i iiuiitoDAY 2.iOilNLNG, DECEMBER , 2, 1326
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Cultivation of Ethics Code Governor Pierce to Give Wei-
Advocated by Beatty in coming Address, Many
.Salem Speech : Speakers Listed
' The need of cultivating the dif
ferent points of the Rotary slab's
rode of ethics was stressed yester
day by James Beatty of Victoria,
II. C. diatrict governor of the, or-
canlzatton, who spoke at a joint
luncheon of the Salem and Cor-
vtritta clubs yesterday in the Mar
lon hotel. ;
Rotary as a means, of cultivat
ing International good ' will was
rointed -oot by Mr. Beatty, who
said the United States and Can
ada were too young to have de
' veloped the sportsmanship needed
for good will among nations.
More tolerance of the European
nations, from which we are all
descended was asked.
The Rotary club has 2400 mem
bers in 35 countries, and will
probably get more, he said. There
are 65 clubs In this district alone,
which extends from Ketchikan.
Alaska, to - Klamath Falls and
eastward to take in the. Idaho pan
handle. Mr. Beatty has already
visited 47 out of these 55 clubs.
James Jardioe, chief of the ex
tension service at OAC, and pres
ident of the Corvallis Rotary club,
thanked the ; Salem club for its' j
hospitality, and .expressed . a wish
to have t visit Corvallis soon.
First National Bank, the bank
or rnenasnip and helpfulness in
time of need. Interest paid on
time- deposits. Open an account
ana watcn your money grow. ()
. Nash leads the world in motor
car; values. Beautiful display of
new moaeis at the F. w. Petty-
John Co., 365 N. Coml. ()
Reduction on all hats at the
Vanity Hat Shonne. 487 Oonrt st
Be sure to see our line of hato ho. i
, fore buying. Latest metal cloth
nais just in. )
The program for the meetlnr of
the League of Oregon Cities here
Friday, as - announced yesterday
by Mayor John B. Clear, president
ot the league, is as follows:
Meeting called to order 10a.jn.
by the president.
Address,' of welcome by Hon.
Walter s Pierce, governor of Ore
gon. . : ; .
Response by Hon. J. B. X3iesy,
president of the league, mayor of
Salem. '
Addresses by Hon. Sam A. Ko-
zer, secretary of state, auto license
gas tax and auto fee laws. Discus
sion lead by Frank S. Grant, city
attorney, Portland. A. A. Hall, city
attorney, Tillamook.
Address by Hon. Geo. L. Baker,
mayor of Portland, stream pollu
tion in Oregon. Discussion by F.
A Williams, city attorney, Salem,
Dr. F. D. Strieker, secretary of
state board of health. Ed F. Aver
ill secretary of state game com
mission. Harry Devereaux, city en
gineer, Eugene, '
Addresses by Hon. R. W. Mon
tague, Relation fo City and County
Government. Discussion' by delegates.
Address by H. E. Plummer, In
spector of buildings, Portland,
City Zomins. Discussion by dele
gates. , ' , . -
Resort of legislative and other
committees.
Molalla Liberal Water com
pany builds new irrigation and
power dam in Molalla river.
PUN
SPECIALTEST
HUH FLK
SATURDAY
And
SUNDAY
Vaudeville
And
Nineteen Available Vacan-
" cies in Second Lieutenant
V Rating at Present
Qualified flyers are to be of-
i fered an, opportunity to enter the
Array Air Corps -as .second lieu
f tenants. according to an announce
t ment; at Governors Island today.
. a -.special examination , to fill , va
cancies In that grade Is scheduled
by the war department to be held
from January 17 to 22 at various
Hying fields throughout the coun
try There were nineteen avail-
able vacancies at the close of the
- fiscal year ended last June which
' have not as yet been filled.
1 Eljgibilty to compete In the ex-
atnf nation . will be .limited to can-
t dldates .who, are .qualified flyers.
and who have graduated; from the
Air Corps primary and .Advanced
flying .school w thin. the past four
r years, or who have qualii fed , for
: flying within -the past four years.
-The war department interprets
"qualified flyer to mean any in
dividual who fulfills the. necessary
. mental, moral and physical quail
; fications for appointment as sec
- ond lieutenant In -the - United
i States Army. nd who. Iri the
. opinion , of the boards appointed
i to examine the candidate and his
, records Is qualified to enter Ira
i mediately Into the duties required
in the tactical units ot the air
i corps. This requires ability to fly
satisfactorily the type of service
t plane in use by any unit to wnicn
he. might be assigned. .
, Applications should be submit-;
. ted directly to the aajtuani gener-
. si nt Washincton.and should also
- request for Information. pertaining!
- to this examination. Each appli
cation should be accompanied by
- the necessary documentary evl-
- dence - substantiating the- candi
dates' claim for exemption In the
- educational examination as well
as credentials ; estabilishng his
, practical flying qualifications.
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ELSINORE
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" rwtnvitAn Jt, Shrwln. Hard-
. war zs JC. Com'l St. Hardware
Builders Supplies, Paints. Vara-
:Ubes. civa us a can, you u una
nar nrices reasonable.
; Tyler's. Big Z CoV! Capsules will
' cure your cold. If you don't be
, Have It try Itt for yourself. Tyler's
i is the only place to get them, 157
8. Com'L , - 11
Elker Aat Co.. Ferry at Lib
erty St. Autos stored, and bought
, nnil anld. Para washed Har and
night. Low prices and service will
; make long friends., I")
Cobbs & Mitchell Co., lumber
an A hiilldlnlr mits rials far everv
. purpose. Get estimates, look at
quality of material, then you will
'order. 34$ S. 12th St. ()
v There's .a good reason for our
'- meats being freshl ThejTre rresB
tv&oan kMit them fresh. We
- do not iandJ old meau. Buy at
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linflt 4 a biiuier Aiara.c .uu ire
, m-w ; t
aafe. .
i v . -aaa--aa im i I ! im m s? "
! i 1924 Buick. Four wheel brakes,
J rm . nhhr. nerfect mechanical
hapev ' One of -our guaranteed
i used BnlCksV Otio J. Wilson, 388
; K. Com L TIWt. K-t
- .Glendale Repairs are being
- made on Quines creek .and Cow
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MM JUDGE
Mary Jane Spurlin Speaks on
"People With Vision"
. at Banquet ;
By K1XA OARFTEM
The oustanding feature of the
business and profesisonal women's
banquet &t the Gray Belle last
night was the. gripping talk by
Judge Mary Jane Spurlin of the
district court of Portland.
The ' key-note of , her talk was
"People With Vision" which sub
ject she covered with rapid-fire
facts" and convincing logic, citing
outstanding- examples, from the
dawn of history to the present day
of those who. by large vision;
have accomplished great things in
the commercial, educational and
political world; the arts and sci
ences, and in exploration, Inven
tion and discovery.
She referred to our boundless
national resources and rapid de
velopment, and to the vital need
for clear vision, deep thinking,
and clean living for the preserva
tion of the institutions upon which
our government is .founded.
"In the dark days of the Civil
war, when the republic faced dis
aster, they had Lincoln, with
clear, profund purpose who
brought the nation through a wild
erness of conflict and division, and
we now stand In the van of IlHe.
world's civilisation nd progress,
which let -us steadfastly continue
to preserve." . ,-. . - .
Judge gpurlln made a strong
plea for that business and profes
sional women maintain high stan
dards of efficiency in theit work,
and tor their alert interest in pro
motion of the highest welfare of
that state and nation. -' ' . .'
Accompanying Judge Spurlin ,to
Salem was Alma Brlcknase, a
Portland teacher, also a dinner
guest of the club.
GbbdWilli
"Some dealers tell me that I
spend! too much money recon
ditioning: used cars. Maybe,
they're right but wouldn't youi
fqlks rather have me spend tod
much than Inn ' Hr.tlAf "
1024 Oakland Glass Enclosure-
- performance,
dependability, Comfort
and. convenience. "
pletely "reconditioned,
splendid performance,
good car.
10241 Ford Roadster like
v. new, perfect motor, ready
.for inspection.
1024 Overlnml 8etan one
demonstration will con
vince yon of its value.
1024 Ford Tudor Sedan -satisfactory
equipment,
-; ' balloon tires, bargain.
, 1024 Overland Sport Tour
ing -fair condition, good
car. tor. the money.
,1022 Maxwell Roadster
new i tires, first m class
: paint Job, disc wheels.
1023 Ford ' Touring new
paini, gooa lop nau cur- j
. :iains, ime moior. -
1 102O Ford, Sedanexcep
tionally good motor.
. ' "The car you- buy mnst be
satisfactory taj yon. , Therefore
I -will continue to sell good
nsed cars, thereby assuring sat
isfaction." .!
VICIC BROTHERS
THE HOUSE THAT
SERVICE BUILT
Phone 1S41 ! 2S(J Souin Tiigh
D. H. Mosher, Mercnant Tailor,
is turning out the nobbiest and
best fitting tailor made suits to
measure. 100 business and pro
fessional men buy of Mosher. ()
The Salem Hdw. Co., most pro
gressive. Every . accommodation
given to those in need ot best
hardware supplies. Work and pros
perity the motto. 120 N; Com'l ()
Pontiac Six ztSU sweeping to
ward unchallenged leadership.
Landau sedan $S95 f. o. b. factory.
Easy to pay on General Motors
tme payment plan. Vick Bros. ()
Pomeroy & Keene, Jewelers,
never fail to give you 100 on
the dollar. Watches, clocks, pins,
charms. Standard high -grade
stock, in all departments. ()
H. L'. Stiff. Furniture Co., lead
ers in complete home furnishings,
priced to make you - the owner.
The store that studies your every
need and is ready to meet it, ab
solutely.' -I)
Gil SCIIL MEET
Ptffi II HOY
Ward Cook Heads Commit
tee to Entertain Delegates
. at Conference
EUGENE, ore., Dec. 1. (AP)
-Social and instructive phases -of
the seventh annual Oregon high
school conference to be held here
January 14 and 15. will be com
bined, according to plans now.oe-
fng actively shaped by the direc
torate headed by Ward Cook at
the University of Oregon.
The preparatory school dele
gates will probably be received at
the opening of the conference on
Friday morning at a general stu
dent assembly,' the program being
sOch as to attract a full .quota of
university students as well as the
preppers. it was- announced.
Letters were mailed to high
schools last week, and .replies
Btating the number and names of
delegates coming are already be
ginning to pour into the office of
Hugh Btggs, president of the asso
ciate surfs roofing applied
over your old shingles. We have
over 200 job in Salem. Nelson
Bros., plumbers, sheet metal
worki 355 Chemeketa. ()
If it qomes from us It will please
you because it is so' wholesome and
good. Better Yet Bread made by
Better Yet Baking Co., 264 North
Commercial. )
rifted - students. Delegates who
will , rnme Include high school
stQdetit body 6f fleers f representa
tives of the Girl League and -editors
and managers of high sclrool
publications. About . alx hundred
delegates j are expected, and ar
rangements - have been.Vrmade" to
house and entertain that 'number
without nhrowJng' the entire' bur
den on fraternities and eororities.
King's Valley New union high
school building will be ready to
use next month.
Tillamook .county votes a one
mill levy for county fairgrounds
Improvement.
Now 'Playing
I -
Rudolph
Valentino
. In
"Xhe Four
; Horsemen" '
3 Shows Daily 2-7-9
Colds-
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TAKE "BAYER ASPIRIN,,-o&e
Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for
Colds
Neuritis
Pain
Headache
Toothache
Sciatica
Neuralgia
Lumbago
'Rheumatism
Accept only "Bayer"
package which contains
DOES NOT
AFFECT
THE
HEART
proven directions.
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets. Also bottles of 24 and 100 -Prnggist-i.
Aaoirtn U the trade mmrk of Bayer Manafactwe of Monoart-tU-acidratcr uf SUcjlkoet
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This message contains news of vast importance to every man and young man of Marion County
PROMPTLY AT 9 O'CLOCK FRIDAY MORNING THE DOORS OF THE SALEM LEADING ARMY
GOODS STORE WILL BE THROWN OPEN TO ADMIT YOU TO THE MOST REMARKABLE SELL
ING .EVENT OF MEN'S WORK CLOTHING OFFERED IN OUR
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Heavy Logger Shirts
Double throughout, $8.50 Value tfi QC
Specially Priced ..-.... $XV
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vwiKtiKffit mmm 9iniaiw:ierarira.Hi iww3wisi.bi 3!jaiE:MtwTsM0tauii!Htiiii-i!irNM
Waterproof Navy Suits
Coat and Pants, guaranteed water C7 AC
proof. A new suit free if they leak v I u
Again Salem's Leading Army Goods Store does the unusual. Instead of charging peak prices at the height of the season and cutting
them later, WJE CUT PRICES NOW! You actually save at a time when you really need the merchandise we have. Everything
is in readiness everything reduced -no exceptions! Everything marked in plain figures, you'll scarcely believe your eyes when
you read the price; tickets. Unbelievable but real. If you are going to buy work clothing by all means visit this sale FIRST. You
will not be disappointed.
Ddnfi Pe8Dr;p Everything' and Cornel!
f - 1 i " ' 1 1 ' ,y .
Overalls Work Shirts Wool Blankets Vr Wool Army O. D. t Union Suits All Wool Union Suits
value $1.50, special.. V&C Material, special JVt Priced O.UU VlM&hoSiem 6pec.$Z.ob oits for $2.00 Special at JtJ
Large Size Towels lQ1li?JL0t or oUr Men's Heavr Khaki pants Men's Canvas Gloves
Sp"eciany,priced at 1"57 JsSdai at ... 59C I Perjair iuS SecSfper pair.. 98c I ,Juy a PP now at Pair C
Boys' Bihf Overalls,
Special per pair i :
$1 Leather Work Gloves AQgi
Special now .......1. .L . frC
75c Suspenders. Buy now
Per pair . ..
$1.25 Fancy Wide Cowhide Belts
Special . .,,........
85c Heavy Fancy Top Wool Sox Att
Special at . ....... luC
Men's Dress Pants
SpeciaUy priced at ..... :
69c
39c
79c
$1.95
UNION SUITS
Balbriggan Unionsuits $1.25 value fifj i
Special at . OUC
$1.75 Unionsuits, Heavy Weight i AA
Special ...pI.UU
Army Wool Underwear .
AD. sizes, -Special Garment......
50 per cent Wool Unionsuits
I: All sizes, Special at.... ,....
Wool Unionspits, All Sizes
Special at ......l...
100 per cqnt Wool Unionsuits
Specially priced at ....
95c
$2.95
$1.95
$3.45
BLANKETS
$7.r0 Doable Wool HlankeLs
Specially priced at..;.
Doable Cotton Blankets
A real Value for
$4.45
$2.25
$2.95
Wool Auto Robes
$5.00 Value, Special...... .
Heavy Double Collon RIankets tfO CO
Special at .....$.0y
WORK AND "DRESS SHOES
$1.95
$2.95
..95c
Men's Work Shoes
Special perpair.......
Work Shoes; $1.00 Value
Special at ... ..;
Men's Boiled Edge Kubbers
Special at .. .
One lot of Dress ShoesvValues-tfQ r QC
to $8 will be sold for Special. ...... npOmVD
'BuekJHeckr. Pae
Every pair Guaranteed fpr Sat- .(7 7C ;
isfactory Wear. $12 Valut, Spec. P I O
Men s Dress Caps
Res. $2.50. iSpe- $i Otl
cially priced at.... t)l. D
. Leather Coats -
Specially Priced ijg gjj;
Men's Hickory Shirts
OutTheyGo-
Genuine Horse Hide
Regular $16.50 Value
Special . T...
Coats
$12.85
- Leather Coats
A Wonderful Value
at ... ..:.
$4.95
Meti's Canvas Gloves
Leather Palms 1
Special atj pair..l... XIC
Cashmere Finish Sox
Regular 25c Value 4?1
8 pairs Special at.......!l.
Army Laundry Soap
Special 17 1
Bars . 1 p X
-Men's Dress Sox
Fast Colors . i' O
Supply up how.i O C
Men's Dress Shirts
Regular $1.75 np
Value, Special.! .::.. y5C
... Boys Shoes 4 ;
Value to $4 Cl QC
Special buy. now 3.
Wool Sweater Coats
Regular $8 Valucjg
50 Wool Sweater
Coats. Special 2
All Slickers n
and Rain . Clothing , slashed ,
at Money Saving Prices!
men s-wmte
Supply up -now
at each 1
Hdkfs.
3c
LOOK FOR
THE
ELECTRIC
; SIGN
Opposite Dan'l. J. Frye Drug Store 1
4
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Between Court and CKemek'eta Streets
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