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Diphtheria IWlieved Halted-.
No more diphtheria cases have
cpme to the attention of Dr. C. E.
Caahatt, city health officer, this
week,' and the cases remain at
seven, with one of scarlet fever.
AH. of; these cases are confined to
(1ih Knulwood district.
late Not FikIj;
Week-end 'surprise special, 39c,
a pou 11 Regular 75c . quality.
Thu Spa. O.20. I
Hawking & Iloberts -City
loans; lowest rates. 02 tf.
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IVannUi on Iispby
Kvidence that .peanuts can be
successfully grown in the "Willam--ette
valley, particularly the Sa
" lem district, is to be found in the
'vines displayed . at: the llartman
jewelry- store- -yesterday. -1 The
peanuts were grown by Batty
Cooper, Nofffc Wajter treet, who
has experimented 'with . this crop
for some time. The jeanuts are
well developed and are said to
have yielde&rabundantly with lit
tle attention required.
Come in to Dor Sales Room
And see the two new Overlands,
the Champion and the Black Bird.
First showing, in . Salem. ; , Vlck
Bros. ' o21
Seymour Joiioh Iay Speak ,
Seymour Jones will probably
be' tbe speaker at the regular
luncheon 'of the KIwanis club at
the Marion hotel Tuesday noon.
Special music will be provided by
John IS, Jleardley, tenor, from
Eugene., ' . ,
Wantetl
; Experienced cashier and candy
girl. The ,Spa. Adv. 021. i
Judge Kunta to Make Decision
Decision in the' case against
Mrs. Carrie ' Hitter, Ybodburn,
charged with contributing to, .the
delinquency of a minor girl, will
be made the first of the week by
Judge Kuntz in the justice court.
Mrs. Ritter, is said to have at
tempted to; coax a 14-year-old
girl away from her parents and
to send her out of the state.
were August Huckestein1, Nona M.
White. Linnkv -M. Lee and C. P.
Elgin. In case of illness among
members of the grand iury one, of
these jurors would be chosen to
fill the vacancy. ;
A Ilarjptin . )j
Good physician's chair, nearly
new. Call at 1190 South Uberty
and see it. . I 'o2'2.
Prisoner Paroled, tp Sheriff ;
After sentencing Bob Johnson
to one year in the stae prison for
contributing to ' the delinquency
of a minor, Circuit Judge Percy
R. Kelly pa rolled i him to Sheriff
Oscar Bower Saturday morning.
t'hickeu DlniU'r
At Central .;hurcb 19th and
Perry. Plates. 50c and 25c.
Tuesday ... evening, v October 23.
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Had Improper Plate
Having improper license plates
v- upon his automobile cost J. E.
: Anderson $20 when he appeared
before Justice of the Peace P. J.
KunU Saturday.- -
SHANGHAI CAFF.
v" Itercbaflts'-liunch ..... ... .SKSc
Noodles . ... ...... . ...... . 25c
.;. liuerican DisLes Cbineno Dishes
.v Open 11. a. ni. to . 2 . p. ,m
Music, -dancing 9 p.m. to 12 m.
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42 Oregon Rui!J"iB
Telephone 457
The Seavey. Bell Insurance
;. j j. : ; Agency -
General Insurance
"Billy" Ball
Frank Warar
Accidents Are Report el
It costl Janres McCaffrey, 371
North High, $15 when he appear
ed before Police Judge Poulson
Saturday to answer to a charge of
speeding. ''McCaffrey was arrest
ed late Friday afternoon by. Offi
cer Edwards who checked him- as
traveling 37 miles an hour along
North Liberty.
Does This Interest You?
If you are looking for a job," or
if you need to employ help, use
Ihe city free employment bureau
It the YSICA. 02 tf.
Jury Dismissed
Judge Percy Kelly has gone, to
jUbany following the "end of the
court eepslon gjere. The petit jur
ors .were dismissed with the ex
ception. t)f four, who with the
grand jury are subject to call. The
four jurors not " dismissed
BEATRICE SHELTON
Teacher of Piano .
STUDIOS
- OaxtT Bid. 1 BaiMwet
Tbwu "Wad.. Tfenn. Va, Fit, Sat.
. Phoa S6S . . Pfcona 1299
Store Your Prunes
at Fry's Warehouse
35c per ton per month
. j in carload lots
V HYDRO-ELECTRIC
rHERAPEUTIC INSTITUTE
Formerly Dr. Schenks)
249 S. Cottage 8t. :.!:
jPHONE
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For Gifts .That Last
HARTMAH BROS.
Diamonds, Watches, Jew
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lewalrj
Phone 1255. Salem, Oregom I
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Saleza Ambulance Service
Day and Night
PHOriE 666 I
17S S. liberty St. I
Oregon
ECZEMA REMEDY
W koBUtly belleva CSUKOLENX will
trarm any eu f Eesm or otker akin
diieM. Com ia and let aa toll yen
abomt it. - Cm on Jar, and" if yom. r
diaaatiafiad. jobt money will ba ratandad.
Price $IJ0. j ; , .
PERRY' B BSVO 8T0EE, 118 8. Ooa'L
. BL O. STONB, MJ.
General Office Practice
- Cancers Treated 1 .
Office Tylera Drug Stoca
157 8. Commercial Btreet
ELMA WELLER
i 1 PIANIST
Tosa prodnetion - throngs - Uodera
Weitht Relaxation.
Dunning System
' . Tot ' Paondatioa
- ' Phona 1S51
Stadio 695 N. Mtoarty St. '
- OSTEOPATHY N e
The Original and Genuine Spin
al Adjustment Treatment. Skill
full, v Painless . Adjustment that
sets results. I .
DR. Ik C. MCARSHAIX
- Psteopatliie Physician and
' i " Surgeon
228 Oregon Bldg . K Salem.
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I 60S u. b. Taonl Bask Bafldtoa;
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lft DR. B.H.WHITE '
I OstaopatUo Pbyaidaa' and SoTfaoa
j XlaetroBio ;Diacao8ia and TreatmaB
J Dr. Abimma' Method.)
Balem --. j V.- :: T - Oregon
... LADD&BUSH
bankers;: -
' " - Established 186a )itvv ' '
1 ( ! General Bankiaz Bosineis
, ; - Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. nu
Frecl Smith in Town .
Everybody- in Salem used to
know Fred J. Smith; He was at
one time, a few years ago, a mem
ber of the city council. He ie now
at Seal Beach, Cal., where he has
charge of the amusement depart
ment of the Bay Side Land com
pany, who founded the town. Seal
Beach is next to Long Beach. Mr.
Smith is on his vacation, and will
be here for a .few days, and will
be in Salem again after; a trip to
Vancouver, B. C, and Seattle. Mr.
Smith jwas' for a long time in the
office ot;R. Pf Boise, where he
studied .law and, was admitted to
the bar. He says things are boom
ing In southern I California. :
For Kent- '
SeVen room furnished house,
960 jMiirSt. Day phone, 1763;
evening, 28 4-J. ; Home' evenina
onlyJ Edna Pardy. 1 o21e
"1 DIED j
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DUNCAN Eugene Francis Dun
can died at his home, 1X20 Cen
: ter street,' Saturday morning at
the age of 32 years.; Survived
by his widow, Jessie Duncan; a
son, Robert, age 8 years, and a
daughter, Barbara, age 4 years.
Deceased was a member of the
Presbyterian church 1 and ' the
KOTM and was! employed as
bookkeeper at the King's Prod
ucts Co. Funeral services will
be held at Webb's Funeral par
lors, Monday at 2 p.m., by Rev.
W. W. Long. - Interment in
City View cemetery.
WILKINSON In Portland, Octo
ber 19, Floyd H. Wilkinson,
age ... 2 3 y,ears, sod" of Mrv; and
Mrs. F. L. Wilkinson, brother
of Douglas and Stanley Wilk
inson and Mrs. J. W. Wiggins,
jLal Salem. Fneral Monday
at ? o'clock at First Aietnoaisi
church. ' Rigdon & Son, morti
oiaps, in . charge. Burial at
City,YIew, t- . " '
KEMP At a local hospital Oct.
18, Mrs. Martha E. Kemp, at
the age of 63 years, mother of
Adrian Kemp of Salem : and
Mra, Hazel ; Williams of Silver
ton. .Body wii be forwarded to
Cprvallis Sunday,;Oct. 2i, where
interment will take place. Rig
.don & Son in charge. v' ? -1
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Webb'&Clough
Leading Funeral
Directors
Expert Embalmers :
Rigdon & Son's
MORTUARY
TJneqnaled Service
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Who Could ;Alvise You Better?
We've been, on the ground a long time , here at
the United States National Bank,: and ireknow
the 'section its i people" and its opportunities. For
years we have made it a policy to co-operate with
our patrons by rendering a helpful, constructive
business advisory service.
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Long and varied experience has taught us some
thing that, perhaps, even you have not - consid
ered in respect to your own work. Let us help
you lay your plans for "the coming year. We
are always glad to consult with you on any finan
' cial problem whatever.
j United States .
j National Bank
i Salem. Oregon.
wu uiu Vj, til
The past week has brought but
two' more members for thejCham
ber of Commerce,' Li Gray tindf
Richard D. Slater. .'Alf. Tay is
manager oi ine uo-qjt. Aa com
pany,, 404 Masonic temple, and is
a new arrival in Salem, having
purchased property here recently.
He was secured through the ef
fots of Elmo S. White. Mr. Sla
ter, a salesman for the Oregon
Gravel company, has lived in Sa
leiH mont of his life and is a grad
uate of the Salem high school and
the OAC school of engineering.
His membership was obtained by
Ross C. Miles.
A pilot DcUvered -
t . 75c box, 3 boxdj for $2. Ward
K. Richardson, 2395 N. Front.
Phone 494. o21
Final Hearing Set
November 26 has been set as
the date for final hearing for the
estate of Jacob Kuckelberg. Leone
Kuckejberg is administratrix.
Date Nut Fudge-Week-end
surprise special 3 te.
a pound. Regular 75c quality.
The Spa. O.20.
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Time Extended .
The National Reserve Insurance
company has been given until
December 20 to file a bill. of ex
ceptions in the case of Rowland
against the National Reserve In
surance company. s
Wanted .
Experienced cashier and candy
girl. The Spa. Adv. 021.
License (Granted
Elvis Leonard Martin of St.
Helens and Stella Rean Evans of
Salem were granted a marriage
license yesterday. They will be
married Monday.
You Have Seen
The Overland Red Bird, come in
now and see th,e new Overland
Black Bird. Vick Bros. o21
Card of Thanks
Dr. and Mrs. G. V. Ellis wish to
return heartfelt thanks to the peo
ple who so kindly assisted during
the death and funeral services of
their brother, Charles C. Ellis,
and also for the beautiful floral
offerings. I o21e
This Is Dress Week
' We have some beautiful dresses
of the latest mode, You will be
delighted with their individuality
and quality... The French Shop,
115 N. High. j o20
The Public Is Invited to Attend
A free lecture on. Christian
Science, by Mary G. Ewing. C. S.
B.,' of Chicago, Illinois, member
of the board of lectureship of the
Mother Church, the First Church
of Christ Scientist of Boston,
Mass. At the Grand theatre,
Salem, on Monday, Oct. 22, 1923,
at 8 o'clock p. m. ! o21e
Don't Buy f . .
An electric sweeper till you aee
an air vac. It has the greatest
suction of any machine on the
market and" will actually pull it
self along by its own suction. Let
us demonstrate. Call 1299. Salem
Electric Co., Masonic. Temple. p21
3IuMt Extend Service
The public .service commission
issued an order, Saturday requir
ing the Portland Railway, Light
& Power company to; exten t " Its
service to residents alongg Logos
road; in Clackamas county at the
company's own expense. $
Yes,. Wo Are.-. j " :
Now showing the new. Overland
Champion and also the new Over-j
land Black Bird. They all .bavg
the big motor now, Vipk Bros.!J,-
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Goe4 to Sanitarium !
Dr. G. V. Ellis, who has been
so very ill for nearly two years,
was yesterday taken to the Willa
mette sanitarium for further care
and treatment. ' "
Electronic -Reactions of Abrams
Dr. White, 506 U. S. Bank bldg.
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Province Not Economy-
Attorney General Van Winkle
has written an opinion for the
Friday, Saturday
and Sunday :
Candy
Special
One Pound Box, of ' the Best
Chocolates (assorted flavors)
69c
Try one. box and get
acquainted
WE CARRY A STOCK OF
HALLOWE'EN NOVELTIES
publlc'service fcomml8sI6rivholdifig
that the commission' in , passing
upon 'applications of the highway
commission, county yourts, , etc.,
for overhead pr undergrade cross
ings, has nothing tof ' say r about
economic conditions as affecting
the parties Interested, except in
directly as it affects the railroad
company in the apportionment of
the costs. Otherwise the commis
sion's province pertains entirely
to questions of necessity and con
venience.. I
Robbery Pictures Displa
Ten pictures of "the train rob
bery and the three victims of the
robbers at tunnel $Jo. 13 on the
Southern Pacific near the Califor
nia line are on display at the
Smith cigar store, j Mr. Smith
sent to Ashland forj the pictures.
A' great many people stopped yes
terday to view the exhibit,
What a Lady Says or
Dr. Jackson's Treatinents
'i Wishing to tell the suffering
women of Salem what Dr,: Jack
son's treatments did lor me, will
say, I was down and out with fe
male ailments unable to do any
thing, hut under his skillful treat
ments am now well, and gladly do
I recommend him to the public.
(Signed) Mrs. Minerva Schultr,
Eugene, Oregon- j
Dr. Jackson is located at 265
N. Commercial St., j Apt. 17, Sal
em, Ore. ' . o21
Big Sale j.
On all hats, Friday and Satur
day-. Larsen Millinery, 429 Court.
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.Until ypu aye. tried the ,"Ra
d)la.' We arts sole agents for
those high, grade receivers-made
by! the Radio Corporation of Am
erica. They are guaranteed by
them and by us. We make th,em
work to 'ypur entire satlsfactfori.
Let us demonstrate in your own
home.: ( -'No C obligation. Salem
Electric Co. Masonic Temple.
Phone ,1200. 03L
Masons Go To Portland
Fifty members of El Karaz In
WljiiiiiiiliiiiilililAi
Helps you reach the .
goa pf health ' 1 ;
TBETTER-yEr
Salem, went to Portland yesterday
to attend a ceremonial in- the
auditorium last night.
County Grant Contract ,
Te county court' yesterday
opened the bids for the rental of
the past a re on"le 2I.r.-v.. . ,
which belongs to the court;-,
bid of Frank Mahoney for
was the highest and was
ed by the court.
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? OREGON PULP & PAPER CO.
Salem, Qregom i
MAOTFACTTJRERS
Sulphite, and Manila Wrappings, also Butchcra Vfrr:
pings, Adding Machine TapW," Creaseprocf , Cti i ' r
Drug Bond, Tissue, Screenings and Specialties. .
District Manager Wanted i
A splendid opportunity for a man
of character and-energy , to jreprecent
an old estlished life iisirnce com
pany with very low net costs.
Giyp 'refejperj $ge fff$ 'epejrieiipp
in first letter. ..;i,u-.i-.
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warm looking: and warm feeling. Every Overcpaf is esiged
and tailored with a desrree of skill that is rarely equalled Rich plaid bzch
and rug back weaves that have a wonderful depth to their colors. Chooso
now! Priced $19.85 to $35.00. Rairi Goats in wool berjfqrd pprfls jiei
styles, $30.00, $32.00, $35.0Q. j . MV -
OVERCOAT PROTECTION
MEANS
BETTER HEALTH
Boys' Overcoats $8.95 to $15
Youths' Sies
$12.50 to $18.50 .
A complete showing in iboys pure
wool Overcoats may be seen here' in
all the variety of weaveSj colors,
styles, etc., that " oneL desires. We
; feel sure our selections wilt meet' your
j requirements both in quality and
price. October 22 to 27 Is Overcoat
weeK nere. oee tnem m our winaows
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Tfie Department Store
IVfethqd pf Merchandis
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