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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12, 1922 IN BRIEF Car i Minds. .'u r , W. W. Looney of the State Hos pital reported: that while 'his ear t was Tarked on South High street several mornings ago it "was struck ;v fromthe rear-by -a ear traveling 1 I; south on the same street. A slight V damage was done. Chicken Dinner Served all day kt ' The Spa.- AQT. I. i Another Wheel qjne- j ; XjL. Ucyc le. jwaa, reported stolen i trom the lVliV Methodist church t:r yesterday. The owner is Carl ,' Birdweil, route 3, box 3C. . Keyat1almah IrltoneV' -Thitf Friday,; fov. 17- Sue. $1, $1.50 1 2 Wats TO saltThursday. I Armory 10 a. ni. -fv. "V' ! , 'Tj CoIliMion oti llij?H Street Because it .had, no! .lights .A.-C. Moier of 1520 State street mistook a car coming north on High street near VIck' Brothers for dark at mosphere with the result that collision occurred. Little damage was done. '" MMcDonaUPm Fanner Almanac - Tyler's Drug Store. Adr. Spoaka. In. Portland Adjutant. General and , Mrs. George A. White drove , to Port land Saturday, night to attend an Armistice celebration toy the Vet erans of .Foreign Wars. Mr. White is to be-the. principal speaker for the evening,, . .. . For Loans See . .; "O.'W. Laflar, 4l7 Oregon Bldg - -. it Telephone tjie Gray belle I -And reserve'4ytur 1 table in ' the new1. dining j-ooraVfor duck or chicken 4innei.2AdT. L v. W ifiii Mi "A 1 PETER B, KANE'S "KINDRED OF THE .Hi DUST" . . .. . , The Skipper's! Sermon Patho Hews I'Kitten on the Keys'.'- : By Ilarold vfndus ' HEART'S -HAVEN' '. Clara Louise -Buniham "5 -:1 . -with AVery , Fine . Cast. ::,S-:Als)'',;j; - - Two Reel Comedy " " 1 "CURED" " " Arida "lJew"Veeicly. ' i t Capital Junk Co. mm ... i - . - -c All, kinds of iurti and i Si 215 Center, Street , , Salem Barffaia House :BUY-ANDfrSBLL V3 Second-Hand 1 furniture 'Tools' Machinery - -All Kinds tf Jcakr .prices , 20 N. Ccml. Phone 492 ? t" LADD & BUSH, BANKERS published 18G3 ' -r . . 4 . General .Banking tBusineai ' - 1r' 4: i Office Hours Irom 10 a m, to 3 p. Minion Culler . . , A total of 20 was collected by the police minions yesterday', on speeding charges. These - receiv ing 'fines were.J, IS. ilcClay of Canady, B. and Charles A. Whlchner of PoVtlafiii, tcgal Blank 'V.:"t ''-. '' Oet them at Tha Statesman of fice. Catalog on application. Adr. - ' Chicken Dlnner Served ' all day at The Spa. Adv. Program Deferred A postponement has been made of the program for the Salem dis trict Sunday school association that was announced for November 19. The new date Is- Decembe, and the' place wlil be the First Congregational church of .3alem, Rev. Walter Van Nuyg of Port land Is to be one of the speakers on the subject of 'Working To- jether." Dr. George H. tYonng Is the, other principal speaker,, under the announced topic of "Bringing Up Fathers." Mrs. Rid fle of Sa lem will sing. Chicken Dinner , Served all day at The Spa. Adv. Roast chicken served at the Spa all day. -Adv. Auto Accident ' While traveling , north on .Church street yesterday evening TieaireW SARDOU'S ' ' Immortal Love Story EODORA" . 25,000 People -40 Lions. Eegular; Prices 2-7-9 P. M. i TRY TO SAVE - YOUR MONPY ; 1 -ww" " mm m y - Tail Salt. - Orareokta. Shoe. (. W carry n A-l line mt hmlt pries. W 1m bay U kiad ,t etotking CAPITAL EXCHANGE 842 N. OonunercUl Phoaa 1168-W ; 1 8. -BTONE.JkIJV : Central Offle ' Practice ' " Cancers Treated Office, Tyler's; Drag Store ' " 157 8. Commercial Street - FOB GIFTS THAT LAST : HARTMANBROS. ' : Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Silverware. Phone. J255, , Salem, . Oregon Jamea TwadeJl ol 650 North.WIiirf ter street reported that he itracKI a car driyen by Dr. William Byr who was traveling east-on coara street. Slight damage was 4on Stragglers vere rare last Chicken Dinner , Served all -day at The Spa.- Adv, Xight Owls Rare- Stragglers were rare . yesterday sight. Only two were given beds, by the police, department. They were Carl .WiiUMand W W. Hughes. - Beckman Caiurl Frank Beckraan, who escaped from the Oregon State hospil last Friday afternoon has been discovered and returned. Our CW Has prepared an unusual menu for tdday. Fried chicken, smoth ered jroung. duck, corn . fritters n everything. The Gray Belle. Adv. Fitted at Tyler's Drug Stor by an expert In the business. Adv Will Celebrate Thursday . A meeting of the Salem Heights Parent-Teacher association ; was held at the community ' hall, Fri day nigflV to discuss a number of community matters. It was voted to hold a neighborhood Thanks giving dinner at the hall, when everybody in .he ; district is to bring the big feed and join In a grand celebration. The meeting voted that everybody should go to the Liberty community club celebration next Thursday night. The association voted to employ a(Jantfor Jor the community hall, ang to -provide for ,a more ade quate' lighting system. Drs. White and Iarshall Osteopathic physicians, U.-fl. Bid.. Adv. . ': ' tertalning, authoritatlTe .speaker, and the club expects to have a full bouse to- near arm. t '. , . ; Smith Will Speak '-By telstake. the -annouacement was made that Chester t Faller of Jefferson would address the War-; ion Couruy Realtors at their next Thursday lancheaon. It isn't J4r. FuCer. but, Mr. J. G. Smith. He illsminates the problem. of living with such a joyous, helpful note that the Realtors .grabbed . him out of his bank at Jefferson to come and talk to them 't or a full hour. The Portland Realtors picked him' out .also, and he Is going to talk to them he day after his Salem engagement.' i A'Claaoffled Ad Wfll brtag yon' a buyr. Adv I HOTELARWALS 1 ,31arioj-E. H. Snow, Boston; Anne G. Murray, Tacoma: Herbert Hutchcroft, McMinnville; Wro. Brown, Medford; Mr. and Mrs. John Buck, Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mason. Sandy; B. D. Fargo. Los Angeles; Robert H. Campbell, w. w. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Walker, Manual P. Griffiths. I, undberg, H. H. Langdon, Port Bligh. Geo. Stuart. Eugene;; itoy Ayers, Corvallis; N. J. Jen nings, Dallas; James Sanderson,' Independence; Ena Quinn, Stay ton; -J. C: Hampton. Randle, Wash.; O. P rry, Alice Perry, Cot tage Grove; j P. w. Barrett, E. J. Ciahssen. TiHamook; C. H. Wake ueiaoregon City; R. H. Harlan, Ealla. City; W. E. ,Van Stepbans. Mehoma. " iTrrin teal Edith Ealns. Ma rsh- field; M. A. Bstler. Independ- esce; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur. Shaw; G.rFTonni;KarI Helnn. Yakima;. B. :Pasbek. Ern.t Kohier, The Dalles; A. Fergram,' ValU City; R. J. Wise. R. Mosher. D. Ander son. ;M. Lot her. X. J. Doyle. F. J. Thorm, Portland. - - ; i : . a 4 - VERSOHALS Mr.-and Mrs. C. M. Bishop and Pertlaad spent Friday evening af Mr. tfnd Mrs. Donald Spencer of theCLP. Bishop Some geing on to Eugene -"yestesday. ' Mr.: and Mrs. Bishop will "go from Eugene . to CaliforaU. 'Paul -Farrlngton was among those going to 'Eugene yesterday for the (oetbalt game and the uni versity homecoming. F. G. Meyers and kis eon Dar rel were among those geing ta Eu gene yesterday for the football game. , Dr.tR. L.Biirdtte, formerly of Salem .-and - now ; located . In t Port land spent, yesterday in Salem. ;E. jF. Smith, saw . the, footbal game in .Eugene yesterday. '. A, ft.-Pierce. returned yesterday from Portland. 0 -m 1 I - - n Tii lTTS W . Jor mailing BETTER J iThe J.- B. tWatkus ' Products IJL A. ENGLEBART, -City "Sales -Manager 246 Laelle r Street. Salem, Ore. Phone ill i 4W. Goods delivered stresses the Importance of freshness: 'Vacuum, packing insures the freshness and retains the- full flavor and strength of GoldenrWest 'Coffee, Judge McBride ' Honored U "Judge'Thomas'A. McBrlde.'who will 'celebrate his 75th birthday next week, was guest of honor at a amall duck dinner . party : last night at the Marian hotel. Those honoring Judge McBride included Judge Henry .J. Bean, Senator Charles McNary, John McNary Louis Lachmound, Frank Bram well, E. R. Spencer, Dr. W. B. Morse, George. Putnam, ,M. P.' Griffith,' J Lefurgy ; and A. N, Pierce. , . Roast turkey served at tie Spa all day. -Adv. ' Oilcken Dinner " . Served : all Jay at The pa. Adv. ... SAVE MM by buying your liard ware and f furniture at The Capital Hard ware & Furniture Co.; 285 NOi Commercial St. 'Phone Q47. I tr B - TWO THINGS THAT QQ WITH EVEBY COAL ) ORDER ' 'T. V good coal and Tight prices., (V We emphasise it! , It Is. these 'very essential features "that , . nave caused our business to In- crease to such, an extent. If. - you're ffot a customer" now an order will make you one ShalT we send it todsyr,,.. .-c ' r- , LABMER . TRANSFEB : j ' Pbone 930 Overhauled and 5 ; Rebuilt Typewnters Easy Installments : Machines Guaranteed ' Ingersol .Watches- Cdinplete Assortment v JUOandUp - . . Now , is the - time . to' buy 'Your: Christmas Shop-1 . FATHER; BROTHER , '. ,.,or - ' , . LITTLE SON , . Always Needs a Watch : -Tyler Drug : SHANGHAI CAFE 162 Commercial Street " i Merchants' - Lunch .......... 25c Noodles 25c American; Dishes Chines Dishes Open 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Music and dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m iOn KeepiYoiing To keep - one's f acalties t bright and alert Is to remain ' young. iTo maintain' a1 boy-" ant spirit is another foe" " to age but who can be at 'his' best with bad vision? J Dimmers of Vision ; Means a clouding -over. of the, brightness of , life age J creeps quickly then. Do not procrastinate. See us today tor examination. MORRIS ; OPTICAL CO. 101-5 Oregon Bldg. Oregon's Largest . Optleal ., vl ; Institution r. -Phone 2 J 9. for appointment BALEM, OREGON - Burnett Will Speak ; ) ' Judge George H. Burnett of the Oregon supreme court is to be the speaker at the -Kiwanis -clab luncheon Tuesday .noon, choosing his own subject. 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