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THK CMIROOX STATESMAN: Sl'XD.IY. MARCH 21, 1920. r I 1 : CITY SMEWS 0- :ree. Sii:il meeting of Pacific lod! No. r.O, A. F. & A. M.. Monday evening. Mar. '2.1. Work in the K. A. ik- Visitinc brethren welcome Itexall One-Cent Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday. March 23, 2ti. 27. Circular at store giving complete list of items. Perry's drug store. ve rtised for mm Friday evening will e Kiven on Wednesday evening. T!u- subject. "Immigration and the Future American Stock'- will be dis cussed by lir. J. . Gilbert of the I'niversity t.f Oregon. Girls Haw Picnic A group of girls from Lausanne hall enjoyed a (inlet little picnic in Bush's pasture yesterday. The event was given in honor of Miss rauline Rickli of Dallas who was (he guest of .Miss Ruth Smith. The girls who enjoyed this gay time were the (Misses Pauline McCllntock. Wil ms Chattan. Grace Brainerd. Gladys Taylor. Miriam Cox, Aubrey Mon tague. Ruth Smith and Pantine Rickli. Wanted, FirM-t lass Woman Restaurant rook. Please do not answer unless you know your busi ness. Good wages; no Sunday work. "A. B.," care Statesman. Lecture Wednesday Xi&ht - The library lecture which was ad s' a i 9 a rr "! n l i 1 V J K I JL S3 I IT T I X PARXCN tm -A MAX'S FIGHT . I! M O X K K Y C O M K U V llawlry at 1b WUKL.ITZHR Nominating Petition lllanks Get them at The Statesman office. "llorul ieH of the World War" Will be Dr. Kilbourn's subject at the First Congregational church this evening. Mr. Kiibourn paw service overseas and draws upon a rich fund of experiences in bis address. A Dinner Avfcentral Congregational church at Nineteenth and Ferry streets, on Tuesday, March 23. 5:20 to S p. m. Adults 3."e; children under 12. 25c. Rural Convention H The ilayesville district Sunday school convention will be held in Salem at the Jason Lee Memorial church on North Winter street next Sunday. A good dinner, good speak-' crs and good music are on the pro- I gram. The convention will open at 9:4. a. m. and close at 4 p. ni. It will be the first time a rural con vention has been held in Salem. Hood'o Sarsaparilla Makes Food Taste Good Creates an Appetite Aids Digestion Purifies the Blood Promotes assimilation so as to se cure full nutritive value of. food, and to give strength to the whole system. A well-known Justice of the Peace in Indiana says Hood's Sarsaparilla made "food taste prood," as after taking three bot tles he eats three hearty meals a day, works hard and sleeps well. It will help you to do this. Fifty year3 Dhenomenal sales prove it 4 merit. Prepared by educated Than:iacist3. (let a bottle todav. Mrs. C'tiarlie (iiapliit In "Forbidden" at Ye Liberty today. Nominating Petition IUanks Get them at The Statesman office. RAGLE DRESS SHIRTS 92.00, $3.00 to $10.00 SCHEI'S 844 State Street The Knpp "Jnhelnter House la Salem WILLARD Storage Battery SERVICE 8TATI0X 238 N. High St. Telephone 203 ELECTRIC RESTAURANT 481 State Street Our Specialty: Oysters Fish Chops Chill Con Came J. D. MADDOX, Prop, Xew Corporal kins With a capitalization of $1,000, 000 the Cobb3 & Mitchell company. a Portland concern that will engage In the manufacture of lumber and In the manufacture of lumber and lunilter products, has incorporated, and articles have been filed with the state corporation department. The incorporators are Frank J. Cobbs. Charles T. Mitchell and Charles N. Muggins. Articles were filed yes terday by the Mountain View apart ments of Portland. capitalized at $100,000. The incorporators are L. V. Lundburg. Ralph A. Coan and C. C. Stout. The Donnvlrook Fair Amusement company, also of Port land"; and - capitalized at .$10.01)0. filed articles yesterday. The Incor porators are J. II. Klosterman. J. V. Hlaney and I. II. Curl. Resolu tions of dissolution were filed by the I'nited Clothing company of Portland. Ijoose Linns And Fast Lovers at Ye Liberty day. It's a roar! to- ouly injur d. but was reported to be resting eaxy at the Salem hoxpital last night. The lad suxtained a se vere sculp wound and minor bruises instead of a fractured scull as was lirst believed. A. K. Hutchinson, lo cal auto dealer, was driving north on Commercial street between Lincoln and Meyers streets about 4 o'clock Friday when he ran into the lad. ac cording to the police reports. Three or more witnesses who were inter viewed by the city police said the boy was coming home from school and ran in front of the automobile' The auto was said to be going not in excess of 20 miles an hour. Mr. Hutchinson stopped immediately aft er the accident. Tbe injured boy was taken to the Salem hospital by Of ficer Moffitt. where surgical was administered. uid Till Week lrjiH-ry Sclal Knglish Lever nets; values $2 $2.75. $3 $1.19. Hamilton's. I'uys Summon Tractor C. A. Clark, a prominent fruit grower of Salem has the honor of Inlying the firht model M Samson tractor. Mr. Clark owns the Ine Maple fruit farm at Kosedale and uo has a large orchard in Polk county, near Salem. Mr. Clark has owned several makes of tractors and expresses himself as highly plt-asol with the performance of his latest purchase. An I nukual Array Of exquisite spring Importations received trorn Schweizer. impoi ters. of New York. You are cordially In vited to inspect them in your own home. Iteautirul voiles, silks, ging hams. wxolens. draperies, etc. The newest colors. exquisite designs. Phone 521-M. Mrs. Jessie Mason. Miss Daisy Trbman. 1 uv-.vy 7.7 --, r sr m -v aw w - i nfluenra. Her husband now at ending ber. She Is progreMiog fav orably, according to reports. X. Xeetlruun About Itoby (Tilcks 5a8 State street. Phone 400. Our New Une of llat For misnes and children, direct from New York. Just received. Thene are the "Madge Kvans Hats." sold exclusively by Mrs. H. P. Stlth. in Kafoury llros. new store. See our window display. We specialize on children's bats. Cure that Tired Feeling. A Turkish Bath will do it OREGON BATH HOUSE CITY CLEANING WORKS O an era of Quality Cleaning Dyeing Rttfatrtn 1161 State St Phone Tit He Was Caught in the Act Of moving a repair outfit of leath er and shoe tindings to the corner of State and Front, in the corner of the Archerd building, where he will be glad to wait on his old customers and cultivate the acquaintance of new ones, ana repair tnetr snoes tn first-class cider. H. J. Oswalt. Shadow Xelv Values. $1 lamilton's. Boy Severely Hurt- Struck by an automobile and ren dered unconscious late Friday after- inoon. Ray Ilalvorsen. 12 years old. of 226 West Wilson street, was serl- Hunter Recover, Wife III Ensign George Hunter of the Sal vation army has an unfortunate siege of illness in his family. Kn- fgn Hunter became ill with small pox, and. unable to secure a nurse was attended by Mrs. Hunter. For- unately Mrs. nunter remained in good health until the recovery of her husband when she became ill 0REG0NUS A PERFECT CI OAS Manufactured by HENDERSON'S CIOAR FACTORY f , : , , - Phoae tit . - 1 gallon Machine Oil 4.Tc 1 callon Zerolene Engine Oil....Ok- 1 gallon Cream Separator Oil. . . .K.V 2S bars Laundry Soap $l.oo ranee Salt Licks 25c IIIGHLAXI) (iROCERY Phone 496 746 Highland Avenue D. H. M0SHER MEN'S TAILORING nigh Class 474 Court Street DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO. JOE WORK AND FIXTURES ' 223 North Liberty Street BICYCLES AXD REPAIRS LLOYD E. -RAMSDEN $87 Court Street One Orreland, nearly new, six cylin der, t passenger, equipped all Cord Tires and one extra, new. Guaran teed In Al shape for $1260. WOOD-ROSE MOTOR CO. 141 State SL Phone Sll The most sanitary kitchen cabinet made, The Kitchen Maid. 'H.L STIFF FURNITURE CO. WEST FUR CO. Furs ot Quality New Location 251 Court St. Opp. Court Honse MONUMENTS r;1f your monumental work Is solicit ed, kindly ask the solicitor for our business card. '. J. C. JOXES, Prop. Capital Monumental Works 2210 S. Com. St. Phone 689, Salem WANTED Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools, and. In fact anything you hare to sell. I buy for cash. Phone S10 or 511. WOODRY, The Auctioneer M I T H ' For MOKE State and Commercial Street S S Salem Auto Radiator Shop Radiator, Fenders and Qaa Tanks Repaired Tractor Radiator Specialty Ford Radiators for Sale 191 8. J 2th St, Salem. Ore. VERIBEST TRANSFER Baggage and Moving. Hauling any where and everywhere VERIBEST TRANSFER Phon 1344 129 & Coml Bonds, Mortgages Interest Bearing Investment HAWKINS & ROBERTS 904.207 Oregon Building U. S. GARAGE SS4 Ferry Street USED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS SPECIAL New series Studebaker, value $1625. today $1200. U. 8. Oarage. Phone 1762 Small Investment Loans Realty Loan House Rental Agency General Property Dealing JOIiy.H. SCOTT REALTY CO., 228 Oregon Building Phone 254 fealem, Oregon Busick's t SALEM ALBANY POTATOES Seed and Table Stock. Get thera now, they won't last long. Phone 717. Office 542 State St. Warehouse Trade and High MANGIS BROS. HAMILTON THE FURNITURE MAN v Will make and hang your drape Largest Stock of Drapery. 240 Court Street. WONDER HOSE For Kiddies, per pair 60c REMNANT STORE 254 North Commercial Street LONG DISTANCE AUTO TRUCKING WILLAMETTE VALLEY TRANSFER CO. Phone 1400 We also do local hauling. ; Let us proTe to you that our prices are less. Some good bargains in new and used piano. THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO 519 Court St. Derby building 'Clectric Machinery and Engineering Company , For EXPERT ELECTRICAL WORK iTI So. Commercial St- Phon 965 WM. GAHLSD0RF The Store of Housewares WANTED JUNK AXD MACHIXEFr OF ALL KINDS We also boy second-band good. If you have anything to sell for a good price call $98. Tbe Square Deal House. CAPITAL JUNK CO. 571 , Cbenaeketa St. , Salem, Ore. W T. RIGD0N CO. Leading Funeral Directors and $1.20 RT'.ic USED CARS To Sell Cheap for Cash or to trade for Bread and Butter THE R. & C, MflTOIt CO. 178 S. Commercial St. WHSX IX I1LKM, OBEOOS t at B LI Gil HOTEL A Horn Away from Horn Strictly Modern 11 pr day 10 Hmbu af S1I4 Cvatf.rl Only Hotel la BusIom DUtrtct DILL PICKLES In Bulk New Shipment Received CARL IIOWKIISOX CROCKRY 3KJ Court Street Phone 49 SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK Tires selling at old prices. Free tube with each tire. 000 miles of ser vice at a savin ot 40 per cent. SALEM VELIE COMPANY 162 North Commercial Street 1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE Motorists who ar lookin for strong-, serviceable car with elerant body unea ana interior epccincationa chat iiiumt maximum service and conomr at a reaaonabl price should ee thia car. LEE L GILBERT, Distributor IS S. Caaeere4al Street. Formal presentation of the Millinery Mode for Spring. An Exquisite Ensemble THE FRENCH SHOP SIiovvh tin' influence f the Smart Styles of the leading Tl.o l.t Hecor.l of TIIK FKKNCII SIIOI U th.- our constant en.leavor ti make carh m-hoii excel tin W'orl.l of Fashion rrflcctrtl thmugh tbe ricture-tie anl Fashion fentcrx. 115 North llitrh Street only c .inipetiti e element cwnii.lercd in. r n tluij; ofie. Trimiucii MimIcU $7-50 uji M. BUFFE MORRISON Masonic Tcsnple "Sni here in France Will be ihown in motion pictures itt the Congregational church this eveninc Tel"Kr Ji lrvrurrr Stodr I nder the direction of tbe depart ment of vocational education ot tbe stale school system, a class in teleg raphy has been organized in Salem amonx messenger boys of the West ern Union office. Tbe manager of the office Is instructor. Rev. II. J. Kiibourn Of Montreal will be at the First Congregational churrh tcdar. shak ing at both services. lr. WMlc and Marshall Osteopathic physicians. U. S. Ck. IJnroln Wnh In )evt A play by tbe pupils of MIm Alpha Uoeenquest's room and wbUiilag solos by Mrs. Lamolne Clark, princi pal of tbe Lincoln school, will be tbe features of tbe prorram at the meet ing of tbe Nancy Hank I-lncoln clab of tbe Lincoln school. The tnetIog will be held Monday at 3 o'clock la the Lincoln school auditorium. Made and singing will be featured, lie-frt-shmenta will b served. Ir. . C Can be found at Tyler's dare stor 1S7 Sooth Commercial sttet. C. X. Xeedham Ab.nt lUhy Chkka jiS State street, rhone 4 00. Killed by Antomobile Mrs. V. A. Rutherford of Sam and Mrs. August Heeser of Dallas left yesterday for Hastings. Neb., in re sponse to a message announcing that the father of Mrs. Heeser had lost his life tn an antomobile accident. Mrs. Uulherford Is an aunt of Mrs. Iteeser. Live Kmleavor Meeting At 6:30 p. m. Miss Genevieve En dlcott, leader. L. II. Roberts Home L. H. Roberts has returned from a protracted visit to Southern Call fornla. He also made a side trip into the land of the giant cactus and rev olutionary greasers at Callxco. Mr. Roberts reports great activity In Ir rigated districts along: the border where alfalfa is knee high, gardens are growing luxuriantly and the long fiber cotton will soon become one of tbe leading agricultural products. Medical Madrwt Graduate Nicholas Linn Tartar, of whom friends and college matea will be glad to hear, was graduated from Ruih Medical college Friday. Mr. Tartar is a son of Prof, and Mrs. N. Tartar of Corvallls and a brother ot !ena Detle Tartar ot this city. He was graduated from O. A. C. la IMS. of th automobile r e-gUf ration de partment la the eretary of state's office. It bark at his desk aftr hav ing been III several days. Sam Itolaa. a miaWr of the fac al ly of Oregon Agrtcwttaral college, was here jeterday. Mrs. W. II. Kolcer l patient at the ItcacoB? boxpltal w here she nderwent a sergical op ratios, Fri day. Waller A. Rd of Corra'lle ftaa file.1 an apvlM-attoa with the pablle ervice rommlulot for pernlaiets la const ran a croeaiag ever the tracks of the Siathera Pacific eoaapaay at Corvallls, flnnetU Ulacrra Will meet vocal piplls and Saturday cf each week, cscond floor Derby Ddg. F.iday Stodlo XX0TZL ULRIVALI rieeul t;ilty to AmmhII t'pon complaint ot his brother. Ed. Rrundrldre. E. R. Urandrfdge was arrested yesterday by the police to Answer a charge of diaorderty con duct. The defendant at his arraign ment In tbe municipal court yester day pleaded guilty to aaaaaltlng bis brother. He was fined f 10 by Police Judge Race. The Xc-w Allen ( sr la II Little four with the bit; pull at Salem Velie company. Love, Watchmaker and Jeweler 337 Slate street. Salem. rriervon IUnt4 Tillamook Tillamook is the cow man's para dise," said V. I). Peterson yesterday, who is in Salem looking after his property located here. "Over in Til lamook good land Is now held at as much as 11000 an acre." he said. "There are 13.280 cows In the eoun tv. I know some 20-acre farms on which 25 cows are supported from the pasture during the grazing sea son. We have 8 2 dairies In the county, you see we make cheese over there. Last year we sent Into the market G. 600. 000 pounds of Ibis Kolden dairy product. Nine YeatV Kurvnraa flii Mrs. Petti. In Salem Tuesdays. MARION- Mr. sod Mr- P. A Macy. Mr. aad Mrs. F. C tlaweriX P. L. IWrry. M. I. Ramsey. M. U ' l'poa- Mr. aad Mrs. Artaar A. Pe ter. II. It. Hndaoa. Portland: TV. It. Yoiag. D:as; Mr. G. lUner. V ae ro J er. Watt.: 1. L. erte, fMka&: Elmer Dole. Walls la. Or.: Mr. aad Mrs. S. J. IWaaett. Corval'U; Earl llerr. noeebarg. P.LIGII Z. C Kimball. R C iHaaiUToo. Char lee Cralc. If. A- Mar ten. Frank Stamp. V. t. Parks It. l Palmer. Poniaad; E. T. pea- cer. aecouver. Wash.: D. Ryan. Gladttoee: W. F. Ketcham. M'Jl City: Frank V. Wray. Falls City; Mr. aad Mrs. If. L. Grabe. Cettaxe Grove: Mr. aad Mrs. Thomas. Day. Mehama. ARGO William p. Emery. Mae leay: A. E. Setherore. Sablimlty: C W. Wara. Jadge Leedy. Portland. PERSONAL KZ3TI05 REMRMBKR that we pay the nlaneet vrlec for SKC-OWD-ll 4KD rtRTIITVRR CAHrETS, STOVKS. MACUIXEHT ATti TOOLS Don't sell anythtor before yoo see ua. TUB CAPITAL II An II W ARB AJID Pt'R.ITl'HU CO. X8S X. Ceaa'l St. PTkene MT MYRTLE KN0WLAND Maale and Musical MerewaiHlUe Bonorn Dealer la SeJem 411 Court &L Balem, OregoB Telephone til WANTED Apples and Vegetables PEOPLE'S CASH STORE Attention! IU of Salem EiKht to II years. A membership in the Y. M. V. A. until October 1st. 120. all itrivileges, 2.Z. or $2 for ca?h. I.ss than 10 cents pr wefk. Phone 22.. or Inquire desk. Y. M. C. A. Rlzdon and Reliable funeral directors. Xew Mlvologlst Hay Hansen, formerly of Patter son's, Seattle, has accepted a position as "mixologist" at the fountain in the Grey Itelle. A. N. Arnold and Mary L. Falker son. county school supervisors, at tended n local institute at Wood turn yesterday. W. M. Smith, county school super intendent, was in Portland yesterday attending l.nlne matters. Iteputy County Clerk Clyde Elli son has been detained from hia of fice on account of illnevs the tt two days. " !. A. Fitzgerald of California nl manager In this district for th- Palnles Parker system was a Sa lem visitor yesterday. Mr. .Fltxger ald Is completing en Inspection tour of tbe system branches throughout the northwest. He leaves today for Eugene. Mlna Evelyn DeMoss is entertain ing her mother from Port'and for a few days. Mis ive Moss is spend ing ber first year at Willamette. !r. W. II. Litle. stale veterinar ian, was in Portland yesterday. Circuit Judge John McConrt was here yenterday from Portland. Thomas F. Ryan of Oresoo City, was win aitant !at tr.tasurer under Thomas H Kay. was In the city yesterday. He will le one of the witnesses before the grand Jury in the Investigation of bond dealt by the state treasurer. Robert L. Stevens, former ward of the state penltetfllary. ratae up from Portland yesterday. Carl 1 (ijlirielMn. supertnteodent BISHOP BROS. Hijh and rerry Sts. Phone 1400 WE BUY Farm Produce. Eggs, etc.. Paylnj Ulgnest Casli , Uarket Prlceav - - - A All We Ask Is A Trial Reasonable Bates, Just try one of our dinners. Price 45c j CHERRY CITY HOTEL Opposite 0. E. Depot Attention! Hys of Sjilem 1 ."-! 9 vears. A metnberiihip In the Y. M. C. A. until October 1st. 1920 all privileges $3.75. or 3 for cash. Iss than 12 cents per week. Phone 2 23 or Inquire desk. Y. M. C. A. A fanner aad aa Irishman ware at work la a field when aa airplane passed over their heads. "I'd hate te b ap there la that thlag. said the farmer. "Faith. I'd hate to he there and aot la It! retorted the Irish-" maa Cartoons Majratl&e. if? mi "as. v m n SERVICE We give that baa Itself to liable la service proven be re- every way. and the effi ciency with which w render It In sure yonr com plete satisfactloa. U.I - .1 II. - ...1 I- M. 1 I m m l 771 sill Ttmic tn Ktem Orco alter L. Tooxe. Sr.. is now In eastern Oregon, organizing Republi can clubs with, the primary object to nominating Leonard Wood for presi dent at tbe coming Republican na tional convention. Mr. Tooie was at Klamath Falls Thursday night where a club ot SO members was formed. STATE g STRUT 7Z C o Attention! Young Men Of Salem. 19 to 2T, years. A membership In Y. M. C. A. until Oc tober 1st. 1920. all privileges .". or $4 for cash. About lie per week. Phone 223, or inquire desk. Y. M. C. A. Leenl IUanki Get them at The Statesman office Catalog on application. Procreie flub Meet The K. C. Progressive club held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Steve Kafoury In Falrmount park Tuesday night. Games, music and dancing were substituted tor regular business. Refreshments were served. T a i B T5, ft? 1 ee m t -e, I - Dr. CB. O'Neill OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN - Ladd & Bush Bank BuMirf TTfa Stale atf faocc 62b SdinOz HOW DO YOU LIKE THE LOOKS Or THIS PARTY? Too cant blame feba for looklaf aour. Tie Laa the Grip, a grouch, his noee ruaa. tla bones acta, and be looks on the world through tine t'stssa. fast aa w all do when we have a Cold. Ton need a medicine to red ace the frver. rlcp the ache, carry the caste out of the system. . litre U a preparation that la ftrer-redaclnx. anodyne, and pleasantly laxaUvn. Try one box. Tom wU t, Echafer's Conb Drops Schaefer's Drn 8tore ' t.'l I imm nil nruwnw
