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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1925)
i hi "THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON TCESDAY MORNING.' DECEMBER 15, 1025 i ! ; e ' t n n i ! ii I ii I ! . : 4 ; ;". . .JDAMORI'd ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF GROCEfilE 25c 30c 35c can Chocolate r sale price Large size Snider's Chile Sauce,- on sale Small size ' on sale.:.!....-.;.:..;...: UC . Christmas. Candy -sale price..! ;.. No. 1 soft shelled Walnuts OAj; sale price ;:... OUC Globe Popcorn, ..V. .-, sale price ........-..I... :. rTeas Corn, String Beans, Clearance sale price.:..... 20c cans Shrimp ' on sale..;.:...;...:......,...;.:...; .1 J . 10 c Ha?d Wheat Flour on sale .L, $2.00 Van Camp's Tomato Soup I C ' sale price,-2 for..f.....;....'. . ..... IDCy Sunkist Lemons ) C sale price .........,....' ... pv Sweet Potatoes, on sale, 6 lbs. f or;...-...-.-; Turnips, on sale OCX 12 lbs; for...............- - DC Tib. Shasta Tea on sale, V lb. same 1..... ..... 2Qc Dill Pickles, on sale per Gallon ....... (Bring Container) Cranberries 1 C sale price amC 40c Now is the time to lay in a month's supply of Groceries at t; ' :" Sale Prices ' t We need money you need Groceries. We'll swap our Good Groceries ; - for Your Good Money ? ' , Phone l2- deliver 899 North Commercial Street CLEARANCE SALE 285 FEET OF PARKING SPACE wins English. Cake and Chinese ;"C6stumes Mark Marriage - . of Local Girl " Chinese and A mertean costumes &nt rtwtoms were intermingled during 'the.-past wek when Mat- tteJGovf? local Chinese girl was (married at Vancourer,- Wash., to I' TXT a - - T" A 1 J nuai -J u j "well kuuwu ruruaou Chinese. 'Mte Gow la- a daughter of Rose Cow, manager of Bin Sin's Chi nese restaurant of this city and has , been attending Junior high school. - ,s r . After the performance of the ctvit marriage ceremony, the nup tials were gfren a new setting in Portfaid- where the Chinese cere monies and rites were observed iThe American -- bridal dress was exchanged for oriental garb and Mendelsohn's.;, classic' strains were dispensed by a Ga Low Goo or chestra. Of course there was wedding cake, but ft was an' Immense fruit cake. English. style, vjlowever this wa seconded by- such: oriental confections as Oi Keng Hong and Beiv Toy. As a last note it must be said that the celebration of the mar riage occupied the .best part of two days. OLDS ol tvMd or cl 1 treated exw Oty IT Mill Umj Ytmry i v of head or chest are more easily ireawa exwrnaljy wiia v HAtNES CALLS BANK :; CHARGE CASE CLOSED , , (ConUaufd tria jsf l. " - . Considering the matter a clos ed incident, and with kindest per sonal regards to each of on. I am, . "Will B. Haines." Members of the state banking board expressed surprise, at one paragrapn or yAir. Haines' letter indicating that the board had reached- the conclusion' that his institution - would 'be granted a permit to operate as a reserve bank. Ho such conclusion was reached . at the hearing, members of the board said. y - -Equal surprise was occasioned, members of the board declared, by Mr. Haines' statement in his letter that he considered the mat ter a closed incident. It was said that Mr. Haines was a party to an agreement reached at last Friday's hearing ' that the investigation of the charges preferred against Mr. Bramwell would be resumed in Salem next Thursday. Both Mr. Kozer and Mr. Kay said they particularly were inter ested In letters introduced in evi dence at the recent hearing which indicated on their face that Mr. Bramwell had attempted to obtain for one of his employes possession of ai unidentified bank in west ern Oregon at a price to be dic tated by himself. These letters ,were stressed by Mr. Haines as showing that the transaction it carried to a successful conclusioc would have provided ample oppor tunity for Mr. Bramwell and his 'friends to derive a substantial profit. Mr. Bramwell, in explaining the letters, said they were written to protect the, depositors of the Initio ! tution, and that he had no 'tlVougaf of profiting by the deal. When the hearing is resumed here, Thursday all witnesses will testify under oath and only such evidence as is pertinent to the is sues will be admitte.f Subpoenas for the, several witnesses fwhb will be cajlpaito testify will fee issued here tomorrow. C r u s t r.'Vi..: -, v r t .- s - -v sm j i Great ecial Purchase Received in Time for eev Gift my I lii r,, , yj a e ) Christmas Sale of Distinctive New Junior and Bridge b' Many Wonderful Lamps From a Famous Maker For xour oeiecuon The Special Prices Quoted Are for Lamps and Shade Complete Bridge Lamp Complete with Shade $7.75 Bridge Lamp Complete with Shade $10.50 Bridge Lamp Complete with $ha33 ? , 4 4 jf t. S-i Jior-limp-Complete with Shade ; ;: ' Junior Lamp Complete with Shade 519.45 - SHADES Very new and most unusual in desicrn and ft-eat- ment; Exquisitely made of finest silk georgette, closely "pleated over heavy silk linings in lovely, : gleaming color cbmbinations. Trimmed with art braids and applique motifs. , r Bridge ImpMmplete with Shade $1995 Junior Lamp Complete witk Shade $27.95 . St t . Junior Lamp Complete with Shade . $36.95 STANDARDS Newplated finish irf dull gold wi heavy onyx bases which are very onusuaL ' BeautifuHy de signed, ornamented with etichings and: fluting.' All equipment with adjustable sockets two-way light plugs and six feet of silk, cord. ; ' . ; , ' : e '. Pay Down as ; Little as , MAKE HER HAPPY THIS CHRISTMAS BUY HER: A HAlILTON-BEACk VACUUM SWEEPER r Make Her Housework Easy MontHy or 55,00 Plices Orie In Your Home . I , Balance Payable SI.00 Each Week , ' . Paynieht $5,. Mi WW 340 Baptist Churctr Class Plans Business Meet The young married . people' class of the First Baptist church will hold their regular monthly meeting and social at the church Wednesday cvenng, December 16. Pot-luck supper will lm served1 at 6i30 o'clock. If you think good pic" crust is hard to make try making it with Snowdrift. Use your ;pwn recipe ot try this very good pie crust recipe from Kate Brew Vaughn. r Cufs FUur 4 Teaspoon Salt Cf Snowdrift let Water r Sift the flour and salt. nI cut in the Snowdiift at qukkty pos sible. Cutting ia' with two silver knives insures the most uniforn desrribut,fpn. Do ttait taKe rbA reai tate to have this shortening thoroughly- mixed-he nafckst pastry is the most quickly made. aii .1 - - .. ' ! - . . .1 ? - . M I 1 um ine, kc water a linic r a iimc, snaiung in wun pwwit, use as little as possibks Divide-the paste ia halves and pat and beginning to brown, then reduce K jo degree until dond Best results are secured by thoroughly dulling all ingredients and titemib. This- recipe maker -sufficient crust for one two-crust pie or two cpenrfaced piesS ' ..- . ; S no w d r i ft . a riph creamy shortening that makes excellent pie crust SALEM CORVALLIS ALBANY WOODBURN Christmas i -A .- I - .. . - . . - . v c awiies After investigating the market for Xmas Candies we decided to buy quality candies made in Oregon. We found that, quality; considered, manufacturer of candy in Oregon are in the lead. Our first large shipment has arrived, and we are pleased to announce that we can offer good candy; at prices so low that inferior candies would be unattractive at any price. G Tin American Beauty Shrimp "New pack 2 cans 29c 4 Fancy Sliced Pineapple 2 large cans 45c Schriling's Best Coffee 1 lb. cans' - 55c Fresh Eggs Per doz.: 39c i . t Eagle . Hatd WKeat Ploir $2.29 - :. .-7 . Pure Cane Sugar 100 It; sack $5156 Fisher's, Blend Flour 49 lb. sack $2i3;9:' California Standard Peas Royal Red Brand 2 cans 21c AMne"Milk 3 cans 25c Extra Fancy. i - Apples Per box - S1.98 Fancy T' Apples !vi Q1 7Q v ty' CONNER COUftT AND COMMERC IAL iTELEPHONES iVfK 1 t- 1 L'Uli.UHJ'IV.. UPM COUIITST, - j I - - . .. . . ... . . ; II I :K A ""V - :- - 2iLM JLt fflKl ...M ft. V L. i : '"B-m.,- JKB flB 11 . t . t . , - , ii i m. i"it r jt liL v m - jt v: rv v- w jir 11 'v m v v v ir ji y a - 11: " - - l- , :.-. .-. j..' - . v , ' ... , ' ' v - - ... , ..... .j ... - --.-. - ' -. - , . " . ; t - .i . . ' " . : ! - .!: -
