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GROWERS'
UNION
iploy a Manager to Open
tetter markets fori heir
Products
there was. a large meeting of tho
cm truu union aaiuruay at tne
Rehouse of tho Capital Commission
apany, on South Commercial
let. All the officers were present,
piling the board of directors and
Eretary Jas. M. Kyle. Tho proceed-
1$ or tne meeting wero very satis-
lory, and tho 40 members present,
resenting nearly 20 acres of cher-
strawberries and othor small
its unanimously endorsed the ac-
of the board of directors In so-
ting a secretary, and deciding to
him a salary and expenses for
H
Igestlon,
stlpatlon,
Ipepsla and
6k Kidneys
foes to good
Btb. Cure
at once
taking tho
iers. it
er falls
in tho
It severe
Doctors
torso It.
a bottle. It Is also unqualed as a
(Tentative of Malaria,
time actually employed looking 'afteri
the Interests of tho ' growers. ',Mr.
Kyle, under direction , o'f thq board,
left Sunday morning'' for Pugot Sound
and other, places to learn the condi
tions of tho trade, and find openings
for the large Salem crop. Tho union
proposes to light for a better mnrket,
and will make arrangements to ship
largo tpjantltles of berries direct to
the trade In the larger centers 'of dis
tribution. A committee on tho good
of the union was appointed, consisting
of W. 0 Price, drover Hemsley and
H. Bartholomew.
The members propose to adopt a
plan similar to other unions, of pro
tecting their members, and dealing
only with firms that sell the Union
product. The price for admission to
membership was reduced1 to $1.00, and
the members are all to canvass their
neighbors and get them Into the
Union. There was strong expression
of sentiment against selling berries
to the Salem cannery at three cents
a pound. At this price the grower
cannot make any money, and tho
Union proposes to ship elsewhere if
they have to take that price.
YOUNG
WOMAN
CHOSEN
Sitters
Indian War Veterans Meet.
The annual meeting of Bennett
Camp, No. 8, Indian War Veterans,
was held last Saturday, at the city
hall, and several Important measures
adopted. Wm. Townsend was elected
captain, and Col. Shaw, of Vancouv
er, was recommended for grand com
mander, It was also resolved that
the camp attend tho grand encamp
ment as delegates.
Salem Woman's Club I lects
Officers and Creates
Library Board
Irving M. Glenn
Oregon's peerless baritone will sing
the bass solos in tho Golden Legend
Fever and Hear him next week at the May Festi
val.
Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year.
ijgHIM THE FAMILY'S FAVORITE MEDICINE ,
10c.
25c, 50c
CANDY CATHARTIC
BEST FOR THE BOWELS
AU
Druggists
anted
mmediatcly
Friedman's
BOO men with ?5 each, with which to buy our $8.00 suits.
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iWanted 100 men with ?7.50 each, to buy our ?12.50 suits.
Wanted 50 men with $9,00 each, to buy our $15 00 suits. , Z
(Wanted CO laborers with C7c each to, buy our 75c strlped'ovPeralls an J
Jumpers. ' . '
Wanted 49 laborers to buy our best King overalls at, 49c per pair.
Wanted 200 men to buy our Pacific Coast overalls at 4Cc per pair.
Wanted 100 painters to take bur painters' suits at C2c each.
Wanted 100 carpenters to take our aprons at 17c each.
Wanted 75 children to tako our little ovoralls at 19c por pair.
Wanted 500 stylish gentlemen to wear our 15c collars at 9c each",' en J
best 25c cuffs at 13c, also our best neckwear at 19c each.
Wanted 200 men to wear our best President suspenders at 41c per pair.
For tho first time in the history of
the organization, a young woman has
been chosen president of tho Salem
Woman's Club, Miss, Moore being n
popular young society leador, and suc
ceeds Mrs. Cuslck, who succeeded
Mrs. Geer. Tho election was held
Saturday, and extended Into tho late
hours of tho afternoon, in. the parlors
of tha First Presbyterian church
and officers wero elected for tho en
suing year as follews: President,
Miss Caltsta Mooro; vice-president,
Mrs. R. J. Hendricks; secretary, Mrs.
A. A. Leo; assistant secretary; Mrs.
A. W. Prescott; treasurer, Mrs. L. S.
Lyon; board of directors, Mrs; R. B.
Houston, Mrs. C E. Wolverton. ,and
Miss Lillian Applegate.
The report of tho library committee
was received, showing that several
hundred volumes of good books, and
numorous periodicals had already
been subscribed for the reading room,
which Is to be fitted up in the city
hall. The club cieated a separato or
ganization to bo known as tho Salem
Public Library Association. Tho offi
cers arc a president and six trustees,
who aro elected annually by tho Sa
lem Woman's Club. This board of
trustees has charge of tho library, and
will elect a secretary, treasurer and
librarian. Tho officers Ohosen yester
day were: President, Mrs. C. L.
Brbtol-Kelliher; trustee, Mrs. L. A.
Morse, Mrs. P. H. Raymond, Mrfi.
Geo Irwin, Mrs. Alice Traver, Mrs.
F. W. Waters and Mrs. T. T. Geer.
A comprehensive set of by laws
was adopted giving the duties of each
officer of the association, and tho
manner In which the library is to bo
conducted, fees to be charged, etc.
The Salem club has had a very pros
perous existence, and for the pa3t
year has identified itself with several
progressive movements, among them
being a public library, pictures In tho
public schools, and higher grades In
the public schools. No city In the
state has a more substantial class of
women In this movement, and they
aro exerting an Influence tho commu
nity has very much needed.
Tho association expects to have ev
erything in readiness for an open
ing next Friday evening. A short
program will be arranged at tho city
hall, and tho public Is cordially in
vited to come. Thoso having bookB
to 'donate to the library aro requested
to send them in this week, or kindly
notify the association, and the boolcs
will be sent for.
80FTNE88 OF 8EAL8KIN.
la XUrnlcd by Iranian Ilnlr Where
Dnndruff U Eradicated.
Sealskin is admired tho world over for
Its softness and glossiness; and yet the
human hair is equally as soft and glossy
when healthy; and the radical cause of all
hair trouble Is dandruff, which Is caused
by a pestiferous parasltfi" that saps the
vitality of tho hair" at Its root. Nowbro'u
Herplcldejs tho only preparation that Is
fatal to ttfo dandruff gernf. Without dan
druff there Is no falling' hair, but a lux
uriant growth of glossy, soft hair Is cor
tain. Scouring tho scalp won't euro dan
druff. Kill the dandruff germ. Thous
ands of women owe thc!r beautiful suits
of hair to Newbro's Herplcldo. Sold by
leading druggists. Send 10c. In Btamps
to Tha Hcrplclde Co., Detroit, Mich.
Tnlel J. Fry. Special Asent
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The Box Office
Will bo open Friday morning at 9
o'clock for reservation of tickets by
suscrlbors only, at tho Burghardt
Book Store.
SUMMER SCHOOL
The first term of the Capital
Summer Normal opens May 2d,
and will continue eight weeks. Tho
second term opens Juno 27th, to
continues untill tho August exams.
Classes will bo formed In all tho
branches required for Stato and
county papers, and in Latin,
Stenography and Type-writing.
Address J. J. Krnps, Supt. B. T.
Moores, Prof. Matthews.,
! Breaking prices on china to prevent breaking the chinal
it w ,. . r. y1 ' ' i i.
during removal, all for buyers benerit. uur new siorc
is oeing rapidiy uuiu uui uv,a w... v..KK. .r -j $
at present prices.
SEE THE SHOW WINDOW
! Yokohama Tea Store j
Phone 24 Black.
miiminMnm
Free delivery.
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HOW IT STICKS.
Salem Haa Found It Hard to
Off.
Hfll8ill8HIHHr
ii Oregon Raised
;! Clover Seed
As the weather has set
tled the farmers who wish
to sow clover seed will
need to supply themselves
quickly.
We offer a fine quality
of very reasonable prices.
Other farm and garden
seeds in quantities to meet 2
all demands at
Savage & Fletcher i
Dealers In
FLOUR, GRAIN AND 8EED
322-324 Commercial Street.
illbalt's Jferr
! ! The ferry boat fs now In operation, day or night,
! roads good and driving fine. Take the short cot io j
! points in Polk coanty.
II A. D. Pettyjohn, Prop, j
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90 per cent of all cases treated at
Boswel! Springs ate Cutedf f
Capt. Ben'D. BosweU, '
Proprietor and Manager,
Boswell P. O., Dotfglas Co., Oregon
HI HUH II Millie 1 HIM I H-l I II i I I IIH-II II USUI IH
I joxxst S3ECOXicrB6r3ai S
MERCHANT TAILOR
Ooera House Block.
Experienced cutter and fitter-
Will i
ine, pressing aati
Court Steet
Barintee all work Also clea-repalria?.
nni.jnnuietiminii)n i i8innni
Shake
Wc have extra bargains o yoti in fan
cy oveshits, in undeweat, stationery
and notions; extraordinary bargains in
bats at
FRIEDMAN'S
1 49 State Stf eet
Tne strongest Coffee in tiie market
for 2SO is
Silver Plume Blend
Fresh Roasted and for sale only by
dl THE SALEM COP FEE ROASTER,
"u.it: cm Main, I. o. O. P. Temole. Court St.
Hard to bear, harder to get rid of.
is nny itChlllC Bkln Pnmnlntnt nnia
ma or itching piles.
Doan's Ointment relieves and cures
all itchiness of tho skin. Scores of
people endorse this statement.
Mrs. Dr. M. Amos, residing nil
Ea3t Second street, lAbany, eays:
"I had for quite a long time a oro
over my eyo, and while it wafe not
painful, it was very annoying and I
wanted to rid myself of it. I hap
pened to read an advertisement about
Doan'a Ointment and got a box. Its
use cured me. Tho sore entirely
healed up. I know that Doan's Oint
ment does all that Is claimed for it
I have used Doan's Kidney fills for
dull heavy aching across my loins,
and while they did not cure' me, I
think them a very good remedy. You
may refer to mo as ono whq can
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills and
Plenty more proof like this from
Salem people. Call at Dr-. Stone's
drug Btoro and ask what his custom
era report.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. nnffnin
XT V . . . '
. i., Boie agents for the
States.
Remember the
take no other.
New Arrivals
Latest Weaves and Colorings in
Couch Covers Tafcle Covets
and Potiees, new Pottietzs
Leather and Rope.
in
in
United
name Doan's and
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HiiiiminininH-M-M.fr
i ; Sidney
Hayes
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(Lat of Chicago Conservatory)
located at present In Salem,
teacher of violin, mandolin and
guitar. Pupils desiring aclon
Uflc instructions at moderate
rates address or call at Wills'
Moio Store. 'Phono 26C4 Main
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As To Carpets
You will make no mistake by placing yottt
catpet fcttsiness with s. We ae Better than
eve prepared to take cae of the carpet or
ders at any ptice itom 25c
pet y&td p to the finest
grades of Azministers and
Savoneries. We will appe
date an eariy and ftril investi
gation. '
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