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A "Busines Man" President
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19; 1919.
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I A husiness man fox president? We
,11 wonder. Did the war show that the
guineas man was always equipped
iui bieadth of vision even that
hreadth of vision needed to make him
igood executive when acting in a new
field of endeavor? .
, Those who were In Washington dur
jng the war saw a succession of men
with big names summoned, answer
ing the call with- fine spirit, and come
looming. Some had been pushed to
corporation and . banking summits by
the good fortune that sometimes Is
hand maiden .to . mediocrity; others
j,ad climbed by the application of in
tense specialization; only a handful
proved to be big men. .
The rest fell down. Their shortcom
ings were the shortcomings of Intense
V, specialists; they were men often su
pport as captains of the great ferry
routes or saxesmansmp, , ractory man
Sgement, promotion, banking and dis-'-ibution,
but some were pathetic fig-
when they did their sincere best
upon the
to
new
the
expanses. P a voyases and new
acfo,"
Pianist was 1 iff iL J'6ar heaa"ner, a
...... as ,lrtlnS a new Pni,. .!
on, a poet w r,.7
map of Italy . aZT ng a
strength .a doctw was
Planning the future of PlyaicUin Was
of Asia, a profeor Z ZT"
new world unnn . . wa. .writing a
Porhan. li8wnter.
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ability to ru a Lfv m have tte
to distribute MoT T"- "
in the world, and ye,
President as we have ev h,? i
wskls, d'Annun JnB6V n,. Paae"
Gotos. urn0rtM- j. 7
erv h f""not Krow upon ev-
which sometimes travels in a nar
row, narrow rut
LURCHES PLAN TO
SAVE CUBA FROM
JjEING MOiNTE carlo
New York, Deo. 18. George S. In-
'man, secretary of the lnterdenomina'
tional committee of the churches on
co-operation in Latin America, an
nounced last night that the organiza
tion had just launched a campaign to
prevent Cuba from .becoming "the
Monte Carlo of' the western world and
the oasis of the North American Sa
hara." Incidentally, Leopold Dolz,
Cuban consul general in New York, de
nied the island was becoming such an
institution. ' .
English speaking residents of Cuba,
Mr. Inman said, are ready to contri
bute 1 100,000 for the campaign and
church organizations throughout the
United States will be asked to contri
bute. ' '- j. . . '
'A definite attempt is being made to
make Cuba, especially JHavanna, the
Monte Carlo of the-western world," he
declared. "The winter season In Cuba
generally Is gay, but this year efforts
will be made to add new attractions.
Horse racing and -other forms of gam
bling and worse will be In full blast.
' "The home mission boards of the
churches of the United States must
take steps at once to set up an evan
gelical center in Havana to combat the
evil that will be let loose in that city.
une oeuer element of the islam real
some supplies have increased in price
others show di.ra.,. "pnce
Tl ne supplies will not be
JJ"? the blds ve been tab!
ulated and checked which will require
seyeral days yet. -
'
flUrrenC0t the rabbie ePldemic
among cayotes, prevalent in Klam
ath and adjoining counties two or
w.. a&0( lg Ieare(J by Btockmen
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"uj a lew aays left to do your Christmas Rhonnino- n..rrhr;,imo, th-oi:. ......
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juu tpcnu means money pavcil.
Aftf" Pwty Years Suffering Mrs, Ma
honey Kinds ReUef by Taking
TanJuc
"There is no statement thnf t ...
make that would be strong enough to
express how thankful myself and hus-
uana are ror Tanlac." said m r
Mahoney at her home at No. 2260
Bast 15th St., Los- Angeles, "Tanlac
has restored my health after fortv
years of suffering," she continued.
it is the grandest medicine in the
world.
"All my life I have had no real an-
petite and had to be very careful
what I ate for gas would fill me up
and seem to press on my heart ter
ribly. .
"For the past few years I have had
no peace at all and was In pain near
ly every minute "and my condition be
came so serious I could get no rest or
sleep. I just lived on tea and would
sit down at the table three times a
day with only a cup of tea for a meal
and never a bite of solid food at all.
Once in fl. WhilA n. plnns nf milk hut
izes the danger of th winter season as that was all. Even a bite of bread
would cause me such agony I could
hardly endure it.
"I tried every sort of medicine or
treatment any one would suggest but
got ho relief whatever. In fact nearly
all the medicine I took came right
back up again and left my stomach
more Irritated and painful than ever.
I was so sick and miserable I was in
Just
Lived In
Dread,
She Says
planned."
Mr. Inman said 88,000 Americans
nad applied to the state department tui
passports to Cuba for the winter sea
son and that by January 1 the number
wuuiu eirceea iuu.ooo.
Phfa News Notes.
Pratum. Dec. 18. Rev. and Mrs.
Ashllman and daughter, Miss Beulah
Ashliman, who have been visiting
friends at Pratum, have started for
California. They will spend a few days
at Albany with friends, and then will
proceed directly to California.
: A few Pratum' people attended the
nniversary celebration of the Deacon
ss hospital in Salem last Tuesday.
Several of the Pratum young peo
, We who have been attending school
in Salem, areV home for a short vaca
tion. ; : . '
h Pratum school was closed
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
last, week, owing to the inclement
weather, but reopened Monday with
full attendance.
Ice, from eight to ten inches deep,
covering the mill pond, afforded -a
weeks skaUng to the young people of
Pratum and surrounding communities
A small horse shed, attached to the
blacksmith shop collapsed, owing to
the weight of snow upon it. The own
ers of several other huildinsa shovel-
u the snow from the roofs to prevent
wem from, also collapsing. ,
Many farmers are reporting the
loss of potatoes and apples - from
feezing. Several farmers set up
toVes in their store houses to prevent
their potatoes from freezing.
Miss Minnie Schaller spent the week
nd at her home In Salem.
I. C. Currie has returned home af
ter brief business trip.
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gjtg - "t"-" uivuu3 money pa vcti.
$1 Bargains In Every Department $1
Wholesale Prices on Candies and Nuts
I To Churches, Sunday Schools and Societies. We will fill these:
orders on the basis of ON PROFIT
Y
Accepted at Full Value. And exchanged for merchandise at mon
-' ' - - ey saving prices.
3 pounds walnuts ...-........:...........,..... $1.00
3 pounds almonds .... .'."".31" $L00
3 pounds Brazil nuts ....... .:ZZII:11M
5 pounds Deanuts ti nn
rf - va.vv
H u jjuuuuo vauujr . .. ... ,
3 pounds mixed nuts ........$1.00
3 pounds mixed cookie ti on
g-,2 dozen oranges ................ $1,00
5 pounds dry fruit containing ' .
w 1 pound Italian Drunes.
' 1 pound white figs. , -
1 pound black figs.
1 pound raisins.
1 pound silver pear or dried apples. .
ALL FOR $1.00.
Dromedary Golden Dates, pkg .............;..30c
Eatfcg With Snake
Qaleiia, Kftn., : Dec. 19. "Tabby,"
' black and whltto house cat, the play-
"jate of Teddy "White, infant son of
and Mrs. j. H. White, of Balem,
me nobly to ,the "rescue ' recently.
hen a large black snake. approached
the baby carriage in which Teddy was
"umbering peacefully on the lawn of
"parents' home. :-;
Mrs. 'White, " hearing a "commotion
the yard, rushed to the d""
w the baby on the ground with two
welvy whirling bodies within a few
of iim: v
. After rescuing Teddy, . Mrs. . White
"Med her "-"entton . to ' the batOe,
which was short lived, as Tabby sud
tif"17 "ank her teeth into the rep
t! head ana won- "aco lh.r;l- -... !
The analr i'.;a."aa tM
uicnes. . '
dread all the tlmeyfl was terrible.
"My husband haa been taking Tan'
lac and had been so much benefitted
by it that one day when I was so bad
off he urged me to take a dose, which
I did. I was greatly surprised to find
that it stayed on my stomach and in
stead of nauseating me seemed to
soothe me. I have now taken four bot
ties and I don't hesitate to say that
it is the finest stomach medicine made
for every bit of the gas and pain are
gone from my stomach and I rant
have palpitation of the heart any
more. I am eating1 more now than I
ever did in my life before and I rel
ish every bit of It. I don't have the
sllirhtest discomfort after eating,
oithor anil T have rained a lot of
weight. Positively I feel better than I
ever did In my whole life.
'My husband and I Just bless tne
day I heard of Tanlac ana as i aa
before no statement I could make
would be strong enough to express
our gratitude for it"
Tanlac Is sold in Balem by Tyler's
Drug Store. In Hubbard by Hubbard
Drug Co., In ML Angel by Ben
Gooch, in nervals by John Kelly, to
Turner by H. P. Cornelius, ia Wood
burn by Lyman H. Shorey, In SJlver
toi by Geo. A. Steelhammer, in Gates
by Mrs. J. P. McCurdy, in Btayton by
C. A Beauchamp, in Aurora by Auro
ra Drug Store. In St Paul by Groce
teria Stores Co., In Donald by M. W.
Johnson, in Jefferson
Mason and in Mill City by rtteria
Ore. Co.
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dred
udiuu'iwiid
w propfteals to supnly sugar for
rlVe innitstlon -were contained fl
f for sappHee opened by the state
of control Monday. This omls
fPJJ is supposed to be due to the In
ouity t wholesalers to supply this
W""dryy at tha lJme. fjgures
"pmltted yesterday indicate a stand
wriu the coat of livinK compared
,Ul the figures of tnt June. While1
Drink More Water
If Kidneys Bother
Eat less meat and take Salts for
Backache or Bladder trouble
Neutralizes acids
Uric acid in meat excites the kld-
t.riA overworked; gei
lead. The urine Decom -hi.Hir
la irritated, and you may be
obliged to seek relief two or three
time- during the night e k id-
neys clog you must neip
off the body's urinous waste oryov xtt
be a real sick person 'h0'
you feel a dull misery in the kidney
region, you suffer m; ba
sick headache, dlolness, " l
sour, tongue coatea sna ' to
matlo twinges when the weather Is
bt leas meat, drink lof wauc;
t from any pharmacist xour
f j.a Halt- take a tablespoon
ounces of Jad Baits, u break
ful in a glass of wa er before break
ta fnr a. few days and your Kianey
fast for a raw u wm0us salts
will then act fine. This m
H CANNED GOODS t
2 "1 gallon pineapple ............'....'.......:;...:: S1.00
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7 cans milk $1,00
7 string beans, clams or baked beans....$1.00
4 tall salmon with one sardine ......$1.00
4 pineapple, tall .......................:............. $1.00
(MEtT
3 lbs. coffee, bulk. $1.00
3 lbs. English break
fast teta $1.00
34bs. Cocoa .............. $1.00
GREASES AND OILS
3 lbs. Chisco with gro
ceries ...,... $1.00
3 lbs. lard in bulk.;........$1.00
1-2 gallon cooking oil....$1.00
5 lbs. minced meafc .:.... $1.00
5 lbs peanut butter........ $1.00
Hardwheat flour , .
Valley flour ........Z..'-
10 pounds rice ...................
1 sack onrn mea
49 pound sack . " ' 'i?c
1 sack rolled oats 70c
Salt Herring, per pound 20c
Salt pickeled salmon ; ifo
Sauer kraut, per quart ...Z 10c
Sour pickles, per gallon : 50c
$2.95
$2.75
......$1.00
60c
MEAT
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SPECIAL FOR LADIES' GIFTS
Blue Gingham Bungalow Aprons, value
5
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$1.50 for,
Ladies silk hose
value $1.50, $1.00
Silk Lisle hose,
val.70c,2pr$1.00
Woolen stockinp
value $1.50....$1.00
Cashmere hose,
value 75c, 2
pairs..... $1.00
Heavy cotton
stocking, value
35c, 4 pairs $1.0 J
Fleece lined nov
..$1.00
$1.00
is made from me . - - - mm
Tali the yLZrfb
longer i onrco
ending bladder weakne .
Jad Salt Is "J-rifSrvescent
jure: make. 'b"wh- everyone
Uthla water drink wn'cn
should take now snu ' Drug
th. kidneyscleanandacD
gists here in ovef-
Saltai to folk J"" "' u onIy
coming kidney trouble while -
troubla .
2 value 35c, 4 pair - "SUO
Camisole, value $1.50 $1
m.vi value S1.50 zi X
layic llfft 3 nairS..l.W
3 pairs bed room towel sets -g-jg
$1.50 underskirts 7,- ;v"jV""vT" ";.$i.00
Domestic; Sftfelwo
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that department is f Bargam umq
all year rouno, ,
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3 K&toes, very best, per id.
nmons, per pound : 18c
CranDernca . 65c, i5oc, vc
Brooms. r-r-".Tc iLE $1 SALE
tt SALX "
Swifts very best cottage rolls ,
Shoulder hams
Selected Bacon .
Pickeled meat, per pound
Pickeled pig feet
.. . 33c
25c
32c
25c
......... 15c
SaJtei Smoked and Pickled Goods Special
for Christinas
Pink Salmon, pickeled, per pound............ 10c
Salted Herring, per pound ... 18c
10-pound pail Herring $1.60
Smoked Pink Salmon, per pound ....... 35c
Side Salmonitfs Chinook Salmon . 50c
Smoked Bloaters, each ... I0e
Spiced Herring in pint jars, each... 25c
Jb ian loaf, per can
Boneless Cod Fish, 1 pound
Boneless Cod Fish, 2 pounds ...
Pig Hocks, pickeled, 1 pound
Pickeled Meat, per pound
Best U. S. Government Bacon, per lb. ...29c
Suspenders, $1.50 a-
value .-:......$1.00 vAr,
Cassimere hose,
$1.50 value..$1.00
fcr Cb:
Men's suits, small s'ues ...... sin
Men's suits, all s!zm iWitzL
Overcoats, $30 and $05 values ZZ.ih n
Woolen pants $)r3rn
Men's part silk .shirts ............$2.W Zi f 2,0
Men a dms shirty. $1.25
Men's working shirts f;
Overalls $1,05 lip
Men's Bilk cashmere hose, special for gifts
with a 30 per cent reduction '
SHOE SPECIAL IDR CHRISTMAS
Men's dress shoes
Men's heavy shoes ...
BOYS SHOES
Boys' dress shoes ........
Boys' heavy shoes ...
Boys high top shoes
.... $2.1)8 up
... $3.70 tsp
$1.53 up
$2.43
$2.03 up
10c
.25c
38c
15c
25c
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THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS IN OUR
ECONOMY BASEMENT.
FIRST Toy Department
Prices in this department CUT IN HALF,
SECOND Remnant Department
Contains: Woolens, Flannels, Gingham?,
Calico.
THIRD Crockery aftd Glassware Depart
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Cups and Saucers, white with gold band,
one pair 20c Other dishes accordingly.
Silk hose, 75c val
ue, 2 pair....$L00
Silk Lisle hose,
pair ...$1.00
Handkerchiefs, 25c value, 6 pair.-. $1.00
Silk handkerchiefs, 75c value 2 for $1.W
Woolen stockings, 75c value, 2 pair..-..$l.w
Men's umbrellas, $1.50 value ;TV-$I.W
$5.00 comforters for sale epecial for
Christmas, double size comfort....fro up
SOAP
17 bars White Navy 1 JJ-JJJ
15 bars Crystal mite -"!H5
20 bars Easy Washer ..r..i.w
Swift's Pride Washing Powder, value
$1 SALE X SALE $1 SALE 51 sal w,
FOURTH G rani tewarf
Department-
One 10-quart pail
Mop sticks .... ...
and Galvanized
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33c
23c
FIFTH Notion Department
Ladies' Hose 1 3
Men's Hose I jC
Embroidery, per yard Ge up
Thousands of other Barrains. Frte Prem
ium Coupons for Rogers Silverware wit a
purchase of 25c
Get Your Orders fat Early SATURDAY
ONLY we will rive DOUBLE COUPONS.
This Sale Will Continue AH Next Week.
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