Tim OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1922
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
liohler Ses Game-.
Coach Roy Bobler of Willam
ette went over to Corvalli3 to see
the O. A. C.-Paciflc game. Satur
day. He says that Pacific has a
well-finished team that plays a
line brand of -football, and that
the Aggies wero lucky to hold the
long end, of the score. The game
was not spectacular from the spec
tators' point of view, though It
was a good exhibition of dogged
determination and consistent play.
ItoaKt I kick
Or Chicken Dinner served all
day at the Gray Belle.- Adv.
Candy Iay Special
Saturday, Oct. 14, Krauses
Milk chocolates. $1 per box at the
Little Lady's Little Store.
TonrUt Number 2810
Tourists registering at the lo
cal auto camp grounds during the
present, season havo numbered
more than 2S00. This includes
only the single registration, while'
Willie
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U TBI Bin i i I
"IN THE NAME
OF THE LAW"
Continuously , Today
245:45 V.
7:30-19:15 p.m.
COMEDY TOO
LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
- Established 1868
General Banking Business
Office 'Hours from
. j Headquarters For
WINCHESTER CARTRIDGES
- Buy Winchesters .and Be Sure
Salem HardWare Co.
Salem' - - - Oregon
The Winchester Store
In Your New Hom6 Install a
BERGER :
PIPE OR PIPELESS
Pomace
MORE HEAT - LESS FUEL
See It Before You Buy-
FJJade in Salem
H. BERGER
803 North Liberty . Manufacturer Phone 1048-M
many of those registering in this
manner remain for several days.
The number of tourists who iavc
returned to Salem for a second
time during the season, has been
unusually large. The conven
iences provided by the local Camp
are appreciated by the travelers
who come Irom almost every state
in the union. California and
Washington are claimed aa home
by the greater number of tourists
after Oregon which ranks first.
Card of Thanks .
The family of the late Scott A.
K!ggs desire to express their deep,
est appreciation for the many
kindnesses shownMn their great
sorrow and loss. Mrs. S. A. Riggs,
Mr. and Mrs. Zadoc J. Riggs. Mrs.
Fannie and Margaret Mulkey.
Adv.
Chicken Dinner
Served all day at The Spa.
Adv.
Nickel On Campos-
Jacob Nickel, who was grad-
'ma
ANITA STEWART
with two of the best ac
tors in the films
"Her Mad Bargain"
Also a news weekly
and a two reel real,
comedy
"The Fresh Kid".
10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
uated last June from Willamette
university was a visitor in Salem,
Saturday. He is principal of the
schools at Alrlie, and well pleased
with his work. He was one of
the Important stars in the Bear
cat football s(i u ad, and a student
oi high rank.
Candy Kjierial
Today Krauses' Milk chocolates.
?1 per box at the Little Lady's
Little Store.
Chicken Dinner
Served all day at The Spa.
Adv.
All A Mistake
A misinterpreted advertisement
has brought a whole sheaf of let
ters to the Salem Chamber of
Commerce. A florist at Salem,
Ohio, advertised his place for
sale, but instead of saying Ohio,
he used only the initial letter.
Salem. O. A greenhouse man at
Holdredge, Nebraska, understood
if to mean Salem, Ore., and he has
been bombarding the office with
letters of inquiry. He likes the
map, the climate, the trees, the
people, the mountains, everything
that Oregon has to offer and he
wants to buy that greenhouse and
floral business in Oregon.
Miss Helen Bode
Representing Prof. Shaw's -cut
lace embroidery class at Miller's
store will continue to teach all
next week." Aav.
One Marriage Licence
Only one marriage license was
issued on Saturday, from the of
fice of the Marion county clerk. It
was for Benjamin A. Baker and
Emma Hendricks.
SAVE $ $ $
by buying your hardware and
furniture at The Capital Hard
ware & Furniture Co., 285 No.
Commercial St Phone 947.
MINER'S GARAGE
REPAIRING
All makes of cars. Prices reas
onable and wofik guaranteed.
803 N. Liberty Street
By the Creek
PHOXE 804
Capital Junk
Co.
WANTS
All kinds of junk and
second-hand goods. We
pay full value.
215 Center Street
Phone 398
WANTED
Beef, Hogs,
4 Calves
Sheep, alive or dre3sed
Also cnicKens, eggs ana
.butter. Best 'cash prices
paidw
People's Meat
Market
155 N. Liberty Street
Phone 994
TAKE A PERSON
REQUIRING GLASSES
ADD acknowledged skill
and thoroughness in ex
amination; x
ADD correctly ground and
handsomely, and attract
ively mounted glasses;
ADD constant effort to bet
ter our qualifications
and work
TOTAL:
A. Satisfied Eyeglass Wearer
MORRIS
OPTICAL CO.
SO 1-5 Oregon Bide
Oregon's Largest Optical
Institution
Phone 239 for appointment
SALEM, OREGON
Chicken Dinner
Served all day at The Spa.
Adv.
Hobble in and See
Dr. S. F. Scott, S. C, 301-302
Masonic bldg.. and you will dance
cut, your foot troubles over and
lorgotten. Phone 640 for appoint
ment. Adv.
Divorce Is Sought
Nellie Oakes has filed a suit for
divorce against William OaVes,
whom she says is in Kelseyville.
Cal. Cruelty and non-support are
arleged as the principal causes
ior the action.
Hobble in and Sec
Dr. S. F. Scottr S. C, 301-302
Masonic bldg., and you will dance
out, your foot troubles over and
forgotten. Phone 640 for appoint
ment. AdT.
Broken Arches
And other deformities of the
feet corrected without loss of time
from your occupation. Drs. White
and Marshall. U. S. Bank bldk.
Adv.
Ballots With Printer
With the Marion county ballots
already in the hands of the print
er, there will be no new candi
dates on the ticket except as they
are written in. The completed
copy was , delivered by County
Clerk Boyer. Friday morning, and
the ballots themselves will soon be
returned to him for sending out to
the precinct officers.
Neighbors of : Woodcraft-
Neighbor Burns funeral, Mon
day. 2 p. in. from Clough's. Guar
dian Neighbor. Adv.
Luncheon Monday
Especial attention is called to
the first grand opening dinner of
he new Salem Chamber of Com
merce, Monday noon. ' It's the
same old place, the same old
price, the same perfection salads
and things, and partly the same
old people;-but there will be new
folks there, too,, and the name is
the newest thing in Salem since it
was changed from the Salem
Commercial club, Wednesday
night. Most of th literary sec
tion will be given to local speak
ers, for a symposium on Cham
bers ot Commerce in general. All
are invited,
Card of Thanks
We desire to thank out friends
and neighbors for the beautiful
floral gifts, and for their; kind as
sistance in the care and burial of
our husband and brother; Mrs. D.
W. Cummings, W. L. and G. L
Cummmgs. Adv .
Chicken Dinner " H 1.'
Served all day at The Spa.
Adv. A ,
Holland Bulbs
Chrysanthemums, carnations.
end all kinds of potted flowers
for immediate delivery. , We spe
cialize in funeral designs. Plant
Flower Shop, 185 SouthCommer-
ctal. Phone 471. We deliver.
Adv.
Suspect Held
T. T. Westfall was arrested by
the Salem police Saturday, and is
being held to answer satisfactor
ily several questions. He has a
ten-thousand dollar moustachio, a
bank's worth of diamonds either
genuine or near, a front like' Wal
lingford in his palmiest day and
he has a $2000 Studebaker car
that he tried to sell for $p00,
which aroused the police suspi
cions. The police say that he jwas
registered at the Portland hjoiel
in Portland as T. T. Westfall!; at
the Multnomah as W. E. Brairg-
iiell ;at the Benson as T. B.
Thomas, and that's as far as they
have gotten yet. They are
dragging the country for more in
formation that Westfall has not
yet made public.
Laura Grant, Teacher of Piano
268 N. Cottage. Phone 1709J
Adv. .
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank the many
friends for their sympathy and
assistance during the illness and
following the death of the late
Ira A. Davis, husband and father
Mrs. Mary Davis and family.
Adv.
A Classified Ad-
Will brinfc you a buyer. Adv
Attend Convention
"A wonderful High Y is in
progress at Silverton," is the r
port brought late last night by
Secretary Kells of the Salem Y
after spending Saturday with the
convention. It is breaking all
records for attendance, from all
over Marion county. The Salem
high school delegates were: Ar
thur Hamilton, Benoit McCros
key, Kenneth Perry, Claire Tuck
er and Russell Pratt. All these
delegates went on Saturday, and
stayed over night for the second
day. Gorge Rhoten Is to go over
this morning. Vernor Sackett and
a number of Willamette student
also attended. Secretary. KelU
Coys Secretary Meade Elliott,
and Luther J. Chapi.n, president
of the Marion county High y
club, attended the sessions Satur
day, driving back to Salem late
last night.
Financial
Write Warren Armington. 24
North Summer street for informa
tlnn recardinr th new anartment
house to be huilt on Tfjielson lot,
corner Court and Capitol St.
Stock will pay 17 per cent. Salem
will have president and treasurer.
Quick action if you want A-l in
vestment. Adv.
Salem Floral & Nursery Co.
Flowers' for all occasions.
Store la Masonic Temple. AdF.
Fitted at Tyler's Drug Store by
an expert in the buslnesa. Adv.
Chicken Dinner
Served ali day at The Spa.-
Adv.
Dismissal Asked
In an answer fi'.ed Saturday
e Asosciated Oil company asks
dismissal of the Injunction pro
ceedings brought by the city ot
Portland against the company
and Sam A. Kozer, secretary of
state, to prevent the state's col
lection of a tax on gasoline. The
citp of Portland avers that the
tax is unconstitutional.
Candy Special-
Today Krauses' Milk chocolates,
1 per box at the Little Lady's
Little Store.
Candy lay Special
Saturday. Oct. 14, Krauses"
Milk chocolates, $1 per box at the
Little Lady's Little Store.
Jeutcnants Wanted
Second Lieutenants of the reg
ular army will be selected at
Camp Lewis during the week be
ginning October 23. A special
board has been appointed to ex-
mine candidates, and young men
etween the ages of 21 and 30
will have the opportunity of fili
ng the vacancies how awaiting
tor the qualified applicant. The
war1 department is endeavoring to
fill the existing vacancies Inj the
army as soon as practicable after
January 1, 1923, and it is con
sidered that those young men who
take advantage of the present
opportunity! to take the examina
tion for cammtsrJon in the army
will be particularly favored by an
early appointment.
Where to Eat Your
Sunday Dinner
CHERRY CITY CAFE
Home Style Dinners 40c. State
at High streets.
JACKS CAFE
Chicken Dinner every Sunday;
3hort orders ail day at Jack's
Cafe. 16 South Commercial.
TERMINAL CAFE SPECIAL
Fresh Crab a la Newberg en
caserole. We serve the most de-
lcioua coffee In the city. AEso very
choice chicken dinners.
THE GOOD EATS
Chicken Dinner Sunday 45c.
Hot mince pie day or night. Pump
kin pie also. Chill con came 15c.
Some of our specials. Try us.
WHITE CLOUD
White Cloud Restuarant. Amer.
lean and Chinese dishes. Upstairs
Commercial at State.
THE SPA
Chicken dinner served all day
at the Spa.
If'
Living -Room Furniture
Beautiful 3-piece Tapestry living room suit, consist
ing of Davenport, chair and rocker to match, for only
$123.25. Several odd chairs and rockers at reduced
prices.
$1 down delivers the Hoosier Cabinet to your home.
They save miles of steps. Millions of cabinets! in Ameri
can homes. Price from $50.50 and up. ;
Hamilton Beach Electric Vacuum. Cleaners, ;with motor-driven
brush. Every Hamilton Beach sweeper owner
always a Hamilton Beach booster. We guarantee satis-:
faction with every Hamilton Beach sweeper. Terms can
be arranged. --"
TRADE IN YOUR
OLD FURNITURE
AS PART PAYMENT
ON NEW
Holland Bulbs
Chrysanthemums, carnations,
and all kinds of potted flowers
for immediate delivery. We spe
cialize! in funeral designs. Plant
Fiowe Shop, 1S3 South Commer
cial. Phone 471. We deliver
Adv. !
DIED
HOWE -At a local hospital, Oct.
13. Lester M. Howe .age 23
years; survived by a wife aid"
two! boys, Johnnie and Chester
Hore. Son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Hore ot Roseburg; brother jot
Emry Howe of Aurora, Or.. I.
Nekton and Chester Howe and
Mr a. Hat tie Schaum of Salem.
The body is at the Rigdpn mor
tuary. Funeral services will be
held at Rigdon parlors Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. Inter
ment at Shellburn, Linn county
at 1:30 p. m.
BURNS Mrs. Samantha C. Burns
died in her home at 2308 Trade
street. October 14. 1922 at 2 a.
m. j Mrs. Burns, who was al
most 61 years old. is survived
by ;br widower, Adam Burns,
two sons, W. P. Burns of Seat
tle,: and J. A. Burns Salem, one
daughter, Ethel Branch of Sa
lem, four brothers, S. J. King
of Sacramento. Cal.. O. J. King
gf Otis, Oregon. J. W. King of
Junction, Oregon, and A. JT.
King of Macleay, Oregon, and
one sister, Mrs. Laut Mattison
of Independence, Oregon. Fun
eral services will be held in the
Webb & Clough chapel. Monday.
Oct. 16, at 2 p. m. Rev. J. J.
Evans will officiate, and inter
ment will be in the City View
Cemetery. .
Rigdon & Son's
MORTUARY
Unequal ed Service
Webb & Clough
Leading: Funeral
Directors
Expert Embalmen
Special
Roast .
Duck
or
Chicken
Dinner
Served
All
Elay.
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Combination Wood, Gas or Coal, or straight Wood and CoaL Can be
furnished in White, Blue or Gray EnameL Wedgewood ranges have made
good for over 40 years.
Whenb uying a new range don't fail to inspect our Wedgewood line.
Our showing of stoves and ranges was never more complete than it is today
WEDGEWOOD
RANGE
C. S. HAMILTON
GOOD FURNITURE
340 COURT
8. C. STONE, 1LD.
General Office Practice
Cancers Treated
Office, Tyler's Drug Store
1S7 R. Commercial Street
The J. R. WatkJns Product
, A. X. ENGLEBART,
City Sales Manager
246 Lafelle Street. Salem. Ore.
Phone 173 4 W. Goods delivered
Don't Suffer
bad cold
unnecessarily from that
Schaefer's
Cold Tablets
A Remedy for the treat
ment of Colds, La Grippe
and Hfidache
Price 25c
At
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
Sole Apent: Garden Court
Preparations
135 N. Com'!.' Phone 197'
".Try the Penslar' '
. Drug Store First"
Reliable
Boy's Wet-Weather
Shoes
Boys' Brown High Top Shoes, sizes 2V1 to 6, $4.48
Boys, Black Calf blucher cut at J2.7S, J2.95
$3.25, and $3.45. -i
Little Gents' Velour Blucher, sizes 9 to li ::.$2.48
Boy' Heavy Chrome Blatk Blucher, sizes "llVs to
2, $2.95. , : ,
Other lots in broken sizes from 10 to 6 at $1.98
to $4.48 indusiye. .
JOHN J. ROTTLE
167 N.
CAST
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$29
Honest
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Dining Room Furniture
Eight-piece Oak Dining Room Suit, consisting of s
one 45-inch top 6-foot table; 6 leather seat chains and
one fine oak buffett, now .: ..$69.75
Card Tables. Values up to $5. NicrJy finished with
felt or imitation leather tops; with mahogany legs. Spec
ial for a few days J. $3.48
Extra Special $25
41-piece set Nippon China. Coin gold band pattern,
consisting of 6 dinner plates, 6 coup soups, G fruit saucers,
6 salad plates, 6 teas and saucers, 1 8-inch platter, 1 oral
vegetable dish, 1 sugar and creamer.. . ; .
SALEM, ORE,
Hartman's Glasses
I Wer IhMrT And see !
t Jasier ana xeuu j
HARTMAN BROS.
Phone 1255, Salem, Orejc?5
tor rent, reasonable. Heat. lijht,
phone; all furnished. Very cen
tral. Phone 743.
For
-Wheezy
Coughs1
TJie Dr. Stone's B & Q
COUGH REMEDY
for
Coughs, colds ,eronp,
whooping cough , hoarse
ness, bronchitis, sore
throat and all diseases of
the throat and lungs.
Use Dr. Stone's Antkiller
Tyler Drug
Store
157 S. Com'L Phone 35
Read the Classified Ads.
Dependable
Com'l
ANDSTEeL
NGES
and Up
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FURNISH YOUR
HOME AT 7 ;
HALF PRICE from Our
Used Department
Apartments
Values.
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