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r- THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALSSf. OREGON. TITTJRSDAY MnnVTXfl. SEPTEMBEIt 16. J9g0 GIT : NEWS IN BRIEF Ashby Property Sold - The Ashby property on South Sixteenth street was sold yester day by Radcllff & Waring. . Studebakcr Special 8U 1920 model for sale at a bar- gain. Address X T Z Statesman. ers take charge immediately and wm narvest the bumper crop or prun; now. on the trees. Mr. Woelk "will move to his new home as soon as arrangements can te mad. This is one of the finest pruno tracts in the Liberty dis trict. The deal was made by Radcliff & Waring. Kitrdon and 801 Reliable funeral directors. Pruno Orchard Sold F. J. .Woelk nd son, C I Woellr, of Polk county, hate pur chase! the 25-acre prune orchard of Misses It. T, Smith and F. E. Smith, at Liberty. The purchas- Wanted - . . Hop pickers at the Minto yard. Phone 1073. Good Floor, Good Music At Lakebrook. Tuesday, Thurs day, Saturday nights. "r- m r m BUBBLES' With Mary.1 Anderson Return iVom Kast Dr. C. H. Robertson, Mrs. Rob ertson and their son. Charles Robertson. Jr.. have returned af ter a trip of about six weeks east Most of the time was spent by Dr. Robertson attending surgical clinic 3 at the Mayo hospitals at Rochester ' Minn. Young Mr Robertson who underwent an ex amination because of injuries re ceived in athletics came home in good physical condition. Institution- Visited ; On.i of the important activities of th home service section of the Red Cross is the service given at the ftate hospital. There are at prcsenr eignt ex-soldiers con fined there. The hospital author itles have courteously allowed the Red Crossvlsitor to become acquainted with these men and render them kindly services. Small luxuries are given them and the effort to make the men feel that a friend is at hand Is the duly of this visitor, who is to carry on tne auer-war care nl the nun who served ana maae such trajric sacrifice. Leters are sent, weekly in some cases, to tne families of the men. which gives comfort to them, in receiving in formation additional to that sent bv the hospital. Similar wort with the ex-soldlers in tne peni tentiary is also teing done by the Red Cross. lost except on account of pro tracted illness. The following well-known teachers of Salem were present and signed the reso lution: Luclle Barton. Frank Churchill. Lena Dotson, Bertha Junk Darby. Mrs. Walter A. Den ton. Lucile Emmons. Laura Grant. Prof. E. W. Hobson. Mrs. Cora Ilendnr. Alice Hoi man. Franklin 11. Lanner. Mrs. Henry I-ee. Dorothy Pearce. Prof. T. S. nooeriii. Luclle Ksa. iteatrtce Shelton. Dr. John R. Sites. Mrs. Harry Styles. Lena Relle Tartar. Joy Turner. Elmer Weller, Julia M. Welgel. Dance at Lakebrook Seven miles north. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights. n ; Cawment lracrr AH colors.' Reg. $1.00-at 6Sc yard. Hamilton's. ELECTRIC MACHINE & ENGINEERING CO. For Thor Washing Machines and Electric Work and Supplies. $87 Court St, Phone 488 We Xeed Women In our preparatory department. Apply at plant ready for work. Kinks Food Products Co. Fire! POTATOES Call on us before yon sell msnop bros. Corner Ferry and High Streets Phone 1400 It'Tour watr ayatcm adequate. Don't fail ae tha Paul arttem whirk ia auto-1 matie aad baa a dirwt from ts-w!l con- action, fline T freth drinking water. 1 T. O. wood (Baiaat veua va. 162 Kortk Commercial Street. Sales and Service WANTED Sacks, Hides, Machinery and all kinds ot Junk CAPITAL JUNK AND BARGAIN HOUSE .215 Center St,1 Phone 398 SWIMMING Is Terr refreshing on a hot day. Come and brine your friends. OREGON BATH HOUSE , - . Oregon Building ( Soda Crackers, per pound,. .. .20c : Dairy Salt in CO pound sack. .75c Straws, oer bale -5c lB-!.Si-S Phone 176$ uarun ucu k iviu an. v The Highland Grocery Phone 406 740 Highland Avenue VALLEY MOTOR CO. Canninc Tomatoes The recent rains cracked some of my tomatoes and on account of the scarcity of labor I am go ing to pick right into the boxes. not tort or wipe. Aotning . win h not in that is not Rood to can and-they will put up practically as nmch as the sorted boxes These tomatoes will be on sale Friday morning at thelloth gro cery company ai pr " Can them up and save money. . faaement lrIcrT All colors. Reg. $1.00 at 62c yard. Hamilton's. We Nerd Women In our preparatory department. Apply at plant ready for work. Kinks Food Products Co. Dr. Marshall- Osteopath. U. S. Bank building. Opening Studio Lillian . Hartshorn, teacher piano and oncan. Studio 394 N Church, phone 178; or 2642, res idence. Trnw Fitted at Tyler's Drug store by an epxert in the business. Marriage Made Known- It became known yesterday that Miss Ina Johnson, well known In Salem, and Charles E. Farrimond of Seattle were married In Port land Monday of this week. They will live in Salem. Mrs. Farri mond is a daughter of James Johnson, local farmer. "Stuffer" Is Xiftr A nifty "staffer on one side of which Is a blrdseye view of the state fair around, drawn by Murry Wade, and on the other side an advertisement of the state fair, has been endorsed by the Sa- lem Business Men's league, and ill be sold to Salem business men aud others to be used as an insert in all business letters that are mailed from the city. It is of con. venient size to be placed In en velopes. The drawing of the fair grounds was a difficult piece of work, but Mr. Wade has executed it in clever style. THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN Ey GENS BYRNES . .Two Carrier Doys Wanted Apply at Statesman office, or phone 683. Potatoes We will commence aliip- r about October aaw Come and aee vm MANGIS BROS. Warehouse: JJigli and Trade Street Phone 1231 Frftp. Ijrcturc Interest of Public Schools Pro tective league. Thursday evening t p. m. at Foresters hall. 23 N. Commercial st. between Court and Chemeketa. All welcome. It Salmon Cheaoest for three years von want to can any, phone 2ll. Fitts Market. 3Unlc Teacher Meet Tho Salem district of the Ore gon State Music Teachers asso ciation held a meeting last Mon day night at Miss Lena Belle Tartar's studio and adopted a uniform term and price schedule for musical instruction as fol lows: Pupils accepted omy ty the 1? weeks term, payable in advance at the minimum rate or $1.50 per lesson. Missed lessons Macazlnes and Subacriptioi The Ace, 127 North High street Vernlre Kltaer I Mis Vernice Klstner. a stud ent at Oreaon Agricultural col lege, who was well known In Sa lem where she has frequently been the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Nellie Townsend. died September 9 at the Pomona hospital. Po- mont. Cal.. Miss Klstner. whose horn. was in Pomona, failed to recover from a major operation. Funeral services were Saturday, and burial was in the- Pomona cemetery. She leaves. besides her Salem relatives, her parents. Mr. ar.d Mrs. W. H. Klstner, two sisters. Glyda and Joyce, two brothers. Warren and Kenneth, all of Pomona. Legal Blanks Get them at The Statesman of fice. Catalog on application. Leave In Advance To Kited out in their natty Cher rian uniforms. C. H. Clancey. King Ding of the organixation. and Wil liam McGilchrist. left last night for Vancouver, Wash., whre to day the Cherrians are to be guests of the Vancouver Prunarians at the Prune festival in that city. The remainder of the Cherrian excur sionists, more than 0 of them, to gether with the-' Cherrian band. will leave early this morning. Talkirs Machines and Records I w Player Pianos and Flayer liOUS I Lain Rosamond Walton, Director I 147 N. Commercial Phone 692 Place Yonr Order Early for Fall Planting Complete line varieties DIXIE DOUGHNUTS 35c Doz. SALEM BAKING CO. 433 Court Street. Thone 954 PERSONAL MENTION Seneca Fouts. Portland lawyer had business before the supreme court yesterday. James P. Stapleton was here yesterday from Portland. W. D. Freeman. Portland at torney, was in Salem yesterday. Will T. Kirk, member or tne state industrial accident commis sion, and his family have moved from their home on Lansing tan to a new home recently purchase' Tires and Everything at the Great Western Garage Opposite Court House Phone 44 Salem Nursery Company Salem Cleaners and Dyers 427 Oregon Bidg.l . . .... Repairing and Alterations Phone 1868 Coming Sunday JACK DEMPSEY In "DARE-DEVIL JACK" HARTMAN BROS. CO. For Fine Jewelry Jewelers and Opticians INDIAN AGENCY at A. H. MOORE 421 Court Street CR0SSETT SHOES "Make Life's Talk Easy" SCHEFS The Ilouse of Kuppenheimer THE "DAYTON" Tb Bicycle for Everyone , LLOYD E. RAMSDEN 387 Court Street Bicycles and Bicycle Repairing "WAULFELT" Takes the place of cloth at about one- third W00DRY conducts sales anywhere In Marion or Polki counties. Store located 270 N. Com'L AUCTIONEER TIER'S Bligh Theatre tend tbe convention of the North west Irrlcation and Development congress. Mr. Cupper is siatea for an address. United SUtes Senator Chanes L. McNary. who Is to appear on the speaking program at the con vention of 'the ortnwest imga- tion and Development congress in Seattle, left for that city lasi night. I M ( . .. r.r?t4 III Vmi -Two ses 1 J FIRE Slt4CE! JT Office M2 State Street I rv rhone 717 II V0w f -r -V ii ' i III .11 ' I ii "iv si ill ii ra i i,i i bubblinK over with enthusiasm as proportions. The conditions of ,mTMv a result of his travels in his fly- acquirement of timber in British ? 1 X!iIiIL lng trip over the state. Columbia are no more advantAg- BfftTy ' . : eous than those of Alaska, nor MIWS . Ikis UJ l are they more likely to become fff mmm 'ii jj so. - II ,;ill Up.' ' jjl s0? 'PJ yMNWB ISHilSiSSJS III - W1L GAHLiuuiu- IZS3??&1 Tha Store of Eome- - T . TAM A TA EC 11' A friend wearing a long "goatee had come In and had been greeted by the man of the bouse, who. with the pride of a father, lifted his little son In his arms and smilingly said: "Willie, this Is Mr. Blank. Mr. Blank. Isn't Willie a fine boyt" Mr. Blank smiled, but his goatee sion. rn.ua nis lamur ue u"' . N tv v.. z'&iT uK7;&r h"" '"?"! .'',vr.js left last night for Seattle to at- for moment and then Ulmed. on the caller's chin: -Don't you bite my fader: Columbus Dispatch. Tm mrpMifnl In.tallallnn of pulp and paper plants In British 1 Columbia arter a numoer oi inn has proved tbe practicability of xMoltatlon of this general re- rion. They represent a logical Miss Marie Briggs. member ol I progressive exploitation ot Known the clerical force of the state cor- t poraMon . department, nas re signed her post ana wm mn is olate with the University of Ore gon. . . Alex Cormoyer nas remmeu from Albany and has accepted a noeition at the state scnooi ior ibe feeble-minded. Dr. W. II. Lytic. Slate veieran- artan, was in Albany yesieraay. Better Goods for Ie9 III J 1 1 HIGHEST PRICE PAID For f I SECOND HAND FURNITURE Stoves, Carpets and Tools Capital Hardware A Furniture Co. 285 N. Commercial St. rnone si JACK'S CAFE A good place to eat . Short Orders all day 163 S. Com! Street J. D. Maddoz, Prop. W.W.M00RE Furniture Store The Home ot the YictroU Ton get more for yonr money at Moore s It Tays to Trade at The .ii tblra s . ' Y MAX 0. BUREN Music Rolls and Brief Cases at 179 N. Commercial St. , HAJOLTON'S Trunk, Bags, Suit Casei FARMERS CASH STORE C Barton Dnrdall 217 North Commerc lal 2 1 7 340 Court Street 167 North Commercial St At the Electric Sign "SHOES" DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO. JOB TTORlCXXD FIXTOIES 222 North Liberty Street D.H.M0SHER High Class Cleaning and Pressing 474 Court Street WOOD WOOD For all kinds,, of wood, see Tracy Phone 620 FURS STORED Store your Fors during summer with ns. WEST FCR CO. l 521 Court. Opposite Court Ilouse W. T. RIGD0N CO. Leading Funeral Directors WANTED 910.000 worth of fumltur at once. Will pay highest price. CAPITAL JUNK AND BARGAIN HOUSE 215 Center St. Thone 59S HIGHEST PRICES Paid for Vegetables and Fruits PEOPLE'S CASH STORE MOVING IE STORING 930 SHIPPING SAIB1 au Kinds TRAnSFER ot Uooos L A 17 M E R WANTED "Beans Eggs Potatoes People's Cash Store LONG DISTANCE AUTO TRUCKING V Willamette Valley Transfer Co. 1 Phone 1400 7e also do local hauling CARL & B0WERS0X Groceries 383 Court Street , Phone 409 1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE V.torUU r fctckiac fr txanr- lrTicrbl ear with 1rfcat bodjr line n interior pctfi'tMra mmmtmm Baximom aerrir. and eeeniBf at a fa .aabl. prica ahcnld ac thta ear. Lee L Gilhert, Distributor 15S Sa. Commarcial Stract Oar larj V.et af trselis aaUi i ms -im MBBt arrira aa4 - track at tna aU. m44 fr 7 .or Jah. Cautrr and Laos mataaca EaoUnc a Spadalty. W- Um-m mmA K!l .w a O D AND C O 1 V D. A. UtXHXK. Muacar. gesideaea Taaaa 19 U. S. GARAGE 654 Ferry Street USED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS SPECIALr-New series Studebak- er. ralue 11625. today iv. U. S. Garage. Phone 1752. USED CARS To Sell Cheap for Cash or to trade for Bread and Butter THE K. & C. MOTOK CO. 178 S. Commercial St. Dreamland "Bink Dance x Every Wednesday and Saturday Bungalow Orchestra true m SUCTIOM SVVCCPERl ProUuor Hobson Will Sing at Chapel Today Trof. K. W. llobnon. dean of the college of muic at Wlllrt-T-ette nnlTeralty. will make his first public appearance in Salem this roomlnr at the initial chapel t err ice to be held in Waller hall at 11: 3. The chapel serrice will be the first of the college year, with the terrier in charge of lr. Cari. Gre Doney. presi dent of Willamette. Owing to the manufacturers inability to deliver the new seals, temporary seats sre to be In stalled in the chapel auditorium. It wu announced yesterday that Profenaor Hobon will give two vocal elct!ona during the chapel exerrliw. The selections are: -The Trumpeter." and "The Spiritual . Negro. The second tens Is said to' be a melody of plantati3.t days, and rives an In nirht into the spiritual life ot the rearo- during camp meetings. ProreKnor llobnon is a baritone. Today Is the final day for reg istration at the utalTerslty and only 2S0 students hare register ed. Many ot the old students hare not appeared on the campus, but they will return. The fresh men class, from present indica tions, will be fully as large as the class of last year. Each train arriving In Salem brings Its quota of students. For Friday only we will hare 50 Bushels of Ripe Tomatoes, some of which, owing to the rain are tJightly cracked. Order a bushel today and we will deliver them Friday. $1.25 per bushel Roth. Grocery Company Phonen 18S5-G-7 THE IRIP0RTANCE OF THRIFT A S important as the industries of IJL ' aiid rnrrtrn tiding country, became relation thereto, is THEIFT. .The deposits of this locality are largely made of individual savings and are tne mark dividual initiative. It is through that bined power, then, that the derelopnien business and fanning' is possible. Thus you will see the import ance of a United States Na tional account in a new light. Salem )f its. -bank II cl in- - i i com-. CPiuieastatcs taitonamanlf SALEM CRtGON FALL and WINTER WM GAHLSD0RF The Store of Housewares FOR SALE Sfoves. Ranges. Heaters. Furni ture and Tents CAPITAL JUNK AND BARGAIN HOUSE 215 Center St. Thone 39 8 St Agnes Baby Home Is Examined by Fire Officer Becaune of complaints received at the office of the state lire' marshal. Horace Sykes. investi gator for the marshal's depart ment is at Park Place Investi gating SL Agnes baby home. If found necessary recommendations ill be made for better protec tion against fire. Busick's SAIJE2I ALBANY What Haye You? We buy. cH and exchange new and second-hand furni ture, stoves, ran ices. rugs, tools, etc We wM buy you out. COL. "4V. TF. WRIGHT Auctioneer 271 N. Com'l SU Salem. Or. Ust your sales with People's Furniture Store Night Thone. 104T rhoneHI SUCCESS IN UFE Comes through training. Ad vancement in business is rapid for the young person who is well qualified. There is always a demand for good bookkeepers, good stenog raphers young people who can do efficient work along this line. Young people should be ambitious to obtain topnotch efficiency it pays. This school can help yon to mike a success in the business world. Every member of our faculty is an expert In his branch of work. Business men want our gradu ate becSirse they know in at our traininc Is thorough and practical. Call. let ns talk It over. A cat alogue for the asking. Day and night sessions! . , Capital Business College Taylor Back From Trip in Interest of Fahl W. A. Taylor has Just Returned from atrip that took him to near ly ail the county seats ot Ore- aon. in tbe Interest of tbe state fair. He was xone about two weeks. He finds more interest than ever before and he has had latre exnerience In this work, for 1 vears and longer. He says mere will more county exhibits than ever lefore: larger and cetier acrtcultural and horticultural ex hibits than ever before. H B.ys the crops In both east ern and western Oregon ar very fine: and the decree of general nrosoeritv Is the hixhest he has ever seen. Also, he says, people xenerallr ir wrll alone with their fall work: and that they will be ready to eotne lo the fair, and they will undoubtedly come ia greater nnmberm than they ever have. !! says. too. that In the exhib its that will come from. tne on- ferent connties there will be quality stuff the best ever seen Ion tha iron nds. .. T"r is stmpiy GOATS ("oati for fall and winter this season are cut in loose hanging lines ami are graceful and becoming to the figure. MatetiaU are velours, serge, tricot ine an J the new mixed coatings. The shades are navy, brown, deer, taupe, mode, ca det, copen, jade, etc., and in workmanship, value and practibility of style and line they have never been equaled. They are priced popularly. $19.75 to $125 1 0ft Where the "Pay As You Go" plan has made shopping a pleasure and a suc cessand has started many a growing bank account. ; il P III mm l.im-ii taVl 'I'll. J'