The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 15, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON STATESMAN," SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY MOllNlNGr'DCEMfiEfl l'5, 1925 X XL I x s 1 4 1 ft- K 3 X r. vN- r r f f ; I ' - I lit SIMPSON GROCERY f - SUCCESSORS TO WELLER BROS." - - Phones 48 and 49 . : i u. -. rt :J J 55 North Commercial St. We have a large assortment of the iyery finest and freshest stock of Christmas Candies to be hacf at the very lowest pricescon sistent with real quality. , J ' . 4 ( MID-WEEK SELLING PRICES ruakeCane, 100 Ib$.: $5.49 -V-- V-4. ... CRANBERRIES-- ' :' ;-Tcr ipvc; . ids. ..MM.r ww r ;V'WALNUTS ': ' y ?lki WOrezon Grown'- 3 lbs. ;V" PEANUTS- ;v;"! ' - - A "Toasted, 3 lbs 74c tV-OTTTf!K::GTT'AinTO OATS- A n f Large package.... :K:':A:. BEANS No. 1. Fancy CALIFORNIA 00J ? Small White, 3 lbs COC 25c 25c 25c 27c FANCY PINK BEANS ". 3 lbs. . ...... . FANCY BAYOU BEANS ' 2 lbs. FANCY RED MEXICAN, Beans. 2 lbs... . FANCY LIMA BEANS 2 lbs. ..... . irKr- .--v." WE MAKE NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY m ii Wet have a' fine buy in a .1022 Oakland touring with new paint, Kod rubber and a general overhaul job. -This 1 car which will Rite wonderful service . and. h priced at flRO.Ort. ,.:, if i mm of ? maintaining the 1 service club for enlisted men at Park Square, Boston. An army detachment won this competition in 1923 and IS 24 and If they had been successful again this year they would have been awarded permanent posses sion of the cup. ...... 20 Ter Cent Off on Vanity iCases. headquarters for leather mipplles of all kinds. Harness. V .E. Shafer, 170 S. Commercial. dl5 Democrat-Herald about the recent address made by Mrs. C. S. Jack son of Portland before the Salem Rotarians, in which she related her trip to Iceland. The article also Includes a description of the visit of Santa Claus and his two reindeer. Dancer and Prancer, Santa and his steeds were brought here through the influence of Mrs. Jackson. This Christmas- Something for the car. Bee our suggestions. Smith & Watkins. d9tf 1 .1 - . . ..... H.. IM Visitine Here . ' Fred Wright of Portland is spending a few days in Salem vis iting with friends. - Mr.. Wright formerly lived in Salem where he has prbperty Interests. Flower in the Bottle Toilet . water. Specialty (Renska Swart), 4 S3 Court. Shop dlB Splendid Gifts for Eastern Friends. 5 and 10-pound boxes of .Italian or French prunes. Com bination boxes of five pounds each of Franquette walnuts and prrfnes Ten-pound boxes of Franquette walnuts, fancy pack California fruits.. See our windows for sug gest ions. Express rate about six cents per pound anywhere in U. S. A. We ship them for you. Roth Grocery Co. Phones 1885-6-7. dl5 A 'tflrst it was thought that he was merely. Jarred and bruised from the fall as be is past 70 years and has been ill during the past year.. Friday, however, the real cause of his Inability to get about since the fall waa discov ered. V Mr. and Mrs. Hansen re cently moved from Paradise road to Sllverlon. Xew KM Seal Record v Single fared, 2."c and "25c Stirra Furniture Co. drtf Harding was the main speaker, at j the luncheon bavins, aa-his topic, ' True "Americanism in Business." J. B.-Crary offered a few anec dotes, , K. Gifts That Giver- X Throughout ' the year. Genu ine leather suit cases, hand bags, hat boxes, bill folds, purses, key containers,- belts. -Z Nothing takes iho place of LEATHER. - F. E. Shafer, 170 S. Commercial, dlB Christmas Suggestions Red Seal Victor records- Mc Cormack, Kreisler, Gluck, Homer, Werrenratb, Caruso, etc 25e and 35c, at Moore's Music House. d!5 Soldiers' Chorus" From Faust. The new chorus record. Hear it at Stiffs. dl5 Drnnkanl Fined G . S. Belton of Salem, who was arrested Sunday by Officer Thom ason on a charge of being drunk, was fined $20 Monday by Judge Poisen. ' . Car Ktolen . Deputy Sheriff Lee of Eugene reports that a.,sport model Star touring. Oregon license No. 209- 271, was ttolen' from that city Sunday. . . Fancy Oregon Franqnette Walnuts in five and 10-lb. bur lap bags for Xmas shipments Pearcy Bros., 178 S. Commercial . dl6 UuratherMaSt UnsettlexV - ' 1 1 Probably rain .'northwest I por tion: normal temperature; moder- ate southeast winds. ; Monday Max. 45; Min.f33; River 3.4 ris ing; Rainfall none; Atmosphere cloudy; .Wind SW. ! Visits in Tertland C. N.-Langbridge. deputy secre tary of Btate, spent Sunday, ,1a Portland with friends.. .He. was accompanied there. by. Mr Laugh-J-ldge and daughter. j ' . -, . .. Governor Entertains grams in every school In the coun- Governor Pierce -'entertained . ty. The banks have always lent Elton Watkins of Portland and a their" cooperation to the. pbserva humBer of other persons at din-!tion of Thrift week. A contest Shrubbery for Xmas Gifts A permanent .year-round re membrance. Pearcy Bros., 17$ S. Commercial St. ' dl6 ner at the Oregon state peniten tiary yesterday. . Following ' the dinner, the visitors were escorted through the prison jflax plant. Christmas Tr And Mistletoe? Tel. 36F25. of some sort may be held to Inter est the publis in the subject. The week commences on January 17, Benjamin Franklin's birthday. 1026 Calendars Standley & Foley Ins. Agency, over Ladd & Bush bank. dl8 Has Recovered '" . - Mrs. Ella Schultx Wilson, sec retary of the Oregon state f air board who has been ill for the past two weeks, has recovered. She expects to leave soon for Cal- uornia. wnere sne will enjoy a needed' rest. For Leather Gifts -; 1 See F. E. Shafer, 170 S. Com'l. . . . , . - - -dl5 Trade What You Have , For what you want. See Ter Lmlnal. Realtors, Terminal hotel lobbyii rn-yi ' , d9tf iJ.Gbverner -Sneaks GovofiiOT Pierce -spent Sunday night at - Rood Rfrer where v he gave an address en law enforce ment. ;: -- ; -Music Slakes a Merry Christmas Merrier.;., Buy. that i gift at Moore'a ilusic House. 4 , dJ5 - , : - ; ... ) ' ' . ' ; I- Wbli TJieyXast ; ' .1 1 . y -Bag of free samples with every 'u. Durchase today at Nelson & Hunt l i drug store iiifiUti !' Visits Wriends i Mrs. Louis Hannager , spent t Sunday In Portland with friends. ; She lives In the Court; Apartments Shrubs, Ro$e Btfshes Bulbs ' Fruit and nut trees. Pearcy Bros., 178 'S. Commercial St. dlfi Back From East. , " . wuL.Ioor& st?J,e iftsurance commissioner, returned here yes terday, from .Chicago and other eastern cities wnere ne auenaea a meeting": of the state insurance commissioners of various states. Mr.. Moore said the weather was pleasant in Chicago, and that bus iness conditions there are quite satisfactory. ; . For Her " - Hosiery, handkerchiefs, under wear gifts of - real merit; sure of appreciation., Howard Corset Shop, 153 S. Hi. dl5 Holiday Trip -, v- I William Levens, ; state prohibi , tion, commissioner, ; expects to 'spend Christmas' with his wife at Baker, i if , -.-''l:-' All Wool Blanket ' -V In Greys and Tans $5 per ralr, -fancy plaids i and whites $11 to SI 4 per pair. Thos. Kay Woolen MUls Co dl& Knndavat ItaTlch r Chiet Justice "Thomas A. yMc- Bride of the Oregon ; I saprem courts spent Sunday in Portland and at his ranch at Deer isiana. Wool Blankets --- 4 In Creys. aadTans $5 per pair, fa nfT ' nlaids and whites $ 1 1 to $14 per pair,. Tbos, Kar Woolea Mills Co. " ' . dii License :ls Issued - - ! v One marriage license. was' ap plied for in the county, clerk's of fice here ' yesterday. This was taken out by John Sloan, -leather-worker, and . Laura Weaver, both of Albany.- ; l Pomeroy Keene Jewelers and Optometrists '"Balem, Oregon :v UNdEUWoOd v TYPEWRITER CO. Direct Factory ( Braacli Z19 Court Street . Phone tS2 Typewriters Rented, Sold. Repaired Special rental rates to itnatut H. F. W00DRY & SON AmUmmci sb4 ronttsrs CmIms, mmf ck far Om4 rarniMus. SMcs 71 XorU CowasrtUl. Offlca Phoaa 75 cr Jlta ""liewi Phoiii 184S-T7 Radio Poles of Superior Quality- Good used sets. Phone 1935 ' . dl 'S. Visit in Roseburg . George Griffith and wife .will spend Saturday and Sunday, De cember 26 and 27, in Roseburg where they will be guests of Dr and Mrs. E. B. Stewart. Dr. Stew art is state .commander- of the American Legion. ; T Salem Boy Visits Knute Burtnesfl and" Albert Hofford, ' former 1 Marion J county boys who are now presiding ;,in Portland,,. spent Sunday : here vis iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Benson. Mr. Benson and the visitors served " in the same com pany overseas during the World war. . .. ' v i .. Holiday Train A special train will be run from Salem on Friday, December 18, to Portland, to enable Willamette university students to make con nections for parts east and north the same afternoon. School will close at 1:45 o'clock and .the special, holiday train will leave Trade and. Winter streets at 2 o'clock. -. , Invest lea t In jc . Dr. W. H. Lytle left here last night for Dufur. Wasco county, where be is spending a few days investigating reports that a large number of horses have died there I recently as the result of a mys terious malady. Dr. Lytle was sent to Dufur by Governor Pierce I following receipt of a request from officials of the Wasco Coun ty Livestock association. " ' Ovcrloader In Fined . Joe Heuberger. Jr.. of Sublim ity was arrested. Saturday by Bert Sniitb, deputy sheriff, on a charge of overloading his truck with lumber he- was hauling from the Van Handle farm. Heuberger was nned ?2& m the - justice court when he appeared before Brazier Six-room modern 1 house and A Small Mqnday, garage on paved street, close In. Terms. Box 4500, care States man. ' ' dl6 Bmnkard Finel Pat Devine of Salem, who was arrested Saturday on a charge of being drunk,. was fined $10 by Judge Poulsen Monday. Leave for Banquet ' Members 'of the state board of control left here this morning for Moro, -Sherman 'county, where they will be guests of honr at a banquet at whlcn the notes se curing payment of loans under the "so-called, wheat seed relief law enacted at the last session of the legislature, will be destroyed. It was said that all loans authorized in Sherman county have been paid in full, together with interest at the rate.of B -per cent." The prln clpal speaker at the banquet will be Judge R. R. Butler of The Dalles. The law authorizing re lief for the wheat farmers in the . (Coatlnaed 01 pt 6.) ' VelpSMves 5 from btter-lHsn'' new blades f Makes shavinsr a contin uous delight. A "James-Strop-Shave" is a perfect r 8have2.Q0J t?S v , CAPITAL DRUG ' STORE r 405 Stato St., Corner Liberty Only 9 Shopping Days 'Till Christmas Furniture Upholstery And repairing. Giese- Powers Furniture company. s20tf Clothes Stolen- Mrs. Annette Rmith. 594 North Liberty street, reports nlie lost a large gray leather purre on North Commercial htreet Satur day morning. The purse con tained some monoy, a small nickel watch and a savings bank of the Salem Bark of Commerce. Radio Headquarters, Phone 1033 Zenith, Fada, Magnavox and used sets. Good radio poles, 175 South High. ' ' dl9 Toys for the Children At Stiff's furniture store. d5tf Music Makes a Merry Christmas -' Merrier. .Buy that gift at Moore's Music House. dl5 Here for ' Elton Watkins, former mem ber of congress from the Port land district of Oregon, spent Monday in Salem attending a hearing in connection '.with fish ing rights on the Columbia river. City court Speeder Draws Finc Louis Welch of Oregon :was fined SZ0 In justice Monday when he appeared in an swer to a charge of speeding. The arrest was made by R. B. Rein hart, state traffic officer. Silk Pajama Suit! And crepe de chine night gowns. Specialty Shop (Renska Swart); 453 Court. dl5 Furniture Upholstery. ' . And repairing. Oiese-Powers Furniturecompany. 1 s20tf Choire Holly For sale in City View cemetery. d24 Locates Here A. M. Anderson of Portland, who recently purchased residence property In Salem, has arrived here to make his home. He was accompanied here by Mrs. Ander- sori and three children. WMIe .They .Last . Bag of free samples with every purchase today at Nelson & Hunt drug store. dl5 DilLml Elkins Writes ' Dillard Elkins, member of the 1 state industrial accident commis sion, has sent to his ' suwivlng comrades in the Spanish-American war the names and. addresses of members of the two companies that enisted irom-Oregon. En- ciosea in me letters containing the lists of names were cards bearing felicitations front Mr. El kins. . ' . ,- ' " ' Attends Hi-Y Banquet Ben-J. -Kimber, general secre tary of the county YMCA, was in Woodburn last nightwhere he at tended the Woodburn Hi-Y ban quet. 1 He will attend the" meeting of the -Aumsville Hi-Y 'this eve ning. Wednesday he will speak on YMCA .work at the Hubbard high school. . ; VHokeyPokey, Dlddle-Deo Dum" . A dandy comedy record by Wendell Hall. Record dept.. at Stiff's. dl6 Closed Automobll At reduced prices.- These in clude a Willys-Knight , sedan, a Hudson coach, a Gardner coupe, a Ford coupe and a Stp.deba.ker closure. See these at the Certi fied Public Motor Car Market nl7tf Hotel Marion, , Dollar Pinner. i. Every evening: Served 5:45. to . ' r n-27tf A Xew Pipe Organ. Record " .. j V By.tho new electrical -process; , a real treat. Stop in at Stiff's and Inspects School W. A. Delzell, private secretary to Governor Pierce, escorted a party of friends through the new state training school for boya at Woodburn last night. The plant "has been completed and 15 boys I have been transferred there from the old institution. Party Tomorrow The last of a series of six card parties will be given tomorrow bf the -St. Vincent de Paul womeil. Prizes for the series will then be Swarded. Carry Diphtheria ' Two teachers, the janitor, and five pupils at the Highland grade school are carriers of diphtheria, according to a report made by Miss Elnor'a E.' Thomson, direc tor of nurse' service for the Mar ion child health demonstration. Cr.try's Uncle Dif J. n. Crary, secretary of the boys' division of the Salem YMCA received word yesterday that his uncle, E. M. Cra.ry of Devils Lake, N. D., has died. He was 60 years old. Practical Gift Things From Slop, Kafpury Women Of Particular Interest to the Man Selecting tor mi Music Makox a Merry Christmas Merrier. Buy that gift at Moore's Music House. dl5 Serving an exacting; women's clientile all through the year, naturally makes this store the logical place for men to shop for women. Choosing will be.jaleasur-able--you will receive helpful, courteous suggestions from each and every salesperson employed in this great establishment. .' . , i Lions Visit- Prof. Roy Harding of Willam ette university, William Hickey of the American Express company, and J. B. Crary of the local YMCA who are all members of the Sa lem Lions club, visited the Inde pendence den Monday. Professor PURE SILK HOSE . , . . Hummingbird Kaysef Phoenix - $1.50, $1.85, $1.98, $2,48a pair Obituary Brluht At West Salem, Monday morn- ine. December 14. Mrs. Emma J. Bright, age 64 years, resident of Salem for the past 36 years; wife of William M. Bright: mother of Daniel Bright of Salem.- Mrs. Claudie B. . Simmos of Jackson-1 villc, Fla.', and Mrs. Mabel Wood! rof West, Salem. Also survived by two grandchildren, r unerai ser vices Wednesday,- Dec. 16, at 2 p. m. from the - Rlgdon mortuary. Interment in 100F cemetery. SILK UNDERWEAR . $2.98 Cl OC Glovesilk Oft $lst70 Bloomers'at.j?A-?0 Kayser silk ribbed Combinations. Colors Peach, Flesh, Green-at..... Glovesilk - Vests at-J.. Marccll's Miracle Mineral ' For your better health. For frei ntervleW wrlui G. HL Gazeley, spe :ial representatire, boi 33. ' J3 Cooke ' In this city, December 13, Mrs. Adele H. Cooke, age 68 years. The "remains were forwarded from the Rigdon mortuary to Medford, Or., for -funeral- services and In terment. .' hear it. d8tf Back From Trip t Will Mullen, deputy real estate commissioner, has returned, here after a few days 'spent 4n Port land looking after business mat ters. ... .. . . .. .i. -4 i. Exelasive Distributio For. W..W. Kimball pianos. . A. B. Chase.- Davennort t Traev. Busn A" Certs. Moore's Music House, 409-415 Court, V s20tf .V ; -t . L. r ' -; - Thrift Week to be Observed-' U Thrift week will be observed in Marion -county, according to Ben J. , Kimber, general secretary of the county. YMCA. Plans are be ing made to conduct thrift pro- Eastman Brothers Furnaces Salm Office 169 sJWzV s. v. 2 ' Offlca honrtf I j. . 12:M TO S P, M. ractory, Eflrerton bra, '. Wood Wood TRACY'S FUEL 1C7 D Street , Telephone 2313 Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends for flowers and the many favors 'shown during the late Ill ness of our . mother. Otto and Andrew Klett. dl5 Christmas Records - Get yours while our stock Is complete. II. L. Stiff Furn. Co! U. S. Marines WI A detachment of Christmas Near " It .is easy enough tp tell that It. Is nearing Christmas time by the mysterious bundles which people are carrying -about with them from place fo, place. one officer and 40 : enlisted menrtfrom the')rte;S'oSr WalnHts-. nere on Business' Jlenry T Montgomery of The marine barrack. Qiatftieo, Va.,l FbxCtirlstmak. -Phc who-: won, he inter-service drUl I - ' . one Dalles spent- Monday In Salem I compeitioir at Bostoir, Mass,, conferring with state officials: Toys for the Child rer At Stiff's furniture store. dStf Rotary Program Featured Edna uarneid has written a comprehensive article in the liter ary page of the Albany Sunday which-wak hetd Defcember 3rd. This competition for a Bilver cup l is held annually in connection with a ball given at the Copley Plaza hotel, the object being to raise money to defray the expense 4 t C5F13. . die Fractured Hip L. C. Hansen of Silverton is suffering from a broken hip. Mr. Hansen fell live weeks ago and has been unable to be about since. CONSOLATION More homelike seems tlje vast . unknown; ," Since they have entered there: To follow them were not-so . hard, ' ' . ' Wherever they may fare. They cannot be where God .is not, i On any sea or shore. f .Whatever betides, . their - love abides Our God forever more. John V. Chadwlck. W. T. Rigdon & Son " HANDKERCHIEFS ALL KINDS 5c, 10cr 15c, 19c, 25c, 35c, 50c$1j6o GLOVES OF KID OR FABRIC Fabric $1.25, $1.35, $1.50, $1.75, $1.98 Kid $2.98, $3.25, $3.50, $4.50, $4.98; - . . - MCan and Do". SALEM STORK rORTLAXD SILK STIOF 46I State Street , ' V ; i 3 Alder Street; joe Williams The Battery Man ' W will Mrr yea M yon would like te be texved. WILLARO R31 Court 8L ' Phone 108 MODECBAKERY :, -.. 121 Soutli Commercial DISEASES Treated by Osteopathy and the latest electrical Therapy including Dr. Abram's elec tronic system. Xo charge for consultation DR. B. H. WHITE Physician ami Surgeon 06 U. S. Bank Building -: Salem, .Oregon "110 PAINTING KALSOMINING PAPER HANGING 7or the right kind of materials and. the very bt.. workman J ship call as. - r Gabriel ? f Powder and Sapply Co. V 171 B. Coramsreisl ; Phons Tit LADD r BUSH, Bankers EstabUahed ltd - General B&nldng Bu;?nc?i 'v Ctto iart rW It to S Ma, . . , F. N. WOODRY Salem's teadlB : AUCTIONEER Tays' Cash For Fnrnitwre Residence and Store '. 1810 North SomBU PHONE 511 r "EstablUhed nc 1916" 'TV a- n : TT! 'i t r - - V - " r "" l r- w- w j tfT-rf 7 r - EP" TT f:"'li . ... i. F. IX! . WO O D R YS E W, CTI O N IV1ARKE1 JGJO North Oumm0r iQtreoti Gbri N - -j ; ' r ;: - OPPOSITE HI9 RESIDENCE f , ' -.V - ' THIS WXbNESDANlSHT'SABE 1 " i " ' ": - " : i - ' a - BuickSix touring automobile; two 250-egg EJec trie Incubators; 500-chick Brooder; Blue Enamel wood and gas ' ji Range; wood and coal Range; large parlor Heater; Rugs'j Tumiture; Dishes; Drop-Head. Sewing Machine," arid ;- a lot of other miscellaneous articles. TERMS CASH. F N WOODRY' S10 Leading1 Auctioneer ".v Cash paid for Used Fumitare or v ' - - I;--' PHONE Sll, - ; . ' -r.: ' i ; i rhis is the Woodry Who Established the Woodry Name" -- i t i r-