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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OHEGON
SATURDAY MORNING," DECEMBER 12, 1925
i SIMPSON :::(0lF-;
" ! v ; - SUCCESSORS TO WELLER BROS.
Phones 48 and 49 ,-- 155 North Commercial St.
r-SATURDAY'S SELLING PRICES
Fresh Creamery Butter
2 "pounds -J...
Sugar - Cured Bacon Squares
at pound
Country Sausage, the old
- fashioned kind, at lb..
Fresh Country Butter
Salad or Cooking Oil "Bulk
per' gal. ... l-.--.-
Royal White Laundry Soap
"f 10 bars . ... :. -
iv CRACKERS
3 pound carton Soda
i Crackers ..:....' . .
$1.08
25 c:
.25c
.45c
$1.75
37c
45c
APPLES
Jonathan's
per box.:: .
ft l. y.
Spitzenberg's
per. box
Extra Fancy Delicious
per. box r. ....l,
Extra Fancy Rome Beauty dl OR
; per box .... ........ ....... v 'P.
$1.39
$1.49
$2.98
mw
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Ml
SUGAR y
Quaker Cane
100 pounds ........
$5.53
: ORANGES
We have a large assortment of the Finest Oranges
. and Citrus Fruits on the market
What is Ihcf resale value of
- yoar Hndioa? 1
.jm- uie ueeu iota ut ktciu
Hudson owners that the
Super Six I adyertised yes
terday tvr $600 should-sell
for at least $800 or $900,
; and that they had never,
seen a used car in. such Jine
condition.' - i t '
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past month. It was announced
that the-teachers w ould get the
checks on Wednesday. ;- ,
The Cherry Picker
At Mellow Moon toni;
bt. di:
Furnished Houses-
Terms. 6 rooms. $3000; rooms
$3400. Garages. Becke & Hen
dricks, 185 N. High. Heillg,lds.
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Cross Market Special for
Saturday, extra choice picnics
21c per lb. Phone 18S0. Free de
livery. fli:
perty, and $12,961.70 for personal
property. Ia the personal prop,
erty $6,000 are In Liberty bonds,
and also some notes and mortgages.-
Six houses and lots in Yew
Park are Included in the real prop
erty, Mrs. , J. . Nelson and her
daughters are named by Nelson in
the will as being the sole bene
ficiaries.
the Oregon Caves at Grants Pass4 t:lfeiii':rhe eTenln& Lorraine
and Crater Lake.1 The round trip
wili'.cover a period of about two
weeki. "
23c and 33c Red Seal
,tSi ngle-fa.ee Victor records. Clos-
mg.out at Moore's, Music House.
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Christinas Records -.-
Get jours whie our stock la
complete. II. L. Stiff. Furn. Co.
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Closed Antomobil
At reduced prices. These in
ciude a wuiys-Knlght sedan, a
Hudson coach, a Gardner coupe,
a ' Ford coupe and a Studebaker
closure. ' See these at the Certi
fied rublic Motor Car Market,
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Crary Speaks
J. B. Crary, secretary of the
boys' division of the Salem YMCA
addressed the Jason Lee Pioneer
clob Thursday night on the topic
"What to Eat on Hikes."
CITY NEWSCM BRIEF
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1 QuratherAVan 1
,7 Rain V. i
Moderate temperature; moder
ate southerly winds. (Max. (Fri
day); B6;fMin.-50: River .2. fall
ing;; Katniail .zs ;; Ainospnere
cloudy;; Wind southeast.
CtooiriM Meets - nv,t:J ' I . ;
. Te bioya chprua of Salem held
a special Jneetlng (Thursday night
to ; prepare ifor thelrV. Christmas
program Xd jtie held Cat 4 the First
Methodist church Friday evening,
December .1 8. ;:;;;
The Oieirr.JPkkers--At
MeWow. JXoon'tbnlght.
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Cross Market Special for
Saturday, extra choice picnics.
21c per lb. Phone-1880. Free de
livery. ! d!2
Ladies. '.
Choose his gift here. The Man's
Shop. - : v.: . d!2
over a right-of-way. Morgan al- Thursday, night that his house had
leged that the plaintiff made a I been ransacked. Officer Davis and
move at him with a Bhovel, pro- Sergeant. Edwards Investigated.
voking the argument. Mr. Mor
gan is 65 years of age and is well
kaowH hese a well liked .-
You Can Get
Better service and better values.
See our windows- The .Man's
Shop. , ' dl2
Do It Now
While you are thinking about
it. Call I. J. Hersha, at 385 for a
low price estimate on piano re-
finishing. - a i 2
Fancy Oregon Franquette
Walnuts in five an($ ?0-lb. bur
lap bags for Xmas, shipments.
Pearcy Bros., 178 S. Commercial.
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IS YOUR 'Riftl ttOHRKTUi
LONG. OR DO YOU WEAR OXB
OF THE NEW BOYISH 'CUTS?
Contest for the most beautiful
hair ends December 15th. There
are excellent prizes in each of the
three classifications. , Phone. 263
and make an' appointment for an
appointment for an interview, with
Miss Kathryn Gnnnell. ' d!2
Banjo-nken; Tenor Itanjos ;
Saxophones. Music for a merry
Christmas at Moore's Music House
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Bicycle Stolen
Ward Davis of 724 Nerth Com
mercial street, repoftrf'ttfar Ms
Heavy Service bicycle was stolen
from his home Friday. "
but found no trace of the culprit.
A small amount in change and
two-leather-pwrse one clack and
one brown, were- missing-
Plant Operating-
At the new paper converting
plant on North Front street some
of the machines are now in oper
ation, including five presses, an
embossing machine and several
other machines. The officials
of the company stated yesterday
that the plant would be in full
operation some time early next,:
month. An order of transfers for
I street car companies and of the
small moisture proof paper bags
has, already been f illed. -
5 to 8 Rooms, 9230O Today
5 rooms, finished and plastered.
balance ready to lath and plaster,
garage and cement basement, On
trim lot south, near schools. This
is belt home bay we know. Some
terms. Becke & Hendricks, 189
N. High street. Heilie Bids. d2tf
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Furnltire Upholstery
-'Atr repairing. Giese-Powers
Furniture ompany. s20tf
Those Chevrolet
Aaot Hupaobiles you are look
ing for are bargains when bought
at.MacDonaJds. da 2
Hamilton-Beach Sweeper
$5 down, balance $1 per week.
Hamilton's, 340 Court St. dl2
Ladies
Choose his gift here.
Shop.
The Man's
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SlightlfSlcd Finished Models
At a great reduction. Mrs. Mil-
ler oyerjMlHer's store. dl2
23c and 35c Red Seal
Single-face Victor records. Clos
ing out at Moore's Music House.
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Toys for the Children
At Stiffs furniture store.
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j
CiRcovfcfl--f"?
The Studebaker touring, be
longing to W. L. Moore of Moore's
Music House,, which was reported
stolen Thursday evening, was
found Friday morning at High and
Center streets by Sergeant George
Edwards.
.License Tags Received
U. G. Boyer, ' Marion county
clerk, yesterday received a shin
ment.of 3500 dog license tags for
use during 1926. The tags this
year are made of an aluminum
like compound to distinguish them
from the brass plates used for
1923. More tags will be ordered
later in the year, Mr. Boyer said
Hl-Y MeeU- '
" The Salem Hl-Y club met on
Thursday night at the Salem high
school. Prof. Roy Harding of
Willamette 'university was the
' speaker.
A Loan of 91,000
Can be retired, principal and
interest, in 81 monthly-payments
of $16.60 each. See 'Ralph 'H.
McCurdy, office over Miller's store
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Italian Silk Yests, 92-30
Howard Corset Shop, 153 S. Hi.
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Smoking Stand With Glass
I Tray, $1.73. . Hamilton's,
Court street.
S40
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Xmas Candy Made in Salem
! Hill's Candy Co... 1204 Leslie.
Visitors welcome. Phone 915. dl3
Sec Raggaty Ann
At bazaar, S. P. office,. Lib. Sf..
today.
Schindler hall, tonight
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Prizes.
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Roys Kcap ,
Tommy Larson, age -14 K height
C feet, and Jimmie Fiory, 16.
height 5 feet 8 inches, ire report;
ed to have escaped from the feeb
le minded school early Friday
morning. Both were wearing blue
overalls and shirts.
Silk: Pajama Suits
'. And crepe de chene night gowns.
Specialty Shop. 453 Court. dl2
Would You Trive a Car
With flat tires, dirty spark plugs
and a broken-windshield? Then
why not -let Duke put your saxo
phone in real playing condition?
Duke's Musical Instrument Repair
Shop, room 3, McCornack Rldff.
over Miller's. dl3
Xewest Knit Tics 45c !;
, 3 for $l.23. Bishop's.
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Defendant Is Released
D. Morgan,"-, haled into' Justice
court on a charge of assault and
battery preferred by Frank C Mc
Farland. was released yesterday
after a hearing before BrazierC.
Small, justice of the peace. Mc
Farland declared that Morgan
struck him during an argument
TYPEWRITER CO. ,
Direct Factory Branch
519 Oowrt Street i Phone UI
Typewriter Rented. Sold.
-?,:--ut- Repaired '
Special rental rates to itode&ti
H. F. WOODRY & SON
AasliMMn aa rsnttsra OatlMt,
r fer M rvrnliu. Itm
in iMa.owamtaL v 1 r ..,
Office Phone 75 cr Res-
licssj Phcss 1813-W
Just Rcccivetl
A delayed shipment of genuine
Kiddie. Kars, scooters,- wagons
priced $2. $2.50. $3. $5 and $7.
Now is the time to make your se-
ection. Hauser Bros... State st.
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Jingle! jingle
Hear "Christmas Jingles" on
the new Q. R. S. player roll. Sher-
man-Qlay & Co., 24 4 N. High. d!2
Marcell'H Miracle Mineral
For your better health. For free
interview write G. H. Gazeley, spe
cial representative, box 339. -J3
Siot Ianc
Schindler hall, tonight.
' Prlfces.
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Pin Cushions, l'owder Puf fs--
liand made out of ribbons.' "Spe
clalty Shop, 453 Court. dl
Closing Out Our Vd Piano
At $50, $73. $100, $125, $150;
sur new . -pianos at -$225, $250
$295 and up. Used player pianos
$195, $250Tip. Terms, or wil'
make liberal discount for cash.
Tallman Piano Store, 395 S. 12th
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You Can Get-
Better service and better, values.
See our windows. The Man's
Shop. ' dij
MIjte Shoppers"
Will find a large variety of gift
Items to select from at Opera
House Pharmacy. dl2
Yes, Those Delayed Smoking
Stands hare arrived at Hamil
ton's. dis
If You Want to Sec-
Something good, .wait
Black Cat.
for the
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Unique Service
At First Christian church to
night. Great hymna representing
several of the denominational
writers will be sung by the con
gregation and in special numbers.
It will be a great program of unity
and fellowship. The hour is 7:30
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Pioneers-Meet
The South Friends pioneer club
of South Salem met last night.
Ross Miles is the club's leader.
Stivers, singer." will give another
preconcert group-, of - four negro
spirituals. ' The evangelistic serv
ice follows. Special features of
this , service will be saw solos;
pantomime and chart - sermon.
"Why So Many Churches - la the
World?" -- There will be only one
vreek more of evangelistic serv
ices. . . y'r : ,"v"' ! -.'..-. '" - .
7 Yacant Homes- ' : . ;
v For rent reasonable. , $12 to
$45. Becke & Hendricks, 1S9 N.
High. HelliK BldK. dl2
Xcw Yaudeville
At the Bligh today.
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Auto PalnUnit and Daco
Refinishlng, done by ' experts,
reasonable prices, quick service.
A. J. Hull Auto Top & Paint Co.,
267 S- CommerciaL dl2
burfci, trustee, tlireoyears; Ce ).
W Skee Is, c trustee, two ycw.d.
Fourteen , applications for
beralilii hao ' been ; presenteu
the c lodge this month, , i .u
many more la sfghu The iv..04
and sisters are -planning a V1
gram for : the holiday season,
whicTr will .be . ahnouiieed
ilarrold R. Burke is , the , m--lodge
deputy, who will ivuuiu n-
elected oftlcers tae first
January. "
Shrubbery for Xn'ias Gifts "
A permanent year-round re
membrance.; Pearcy Bros., 178 S.
Commercial St. ' - -
Xmas Candy Iade in Salem
HiUs Candy Co., . 1204 Leslie.
Visitors welcome. Phono 815. dl3
Royal Neighbor Bazaar
And cooked food sale. Sat. Dec.
12. Allen's implement store, 236
N. Commercial. dl2
Why Not Surprise Her? .
On X mas morning with One of
those new classy Cleveland Six
sedans or coupe, ; with one-shot
lubrication, on display at MacDon-
ald's. d!2
You Can GeU -
- Better service and better values.
See our windows- Tho Mans
Shop. ' : ui -
Cross Market Special for
Saturday, extra choice picnics,
21c per lb. Phone 1880. Free de
livery. dl2
Shrubs, Roe Rushes, Bulbs .
Fruit and. nut trees. Pearcy
Bros., 178 S-Commercial St. d!6
MarDonald Has
A good buy in Lincoln sedan;
run just 15,000 miles; real car.
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CIhms to Meet
The citizenship class will meet
at the local YMCA rooms this eve
ning. The members, of which
there are about 20. are studying
to take out their second papers
when the citizenship court con
venes in February.
Toys for the Children
At Stiff's furniture store.
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Abbic Stedman Raer, Portland
At Gray Imp. Shoppe, Oregon
Dldg.. en Mon.. Tues. and Wed. of
each week for the removal of su
perfluous hair, moles, warts, birth
marks, by electrolysis. Tel. 187
Ref., State Medical board diploma
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Special on Waffle Iron
And electrical gifts.
Eoff, 337 Court St.
Halik
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Class Meets
The public speaking forum of
the YMCA met last night in the
organisation rooms. There are
now about 25 men in the class.
Prof. W. B. Harrington of Tort
land conducted the class.
Vaudeville oOay
5 acts. Bligh theater.
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Exclusive Distribution
For W. W. Kimball pianos. A.
R. Chase Davenport &f Tracy,
Bush & Gerts. Moore's Music
House. 409-415 Court. s20tf
Humidors at Hamilton's
340 Court street.
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Daughters of Veterans Bazaar
S. P. office, Liberty ft., today
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Kclls in Portland
C. A. Kells, general secretary
of the Salem YMCA. was In Port
land yesterday, where he attended
the meeting of the Oregon. Idaho
and Washington YMCA conference
committee. The Oregon and Idaho
conference was recently consoli
dated with the Washington con
ference, and the Portland meet
ing waa forthe purpose of dis
cussing the consolidation.
Ladies of St.
Rummage
Joseph's Parish-
sale this afternoon
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Fined for Parking
F. W. Edgar, I. W. Marsters and
V. T. Golden, all of Salem, were
fined $1 each by Judge Poulsen
Friday for parking overtime.
Boy Lost
V'.'Wnr tfi tnirnmn nf flnftlnir IK.
year old George Crow, the offic
ials of tho local lodge of Odd Fel
lows has been asked to do what
ever they can in the way of as
sistance. He disappeared from
his home In Gooding, Idaho, on
August IS. and nb' trace of him
has been fonnd.
Clothes Stolen
Edward A. Hopper reports to
local police that some time Thurs
day evening a new suit of clothes
and a-pair of.-sboes were' stolen
from hia room at the Oregon ho
tel." - . - -
Xew Red Seal Records
Single faced, 25c and 35c- Stiff's
Furniture Co. d5tf
Automobiles Bought and Sold
Storage and general repairing.
Moore A. Wooley, 233 N. High.
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House Entered
Lee Cronn. ; of 1645 South
Twelfth street, reported r late
Tl
Eastman Brothers
Furnaces
Salem Office 169 S. Hizb
. . Of flea hours:
1X:M T0;1 P. 1C, .
Factory, Silvertoa, Ore,
Wood Wood
TRACY'S FUEL
YARD
167 D Street Telephone 2313
Building Permits Isnued
Two .building permits were
issued from the office of the city
recorder .Friday. W. E. Mosher
was given a permit to erect a one
and one-half story dwelling at
1650 South Winter street at a
cost of $3500. Adam Engle took
out a permit to construct a one
story dwelling at 1480 North ISth
street,, to cost $2800- i
Hotrf Marlon
Dollar Dinner. Served 5:45 to
8. Every evening. - r n-27t f
Radio Poles of Superior Quality-
Good - used sets. Phone 1935.
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Farniture Upholstery
And repairing. Gicse-Powers
Furniture company. B20tf
Chotrc Holly '
For sale in City View cemetery.
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New Player Rolls
We have just received a fi,ne se
lection for Christmas. Sherman
Clay & Co.. 24 4 N. High. 112
Short Orders
. Lunch Box; 181 S. Liberty.
Estate Appraised
' Appraisal of the estate of Julius
Nelson, late Salem sign painter for
some years past, was $22,662.17.
This amount is more than the
amount in the original petition for
letters testamentary, which were
$15,000. In the new appraisement
$9,700.47 is the value of real pro-
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School Payroll Out
At the office of the superinten
dent of schools yesterday, the
monthly payroll for the Salem
school teachers was made out,
which amounted to about $22,
006. . This month the pay roll Is
lower than it was a month ago,
hecause there has been less sick
ness among" the teachers for the
MI
ME
it
DISEASES
Treated by Osteopathy and
the latest electrical Therapy,
including Dr. Abram's elec
tronic system.
No charge for consultation
DR. B. H. WHITE
Physician and Surgeon
506 U. S. Bank Building
Salem, Oregon
MODEL BAKERY
. . ' r : -
121 South Commercial
PAINTING ;4
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materials
and the very best workman-,
kln,all nav
Gabriel J
4 Powder and 8appr Co.
17 g. Commercial Phona Tit
k:
LADD & BUSH; Bankers
BKa&Uahed IMS
(General Banlsing Bmbcia
It avsa. m
F. N. WOODRY
Salem'e Leadinf Ikf
AUCTIONEER
Pays Cash For Farnitare
Itesldeac aad Stora
1810 North Snoaet :
PHONE 511
Established RInce 1910
Smoking Stands
A big assortment just arrived
at Hamilton's, 340 Court St. dl2
Till Christina
Something for the car.. See'our
suggestions. Smith L Watkins.
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New Pipe Organ Record-
By' the new electrical process r
a real treat. Stop in at Stiff's and
hear It.' d8tt
Have Yoo a Furna
Are you comfortable? For $150
to $00 down, depending on size
oC-month Jy payment, here's two
new. Jiomes, both have furnaces.
fireplaces. . Priced. $3600 and
$3750.. Start saving .that rent.
Movre-,in today. , Becke, &. Hen
dricks, 189 X. High, llellig Bldg-
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Turner laa Dies
Following a short llloess liar-
ley, M.. Frey .passed a ay ,Rt A hos
pital u'r Salem' early "i'sttrday
morning. Me was a farmer living
n?ar Turner," and was. $4 years of
age when he passed awayf
Folding Card Tables
Make a nice Christmas present.
Hamilton's, 340 Court St.
Newest Knit Ties 15c
3 for $1.33. Bishop's.
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Venue Change Denied
" Circuit Judge L. H. McMahan
yesterday denied, a' motion 'for
change of venue made by the de
fendant, Frances Zerfzen in the
divorce case Instituted against her
by Hubert Zenxcn. The motion
was overruled. ' " ' ' ;r '
Trip Plaiuicd " ,"
' J. B. : Crary, secretary of the
bdys cpartmcnf of the," Salem
YMCA. and Bob Boardman, physi
cal director, are planning for
trip this summer through southern
Oregon. 'They plan to make the
trip by truck.- They will tike 15
boys from the Salem YMCA with
them. Oa tho, way they Will visit
V " Wilford M- Hancock
, ; Divine Magnetic. Healer
; - c't Telephone J -II 1-31
. T23 State Street
No Charges-Love Offering Only
JOEWILUAMS
: . The Battery lla .,-
vf? MTie m alt tUkf mt
r r- ... Batteries . :
Ml CVmrt fM. tfcft 10
1020 Calendars
Standley & Foley Ins. Agency,
over Ladd & Bush bank. dl8
Spinnit Desk Sets, Cigarette
Sets. Mrs. Trover, Trover's
Studio- ' dl2
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Slake It -Snappy-
Just two more Sundays for the
men's class at the Bligh theater.
A fine lesson for this Sunday and
special musical numbers. J. J.
Evans, teacher. ' :
Lodge NrwsJ - 'c.-.-.i;
An election of officers was held
last Tuesday- evening, Dec. 8, in
the Castle. Hall , of Central Lodge
No. 18. Knights of Pythias. Frank
D. Vinson was chosen as chancel
lor commander; N. Park Sturgis,
vice commander; Alfred Erickson,
prelate: J. II. Vinson, master of
work; Walter Lenon, keeper of
records and seal; J. F. Davis, mas
ter of finance; Geo. C. Will, mas
ter exchequer; Willi. H. Hardt,
master at arms; Edwin K. Knigh
ton, inner guard; Dr. Frederick
Vrie outer guard ; J. F. C. Tlken-
Radio Hearing Set -
The public service commission
yesterday "fixed December4 17 as
the date for Searing a complaint
in connection with the alleged
hazardous condition of v the elec
trle lines of the Skamania Elec-
Cob tinned on page 6.)
Obituary
Frey. , ...
Harley M. Frye died at a locsl
hospital on Friday, Dec. 11, at the
age of 34 years. Survived ' by
three sons, Charles W.," Harley M.
jr., and Ray. One sister, Mrs. W.
A. Ham of Moser also survive
him. . Funeral services . will be
held in Turner this morning at 10
a. m. with the Webb Tuneral par
lors in charge.' ' Interment will bo
in the Twin Oaks cemetery. .
BEYOND
Beyond the trost chain and the
fever
- I shall be soon;
Beyond the rock waste and the
river.
Beyond the ever and the never,
I shall be soon.
Love, rest and home!
Sweet hope!
Lord, tarry not, but come.
lloratlus Bonar.
W. T. Rigdon & Son
Browning's Candy Factory-
Liberty road, Salem, Or. Get
our prices on fresh home-made
candy,. Postage paid on orders of
three pounds or over. d!2
Radio for Christmas-
See our radio department.
Moore's Music .House. dl3
Talks Made ;
Dr. Walter Brown and Super
intendent Hng spoke at a general
program whtich was held at the
Park school last night. In con
nection with the program there
was a candy sale, with a display
of the pupil's work and also, some
music-
The Cherry Picker
At Mellow Moon toni;
ht.
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Genuine Tcanessoe Cedar Chests
$13.50 up. Hamilton's, 340
Court St. dt2
For Rent !
Convenient' 5 -room furnished
apartment 'with, garage, 864 Mill.
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Trade What Yon Have
For ; what you want. ce Ter
minals-Realtors, Terminal hotel
lobby. ddtf
Radio Headquarters, Phone. 1035
Zenith, Fada, Magnavox and
used sets. Good radio poles, 175
South High. dll
WonUl You Drive a Car
With flat tires; dirty spark plugs
and a broken windshield?-. Then
why not let Duke put your saxo
phone in real playing condition?
Duke's. Musical Instrument Repair
Shop, room 3, McCornack Bldg..
over Mlller'a. - dl3
Tb Cherry Pickers
At Mellow Moon tonight.
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Ladies.
. Choose his gltl horc. The Man's
Shop. dl2
Flower in the Bottle
Toilet Water. Specialty . Shop
453 Court. : - . , d!2
Membersdilp Day ' '
Tho largest . audience of tho
woek. attended the-service in hon
or of Mother Friday night at tho
Court Street - Christian ; church.
The Stivers Evangelistic Company
had every feature : of tho service
In. her honor. In introducing" hia
sermon on "A . Bible ; Picture ' of
Motner," evangelist , stivers re
marked, "The three . sweetest
words in the English language
are mother, home and heaven."
There will be no ; scrvico to
nights Sunday fg ."Membership
Da'y. Tho evangelist will glTO
another object talk to the chil
dren at tho close of the Sunday
schoolhour. The Use and Abuse
of the Lord'ar Supper, will bo thi3
morninea ' theme, ' Beginning at
Free to Our Customers
FRUITL AND NURSERY
Until January 10th, every customer buying 100 to 500
fruit or nut trees will receive 10 fruit trees free.
Every customer buying 500 to 1,000 fruit or nut trees
' will receive 25 fruit trees free.
r 'Office in New 8alem Hotel Building. 169 Booth IHgU .
Sales yard in. rear of office
A. J. MATHIS, Prop.
Office Phone t171.8 Nursery Phone 111F21
CHRISTMAS
of
Dinmrware
Regular $20.40 English Dinner
- Sets, 42 Pieces
$16
.00
Free
With every dinner set amounting' to
. '$15.00 we will give you your choice
of a set of six genuine Star-cut Gob- '
" lets, Sherbets, Sundays or Tumblers; . I
A large number of new slock pat- ' '
terns lo choose from in - '- . -
Bavarian, English and American
Wares
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