SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER, 29. 1925
THE QfcEGON STATESMAN. SALEM, ORISON
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. NEWS BRIEFS ,1
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Angel: Caspar' Hershteltiirrfrti
watcnmaa. Portland. and Cather
ine Miller, 5 Salemf-William B.
Blanchard - and ' Dorothea, ' Rider,
both of. Mill ats; -: ' '
State street betveen Church and
Cottage street. Charles V; Gal
loway of Portland m deliver the
main sAiteis. The eulogy fll be
fttett y Hi. -W:' Carlton Bmlta.'
The -inks Invite their friend to
attend the eerylces. - 1 - t:
Hniter Is Fined 7 '
George WirUaa brought -before
Justice Small charged with
hunting game birds on Turner
flats without license. He was
fined $25 and -eeata end His gun
confiscated, JThAnmat was made
by Warden $tevenson. ,
. .
Rosebraugh Itacaserinaw , .J
Fra nk Roseb faugh Is - reported
recovering niceiy- from an opera
lion ror strangulated hernia, per?
formed" at .the Sajem hospital q
Tuesday." " ...,
Reeerre Tour rendition Indian-
Robe now." A small deposit will
hold it until Christmas. ' Bishop"-
Big Hog iqihEd--,ii:-:U ;v;
George y,B.iley, roate-'C.. reporU
he. killed a hog that weighed 418
pounds dresAod. on. Monday. Hunt
& Schaller niaat marketer said
to hare judged If the biggest hog
iMf nave ererj; bongat. J
Reeerre Your Pfadletoa Indian
Ro.be. now. A small deposit will
hold It until Cbrlaimaa. Bishop's,
Enjoy Tonr ileal; ;
At The 8pa. tDdajtand hear the
wonderful prthpphonic Ylctrola.
Orthophqnie Tioirola . ?
Giese-Powers. We charge no
terest. . . : n29
fpeding Chargel J v
Roger Folser was arrested on
speeding charge last night by War
ren Edwards, city traffic officer.
Folger 'was felted to appear In the
police court Monday moraing.
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The French Shoy ' " .
All winter hats in stock priced
in four-groups. Hats formerly
Jiff to $12.50 at $3.50: hats for
merly $12:60 to $14.50 at 15;
hats formerly' $16. SO to $22.50 at
$9 75. M. Bulfa Morrison, 116
High St. B29
Blds to BeCalied- - 1 .,' ? . .
Officers of the Salem YMCA an
nounce that bids will be called for
for. furnishings of the New YMCA
building ' reac.bjng completion on
Court" street. The bids will be
called for Tuesday. - To allow
ample Uae for' opening of bids,
the contract? wlll be awarded the
week following. I ;
Gregg,' chairman, Lake : Shields,
Julian Burroughs, Russell Edward
Pratt,' Glenn Gregg, Walter Fuhr-
er, Richard Merril Kriesel, Marrin
-Duke'V Roth, Mr. Frtzgerald, of
the Marion -Auto company. The
next meeting win be held during
daring the Christmas holidays
with Walter Fnhrer inv charge. A
delegation from all the Pacific
northwest will be present at this
time.
Closing Out ,
Our used pianos at T$50, $75,
$100 and $125. See these at once
as they will not last long at these
prices. Tallman Piano Store, 295
S. Twelfth-. n29
Some Slodera Couple-
That rent, here's 4-rqom new
cottage, furnace, fireplace, hard
wood, dutch kitchen, garage . In
basement, wired for electric range'.
A double construction union-made
home that will last. On .large view
lot with treeB. Protected district.
with increasing values. Price,
$3600. Any reasonable terms to
responsible people. See. at 1550
8. Winter street. Becke & Hen
dricks. 189 N. High street, Hellig
Bldg. n28tf
new " municipal' wate, plant' were
nat Into action last week, wna
the pumps now in use, the city's
plant is now completely uwsnea.
fne pumps are xepi in acuun ap
Drbximatelr 10 hoars a day pump
ing water into the reservoir; which
is situated on a mil about half a
mile west Of the city." Capacity
of the plant, which cost ' about
$3200 altogether, Is 5.000 gallons
an hour. The new pumps cost
$1665. '
Moral and Spiritual Healths
Is as much a necessity as physi
cal health. The men's class at
the jBligh theater, 9:45 Sunday
morning, taught by J. J. Evans.
is trying to stimulate spiritual
forces in the individual and com
munity. All men welcome. n29
Xon-Sopport Charged v'
"Edwin: 'Tantter, "charged 'with
non-support, was hound r over to
the grand, jury following a hear
ing in justice court yesterday.' He
is now n the county jail, unable
to furnish a bond of $250. 1
For Rent, Warm 5-Rooui
flat, $25; right down town. Also
5-room blouse north, $25; garage
house, $10. Becke & Hendricks,
189 N. High street, Hellig Bldg.
: ; ' I n28tf
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Play to Be Presented
are planning to present the X play.
"The Call of Wohelo," Friday, De
cember 4; In the auditorium of the
Salenrhigh school; .'The setting is
a camp, the theme of the play be
ing relative , to the campf ire girl's
life. The girls plan to show 60
stereopticott vies depicting de
tails of Camp Jife, this in addition
to the play. " y V : i .. .'.
Speeder Fined -
D. F. Blake was fined $5 bv
Judge Poulsen Saturday upon be
ing convicted of speeding.
Announcement-
Mrs. Abbte Stedman Baer. Port
land, will be at Gray Improvement
Shoppe. Oregon Bldg.. Monday.
Tues. Wed. of each week for the
removal of superfluous hair.
moles,, warts,' birthmarks, by elec
trolysis. Tel. 187. References:
State Medical Board diploma. n29
Brunswick's New Panacrore '
in concert this afternoon and
eTening at the Gray Belle. H. I
Stiff Furniture Co.' - . n29
Speeder Fined '
Earl Star of Silrerton; who was
arrested - Friday, night by Officer
Edwards" on a charge of speeding,
was fined $ 7.5 0 for ! the offense
Saturday by Judge Poulsen.
Correct Corset Fitting - '
Howard Corset Shop, 155 3 High
. A- J.. ' k n29
Saxophone and Band Instrument.
- Repairing ibat is guaranteed.
Duke's Mualcal. Instrument Repair
Shop. Phone 2215. Room 3, Mc-
Cornack Bldg. Over Miller's. n29
Fraternity ' Banquet T
aiem members of Sigma Phi
EpsUon fraternity of OAC Enjoyed
a banquet at The Spa November
27- : Rcminiacences of old! school
days were recalled and gone over
again. .Those present-were Lloyd
Seek Spring Water t
' Authority to appropriate water
from an tmnamed'spHas; IbTsoojM
by the R. 3. Wallaee Orchard com
pany of tttfs city in-n application
to the state engineering depart-
Si tZtt.-, Break a Cold Right Up. with
w niisuug x acres ot iana in
Polk county.-
! "Paps Cold Compound"
Orthophonio TlctrolaaW '
$85. $110. $150 anA 1275 n1
gether with the New Electrpla, at
oore s Music House. n29
Interest paid by State - .
A check tor $44,5pl.35 was
sent Saturday by Tom B. Kay,
state treasurer, to the National
City bank of New York." The
money is to pay the Interest on
Oregon irrigation district bonds,
as provided for in the law guarao-
lT . s forest by, the Jta-te. 1
twit uvrwnfi I or - it -i
Howard Corset Shop, 153 B High
Lights Donated ..-50?
The bridge lonchedn elub, com
1 nosed of 12 of Salem's most prom,
mem matrons, HAye donated four
entrance lights to Ihe-eaiem ftos
pitai. On each poVts at
the entrance to' ti hoan!ti
grounds a light has teen placed,
&nd a light 'has been placed" at
: door, 'i The itAn"-tAitktttmA S
- money for nufchaslat'th&'lfrtW
by holding a rummage safe last
year. This year jthe club held ail "
J.ber such sale, giTfng the.' proi
reeds to the -fiospltal to nse fo
the purchasing of lahoratAr
- equipment. -
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Take two tablets
every-three hoars
until three .doses
are taken. The first
dose always gives
relief. The second
and third doses
completely break
up the cold. Pleas
ant and safe to
take. Contains no
quinine or; opiates.
Millions us
Tape's Cold Com
pound." Pric
thirty - five cents.
Druggists guarantee It, Adv.
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Pumps in L'
John Qosser. mayor of West
Salem, announced Saturday morn
ing that the pumps of that city's
Services Well Attended
The down town union Thanks
giving service, held at the First
Evangelical church was attended
by a capacity filled house. The
president's Thanksgiylng procla
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You Need Glasses
Xl.f-:isr&f? ''tli " ' -
if -you find. It necessary to
hold reading matter at an nn-
jsatural. distance ,fro m your eyes
more or less than thirteen
inches. . v
it eye fatigue compels yon to
lay aside your newspaper,' mag
azine or book after reading only
a short timel
y-if you feej, an inclination :to
tab iour. eyes' to obtain., reli&t
from the burning and smarting
sensation, that indicates eye
strain. . - : r,' i, , - - ,.V
if you can no longer "thread
the needle" with the ease and
skiU of former years.
if you find 'work is "getting
on your nerves."
if your head aches; if type
blurs; if your brain refuses to
concentrate on the work you
have to do.
Morris Optical
Coippany
803 Oregon Building
Salem, Oregon
Make This
BANK
the Centre
of Usefulness
Every
Member
of this
Organization
Endeavors
Through
Intensive
Ccperative
Banking
Service
to be
Helpful
to this
Community.
We
Invite
You to
Come in
and get
Better
Acquainted
with
Our Staff,
Perfected
Service
and
Facilities
7r
President
First
National
Bank
The ranatrope in Convert ,f
' At the Gray Belle ibis afternoon
and evening. H. L. Stiff Furni
ture Co: - -"
Bltmar Released "' 1
- Dick Ditnur, who somi weeks
ago was 1 sentenced to serve o
days in Jail and pay a fme of $19
for 'driving a. car while under Hhe
Influence of1 Intoxicating liquor,
was arrested' fepon warrant Frhlay
night by Officers Edwards and
White. Upon order of Judge Poet
sen he was released ixnttl 'Decem
ber1!. Postponement of sentence
was given t allow -Bert7 Macey,
itmar's attorney, to file a writ of
review In circuit mrt- "
Will Sell Krerv Knr.
, Upright, grand and player iaso
in bur stock at practically dealers'
cost, for quick sale this - week.
Terms it desired. Tallman Piano
Store, 395 S. 12th. n29
Klks Service to Be nehl '
Members of the Salem Klks
lodge are planning' to hold ' their
annual Memorial services Decern
bor6, in the. new Elks temple on
RHICHESTERSFIIW
it?f' -maimi mum. ,Y
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THE
MMATION
of Your Eyes
IS IM
PORTANT
for it is. from this highly scientific data that your glasses
are made. -
. But no les$ important" is the correct grinding of the
lensejs or the final adjustment upon the face of the wearer,
of the finished glasses. " ':' ' ' "
v Painstaking care' and individual attentions, to each of
these three important departments extending over a period
o$ oyer eight years, accounts for our present splendid pa
tronage. Let your next glasses he made" for you by the
s -at- '
APPOINTMENTS
325 J5tate St
Phone 327
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We want to make this the outstanding half price sale of the whole year and are going
to give prices that will be talked about for months. . Our heavy trade in the past
month has made a large collection of short lines, everyone a fast seller and they all
go in the sale at half price, be sure and be there one of three days or it will sure cost
you money. We sell nothing but high grade shoes not a cheap shoe in the house and to
keep up the high style standard that we always maintain we are forced to move our
stock fast, which is bound to make a number of runs of from one to a dozen pairs each
pair is in the height of fashion and a real style shoe and they are to be sold at exactly;
half the marked price.
This Sale covers Men's, and Women's Dress Shoes, Boy's, Misses' and Children's
Dress Shoes. Also Men's and Boys Work Shoes in every size. We can list only a few
of the many styles.
JUL
MEN'S WORK SHOES
Full run men's $5.00 work shoes, the best thing
in Salem for the money. As long as they last at
$2.50
Full run men's $7.00 work shoes to clean up the
line first come first served at
$3.50
Men's high tops and loggers' to close out the en
tire line of broken lots. Boots ranging from $10.00
to $15.00, to close out, at half
$5 to $7.50
BOY'S DAYTON HIGH TOP
Boots in black only. Sizes from 3 to 6. Regularly
sold at $7.00. Go at
$3.50
CHILDREN'S SHOES
One lot of brown calf stitched downs. Good $4.00
shoes. Sizes 6 to 2, go at -;
$2.00
One lot children's colored pumps, priced $5.00 to
$6.00, to close out at
$L95
BOYS' BLACK OR TAN DRESS
SHOES
The best $5.00 shoes on the market go at
I $2.50
BOYS' TAN OR BLACK DRESS
SHOES
j Regular $6.00 grades, broken sizes to close out,
go at ; .
1 $3:00
MEN'S DRESS SHOES
i "Men's $7.00 dress shoes and oxfords, broken lines,
while they last, go at
$3.50
1 Men's $8.00 dress shoes and oxfords, tan, brown,
or black. To close out, most all sizes go at
$4.00
1 Men's $9.00 dress shoes. Some very new numbers
in this lot been broken in our past month's big rush,
thev all eo in this sale at t -
$4;50
Men's $10.00 oxfords and shoes.. This includes
some Florshiems in short runs. Get a pair before
they go at
$5.00
LADIES' DRESS PUMPS
All $8:00 pumps selected for this sale in patent
satin ana Kia, go at nan
$4.00
AH $9.00 pumps, broken lines, patent, satin, both
brown and black, black Jrid, go at
$4.50
All $10.00 ladies' pumps, -all heights of heels,
short runs, all sizes, but not every size in each run,
goes at
$5.00
All $12.00 pumps for ladies up to the minute
styles but not all sizes to sell quick', at
$6.00
LADIES' CHRISTMAS HOUSE
SLIPPERS
We have just got a big lot of over 500 pairs of
new style slippers at a "wonderful buy and are going
to pass it on to our customers. They are ribbon trim
and every color, every size. We are going to close out
the lot at . ' .
95c
Big run mfctfs leather slippers, A good $3.50 or
$4.00 quality in this sale at
$1.95
Ladies' ribbon trim leather sole, rubber heel. A
good $3.00 value in this sale at
$1.95
McCALLUM HOSE
.Get your ..Christmas Hose now and sive Mc
Callums and nothing else as they are sd far super
ior to anything .else that after you see Jhem you
really-could, not Jgive any other hose. Both in men's
and Women's.." j- '.;.!.; -':',?,. '
paira of our Regular hose CC CH
3 . pair3 of our
at
jl. Every Wednesday is Rubber Heel Day. We put on any
fea make 50c rubber heel at half price... Wednesday only.
SM;W.t ;w JLeayje shoes any day for Wednesday. , .
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Do Your Feet Hurt?
Corns aod -callouses re
mored without pain or
soreness. Ingrown nails
removed and treated.
Pains In feet, weak foot,
flat foot, foot strains and
fallen arches adjusted. Do
riot suffer.-1 will give yoa
the best that science ean
produce in scientific chir
opody. Consult . "
, : DR. 1VTLUAMS
' ABout Your Feet
Hours 9 -5:30 Phone 616
JHE PRICE
Vatt $ko
FnPsmfx
ZZ6 8tatea hCXttDUKm23!l!l
Repair Department ;
Our shop Is equipped with '
all new . machinery. We
use nothing bnt the rery
best grade of leather that
money will bur.
Mr. Jacobson. . In charge
of this department, in an
expert in his line -has
spent years In factories
and' repair shops and will
do nothing bat high grade
-woravi;
9 TO 5 O'CLOCK
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