The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 22, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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TIIE OREGON STATESMAN, 'SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 22, 1925
7
SIMPSON
Phones 48 and 49
SUCCESSORS TO WELLEU BROS.'
GROCERY
"T"
155 North Commercial St.
we Make no charge for delivery ; i ,
EOR CHRISTMAS 1-
If we are judged, by the excellent fruits we sen, then indeed will oar name be known
from coast to coast.- Our store is an institution in this city, and we are proud of our
renown. i:Ve strive to keep it up by giving-the best for the money.
vf You'll need lots of fruit for Christmas. Get it here and save.
No. 2 Vt sitehroken sliced.
-3 cans .11...!...:.
69c
No. 2 .size Llbby's special sliced t "1 0 ft
3 C&Q3 i r - f i i r r .ii.it - rt - - - 1 r - T - T JL r M j
No. 2 size Preferred Stock. j
grated, per can ....
25c
I ! - - i RAISINS M r
4 pound package fancy; seedless ,
Raisins Z - l-i.::....
Fancy seeded ? Raisins, IS oz. pkg. JQ .
3 for J ,
Fancy layer Raisins, 1 pound pack
ages, per pkg. .. j..
39c
20c
FIGS i
Fancy packed Smyrna Figs In S 1 AC '
pound boxes, per box m... ?1U3
Fancy Blue- Ribbon Figs, 1 pound og-i
packages, ' per package 0 C
Choice white Figs in bulk
2 pounds
26c
i BREAD
When baying Bread order a loaf of Fruit-
Ola-Nut Bread it is healthful and nutri
tious. Just say Fruit-Ola-Nut
Bread. Large loaf
15c
SUGAR
Quaker Cane, ;
100 pounds 4 -
$5.49
This Is the time of year every
one wants closed cars." VP
have a wonderful buy In an
Oakland coupe. Good rub
ber, new paint, mechanically.
09 per cent and a real snap
at SCOO.OO. - ,
Gardner. U. G. Holt, O. B. Hub
bard, II. H. Monson, II. G. Maison,
Theodore R. Paulus, W R. Patter
son. Ernest R. Reed and L. A.
SteeTes.
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Open TU1 9:30 Evening
Until Christmas. Giese-Powers
Furniture Co. d23
Speeder Arrested '
J. Bailey, 2055 South Summer
street,, was arrested Sunday by
Officer W. O. Edwards for speed
ing. Ills license was suspended
by Judge Poulsen for 15 days.'
years and is well known here. He
served as sheriff of Baker county
for three terms. ! ' i
Edison Record-
Edison records, the records that
make the best music on a phono
graph. Sold at Geo C. Will Music
store. 432 State St. d22
Bailding Permit Issned
A.i B. McDowell was issued a
Derm it from the office of. the city
recorder to erect a one story dwel
ling at 2020 North Liberty street
The structure is to-tost S3000.
Wanted Family Man-
To cut wood or log. See Ter
minal Realtors, Terminal Hotel
Lobby. d22tf
I WIU Not Meet
The social club of the Chadwick
chapter; of the Eastern Star, will
not meet this afternoon, because
many of the members are busy
with Christmas plans. The an
nouncement was made yesterday
by the club officers.
Safety First
Light your tree with our $1.29
tree lights. Limited amount) at
this price. Halik & Eoff electric
shop. d24
1926 Calendar Free, Homer H.
Smith Ins. Agency, over Millers
d22tf
Exclusive Distribution
For W. W. Kimball pianos. A.
B. Chase. Davenport & Tracy,
Bush & Gerta. Moore's Music
House. 409-415 Court. s20tf
Prices on all Overcoats-
Reduced. We still have a few
for $12.50. Thos. Kay Woolen
Mill Co. d22
cim-jmmM BRIEF
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RAIN AND WIND
OREGON: Rain west, rain or
snow east portion ; normal tem
perature; southeast winds becom
ing gales along the coast. Maxi
mum yesterday, 59; 'minimum,
41; river. 6.2 .rising; rainfall,
VQ8: atmosphere, cloudyT wind,
southwest.
Klwantnns to Meet
' Members of the Salem Klwanis
club will hold a general Christ
mas program at their luncheon at
the Marion hotel this noon.
Will Present Play
A four act drama, "The Christ
mas Quest." will be offered by the
First Baptist Sunday school class
in the auditorium of First Baptist
church at Marion and North Lib
erty streets thisevenine at 7:30
(o'clock. The play is highly Inter
lestine and well worth while, it
Marshfleld. who is under indict- is directed by Miss Jane Wyatt,
ment in the state of Minnesota The public is invited
chnre'eii with fftiiiiTA'tri simnnrtf t 1 1 . I ,
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his six year old child. Evidence John Merormick'
placed before the governor snow-
Toys for the Children
At Stiff's furniture store.
Klfire Open Evenings
Until Christmas.
Furniture Co.
Hamilton
d23
License Suspended
Gren Wriltsey of route 4. Salem,
was arrested Sunday by Officer
W. O. Edwards on a charge of
failing to dim his lights. Judge
Poulsen suspended his driver's
license for 30 days.
Trade What Ton-Have "
For what you "want, "gee Ter
minal Realtors, Terminal hotel
lobby. - d9t(
I J Drive With Safety
and Economy
Christmas Specials
See our window and store room
display of candle sticks, reading
tables, jardiniere stands, smoking
sets, etc., made in our Salem fac
tory which are suitable for Christ
mas presents. Your inspection so
licited. Chas. K. Spaulding Log
ging Co., cor. Front and Ferry
streets. Phone 1830. d23
Have Ton House
That suits? If not, read this
through Here's a 4 -room Btrict
ly modern, fireplace, furnace, full
deep cement basement, hardwood,
wired electric range, etc Dutch
kitchen. On large lot south, . In
view district, protected by proper
restrictions. Trees. For sale any
reasonable way. For Instance,
$100 down. $50 a month; $300
down, $30 a month, or $600 down
and $20 month, 6 per cent. Priced
$3600, complete. Ready for you
today. Two others north and
east. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N.
High, Heilis Bldg. Phon 161.
d22
A Colony Model
Of the new Orthophonic Vic
trola can be delivered to your
home today by Sherman Clay &
Co.. 244 N. High St. d23
"Normady" Jnst Ont
A dandy fox-trot on Victor rec
ord at Stiff's. d22
dCtf
Expected Soon
Rhea Luper, state engineer,
who recently went to Washington
to attend a reclamation confer
ence probably will return here
before the first of the year.
Open Till 9:110 Evenings
Until Christmas. Giese-Powers
Furniture Co. d22
Before Baying See Our Line
; Of Xmas goods, purses, vanity
cases, beads, carfs, etc., reason
ably priced. Mrs. H. P. Stith. 333
State. Lj d22
ed that Mr. Sullivan was married
in Minnesota a number of years
ago, but his wife received a di
vorce during his absence in
France. Mr, $u.Uivan later came
to Oregon ; where be again mar
ried. He has two children living
n this state. It was said that Mr.
Sullivan offered to pay $ 20 per
month for the support of his child
in Minnesota.
Woman Seeks Divorce
Coila B. McDaniel - has filed
suit for divorce from Arthur Mc
Daniel. They were married in
Iowa on Christmas day, 1900. De
sertion in March. 1923. is alleged.
Mrs. McDaniel seeks, the custody
of five minor children.
Drunkard Arrested
- John Pickens was arrested early
Sunday morning on, a charge of
being drunk.
. Till nin
F Until Christmas. Giese-Powers
Furniture Co. " . d22
Columbia Phonograph Records
i Try a new process Columbia re
cord. They are as fine as a record
Rotarlans to Meet
- Charles Archerd, a member of
the Salem Rotary club, will con
duct the program for his fellow
members at their luncheon Wed
nesday noon. Mr, Archerd re
cently conducted ,a's "mind read
ing" session at a Rotary meeting.
This time be will demonstrate his
remarkable powers as a "magic
ian."
Toys for the Children
At Stiff's furniture store.
d5tf
Hotel Marion-
Dollar Dinner. Served 5:45 to
S. Every evening. n-27tt
Christmas Party
: The high school Girl Reserves,
workinr throusrh Miss I Marian
TVyman of the YWCA, will give
a Christmas party this afternoon
to 12 .children between 5 and 11
years, in the YWCA rooms. The
children, whose names were se
cured from the Salvation Army,
can oe maae since me wona, iuure i Daiew,
Phonograph company have bought and they will be taken to and from
all interests of - the Columbia
Gramophone Co. . Sold only by
Ceo. C Will Music Store, 432
State street. d22
Divorce Is Granted '
t: Silas Ray Jones was granted a
divorce from Ava C. Jones in cir
cuit court here Monday by Judge
L. H .McMahan. They were mar
ried March 31, 1921. On April
12 of the same year Jones de
clares his wife deserted him.
Wrestling Tuesday. Dec.
At Salem armory. Robin Reed,
OAC Olympic champion vs Roy
Carver, Astoria. Snappy prelim
Inary starts at 8:30. d-22
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Select Something f
For the car.. See our suggest
Ions. Smith & Watklns. d23
Robes for Christmas Presents -
We have them, plain or fringed,
at from $3 to $8.50. Thos. Kay
Woolen Mill Co. ? : d22
Bee Biddy Bishop"- V
f For used cars, at Fred M. Tow-
ctl Motor Cars, 350 N. High. d22
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TliLs Christmas
Something for the car. See our
Suggestions. -Smith. & Watkins.
d23
A
Falls to Dim
. J. Raf fey of Salem was fined
$5 by Judge Poulsen Monday for
failing to dim his lights.
One License i
One marriage license was ap
plied for in Salem yesterday. This
was issued to Thomas A. Real,
sawmill man, and ' Mary ' Aplet,
both of Toledo, Or, . .'
Pomeroy & Keene
Jewelers and Optometrists
Salem, Oregon " ;
TYPEWRITER CO. -4
Direct Factory JJrancb
510 Court Street Phone tSl
:Z Typewrlterg Rented; Sold,
v;-Repaired -i- "
SpeciaT renUl rater to studextt
XL F. WOODr fi SON
AatttasMK and ytrSm DwOmb,
rr tmt V4 Ttauan. SUr
art rU Omiirrtij
OC13ce.Phxma4XCT-Ilc3
'l&esx tbcst lliS-7
their homes by YWCA workers.
Company V. Meets-
Yesterday evening at 8 o'clock
Company F met for its quarterly
muster for pay, the payroll for the
company coming to nearly $1000
per quarter.
"Tomorrow Mornin
, And "NORMANDY," the popu
lar foxtrots, are now in stock.
Latest record, "Ah, How I Miss sherm-in mv On 44 v nieh
You Tonight." Hear it at Stiff's, ot d,.
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Open Till D:0 Evenings
JJntil Christmas. Giese-Powers
(120
Mrs. Anna Jnnk
Will close out her band painted Furniture Co
china at cut prices at ber studio.
679 N. Cottage. Call afternoons.
dti
See Biddy Bishop
For used cars, at Fred M. Pow
ell Motor Cars, 350 N. High. d22
Sharp Sign Service-
Moved to new location, 560
Ferry St., Salem. Phone 394. d26
Free Tree-
Lane Morley has an extra
Christmas tree with decorations
for some poor boy or girl, who
has been missed by Santa. A tree
will be delivered free to any. de
serving boy or girl representing a
family, for the asking.
Governor Returns
Governor Pierce returned here
last night from Marshfleld where
he spent Saturday with members
of the state forestry board. While
in Coos county the official investi
gated the slash conditions.
Furniture Upholstery
And repairing. Olese-rower?
Furniture company. 20tf
To Attend Funeral
Will Moore, stato infurance
commissioner, and W. A. Muller.
deputy real estate commissioner,
will attend the funeral services to
be held for the late Edward Rand
in Portland later this week- Mr.
Rand has ber-n employed as dep
uty Htate fire marshal for several
Obituary
Moore
At the home of his son, C. W.
Moore, Thirteenth and Mission
streets, Monday. Dec. 21, Manley
R. Moore, age 78 years, father of
Crawford, George and Edward
Moore, and Mrs. Ralph D. Gibson
Funeral pervlces Wednesday, De
cember 23, at 1:30 p. m. from the
Rigdon mortuary. Interment in
IOOF cemetery.
Xmas Dlnnerware Specials
H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. d24
Marcell'8 Miracle-
Mineral for your better health.
For free interview write G. II.
Gazeley, special representative.
)X339.. J3
New Red Seal Recora"!
Single faced, 25c and 35c- Stiff's
Furniture Co. d5tf
Ask Franchise
The Klamath River Boom com
pany .with assets of $25,000, has
filed application with the public
service commission for a franchise
of Klamath river. The company
has approximately one billion feet Christmas Part y-
of timber which it desires to move. 1 Members of the Silverton Play-
makers, the high school dramatic
club, enjoyed a Christmas party at
the W. O. W. hall Friday night
Games and cards furnished the.
diversions of the evening until it
was time for Santa Claus. Eac.
Anction sale every Wed. nite.1 member of the Playmakers
p. m. r . N. vvoodry s new store. I brought a non-member as a guest
Summer and Norway Sts. Cash I and two Christmas presents.
paid for used furniture. Phone I Every one present received a gift
511. d 22 from the tree. Forty members
and friends were there.
Petition for Road
The Woodward Lumber com- Store Open Lvenings
Genuine Westinghouse 32-Volt
Lamps for sale at Gahlsdorf's.
d23
Visiting Here
Miss Grace Carroway ot Port
land has arrived in Salem to spend
a few days with friends.
Christmas Records-
Get your while our stock is
complete. ' H. L. Stiff Furn. Co.
d8tf
A New Pipe Organ Record
,By the new electrical process;
d real treat. Stop in at Stiff's and
Sear It. - v dStf
Frickey
In this city, December 19, Wil
Ham Frickey at the age of 72
years.. Father of Frank Frickey
cf Astoria and Mrs. Minnie Maley
of Condon, Or. He is also survived
by nine grandchildren. The broth
er .of Mrs. Mary Casebere and Mrs.
Emily F. Jory, both of Portland.
and Miss Minna Frickey of Cin
cinnati. Funeral services will be
held Tuesday, December 22, at
1:30 p. ni. from the Rigdon & Son
mortuary. Interment will be ir.
the City View cemetery under Ma
3onio auspices.
tile Double All-Wool Blankets
45. to $14 per pair. Wo have
the largest assortment at the low
est prices In the city. Thos. Kay
Woolen MM Co. d22
pany with headquarters at Cottage
Grove, has petitioned the public
service commission for permission
to construct a logging railroad
across a county road.
Until Christmas.
Furniture Co.
d23
Standard Electric-
Waffle irons, $10; regular price
$14. Halik & Eoff electric shop.
d24
A New Player Roll
Will help express the Christmas
spirit. Make your selection at
Sherman Clay & Co., 244 N. High
St. d23
1 Fails to Dim.
Paul r. Karrey. route z. saiem.
wa3 arrested by Officer W. O.
Edwards for failing to dim his
lights. Judge Poulsen fined him
$5.
Store Open Evenings
Until Christmas.
Furniture Co.
Hamilton
d23
Xmas Dlnnerware Specials
H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. d24
Thin Christmas-
Something for the car. See bur
suggestions. Smith & Watkins.
d34
Extradition Refused
Governor -Pierce has refused to
honor papers asking for the extra
dition, of John T. Sullivan of
JOE WILLIAMS
,i The Battery Ma
' - Sv Tim and Money
..., By Calling Da.
WnXARD
S3l Court fit. Phono 198
Eastman Brothers?
Furnaces
Salcci Office 169 S. Hlsh
Offlea fcovrt:
12:11 TO l P. u,
- Factory, CTIrertoa, Ore, .
1
Wood Wood
TRACY'S FUEL
YARD ,
107 D Street . Telephone 2313
Explanation
A bootlegger by the name of
Littlefleld wsa caught here last,
Week. G. II. Littlefield, an em
ployee at the state capitoL was
not the man in question. . .
9ii.no PaJt Monthly
Will retire a loan of $1,000 in
14 0 months. This applies to new
buildings only. Ralph H. Mc-
Curdy, office over Miller's store
d22
Leaves for Ship-
After spending . ten days vaca
tion with his parents here, Nelson
Srasbaw, who is a sailor on the
USS Sirins, has gone to join' his
ship at Mare Island.
Furniture Upholstery
And repairing. Giese-Fowerji
Furniture company. -. ia20tf
1026 Calendar J-Yee, Homer H.
.Smith Ins. Agency, over Millers.
d22tf
It WU1 Pay You
Use that spare time on a musi
cal instrument. Your need is
answered in the "KING" band
line. Sherman Clay & Co.. 244 N.
High St. . :d2$
Choice, Holly ...
For sale in City View cemetery.
New Victor Records
I have-almost a completo stock
of RedStial -and Black Label Vic
tor rrecoTds. These records are
all nice and new. No traded in
record in the lot. Geo. C. Will.
432 State St. ' d22
LUNCH
Coffee BOX Coffee
SHORT ORDERS
Any Time
DINNER
11 a. m. 10 p. m.
181 South Liberty Street
Initiates Members
The Salem lodge of Elks, at Its
last? meeting Initiated 16 mem
bers into the order. The candi
dates included Lawrence Bach, M.
J. Carter. Harold Eakin. Harold
Elbert. Earl Fisher. Orris J. Fry.
Cecil Gardner, Eugene Gill, W. D.
mm .
Why "Spa
Candies for
Christmas
Made in Salem ,
Strictly Fresh
Correctly Packed Boxes
Late " Buyers Welcome
and It's a Real
Candy Store
' " The Spa
MODEL BAKERY
a 121 South Commercial
PAINTING
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materlali
and th vsry btt workman
ship call ua. i - - .
Gabriel
Powder and Supply Co.
IT! 8. Commercial Phone TSf
LADD & BUSH, Bankera
r ft 1. J ... i PillMII Hill II A WW ,
General Banlnnj BcalnctS J.
Offlet Eetn from Xt ajb. U M
F. N. WOODRY
fialem'a Jjeadlag
- AUCTIONEER
Fayi Cash For Fumlfre
; Healdeace and Store
.1810 North Summer
" PHONE 5U 1
tahllsbedLBtoceJUtC.
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
; 606 U. S. Bank Building
H Salem, Oregon
THE HOURS FLY FAST
Spends Day Here
Jefferson Myers, ex-state treas
urer, was among the Portland
residents who spent today in Sa
lem. Mr. Myers conferred with
Governor Pierce and Secretary of
State Kozer.
See Biddy Bishop
For used cars, at Fred M. Pow
ell Motor Cars. 350 N. High. d22
Agents Exchanged-
Former agent of the Salem Nav
igatlon company, J. T. Bay, has
been sent to Portland where he
will continue to work for the com
pany, and C. A. Graves, formerly
of Portland has been made the
new agent' here in Salem.
McCLAREN CORD
'Perfett Safety" -
MJimw ' Biir
Smith & Watkins
Snappy fiervlc
PHONE 4
Rejoice, O grieving heart!
The hours fly fast;
With each some sorrow dies,
With each some shadow flies,
Until at last
The red dawn in the east
Bids weary night depart.
And pain is past.
Rejoice then, grieving heart.
The hours fly fast!
Adelaide Proctor.
W. T. Rigdon & Son
Amo
love Candy!
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Especially
HAAS' or WINSTEL
- Boxed Candies ;
WTiat could make a better Gift?
They're Fresh and Packed In t,
. . CliristnuM Boxes i . -.. . - ., ',. ', y
These Candies are handled in
Salem exclusively by ; L
tl MOKTM NIOH STRKCt
MASONIC TKMPLC
CAUEM. . ORKOO
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EVERY WED.
NITE
: 7 p. m.
F. N: Woodry's
New Store
Summer and
Norway Streets
Phone 511
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