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LOCAL
NEWS
IN BRIE F
Rated Communication-
Initiation, 8 p.. m.
Tuesday, t)ec. '28,
19 2 . Entertain
ment. Glenn C.
Nilea. set'y. d28
m. o. v. r.
Jtoturnsfto imgem
J"Tiord has -returned to
liis firA-at the University ot
OregonKifter spending Christmas
with hfa parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Crawford.
Capon for New Year's Dinner-
At Willis It.. Dallas, rt. 4, bx 29.
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Attends O' S. T. Convent ioi
Anne Simpson, director of health
education "for Marion county, is
attendinlhc Oregon State Teach-
i i , i era
his week.
Furniture tpnoisiery
And repairing. Uleae- Powers
Furniture Co. a2tf
Broadley of Silverton crashed cars
Saturday , with no damage to eith
er drivers ot cars. . . v.
Visits Portland
Mrs. Nona White, county pro
bation officer, and daughter Zel
pha, were Portland visitors over
the week-end.
rantageft at Jtilgh's '
Capitol Theater today.
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Celebrate Oth Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer King or
Waldo Hills entertained about 20
friends and relatives last Satur
day in honor of Mrs.. King's moth
er, Mrs. Carrie Wajrren's. 80th
birthday anniversary.' Mrs. War
ren lives in Oakland. Cal., but was
for many years a resident of this
section, and one. of the early Ore
gon pioneers. ; i'
taken to a local hospital Sunday
after being stricken with paralysis.
He is reading clerk of the Salem
Trades and Labor council.
Used Plai
Lots of them
8125, $150.
man Piano Sto
Whyrfay
Vs9
875, 1100,
more? Tall-
5 SouVb. 12 th.
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UriiiRs Mother Here .
Major C. A. Robertson was In
Portland yesterday, for the pur
pose of bringing his mother here
where she will make her home In
the future.
1927 Calendars Free, Homer H.
Smith Ins. Agency, over Millers.
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I5ee Meeting Wednesday
A meeting for all who are in
terested in bee raising will be held
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at
the chamber of commerce. Any
one interested in bee raising is
asked to attend. Proposed legis
lation will be discussed. The
meeting was called by J. T. Whit
tig, president of the Marion Coun
ty Beekeepers' association.
Aire Tracts
In bearing fruit and nuts. Just
outside Salem, close to bus line
and school, $1,000. Terms. Three
left. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N.
Mrs. Becker Fined
Mrs. Theresa Becker of Gervais
was fined $150 and costs in justice
court here yesterday on a cnarge
of manufacturing ami selling in
toxicating liquor. She recently
pleaded guilty to running a moon-
shining outfit at her place near
Gervais.
Dance, Derby Hall Tonights
Admission, 25c and 50c.
d28
Paper t'liase Today
A, paper chase for all boys be
tween 12 apd 18 years old will
be held this morning under' the
auspices of the local YMCA. The
boys will leave the YMCA build
ing at 9 o'clock, followin a trail
laid by Harvey Brock and Ivan
WhittJ SThe trail will be eight
miicj&cfegt, Boys can go afoot or
on bicycles. About 75 are ex
pected to take parti The paper
chase is an annual event held by
the Salem YMCA.
Nothing Lasts Forev
Except real, estate. Why not a
lot as a New Year's present to
some one or to yourself., Fr,om
$125 on up. Becke & Hendricks,
189 N. High street. d30
Visits Sisters
Dr. and Mrs. J. Ball of Seattle
are spending the holidays with the
doctor's sisters, Mrs. Josephine
Davis and Mrs. Ida Shady of South
High street.
Larsen In Portland-
Harold Larsen, manager of the
local C. J, Breier store, has gone
to Portland to attend an annual
convention of the company Dec.
f.n n no
Complete Line of
Monarch Electric Ranges at
Hamilton's. , a21tf
Auto Climbs Into Window
The plate glass window of the
Salem Automotive company on
North High street was wrecked
over the week-end when an auto
mobile driven by a man from Leb
anon climbed -over the curb and)
ran into it. Damages are estimat
ed at several hundred dollars.
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Tally to Speak
Rev. Norman K. Tully of the
First Presbyterian church of this
city will speak in the Portland
central library Thursday evening.
He will discuss the life of Wood
row Wilson.
h o
has issued an. order that summons
; by 'Publication may be made
WHson. - ' .
SAYS: t
Oar late 1025 Chevrolet
roadster with HO new rub
ber, bumpers, inotonieter,
good top and curtains and a
ear that runs ami looks like -new
is real value for $425. '
Phone 1841 280 South High
on
Final Settlement .
Decree of final settlement in the
estate.of Bernard. J. J. Moritx was
entered in Judge Hunt's court yes
terday releasing John J. Moritz as
administrator.
Files Motion
iln the case of Alice M. Pagevs.
Therese and Frank Schwartz," the
plaintiff has filed a motion in the
circuit court asking permission to
J serve summons by publication.
of the state. Owing to the slide
near, Moser. Or., they were forced
to detour at Hood River and go
along the-Washington side of the
Columbia for some distance.
To Entertain GAR
The Sons of Veterans and Iheir
Lauxiliary will meet at the armory
this evening at S o'clock. "They
will entertain the GAR and their
wives. The auxiliary will hold a
short business meeting beginning
at 7 o clock. If members of OAR
will notify U. G. Boyer, machines
will call for them.
yesterday. The thread is used in
sewing shoe soles.
Shifters Have Baby
An eight pound boy was born
Dec. 23 to Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Shifler of West Salem. He has
been named Thomas James,
BasketBall Game Today
The second basketball game of
the Pioneer club league will be
held at 10 o'clock this morning on
the YMCA floor when the Lincoln
club of Knight Memorial church
meets the Jason Lee club of the
Jason Lee church.
Drunk Man Is Fined
Ed Norman was fined $10 in
police court here Monday on a
charge of drunkenness.
Thefts Reported
Arthur J. Bard has reported the
theft of a Ford touring car from
Trade street Sunday night. E. F.
Fisher of route 2 reported the
theft of an Indian blanket from
his car the same night, and H. J.
Eckstein of route 5 the theft of
a motometer fromhis car.
High Grade Cirjfiwl Piano
Will be sacrificed if sold this
week. Terms. Tallman Piano
Store, 395uth 12tn- j2
Traffic Offender Arrested
C W. Olinhouse of Anker, Or.,
was arrested by local police on a
charge of failing to stop at a
tnrough street intersection.
Man Hurt In Crash
Gus Verdick, route 6, was cut
and bruised when a truck driven
by Ralph Beutler collided with
an automobile at Leslie and South
12th streets.
Men Fined on Liquor Charge
Hersil Acuff.and Walter Zeiler
were fined a total sum of $250
in police court here yesterday on
charges of possessing intoxicating
liquor. -
Goes to Seattle
Mrs. R. L. White is spending
the holidays with friends in Seattle.
Breniieman Convalescing
Glen Brenneman, who has been
seriously ill since Nov. 18, is con
valescing and was able to sit up
yesterday for the first time.
People Get Auto Licenses
Now is the time to get the 1927
auto licenses, accordrns to Secret
tary ot State Sam Kozer. Tem
porary quarters have been opened
on the corner of Ferry 'and High
streets. Only a very few licenses
are being issued each day, accord
ing to Mr. Kozer. Attention is
called to the fact that it is strictly
against, the law to use a 19 26
license plate after the first of the
year. ;
Mrs. Park'c Bible Class
Mrs. Park's Monday night Bible
class will not resume its study on
January 3, due to the fact that
Mrs. Park has been called to Cali
fornia.' Drunk Man Jailed - i
Henry Jones was arrested last
night by local police on a charge
of drunkenness. He'was locked
up in the city jail. -
Admitted to Probate
The last will and testament of
the late Sarah E. , Campbell was
admitted to probate yesterday.
Judge Hunt appointed George A.
Meyer and A. E. Meyer as admin
istrators and H. R. Crawford, L.
P. Aldrich and William. Randall
appraisers.
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Home From Eugene
William and Frank Reinhart
have returned to Eugene after
pending Christmas here with their
mother, Mrs. C. E. Reinhart. The
brothers are coach and assistant
coach, respectively, of the Oregon
basketball team.
MINER DUPES .GERMANS
Youth Dined, and Entertained
: While Posing as Prince
Overtime Parkers Fined
W. D. Faught, George C. Matten
and RayAlbee were fined $1 each
in Salem police court yesterday on
charges of parking overtime.
The Holiday, Season
Is not complete without a one
dial Atwater Kent radio. Vick
Bros., phone 1841. d29
Traffic Offender Fined
Mervin Fidler was fined $5 in
police court here yesterday on a
charge of. failing to stop at a
through : street intersection.
There Will be a Meeting
Ol Knights of Pythias tonight at
7:30 o'clock in Crystal Gardens
hall, cor. Ferry and Liberty sts.
Everyone come. Business of im
portance. N. E. Park Sturgess,
C. C. d88
Building Permits Issued
Building; permits for the erec
iont of a one story dwelling were
issued yesterday to John Meyers,
2180 Myrtle street, $1800, and to
William Froelitch, 850 North 15th
street, $2400.
School Head Visits
Mrs. Minnie Taylor, head of the
designing department of the state
vocational school in Portland,
stH-nt Christmas with her mother,
Mrs. E. Willard of South Cottage
street. Mrs. Taylor was accom
panied by her daughter Catherine,
and sister, Mrs. Pat Willard.
Warehouse Property Buy
A beauty, 102x139 corner; has
been cut from $15,000 to $12,000
and today to $10,000 total price.
Two residences now on; the best
Two residences now on; the best
my of its kind in Salem. Cash.
1 leek ft & I ton fir intra 184 1ST. ITirh
street. d22tf
Goes to Portiand
Earl Kennel of the Kennel-Ellis
studio, will go to Portland this
morning to attend to some bus
ness matters. Mrs. Kennel will
accompany him.
Buys Fixtures for Store
Oscar E. Price of the Price Shoe
company is making a trip to Port
land today to purchase the fixtures
for the new shoe store which will
be located on Liberty street next
to Shipley's. He will be accom
panied by his family.
Income and Business Properties
At $8,000 and $22;000: we have
extraordinary buys in inside In
come property. Both are corners.
One 102x104; the other 165x195.
Others all sizes and locations.
Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High
street. . d30
Visit in Salem
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Foster of
Sexmith, Alberta, Mr. and Mrs.
Harley Will and Mrs. Ferguson of
Bay City, and Oakley Kerr and
Nettie Wildes of Portland spent
the Christmas holidays with Mr.
and 'Mrs. G. E. Erickson of this
city.
Go to XcwberR j
Mrs. E. B. Keene and daughter,
Miss La Velle Keene. motored to
Newberg yesterday. They will
spend a few days there visiting
friends, and before returning will
visit in Portland for a few days.
Pant acs Vaudeville Today
At BHgh'g Capitol theater. d28
Pierce Will Speak -
Reminiscences of his four years
haa. governor will be given by Gov
ernor Walter M. Pierce at tne
wanis club luncheon today. Gover
nor Pierce is a member of the local
Klwanis club.
Delinquent Girl Escapes-
Agnes Van Damme, held in the
Deaconess hospital on delinquency
charges by Mrs. Nona White,
county probation officer, escaped
from t, Hat institution Saturday and
has not: been apprehended..- It is
thought 'the girl had outside as
sistance id making her escape. .
Will Hem Motion-!
Judgs Percy Kelly will be in
Salem !ec. 30 and 31 for the pur
pose of bearing motions, demur
rers and to set trial dates.
NjMTlar Da lice
New. Year's Eve.
M. (iy.
Domes Hall,
d30
Accident Victim Recovering
Gunther llalselh, who was seri
ously injured a week or so ago In
a motorcyclo accident near Stay
ton, has sufficiently recovered to
be up and around the house. "
Accident Iteoorts
- The following accident reports
have been received at the sheriff's
nfTin rtVAV i rin HrnaVn1 W 17!
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Dunsford collided with a- car
driven by Jehn Watson ot Turner,
near Hubbard last Saturday, both
cars being materially damaged;' C.
N. dcener of Salem and Robert
Motor Vehicle Owners
Aooly for 1927 licenses at tem
porary quarters, corner Ferry and
High streets. Entrance on Ferry
street. Sam A. Kozer, secretary of
state. d31
Appointed Administratrix
Papers of administration were
issued yesterday by County Judge
Hunt to Bertha Helen iiuston in
the estate of Anna Gillcs. Judge
Hunt also appointed C. W. Conyne,
George Jensen and Ruby Conync
as appraisers for the estate.
....KaRlcs,5 Attention:
Important meeting tonight, 8
o'clock. Labor hall. Signed, G. L.
Seagrove, president.
Opening New Market-
Walter Corbet wtii open me
Corbet MeaC Blarket, 1316 State
street. . on Dec 30. He has in-
rstalled new fixtures and is making
the shop modojrn in every respect.
Mr. Corbett is well known in this
community and he InVltcs his
many friends to visit the new shop.
Boegs llavo Child '
A baby girl was horn Sunday at
a local hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
W.:M. Boeg of Amity. The babe
has been named Delorcs Adelo-
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Brant Seriously. Ill ? Vi-, A
. j. vA. C. Brattt; ,73; one, ot the
oldest printers In the city, was
500 Down
Balance exactly like rent. Three
new modern homes, 4 to 6 rooms,
$4200 on up. Every one has
double construction throughout,
large furnace, fireplace, hardwood,
garage, ldry, coils, linoleums,
electric water heater, shades, light
fixtures, cement walks and drive,
lawn graded and seeded. Quick
possession. Becke & Hendricks,
189 N. High street. d30
Two Boys EscaiK
Julius Blackwell, 15, and Glen
Stringer, 14, are at large after
escaping from the boys' training
school near Woodburn Saturday
night.
Portland Realty Man Here
William Taylor, a prominent
builder and realty dealer of Port
land, was In Salem yesterday in
specting some properties in West
Salem wit a view of investing
here. Mr. Taylor was accompan
ied by Mrs. Taylor and two sons.
Used Pianos
Standard makes. $200, $245,
$295; terms. See these at Tall
man Piano Ste, 395 South 12th.
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San Jose Normal Student Here
Annette Heckman of Medford is
visiting at the home of Helen Pol
lock for a few days before return
ing to San Jose where she is at
tending the normal school. Miss
Heckman was formerly a. student
at the University of Oregon.
Goes to Palo Alto
Edgar M. Rowland left Sunday
for Palo Alto, Cal., where he has
acquired an interest in a large
printing establishment. Mr. Row
land has been associated with his
brother, Reed in the printing
business in Salem for a number
of years and has made a large
number of acquaintances who will
regret his departure. Reed Row
land has purchased his brother's
interest here and will continue the
business.
Visits Dayton
Mrs. Claudine "Mellingor and
daughter Marjorie spent the week
end with Miss Mellinger's grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mel
linger of Dayton.
Attends Teachers' 3Ieeting
County School Superintendent
Mary Fulkerson will leave today
to attend the state teachers' con
vention being held in Portland.
George W. Hug, city school super
intendent, will also attend the con
vention. Exhibits Linen Thread
Henry Meyers, superintendent of
the Miles Linen Mills, was exhibiting-some
samples of linen thread
manufactured in the local mill
Authorized Distributors
CORONA
The Personal Writing Machine
Typewriter Exchange
THOS. ROEN
Phone (tSl - 431 Court, Ralem
CHOICE oTraub Genuine
Orange Blossom engage
ment: od wedding ring is m
tribute to the Judgment and
good taste of the wearer.
XXARTMAJf BBUtV
Boys' Chorus to Meet
The Salem boys chorus will as
semble tonight at 7:30 in the
YMCA. A ful attendance of mem
bers is urged.
Young Men's Division
The young men's division of the
YMCA will meet tonight at 6:15.
The address of the evening is to
be given by Rev. C. E. Ward on
the subject "Making Good."
Obtain Marriage License
Wolcott E. Buren, 27, Salem,
obtained a marriage license in
Portland yesterday to wed Luella
Henrietta Houster of Portland.
Itowning Improving
County Judge Hunt has re
ceived word from Lebanon to the
effect that his cousin, Marion
Downing, who recently underwent
a major operation, is recovering
rapidly and "believed to be out of
danger.
Make Business Visit
Joseph Rubin of St. I-ouis was
transacting business witli the
county court yesterday.
Health Officer Will Speak
Dr. Walter II. Brown cf the
county health demonstration will
deliver two lectures at the state
teachers' convention in Portland
this week. On Wednesday he will
address) the home economics sec
tion of the Lincoln high school on
"Making the Child," and Thurs
day's subject will be on "Health
Education."
Marriage Licenses Issued
The following marriage licenses
were issued over the week-end by
County Clerk Boyer: Ray Hen
derson and Lola Staples, both of
Salem: Edward Hardman, Park
dale, Or., and Mabel Bond of Sa
lem; Adolph W. Mackaben and
Eva W. Hopkins, both of Salem;
Herbert E. Barker and Ruth E.
Darby of Salem; Frank W. Cass
of Salem and Vera E. Schneider of
Shaw; Wallace P. Larson of Oak
land. Cal.. and Lois C. Wheeler of
Salem : E. Leroy Hiatt of Lyons
and Cleo Weddle of Stayton.
Files Expense Statement
F. P. Rawley, candidate for the
office of constable in the Turner
district, filed his statement of ex
pense with the county clerk yes
terday. The statement disclosed
that neither Mr. Rawley nor his
friends had exponded any money
in the campaign.
Orders Summons Published
-'in the case of George Frohma
der vs. Henry and Eliza Krebs and
Audrey Wrilson, the circuit court
FOR INFORMATION A
ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS
Phone 727
OREGON a ELECTRIC
STOP
THAT
BARK
Take
SCHAEFFER'S
HERBAJL
COUGH SYRUP
SOLD ONLY AT
CCHA
k? DRUG
EFER'
DRUG STORE
s
135 North Commercial St
Phone 197
Original Yellow Front "
- The Penslar Store
Player Piano
Left withus. Will sell at a real
bargain. iTerms. Tallman Piano
Store, 39 V South 12th. j2
Man Injured in Crash
A man named Johnson received
slight injuries last night when his
motorcycle crashed into an automobile-driven
by George Feller at
Mill and Cottage streets, according
to a report liled by Feller at po
lice headquarters. Mist on the
windshield of his car was assign
ed by Foiler as cause for the acci
dent.
T VISITORS REPORTED T
I - IN SALEM I
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F. II. Ridenour and Lee Ride
nour arrived in this city from To
ledo, Or., Monday night.
John Wright of La Grande was
in this city Monday.
II. E. Feller of Donald was a
Salem visitor Monday.
Earl Simmons of Eugene arrived
in this city Monday night.
Mrs. C. W. Hamilton, a resident
of Hood River, is a local visitor.
J. M. Un)b of Eugene was in
this city Monday night.
Ruby French of Albany is in
the city today.
Leslie J. Smith of Portland was
a Salem visitor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. King of Jef
ferson county were week-end vis
itors in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Grey of
Medford were in this city Mon
day.
Mrs. Howard M. Turner of Mad
ras is a visitor in this city.
G. T. Kennedy of Molalla spent
the week-end in Salem.
A. Wasson Smith of Lebanon
was in this city Monday.
Mrs. William Norton of Albany
was in Salem over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Snyder ar
rived here from Portland Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wells are
visiting in this city. They are
residents of Klamath Falls.
W. S. Riley ot Corvallis Is a
local visitor.
G. L. Beardsley of Reedsport
was in this city Friday.
E. F. Coltrin of Reedsport was
in this city Friday.
C. A. Nielsen of Eugene was a
Salem visitor Friday.
John Reed of Astoria spent Fri
day in this city.
'WEIMAR, Germany, Dec 27.
(AP) Posing as Prince William,
son of the former (Jerman crown
nrince. a 22 ear- old miner from
the Baltic, under the title of Baron
Korff , succeeded for a time In dup
ing the notables of the little towns
of Gotha, Erfurt and Weimar.
The lmposter first appeared at
Erfunt, where he said be had an
appointment with his mother and
the former German emperor'a ad
ministrator, Herr Von Berg. He
was conducted in great state to the
leading hotel in Gotha, where of
ficials and others Tied in paying
their respects to him.
After extracting from his hosts
OBITTJART
Yarious substantial loans and In
scribing his name In the "golden
book" at Erfurt, the pseudo prince ,
disappeared. He is wanted by the
police on several charges, and has
served time for embelement and
fraud. - ' . ,. . , ,
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ASBESTOS MIXING ACTIVE
, Commercial-, production of as
bestos Is now going on in Navajo,
county, Ariiona, opening up new
mines In that part of the United. r .
States ' -v -
Suitcase Is Found
Clair Mauk found a brown suit
case yesterday and turned it in at
local police headquarters.
Itct urn I"rom Walla Walla
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Martin of
the Martin Advertising Agency
have returned from Walla Walla,
Wash., where thev snen the holi
days visiting with Mrs. Martin's
parents. They reDort some snow
on the roads in the eastern part
John V1
At the residence. 1195 North
Cottage street, Dec. 26. Chrismah
John, age sz years, tatner oi xwrs.
Annie PearsaU of Salem, route 4.
Mrs. J. F. Graham of Salem, Mrs.
J. S. Arnup of California and
Fftoa John of Salem. Funeral
services today at 1:30 p. m. from
the. Riedon mortuary, interment In
City View cemetery.
Dickey
At the residence. 10 South
15 th street, Dec. 25 th, Mrs. Myrtle
Sarah Dickey, age 45 years, wife
of Guy Dickey, mother of Mrs.
Dolly Byerley of Salem and Mrs.
Harriet Cook "of Klamath Falls,
Step-mother of Johnnie and Lloyd
Starr of California. Funeral ser
vices were held Mondayy Dec. 27
from the RIgdon mortuary, inter
ment in City View cemetery.
Larson Girls Featured
in Silverton Weddings
SILVERTON, Ore., Dec. 27.
(gpecial.)--Two weddings were
solemnized in the John Larson
family during the past few days.
Miss Hilda Larson became the wife
of A. H. Sacker of Silverton, and
Miss Ida Larson became the wife
of Everett Bixley. Both weddings
were solemnized at Vancouver,
'Wash.
OPENING
Corbet's Quality Meat Market
' AT
1316 State Street, Thursday, December 30
Walter Corbet, manager of the State Street Market for the past
several weeks and up uqtil December 15 when that market was
sold, is now located in a new up-to-date market of his own at
above address.
Come in for best quality Meats and Good Service
5 DELIVERIES DAILY PHONE 290
L ADD & BUSH, Bankers
Established 1868
General Banking Business
Office Hour from lO s, bl to I y.
2-7-9 Last Times Today 2-7-9 ::
BON HAIR TROUPE
World's Premier
Kisley Experts "
GEKALDINE
MILLER & CO.
Fantastic Parisian
Adagio
PARIS SISTERS &
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A Musical Melange
VERNA HAYWORTH
& CO.
In a Brilliant, Spectac
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ADDED ATTRACTION
THE EjOODADS
The Famous Dadson Trio
The Musical Treat Supreme.
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Capitol Orchestra TfvrTRSr
Direction TOTT1S.N
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v NEW YEARS
- . .MIDNIGHT
MATINEE
UP TO DATE
in every facility and
detail, within an estab
lishment wherein sad
ness will find peace and
grief, and a reverent
service for the dear de
parted. '
Webb's Funeral Parlors
Telephone 120
TERWDLLIGERS
Perfect Funeral Servlee
For Less
Licensed Lady Mortldaa
TTO Cbemeketa Street
Telephone 724
New Produce
House and
Feed Store
- .
At 260 Ferry Street
Cash paid for poul
try,' eggs; veal, port
and hides of all kinds.
We carry here and at
Silverton a line of
feeds and poultry
supplies.
Withers & Neal
Produce Co.
J. M. Oakley, Mgr.
260 Ferry Telephone 125
E. W. Cooley 211 N. Com. St. Harry I. Pearson
Co'oley & Pearson
Guaranteed Quality Foodstuffs
Pre-inventory Sale
Taking inventory is a task every merchant dreads and in
order to make this task lighter we are going to move a.
few thousand items at pre-inventory prices. Fill your
pantry shelves with foodstuff at these-prices and start
the new year right. Select your items in dozen or case
lots or in any quantity your room affords. Phone usi
1371 or 1372 and we will promptly deliver to any ad
dress in city limits.
FREE DELIVERY
79 c
75c
45c
5c
POTATOES
ioo lbs. tfji on
Burbanks Ple&7
APPLES
Large Spitzenbergs
per box
HAMS -Sugar
Cured Hams OO
round eJfcit
No. 5 pail
Lafd
2 Large Pkgs.
Citrus
Babbit's Cleanser
can -
SOAP POWDER
Wonder Foam, Q
large pkg . OUC
White King JQ
lanre pkg. 1
3 Old Dutch
Cleanser
i2 Ground Salt
50 lb. bag
Vz Ground Salt
,100 lb. bag
2 lbs. Peanut Butter OQ
(best quality) eJeC
4 lbs. pure vegetable JQ
Shortening UeC
C Van Camp Pork & CQn
Beans, 15c size OeIC
HEINZ MINCE MEAT
1 pound
can ' :
2 pound
can ,
Heinz Plum
Pudding
Fancy Prunes
3 pounds ...
6 fancy Toilet
Soap ........
10P&G
Soap .
23c
48c
89c
20c
39c
39c
29 c
32c
$2.29
25c
37c
49c
35c
45c
25c
25c
$2.75
FLOUR
49 lb. bag QQ
Crown -V lee5
49 lb. bag Ceretana Flour
Montana all hard
wheat .....
Pep
2 for :
2 pkgs. Crown
Pancake Flour
No. 10 bag Cream
Oats . s ....
No. 10 bag Corn
Meal-...
No. 5 box Crackers
(salted or plain)
Kellogg's Bran
Flakes, 2 for
2 Peas
(sweet June)
Peas (Sweet
June) per case.
2 Corn DKf
(Iowa Sweet Corn) uvC
Corn
per case ... I O.
3 Campbell's )Kn
Tomato Soup . C
3 Tomatoes, An
solid pack ttO C;
Tomatoes, solid
pack, case .
Fancy cut String -Beans,
2 for......
Snider's
Catsup -..L .
G lbs. Lady Wash
ington Beans ....
6 lbs. Head -'
Rice
Matches per carton
6 boxes
Three -
Margarine ... 1 DC
39c Coffee, sale price A A
3 lbs. UtC
$3.35
25c
19c
49c
49c
19c
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