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TREASURES OF BUDDHIST AR i
CO NFECTIOERY FOR
THE AFFECTION-ARY
If the «ay to a .na:/b ueart is
through his stomach, as the old
saying goes, then surely the
right road to a woman’s good
graces is through a box of choc­
olates and bon-bons. Of course
only the daintiest morsels will
accomplish that end—and "b est”
means Clark’s. Send a box to-
day to your bestest.
CLARK’S
CONFECTIONERY.
Cross & White
Heating Stoves and
Stove Boards at re­
duced prices.
A real assortment of
Granite Roasters for
the holiday dinner.
F * l
Many other articles in keeping with the season.
Cross & White
Z r / '» p a t h u p a n d g o to
Msrvelous C '''e -
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CALIFORNIA
DaigoJI in J a p n.
P u lp tl. th e head tem p ■ of the Ot
•chiM.1 .if th e SI. neon
‘ o f R e.
i lh i m ii Io Ja p a n , sit mi eil i . fa r I r .
K yoto. In ihe I j i d istric t, s i k ... -■
It» uutne Is relatio n
Io
K.upM"
P s i go, w ho reigned from
to
Its nam e orlg natod from i.ie fact tlm
It« founder, Abbot Shull», n r . • to i l l ! '
village and exclaim ed a f ie r lie tl -a n
from an old fa rm e r’s sp rin g : “ Tin
w a te r w as a s good a» .h. ..
It is a
K u d tlh la t w o rd no aning in m lo ■<
rich liquor. T h e posilm , >us till.' o
the em p ero r m ust
I. ve o r i. n o te
from his devotion to the t.":,|
Its founder, a s well a - f r o t i his Imri:!
in th e tem ple grounds.
R a re specim ens of l'.udil!.1st a r t am '
lite ra tu re , c are fu lly p res m i l as tin
tetnple tre a s u re s of I »a g o ji. a n d ex
h lb ite d re ce n tly al Toklo. through tin
effo rts of Iir. K atsum i K oroltu o.
t i l l ' e d ito rial sta ff o f hlsti l Io; .- " ¡ l|.h T :;l
m a te ria ls In T oklo Im perial unO ersIty,
brin g the sto ry o f the toinple din.'."
to 300 y e a rs ago. Am ong the ,.. eu
lia r p a in tin g s in the tem ple a re tie
"'flower view ing s c r e e n s ” p ic tu re s ot
horse tra in in g and a collectn.n of fan
p a in tin g s said to l.e ra re trea su re s.
In th e lite ra ry collection th e re I
an Illu s tra te d copv of t i e th ird ml
of “S c rip tu re of C ause and Effect o
the Rust a n d the I'rc.-ent.” It w.i
m ade nearly 1.200 y e a rs ago lint tl .
colors In the p ictu re a re as fresh a ;
the p re sen t day pigm ents. Phis . . i|
is considered the oldest tiling e x tan t
in Ja p a n of colored a r t on paper.
“Winter’s Summer Garden”
Sooner or later everyone goes to California where the
bright warm sunshine greets you; where the delightful
climate, the sweet scented flowers and the lure of the sea
welcomes you to this land of beauty and charm.
Four Daily Trains
‘The S h asta”
“ Oregonian”
“ California E xpress
“ San F rancisco E xpress’
Pi rtlantl to San Francisco
and
N ew Through Sleeping Car Service
Seattle, Tacoma and Portland
to
San Francisco and Los Angeles
Proviile co m fo rtab le accom m odations a n d e x c e lle n t service.
W inter Excursion T ickets
a re on sale to
Southern C alifornia
Y our copy of o u r new tiooklet ‘‘C a lifo rn ia for
th e T o u rist' w ill be m ailed F R E E on re q u est.
In q u ire of Local T ic k e t A gent for p a rtic u la rs as to fares, rontes, sle ep in g
c a r re serv a tio n s a n d tra in service, o r w rite
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES ,
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger A g e n t
TREES GIVE MILKLIKE JUICE Albany
S a le m
BUSICK’S
T ro p ic s P rovide P re tty F a ir S u b sti­
tu te for th e Ar.imal P ro d u ct in
Use in N orthern Climes.
Will chop Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satudays.
Uz
In B ritish G uiana anil th e W ist
$ Indies,
an k s of
Mz the R iv p er a r tlc D eu iih ien i* ' ira. on th the ere b grow
s a
Mz
tu
Mz
Mz
Mz
Mz
S O. W . F R L M &
Mz
“Perhaps You Don’t Know”
•ays th e G ood Judg c
f>
H ow long a little of
the R e a l T o b a c co
Chew will last
N or how much gen
nine chewing satisfac­
tion the full, rich real
tobacco taste will give.
A sk any man who uses
the Real Tobacco Chew.
H e will tell you that
this class of tobacco
will give more satisfac­
tion—and at less cost—
than the ordinary kind.
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U n p le a s a n t
Stylet
W -B C U T ia a long fine-cut tobacco
R IC H T CU T is a short-cut tobacco
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tre e know n to the n a tiv e s ns the hyn
hya, w hich yield!, from Its hark and
p ith a Juice slightly rich e r and
th ic k e r th an cow 's m ilk. Tin- tre e Is
a bout fo rty feet high nisi eighteen
Inches In c irc u m fe re n ce when full
grow n, nnd th e n a tiv e s use Its Ju ee
ns we use m ilk, it being p e rfe c tly
h arm less a n d m ixing well witli w ater.
T h e C in g alese h a v e a tris.— they
call It k lrin g h u m a —w hich yields a
fluid In all re sp ec ts like m ilk ; while
In th e fo re s ts of Rarn grow s a t r i e
called the m aesenodendron. v liiili
gives a m llkllke Juice. It r a i l he kept
for an indefinite tim e anil show s no
tendency to becom e sour.
On th e o th e r hand, c erta in tre e s In
the valleys of A nnum and In f a tin g ia
yield a sim ila r flu’ I. which, when e x ­
posed to the a i r . begin« te form Into
a kind of cheese, w hich very soon
becom es sour.
In th e C a n ary Isla n d s th e re Is n
tre e called tah ay n d o h . . o f w h ic h th e
m ilk, thickened Into a Jelly, Is con­
sid ered a delicacy.
D «*ny. H Q /
B rodfyw dy. N e w Y ork^City ■'*
▼ oh Oot ALL FOUR of Tboao
M A G A Z IN E S and O UR N E W S P A P E R
Year Each
^ H i»
Sa*
FQR $ l 2 » ‘ t i b - O 2 O ~ 5
rO R
tX Q g P T lO N A L O F P 1W
* * rw x ew > L A U
f . . ua t n t o . K
Order Now
A S H O R T T IM K
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•wbes.r1p«U>n« w iU b « « B t« u s .U 4 f o r c o
,!« t« o f A ^ p i m i . o n .
t Look for some special club ratei
that we hope to have for you befon
very long.
R E T A IL E R S AT W H O L E SA L E P R IC E S
Soap and Washing Powder
1 .0 0
16 Crystal White soap
17 Rob White soap
1.00
17 White Wonder soap
1.00
4 Easy Day
.25
25
3 A B Naptha
10 Fels N aptha
85
3 'rystal White Soap Flakes .25
Lorge package Golden Rod
Washing powder
.25
C ’trus
.28
3 Cre.ne Oil
.25
12 C’eme Oil
.95
3 Palm O’ive
.25
12 Palm 0 ive
.95
BROOMS
All Gold regular 1.65
B tby Blue regular 1.10
Brown handle regular 75e
D ream ».
A London chem ist, d re am in g th a t
he hnd sw allow ed poison by nilstnke,
ro se from th e c h a ir in which he had
fallen asleep and, so vivid had tin
d ream been, he w ent to th e shop and
took an an tid o te. B ut t i l ls . In the
ab se n ce of real poison, began to poi­
son him, and before lie realized the
m istake tl.e e rro r w u s ’beyond repn
In a n o th e r e ase a rnan, a f ie r a h e a t­
ed a rg u im n r w ith a visiting friend,
dreaiueil th a t Ills g u e st w as In his
room m olesting him .
H e actu ally
“f e lt” rough b an d s on his body.
Jum ped o u t of bed. and ra n to Ids
frie n d ’s room . T h ere he a ta ' kisl his
Innocent “a s s a ila n t" so violently th a t
th e la tte r w as confined to lied for sev­
e r a l w eeks.
Jest o f a Jehu.
BIGSUBSCRIPTION OFFER
First Door W est of St Francis Hotel.
Phone C O D Orders 77
A London bus d riv e r hnd cut I t
ah ea d o f a cabm an r a th e r aw kw nriiR
brin g in g upon him self a tira d e e
ab u se lib erally s p r ln ’ led w ith profa-
itjn T h e bus d riv e r listened to It n ’
w ith a good n a tu re d sm ile, and ih
a s he clicked up his horses he ,,
m a rk e d : " T h a t’s wot I calls ’nvln
a horn atn en tal h n d d ress p re sen te d l
you."—B oston T rau a crip L
E asily H eld Up.
R e sid en ts of Salem u- I to tell c'ei
fully about one o f th e ir fellow cit
le n s w ho w as re tu rn in g Inte one i :1
In a snow storm along tin oi l Salei
tu rn p ik e w hen he w as suddenly co:
fn .n tisl hy a burly figure Hint a
p eared to extend one arm vigorous!
aa If to dem and. “ Y our money o r yi
llf e l” M indful of the proverb e
In g th e b e tte r p a r t of va lor, continu
Mr. F re d e ric J. W ood, w h o
Incident In “T h e T u rn p ik e s of A'c
E n g lan d ," th e tra v e le r le.-tily tos-
hls w utch nnd p a rs e to th e illm ly -.
figure and re tre a te d . T he n e x t m or
Ing. w ith rein fo rcem en ts, he re tu rn
to th e scene of h l- iliscotnflture. ot
to e x p erien c e h itte r m ortifleati •
w hen his v a lu ab le pro|>erty w ns feu
In th e horse trough a t th e foot of tfe
old fashloneil pum p, w hich still hel
Its ground w ith h an d le hu-U uutal.
COFF EE and TEA
1,45
.95
.50
1 pint Mazola
1 quart Mazola
1-2 gallon Mazola
1 gallon Mazola
1 pint Wesson Oil
1 quart Wesson Oil
1-2 gallon Wesson Oil
1 gallon Wesson Oil
2 pounds Peanut butter
5 pounds Peanut b utter
1 pound Nucoa
3 pounds Nucoa
.35
.65
1.25
2.40
.38
.68
1.30
2.50
.25
.60
.35
1.00
BREAKFAST FOODS
No 10 Pancake
No 10 Wheat hearts
No 10 Graham
No 10 Pure Buckwheat
No 10 Pastry Flour
No 10 Corn Meal
10 pounds bulk Oats
Pckg Olympic W heat hearts
Pekg Olympic Pancake
2 Puffed Rice
2 Grape N uts
.75
.75
.55
.75
.55
.45
.60
.30
.30
.32
.30
1.20
3 pounds M J B
5 pounds M J B
2.00
3 pounds Dependable
.95
RAISINS
•5 pounds Dependable
1.95
2 1-2 pounds Folgers
1.15 Two 15 oz packages Raisins
5 pounds Folgers
2.00 Two 11 oz packages Raisins
2 1-2 pounds Hills Red Can 1-15,2 pounds bulk Raisins
I pound Tree tea
•■’5 12 packages C urrants
1-2 pound Tree tea
.30 2 packages Dates
1 pound Folgers
.50
CANNED GOODS
1-2 pound Folgers
.25
1-2 pound Liptons tea
.42 2 cans Delmonte Corn
1 pound Liptons tea
. » I 2 cans Delmonte Peas
Green tea in bulk
.4 0 12 cans Delmonte Tomatoes
Black tea in bulk
.40 ¡2 cans Delmonte Peaches
1 pound Ghirardellls choc­
, 2 cans Corn
olate
.40:2 cans Peas
1 pound Ghirardellis cocoa
.40 2 cans Tomatoes
50c Instant postuni
.40 2 cans String Beans
Blain postum
.20 2 cans Pineapple
30c Instant postum
.25 2 cans Clams
2 cans Carnation milk
.27 2 cans Shrimp
12 cans Carnation milk
1.60 2 cans Salmon
12 cans Bordens milk
1.60 2 cans Pork and Besns
' 2 < ans Oysters
SYRUPS
2 can Soups
10 pounds Dark Karo
.80 2 cans Dried Beef
» pounds Dark Karo
•f;’
BAKING POWDER
10 pounds Marshmallow
1. I o |
,G0 12 oz Royal
'» pounds Marshmallow
1.80 16 oz Schillings
10 pounds Karo Maple
.90 16 oz Rumfords
5 pounds Karo Maple
Large Log Cabin
1.45 16 oz Cleveland
5 pounds Wedding Breakfast .60 16 oz Folgers
16 oz Crescent
SHORTENING
Ryzon
No 5 White Ribbon
.if»
We want your Eggs.
No 10 White Ribbon
1.45!
Cash or Trade.
No 5 Cottolene
1 00
No 5 Pure Lard
1.10
.85*
3 pounds Crisco
.55
.45
.55
.45
.45
.45
.45
.35
.50
.32
.30
.28
.45
.45
.35
.50
.35
.25
.45
.25
.35
.35
.45
.30
.35
.35
.35
.35
Vim Flour.
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