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TOE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31. 1923
V
CITY
Hallowe'en Celebration-' i
Last night the Sanation Army
hall u niled with a happy. Jolly
crowd of young folic. A real Hal
lowe'en celebration was. on and
the costumes were considered
treat by the children. Ducking
lor apples, playing the games that
go with the festiTttles, and a real
cut-up was the order of. the day.
The Salvation Army Sunday school
was having Ita annual celebration
and they surely did celebrate.
Candles, cakes, nuts and all the
other goodies that go with hal
lowa'en were there.
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Apples, 75c Pr Rox
Several varieties. Phone 1937J
o31 . , . . . .
Another Letter t' ,
The public 'service 'commission
t received another Communica
tion from the Luther Water com
pany, near 'Portland In which it
Js stated that the company has
never Intended to deprive its cus
tomers of water, but that notice
Jerely,was served upon them to,
see what conld "be done about their
taking over the system. The pat
rons complained to the commis
sion that the service was about to
be cut: off by. the company, and
the company claimed that of the
71 users 25 per cent were delin
quent in their .payments.
Come Out and Hear
The Paramount Orchestra at
Dreamland Hallowe'en dance Wed
nesday. Oct. '31.' Ladies free.-
o31. 'f .f"'r - -
New Track' Asked-
The Southern Pacific company
has appliedTto the-; public service
j commission' for' "authority to con-1
struct an additional track; across
a county ,s road about 3400 feet
south of its station building at
Halsey, Linn county.
' Slightly Defective Virgin
Wool - blankets. ' Regular
$12
value. 17.76 pair.
en Mills Store.,
r :
Bishop's Wool-
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Information Wanted
) E, D. Simpson 1006 West Mc
carty street, Jefferson City, Mo.,
writes The Statesman that any in
formation as to the address or
whereabouts -of James T. Nerri
son will be greatly appreciated by
he former.
Dr. Burns
The Cuboid Foot Specialist will
, demonstrate to you free of charge
how to "remove the cause of your
- Bunions, corns and calouses, pains
and : itches In "your, feet, ankles,
legs and back. Then you51 won't
have any: bunions, corns or cal-
. ouses. . Be sure and come in this
weelu ; 3. C." Penney ' Co. n2
West Salem Properties Sold V
r. Two. Weit Salem properties
have changed hands recently, N.
. J, Langille, a recent arrival from
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Buy
ing a three-room house and two
lot from A. C. Keller at a con
sideration of 850. W. H. Alen
baugh, a newcomer from Amity,
baa purchased a new three-room
bungalow from C A. Robertson,
located In the Klngwood Park ad-
Equitable Savings & Loan
Association
Portland. Oregon.
Harry G. Keeney. Representative,
SOI Masonic Bids. Phone 1846
413 Orsgoa Baili'iaa- - TaUpfcoaa 4S7
The Seaver. Bell Insurance
Agency .
General Insurance t .... .,
BlUy". BH- TraakWsfmr
BEATRICE SHELTON t
: Tmchfr ot Piano
wa, ttars. rrk, a.
set
lata
Store Your Primes
at Fry's Warehouse
35c per ton per month
. in earloaip lots
' HYDRO-ELECTRIC
rHERAPEUTIC INSTITUTE
.. (Formerly Dr. scnenaa j
; 219 & Cottage St.
rHONE - - - - 1182
Calm Axabubaee Servic
, ' Day and Nisht .
m . PHONE 666
17S S. Liberty St.
Calem Oregom
"V -For Gifts That Last;
?1 ; Dtamoa9J AlLJLy Qewalry
' v- and Eilrerware -(
-v, Pboae 1253. Salem, Oregoa
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LADD & BUSH
. r Established 1868 . I J
1 1 i Gczard Ber.Mng Dcsbsss '
l Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. xa
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NEWS IN
dition. The deals were handled
through the W. H. Grabenhorst
company.
Vonng Men !
" Can double present earnings by
preparing for foreign trade In
spare time. State age, experience
and phone for interview. D 35,
Statesman. I i o31
Building Xearlng Completio:
i "Work on the new 'building be
ing erected at Liberty and Court
for Adolph &, Waters is nearing
completion, and is expected to be
ready for occupancy by Novem
ber 15. Nelson; 4b Hunt will
occupy the corner, with a general
drug business.' j Both men were
formerly connected with the Cap
ital Drug store Other tenants
will be announced shortly by the
owners of the property. '
Bny That Oriental Rag
Now. On display at Hamilton's.
n2. . M :. ,
Will Hold Pair
The Three Link club is going
to hold a "county fair" next Satur
day, Nor. 3 In the IOOF hall on
High street. A good time is ex
pected. There will be vaudeville
in afternoon at 2:30 and 7:30. A
cafeteria dinner will be served at
noon. Vhe public is Invited to at
tend. I
Slightly Defective Virgin-
Wool blankets. Regular 112
value, $7.75 pair. Bishop's Wool
en Mills Store. 31
Licenses Issued
, Marriage licenses issued yester
day were for S. C. Sattenberg and
Velma Cline,both of Gervais; uari
uckacherer and Faustina Engel,
both of Stayton, and O.' W. Noyes
and Ida Johnsqn both of Wood
burn. : I i
Always 1 8alem .
Dr. Mark S. Skiff is not movmg
away rrom saiem, ana aoes not
intend to move away as is being
reported. His dental offices are
ocated at 306 jMasonic building.
Phone 511. nl
Will Probated i
The will of Martin Kohn, Ger
vais, was admitted to probate yes
terday. Antal Daniel is adminis
trator and appraisers 1 appointed
are Minnie Siegmund, Alois Tang
ier and G. T. Wadsworth.
SUichtly Defective Ylrgl
Wool blankets. ; Regular $12
value, $7.75 pair. Bishop's Wool
en Mills Store.! . , . 031
Debate Propoeed '
Robert Notson, Willamette uni
versity manager of forenslcs, has
received - an offer from Michigan
Agricultural college asking for a
contest with the Cardinal and Gold
orafors : here next spring. The
Michigan Aggies are said to have
an enviable reputation among the
debaters of the middle west and
the Willamette team is anxious
to add its scalp to the long list of
other victories, won last year. ( A
letter stating that the local men
will welcome such a meet and pro
posing definite arrangements will
go out within the next few days.
Notson stated yesterday.
To Introduce Our
The first 10 suits or ; raincoats
at actual cost; Suits, extra pair
pants, 23.50, up. 44! State
street. Room 2. American wool
en Mills Tailor. ; o31-n3-4
PUnd Guilty in Assault-
Plea ofi auntr to a charge of
assault and battery was made In
police ' court yesterday afternoon
by W. J. Faulkner, r an' employ
at the caper mill. The attack was
made upon Ben Kentleberg, an
other employe. Judge Poulsen took
the case under advisement and
will pass sentence today, r
See Window Display
At Hamilton's of genuine Ori
ental Chinese rugs. 3- J n2
ELMA WELLER
, PiASisy
Teas pm4etloa tbroafk lf4ra
Wl(ht Relaztia. t
Donning System
: Tor r Mind axiom
Tm 1851
BtmUt 695 N. Liberty St.
OSTEOPATHY
The Original and Genuine Spin
al Adjustment Treatment. Skill
full, Painless i Adjustment that
geta results. ; '
DR. L. C MARSHALL
; Osteopathic Physician and
Surgeon
223 Oregon Bldg. .
1
60S XX. B. Vatloaat Sank BaOatag
Paaas 859 Km. rheae 46SJ
DR. B. H. WHITE
Ostsspatikis Pfiydeiaa aaA Bargsoa
Xlaettsals WmgaotU and TrsatstaBl
- Dr. Abnuas MaUad.)
Salem . . . Orecon
BRIEF
Rotary Club Hosts Tonight
With President Suzzalo of the
University of Washington as the
principal speaker, plans have been
completed for the entertainment
at 6:15 o'clock dinner at the Mar
ion hotel thijS evening by the Sa
lem Rotary club to 149 teachers
in the city schools. Badges of ad
mittance have been is8uedto each
teacher, and no one will be per
mitted to enter the dining room
unless ; wearing the badge. Teach
ers will be called for, by members
of the club at 6 o o'clock, and will
be returned home after the din
ner, jpiaces will be set for about
225 persons. President Suzzalo
will speak at' the high school this
afternoon shortly after his arrival
in the city at 3 o'clock.
Slightly Defective Vlrgli
Wool blankets. Regular $12
value. $7.75 pair. Bishop's Wool
en Mills Store. o31
George Cndwell, Jr., Arriv
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Cad
well are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a son October
29 at the Deaconess hospital. The
new arrival has been named
George E. Jr. , Mr. Cadwell is con
nected with the Anderson &
Brown sporting goods store, i
IJmp In and Walk Out
Meet Dr. Burns, coast to coast
foot specialist, in our shoe depart
ment this week. J. C. Penney Co.
. n2
Tourfct I Fares Announced
East and west bound summer
tourist fares in transcontinental
passenger association territory , for
the season of 1924 will be sub
stantially the same as authorized
during ? 1923. Dates of sale and
final limit will be announced later.
Yes We Build Radio Sets I
To your order, but we prefer to
sell you . a radlola already built.
Salem Electric Co., F. S. Barton.
Phone 1200. o31
Hotel Has Chimney Fire-
Fire i and smoke pouring from
a chimney at the Cherry XJity hotel
created! a. little excitement about
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. No
alarm was turned in, and the fire
soon burned Itself out.
Limp; in And Walk Out
Meet Dr. Burns, and bis nation
ally known patent,' Cuboid Foot
Relief, j in our shoe department
this Week. J. C. Penney Co. n2
Multiple Listing Slated
Discussion of multiple listing
will occupy the Thursday noon
meeting of the Maripn-Polk coun
ty realtors' association at Its reg
ular luncheon "at the Marion ho
tel. The executive committee has
many things to present at ? this
time, v : There will be no outside
speaker at the meeting.
Hallowe'en Carnival Dance i
Independence -armory, Oct. 31.
Music by Travellers' orchestra.
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Building Permits Issned
According to building permits
Issued yesterday. Dr. F. X.! Beech
ler will build a story and a-half
frame dwelling at 1540 Court, to
cost $6,000. Mrs. A. N. Gilbert
was given permission to erect
hollow tile garage for $350 at
366 Chemeketa.
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Slightly Defective Virgin ?
Wool blankets. Regular $12
value,i$7.76 pair. Bishop's Wool
en Mills Store. 1 31
IWW Geta Five Days ,
When Charles Darby, bearer of
IWW 1 literature and carrying
card in the same organization, ap
peared before Police Judge Poul
sen Tuesday afternoon he was sen
fenced to serve five days in jail.
He will not spend the time in Idle
ness.; it was stated at the Btatlon,
but will go to work today at the
citr dumn srrounds. Darby was
arrested by Officer Edwards and
charged with vagrancy.
Genuine Chinese Oriental -Rugs
at Hamilton's.
Spanldine to Enlarge Plant-
About $20,600 will be spent in
enlarging and improving the plan
Ing mill at the Spaulding Logging
company plant, according to pres
ent plans, announced Tuesday by
Charles K. Spaulding. f The plant
DIED
SH ANA HAN Thomas' Shanahan
died at a local hospital October
30, age 65 years. Survived by
one sister. Mrs. Julia Gray. Cas
pen, "Colo., one brother. John
Shanahan.' Rising Sun. Idaho.
Body at the Webb funeral par
lors. Funeral announcements
later. '
Webb & Clough
, LcarJlss Fcscr&l
: Directcrs
. . Expert Exabalmers
Rigdon & Son's
IIOIITUAIIY
' Uncyrslirl Strrls
has received a general overhaul
ing at an expense of $10,000, pre
paratory to the start of a night
shift Thursday. When this is In
operation about' 250 men will be
given employment In Salenf.
Accidents Are Reported :
: Grace Babcock. 749 North Com
mercial, was driving her automo
bile away from the curb near the
state house yesterday when it was
struck by another car, she j com
plained to the police. The run
ning board and -fenders were' dam
aged. John R. Sites, 1156 Court
street, skidded on the Pacific
highway near Salem and struck
another automobile driven (by a
man named LaFlemme, he report
ed . to the police. Both automo
biles were damaged In the collls
Ion. . , . ,
Just On Left
Of the three . brgalns offered
last week. A close in -6 room mod
ern, with fine corner lot paved.
Fruit, close to banks. Invalid: own
er must go to California. Sale pre
ferred. If not rent at $35. Sell
$3500. Easy terms. See j Wm.
Fleming, 341 State St. i o31
Filipino to Speak Sunday
; : "The Story of My Conversion
and the Needs of My Countrymen"
will be the topic upon which Sin
forosa O. Padilla of Manila will
speak before ' members of the
Live Wire class at Leslie Metho
dist church at 9:45 o'clock Sun
day morning. Mr. Padilla is . a
student at both Kimball School of
Theology and Willamette univers
ity, f . - i.
Do Not Buy si Radio : .
; Until you have tried the "Ra
dlola." We are, sole agents for
those high grade receivers : made
by the Radio C0rporation of Am
erica. They are guaranteed by
them and by us. We make them
work to your entire satisfaction.
Let us demonstrate in your own
home. No obligation. Salem
Electric Co. Masonic Temple.
Phone 1200. i I Q31.
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PERSONALS
I. R. Smith went to Portland
yesterday. vr- ' j-,
Robert LaRue, who Is now con
nected with the new J. C. Penney
store at Silverton. will move his
family to that city today. ,
E.- P. Rowley, editor of the Tur
ner Tribune, was a Salem visitor
yesterday. ' 4 .' " L
L. M. Mills, new manager of the
Terminal hotel, is visiting his fam
ily in Portland; i ! r
Guy Smith was a Portland bus
iness visitor Tuesday.
BITS FOR BREAKFAST?
Talking about a boom ? !-
"W "W
There is a filbert boom on in
the . Salem district. . See. Slogan
pages tomorrow. And if you have
anything of value on filberts.
please inform the Slogan editor
today. . f
H S
There is a very busy crowd over
at the Salem Fruit Union build
ing of the. Oregon. Growers Co
operative association receiving
and grading and ; sorting and
packing walnuts. It looks like
a mountain of walnuts. Ana. tne
best walnuts grown In the wide,
wide world, x
The Filipinos - do not want to
become a part of the United States
according to one of their half
baked but leading politicians.
What they want is the protection
of the United States, and a free
hand to do whatever they please,
however foolish. If congress does
not .give that country an act,
amounting to a constitution, de
fining the places where they "get
oft at," and making it plain
enough for the dullest Filipino to
understand, it will be most dere
lict in its duties.
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The concrete spaces on the east
side of the Salem postof flee have
been increased in size In the past
few days. ' There will be more
room for the patrons, especially
those who come and goj in auto
mobiles. Many people can rem
ember, just a tew years ago, when
the postoffice building was erect
ed, that it was the general opin
ion that It was too large that
Salem would never growl up to It.
Salem has passed it, and there, is
an addition; and Salem will keep
On passing it, and there will have
to be more room provided..
Cinder Ordinance Again
Considered Last Night
. The special' cinder ordinance
committee of the city council held
another meeting last night to con
sider pro and con the ordinance
introduced by Alderman: Patt on at
a recent meeting of the council
and a substitute ordinance which
it has been proposed to introduce
Members of the committee are Al
derman Dancy. Patton and Ralph
Thompson. ' ;
Another regular meeting of the
city council will not be held until
next Monday and since the last
one 'two weeks ago two special
committee meetings hare been
held on the cinder ordinance, one
of which was open to the public
Those specially opposed to the
so-called cinder ordinance claim
that it is too drastic and should
be toned down, while i Alderman
Patton i who introduced it insists
that it is just what is needed ta
curb what has become admittedly
LIST
List of Awards for Corn
Show and Industrial Ex-
hibit Ready Soon
Printing of the premium list for
the annual Polk-Marion 'County
Corn Show and Industrial Exhibit
to be held in the S alem armory
November 22, 23 and 24, is now
well under way and will be ready
fpr distribution within a few days.
Every teacher in the two coun
ties will ; be supplied with, a few
copies for children to take home
to parents who are Interested in
com growing. .
Prominent speakers and a' good
program for each evening of the
show are promised. Special or
chestra music will be heard each
night between 7 and 9 o'clock.
Efforts i are being made to ob
tain a number of community ex
hibits by cooperation between the
Marion County Community fed
eration and the Chamber of Com
merce. Last year three commun
ities, Salem Heights, Brush Col
lege and Liberty had displays and
others are 'sought this year.
In connection! with the corn
show and industrial exhibits ' a
prominent j place will be devoted
to boys and girls' club members.
Prizes are offered to boys for
the " best 10 ears of yellow dent
corn. First, $5;j second, $3; third
$2 and. fourth, a ribbon. Similar
prizes will be made for the best
10 ears of other corn," and to the
girls for the best loaf of bread. .
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OH TOP OF ROCKIES
Big Game Away Up in the
Teton Range South of .
the Yellowstone Park
Rev. U.; S. Crowder is back In
Salem after a hunting, trip, at the
very top pf the Rockies and
mighty glad to get back. He left
Cheyenne, Wyoming, last Wednes
day night in 20 inches of snow,
and still snowing.
s Mr. Crowder and wife came to
Salem to live last August, after
purchasing a j couple of pieces of
property here. Soon after his ar
rival there ho bought the. Gilbert
house at 116 Marion street, and
that is their home. Their daugh
ter is a student of Willamette uni
versity. ' Before coming to Salem
Mr; Crowder had been pastor of
PREMIUM
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SALEM MATJ HUiflS
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Large:
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Fine Table Linens by the Yard
Selected flax yarns only are used
in their construction. Beautiful de
signs also perfectly plain linen 72 inches
,' wide. : s - : - i ' ' ' , ' j
PRICED, YA11U . .
$2.59, $2.75 $2.98,
$3.50, $3.98, $4.25
the First Methodist church at
Evanston, Wyoming, andwhlle in
that region he had become inter
ested In a hunting lodge, together
with three other men; . This hunt
ing place Is 50 miles south of the
Yellowstone park, in the Teton
range of the Rockies, within sight
of the Grand Teton, nearly 14, -000
feet high; j
Mr. Crowder had bagged a 600
pound elk up there last year, and
he went back a little while ago
for another big game hunt. The
party had to go by auto 225 miles,
and then with pack horses 501
rmiles. Mr. Crowder himself got
no elk, but his party got three,
and two bears. :
In a district, right around the
very backbone of the ' continent,
at the summit of the Teton range
of the Rockies, 80. by. 70 miles in
extent, there are saidt to be as
many as 16,000 elk. . ,
In the time since Mr. Crowder
has become familiar with and in
terested in Salem, he has become
a genuine Salem booster. If ev
ery one did as much in spreading
the fame of the capital city as he
does, things would be fairly
booming here. . ,":
It is. estimated that every nor
mal child is equipped with enough
spare parts to net a surgeon $125.
Another excellent . way to in
crease your earnings during your
spare hours is to get outdoors and
play. ; . ' -
It Is in .retirement that one feels
the preciousness of genius and
friendship as one hears best in the
silence of the night the sound of
the sea, or the song of the night
ingale. ' ,--!
TTNDIGESTION
11
eaoM bloattne fiur pains that
crowd tba hear eonrtlpatlon. :
Ahy taU rtGf mad cwafert ia ;
CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS I
No griping -no nausea only 25 cents
I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I
PORTtBNT (FURNISHED AP
artment with bath, light, water
and phone free. Adults. 446
Union. Phone 580M. !
FOR SALE FRONT AND BACK
fenders of a Ford; bug top and
side curtains.-. Sell together or
separately. 2370 Myrtle Ave.
t. nl
ROOM BUNGALOW - CORNER
lot, double garage; and inside
lot all for $2800; cash. t c
ft room bungalow, east 'front,
basement, furnace, garage, for
$4000. h- v ": j:
Furnished! modern large
home close in, at a bargain to
day!. ;T . ( : .: "I 'I
Splendid location fori sorority;
fraternity rooming and board
ing house. "Gertrude J. M.
Page; 492 N. Cottage St. o31ef
Now Ready
Showing
For Thanksgiving
A New Precedent in Linen Values is goins
Established Here This Gomihg Month
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You Cannot AfTord to Mis?
Colored Table Damask !
Imported From Belgium
i ! I I !
Guaranteed fast i color r Select
designs. You will appreciate these
splendid values. They will' always
look attractive no matter how
many times you launder them.
Size 59x59 Priced ; j !
at ...........i..J $3.48, .$3.98, $4.45
Size 62x62 Priced at .....L.L$6.98
Size 63x63 Priced at .....:-.'-S5.45
Size 62x72 Priced at .. 1.$7J50
Size 63x79 Priced at i:....$6.98
. also Napkins to Match.
YOUR MAIL'
'- ORDERS
Receive careful
attention We
prrpay the post
age j or exprrwi
within a : radiu
of a bund red
' miles. ' ; -
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COMING TODAY
Show at Grand Promises
More Kick Than Pre Pro
hibition Grape Juice
"The Cat and the Canary" by
John ; Wlllard will . come to the
Grand tonight. This Is the latest
of the popular thrill plays, and it
is said, by playgoers who have
seen it to 'rank with 'The' Bat"
and "The 13th Chair." It this
craze of the public for thrill plays
continues some ingenious individ
ual will be marketing a shock ab
sorber for use in the theater. The
mystery Play will make.it profit
able. However in "The Cat. and
the Canary" the author, it Is said,
has provided a self-starting shock
absorber in the form of natural
comedy both, in lines: and situa
tions. When the nervee become so
tense it seems only a scream can
give for relief, along comes a fun
ny line or out pops a comical sit
uation and the shriek is strangled
but there are two places in the
course of the play where the aud
ience almost invariably does
shriek the warning. ' despite the
laugh made shock absorbers.
The way to maie sure that it is
a drug store is to step outside and
look at the sign again.
YOUR EYES
: Need '
Our Attention
. . ..
Lets Get Together
MORRIS
OPTICAL CO.
801 5 OREGON BLDG.
Oregon's ; Largest
Optical Institution
Phone 230 for 'Appoint
menta. v
Balem,
Oregon
Fine
CD
of
After looking them ovier examining thera closely
you, will readily admit that they are the best linen
values you have seen in many a day.
! Make Your Selections Now While
the Assortment of Patterns and Qualities.
I ! are at their Best
This, Unusual Opportunity
Good Quality Tablecloths
This offering will prove of in
terest to those accustomed to using
linen table cloth, unhemmed, hand
somely patterned . with beautiful
lustrous finish.
(Size 45x45 Priced j
at -...--.....-.-$4.50, $6.50, $6.95
Size 54x54 Priced at .... .......$8.75
Size 68x68 Priced at $4.95 & $9.50
Size 70x70 Priced at $7.50 & $14.00
Size 70x90 Priced at $7.98 & $15.00
Napkins at a '
dozen $6.98, $70, $10.00, $15.00
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Salem Store,
466 State St.
The office stenographer says
there is -no 'excitement about get-:
ing a woman's husband unless it
is some other wuaian's husband.
. Aching.
burning feet?
MENTHOLATUM
quickly relic
and
refreshes.
SHIRTS
We are selling a brand
bf shirts that retail the
world over for $5.00 to
$6.00. : They ; are backed
by liberal guarantee both
by factory and us. to in
troduce we will sell them
for
$2.25
Cpitl Exc....-3
342 N. Coxninercial
Phone 1368-W.
Values from
" 75c to $2.50
; Your Choice. for j
50c ,
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DRUG ST0?
Penslar Store
135 N. Com'L Phono 197
to be
n i
Portland Silk Shop,
383 Aider SL
LineiniG
a nuisance.
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