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Is On in Real Earnest
Extraordinary Bargains
IN ALL SUMMER GOODS ij
Don't Miss the
Hal
f Price
All This Week.
Remnant Sale
1-2 Price
I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 H I I I I H H-H I
LEAVE YOUR
To bo pat in flrtt-clngii ropa'.r whilo you nro on your Btiramar vacation, and when
you co mo home It will be right. Wn continue to Ikj tlio loaders in low pricoa par
tictilarly in watch and jowoiry repairing,
CHAS, H.
Next Deor to Ladd A. Bush'a Bank
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Come anb
Before you start on your; nummor outing. Wo
have Juet what you rant and are now making a
apsclalty of your wnntn. Everything carefully
packed ready for ihipmont when doalrod. : :
Fuller & Douglas, Grocers
xH2 Btuto St., D'Aroy Uldg. Phono Main 2201
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NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS
Boforo buying your aupplloi for your outing you iliould call at our store and
and Inapoot too moat compioio lino oi camping gooua ever auowu.
8TAK HAMS
STAR HAOON.
HTAH HAM BAU8AOK.
8TAK SUMMmtHAUSAQi:.
BTAK DKIKD 1JRKK.
BTBAMBl) COOK i; I) HAM.
The moat comploto lino of rauuod
meati shown.
ROTH
l24CSIt Stmt,
St
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Maxf $35 - $40
mevems
CUSHION FHAME, 1902 S50
CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAA.E $65
Call and see tho 1002 KAMBLKK OUHHION FUAMK, It ia HOfidaya
eboad of all.
RQCKINO CRANK HANOER docs away with tho Mat mid clumsy
spring. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT.
DlfVrlA QlillfifiAC Of all descriptions at prices ns cheap as
UlvjvlC OUUUllvd anywhere, and wohavo Just what you want.
BIOYOLE REPAIRING Wohave aoomploto bicycle repair shop. Wo
tit all makes of bioyclo tlroa, Wo repair all makes of bioyules. Give
us a call. We try to pleaeo.
SHIPP & HAUSER
258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank- 8
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Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles
Are the most lwrfeatly oonstruoted bicycle made, Tho bearings aro dud
prool, sell-olUng and will run a thouaaud mllea without requiring additional o
1902 Model 55 $40
1902 Model 55, Superb Ruby Finish $45
1901 Models $35
1902 Special Model $25
Wo (U any ooastor brake, 6 oxtra. tit our tdegant lino of high-grade
oyclts at ISO Statu Htreot.
Merritt Dayis, Agent.
Amateur
Photographers1
We have printed up a number
of Negative Preservers that are
just the thing you ant, They
give tie subject, date taksu,
' exposure, stop Wo., time ol day,
kind of plate, particulars of V
ytjopmeut, etc., to that you can
refer bek and if Just how you
obtained the best results,
2j '""'ifoa certainly naat to keep
lim,year negative la good erudi
tion and this effere you a way
t a very low eojt.
Schaefer Pr'""nc-
Kems S. i, and 0 Moore Uk.
PMMH, Ked.
iiiiiiiHiininiimnii
Headquarters for!;
Trunks, Bags,etc ij
Julv Sale
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WATCHES
HINGES
Watohmaker and Jeweler, 88 State St.
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Our Hod Hlbbnn canned gooda are
pro nor gooda to take with you.
TUB UIOIIT KIND OK COFPBK.
HTATK UOUHK OOFFKK.
KIN 1IBB COFFKK.
UUKUUB COFFKK.
Put up lu nlr tight enna. Juet tho
thing for you.
GRABBR
Telephone 511
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SonftfhiDg
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I have just rwtelvwl a new sleek
of high-quality shoes. lriesguar
auteed the luwest. They are good
vtearers. It yvm pleaie eall and
see iny sleek. Repalriug usatly
done.
Jacob Vogt
26 S Cen'l. Si
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1NEW TODAY.
Wlnled-PfH JodM He rroas MftrsoiS
county at owe to pttun far aosi
Uo In the MovortUMoitt sorvbe
Apidy to lutrS(at t'orroe. Int
t'edar Hands la ; n itu
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IjTHE NEW
RECORD
SYSTEM
County Clerk Will Serve As
County Auditor
t'AH Records Will Be Con
secutively Numbered
Tlio new record ayatem that In bolng
, Inatallnd In tlio Bvornl official tlapart-
tnnntH of Marlon county htm for It
' primary purpose the centralization In
the county chirk a office of a historical
. . nnd atntlBtlcnl record full, complete
; ; ' and accurate of all traiiiactlouK per
; ; ( tnlnlng to tho county. Keeping such
'. '. a record In the clerk office, provide
; I convenient placo for the public, whli h
; ; j will bo able at any time to personally
' ' ascertain tho actual condition flnnn-
dully of each department, and also
the naturo of evory buslnftfl transac
tion In which th county In Intonated.
The new Hyateni further makes the
county clerk the county auditor. He
will personally receipt for nil moneys
received, nnd 1c ep on file all moneys
paid out. All records In tho several
di'pnrtmonta will he consecutively
numbered, bills nnd receipts being
numbered for Identification purposes.
Tho Introduction of tho now system,
that Is beliiK mado by Clarke and
Iluclinnan, the oxperts, begltiB with
the fiscal year July 7th when tho
present county ofHcers began their
terms, IinokB now In uso will not bo
replaced until their capacity for ro
cording purposes becomes exhausted,
whon new books will bo substituted
that will conform to the plan of roc
ord keoplng provided by the new ay
tern. Clarke and Huchnmin claim for
their record system, that when It he-
comes thoroughly Installed nnd In op
oration, that Marlon county will have
one of the most complete ami satis
fui tory systems In existence.
J. P. Murphy, or Aumsvllle, was a
Siilotn business vlsltoi' today.
To Sleep Well
get your stomach nnd liver
acting right. The easiest,
quickest and safest way to
do it is to use
Beecham's
Pills
Ileli r.i.ijwb.r la Uim IC. and X.
act)0eeo0Osos
i
New Golf
In single and double
breasted. .
While and Black.
Red and Green.
Navy and White.
Red and Black, and
solid colors, all the
(jirls are buying them.
This is the finest lot
we've shown and the
prices are considerably
lower than before.
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$2.00
and up
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DALRYMPLE'S
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Gasoline Engines
We handle the celebrated Falrtmuka
Monw tuiu, In all alaew. from tke
1 bonus power hu. Tula email one
la the we4l-kHOWH "Jack of all Trade"
that In coming into suck getter I uae
nil nr the country. This t-ugtN Is
tu heM teat fur lu alee of an) wade,
hhu ut uMir that but in ita in
slru.the reeiiurtM It outntuke any of
tlieiu instead of the gravity feod a
fouuri ,w hihu) engine U nam the sue
ttu ihhI which works automatically,
thus at filing any tWutgor nf nonllug
the aula (t akw Wag the phosphor
biotue iHUlHff In nsaot) of the babbett.
as found in most engine- of lu klnei
The simrker has nktlnuw point-, too.
in iu of ateL Tfcta la Ua nsoat
vunomtoai powor ohtsuia-e for
attrayl-g. for cresun neintrHtors, tor nil
klu Jrik about tho farm, asscll
m pnweing. grinding. eU-. and for oHr
work, mek u h crvem frHser.
nriuuog oflkos. oic. u .
CVJI and eoe It at work aay tie.
F. A. WIGGINS
264 267 bibarty Street diltm
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MANY
STRANGERS
IN SALEM
Motonnan Coninients on In
quisitive Visitors
Innumerable Questions Asked
About Prison
"In tho last six weeks there have
beon more strnnners In Salem than I
have seen for many yenrs." sold a Sa
lem motonnan this morning. "These
Visitors appear particularly Interested
lu tho state penitentiary, nnd rldo ovor
the State-street lino more than any
other street car line. They ask more
questions concernlmiK the manno
incut nnd discipline of the prison
than ono parson could attompt to an
swer. They all Insist on a recital of
the details of tho escape of Tracy nnd
Meirlll. At first I thoiiRht these ex
tensive Inquiries were prompted by
curiosity, but inoro recent develop
ments have convinced me that the In
quirers had other motives. While I
never mnlto it practice of giving any
Information about tho prison, other
than In n Konornl way, I hnvo refused
to answer nonrly all questions from
strnnKors concerning Oregon's penal
Institution since men have boon soon
attempting to scnle the prison wall at
IllKllt.
"Only u few evonlngs ago, a stranger
rodo on my car to tho prison, and ho
swamped me with questions, but re
ceived no grent amount of satisfaction
from me. After making general In
quiry nhout tho prison and Its inun
iiKomont, lu respect to custom nnd
discipline without the onclosure he he-
Kan to quiz me about tho Interior of
the institution, to what extent the
walls were guarded, and, although It
was after 7 o'clock lu the evening, ho
Inquired If he would be allowed to go
within the prison enclosure, and visit
the place where (luard Jones was mur
dered on the wall. I informed him
that he most certainly could not visit
the scene nt that hour of the night,
and, my time having expired, I started
on my return trip to tho city, leaving
the Inquisitive Hliiinger sizing up tlio
jirison from without.' '
An additional guard has been em
ployed nt the penitentiary, llyron IC.
I.oomls has accepted a position nu
wall guard. This makes the fourth ox
tra gum d that has begun work nt the
prison since the escape of Tracy and
Meirlll.
Not Very Probable.
The Ashland Town Talk of Mntiirilay
says:
Many iwople believe that Tracy, the
escaped convict, was In Ashland Inst
night A man answering the pub
lished description of Tracy was here,
and he had two companions. The
tlirw entered the cigar store of Thorn
ton & lllhlreth and after leaving Cons
table M. N. hong and others came to
the conclusion that Tracy had been
right here and had llowu.
The description of Tracy was looked
up and this man surely answers It.
There Is ample reason to believe
that It was Tiacy and his pals, for they
have been lost to the Washington
lMe for two or three days.
o
Mr. T. l Cavanatigh ami family have
moved to their farm near Tinner for
tin summer.
I'm (llrl Vliu I3rer I'fclll-r.
Mr Charlus Whymper, the well
k. vu engraver and animal imlnlor,
( hi the fullowlng anecdote Kme yuars
igo "I dliunl at M-. StHiuul so's nt
llUhtiHle lawt nlKlit. and as a mark of
honor his eldest daughter was assign
ill to me to take down to dinner. She's
a brUht girl, and I gut along ery nice
ly with her and ltdy ItUtherliiKtun on
the other side until the ladled were on
the eu of retiring to the drawing
room I uus talklug almut the beauti
ful M-euery near the houw, the views
from the windows, the Hue air. when
MUh suddenly said. M tuluk I ijet
prettier every day, don't youl
"Wkut could ske mean? I did not
darv to answer her. so I said- '1 beg
your pMtilen. What did you say?
" '1 said I think 1 get prettier every
day
There was no luietaklug her Herds,
so 1 siuwerwl. 'Yea. Iittleed. you get
prettier, sud uo woiuler In such freed
air and'- Juet then she caugut Iter
tuih.is oy, and, with the other la
dle. nIi. left the loom. As she went
eut she looked over her khoulder with
such a w Itherlng scorn lu her eye that
I knew I had put wy foot In It Mime
how TUep It Maebeil upon uie that I
bad luUuuderetuod her She bad drop
ped an 'b ' What khe had eald was not
a hilly wuiplliueut to kereelf The soo
touee really was, i thlak lllghgnte
Hretiler mrf day. "ChaaibKi' Jour
nal. o
A. M. Cleunh. Undertaker. 107 State
street. Phone Main 1361, Salem. Ore-
gen. sueeessor to D. E. Huntsinoer.
Resldenee -roadway and Mill. North
Salem. Phone Main Ml.
Walnut Slice
la all tbe raw in the Rast ami u-d
waking It fresh every day.
UK.SU1. fHNOOIIU
bTANUOAHA5IBLS ,
I'llPrBRMINT OUBWS
Pit A NUT ORI
Wti QMX OK K Ail 8
Uive hs a trial if wo u.t uJ ...
Idles aud keareaw.
FLEUR DE LIS . . . j
Ht State Street.
THE
RISE IN
HOPS
Conditions Are Favorable to
' "Bear" the Market
Speculators Will Unload When
Prices lAre Right
The lSugeno Ouard, whose editors
are hop growers, sizes up tho present
hop situation as follows.
While the general character of the
hop market is favorable to the grow
ers, and there aro unmistakable signs
tlmt uood nrlces must prevail this
year, still thero are some fenturos of
the market that both buyers and grow
ers mny woll look on as more or less
feverish. That thore Is speculation In
the present frantic attempts to secure
contracts cannot well bo donled, und
while such Is the case prlcos may go
either up or down, regardloss of tho
available supply. As we seo In all
speculative markots, the "bulls" have
been In the snddle during tho past few
weeks, and have forced pricoa up on
this coast While this Is the case,
there Is no evidence of such action In
the Kant.
The firm of Llllonthnl & Co.. of San
Francisco, aro gonornlly looked upon
as the "hulls" In tho prosont dealings.
Conditions nre favorable for them to
"bear" tho market, and they have
been fortunnte enough to place thorn
selves In position to profit by the
transaction. They have, according to
reports, more than GO.nno bales of
1901 hops, which is tho hulk of tho
holdings at tho prosont time. Thoy
see that brewers have not sufUclont
without their holding, and nro forcing
up the price, not only by holding what
they have, but by offorlng to buy.
These 1iohi now being held cost not
to exceed 10 cents por pound, or
about $20 a bale, or a total of $1,000,
000 for the present holding of this one
llrm. Hy forcing the price up to 20
cents, they have already mndo a profit
Moon
HOiMS'm
Munv a hard working young woman
spends lu-r noon hour in an endeavor to
get a little rest to carry her through the
remaining hours of the day. bhe is
weak anil weary, but she cannot give up
the occupation which supports her. She
must go back to the office and the type
writer, to the store and its duties, with
tireMHtie customers to unit on and ex
acting employers to please.
1'or people who are weak and run
down there is no medicine so valuable as
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
It cures diseases of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition.
Many diMHtses in organs remote from the
stomach have their origin in a diseased
condition of the stomach and its allied
organs. When the stomach is "weak"
there is a failure to protx-rly digest and
awimllate the food which is eaten.
Hence the whole body, and each organ
of it, Millers from lack of nutrition, so
that as a consequence of "weak" stom
ach, there may be " weak" lungs, "weak"
heart, "weak" or torpid liver, "weak"
nerves, etc. Hy cunug diseases of the
stomach ami other organs of digestion
and nutrition, "Golden Medical Discov
ery" enables the assimilation of the
nutriment necessary for the requirements
of a healthy body. It increases the ac
tivity of the blood-making glands, and
so increases the supply of blood wliich
is the vital lluul of the body.
There is no alcohol in the "Discovery"
ami it is entirely free from opium, co
caine, and all other narcotics.
Sick and ailing people eHcially tboie
auffenug from disease in its chrome form
are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter
rv All corresitondeuce is held as
strictly pnvute and sacredly confidential,
AddreM Dr. H V llerce. Buffalo, N. Y.
Theie is no similar offer of free med
ical adwee which has behind it an in
stitute of national note such as the lu
aluU' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
lluHalo, N Y., presided oer by Dr.
Pierce, its chief consulting physician,
with the atsistauce of nearly a score of
skilled specialists.
"Tho WonUorfu! MoUIolno."
1 mux aam Kiul few llm la yon to let
M Wttuw hour t aw nltiug luue siacctaktujt
Ike wouitcrlul MMttwlM wkk-a curwt k two
vmr o - writes Ml4 Httltw KUtor. of M
kralusMmi m Umu4,Mo 1 till cotoiaue
la viy ifooj hotlih sad think thre U mrt a
twtr mrUKiur on Mrth iIuh Or Hnt'
UuUIra MrJioil IMacuvtcy W would wet be
without il ta th hous, smt Uo the tk.rU
' tclfet
I hare fctMtiMjnJ.l IW vir-'t IUJ.
Ucdwtl Wscwvcry to auay frlaU. sad Uwv stt
e
hiak tl will do Jum wlut U claim! tut it.- It
th tant thlaa tot aenroaww. tad far
wal
iuu tiuwa coajluoa that aay bo4)- cnwU
want
. m .v.y wiiuw au waib mm MHH-
mi i ivv nvr mm vt iir rtcrcv't UoUta
"i "") aau u )uh mit ma awl
a atw prtauu H eta a aroa mw list
acw MumI l caa auw wurV all dy loaf w
oat Miu th lat kM UiJ lu (act ISM
ih. ma
M uiotlicr wa alao rur4 bj tt of a mn W4
Ut ol ttoauaa troabl about lkic in ara
I Ihaak. -ou a thuuaaaJ Uaiw (or waat yM luvc
Joa fuf ate aad ior oor kiud adic
Wastod to a Skoloton.
Ahuat ux yrara agu my health hihwl. wM
ill" Allha K iira .4 Cuunuwa. Harfaftl
Co Mar) bail I tcpt 1,-Htiag Juwa low aa4
Kiwr uaol I OMtkt K(cty walV acniM th
Sol m ithoul tnuUac- aad koui( ht hratUt.
My homt ykymvBh prMKwav-J mwal 4.
hilil) aad catarrh . tkc thruat bat aliaaach h
UU all a couht. a kulcd toa rU as t
mm .amw iiwm, out til ui ad aH. I
wmm wwua
rat4 away la a ac UMiw Plaally
BMHMdM ia WM. Im IW V V - Zt
aSkiU, N V . which 1 dM imawdiaUiy AmXm
iac4tag hat rm Uad adnct I cuaaal the
aa ui hb ' UuhSra Mwbcal Utwwwrr) ' aJ Pa-
yiu. ,"ti,i," ' l u,' vottsw
lit UMtdVa MadK-al Uiwuvrn ' aad kia aTllu
Swvrst rtaaenptua aa4 tu-Oay I aw a tm
wuwaa I . ararul) thaat i'mIwIUi Matec
tjt my (und hJlh
Dr. Pierce's Common Ss Medical
Ailriaor ia sent v on rcst of ssuBMpa
to my exiMNte of HtailiNK ewy. Soad
ai oKKt etmnos for tkebook Ir cloth
MHoW. or it stavapa for the mmt cov
ered vvliiwe. AddreM Dr. R. V. iHerw. '
8-eTalo, N. V.
A I f The
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NERVES GAVE WAY
PE-RU-NA CURED,
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'A. jbm
Jllss Anenetli Brady, Cor. Sec. Illi
nois Woman's Alliance, linil
Headache, Hnckachc and
Serious Indigestion.
Miss A. Urady, Corresponding Secre
tary Illinois Woman's Alliance, write!
from ZTSi Indiana avenue, Chicago, 111.
"Last year trom continued strain In
literary work I became very much ex.
hausted, my nerves seemed to glvt
way, and I had backache, headacltt
and serious Indigestion.
"One of my Mends suggested that i
try Peruna. It certainly acted llkt
magic on my system. i
"Within ten days I felt new Hie anc
health given mc; and by taking an oc
caslonal dose of and on when I tea
extra tired, I keep my system In pen
feet order." MISS A. DRADY.
Mrs. Fannv Klavodatecher, of Sum
mltsvllle, X. V., write n follews:
"For three months I suffered wltli
pain In tho back and In tho region of the
kldnoyn, and a dull preying sensation
In tho alxlomcn, and other symptoms ol
pelvic catarrh.
Hut after taking two bottles of Peru
na I am entirely well, better than I ovei
was." Mrs. Fanny Klavndatschur.
Send for "Health and iicauty," wriueu
especially for women by Dr. S. H. Hart
man, President Hartmau Sauitarlum,
Pnlumbus.O.
of $1,000,000. It Is Impossible to sur
mise what price thoy nre holding for.
but whatever It Is they will certainly
unload when the times are right. Then
It may bo no Biirprlso to see a tattling
of prices for a time.
As we have seen In a somewhat sim
ilar case recently In ho Chicago corn
pit. pi ices can bo pushed by specula
tors to a price higher than the con
sumptive domain! will warrant, dates
pushed July corn until he could clear
up a million nnd a half, and tlion let
go. Why cannot the same thing he
done with hops?
The prlco of hops Is good, and must.
In all reason, romaln so for some time
to come, but evon whilo it Is so It Is
not always wise for growers to placo
over-confidence In a market when
speculation is rife. Such times are at
tended with more or loss danger. When
heavy speculators engage In such bnt
ties there Is hn-ind to ho a big win
ning on one side nnd n big losing on
the other. The courso for tho grower
Is to sell what ho has whon tho fever
Is high. Hy this Is not monnt con
tracting. It hns always proved better
to sell hops In the hale than hops on
paper.
The price may keep up until the
new crop Is ready for maiket, which
Is to bojiopod. Hut If the "bulls"
above referred to should let go what
they have and go to "hearing" the
market, the result may bo different.
Minor Mention
Local Import
Isadora Oreenbaum has purchased
the business of the Ladles' Dawiar. on
State street, and will consolidate the
store with his Coinmerclal-stieet
house.
Lost. A side comb, studded with rrys
tals, somewhere between S. I', depot
and Commercial street. Finder will
please leave at Journal olllce.
723 .It
D. E. Huntslnger. funeral director,
156 Court street. Phone Main 801.
nesiaence 390 Court street.
phone
2181 Black.
Manning & Fornuaoit
plete line of builders'
their new store
have a torn
hardware at
7-81-tfdw
RINEMAN'S DAROAIN3.
Bulk Cocoanut
15c per lb.
Petite Prunes, 8 lbs.,
36 c
Pink Beans, 10 lbs.,
25c
Small White Beans, 8 Its.,
25c,
Good Flour, per sack,
70c
Black Flos, ner lb..
5c
Italian Prunes, 8 lbs.,
25c
Good Cooking Molasses, per flalten,
30c
Fancy Table Syrup, per gallon.
50c
Macaroni, No, 1, Urge size boxes
white or yellow, per box, 35c
Scotch Oats, per pkg.
10c
Jumbo Mush,
Four paokagea 25 cents.
Bring ua your butter and eggs. ye
pay klghost saarket uric, cask or
merchandiser
. T. RINEMAN
Straw
AT
Half
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BV,H.l1"" , , lv
t price, nacn uuc ia pi--v
DUSTERS
. . ...j .,
in sizes tip to ho, anu
J good economy to have one.
Summer Coats
rum. m nnri biir
Ul llllli uiw.i u
foriable and at
men.
Be com
table.
Bathing
In past years have been
t We've a fine line lor prospective :.......
ISalecR Woolen Mill SfoPeii
254-256 Commercial Street.
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ij wheels as often as they need it ii
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; : low er than can be found elsewhere : :
Coaster brakes put on $5,50
G. J. Heavy tread casing S3.50
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Vatty Store
ANNORA M. WELCH
Tbe Variety Store a, o
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Hats
price
stoie will now be sold at luJf I
marked. It's a snap.
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p.. .
msn - for slim nun and stout;:
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tne same time . ..
Suits
difficult to obtain in Salem.
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Only a few left. The last
lot of Automatic Refrigerators
came in a few days ago, but
only a few remain. There is
plenty of hot weather ahead,
so don't delay if you want an
automatic. The good kind.
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GOLD DUST FLOUR
THE SDNEYMpdOWER COMPA
Sldne, Oregon.
Made for family uso. ask 7
grocer for it Bran a00
shorts always on baud.
A, T. WALN Ascent
132 State St. Telephone 131