The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 23, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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Specials
Menfe Cassimere Hose 1
.in blue and brown heather mixture
now
44c
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
All pure linen handkerchiefs with
,with quarter inch hem.
4T
4 for $1.00
GSW: Johnson & Co.
469 State Street
in
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cUm paint Jobi U Vick' Broi.
ptint shop And b rKondl
Uo4 tbronefe out.. W si al
waya glad W any m ' cm
or paint o and out wortu
rleea run Cram $15.00 p. , ' "
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Editor Stops Here
Returning to their home in
Klamath Falls, the W. T. Perkins
family stopped in Saiem yester
flay on their way from Portland.
Mr. Perkins is the editor of the
Klamath Falls Herald. His trip
to Portland was to bring his old
est son to a sanitarium for medi
cal attention.
Plajrsf Tonight .. . ' f
Tonight the basketball team of
Willamette university will - play
the independent team of Dallas.
Stare Open. Events gs -
Until . Christmas. Hamilton's.
340 Court street. d23
All Xmas Cards
One-Half Price,
open evenings.
Buzz Shop,
d24
Till Christmas
Something for the ear. -See our
suggestions. Smith & Wat kins.
Christmas Program
This evening the public is in
vited to a special Christmas pro
gram to be held at the state insti
tution for t h feeble minded. The
following numbers will make up
the program: sieig&oeu Bong,
(Continued pan S
H. L. Stiff
Furniture Co. open evenings
until Xmas. d24
MEWS' M BRIEF
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- ' Rain west, and fain or snow
' east portion: moderate tempera-
ture; moderate southeast winds.
kainrntnar sralAfl ' alAnv Via iAaat
Max 60; Min. 51; River 9.3, ris
l tng; , Rainfall .24 ; Atmosphere
cloudy; Wind south. ; f -
Incorporation-
- Independence creamery, Inde
pendence; .capital stock Increased
from $20,000 to 1100,000, was
filed in the state corporation de
partment yesterday. .
A Bridge Lamp Complete ..
For X7.75 at Hamilton's, 340
Court St. f d23
Our Doors Are Open
Until 8 o'clock until Xmas. All
'.toys at reduced prices. Ray I.
Farmer Hdwe. Co. d23
S Apples! Apples! Apples!
v Less than wholesale prices.
r Wagners, Spitzenberg. packed per
. -box, S1.25; Rome Beauty, packed
" per box, 11. 3 5, at Capital City
; Transfer Co.'s warehouse, 226
. State St. ' ; ' ' : ' d23
latter was fined $60.- Although
having the same name, the men.
It , is said, are not related, the
former residing In Camas, Wash
ington; and the latter in Portland.
Music Makes a Merry Xmas
" Merrier, 'at Moore's Music
House. ; ' d23
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Smoking Stands All Styles
$1.75 to $18.95. Hamilton's.
340 Court street. d23
This Christmas
Something for the car.
Suggestions. Smitq, &
See onr
Watklns.
d23
Sharp Sign Service
;- Moved to new location,'-. 560
Ferry St., Salem. Phone 394. d26
Christmas Records "
Get your : while our stock is
complete. - H. L. Stiff Furn. Co.
d8tf
It Will Pay Ton to
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. d23
Wanted -Family Man
To cut wood or log. See Ter
minal Realtors, Terminal Hotel
JLobby. . : ; -d22tf
Exclusive Distribution
For W. W. Kimball pianos. A.
B. Chase, Davenport & Traey,
Bush St Gerts. Moore's Music
House, 409-415 Court, 320ltf
II. I Stiff 'jlf
f Furniture Co. open evenings
X until Xmas. "-r ' - d24
Christmas Matinee- ...
. And night at Mellow Moon. d23
Rev. Miller to, Talk J-
At the meeting .that the Salva
tion' Army is holding in Sahara
Saturday. Dec. 26, at 8 p. m the
Rev. C. F. Miller and his wife will
, be the main speakers. Special
, music is also n the program. Mr.
and Mrs. Miller are from the
, South Salem Friends church.
FoWinr Card Tables
. For rt2 5. Hamilton's, 340
Court St. . v d23
j "That Last Minute Present
Something enduring but not ex
jipensive." A t: Victor record at
loore'8 Music House. , 1 d23
f Music This Yea
1UC1C. will J2
lliomes; this year,
music in many
r Geo. C. WR1,
the music dealer, reports - extra
large sales in Edison, Victor and
Columbia records. - d23
Christmas Dinner, f 1J50 '
At Hotel Marion. 5:45 to 8
4p. m. . d25
', SOO Cyclamen
i 200 primroses, 200 ferns,
polnsetta.v otheri'Xmas. plants:
; Maruny'a greenhouse,- 2 11 MilleV.
? :. - . : ) .' d25
r
: Store Open Evening
' Until - Christmas, Hamilton's
.340 Court street. d23
-V Fines 'Are Sleted ?y':f;7:
; Joe Wilso.n"affd 1U, Wilson were
arrested early Tuesday, morning
r. on North Capitol street by offic
ejrs W. O. Edwards and Sgt. Ed
wards.A charge of reckless driv
inr was niaced : against Joe and
a charge of; -Intoxication; and the
'possession of. diqwo, was placed
against H. Wilson. The former
:was fined 110 by. Judge Fouisen
later Tuesday morning and the
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TYPEWRITER. CO. ;
Direct Factory Branch "
810 Court Street Thoae tZ
Typewriters Rented, Sold, .
. Repaired
Special rental rates to ttideita
H. F. WOODRY & SON
iuMMtm aa TVrnlttrt Culm,
My wa fr Um4 raraltus. Urt
In Vsitk floiisrtlsl v
Offke Phone 75 or' Res-
The number of Christmas box
es to be given out by the Salvation
Army, reached the 60-mark today
when more applications for help
were received. , Will someone do
nate the services of an auto truck
to help deliver -Salvation Army
baskets to the poor on Thursday
morning. Apply at headquarters.
241 State street, or phone 1820.
Santa to Arrive
The Salvation Army announces
that Santa Claus will make his
appearance on the downtown
streets, of 'Salem some time-this
afternoon, -about- the time -when
school will be out. He will wan
der around; entertaining alitthe
children he" meets, nd vtaking
aown tneir many reqoesisjji
Oar Doors Are Ope:
Until 8 o'clock until Xmas. All
toys at reduced1 prices. Ray L.
Farmer Hdwe. Co. d23
Store Open Evenings
Until Christmas, Hamilton's.
340 Court street. d23
Make This a Musical Christmas
At Moore's Music House. ' d23
Records . .
When 'selecting records try
gome new process Columbia rec
ords. They are as good as can be
made, they specialize in late .popu
lar music. Geo. C. Will sells them.
d23
Soldiers Chorus"
From Faust Hear it at
Stiff's Furn. Store. Victor Record.
,1 L . d23
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
Three for $1.5. Howard Cor
sef Shdpr 153 S. High. d23
Banjo-ukes, Tenor Banjos
Saxophones to make a merry
Christmas at Moore's Music
House. d23
Silk Teddies, 82.05 and Up
Howard Corset Shop, 153 S.
High. d23
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 services Wednesday, De
cember 23, at 1:30 p. m. from the
Riedon mortuary. Interment, in
IOOF cemetery.
Christmas Matii
And night at Mellow Moon. d25
Toys for the Child ren
At Stiff's furniture store. d5tf
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Marcell's Miracle- '
Mineral for your better health.
F6t freefinjerview write fl. H.
bazeleyv.J special representative.
Box 339 , J3
Store Open Evenings
Until Christmas.
Furniture Co. - .
Bubalo
In this city December 22. Nich
olas Bubalo. Funeral announce
mcnt later by the Rigdon & Son
mortuary.
Hamilton
d23
S. Wlsnor
At Albany. Dec. 22, Mrs. Mary
C. Wfener, at the age of 86 years,
wife of the late William Wisner,
mother of Mrs. R. O. Williams
of McMinntitHs. Mrs. S. W. Fen
der and Mrs. H. C. Voss. both of
Albanyf'J. W Winner of Los Aik-
geles and-Jj B. "WJsner pf Port
land. 5he.was,the sister of Al-
phae Haas of Seattle and Mrs.
Alvina Woodward of Ohio. Fun
eral services will be held Dec.
23 at 2 p. m. at the Rigdon mor
tuary. Interment will be in City
View cemetery.
Sllverton Men Elect--
At the annual election of offic
ers . of the Silverton , Business
Men's Credit Association Norris
Ames was elected president with
Earl J. Adams as vice president,
and A. Albright as secretary. The
board of directors consists of
Julius Aim, F. B. Patty, Frank
Syring, and Rudd Bentson. .
All Xmas Cards
One-Half Price,
open evenings.
Buzz Shop,
d24
H. T. Stiff
4 Furniture Co.
until Xmas.
n i
open evenings
424
If-so
For a Ixvely Xmas Gift
See . Mrs- Viola Franklin's
"Stevenson in Monterey," at
book stores. d23
To Give Program
1 A fine program will be given
by the inmates of the feeble mind
ed institution this Wednesday eve
ning at 8 o'clock. These enter
tainments are unique and very en
joyable. This one will be the
best ever. The public is welcome.
Xmas Dinnerware Specials.
H. L. Stiff Furniture Co.
d24
A Xew Player Roll-
Will help express the Christmas
spirit. Make your selection at
Sherman Claf & Co., 244 N. High
St.. d23
Safety First -
Light your tree with our $1.29
tree lights. Limited amount at
this price." Halik it Eoff electric
shop. d24
Floor Lamp As Jxw As
17.75,' complete, at Hamilton's,
340 Court street. . . - d23
" FOB nCFORMATTOIf
ABOUT BAJLROAO TBIP1
, Phone 727
OREGON i A ELECTRIC
Eastman Brothers
Hi; Furnaces
Salem Offlee 169 S. HIsh
. Of ties hours r
'.r;,CIix:aC(To;a p. itv -
FtWi ortos Ore, V
Wood Wood
" TRACY'S FUEL
YARD l
187 D Street- Telephone 8313
Furniture Upholstery
And repairing. Giese-Powers
Furniture company, s20tf
Choice Holly
For sale in City View cemetery.
d24
Toys for the Children
At Stiff's furniture store.
d5tf
Genuine West inghouse 32-Volt
T amna fnf snln at P..T hlsdort 8.
Why "Spa"
Candies for. t
Christmas
. Made in Salem
Strictly Fresh
Correctly Packed Boxes
Late Buyers Welcome
and It's s Real
Candy Store
cThe Spa
Acini
MODEL BAKERY
121 Sooth Commercial
LADD& BUSH, Bankers
KstshTlstwwl HB . '.
General Banking Bmmcsg
Offlea Umn trass It SJa. U S
Are Vow PuaEzled
About a gift for Her?
there is a Specialty Shop at; 453
Court street where the lady t in
charge will help you select a most
suitable Kift in the line of'silK
underwear, band-made bandksr-i
chiefs, or something in Esprit de
Amour Toilitries. ... ;d23.;
Our Doors Arc Open - : ' .;
Until 8 o'clock until Xmas. All
toys at reduced prices: Ray L.';
Farmer Hdwe. Co. d23
Lady Jane Sewing Cabinets - i
At $7.95. Hamilton's, 340.
Court St. d23
Select Something 1 :
For the car. See our suggest
ions. Smith & Watklns. d23
JOE WILLIAMS
The Battery Man
Ton Will B Pleased
W Se to That
. WILfiAKt)
B31 Court St. Phone 108
PAINTING
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
or ths rignVktao of materials
and the very best workman
ship call ns, i i 4
. Gafcriel 1
Powder and Supply Co.
171 8. Commercui Phons TSt
F. N, WOODRY
Salem's Leading
AUCTIONEER r
Pays Cash For Fnrnltnre
Residence and Store
1610 North Summer
PHONE 511
"Established ftince 1016
Purdy
At his late home at 791 North
Commercial street, December 22,
William Ellsworth Purdy, at the
age of 63 years. He is survived
by. his wfie, Oily J. Purdy, and
nine children: Mrs. Grace Sears of
West Salem, Mrs..innie Parry of
Jerome. Idaho; Mrs.' Gladys Wy-
gant of Astoria, Mrs. R. II. Bas-
sett. Mrs. R. F. De Sart and Wil
lianO Jr., Kenneth, Lloyd and
Fern, all of Salem. One brother
in Pennsylvania also survives him.
Mr. Pnrdy was a member of the
Champoeg lodge. AF & AM. Fun
eral services will be held from
the Terwllliger funeral home on
Thursday at 1:30 p. m. Rev-II
V. Shanks and Rev. R. L. Putnam
will officiate. Committal services
will be held at the Lee Mission
cometery 'under the direction of
the Masonic fraternity.
London - .
At a-l,ocal. bpltA)Ut Decern brl
Frances London, age 4 years. The
remains w,cre forwarded. to Port
land for funeral services by the
Terwilliger funeral home.
McAdaius
At a local hospital, December
21, Nettie McAdams, age 21. The
remains will be forwarded to Sil
verton by the Terwilliger funeral
home for.funeral services and In
terment.
. ' Bailey
At. a local hospital December
22. Amanda Bailey, at the age of
7 5, years. "The remains are in care
of the Terwilliger funeral home
add will probably be cremated.
TO THOSE WHO MOURN
5Say"K Hope may whisper with
the dead
By bending forward where
they are;
But tne.jn.ery with a backward
, tread.
Communes with them afar.
TheJoyswe lose aret)ut fore
""""" "cast,
And we shall find them all
a once more,
We look behind us for the Past,
But lo! 'tis all before.
Anonymous.
W. T., Rigdon & Son
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
; 608 U. S. Bank Building
Salem, Oregon
Elks Noon! Day Lunch, 45c
: ; ' 'ft A. M. to 2 P.M.
Choice of
- .. Soup : :
' Bisque of Tomato aux Croton '
Relishes (choice)
Pickled Beets ; . Ripe Olives
. . . . . , rtsh
Baked Salmon ' Sweet Herbs
- v . Bofled -i - . . t;
Ox Tongue ' , New Spinach:
., ' Entrees . i"--v.
Individual Veal Pie. Russian Cretst '--
t . ' ' ' Roasts v - - ' - - r -;
Ie'of - Pork' and Annie Sauce .
Pot Roost 6fHeef, Maearon . -
Vegetables Vi '
Mashed Potatoes . String Beans -
' Light! Rolls - V. ;v
Apple Pie Sweet Potato Pie Whipped Cream Cake
. Drihks ,-
Tea -. , Coffee " M.llk
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F'reo to , Our Customers :
FRUITLAND NURSERY v.
Until January 1 0 every customer buying 100, to .500 fruit or
nut trees will receive 10 fruit trees ;FREE.I Jl?
Every customer buying 500 to 1000 fruit or nut-trees iwjll ie
ceive 25 fruit trees FREE. ":-..V. -"J '
Office in New Salera Hotel building 169 South High ,
Sales Yard in rear, of Office ' - 1 .
PHONES : OFFICE 1718- :: Nursery 111F21.
A. J. MATHIS, Prop. - ' -i
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Cleaner
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