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U-THTOKEGOtt STATESMAN, SAMSI.-OTIEGON-
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V-V-r --r-n f -rtnninin ii wiuii i-ii . Ti ' f n ii T i - - ,r ni minim mri i i i n .umj U
tftd M. Powell. iALRosete, silea
manager; JU .Fellea. 8ho:nper-'
lntendent nd -4 .Virgil v Stolflc,
Packard -.salesman. t...OTer.. lfiO
dealers from all -point of the Pa
cific northwest attended the. con
vent ion, At the meeting . it waa
said that the annual output of
automobiles in the United States
had grown from four in 1895, to
4,200,000 in 1925.
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The Hi-Y cluh of Salem will sell
candy at the Salem high,' school
basketball games to be played on
the 'home floor during the coming
season. The Girl Reserves, YJWQ.A
Organization at the . high, .school,
will assist. The boys will furnish,
the materials for the .candy. The
girls will, makc.it, and w help
in selling it " Tor' (fiis'taorfbe
'HlrVhws"harevag?ei to help tne
girls prescnt'.a jUy ,at thfcs WgU
school soon after 'the Christ mas
nolidas.4 ,The plajLo put produc
ed has noi ye.been'decided upon.
X6 Salein Koutcs , . .t . , 1
X r(,,l'arrar, postmaster Jn fea
leni, announced iyesterday .that' aha
rural postal service act, which, jan
creases the service .,tln; ,i different
parts of the United States does; cot
affect any routes ffbm Salem. i i
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Here on Jluslncss-. , v :
.1 Eberhart is;inthe city i (in
stall spine eXceOeiit'.apparatiB to
round, out the. already elaborately
equipped offices of Drw B. H.
White. One of . the .michlnfc si
known as the Diatherniv. is fk5r
the generation of localized heat
any given, point in thfr; hum W
boy. This has been Jouad great
ly superior to external, lieatsuch
as s hot - water bottles f aiiftj hot
packs. Inotherapparatus istal-
le4 Is" known ai? the ultra-vioiej
;inaip, wBiqj w attracting
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Fatrn6r'& SteWart
BATTERY STATION
Ye specialize in Starting Mo
tors and Generators and carry
a good line of Ignition parts.
263 S. Commercial St.
nation-wide' attention by its , pe
culiar ability to'fcure, rickets, ane
mias, "delajod unions bt fractures,
and a great number of other cases .
for whic:" m:efiln , ana surgery.
have'Httle to offenl ''T,- '
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FRUIT TREES
We Specialize in High Grade fruit
- and Nut Trees'
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THE MATHIS NURSERY
Just opposite the Postoffice on State Street.
Office Phone 2416 Residence 10F4
"Irisp LuclaecHlbed,: anyone pt tHebet pictures Thomas Meighah '-and ,b-Jiyflspn have
yet made,.i?till beihjr shoTi at the Oregon, .theatre where it is attracting large crowds at
eVery; pteseatipr Tha 'ictur.waa made in Ireland and is a Paramount production -
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EOR POOR FifJISHED
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; XlieatreParty:4oiBe 1
. Something 'New;?, i'i
Things are "working - out ; satis
factorily to' alt- coriceThedVin-'th-nectioh
: with -.the EIsfBligh ;tba
ter aBd.Saivatlon Army.CAristma
. cheer movement, whereby 'alfof
Salentfs noor chlldren:wlll 'be -re-mcmbfered.
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.Th . fotlo wing;i ommitte'thas
worked ouf plans for-.the program
" on thi occasion; August; Hnck-
. fstciif, 'Joseph JL .-Alberf. . F. " E.
, Shafer, and Captain Pitt." . '.
."Solnething different" in the
way irtof . entertainment for.,l.the
entertainment.' for. Jhe' children, is
.Mr. y'uekestein's idit) -who heads
the caTmmitte, and itwlll be some
thing different. r i -
Ar mj, headq ua'Tters ,were swam P
ed yesterday with; youn and old
applicants for ,. Christmas ; Tree
ticket's and Christmas, basketsl
One lad, 1 Shears, of ageA-wlth iM
feeling of pride made application
with Clears Jn. his .eyes. He Jives
with. ;$i is father-r just the two of
thenH$-l)Ut It hurt. the lad fo ad
mit Hiat there, would be need of
Christmas fheer in their 'libme.
owina, lo the" father's lark "of
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Letters hare been received, said
Captain Pitt, Trom- many "Outside
place Including Grand" ROiide.
Fallsity, GerraIs,.ec.One 'jletter
received yesterday,' did not ask for4
help, but instead: offered! a iiiote.
of tiriinks for help given through
the Salvation Army last -.Christmas
iand hoed - someone loped
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Someone eUe. would receive simi
lar iheln this year. j. .
.Work. On preparing the boxes
for: needy families will commence
eariy;this .week, and hundreds of
haqd-made. : candy., sacks will be
filled., for the Chrtstmas tree. It
must be understood, that. the Army
Is taking care of its own Sunday
School chHdren; of which there
wUl be abont- 100, and "these are
not included in the-poor children's
tree'at the' armory. .
: However. most. of these children
represent families who will have
yerylitleV Christinas outside of
what . they receive' "at the Army.
These children, -will alt-,, receive
Stockings and some of them other
arUcies'!of c4otfilrig,,' in addition
to candy, nhts, and a toy apiece.
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' State - land boa rd will sell , 3 0 ,
000feet Klamath- county'timber
in January.
, , MARSHFIELd! New $ 2 0 0 ,fi d 0
Egyptian-Theater 4s opened, ! toi
Beat 1300.
NEWS BRIEFS .1
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Employment Report Filed
i puring the past week - 26- nien
hare received work through the
Salem YMCA employment bureau,
according to report submitted by
Sim Phillips, head of the bureau.
For 96 mep seeking jobs, only ,31
calls for help were received and
28 "men were referred. No wom
en received employment through
the bureau during the week, as no
jobs were called in.
by V. A. Crum of Portland and
the Oregon-Indiana Land company
of Portland.
Divorce Is Granted
. Gertrude Cameron was-granted
a divorce from Dan W.- Cameron
in the circuit court Saturday on
a desertion complaint. They were
married in Nova Scotia in -1909.
Mrs. Cameron declared that her
husband deserted her in Boston
in 1917. She was granted the i
custody of a minor son.
Spending . HolidarK-
Edith Brotberton a- student at i
OAC and a , pledge in Alpha Chi j
Omega, -is spending .-the" holidays
with relatives here. " .- . --s
Trade 1uit Vou If aye .'
For what you want. Fee Tcr-
minal Realtors, Terminal hotel
lobby. d9tf
County Secretary
-The recent Marion coUnty
secretary, Ed Socolofsky, now a
county secretary in New Hamp-jl
shire, according to word received
in Salem, - has received an' in
crease in salary. Mr. Socolofsky
Is the son of D. I). Socolofsky, lo
cal realtor, and a graduate of
Willamette university.
Incorporated
'. The Kansas City Woman's club,
with headquarters in Forest Grove
and capital stock of $1000, has
been incorporated by Mrs. Nelle
Ogelsby, Mrs. Elsie Eslinger, Mrs.
Lora Hamilton. Mrs. Minnie Iewis
and Mrs. Stella Waldron. ' i .
Notice of dissolution" was filed
Waronda School Closes
,The Waconda district school
closed Friday evening for. a two
weeks' vacation over the holidays.
A Christmas tree and program
were enjoyed by members of the
district. The teacher. Miss Gladys
Brown, with her mother, left yes
terday for Oakland, CaL, where
the) will spend the holidays.'
Anto Men Return .
After attending . the Packard
convention in Portland, four mem
bers of Fred M. Powell -Motor
Cars, local Packard - representa
tives, returned to Salem yester
day. Those making the trip were
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I h 'yfe'Yy!Jl'.fit Eny of items that make
j I fine gifts for Motller, Fattier arid trie Kiddies
You will find a visit to our store both Pleasant and Profitable ,
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, Kiddie Kdrts $3 and $4 Scooters -$4 and $5
Kiddie Kara $2.00 arid $2.50
Quality Toys and Games at
Reasonable Prices
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. Erector Sets
Electrte Trains
Mechanical Toys
Boxing Gloves
Pootballs , .
Ingersoll Watches
Fly Books
Fishing Rods.
Fish Baskets
Pocket Knives
- Air Rifles
" Tool Chests
Bill Folds; I
Roller Skates
Building Blocks
Friction Toys
Agate Marbles
Flashlights
y Purses :
v ; Many, more articles. ; Visit our store--yoii will.be
surprised at the quality, fair prices and large
HAUSER BROS.
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Don't slight father when you can. buy him such'
handsome and practical gifts. Stu'dy this .list arid you'll
value the opportunity to choose here tomorrow..
Father will appreciate a HUMIDOR lined through
out, $19.95. vr ;
He needs his own desk; they're here in walnut or ma
hbga'riy, $27.00 to'$158.00.
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Good reading lights frorn FLOOR LAMPS; newest
shades, $7.75 to $35.00. 4
END' TABLES in many styles $5.95 to $12.50.
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Above all he will ' appreciate" tlx comfort of these
COGSWELL CHAIRS, $55.00.
Qifis tfmt SM
will apptza
Daughter's place in the!home,is-.Of ; priirle Mpbrt
ance in making things spriglitly, aiid ; g&ysA She s'.l
keen desire for beautiful things like thfese, for instaiieV:
Of course,-she wants a TELEPHONE "SET, they're
. here.$26.95. . -M, ; . . -. ,
Every, iirV.wants a CEDAR CHEST ; rnaHy Veasons for
- having one $1.50 lo $36.00. 1 . r . -
A DRESSING JAULEiwill add 'charm -to her boudoir,
$11.95 to $35:00. ,,... - ;
CARD ABLES arelr 'univcwaijrffV$2.0S"tto 'Hi 5;
She (iciignts, irr' aviiig :n TEA- WAGON, Vith drop
leaves ami removable trays of glass. Mahogany or
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By all means, make
this,a Home Christ
mas,, one which the
whole family can
participate in.
Sea n J hi s page
carefully and study
the merits or these
remarkable shop
ping opportunities
for Christmas.
Thefe a tetany
cbtiVincingj red'soii's s
why you s h o u 1 d
shop promptly and
with ecSribmyV Gift
j selections' are:5 6eg
; iregatedVo lEhat you
crl easily; rad and'
decide lipJorihe
various desigria
. tions and gifts that
ybif RaVe in min'dv
"Sec' Oiand -youVc
iurc bf a joyful aiW
incirry Christmas. :
WfiejX it comes to choosing,th right kinagYGjhf
for mother; you caayt decide on, any thing bettirHhari
sensible presents of. usefulTurhiture. With. these . values'
and these prices, you' will not hesitate long. , X .
0bCASl6NAt TABLES in sod mahogany or. wain
ranging from $17.50 to $60.00. - '
GATELEG TABLES of mahogany in a wide Tariety.of
' &es, frOni:$22;5a;lo $15.00.
TAfiBllMtfe r polychrome ;asra-. and
f ljJfeil j 10.J95 t o $23.85. V
WINDSOR tmj,e(rativc bits 7 fprSilivingr
room. Ibices $8.7 to $17.50. c-r t--'
SEYVING CABINETs! Martha airUfii4"ni
Ffiseilla types; solid nia'hcgariyV$75 tb $8.50. i ,
SECRETARY- DESKS, ample dr'awerUfracc and hwo
racks. New styles $50.60 to $68.50." . r.
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i f --As a very important member . 6f the family hlr
' rrees.rnust be carefully, ebijsi flered when it conies to
?GHrsu4as pfts'.i WUhlsuctl ai abundance of suggest- .
ii6ns, ihroad is easy ? to' follovvStudyHhese facts.! 4"
; He will appreciate, a mahogaliy FIRESIDE CHAIR,
. 5 cane sideband back, $27i50 to $35.00. "
A - SMOKING . STAND in pedestal or - cabinet . etyjes,
Weal,, $1.75 to $2l.Q0. .,
No glf? is more' appreciated than a RADtb CAfilNEt
priced $17.95 lo $28.00. iljf , "j
;)eaTtifrii heavriy 'caKcd llAVEUJ'Qftf f AfiL'ESlfor
. hisdeii: Prices $17.95 to $50.00, ,
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!f I ing that equals the SiiltflR' fel
giving of Gifts for . v "feUHPi' '
? tiome use. : 1 ibp.Ns
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