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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 31. 1922
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f library Clos- '
The Salem city library will be
f closed all day today (Sunday )
land Monday, December 31, and
$ January 1, by announcement of
Mira Flora Case librarian.
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Midnight Matinee
, Tonight at the
Bllgh. Adv.
Daring Jannary- -.-
I All cloaeout l'nes and drop
ped,, patterns abail !be ,j Bold at
greatly reduced prices, c. S.
fljamllton Good .Furniture. Adv.
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nwf ball i Oamf '-..
jllaliwny by j-QUrt.rtera.- Phone
f ti Ate) 'itr- remhlti Ad r. '
IMvoire Filed
Suit for divorce was filed In
circuit court yesterday by Dealer
William Martin against Clara
Martin. The plaintiff alleges
that bis wife, who has been keep
ing company with other men,
should not be permitted to par
ticipate in the 11600 equity which
he possesses in certain property.
For a Consideration
Of $3000 William T. Ingils
hag purchased the W. Thomp
son property on South 23rd
street. Georg-e Thomason handl
ed the deal. Adv.
Xo Monday Luncheon
The Chamber of Commerce will
hold no noon luncheon Monday,
Xew Year's day. although the
club rooms will be open as usual
11 the day. It is expected that
Monday, January 8, will be a
King's Food Products" day.
when they will serve up King's
products food and will have the
two Clark brothers, the moving
plrlts of the great dehydration
corporation, down from Portland 'This Evening at the Grand
as club guests.
Midnight Matinee
Tonight at the Bllgh. Adv.
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. Vjwanis Clnh Tnewday -
I Installation of officers wlii be
")art of the program for the KI-
ranla ciud luncneon Tuesday
i fcoon at the Maflon. President
elect John QaMOn"- ah Sail his
v accompanying ;exeentlves Vlll be
Installed. Into the club service.
The club expects to have a gene
ral summary of the past year's
! rArV whf rl'i will fihrVir a ttntnUn
of gratifying lines of progress
jtbat the club has followed.
I'oultry-keepe
Hi-grade chicks for less at
Needhams, 558 State street. Or
der early. Adv.
Drs. White and Marshall
Osteopathic physicians, U. S. Bid.
Adv.
Card of Thanks
To the friends for their as
sistance and messages of sym
pathy. Lwe thank - you. Mr.
Henry Pascoe and families.
Adv. f
Watcli
For our January clearance
sale. C. S. Hamilton Good Fur
niture. Adv.
lesol
rive ltight Xow "
1' To start succassward by en
rolling January 2, Tuesday, at
jhe Capital Business collgee.
School both night and day Adv.
. Wati h
jj For our January clearance
pale. C. S. Hamilton Good Fur
niture. Adv. j.
uMMiiig January s :j
9 All closeout lines and drop
ped patterns shill be sold at
greatly reduced prices. C. . 'ft
Hamilton Good Furniture. Adv.
Yonr Money Will Help
The Salem hospital ought to
be finished. Yor.r pledge, due
Jan. 1, will help. Make check
to Salem Hospital, care H. W.
Meyers, box, 344. Adv.
Iure Lost
Mrs. W. F. Lorits of 511 Mar-
Wet street, Portland reported she
had' lost a purse yesterday con
taining $36 and two Oregon Elec
tric tickets from Salem to Port
land.
Card of Thame
We wish to thank our many
friends who have so kindly and
generously assisted during the
sickness and d jath of our be
loved wife and mother and for
the many beautiful flowers.
F. R. VanSlyke
C. G. Vanslyke and wife
E. C. VanSlyke and wite.
Adv.
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NEW SHOW TODAY
:V " Helene Chadwick -',
and Bichard Dix in .
"Brothers Under (
' " Ike' Skin"
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Peter B. Kyne
Wc Wish to KxpreMt
To i oar friends our sincere
than end appreciation for the
many . beautiful floral tributes;
to those who assisted with the
musk, and to all friends and
neighbors who manifested such
profound sympathy and kindness
during our recent sorrow. Mr
Charles F. Vk and family
Adv.
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SHANGHAI CAFE
162 Vt Com'L St. Phone 297
1 Merchants' Lunch 23c
Noodles 25c
American Dishes Chinese Dishes
Open 11 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Mnslc aid dancing t p.m to 1 a.m
STAETS TODAY
r Continuous- Show .
luUf Wild Irish Rose"
With Fat O'MaUey; Paul."
ine Stark - and freckle
faced Mickey Daniels.
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f Also a two-reel comedy
ja-Newa Weekly.
' & CL STOE. MJ.
General Office Practice
', Cancers Treated ''-v
Office, Tyler's Drug Store
157 S. Commercial Street
licenses Issued
Marriage licenses were issued
to the following In the county
clerk's office yesterday: D. E.
Gibson and Anna Johnson of
SHverton; Albert B. Couchman of
Sumas, Wa?h and Sybil Alice of
Salem; John H. Dietz of Port
Angeles, Wash., and Marie Sophia
Stringer of Salem; Charles E.
Austin of Oswego and Nellie Jef
ferson ot Salem; Lavrence H.
Henningsen and Josephine Bitten
court of Salem, and L. C. Broth
erton and Mary E. Rodgers of Salem.
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PERSONAL
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Cruel Treatment Alleged
In a divorce complaint filed by
Mabel Cook against Ira Cook in
circuit court yesterday, cruel and
inhuman treatment is alleged.
The defendant would often go out
with other women and continu
ally used abusive language to
ward her, the plaintiff states.
Custody of their minor child is
asked.
Jack's Cafe
For that good dinner
-Adv.
A Real Money -Saving Event
For every man who likes good
clothes Sincerity Cotbes now
$24.75 and $29.50. A. A. Cloth
ing- Co., 247 North Commercial.
-Adv.
Ed Herman of Sherwood, Or.,
was a business visitor in Salem
Saturday. Mr. Herman is an ex
pert battery man and expects to
affiliate himself with a local gar
age after the first of the year.
Custer Ross, attorney of Sil
verton. was a visitor in Salem
yerterday.
Hi Overton, attorney of Wood
burn, was in Salem yesterday.
Charles Ogle of Woodburn
transacted business at the court
house in Salem yesterday.
Edward Dunigan and Henry
Salvation Army Will V r
Hold Watch Night Affair
'"Bunkology" with Stephen Ju-
hasz, and many othei attractions. . Werner of Central Howell spent
This is too good to miss. Doors J the day in Salem.
open 10:20, performance at. w r,onlt rnnntv -nmmu.
sioner, was in Salem yesterday
10:4 5. Adv.
Dr. B. H. White
Announces the Installation of
apparatus for the practice of elec
tronic .reactions, as outlined and
taught by Dr. Albert Abrams. 506
U. S. National Bank bldg. Adv.
The Elks Entertainment
Will be held at the Grand
this evening. Doors open 10:20.
performance at 10:45. Don't
miss It. Adv.
and as his last official act, signed
the Marion county budget.
A. Odee of SHverton was in the
city for a few hours yesterday.
J. A. Heckinger, patrolman of
road district No. 69, was in Sa
lem yesterday.
W. R. McKay of St. Paul was
In the city yesterday.
James Smith of St. Paul trans
acted business at the court bouse
yesterday.
starvation. Singing and the regu
lar Salvation Array music will be
provided. Coming on Sunday
night as it does, all celebrations
A Watchnight celebration U to are expected to be rather quieter
be held tonight ty the Salvation ! than ttsu1 fr Puch event.
Army, to commemorate the pass-!
ing of the old year and the com-1 Colorful licadiNg
in gof the new. They will be j Not Ion ago. writes a con
ready for their annual march in ;tritutor. while sir nephew was
the downtown streets just before (consulting f, l brarian at the 'they're n." Vouth'j Cam-
i, .t,w.u- . Frno city library, a smill boy piu.on
v . s.sa.rwws jsti
the farewell to the old and the
welcome to the coming year.
Coffee and sandwiches are to
be served at the barracks, so that j
the participants need not fear
entered with a t-ook that
rrnther wiflwd tchangeL
since she had ilecUd to
k V.sx ot books o ehooao: rofi
the librarian Va somewhat at
a k.w to' know -what book to
pond. Finally h asked-
"Has vjur inaher read 4Frec
"No. r.a'ain ' replied the ioy
A Claasifled Ao
Will bring yon a buyer. Adv.
Start Year With Good Deel
Pay your pledge to Salem hos
pital. .Money is needed to pay
bills- and help finish job. Make
checks to Salem Hospital, care
H. W. Meyers, box 344. Adv. -i
Help a Little
Your pledge to the Salem hos
pital, due Jan. 1, will help pay
for finishing the splendid utility.
Make checks to Salem Hospital,
care H. W. Meyers, box 344.
Adv.
Be Sore to Use-
Mountain Balm Cough Rem
edy and stop that cough. At
leading drug stores. Phone
51 7 W. Adv.
Places That Have Been Planted
By J. W. Maruny this week are
by J. W. Marny this week are
teady for inspection. Henry
Carl, 965 E St., Mrs. J. F. Fox
South 13th St., L. C. Farmer,
240 Wilson. Mrs. Pearce, 267
North , Winter. Mr. Pearsey, 655
North 20th St., and M. J. New
house, 336 Iiestte'8t.-Adv.
Salvation Army
A belated but none the less
welcome and enjoyable Christmas
tree service was held last night
at the Salvation Army barracks,
tor the Army itself and for its
families.. All the children of
the army and others in any
way closely afPliated with the
organization, wer? remembered
with a full-sized Christmas tree.
with candy and fruit and cus
tomary holiday gifts. The grown
ups, also, were part of the eel
ebration, receiving their , own
recognition in the way of modest
gifts from the organization for
their faithful work for the year
ust passed. About 150 children
were represented, either in per
son of by jroxy; the heavy rain
kept some at home, and their
gifts had to be sent to them
Correction .
In yesterday's story on hunting
-nd fishing licenses, in place ot
Mx , non-resident hunters licenses
licences sold at 25 cents each,
Item should have read "at $10
apiece." Thirty certificates jof
lost licenses were sold at 25 cents
each.
Salem Bargain House
Buys and sells new and second
band furniture and tools. We
also buy all kinds of hides and
junk. Highest cash prices paid.
820 N. Commercial Phone 402
MacDonald's Farmer Almanic
At Tyler's Drug Store. adv
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'Theatre Ji
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H. Steinbock Junk Co.
"We 'pay high prices for
Hides and Furs
402N.Coml Phone 523
; $iqiNuoussHo w ;
Rudolph Valentino, in
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"The Youn Rajah,V
SAVE $ $ $
by baying your Hardware and
furniture at The Capital Hard
ware & Furniture Co., 285 No
Commercial St Phone 947
; . His .Greatest Vehicle
'''''''"', i . -Also
a two-reel comedy
Riot . .
FOR GIFTS THAT LAST
HARTMANBR0S.
Diamonds, Watches,
V Jewelry and Silverware.
Phone 1255. Salem, Oregon
LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
Established 1868
General Banking Business
iSr. . .Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Hoopital Needs Money
The Salem' hospital would soon
be ready for use if everybody
would pay his pledge, due Janu
ary 1st. Make checks to Salem
Hospital, care H. W. Meyers, box
344. Adv.
.. DIED
FOLiKES Mrs. Lily L. Folkes,
67 years and 11 months old, a
resident of Salem all her life
died December 29 at the home
ot her daughter, Mrs. S. Lind
say, Fairgrounds road. Survlv
ing her besides the daughter a
son, Henry S. Folkes, Salem
and two sisters. Mrs. Abbie
Fish and Mrs. Nettle Force
both residents of Red Bluff,
Cal. Funeral services wilt be
held from the Webb & Clough
chapel Monday, Jan. 1, at 10
a. m. with concluding services
at the City View cemetery.
GRIMM Leonard Grimm died at
the home of hi parents, four
miles east of Salem, Dec. 30. at
the age ot 5 years. Is survived
by his father and mother, Mr
and Mrs. August Grimm, and
by seven sisters.
Rigdon & Son's
MORTUARY
Unequaled Service
EVERY SHOVELFUL
OF COAL
"'
we put in your cellar means
just so much comfort. Every
lump will he a heat producer,
not a single piece of slate or
stone In the entire load.- Why
pay for the latter when for the
same money yon can get all
coal by ordering- here? Also
handle briquettes and wood.
LARMER TRANSFER
PHONE 930
Webb & Clough
Leading Fueerai
Directors
Expert Embalm ers
"Bunkology"
See Stephen Juhasz, late star
of the Orpheum circuit. This
s great, don't miss it at the
Grand this New Year's Eve
Elk's entertainment. Doors open
10:20. performance 10:45
Adv.
Trusses-
Fitted at Tyler's Drug Store by
an expert in the business. adv.
Hospital Pledges Dne -
The Salem hospital needs the
money to pay for the plumbing
and other bills. Help put the big
utility into service. Make checks
payable to Salem Hospital, mail
to H. W. Meyers, box 344. Adv,
HAPPY and Prosper
ous New Year is the
wish of
Capital Junk Co.
I. Saffron, Prop.
215 Center St.
Honk! Honk!
Since the flivver has
been equipped with an
electric horn there is
just two things on earth
that honk. One is a goose
while flying, the other
is a man with a cold. Let
the goose do the honking
and get a bottle of our
cough syrup today.
Schaefer's
Drug Store
r 135 N. Commercial
Phone 197
Try your Penslar Store
first
YALE HAND LAUNDRY
186-194 S. 12th Street
Now operating under new
management. We make a
specialty of band work on
wool and silk fabrics. Also
family washing, rough, dry
or wet. Cleaning and
pressing. ... . Phone 8
iAiEB
TO ALL OUR FRIENDS
We wish to extend our
thanks for their patronage
during the past year and
wish them all joy for the
years to come.
Salem Hardware
Co.
Clancy, Florist, Inc.
125 North High. Phone 381
"Say it with Flowers
MAY the coming year
bring you every
joy and happiness.
RAY L. FARMER
HARDWARE CO.
Prepare lor Business
New classes in all sub
jects. THE DAY Tuesday,
, January 2, 1923.
THE HOUR 8:30 A. M.
7:30 P. M.
THE PLACE Capital
Business College.
THE LOCATION High
and Ferry Sts.
THE COURSE Com
plete business training,
20th Century Bookkeep
ing, Gregg Shorthand,
Touch Typewriting, and
all attendant subjects.
Capital Business
College
High and Ferry
J I Ppt o a. Qwwwt tsyrvtstoa
BACKFIRE! :
10 itss
Dangerous Trades
A "black list" of occupa
tions dangerous to the eyes
would certainly include all
industries demanding close
attention, particularly in
poor light. Here are some
kinds of employment which
aggravate eye defects:
Needlework, benchwork,
drawing and painting, cleri
cal work your only relief,
glasses.
MORRIS
OPTICAL CO.
301-5 Oregon Bldg.
Oregon's Largest Optical
Institution
Phone 239 for appointment
SALEM, OREGON
It will come some day unless you pre
pare against it.
Why take unnecessary chances in pay
ing bills in cash when you can pay them
by check more easily, more efficiently,
more safely and eliminate the possibil
ity of being asked to pay the same bill
twice?
Every modern businessman maintains a
Checking Account.
Why not you?
This bank invites your personal or busi
ness account.
United States National Bank
"The Bank That Service Built" ;
Member Federal Reserve System
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We Extend -.. :ll
The Season's Greetings
And With You
A HAPPY
NEW YEAR
SHIPLEY'S
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A Happy
New Year
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and a fond poodbye to the achievements of yesteryear. A store, like an
individual, cannot live upon the achievements of the past. They must be
forgotten in the hustle and hustle of accomplishing better work.
During every minute of every husness day, this store strives on to the
?oal of doing greater things, and with the beginning of the new year, it
pledges itself to "carry on" always with the aim to further endear itself
into the hearts of its' patrons.
Free 1923 Calendars
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SENSATIONAL NEW YEAR
Pre-Inventory Sale
CONTINUES
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Shop Early If Possible
CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY