exclusive
TTLE
HELPED HER
Keeps On Taking Lydia E. Pink
karri's Vegetable Compound
Philadelphia, Fa. "I always use
Lydia E. Finkham's Vegetable Com
pound net ore and
after childbirth.
I am a mother of
three children
two little girls
and a baby loy.
I would get run
down, nervous,
dizzy and weak
sometimes so I
had to lie in bed.
I would take the
Vegetable Com
pound as a tonic
mad I alwava saw an lmDrovement
aftf r taking tfle first bottle. I found
ft. to be a good tonic. 1 always rec
essmend your medicines to my friends
aad I cannot speak too highly of
43semt" Mas. Anna Louderhack,
Itffl 6. Front Street Phila, Pa.
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One of Salem's Old Established
Men's Clothing and Furnishing Stores
Caused By Fire Starting In Basement of the State Hotel
Building Last Friday Night The Policy of This Firm
FREE!
$5 KIATT
EVERY CUSTOMER first
da of the sale making a
purchase of any suit or ov
ercoat in the house, we will make a
present of any hat in the house up
to $5.00 value. Don't miss this. Come
early Get a hat FREE1
Foircs SI
FIREMEN FIGHT
BLAZE 3 HOURS
DAMAGE GREAT
sick D
asposa
Smoke and Ammonia
Fumes Hamper Depart
ment in Downtown
Night Fire.
Men! Here's a Sale with a Punch to it Forced Upon us by Un
avoidable Circumstances and all Economical Buuers Should and
Will Take Advantage of It Crowds Will Come From Far and
Near. Don't Wait Don't be Late We Advise You to be Here
When the Doors Open.
Four Mighty Good Reasons Why You Should Come Early!
Let the Insurance Company
Stand the Loss
That's just what we pay them for. But it leaves
us with a stock of merchandise we don't want,
for the policy of the firm is to keep our stock
clean and up to the minute in style at all times.
For this reason this stock must go we must
ctear our rack and shelves of every dollar's worth
of merchandise that even has the smell of
smoke on it. Men I This is an opportunity of a
life time, for you are going to buy clothing and
furnishings, the world's best known makes, at
only a fraction of Its real worth. The stock is
complete; the sizes good, and the greatest as
semblage of bargains ever offered the people of
Salem and surrounding country.
A Fire Sale Without the Fire Stock
Only Damaged by Smoke.
ONE GROUP
Men's Suits
Price
Good patterns and good
range of sizes. Values in
this lot range from 20
up to $40. Think of it
men! A good suit of
clothes for $10.00. Come
early !
You Can Buy $5.00 Value
MEN'S
KIATTS
All good styles. A limit
ed amount in this lot
piled on tables for
Men's White
'KERCHIEFS
Limit of 5 to a
customer while
they last. Come
early!
Opening Hours
Special
9 to 12 A. M.
Men's
Dress Sozr.
Limit 5 pairs to a cus
tomer. Values in this lot
up to 50c. Don't miss
this one. Come early I
Selling Starts Today, Feb. 5 at 9 A. M. and Continues Until all Stock Is Sold
Men's Suits
$25.00 VALUE
All this season's models,
good patterns. Price for
this sale at
$E8
.00
$6.00 Value
Flannel Shirts
All wool,; fancy and plain
colors
Sale Price
$3.95
Men's Suits
$30.00 VALUES
Come In light and dark
patterns, strictly all wool
and well tailored.
SALE PRICE
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Men's Suits
$37.50 VALUES
All good patterns. This sea
son's models, all wool and
a good range of sizes.
Men's Suits
$45.00 VALUES
All the very latest models.
good patterns ana tne very
best of tailoring, priced for
this event at
65c Value Men's
Cashimere Hose
Heather mix Q7
tures. Pair Ol t
3 Pair for $1.00
Brown
Jersey Gloves
Regular 25c value, - A
Sale Price J-!
Hose Supporters
Come with wide web, all
colors 1 Q
Sale Price Itv
$1.00 and $1.25 Val. Rayon
Athletic Shirts
and Broadcloath Athletic
Drawers priced for fi(f
this sale at UaC
Wright's Health
Union Suits
$4.00 values, priced for this
T $1.95
1 Small sizes only
Men's
Work Shirts
$2.25 value. Heavy tan mole
skin. Priced for Q-j A
this sale at fPJL&O
Men's Caps
$2.50 value. Good assort
ment of patterns and all
sizes (11 K
Sale Price tpA.UtJ
Men's
Sweaters
$5.50 VALUES
Slip-over style, all wool.
Come In plain and fancy
colors.
r $6.00 VALUES MEN'S
Sweaters
White, heavy weight,
Rough Neck Coat Style.
SALE PRICE
$8.00 VALUE MEN'S
TROUSERS
The famous Dutchess
brand, strictly aU wool and
good pattern.
SALE PRICE
Men's Ties
$1.00 values. Big assort
ment of patterns, CQ
Sale Price OcC
Ladies'
Rain Coats
Values up to $8.00. A close
out price $ 95
Good range of sizes
Men's
Overcoats
$25.00 VALUE
Snappy, up-to-the-minute
in style overcoats that any
one would appreciate and
the price is only
117
.00
Men's Hats
$6.00 VALUE
All the latest blocks and
colors.
SALE PRICE
$4.00 VALUE DRESS
TROUSERS
Come In worsteds and
cashmeres.
SALE PRICE
COLLEGE CORD
TROUSERS
Come in light colors and
priced for this sale at
You Can Buy
$1.50 VALUE
Men's Heavy Weight
Cotton
Union Suits
FOR
$8.00 VALUE ALL WOOL
TROUSERS
Come in brown, tans and
grey colors. Priced for this
sale at
$3o5
$4 VALUE CORDUROY
TROUSERS
Heavv weight, brown work
trousers.
SALE PRICE
One Lot
Men's Black Silk
HOSE
Heavy weight, values to
$1.00. Close out .P)C
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Men's Belts
$1.00 and $1.25 values. All
new styles and pat-
terns, Sale Price. ... JOs
Athletic
Union Suits
Broken sizes. Close out all
odds and ends, values to
$1.50 70
Sale Price Us
$3.00 Value
Dress Shirts
Broadcloth collar attached,
beautiful pat
terns, Sale Price
MEN'S
Overcoats
$30.00 VALUE
Splendid patterns and well
made. A real buy at this
pric
$T1(PV50
$189
MEN'S
Overcoats
$37.50 VALUE
Good patterns, the latest
models and strictly all
wool. Priced for this sale at
iol
ow
in
469 STATE STREET SALEM
$2.50 Value
Dress Shirts
Broadcloth with collar at
tached (PI AO
Sale Price .tDJL.O
$2.00 Value
Dress Shirts
Collar attached, beautiful
patterns, priced tf "j OA
H for this sale at. P X O
$4.00 VALUE
Dress Shirts
81li striped Brosldcloth
with collar attached.
SALE PRICE
$2o(S)
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