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LOCAL
Fined for Speeding -
R. 8woope of galem was fined
by Municipal' Judge Mark Pbiil-
on Wednesday on a charge' ot
driving! loo fast on a city street.
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Hear Te Fight
On i!new Atwater-Kent Radio
at Viekf Bros.; Romaine &. Long
or theV'Terminal.r s23
l'ays Speed Fine -
C. EL Ostrin, Salem, was arrest
ed fori speeding a truck within the
city limits and pleaded guilty to
the charge and was fined $10 in
Vhe justice court. He was arrest
ed by Officer J. J. McMahon.
nrnitiire Upholstery "
And repairing. Oelat Poweri
Furniture Company. 2tx
Son Is Born
A son named Wa,yn ..Richard
Ilauser was bora Sunday at a lo
cal hospital to Mr.-and Mrs. Her
bert II. Ilauser of 652 North Win-
ter street.
I'eter iohnson Return:
R To K ,'ik & Eoff. after three
4weeks?acation.
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Will Build Home
A building permit was . Issued
yesterday to T. NrAllenby: f & erect.
a one story dwelUAg'? 1455
13th 'street, estimated eosi
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You Are Hungry
Eat at Lunch Box.
s2:
Weddings Performed
Twft couples obtained marriage
licenses at the office of the coun-
t vyflrk Wednesday and both were
fh
fr . TOR INFORMATION
ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS
Phone 727
OREGON A ELECTRIC
Tor Sala
For Beat
Cleaning
Bibbonj
- Special rantaJ
rates to Btndenta
Phone 868
247 V. Ccm'l t.
Victor Adding SUchiac Serrlc
C, 5L LOCKWOOD
; HOP PICKERS
WANTED
k Ancks leaT east end of
R ' brldfja erery morning, 6:30
W THACKER & AYILLIA31S
'1 Pbone 115F12 "
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WOOD
'S FUEL
: YARD
167 D Street Telephone 2313
Uhcerwood Typewriter Col
, Direct Factory Branch
B19 Court 3t. Phone 262
Tff Jen Rented, Sold,
4 j Repaired
Special 4ntal rates to Students
LADD&
';.-?:" EstablisIilI863 Jfv;f
' uenerai n anion it nnsmcu -.
Of flceHours from
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ousmess
Has been built strictly on merit.
Every prescription we have ever filled
has been done exactly as it was writ
ten by the physician, with no substi
tutions and only the finest of Ingred
ients. We fiH the Prescriptions of Any Physician
We Invite You to Bring Your Prescriptions to Us ?
"For Your Own Good Health and Well Being"
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iVTFS iV BRIEF
married by J. T. Hunt, judge of
the county court. Emil Ronner,
Salem, and Ida Arnet of Pradum,
and V. Lander Independence, la
borer, and Rose Rogers, ot Wood
burn were the couples.
jEat Your Steaks
At the Lunch Box 181 S. Lib
erty. ; "; 823
Plans to Build
Louisa Koon was granted a
building permit yesterday to erect
a one story dwelling at 465 Mar
ion street, the estimated cost be
ing given as $3000. H. C. Hum
mel! will be builder.
See the Birehffeld
Davenport which will be built
in the windows of the .Giese-Pow-ers
Furniture Store, Wednesday
afternoon, and evening, and each
afternoon and evening ail during
the week. '-:' r-" 825
Home Permit Taken
Robert" Hinz was granted a
building permit yesterday to erect
a one story. dwelling-at 1560 Cen
ter strete to cost $4000. Carl
Bahlburg will be builder. '
Modern , Home, 6 Rooms
For sale rigMtftfwttfiS'-ru'
nace. fireplace.' ;ldry, hardwood,
exCr plupiblng, J.2xiA cement
goer -gurtfgevNtfTr-jSZSflC Some
terms. Becke Hendricks, 189
N. , High street s22tf
Tire Is Stolen
Itoy King of Sublimity reported
Tuesday night that a Mohawk
Cord spare tire was Btolen from
his car parked on State street.
Halik & Eoff
New Philco AB Eliminator. s25
A building permit was issued
Wednesday to Bush-Breyman to
erect a one story tile addition at
141 North Commercial street, esti
mated to cost $5500. Carl O.
Engstrom will be builder.
Xew Location Anderson's Sporting
Good Store, 167 N. Com'l. s23
Attends Conference
Prof. C. I, Andrews of Kimball
college went to Corvallis Tuesday
night to attend the Methodist min
isters conference being held there.
Complete Line of
Monarch Electric Ranges at
Hamiltons. ' A2ltf
Badges Arrive '
A complete shipment of Friend
ly Indian, Pioneer and Comrade
badges has been received by the
TAXIDERMIST SHOP
E. E. WIGGINS, Prop.
Near Woodr's Auction Market
1143 Norway
Telephone 2261-W
CHOICE of Traub Genuine
. Qrange Blossom engage
- ment and wedding rings .Is a
tribute to the ju4gment and
1'.. good taste of tlw wearer.
IIJJlTjrjlN BROS. '
V liun - lsi J(iv6nM
StaM H4 UlMtr.
"if t!
10 a. m. to 8 p as. ; .
J.HMiUctt
eRooocrs
local YMCA and will be used for
awards for boys work beginning
October 1, it was announced yes
terday by Loyal Warner, recently
a'ppdinted boys secretary. "The
badges are given as awards for in
dividual tests and for boys clubs.
A Christian citizenship program
for boys is also being developed.
Dr Marshall, Osteopathic
Physician and suregon. ' s23
Hear The Fight
On a new Atwater-Kent Radio
at Vick Bros., Romaine & Long
or the Terminal. s23
Anto Hits Ditch
Homer Whittington of Port
land reported that his car ran into
the ditch on Hoyt street Tuesday
when he lost control after skid'
ding on a street'" car- fraclt. He
gave no details of the accident.
See. the Rirchfield
Datcnport which 'will be built
in the windows of, the Giese-Pow-ars
f urnituro, store Wednesday af
ternoon t and "- eveniifg," and each
afternoon and eventnj all- during
the week. i t s25
Little Girl Hit -,
. A little, girl waa struck "down,
Jjtttnot ,'eri'ously ilnjaredwhen
she fan in front of a car driven
by; Glenn Zwicker Tuesday at the
Corner of 12th and Oak' streets.
She was taken to a local hospital,
but did not stay, saying she was
unhurt. Her name was not
learned. Eye-witnesses exonerat
ed Zwicker of blame, saying that
he was driving slowly when the
girl dashed immediately in front
of his car, so that he had no time
to stop.:
1022 Ford Coupe
For sale. Extras. Good rub
ber. $145 cash, if taken at once.
Call 549 or inquire 840 Union St.
s24
Furnace Heated Homes
Strictly modern. We have seven
new homes to show you. Priced
$4,000 on up. Immediate posses
sion on three. Becke & Hendricks
189 N. High street. s22tf
Joins Memorial Service
Dr. J. D. McCormick of Kimball
college was in Corvallis Wednes
day to attend the memorial ser
vices at the conference of Metho
dist ministers being held . there.
The memorial service is held each
year in memory of ministers and
their wives who have'die'd' during
the preceding year. Dr. McCor
roick's wife, who died recently,
was mentioned in the services on
Wednesday.
For Rent, Modern Flat
5 rooms, adults, $35 666
Ferry. Becke & Hendricks, 189
N. High street. s22tf
Tom Kay to Speak
Thomas B. Kay. state treasurer,
will discuss the proposed state of
fice building at the Lions club
weekly luncheon Friday noon. He
will tell how it is proposed to fin
ance the building.
Dempsey-Tunney Fight
Will be re-broadcasted by Halik
& Eoff at 5 p. m. today. s23
Dr. Doney to Loot
Dr. Carl Gregg Doney. president
of Willamette university, will at
tend the Tillamook county teach
ers institute October 12. He will
attend teachers' institutes at vari
ous other places in the state in the
next week or two. Dr. Doney ex
pects to deliver, about five lectures
at each institute.
See the Rirchfield
Davenport which will be built
in the windows of the G!ese-Pow-
ers furniture store Wednesday aft
ernoon and evening, and each aft
ernoon and evening all daring the
week. 11 , " : V .... ' 'S25.
Aid Belnz tirced . - ,
Members of the local Rotaryl
cluh were nrged : to take steps,
either Snd Ividnally -or as ft-. body.
to aid the stricken Mt. Angel col
lege, In an address by. T. A. Lives-
This Is real value In a late
1922 Hudson touring with
bumpers, mot o meter, spot,
light, automatic swipe, rear
view mirror, rubber 83
new, and new paint, for
S3OO.0O. Tliis U a perfect
running ear and looks like
new. Be, sure and see It
before buying.
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ley at the noon luncheon Wednes
day the loss was only partially
covered by insurance, he said. The
matter was referred to the board
of 'directors, which referred it to
a special committee for investiga
tion.
Mrs. Marie Theresa Stanton
' Who was formerly with the
French Shop, has joined the staff
of Mack's Millinery, makers of la
dles ready to wear clothes. s23
License Issued
, A marriage license has been
issued at Kelso, Wash., to Charles
Chittiek and Mary Martin of Sa
lem.
Return From Europe
Mr. and Mrs. Rich Reiman and
Mrs. Reiman's sister. Miss Joy
Taylor, hava returned. from a trip
to Europe. They' vislied 'Germany,
France, England, Italy, Austria
and Switzerland.
Xotice Willamette Stndents
You cant go wrong if "you eat
at the Black Cat. Best eats in the
city. s25
Large Sunflower
W. N. Price of this city is show
ing photographs of what he claims
to be the largest sunflower in the
district, grown at his residence at
14 41 North Commercial street. It
is 57 inches in circumference and
the stalk was 10 feet in length.
See the Birchfleld
Davenport which will be built
in the windows of the Giese-Pow-ers
furniture store Wednesday af
ternoon and evening and each
afternoon and evening all during
the week. s2F
Car Damaged
Two youths in a Ford bug es
caped injury though their car was
practically cut in two when struck
by an auto driven by E. A. King
of Portland, near Ilickreall yester
day. King's car. was thrown into
thJ ditch, turned over, and badly
smashed. King stated that the
other car appeared about to stop1,
but did not. with the result that
he struck it broadside:
Just a Few More Days
To get those big black grapes at
Fialaineyards. Three miles north
in Polk county. s26
Visits in Albany
Mrs. May Isom has gone to Al
bany to visit Mr. and Mr3. J. D.
Isom. She will return in a few
days.
Mrs. Ralph's
Hot Tamales. Call 612-W. b23
Contract Is Let-
Crane plumbing fixtures will be
installed in the 44 apartments of
the new J. C. Meyers apartment
house to be built here immedi
ately. T. M. Barr was given the
plumbing contract.
Hotel Marlon
Dollar dinner, served 6:45 to 8
rvery evening. J2tf
Club to Meet
The Emerson club will meet in
the Emerson room of the Unitar
ian church tonight.
Dcnipsej--Tunney Fight
Will be re-broadcasted by Halik
& Eoff at 5 p. m. today. ' s23
Will Announce Fight
A re-broadcast of the Dempsey
Tunney fight will be given at the
Halik & Eoff store this evening.
Stomach
'Phillips Milk of Magnesia"
Better than' Soda
Instead of soda hereafter take
a little "Phillips Milk of Magne
sia" in water any time for indi
gestion or sour, acid, gassy stom
ach, and relief will come Instantly.
For fifty years genuine "Phil
lips Milk of Magnesia . has been
prescribed by physicians because
It overcomes three times as much
acid in the stomach as a saturated
solution of bicarbonate of , soda,
leaving the stomach sweet and
free from all gases. It neutralizes
acid fermentations In the bowels
and gently urges the souring waste
from the system without purging.
Besides, It is . more pleasant to
take , than soda. Insist upon
"Phillips." Twenty-five cent and
fifty cent bottles, any drugstore.
"Milk of Magnesia" has been the
U. S. ; Registered Trade Mark of
The Charles H. Phillips Chemical
Co. and its predecessor Charles H.
Phillips since 1875. Adv.;
begraning:6tJreen 5 and J -q'elor Ir,
Af land speaker -will be pUtcf4 n
front ot the Bjore:'.-' -?:
WJU J,-we jforl fo a ears
tenant, a good strictly modern C-
room home with sleeping porch,
garage, fine location in Oaks ad
dition. See owner, room 1, 341
State. s24
Pension Bill I'rgetl
, A minimum pension of $100
per month to veterans who served
10 -day's or. more in the Civil war.
and a minimum of $63 a month
to their . wldoWB' is the substance
of a bill to be introduced by Sen
ators Charles N. McNary of Oregon
and Robert LaFollette of Wiscon
sin at the next session of congress,
it has heen announced. The bill
proposes to save money by simpli
fying and standardizing the work
in the pension department of the
OBITUARY
Northcutt
Salathiel P. Northcutt, aged 89,
died at . his home near Marion,
Sept. 21. He is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Eva Palmerton of
Turner; a sister, Mrs. Mary Simp
son, of Takima, Wash.,' and a half
sister, Mrs, Clara Collard, Ger
vais; grandson, Sam O. Palmer
ton, a grand-daughter, Mispah V.
Palmerton. Services will be held
Friday, Sept. 24th at 1:30 at the
Rigdon & Son mortuary, under the
auspices of Pearl lodge No. 66,
AF&A&i of Turner. Concluding
services at the Claggett cemetery.
Arthur
In this city Monday, Sept. 20,
Mrs. Louise Arthur, age 71 years,
step-daughter of Mrs. F. Lockley
of Portland, step-sister of Fred
Lockley of Portland, and Mrs. A.
J. Gibson of Missoula, Mont., and
sister of Mrs. J. H, Sherburne of
Browning, Mont. Funeral ser
vices Thursday, Sept. 23, at 2:30
o'clock from the First Presbyter
ian church under the direction of
the Rigdon. mortuary. Interment
win De in tne iuov cemetery.
TERWILLIGERS
Perfect Funeral Service
For Less
Licensed' Lady Mortician
7741 Chemeketa Street
Telephone 724
"75
A GOOD MONTH to
become acquainted
wM& DAMONS!
rRcady to serve you with
the choicest food prod
ucts. A splendid assort
ment of fresh merchan
dise at consistently lower
prices :
'Dona-Castile, Lux or
Xaya;Soap; OCp
3 brs w- - ww v
per dpzenl.. CU
White Launtlry OC
Soap, 7 barsi for )C
IBeechnut' . OC
jSpaghel 2 ens. J..C
Soup "Coliegclaall.
kinds OC j,
Scan's for
Bishop's Qual- OC
ity Cocoa, 1 lb. aCiDC
No. 5 pail
Xard
90c
Baking Powder, 1 lb.
Calumet and dandy
Muffin
pan
32c
-Catsup, Sniders vG -2
for tOC
Cane and Maple 7C
"Syrnp No. 5 can I OC
rPure Maple QCa
Sugar, brick ODC
'New Crop Oflg
i)Honey per sqr. C if V ;
Pure Maple Sap, from
Pennsylvania"1- M v'-C O
per can
1. j-,- , .: v
Wf sell 'for: less because
'wr' hhfr Jtogether 4 with
yer ,v linndred ' other
"TJNlTlCly GROCERS OF
'ORBGONv STORE .
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609 N.. Commercial St.'
ty: ' h. jt"
Ben Moorman of Shaw was in
this city Tuesday. -
Mrs. Minnie Richards and her
daughter Rose were in this city
Tuesday. They live in Woodburn.
Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Winters of
Gates visited this city Tuesday.
C. 0."; Garrett -of Giendale was a
Salem visitor Wednesday".
" R. D. Mile of Bend"was among
the visitors in this. city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank iPatton of
Astoria were in Salem Wednesday.
W. A. Heater of Sublimity was
a Salem visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tyler of San
Jose, Cal., are visiting relatives
here. '. . :
government, and ru cutting down
the clerical force there. Widows
or re-married widows of veterans
would receive $65 per month at
the age of 65,. $70 per month at
70 years, and $75 a month at 75
years or over.
Kllcrman Visits
' L. S. Ellerman of Portland was
in this city Wednesday on busi
ness. Mr. EUerman was connect
ed with the Danish diplomatic ser
vice for many years. He has dis
nosed of his business near Port
land and may come to Salem to
reside.
Studio Opened
Mrs. Guy Phelps has opened her
class in piano instruction at her
residence, 1120 Chemeketa street.
Marine Returns
Walter Peterson, a marine sta
tioned on the U. S. S. New Mex
ico, has been home' on- 10 days
furlough to visit his mother, Mrs.
F. J. Hanson of Silverton. His
family drove to Camp Lewis,
Wash., yesterday, to take him
back to duty. '
EXPERT HERE
F. H. Seeley, of Chicago
and Philadelphia, the noted
expert, will personally be at
the Marion hotel, and will re
main in Salem this Thursday
and Friday only, Sept. 23, 24.
Mr. Seeley says:
"The SptTraatie Shield will not only tp
ta'n any rase of rupture perfectly, but
contracts the opening in 10 days on the
average case. Being a vast advancement
over all fnrrn-er methods exemplifying in
i&tantaneous effects immediately appreci
able and withst.indinz any stmin or posi
tion no matter the sire or loc;ition. I.aree
Jtr difficult cases, or ucisional ruptures
This instrument received the only award
'in Husiand and in Spain, producing re
sults without surgery, injections, medi
cal treatments or prescriptions.
CAUTION All cases should be can
tioced against the use of any elastic or
web trass with understraps, as same lest
where the lump is end not where the
opening is, prodrcing complications ne
cessitating surgical operations. Mr. See
ley hns documents from the United States
Government, AV.ishington. J"). '., for in
spection. He will be glad to demonstrate
without- oliarge or fit thera if desired.
Business demands prevent stopping at any
other place in this section.
H. E. Every statement in this notice
has been verified before the Federal and
State Courts. P. If. SEKLKY.
Home Office, 117 X. Dearborn St., Chi
cago. Adv.
A Profit
Opportunity
Our client, a Washington
manufacturer of a paper com
modity used by every business,
wishes to establish a repre
sentative in this city. Repre
sentation will not require lull
time but has attractive profit
possibilities. It should be par
ticularly worth while to a busi
ness man well acquainted with
the business firms in" this city.
Every inquiry will be treated
confidentially. Address
TOM JONES PARRY
Advertising Agency
Central Building, Seattle
RUPTURE
THE PRETTX
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(AP) Tolal abstinence waS.de
AP) Totsl iihsttnence wa. de -
manded of all prohibition admin?
istrators and agents' ly Assistant
Secretary. Andrews, chief ofi.the
dry torces. tn a talk to the admin
ist ralors, in con Terence here. . ."! K
"l will excuse no man in prohi
bition service from drinking." An
drews said, except the poor devil
who has to in obtaining evidence
and in working up a case, t call
him the poor devil advisedly be
cause I pity the man who has to
drink the liquor which Is served
inMhis country today.
. -The general said his warning to
the administrators in regard to
their personal habits was prompt-
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tired, head dull, back aching,
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10 Rooms Furniture
uctioei: Sialei;
Saturday, Sept. 25; 10:30 A; M;
555 Ferry Street;
10 rooms good furniture including bedding, rugs, linoleum.'.
conroleum, curtains, linens, Maytag electric washing, ma-!
chjne like pew, kitchen utensils, dishes, tools etc. Terms
cash. .
J. V. DEXCER, Owner '
F, N. WOODRY
Salem's leading Auctioneer
This is the Woodry everybody knows, the Summer Street
Woodry. Cash paid for used furniture Phone; 511
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