CONSIDER Y OUR EYES
When considering your eye, think only of the betJ We fur
Dl,n the best In service, worli unsurpassed for accuracy and mi
tcrUl of tho hlfhest quality. Thesej thlnw we cuarantee.
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
JEWKLKllS nl OPTICIAXB
Httcnd liberty htreet
Dr. Dartlctto, Optometrist. j? Droken Lenses Qltickly Duplicated
CITY
TODAY AT TILE TltEATEJl.
OREGON State street near
0 E. depot. Home of Artcraf t
nod Paramount pictures.
"Draft 208" In seven reels, f
BLftJH State between Lib
erty and High. Mutual and
bluebird films. Special films.
Hippodrome vaudeville. i
YS LIBERTY Liberty near
Ute. Greater Vltagrapb. Per
fection and Ooldwyo films.
"Tbe Lone Wolf," with' Her
tcrt Brenon. i
Crfon Taxi Co. Ilea Moved i
Office from 457 State Into new
Farm balldlhf, 371 State. f
- . : 1 -
A Dean Orrhard Tractor ? ;
practlcalir rood as new will b
m14 t sheriffs sale Mondays Jan
Bar j; m at ItsOO a. m. at the
Ctarlea R. Art-herd implement; com
pany's store Front and State street.
Ttnse interested In & tractor should
fee present at tbU sale. : ' tit
formerly with nr. .CJrifnth. has
moved his dental office to 302TIJ. R.
National Bank building. Phone 2106.
Ik!lveruif Milk on A Hcow J 3 i
1 F3wause the Jhlgh water had pit
the Inter-county bridge out of com
mission. Pinckney brothers, dilry
ir.pi, hve ben delivering milH from
ll'dr Polk county ranch, by I using
a.larje scow, towed by a gasoline
jannch. Instead of the usual method
ct delivery by .wagons nrrosa i the
trlJse.A It wan rumored yesterday
tat Hackney brothers had insisted
that the barriers at either end of tho
IX SALK.H. OUKUOM
. . at - i
CUGH HOTEL I
a Home Away from Home."
Blritly Modern ft. 00 Per Day
lilt Rat t Sell OMfert
Only Hotel In Business District
1R:RENT
Modern 3-room inimrtmenti' rioe
f . 1-hone 742. ! . . , A
! Ui;J Fnrniture Wanted
.iet cash prices paid for: usel
furniture ! .
C I. STIFF SOX, ! ,
Phone 041 or 508 ) '
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
T7 pay the very hiahest - price
f r kotiaahold goods and teels of
e'sry kind. ; -1 - " - .-:
I-:;!d'i Second Hand Store
m jr. - CMMftbi it, !nM 734
The highest cash ..price paid
for all kinds Junk. r
r CAPITAL JVXK CO ,'
21 Chemeketa t. Ihonc 308
:I7coIea Ragi 5c a j lb.
Clean Cotton Rag, 2c a pouwh
HIDES WANTED
Highest. Marlet PHeea Paid.
, Clve Us a TriaL
Weslcrn Jonk Cp v
Phone 70O. J i
Center and N. Commercial St.
Salem's Ivcjuling Junk Dealer.
VE MOVE-
Pack and Store Everything
fecial rates on eastern shipments.
Piano moving and country tripe a
peclalty. Prompt service. I Work
guaranteed. -
LART.IER TRANSFER CO.
143 8. UHKUTY 8TREKT
, Office Phone 030 j
Home Phone 108 I,
J1 O A T, A N D W O O I
Doctor
Muk
Diseases of Women and Nervous Diseases
COG United States National Bank Building
' Sale'mJ Oregon, - !, '.
H
NEWS
brldge.be raised, in order to allow
(hem to deliver their milk to city
patrons by the usual conveyances, or
uit would be brought by them
agalnut the county for damages. The
Junior was proved to have been
false. ...
At a Cost nf 930,000-
Mount Crest Abbey Mausoleum
was built to give Salem people an op
portunity to provide the best burial
In the world. Manager. Phone
loto-w.
Motion Days v
Today and tomorrow will he mo-
Ion days In the circuit court, Julgo
telly providing.
fas (lone Out Of lltislnc '
On account of the high prices of
Isb, wholesale, C. T. Doty-who has
een conducting n fish and poultr
market at 121 South Commercial
itreet, has- decided, at least tempo
larily, to go out of business. ;
1018 CalendarsIarge Figure
For practical' nso. Homer II
Bmlth, ns. man. Phone 96.
Another Lot of ScaJf Imiifflit
i , County Clerk Boyer yesterday
bought 3220 scalps from farmers
jand farmers' boys, at the market
price of S cents each,.
Oeamery Incoporateti
Articles of Incorporation were
jrUed In the orflce of Stat4 Corpora
tion CommisKioner Schulderman yes
terday by the Independence creamery
which has its plant at Independence.
The capitalization is $25,000. The
Incoropartors are K. C. Eld ridge, B.
C. Rockwell and K. C. Eldrldge, Jr.
Ily Parchoalnfc ft Totnb
In Mohnt Crest Abbey Mausoleum
you have provided the. barial place.
I be monument, and care of the grave
forever. Tombs, $225. $250 or $275
each. Manager. Phone 1060-W.
Next Week
i Is the time to begin that usable
course of study in bookkeeping or
stenography at the Capital DusineM
college. New classes in shorthand
cm Monday day and night school.
Have you seen the time you could
not advance because of a lack of
business knowledge?. If so, remedy
the defect by a training at thlr
school. It will pay in added effi
ciency. Dr. Mctxlelftohi
Eye Specialist. United .States Na
tional Bank building. '
;
Meetlna lHilponetl : - .
The meeting of the Business Men'r
league, which had been scheduled
for next Tuesday, has been post
poned "until one .week from next
Tuesday, or January 15-
Marriage License Issued
5 County Clerk Boyer yesterdar Is
sued f- a marriage license to John
i William Schifferer, aged 28, of Tur
ner, and Mary A. Beutler, aged 28,
of Pratum. : ,
Xew Jocatloa f J
xt n TnTiainn A On', real estate
nnd fire Insurance office. . now In-
cated IK new qnarcer
and 2 Ladd. & Bush -Bank;building.
The Women's, Missionary society
r.f the First, Chrlhtlan church will
hold the regular monthly meeting to
day at 2:3 0 o'clock ai me cnuirn
rm aunlevt la "Work In
Africa," an excellent program ha
been prepared and a discussion ; of
Over tne .rop" i pi
cordial Invitation Is extended to ail
Inte'eMwl women to attend. Mr.
!F. T. Porter will lead. y
I v t w nhr'anit li Orcbaum are
leading out in a Movement for the
organization in saiera oi a cnc.tr
club and bavo called a n-eetlng to
b held at the commercial club rooms
Monday nlrbt when organizauon w u
n.t.A K Vi a oUrtlnn (if offl-
ccrs. It Is rprobaMe; thot a sched
ule of games win ne larrangeu.
MiVmxrr lepaKmlit lleeta Todr
The missionary ocpanmBPi u
women's union of the First Congre
gational rhnrch will m"t this after
noon at the home , of airs. r..
Pattoh. 83 Court street. ATI mem
bers and friends are cordially invited
to attend. 4 T
Funeral This MornlniC
Services over the j late Bvron H.
Herrick will be held from the Rig
don funeral parlors this morning at
10 o'clock. Rev. F." T. Porter will
h- in charge and burial will be In
Macleay cemetery. . I ; . -
White
MARRIED
SHIFFEREIt-BEUTLER-i-In Salem.
Or.. Jan. 2. 1917, John William
ahlfferer of Turner and Mary A.
Beutler of Pratum. The ceremony
was performed at 10 o'clock In tho
mornlnf with Rev. ftF. Holt of
ficiating ..
The couple left for a short honey
moon in Portland and tril later
make their home on the (room's
farm near Turner.
Pat ton rjumhlnjt ., 333 ChemeketH
Phone 106. We do repair work.
Ile in Cottage Grove
Miss Ernestine Morgan died Jan
uary 2 In Cottage qrove. Or., follow
ing a long Illness. She was making
her home with her grandmother.
For the toast six yars Miss Morgan
has lived In Salem most of the time
and has many friends here.
Klk Initiate Right
At the regular meeting of the Sa
lem Elks last night lght candidates
were initiated into-the order. They
were ; John W Todd, Earnest Kapp
hahn. O. E. Unruh. Ire Jorgensen.
J. W. Fahey, H. M. Levy, lien II.
Ling nd S. A. Stone.
Checker Club to lie Organized
I. Oreenbaum and D. W. FJsher
are formulating plans for the orga
nization of a checker club In the city,
with headquarters in the commercial
club rooms. A meeting has been
called for next Monday in the Cub
room for the prrpose of organizing
and electing officers.
Mnfteriu th Probnt Cmirt
Ifpon the petition of Ira W. Oeer,
In the matter of the estate of C. W.
Oeer, deceased, the Will was ad
mitted to probate. C. W. Oeer and
Guy M. Geer were appointed admln
ltrators under bonds of 11000 and
Kdwln Carter, C. C. Carter and
Frank Carter were appointed ap
praisers of the property of the es
tate. In the matter of the estate of
Dan Tracy, deceased, on petition of
if ii Nnttlnr. kdmlnlstrator de bo
nus non. he was authorized to eg .
change the only asset or tne etatn,
a promissory note for $7,100, bear
ing B per cent Interest, dated Jan
uary 19. 191 G, executed by C. K.
W4ntworth, Jr.. for Wentworth fle
rnrltls eom nan r. secured notes for
$7100 at 7 per cent, the new notes
maturing in portjann necemner i,
1922. In the matter of1 the estate
nr Martin f!rhtree deceased, order
of court was entered setting Janu-
pry 18 for hearing on the final re
port of Theodore Lenaiey, aamin s
On not It Inn rhrlcs F. El
gin, was appointed administrator cf
the estate of James h. Kgin. ue-
eeased. Inventory was rued yener
( tnr h estate of J. M. Eskew.
deceased, by Appraiser Rue Drager.
James Cooiey ana I'aui ingun
thnwlnv urnncrtr of the Value Of
kaa ncroA wss enterea in mo
" r i ; . . .
matter of the estate of J.fL Harris
deceased, approving the final ar
count of Max Oehlhar, executor.
HEAD AND NOSTRILS
I STUFFED FROM COLD
..m rvM Comnoanil" KnI
A Cold or rtppe In
a Few Honrs.
Your cold will break and all grippe
-nlsery end after taking a dose of
"Pape's Cold Compound" every two
t. ... ..n thru AnncK are taken.
It promptly opens clogged-up
lostrlls and'air passages m me
tops nssty discharge or nose run
raiiAv leb headache, dull
less, f everlshness. sore throat, sneez
'ng. soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed up! Quit bio w
ng and snuffling! Ease your throb
bing head nothing else In the wOr'd
rives such prompt relief as "Pape s
Cold Compouna. wnicn coi omj -few
cents at any drug store. It acts
wthni auiifinm. tastes .nice, and
WllilWM " .
causes no inconvenience. Accept
no substitute.
h..- PERSONALS
HC W. Welder of Albany, Is at th
BUgh, . '
i G. AL Wyman of Eugene, ir rep;
t. lillffh hotel.
Mrs. Mary E. Fawley of Corvallls,
is at the Bllgh. . M ,
W. H. Callett. of Summit. 1
amonjf those registered at the BHgh
A. H. Bowersox Is here from Cor
..in. n a hort business trip.
, i " " ' . . .
rv-.tV.oM a lfner. J. S. Sh'th.
II. nowlln. George Doerfler and Wil
liam Burns, of Portland, are reg
istered at the BUgh hotel.
D. F. McKenzle. of Alrlle, is at the
!r!?Iiii Qmith nf Sah Francls-
so, registered at the Marlon hotel
yesteraay. . . ,
. ,n rn.m.n vv II. .Edwards and
wife. M. Jeffre. C. H. Albert, H. M.
Dickinson. C. W. Stock well. Georg
Steele II. W. Fannlngton, r. II.
TlmpeVlake. IL L. Hall. Vernon
Scott, S. E. Northbury and O
Schneider, or roruana, arc ,
. UaI1 llarlnn.
terea hi. infi m..
John Anlsrield. of Cleveland.
Ohio, is at the Marion. .
. r . xxr DiMxiri anil wife. Of V'-
toria. B. C. are registered at: the
Marion hotel. ' '
S W. Taylor Is hre from La
1 .'.m.kmH nt the Mirion.
' s ' A. D. Kennedy and wife of
Minneapolis, are at tbeMarirn
S. P. Hlllsonger. of Portland, Is
at the Argo. . . .
, . inSn ii nand. who has
.n.nin. thn aeHBtons or tne
supreme court, returned to his home
in Baker lasi eTeniB.
... chnni Rtim-rlntcndent
M. Smith has gone to Coryallla to
the different conTeniicjns
In that city diiring rarnwre w-..
nnhori C. Paulns is flx
oected to return to his de?k In the
office of tne ssaiem -
day from Ken newick, Wash.; where
. ..hnUil tn deliver an t ti
ne W nu.viv-...-- a
dress before the Washington Stite
Horticultural society. ; ' ,
r Mrs. J. F. Jacobsen Is visiting U
the city from Stevenson, vasn.
R. M. Gilbert has returned frotii
. .i,, itiv In Portland.
DISHES
See our window tliiplay of
plain white decorated porce
lain ware at a bargain.
Platters 15c and 20c
Sauce Dishes and Mushes 6c
Pitchers 12c Plates &c
COFFEE
Try our " Ad vortiHor Steel
Cut it 'a a good one
20c lb.
SAMPSON &
GIDDENS
5c, 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c
Store
141 No. Commercial St
; . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Streklln of
Salem are registered at Hotel I'ort-j
land, In Portland.
Study and Work Begint on
. Willamette Campos Again
Willamette university opencdi its
doors yesterday after a twelve iy
holiday. Many or the students too
edvantage of the offer made by Dea
Alden before Christmas to the effect
that those who wished to work might
remain from school until January 7,
upon signifying their intention to the
Dean. .
Even with many absent the cam-
mis took on a business like 'atmos
phere yesterday; with workmen stlil
doing their best to improve the In
terior of the chapel. h chapel has
been closed until next Monday, la
order that all work might be finish
ed, i ,
All the students eemed to havj
enjoyed a pleasant vacation, from
the cheerful chatttngs overheard In
the balls and on the campus.
Belle So your sister Is engaged
to be married? . ,
Ueulah Yea. she. U.. And the man
she expects to marry Is well off.
lieu WeJ. .why In the world
does he want to get married to her,
then? Yonkers .Statesman..
' AT '
BUSiCK'S
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
118 S. Commercial SL
. . 387 Court Street
299 N. Commercial St
Phone C. O. 11 Orders 108
4 lh. Rest Cream Rolled
Oot 35c
1 . -
3 Ihw. CTurve cut Macaroni 25c
Full Cream Clieeite, lb 2Tc
dhirarflelll'a Ground Choc
olate, pound ......... 20c
IferHhey Coma, lb.. ...19c
Freish CJraham cracker, lb 1 5c
Frewh oIa Crackers; lb . ; 15c
5 c. fore )yten, cut ... 14c
Clams, Hr ran . . . ....... l ie
Del Monte 'aUii, pint . .2Jc
No. lO fjraltnm Flour . . . . 55c
No. lO Whole Wheat Flour 55c
No. lo Wheat Hearts . . . . 55c
P4-l f ic I lanl Wheat FIou r
sack . .,$2.09
Vim Ilartl Wheat Flour,
sack . . . . fS.75
Iarge CH?co ; $1.8
Medium Oisco .......... 87c
, Hmall Crtsco . . . . ....... 47c
Sun Maid Raisins, ack ..lie
Peanut Mutter, lb . . . ,'. . 15c
Creamery Butter, lb .... 4c
Post ToaMies, pkg. lOc
K. C. Corn Fl.-ike. . pkgs 25c
Dry Onions.1 ier lb. ..... 2 1 e
Old Dutch Oeuner, 3 for 25c
lO liar Cryfftal White soap
48c
Alber Flap Ja'U Flour,
pkg. ...... ...... SOc
Xo. 10 Sack Pancake flour 55c
2 pkga Grape Xuta 25c
'Sperfal Satunlay- Our'2c
Cof fee, one lay .... . . .21c
Special Sturdji (ur 21r
Coffee, on day ..v-.. IHc
Hoyal Clnb Coffee, 3 lbs 90C
AH FlavoHng spicea, Xnt
nieg excepted, 2 or. ,.rtc
RED CROSS BULLETIN f
i Wmamette Chapter,
s Amertcaai tied Croea.
Boalneaa Office and Supply Depait
ment, ItoOm 4IS V, B. Mattonal
Dank Bolldinff. ? -
s A meeting of the recently organiz
ed Red Cross auxiliary will be held
at the home, of Miss Emma Fisher,
Friday January 4, at 3 o'clock, for
the purpose of electing permanent
officers, increasing membership,, and
establishing a working basis. Every
rne in the community is urged to be
present. ,. ;
STATISTS
HEP M'ADOO
1 " aasssswssassMssssssMSMHBSW
Services Tendered by Nation
al Association of Com-
missioned
-r
r .
1 ne uregon punuc service com
mission has received a copy of a let
ter sent to William a. 'McAdoo by
the i president of the National Asso
ciation of Railroad Utilities Commis
sioners, tendering Mr. McAdoo the
co-operation of the national associa
tion! and alsp of state commission In
tne regulation of railroads under
government direction. The letter
says:
"In behalf of the. National Asocla
Hon of Railway and Utilities com
missioners, comprising the members
of the Interstate commerce commis
sion, and the forty-eight state com
missions having charge of railroad
regulation, and speaking now espe
cially for the state commission. Ij.de
Ire to assure you of our hearty co
operation In- the work which yoi
have undertaken.
: Negatively, you may be sure that
the state commissions will do noth
ing: to Impede the complete unlfica
tion of operation of the country's
railroads, whatever the effect; upon
local interests. , : ' 1
"And In a pMitive wayj I believe
that we ire In' position to be of real
serlrc- In purtlenlar, the state com
missions, etpecially in the great In
dustrial states, are equipped with
thjghly organized forces pf men ex
nf rt in all phases or railroad1 opera
tlon and finance, and Intimately ac
quainted with local conditions. Any
Information which you desire from
any part of the country cah. I be
lieve, be both more expeditiously
and more reliably obtained through
the state commlslsons than by any
other agency.! We ourselves and our
ntlre forces are. absolutely' at yotir
command. We desire It understool
that the state commissions, as well
a the railroads are completely uni
fled for the service of our country,
under your direction.
- ''You can call upon any state com
mission at any -time for assistance in
any local matter, and matters of gen
eral concern can be taken up through
enr? special war- committee, -whose
secretary, Charles E. Elmqulst, has
n office in Washington at 7Z1
Eighteenth Street N. W.
"I hope that our committee will
before long have the opportunity of
calling upon you and making more
specific suggestions as to the various
matters in which we may be of serv
ice to you.' i I
ENDORSEMENT IS
GIVEN CHURCHILL
County Superintendents Ap-
i prove Plan lor High
School Instructor i
The administration of J. A. Church
ill. state superintendent of schools
Isi endorsed in resolutions adopted
by the county school superintendents
of Oregon, at their closing session
yesterday. i The superintendents
nledao their ' unauallf led rupport o
measures that have been undertaken
by the government In the emergency
of war. Another section In the reso
lutions endorses the plan of having
a state high school - Inspector lo
work under the direction of the state
department of education.
The resolutions which are signed
by the committee on, resolutions,
Raymond O. Daker, chairman, Edna
I.I Wells and E. J. Moore, follow:
1. That we take this oecaslon to
express our confidence In the educa
tional policies in general as outlined
by the department sof education, and
ptrtge our hearty sufl 't to. th
nT.tr.! in ti. future i we have given
t n the m'
2. That we express our apprecia
tion of the consistent policy pursued
by Superintendent Churchill in the
part of recognizing the County Sup
erintendent as th- executive head of
the school system of each county;
that; we hope to continue to merit
thin recognition; 'and that we are
willing to assume our full share of
the burden of ctHrd'tiatlef In every
way the different parts cf our edu
cational system.",
13. That, we pledge our hearty
support in any and every measute
of pieparatlon for the burdens of
the war that our government asks us
to assume, and wo hereby pledge
our hearty cooperation in carrying to
a successful Issue any policy looking
toward that end which H inaugurat
ed by our national government and
endosed by our state department uf
education. i
4. That, w-3 feel assured that It
will be to th advantage cf the. ed
ucational interest of the Btate of
Oregon to- have the same wis and
progressive, policies that have mark
ed the years in which Superintend
ent Churchill has been In office con
tinued; and ! we take this means of
offering Kim such suppctt in these
policies, apd assure him that we be
lieve It is to th Interest of the boys
and girls of Oregon that his. admin
istration be extended another term
5. That we give our unquallfi-r
ed endorsement to the plan of having-
a state high school Inspector to work
.tinder-the direction of thn state de
Quality - Style Service
VTe get Into a pair nf plasson about everything that
can 1m put into them to make them efficient, inotliHh
oml becoming and thin without increasing the. cost
yunnceeHKflrily.-.;-: .' !:( '.v.''"-'---' ; .--
"NVcs get the utmost quality into the lenwa; we aclect
the frnmea and mountings on the judgment of our
many years experience. W ollow-thc ntyjca too, ko -that
the look well. Hut, 1ove ull - v 1
We Fit Glasses That Fit U
We arc your counselors in nil matter pertaining to
eyewear. 5 . '.
Dr. Herman W. Barr
0PT0METBIST-0PTICIAN
125 North Libert j Street, Upstairs 1
VALLEY & SILETZ
ROAD OPERATING
Rich Timber District Tapped
by Polk County's New
. Railway
DALLAS, dr., Jan. 3. (Special
to The Statesman )-W!th the con
ing of the new year another page In
history was added to Polk county's
development by the opening for op
eration of the Valley & gllets rail
way between Independence and Val
eetx. The line as now 'operated f
about forty-five miles' long and will
be extended from time to time until
it eventually reaches an outlet on
the coast. The new road taps some
of the finest timbered sections in
the Taclflc notlhwcst and aln fur
nishes an outlet for produce raised
In the fertile valley of Western
rone and Denton counties. Two
trains each way are' operated at
present but the facilities for handl
ing freight ' and passengers wilt be
increased as the demand grows. Carl
H. Williams, a former employ of
ine saumcrn I'acirte company In
Dallas, Is superintendent of the new
road.: : '.. . ) ,
POLK TO HEAR
TRENCH HEROES
Wounded Officers from Cana
dian Forces to Speak at
Dallas Soon
DALLAS, Oil, Jan. 3. -(Special
to The Statesman) W. V. Fuller
of this city, chairman of the Polk
County Defense league, announces
that according io - word received by
him from Druce Dennis of Portland,
chairman of the Oregon league, two
returned officers from the fight In
lines in Franco will tour Oregon In
the next few weeks and will talk on
the war as seen from the trenches.
These two men. Major K, B. Ed
wards and Captain Lednc. will ar
rive in Portland thlm week, and will
give, their first lecture in tho awdi
lorium in mat ctly Sunday arter
noon at 3 o'clock- -
Mr. Dennis sUted In his letter to
Mr. Kaller that the date of their ar
rival In Dallas would be Announced
at an early date, that a. building
with a large seating capacity should
be engaged for the evening .and that
a program of .; musical numberji
should be arranged for sn opening
of the entertainment of the even
ing. "-'.: . :'.',
The two returned o 'fleers are
members of a Canadian fighting
force and are In this country recup
erating from wounds received in the
fighting In France.
Patriotic Service Described
by Rev. Elliott in Marion
Key. Carl II. Elliott wal in Marion
.Wednesday evening representing the
chutch and country life .department
of the Presbyterian hoard of hom.
ANY ENLISTED MAI!
IN O. D. OR NAVY BLUE UNIFORM : .
In the Service of Uncle Sam
Is Entitled to Receive Chiropractic Adjustment
FREE OF CHARGE
DR. O. L. SCOTT, D. C.
CHIROPRACTIC SPINOLOGIST . J
' P. S. C. Graduate- r
U. S. Natl Bank BI Rooms 406-7-8, Calczn, Orccr.v
. Office Phone 67. Res. Phone 82SS
missions. The Tresbyterlan denomi
nation la- stimulating cooperation on
the part If Its churches vlth tn
various phases of war scrvlc. Mr.
KHIott spoke of three good thin
to push: Foed conservation, tl.
Ited Cross and the army Y. M. C. A,
. He told of one church with 120 ;
members back In New .Tcrisey )
which 222 of the SI2 families ban !
ed in a weekly report on their dally
diet, ne family with two sons I
the army reported twenty-ono wh at
lrss meals In the week and clg'.trt
meatless meals and another .'
from which' one boy had fone t t:
4 enn vanAla4 MrilfAn A a It - H
end fifteen meatless meals.
Of the Y. M. C. A. Mr. Klllott i! :
one wnier naa ssia inai rrom 1
observation of our cantbnrncnta i
feafer places from a moral standi' !r t
It. an th ivrfi rnllera Vlfh v. ! ! '
atmosphere' was due, he thouKbt, n
most entirely to the efficient vcj !: c
the Y. M. C4 K.
EAMEl?
We arc autlJorizcd hy
manufacturers af: f ,
the
Cream 03rS:r:
to give away
FIRES
One Cake with the purchase
of 3 cakes for 25c, or 2 cakes
free t with a - purchase of p
cakes for 50c. No aalcs for
more than )c to any 'vv.o
customer.
CREAJil OIL SOAP is tit
product o the Heat' .Olive
and Cocoinnt Oils ntanufne
tured by.. ler Bros., Kansas
City, utakc's of the famous
I Crystal White Soap. This h
positively your last, cbanec
to lay in a supply of a strict
ly high grade soap at a oy
price.
DID YOU READ 0UI1 AD
in Tuesday's Statesman and
Capital, Journal! If not,
you better read and come? at
once to see us. ' It's worth
your while.
1
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Grocery Go.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonea Allsworth and
partment of education. ,