THE OKEGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON
.; SUNDAY MOIlNING; JUNE 15; 1034 .
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Em-1N BRIEF:
jjLst Class Totlay- - 1 ,
Adjournment from"' the Bligh
, theater- loathe First Christian
'church , until October 6 will be
made by the J. J. Evans ; Bible
class , for. men. after tbt last 'meet
ing of the summer session today.
Short .talks will be given by varl
ons members of the -class while
on or two surprises are planned.
Mr.i McCroskey, a brothtr of T. E.
McCroskey, will play, a solo on a
taw as a 'feature of, the meeting.
An organ and ' & room at the
church will be. placed at the dis
posal of the class which will hold
together until the down town
classes are: resumed- in the fall.,-
As-Miiady Turns - "
' Each . year',, to'. hetLanotor, the
country Lclub, the mountains and
the beaches, Bhe demands a Mea-
dowbrook to match each sports
frock. ' For where else can she
' find such "a delicate.': balance, of
;: comfort and correctness "and
where such "colors born of sun-
hine" sueh a cure artist's touch
In ornamentation and "design? We
are offering 50 of the models at
S7.50 each, regularly priced from
$12.75 up. The, French - Shop,
Masonic Temple. , ; ; V ;
Tacoma Win Tourney
Tacoma won the volleyball
.tournament at the Rose festival
with six straight - games. Port
- land ', placed , second losing , one
game, and Astoria third,' losing
two. The games were played near
the Portland YMCA. Vancouver,
-B. C. was t fourth, with, Olympia
and Salem , tying ' for fifth, place,
. each .winning jtwo and. losing four
names. Eugene was In the cellar
with no win. . V '
marriage licenses while -Judge W.
II- Downing also enjoyed a brisk
business; officiating at the. wed
ding of two of the couples bent
upon raatrlmojjyW These two were
Frank Kilper and Esther Cornell
Mathews,:; both of Jefferson, , the
bride being.a school teacher and
embarking on' iier third venture.
The other couple was Ed : Dixon,
37, and Louisa King, So, hoth of
Mill City.5 Other - licenses were
Issued to George D. Nelson, route
5, and Clara Cummins, "route 3,
and Helmer G. Brokke and Letha
Crason, both of Siliertou.
Auction Sale . ;
Latest Design Cecllllan phono
graph and records, good furniture,
450 Hanson strain pure bred
White Leghorn pullets, machinery
etc., Friday. June 20. 1:30 p. m..
532 North Liberty St. Woodry is
the, auctioneer., V jnelS
and. from there he will sail June
1 9. . with .-1 6 other Students fro'm
Pacific. Coast colleges and unlver
sitles for Japan. The purpose Is a
friendly mission looking to-a bet
ter .understanding ' between stu
dents of the - YMCA of American
and Japanese colleges relative (o
individual,, needs and problems.
The leader ot the delegation is Pr.
Norman F. Coleman of Portland.
On July 12 they will, attend the
national student conference under
the auspices of the YMCA at Got
efnba. They ;wil return to the
United States September 10.
liott, secretary, in his .letter to the
club , this week, l Mr. Elliott' left
for Denver Saturday, c where! he
Will attend tbe . International con
vention, but before leaving i left a
special telegram to be read at the.
dinner Monday night. There will
be no Tuesday noon luncheon this
week. ;. " ' . "
place has been. the scene of several
drownings . - during the last few
years.-. -If possible an expert life-
saver will -also be on duty at the
Old swimming hole. - -
Fimt ClaAA Oak . Wood
For m few days. .Fred E. Wells,
280 S. Church. Phone 1542 Jne 15
Divorce Is Granted ' V,.
Florence M. i Russell , has Jjeen
granted a divorce from George : P.
Russell by Judge George G. Bing
ham. She was, restored her maid
en name. ' Flarence M. Hyatt.
The couple were married at. Inde
pendence on June 24, l?17f. ; - ;
Royal Ann Cherry Growers
We ar,e Teady for business
again. Phone Raag Y McKenney.
Jnel5 ;
tUfS Picnic Today I t
Salem will be .well represented
at the annual picnic of the Wil
lamette Valley Telephone Peoples'
association which will be held ' in
Bryant park at Albany today.
Osteopathy, for ClldVen-.
Dr. Marshall,' 228 Oregon Bldg.
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SummertAne ,
Is Meadowbrook time. As 'a
particular - Meadowbrook feature
we are offering 50 hats at' $7.50
each, regularly priced from $ 12.75
up. . The French Shop, Masonic
Temple- J17
Speeder IsFIneji-
Only ' one ' speeder was haled
Into the Justice court yesterday
The lone victim. ; A. Schoenfeldt,
contributed $15. 1 v ' '
To Discuss Amusements -
Rev. 'Blaine E. Kirkpatrlck an
nounces that . in . developing - his
subject 'The; Higher Compulsion"
at the morning-, service today he
intends to deal with the question
of amusements. - .The recent ac
tion of the. Methodist general con
ference -has been ; widely misunder
stood, he says, and it is his Inten
tion to, clear up the jn is takes. .
Auction Sale ' .
Household - and - personal prop
erty at 194 3. Church St.. Tuesday,
1:30 p. m. Clara Anderson estate,
consists of over 500. quarts of
fruit, 150 quarts being wild black
berries; tools, etc.: Cash sale. J17
District Consolidated .
- Water district No. 17 In the
Grande Ronde valley and water
district No. " 4 In Wallowa county
have been consolidated.' according
to Rhea Luper, state . engineer,
and L. B. Stanley, has been placed
in .charge of .both, f . , i
Summertime -
Is Meadowbrook time. As a
particular Meadowbrook', feature
'"we are offering- 50 hats -at $7.50
each, regularly priced from $12.75
up. The French Shop,' Masonic
Temple. : "' . '., J17
Will Defer Payments- - ' ; .
4 )- Eecaust of litigation now pend-
'Ing, to test the state income tax
law the second installment pay-
"ments which are 'due under the
- act ; on June 2 0 may be put off
until July 20, according to an-
nonncemtnt by Earl 'Fisher, state
- tax commissioner. -
Cherry Tickf
v Wanted. Call 332-J. .
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-Cupid Business Betier
Saturday was a . good day for
the county 'clerk who. issued four
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MINIiflfM ill-
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PR. GOFFRIER
503 North High Street
Jailed on Liquor Charge-
Charged with . possession and
transportation of intoxicating liq
uor, two women and a man-spent
the night in the city jail. The
trio was arrested on North Cap
itol about 5:30 o'clock Saturday
afternoon by Officer Louis Olsen.
They had two booties of -moonshine
when they were arrested. At
the police 'station ; they gave the
names of D. F, Duffy, Mrs. Holtx
man and Mrs. Julia Englens. Ac
cording to the police, the trio is
suspected of having brought some
liquor to Salem to sell.
As Milady Turns .' : '
Each year, to her motor,, the
cpuntry club, the mountains and
the beaches,' she demands a Mea
dowbrook to match each sports
frock. For where else' can she
find such a delicate balance of
comfort . and " correctness and
where such -''colors born of sunshine"-
such a sure artist's touch
in ornamentation and design? We
are offering 50 of the models at
$7.50 each, regularly priced from
$12.75 - up. The, French Shop,
Masonic Temple. - . , - J17
Council - Meets Monday '
Bills, communications and pav-
ng resolutions are the only things
to come before the city council at
its regular meeting Monday night,
was "announced yesterday by
Ray L. Smith, city attorney.
Special Sale , , ' ) . ' . : :
Of gowns at the French Shop.
115 North High. jl7
Three Brths Reported : 5 i'
Three births have been reported
to the . office of tbe cUy health
officer. Masaye is the name of
a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Aya-
iro Imagawa, Japanese farmer
living nine miles east of Salem, on
June 12: . Ponetta May. to Mr.
and Mrs. George I Chapman tf
route 8, at the Salem hospital June
1 2. and a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph L. Hein, 2570 Walker," at
1899 State, on June 11. ' .
Black Bag Stole:
Stopping in Salem for dinner
last night, J. H. AVist. of Scappose,
on his way home from the O. L.
Dunlap Holstein stock sale near
Junction' City, lost . a black . bag
containing a number o'f pedigrees.
The bag was stolen from an ' auto
bile and has no' value to anyone
but the owner. Mr. Wist requests
that If'tbejbag and pedigrees are
found they be .- forwarded to his
home. Mr. Wist was accompanied
by . G. ' N. Angell' of the Oregon
Farmer, and Paul' C. Adams of
Warren, secretary" of the Oregon
Holstein Breeders' association.
Vote Monday for Francis Neer
Put him on school board. 1 , j
KIwanians Meet Monday
All Klwanis night, being ob
served by the club over the-world,
will be observed at the Marion ho
tel Monday night at 6:15 o'clock:
Special program, special music
and special . speeches by special
orators are promised by N. D. El
Special Sale f
On all stamped goods at the
Elite this week, 329 Oregon bldg.
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Leaves for Japan - "-'"':
I Dwight Findley of Salem, ?epre
jsenting Willamette university, left
Auuiovtct uiUb awe o'n la a auviouwi
INSCRli AND :FEEL- 8AFK
CONCORDIA
INSURANCE
; MRS. MOYXIl : .'.'
147 N. Com'l. Room .
lilOODRY
5 Bays Fcrclzre
Phcn511
411 Oregon Bldg. Phone 457
The Seayy Bell Insurance
rAgency
General Insurance
Just Returned:
from the Electronic Convention
al Kansas City1 and have In
stalled the latest equipment Cor
the diagnosis and treatment of
disease (Dr.rAbrams' method.
Dr. B. II. White
, . 506 U. S. Bank Bids. ;
' Salem. Oregon-
S. C. STONE, MJX
- General Off ic Pract"
Cancers Treated . '
Office, Tyler's Drug Stord
157 S. Commercial Street
'.V H TERMINAL' ;;
'1 f I v W i f l
v ' SERVICE ":: ;
Car for hire without driven,
PHONE 2020
Day and Night Service
Popular Priced
Tailored Suits $25 to f45
Men's and Young Men'a
D. H. MOSHER
TAILOR
Promotes .Good Health ' , ,
rjREENWOOD
: ' ; CottagejCheese ; " ' J
. , v, One-Third Cream u a
H. E.'RDDEOUT, Proprietor
LADD & BUSH
BANKERS":
Estatlished 18C3
General Banldncr Busineis
Office LTc-ra frcn 10 a. xa. lo 3 p. rL
Measles Rack Again '. . ,
After . an absence of , several
weeks three-cases of measles were
reported during the. week to Dr.
William B.3 Mott. city health offi
cer. .One case of mumps and one
of diphtheria were also reported
dHrlng the week.- .';','
Dr. Anne Brekke, Osteppathle 1
Physician. Phone 859, 4 69 J.
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Teachers Finish Exams-
No applicants for life certlfir
cates ' appeared at - the . teachers
examination Saturday while ; 71
registered for one and "five-year
certificates during the wjeek.
Three late registrants Friday were
Marguerite Tweed ie of Woodburn,
Lois McElhaney and ; Hazel Mar
shall 0t Salem. - fJ . .v : : -s.1 "
1 . DIED ' " ' ' -
RIOPEL The ' remains of John
Riopei, who died in" Spokane,
Wash., will arrive In Salem to
day..; ' He is survived by two
nephews, Joe and Poll Rocque
of Salem. . Funeral announce
ments later. Webb Funeral
parlors in charge - of arrange
ments.
GUEFFROY The funeral of John
Gueffroy, who died at Yankton,
South Dakota, June 8, 1924,
will be held at the Webb Fun
eral parlors' Monday, . June 16,
at 10:30 a. m. Revs. Poling
and Roeder will have charge of
services. . Interment will be In
City View cemetery. J
FCXERAJi.
The remains of Chester .W
Abrams. who . died s suddenly ; in
Glens Falls, N Y., last Monday, are
expected -to arrive in Salem on
Wednesday morning next, and if n
neral services will be conducted
from the ' RIgdon Undertaking
parlors, at 2 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon by Rev. Blaine Kirk
Patrick. Interment will be, In the
IOOF cemetery. 't . ,;- : V .
Chester. Abrams was. a former
resident of Salem and was espe
cially prominent in , the National
Guard, of which he was a, member
for five years. He was conspicu
ous as an -expert rifleman and sev
eral times represented Salem and
the state of Oregon In the national
rifle matches, each time winning
national honors and trophies. :
Services Announced -
"The services at St. Paul's Epis
copal church will be held at 11 a.
raj. and -7:30 p, . m. Rer., H. t D.
Chambers. - ' - ' '- 1-. - .
Woodburn Trains Discontinued
On and after Monday. June 16,
Oregon Electric train No. 23 ar
riving Salem 3:15 p. m., from
Woodburn, and No. 24 leaving Sa
lem 3:30 p. m. for Woodburn and
intermediate points; . will be dis
continued. This train, has. been
running through he school, year
daily,, except Saturday and Sun
day. - J. W. Ritchie, Agt. JI8
Vote Monday for Francis Neei
Put him on school board. '
Pioneers Plan Hike e
All members of the, Salem Pio
neer clnbs and other YMCA boys
who are, . interested ; plan, a long
hike Tuesday, meeting at the YM
CA at-8:30 o'clock, bringing their
unches and bathing suits.' Anyone
wishing to make the hike are re
quested to get in -touch with Loyal
Warner. During -the summer
- a.
months four of the clubs will dis
band as -their , leaders, ; who have
been ' students at Willamette uni
versity., will be- out of the city,
Mi n til September 1. These clubs
are 'the Daniel s Boone, .Wetxel,
Shelton and Roosevelt. -The Pio--
neer. Trail Is being published and
will . be ready for - distribution - on
Monday, ' " , . (
For Rent -Furnished Apartment '
' Light and airy, light, phone and
bath free (adults)', 446 Union
street.' Phone 68 0-M. t Jnel8
Osteopathy The Original
A genuine spinal treatment.. Dr.
Marshall, 228 Oregon Bldg.
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Pioneer Memorial Today f;.ii4 .'
Memorial exercises are being
held at Scio this afternoon, for
Joab Powell, one pf the early day
circuit r(ders. It is plannedl to
hold the memorial exercises every
year. 'Among Salem people jnak-;
ing the trip today, will be ,MrJ
and Mrs, M. L. Fulkerson.Mrs.
Cora Reed and Miss Rita Reed, a
great-great-granddaughter of the
pioneer. ' Miss Reed . has Just re4
turned to the city after-completf
ing her4 freshman year at OAC
focal Diver is Third. r- i:
Third ; place in - , tbe : national
Olympic fancy diving contest try
outs was won by Julian Burroughs
of 366 North Commercial, at In
dianapolis this week, . according to
word received here. He also took
sixth place' In the high diving con
test.' Burroughs is a student at
OAC, . ..
Loose Hay for Sale-
Turner road and
Phone. 15 6 8-J. '
19th
street.
JnelS
Cares for Grandsons .
Temporary custody of his three
grandsons. Junior. Ben, Frank Ar
thur! and Paul James Wedel,. has
been granted F. B. Wedel pending
the result of divorce - action filed
by Ben F. Wedel against his wife1.
Grouches Have Inning
Any a person ": with anything on
their chests will be given an op
portunity to unburden themselves
at ; the Chamber of Commerce
luncheon Monday .noon. . Plans
for running the organization, any
other organization, city., county.
state or. government may be aired
at wiHV, "Every , dog. ha.hU.daJ"
This may be yours. . Here will fc
a chance to tell what the- Cham
ber of :Commer'ce, should de',". the
bulletin . reads. - Charles Arcnerd
will preside as -toast master, with
William J. BusIck as bell ringer
and Oliver J. Myers as time-keep
er, -. ..-vv
Special Sale .
Of gowns at the French Shop,
115 North High. : ' h', I JH
Gueffroy Remains Here
The remains of the late John
Gueffroy, 970- Church street, . ar
rived in Salem Saturday morning
from Yankton, S. DC, where he
died at 'the home of a' son, .Walter
Gueffroy, last Sunday. : Funeral
services will be: held from ' the
Webb funeral parlors at 10 o'clock
Monday : morning. Mr. -Oueffroy
was 76 years ' old and had -made
his home in the city -for the last
15 years. Of the nine-sons and
two ' daughters' who survive, two
live In Salem.' ' These " are A. A.
Gueffroy and Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf.
Walter Gueffroy accompanied the
body , here. Mr. - Gueffroy. will .be
buried Reside his wife, who died
about a year ago.
Dalem iifortuarp
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Caeoaalad Esryl3J
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Will Pay Cashi-
For used pianos. Phone -1659.
Total Vote Pecnliar . "
'.Total vote in Marlon county for
the primaries held last month was
11,111, according to figures com
piled by U.: G. Boyer. county clerk.
Of, this number 9243 were republi
cans and 1863 democrats. The
vote was practically 40 per cent
of the total registration. which
was 22,221 pror: to the electon;
Piano Recitals " '. ; ,K
Mr. and Mr a. Frank E. Churchill
will present pupils in Piano Reel
tals, June 2 4 and 2 at: the First
Christian church. Public cordially
invited. . J15
To Supervise Swimming :
Swimming , at the . Nineteenth
street dam, ; near ? State, will be
supervised this" , summer and
general survey made o? the -Jo
cation. It was decided' upon at ,a
meeting of thepublic playground
committee Saturday noon. Should
the plan.be found feasible, dress-,
Osteopathy for Goitre- . -
Dr. Marshall, 228 Oregon Bldg.
" . . JnelS
nVBEDIIIESTO
OM EM EM
Cherries, Loganberries and
- Raspberries Will Come .
" Fast Now, Too
o JJquor Found . t -
,,,Though 10 search warrants au
thorizing, arenta of the state pro
hibition department to seek liquor
in the vicinity of Donald were Is
sued from the justice court, noth-?
Ing was found and nine, of the re
turns' have been filed., The 10th
has "not .been filed. Nine of these
were issued upon affidavits made
by Nellie Goodyear,- said to be a
special' prohibition agent and the
10th upon the affidavit of Willard
M. Houston, chief deputy under
Cleaver. Though the i affidavits
declared the signer had good rea
son "to believe that , contraband
liquor was td he' found". on the
premises none' was! located at the
xonowing nameu places:. jr. r ei-
ler, vice president of ' the First
State Bank of Donald; Ernest Ftl
ler. Garrett B. Ackerman, confec
tionery; ,A.J J. Rick; . Mrs. F. A,
Mercer, hotel proprietor Kilmer &
Taylor, tile factory; Bob Losey,
Dave Pendleton, ' James and Joe
Fowler, ' ' - v'';" :'
Some of the finest strawberries
that ever grew,. even in the-Salem
district., premier strawberry- coun
try of, the world, are coming to
the Salem' canneries." '
'Full forces were working at the
canneries, mostly on strawberries,
yesterday,' 'and altogether on
strawberries' at the barreling plant
of Baker,. Kelly & v McLaughlin.
There will within a few days be
a tapering off 6f the supply, but
there will be a lot of strawberries
coming, every, day of this week,'
with a few running into next week.
All varieties are still comings but
mostly "they are the Ettersburg
121. These are about a week later
than tbe Treblas and other ber
ries.';;.; ;. ,:i:ssr
World Beaters , . ,
;The' Ettersburg 3 21 ." berries
coming now are bound to enhance
the reputation .of the Salem dis
trict in the strawberry industry.
They make the best canning out
put ever packed. .- They are go
ing to make -the. everlasting for
tune , of the ; strawberry ' growers
here They are going to. make it
easy to, sel Salem" canned straw
berries at top prices., '
Lots of Cherries
i All the canneries will start on
cherries-tomorrow.- .The supply of
Royal Anns is large and-fine, and
this will make a busy canning
season; especially as loganberries
are also beginning to come, and
raspberries,; too. The Oregon Pack
ing company, took in a lot of red
raspberries yesterday. L
The Raas Interests 'will open up
tomorrow- barreling Royal Anns,
in the Southern Pacific warehouse
on ' Ferry."; street, back of - The
Statesman, office. V r - , -
The North Wfest Canning com
pany; packed some rhubarb the
past season: They were working
on some rhubarb yesterday; near
the last of the season. " , .
Some of 'the other cannerymen
ruliafDVaTm- thl mayhe-ithe be-
ginnlng-.ot. sa ; very "big things for
this district ; ' for the? indications
itatf.tbai-wJsitsaitf pToduce' a. choice
article for canning.? That is very.
Important. -.; :' ' '." -
AU the canneries 'seem rto. be
tuU up on i loganberries. They
of .Salem; are experimenting on
hse been p-5 cent-'"'.." ". un '.
-but they have sloppy'-.. ; t f,.
the present. Some"IJti. rrif
may go -to:,waste'ifaww eutle
i hot found."
'Presidential timber ought ia b
hardwood,' and still- growing at
tbe top. '" .
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PERSONAL
Ed Barr, of Pendleton, was a
recent visitor here with his tnoth-
trt lMrs. S. J. McBrlan, who Is vis
iting her granddaughter, Mrs. Roy
Coffey. a resident of the ' Liberty
district. -
A. J. Patton, Maclear pioneer,
was -a -Salem visitor Saturday. -
Panl Brown, of Gates, was in
the city ; Saturday morning; com
ing down the night 'before. ...
Harry A. 'Jordan, of . Gresham
was a recent visitor in Salem.
W. C Wright of Albany was a
business visitor in Salem Satur
day.
Rex Sanford la spending a few
days at Netwportr .superintending
the laying ou,t of a new golf course
He is expected to return to Salem
the first .of the week.
Mrs. C M. Palmer,- newly elect
ed president- of the American le
gion .auxiliary, and her daughter
of ; Lai Grande are over-Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ter-
williserr :. .. -.
The reason the world keeps
wary eye' on i Russia Is that ' no
country - is ', able ;to work put its
destiny, without affecting the des
tiny of all the , others."
WE y PAY CASH FOR
s x j YOUR .
FURNITURE
. AND TOOLS -
Capital Hardware &
i i Furniture Cb : ;
: V Best Prices Paid : :
2o5;N.Xom1 SU Phone 347
DentistsVTPrescription
Whitens Dark Teeth
; "InitantlyAt Hoime'
'" Now1 molter and others wfco teth
re doll, inottr. Tfllowigh and ualncd
can qairkly maka their tth fufthinc
white and luatrona right at how, and for
a uaall t. Xhia la turonn m V-rr
aeriptioa of two prominent dentist which
worka ia ' maw and trtirely- aaf way.
Coaalata of a mild harmleaa liquid and
perlal patte. Jnt apply few' dropt ot
liqaid ' to teeth.1 Tina aoii?ni aima.
Thn era vaate. Thta a-ently rvntovaa
Aftrned ' atain. , Dark, diarotored. yrl
laaitk imth bccoiiia beaatifully white
and clear otto I" a few minnte. R
anlta f f irat applieatioa will Tery likely
aotsaa yoa. ? Taia prearription ,ta aoia .u
lv .tha nans Blaeb.idnt Combination.
V ffvl an naiBL fiafo' to nae. 0t
BteachodwD. Combinatiaa, today,, atJ all
SPECIAL 6ALJ
Men'a, Work Shirta and
Overalls - '
Our regular Jfl.OO "Big Vank"
Shirts for 8c. I a blue or gray
iasizes-14 to 17. . , '
Our 1.25 "Big Yank" Khakf
Shirts fcfr fl.OO. n sizes 14
to 17. .v: : ';
Extra sizes,. 17 to 1 9, blue or
gray, $1.00; khaki. $123.
See our men's regular 75c blue
shirts for Oc. ' ' "
Our "Black Bear" brand shirts'
in blue or gray, av regular $1.50
shirt, the kind we used to get
(before the war J for fl.QO
each. Sizes 1 4 , to 17 ,
Here is one of .the best quality
and best 'madfir shirts we have
sold for years. , We only have
20 dozen of this quality. Come
and get what you want of them,
right away, . Better buy 3 or .6.
while you can ; get such shirts
as - these. -They are extra good
v(made extra big).
Overalls for $ 1 .49 and 1.09.
"Black Bear" blue bibs (with
high backs) $2.00. 'i-YC
Union Made Carpentrs'r White
Overalls' (extra good ) $2JSO. . f .
Union Made Painters' White
Overalls (extra good) $1.75..
Army and Men's Work: Goods.
HILLPOT & SOX (Two Stores)
230 South Commercial Street
(South of Marion Hotel)
, 305 State Street -(North
of Ldd & Bush Bank)
Tents, All Kinds of Camping
, :r ,.;,GOpdS.- ; . t:l J J
See Our . Folding, Brown .Duck
Cots for $3.03. -
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Splendid Sunday Dinner
$1.00
' Cocktails Choice
Fresh Shrimp or Crab Meat ' '
Mixed Relishes
. . chicken Cream' Soup -'
, Entrees
' Chicken Frlcasse Gardinere '
'Beef Tenderloin, Bardefaise Sauce
Sliced Chicken a' la 'King
" Roast Chicken, Celery Dressing
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' . Vegetables ,
' GardenPeas with Cream ;V
' Sliced Tomatoes ' French Dressing
' ' ' Dessert
Vanilla,. Ice Crpara or Orange Sherbert or Pie
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Vote For
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for School Director
He is qualified to fjive Salem still better schools for still
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He is a college graduate -iT
He has taught in college. ; ' '
He is a successful business man.
He is alive and progressive.'
He is popular and best liked among those who know him
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He did 'not seek the nomination; he: was forced into it by
; his friends, who Imev his fitness.
He is your land of a man for the job.
" GO TO THE POLLS AND DO YOUR DUTY
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