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1 SECOND WEEK OF THE SALE OF WHITE
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Bargains greater than ever. Everything in White Goods at unusually low prices.
We sell them cheaper because we sell more of them. That's the way we have of
a stimulating January business. We try to make the saving so tempting you'll buy for
luture needs. We need to say very little concerning the values quoted Deiow me
i educed prices speak for themselves and mean a great deal when you realize that our
'regular prices are the very lowest at which the goods can be sold and allow a fair
profit.
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SilkWaists Reduced
You cAii't afford to tnlsi such values an
these. Tho waists are Just an good as the'
wer wore, but priced lowor. Evory ono ,
this season's stylo.
Just Two Lines Left.
$4.25 Waists for $3.55
Beautifully tucked and homsiltche'd.Af
Made of good quality taffotn Bilk, and
coma In tho following colers: red, bluo,
plnlr, cream and tan.
: $7.50 Waists for $5.40.
Mado ot fino TnlTo'as and Poon do Holes,
Ilandsomoly mado and como In thews col
ors including black; red, light bluo, pink,
whi to nnd tan,
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Lace Curtains Reduced
Entire Block o( Brussels, Irish Point,
Point de CnlalB Point do Esprit and Not
tingham curtains, greatly undurprlced
Hotter fill your Lnco Curtain needs now.
You'll not And another opportunity like
this till we havo another sale of White.
Wo'll only monlion two numbers hero
you'll And thu others at tho fltoro. 2.00
Nottititflinm curtains. They como in n
number of dainty designs and are splondld
ly finished $1.4G a pair'.
$1 CO Nottingham curtains. Tho best
curtain valuo ever offcicd ; several different
designs. They'ro mado extra sizo and are
olegant valuo at the regular prlco 95o a pr.
The Embroideries
Never so, pretty. Never so
Cheap. Wvo had grat deal to
ay concerning thorn atSJjfc, 11)0
nud lOJfio. You'll And no prottlor
, pattoriiM any whoro at twjco tho
price. They woro bought osrwol
nlly for this tnlo of White. Hun
dreds of yards woro sold last week,
hut there's still lioaps of thorn.
" 5 l2c a yard
Oamlrio and Nainsook Edgings
tiptop inches wide; Insertions
np to '1 Inches. In pretty pat
terns that generally cost lOo t yd.
11 l-2c a yard
., .Oambrio and Nainsook Edgings
up to to 0 Indies; Insertions up to
3 inches. Many patterns and all
of them froth and reasonablo.
16 l"2c a yard
Edgings up to 7 inches; hirer
tions up to 4 Inchon. Fino Cam
brlcs and Nainsooks worth in tho
regular way, i!5o a yard.
AHOUNDTIIEBTOItE.
FUKS AT HALF PItlOE.
CLOAKS nEDUOEDK.
HUITB REDUCED H.
HALEOFKNITUNDEIlWEAn
White party Pans Reduced.
Bnloof White Neckwear,
Handkerchiefs
8a ones now 5c each; 120 and
IGo ones nOw Ho each. Thoro at
6o ore made of fine lawn and very
daintily trimmed wltti now laces
and footings.
Thoso at lie aro of very tlno
lawns; romo trlmmod with pretty
Ucos and Insertions; othors plain
hemstitched.
Linen Towels 14c each
'i hero1 n few of this lot left.
Tlio regular prlco Is 20o earn.
Extra slsu and flno quality.
Advance showing of
1902 Wash Goods
Too early to talk Wash Mood.
Booms so, doesn't It? Hut there
Is a roa.on for such an unreason
ablo announcement. Tho first
Importation of forolgn Wash Fab
rics has arrived. They wen
bought not to store, but to sell,
You havo mo advantage oi
choosing from practically exclun
I to novelties, as duplication Is
well nigh Impossible.
There's tho pretty now Ohallles,
tho 1002 Zephyrs tho swell Da
tlstes, Lawns, Dimities, etc.
Then tfia Wash Silks art) hern
In abnndance prettier styles for
nlneteonnaughttwo than over
before. Boo thorn,
"Silver Collars." lie each.
Every new style shown.
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HOLVERSOFTS
Undermuslins.
A chanco to save. Lively sell
ing in this department. And why
not. ,
Every garment has been re
duced In price, They're all fresh
and new and aro made In clean,
healthful, well ventilated factor
ies. Tholaces and embroideries
are all 1002 patterns and tho gar
merits themselvos aro mado in tho
very best manner. You will envo
by buying now,
., vWh,te Sh,rts
$1 CO ONE 88c
,75 ONE 43c
I S ONE 37o
Thrco great offers from our Mori's
Furnishing Department,
, . 88 cent ones
This Is tlm best dollar shirt In
tho country. Flno llnin bosom
body of WaniBUtta muslin. Tho
workmanship such a you seldom
get out of special order work. All ,
sires and sleeve lengths.
43 cent ones
There's ordy n few of them left.
Linen bosom and good muslin
body. latest style neckband.
Worth 76 cents,
3 7 cent ones
Theso aro uulaundered and aro
rvgularCOc sellers. Ito-onforced
front and back ; seems aro all
double sowed, with gnesetad and
continuous faring; split neckband
Men's white handkerchiefs'
8c each: worth 12 I-2c
UNPARALLELED, Reduction Prices.
Extraordinary Offers, For Close Buyers.
it will attract ilia close buyers wuo may
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small watoiioa mr
want a
Has our wilidow this week.
watch at this time. Borne extraordinary offers In
Graduation nrosents. Wo aro not alono slvlus such low prices on tho
goods marked in tho window but a gonoral reduction of tho ontlro
stock, blocks way down prices; Bllvorwaro at actual cost,
Watches Cleaned 75c
Main Sprint v 75c
QHAS H. HINGBSteaa1'
Do you want a Home
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fjrm v V f J H
t Embroideries JBgL
We began selling yeetorday, will
makn moro bargain gossip than
nuytlilng that's happened lit
aoujo time.
3,000 YARDS
ot lino emlrolderls, to (I In.
wide, Inahidluu somo mado of
dainty Bwlw aud worth to 60o
A yard, all plscl on salo ol ouo
prlco
,'C PER YARD
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You csn own this beautiful homo.
Wo will buy it for you and let you pay
us back at $3.45 or (0.15 per month.
Without Interest. Or wo will pay oil
that mortgago oa your homo ou tho same
liberal terns.
This Is not another Dullding and Loan
Association, wo seak tho truth only,
como and toe, you may learn something
Pacific Home Builder's Ass'n.
jaSJ J6 AlU'tot Dulljlof, I'ortUai. Ore,
Local agent, WllUmotte Hotel, 8alem,
Oro, Agents wanted, ladles or genii),
men.
DEUELOPiMENT...
10.000 barrel Roohe Harbor Lime
used In the development ol tSalom. and
vlolully during the past year.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
SoUAitata.
CAPITAL BREWERY
L
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MhakltOOl IllO tOlt Of extrlan. Than )iv nnt uIvm a honiH
MfduoUo tho proferouto. Home canlUl, home lalor and heme
brwf4 War aro growing to popularity. PonU loyal to homo ImlaB
klAV i the prefefppe.
QAf ITAL BOHLIKG WORKS
terrn PrsriTii irr vfrtmr"
km. BECK, Proprietor.
The Oregon
Supreme Court
Mooru, J Feller v. Gates: Marlou
Co ;nlllrmwl. Btalov. Colestock; Wash
ington Co.; alllrmed,
Wolverton, J. llrandt v, Drandt;
Lane Co.; modined. titono v. Ladd,
Miiltnomuh Co.; alUmied,
Motion in dismiss In Bmn.ll v. Lu'a.
deuiiHl, Opinion by llimn, 0 J.
i'otltlon for ruhearlug In Paul 1)1 o Ex
port Mir. Co, v, l'rescott, overruled.
Opinion by Mooru, J.
I'etltlona for rehearing were denied in :
Watson v Columbia Klvur L. A F. Co.
Uarniur v. heeler. No opinions,
The Marlon aouuly cae in which tho
Supreme eourt nlllrmod tho decision of
the olruuit court is ouo of an unusual
nature. Tho parties aro Francis Fu lor,
t prominent ollluru of lluttevlllo, now
in Loudon as a representative
of tho Oregon Lop growera, and
John II, (lutes, uow in the poni
entlary for forging II. W. Oor-
uuiiH nnme. aomo years agouatis
was (ontablo at Wood burn ami ;
an aatton was brought against Fttllor
In thu jurtleu oourt, resulting In
a Judgment against Pallor in the sum of
1X0.40. When dates wont to attach
sornoot Feller's property to ratlsly tho
Judgment, Feller proposed to him that
he did not make tho altaehmont as ho
was going to appeal tho ease,
aud to setiuro him against
any loos ho gavu dates the sum ot the
Judgment, whleh was not, however, to
bo applied on tho Judgment. Heap
pealed to thu aJ rou It oourt aud tho de
olslon ol tlHt lower oourt was rover nd.
Mr. Waller then railed on the constable
for his iiiuiuiy.biU Uates had spent tt.aml
Feller sued Ida bondsmen, W. Coaley
and 1. W. UhIm, to ieover the sum.
Thu olroult ontirt h4l that they were
uot responsible, as the oouatable was
not aatlug Ih his tWoial oapaolty whan
ha rveelvfel the moHty. This opiuiou
Is alllrmed by thi Supremo oaurt.
SUITS
OVER
INTEREST
Alleged to be Due Phil Met
sclian on State Funds.
Loaned by Him as State
Treasurer to the Williams
and England Bank.
Tho trial of the first ol the shits
brought to restrain payment of Interest
on stnto funds loaned by Btnto Treasurer
Metschan-to tho Williams A England
bank, was begun on Monday afternoon
before Judge Uolse.
The books of the bank in tho hands of
the receivor were introduced as testimo
ny. Among tho witnesses aro Edmoud 0.
ind I), F. Giltnor, for many years em
ployed at tho Stale house, ex-Mayor
Geo. II. Williams of Portland, one of the
managers of tho bank, ex City Treasurer
E J. Strafford, and others. ,
Itisezpcc'ed that some information
of (treat interest to tho prople of tho
state will bo elicited,
Desert Land
Contracts
Tho stolo Land Board has been busy
for several days considering the de
mands for action under tho Carey law
and the desert land act ol the last legis
lature, under which dorert lond prot
pectoMaro proposing totake up large
holdings and redeom them by irrigation
8ystjm3,
Tho state law was gotten through hur
riedly, passing both houssa in a rush,
in ouo house being rand three times
and passed tho same day and not a voto
against It In tho legislature, yet it will
creAto'a lien on ovory foot of land that Is
taken up under It.
The stato law provides that any per
son or company desiring to reclaim do-
SALEM
MINISTERS
OPPOSE
Holding Political Meetings at
the W. C T. U. Headquarters.
Somo of the ladles of the Salem W, 0.
T. U. asked tho Salem Ministerial Union
to give some expression on tho propriety
of holding Socialist and other political
meetings at tho Woman's Christian
Temperanco Union hall on Court street
1 ho subject was taken upand discussed
at tho regular Monday morning eeision,
MODOC
COUNTY
COURTS
Are Scenes of Bullying
Abuse.
and
A Prominent Chicago Woman Sccaks.
Fiol. It. xa Tylr, of Chicago, Vice
Provident Illinois Woman's Alllane. in
speaking of ClmmUrlalu'a Cough Item-
wry, says: "i sunaroti with a severe
old thU winter which threatened to
run Into pneumonia I tried different
remedies, hut I teemed to grow worse
aud tho uiodwlne uet my atnmaoh. A
friend advised wo to try Chamberlain's
Cough Henudy and I found It was pleas
ant to take aud It relieved me at oncts I
am uow entirely tecotored, saved doc
tor's bill, time and suffering, aud I will
Httter bo without this splendid medicine
again." For sale by Dr. Stouo's Drug
Store.
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Below wo give a sample of tho many
disgraceful court rccnes that arowllness
ed da'ly In tho Superior Court ot Modoc
county; scenes that would not ho tolera
ted in any Justico court in thu land, nml
aro surely beneath tho dignity of. a Su
perior Court says the Gold Hill News.
It seems that John Hutton.a witness for
tho statu was on tl o witness sttnd and
under cross examination by J E IUker,
ono of tho defendant J W Drown, when
an nil around row between tha Judge
on the bonch and the attorneys was prc
clpitatod, tho samn being reported by
the Plalndcaler as follews:
Examination of witnesses continued
no further, for at this point the most
spectacular row that has disgraced
Modoc county's court house commenced,
and it was only through tho presence ol
mlndaf Sheriff Street that ono moro
pago'of bloody history Is not to ho added
to Modoc'o already bad record. Attor
ney IUker lias during tho whole trial,
as has everybody aire in Alturas re
ferred to Dan'! Miller as Danny Miller
and as Post's body guanl. During hie
examination of Hutton ho repeatedly
asked questions relating to Miller and
things which have orcurml sineo Min
or's arrival hore, and referred to him as
Danny Miller. Gonernl Post at lntt
Jumped to his feet exclaimed, "llaker
you aro speaking of u person who is in
ovcry way superior to yoursolf, nnd say
ing What you would not dare to say
outside of this court room. Vou wquld
not dare to insult Dan Miller if you
woronutsldo" Ilakor replied:"! am not
instilling DannyMlller,he could never be
Insulted and I would say it to him out
side as soon as anynhero elao. What
right has ho to go around here carrying
guns? Ho can't intimidate me,"
Miller was by this time shaking hN
head and Haker said, "Olil you needn't
shake your head ut me, I am not afraid
of you,"
Miller then Jumped to his foot and
drawing his gun exclaimed. "I will
meet you anywhtre," Haker Jumped
hsek and Sheriff Street Jumped In be
tween tie two men, and grabbed ltuker
around tho neck. Too oourt room was
filled with women n I they began to
scream and run to the door. Court
demanded Slier ft to remove Haker from
tho oourt room ami hu was oom
pallod to iiu forea In obeying
the order, IUker calling at the
top of hl voice. "He reaehed for his
gu and I commanded you as sheriff of
this county to search him " 0 mrt then
politely asked Miller to leave the court
room which he did. After putting Hakir
out, buerllT Htreet came baok and said,
"This man Miller has caused enough
trouble hero und I am going to find out
It he has any authority to carry arms."
His words were greeted with loud
cheers. Judge Harrington said, "If you
make such a remark as that again, I will
havo you In Jail yourself." Affair ended
hore by court adjournment,
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bean tho
Eifiuaturoof
sort land can enter Into a contract with ' Tho ministers decided as they had
the state land board by which this lion not been consulted about holding any
iscreatod for all actual and necessary J such meeting nt tho Temperance Ladtos
exponeo lucurrod for establishing irrlga1 headquarters, they would leove It to
tlon systems, and Interest on tho capital tho ladles to take such action as thoy
required. Tho Cany law limits this to ' anw nt.
actual cost white tho act of tho legis- Tho speakora woro unanimous in
laturo allows estimated costs to bo in- aarsolng that such gatherings were not
eluded in tho basis for a lien. Tho sloto 0n tho Gospol lines that tho W. 0. T. U.
board have usod great deliberation in J woro working on. Iter. Parsons, of the
drawing a contract under which tho ) First M. E. church, thought that if tho
stato will not becorno liable, and In somo( y, fj.T. U. attend thoroughly to tern
respects prefer to follow the act of con- perauce eduratiounl work it would hao
gress to tho language of tho stato law. its hands full. Tho minlstere present
Tho revised contract which they will WOro decidedly opposed to any political
submit to tho desert laud prospectors ' tneetinas under the banner of temner-
i '
is ."lulto different from that proposed to
tho state board but thoy believe it will
bo accept! d.
Application for the reclamation of
Eastern Oregon arid lands, in accord
unco with thu Carey and state desert
land acts, has beon made to tho Stato
Hoard, ns follews:
Portland Company, W. K. Burke,
president.
John F. Matthews nnd others.''
DewlttC, Drownell and othors.
Wright Point Improvement Company.
Little Deschutes Irrigation Company.
Do'cliutcs Reclamation and Irrigation
Company.
Harney Valley Improvement Com
pany.
Pilot Butto Improvement Company.
Oregon Development Company.
In each eneo a survoy has been mado
and n list of lands embraced In tho ap
plication has been forwarded to tho
United States Land office to have strlck
on out such as aro exempt. Each of
tho abovo applications Includes largo
tracts nnd In addition, 21 othor applica
tions havo beon mado to tho Hoard, by
individuals, each application Including
front ono to five or six sections. Tho
largest tract covers over eighty thous
and acros.
anco women's work.
ACCUSED
OF PETIT
LARCENCY
Death at Salem Hospital.
Miss Bollo Johuson of Macleay died at
Ihottalom Hospital on Sunday, January
20. She has been living in this city for
some timo, but, became ill and went to
the hospital for treatment. Ueforo com
ing to Salem alio had an attack of fever
which resulted in a heart trouble which
caused her death. She was 17 yojra of
age.
Deceased was a daughter ot Mr. and
and Mrs. August E. Johnson, who live
north of Macleay. Tho funeral will be
hold from tho Sovonteonth Street Evan
gollcal church, Tuesday, at 2 p. in,, Rev.
Shupp ofllclating.
D. e, llustslsier. Faaerat Director, 107 State
Street. Ptose Red 2423, tialem Oregon, nesl
deace 390 Court. Phone DUck 2181.
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PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE
TUESDAY'S BARGAINS -FOR THIS DAY ONLY
AT 35c-Full size Blankets Soft and FlufTy, good and
wann, regular price 50c, for this day only-35c
AT 3 l-2c-Be;t American Blue Calico Indigo Dye
good and thick splendid cloth regular price 7c
ior this day only 3 1 2c.
AT 15c- Ladies Jersey Ribbed Reece Lined under
wear gopd and warm special for this sale, regular
price 29c for this day .only 15c.
AT 3c-Ladies white H, S. Handkerchiefs made of
fine Cambric Lawn, this is special for sale, regular
price 8c, for this day only 3c.
AT 35c-lmported Belfast Damask Table Linen thick
and heavy floral patterns rare value, Regular price
50c, for this day only 35c.
This is
store for bargains -
McEVOY BROS., Props. Court Street, Salem
S.rKS
MdsliD
A Card.
Mr. aud Mrt. A. L. iieckner uf Clear
Lake, wish to thank their friends and
neighbors for all tho acts of kindness
shown during tho Illness aud death of
tho late J. U, Iieckner.
Harry
Young Demands
Trial By Jury.
o&&m
flf'itirl AfiOM IIahoa
VJiuuu vpua UUUdC
JOHN P. COHDrUY, Miasm.
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THE CARPENTER CO
Tha management of tho Grand Opera
House announce a play oleviabJe renuta
tlon asm enUrlainsr at "barualu rate"
Tho presentation of a spectacular melo
drama, auorlgluslematlou embellished
with spoalal seenieal effects ol a preteat
ioua aort and commanding an uuusuaUv
urga cast 01 weti-knewa players at
popnlar prices, will provo something of
a ivpvelty and ought to fill Manager
Gordray'a popular play nou w te the drwa
Tha pleo will b ssu hr next Friday j
ulght. '
A man named Harry Young was ar
restod for larceny Sumlay, He rented a
room over the George Uros. Whita House
restaurant last Thursday night. On
trldny morning ho did not leave his
room until about ten o'clock, after
overdone olso hail gone. Ho then entered
the room of Clurloi Wiseman just
aoro the hall and helped himself to
uoarly every small article In sight. Ho
took a suit ol clothes, a brush, a razor
and u gold watch chain.
A complaint was filed against Young
Saturday morning and he was arrested
8umhiy night. Tlie cott and vest he had
sold at thoHliautr. second hand stnr..
nnd tho rur.or ho tried to sell at Long-'
fvirrtn li.it llit, wit.l.l .in, I.... t. I
When arroited ho was norlng the
watch chain Helm, never lwen hh
around hero before.
When asked by Chief nf Police Gibson
how he would plead in the matter
Young demanded a jury trial.
Mr. WUeman, from whom the nrtloles
were stolen Is employed by K 0. Crois
lu his moAl curing li.m e
Tlie trial was set for four o'clock.
Thoro is no doubt as to the outcouiHof
tho matter as thoro is a clear oase against
Young.
TakingGFre"
ofjhe Poor
Ohlaf of Police Gibson furnished beds
for eight hoboi at the city hall bunday
night. While the snow and freexing
weather continues the night polieo are
inelruated to take all hoboi In for beds
Famous Winter Resorts.
A winter trip to Southern California
and Arizona via tho famous Shasta
Kouto Ib one never to bo forgotten. Re
newed acquaintance with this section
will cvsr develop fresh points of interest
and added sources of enjoyment under
its sunny skies, in tho variety of inter
ests and added industries, and its pro
lido vrgotatlon and among its number
leas resorts of mountain, shore, vallev
and plain.
Two trains leave ' ortland daily, morn
ing and evening, for California. Thoso
trains are equipp! with tho most im
proved pattern of stamlurd and tourist
sleeping care, end tho low rates place
th- trip in rtHi'li of all.
For illuetrated guides of California
nnd Arizona winter resorte, nddicss
It. H. Mii.ihk,
(ien'1 1'ibi'r, Agoni, 1 unl.iu I,
11 7 If
NEW TODAY.
WANTED -A girl for' goneral house
work, Inquir. at third cottage north
of Lincoln school building on Smith
High 8troot. 1..7 3t
ODderutear
and Embroideries. See our windows. See our goods
and prices. You will see at a glance:- that our prices
are lower, on the same qualities of goods than any
other house in Salem. Our spring goods are com
ing in. New Ginghams, all the newest patterns just
received;-- a full line, filo embroidery silks all .shad
es. Ynu will save money, by trading at - - -
GreenbaunVs Dry Goods Store
Next Door to Post Office.
That rubber tired cab that was
promised you at Simpson's Liv
ery on Court Street.
GOLD Dusr H0UF
MAUK BY
TL C!J 11 -
i im oiancy rower l o,
SIDNKY OHBOON
Made for family use, ask your incurs
lor it. llran und shorts alwa sen hand
A. T. WALN Aa-ent
Standard Sewing
Machines...
WHITP CPWIMR u ii..u
In Oldon Ttm.c "",u A-iimua
leonle nvHrlAnka.) ti... i. . rnAiii.ni. . .
... . . iuiHjnanof ot. .r", ' """ machines n the world
IMriuuiiimtlv lia,,uRnll ff... . Wa liavn tlia H,....i...i .." oriO,
, .., .-..v..ii,, rural, hiki were i. ... "" wiii ill (lid rotarv
MUiad with transient actien: but now , iMiiind.,he W,hit8 in th vlbA?.
h U I. generally kno, that'u "p l ' o're-to r." Sfou 1 ""
Fig. will permaaently oyeroome habit- Wn tl.an TtiynlT
a loosil,at)on. weJl-informexl people X ,U'Ht ar no "'kj ' ' "S
will Ml lwy otltar laxaiiv i.i'v. ... i "'' 8re ti'-savers for the oniri.
Uh a time, bt ual,y fHUro the ,vu, I easb? L1"61, ,bw ,a"r. run
Hy the genuine to.de y L'SSZl S.S'tbWA iStSlS
niu F)K j,,p Co. Come ami see lor ywiiri. wWiS..
! e J5" wi rrVL:
"."" """.'' !" uiakea it iaiiira r
over tlie machmw rtnilia-
0K SALE-Cow with twin calves
First-class animal in every respect,
will sell nt a bargain. Mrs. Marr
ech mid, Turner roa'i, l 27 3t
FOUND Tampa kid ulovo (color black)
for light hand. Owner may haw
Mino by calling at this olllce and vn
lugfor this notice. I 27 3i
Wheat Market,
Chle .", Jan, 36 Wheal, 7l)8 7S'V
8 Framisco, Jan 25-Wheit 1.00
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Inter or euuimer, w ithont showing a largo increase In eggs. You do not havo to
ue tho f i d nt nu extnux a-uto becaino it will maie you moro money af er de
ducting its cost. One extra ese per
month will Pay the entire cost of
feeding- and It often more than
double the Supply, It contains no
poisonous or Injurious ingredients;
has very superior merits.
It Gives a Glossy Plumage
I' (iroveutH fticknest), promotes good
health, causes young chick to jro
ery rapidly invigorates tho dlgf'tli
orgxiiN, mppliiH material for boneJ,
iiiiimHm nnd leal hoi f, nnn Ii very
ben Qi-ialdiiriiiv; moulting reason.
h invigorates tho gg producer oi
gans and hens mil lay moro in longer
It will prepare your tdilckeua for tlie
niHrket more rapidly limn Miiy other
pn pn'atlon nud han been tucd (or
yeam by pruniim-nt chicken breeders.
R.'markable Cash Guarantee
blcli U prluUJ on evoiy Ubil
It... fn. .u.l .. ..... tC ..nl
Ti uu7 .W'!1 b' nr l e'zo box ' "Interniitlonal Poultry Food" as directed
anu ii iali3 to fuilll our claims write to our office and we will refund your monay.
" e will pay anyone l,000 in cash If we ever refuse to llvo up to this agreement.
International Food Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
Also Cheapest to Use.
500 SfflTa'fSs0"",?9 10 ffede f0,r 12 fow,9 0 H.00 ! box contains
kindaUmt Hl, ff' ,0.Py 25 cents per box for some other
cht.aii.ir ti,0 r. . ," , "B' '"o leeus ior 2o cents la certa nlv very moco
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f... . -"vvuia.
fovl.
Only costs 10 cents a month to feed
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SALEM, . '"'7 "'"" oi mods. International Stock Food.
OREGON.
A Salem
over one-hall
Quite a Savin?
My says tl.ey have savo.1 '
the exrMtm. r . i.:. '
"kw by purchasing from the splendid'
Native Daughters
TltW Wilt b a. kuuutl,... .-i lm... ..
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ih Imnortant uusiues. Al rnewber.
requeatwl to attend. ,"
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look
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uueauan arisoa in .,-
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boiling water and set t coiL b.
gror'a today. 10 cu.
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Cheaper roaehlnes from 117 an UB ,.
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from Sears. Rn-iJli, Z X. tft? wane
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F. A. WIGGINS
To Our Friends
and Patrons...
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Salem Fleuring: Mills Co.
in
Grocer that fills Orders
Promptly
ami always keeoa nothing but pure ano.
high grade foods In the store to ael
With thosfl whn ml n health, economy
and reliability. Our food products are
Al. our service la always prompt ana
obllaing and wo havo a variety in '
etapla and fancy groceries, as well
crockery, that makes it a pleasure to no
your buying.
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