THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON.
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 2CI, 1920
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
fa in the M
HlMHi.il Mwl ing
ot Pacific Lodge No;.
50. A. F. & A. M., this
evening at 7 :3rt 'o'clock.
M- dogne.
; he saiil was taken on the night of
November 13 from the Dreamland
rink. He asked the assistance of
the police in finding it.
Peertne. F- J Walsh," D.
i Sam Jackson and Ben
KSay and
Sunday
North
jr-gaxine Hub ... .
TheAce, 127 North High.
H.Vntrieht. 1950
Wont street, found his bicycle last
ht at the police Ration, ro
?ii Officer Porter brought the
iheel la yesterday after having
Hand it on Court street early .n
the day.
Capital post No. !
American Legion, will present
the Great Shirley Co. in a splen
did concert and dance in Salem
armory Wednesday night, Dec. 1.
Admission $1.
The Crea,t Shirley. Co.. presented '
oy capital post No. 9. American
Legion.
lJioyole Is Funl
A bicycle reported to the police
station ; Saturday night as having
leen taken froni the rear c f the
JUigh theater was found Sunday
near the Salem Water cpnipany
offices by Fred Johnson, a brother
of the owner of the wheel.
Foreclosure Kouglit
H. S. Radcliff filed a complaint
against R. V. Davis and Mabel II.
Davis et al. yesterday in which he
asks for a, Judgment against tho
defendants for the sum of $G0
and also for a decree foreclosing
a certain mortgage.
Drowsy Water
Ask . to hear this Hawaiian rec
ord. H. L. Stiff Furn. Co.
Hear the Concert
I!y the Great Shirley Co.. pre
sented by Capital post No. 9,
American Legion. Big dance after
me concert. Kaicrn armory,
Wednesday night, Dcmbr 1.
Admission $1.
Sues for Divorce
An action to secure a decree cf
divorce was started yesterday by
Phoe Ann Payne against Henry
B. Payne. In the complaint the
piaintur names desertion as a
cause for action and asks the court
for a half interest in the property
rights and $150 for attorney's
fees.
South Circle
Of the First Christian church
will hold a bazaar and rooked food
sale Saturday. Deeemter 4 In the
window of the 0car II. Gingrich
Motor Car Co.. 371 Court street.
THINGS THAT NEVER HAPP1 i
Wanted
Girl for china department,
have references. The Spa.
Most
The Great Shirley Co.
Will be presented in a splendid
concert followed by a dance, by
American legion Capital post No.
9. in Salem armory, Wednesday
night. Dec. 1. Admis3ion $1.
Wanted ' ' r""
1 Girl for china department. Must
have references. The Spa.
For Good Paying Roate
Carrier Doy BU";
,n office. Phone 583.
Wheel Identified
Hoffman Finds Bicycle
A bicycle is being held for iden
tification at the police' station
whch was found in the rear of
the Hoffman shop at 11 Court
street.. Hoffman, who notified the
police of the wheel, says he- Is cf
the opinion it was stolen.
" . states- : ; Kgi xsortn winter
earner iHiy - street identified a
A....t M lysine -
lax Probe reponcu w . K
the loss onn oftv'1'
lice
bicycle yester
day in the police station as one
1 which he had lost about a month
ago. ims is a wneei wnicn was
found near the high school and
reported by the police some time
ago.
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"DRAG HARLAN"
"'.r.""V, Also
V Our First -"TORCH
Y" COMEDY
: Last Times Today
Will Probnteil
An order was filed yesterday in
the county court admitting the
will of John Mumm. deceased, to
probate. The estate is said to be
valued at $9500.
.Mot iter lo Mert
A tiocial gathering of the mem
bers of the Mother's club of the
First Methodist church will be
held this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. M. S. Sulvare. 243 Koutti
Fourteenth street. Mrs. Salvace
and Mrs. C. K. Ibold will art a
hostesses on this occasion.
Ixve, Watchmaker ami Jeweler
337 State street. Salem.
When You Think of Good Clothe
Think of Mosher, the tailor.
Get Yonr Tickets Early-
A big treat is in store for you
If you attend the presentation of
the, great Shirley Co. by Capital
post No. 9, American Legion, in a
splendid concert of 20 numbers,
followed by a dance at Salem ar
ory, Wednesday night, Dec. 1.
Admission $1.
High School Auditorium
Tusday, Nov. 30, 8 p. m., Ed
ward Abner Thompson of School
of Expression. Boston, presents
Disraeli." Adults 50 cents. Stu
dents 33 cents.
Legal Blank.'
Get to em at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application.
ainters Garments Gone
Before going Jnto the Roth gro
cery store Saturday night, C. E:
Barseness laid a bag containing
some painter's .clothing in a de-
ivery truck belonging to the com
pany, and upon his return it was
missing. Barseness has asked the
assistance of the police force in
finding the missing wearing ap
parel. '
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Comins Sunday
LIBERTY
;W00D WOOD
Can O. n. Tracy Wood Co.
' : ' zor an kinas oi
. dry wood
. Phone 520
Prompt deliTery
Sfillaacfte Valley Transfer
: 'Company
fast Oat Freight Daily Between
': '" Portland and Salem I
Phone 1400 ' - .
JALEM CLEANERS AND
DYERS r
; Etpalrlng and Alterations
1115 8. ComT St. Phone 1868
GEXUIXE
Two Men Held
William E. Bartlett. an over
seas ex-service man. and C. L.
Ferry, who served on the Mexican
border, were held last night in the
city Jail pending an investigation.
Both men had with them their
army discharge papers. Bartlet's
discbarge papers shewed that his
services rendered abroad were es-
' pecailly good. He served with
Company F in the lfc2d infantry
Harold Funeral Today '
The funeral services of Carl F.
Harold will be held from the Ter
williger funeral home at 1:30
I o'clock p. tn. today. Rev. G. L.
toveii win oiiiciaie. ine i. u.
O. F. will have charge of the serv
ices at the grave. Interment will
be ia City View cemtry.
Odd Fellows Attention
icu are requested to meet at
the Odd Fellows temple Tuesday,
1 p. m., to attend the funeral of
Brother Carl Ilerold., M. Holmes,
N. G.
Rlgdon and Soo
Reliable funeral directors.
Old Fellow Attention
You are requested to meet at
the Odd Fellows temple Tuesday.
1 p. m.. to attend the funeral of
Brother Carl Ilerold. M. Holmes,
N. G.
.New Corporation
The Oregon City Cabinet Works
has been organized with a capi
talization c-r 15000 and articles of
incorporation have been filed with
the state corporation department.
The Incorporators are M. It. Car
roll. Earl A. Parker and Frank
Isekeit. Articles were filed yes
terday by the Astoria Theater
company, t ooperate at Astoria
and having a capitalization cf
$3000. The incorporators are
Louis Kiddall. John W. Padden.
George Toners, W. A. Harrison.
E. J. Walsanen. A. William Haga.
James Lovatt and John A. Harju.
The Vermont Loan & Trust com
pany filed supplementary articles
of incorporation showing an in
crease In capitalization from
$125,000 to $200,000.
HM-I SA0JU,TH!S ACT
SALLM.ORE.
We have a very complete
line of
Cnt Gins Water Seb,
Sherbet Glasses, Sugar
and Creamers, Vases,
etc
Sheffield and Reed and
Barton Five-piece Tea
Sets with Trays
A complete line of Ster
ling and Plated flat ware.
Also
Everything in the Jewel
ry line
Successor to Gardner L
Keene
General Hanter Liggett
Now Caest of Portland
Dinner Party Sunday
At the home of Mr.
and Mrs.
Everybody Welcome-
Concert: and dance at armory
Wednesday night, December 1.
DIXIE
DOUGHNUTS 35c Doz.
SALEM BAKING CO.
4&) Court Street. Phone 954
25 bars Savon Soap .91,00
10 pounds Onions. ......... .25c
Onions, per set ....... .$2.00
Spuds, per sack. . .1.1.... .$1.50
Wheat, per hundred ....... $4.00
The Highland Grocery
Phone 49 5 746 Highland Avenue
The Vacuum Cups have ar
rived at
A. H. MOORE'S
Salem School oi Expression
Lola Rosamond Walton, Director
147 N. Commercial
Phone 672 1484J
Weekly Recital Class
Sales
- . and
Service
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
1 rr union
LttLE ALLS
94.00 and $5.00
! SCHEFS
Two Licences Issued
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday in the office of the
county clerk to E. C. Caldwell and
Jack Barnes or Stayton and Mar
jorie Kay of Salem and Hollis W.
Huntington of Anaconda, Mont.
For Medical Certificates for
Marriage Licenses apply to
S. C STONE. M. D.
Tyler's Draff Store
157 South Commercial Street
F. W. Royal. 640 South Eigh
teenth street, was a pleasant din
ner pa -ty Sunday. Those present
were Mrs. Mary J. Royal of 412
North Twenty-first street and Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Cochran and son
RoyalJ all of Amity. Decorations
consisted of ferns and chrysanthe
mums.
For Your ChriMma Photo
Have sittings made at once. En
gagements evenings if desired
I'arker-Shrode studio.
PERSONAL MENTION
I Will khip Hog
W. W. M00RE
Furniture Store
The Home of the Victrola
You get more for yonr money at
Moore
It Pays to' Trade at The
FARMERS CASH STORE
- O. Barton Dnrdall
T17 North Commercial M7
This week. Phone evenings
2085-J.
Whole family Coming
Charles W. Niemeyer. real es
tate man and who far several
year? has been a Salem citizen, is
qualifying as a -colonizer. About
two months ago. Mr. Niemeyer's
brother E. -A. Niemeyer, came to
Salem from Edmonton, Alberta,
and has settled here. Friday of
last week another brother, R. H.
Niemeyer, and his wife arrived
trom the Fort McMurray country
u northern Alberta and will make
their home in this vicinity. Some
time during the coming summer
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Niemeyer, par
ents of the Niemeyer boys, to
gether with two unmarried and
one married daughter.-the latter
with her husband and child, will
arrive from Enrland. ' and also
live in the Willamette valley;
Their home now is near Liverpool.
Turkish & Shower Baths
BATHS
including a swim in a tank
of warm water, all for fifty
cents. . .
OREGON BATH HOUSE
Open from 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Lady and Gentleman Attendant
Planting Time
. . a.
Secure Reliable Fnrn ana orna
mental Trees, Small Fruits, Koses,
from .
THE S.U.EM NURSERY
COMPANY
48 Oregon Rldg. Phone 1763
ELECTRIC MACHINE &
ENGINEERING CO.
for Thor wshlnr Machine and
Eectnc Work and Snppnea.
,117 Court EL
Phone 488
POTATOES
Call on si before you tell
nianop KROS.
Corner Ferry and High Streeti
Phone i
FOR BARGAINS
of aU kinds such as furniture,
stoves, ranges, machinery, of all
kinds see the"
CAPITOL JUNK &
BARGAIN HOUSE
The many friends ana patrons
of Dr. M. O. Mendelsohn will be
glad to hear that be is wintering
ia Uedlands, Cal.. among the or
ange groves. He Is feeling fine
and expects to he back In Salem
by the first of the year to resume
his practice.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Simon and
two children. Miss Hazel and Mil
ton Simon of Forest Grove, spent
the week-end as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. D A. Shaver of this city
Mrs. Simon is a sister of Mrs.
Shaver.
A. M. Hestom and Le Roy lies
ton of Grants Pass were vUitlng
friends in the citr Sunday and
Monday.
Luggage and Trunks
ALL REDUCED
i General Hunier Liggett, com
mander of the ninth corps area.
11 S. A., with headquarters at San j
Francisco, and who was in com
mand of the American armies if
the field in r ranee, was to arrive
ia Portland lart Bight. George A.
White, adjutant general of Ore
gon, announced yestercay.
Beginning at 9 o clock a. tn.
joday Gen-ral Liggett will bold
conference at the Maltnoman
county armory with national
guard officers of the state. In
which the recently annouueed re
adjustment of the national guard
milt R HieMinded st trrth. At
o'clock tonight the general will
he a guest of military officers of
the state at banquet at the Port,
land Chamber of Commerce,
Clyde McDonald Pardoned
by Acting Governor Vinton
Hon. W, T. Vintoa of MrMinn
ville. president of the state sen
ate, is occupilng as acting gov
ernor, the ae or uoveraor u-
cott in the executive chxtntr
One of Acting Governor Vinton
firt official acta was to grant
conditional pardon to Clyde Me-
Itonald. who has served 4i days
of a 90-day sentence In the Ma
rion cjnnty Jail on a charge o'
stealing drugs from doctors of
fices. The pardon was on recom
mendation of Glenn Corah. Jos
tle of the peace, and Janes G
Heitiet. dlMrtet attorney.
AN KXKMY TO GOOD HEALTH
Good health has no greater eu-
emy than constipation. Ton can
not "keep tit" for work or play
if the bowels are Irregular . or
clogged with a decomposed mass
of undigested food from which
the blood picks np disease-causing
Impurities and carries theti
throughout the entire system.
Foley's Cathartic Tablets are mild
but sure In action. They banitn
biliousness, sick headache, sour
stomach and other ills caused by
indigestion. Take one tonight
and you will feel better in the
morning. Sold everywhere.
215 Center
Phone 398
All New and Desirable
MAX 0. BUREN
179 N. Commercial St.; Salem
HARTMANBROS. CO.
"'"- -
' Tor Tine Jewelry
Jewelers and Opticians
Talking Machines and Records
Player Pianos and Player Eofls
THE "DAYTON"
- flit Bicycle for Ereryone
LLOYD E. RAMSDKN
117 Conrt Street
Bicycles and Bicycle Repairing
u
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WALLFELT"
Takes the place of
cloth at about one-third
MAX 0. BUREN
178 N. Commercial SL
WO0DRY
conducts sales anywhere In
Marlon or Polk counties.
Store located 270 N. ComL
AUCTIONEER
: na
Better Goods for Lea
. 157 North Commercial St.
Wthe Electric Sign "SHOES'
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
Vnr I.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
r..n.ti and Tools
I 25 W. Iommcw "
Wkat Hare You?
y huy, sell nd exchange
and second-hand fnrni
stoves, ranges, rugs,
i. etc We will hny yoa
out.
COL. T. F. WRIGHT
, Auctioneer
71 N. Com'l SLJ Salem. Or.
List yonr sales with oa
Peopled Furniture
DREAMLAND
RINK
Dance every Wednesday
and Saturday
Bungalow Orchestra
Potatoes
We are paying the high
est price for small lots or
car lots at any shipping
point.
We can store your pota
toes if you don't want
to. sell.
MANGIS BROS.
Warehouse:
High and Trade Street!
Tbone 1291
Office 542 State Street
I-hone 717
Oregon Humane Society
Sends Bi-tnnial Budget
The Oregon Humane society es
timates, in an estimate filed with
the secretary of state td be em
bodied in the state budget esti
mate, that its needs from th
state for the next biennlum will
be about S000.
The society estimates salaries
for the two years at $SlfiO, and
replacements, repairs, etc.. at
$3000. It realizes about 814.000
year trom me cuy or ronuoa
for maintaining the city pound,
hut all of this money must be
used exclu3lvely in the city. The
total income from state work, it
is said, is not over $1000 a year,
net counting $500 which is given
by the state. This $1500. it is
claimed, is totally Inadequate to
carry on the state work. A "state
officer is needed, th report says,
a . a salary cf $100 a month and
$100 a month allowed for travel
ing -expenses.
Tonight 8 p. tn. at
High School
Auditorium
EDWARD ABNER
THOMPSON. M. A.
Artistic Diploma
School of Expression.
Boston.
Presents
1 "Disraeli"
MuIc By
KATHLEEN JORDAN
Soloist. Children's Sage
brush Orchestra
A Rarp Dramatic Treat
'Admission SOe
Students SSc
Doors Open 7:30 p. m.
' Presented by Leslie
Springer
LOOK!
IS BUSIXE&S FOR YOUR
ACTOfl SAKE
Car not hitting right? Bring ft
to us. A place to get tires, tab,
pot lights, skid chains and tiro
pomps.
Great Western Garage
Phone 44. Opposite Conrt Howe
ALWAYS OPEN
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TWO WAYS OF "CASHING IN"
A CHECKING ACCOUNT
CHECKING ACCOUNT not on
places a great convenience at your
disposal for handling money, but it
cs you prestige and good standing.
Every check Issued by a depositor of the
United States National Bank advertises
tHe owner of some bank account as be
ing businesslike and systematic
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V United States Kuionalllanli
SA1XM
OREGON
Child Labor Board Gives
Estimate of Its Needs
$4.00 D0WN
A WEEK
Will Buy a
ONE MINUTE ELECTRIC
WASHING MACHINE
WM. GAHLSDORF
The Store of HOUSEWARES
! Thm nd fnr Kalaries and main
tenance of the state board of in
spectors of child- labor for the
next two years Is placed at $6.j0
by Mrs. Millie R. Trumbull, sec
retary of the board, in a report
to the secret ry of state. The
board Is asking a sufficient al
lowance so that a deputy may be
appointed to serve full time. The
present officer Is supposed to
give only part time and rectives
$37.50 a month", but since the
part-time school law became oper
ative, with permits necary for
youths up to IS years old who
wish to take regular employment,
this officer's entire time is taken
up with the work.
CARL & B0WERS0X
Grocerlei
383 Court Street Phone w
BusickV
8 ALEM ALBANY
HIGHEST PRICES
I paid for
Vegetables and Fruits
PEOPLE'S CASH
STORE
I1
Our pledge to
those who avail
themselves of our
services is that.
i we will perform
all of our duties,
in a manner that
! will satisfy them.
Our past conduct
assures them that
their every wish
will be fulfilled
in a definite dig
nified manner.
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD.
Says Cream Applied In Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right I p. j
71
l7 :Wtiii i m
YW I.I.WJ. u
Instant relief r.o waiting. Yonr
clopged nostrils open rirht up; the
air passages of your Head clear ana
von ran breathe freely. . No more
hawking, snuffling, biowlne. head
ache, dryness. o strugel:rC Ir
breath at night : your cold or ca
tarrh disaoDears.
Get a small bottle of Ely's
Cream Balm from your druggist
now. AodIt a lift oi im ir
grant, antiseptic, healing cream la
your nostrils. it peueirat
throuth every air passage of the
head. Foothes the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and
! relief comes instantlr.
Jt's jut fine. Dont s'ay stuf-fed-up
aith a cold or nasty catarrh.
Pi I k
The FJevsest
and Best
in Women's.
Hosiery
In keeping with the general lowering of
market prices, we 'are now offering the
most well known makes of hosiery at the
new prices. Oar line of hose is rery complete.
SILK HOSE
ranging in
price from
98c to $5.00
We carry extensive lines of silk hae in shades of black, white, brown,
grey, etc... They are fashioned with clocks, plain or in open lace style.
Some are with all silk tops, others are finished with lisle tops.
LISLE HOSE
ranging in
price from
25c to 75c
The wearing qualities of these lisle hose are unsurpassed. They come in
black, white, brown and grey and are splendidly made in every respect.
CASHMERE HOSE - $1.48 to $3.50
We are showing in these cashmere hose all the new popular heather shades
in plain and Richelieu ribbed styles. They come in plain colors and in
novelty stripes. . - . ; iri .r?-
WARNER'S CORSETS
LESS 3373
PER
CENT
"Many Salem people can now trace their bank account to the
- -PAY AS YOU GO- plan.
At Phone 1047 Paone74
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