THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALE1L OREflON
"SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2 ,1922
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Far Old People's Home.
. The Woman's Clubj chorus -will
give a benefit concert j for the Old
People's home next Monday night
st! the First Method) iat church.
Stewart Tully, baritone soloist.
Tickets $1; students 50c On
gale at music stores.
Mr. and Mm. Glen Oswald's
; ; Celebrated Serert Serenaders
Dance Orchestra Supreme at Sa
lt armory tonight. Co. F. Ben.
eflt AdT.
' 1 jioran Tried Today
. jFred Moran, charged with dis
I ' orderly conduct, was arraigned
Jn) the Justice court yesterday and
pleaded not guilty, ills bail was
' placed at $1,000 which he was
usable to furnish. He remained
r t the city Jail last j night pend-
14 his trial today.
Maafe Tonight J
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald's Seven
Serenaders orchestra j from O. A.
C will play at The; Gray Belle
during dinner this evening 6:30
until 7:30 and later! at the ar
mory - for the dancel -Adv.
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Three Fatalities Reported
; I Three fatal accidents were re
ported to the state Industrial ac-
MATINEE ONLY
THEODORE ; ROBERTS
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"The Old Homestead"
TONIGHT,
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"THE WONDER DOG"
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Brown of the North"
LADD
&BUSH, BANKERS
Established 1868
Genera Banking Business
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Hours from
Aw! Cheer Up
Our line" bf Christmas
never in our. memory would a dollar purchase so much
happiness for the tiny tots.
Doughton & Marcus
' 28js NV Commercial Phone 639
If it's hardware we have it -not the biggest hardware
but the
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25c Bulk Coffee, special -l?c
35c Peaberry tCof fee, special -29c -
4 packages Liberty Jelly Powder : -25c
Lanre 2 A Del; Monte Yellow Cling Peaches .29c
J Jersey Corn, Flake3, special
1 Pull r ih "Rarton'a Pure Lard
I Full 10 lb. Barton's Pure
1 sk Waldo Hill Flour .
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V I 1-4 10. mue luiute meat
Mbied Nuts, per lb.
Satin Finish Candy, per lb
4? ! Bulk Sultana Raisins,' per lb.
1 Sunmaid Seeded Jiaisms, per package ac
; Sunmaid Seedless Raisins, per package .1. 15c
3 packages Argo Corn Starch 25c
;3 cans Tomatoes 'I..L 25c
2 cans Iowa Canned Corn ..... ....-22c
! DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. MEN'S FURNISHINGS
: RUBBERS AND SHOES. YOU SAVE AT
) The C & C tStore
NEWS
IN
cident commission for the week
ending November 30 out of a to
tal of 453 accidents of varying
degree of seriousness. The three
fatal cases were Earl Perkins,
Oak Grove, traffic officer; Eric
Erickson, St. Helens, logger; Jack
Mclvar, Winchester, carpenter
and millwright. Of the total num
ber of 453 cases, 400 were sub
pect to the provisions of the
workmen's compensation act, 45
were from firms and corpora
talons that have not elected to
come under the act, and eight
were from public utility corpor
ations not subject to, the act-
Elks Attention
Memorial services Sunday, Dec.
3, 1922, 2:30 p. m. Grand Opera
house, Salem. The public is ln
Tited to attend. (Elks meet at
club.) Elks' Memorial Commit
tee. Adv.
New. Merchandise
As well as used at Stiff's auc
tion sale, Saturday, 1:30 p. m.
AdT.
Rate Increase Asked
The Tillamook County Mutual
Telephone company has made ap-
plication
to the public service
Two Big Features
RUTH ROLAND
in
"The Timber Queen"
and
GEORGE FAWCETT
in
"The hie of Doubt"
TWO OTHER REELS
Whistles to the Kids
At Today's Matinee
10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
TWO THINGS THAT GO
-' WITH EVERY COAL
ORDER
good coal and right prices.
We emphasise itl It is these
very essential features that
have caused our business to in
crease to such an extent. If
you're not a customer now an
order will make you one. Shall
we send it today?
LARXIEIt TRANSFER
Phone 030
tovs are now on display ana
best
& C Store
. . 3 for 25c
. ..... . 98c;
Lard
$1.89
$1.40
fnr
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- 23c
l?c
.... ....15c
Prices
BRIEF
commission for authority to in
crease Its service rate. x It asks
that the increase become effec
tive by January 1. if possible, i
The commission granted an in- 1
crease several months ago, but it
is claimed the Increase was not
sufficient.
For Loans See
O. W. Laflar, 417 Oregon Bldg.
State Bonds Sold!
The Lumberman's Trust com
pany of Portland bid in the $231,
450 Issue of Irrigation district in
terest bonds offered for sale by
the state bond commission yes
terday. The high bid was for
100.03 on 4 per cent bonds.
There were three other bids en
tered. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Oswald
Celebrated Seven Serenaders
Dance Orchestra Supreme at Sa
lem armory tonight. Co. F. Ben
efit. Adv.
Auction Sale
Stiff's second
day, 1:30. Adv.
hand store, to-
Warning Issued
The local post of the American
legion has issued a warning to
the public to be on the lookout
for young men selling magazines
and claiming that the money goes
to the aid of service men who
were wounded in the war. They
are selling a periodical called
Treat 'Em Square."
High Pressure Steam Boiler-
Eight horsepower, vertical
type, for sale at a bargain. See
it at The Gray Belle. Adv.
Music Tonight
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald's Seven
Serenaders orchestra from O. A.
C. will play at The Grav Belle
during dinner this evening 6:30
until 7:30 and later at the ar
mory for the dance. Adv.
Old Resident Dies
George L. Brass'iiold, former
resident of Gervais and who has
been ill for several weeks, died
yesterday at the home of his
G
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Theatre
Mary Pickford
in
"Little Lord
Fauntleroy"
"America's Sweetie"
in
Her Greatest Success
Hugh R. Robertson & Co.
Member American Institute of
Accountants. Accountants: Audit
ors: Income Tax Service,
Portland, Ore., and Minneapolis,
Minn. ' J
Address: 1517 Yedn Bldg.
Portland, Ore.
SAVE $ $ $
by buying your hardware and
furniture at The Capital Hard
ware & Furniture Co., 285 No.
Commercial St Phone 947.
FOR GIFTS THAT LAST
HARTMAN BROS.
Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry and Silverware.
Phone 1255, Salem, Oregon
Stein bock
Junk Co.
Is always in the market
for all kinds of
Junk, Rags, Rabbetf
Sacks, SPECIAL, Pa
per 40c per hundred,
Magazines 60c per
hundred, bundled.
We also buy and sell
used furniture.
Top cash prices paid.
Shone 523. 402 N. Com'l
Capital Junk
Co.
WANTS
All kinds of junk and
second-hand goods. We
pay full value.
215 Center Street
phone 398
daughter, Mrs. Emory A. Thomp
son on North Capitol street. Mr.
Brassfield had lived in Oregon
for 16 years, coming here Irom
Nebraska. He was 65 years old
at th time of his death and is
survived by his widow and
six
jhcildren. All but one of tho
; children were in Salem at the
jtime of his death. The children
are Mrs. Emory Thompson. Sirs.
Archie Lightfoot, Frd Brass-
field, and Harry Brass 'ield. all
lot Salem; Mrs. Mabel McCoy of
(Portland and Merril Brassfield of
(Nebraska. The funeral will be
I held Monday morninz at 9
o'clock from St. Joseph's church.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Oswald's
Celebrated Seven Serenaders
Dance Orchestra Supreme at Sa
lem armory tonight. Co. F. Ben
efit. Adv.
Attention Xmas Shoppers
To the sale of attractive hand
work at Episcopal bazaar, Satur
day. 560 Chemeketa. Adv.
Committed to Asylum
James Bradley was arrested by
police yesterday after he had
been causing more or less distur
bance around one of the Salem
depots. Upon examination by
medical authorities it was found
that he was insane and he was
later commuted to the Oregon
state hospital.
For Sale
At Episcopal bazaar Saturday,
Dec. 2, linens, doilies, card table
covers, luncheon sets, telephone
book covers, towels, aprons. Cook
food. Adv. L
Auction Sale
Stiff's second
day, 1:30. Adv.
hand store, to-
Damaged Auto Mourned
Fred Drager and family cele
brated one of the best Thanks
giving days of their lives Thurs
day, when they found themsel
ves no worse damaged by the ac
cident in which their car skidded
and overturned on top of them
on the road between Eugene and
Cottage Grove. They mourn the
damage to the beautiful Buick
roadster that they drove, but
they'd trade a dozen cars for the
luck that saved them jfrom ser
ious or fatal injuries. Mr. Dra
ger finds his left arm somewhat
wrenched, and Mi's. Drager was
bruised enough to remember it,
but no bones were broken or
cuts sustained, and they are all
agreed that they got out of it
mighty lucky. The car lost its
top and windshield, but the main
works will be little damaged.
Elks Attentio
Memorial services Sunday, Dec
3, 192, 2:30 p. m. Grand Opera
house, Salem. The public is In
vited to attend. (Elks meet at
club.) Elks' Memorial Commit
tee. AdT.
Students Special Trains
To Corvallis and Eugene. Cor-
vallis special train leave Salem
6:25 p. m.; Albany, 7:15 p. m
Arrive Corvallis 7:40 p. m. Eu
gene special train leave Salem at
6:40 p. m., Albany 7:30 p. m., ar
rive Eugene 8:45 p. m. These
trains handle passengers only
for Corvallis and Eugene, respect
tively. Oregon Electric Ry. Co.,
J. W. Ritchie, Agt. Adv.
Berg Arraigned
Alfred H. Berg, charged with
tapping a gas main, was arraign
ed in the justice court yesterday
and waived a hearing. His ball
was placed at $200 and he was
bound trer to the grand Jury.
The Largest
Auction sale at Stiff's, 1:30 p. m.
Saturday. Adv.
Truck Driver Arrested
R. J. Whitaker of Turner was
arrested yesterday for driving
truck with insufficient rubber on
the wheels. Ha will be given
a hearing at a later date. J
Pearson was arrested yesterday
for overloading a truck. There
has been no hearing date set
as yet.
Episcopal Bazaar
Saturday, Dec. 2, opens 10
m., 560 Chemeketa. Adv.
Bail Forfeited
Madison Nichols through non
appearance In court at the sched
uled time forfeited his bail of
$i0. He was arrested for speed
ing.
Mr. and 3rrs Glen Oswald's
Celebrated Seven Serenaders
Dance Orchestra Supreme at Sa
lem armory tonlfeUt. Co. F. Ben
e'it- Adv.
Music Tonights-
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald's Seven
Serenaders orchestra from O. A
C. will play at The Gray Belle
during dinner this evening 6:30
until 7:30 and later at the ar
mory for the dance. Adv.
Rigdon & Son's
MORTUARY
Un equaled Service
J
Webb & Clough
Leading Fozeral
Directors
Expert Embabnert
Reunion Interesting
A family reunion of some pub
lic interest was held in Port
land Thanksgiving day, when
Mrs. Ellen Ormsby. mother o!
Mrs. Ellen E. Aspinwall ol
Brooks, entertained the whole
Aspinwall fam'ty to the number
of 27. Mrs. Aspinwall had a
family of 10 children, and most
of them settled in and around
Brooks. Because the great
grandmother could not come
down to see them due to her
etble condition she is 87
years of age, and no longer the
traveler that she was when she
'crossed the plains they went up
and celebrated at her home. Mrs.
Forrest Ginn of Salem is one ol
the fouth generation that at
tended the reunion.
Buy onr Furniture
At Stiff's auction
Saturday. Adv.
sale, 1:30
Speeder Arrested
Otto Tappmire of Portland
was arrested for speeding yes
terday.
The Salem Women's Club
Chjorus, in concert Methodist
church next Monday night, bene
fit of Old People's home. Adults
$1; students 50c.
Hits Streetcar
T. L,. Burbee of 1639 North
Liberty street collided . with a
street car at the fair grounds
yesterday afternoon. Slight dam
ages was tne result.
Artisans
And your (friends are request
ed to attend the Cadet Dance,
Saturday evening, December 2,
at McCornack hall. No admis
sion. Adv.
Classes in Wax Work
And Paper Flower Making
Saturday until 9:00 p. m. No
charge. Commercial Bank Store.
Adv.
Bicycle Found
A Flyer wheel was brought
into the police station yesterday.
It was found at 1780 Court
street. As yet It has not Deen
called ifor.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Oswald's
Celebrated Seven Serenaders
Dance Orchestra Supreme at Sa
lem armory tonight. Co. F. Ben
eiit Adv.
Don't Miss This
Auction sale at Stiffs second
hand store, today, 1:30 p. m.
Adv.
Police Beds Popular
The police department reports
a star roomer in the person of
James Mullen who has graced a
station cot for the last four or
five jpihts. Those receiving
beds" last ' night besides Mullen
were: R. Hall, E.. Frendle, H.
G. Keen, Calvin Loyd, Milton Hy
son, Charley Warren and Sam
McClure.
Welcome to Basket Social 1
At Hayesville church, Dec. 5, at
7:30. Ladles requested to bring
baskets. Adv.
Legal Blanks
Get them at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application.
Adv.
Sieeder Forfeits
Ray Jones, who was fined lor
speeding a few days ago and re
leased on $25. cash bond, failed
to put in an appearance at the
scheduled time yesterday and
ftrfeited his bond.
Flake's
For potted plants.
Phone 656. AdT.
273 State.
Anto Accident Reported
Max Barhyte of route 2, while
traveling east on the Sllverton
road, reported that he collided
with Mrs. Sophie Robertson of
Salem who was gonig west on
the same road. The Barhyte car
was said to have been smashed
nn rnnaiderablv. losing a Wheel
and suffering a smashed fender
Don't Miss This
Auction sale at Stiff's second
hand store, today. 1:30 p. m.
AdT.
Loses Gun
Olaf Oleson reported the the?t
nf sl Winchester shot EUD. It
was said to be a hammerless
pump 20 gauge, 1912 model.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Oswald':
Celebrated Seven Serenaders
Dance Orchestra Supreme at Sa
lem armorv tonieht. Co. F. Ben-
elit. Adv.
Bov EscaDCo
James Brake escaped from the
beys training school yesterday.
He was said to be wearing the
regulation uniform, and was de
scribed as weighing about 125
pounds, of fair complexion,
brown hair, gray eyes, 17 years
of age.
Auction Rale
Stiffs 2nd hand store, Saturday
1:30 p.m. Adv.
Cancer Removed
By the use of medicine Dr. S.
C. Stone yesterday removed a
large cancer from the lower lip
ot J. S. Lynch of Amusville, Ore.
Elopement Reported
A marriage license was Issued
to James Henry Coon of Dallas
and Edna Turpin of Turner, in
the county clerk's office yester
day. A telegram later received
from the sheriff at Roseburg
stated that the couple had eloped.
Miss Turpin was reported to be
under age, although she bad given
her age as 18 at the conrthouse.
Boys to Engcne
About 70 boys have left Salem
and other Marion county places
for Eugene, where they wiil at
tend the annual Older Boys con
ference. They will be enter
tained in the homes of Eugene.
Convent' on Sunday
The Salem district Sunday
school convention is to be
Sunday afternoon, becinnine t
30 at the F.irst C onerepat lonai
church. A fine program ha!,ent to Portland last night to
been arranged .including an kd-
dress. "Bringing jp rather." by
Dr. George H. Young of Portland,
that promises to be a sensation" in
its line. Reports are to be
brought in from all the evangeli
cal churches in Salem m Member
ship .enrollment and other Im
portant statistics. Mrs. D. W.
Riddle of Salem will sing. Rev.
Walter L. Van Nuys of Portland,
is to speak on "Working Tt
gether," and local ministers
assist in the services. Leon Jen
rison of Willamette is 1p have
charge of the congregational
singing. Everybody is "nviied to
attend.
GRANDTHILh HAD fHOl'PV
"My grandchild could get no
relief whatever from a very bad
croupy cough." writes Peter Lan
dis, Meyersdale. Pa., "until I gave
him Foley's Honey and Tar. It
is a great help for chest and
throat trouble.1' Coughs, colds,
croup, throat, chest and bronchial
irritations quickly relieved with
Foley's Honey and Tar. Contains
no opiates ingredients printed
on the wrapper. Stood the test
of time serving three generations.
Sold everywhere. Adv.
PERSONAL
Judge Wallace McCamant was
here yesterday from Portland.
William Hogg, farmer near
Scotts Mills was a visitor in Sa
lem yesterday. Mr. Hog is also
chairman of the school board ot
district 116.
J. S. Landers, president of Ore
gon normal school, was here yes
terday. E: C. Ma'tzer of Gervais was
a visitor in Salem yesterday. He
is chairman of the union h'gh
schuol board at that point.
Miss Hrlen Hunt and Mrs.
.Vina White made a short busi
ness trip to Portland last Wed
nesday.
O. B. Darling of Keiser d's-
trict was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Darling is a road patrolman
AUCTIO
It is our intention to conduct these sales
weekly at the same time and place ii results
warrant. New merchandise as well as used will
be ottered at every sale. We will use this
means to dispose of surplus stock and every
thing put up for sale will go to the highest bid
der for cash.
ROOMING HOUSE PROPRIETORS
HOTEL KEEPERS
LUMBER CAMPS
And those who are looking for a chance to
furnish economically should attend this auction
sale.
F. N. WOODRY, Auctioneer in Charge
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and also a farmer sear Kelser.
J. S. Kaufman oi Sooth Sil
vertoa dropped Into the city for
a short time yesterday. He is
a county road patrolman.
James Nicholsen returned to
Salem yesterday from Portland
where he spnt the Thanksgiv
ing holiday with friends. Mrs.
Xicholsen will return later in
the week.
Dr. and Mrs. Don Byrd of
Tortland spent the Thanksgiving
holiday with relatives in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. JenkJ, D. F.
' LanaenDerg and
Harry Pearson
allena tne Portland Apollo club
concert and
hear Charles Hack'
ett sing.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rottle
spent Thanksgiving in Portland.
Mr. Rottle returned yesterday
while Mrs. Rottle will stay for
a (few days in Portland visiting
with her relatives.
Kenneth Power, a studejnt at
the Portland medical school, is
spending the holidays with hta
mother in Salem.
Judge G. E. Unruh left last
nipht for Portland where he will
attend to business matters today..
Miss Mary Frances Nadeau ot
Portland is a guest at the home
of Mrs. C. J. Healey.
Kenneth Wilson, University of
Oregon student, is spending the
holidays with his family in Sa
lem. Clyde Gardner, former clerk at
the Marion hotel, is spending a
few days visiting in Salem, He
's now head clerk at tbe Med
tord hotel.
I BITS FOR BREAKFAST
How is the cold turkey?
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And how are the giblets?
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The Americans who hoped
Clemenceau would put his foot in
his mouth are disappointed.
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He is using his feet to walk
with, and keeping thorn on (fire
earth.
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A Salem man from tbe old sod
says the mistake of the Irish was
in picking a fight with the Irish.
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A soft drink turneth away
wrath, excepting among those
with a pre-Volstead thirst.
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The walls of the addition to the
Salem paper mill are poured, and
the roof will soon be on :nd the
machinery installed and running.
These people are also putting in
machinery, down on tho . river
bank side of their great factory,
for sawing logv big ones, any
kind. This is rapidly becoming
SALE
Stiff's Second-Hand Store
Liberty Street Entrance
UsS
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Furniture
one of the big mills of the world
for the making of tie finer trade
of paper. And It wUl keep n ex
panding. In the fcouth wall of
the new extension the reinforce
ment has been extended. that
tbe building can keep' on going
south, which it will do. till it out
grows its real estate, which vtlW
make it one of the rery 'urges t
paper mills on earth.
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What the automobile needs,
says a friend at the writer's
elbow. Is fewer miles per hour
and more per gallon, '
It is reported that the Flsdstt
movement has spread Into Mexico,
The black shirts ought to make a
hit down there they defy the
arts of the laundrymen. But the
trouble is that the Mexican Fat
cietl in their black shirts are
likely to show the white feather.
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