THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1923
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PREpHOLJDAY
SALE
Remember this is a step into the realms of better merchandising
with a radical reduction on everything in the store r
. - . except contract goods ' ! "."
1 ,f Union Suits , Linen Handkerchiefs :
Heavy cotton ribbed in' gray and " ' in white only, fuQ-sizer A real r -
, , ecru, now . buy, now
; $1-45 27c each or 4 for $1.00
Neckties Bathrobes
We have just received a limited , , . , - . .
quantity of cut silks and knits" K. Beacon blanket cloth Wonder-
now ful combination of colors, now
55c each or 2 for $1.00 $6.45 ' -;
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
469 State Street
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. .Announcement
Beginning this Cth day of
December, 1025, Vick Bros,
will sire a used ear guar
antee with all used cars.
Don't fail to see us before,
buying.
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Cim NEWS IN BRIEF
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Car Stolen- . i history for a banquet of such na
Traffic Officer Bloom of Albany I ture. There were 150 fathers and
reported to the police station Toes
flay that a garage in Albany had
been broken into some time Mon
day night and a Chevrolet touring,
Oregon license No. 185-258, had
been stolen r
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Generally cloudy; probably rain
northwest portion; moderate tem-
Max. (Tuesday) 47; Min. 33;
River .7, falling; Rainfall .02
(fog);. Atmosphere foggy; Wind
north we6t.
Hotel Marios
Dollar Dinner.
8. Every evening.
Served 5:45 to
n-17tt
sons attending, all the churches
and boys' organizations of the city
uniting in the program. This ban
quet was the third to be conducted
by the YMCA in the county this
year. Mill City and Stayton being
the other ones. Over 400 have
attended the three banquets.
There are to be two banquets each
in January, February and March.
Club Organized
Ben J. Kimber, secretary of the
county ,YMCA, journeyed to Wood
burn last night where he assisted
in organizing the second Pioneer
club of that city.
Salem Theatergoers -
Who see St. John Ervine's "The
Ship" tonight will see it before
Broadway. Heilig theater, 8:30
o'clock d9
Onii a Few More lfys-i'
Of our big money-saving rug
Court St
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sale. Hamilton's, 340
Closed Automobiles
At reduced prices. These In
clude a Willys-Knight sedan, a
Hudson coach, a Gardner coupe,
a Ford coupe and a Studebaker
closure. See these at the Certi
fied Public Motor Car Market.
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5 to 8 Rooms, $2."MK) Today
5 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.jHish street, Heilig Bldg. d2tf
A Five or Ten-Pound Box
)t Oregon prunes makes a fine
gift for your eastern friends. Show
them what we produce in Oregon.
VRoth Grocery Co. attend to the
T shipping; just give tbem the ad
C dress. Express charge anywhere
- . a mm a.
in V. S. A. 13 aooui oac on ien-
pound box. , ! dlO
Under Compensation
State employes engaged in car
ing and maintaining the caDitol
buildings and grounds iave elect
ed to-como tinder the "workmen's
compensation law according to an
nouncement made at the offices
of Sam A. Kozer. secretary of
state. Approximately IS men are
affected by the order.
Handkerchiefs! Handkerchiefs!
Dainty ones, 3 for $1. How
ard Corset Shop, 153 S. High. d9
t Permit Is Issued - ( -( '
. Paul Hendricks tookrout a per
mit from the office of the city re
corder Tuesday to construct a one
and one-half , story dwelling at
IS 10 Fairmount street. The struc
ture is to cost $4700.
Give the Itoy. an Airplane . '
For Christmas. Director's-
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Today, by. the Vxe of Medklne-r-
Dr. Stone removed a cancer from
ttiel forehead of Mrs. Mary Rob-
Toy. Ituilding (locks. Games
llauser Bros., State St..
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1 Two I4rens Obtained
Two marriage licenses j were
issued in the county clerk's office
I yesterday. They were taken out
I by Earl Griffith and Callie Cole.
both of Independence! and i W. P.
f Merriman, tireman. 486 North
I Liberty street, and Dorothy Satch-
f well of Shedd, Or,
IOOEL Members Attention!
Are you coming to the home
coming tonight? d
county. He w;tl oe associated
with his father in the practice of
law at Eugene . Attorneys per
nianently permitted by the su
preme court include- Perry J.
Long, L,. F. Callahan and Joseph
E. Harvey of Portland, Clay Mor
timer Stearns of Hood River.
Furniture Cphunterj
' And repairing. Qieie-Powen
Furniture Company. iZOtf
order of the commission probably pany which operates from theltween 20 and 25 is expected, it
will not be handed down for sev
eral days.
Take Advantage of Our
Pre-season gale of close-out pat
terns high grade Wilton. Axmin-
ster, , velvet and tapestry rugs.
Hamilton's, 340 Court St. ' d9
SlacDouald Has
A good buy in Lincoln sedan;
run just 15,000 miles; real car.
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tA1..il . limit. ln Pcrlrnu
in Multnomah county. In lieu of
the sale of these script books, the
commission has established a
single cash fare of 5 cents re
gardless of the number of tickets
purchased at any one time. The
I limited school children's tickets in
books of 40 coupons for $1. re
mains in effect under the coir mis
sion's order.
Give the Boy an Airplane
For Christmas. Director's.
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They Are Going Fast .
And still we have a good selec
tion of rugs at sale prices. Ham
ilton's, 340 Court St. d9
'The Ship" Is Saiil
To excel "Pygmalion," which
played to a capacity audience two
months ago. Tonight at Heilig
theater. d9
Music Makes a Merry Christmas-
Merrier. Anything In music at
Moore's Music House. dlO
Vsed Heaters, $1.."50 and l'
Delivered and set up- Cleaned,
polished and entirely reconstruct
ed Stiff's Used Furniture store.
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Gordon Silk Vest
And bloomer set. $3.50; Gordon
rayon set. $4. Howard Corset
Shop. 153 S. High. d9
was announced at a meeting oi
the Salem Trades and Labor coun
cil last night. Notice was given
by the lathers that beginning Jan
uary' 30. they would be under a
new scale. This calls for $5 per
1000 and $1 per hour.- :
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i B1U For Breakfast
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Oppen Teaches Acetylene
And electric welding. New elec
tric welding machines, $250;
acetylene generators, $90 and up.
695 Mill SU d7
Eddie Sheenan
Party with that card communi
cate with box 4349 care of Statej
man. d9
Uurdctt Visits
Horace Burdett, a member of
old company M, of Salem, reached
here Monday from Burns, Ore.
He will remain here to attend the
company reunion Friday evening.
His visit is made expressly for the
occasion.
Those Chevrolet.-
And Hupmobiles you are look-1
ing for are bargains when bought
at Macuonaid s. aiz
Reappointed
. J. K- Flynn of Portland yester
day was reappointed a member of
conciliation for a term of four
years. Mr. Flynn represents the
employers on the board.
I Do Xot Wait
If you want rugs. Now is the
time to buy to make a big cash
saving. Hamilton's, 340 Court St.
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Bubbles! Bubbles-
Bubble books for the kiddies at
Sherman-Clay. & Co., 24 4 N. High.
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Return Engagement
Of famous circuit repertory com
pany brings "The Ship" to the Hei
lig tonight, .d?
Lost, a Gold IlrKx-li
Valued as keepsake. Kindly
leave at Sherman-Clay & Co., 244
X. High. Reward. dll
Correspondents to Sign
A valuable news article from
Pleasant View has been received.
It cannot be" used because the
writer failed to sign his or her
name. Correspondents must lace
iueir signatures ai ine 1001 oi ar
ticles sent.
The French Shop-Semi-annual
sale
113 High street.
in all lines.
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What a Bargain
Waiting for someone in a new
Haynes touring car. balloon tires.
disc wheels n'everything at a dis
count, at MacDonald's. d 1 2
If you know beans
, s b ' r
Help the. Slogan man, and do it
today. This' is important. We
should grow more beans millions
of pounds more of dry. beans, and
tens o.f millions of pounds more
of rThig beans.- This is a great
bean country, for the right kind '
of beans. . !
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The city council turns down the
playground. What is to be done
about it? Suggestions are in order.
Is it to be dropped? What is to
become of the apparatus? -What
have you to say? -
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The bee men of Marlon, county
are to meet at the Salem Chamber
of Commerce rooms pn Saturday,
December. 19, at 2, o'clock, to or
ganize. J. Pelmulder. Woodburn,
and Kenneth Russell, Turner, are
members of the organization com
mittee outside of Salem, and they
promise to be present, with other
bee men from- their sections-
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The bee keeping industry can
not go far without . organization
and regulation..? But It can become
a great Industry bere; with these.
Ours can be made the best bee
country on all the green earth. It
only - requires plenty of, late bee
pasture and the keeping down of
the bee diseases. .
AAmong other thingt. the auto
mobile numbers ought to be made
at the penitentiary. This is done
for the state of Washington at '
Walla Walla. It would help a lot
towards making the Oregon prison
self supporting, ' .;.
STATE ELKS HEAD
IS
WILL TDUF
riLITH
E. M. Page, President of As-,
sociation, to 'Make In
spection Trip
Slightly Soiled Finished Models
At a great reduction- Mrs. Mil
ler, over Miller's store. dl2
Wanted
Hogs, veal and beef. Will pay
top prices, 147 N. High St. Phone
Truck Driver Fined
W. F. Odekirk, a Portland truck
driver, was fined $10 in justice
court here yesterday when he ap
peared to answer a charge of
speeding.
Obituary
The French Shop-
Hats, gowns. - coats. We are
noted for our values in high class
wearing apparel during our semi
annual sales. 113 High St. dlO
A New Pipe Organ Itecord
By the new electrical process;
la real treat. Stop in af Stiff s and
hear it. dStf
Trade What Vou Have
For what you want. See Ter
minal Realtors, Terminal hotel
lobby. d9tf
Radio Poles of Superior Quality-
Good used sets. Phone 1935.
Nurse Leaves-
Leaving for Klamath Falls
where she will take up duties in
the Klamath Valley hospital, Mrs
M. A. Stewart, a nurse who has
lived in this city for a number of
years, has departed. Mrs. Stewart
was the metropolitan nurse for
Salem until the service was abol
tehed here with the arrival of the
Marion county child health dem
onstration.
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Such Iteductfons as .
We are making are seldom dup
licated in rug of such quality and
patterns. Hamilton's, 310 Court
St. d9
Undergoes Operation-
Clyde Harris of Brooks under
went a major operation at the
Salem hospital recently. He is re
ported to be recovering satisfac
torily.
Will Investigate
Members. of the state board of
control will spend Tuesday Dec.
15, in Sherman county investigat
ing,, a .jtumber.. of wheat loans
authorized under an act of last
legislature:"
IOOF Members Attention: '
Are you coming to the home-'
coming tonight? d9
Perhaps That Saxohone
Needs repairing. Take it to
Duke's Musical Instrument Repair
shop, room No. 3. McCornack Bldr
Uadio Headquarters, Fhone 1033 0ver Miller's. dlO
Zenith, rada, Magnavox and
used sets. Good radio poles, 175
South High. dl2
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Furniture TJptiolsterf--
And repairing. GleM-Powers
Furniture Oompany. s20tT
Night Watchman-
Charles Charlton, until a few
months ago principal keeper at
the Oregon state penitentiary, f 0018405-415 Court.
has been- employed aTBht
watchman at the state capital. 'He
entered upon his new duties yes
terday. ' '
Exclusive Distributioi
A For W. W. Kimball pianos. A
8. - Citato, Davenport & Tracy.
Push & Gerts. Moore's Masir
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Our Kcmi-Annnnl Sale
Now includes our entire stock
of wearing apparel, coats, gowns,
millinery, coats of rich fabrics
trimmed in fur,, fur coats, jacq-
quettes, etc. Gowns for street, at
ternoon and evening wear. The
French Shop. 115 High st. dlO
Christmas Records
, ?Cet "yours -while our stock is
complete. H. L. Stiff Furn. Co.
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Music Makes a Merry Christmas
Merrier. Anything in music at
Moore's Music House. dlO
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Why Xo Surprise Her?
On Xmas morning with one of
those' new classy Cleveland Six
sedans or coupe, with one-shot
lubrication, on display at MacDon
ald's. dl2
Marcell's Miracle Mineral
For your better health. For
free interview write U. H. Gaeley
special representative, box 339. j3
Perhaps That Saxophone
Needs repairing. Take it to
Duke's Musical Instrument Repair:
shop, room Xo. 3, McCornack Bldg
over Miller's. dlO
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Are You Superstitious?
If not, watch for the Black Cat.
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Ben Cat S;t7.SO to :
$ Mrge 5-room flat, suitable busi-
ttesgjpeople. teachers, nurses, etc
Warm and clean and right down
town. Ranges furnished, imme
diate possession. See 666',; Fer
ry. Becke ti Hendricks, 189 N.
High street, 'Heilig Bldg., phone
161. dCtf
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SrW Red Seal HecorCs
f Slnele faced,- 23c and
'Stiff's Furniture' Co;
35c.
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Plans Seattle Trip-
Misses Tilda and Josephine
Johnson, employees at the state
house, 'are , planning to spend
Christmas with friends at Seattle.
For Sale
1 oak dining table, six oak din
ing chairs, 1 oak library table and
other furniture, 11
cial Street. "
09 N
Commer-
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I Boys Overcoats
Sizes 3 to 16,-on sale at Thos.
Kay woolen Mill at half retail
i price. Still selling men's over
coats at $12.50. d9
Special Speaker
Rev. Thomas Acheson. pastor or
the Jason Lree M. .E. church, will
be the special speaker at the Sal
vation Army i hall Saturday eve
ning at 8 o'clock. There will .be
special singing and music.
Baldwin
In this city Dec. 7 Linus If.
Baldwin, age 73 years The hus
band of Mrs. Lorinda Baldwin,
father of Mrs- Grover C. Potter
of Salem, Richard N. Baldwin, of
Myrtle Creek. Ben L. Baldwin of
Nam pa, llano. Jess N- Baldwin of
Roseburg and Ralph. J. Baldwin of
FortersvUle. Cal. Funeral serv
ices will be held Wednesday, Dec.
9, at 2:30 p. ml from the Rigdon
mortuary. Interment will be in
Lee Mission cemetery..
E. M. Page, president of the
state Elks' association, will make'
an official tour of inspection of
Elk lodges throughout southern
Oregon, it was learned.
On his trip he will visit Eugene."
Medford. Marshfield, Ashland and
several others. It is reported that
several of the lodges in this sec
tion of the country have built fine
temples recently. ;
Salem is considered to have one
of the finest temples in the north
west. It 5s the opinion of some
architects that the interior of the
local temple 13 unsurpassed In
Oregon.
GRATITUDE
It singeth low in every heart: .
We hear it each and all
A song of those who answer
not,
However we may call. .
But, oh.- 'tis good to think of
. them, .
When we are troubled sore;
Thanks be to God that such
have been,
Although they are no more!
John W. Chadwick.
W. T. Rigdon & Son
FOR IJTFORMATlOIf
ABOUT RAILROAD TRIP
Phone 727
OREGON A ELECTRIC
JOE WILLIAMS
The Battery Man
K py if don't
It rijbt.
wiiXAitn
531 Court St. Phone 1
Wilford M. Hancock
Divine Magnetic Healer
Telephone 111 7-M
722 State Street
No Charges-Love Offering Only
In Moroni-Oleii Play
See Janet Young as Old Lady
Thurlow. "The Ship" tonight at
the Heilig. d9
Incorporated
The Dawkins Shingle company.
wtih headquarters in Linnton and
capital stock of $15,000, has been
incorporated by W. G. Dawkins,
George Modrow and C. W. Tyle.
Articles were filed in the state
corporation i department yester
day. ;
Visits Roseburg
Carl Abrams, secretary of the
state board of control spent the
day in Roseburg transacting bus
iness matters.
Toys for the Children
' At Stiff's furniture store.
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Banquet Popular
Ben J. Kimber. general secretary
of the county YMCA. reports that
the father and son banquet 'held
in Kilverton Monday ; night drew
the largest attendance in the city's
Pomeroy & Keene
Jewelers and Optometrist
'Salem,' Oregon -?
UNt)iiikW66i
TYPEWRITER CO.
1 ' Direct Factory Branch. V
519 Court Street Phone 83
: Typewritert Rented, Sold.
' U - . Repaired -', v 'i
Special renUl rates to itttdests
Eastman Brothers
Furnaces
Salem OfHce 169 S. High
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Off lee houri:
U:H TO 1 P. M.
Factory, SIlTertom, Ore, :
Wood Wood
TRACY'S FUEL
YARD
107 D Street : Telephone 2313
Toys for the Children .
At Stiff's furniture store.
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Will Tliere lie Musk
In your home on Christmas
morning? Everything in music at
Sherman-Clay & Co., 244. North
High. T V -dlO
Funeral Today
Funeral services for H. Y.
Magee whose death occurred yes
terday in Scotts Mills, will be held
in. the Christian church" at Scotts
Mills today at 2 o'clock. Services
wilj be conducted by Rev. Moore,
Baptist minister of Portland.
This Christina.
Something for the car. See our
suggestions. Smith & Watkins
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Only One Ier forma nee ,
Of "The Ship in Salem.
it tonight. Heilig theater.
See
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Young Admitteel
Six attorneys including D.. A.
Young of Salem, were admitted to
practice law in Oregon in orders
handed down by the state su
preme court , yesterday. One of
these attorneys, J. Wallace Baker
of Eugene, was admitted to prac
tice In Oregon on probation for
nine months. He recently , came
to Oregon from Texas, where he
was county attorney of Hockley
Hearing Completed " " " t
Hearings in connection with the I
charge that 40 or more automo
bile stage and truck operators in
Oregon have failed to comply with
an order of the public service
commission demanding a uniform
system of accounting, were com-1
pleted here yesterday. The final
Music Makes a Merry Christmas
Merrier.., Anything in music at
Moore's Music House. dlO
Christmas Records
Our stock is complete. Sher
man-Clay & Co., 214 N. High. dlO
Toys. Building Blocks, Oanies
Hauser Bros.. State St. d9
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DISEASES
Acute and Chronic treated
by the latest Electrical
Theraphy and Osteopathy.
Consultation Free!
B. H. WHITE
- Physician and Surgeou ' - ..
06 IT. S. Bank Bldg,
Salem, Oregon
Mrs. Mary Gatliff
Announces her connection with
Miller's beauty parlor and Invites
her friends and patrons to call and
see her there. Telephone 1047
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Goes To Portland
Dillard Elkins, member of the
state accident industrial commis
sion, spent last night in Portland
looking after business matters
connected with his department..
Loan of 1,000 r
Can be retired, principal and in
terest. In 81 monthly payments of
$16.60 each. See Ralph H. Mc-
Curdy, office over Miller's store.
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Labor Classes Planned
Final - organization of classes
sponsored by the Labor College
will be held at the labor hall Tues
day night, December 22. when
Aaron Director, in charge, will be
present. An enrollment of be-
If you are looking for Walnut
Trees, we have some of the
best trees that money can buy. '
All sizes at close prices. We
also have most air varieties of
fruit trees that the particular
planter may desire.
The Mathis Nursery
640 State St., opposite the Post Office
MODEL BAKERY
. 121 South Commercial
PAINTING
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materials
and the very beet workman-
shin call us, ;
Gabriel
Powder and Supply Co.
17 8. Commercial Phone 711
Eliminate Ticket:
The public service commission
yesterday issued an order elimin
ating (he "sale of 40 one-way adult
tickets for $1 on the line of the
! Troutdale Electric Railroad com-
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Cantilever
Sloes Character
fl tit forever
trpeef foot
L ADD & BUSH, Bankers
General Banldns Business
F. N. WOODRY
Salem's Leading
AUCTIONEER
Paya Cash For Furniture
rteaideBce and Store"
'l10 North Summer '
PU0NB 511 ;
"ZtUtfl&t fiiaet 1916
JUST COCO IMZi
need assail you should you have to
call upon a funeral, clirector, mat
ters of finance are something that
the modern funeral director re
Kards as of, secondary importance;
he is a professional man, actuated
by a sincere desire to serve human
ity. . Ti.
Secure the kind of service that
you want by calling a reliable fun
cral director. You will find no dif
ficulties arising out of financial
considerations.
-:WEBBfS.
FUNERAL PARLORS
pS!tscrtorifUnavt Service"
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