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SATURDAY, HORNING FEBRUARY 3, 1325
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CITY- NEWS m
AT THE THEATERS TODAY
Oregon: "The Re-Creation of
Bryan Kent." -"by. "Harold '
Bell Wright.. " s
Liberty: Jack Plckford in
"The 11111 Billy."
Grand: Bebe Daniels in "Miss
: 'Bluebeard." "' :" ' :
Lions Refuse Contest
The Salem Lions were loath to
enter the attendance contest
hurled at' them -by the Corvallis
Kiwanls club,; at their regular
WOODRY
Buys Furniture
Phone 511
Terminal Taxi
.- SERVICE
Cars for hire Without drivers
PHOXE 2020
Day and Night Service
Popular Priced
Men's and Young Men's
Tailored Suits $25 to $45
P. II. MOSHERi : i
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' Dr. B.H. White
OetoopotBy-sargory - -Coctronlo
Disrootl and Trootaioni
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Offico Phono 859 or 49-J
SOS U. a. Soak Bid.
meeting:. The Salem organization
stated that the odds were against
them and there ,was no use buck
ing them, j -
The Xcw Model Willys Knight
. Has arrived. See them at Vick
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Carl Wethcrell Coming -''
Next Wednesday 'evening at 8
o'clock ; Carl: S Wetberell of San
Francisco, field secretary for the
American Unitarian society, -will
speak at the Unitarian church. The
lecture subject of the evening will
be: "The History of Unitarian
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At the Certified Motor
car Market a good 1920 Chev
rolet 490 touring. This is in ex
ceptionally good - shape and is
newly painted. A snap for $150.
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Artisans Kentertain - -
The United Artisans entertain
ed at the McCormach hall yester
day by a George Washington party
which was attended by delegates
from Portland, Albany.'- Carleton,
Dallas and other assemblies. More
Skating; Skatih'Skatina
' ' At Dreamland . i ' '
1 Thursday, Friday, Saturday "
$ Hear Onr ew Calliope '
Dancing ! Dancing !
' Salem's New Auditorium -
.:yi xLadlea Free; I sj f.
Wednesday and Saturday"
Bezanson's Melody Pbienda
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
Established 1808 1
General Banking Business
. . Office TTours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
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Ami RncC- CECAUSE TIIEY ARE CLEAI1
Hi e UjO l nnrt IIAUF f 'MP IIFflT UFIITS
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17g Csriy all 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 "
oat the proper slxo 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. .: -
v prices range from $10 to $15
Also handle the best Diamond Briquettes $13
PHONE930 ;
Lcrmar Tosfcr a Siorcgo Go;
than 100 persons were present at
me meeting, a program featur
ing Rev. U.'S. Crowder, Thehna
Flake, Sarah Louis Baker. Euwing
McCroskey, Jean Palmentier. Mrs.
Jean Madd. Dancing and refresh
ments were offered: -s,' .
Open All Day Sunday
Terminal Shine Shop.
Returns to Salem
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After conducting a revival ser
vice at Everett; Wash., for a fort
night. Rev. Carl F. Miller, pastor
of the South f Salem , Friend's
churchj has returned to Salem.
Marked success was secured In the
meetings, according to the local
reports. The results obtained
make it one of the best revivals
Rev.-Miller has ever conducted.
See Vick Bros ;
For Splitdorf 5-tube radios, ml
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends
for their kindness during the Ill
ness and death" of our dear hus
band, father and brother; also for
flowers. Mrs. Emma Derenleau,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Deranleau and
family. ; - j .. . . . t f28
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Bishop to Speak , ) '
Bishop Sumner ' will - visit line
Saint Paul's church Sunday morn
ing to preach and admiaisterthe
confirmation at the morning serv
ices, according to announcements
made yestarday.
Cooked Food Sale Today H ;.
By Silver Bell circle at Piggly
Wiggly store. 128
Invalid Iraprov
Mrs. C. E. Lee. who underwent
a major operation at the Wil
lamette sanitarium, is improving
rapidly, according to information
received Friday. Mrs. Lee has
been ill for some time.
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Dance, Schindler Hall
Tonight. , : '
Birth Report Filed ' '
Takashi Yabuki Is the name
given to a baby boy born to Mr.
and Mrs. S. Yabuki, who live on
Route 9.. Mr. Yabuki is a celery
grower in the Labish Meadows. '
Open All Day Sunday
Terminal Shine Shop.
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Inquires for Relatives ;
. Inquiry has been made among
the Willamette university students
for relatives of Burt Spence, for
merly of Turner.
On Sale Saturday
A sample line of spring coats In
extra large sizes. All new shades
and styles. Mrs. H. P, Stlth. 383
State Bt. ; I 128
Select Summer Sreta ry
i Prof. F. M. Erickson has been
selected secretary of the summer
session ot Willamette University,
according to announcements made
yesterday. Nearly a full course of
REDUCED SUMMER RATES
TO CALIFORNIA ?
BY PICKWICK STAGES
San Francisv, oneway, flSSO
. Round Trip, S30.00
Los Angeles, one way,' $27.35
. Round Trip, $50.00
Special Rates to Parties of '
Eight or More
For Information and Reserva
tions phone 696, or call at
CENTRAL STAGE TERM1XAL
' - Kalem, Oregon
INCUBATORS
and
BROODERS
CAPITAL BARGAIN
HOUSE
. The Honse of a Million and
One Baixains ,
-- 213 csnsi
Kaw Is tas tins of yr
vkm folks should sick
oat thair wd con. Tko
prices or aora taoa
right sad so naay fiao
models to caoooo from.
Como ia aad look tbom
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study is being arranged, and from
all indications the coming session
is to be one of the most successful
in the history of the Institution.
Several ot the students attending
the spring session have signified
their Intentions of taking courses
in several of the departments.
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See the New "Willys Knight-4
Models at Vick Bros. - iml
Edison Tone Test Ticket-- j
Commencing this morning I will
give, free of charge, tickets - to
those that will call at my store,
to another of the Edison Tone
Test Recitals at the Grand Opera
House Wednesday evening, March
4th. Given in person by 'Betsy
Lane ' Sbepard and - assisted by
Jacques Glocknes, cellist. ' Secure
your tickets now, as admission Is
only by tickets.1 If you have never
been at one of these high class
music recitals, get admission tick
ets from Geo. C. Will music store.
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Dr. Gilbert II -:, f ,
- - Word comes from Med ford that
Dr.' E. E. Gilbert who - has been
confined in the hospital with seri
cma illness tor the past few' weeks
is not recovering as 'fast as his
friends had hoped. ' He Is not Hble
to see anyone. . 1 i i ; f '
44-tnch' Lunch Sets " ' j '
' And 4 napkins, 81, today only,'
117 N. Commercial st, f28
Finds License Plate . i .. .
A truck license was found on
Commercial, street yesterday land
brought to the police station It
was numbered T-84114. ' j
Ton Will Like It s ,
"Our, Sunday dinner at 75c;
daily merchants lunch, 45c. i Sa
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For Rent . - .
- Three houses and flat, 2 0 to
845; all vacant. Becke V Hen
dricks, U. S. Bk. BMg. f28tl
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Ladles of the G. A. Rw -
Are Invited to meet with Mrs.
F. A,' Baker, corner Summer and
Jefferson streets; ' Saturday-after
noon at z:so. There wui oef -a
Jtny 'i-hi ' DIED' ;?i;fJ."2"j!'8j
RICE In this city, February 28,
Mrs. Mildred. Rice, wife of, O. C
.Rice, a resident ot Lost -Valley.
Ore..' She was the mother; el
Glenn Cooley, of Fossil, Ore.
and Mrs. Irene' Smith, ot Port"
land. ; She. is also survived . by
her mother, Mrs. Peter ' Miller,
of Marshf ield, by a sister Mrs.
Edward Le. . Mleux, ot Marsh
field, and by a brother, Arthur
Miller, -of Oakland, Cal. An
nouncement of funeral will be
made later by the Rigdon & Son
mortuary. r ' ':
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. Make some biscuits today and make them with Snowdrift. Snowdrift is
made out of oil as good as a fine salad oil, hardened and whipped intc
a creamy white fat--but the most important thing of all is that Snowdrift
.makes the most delicious, tempting hot biscuits you can imagine.
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4 Teaspocnfuls Baking Powder
' J I Teaspoon ful Salt
3 Teaspoonfuls Snowdrift
H Cupful Mili
ALL MEASUREMENTS
ARE LEVEL
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KATE BREW VAUGHN'S RECIPE
FOR BAKING POWDER BISCUITS
1 Mix and sift twice the dry ingredients. Work
in Snowdrift with tips of fingers add miile
gradually, mixing with a knife to a soft dough.
Toss on a floured board, pat and roll to one-half
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inch in thickness. Shape with a biscuit cutter. Place
on a tin and bake (450 F.) twelve or fifteen minutes.
good program,
invited. . :-'
AH comrades are
Last Day of Our Sale of
Lunch sets, scarfs, buHet sets,
etc. 117 N. Commercial. 28
GRAHAM Mary J. Graham died
at the age of 62 years, Friday,
-Feb. 27. -She was the mother
of James Graham of Salem,
' John Graham of , Nampa, Idaho,
Gilbert of Washington; and Alex
of.-Nampa, Idaho. Announce
? ments of Tfuneral will he made
. later, by Rigdon J& Son.
RENNIEii-At Eugene, Pebruary
. 27, . Mrs. Jane Ronnie,' age 92.
- JIother :of Williami Rennie. of
Thurston, Ore.; Mrs. Jessie Lin-
t deren. of Portland;- Alexander
Rennie, of Corvallis ; John" Ren
nie, of Eugene, and Francis D.
Rennie, of Colfax,- Wash.- Fu
neral services will be held Mon
day, March 2, at 1:30 o'clock
from the Rigdon mortuary. In-
; terment will be In the City View
cemetery. ' - ' .
. iTho Old!. Boy . on the Corner
' Continued : . ''Fifteen years ago
I jcqnld have bought"' well, yotf
anow ine rest, uut. ne ,aian x.
Will you ? We have houses, lots
and. buildings that are forced ibe-.
low the market price to move.
We'hava cheap lots-at 5 for-750,'
TERMS. Fairmount Hill lots at
$1,000 to $1250 that will continue
on up. t Business lots that you
know will double in 10 years or
lesn. imagine Salem In 135
then investigate.' We specialize on
properties that . must , be moved.
Becke & Hendricks, V.3. Bk.
Bldg. - ' t f28tf
been on the fourth floor of the
Oregon building. Preparations to
make the change are under way
and will be completed bythe mid
dle of the coming week. Previous
to the last session the livestock
sanitary board was moved down
town to make room for the legis
lators. - .
GARDNER Viola - L.- Gardner
dlel two miles west of Salem,
Feb. 2T, at the age of 67 years.
She is survived by her widower,
Thomas J., daughter, Mrs. Ves
ta Entermill ot Baker, Or.; two
sisters. Mrs. W. N. Maxwell.
Walla -Walla Wn.r Mrs.' K A.
WolL Fairs City, Or.; two broth
ers, D. R. Ruble of incojn. Or.,
and Walter Ruble ot Colfax,
Wn. She was a member of the
Christian church. Funeral ser
vices will be held at the Webb
Funeral parlors Monday at 1:30
p. m. Rev. John Evans will
have charge of services. 'Inter'
ment will be In the City View
cemetery.
FUNERALS '
The funeral of Danial K. Bran-'
nan, who . died Feb; 26, will be
held at the Webb Funeral parr
lors today at 3:30 o'clock. Rev.
W. W. Long will have charge. of
services and will be assisted by
Rebekahs and the IOOF lodge. In
terment will be in the IOOF cemetery.
The funeral of Ben R. Cooper
who-died Feb.' 26., will be held at
the Webb Funeral parlors today
at 2 o'clock. Rev. Putnam will
have charge of services, i Inter
ment trill be in the City Viaw
Here From Brazil
; Dr. Henry J. McCall, for several
years in" Brazil,' is attending 'the
fourth annual . student Volunteer
convention at Willamette univers
ity. He will occupy the pulpit
of the First Methodist church Sun
day morning and speak at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday
night. Dr. McCall is being enter
tained by Dean George H. Alden
while in the city. . fJ
To Rename Offices Soon
' The Oregon state livestock sani
tary board will resume their office
on the second floor of the capitol
building soon .During the session
of the legislature the offices have
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OREGON
XKW. TODAY
Harold Bell WrififhtV
. Masterpiece
.The RE-CRKATION OF,
. BRIAN KENT"
IlilllilO Illlllll
LIBERTY
L.ST TIMES TODAY
Jack Pickford
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nHA BILLY"
SCNDAY MONDAY
"MAYnME
IIIIIIIIDHIIIIII
GRAND
TONIGHT SUNDAY '
Bebe Daniels. ..
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You Will Like It r,;
. Our -Sunday dinner at -75c;
daily: merchants' lunch, 15c. Sa
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To Accept Bids" '
Bids will - be accepted Monday
night at the regular meeting of
the- city council for several hun
dred" feet of fire hose, heimits,
and spanners and wrenches. Three
bids were , submitted at the last
meeting.
Drum and Bugle Corps Meet .
The American Legion drum and
bugle corps are' hard at work get
ting in hpe for the state conven
tion next summer at Prlneville,
where the, Salem boys plan to go
for the honors. Each Friday eve
ning the groups meet in the ware
house of Clifford Brown, and prac
tically raise the roof. ;
Broccoli .Crop Damaged
The cB(i freeze of the past win
ter played havoc in the broccoli
crop of thet Umpqua valley, accord
ing to Earl Pearcy of the city wno
has Just finished a trip to Douglas
county. - Railroad men estimate
that the crops have been cut about
600 cars due to the freeae. Al
though the growefs suffered heav
ily, the acreage will be planted
this summer, it is stated.
Paving Program Continued :
From all indications the road
paving program' ot Marion county
(Costtnaod - 6.)
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AddIt thickly ovor throat-
cover with hot flannol
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NOTICE H0TICE t
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Did you know that we are
selling Coat's Improved French
Prune Trees, 4 to 6 feet, at 10c;
3 to 4 feet, Sc? Now is the
time to buy.
Mazzard Cherry Seedlings at
reasonable prices.
3IATHIS NURSERY CO.
Office. Opposite Oregon
Electric Depot
140 South High Street
Just Off State
A Chicken for your
Sunday Dinner
Extra choice lot of fine,
t fat, young hens,
. 38c Pound
3 to 5 pounds each
Bakery Goods " '.
; The-best materials In our
large store, experienced bak
ers making hundreds of
cakes a. week,, an electric
oven which insures uniform
ity in baking, these three
essentials in making good
cakes and pastry gives to our,
customers the very finest'
cakes possible to make. Full
assortment fresh Saturday
morning: . .
Sunshine. Angel.' Chocolate,
Cocoanut. Nat. Mocha.
Prune, Lady Baltimore, Jelly
Roll. .
Special Orders
Orders tor special cakes
must be placed by 8:30 In
the morning for delivery the
same day. 4
Delicatessen
Nothing as appetizing' as a
snappy salad for your lunch.
Shrimp. Potato. Club House.
Spaghetti.
Bos Lunches
A dainty' lunch 'of sand
wiches, : cake, - fruit and
pickles or salad. .Differ
ent assortment every day.
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; Quality First . ,
Groceries and Meats
" Order your Meat with your Groc
eries, one order, one delivery, one
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- Alaska Reindeer Meat
Last Saturday we were sold out
long before the day was over. Rein
deer meat is a novelty and has just
enough of that gamey flavor to make
it a rare treat.
Order It 'early Saturday :
Canned Specials
.To give variety to the menu Is a
constant thought in most homes. We
have made up two assortments ot
vegetables and fruits which will give
you a nice assortment.
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Assortment Nol
3 cans A. C. Bantam Corn
3 cans A. C. Early June Peas
2 caas Libby Solid Tomatoes .
2 cans Libby large sliced Pineapple
1 can Libby . large. Peaches
1 can Libby Apricots
- Assortment - price $2,85
Assortment No. 2
Onarga Corn
Prince Solid Tomatoes
Premium Peas
broken slice Pineapple
Assortment price . . .
.$3.43
PiGth GfccGry Co.
"No cKare fcr dcliTcry
o Phcr. C2r 1CC3-C-7
Gem Ccffco
A fine flavored, smooth
Coffee at a price less the
cost ot a tin can.,
40c Pound
3 Pounds 01.0
Your money hack If you
don't like it. ' -.'.
Garden Seecls
The early seed buyers get
the benefit of a full assort
ment. Come in and make
your selections now. We han
dle the . old reliable D. M.
Ferry & Co. and Northrup,
King tc Co. seeds. Also the
Mandeville. King Co.
Flower Seeds. , -
Fruits
Florl&a Grape Fruit . .lOc
3 for ........ .m. . .5c
2 for JKc and 15c cacX
Oranges SOc, SOc, 40c, COc
Spitzenberg Apples $2J-5 box
Cooking Apples : box
' Head and Leaf Lettuce,
Spinach, Cauliflower, Celery,
Cabbage, Rhubarb, Turnips,
Beets, Carrots, Sweet Pota
toes. Green Onions and
Radishes.
Olive Spcclnls
2 bottles stuffed
Olives ......C:
2 small cans ripe
Olives 2"
Full gallon larga rlra -
Olives
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