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TIIE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING; OCTOBER 8, 1922
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Roast Turkey Dinner -
Served. all ; day at the
Belle. Adv. ,
Gray
Hand Injured- -
Donald Kent of Rosedale bad a
hard fall on the highway south of
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Rex INGRAM'S
"Prisoner of Zenda"
Sheer romance and
enchantment. Amazing
dramatic situations.
60c and 25c
Pietists
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".; -Headquarters For
V WINCHESTER CARTRIDGES
v I .' Tluv. "Wirierieatera nnrl "Rp Sure
Hardware
oaiem
Salem
The Winchester Store
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1922
in our' advertising
We advertise good service, we render good
service, and we guarantee good service.
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V Won't you let us prove it' to you?
United States National Bank
f "The Bank That Service Built"
In Your New
PIPE OR
iMHBfSPB
i
iimace
10REHEA'
See It Before You Buy
Wade 'in Salem
F. H. BERGER
Salem Saturday night, that re
sulted In a baciy gashed hand.
He was riding in an auto, with a I
bundle of prune sacks laid over
the front fenders and hood. The
sacks were working loose, and he
reached out along the running
WBBifY
JANE NOVAK
in
A big late release
"Colleen of The Pines"
also
A news and a good
2, reel comedy
-Oregon
TTndar XT. 8. Oorarnmant Snparrisloa
There Is
Nothing
that is not in our service.
Home Install a
Go
PIPELESS
Phone 1048-U
board to straighten them Into
place, when the car gave a swerve
and threw him to the ground. He
came back to town to have has
I hand dressed. -
Trasses
Fitted at Tyler's Drug Store by
an expert in the business. Adv.
Shooting Gool
Some excellent bird shooting is
being found nowadays, out over
the valley. A few ducts have
been found, and a party of Salem
hunters Lrought in one brant that
they got at long range last Sun
day beyond Turner. Jacksnlpes
are reported quite plentiful along
the irrigation ditches beyond Tur
BOaKlG)
"THE
PRODIGAL
JUDGE"
From the World Famous
Novel
Last Times
Today
SPECIAL
THIS WEEK
High Grade Lawn
Stationery
Regular 75c, Sale Price
49c
4
Tyler Drug
Store
457 S. Com'L - : Phone 35
Don't Suffer
unnecessarily from that
j bad cold
Schaefer's
Cold Tablets
A Remedy for the treat
ment of Colds, La Grippe
and Headache
Price. 25 c
At
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
Sole Arfent Garden Court
Preparations
135 N. Com!. Phone 197
"Try the 'Penslar'
Drug Store First"
Do You Read Very
t Much?
You often hear men and
women say "I do not read
very much because it tires
my eyes.'"
That's an acknowledg
ment of eye strain. You
should be able to read for
a long time without even
thinking of your eyes.
Why Take Chances?
With your eyes when you
depend upon them so heav
ily? MORRIS
j OPTICAL CO.
I SO 1-5 Qregon Bldg.
Oregon's Largest .Optical
Institution
Phone 239 for appointment
SALEM. OREGON
ner, and one great flock of Can
ada geese was sighted though
none of the big honkers was
brought In.
Pried Chicken
And roast turkey, special din
ner today at the Gray Belle.
Adv.
Mac Donald's runner Almanac
t Tyler's Drug Store. Adv.
Will Build Shed
Permission to erect a machine
shed at First and Hood streets at
a cost of approximately 250 was
granted V A. Beardsley yester
day.
Servo ;ray Belle
French pastry. Adv.
Two Boys Hurt-
Slight injuries were suffered by
two youths when the bicycle on
which they were riding collided
wht a car driven by F- Lacy, 17 46
South Liberty street, at Fifteenth
and State streets. The boys live
at 460 North Twenty-third street.
Fresh Roasted Salt Almonds-
Fresh every week. Little Lady's
store, 1090 Center. adv.
Tom Wye Sweat ei
The best and most popular
coat, $7.95. The Man's Shop,
416 State St. Adv.
Will Build Dwelling
T. M. Jenkins will build a one-
story dwelling at 1362 North
Liberty street according to a per
mit, issued yesterday by Deputy
Recorder Mark Poulsen.
Cost is I
estimated at $1000.
How Good Are Tour Feet?
Dr. Hiner, 322 State. Adv.
Tom Wye Sweaters
The best and most popular ccat.
$7.95. The Man's Shop. 416
StateSt. Adv.
Money 19 Tahl
County clerk Boyer has receiv
ed $309.70 from sale of real
proporty at 6403 east Forty-Sec-ond
street, Portland, in satisfac
tion of Judgment in the case of
nuier, ujwb l o., versus k,. r .
Knowlton et al.
Wireless Set For Sale
Call 440 N. 23 street today.
Chicken Dinner '
Adv.
Tires are Stolen
Theft of two tir and tlma
from his car wa r.Bortl to thi
police by V. N. Randall. -184f
rob HlHi Uas nirht r--i.vj il
T.S.Roberts. - 4
Is now located at his new studio
505 North Summer. Pupils wish-
ing to register for piano or organ
call at this address or phone
1883R. High Bchool credits giv
en. Adv.
Chicken Dinner-
Served all day at The Spa.'
Adv.
Cars Collided
A car driven hv Olerm flreirsr .
1078 Ohemekta. eotn? north on
w oof
Twenty-fifth street last night, ford Routo Salem, to the ex
collided with the machine driven tent of '64-85 with aced ln-
by A. L. Cummings, going north
on the same street. Slight dam-
Rigdon & Son's
MORTUARY
Un equaled Service
Webb &Clougb
Leading Funeral
Directors
Expert Embalmers
Hartman7! Glasses
jjgSg Wear them and see
Easier and ifettei
HARTMAN BROS.
Phone 1255, Salem, Oregoa
SAVE $ $ $
by buying your" hardware and
furniture at The Capital Hard
ware & Furniture Co., 285 No.
Commercial St. Phone 947
Capital Junk
Co.
WANTS
All kinds of junk and
second-hand goods. We
pay full value.
. .215 Center Street
" Phone 398
ages to the Gregg car resulted
irum ma couision. .
Mr. Lena Waters
Teacher of piano, modern meth
Ods. Free Classes for ITTimary
pupils. Residence Studio 1472
Mill street. Monday and Thurs
day 362 North Church street.
Phone 1184M. Adv.
Mm. Jnlla M, Velgel Piano-
Studio 260 1-2 N. Liberty, tus-
taence 1560 s. Church. Pbone
1391-R Adv.
Bicycle Ketorned
Joy once more reigns for Earl hire, and his wife arrived in Sa
H. Anderson, 1460 State street hem t 9:45 o'clock last night.
a Bicycle belonging to him was
reported stolen Thursday bnt
was brought to the police station
yesterday where Anderson regain-
ed it.
Corduroys and Wool
Trousers for school wear. The
Man's Shop, 416 State street.
Aav. i
Chicken Dinner
Served all day at The Spa.
Adv.
Candy Company Sued
Charging that on or about Sep-
tember 11, the J. T. Bond Candy
company illegally sold package
candy, the state of Oregon by W.
B. Dungan, deputy food and dairy
commissioner, has commenced ac-
tioon against the company. The
complaint relates that the con-
tents of packages were not clearly
marked on the outside as is re -
quired by legal statue.
Sweaters For Less
We have all styles and colors.
The Man's Shop, 416 State St.
Adv.
Dm. White and Marshall-
Osteopath ic physiciaio,
U S.
Bank. Adv.
Judinwnt Allowed
Judgment of $200 and $S0 for
attorney's fees was allowed plaint
iff by the jury in the case of A.
L. Bones vs Press, McPherson and
Roy T. Gove. The case was tried'
i nthe Marion county circuit court.
Sweater For Less
Wft hav BtviM nnt polnrs
The Man's Shop, 416 State St.
Adv.
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Brok!n A Kh(
feet correctad without losa of tlma
I wit.
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1 Dismissal Asked
wmjsaai or tne,case or jpnn
Jarww. piammt, vrus
belle Jette. defendant, was asked
ences are aiiegea 10 nave oeen seu
ea y iae comesiani out i
!courc
Corduroys and Wool-
Trousers for school wear. The
Man's Shop, 416 State street.
Adv. A Classified
Will bring you a buyer. Adv
Judgment Allowed
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Jnagment againsc w. . traw-
terest- togetner wun attorney
fees and f08t8 was awarded D. A.
vvnue s sons in a aecision ay
Judge Percy R. Kelly yesterday.
Chicken Dinner
Served all day at The Spa.
Adv.
experienced Waitresses Wanted
At The Gray Belle. Adv.
Control of Child Allowed
A temporary order granting
Mrs. Cleda Putnam control of her
3-year-old son, Robert, was hand
ed down in a preliminary hearing
held In the circuit court here yes
terday. -Mrs. Putnam in her com
plaint alleges that her husband
subjected her to cruel and inhu
man treatment, reviling her with
oaths and inflicting personal in.
juries, ate last month, she
cites, her husband twice knocked
her to the floor, bruising her face
and endangering her life. Mrs.
Putnam seeks a divorce, perma
nent control of the child, a month
ly alimony of $50 and costs. The
couple were married June, 1918.
Lena Belle Tartar
Teacher of singing. Pupils now
enrolling. See display ad. Adv.
Twenty-eicht Years Ago
The "28 years ago" column of
the Pendleton East Oregonian
contains a personal saying that
'Fred Steusloff and wife arrived
this morning from Salem."
Sterooptcan Address
A stereoptican address will be
given at the First Methodist
church on Sunday evening by the
nastor. Rev. Blaine E. Klrkpat-
rick. The subject of the address
will be "Man as God's Partner."
The slides are beautifully made
dealing graphically with the snh
'ect of stewardship and human re
sponsibility n the redemption of
the world. One feature wil
i number, of riome made slides
dealing with the program and
plans o.f .the lool chur" 'or thr
romlng year. These slides were
shown at the church night pro
gram las: Thursday evening ana
seemed to be of such value that
a number have suggested that the
messace conveyed should be riv
en a wider hearine. Admission,
fne Sweetest Girl
The sweetest dav. National
Candy Day. Saturday. Oct. 14.
Meet me at "The Ace." Adv.
lanrm Crant- 7nriin- f TMnn
6S N. Cottage. Phone 1709J.
Adv.
i
LrfTal Blanks
pet them at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application.
Adv.
Xew Superintendent Arriv
The ntw surterintendent of the
school for the deaf. O. L. Mcln
They were met by representatives
Ufthe state board of control and
or j the school and Installed at
their new post.
Captain Attends Council
Captain James "Watson of the
Salem Salvation army returned
hate Saturday from a three days
council at Portland. Army com
manders and workers from all
lover the northwest were there to
discuss winter activities and to
hotn in the dedication of the fine
nefvr Salvation army headquarters
I when the spiritual warriors have
jnfct bu'lt. The local crmy is to
hc3d a Harvest festival tQnight at
the hall, v ith the hall bountifully
decorated with every fruit and
flower and grain from the late
bountiful harvest. On Monday
night, there will be a pageant of
nations, with representatives of
nations in costume and in
lsoieech
to tell of the Salvation
arjny wcrk in their respective
countries. After the close of this
program, the harvest 1iome exhib
Its will bo offered for sale, and
Whatever may remain unsold will
be donated to the "fsoor of the
opmmunUy. Cordial invitation i
extended to everybody, to attend
bpth these evening services.
Chicken Dinner
I Served all day at The Spa.
Aav-
Cost Bill Filed
i Costs totalling $49.30 are listed
Turkey
Dinner
Served
All
Day
Learn to Handle Business
in a business way. No matter
what you do in life ' you will
have business paper to handle
notes, mortgages, contracts,
etc. You will have to figure
interest, weights and many
other things.
Sometimes a seemingly small
matter may become of vital
importance to you, and a know
ledge of business may save
you many hundreds of dollars,
An elderly farmer .told us
recently that he realized what
he had missed through lack of
training. He had learned from
experience- what we can teach
you now. ' '' , . ':.
Enroll today tor a coarse at
Capital Business College
Salem Oregon
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n the cMt bill filed yesterday In
the case of C. W. Pugh. plaintiff,
against J. C. McFarlane, defendant-
Pugh failed to recover dam
ages and was assessed the costs of
the case when he sought compen
sation for Injuries said to have
been inflicted by McFarlane't car.
Plant's New Floral Shof
Cut ' and , potted flower.
1S5
S. Com'l. Adv.
The Sweetest Girl
The sweetest day. National Can
dy Day. SaturCay. Oct. 14. Meet
Meet m at theetaoinshrdluetaol
me at The Ace." Adv.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Jesse Hopkins and her
small daughter, have returned to
GEO. C. WILL
Closinj Out Piano and
Phonograph Stock
New Phonographs y Price.
$1 down, $1 week up.
Pianos $89 up; terms
$5 down, $5 month up.
See Ad. on hut page of
second section
LADD & BUSHy. BANKERS
: : ( ' EstabUshed J868 " r..
General Banking Business
Office Hours from 10'tu m. to 3 p. m. f
OSTEOPATHY
It the original and only scientific method of adjusting the spine.
It is never rough and seldom palnfuL bat gets results. ;
It is the only school of mechanical treatment flTlnc a pay.
slcian's full four year course of study. - ,
The following are regularly graduated, licensed Osteopathia,
Physicians In Salem: '
DR. H. a WIUTE
DR. L. C
See Our Early Home Grown '
CkYSANTHEMUMS
They Are Beauties
We are showing in our windows the new
OLCOTT CARNATION .
"Say it I with Flowers" ' -
C. F. BREITHAUPT
The Telegraph Florist
123 North Liberty
HOBBLE
DR. S. F.
Graduate of the National University of Sciences, Chicago
Let him scientifically , treat those corns, callouses, in,
grown "or dub nails jainful swelling, oderiferous or any
other form of foot troubles, and, then V ' " M ;
DANCE OUT
Beautiful reception parlormodern private operating
- - Toorn:?-.- ' . .
Phone 640 for appointment 301-302 Masonic Temple
SALEM, OREGON
If this de3k is made 80 from Oregon timber, if we can 1
show you that you get more for your money than you canj
possibly get in any other desk?
.... . . . .
West made desks are fully guaranteed should material or ;
workmanship prove defective we will replace it) freo of ;
charge. u
We carry largest selection of office desks in Salem v
Typewriters for
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their home Jn Tort land! aft ej- f
tUng wlia ifra. Hopkinf parent
here tor some time.
Mrs, Seradda Knox It back In.
the city after several day spent
vis! ting h lends In Albany. .
Lenin Is back on the Job atata.
His latest illness was no mo re, fa
tal than some of his others,
Where to Eat Yonr
Sunday Dinner
THE SPA i" ;
Chick.t Ua;r terred all day
TUB TERMINAL CAFB U
Sunday Special Stuffed Baked
chicken, C5c I
Always the best toffee.
AOIB RESTAURANT
Chicken fricassee with'
rice
stuffed breast ot Teal 45c, with
dessert. ' -v ;
JACK'S CAITJ
16 South Commercial
A good place to eat.; Chicken
dinner every Sunday. Short or
ders all day. j
THE GOOD EATS
The little restaurant ; with the
big eats--Try as.
DR. JOWH L. LTNCH
MARSHALIi
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Phone 3&6
IN TO SEE
SCOTT, S. C.
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NOTE NOW ii the time to lrt
your prronl Xroaii rartla. Call
and took orer oar tin whil com-plt.
What difference
does it MAKE
f2
Rent or Sale v
' .Steel Die Wcik
03 North leryTlaniifactTirer
lis free and the public Is, invited. a