THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. PRECnM,
You May Move
In Today
We have a 7 room house, just
f finished. Modern. Good location.
' $500 will handle. Price $3300.
. If not sold in few days, will rent ;
$35 a month. .
You may move in today. Act at
once, if you want this.
BECKE & HENDRICKS
205 U. S. Bank Building
Phone 161
CIT Y NEWS IN BRIEF
in response to a request made by
iuw uiiness Men s league, which
desires that Armistice day be cele
brated! not by the few, but byall
of Salem, as was done on the orig
inal Armistics day. T
Trusses
Fitted at Tyler's Drug store by
an epxfrt in the business.
Vnion Meets Tomorrow
The regular monthly all-day
session of. the Union 'of the Ffrst
Congregational church, will be
held tomorrow, business and work
filling the hours. A luncheon
will be served at noon by women
of the church.
Cabbage lc lb.. Delivered
Yard K. Richardson Phone 4!
Pastor's Brother Promoted
Rev. W. L. Airheart of the Pu
get Sound Methodist conference
has accepted a position as profes
sor in one of the eastern schools
and Rev. Ernest Bates of Fern
dale, Wash., has been appointed
pastor of the Sequim. Wash
church at a salary of $1800 a year
and parsonage. Rev. Ernest Bate
is a brother of Rev. Alfred Dates
of this city.
Bridge Near Completion
J. T. Hunt cBfunty commission
er, and W. J. Culver, road master,
were in ' Mehama yesterday in
specting the steel bridge crossing:
Jthe SantJam river which is in the
course of construction at that
place. They report work pro
gressing and it is thought, the
bridge will be in readiness for
traffic' in about three weeks. A
visit also was made to the San
tiam ferry, whichwas found to
be disabled owing to the drift
striking it during the last flood.
It was ordered put in shape for
use and will be running again in
a few days.
ENID BENNETT
In
"HerHuibandV
Friend"
She's Always Good
Legal Blanks
Get them at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application.
Monmouth Has Program
Students of the Oregon normal
school and the . tnwnsnponk f
n a i -
moumouim nave prepared a fine
musical and natriotic nroeram for
Armistice day. James Elvin. sec
retary or the Y. M..C. A., will go
to Monmouth today, and will be
one of th principal speakers for
the occasion. An invitation has
been extended to the American le
gion post at Dallas and Independ
ence; to attend the celebration.
Tickets For Vilhjahmnr
bteianason on sale at Hauser
Bros. Admission $1. Lvceum
ticket holders 75c. Bring your
lyceum iicxets with you.
Rlgdon and Son
Reliable funeral directors.
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SALEM CLEANERS AND
DYERS
Repairing and Alterations
1211 8. Com'l St. ...Phone 1868
1717 UNION
LXAL ALLS
I W.00 and $5.00
5 .SCHEi'S
ELECTRIC MACHINE S
ENGINEERING CO.
for Uxor Washing Machines and
Electric work and Supplies.
137 Court St. Phone 488
led Crackers, per pound .... ZOe
talry Bait In SO pound sack. .75
ttraws, per bale . . ... . ... ... .65c
Laundry Soap In 23 bar lota 91. OO
pardwheat Floor at per sack 9&25
The Highland Grocery
fhone 404 7441 Hlgtilaafl Arenne
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
7or Fins Jtwelry
Jeweler and OpticUni
THE "DAYTON"
The Bicycle tor Ereryone
LLOYD E. BAMSDE2I
. 887 Court Street
Bicycles and Bicycle Repairing
Cabbage lWc lb.. Delivered
Ward K. Richardson Phone 494
Business Closes Today-
All stores, banks and business
houses will be closed all day today
Willamette Valley Transfer
Company '
Fast Out; Freight Daily Between
Portland and Salem
4 Phone 1400
i
The Vacuum Cups have ar
rived at
I A. H. MOORE'S
Salem School of Expression
Lulu Rosamond Walton, Director
147 N. Commercial :
Phone 592 1484J
Weekly Recital Class
- Sales
oernce
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Planting Time
Secure Reliable Trait and Orna
mental Trees, Small Fruits, Roses
from
THE SALEM NURSERY
. COMPANY
428 Oregon Bldg. Phone 1763
Yamhill Grower Here
Georgw Zimmerman of Yamhill.
one of the largest prune grower
in the state, and operator of two
dryers, was in the city yesterday
conferring with officials of the
Oregon Growers Co-operative as
sociation. He is one of the direc
tors of the association.
City yesterday In conferenca with
officials of the Oregon Gror-er
Co-operative association. Mr. Wil
cox was formerly a director of th
Agricultural experiment station of
the Hawaiian Islands. H is mak
ing a tour of the west .to secure
informaton on transportation,' dis
tribution and financing of agricul
tural croDa and secured much val.
uable information while in the
city. In addition to his services
in the Hawaiian islands, Mr. Wil
cox during the war was with the
experimental station of the de
partment of agriculture, with
headquarters in Washington.
Magazine Club Rate
The Ace, 127 North High.
Post office Hours Told
Postmaster August Huckestein
says that all windows at the post-
office will be open until 10:30
o'clock a. m.. today, and at that
time they will close so employes
may attend the Armistice day
progTam at the armory. There
will be one city delivery in the
morning and no other during th
day. The rural delivery will be
made as usual.
Salem Musical Bureau-
Presents Harold Henry, pianist.
Friday, Nov. 12: Kathleen Parlow,
violinist, Feb. 27; Margaret Mat-
zenauer. contralto. April 13. Box
office open Grand. Thursday. Nov.
11, 9:30 a. m. Single admission
to first concert. $1, $1.50, $:
Concert begins 8: IS sharp.
Mower Shop and Greenhouse-
Combined. Cut flowers, ferns
and potted plants. 1276 N. Liberty
l'iwle Ham. Neleea"
This entertaining production
will be staged at the Elks temple
Friday night. Nov. 12, under the
auspices of the Elks for all Elks
and their wives or sweethearts-
beginning at 8:30 o'clock. It 11
the rirst of a series or six enter
tainments under the Menley Ly
ceum course of Chicago, which
has been contracted for by the
Elks. No charge for admission.
Eastern Journalist Here
S. V. W ileox. a writer for the
Country Gentleman, was in the
ITALIAN PRUNE TREES
A few left, all grades; also vari
ous kinds of nursery stock. We
are now making fall delivery.
FRUITLAND NURSERY CO..
Route 6, Salem Phone 111F21
For Medical Certificates for
Marriage Licenses apply to
S. C STONE. M. D.
Tyler's Drug Store
157 South Commercial Street
WOOD WOOD r
Call G. H.' Tracy Wood Co.
for all kinds of ;,
" dry wood.
Prompt delivery
Phone 620
DIXIE
DOUGHNUTS 35c Doz.
SALEM BAKING CO.
439 Court Street. Phone 954
We W.M00RE
Furniture Store
The Home of tie Vlctrola
Yon set mora for your money at
Moore's
i It Pays to Trade at Tha
FARMERS CASH STORE
O. Burton Durdall
Z47 North Conuaerdal M7
POTATOES
Call ob si before you aell
BISHOP BROS.
Corner Ferry and High. Streets
- Phone 1400 ,.
"WALLFELT"
Takes the place of
eloth at about one
third -i
MAX 0. BUREN
179 N. Commercial St.
167 North Commercial St
M the Electric Sign "SHOES"
DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO.
JOB WORK AND FLXTTRES
M Horth Liberty Street
D. H. M0SHER
nigh Class
Cleaning and Pressing
474 Court Street
Wnat Have Yon?
We buy, sell and exchange
new ana second-hand furni
ture, stoves, ranges, rues.
tools, etc We will buy you
out.
COL. W. P. WRIGHT
171 N. Com'l St., Salem, Or.
your sales with ns
People's Fcrnilnre
Store
wt Phon, io4T phoneTSI
Talking' Machines and Records
Player Pianos and Player Rolls
L
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M
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MOVING
SoS STORING
9oO SHtPPiNn
5ALEH
AU Kinds
TRAnSFER of Goods
W00DRY
conducts sales anywhere In
Marlon or Polk counties.
Store located 270 N. Com'L
AUCTIONEER
Better Ciooda for Lesa
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
For
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
Stores, carpets ana
Capital Hardware tt Furniture Co.
285 N. Commercial St. Phone 847
. FURS STORED
Store yoar Furs during summer
i WEST FUR CO.
521 Court. Opposite Court Honse
CARjL & B0WERS0X
j Groceries
323 Conrt Street Phone 409
Busick's
Oar Urea fleet of trmefci (uUn
to rtT you prompt rrie Md
trmeK el u (is Baa xor jwmw aa.
Oemntry ana fconf inaua
Hauling SpeelaJty.
W Buy uud Bell "
W OOP AND OOiL
O. A. XJLKKBS, Kaaaguc
aldBe Fboa 1898
Fresh Salmon 7 Onto
Fitts Market, phone 211.
llerr in Your Owort unity
To cret two months' work in
shorthand at the Capital Business
college before 1921 a good be
ginning. A new class Monday.
November 15.
Roth Grocery Store
V.ll be closed all day Thurs
day. Armistice day.
CAR GONE WRONG?
If it's Carburetor trouble, put on
a Stromberg. If It's Tires, buy a
Brunswick or Silvertown Cord. If
It's Ignition trouble, we are Igni
tion Specialists. If it's Car Trou
bles of any kind. CALL US. ,
Great Western Garage
Phone 44. Opposite Court House
Swim i
Special rates to swim d tir
ing this term are given Jto
School and University pu
pils. i
OREGON BATH HOUSE
Open daily from 8 a. m. to
9 p. m.
FOR BARGAINS
of all kinds such as furniture,
stoves, ranges, machinery, of all
kinds see the
CAPITOL JUNK &
BARGAIN HOUSE
215 Center
Phone 398
DREAMLAND
RINK
Dance every Wednesday
and Saturday
Bungalow Orchestra
Potatoes
We will commence ship
ping soon. Come and
, see us.
"We can store your pota
toes if you don't want
to sell.
MANGIS BROS.
"Warehouse:
High and Trade Streets
Phone 1291
Office 542 State Street
Phone 717
$9.00 mm
A WEEK
"Will Bay a
ONE MINUTE ELECTRIC
WASHING MACHINE
WfiL GAHLSD0RF
The Store of HOUSEWARES
HIGHEST PRICES
Paid for
Vegetables ana4 Fruits
PEOPLE'S CASH
STORE ,
Experience
vs.
Training
Toa often fcer prto
tar that traiainf ia ot ao
enntil to auece aa ia prac
tical upenmra. jb b nntm
thia If tni.
Bat thia ia aluo tro. Tha
efficiently trained yonnc Pr
i Vi who will be rir-
ea the irreatett opportanity to
aeenre tne proper itrirc.
A Case in Point
A few yeara a eertaia
yoons nn left oar echool aft
er completing tha batiaeaa
eoarae. tie tovk a place aa a
bookkeeper. Today he ia aa
eecatie, earning ",ooo a
year. Other men with only
practical eipertence haee beea
oatdiatancnl. Hia training' aid
ad him in aernriof the deaire4
perienc and helped him
make that experience eoant.
Ton ean hae thia aort of
training. We eaa help yoa -taia
it. Write aa today. Or.
better at ill, call.
Capital Business
College
Salem, Oregon
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 11. 1920
ATTRACTIVE COZY HOMELIKE
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I MBVaWBBBBB
THH compIiat. U often rad
alnst amall booM that
they look m II they ireVa built
by the mile and cot off ava the barer
waaiea uesL The most Mrcastie
Critic that ITCT IlTavl nver vmM
say that of thia little dvellls. The
unci mm oi lam rosndauona, the
ctmred hood orer the mala dooti
way. the plctureaqoe corner dor
mer are features aa lndlrldoal
and lnterestln aa they are beautiful.
The front stent- lead nn tn an
open terrace, at one end of which
Is a corered Twrrrh. Th entruca
door opens Into a llTtnc room IS
ieei oy zo. in on end wall Is the
fireplace, so well secluded from
drafts that It almost forma a nwk-
8maU windows on either aide of
ue srepiace ana bwr ones flanklss
the entrance door afford abnuanM
of light, yet plenty of wall space is
icii xor ue placing or rornuure.
ODDOftlte tha Areolae la th !ts
In room. 11 feet by 14. Two wln-
oows. wnicn can do made French
ooors u aesirea lead out to the
eorered porch. 11 feet br 11. in
the other outer weJl of the dlnlnr
room Is a stUl larser window
ITOnD. Back Of tb rlfnlnr rnnim la
the kitchen. 11 by 10 feet, lighted
xrom two . siaes. ins sernoe
MtmtM 1a at a-rajfB l1. An m
landing of the stairs leading
down
io ue vasemenb
In tha rear corner nnnMlta tv
kitchen Is a bedroom. 13 feet by 10,
and between tt and the Urlng
room, a lam laralorr. Tha
fort and conrenlenoe of such aa
amngMnent.ls clear, though too
often forgotten.
Climbing the stairs at the rear of
the hall, yoa come, by way of a
wen lighted landing, to a small
'central hall on the second floe.
Tour doors open from this h"Y.
Two of them lead to large bed
rooms, one of which the one with
the corner dormer has a charm
ing little balcony, orer the corrred
porch below. Doth bedrooms hare
large closets. Between them Is a
storage closet, also entered from
the hall, while the fourth door
opens Into a bathroom, lighted. 1 ke
the landing, from the windows of
the rear dormer.
Standing alone, this house Is re
markably beautiful. Rightly placed
among rises and shrubbery. It Is as
much of a Joy to the eye as it is a
comfort- to the housewife. It ts
thoroughly practical In a money
sense, likewise. The walls are of
hollow tile, eorered with stucco,
furred on the Inside, with gypsum
plaster laid on metal lath. The
roof Is of asphalt shingles, whose
red or green color contrasts Dean
tlfully with the stucco.
Built In this wise, the first cost
of the house Is little or bo greater
than if made of wood; while the
tile house Is easy to heat, cheap to
maintain, costs little for Insurance,
glrea a maximum of protection to
the family from fire is well as
from weather, and lasts forerer. If
your contractor or dealer doubts
any of these statements, write the
Permanent Building Bureau, tn the
Chamber of Commerce, . Chicago,
and get the proofs.
Rte IncreaMs Akrd-
The Deer Island Rural Co-oper
ative Telephone company has filed
with the public serTice commis
sion an applicaton for a rate in
crease. The company does busi
ness in Columbia county.
Louisiana Walts
This record now on sale at Stiff
Furniture Co.
Company Incorporate
The Oregon Fish Cold Stor
age company has been organized
at Portland with a captalizatlon
of 115.000. The Incorporators
are W. B. Peterson. J. A. Thomp
son and J. F. Mathslson. Articles
of Incorporation have been filed
by the Quality Auto Top At Paint
ing company of Portland, capital
ized at so.uhu. ins incorpora
tors are M. J. Sidwa. Nick Ryan
and K. R. Ryan.
Is a Tight Wad
Burglar, Proof?
Application Ftlexl .
The FoYt Klamath Meadows
company has filed an application
I with the state engineering depart
ment for permission to appropri
ate 70 second feet of water from
Anna creek, a tributary of Klam
ath Lake, for derelopment of lvoo
horsepower. A pipe line two
miles long is contemplated, and
the estimated cost is 1-0.000.
Dreamland Auditorium-
Thursday. Not. 11, 9 p. m.
high class mutc and dance. Lau
letta Symphony orchestra of Chl
csko. Bef t danre music erer
heard in Salem; nine artists; no
raise in prices.
Couplo To -Marry
A marriage license was grantea
yesterday to-Margaret M. tocGold
rich of Salem and Thomas E. AI-
bertson of San Francisco.
Hoy Want Home
Dno bnr. IS Tears old. want
to do chores for board and room
while attending blsn school.
Phone IS 8.
I PERSONAL MENTION I
Rer. Alfred Bates of the Kim
ball school of theology will leaTe
Friday morning for Nehalem. Or.,
to assist in revival meetincs at
the Methodist church there, and
return to Salem Monday erenlng.
Mrs. M. L. Fulkerson. county
fuperlntenrlent of schools. Tisitd
the schools at Eldiidge and Ma
honey yesterday.
William Coulson of Wadena.
Minn., is making a trip here In the
west, and while here visited U.
G. Royer and other Salem friends
yesterday.
XOT WORKIXG BCT TIRED OCT
When one feels always tired
without working, or surfers from
backache. lumbago, beumatle
pains, sore muscles or stiff Joints
it is not always easy to locate the
source of "trouble, but very fre
quently It eaa be traced to oTer
worked, weakened or diseased
kidneys. Mrs. L. Gibson. 12th
and Edison St.. La Junta. Colo.,
writes: "My kidneys were girlng
me a great deal of trouble for
some time. I took Foley Kidney
Pills and. they belped me right
away. Sold every where.
Phez Brand Prunes Make
Debnt in Salem Stores
Phez ,brand prunes hare made
their appearance In the Halem
stores where attractive wladfew
displays are being shown.
Phez prunes are packed la 10
pound cartons with aa attractive
lonr-coior wrapper or burr and
bine tones. The main feature of
this wrapper is a beautifnl repro
duction of fresh prunes which sre
shown dropping from the bounte
ous band of Oregon. '
It Is stated at the PUbs com
party's office that Phes prunes
are the combined result of an
Idea snd a. situation. The idea
was that JOregon prunes rotxjd
be sold In cartons. The situation
was that the ordinary channels
for prunes were sluggish. Hence
the Phez good-will and the Phes
high-powered selling force were
hitched te Orecon prunes, and the
first car moving to Chicago yes
terday was yie result.
Read trie Classified Ads.
Mars;
Kenan
present
I tt - Iv "Coming
J U 1 : Holiday
V,--b Liberty
VILHJALMUR
STEFANSS0N
Scientist Explorer at
The Armory, Nor, 19
Subject
"My Five Tears in the Arctic
Illustrated with stereoptican
icrs
Admission $t.OO
Lyceum Ticket Holders T.V
-Follow Me
Girls"
FRANK RICH
MUSICAL
COMEDY
Next Sunday
Blijh Theatre
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