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Newspaper Page Textf fc) ' k & P f m v s s m m fi b.4 m. in tir h THE OAILY JOURNAL, GAUEM, OREGON, THUR8DAY, JUNE 5, 1902. ywwm ,.. M Holverson's I Yard Wide Percales Many different styles, suitable for shirt waists etc- ICc yard Pretty Ginghams Qc yard All the new stripe styles and plalu colors. Most stores sell them for 10c yd' Apron Ginghams 4c yard The usual 6 l-4c (trade In all colors. B M m a n B (8 H H a H H 9 H M B H H H E3 a a M B AMERICAN MILLING INDUSTRY Hampered By Narrow Minded Protection Twenty-five-cent Tariff on Eyery Bushel Exported immense Wheat Supply . the United States. of s Holverson's 1 a fHB BMIM IB BBHB &! I HDI Never Before Has there-been Buch a com plota Btock of optical Roods bom In Balom. Wo aro now proporod to supply tlia wants of spectaolo and eyeglass wearora In every do tall. Wo can grind your loneos on tlio Bhortost notice. We carry nil kinds of fanoy silver mounted casos, amokou" glasses, oyo glasses, chains, hooka. In 'net you can't ask for anything In thla lino but what wo now carry. This Is a distinct branch of our business. Eyoa tested froo. Ctias. H. Hinges, Bclontiflc Opllclnn, 88 Stato Street. Noxt door to Ladd & Bush's Hank NEW FOR THIS WEEK Our many cummers will bo pleasod to know of tho many good things wo have In etorothls wouki ' , . STEAM UOIUKV HAM. 8TAH SLICED HAM, HAM 8AU8AQK. PIOKLED IMG8 FEET. SUMMER 8AU8AGK8. bTYR BREAKFAST HAOON COUNTRY OURKI) HACON NEW POTATOES. FRESH PBAH, GREEN BEAN8. OUOUMBER8. TOMATOES. ARTICIIOKEB. STRAWBERRIES Anondless lino of annod moats on display nt our store. ROTH 3l GRABBR 124 SUto Street. Telephone 511 I We're I Making Dresses And lots of them too, Folks who had us make their Fall suits are cominir in and placing orders for Summer garments. This is an indication that the work was satisfactory. WANTED Good seamstress by the day. I Dalrymple's Jacob Uogf 265 Commercial St, Good Stock of Shoes All Up-to-date p Prices Right Ready (or trade In our now storf. Gall and we us all. Repairing dono on Iftrtnotlco. JACOB VOGT.. 25 Commercial Street. Some Second Hand Sewing Machines I have on hand a numbor of uxcullont bnrgalns In second-baud machiuoa that I will soli tit a low prico for cash. 1 haven't tho room to sparo and must dls poseotthcin at onco, Wo nro making so many sales of now machlnoa these daya on which wo accopt tho old ouoa in part pay, that wo are overstocked. Home excellent Bnaps in high arm ma Chines In good repair, at f 10. Second-hand Bloycloa Ilavo somo right good bnrualiia In both ladies' niul gents' wheels, all in good ropalr and ready to rldo, at all Borts of prices. If you can't afford a now Tribune, call aVd tea what wa can do for you. Spring seat posts nt $1.25 and I CO, fitted to your old or now wheel. Tho greatest "coiufort'glver over placed on n whcol. Call and try one. Blcyulo euiulrlos of all sorts, sewing machlno oil and re pairs and anything you need for tho wheel or machine. F. A. WIGGINS 255-257 Liberty St., 8alem. Farm Machluory, Wagona, Bugglos, BloycloB, Sowlug Machlnoa. . .Qewlno Machine Repalrlna by N. H. Durley, Notice... Mr. N, 11. Hurley Is still with mu In the sewing machlno department, and any ropnlrlng left In his chariie will bo promptly attended to and the work guaranteed. Mr. N. II. Hurley la one of tho most thorough sewing maohlue men In the statu and is competent to ro palr any and all muohlnoa, Ho la in no wise counseled with any other Rowing maohluo houso. F. A. WIGGINS 355-257 Liberty St. GOLD DUST FLOUR Md b THK SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney. Oregon. Wade fer family une, k your urowr lor it Brat and abort ftlwuya oa band. A. T. WALN Acent ! "j tomMi tj$!$$r$fa OA,om IMIUMYMMW I ! 8 ..WOLFF.. AMERICAN Ono of tho best hlgh-trtadc wheels on tho market 1902 MODEL 55 $40 1902 MODEL 55. SUPERB RUBY FINISH $45 1901 MODEL 45 $35 1902 SPECIAL, MODEL 62 $25 Tho (ramus are so eomtruotwl as to permit tho greatest applies tiou of power with the. minimum expenditure olnlrenittL.. Call and fee our elegant Una of high-grade biuyoleaat Freolaud'", m BUte Btreet. ' 0 Merrlt Davis Agest. William C. Edgar has contributed a strong artlclo to tho Northwostorn Mlllor, of which ho Is tho odltor, from which wo quoto as follews: Tho buslnoss of making flour Is an Industry which dosorvos woll of tho Amorlcan pcoplo for various reasons; ono bolng Its Bolf-rollanco In asking no favors In tho way of. tho protective tariffs. It hntt prosporod without de manding trlbuto In protection from Amorlcan cltlzons. It has 03kcd no special legislation, and it is marked above other jargo Industries by a to tal absence ot trusts or trust methods. All millers, largo and small, aro In dopondont. It a largo plant Is unnhle to nlaco Its surplus abroad, It Is com- polled to dlsposo of It In tho domestic markets. This displaces an emiai amount of tho smallor mill's product, nnd rosults In increased competition and decreased profit. For this roason tho trado Is dopondont upon forolgn markots for its. prosperity; for, al though tho oxport of flour Is not equal to tho homo consump tlon, an obstruc tion to tho forolgn trado would turn tho surplus into domestic channols, and result In ovor-productlon or con gestion, which would bo nllko disas trous to all classos of mlllors. Tho Amorlcan mlllor has far out stripped his oompotltors In all othor countrloN. Ills Industry and ontor prlHO earned for him a mnrkot abroad, whoro In spite of projudleo and tho kaanust competition ho has conquored trado, and hold It until drlvon out by prohibitory tariffs lovolod In retaliation for similar tariffs Imposed by his own country. Ills product todny stnndB higher thnn tho flour of any othor country; nnd glvon fair fluid, and no favor, ho enn manago to distance all rivals. Milling Is ono ot tho Amorlcan In dustries which doott not dopond upon protection, nnd which only asks that It bo given a fighting clianca In Its oontost for tho favor of tho world's markets. It Is a vary consorvntlvo estlmato to say that, thanks to tho uctlvlty of her millers, tho ono Btato of Minne apolis rocolvcd In 1000 ovor $20,000,- 000 of forolgn gold which was pnlil for hor Hour by Britain, tho Nether lands, Germany, Swedon, Norway, Denmark, Finland, and othor coun tries In Europo to which this product was shipped. All thlB largo and constantly In creasing tralllu, redounding to tho bonoflt of tho grain growers, tho op eratives, tho railways, tho banks, tho machlnory makors, and tho people or tho state gonornlly, Ib of compnrutlvo y recent dovolopmont, tlio rosult of a quarter of a century's ontorprlBo and Industry. Not ono dollar of It Is tho result of protectlvo tariffs, Tho milling Indus try of tho Northwest, as woll as of tho Unltod States as a wholo, has boon built up not by, but In splto of our country's protective policy. So far us tho oxport flour trado Is concerned, tho policy of protection hau worked to Its disadvantage. In return for high tariffs on our part many mnrkoU havo boon closed to Hour. Narrow-mtndod protection ha built bolweon tho mill whloh needs Uie mnrkot a wnll consisting ot an absurd tariff of twonty-llvu conta on ovory buahul of wheat that passes tho boundary. This duty kills tho trad, and limits the milling dovolopmont ot Minnesota. It will ultimately com pol Minnesota to relinquish Its place na a flour producer, divert tho march of progro&s to other and alien lauds, and iuakj of that whloh should bo a benefaction a threatening and Increas ing menace. This Ib protection's re ward to the American mlllor for his yours of noqulwtoenoe In a high tariff policy. ThlB la the ultimate effect of protection on nu industry which Ib uot protected. The narrow-minded national policy which has roe t rioted and shackled the millers In their efforts to build up a foreign trade Is now being used to cut off their supply of raw material. and to forbid an extension ot their Industry which would otherwise nat urully follow. To obviate the danger which threat eua American milling Interest from tho north, there Is but one oourse. Tho free admission ot raw materia) Is the sole remedy. Milling In boud under present regulation, la Imprac ticable, and almost Impossible, Mill, era who uudertako It will find It too cumherwome und expansive to be profitable, the margin ou flour ut best being but slight. Free wheat would at a glance seem to be the advantage of the American wheat grower. It wuld Beem that. If Gaiuullau wheat outered Minneapo lis markets freely, the Immediate re sult would be a decline In price. But the obvious is not always true. The bo rofusod ontry Into America, tho rc-i suit would bo qulto tho Barno In tho J long run. ir u goes nuroau. io ue ground It will affect Minneapolis quite as mucn. BIIOUIU IoreiEU unna bo- euro this wheat, they would bo on abled thorcby to cut oft American export trade both in wheat and flour. Tho rosult would bo a decline In tho prlco of wheat in America. With a lessoned valuo would como a lessoned wheat acreage. In tlmo tho American wheat ralsor, llko tho American mill er, would find hlntsolf restricted to a moro local market, and his proud career aB tho world's groat food pro ducer would bo as a talo that Is told. Tho American farmor may admit Canadian wheat frco or ho may dony It ontry; but, so long as tho whont Ib produced, ho will, bo far as tho prlco goos, perish Just tho sama With tho protoctlvo tariff romovod and free Canadian wheat secured tho prospect Is a grand ono. Assured of tholr futuro supply of raw material, tho mills of Amorlca would go for ward on tholr dovoloplng courso, con tinuing tho march of progress which has brought thorn to tho front. Bird Protectors Are Around Complaint has been mado to the Salem Bird Society of tho wholo salo killing In tho Kaiser neighborhood of harmless song birds, such as tho Purplo Finch, Summer Warblers nnd Waxwlngs. In Justification of hfs pro miscuous slaughtering of birds, the farmor, whoso namp was not learned, clalmB that tho birds woro destroying his rhorrlos, but tho complaint is not accepted as substantial, for tho renson that tho chorry crop has not rlponed, and tho birds do not disturb tho fruit until It has matured. Ofllcors of tho Salem Bird' Socloty this morning noti fied L. I W. Qulmhy, of Portlnnd, stato fish and gamo wardon, of tho dopredatlons, and It Is oxpoctod of ficial steps will bo takon to provont tho furthor killing of those beautiful and harmless song birds1. - o- Lucky Harry Percy. Kdltor Jeurnal: I am so ploasod with Dr. Darrlnu troatmont for donf nnna that I wIbIi all to know of my oxnorlonce. For somo tlmo I havo boon deaf, until It bocamo bo troublo somo I could not nttond to my voca tion as a musician. Dr. Darrln curod mo with electricity and a Blight oper ation, In 20 minutes. Refer to mo nt Mrs. Miller's, Commercial Btroct, Sa eom. HARRY PERCY. Market Quotations Today "MsUe Sslem a Good Home Market" a Hop Market. Hops No sale. Flour. Flourf 2 70t3 bbl. potatoes Apples, Etc. I'otatooe-n0ffl76o Onions, f 1.76 to f 2.23 per 100 lbs. Dried Fruits Dried npplos-OOll. Italian primes 40d to DOi 3)4 to HJf I'ottto l'runofl 40s to 60s, UX Io. Wood. Peace Posts, Etc, Big flr-3.D0. Second growth $3.00. Ash $3 60. Body oak- $ 100. Polo oak $4.00. Cedar posts 0 to 10c. Balm wood $2.60 and 1 01) Hides. Pelts sndJ-urs Green hides, No. 1 7c. Green hides, No. 2 Co. Calf aklns l6o. Sheep 76c. Gout skliiB 25c to $1.00. Gray fox 26 to 60u. . Coon 10 to 40o. Mink 26c to $1.36. Otter-$1 to $5. bkunk 10to36o. Muskrat 1 to 5c, Wildcat 10 to 36o. Wheit, Otts. Etc. Wheal -50c. Oats 3tc Barley $10 per.ton. l'lax-Cash, Northwest, $1 70. Live Stock Msrket. Bteors 44K. Cows 34fi-lc. Sheep $3.60 gross to $1,00 Dtossod veal OWo Hog8,allvo-66tfc ; lloita, dreemxl 1)4 Wool sod Motialr. Coareo wool lUc. Medium 13c. Fine Ilk). Mohair 3Wo. H Government by Grub. Whilo tho Sonato refuses to con aider tho general demand of tho pco plo of tho United States for a change In tho method of electing members of thnt body, thoro aro many signs which go to indicate that before long, not only tho Sonnto, but tho Houso of Representatives as well, may recolvo a gentle Jolt that will causo members of these august bodies who Imagine that they aro llttlo bigger than the people to "tnko a tumblo to them- solves," to uso n vulgar phrase. Tho colobratod "steering committee" of congreBB rocontly received a llttlo Jar of this kind, which gavo It qulto a shock. Moro recently, tho commltteo on rules of tho Houso, which has boon under tho Impression that It was running things, was forced to make an Ignominious backdown, and agreed to appoint a day for tho consideration of sovoral moasuros of Importance, Including tho Pacific cablo bill and rumblings of lato among tho ludopond ont mombors of Congress, somowhat similar to tho promonltory symptoms which foroshadowod tho outbreak of Mont Poloo, and tho would-bo bosses nt "Washington nro wlso In recognis ing thoso symptoms, which nro but an ovldonco of dlscontont with prosont rules nnd regulations that .has long been accumulating. It Ib Indcod high tlmo that there should bo somothlng of a reform In concrosBlonnl . methods and a return to somothlng llko tho democratic sim plicity nnd straightforwardness which marked tho early days congress. Wo havo had of lato a llttlo too much of steering committees and senatorial courtesy. Indeed, It lias got to tne point whoro tho speaker of tho House has bocomo such an autocrat that an Individual mombor of oongross has not tho ghoat of a show of Becuting a hearing for a measure, unlosB ho stands In tho good graces of that ofllclnl. If this Ib domocratlc govern ment, thou It Is a qiioor kind of De mocracy. As to tho Sonate, It has boon as suming tjoo much tho character of a rich man's club. An amusing In stanco of this kind was recently re ported In n dispatch to tho Times from Washington. For many wooks thoro had boon upon tho Sonato cal endar a bill ostabllBhlng an assay oillco at Portland, Or. It was Sonator Mltcholl's bill, and ho could not get the Senate lutorostod In It at all. His constituents clamored for that assay ofllco, and tho Sonnto remained Indlf- foront Tho situation was becoming serious. Ono morning Sonator Mitch ell wont Into tho Sonato and prlvatoly told tho sonators that ho had received n forty-pound salmon from Oregon, and that ho proposed to feast tho en tiro Senato o'n that splondld fish In tho afternoon. So, nftor Sonator Hoar had llnlshod speech, motion was mado that tho Sonnto tnko a recess for thirty mlnutos, and tho Sonators re tlrod to tho rostnurant, whoro Mltch oll's fish was dlscuBsod. "Wlion tho Sonato roassomblod, It was tho unnnl mous opinion of tho honorablo mom bors thnt Mr. Mltcholl's fish and Mr. Mltcholl's moasuro woro both good things, and ho was nllowod to push tho lattor along. A llttlo loss falso courtosy and n llttlo mqro common sonBO Booms to ho tho prosslng need In tho Unltod Statos Sonnto, Just now. Charged With Burglary. District Attornoy J. N. Hart this af- tornoon filed lndictmenw bbuuibi Ralph Bland and George Koontz, charging them with burglary. These aro tho young mon who laBt winter en tered tho southern Pacific Btatlon at Turnex and Btolo tickets to San Fran cisco, and woro npprehended aboard tho train nt Ashland. They will havo their trials at tho Juno' term of tho criminal department of tho Marlon county circuit court, which convenes noxt Monday morning. &fr5Ws!Ks?2j wAat size please i SofteStiffHatl Manager Kyle HasJResiped J. M. Kylo, who was rccontly elected on a commission basis to servo as manager for tho Salem Fruit Crowors' Union, bus tondorcd his resignation. Tho board of directors of tho Union will hold a meeting Saturday aftor nnni wiimi lm rnHlcnatlon will ' bo considered, and a successor named. Tho duties of tho manager aro to ar rango for tho packing, shipping and salo of fruit grown by tho Union. It'a a new Spring bo mucu nuout fashionable droBsors. Juat the thing. Hero try this ono on. It' tyle, the hat you'va hoard .nn.it. faalitnnnbln drOBSOrS. fu.linh. li.n't It? Wrap it upY want to wear UF--V - " - - ... ,. B anion It all rlnht. Wo'll wrap up tho old one, Remember, you risk nothing In buying your hats hero. Wo plvo you tho hat you wantIf you want a good hat. If you don't know what you want, wo give yon suggestions tho hat you'll buy later. Thank you I Hope tho hat will pleaso you and that you will come again. If you aro not entirely pfoaBod, rotarn the hat nnd got your money L Tho readers of this paper will bo pleased to learn that thoro Is at least ono dreaded dlsoaso that Bcionco, has been able to euro In all its stages, ana that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tho only posltlvo euro now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh bo Ing a constitutional disease, requires a nnnatitittlnnnl trontmont Hall's Ca tarrh euro la taken lntornally, acting directly upon tho blood and mucous Biirfacos of tho systom, thoroby de stroying tho foundation of tho disease, and giving tho patient Btrongth by building up tho constitution and as sisting naturo In doing Its Work. Tho proprietors havo so much faith In Its curative powers, that thoy offor Ono Hundred Dollars for any enso that It falls to euro. Send for list or testi monials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by drugglflts, 75c. H.i l's Family Pills are tho best. -8 G. W, Johnson & Co. J Clothiers to the People - - 257tCommerclal St.. Salem. j NEW TODAY. Wanted to Rent. Uy mnrrietl couple, threo unfurnlshod or partly fur nished rooms for housekeeping. In qulro at Journal. C-tf For Rent. Furnished room to lady or gontloman In strictly prlvato family. Ono block from stato houso. Ad dross Williams, Journal ofllco. 5-tf A Comparison Ifionhlreda man to work for you and specified that tils worklni hours be from seven to six. and he persisted In coming to work at ten and quitting at four, would ou keep snett a man la your employ or would you fire him? Yet you give a printer a Job of prlotlne and specify that It te done by a certs n date, nloe ehssces out of ten you set the Job sev erl days after the time specified. Can you see the drift of our argument? We deliver when we promise or your bill Is aithlng. New Elite Gallery. Thoundorslgnod has purchased tho Ellto gallory ot Hart & McLonnon, and havo soourod tho sorvlcos of Mr. Carl Nordstrom, who Is known as ono bf tho finest operators on tho const. Friends, patrons and tho public cor dially lnvltod to call. Ovor Dnlrym plo's storo. T. J. CRONISE, Prop. C-5-t-ood O Strawberry Shipments. A carload of strawborrlos was shippod out ot Hood River, duo for Uutte, Mont,, on tho Northern Pacific. The Northern Pacific will tako out an other Wednesday night from thore for Grand Forks, N. D. Dalles Mountaineer. SCHAEFER & PALMER PftlNTKRS far Rooms 3. 4, and 5 Moore's block. I'hine. Red 2414. Grand Opera House. JOHN P, GORDIUY, Manager. 5 Nights Commenclnr Monday June 2. FRIDAY MATINEE. 1 IlLe Wiedemann Big Show Thomas Pomeroy, of Mehama, was In the city today on buslneeu. - o DIED. I I 2 9 faot Is that should thu surplus wheat lay, Feed. Etc, Oata-$l.0s and $1.10. Baled cheat fll to $3.60. Clover $7.007.O . , Feed barley $10)$tt) per ton liran J1H0U Shorts $20.60. Flour, wholesale $2.05, Dairy and Creamery Products. Dairy butter Ho. Oreamerv 17)j 6tore-165c. First-class o untry, per roll 86c. Grwun at creamery, pan sklmratMl 13 He. Separator sklmmod liftlO Stelccr'sMaiket, Chickens 100 Spring ISh, to lot) ' KUKi per dtKten. Ho, PORTLAND MARKET. PoatUMD. Juno 4 - Whi Watia Walla, 0U 0oy'. Flour Portland, beat grades $2,850 $3.40. Graliam $2 60Q$2.S0 Oata Choice White $l.6o8 $1.30. Barley $20 $22 60 pertou, Mlllstun-liran, $16M. Hay Timothy $13$16 per ton. OniouR$J.2o (S2.76. Potato 1 00 R $1 80 per cental. Butter Boat dairy, HffilOj; Ihuqt oreJunery,17(318Hc;Htore 10 12Jtti Eggs-Oregon, ranch 15 10 Poultry Chickens, mixed $4.50 Q, $6 00: houa $6 60, turkeys, live IS pl4c Mutton Gross, 4c lloga Grow fle. Bee! Grots 4K& Veal-Grosa, 7e ftj 8e . Hops lSkr5Uo. Wool-Valley. 12 14ou j Kastwta Onwn, 6lo .Mohair, 0i tb, HWe Dry hides, 10 pounds and up wards, l&o lOJs. ' o REPERTOIRE. THURSDAY "Tho Steam Laundry." FRIDAY "The Sea of Ico." FRIDAY MATINEE "That Naughty Kid." Vaudeville performance between act?. Somethln uing all tho time. ROMHR. At the refldence of hla pa renU, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Romor, in North Salem, on Wednesday, Juno 4, 1002, at 4:30 p. in., John C. Rom or, aged 19 years, 8 months., IS days, of heart failure. The father ot the deceased Is an en gineer in thu omploy of the Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Company, of Seattle. Washington, and arrived home on Monday, Funeral service' will be held at the resilience at 2 p. m. Friday, eonduoted Uy Rev. lllarkwell. nnd burial will he had in the I. O. O. V. oemetary. FrieiMls f tke family are Invited. Se attle tMuen uleaae eopy. ROM MR. At the home of his parents. Mr. and Mr. J. W. Rower, In North Salem. June 1. 190. J. O. Romer, aged IS years, of AQiuiumpUon. The funeral servteee will be held V rtdny. and burial will he had l Rural cemetery. Basket Sale Qulnnlt, Grand Rondo and S.tntlnm baskets, reduced ono-thirtl Friday and Saturday th'a weok. 50c, 5So, and G0j, and Japanese shopping baskets at 40c. ANNORA M, WELCH Tho Variety Store, 01 Court Street. RINEMAN'S BARGAINS. A. M. CloUQh, successor to D, E. Hunalngor Funeral Dlreotor, 107 State Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence, 221, Salem, Oregon. o Halt-Work. Mr. C. A. Spauldlng is at Mm. J. A. Selhvood'B. 3&J Froat street, thU week only, wltk a flae assortment of hair geoda. Brtim yor orders at once. o Italian Prunes, 8 lbs., 25o Petite Prunes, 8 lbs., 25c Pink Beans, 10 lbs., 25c Small White Deans, 8 lbs., 25c. Good Flour, per sack, 70c 8wet Oranges, per dozen, 15c Large Fancy Lemons, per dozen, 20c Black Figs, per lb., 6c. Good Cooking Molasses, ner oallon. 30c Fancy Table Syrup, per gallon. 50c Scotch Oats, per pkg. 10c. Macaroni, No. 1, large size boxes white or yellow, per box, 35c Jumbo Mush, 2U& lbs., 5c Bring us your butter and eggs. We pay highest market prlaej, q&sh or merchandise. M. T. RINEMAN 1S2 State 8L TeUphona 131 JiSSSSSiiSS531K7mKn'rT,XrSl:iSSSX I Bargains Bargains SDEIES Thursday, Friday and Saturday T06KT0N White Goods Sale All of tho White Goods in our Btoro extend an InvlUtlon to you to come and tako them home with you, AT REDUCED PRICES during this threo daya' salo. Not only tho prices, but their beauty or UBofulnets should induce you to comply with their requoBt. Table Linens, Children's Dresses, Towellne Children's Plaue Reefers, Bed Spreads, White Dress Goods, Sheetlne, Laces, Pillow Caslne Embroideries, Pillow Cases. Parasols, Sheets, Ribbons, Ladles' Muslin Underwear. Ties, Ladles' Knit Underwear, Belts, Men's Undershirts, Baby Bonnets, Men's Unlaundercd Shirts, Shirtwaists. Wo are becoming known bb the bargain store of'Salem. Wo Intend to nlways glvo you bargains this accounts for our largo trado. Come and go, our prices. Bargains Bargains I r&p!niri7ixiwmw.uMaLManmasa!l W BICYCLES 135 - $40 CUSHION FKAME, 1902 - - -CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME - - Call and Beo tho 1002 RAMBLER CUSHION FRAME, It la 3C5divi ahead of all.) ROCKING CRANK HANGER doeB away with tho flat and clumsy Bpriog. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT, RiM'fla ClltirlriAO Of all descriptions at prices as cheap DltjWlC OUllUllCO any where, and wo havo just what you want. BICYCLE REPAIRING Wo havo a complote bicycle ropalr shop. We tit all makes of bicycle Hna. Wo repair all makoa ot Hcycles. Ulre us a call. Wo try to pleaeo. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street Opposite Capital National Bank. 3S ttm:jatjttt:mtrimttm:mmmntmtmnjmtmtmmnnmtt3 trawberries HOME) GROWN Home grown Clarke Seedlings strawberries fresh every morning. 'Phone us your order. Fuller & Douglas, Grocers 142 State St., D'Arcy Bldg. Phone Main Kl ::wnmmmttrotwmmttHmtmmwtmttm8nww- Friday and Saturday Aorrow or Barwest coaster and brake put on your wheel ready to ride 0l.Ju $5.00 We will give a 2 lb. can of best carbide with any gas lamp at $2.50. a: X X WRemember this offerholds good on Friday and Sat urday only, as we have an overatook of same. Clavton F. Young .,.. .. . ffolanhonO B1 o'unorin uottage street, .... - m"r J Qg&SXfiTJgfQjg jj-ffifitimni fcmfcvsiotv mm f-