THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
THURSDAY MORNING, DEMKli,-l b&y
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VISIT OUR
and Drastic Disposal Sale
'MANY UTEMS SVCH fAS THESE OFFERED :
Pre
Holiday
' Men's White
Handkerchiefs
Eull size, regular 10c seller. Now
x 5c V
Men's Fine
Silk Ties
89c
Men's Union Suits
Wright Wool Mixed, good weight,
slightly soiled. Actual Value $4.50.
Now ; - ' - -
$2.85
Men s Suits
Mixed and plain materials, dark
and medium shades. Value to
$27.50. Now - "
$17.85
REMEMBER --This is a step into the realms of better merchan
dising with a radical reduction on everything in this store
; - (except contract goods)
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
469 STATE STREET '
SALEM, OREGON
IMS?. sMT7
We hare an up tojd.
Willys Knight, 1923 model,
for an up to date man who
wants the best. r New paint,
new tires, motometer, wind
shield swipe and real bar
gain at $890.00. :
also were heard by the supreme
coart today in the. case of. the
state against Earl Patterson of
Portland, vrbo is nnder penitenti
ary sentence for embezzlement of
fundi or he Lumbermen's Trust
bank. It was' alleged that Mr.
Patterson obtained approximately English Broadcloth Shirts
school, will Instruct. . The class
will be theory as well as practice,
with the purpose of teaching the
girls how to coach ta the sport.
The girls have just completed1 a
course in soccor j,r . ; -. ft
$30,000 through his operations.
Pro-Holiday Sale of Rags
-At Hamilton's, 340 Court.
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We Hare 123 AU-Woo
C Overcoats on .sale at
Newest styles" and patterns,
J1.S5. The Man's Shop. d3
Yours for the Asking x
1926 Maxfield Parrish Calen
dars. Halik & Eoff. 237 Court. d3
112 50.
legislature probably will not ex
ceed $2000 or 13000, according
to figures compiled here by James
S. Stewart, field representative of
the state board of control. It was
reported yesterday that the losses
might exceed $10,000.
! iClectrlc Sewing Machines '
At Hamilton's, 340 Court St, U3
Loyal Woman's Claws
Of the First Christian church
bazaar and cooked food sale. Sat.
Dec. 5, at the'S. P. ticket office.
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1TY NE WS IN BRIEF
UurWgatherMafl
425
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3 CLOUDY;
Generally .rfciottdy, normal tern
perature;-light west winds. Wed
nesday Max., 51; min., 40; river,
1.5, rising; rainfall, .29; atmos
phere, cloudy; wind, southwest.
Will Locate Here
Fred-It. Armond, of Oregon
City, has arrived in Salem to
make his future home. He has
-property Interests here.
Divorce Is Obtained
Oscar A. Nendel was granted a
divorce from Myrtle Nendel in
Circuit Judge 'L. H. McMahan's
court yeslerday. They were mar
riediu DteyWrl891, Nendel
declared his, wife deserted him in
October I92f.---
Tapestry Bru&scl Rngs
9x12 size, at $21.85.
ton's, 340 Court St.
Hamll-d3
Emilie Lancel, Mezzo-Soprano
With MacDowell club chorus.
Waller Hall, Saturday, Dec- 5.
Tickets, $1.00 d4
Dr. Marshall, Osteopath!
Physician and surgeon
d3
$5 Down and $1 a Week
Will place a Hamilton-ISeaeh
Vacuum sweeper in your home.
Hamilton's, 340 Court St. - d3
jQoes to Hospital
j Mrs. Lillian Carver, was re
ceived as a medical patient at the
Deaconess hospital, yesterday.
Orthophonic Yictrola
'-. For beauty as well as volume of
tone, at Moore'8 Music House. d4
Is Recovered
Mrs. Mildred Kittilson left the
Deaconess . hospital yesterday,
haying recovered from her recent
Illness.
Exclusive Distribution
For W. WV Kimball pianos. A.
B. Chase, Davenport & Tracy,
Bush & Gerts. Moore's Music
House, 409-415 Court. i20tf
he French Shop
" All winter hats in stock priced
In four . groups. . v Hats formerly
U10 to $12.50 at $3.50; hats for
merly $12.50 to $14.50 at $5;
hats formerly $16.50 to $22 50 at
$9.75. M. Buffe Morrison, 115
High St. dltf
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One License Issued
One marriage was obtained in
the ' county clerk's office yester
day. This was taken out by Stan
ley S. Hitchcock, a vulcanizer,
576 Union street and Ola V. Mar--baughDf
Salem.
Pomeroy & Keene
, Jewelers and Optometrists
Salem, Oregon ,
PAINTING
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materials
and the veryr bait workman
ship call ua, v
Gabriel
Powder and Supply Co,
lit B. Commercial Phona Tit
Woman Seeks Divorce--
Ruth Beggs has filed a suit for
divorce from James L. Beggs in
the circuit court here. They were
marripil In Vanrnnvpr Wash, in
OctobeplJMZ,, CruliftdMnhn'
man treatment Is alleged. and Mrs.
Beggs declares that she had to
support herself and children. Sbe
seeks the custody of the two
children and support money for
them and $100 atorney fees.
ham. They were married in Van
couver, wash., In February 1918.
The, complaint charges'1 that the
defendant is a "gross and habit
ual drunkard." Cuelajid; inhu
man., treatment- is areO" a,uegea.
Mrsii Wwhamfwas awarded the
custody of a small son,'" and per
manent alimony of $300. $75 was
also ordered for past support of
the child and $25 a month for
future suuport money.
$1200 Not Working
Here's 12 lots that can lay out
all winter and a couple more win
ters and nothing happens except
surrounding improvements. Low
tax. On sewer and lights; $1200
takes clear as a bell. Large lots.
excellent garden. Investigate.
Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High.
street. Heilig BIdg. . d2tf
On Fair Mission rv
Mts Ella Wlsaii"secretary of
the 'Oregon state fair-board spent
yesterday In Portland attending
to business matters' la connection
with her official position..
Hotel Marion
Dollar Dinner. '
S. Every evening.
Served 5:45 to
n-27tf
The Rev. M- C. Clivrkc:
Vice president of the Salem Min
istry association will be the spe
cial speaker at the Salvation Army
hall Saturday, Dec. 5, at 8 p. m.
Rev.. Clarke is a very capable
speaker, and the public is cordially
Invited. There will be special
music and singing in connection
with the service. d3
DISTURBANCE IN A LOCAL
THEATRE
The patrons of a local s show
house were very much disturbed
and annoyed by the continuous
coughing of a person in the audi
ence. Don't be a nuisance because
you have a cough or cold. A few
doses of FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR, COMPOUND taken promptly
will brine speedy relief from
coughs, colds and hoarseness. Mrs.
W. T. Clary, White Plains. Va.
writes: "We have used FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND
for colds and bad coughs -with
splendid results." Adv.
This is about half the ordinary Building Permit Issued
retail price.
Mill Co.
Thoa. Kay
Woolen
do
Becomes III
Herman Masters, patient at the
state hospital, became suddenly
ill while shopping in Pander's
Shoe shop, yesterday afternoon.
He became a victim of convul
sions. Hospital authorities were
notified and a car was sent for
him.
Wiley Weathers and O. R.
Strausbaugh were issued a permit
by City Recorder Poulsen Wednes
day to construct a one-story dwell
ing at 2055 South Cottage street.
The building is to cost $2500.
Upholstering and Furniture
Repair work at Hamilton's, d.
95 Down and $1 a Week-
Will place a Hamilton-Beach
vacuum sweeper in your home.
Hamilton's, 34 0 Court St. d3
Closing Out
Our used pianos at $50, $75
$100, and $125. See these at once
as they will not last long at these
prices. Tallman Piano Store, 395
S. 12th. d6
Will Sell Every New
Upright, grand and player piano
in our stock at practically dealers'
cost, for quick sale this week.
Terms if desired. Tallman Piano
Store, 395 S. 12th. d6
Opinion Written
Tbe state supreme court, in an
opinion written by Justice Bean
and handed down here yesterday.
held as legal an assessment of
five cents an acre against all
lands embraced In the Ochoco ir
rigation, district in Crook, county.
The assessment was levied by the
board of directors of the district
to take pare of delinquencies.
The French Shop - . MJ
Our semi-annual sale continues.
Weather Unfavorable
Mrs. R. M. Tuttle and daughter
Elizabeth, have returned here af
ter two weeks spent in southern
California. They said that rains
had been common in L03 Angeles
and the weather was not as pleas
ant as had been anticipated.
PROTECT YOUR CHILD'S
HEALTH
Through thoughtlessness the
slight cough or cold of a child is
often neglected and becomes seri
ous. A few doses- of FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND
at small cost, taken at the onset
of .the ohL- brings speedy relief.
saf e.reliabia'. cough remedy on
hand,. anf give- promptly when a
cough o cold Is detected. Equally
effective for older persons. De-
coats and- hats. Gowns for street mand FOLEY'S HONEY AND
and evening wear. Wonderful val- tak.--aov,
ues. in all lines. M. Buffe Morri
son. 115 High St. dltf
of states. The .; cost of -printing
these books thus far this year has
exceeded $12,000. .Abetter from
a Portland firm says the books
could be furnished to the state at
a cost less than now demanded
by the state printer. .
Wednesday, four of whom were of
, To Mr. and Mrs. E. J. His
Christmas! "Records-
Get yours while our stock Is
complete. IL L. Stiff Furn Co. d3
Committee to Judge-Essays .
The 40 essays submitted to tbe
Kiwania club of Salem for final
consideration in the contest spon
sored by that organization will be
judged by the committee that ar
ranged the pla'ns for the . contest.
The committee members to judge
are Byron . Wright, Dr. Fred
Thompson," Harwood Hall, George
E. Allen and , Dr. Henry Morris.
Retired Farmer, Snap .
,6-acre tract cut to $5500. On
paving, close to Salem; -modern
bldgs., fruit and berries. Reasons
for sacrifice. Now Becke &
Hendricks, 189 N. High street
HeiileBIde. . d2tf
Ieaf School Students Here
Into Salem came Wednesday
Lll5 students at the state deaf
school for the purpose of seeing
Santa on his pre-Christmas visit
Several nt the children were too
young to make the trip unescorted
so Rotarians volunteered to motor
out , to the deaf school and bring
them In.
Make Her Happy at
Christmas time, -by sending her
a Hamilton-Beach vacuum sweep
er. . Hamilton.. 340 Court St d3
Birth Are-Reported-
Six births were reported aMhe
office of the crly health officer
TKnva
oerger of : Aumsvllie was born a
son on November 29, who ias been
given the name of Richard Lee.
A son was boirh on December 2
to Mr- and Mrs. H. C. Gwynn of
Salemand he has been named
Keith Warren.-. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
"(CoBtinned pace 6.) '
SCHAEFER'S
COLD
CAPSULES
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will break up your
cold in 24 hours or
money refunded.
CCHAEFER'C
DRUG STORE
The Yellow Front Phone 107
133 North . Commercial Street
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The Pcnslar Store;
Whispering Baritone Singing
"Feelln Kind o'Blue." a knock
out Victor record, at Stiffs. d3
A Number of iood Axminstei
Rugs, 8-3x10-6 size at $27 50;
others at $32.50 and $38. Call at
once and make your selections he-
fore the stock Is broken. Hamil
ton's, 340 Court St. . d3
Visits on Business
Charles Eberhard, real estate
dealer of Baker, spent last night
in Saleih loking after businesa
matters. '
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Furniture TTphuntery-'
And repairing. QleBft-Poirera
asotf
Eakin
Jack Eakin, special investigator
for the state corporation depart
ment left recently for Salt Lake
City. Utah and other distant cities
to conduct investigations of cor
porations operating in this state.
Anto Returned
An automobile stolen from tbe
garage of W. A. Pettit,. Oregonian
correspondent here three weeks
ago was returned to Salem today.
Tbe car was iound near El Center
Washington, where it was aband
oned by the two men who com
mitted a series of burglaries in
southern Washington. When
found the car was equipped with
Oregon license plates issued to
M. K. Boathan of Corvallis.
$5 Down and 1 a Week-
Will place a Hamilton-Beach
vacuum sweeper in your home.
Hamilton's. 340 Court St. d3
Ladles' Dress Special-
See Breier's ad, page 3.
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Fred "R-Stearns of Portland; Is
spending a few days in Salem vis
iting with friends.
Furniture Company..; .'
:' ' if '
Furniture Upnobjtery
And repairing. Gtese-Towers
Furniture Company. i20tf
5 to 8 Rooms, $2500 Today
o rooms, finished and plastered.
balance ready to lath and plaster,
garage and cement basement. On
trim lot south., near schools. This
is best home .buy we know. Some
terms. Becke & Hendricks, 189
N. High street, Heilig Bldg. d2tf
Decree Is Obtained.
Bessie Wareham was granted
a divorce in the circuit court here
Wednesday from David I.-Ware-
Wood Wood
TRACY'S FUEL
YARD
167' D Street Telephone 2313
JOE WILLIAMS
The Battery Man -
If la Trouble Call Oar
Service Cu
WILLAKD
531 Court St. Phone 108
. UNDERVvOdl)
TYPEWRITER CO.
Direct Factory Branch
619 Court Street Phone M2
Typawriten Rented, Sold,
-. Repaired ,
Special rental rates to itudenta
H. F. WOODRY & SON
Aaetleaeera aaa rirntttre Oeelen,
Tar ek for Vt TrnlXw, Mitt '
71 Mertk OetamercUL
OfHce Phone 75 cr Res
idence Phone 1843-W
Get the Best
FRUIT
Cakes
arid
English Plum
Pudding
MODEL BAKERY
121 South Commercial
Orthophonic Yictrola
For beauty as well as volume of
tone, at Moore's Music House. d4
Op pen Teaches Acetytenfe- j
And electric welding. New elec
tric welding machines, 9250;
acetylene generators, 90 and up.
695 Mill St. d.
Stopping With Friends-
Fern Hartman of LaGrande,
has arrived in Salem to spend
few days visiting friends.
Special Prices Tills Week
On all Brussel, Axminster and
Velvet rugs; also a number of
Wilton rugs. Hamilton's, 340
Court. d3
We Have 125 All-Wool
Overcoats; on sale at $12. 50.
This Is about half the ordinary re-
w pxlce. Thos. Kay Woolen
M?iv.Co: . , d5
Make Her Happy at Christina:
Time by sending her a Hamil
ton-Beach vacuum sweeper. Ham
ilton's, 340 Court SV d;
Thomas Childs of Salem regis
tered as a freshman inthe school
of engineering at OAC, has been
selected as a member of the fresh
man oeDaie squad- lie is a con
tender for the rook swimming
a month In the eastern states team, ana in a freshman marathon
where he investigated a number! swimming contest being held, ho
of prisons. While in Florida the Ms seventh. He is a member of
WafUcn to Return
W. A- Dalrymple of the Oregon
state penitentiary has written that
he will return here next wek after
warden attended a national con
ference of prison officials.
Wastina club, one of five in the
men's dormitory.
Loss to be Ixtw
Prospective losses to the state
resulting from loans to farmers
in the prost devastated areas of
eastern Oregon under a law en
acted at the last session of the
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F. N. WOODRY
Salem's Leading
AUCTIONEERS
Pays Cash For Furniture
Residence and S tore i
'ieiO'ttortn unime
PHONE 5ir
"Established Since 1010
Elkins Returns
Dillard Elkins, member of the
state industrial accident commis
sion has returned from Coos coun
ty where he spent the past , few
days looking after official matr
ters. On his way to Coos Bay
the governor spent a day at
Eugene where he was summoned
as a witness in a case involving
the accident commission.
I RCA and Stewart-Warner Radio
ee our radio department.
Moore's Music House, f di
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A Hamilton-ReacTi
Vae&um sweeper wlBjnake her
happy. Hamilton's, 340 Court St.
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DISEASES
Acute and Chronic treated
by the latest Electrical.
Theraphy and Osteopathy.
Consultation Free!
B. H. WHITE
Physician and Snrgeon
506 U. S. Bank Bldg.
f Salem, Oregon
Afafces Business Trip
W. A. .Delziel, deputy state
sealer of weights and measures,
spent the day In' Portland attend
ing to business matters.
Buy Your Christmas Prcaents
Dec. 3 at the Lutheran window
sale in the S. P, ticket office, 184
N. Liberty. 'All fancy work. d3
English Broadcloth Rhirts
Newest styles and patterns.
$1.83. The Man's Shop. d3
ALL OREGON PARENTS
Should
Link tho Future of Their Children
with a
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Juvenile or Educational Trust Fund Policy
they make their college training sure,
at a nominal cost '
Ask
VICTOR SCHNEIDER, Special Agent
117 North Commercial Street, Salem
Phone 577
Cloaed Antomobih
. At -reduced prices. These In-
cmae a wuiys-K.nignt sedan, a
Hudson coach, a Gardner coupe,
a Ford coupe and a Studebaker
closure. See these at the Certi
fied Public Motor Car Market.
nl7tt
Marceirs Miracle Mineral
For your better health. For
free interview write G. H. Gazeley.
special representative, box 339. J3
A Xew Pipe Organ Recortl
By the new electrical process;
I a real treat. Stop in at Stiff's and
hear It. d3
Eattman Brother!
Furnace
Salem Office 169 S. High
? Office hours:. . -11:11
TO 1 P, JlT
Factory, BHverton, Ore,
I Scml-Annual Sale
Of beautiful wearing apparel.
piost interesting Bale on all cloth
i coats, rso coai priceu over 9.i
I -raany at much less. The French
iShop. 115 High St. V" .dltf
. 4.
In Tort land -. '
Will Moore, , state Insurance
commissioner spent the' dayAln
Portland transacting , business
matters in ' connection with his
! official' duties. - ?
English Broadcloth Shirts 4
Newest r styles and patterns.
$1.83." The Blan's Shop. d3
i
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
EaUbuahed 1SCS
General Banking Bmtncsi
Otflos Bears from 19 Mk to
as
tliah C rale Player Pian
Ieft with us.' Big sacrifice for
immediate sale. See this snap at
once. Taiiman riano"Siorc,39
IS 12th.
,Ad6
Court Hearing
;The btate supreme court yester
day heard arguments in the ease
of the state of Oregon against
Elroy Haines. - who is under two
years penitentiary sentence for a
statutory crime committed In Mar
ion county. The lower court held
.In favor of the state.
Investigate Ileal Estate
W., A.i Mullen, deputy state -in
surance commissioner, will return
here tomorrow from eastern Ore
gon where he spent the past few
days investigating real estate op
erations. Complaints received by
Mr. Mullen indicated that a num
ber of real estate dealers' were
operating in eastern Oregon with
out first obtaining a license from
the state department.
Boy SonKht
Mr. Crenshaw of Corvallis re
ported while in Salem Wednesdav
that his son, Ralph, 16, departed
from his home last Sunday and
has not been seen or heard from
since that time. The father asks
that if anyone knows of the boy's
location to ..please inform his
mother. Mrs. Crenshaw, at ths
Corvallis senera! hospital.
$1 Down Places an Electric'
Sewing machine, in your home.
Hamilton's,. 3,10 Court St, d3
Shrubs, Fruit Trees, Roses
Bulbs, at Pearcy Bros., 178 S.
Commercial St. do
Card of Thanks
We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to the pallbearers and
other friends for the assistance
rendered and the floral offerings
sent, during our recent bereave
ment. (Signed) Manlev I. Moore
and family. d3
Place Your Order Xow
For Christmas delivery for the
Hamilton-Beach vacuum sweeper.
Hamilton, 344 Court St d3
Prayer League Meets
The f Women's Evangelistic
prayer league will meet today at
the home -of Mrs. George . Alden.
766' North Church' street. Mrs.
George p'NeiL will lead.
Open Competition -
The state printing board at a
meeting here yesterday decided to
throw open to competition the
printing of the state motor vehicle
license lists. These lists are
printed monthly in book form un
der the direction of the secretary
Obituary
See C'J4 Breler Ad
On page 3 today.
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A' HamIltonBeach Vacuum
-- Sweeper will make her happy.
Hamilton, 340 Court St. ; d3
Treasurer Return
i, T. B. Kay. state treasurer, re
turned here today from . Portland
where he transacted official mat
ters, .--'i
.'pool-; -
At the residence. 1724 Nebras
ka avenue, Wednesday, December
2. MHo R. Tool. 80 ycarsw Sur
vived by his wife, a daughter. Mrs
M. B. McKay of Corvallis; one son.
Clark II. Tool, of Now York. The
deceased was a member of the
First Methodist church. Remains
at Risrdon mortuary, please omit
flowers. ;
BCA and Stewart Warner Badic
See our-' radio department.
Moore's Music House. d4
A Wonderful Showing
Of handkerchiefs for 2Sc and
fine. Howard Corset Shop,' 153 S.
High. " . ' 3
Class Organized ,
Tbe women's athletic association
of Willamette university met -on
Wednesday afternoon and decided
to take up a basketball class, to
start next Monday. Miss Gabrjel,
Arguments women's , physical director at the -
FOR THOSE WHO
MOURN
We!jrricve" riot for them but
for ourselves. We mfss them;
life can - never be- the. same
without them. Nothing hut
time can heal - the hurt and
make the -period of .separation
bearable.' But when we come
to see life la .' the whole, we
rest in the' certainty that we
have only parted for a; short
time, . that they aro Just, over
tbe borderline waiting for us to
Join them and continue the lone
pilgrimage in their company.
. , Shcba . Hargrcaves.
W. T. Rigdon & Soxi
Do your eyes reflect
The freshness and
Sparkle of youth
Eyes that have too heavy a load to
carry cannot long retain that youthful
look which we all admire v
Be positive that your eyes will
remain young
Have them examined!
Staples Optical Company
Portland ' Salem
? . Corner State &nd High Streets'" : ' ?
Masonic Temple Salem, Oregon
FRIDAYand SATURDAY
i SPECIALS:: ;
This week we. help you save with two special offerings
in another lot of Aluminum wre. This is aU large heavy
stuff. We think the Useful Gifts are the ones to buy, so
we had the . Christmas Giving Idea in mind when we
bought these lots.
Lot No. 1
8 quart covered Draining
Kettles, 8 quart covered
Convex Kettles, 14 quart
Dish Pans,- 6 quart pat
tern Perculators, and 10
quart Preserve Kettles
take your choice Friday
and. Saturday for :
' 95c 4
Lot No. 2
Mirro heavy weight Tea
Kettles in 6 and 8 quart
sizes, both plain and pan
eled patterns and some
have fine heavy Rice
Boiler inserts. These Ket
tles weigh 3 pounds each
--and we offer them Fri
day -and Saturday for
only . . , , . ,
$2.95 each
See .our line of Wheel goods. We have Bicycles, Veloci
pedes, Scooters, Wagons, Wheelbarrows in fact every
thing to make the kiddies happy. It's all GOOD GOODS
too not the-"fall to pieces' kind. :
GEO. E. ALLEN
' 'Hardware, Machinery and Paints' .
' ..-"T 236 North Commercial Street .: