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m m a n , if ''rb HHMHHHHIiMHHHHHHBHRHHHHBMHBHnBJ Holverson s Sale of... Men's Shirts $1.00 grades for 85c Thocolobratcd "Sliver" mako shirts with Blifl boBoinB in nil tho nowost stylos. Every man who needs shirts Bliould coino and see these. Men's Sox . Special lie a pair, It'a tho name sock wo usually sell or 1B(3 a pnlr. Madoofflno yarn and aro guaranteed fast black, Wo'ro doing this midor priclng to induce you to como to us for your furnishings. Ask for No. 469. H Hi H M M m M M Holverson' s ! IT'S NEVER QUIET With us. Wo aro always moving our lino. Watchos havo had many ptirchasor. it,. n..i tn iiri thnn iwiir boforo. Also chains for ladios and gontlrtuon. nhiim. snfirot lockets of tho latest design. cesijon with low prices. A splendid Indlos' 20 year uold tilled waicii tor fu.urj, and a oontloman'e 20 yoar gold flllod watch for $10.60. Our repair department Is second to nono In tho stale Prices reasonable CHAS, H. HINGES . ...... I a 1 II. I I. .!. Will hmflkerflnd Jeweler 88 State St. A CUT IN HAY ; , Hay at $7.00 per ton. "" Hay at $8.00 per ton. tfree delivery in tho city and prompt sorvlco. 't ...BREWSTER & WHITE... 91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND Wc arc Salem Agents for Rub-Dry Tho now bath towol. Some thing outlroly now. Radically dlfforont from nnd bottor than any othor towol producod. Looks bottor, foola bottor, wash, os bottor, wonra bottor, and nl togothor glvoa bottor satlafac tlon than most any othor towel. Wonderfully absorbent. 50c each Duplex Adjustable Yoke Shirts Coucodod by till thoso of dls- criminating tnBtoa na tlio host fitting skirt mado. Wo aro tho solo agonta for Salem. A groat variety of atyloH nnd matorlals. Dalrymple's dacoblogl 265 Commercial St, ' Good Stock of Shoes All Up-to-date Prices Right Ready for trado In our now store, Gall agd boo us all, Itepalrlug dono on liortubtlao, ..JACOB U0GT.. 305 Commorolnl Street. WHEAT MARKET. Portland, May 28. Wheat, CC C7H& Taqoma, Wasli., May 23. CCc. -Wheat. GOLD DUST FLOUR Mads by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Made for family use, ask your grocor for It Bran and aborts always on hand. J. WALN Acent m H m m a H BR m u IB H H B $1.50 grade for $1.23 Tho 'Gold" shirts in Into pattorna. Stiff bosoms. Tlioro'a no bettor fitting shirt In the land and no prottior styles. O B m H H IB B B Boys' Colored Shirts.. WITH DKTAOHED COLLARS cents each Wo'll show them tomorrow for tho first tlmo. Thuro'o nil tho now stripo stylos In nil tho lato colors. This shirt usually soils 76c. Tho sizes run from 12) to 14. m m m B H B B BHBI Wo aro alwayH In front of the pro OH ..nA nnl.l (ml ivntf. Next Door to Ladd & Bush's Ban SEEDSMEN. Salem. Oregon The Raeycle $35 to $GO No dealer will dntv n purchaser's at louttnu to tlm weak points of a blcyo'o ho advertises, but thuro is nothing to prevent an intelligent buyer from dis covering them for himself, if lie. will auk a few intelligent questions. I am going lo give you a few questions to nek your tiunltT, and if ho answers yes to each, buy quick, hut if ho refusis to answer, gets mad or tells j on It's nil hot air, Just n member that ho ovea the eounii nl lis ruhIi register bell and Is afraid he won't get a chauco to pieus ilio kejs Kvery lUuyclo dealer will answer "Yui" to ouch question, Questions. 1. Aro you prepnrod to Btato positively that it will push nnslor when properly adjusted, than nil) other bicycle on tho market 7 2. Will It climb a steeper and longer hill thnn any othor blujclo on the market? 3 Can you toll the number of pounds strain on tho chain to every 160 ex ulted on tho pedals? 4, Do you know tho larger tho front sprocket on a bicycle tho lets strain thorn Is on tho chain? 6. Havo you over tested tho matter for yourself, or Icon samples of such tottti. 0, Would you know how to go about it to make suoli a test? 7. Isn't it a (not that tho less strain there Is on tho chain tho easier nuy wheel will push? 8. If tho strain on tho chain of the ma chine geared to 1)3 inches Is less (by reason of larger sprockets) than the drain on the chain of a wheel geared 85, won't it push easier than tho lower geared umohine? U. Hsa its hanger tho widest spread of balls for tho narrowest tread of any wheel on tho market? 10. Does tho chain pull on tho shaft be tween tho bearings? 11, Aro tho hearings in a dirrot lino uader tho center of tho cranks? 12. Is the sprocket eq placed on tho hanger as to provent any side pull ou the chain? 13. Is there over one-fourth lees pres sure on the borings of its hanger than ou tho balls of any machine made? 14. Has its crank haugor a wagaslno soii-oiiorf 15. Aro its crank beatings practically dust-proof? 10 Can you honestly recommend Its hanger as being oouitiuoted on abeo lutely correct prlnoiploar 17. Isn't any piece of machinery that has its pull on tlio outsido of Iti bear ings a mechanical error r 18, Are its sprockets out with Dances on either side tho teeth to prevent tho unaiu irom lumpinur It). Are tho front nnd rear hubs on tho best und latest moJels of this nm chlno equipped with dust-proof mag-ailuofolf-oilnra. 20. Aiethoiinkts the best grade Dia- mond E"V 21. Is the fork orowu doubly reinforced? a solid forging 2$. Can your faotory truthfully say that not one of their 1000 or 1001 forks went down or wore, urokeur Clayton F. Young Agt. 540 It CotMieSt Phone Krd 2556. Out rate repair shop in connec tion Wheels called for and de livered free, m i ' jrtMW tiliwM COUNTY CANVASS GOING T.B. Kay Shows Debater. He is a E. M. Croisan Again Refutes Lawyer McMahan. Wednesday tho candidates took in Aumsvlllc, Sublimity and Stayton. Good crowds greeted tho speakers nt each place, especially at Stayton, whoro a grand audience wits presont. Thursday Mchnma nnd Gates woro made, which was a sovoro trip. At Aumsvlllcf tho Democrats charged that tho Republicans' rofusod to plodgo themselves for sonator, and nt tho samo tlmo accused thorn of bolng promised to Sonator Simon, or Gov. deer or Home one. This doublo-back-action position brought out from Davey,, Kay and othora of tho Republi can candidates tho statement that thoy W9re pledged to no one, and would not bo. At Aumsvlllc Mr. Kay mado a good strike. Ho Btated that If elected lie would favor all bills of a reform na ture that wero genuine Ho woum opnoso all grafts and oxtrnvngant measures. Ho took up tlio points ad vanced by tho opposition, and point by point nnswercd them. Ho showed that tho Ropubllcan party would koop its pledges In tho futuro, as It hnd In the oast two ream, when It reduced coun ty oxponScs as promised. Ho showed that tho present tax law was not a Rq publican mcasuro, but that Its good points should bo porpotuntcd nnd tho bad onofl eliminated. Ho ahowed that It was no worso for Republicans to buy votos at $2.00 a head than It was for Domocrats to boII their votoa at that price. Ho aBBortod that Mr. Dlmmlck hnd boon nbsolutoly consistent, inasmuch as ho had four sot h tori oh which he tolls at ovory placo, taking tip olght of his ton mlnutoB with thoso atorlos. Ho showed that Mr. Furnish Is ns good a Kopuhllcnn ns Dlmmlck 1b a Domocrat, both having changed nbout tho samo time. Croisan Replies to McMahan. "Ah you aro all awaro, Lam not a public spoakor, but as f am before tho pcoplo of Marlon county as a candi date; for Btato sonator, It Is only right and proper that I should stato what I will do If elected to tho legislature I Hhnll voto for a law placing nil of our state olllclnls upon rensonnblo Hat salaries, and I nm In favor of repeal ing all fonH and perqulsltos pertaining to Btnto olllclnls. "I am nlso In favor of n primary law for tho registration of voters and dlroct nomination of ofllcors, "Tho 'lnltlatlvo anil referendum amondmont to our Btato constitution will ho before tho peoplo at the com lug olectlon for adoption or rojoction. I am In favor of adopting this amend ment nnd shall voto for It mysolf bo causo I bellove It to bo a good mons uro and I trust that every votor In Orogou will give It his support on election dny. If we adopt this amond mont It seams to ma that It will cer tainly rosult In preventing hnd legis lation In tho future. "I am in favor of amandlng our presont tax collection laws. I think that 12 per cont Interest nnd a pen alty of 10 por cont Is too much. The present lnw dnos not glvo sulllelont tlmo to ay taxos hnforo thoy become delinquent, and It enables a mnn with roady money to get 3 por cent discount, while othora have to borrow or pay the penalty. No ono should havo a discount, and tho ratos of In terest and penalty Bliould be mndo less, and tho tlmo extended boforo the tax becomes delinquent." Mr. Croisan procooded in coiuilu stou to deal with tho circular lottor sent out ngnliiHt him concerning his foes by his opponent, L. II, MoMahnn. Ho stated that ho mndo his accounts out In dotull and submitted thorn to tho county court nnd commissioners. That ho had an uudarstandlng with with thorn thnt he was to rocelvo fiO cents for taking hobos out to work and 50 cents for returning thorn to Jail. He said that sometimes thoro would bo two or three and a few more, perhaps six or seven occasion ally, nnd the law provided that those vagrants should be worked ou the highway In charge of the sheriff, but It did not provide for furnishing guards, and so the court ngreed to allow him 60 cents for discharging and 50 cents for recommitting each prisoner so work! by him on the highway, mid he was himself to pay the guards. He said hla opponent had published nbout the largest one of the bills and that hla opponent was seeking to take an unfair advuntngo of him be fore tho people. Inasmuch as ho had submitted all of his bills in Itemised form to tho couutycourt nnd commis sioners and that body had tho oppor tunity to Investigate his accounts Item by itom, beforo approving them that nothing wna concoalod. Mr. Orolsan referred to his emolu ment returns ns filed with tho secre tary of stato each bIx months of the four years that ho was sheriff, and he stated that liis opponent had not treated him fairly wheji he published his emolument returns and did not publish hla expense accounts, which were reported at the same time. Mr. Croisan showed from the rec ord that he drew from the icunty during his two terms ot otn iUt Ba.wV JOURNAL JALErV., ($2(5,005.34; that his total oxponBo ac count during tho Bamo period was $1C,774.C0, thus leaving liitu a net sal ary for tho entlro four years or $9,890.84, which is loss than tho pres ent salary allowed to tho sheriff's ofllco under tho salary law. That tho remainder of tho money ho mado was by fees paid him by litigants for Bcrvlng and executing tholr papers, and did not cost Marlon county a cont Aftor fully oxplalnlng tho charges In tho circular lettor to tho apparent satisfaction of tho audlonco, ho con cluded by saying that ho thought Mr. McMahan could Interest tho voters of Marlon county a great deal moro than ho had dono by this circular letter, by explaining to them how ho mndo tho monoy on which ho took his European tour In 1897, soon after tho hold-up legislature of that year adjffurned. Ho said this would bo tho moro Inter esting bceniiBo his opponent's name did not appear upon tho tax roll for that yoar, and Is not now upon tho tax roll, and It cortalnly cost two or thrco thousand dollars to make that forolgn trip through the European countries. Ho Bald ho had undorslood that his opponent claimed t,hat ho wont on a fish hook oxpodltlon, but thnt he had novor heard of his soiling any of them In Europe or of his raising any money on his fish hooks. This raised a laugh and Sir. Croisan wns heartily cheered by tho crowd. At Marlon In tho afternoon Mr. CrolBan called upon Mr. Cornelius, who was one of tho county controls sloners at tho time to confirm ins explanation of tho hobo matter, as he had made It at Turner. Mr. Cornelius did this. OREGON NURSERY COMPANY Secure Men to Take Place of Strikers Thoro was not tho Bllghtost sent bianco of u Btrlko at Uio yards of tho Oregon Nursory Company tills morn ing. The places of tho workmen, who abandoned tholr Jobs Thursday aftor noon, woro filled, nnd tho work was continued without any serious Inter ruption. Of tho 32 men In tho employ of tho company, 20 quit work und rofusod to return except tholr wagos bo Incronsed from $1.50 to $t.7C por day of ton hours' work. A roportor snw a Nur Hory Company man, who said: Tho company rofusod to grant tho advance and tho men quit work. Tho strikers woro roplnced without any trouble, tho only dltllculty to tho com pany bolng In tho selection of tho scoro of mon thnt wns required from tho many applicants that rospondod to tho ndvortlBomont that appoarod In Thursday ovonlng's Journal. Tho groat majority of strlliors woro last night lnttlatod to momborshlp In tho Salem Fodoral Labor Union. This Is tho dullest Benson of tho yonr In tho nursory business, and tho strllto would not havo sorlously crip pled tho company, had tho ntaringo mont boon unable to replaco tho mon. Sponklng ot tho strlko, M. McDon ald, president of tho company, Bald tho relations botwoon tho men and tho company hnd alwnys boon plonsnut. "Our nursory has boon paying bottor wages to laborors than any othor nur sory on tho l'aclllc coast," said Mr. MeDonald this morning, "and wo could not afford to grnnt a further advanco whon wo aro compelled to Bell our product In competition with firms that are employing cheaper labor. In the winter months, owing to tho short ness or tho days, our men are not re quired to work Inter tnnn 6 o'clock In the nfternoon, nnd wo .made no reduc tion In their wages. Should tho othor nurseries on the const advanco their wugo schedule, equal to or surpassing the wages paid by us. we would willingly meot the advance, but we consider tho 'domnud that has boon mado on us for nn advance In wages Is an unjust one, when It Is considered wo are already pnylng the maximum wnge schedule of all l'aclllc coast nur series," A. M. Ctough, successor to D. E. Hunslnrjer Funeral Director, 107 State Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence, 221, Salem, Oregon. BWi tts A 1 Kid H Wwrs Another Tribune Record... Down in New York on one of the elop ing bonlovards the other day thuy hml a eoust'tw contest in which all eoiti of wheels were entered both dial and chalnless, with and without ooagtors. In this content the Tribune beat all records (or wheel without roasters, and was only beaten by one wheel of any other sort and that had on a Barwost coaster wide'1 w fit tt any wheel as desired, rami price a A, B. 0. or Mor row, This on.y oi eo more proves onr olalm for the easiest ruunlng wheel that's built. There's reason for the olalm and it's been proved in more ways than one. A true test of the run ning of any wheel is a coasting test, and the rribuue proves out there the same as on the race track or anywhere ehe. F. A. WIGGINS 255-257 Liberty St, Salem. Farm Machinery, Wagons, Buggies. Blcyolas. Sewing Machines. aST" Sewing Machine R pairing by N II Burley OttfeUON. FRIDAV, MAV a, iSo. SOCIALIST PARTY GROWING Rocky Rooster Ryan Would Win Out He Says If He Had Another Alonth to Fight. R. It. Ryan, Socialist candidate ror govornor, roturnou 10 uio cuy iuuuy. Ho hnB been canvassing tho stato with tho Wilson Brothers, and reports n growing Intorcst In tho causo ho repre sents. Ho says If thoy had a month moro thoy would carry tho stato. Ho loft today for meetings In Linn and Denton counties. A prominent Ropubllcan claims that a largo voto for Ryan will help out Mr. Furnish, ns tho Socialist votors would largoly go to Chamberlain if Mr. Ryan woro not In tho flold. On tho othor hand It Is claimed tho strength of tho Socialist voto would go to Mr. Furnish, If it wore not cast for Ryan. It Is to bo rogretted that tho Socialists havo put out candidates at Salem for Justice of tho pcaco and constable, as It complicates tho po litical situation on thoso ofllcos that are very important to ino laximyera An Advertising Artl6t. Salem can now boast-of having sov oral of tho best advertising artists in tho West. Thoy aro tho mon who wrlto tho advertisements of tho sever al department stores which appear In tho Dally Journal and elsewhere. In this Issue appears a cut mado by one of theso artists, which is as good as can bo mado anywhere, and it Is, with out a doubt, tho best cut over mado in Salem, not excluding professionals. It Is tho work of D. A. DInsmoor, and ap pears In tho upper loft hand cornor of tlio largo ad of Mayors & Sons on 'tho first pngo ot this paper. Mr. DInsmoor is engaged at that ostabllshmout as salosman, window drossof, ad wrltor, buyer und man of all work. Ho has nothing olso to do for 27 hours In tho day, but managos to attract tho atten tion of buyors by his artistic work In tho nds and show windows. Del Is a Salem boy, and has a largo clrclo of frlonds who onjoy soolng him at the front. Coos Bay Nows, (Dom.): Republi can headqunrters at Portland claim to bo In posBOSHlon of figures from all the countlos In tho state, which assure tho olectlon of Furnish by a handsome ma jority. If tho flguros recolved from othor countlos aro not moro rellablo than tho onos furnished by Coos, tlicro will bo groat disappointment nt hoad quarters In Portland aftor tho elec tion. Numbors of good Republicans In this section will prof or to voto for a straight Domocrat, lllto Chambor lain, Instead of suppoitlng a Hop-over llko Furnish. Sonator Mitchell wrltos an endorse ment ot tho constitutional amondmont providing for lnltlatlvo and roforon duin. While It Is not llkoly to bo used vory often by tho pooplo it may ho woll to have It so that unwise or cor rupt legislation can bo dofoatod, Cottnge Orovo Tlmos. o There Is plenty of Furnish monoy to hot, but this is a yoar whon thoro Is moro In It for tho tnxpayor to vote In dependent than to bo swayod by olec tlon bets. LABOR UNION ACTIVE Alany New Members Instituted Are The Salem Fodoral Labor Union held a largoly attonded mooting In Turner hall Thursday ovonlng. Tw'on-ty-Ilve now membors, including a ma jority of tho striking nursorymon, were Inltlatod, Increasing tho total membership of Uio organization to about 136. The union will stand by the ,nurrym0n In their demand for increased wages. The union will hereafter hold its meetings in the Hurst hall, on Stato street, and will nrrango for Interest ing sessions. A great number of com mittees were named last night, Includ ing one on non-union goods, press, pro gram nnd music. No ntllelal recognition by resolution or otherwise was made of the pending strike in Portland. The number of the Salem Federal Labor Union Is SS11. CIVIL SERVICE OPENINGS Some Good-Paying Positions to Be Filled Tki SmUw civil srvlc0 oMHitasto wilt en JN ITtk coHtlHct an exajHlsa lion of applicants tor appoiHtiet In the service as photographic assistant and ri-oord and Idwuun.atiun iterk in tho United -States tlBhltontlary Borvlco. From tho cliglbles resulting from tho examination It is oxpected certificates will be mado to tho position of pho tographic assistant, male, at uio Smithsonian Institution, at a salary (if $70 por month. Tho duties of tho position of record and Identification clerk In tho United States penitentiary sorvlco aro to pre pare and keep accurato rocords of tho prisoners, their conduct whllo In pris on, Utoir history, and such identifica tion of them that tholr identity may bo at all times clearly established. To successfully dlschargo tho duties of this position requires peculiar qualifi cations in respect to tho knowlodgo of tho criminal classes and their history, also Buch professional and technical attainments as aro necessary to sccuro tho mcasuromont and comploto Identi fication of criminals in a rellablo man ner. Tho system of measurements and Identification as at present used In tho penitentiary sorvlco Is what is known as tho Bortlllon system of Identification, and unless especially Instructed In that system no officer Is ablo to furnish comploto records and history of prisoners under his charge to tho satisfaction of tho department Tho person filling this position must also bo nn export In tho matter of photography of prisoners, as ho is re quired to mako use of photography in securing Identification. From tho cliglbles resulting from this examination it Is expected that certification will be mado to tho posi tion of record and identification clerk In the United States penltontlary sor vlco at .Atlanta, Oa., at a salary of $1200 per annum, and to other Bimunr vncanlces as they may occur. GODFREY HIGHLY ENDORSED Salem's Candidate for State Printer Abroad - - Portland, May 23. Speaking of J. E. Godfrey, for stato printer, tho Portland Journal has this to say: Mr. Godfrey enjoys tho distinction of having been tho prosldont of tho first typographical union in Oregon, tho ono organized in Salem, many years ago. Ho has boon In the employ of tho stato printer's olllco for 25 years, having served under all admin istrations diirlng tho quartor of a cen tury past. Mr. Godfrey was endorsed by tho Fedorated Trades at a recent meeting, with unanimity, tho members of tlio federation taking consldernblo prldo In having a man on tho Democratic Btato tlrkot who roprosents union la bor so oiriclcntly ns does Mr. God frey. It Is especially complimentary to Mr. Godfroy that tho quostlon as to his fltnoss and attributes of character has novor boon raised. His follow workman and thoso ot all branchos of Industry in tho stato of Orogon aro supporting him with onthuslasm born of a prldo In tho recognition of union labor In tho ranko-up of a stato ticket Tho olectlon of Mr. Godfroy is essen tial to tho parrying out of tho reforms proposed at this tlmo. Ho will bo an elllclont assistant to Gcorgo E. Chain borlaln, who is loading tho fight for salary roform, and tho conduct of Btato ofllcos upon a logltlmato basis, accord ing to tho constitutional provisions, o C. O. Constablo, of tho S. P. Co. freight ofllco, has returned from a sIx-wooUs' vacation, most of which ho spent In Washington, and Fred Pal in or, who was filling his position, has beon promotod to a position with the O. It. & N. Co., at Portland. NEW TODAY. Mrs. L. Campbell Tho drossmaker of South Salem, is prepared to make nccordlon plaiting vory reasonable. Glvo her a call. 'Phono Black 2325. 5-23-lw For Sale. A light spring wagon. In quire of R. H. Wostacott, 02 Ferry street. C-23-tf o - CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. fie Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of Rineman's Bargains Shoulders, per lb., 9c Deviled Ham (small) per can 5c 6 for 25c. Deviled Ham (largo) per can 10c 3 cano 25c. t Sardines, per box 5c 6 boxes 25c. Salmon, 3 cans 25c Catsup, per pt bottle 15c 2 bottles 25c. Cocoanut (bulk) per lb 15c Good Soda (16-oz pkgs) 25c 6 pkgs 25c. Corn Starch, per pkgs, 5c. Washing Powder,per pkgs 5c Bring us-your butter and eggs. pay highest market prloe, cash merehandlso. M. T. RINEMAN 132 State St Telephone &&m& Wo or 131 up lie up MuBt go the p'r'cns if wo may belloyo tho manu facturers and Jobbers, In all linos. We havo mado no advanco yet and hope we may not havo to do so. Wo havo already ordered a largo stock ol flno Park Mills iDgraln carpota for fall delivery, and shall gteally increase our stock of volvot body Brussi'lls, Axintnatoraotc. Wo are con stantly looking for tho boat and ao far our efforts have not boon in vain as attested by tho domand forourgoods, Wo Borvo yon best and cheapest. The House Furnishing (Co. 303 ComM at., next to Post ofllco. sr BICYCLES CUSHION FKAME, 1902 CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME. - LS Call and eoo tho 1902 RAMBLER CUSHION FRAME, it is 3C5di;i ahead of all. ROCKING CRANK HANGER does away with tho Hat and clnmi; spring. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT. RirvHo QlltlrtriAQ 0,n11 .Ascriptions at pricos as cheap u DltjViC OUUUllwO nnywhoro, and wohavo Just whatyouwint. BICYCLE REPAIRING Wohavo n comploto bicycle repair shop We fit all .nnkea of bicycle tiros. Wo repair all makes of Hoyden. Glvt us a call. Wo try to plcaeo. SHIPP & 258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank. I 93sx mjmttttmmutmitmtmtnittmtmmmmtmmmttta H IN GROCERIES WE Our lino of "DIAMOND W." cqunl. Try a can of allcod Lemon loo per can . BE SURE IT IS 8 Remember Fuller & Douglas, Grocers 142 Stato St.. D'Arcy BIdg. mmmtjm:ntmtmmjmwimjammtttmmmtttmmmm8aaa NEW FOR THIS WEEK Our many cutomorB will bo pleased to know of tho many good thlugi irete In atoro tide woek. NEW POTATOES. FRESH PEAS. GREEN BEANS. CUCUMBERS. TOMATOES. ARTICHOKES. STRAWBERRIES An endless lino of canned moats on ROTH &. 124 State Street. The great bargain sale at Friedman's, No. 307 Commercial street, a taken hold of the laboring men'a'hands In the way they are buying ourW and many of them wearing pants have captured . our suspenders, Ut quality and price suit them. The people buying our hats are noting sunstroke, and those who earn their bread by the sweat of their H know where to get their handkerchiefs, at Friedman's. For durability strength, Friedman's oocks take the walk, for they get stronger every if wear them. Remember the place. l 'ijfc" V-. Friedman's 307 Commercial Street. We're After Business and Business We Will Have ee We are going over our entire stock, and marking down everjlw' If yon aro looking lor bargains, call on us in the future. Loolut This Summer corsets 22c and nn. Black lawn shirt waists 45c. Good quality white India linen embroidered front, tockea w, made shirt waists f 2 oU, must be seen to db approtiow-. . 1II..I. ...!.. .!,!... !... AA ..r. Wnlnli thin All for mOW D!" it nan uiiuuioD.i to, nuiii in uf ...The Ladies' Bazaar... 118 Utate e-s) ruiuiu THIS W66K jyy; :.-mMJy . 8torog at flalem and AIW ' WLSAiZAZASAASAZAZASASASAA2AA g - - HAUSER CARRY THE BEST cannod frulta and vegetables luiioi Cling peactioa. Jinough lor lourdhhei. "DIAMOND W." Phono Main 2261 STEAM BOILED HAM. STAR SLICED HAM, HAM SAUSAGE. PICKLED PIGS FEET. SUMMER SAUSAGES. bTVR BREVKFASTBICOJ COUNTRY CURED Blf display nt our store. GRABBR Trieste) 3S332 Watch this ad for more i s Street. Salem. 0 I We are Si stretchers with evw tnat amount - , Uo.,a vmi seenic"' Have you ;: r - You. stretch the W drive the .lad W-jii x stretcn u ho TSfk Wi tu .v,nct initffl ing IUC in"-" - r tff. hnt- wvtnp Lai ever made. It 5Pr fUneedast out the carpet g w you one for $ price $1.50. mutoifS $35 $40 wn 1 i - tf JHk M A I 4 1 - .i fts