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THE OREGON STATIST at SALEM, OREGON.
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GIT Y NEWS IN BRIEF
DArd R&rt lost a bicycle
Richard to have bccri
Twaith Street
f?nerT-
' .J no Wanted
fSt 14-ycar-old boy prefer
J1 fall -il ; Statesman business
Se,jor Phone 58--
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'"PstfeTt. of Silver Creek falls
ileepins on a cot In a hall
'H IoeT rooming ho.se Tuesday
Srtt reports that he was robbed
Stilt ft In ?iler and 80me
,.i,..ble papers.
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ELECTRIC MACHINE &
ENGINEERING CO.
Tor Thor Washing Machines and
Electrja Work and Supplies.
lamCc Kettle
Albert ltlankenshlp and Walt
Johnson tad the misfortune v to
collide while driving automobile
ester day. No one was hurt and
the damages to the cars was set
tled agreeably between the two
urjvers.
been taken from the room of J
U. Kays of Yakima in a loca
rooming hoiuc Tuesday night; '
Legal Kljinka -
Get them at Too Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application;
Nance? At Armory . t
All th s week, best music rnd
floor In tha city. 7 p. m.
TraveUnc It jjast
A brown traveling bag con
taining wearing arparel and toi
let articles, belonging to A. N.
Parsons, ws j lost about i eight
miles north oh the Tacific high
way ye3terday.j
IJaS N Iost
T. A. Ueavis reports losing a
dark leather bag containing some
valuable clothing. The name of.
Gladls Heads was on the Inside
of the bag.
Turkish and shower baths a spe
cialty, and we invite the public
to tako a swim in our pool of nice
clean, warm water.
Will Close at Noon
Ladd & l?u?.h bank wli; cloe
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
this week on account of tha a'ate
fair.
Ccle. MrKlrojr
And his Real Dance orchestra,
every night this week at city hall.
We Xced Good Men
Apply at Kings Products
office.
Opening Studio
Ulltan Hartshorn, teacher
olano end organ. Studio 394 N.
Church, phone 178'; or 2042, res.
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"Visitor Kobltrtl 4
The room occupied by Richard
Wright and Oscar Warren In a
local rooming hoiise Tuesday
nigU.t was eniercd by an unidenti
fied person, who took their cloth
ing into the hall and relieved
them of the contents in the pock
ets. Warren jlost about $30 or
$90 and a check fur $30 given
by the I'.uldrac leging company,
nnd Wright lost $::o in currency.
Salmon
Cheapest for three years.- If
you want to can any, phone 211
Fitts Market.
J7 Court St.
Phone 458
Fire!
liVwr wttrt jrttem adeqott. Don t fall
to m th Paul srsteni which ia anto
tit tad direct from-the-well eon
MrtiA. Pnf y '' drinkint; water.
I C. WOOD Slm VtUa Co.)
J$ Xtrta Caiajtrcial Street.
WANTED
Sacks, Hides, Machinery and all
kinds of Junk
CAPITAL JUNK AND
- BARGAIN HOUSE
11$ Center SL . ! Phone 398
SWIMMING .
Is' very refreshing on a hot day.
Com and bring your friends.
OREGON BATH HOUSE
Oregon Building
Rods Cracker, per pound. . . .20c
Viirj Salt In SO pound sack. .75c
Straws, per bale .C5c
Lsoadry Soap in 23 bar lota fl.OO
Uardwheat Flour at per tack 9&23
The Highland Grocery
Phone 496 ', 743 Highland Arena
HARTMA!iBR0S.C0.
f Por Tina Jewelry
Jewelers and Opticians
CROSSETT SHOES
''Hake Life's Walk Easy"
7 SCHEFS
Tie House of Kuppenheimer
THE "DAYTON"
',. The Bicycle lor Ereryono
. liorb'E. RAMSDEN
117 Court Street
Blcydeg. and Bicycle Repairing
Watch anl Chain stolen
A watch and chain carrying an
Klk tooth charm, arid encraved
on the back. is alleged to have
STOP! iii the
Great Western Garage
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for overhauling that keeps your
car . running ;
1'lione 44. Opposite Court House
WE NEVER SLEEP
VALLEY RED , SPECIAL
TUBES
A. H. MOORE'S
POTATOES
Call on us 1 before you sell
l ItlSHOP IlKOS.
Corner Ferry and High Streets
Phone 1400
TaESug Machines and Records
Player Pianos and Flaytr Rous
4
Place Your Order Early
! for Fajl Planting
Completefllne varieties
, Salem Nursery Company
Phone 1763 '427 Oregon Bids
W00DRY
conducts sales anywhere In
Marion or Tolk counties.
Store located 270 N. Com'L
AUCTIONEER
"WALLFELT"
Takes the place of
cloth at about one-
third
YLJSI MAX 0. BUREN
l ! 179 N. Commercial St
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
, .- , i For.':
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
StoTcs. Carpets and Tools
Capital Hardware A Furniture Co.
28) N. Commercial sc. rnone ai
1W Korth Commercial St.
. iitteEcctric Sign "SHOES"
DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO.
; '08 VORK ANtt FIXTURES
J 23 North Liberty Street
D.H.M0SHER
' Higb Class"
Cleaning and Pressing
474 Court Street -
WOTED;
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Beans'
Eggs
Potatoes
People's Cash Store I
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LONG DISTANCE
AUTO
TRUCKING
Willamette Valley
Transfer Co.
Ptone 1400
We also do local hauling
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Dctter fJobds for lss
Trunks, Bags; Suit Cases
Music Rolls and Brief Cases at
HAMILTON'S
34.0 Court Street
Trafffe luws Brokciv V
A number of arrests were made
yesterd-ijr for alleged breaking of
the, traffic regulations." Anions
these were I J. Kearns Port
land, exceeding the speed limit.
estimated rate Similes an hour;
S. A. Stellwacen. exceeding ! the
speed limit; W. Acheron, for driv
ing a "hire" car without a chau
ffeur's Jiren.'c; Ole Carter, ex
ceeding the speed limit, rate es
timated SO miles an houi and
racing.
WV.Xerd fioo.1 Men
Apply at Kings Products
office.
Co.
Ulcdnn ami So
Ueliable funeral directors. .
Cole McKlroj -
And his Ueaj Ia.nre orchestra.
every night this week a't city hall.
houpe ill be under the manaite
ment of Mr. and Mr. Will K.
Purdy. Inside of a week the in
terior will he repainted and open
every day of the wce,k from R a.
m. to 9 p. m. to the public. Thwt
bath house has been re-plumbed
and the stesm fittings -modernized
so as to tive first class service
to our ipalrons. We will make
Cole MrKIray
And his Real Dance orchestra,
every night this week at city hall.
Sonjr Recital '
Miss Phillis Wolfe.? a noted so
prano, late of New York city, will
be heard in recital at the old
pavilion, at the exhibit of the G.
V. Johnson Piano company, today
at 3 o'clock, and in the evening
at 8 o'clock. : The Chickeringm
pico piano will be featured in
these recitals. It is a marvelous
instrument. It is a mechanism
within the piano that plays the
piano perfectly with no evidence
fiy La Von Coppock
O ATTKND the fair aud to
spend a few hours with Dr.
and Mrs. It. Cartwright. a
party composed of Mr. and Mrs.
Ceorire.I. Moore, Mr. and Mrs.
1. W. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Keller. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mc
Nair. Mrs. Harry Kaller. Mrs. A.
D. Bourne and Mr; and Mrs,. L.
D. Mack came from Portland yel
terday. .
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Miss Esther Carlton and her
brother P. G.- Carlton of Port
land are guests at the home of
their brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and 1ra CI CI Clmm . H
Mrs. W. M. Hamilton is spend
ing a few days in Portland. Mr.
of mechanism. It has been called! Hamilton, who has been there-on
the wonder piano.
The All War Fiv
Greatest dance music inthe city
this week. ' Armory 7 p. jm.
Treisseo
Kitted t Tyler's. Drng store by
an epxert in the business.
Magazines and Sa!CTlptlon
The Ace. 127 North High street.
Veteran Fife and Drum
Corps Again Stirs Crowd
With the fire of other days
burning in their ryes, jthe present
forgotten, and living again the
past, a number of Civil war vete-
Oregon IbitU i;ou Iran musicians forgot their years
On Octoher 1 the Oregon bath and with fife and drum, revived
FOR SALE
Stoves, Itanges, Heaters, Furni
ture and Tents
CAPITAL JUNK AND
BARGAIN HOUSE
215 Center St.
Phone 398
Salem School of Expression
Lulu Rosamond .Walton, Director
147 N. Commercial
- Phone 69 2-
DIXIE
DOUGHNUTS 35c Doz.
isALEM BAKING CO.
439; Court Street. 5 .Phone 954
Salem Cleaners and Dyers
Repairing and Alterations'
Phone 1868
JACK'S CAFE
A good place to eat
Short Orders all day
163 S. Coml Street
J. D. Maddox, Prop.
me martial airs 01 01 ana v
011 the fair grounds near the head
ouarters of the G. A. It. j-ester-day..
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With reverent i attention , th
crowds stood as the stirring music
was played, while their hearts
ached with the thought of the
thinning ranks. Hut if the living
comrades inis.d their dead it was
rot shown. Though the weight of
years rested heavily upon the"
olayers. the shoulders were not
l ent. With heads held high, the
lingers long since thought to have
forgotten their cunning, were
forced to respond to the yet in
domitable spirits of. the soldiers
of long ago.
Among th9 players were two
who had played at the funeral of
Abraham Lincoln. These were
For Medical Certificates for
Marriage Licenses npply to
S. C STONE; M. d;
Tyler's Ifnig Store v,
137 South Commercial Street
Sales'
1 and
Service
VALLEY M0T0R:C(L
W. W. M00RE j
Furniture Store
The Home of the Vlctrola
Too set more for your money at
Moore's 4
It Pays to Trade at The ! 1
FARMERS CASH STORE
j C Burton Dartlall
217 Korth ConumercUl 24T
W.T.RIGD0N CO.
Leading Funeral Directors
A GOOD MEAL
Deliciously Prepared, Well Seryed
Music Dancing
CANTON CAFE
162 V North Commercial St.
HIV VViu k WMbwa ,,
WOOD POD
For all klnda of wood, see Tracy
rhon 520
FURS STORED"
Store your Furs during summer
witn us.
WEST FLU CO.
521 Court. Opposite uoarvuouw
CARL & B0WERS0X
Groceries
383 Court Street Phone 409
U. S. GARAGE
6S4 Ferry Street
T-ctrn TtTTT NOT ABCSED CARS
SPECIAI New series Studebak-
cr, Talue 16Z&, tocaj vv
TJ. S. Oarage. Phone 1752.
USED CARS
To Sell Cheap; for. Cash or to trade
for Bread ana uunot
THE B. C. MOT.OR CO.
17S S. Commercial &u
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Biisicks
V :: SALEM ALBANY
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MOVING
iJJ5- STORING
930. SHIPPING
SALEH ah v:-A.
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TRAnSFER oi Goods
Our lnr fleet f trek eWe i
to friva jro prompt nmw
track of th iie ieI for yor job.
Conn try and. In IHrtaac
limiting a Specialty.
Wo Boy and Bell
W OOP A K O CO A. U
D. A. I.ARMXR, Xanacox.
. Aeaideoro Pbono laS '
Dreamland
J.-' Dance! ' .
Every Wednesday
and Saturday !
and Every Night Fair Week
Bungalow Orchestra
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Xo Kalso la rrice
HIGHEST PRICES
Paid for
Vegetables and Fruits
s PEOPLE'S CASH
STORE 1
business, returned yesterday.
Mrs. Lloyd V. Bell and her son
of Corrallis are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Hell's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. It. Putnam, on North
Commercial street.
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Mrs. E. Northrup and her
daughter. Miss Osa Northrup, who
is a student at McMinnville col
lege, are here for a short time as '
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Pur
vine. 1 M. and Mrs. Charles F. I.ake
and their daughter Miss A fin a
Lake, will arrive in the city to
day to spend a few days with rel
atives. .
Miss Leora Morris and her
small nephew were here from
Portland enjoying a short visit
with Miss Morris -parents, Mr.
and Mis. Benjamin Morris of Sa
lem Heights.
Mrs. M. Brewer, Miss Betty van'
Cord an and Miss Norma Darnell
of Portland are the gttests of Miss
Molly Schebauer for a few days.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Young have
arrived from their home in the
cast and are guests for the week
of Mrs. E. J. Young.
Mrs. Ralph Harris and Mrs.
Arthur Lenon of Portland are
guests of their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Linton.
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Mrs. J. Jones of'Roseburg and
her daughter, Miss Pearl Jones,
are spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Michaels at
the!r home on Saginaw street
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Alden and
Gerald Vane of Portland are
guests. 1st the home of Mr. and
Mrs F. L. Orsdall for the remain
der of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Darius IT. Smyth
of. Diamond, Harney county, are
in the pity enjoying their annual
visit with Mrs. Smyth's sisters.
Mrs. II. N. Eley and Miss Viola
Minot. ' Mr. Smyth is a wealthy
stockman and is one of the early
pioneers, of - Harney county, quite,
a family of the Smyths settling
there in 1872. They were. attack
ed by Indians a few years later
iRd his father) was killed by
them, but the rest remained there
end have prospered, being among
the heaviest property owners and
taxpayers. "Rye" Smyth, as he
is familiarly called, is .a substan
tial citizen, and his home is one
of the most . hospitable in that
immense county of proverbial hospitality.
W..I1. Brooks of Portland and J.
S. Baughn. While with a just
pride they spoke of this incident
in their Jives. E. B. Grant of com
pany II. 142nd New York volun
teers, proudly asserted that while
they had played for their dead
chieftain, he had played for him '
while he uved.
The veterans who furnished the
music yesterday were r. II. Mc-
Company G. 141st Ohio; W. II.
urooits. i'ortiand. snare drum
mer. Company 1. 14th Iowa; C. T.
I'arcue. Independence. Company E
lOUt Illinois; C. A. Stockwell.
fifT, Company K. S3rd Illinois
infantry; T. M. Kellogg. Com-1
I-any L. 1st Wisconsin cavalry;
K. II. Grant, fifer. Company II.
142nd New York volunteers, and
J. II. Banghn, drummer. Com
pany E. 14th Iowa infantry.
From the Portland Telegram:
"Sixty1, members of the Portland
Women'i Advertising club enjoyed
a chicken dinner served ta the
rystar room of tne ' Benson hotel
Fjiday evening. Members of the
Portland Ad club and of the Portr
land Business Women's club were
special guests. Miss Hazel Lln-
ney gave a birthday talk on
"What I Have Done During the
Past Year." E. N. Strong, pres
ident of the Portland Ad club,
outlined a plan for co-operation
between the men's and women's
club to further the interests of
the better business, bureau. H. J.
Langoe snokV on "Americaniza
tion." Rollin C. Ayres of San
Francisco gave a humorous talk.
telling stories with which he am
used ' American soldiers in camps
during the war. Mrs. Helen Camp
bell Jeselson. president tot the
club, was chairman."
LOOK!
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. AllTO'S SAKE
Car not hitting right? Bring it
to us. A place to get tires, tubes,
spot lights, skid chains and tire
pumps. :''
Great Western Garage
Phone 4 4 Opposite Court House
I 1 ALWAYS OPEN
WANTED
5 1,0.000 worth of furniture
at once. Will pay highest
price. -
CAPITAL JUNK And
BARGAIN HOUSE
215 Center SLA Phone 39 S
PORK DUE TO PROP,
TORTLAND. Ore.;. Sept. 29.
Retail pork prices here are due for
an early drop reflecting the recent
decline tin the wholesale price of
dressed hogs, according to state
ments today by market proprie
tors. A few days will elapse be
fore the eut. in order to permit
dealers ft unload stocks on hand,
according, to M. L. Jones, a mar
ket man. Live hogs on the hoof
have dropped fifty cents a hun
dred at the stock yards this week.
OBITUARY
1 Wnat Have You?
Wo buy, sell and exchange
new and second-hand furni
ture, stoves, ranges, rugs.
tools, etc we wm u
f UtCOl TV. F. WRIGHT
! Adriloiriirr
271 N. Cora'l SL, Salem. Ox.
I List your sales with ua
I People's Furniture j
Store '
Nlghf rhone 1047 rbone7SI
do nn down
pZ.UU AVEEK
' will buy a J,
One Minute
Electric Washing
Machine
WM. GAHLSD0RF
Tho Store of Housewares
Ieon Albert Sawyer wa botn
In Arlington. Wis., November 23.
SS7. He, came to Gervate. Oie..
with his parents in 1905 and had
since been a resident of this state.
Mr. Sawyer was married to Rose
Franks in June, 1914. who with
four little daughters. Dorothy,
Rosemary, Ruth and Marjorie are
left to mourn his loss.
Besides his immediate family he
leaves bis parents. Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Sawyer of Gervais. one
brother, Lewis R. Sawyer of Sil
verton and five sisters. Mrs. Wil
liam Oddie., Mrs. Archie Wiesner,
Mrs. Sherman Richard. Mrs. Ken
neth Coomler, all of Gervais. and
Mra. Charles Eagleson of Eddy
vilhe. Ore.
My. Sawyer was a loving hus
hand and father, a loyal friend
and wilt be sorely missed in the
family circle. He was drowned in
the Willamette river near Salem
September 19 while trying to res
cue the boat-In which his little
daughter Ruth was drifting away.
His body was recovered Tuesday
evening, Sept. 28. after days of
faithru watching by relatives and
fricnd3.
CHILDREN'S EYES
-Right now, at the begin
ning of school, you should
make sure that your ehUd's
eyesight is unimpaired.
-Many a child has found it
impossible to study be
cause of eye trouble.
-Many children are cross
and irritable from the same
cause. ' .
-Lack of glasses at this
stage may bring a lifetime
of eye trouble and ex
pense. -An ' examination at ill de
termine the exact . condi
tion and needs of your
child's eyes and you'll be
glad to know.
MORRIS & KEENE
OPTICAL CO.
202-211 Bank of Commerce
Buildinj?
SALEM, OREGON
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Mr. and Mrs. E. .1 McElnea
fcave as ' their house guest Mrs.
Ed G. Freeman Of Beaterton. who
is here for the fair.', t r -. v
Andrew Durant Is expected to
arrive In Salem this evening to
join Mrs. Durant, who has been
visiting irienaa nere i0r several
days.' . -
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Where the pay us y9U go plc:
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Prunes
"We Are Still Buying.
VTc will commence ship
ping about October 1st.
Come and see us '
MANGIS BROS.
Warehouse: ,
High and Trade Streets
Phone 12D1
, Office 542 State Street
Thone 717
Many honswitfeo
-will order nidyon
naise at thz resttiWf
rant but hit nialic
it at home. Why ?
PROBABLY bsause .'many sta
haAre the idea tit mayonnaise is 1
lots of trouble to tzre. . . ;
, Or that they a 'mdce gdb4:,
mayonnaise or thst won't "keep.?
None of these rra keeps' the '
woman who kno Mazola from
making her own Ert-onnaiae every
week. r " -.. .1 - '
Mazola being aa tbsolutely pure .''
vegetable oil, blends e ingredients
perfectly and imparts hs own delicate
flavxjr to the dresi-j which ',-wiH '
keep for weeks withcci separating.;
Once you try Mazcfe you "wul prefer
it to oliAre oil. It not df equals the
finest imported clive d, but costs
about half the price.' ' - '. : X
Mazola is served bvkang hotels,
clubs and dining Jean throusnout
America., ." ' ;
JOHNSOM4JEBER ax?A.tY ' ;;
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rrvee Bcu Cook book CODU,
today. Cora Products Kfinina
161, New Vara CV. -
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MAYONNAISE
2 Eft. YoCn only 1 tepoon c :: alt
: 1 Pinttjf Masma - - 1 tsblespoo:-.-. each of Ltf
1 tfjoon of MiMtarJ - - man v is- or
1 Ammh of Cayenne or WhitrPp. 4 tblapoor erf V
i per or ft traMiun Papnka , . fLrrarrxi --ar c. j ,
llm all iarredienu laxl man teBa cold. ' i-yi:
Add e yolk, and wfaea vefi noed. add ii t - Uit
Add Masoia drop by drop until tbe wmritre tx-j i3
lowly. At aooa aa th laoto budceaa. add t
vinegar a .little at a time. Now beat ia the rerr.
rradualry On til all is oaad. Ttac Mayaaiat tho
bold it, shape. Patio a ajaw jar sad tower doae.
to b nacd when ftcedad. ItJsefarweics.
yon open it; take eut aa sacs at jroa Beed
cioaetacjac.
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Revealing a magnificent ecllccticii iol :
most autumn creations wHch ccaljb2
tiful fabric with American nfincnent
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Potatoes. HUE - ,
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Suits and Coats of unusrd jn-rtness cr
seen on display in our beaztl' J ymdovr. '
arc arranged m ths m
Brown, Chocolate, Cat-L
amon. You are invited 1
may inspect these most cht
oat any obligation to porcl
will find cheerful pleasing
our departments that will ii:
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7:50 P.M.
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t to Oct. 2nd '
irn and Salem t la
da. JArrlTe Fair
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rrallls dnrlnc State
I ArrlTe Cortallis