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HON. J. H. SET'TLE
MIER OF WOODBURN
Republican Candi-date for the Legislature
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After all, the thing I
like best about "FORCE"
is the enjoyment I get
from eating it.
It makes little difference
how "good" a food is if
you don't like it.
I've met mighty few
people who don't like
"FORGE."
f Ton can relish "FORCE" for tonter time, without change, th
any other food I know or.
But it lin't such a bad notion, now and then, to awltch off ont
' aomethlns cite for a day or to f
Bvn though you can't change to anytfilnff quite to good.
In tho Interests of the whole state ap
Well as tho county, and for those who
ask for economical aha remedial legis
lation. Uncle Je3S0 Settlemler will he apt
to be a little .close In handing out
the stato funds', and a few such men
are needed In. the delegation. Ho Is
a lmrmonlzlnc hind of a man, and
will make a good bell-wether for tho
Marlon county delegation, and If the
younger boys follow his advlco a little-
It won't hurt the party, and will
tond to encourage the taxpayer. Ho
is one of the safest and' best men
on tho ticket
As a member of the state fair board
ho would not tolcrato anything but
fair and square horse racing, no mat
ter what some others would let go
through, and If he could hod down
that board composed of five of tho
most exeprlenced men In tho state,
ho will come pretty near holding
others as well as himself, somewhere
near tho chalkllne. Mr. Sfettlemier
1b not advertised as a man noted for
his charities, but Inquiry shows that
in hl3 own part of thocounty ho has)
done things of a substantial charac
ter, for many of his neighbors not so
blessed with this world's goods aa
he has been.
For Weak, Languid People. ,
Wcakj sickly people often remarked
"If I could only get something that'
would nourish me and' glvd tnd
strength," they do not know why, but'
the food they eat is of no benefit to
them, They gain no flesh, and 'tool
no stronger. The fact Is tho stomach!
Iff too weak to' perfdnri Its work. Arid
tho little appetite thoy once had: la
tinnn pnno. Tho blood becomOS" morO
thin and watery,' bringing o'n faint slotc
spells with loss of memory and amblJ
tioh. There is a remedy for all tKla
that -acts In tho rlsht way. It Is called
Dr. Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic,
and is sold by all druggists for 7Bo
per box, or 3 boxes for $2.00. It tufas
the fod'd you' eat into rich, retf bloo&T
making flesh and strength, creating an
appetite because tho system demands,,
sustenance. '..;.. '
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The picture of thi3 gentleman
shows him to be a much better-looking
man than he really is, as ho is
not much smoothor than a shagbark
hickory in his every day working
clothes. Tho prosperous founder of
Woodburn went there In 1863 and for
a time lived in a log house, and ever
since has taken a deep interest in
everything that would advance the In
terests of what is now a city of 1200
Inhabitants. He ha3 not only had tho
welfare of this city at heart, but has
spent time and money in assisting In
tho progress of Marion county and
tho state. He was one of the main
factors in pulling the State Board of
Agriculture out of the mire and mak
ing tho state fair a success. Every
where he is recognized as a man of
exceptional ability and of Bound,
practical ideas. As a representative
of the people in the legislature ho
will make a careful lawmaker. He
will take into that body tho opinions
of nn observant man who knows tho
views and wants of the masses and
taxpayers. A vote for him is a vote
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1 1 We Ate Going
I To Move
To the new quarters now being built nexHto the X
Statesman huildlng, therefore we have in progress
A Removal Safe;
I Notice our show windows, and inside, the Jbig table
of bargains.
Fresh Roasted Coffee and Fine Teas a Specialty
I Yokohama Tea Store
I Phone 24: ti Black. Free delivery.
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Just Arrived
$11.85
A Picture of Comfort
We have all the cooking utensils
that are adapted specially for
Gas Stoves if you want them.
A GAS STOVE from every point of view, is the most
economical for the wage earner, besides the added comfort,
saving of time, quickness in preparing meals and at any hour.
Strike
If you think the Gas Company
is your enemy, you make a great
mistake. It's to their interest to
have all users of Gas, satisfied
users. We will show you how
to read your meter so you can
know exactly how many feet
you burn.
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Salem. Hear what those people say. We'll tell you about
them and you can learn he truth. You need not take our
word for it. It will pay to investigate.
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costing you nothing, and you
only use tt when you have need
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