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THE DM'. v CA FT? a- ToimNAr ufm opfcov FRIDAY, MARCH 7. 1919.
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. Obsessed v;iih the b? idea cr prelecting those
Et homo, father cfien omits tho essential protection
cf his rr.oct vita! asset strength.
V,i UN;
is as beneficial to the hard-working man of
business as it is to the growing child. Scctt's imparts
ths quality to the blood that enables the body to
thcit taces every business-man that or keeping up
with the wear and tear on the "body.
Scott & Bowne, Bloom CeM, N. J.
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T-bonc steak 20c
Sir loin steak .....:....,..-....18c
Round steak ...ICc
Liver 5c
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MISS OLGA G-EiAY
'!nr of last yoar's Elks )laj", "Tho Man From Home,'' v,!io will ajvpear iu
Kiicling mgrmio rolo in the Salom Io(tge s 191!) ottoniijt, "Otticw (jUu
Grand theater Wednesday and Thursday, Mrch 12 a:id 13.
UE liOLL IU OKI THIS KIOTHE
I PLAYWILtBE TAKER - AND DAUGHTER
BY NISS OLGA'G&AY
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EoCeCrossIiSon 1
. Established 1884 , " ; J. '.. ,
"Meats of Quality and Flavor"
Appeared Last Year In 'Ian
fei-Ifee" Making Bis i
iiosde.,-.. -j
Thoro i9 pvotwhly mftre'roal d'an-.nt- 1
io talint In Salam than in any other
town of its size in tho country. This is
probably because histrionic ability has
had a .bolter clmnco to dovolop liore
than in most other 'daco3. livery year
tho E!ki show commltteo goes over
tho town with a flno tooth' contb and
pidis out tho iitartioulm' play thev nre
staging that year, ami as a result of.
ilus "selective gcrviee" prociss they
Eolh Made Well by Lydia E,
PiiikhaiiiV Vegetable
Compound.
Ctoclo, Ala "During the Change of
Life I had hot flashes, was nervous, run
down, and had sick
headaches for two
or three daya at a
time. I toots Lydia
E. Pinkham'a Vege
table Compound and
I am much stronger
and better in every
way than I was. My
IVr broke down last
lli'T-V i Jne from teaching
Kj ifS -.,' school without a
hXiZ. f &&ZA.iim-a rent, and she has
taken Lydia IS. nnkham s Vegetable
Compound and the Blood Medicine with
good results. She is much better and
a llf V r t.: j T j- ...
avo.rturimr the . l:t f v-s. yeacmnfj nwana i give your nieaicme
vnlnnn i... if . i j , ' tne praise, xou are welcome to use
lM.'LMd'l.r.??,!' ayers this fetter for the benefit of otJiersuf-
'bo rarely oquallod oven on tho iirofes-
sionnl g)ao.
Of all tho 'brilliant array of Sslcia
thespians who have trod tho local
boards in tha annunl Elk produclions,
none lmvo ever Aurnnssed the work of
faring women." Mrs. F. A. Gaines,
it. k. xmo. 1, btooie, Ala.
Women who Buffer as Mrs. Gaines did
should not hesitate to give this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia B. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, a trial, as
I the evidence that is constantly beiner
Mi, OVa Gray, who will appear in published proves beyond question that
vho loading ingenue rolo of " Helen i tliis grand old remedy has relievedmuch
Burton " in the 1919 Elkg .piny "Offi- ! suffering among women.
For confidential advice write Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
The result of their forty years' experi
ence is at your service.
AUTO PLUNGED INTO RIVER.
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Produce at the Highest -Cash Market, Especially
EGGS APPLES RUTABEGAS TURNIPS
CARROTS PARSNIPS
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Try our Bear Brand Hard Wheat
Flour. Every Sack Guaranteed
Farmers Store
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270 North Commercial St.
ccr Odd," which i to be sta;;ed at the
Ciiaud uu Wednesday and Thursday
eveniiius March 12 and 13. Miss (!rn.v
' developed into a really reinarliable
ae.ress while she was still , iu high
i school hwe, and last year she nippeared
i i or t tm tirnt tnno in an Elk produc-
turn, when tho local lodge staged thoir Portland, Ore., March 7. Mr. and
'WW ofionm ,'Tho Man I'Vom Mrs. j. H. Norton of Hood Rivc 0
llomo." In that play sho made so pro- , , . . .. . . . .. .
Inouneeda hit that when the Elks decid Plu"B,,d '"to .' Sandy river in their
I'd upon "Officer tilit!" as their ulav automobilo last rjight. Mrs. JNortoii
;for this year Miss Gray was imiuoili- wnB drowned, but her husband swain
t uieiy eoieetea as the exact type for ashore,
tho 'girlish heroine of Augustin Me- Tho accident ocurrcd 20 miles oast
; Hugh s famous melodramatic farce cf Portland. The machino was travel-
comedy. ing r.t a slow into of speed but went
As ' Helen Burton" in "Officer into tho Mi-earn duo to a defective
joim miss ur.iy portrays cno of the ttoaving pear.
i most delightful characters that any au-
Lthor has ever written into a comedy.
She is the iiieorriuiblo niece of "Mrs.
'Johm Burton" (Mrs. Walter Spauld
ing) and when the play opens sho is
preparing to elopo with" a famous pic
ture crook (Oasar 11. Gingrich), who
han persuaded tho poor child that ho
U Travcra Gladwin (James Mott) tho
owner of the most famous privaiu col
lection of paintings in tho world. Glad
win is supposed to be away in Egypt
when the curtain rises. Tho villianous
croik has moved right into the real
G'iul win's hi. uw. He plans to have the
wilding ceremony in Hie urivuto art
gallery, and g-'t away with the pictures
and the girl before anyone discovers
that he is a fake. Thingi prepress nice
ly until' the real flhdwin suddenly
nalko in Then the aunt s'iows up with
a warrant for Gladwin V arrest for
abduction. Th"n comes tho police forco
with Mnyor Albin in charge, ana with
Ben W. Okott nn.l Geeiyo tlnder
bringing up tho rear. Then things be
pin to happen for Helen, and the au
dience never stops laughing until tho
final curtain falls.
It is not too onr'y o remind thca
ter goers thnt the B!ks show every
year plays to capacity business, and
tint the-o i a limit to Aie number of
peojde the. Grand will hold. There will
be only two performance s as usual, and
the s at gak for both Wednesday and
.Thursday eveningj will , open nt tho
Oyora Hcnse l'hermnc.y r.t 9 o'clock!
ou Tuesilay, March II. The prices will,
be tho !ine as in former year;. ona '
dollar for all sa's outride the gallery :
, and the.so who intend seeirg the:
play should make theit reser-atiuus as
early ag poss'iblo on Tuesday.
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How Many of
'Your Neiqrtors
Drink J
POSTUM
You knowof someibul
mbydo ihetj drink it?
It's because coffee
disacjreas w3h thern. .
KgxI time a wakeful
nkjht crnervous
ne53. heart-fhiler or
sbmach (Murbance
IrcoffeexJrmk
Think cf Fbstum
16 OUNCES
MAKE A
POUND
100 CENTS
MAKE A
DOLLAR
We are making the Meat Trust disgorge $2,500, and we are saving you
$2,500 every month by the way we are fighting them for fair prices on
meats. Are you saving your share of this money every month? THINK! And
think hard! What caused the difference in prices of 60-days ago' and now.
We think that our fight with the Meat Trust has done it. What do you
THINK?
A FEW SAMPLES' Of PRICES SIXTY DAYS
.60 BY THE TRUST
Loin steak, lb 32c
T-Bone steak, lb 35c
Pork Chops, W 35c
Shoulder Pork, lb '. ,...30c
Loin Pork, lb ..35c
Leg Pork, lb 35c
No. 5 Lard .; .....$1.55
Cottage Roll, lb 38c
Picnic Hams, lb 28c
Bacon, lb 55c
Hams, lb 42c
Boiling beef, lb -18c
Pot Roast, lb 23c
THESE ABE
THE POICES WE SELL AT TODAY- COMPARE
Them with "the prices you -used to pay and help fight Salem's MEAT TRUST
to a finish. One of the TRUST markets on Court street stacks a counter of
scraps and advertises them as boil and roast. Try to pick out a good piece
ofmeat and ask the price of that. Would you tr;ade there and help defeat
yourself? We hope not. We are making this fight for YOU. STAND BY
US. Trust methods are being used to beat us. ' Any DIRTY trick will do for
them, but we want to lick them on the square with your HELP.
15c
18c
20c
Shoulder, Steak, pound ...
Round Steak, pound
Loin Steak, pound
T Bone Steak, pound
Boiling Beef, pound 2 -2c
Pot Roast, pound J5c
Liberty Steak, pound i - - -16c"
Sausage, pound ,.............20fj
Beef Liver, pound .........gg
Beef Tongues, pound ..'-12 l-2c J
Veal Chops, pound 20c
Mutton Chops, pound 20c
Pork Chops, pound .........252
Shoulder Veal Roast, lb..........:....5c
Veal Stew, pound jgg
Leg Veal, pound
Leg Mutton,, pound
Leg Pork, pound .....25c
Pigs Heads, pounds gc
Bacon Butts, pound -'-25c
Fresh Side Pork, pound 25c
Shoulder Pork, pound
Shoulder Mutton, pound .
Salt Side Pork, pound
17 l-2c
25c
THESE PRICES BY THE WHOLE OR HALF
Best sugar cured bacon, lb 35c
Best sugar cured hams, lb 34c
Best sugar cured bacon backs, lb 35c
Best sugar cured cottage rolls, lb 32c
Best sugar cured bacon butts, lb 24c
No. 3 Pure Lard gQc
No. 5 Pure Lard JJ 3Q
Best sugar cured picnic hams, lb 25c
WE ARE BACK OF YOU! ARE YOU BACK OF US?
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1V1EAT TRUST
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16 OUNCES
VIAKE A
POUND '
121 South Commercial St., Salem Oregon.
P. O. ROGOWAY, Mgr.
Phone 104
100 CENTS
MAKE A
DOLLAR
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We have forced prices down to where they belong now. Meat was cheap- p
er on foot 60 days ago than now. Why did they take the money out of your
pockets by overcharging you before we opened "here, and what would they do b
to you if they could GET us now. THINK! - " t
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