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A big new discovery
cigarette
in
blendin
:
The big thing about Chesterfieldi is their unique
blend. The Chesterfield blend is an entirely new com
bination of tobaccos. This blend is the most important
new development in cigarette making in 20 years. '
As a result, Chesterfields produce a totally new
kind of cigarette enjoyment they satisfy! Just like
"bite" before bedtime satisfies when you're hungry.
But with all that, Chesterfields are MILD, too l
This new enjoyment (satisfy, yet mild) comes
ONLY in Chesterfields because no cigarette maker
can copy the Chesterfield' blend. .
Give me a package of those cigarettes that SATISFY!"
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U. OF 0. SELECTED TO
PLAY PENNSYLVANIA
Is Picked As Strongest Team
On Coast To Meet
Easterners
Pasadena C!., Nov. 13. Again the
northwest has been called upon, to rep
resent the west in the second annual
east-west football championship to be
held here "New Years day. The Tourna
ment of Roses 'committee selected the
University of Oregon -team to meet
the Pennsylvania ' varsity January 1,
1917.
Last year it was the Washington
state team that represented the west.
It was a victory tor the west, the
Washington boys trouncing the Brown
University team.
Oregon's formal invitation was des
patched last night. The northwestern
wore chosen because thoy are regarded
as the strongest players in the west in
the opinion of tho tournament commit
tee men.
Oregon Selected To
Meet Eastern Team
I'nsadenn, f'iil. .Nov. 21. The foot
ball teuni ol' tlio University of Oregon
lit Kiij-ene was selected hist night to
plri.v the University of Pennsylvania
eleven hero Now Veurs day, January 1,
1C17, the football committee of thelsities and college elevens to meet tbe
Tournament of Rosen association an-1 eastern aggregation,
iiotinccd. I VV. S. KiciiholxC chairman of the com-
The athletic authorities of the I'ui-! inittee, said tonight n message received
vcrsity of Oregon had accepted pre- today from Philadelphia stated the
viously nil invitation to ulav the lVna-i university would plity no other game
sylvnuin team "if selected'' bv the:" the west than the one arranged lur
tournninent of roses committee, which here on News Yours day. The I'uunsyl-I
extended un October 1" tentative in-1 vuniu players will start west December I
vitntinns to live Pacific coast uiiivcr- j "d will arrive hero December 27, j
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SHE WILL RECOVER
Seattle, Wnsli., Xov. 21. Miss Anna
Carey, Michigan university graduate
who was snot tlireo times by her sister,
.Mrs. .Margaret Hartman, who after
ward committed suicide iu a fit of tem
porary insanity .Sunday will recover, it
wns predicted at Lakeside "sanitarium
today.
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Portieres
Regular $10.50 Lealhcr Portieres
Now $4.84
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RUGS
Regular $1.00 27x54 in. Khorra
san Axminister Rug . . $1.98
$2.25 Washable Bath Rug. .$1.09
$2.25 Wilton Velvet Rug $1.81
It is just the right time
to get a good warm
rug for that living or
bed room buy it now
IS
Center Stands
Regular $12.50 value, Solid Quar
tered Oak Center Stands FIRE
SALE SPECIAL
$5.93
HE A TERS
Get a good Heater now and save
Money.
$12.50 HEATERS ..f... $10.88
$14.50 HEATERS $12.48
$16.50 HEATERS $13.98
Dinner Set
42-piece Derwood China Dinner
Set. Regular $8.50,
Now $4.99,
Draperies
Regular 45c Cretonnes, yard 28c
30c Cretonnes, yard ....... 19c
Reg. $1.25 Scotch Madras, yd 49c
Reg. 25c Curtain Net, yard 14c
Reg. $1.75 Tapestr yard . .98c
Reg. $2.25 Tapestry, yard $1.46
Be sure to see these
Doyour Christmas
Shopping early as
the stocks are all
complete and sel
ection is easier.
Save money now
by purchasing the
piece of furniture
you have always
wanted it's here
Want Coast Conference
Horkelev. Cnl.. Nov. 81. A clan for
a Pacific coast conference track meet
here in May with teams from the
I'oast 's seven largest colleges compet
ing, is the plan to he suggested at the
l'ucitic coast conference in i Seattle
next month by John , Stroud, graduate
manacrer of athletics nt the I'niversitv
of Cnlifnrnin. Th niMftincr this vonr
is of iinu.uinl interest, as it is cTnt-ctediT
tnat ntautord, Washington slate college
and southern California university wiii
seek admission, nnd make it Dossible
to more definitely decide coast cham
pionships in all athletics.
' Object to Third league
Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 21. Garry
Iterrmnn frowned today. Haj) John
snn 's uiuirnvul nt' thi lliii-.l mnini lvn
Ke iileu caused the frown: Johnson's
plan would make a circuit of the minor
leaiMie clubs at Baltimore, Torronto,
Itufl'ulo, Louisville, Toledo, Milwaukee,
Newark . uud Indianapolis. No provis
ion is made for other clubs in the Am
erican association and International
league.
"There is no necessity for such n
major league nt this time," icrrinann
commented.
Go Hoipe Turkey Day
Thanksgiving. Nov. 30th ,
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Low Round Trip Fares f
between all stations in i
OREGON t
, V ' on; Southern Pacific Lines
On SakNov.29th and 30th. , , J-
Return Limit Dec. 4th. i ,
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V 15-Day Round Trip Tickets v
at reduced rates to all stations in '
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" on Southern Pacific Lines - J
Salem to San Francisco ...... .'.$26.70 I
Saem to Los Angeles ....... '. . $42.30
Proportionate rates to otheTstations in California' t
On Sale Nov. 26th, 27th and 28th f
Ask local agent for detailed information or write
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agt.,
Portland, Oregon t
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES 1
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A Profitable Game
r.erkeley, Cal., Nov. 21. Saturday's
football name with Washington was
the most profitable gridiron contest
California has ever played, with a
single exception, it was announced to
day. The total receipts were $4,700,
which is $2,000 more than the receipts
o the Washington game last year. The
net profit to the Honrs was $.'0,iK)U
having been exceeded onlvby the last
Stanford-California game which netted
Thomas Knocked Out
New Orleans, La., Nov. 21. .Toe
Thomas is in the hospital today suffer
ing eoncussion of tho brain because
Joe Rivers planted his famous right
swing from tho hip on his jaw in the
third round of their scheduled twenty
round bout here last ttisjht. Rivers was
arrested pending developments. The
blow landed Thomas on flic mat with
his feet in the air.
SEEKING CAUSE OF
HIGHJOD PRICES
Grand Jury Investigates
Charges of Cold Storage
Combine
Chicago, Nov. 21. Congressman A.
J". Snbnth of Chicago conferred with
Cuited States District Attorney Chas.
Clyne on a proposed law aimed at the
unprecedented rise in food products.
Siibatb. said today he had authentic
Liiiformntiiin that there were combines
in food commodities such as potatoes,
eggs and butter. He is drafting a bill
which he believes would prevent such
speculation.
Warehouse owners and cold storage
men will be hardest hit in Snbnth s bill
which would Tregulate the length of
time food can bo kept in storage. Ho
would also provide for a congressional
investigation of the food situation and
a special appropriation to enable fed
eral district attome.vs to push their
fiht on speculators.
Subpoenas were being served on two
huudted cold storage owners, ware
house and commission men innd the re
tailers of foodstuffs here today. These
will appear before the federal grand
jury in the investigation just begun
by Clyne into the price of food.
Clyne will endeavor to learn whether
there is a real shortage in this years
crops or whether prices are being in
flated by middle men. . ..."
Plans were being made today to urge
the passage of a state law by the legis
lature this winter prohibiting specu
lation in butter, eggs and poultry.
A FEARLESS PHYSICIAN
Passengers and Crew Taken
Off by Crews of Life
Saving Stations
Deal, Kng., Nov. 21. Lifeboat crews
from the Deal and Walmer stations
today succeeded in rescuing all pas
sengers and members of the crew of
the stranded American steamer Siberia.
Tho Siberia struck the Goodwin
sands late yesterday. All through the
night the waves mercilessly pounded
the vessel, passengers and crew taking
to the bridge and- waiting for aid that
lifeboat crews could not give them in
the face of the mountainous seas.
Lifekavers from tho Deal,.. Walmer
and Kingstown stations . fought all
through the night and through most
of today to bridge the gap of swirling
waters and take tho men and women
off tho ship. Two or three times the
lifeboats were capsized in the surf, sev
eral lifo savers narrowly escaping
drowning. Late today, .however, the
Walmer crew succeeded 'in getting a
line aboard tho Siberia.
The American vessel was only one of
half a dozen that were in dire straits
for a time as a result of a tremendous
blow that had swept up the channel
and the Dover straits Sunday night,
continuing with great violence since
that time. Tho Qoodwin sands, a strip
of shoal extending for nbont ten miles
off tho shore of Kent and ono of tho
ocean's most dangerous spots, claimed
its usual quota of vessels, but the Si
beria was the only vessel of sine to
be driven on the treacherous sands.
She stuck fast and the combers rolled
over her.
founded by the breakers, the big
vessel sank lower and lower info the
sands, until today her bridge, on wliich
the two score passengers and erew had
i lusccrcd, was only a little above the
level of the highest wave.
ASKS BANK STATEMENT
Washington, Nov. 21. The comp
troller of tbe currency-today issued a
call for the condition of all national
banks at. tho close of business on Fri
day, November 17.
The factory hand that sings at his
work lets up with the whistle.
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New Edison 'Disk
Yictrolns.
Grafanolas
Each in every
style and all
records for each.
432 State Street
AUTO-WORK '
and Driving
Gloves
F. E. SHAFEB
170 & Commercial
Phone 411
WOOD
SALEM
FUEL
COAL
YARDS
Phone 629
Old Shoe Made
' New
wors is . as njgn
as the price it low
Ta Boot Shop
325 State St. "
Opp. Ladd & Bush
Glasses oar -Specialty.
Lenses duplicated
on short Notice.
Dr. Herman Bair,
Optometrist
Hartman Bros Co
Jewelers
Lamer Transfer
Phone, Office 930
or Residence 1898.
Storage, Packing,
Shipping, Moving,
Cool and Wood.
Quick, Reliable
Service.
GEO. O. WILL
Pianos I sell, the
Best and Cheapest
ones.
Pianos rented.
432 State Street
Phone 150
Auto and Car
riage trimming
Enamel.
F. W. BLISS,
Auto and
Carriage
Trimmer
S04 8. Com'l.
We make your
linen wear longer
and look better
by our auto-dry
room and . press
machine work.
Salem Laundry Co.
136 S. Liberty Bt.
Up-to-the-Minute
' Jewelers imd
- Optometrist
Hartman Bros Co
Jewelers
Bute and Liberty
The Handy Man
Around the Bouse
PORTLAND R.R.
LIGHT & POWER
CO.
PURE MILK
and CREAM
SUNNY BROOK
; DAIRY
Auto Delivery
Phone 222
120O State St.