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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. TTESDAr, FEBRUARY 21. 1011.
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The Doctor's Answers On
Health'and Beauty Questions
By Dr. Theodore Beck
Tta twim nnnwfn! Mow r item-nil In elmrarter;
thf yin)totnii or 1 1 - art? gfrm umi aim wen will apply
to nay crnte ot glinllar ii(urn
Hium wltihlnK ftirthw advlrf, fw, rna yailIrt Ir. Thm
Bivk. t'olIKe Hid.. CollK KIwmm! Nt. Iniytun. Ohio, en
thmlnn lf adilrfHl envelope for renlr N qupitlona will
I annwrml iinietw full name and aiMrnw la kIvmj. Initial
or noiu de plume will Iw ul In nnnwr-ni. Th prem-rlp-ttnnn
can o flilwl at any wU ntwk-d drug tor. Auj
druicicUt oau on It of wbotcaaler.
i
Amlmia Grtrurt: H mnNt Indwl l
Mub4rradnit to Ih aliort of utaturt and
har a bual meitHtirenM'iit of 40. Vou au
r-dum tli fat wliMrevnr prornlnfot by llir
iw of tbe followlrtf for a jhtIm! of nvmtl
loontha: ArouiHflc Kllxlr.5 Ozh., (Jlycol Ar
bolen 1 : Mix.
Kor the ftrat thro dya tko ft ti
poouftil Iwfur; or after ineiiltt, ami thit
afler tak two. 1 do not know of tuiytiilug
twttT or an ft r to redure atiNrl1oua IVhIi.
Aloft A: I am certainly not akfptlfftl
and 1 kuow that u ojrly iIhvcI'M'! lut
can b I nc muted ly proper treat infnt.
Vou aliauld oot I dltM-ouraxd. 'icy tliix:
Tloctura of i.'uiloinerif Comp. (not 4'ard
mora), 1 III, Glycerine 2 (., Kxmwuti'r 3
., llorm a ffaiouful. Mi lull t wilier,
Hhake and apply to Die IjunI and anna and
neck, mftHHatfiiiK until a unttMJoiifiit hua
Ix-fn aiaorlwd. TIimi wiimIi tlm parta with
warm wfltr and follow with a vlKoroua
dimahh of olive oil or nhtH'p'rt tallow. Do
thla mornlnK and night for m vera I iiiontlm
If neceHnary and y uti chji IncreHH? 4 to il
lochm.
Mrn. RIlKalH'th: If yon have puln nnd
ahi In the haak and dull puln In rlfflit
aide arrompanlfd liy HliortiifHH of hreuth,
burnhiK and b welling ftft und nnklfa yon
are uffciliirf from dUordfred kidnya and
IItt. lhtr ayuiploum urn ptilufiil Hiltchfi,
InflauiHl yvu, puffs uudr yH or dHi-k
circle, nervoua hMiduchca, Irrltnhlltty, fev
er, fblllH. wearlnfHN unconlrolliiltlt. Hinnrt
nz, or fmiifiit urluutlou, I'iMiMtiputlon, He.
Have thla tilled fur tin kidney (rouble :
Fluid Kit met Unchu, 1 Oz., Compound
Kluld Italinwort, I in., Hyrti HnrHapiirllla
romp. 4 Oxh. Mis ttixl tuke lOHMpoonfiil II
r 4 time dully.
Kor the liver and roimttpnllon Inm thla
filled: Aromatic Klubl of Camnm 1 Hz.,
Comp. riaeinu Cnrdlitl 1 ., Klull Kxtritet
Mandrake 1 dram, Aromatic Syrup Him
liarh i (l7.a. Mix and take 1-2 to 1 teua
poonful 'A or 4 tlmeM dally.
Mm. Hell N. W : The HyuiptoniH you de
acrlhe, all IndlciitP liullt'Htlon and coiiHtl
patlon. Weak atonuicli and inactive howelH
CHUNe much mlaery mid tit ill dlaenHea.
Hucb ayuiptouia m aln under left Mhoiild
er, aour rUliiKH, yua helchlnic. lieadaehe, dlx
aluma, hloutliiK, ht'urt palim, foul bmitb,
nrvouaneHH, HleeplenHncHH and weukru'toi can
aoon tw overcome. Ohtuln a tube of ;i grain
'J'ahlela Hulptierh (not aulphtir) and take
ua per directions enclosed. TheHe tiibleta
lire tine for chronic conattpntlon. Alao ob
tain of dniKKlMt a packatfe of TuhletH Trio-
1eptln and ttike a per directions, 1'erHlHt
n thla treatment a few wecka and your good
health la mire to return.
Teddle II : Your trouble la due to Indl
geatlon and conHllpatluu. I Met or line Name
treatment h Mra. Ilelln N. W.
Kthel It: I inn kIuiI to know that your
friend lucreimwl her wclKht by 'Jh potiudH
In eight Week. Vex, you can line the A
grain Uyjm Nuclnne Tnbleta, the anine aa
Consumption Often Develops
From Pneumonia
Comumptlon remllly attnrki thonn who
liava IihU Piieuiuuniu. Muny an ITerera
from tuberculosis nlvo a liiHtury of liuv
tnir had pneumunlu. The lunxs thin
weakeintl uro more easily ntlavked by
the terms that ruuso cunsumptlun.
For ull thoMe with "weuk Iuiiks." cspe
dally those who have hud piiuumoiilu,
ckman'a Alterative Is the appropriate
remedy. Cures of consumption are ac
complished by Uckmun'a Alterative. Hut
tuke It In time. Therp Is no wisdom In
waiting until TubrrvuloKls Is estMbllnh
il. tiealth Is never fully valued until
sickness comoa. A remarkable recovery
follows: 4240 l'owelton Ave., Phlla., Pa.
Uetitlemen: "I wlnh I had known of
Frkmun's Alterative two yours atro.
Uliu-e tuklns; It I have trained twimty
clKht pounds and I cannot but be -er
thankful to you and the AtmlRhty Qui
for the graat blusslng and chunue of
liealth It lias brought m."
(SUned) TIIOMA8 RE1LI.V.
Kok man's Alterative cures Bronchitis,
Asthma, lluy I'evur; Throat and Luiik
Aftectlons, Aak for hooklot of cured ousea
and write to thn Kcknuin l.ahoratory,
Philadelphia, t'a., for aililltlunul evl.h-n.'o.
Fur bale by all leading diulal and
J. C. PERRY.
Snlem, Oregon
'
I LOW ONE-WAY FARES
Oregon Electric Ry. Points
Daily March 10th to April 10th
Ohlcgo $33.00
Cincinnati! 87.M
Milwaukee. 81.50
St Louis ..' Ji.0
New York 50.00
From other poluts In proportion.
Tell your friends In the east of this opportunity of moving west
on low rata through tickets via Burlington Bouto. Great Northern,
Northern raelflc. "North Bank" and Oregon Electric lines. You can
deposit with me and tlakats wl 1 be furnished people In the east. I
will give detatla on request
C. K. ALB IN,
Agent Oregon Electric Railway.
W. F. COMAN,
Qe'n'l Freight ft Pa. Agt,
Portland, Ore.
ahe flld. The j will Improre your general
health, your complexion and your thin,
watery blood, obtain of any well atocked
druKKbtt.
Hurry W : Treat the hair and scalp
with I'lal it Yellow Mlnyol, obtainable In 4
ttr.. Jam. Thin cure Itrhlng and diunlriiff,
nmka the Imtr nUtay and free from excett
Hlve oil. For many It promote the growth
of hair.
Win. If: From a life In the open nlr to
one of confinement In an ohVe, put you In
need of a good, mild laxative, tonb; nnd
blood purifier to correct chronic constipa
tion and general debility of which you com
plain. The weitkneHH, o of nppetlt. con
Htlpallon, drowzlneHH after eating, headufbe,
faint hmIm and dl.ztin'H can be corrected
by lining It (irain Kulpberb Tablets (not
aiilphur) put up In tube with full dlrec
tlona. Alan tine thla valuable tonic to vi
talize the nervea, Inrrenne the atrenh, cairn
the nilnd, Improve the quality of the hlood
and overcome mental and bodily exhnua
tlon : Com p. Hvrup of HypophoHphHteH ti
t,M., Tincture or Cadomene Conipnind I Oz.
Fluid Italinwort 1 Or,. Mix, ahuke well,
and take a tenHoonful before mealn nnd
tit bedtime. Your condition makes you
very ausceptlble to consumption aud other
fatal maladies, nnd you should start this
treatment at once.
Policeman : Itelng compelled to spend
your lioura of work on your feet la respon
sible for the suffering with sore, tired, lull
ing, sweaty or calloused feet. This m tikes
the quickest relief, and will soon correct bad
odor and other foot troubles: To a gallon
of hot water add a teuspoonful of Anti
septic Vllaue Powder and a tcaHnoonfnl of
salt. Immerse the feet every night or
morning lu or la minutes and dry thor
oughly. This Is a simple, Inexpensive and
sure treatment for anyone.
I. 11 J do not answer uueatlons aniens
real and full name nnd address Is given
me, I never publish such names, but use
Initials or notu de plum.
8. W : You nsk for "the best blood pur1
fler." The hlood niuy be Impure from many
varied sources, and requires different med-b-ines
and combinations of medlclnen. If
your trouble Is scrofulous. I helb-vo Ibis the
best : Aromatic CuHcnm 1 Hr Com. Fluid
of Italmwort I Ox. Syrup Trlfollum Comp.
4 Ozh. Mix; take a teaspoouful 4 times
dully. Continue 4 to II months. If consti
pated, obtain a tube of 'A gin In Tablets Kul
piierb I not sulphur) and tuke os per dlrec
tlona Hecotiipnuvliig.
Farmers Wlfe:-The moat effective and
cheiipeht cough medicine cut) he imule nt
home, by obtaining of druggist, ti '1 l-'J
u. package of KKwnce of Menthn-Lnxcnc,
and made Into a full pint of cough syrup
as per directions accompanying the pack
age. In the post yeHr I have received
hundreds of letters telling me of the great
results obtained from thla simple home
made remedy. It stops n rough and Is n
fine preventative of pneumonia, coldit, etc.
SL'FFRA(JI'?ITES SWARM
IX LEGISLATIVE HALLS
f irsiTRn l-BKaa lkarkd wbi.
Albajiy, N. Y., Feb. 21. Members
of the legislature today are aoeklnu
excuses that will permit them to es
cape the onslaught of sufTragotttn,
which began today. The "votc9 for
women'brlgade plan a wek of cam
paigning, the chief feature of which
will he a hearing tomorrow on the
equal rights constitutional wniontl
ment. n
NEW VOIfK CENTRAL
ALONE AFFECTED
uNiTsn rnnHH i.iahiu wibi
Kansas City, Mo Feb. 21. Presi
dent Franklin, of the International
Brotherhood of Boilermakers, said
toduy that tha New York Central was
the only railroad affected by the boll.
ermakerY strike. He announced that
2000 men would be out by night.
NOTICE
the beautiful fixtures all Ban I tar j
and strictly up-to-dute. Improved
sanitary plumbing In homes hui
lowered the death rate materially la
the last few years, and those who
appreciate health do not full to have
their plumbing refitted with open
fixtures of all kinds. In the fitting
tip of homes with new open plumb
ing we claim to be masters of thf
trade.
3RABER BROS.,
141 8. Liberty. Phone 550
YOU CHOOSE THE ('IT
And we'll do the rest. We want
to BUggst an Idea that may not have
occurred to you. It Is that tho cheap
huts of choice meats are far better
than the bout cuts of poor moat. We
handle tho choicest meats wo can ob
tain. So even our cheapest cuts are
better thivn tho bent of Inferior grades
E. C CROSS & SON
Phone 1880
St Tanl $2J.oo
Kansas City 2J.0O
Omaha 2J.0O
Pea Itolnea 27.83
Indianapolis 3i.jj
$1,250,000 TO E!!PL0IT
THE GREAT NOTWEST
SOUTHKKN PACIFIC TO EXPEXI) VAST SOI TO PEOPLE THE EM
PIRE OF THE WEST IXAWED 1JV FIXAXCIAL PESSIMISTS AND
IXSCAKEI) HY THE VAPID MAUXDERIXGS AXD PREDICTIONS
OF THE SEERS WHO STIR THE WITCHES CALDROX OK PANIC,
AND WITH A KNOWLEDGE OF THE WEALTH OF THE WEST,
WISE RAILROAD MANAGERS BACK THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND
FAITH WITH COfX.
One and a quarter million dollars
for advertising and the resources of
10,000 miles of railroad In one year
is the answer of the directors of the
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
systems to the calamity howler. This
remarkable appropriation, the largest
by far In the history of railroad ad
vertising, spells prosperity in capital
letters for the United States in the
next twelve-month for this stand In
favor of aggressive but Judicious ad
vertising has not been taken without
careful and conscientious weighing of
the business, the crops, the emigra
tion, the rate decision and all kindred
problems which have direct bearing
upon railroad and, incidentally, upon
national prosperity.
The passenger representatives of
the Union and Southern Pacific sys
tems and the Oregon Short Line met
In- Chicago yesterday afternoon and
decided upon the expenditure of
$1,250,000 in advertising tho facilities
offered by these railroad systems and
the Industrial opportunities offered
by the communities and country they
serve during the present year.
.HuiiMKcinciit Is Alert
No hesitating note, this, no croak
ing voice of the pessimist who has
been so largely In evidence during
the past few years of railroad Inquiry
and railroad legislation, but the heal
thy, stimulating and vigorous ex
pression of a strong, courageous
management, unafraid and alert. Too
long has tho emigrant hung on the
borders of the Atlantic coast, too long
has the American farmer boy fol
lowed the call of the wild to Canada,
and today the farm lands of the West
and Northwest are to be faithfully
portrayed, and their opportunities
Bhown to compete with nny section of
the world.
"The $1,250,000 that will be spent
for advertising," said one of the high
officials of the Union Pacific yester
day, "will be divided between the Un
ion and Southern Pacific, the latter
getting three-fifths and the former
two-fifths of the amount. A large
share of It will be devoted to news
paper advertising. Most of It, of
course, will be spent In the United
States, but a considerable sum will
be used in showing the people of oth
er countries the advantages of living
In the Western part of these United
States."
EXTENDING THE
SILVERTON
LOGGING ROAD
IT WILL EVENTUALLY BECOME A
I'AKT OF THE SALE)!, FALLS
CITY & WESTEKN WITH WEST
ERN TEIIMINUS AT SILETZ.
A. J. Fisher returned to his work
on the extension of the Sllverton
Lumber company's logging road this '
morning. With County Surveyor a
H. Horrick, he has been working
there for the past eighteen months.
Mr. Merrick has not been there all the
time, but they have both been the
main spokes In the extension of that
line which now runs 10 miles east of
Sllverton. It will ultimately bo part
of tho Salem and Sllverton line, nnd
with the eastward extension of the
Spauldlng logging road will be part of
the Salem, Falls City and Western,
which In a few years will pierce
through to the Siletz country aud the
Pacific ocean. The granting of the
franchise nt Salem last night is part
of the link that will enable the line
to cross the river at this point, and
will put Salem on another transcon
tinental line of railroad. This makes
Snlem tho railroad center of the Wil
lamette valley and a place where no
one need fear to invest money in
property.
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SOFT, GLOSSY II AIR
It Can Only Be Bad Where There Is
No Dandruff
I Any man or woman who wants
soft, glossy hair must be free of dan
druff, which causes falling hair.
Since It has become known that dan
druff Is a germ disease, the old hair
preparations that were mostly scalp
Irritants, have been abandoned, and
the public, barbers and doctors In
cluded, have taken to using Newbro's
Herplclde, the only hair preparation
that kills the dandruff germ. E.
Dodd. Dickinson, N. D., says: "Her
plclde not only cleanses the scalp
from dandruff and prevents the hair
falling out, but promotes a new
Land Beckons to Hen.
Land beckons to the men of the
cities and the more populous com
munities, who long with all their
hearts for a bit of land to call their
own Difficulties which seem Insu
perable and obstacles apparently In
surmountable vanish when, under the
direction of a capable advertising
manager, the way to the land and
the way to get the land are plainly
shown to the omnlverous readers of
America.
The advertising for each of the
lines composing the systems will be
handled from their respective general
offices and the railroads will co-op-eraet
with local Boards of Trade and
commercial clubs and will cover not
only agriculture, but all lines of In
dustry which will be helpful to the
community.
Gerrlt Fort, passenger traffic man
ager of the Union Pacific and Oregon
Shor Line, lotcated at Omaha; C. S.
Fee, occupying the Bame position in
San Francisco for the Southern Pa
cific; H. G. Kalll, assistant general
passenger agent at Kansas City, and
William McMurray, general passen
ger agent of the Oreogn, Washington
River and Navigation company at
Portland, Oregon, will have the hand
ling of this great advertising appro
priation, and Sam Hutchison, the
general excursion agent, and W. S.
Oassinger, assistant of the airector
of traffic, J. C. Stubbs, both Chicago
men, will see that the "Great Cen
tral Market" Is not forgotten.
"One million and a quarter with
which to get new business," said one
of the Southern Pacific officials last
night. "Ten times the appropriation
of an average year! If that be fore
casting the rate decision, make the
most of it."
This million and a quarter dollars
which will be expended by the Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific systems
during the present year will be
charged to "advertising" on the
books, but the purpose for which this
huge sum Is to be used Is the peop
ling of the Empire of the West the
filling up of the fertile lands of Col
orado, Wyoming, Utah, Oregon, Call
fornla, Idaho, Washington, Nevada
and Montana. Work of this kind Is
building for the future. It is the lat
est and greatest development of the
science of railroading It Is the creat
ing of traffic, both passenger and
freight.
growth. Herplclde keeps my hair
very glossy. 3old by leading drug
gists. Send 10 cents In stamps for
sample to The Herplclde Co., De
troit, Mich. One dollar bottles guar
anteed. J. C. Perry, Druglst
COLONIST
FARES
From the Middle and
Kastern portions of
the United States and
, Canada to
Oregon, Washington
and all the
Northwest
will prevail DAILY
MARCH 10th TO APRIL 10th
over the
SOUTHERN PACIIFC
LINES IN OREGON
From
Chicago at $33.06
St. Louis 32.00
Omuhu 25.00
Kansas City 2S.00
St. Paul 23.00
and from other cities rurrespondlig-
ly low.
Yon Cur PREPAY Fares
The Colonist fares are Westbound
only, but If you have relatives or
friends or employees in the East
whom you desire to bring to this
state, you can deposit the value ot the
fare with your local railroad agent
and an orderfor a ticet will be tel
egraphed to any address desired.
Let the WORLD Kaow
Ot our vast resources and splendid
opportunities for
Hone Building
Call on the undersigned for good
Instructive printed matter to send
East, or give him the addresses of
those to whom you would like to
have such matter sent
wjt. xcxrBB.iT
, Grarral Fasseifer Agtat
Portland Ortgoa
1-20-eod-ft
RICHARD
MADE GOOD
CLEAfJ-DP
SHOWS THAT THE JOHNSON'-
JEFYIUES FIGHT NETTKD THE
PROMOTERS AXD PICTURE
OWNERS $365,000, AXD PIC
TUBES STILL BRING IX GOOD
REVENUE.
DNITID raiSS LS1SVD WIRE.
New York, Feb. 21. With a big
bundle of the "long green' 'tucked
away down in his "jeans," the profits
of the Jeffries-Johnson fight, Tex
Rlckard, the Nepada mining and
sporting man, is today aboard a ves
sel bound for the Argentine Repub
lic, where he Is going into the cat
tle business. Before sailing Rlckard,
for the first time, made public his
profits In the production of the Reno
fight.
"The cost of the fight, including all
expenses," he said, "was $150,000.
The receipts were 1270,000. The
pictures have netted so far $235,'
000. There Is still In the picture
treasury $15,600. Jack Gleain and
I each own a one-sixth Interest in the
pictures, and the picture trust owns
the other two-thirds."
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Manila Opeus Carnival.
Manila, Feb. 21. With thousands
of visitors present from Hong Kong,
Yokohama, Kobe and other points
present, Manila's annual carnival
opened today. In connection with the
festival, a national exposition of Phil
ippine products, the mclvt complete
show ever attempted by the Indus,
tries of the islands, was also opened
today.
HONOLULU TO HAVE
GREAT CELEBRATION
Honolulu, Feb. 21. As a curtain-
raiser for Wednesday's annual Wash
lngton's birthday floral carnival, a
great mask ball will be held here to
night on Alaska wharf, under the
management of the Hawaiian Elks.
Thousands of visitors from Ameri
ca and the Orient are here and the
festival promises to be the biggest In
Honolulu history.
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A COLD WAVE SWEEPS
OVER THE SOUTH
New Orleans, La., Feb. 21. Al
though predictions were for warmer
weather, no end of the cold snap,
which for three days has held the
gulf states In its grip, was In sight
today, and it Is believed that the
damage to crops would total many
thousands of dollars.
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BOSY AS A GIRL
Summit, N. C In a letter received
from this place, Mr. J. W. Church, the
notary public, says: "My wife had
been ailing for nearly 12 years, from
female ailments, and at times, was
unable to leave the house. She suf
fered agony -with her side and back,
We tried physicians for years, with
out relief. After these treatments all
failed, she took Cardul, and gained in
weight at once. Now she is red and
rosy as a school girl." Cardul, as a
tonic for women, has brought re
markable results. It relieves pain
and misery and Is the ideal tonic for
young and old. Try It. At druggists,
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Thirty Years Together.
Thirty years of association think
of it. How the merit of a good thing
stands out In that time or the
worthlessness of a bad one. So
there's no guesswork in this evidence
of Thos. Aiiss, Concord, Michigan,
who writes: "I have used Dr. King's
New Discovery for 3 years, and its
the best cough and cold cure I ever
used." Once it finds entrance la a
home you can't pry It out. Many
families have used it 40 years. It's
the most Infallible throat and lung
medicine on earth. Unequaled for
lagrippe, asthma, hay fever, croup,
quinsy or sore lungs. Price 50c,
$1.00. Trial botle free. Guaranteed
by J. C. Perry, Druggist
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Seeding oats without cleaning is
one prolific source of weed-spreading,
Accused f Stealing.
E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Me.,
boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica
Salve of stealing the sting from
burns or scalds the pain from sores
of all kinds the distress from bolls
or piles. "It robs cuts, corns.
bruises, sprains and injuries of their
terror," ha says, "as a healing reme
dy its equal don't exist.1 Only 25c
at J. C. Perry's Dru Store.
A Kslianis Reined;
FOR
CATARRH
-:i('s Cot Balm
aufcktf as.
Ciin Relwt at One.
I clewiM, soothes,
wU aud protects
-h din -naed niem
xviia matting from Oatarrh and drive)
wv aCoUl iu tha Beat I quickly. Ilestorca
ha 6riuws ot Tut ami S.neU. Full km
0 els. at Drugut or by mail. Liquid
Irwuu llalm fur nt la rioaiixrrs T5 cts.
lirulliers, Wl Warrtu, Street, Jiw York.
Mm
ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT
AVegttable Preparalion firAs
slmilaling iteFootMRcguti
ImgUttStCHnadisaMBowlsof
Promotes DigpstionOicerfur
npss and RestXontalns reilfcr
bpium.Morphine rorMiaeraL
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Aperfect Remedy forCorcfif!
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Exact Copy of Wrapper.
FAIIt GK0UD FEED
GROCERY
AND
5 gal. best Kerosene 70c
Salem flour, Best, sk U-25
Hard wheat, Best Imperial $1.35
17 lbs. best gran. Sugar.$1.00
3 cans Alaska Salmon 25c
3 cans choice Columbus
Tomatoes 25c
3 cans extra Sugar Com... 25c
Extra Sugar Peas, can 10c
3 cans Condensed Milk 25c
3 cans String Beans 25c
2 cans table Peaches 25c
Wisconsin Cream Cheese,
lb 20c
6 lbs. whole grain Japan
Rice 25c
3 lbs. extra choice Dried
Peaches 25c
5 lbs. white Beans (large or
small) 25c
Choice Bacon, per lb 18c
Sugar Cured P. N. Hams. . . .15c
All best government inspected
Oregon Meat
All goods promptly delivered.'
R.N. MORRIS
Phone 1407.
THE BEST
STRONGEST AND MOST
DURABLE SEWER
PIPE MANUFACTURED
SS CEMENT
MADE
GLAZED
SEWER PIPE
It will pay you to inves
vestigate before placing
your order for Sewer
Connections.
Salem Sewer Pipe Co.
205 LIBERTY STUEET
MM?-
Salem's most poular res
taurant THE WHITE HOUSE
We cater to the public who
demand a good meal for a
small price,
Wm. McGilchrist & Sons.
The Bosom Sets
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The stud button holes exactly meet, the neck hand does a
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hind on your neck; button holes exactly meet buttons, '
bulging front, la fact
hlrta. It 1, done with
do not .Tib or burn the
band and bosom to a PERFECT SHAPE. Try the ne
work. Visitors welcome.
Salem Steam Laundry
8o"lh Liberty Steet
13A.16A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
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Celebrated Lent F'irnfw
The Best Heater
It will save you t-ey every day j(
own It. I 'ell ni d natal1 the bi
Let me give you figures.
See Me
About an Individual lighting ;!a
for your home. The test thing
I he market for cooking and llgktli
A. L. Frasier
Phone 135.
25), State Stri
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k Sirs. PlimiM Rank for flirvnHun Mawrrftvil
NEVER KNOWN TO Ull. Bar I Sural 8tilr I Bath4
faction (.uarftuived nr U-mev KefttmM. Bent prep
for 11.00 rr box. Will ienl them on trikl.tu be ptldlx
when n-lleTtU. Htniplea Free. If jour tifuggiil dMKb
b&va tbcm tend jour order t I ha &
UNITED MCOICAL CO.,BOXr, UNCMTt,
Sold in Saera by Ot 5. C. Shot
f Salem Fence Worts,
I Headquarters for Woven Wli
t Fencing, Hop Wire, Batl
f Wire, Poultry Netting, Shin
I g!es, Maithold Roofing, P.
t B. and Ready Roofing. All l
the lowest prices.
CHAS. D. MULLIGAN
I 250 Court street. Phone U
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Mde by the SYDNEY POWl
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Made fcr Family t'w-
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aad tfhorta always o
P. B. WALLACE, A
Flat
a perfect Ot if wo launder yo'
our new STEAM PRESSES, whlc
fibre, but MOULD the cuffs, ned
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