TOE OREGON STATESMAN., SALEM, OREGON.
SATURDAY' MORNING. NOVEMBER IS. 1020)
CIT Y NEWS IN BRIEF
'V. l,.n' rrold watch a,nd nngiolack eye
..v.- from the home of Eu- which occurred at
nX,imtY of Woodburn
according to a
ne messagre received , by
te"P?," nolice from Mr. Cour-
sii cu tr . 9
tW a!d that ie was unable
,efLtm description of the guil
KZrlm. but requested that the
tr PT'.l Pacific train No. 2
with view u eir aPPre"
on Officers met the train
tto one was. found ot a eus
Sooi character.
: Your Time
enrolling at the Capital Dus
t " college next Monday for a
Le A new class in beginning
fc!l'- n Monday. Not. 13.
,,v. to tal
!3 be
j the Glen hotel and given him a
DiacK eye aurmg a controversy
the hotal
Thursday night. A call for help
was rent into the police station,
tut the men 'made their escape
before the officer bad time to ar
rive. Wanted
500 people to attend Harvest
Festival sale ot produce, merch
andise, jewelry, etc., Monday
night, S. o'clock. Solvation Armv
hall. 4
ed at 1ZZ0. The petition asked
for the appontment or J. It. Mil
ler as executor of the will.
Appraisers Named
"Gold Or the Man; Which?"
Will be fir. Kantner's sermon
subject Sunday evening. In the
morning he will speak on "The
Conquering Cross."
Will Heroine Citizens ' i
Declarations of intention to be
come citizens of the Tnited States
were filed in the ofrice of the
county clerk recently Uv the - fol
low ins: Andrew Kernichar. born
in Serbia; Ewind Drengson Ose,
born in Norway; Ol3 Uenson, born
in Norway.
show that the car had been
owned by J. W. Coleman and Nel
lie Swam, or Route 7. box 192.
Fortunately no one wan Injured
by the accident.
1R liapenrs
W. N. Thomi-s. 4 CO University
street, lost a valuable shepherd
dog recently and has asked the
assistance of the Salem police in
locating it. The dog is described
as of yellow color, has a bob tail
and answers to the name of Rex.
nil: we a
like to talk it over
PnrirtorAtUcked .
To loggers are said to have
locked down Manager Smith, of
Ir ihn n nnPn rrr
I
Charles Ray
and '
"Fattj" Arbnckle
YouH Be Here
5ev WarMers Added
Two new varsity warblers' will
appear this season in the Willam
ette university quartet, which was
selected Wednesday by Professor
Hobson, director. The members
are Harold Emmel, first t"?nor;
Everett Craven, baritone; Edwin
?ocolofsky, second tenor; J. Fred
McGrew, bass.
'Trip to New Orleans"
In motion pictures at the First
Congregational church. Sunday
evening.;
Magazine Club lUte
The Ace, 12T- North Higb.
Automobile liecovered
The Oldsmobile car found Wed
nesday in the alley at the rear of
the Hligh hotel and wh'.ch was
taken in charge by Chief of Fo
lice Welch, was round to belong
to R. W. Pouchman. proprietor
port. The workers who were fa
tally injured were John Sbanna-
ban. a rigger of Portland, and W.
Frown, a pumper, whose home is
at San Jose. CaL The report
rhows that 234 of the accidents
occurred in plants that are oper
ating under the workmen com
ptnsation law, while 15 were from
firms and corporations that have
lejected the law. and 14 were
from public utility concerns to
which the law does not apply.
DATES ARE SET
FOR INSTITUTE
jTeacheri of Marion County
Schools Will Meet No
ember 22, 23 and 24
Cabhacft Hie lb.. lellverel
Ward K. Richardson Phone 45 A
IVmuIdse Sought
The Nehalem Itoom company
has applied to the public service
commission for a franchise to
boom Iocs on Willamette slough,
a tributary to the Willamette
river near Oregon Citr. Should
the franchise be granted it would
Hear lVy Kvanclivt Tonight-
Court Street Christian church.
Brewer Will Sneak
Field Secretary lirewer of the
state chamber- of commerce of
Portland will be the speaker at
the Monday luncheon of the Sa
lem Commercial club.
Hear K. 1 V. Evangelists
Nineteen-year-old preacher and
our singers. "Bungalow' Chris
tian church.
. WOOD WOOD
Call G. If. Tracy Wood Co.
lor an Kinas ol .
dry wood
Prompt delivery
Phone 520
ITALIAN PRUNE TREES
A few left, all grades; also vari
out kinds of nursery stock. We
ire now making fall delivery.
FRriTLAXI NURSERY CO.,
Route , Salem Phone 111F21
fUIanette Valley Transfer
' ! Company
Fst Out Freight Daily Betweec
Portland and Salem
Phone 1400 I
SALEM CLEANERS AND
DYERS
y Eeilrlng and Alterations
UlSB.Com'1 St, Phone 1868
GENUINE
UNION
ALLS
11.00 and 93.00
SCHEI'S
LEE
Delegation ViitK Court
s A delegation from Victor Point
was in the city yesterday consult
ing with the county court relative
to road Improvements in that lo
cality for the next year. The
county court is greatly handi
capped fo,r lacK of funds to carry
on road work and although much
h?.s been accomplished to better
the road conditions during the
past year there is much yet to be
done. For this reason it was im
possible for the "court to promise
the delegation definite action.
The delegation was composed of
lo men.
of th Pourhman rarae at Nine
teenth and Couch streets. Port-! he under the boom law.
land. Mr. Pouchman arrived in
the city yesterday and took the
car back to Portland.
To Play in Churtli
The Elks orchestra of 12 pieces,
led by C. J. Kurth. will give a
prelude of music, and lead the
congregation in singing the hymns
at the Ialie Methodist church
next Sunday evening. Addresses
will be delivered by .Charles
Knowland and Dr. F. I Utter, in
the interest of the Hoy Scout
movement. No solicitations - for
funds will be made. The public
is invited.
Freh Salmon 7 Cents
FitU Market, phone 211.
Hearing Krheduletl
The public service romtuUsiou
will conduct a hearing at Kings
Valley November 19 relative to a
Petition for better station facili
ties on the Southern Pacific line.
Three Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to the following appli
cants: Mariam Robert3 of LMill
City and Fred Vamey of Quat-
sme. H. C; Lulu Blanche Pritch
ard and James Harney Fisher of
"A Growing Sunday School"
And a "Live Endeavor Society"
invites you at the First Congre
gational church.
Teachers To Attend
Representatives from each of
the graded schools will be pres
ent at 9:30 this morning at the
Salem': Adelia Fisher and Vincent Pubc library during the story
C. McDonald of Salem. hour Period and take part in the
jirucram. Lincoln scnooi will ue
represented by Henry Hendrick
son: Highland. Helen Richardson:
Englewood. Ava Hart ell; Garfield,
Morenee Power; Richland. Bon-
nita Edwards: Grant, Elsworth
Fletcher;' Park, Virginia Sisson.
Hear Hoy F.vangellst
On ''Going the Limit." tonight.
!th and Court street. :
Louiiana Waltz-
This record now on sale at Stiff
Furniture Co.
Captain Khbert KMak
Capt. Frank Eobert of Wash
ington, D. C, may be heard in an
address at the Leslie Methodist
church Sunday morning at 11
o'clock. Captain Ebbert is an -orator
of nation wide fame, and
those privileged to hear him will
be greatly benefited.
Petition for Probate
A petition -was filed" yesterday
with the county court to probate
the will of Elizabeth J. Miller, de
ceased, of Stayton. The property;
both real and personal is estimat-
The Cha. IL Archi
Implement Co. is in the market
for vetch.
Your Car Needs Service
A heavy, well equipped tow car
and well equipped shop always at
your service
Great Western Garage
Phone 4 4. Opposite Court House
AVE NEVER SLEEP
Automobiles Damaged
A collision occurred yesterday
at th intersection of Capitol and
Market streets, when an automo
bile driven by Mrs. U. A. Croner
of Eugene was struck by a car
traveling west on Market street.
which resulted in a rear wheel
being smashed on the Croner car
as well as damage to the other
car whose driver was not identi
fied. However, police I records
Hoy Wants Home
One boy, 13 years old. want?
to do chores for board and rooi-i
while attending high school
Phone 1S8.
The Vacuum Cups have ar
rived at
A. H. MOORE'S
$I.OO
25 bars Savon Soap
iu pounds unions iirir
Onions, per set $2.00
Spuds, per sack
Wrheat, per hundred 94.00
The Highland Grocery
Salem School of Expression phone 496 746 Highland Avenue
Lulu Rosamond Walton. Director
147 N. Commercial
!j Phone 592 1484J
) Weekly Recital Class
" i ': ' Sales
.,nii.ii service
DIXIE
DOUGHNUTS 35c Doz:
SALEM BAKING CO.
439 Court Street. Phone 954
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
W. W. M00RE
Furniture Store
The Home of the VlctroU
You get more for your money at
: Moore a
Story Hour Today
The first story hour of the year
will be held at 9:30 this morning
Nor. 13. at the Salem public lib
rary. Stories will be given by
a representative from each or the
public schools and will be con
ducted by Miss Flora Case. This
is an introduction of the regular
story hours given each week of
the school year for the purpose
of entertaining the little folk and
to cultivate an' appreciation tor
better literature.
RUrdon and So
Reliable funeral director.
Higher lUten .Ukrti
An application ha been filed
with the public service commis-
-"n uy me Multnomah Clacka
mas county Mutual Telephon
company, asking for an Increase
in service rates.
Legal Blanks
Get them at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application.
Carrier Funeral ToUay
Funeral services of it. E. Car
rier, who died at his Court street
home Thursday night, will be
held at 2 o'clock p. m. today at
the First Methodist church. Rev.
R. X. Avison. former pastor of
the church, will be here from Spo
kane to conduct the service. It
was first announced that the fun
eral would be -at the home, but
the arrangements have been
changed and it will be at the
church instead.
Cahbagie 1 lie lb.. Delivered
Ward K. Richardson Phone 494
Water Application
An application for a permit to
appropriate water from an un
named tributary of the east fork
of. Hood river for the irrigation
of a small tract of land in Hood
River county has been filed with
the state engineering department
by C. M. Fptegrove cf Parkdale.
Or. F. W. Chlndlund of Hood
Hiver has filed an application for
a permit to appropriate water
from an unnamed creek for the
lirigation or a small tract in Hood
River connty. E. K. Rice or Free
water. Umatilla county, has riled
application ror a permit to ap
propriate waste water for the ir
rigation of a small tract In t'ma
tilla county.
New Corporation
Articles ot incorporation "were
riled yesterday by the Cooa Bar
Battery A Service station, capi
talized at $25,000. The incor
porators are L. A. lilanc, Roy
Gorley and C. L. NicGud. OtBeT
articles were riled as follows: J.
H. Garrett & Son. Inc.. Klamath
Falls; incorporators. John II.
Garrett. Hettle Garrett. Glen II.
Garrett; capitalization. $73,000.
The Wahkeena club. Corvallis. In
corporators. Harnr I. Nettletnn
Cecil It. Lalrdlrvlng C. Roberts;
nu property valuation. Indepen
dent Ilible Spiritualistic Society
& Church. Portland; incorpora
tors. Ida M. Schorl, Jacob C.
Schorl, Homer II. Goehler: prop
erty valuation. $1000. Resolu
tions showing an Increase In capi
talization from '$400,000 vto
$1,200,000 were filed by the Col
umbia Itasin Wool Warehouse
company of Portland.
! PERSONAL MENTION
-
Planting Time
ELECTRIC MACHINE & Secure Reliable Fruit and Orna
riTotiTrrrtiiTn rf mental Trees, Small Fruits, Roses,
EJlUUlCCIUnU, , from
THE SALEM NURSERY
COMPANY
42S Oregon Bids. Phone 1763
far Tbor Washing Machine and
; Dec trie Work and Supplies.
127 Court St. Phono 488
It Pays to Trade at The
FARMERS CASH STORE
C. Burton Durdall
147 North Commercial 347
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
lor Una Jewelry
' Jevelen and Opticians
THE "DAYTON"
Tha Bicycle for Everyone
LLOYD E. RAMSDEN
$17 Court Street
Bicycles and Bicycle Repairing
Talking Machines and Eecords
Player Pianos ana nayer jsous
"WALLFELT"
Takes the place of
cloth at about one
1 third
fCVi MAX 0. BUREN
178 N. Commercial St.
n
I
ICTKorth Commercial St.
ii11 Electric Sign "SHOES'
DffiilSON ELECTRIC CO.
'OB VORK AND FIXTURES
i 2J Xorth Liberty Street
D.H.M0SHER
Rich Class j"
Cleaning and Pressing
74 Court Street
v What Have You?
nr, sell and exchange
w M(i second-hand furni
,l0"e. ranges, rugs,
Jjat, ste. We will buy you
. Ifc W. P. WRIGHT i
!Ti w Ationer
' N com'l St., Salem, Or.
"t your sales with us
Vtople't Furniture
POTATOES
Call on ns before you sell
TilSHOP BROS.
Corner Ferry and High Streets
Phone 1400
L
A
R
M
E
PHONE
930
SALEI1
MOVING
STORING
SHIPPING
AU Kinds
TRAHSFEr of Goods
W00DRY
conducts sales anywhere In
Marlon or Polk counties.
Store located 270 N. Com'L
AUCTIONEER
Better Goods tor Lees
HIGHEST PEICE PAID
For
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
Stoves, Carpets ana 1001s
r.rxU.i TTri1 a sr & Furniture Co.
, . . xil. Oi7
286 N. commercial dv.
FURS STORED
Store your Furs during summer
wun us.
WEST FUR CO.
621 Court. Opposite Coarl House
CARL & B0WERS0X
Groceries
Conrt Street Phone 409
JKUSICK S
Oar lrt flet of traeVs cullM
Ut riT. you prompt lemti knd
track of tho tizo needed for you Job.
Conn try and lion instanc
Haolinf a Spocialty.
Wo Bay and Bell
W OOD AND OOi
D. A. XJLEJCEK. Xaaacar.
Accident Phono 1893
Two Aeritients FMtal
Two fatal accidents out of a
total of 263 industrial casualties
were reported to the state indus
trial accident commission for the
seven days ending November 11.
This is shown on the weekly re-
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
TURKISH BATHS
"Why is it the most prosper
ous and up-to-date business and
professional men and women
look' so refreshed and cheerful
and act so spry and active when
their patrons meet them, they
have large interests and prob
lems in life to solve. It is Just
because they carry their trou
bles and cares iu life to the
Turkish bath room, then for a
short time they relax and rest.
OREGON BATH HOUSE
Open dail7 from 8 a. m. to
9 p. m.
S'T.OO
DOWN
A WEEK
Will Buy a
ONE MINUTE ELECTRIC
WASHING MACHINE
twM GAHLSD0RF
The Store of HOUSEWARES
HIGHEST PRICES
Paid for
Vegetables and Fruits
PEOPLE'S CASH
STORE
Mr. and Mrs. N'orria ifnnt nf
Sublimity were visitors in the city
yesterday.
John W. Kbner of ML Anrcl
w" transacting busin-x in S
leni yesterday. Mr. Kbner is a
merchant in that place.
W. J. Culver, road master, was
inspecting roads in the vicinity of
St. Paul. N'ewberg and Hubbard
yesterday. Mr. Culvr says the
work for the winter is ilng
clohed up in the different localities.
Charles Heater of Silver Creek
raus was in tne city yesterday.
Attorney Custer K. Ross of Sil
verton. was in Sal-ra Thursday
attending to legal business.
CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH
MONEY
Cut out this slip, enclose wlthj
c ana mail it to Foley & Co.
2833 Sheffield Ave.. Chicago. 111.,
writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive In re
turn a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and croup; Fo
ley Kidney Pills for pain in sides
and back; rheumatism, backache,
kidney and bladder ailments: and
Foley. Cathartic Tablets, a wbole
some and thoroughly cleanXng
cathartic for constipation, bilious
ness, headaches, and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.
GRAND
Tuesday Night Nov. 16
GEO. WHITE'S
SCANDALS of 1919
Direct From N. Y.
50 People 50
Big Orchestra
2 Cars of Scenery
Mail Orders Now
Floor and Boxes $2-30
Balcony ! $2.00
Gallery . $1.00,
Add 10 War Tax
Seat Sale Monday
9:30 a.m.
Large Sam Paid Oat by
Single Tax Leagaers
J. K. Harmann of Portland re
ceived and disbursed as manager
for the Oregon Single Tax league
the sum of $2699.0 in behalf ot
the single tax measure on the re
cent flection ballot, according to
bis statement filed with the sec
retary of state.
Other statements have been
filed as follows:
F. D. Shank. Boring. Republi
can candidate for representative
for the 16tn representative dis
trict. HZ.
(leorRe W. Joseph. Portland.
Republican-Democratic candidate
for senator, 13th senatorial dis
trict, nothing.
R. K. llaney. Portland, in be
half of George K. Chamberlain.
Democratic candidate for United
States senator. $30.
Oils C. Moser. Portland, contri
bution to the Multnomah county
Republican central committee.
M. V. Thonia. Portland. oial
ist candidate for reprewniatlve.
13th representative district noth
ing. (
Gir ii K. Metzker. St. Helens.
Republican candidate for rprv
sentative. 2tu representative dis
trict, nothing.
Try Classified Ads. in
The annual teachers Institute
of Marlon county will be held in
the high school building Novem
ber 22. 23 and 24. Mr. Mary L
Fulkerton. county superintendent.
Mrs. Cora . Reid. deputy, and
Frank H. St ruble, rural school
supervisor, will bar charge of
the event.
For teachers to secure 16-hour
attendance certificates It will be
necessary for them to attend fail
time every session. The certifi
cates will be left with the secre
tary at the close of the final ses
sion, j
Following are the committees
appointed:
Resolutions committee EL A
Miller. Salem: Mrs. Maude Mo-
chel. Woodburn: K. 8. McCor
mick. Hubbard; John K. Coleman.
Turner; Margaret Scollard. Don
aid.
Membership state teachers as
sociation Superintendent George
VV. Hug. Salem; Harry Halllc,
Gervais; D. A. Iloag. Marion.
Press committee Clover It,
Miller. Sllerton. chairman; Ren
nle Hammer. Gervais: Cora
Reardsley. alem: Hazel I. Rre
wer. Jefferfeon: V. It. Coin. Scotts
Mills;. Helen Hedine. Salem.
institute secretaries F. H
Struble and A. X. Arnold. !
J. C. Nelson, principal ot Salem
high school, will be superinten
dent of sessions.
The institute instructors are J.
A. Churchill, state superintendent
of public instruction: President
P. U Campbell. Cnlversity of
Oregon: President J. 11. Acker
man. Oregon state normal; C J.
Klemme. Washington state nor
mal. Relllngham: George W. Hog.
superintendent of Salem schools;
H. C. Seymour, state club leader.
O. A. C. Corvallis; Dr. F. L. Stet
son. University of Oregon; Thom
as H. Gentle.' Oregon Normal
school. Monmouth; R. O. Cole
man. Oregon Agricultural college;
Helena Wlllett. principal Engle
wood school; Alice Mcintosh. Ore
gon normal school; W. A. Denton.
Miller Mercantile company; Ida
M. Smith. Oregon normal; Lena
D. Tartar, Salem junior high
schools, and Lillian Godsey, coun
ty nurse.
An outline of the program fol
lows: Momlay, November S2.
Forenoon
General session.
Music Lena Relle Tartar, direc
tor. Piano dnet
Elbert Lachele. Donald Allison.
Vocal solo Marie Churchill.
"Americanizing America"
W. A. Denton.
"The American Roy
E. J. Klemme. .
Afternoon , . . . . .
General session.
SIuslc Lena Pelle Tartar, direc
tor. Violin solo Delbert Moore.
Vocal solo Mabel Marcus.
Vocal duet Josephine Ilron. Ma
bel Marcus.
Departments
Primary Number. Ida M. Smith
Civics A present need, llenena
Willett.
Advanced Elementary English
Alice McIntoh.
High. School Reconstruction 4n
Edncvation. E. J. Klemme.
Rural Selected, Thomas II. Gen
tle, i
Recess
Departments:
Primary Numln-r. 2nd and 2rd
grades. Ida M. Smith.
Intermediate The Preparation
of the Reading Lesson. Helen
Wlllett.
Advanced Elementary Composi
tion. Alice Mcintosh. ,
High School, selected Thomas II.
Gentle.
Rural The Problem of the Rural
School. E. J. Klemme.
Recess.
Ceneral Session Address. J. H.
. Ackerman.
Tuesday. Nor ember 21.
Forenoon
Ceneral Session:
Music Lena Helle Tartar, direc
tor. Violin solo Iva Clair Love.
Chorus Salem Teachers Club.
Address "Problem Making and
Problem Solving. Thomas II.
Gentle.
Address "The Girl Four Square"
E. J. Klemme.
Recess.
Departments:
Primary Reading. Emily De-
Vore.
Intermediate Classroom dram
atization. Helen Wlllett.
Advanced Physical Training. R.
O. Coleman.
liich School Why and How of
Project Teaching. F. L. Stet
son. Rural Selected. Thomas II. Gen
tle. Alternoon
General Heyion:
Mtmic Lena Relle Tartar, dircc-',
tor.
Cello wlo. Aery Hicks.
Double Trio. Salem Woman's club
chorus.
The Work of the State Teachers"
Association Supt. G. W. Hug.
Recrna. '
Departments:
Primary Intelllscnce TeM. Em
ily IVore.
Intermediate A Plan for Improv
ing Elementary Language. Hel
ena Wlllett.
Advance Selected. Thomas II.
Gentle.
High School Practlfae Applica
tion of Scientific Measurement.
F. L. Stetson.
Rural Physical Training R. O.
Coleman.
Recess. .
General Se-f.ion. "Kping Trarh-
cr. . J. Klemme.
WrdmeMlay, Novrm tcr 21.
Forenoon
General Session:
Music Lena Relle Tartar, direc
Piano solo Dorothy Esch-
Vocal solo. Mrs. Ella En gland.
Selected Supt. J. A. Churchill.
Recess ,
Departments:
Primary Work of the County
Nurse. Lillian Godsey.
Intermediate The Whjs of Poor
Spelling. Helena Willett.
Advanced and Higb School Se
lected. E. J. Klemme.
Rural Plans for the New Tear In
Club Work. II. C Seymour.
Principals Association 1. S. Dot-
son, president.
General Selon Address, Presi
dent P. L. Campbell.
Afternoon
General Session:
Music Lena Pelle Tartar, direc
tor.
Chorus Salem Teachers CluL.-
Business Session.
Miscellaneous announcements.
Oregon have entered. Tb Ana
conda. MonL. team was the win
ner of the cup last year.
Read the Classified Arls.
Harvest Sale Arranged
by Local Salvation Army,
Special harvest home services
will be conducted at the Salvation
Army. Saturday and Sunday eve- j
hiu a mm
The ball Isf tastefully decorated
with autumn leaves and sheaves
of wheat, oats and rje. around
which is arrangel goods of all
kinds, and descriptions, donated
by Salem merchants and friends
and members of the Army, for an
auction sale Monday night.
-Practically every merchant la
Salem has donated something for
the sale. says Ensign Roe. "We
have meal tickets, photo coupons,
silverware, glassware, fancy work,
clothing, shoes, groceries, and in
fact nearly everything you can
think of. all of which will be sold
at auction, proceeds to be applied
to our general and relief fund.
The Salem people have responded
well, and It Is hoped the people
will come and buy the goods.
Anyone yet wishing to contribute
to tho sale may leave things at
the ball on State street any time
Monday. The sale begins at S
p. m.
o
UR bakery goods are
in fnreat demand.
The orders are corn-
in in from hither and
thither from the folks
who appreciate good
things to eat. If you hav
en't ordered our bread
that's one thing yoa owe
yourself. ji
PEERLESS BAKERY
rhUip Winters, Pro?- -
170 N. Commercial Street
Phone 247
Fire Departments Asked
to Compete in Contest
A. C. Rarber. stat fire mar
shal, haa addressed a letter to the
fire chiefs of Oregon urging that
they enter the competition la the
Pacific coast state In the Ince
fir prevention contest for the
Thomas II: Ince fire trophy. So
far only 14 fire departments In
"Follow Ma
Girl
FRANK RICH
MUSICAL
COMEDY
Next Sunday
Biizh Theatre
McDowell Market
"Where a Dollar Does Its
Duty
175 South Commercial
jrDOVELLS SERVICE
M'DOWELUS QUALITY
ii'DOWELUS PRICES
"Xuf-ned" Try Them
Beef to Roast 12c
Beef to Boil Se
Nice Youni: Mutton
Lesrs ISc
Younj Mutton to
Roast .
To Stew.
.1W
10c
Our Own Lard -25c
Sugrar Cured Breakfast
Bacon 33c
A Fine Lot of Baby Beef
, for you
It is time to set your
Meat and Suet for mince
meit. You can buy it
here for less.
Open until 8 p.m.
LADD & BUSH BANKERS
Established. 18C3 .
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Keep Daintily Dressed
About Your Housework
It is a pleasure to yourself and to your fam
ily when you sjo about your housework dressed in
dainty and crisp house dresses and aprons. And
o matter wno drops
in on you, you leel tree
to run to the door,
knowing that you are
wearing one of those
adorable and thor
oughly attractive cov
eralls that you . j ist.
bought at Shipley's. .
And the Ease of
Laimdering
They arc made
with flat belt and
flat rockets and are
often trimmed with
bands of contrasting
shades or with flat
braids. They wash
fo easily and can be
ironed in a trice.
They Are
of gingham and ncr-
calc; two materials that are known to every house
wife for their practibility, their ability to wear
and for the fastness of their colors.
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