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THURSDAY, JANUARY 1. 1925
Carriers Address of
Salem's First Carrier
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL; SALEM, OREGON
Delivered 57 Years Ago
OUR BKT WISHES
The following carrier's address
wa written and distributed by
Judge Peter H. D'Arcy to his pat
rona on New Year's day, 1868. He
was Salem's first newspaper car
rier and, distributed the American
Unionist, as the Statesman was
called at the close of the civil war
period. The address reads as fol
lows: Come all ye reaiers, far and near,
And hear the News-Hoy's greet
ing! The old year's gone, the new one's
here,
And still Old Time Is fleeting.
And ulnce Old Time In on the wing,
And will be ever flying.
Why should we fear to laugh and
sing.
And be forever sighing?
Then come from work-shop, store
and farm,
From country, town and city;
'Twill do tho best of you no harm
To hear our simple ditty.
Through many troubles, toils and
fears,
And many sore vexations,
We've made to you, In the past
years,
Our weekly visitations.
We've brought from every foreign
clime
Each item and each runlor;
We've culled the rarest gems of
Rhyme
And brightest sparks of Humor.
We've told you of each high de
bate. And lofty disputation,
Twixt politicians, small and great.
Throughout this mighty nation.
We've visited the battle-plain,
Where martial hosts contended.
To count the wounded and the
slain.
When tho wild strife was ended.
And ever battling for the Right,
Against the horns of Treason
Truth for our armor, strong and
bright,
Our only weapon, Reason
We've stood, and shall forever
stand,
What power
us?)
Btlll battling for our native land
'Gainst all the foes that meet us.
The battle is but just begun;
The Right must be defended;
Ind many a etorin will hide the sun
Before the strife is ended.
can e'er defeat
Shall be our ocrnn.-i tnn
The trespasser shall have no rest
iiowever nign nis station.
If Aliermen should go astray,
Or Congressmen be drunken
If Senators should fall away
To depths of vileness sunken
Should Presidents their power
abuse.
Prove faithless or unstable-
Well tell them of their P i and Q'l
As well as we are able.
While criticizing every man.
And every false deduction,
We'll speak as mildly as we can
Of Andy's Reconstruction.
Because Old Andy once agreed
To be the Freedman's Mosee,
That Is no cause why he should
lead
The white folks by the noses.
Since this our Moses has turned
back.
Forgive us, gentle reader.
If we keep on the good old track.
And seek some other leader.
Another leader, brave and true
(And may he soon be
GRANT-ed),
Whose steady fee on Freedom's
ground
Are firmly, surely planted.
Our hosts are gathering for
fight
A conflict of opinions,
As fierce as that our armies fought
With Treason's bloody minions.
Rut God will surely speed the
right;
Let no true freeman doubt it.
GRANT Is our leader! name of
might,
Let every freeman shout It.
Then, welcome strife and welcome
toil,
And wolcome each vexation!
If out of all we come at last
A free and happy nation.
And hail, all hail! to Sixty-Eight!
Farewell to Sixty-Seven!
To serve our "Union, strong and
great
Le: all our days be given.
TUB CARRIER.
Xew Year's Day, 1868.
Salem, Oregon, P. H. D'Arcy.
NEW INCORPORATIONS
But, "On, still on!" our cry shall
be,
Though foes be thick before us;
The starry emblem of the free
Must still float proudly o'er us.
Let foe within or foes without
With rancorous hate assail us
Still wo can never suffer rout,
For Truth can never fail us.
Life Is a battle, flece and strong,
And since we needs must fight it,
If we find aught we think Is
wrong,
We'll do our best to right it.
To praise or blame, as we deem
best,
The following articles of incor
poration were filed yesterday with
the Mate corporation department:
The P. A. Piggly Wiggly com
pany, La Grande; incorporators.
Walter S.G Price, Esta M. Price,
George L. Anderson, Florence B.
'Anderson; capital $20,000.
North Bank Lumber company,
Portland ; incorporators, J. A.
Townley, C. A. Gleaner, J. F. Smith
capita, $50,000.
Hacheney Wrench company,
Portland; incorporators, Frank C,
Krey, William Caldwell, Frank C.
Hacheney; capital, $1,000,000.
Engineering Products company,
Portland; incorporators, L. M. Al
len. J. E. Brulatcur, Kenneth
Coleman; capital. $10 000.
COOLEY & PEARSON
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
Nothing is more important during the winter months
to insure perfect health for ourselves and families than
an abundance of fresh fruit and vegetables. We are
proud of the fact that the public has christened
us "Salem Fruit and Vegetable Headquarters." Our
volume of one car each per month of apples and spuds
justifies their judgment.
We start the new year with the sense of having
gained 30 per cent in our volume in the last six months.
Bananas
3 pounds 25c
Grape Fruit
Large Floridas, 3 for ....29c
Oranges
Sweet Navels, 2 doz 48c
Apples
Our Leader Spitzenburgs,
hand packed, per box $1.28
Potatoes
100 lbs. Netted Gems $1.79
Guaranteed quality as
usual.
Miscellaneous
3 Shredded Wheat
Biscuit 35c
3 Post Toasties 33c
3 H. O. Quick Oats 50c
6 Matches 29c
Navy Beans, 6 lbs 49c
Staley's White Syrup,
gallon 79c
Staley's White Syrup,
V-j gallon 43c
Staley's Golden Syrup,
1 gallon 69c
Staley's Golden Syrup,
Vi gallon 39c
3 lbs. Maccaroni 25c
3 Palm Olive Soap 25c
3 Cream Oil Soap 20c
3 tender Sweet Corn 55c
3 Sifted Peas 55c
1 lb. M. J. B., Hill's or
Golden West Cofcfe 57c
Below is our delivery schedule for the convenience of
those inquiring daily:
Deliveries leave store
A. M. 8 :30 our delivery covers territory north of State
9:30 East and South of State.
11:00 Entire City East of River.
P. M. 2:00 o'clock all territory north of State and all
West of River.
3:00 South of State.
5:00 Entire City East of River.
NOTICE
Commencing January 2, in answer to continuous
requests, we will extend our delivery twice weekly to
Salem Heights, viz.: Tuesday mornings leaving store
at 9 :30 o'clock ; Friday morning at 9 :30 o'clock.
REMEMBER, no extra charge for delivery.
Phone C. 0. D. Orders 52
211 North Commercial Street
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CLEARANCE
WATCH
OUR
Windows
FOR
REAL
BARGAINS
OF
ODDS and ENDS
Start the New Year Right Buy Quality Furniture at a Saving
END TABLES
You can use one of these at
the end of your Davenport
or side of chair.
Special
$4.95
As important as low price, of course, is quality. In fact, the only way to measure true value is to consider
both quality and price. Put anything in this great sale to the acid test and you will be even more impressed
with the tremendous values which will make this sale go down in history as the greatest ever held in this
vicinity. Visit our store! See these remarkable offerings with your own eyes! You'll buy, there's no question
about that, when you see these values!
CARD TABLES
ACME Special.. $4.95
GUEEN Special $2.95
DAVENPORT TABLES
$19.00
3 PIECE BED ROOM SUITE
Bed, Dresser and Chiffonier, pretty ivory The
three pieces at this remarkable 'CPCt
MIRRORS
Just the thing to hang
over the console table or
Buffet. All to be placed on
sale
. 20 OFF
ROOM SIZE
BRUSSELS
RUGS
Special
$10.95
Tapestry Brussels Rugs in
a wide selection of desirable
patterns. Colors to harmon
ize with any home decora
tive scheme; browns, blues,
tans, taupes, etc. 9x12 feet
and 8.3x10.6 sizes. You
must see these Rugs to ful
ly appreciate their real
value.
LINOLEUMS
tPJL.Ot) Laid
Special lot of Nairn's
quality finest inlaid Lino
leum, in title and small
figured effects. Shown in
the newest colors. Regular
$1.75 value.
A CLEARANCE OF
Used
Phonographs
Some of these instruments cannot be
told from new ones, and are easily
worth many dollars more than we ask
for them now. Have one sent home
Cash is not necessary.
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
$ 25 Victor $ 8.50
$ 75 Victrola $ 37.50
$125 Brunswick ..$ 60.00
$160 Columbia ...$ 72.00
$150 Victrola $ 85.00
$225 Victrola $ 95.00
$225 Columbia ...$ 99.00
$235 Victrola $125.00
$325 Victrola $175.00
$385 Brunswick ..$199.00
I I Just the kind you want to go with
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I I IB M X
OVERSTUFFED
CHAIRS
AND ROCKERS
You can use one or more
of these at the prices we
are asking.
20 to 10 OFF
FLOOR LAMPS
These are Exceptional
values
at
$12.50
Aluminum Ware
All Aluminum Ware ex
cept Wear-Ever will go at
ONE-THIRD OFF
The event Salem people have
been waiting for Our
jnnual Clearance Sale of
RUGS
We've planned to make this the biggest Sale 1n the
history of our store and to accomplish our purpose, offer
values that will have no counterpart hereabouts.
ROOM SIZE
AXMINSTER
RUGS
Special
$26.95
The Rugs in this lot are
sold as irregulars on ac
count of slight imperfec
tions which in no way de
tract from their real value.
High-class 9xl2-foot size.
Attractive colorings. Theso
sell in the regular way at
$37.50. Special $20.95.
$37.50 Rugs
$28.95
High - grade Axminster
Hugs In Bize 8. 3x10. C.
Shown in a big assortment
of new, desirable patterns
and beautiful colors.
$43.50 Rugs
$33.50
Beautiful Axminster Ruga
In size 9x12 feet only. Also
an assortment of VelvetB.
Iloth lines are famous for
their splendid wear.
9x12
WILTON RUGS
Imagine being able to get
real Wilton Rugs at prices
so extremely &f( OCT
low ibbU-od
PLAYER ROLLS
A large selection to HQ
choose from Spl. UlC
Dinnerware
Odds and Ends
On Sale
All size plates, cups and saucers, vegetable di.shes, bowls, platters, cake plates, sugar and
creamers very sharply reduced.
FOR QUICK CLEARANCE
10c - 15c - 25c - 35c - 50c - 75c - $1 and
DINNER SETS ON SALE AT BIG REDUCTION
$6.95 to $34
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD j
On any pure) v.f.o you make even at these extremely low prices Credit Without Interest '
Where You Can Always Do Better
A CLEARANCE
Used
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In a business like ours, many used
ranges gas, and wood and coal are
taken in exchange for new ones. These
used ranges have been put in the best
condition possible to offer for resale.
The prices are unusual.
Wood and Coal Ranges
$ 95 Moore $35.00
$125 Majestic $40.00
$110 Garland $35.00
$120 Malleable ....$40.00
$100 Charter Oak. .$35.00
$ 95 Estate $30.00
$ 95 Bucks $32.50
$ 65 New Rival . . . .$25.00
Lang Like New. . .$65.00
Cole's Like New.. $55.00
Others also Low as $15.00
SEVERAL COMBINATIONS
Gas, Coal and Wood
Stoves in First Class condition at
Sacrifice Prices.
See Display of tow Priced Heaters
in Window