TIIE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18, 1924
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OAR Man Honored- '
J., J. Newmyer, commander of
Sedgwick post OAR, has been ap
pointed aide-de-camp to the na
tionals commander and chief of
the gar;
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IVuroto, Young, Guaranteed
Talkers. Petland, 273 State. d24
Osteopathy the Original
And genuine spinal adjustment
skillful and painless curative
treatments that get results. Dr.
Marshall. 228 Oregon bldg. dl8
GAR Attention
You aire requested to meet at
Rigdori's mortuary, corner Cheme
keta 'and Cottage streets, on Fri
day December 19, 2 p. m. to at
tend the funeral of our late com
rajde P. B. Southwick. J. J. Xew
xajer, commander.
You Are Welcome to a Calendar
At office of Standley & Foley,
Bush. Baink hldg. , tf
Of the Original
Hats placed on sale, so many
1iave been sold we have decided to
add SO more at the same price of
15.00. We have? never sold hats
of this high standard at this fig
ure. The actual cost of these hats
was from $7.50 to 112.50. The
French Shop. M. Buffe Morrison.
115 High St. dl8
Covernorl Favors Amendment
, -In response to an Inquiry from
the Nef York .V6xd, Governor
Walter H. Pierce 'yesterday dis
patched telegram stating that he
was in favor , of the child labor
law amendment. ;
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Reduced! Prices
On several patterns of comfort
era. C.-S.- Hamilton. - - ' dl9
Wanted,! a Closed Ford
I will) trade a piece of timber
land in I Josephine county for a
closed Ford car. Phone 281 or
271. I n3Qtf
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McCourt Memorial Saturday
Memorial exercises for the late
Justice John McCourt. who died a
few months ago, will be held at
the supreme court building at 11
o'clock Saturday morning under
the direction and auspices of the
state bar association.' i . .'
WOODRY
Buys Furniture
Phone 511
;1ypsw liters
$5 MeatUy
O: SC. Xckvo4
247 N. Com. 8U
. PbOB SOS
TEIUHNAL
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SERVICE
Oars for hire without driven
! PHONE 2020
Say and Night Service
POPULAR PRICED
Ilea's and Young Bf en's
Tailored Suits $25 to 945
D. R IIOSHER
' TAILOR
Dr. B. H. White
i Osteopathy Surgery,
electronic Diagnosis' and Treat
ment (Dr. Abram's method)
Office Phone 859 or 469-J
j COO V. S. flank Bldg.
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LADD
BANKERS !
EsUUIshed 1S63
General Banldng Business
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p, m.
We Garry all
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PHONE 930
Lamar TransiGr cS'&rasa'Ooi1
Trades Auto for Homo
Archie McKillop, who recently
recovered his Maxwell roadster,
which had been stolen and driven
to Austin, Nev., has traded it In
on a house on Twenty-third street.
Mr. McKillop made the trip to
Nevada to return: the car here.
Special Adjusto lAinps
Nationally advertised, $5. Our
price this week $3.90. Halik & Eoff
Electric Shop, 337 Court St. d20
Annual Klklet Duo
The annual edition of the "Elk-
let," published by the Salem lodge,
will be distributed today, accord
ing to Arthur Benson, clerk of the
supreme court, who has charge of
the publication. I
How About a New Comforter
Or blanket for these cold nights?
Special prices at Hamilton's. dl9
For Sale ' !
Antique furniture and hand
made gifts. Mrs! Kate Fletcher,
1365 N. Fourth St., phone 14 99R.
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GAR Officers j
The officers elected for the com-!
in g year for Sedgwick post GAR
are commander, J: J. Newmeyer;
senior vice commander, T. G. Har
ris; junior vice commander, Al
bert R. Fisher; guard, D. M. Wil
son, and chaplain, Jas. Lisle.
Bird Cages Make Nice Gifts
Petland has the best. d21
Mermaids Fear Cold .
The cold weather of the past
few days has kept the mermaids
from the swimming tank of the
YMCA. Wednesday Is set aside
as' women's day at the tank, and
regular swimming classes are
held. The water yesterday was
warm, but few women took ad-
vantage of the
opportunity to
swim.
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Suits Pressed 50o - .
Cleaned and pressed $1.50. Ren-
ner's. Phone 767jWe deliver. dl8
Take No Spinal Adjustments
Until you have a neurocalo-
meter reading by Dr. O. L. Scott,
U. S. National Bank Bldg. d3tf
BJrth Keport Fifed
Robert Marion- is the name giv
en to the new arrival to Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Lee of 430 Turner.
The birth was reported for Dec
Realtors Meet Tonight '
The Realtors and the multiple
listing bureau will not hold their
regular meeting at the Marlon
Dancing! Dancing!
Ye Pi-id Pipers, a college or
chestra of Oregon, Friday. Don't
miss this; a treat. Regular
Saturday dance at Auditorium.
FRUIT TREES
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Office and Sales Yard opposite
O. E. Depot, 140 S. High St.
Mathis Nursery Co. :
Phone 10F4 Evenings
Skating, Skating, Skating
' At Dreamland
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
7:30 to 10 p. m. ,
Hear Our New Calliope
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RADIO HEADQUARTERS
For ;
RADIO SUPPLIES
.'r J : Open Evenings
189 SOUTH HIGH
& BUSH
Sizes of Coal
from the - large . furnace to
the smallest nut size.' Tell
us for what purpose the coal
is required and we'll point
out the proper size to use.
But although we carry all
sizes, we handle only one
quality, the very best coal
from . the very best , mines. .
Our coal service is yours to
command. '
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Prices range from $10 to $15
Also handle the best
Diamond Briquettes $13
BRIEF
hotel today, but will meet at the
central office tonight. They will
discuss matters . of finance, and
formulate plans for the ensuing
year. They are to discuss some
of the prospects of work for the
coming year. . .
Special Prices
On comforters and blankets at
Hamilton's. dl9
Special Adjusto Imps -
Nationally advertised, $5. Our
price this week $3.90. Halik & Eoff
Electric Shop, 337 Court St. dl8
Coach Suffers Injury'
Coach Guy L. Rathbun, mentor
of the Willamette university Bear
cats, is recovering from a minor
accident in which he featured
during the basketball game Tues
day night. While starting a. tip-
off for the two teams his arm
was struck by the elbow of a play
er, and a fractured bone result
ed. The Injury is not serious.
Birds New Shipment of Rollers-
Hear them. Petland. 273 State.
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Men's Overcoats
At sale prices.
Futlerton's. 284
stairs over the
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State street, up
Spa.
Barnes Main Speaker-
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Fred B. Barnes, district man
ager of the "Nation's Business."
official publication of the United
States Chamber of Commerce,; is
to be the main speaker at the
Marion county federation meet
ing. It is to be held at the Cen
tral Howell church tonight. :A
Community League" is the topic
to he discussed by the speaker.
All "Wool Comforters-
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Reduced at, Hamilton's.
Men's and Boys Overcoats .
Blankets and robes on' sale at
manufacturer's prices. 1 Thomas
Kay Woolen Mills, 12th St. dl4tf
Broadacres Is Next -
The Moore's Music House will
entertain the Broadacres com
munity Friday evening. The Parent-Teacher
organization -t Is pre
senting a Christmas program and
a bazaar. Tho, entertainers -will
take an Aldrich upright piano
with them for the meeting.
Presbyterian Bazaar Continued-
Thursday, S. P. -ticket office,
Liberty St. I dl8
Read This Slowly , j
We have a Fairmount Hill lot
foraale todavonly at a good $300
below'. the market. It's a beauty
view lot with' north and east front
and paving paid. $850. See us
today. Becke c Jtienaricks, u. s.
Bank bldg. dl6tf
Certificates Filed
During the week only three re
ports of diphtheria have been filed
with the city health officer. Two
of these were for a teacher and a
student at the J. L. Parrlsh junior
high school. : . u '
Educational Trips Feature
During, the holiday program of
the . YMCA educational trips to
! the various Industries and state
institutions near Salem, are to be
conducted for the boy guests of
i the occasion. Several visitors to
Salem are to be included in the
parties . to make the tours, f In
this manner the directors plan on
DIED
BRIETZKE At the residence.
1310 North Winter street, De
cember 15, Mrs. , Augustine
Brietzke, age 77 years, mother
of Miss Anna and W. G. Briet
zke. of Salem. August of Sacra
mento, Carl of N. Carolina, J.
E. of Monitor, Rev. H. of Mich
igan, Alfred of Long Beach,
. Cal., Mrs. George Allen of Cor
vallis and Mrs. H. N. Hodge of
Hayward, Cal. Also survived by
a number of grandchildren, one
brother J. Kurthof . San Anto
nio, Tex., two sisters, Mrs
Jeltz and Mrs. J. Ivan of Baunv
. gartner,' Germany. Funeral ser
vices will be held at the resi
dence at 12:30 Saturday with
special services following at
St. John's Lutheran church,
W. Grows officiating. Inter
ment in the cemetery two and
half miles east of Mt. Angel.
Rigdon's mortuary In charge.
SOUTHWICK On the evening of
December 16, Frank B. South
wick. Funeral services Friday,
December 19, at 2 p. m. from
Rigdon's new mortuary on Cot
tage, and Chemeketa streets.
Elks in charge. Rev. W. C.
Kantner also officiating with
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OUNDERSON In ; this city on
December 16, Charles Gunder
son at the age of 42 years. An
nouncements of funeral will be
made later by Rlgdon 4c Son.
STONE In local hospital. De
cember 17, John Stone, age 76
years. Body will be forwarded
to Medfori tonight where In
terment will take place. Rlgdon
Sc. Son in charge. r J
RlGDON & SON'S
" XIORTUAHY
-W Unequled Eerrice
introducing Salem boys to many
of the various phases of Salem's
industries. -
Special
On. comforters and blankets at
Hamilton's.1 d!9
For Rent
f Five-room house, well located,
near school, one block from car
line Located at 1057 S. 13th
Rent, $20 per month. Phone
owner 35F4, or inquire of Becke
& Hendricks, U. S. National Bank
Bldg. dl6
Thrift Week Planned ,
: One of the objectives of Ben
jamin KImber, Marion county -executive
is to stage a thrift week
during the coming year. Plans
have been formulated for the oc
casion. This is only one part of
a yaried program for the coming
year. The program is to be car
ried in several Marion county
high schools and communities.
Hare You $3000
i To Invest in Salem property? If
so we have something you will
like. First mortgage security while
you make a good big profit. Becke
& Hendricks, U. S. Bank bldg.
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Mary Erickson Instructor
Miss Mary Erick&on,' student at
Willamette university is teaching
a class of girl swimmers at the
YMCA tank, in order that they
may successfully pass the junior
Red Cross life saving test. The
class contains 12 members and
they are taught how to tow a
drowning person, to break various
strangle holds, recover objects in
de'lp water, to undress and swim
100 'yards. Artificial respiration
byQ the Schaf fer prone pressure
method la taught. The life sav
in tests are to be given within; a
few weeks.-
Smart French Seal-
Coats, capes and jackets at cost
prices. The French Shop, 115
High street. dl8
Go to Honolul
Two attendants at the state hos
pital have recently obtained po
sitions in Honolulu and. are to
sail on the steamship Turline from
Seattle December 30. The two are
Miss Susie Provancal and Mrs. F;
E. Presson. - - ' i
AH Wool Comforters-
Reduced at Hamilton's.
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This Is Good Weather
. For one of those heavy, all
wool overcoats for from $12' to
$20. Thomas Kay Woolen Mills
Co. d21
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T'ZZTtj
of the oldest iDrtruclT -lWflt$ibia.
oi oervice ai vniiauene uuiTerii
ity. has been asked by Stanford
university to teach at that schocft
during the coming summer scs'
sion. This is the third time that
Professor Matthews has been
asked to take this post and, it is
no little tribute to his capability
as an instructor.
Long Radio Poles
! Delivered ' at any time,
down and pick your poles.
K. Spaulding Co.
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Come
Chas.
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41 Houses for Rent
All modern. $20 to $45
Imme-
diate possession on all. Becke &
Hendricks, U. S. Bank bldg. dlStf
Skatlng Is Reported
; Youngsters have been reported
as skating on one of tho sloughs
along the Willamette river. While
the temperature has been' suffic
iently low to coat the surface with
a thin layer of ice, it will be an
other day or so before any num
ber of persona will dare venture
upon the ice. In the meantime
skates are beins ijjtten in readi
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Special Blanket
: And robe sale at Thomas Kay
Woolen Mill. Office on 12th St.
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CASCARA& QUININE
HEAD STUFFED FROM 2
CATARRH OR A COLD t
T Ears Cream Applied in Nostrils T
Instant relief no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the
air passages of your head clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
hawking, snuffling, blowing, head
ache dryness. Ko struggling for
breath at night; your cold or ca
tarrh disappears.
Get a small bottle of Ely's
Cream . Balm from your druggist
now. Apply a little of this f rap-,
rant, antiseptic, healing cream in
your nostrils. " It penetrates
through eVery air passage of the
head. Boothes the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and re
lief comes instantly. V s: J- it
It's Just fine. Doa't stay, stuf
jtnutih --era
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:lL No Location M f-
is out of reach of Webb's service. Ify V LkJ
'VM Those desiring the type of service jz tt$fr
that this organization renders may td r5?1 '
; have it, regardless of where they " 1$ f5jcSi
: A phone call at any time brings ify jfl-i w
Ri this organization to wherever the fjs -p"
: feci' j need may be. It is a service that ivi - -'" : ' " ' -
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tations of distance. 0r v
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jX "Superior SUncml Service" VS
V 205 Sa Church Street
PrareJr Meeting Today .4
The woman's evangelistic pray-i
er meeting will be held at v S
o'clock this morning with Mrs.
C. F. Wilson, 473 North Cottage.
.Mrs. W. R. ' Spranton will have
charge. There will be no prayer
meeting next Thursday morning.
High Grade Boxed Candies
$1.00 a box and up, at Tyler's
drug store, 157 S. Comm'l. dl8
Xmaa Trees, Best in,City
Petland. We deliver.
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Christmas Program
f The Sunday school class of the
Leslie Methodist 'church are. to
present a Christmas program next
Wednesday night. Considerable
attention has been given the prep
aration of the program and a good
time is promised to all. Special
musical features are to be pre
sented. How About , a New Coinorter
Or blanket for these cold nights?
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The Rowland store at Jefferson
was robbed Tuesday night and
two dozen wool shirts, a quantity
of blankets and some drees ehirts
were taken. : Entrance was gained
by breaking a front window.
Puppies for Xm&s, all Kinds
. .Oh, Boy! Flake's Petland.
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Reduced Prices ',
On several patterns of comfort
ers. iC S. Hamilton. . i aiv
Architect Is Coming
The first steps toward erect
ing the new Salem YMCA will be
started when Architect Dean of
New York City stops over in Sa
lem, tor a few days.- He is the
designer of,' building for the or
ganization and has been responsi
ble for the plans of many YMCA
buildings.
Water Pipes Freeze
Water pipes on the north and
west side of the United States
Starting This Date, December 17th, Our Store Will Be
Until Christmas Special Attention Given to the Evening
Shoppers; Only 6 More Evenings to Shop :
SAVE ON GIFTS
HARTMAN BROS CO.
: Jewelers and Silversmiths
-399 State Street, corner Liberty, Salem, Oregon
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National Bank building suffered
a freezing during the first cold
snap of the year; and now are in
working order. Some of the pipes
on the north side of the court
house were bursted by the freeze.
Slight damage resulted, however,
and repairs were quickly made.
Paris Breaks the Straight Line
Just received several new spring
gowns at .prices most interesting,
$24.75 and $29.75. The French
Shop. 115 N. High St. dl8
FOR REL CHRISTMAS CHEER visit Fry's
Drug Store and see the many novelties you may
select to complete your holiday shopping. Do
mestic and imported perfumes, fancy leather
goods, amber, mother of pearl, shell and Pari
sian ivory toilet articles, manicure sets, travel
ling sets, kodaks, fountain pens, fancy soaps,
bath salts, talc powder, etc. Our goods are
bought direct and priced right.
A visit here will repay you. Oldest,' largest
and best equipped Drug Store" in Oregon, 42
years in Salem. l
280 North Commercial Street
St. Joseph's Super Bazaar
3 Days DECEMBER 19 to 21 Inclusive
to be held in New St. Joseph V Hall
Auspices Furnishings New Hall
Dainty Booths
Delightful Gatherings
Diverse Amusements
Sunday, December 21, Chicken Dinner served from
12 to 2:30 i t
Everybody Welcome
jAnnoumcememt
QUALITY SERVICE PRICE
Sign Contract Let -
The contract has been let for
the manufacture of the new elec
tric sign of the Chamber of Com
merce, permission having been se
cured from the city to erect the
sign, and soon it will be placed
in position. The electric sign com
mittee, composed of E. T. Barnes,
Ed Scbunke and Charles R. Ar
ched, awarded the contract to Nel
son Bros. Henry Lee, member of
the Chamber of -Commerce, drew
the design.
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Hope Chest
Handy Xnias Gifts
Help the Cause 1
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Cold
Weather
Special
Ladies' '
WOOL
HOS
and Wool Mixed
Sizes 92 to lOVz
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Colors: black,
brown, gray, camel
and heather
mixtures
75c
pair
Children's Sport
WOOL
Sizes 8 to 10
95C PS""
SttKacdVCOL
For Women
black and brown
$1.25
pair
AH Wool and SiU:
and Wool, fuU
. fashioned
$1.45
pair
Xmas
HOUSE
If 10)10)17 Rr?
Nl U II li li i" i , A M
for Children at
55c, 65c
and 75c
pair
Ladies' Felt
HOUSE
SUPPERS'
Many- colors and
styles to choose
from
75c
pair
Walkover and
Cantilever Shoes
State and Liberty
so
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HOSE
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fed up with a cold or nasty ca
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