TT$E OREGON; STATESMAN; SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 29, 1926
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LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
Guardian Reports
The third annual report of
Mary Hansen, guardian ofiona C.
and Lucille Brewer, ras approved
by the county court yesterday. -
lO to SO Per Cent '
aTinR on furniture. Giese-
Powers January sale now on. d29
Y'JVv
A Wt&Cliwliile Investment
Is a course in bookkeeping and
stenography at the. Capital Busi
ness College day and night ses
sions. A new class in shorthand
next Monday. School office open
each day this week for registra
tion. Call let us talk over a
course that will start you in busi
ness right. . d29
Approves Sale
The . sale of . personal property
by Clarence S- Bowne, adminis
trator of the estate of James S.
Bowne, was approved by County
Judge Hunt yesterday.
Odds and Knds
1 Sale now in progress.
Stiff Furniture Co.
II. L.
d30
Estate Closed
Carey S. Martin, administrator
of the estate of Lydia Campbell,
filed his final report yesterday.
It was approved by Judge Hunt
and the administrator released.
Just -Received 1926 Model
Touring and roadster, cannot be
Sold from new; 27 license free.
Save $ 100 cash. Terms or trades.
iTsed Car Corner, blockfwest
Xadd & Bush. : ' d23
Sends Check to Veterans Bureau
Robin D. Day, guardian of
Nicholas 'Turano. a war veteran
fand mentally incompetent was
(authorized by County Judge Hunt
yesterday to "forward a check for
500 to the U.-S.r veterans' bureau
o be used by Pasquale Turano in
paring for the disabled veteran.
u
Modern Woodman of America
Will meet tonight in north side
ot McCornack hall. d28
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Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to Arthur II. Ross of
Oakland. CalM and Lois C Wheel
er of Salem; Floyd P. Do .Lapp
and Nina Lathrop, both of Salem;
'George H. Hurd and Ellen Ruby
Bradbury of Salem, and to Bert
Hoyt and Gertrude Rydo of Sa
lem. Furniture Uphoiatery
And repairing.- Glese- Powers
Furniture Co. ' tf
Woman Has Operation
Mrs. J. F. Bullock of Monmouth
was operated on at the Salem hos
pital yesterday and is doing well.
klTracta
uTTWe saiem, ciose 10 dus une
and school, 1 1,000. Terms.-Thre
left. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N.
High street. v. r d3
Doctor Called to Portland
Dr. G. H. Vehrs of Salem was
called to ' Portland yesterday in
consultation with Dr. Kisner.
1927 Calendars Free, Homer H.
Smith Ins. Agency, over Millers.
dl9tf
Treatment Received
Mrs. Marvin Little of Vernonia
is in Salem receiving medical
treatment.
Motor Vehicle
Apply for 1927 licenses .at tem
porary quarters, corner Ferry and
High streets. Entrance on Ferry
street. Sam A. Koter, secretary of
state.1 d31
Leaders Selected
Leaders for athletic exhibitions
to be given at the. YMCA open
house planned for New Year's day
were selected yesterday. For the
beginners' division they are Claire
Miller. Harvey Brock, Scotty
Marr, Kenneth Webb.. Francis De
llarport . and George Beechler.
For the junior high division they
are Franie De Harport, French
Hageman"' CJaire Miller, - Maxey
Langford, John Schaeffer, Homer
Smith, Bob Gamble and Ivan Ka
toury; i . ; . . " ;.
Lots of them--$50, $75, $100,
?125. ?150.: Whpay more? Tall
man Piano Store! 395 South 12th.
N J2
Jailcl for Xon-Support
J. K. Crimes is held in the
county jail in lieu of $500 bail
demanded of him in justice court
on a charge of non-support of a
12-year-old child. .The complaint
against hiin wasfiled by Ruth
-Mills, his former wife. Grimes
l.as requested a hearing.
Special Da
New Year's Eve.
McCoy, i v r
Domes Hall.
d30
Car Is Robbed . "
A spotlight and niotomoter. were
stolen Monday night frohi the car
of F. Di Smith parked in front
of the paper mill, according to a
rtporf made aV local police; neau
quarters. :
anted, Vsed ;
Fu r n i t u r o. ,Tef. " 5 1 1 .
J
.'onion Jiot Moonshiner-
Mrs. Theresa Becker, who was
lined $li0 :iiT justice court Mon
ilav on a . Ii.iuor charge, did not
run a plant for making moonshine
whiskey, s was originauy siaiu
but was making wine at her home
Warelioin IVonerly Buy
a t,eatifvio2xA3D..corner;.h.a8
leen cut from $15,000 to $12,000
and todaw to S10.000 total price.
Two reslrfepcea how on; the best
Two reiddAneea-now on: the best
l.iiv ret ft Had In Salem. Cash
Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. H8h
ntret.- d22tf
Lindon Loses Suit , , '
R. Lindon, who filed suit In
justice court here to collect a sum
of money from Walter Zosel al
leged due as wages, was the loser
yesterday when ' Justice Brazier d.
Small found for ' the defendant.
Zosel maintained that he had paid
Lindon in gasoline, oil and auto
mobile supplier.
Universal Heaters, Allen
Circulators. II. L. Stiff
Co.
Furn.
d29
File Kxneustt Statement
W. C. Miller, recent candidate
for constable in the Woodburn
district, filed his expense state
ment .with the county clerk yes
terday, showing an expenditure of
only 5.; ,
The Holiday ' Season
Is not complete without a one
iial Atwater Kent radio. VJck
Bros., phone .4841. , . d29
Lumber' Contract Let
.The Charles K. Spauldlng Lum
ber company, being the lowest bid
ders, were awarded the contract
for furnishing lumber for the new
Buena Vista ferry by the-county
court yesterday. -Construction will
begin, as -soon as the lumber can
be "put oil the ground.
Complete line of
Monarch Electric Ranges at
Hamilton's. a21tf
Arreste! for Xon-Support
Emil Van Damm, a resident of
St. Paul, Or., was brought here
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Sam
Burkhart on a warrant issued in
Portland charging npn-support.
Van Damm will be held for the
Portland authorities.
Modern Woodman of America
Will meet tonight in north side
of McCornack hall. d2S
Rash for Auto Licenses
The i "last-miBute rush" for
automobile license tags began yes
terday. ' By 9 o'clock in the morn
ing the waiting line had formed
at the downtown quarters of the
automobile department, which ex
tended down the stairs and into
the street, and was kept up until
closing time. A total, .of. 489, pas
senger car licenses were issued
during the day over the counter.
Figures were not available, but it
is estimated that at least 100
truck' and other licenses were
issued in addition. - These figures
do not include licenses issued by
the mail department.
Big Reductions
In fine furniture during our odds
and ends sale. II. L. Stiff Furni
ture Co. d30
Churches to Play Basketball
The West Salem Methodist
church will, play the Evangelical
hucA Jn a basKetoaii game nere
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Anl
inter-church basketball league will
be formed after Jan. 1, it is be
lieved.
High Grade Graiid Piano-
Will be sacrificed if sold this
week. Terms Tallman Piano
Store, 395 sWh 12th. 32
Ross in Salem
Arthur (Pug) Ross, former Sa
lem high school and OAC basket
ball star, who is now director of
athletics in a high school at Oak
land. Cal., is in Salem to spend
the holidays.
Income and Business Properties
At $8,000 and $22,000; we have
extraordinary buys in Inside in
come property. Both are corners.
One.lQ2xl04; the other 165x195.
Others all sizes and locatidhs.
Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High
street. aw
Ward Is Speaker
Rev. C. E. Ward, spoKe last
night to the Young Men's divis
ion of the YMCA at its weekly
meeting. His subject was "Mak
ing Good."
$500 Down-
Balance exactly nice rent, inree
new modern homes, 4 to 6 rooms.
$4200 on up. Every one nas
double construction throughout.
large furnace, fireplace, narawooa,
.. "' 1 1 ll.AlA.ifMa
garage, iary, coi,.
electric water beater, shades, light
fixtures, cement wains ana arive.
lawn graded and seeded. Quick
possession. Becke & Hendricks,
189 N. Hign street.
Basketball Games Planned
The Comrade club or tne rirsi
rroKhvterian church will play a
basketball game against the Wood-
burn Comrade clun i nursaay ai-
ternoon at 2 o clocK ana against
the Silverton cluU rnuay aner
noon at the same hour.
lO to SO Per Cent !
Saving on furniture, uichc-
Powers January sale now pn. d29
Feed Is Held ....
A feed was held last nignt ior
thoSalcm- boy chorus at their
weekly rehearsal in me
hnllding. George Arbuckle was
responsible for the party.
Pajicr Cfate Thursday
" IT. VAMt-A -.-111 a
TOO tyuivm "
. . 1. .. Tliief1'll
paper cnase iur
morning to start from tho Y'
building.
.Nothing La prefer . .
' Except real estate. Why not-a
lot as tt Ucw Year's present to
somo ouo or lo, yourself. "From
$125 on up. Becke & Hendricks.
189 N. High sli-cot: " i d30
aines Committee '
t.ril no erowers and packers meot-
tti hold at tho Marlon hotel on
Monday; has announced the names
of -the organization committee who
are to cooperate with the govern
ment , representative, Mr. . Crltch
field, in crfectlas. a permanent
marketing organization, as fol
lows: W. T. Jenks, president of
the Northwest Dried Fruit associ
ation; M. J. Newhouse, manager
Northwest Prune Growers Ex
change; Louis Lachmund of the
Drager Fruit company, William
Wood, president Washington Fruit
Growers association, and R. H.
Kipp of the Portland Chamber of
Commerce.
Rig Reductions
In fine furniture during our odds
and ends sale. Ii. L. Stiff Furni
ture Co. d30
Boys Visit Paper Mill
Twenty-five boys took part m an
educational trip through the pa
per mill yesterday, sponsored by
the Salem YMCA. Loyal Warner
was leader of the trip. A party
will be taken through the woolen
mill this morning, leaving at 10
o'clock from the "Y."
Xew Pianos
Standard makes, $200, $245,
$295; terms. See these at Tall-
man Piano atre, 395 South 12th.
Visit at Gardner Home
A. Wood and daughter of Marsh
field are visiting in Salem at the
L. E. Gardner home on N. Liberty
street.
Universal Heaters, Allen
Circulators. II. L. Stiff Furn
Co. d29
Here for Holidays
Russell A. Kenny of New Plym
outh, Idaho, was here for a short
visit over the holidays.
Just Received J0U Model
Touring and roadster, cannot be
told from new; '27 license free.
Save $100 cash. Terms or trades.
Used Car Corner, Vfe block west
Ladd & Bush. d29
Realtors on Trip
Leo N. Childs, president, and
L. E. Oberer and W. G. Krueger.
members of the Marion-Polk
County Realty Jboard, have gone
to Tacoma to attend the meeting
of the Pacific Northwest Realty as
sociation Saturday.
Start the New Year Right
By taking a course in book
keeping and stenography at tho
Capital Business College. Day and,
night sessions. A new class In
shorthand next Monday. A bus
iness education cannot be lost or
stolen, and earns the possessor
handsome dividends throughout
life. Call, let us arrange a course
for you. Office open each day this
week. d28
Students Honored
Ruth Griffith and Lester Oehler.
Salem students at the University
of Oregon, are among 76 cited on
the honor roll for high scholastic
work during the fall term.
Player Piano -j
Left with us Will sell at a real
bargain. Terms. Tallman Piano
Store, 395 Stfuth 12th. j2
Club Not to Finance Ward
The Salem Kiwanis club, by a
vote of 4 6 to 12 yesterday decided
to take no action towards financ
ing a new ward for the Salem hos
pital, estimated to cost $675. The
board of-directors had-refused to
sanction the expense,' so the vote
yesterday 'was on whether an in
dividual subscription among the
members should be raised. Ralph
Cooley was elected director to
succeed Karl Becke, who becomes
president.
Rotarians to Have Music
A special musical program will
be held at the weekly luncheon
of the Rotary club this noon.
Walter Jenks will have charge.
The Schubert octette will sing.
Miss Weiser Returns-
Frances Weiser, employed in the
parole office at the state prison,
has returned from southern Ore
gon where she spent the Christmas
holidays. x
(Kids and Ends
Sale now in progress.
Stiff Furniture Co.
H. L.
d30
Airives From Germany-
Expecting to make this his fu
ture home. Joseph Geiger arrived
in Salem-yesterday from Munich.
Bavaria. Mr. Geiger is a relative
of Carl Vogl, living north of the
city.
Overstuffed Furniture
Made to order and re-covered.
Salem . Wicker and Overstuffed
Manufacturing Co.. 2218 State
Tel. 2230. jl2
Attends Convent io
Prof. W. E. Kirk of Willamette
university will spend today and
Thursday in Portland attending
the state - teachers convention.
He is chairman of the department
of classical teachers
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation for the many kind
eses shown us during the illness
and death of our loved one. Mr
a m . s a a . T a
I;. A. Jenney, nir. ana nirs. r. i.
Kenney, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ken-
ney. fc
.Icrident ReKrt.s
" Threeauto-aci tdents were re
ported yesterday with no injuriesi
and bnt little property damage.
K, J, Weyman. while driving his
car ou north I light street was
struck by a car driven by J. .B-
I'arker. Both cars were slightly
damaged. - J. Ii. .T&ompsonof
Authorized Distributor
The Personal Writing Blachine
Typtmltr Exchange .
THOS. ROEN
Phone l - 42 1 Court, ftolem
fottt
ti
ss;n run.;
SAYS:
Anyone wanting a new Star
ear of any model can save
WO.OO buying It through
Vick Bros. 3 lake your se
lection from the show room
at the Star agency and come
to Vick Bros, to obtain your
S50.00 discount.
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Phone 1841 28 South High
Portland reported his car being
struck by the car of W. Robins
Sunday on the Jefferson road. The
report stated that Robins was
blinded by the lights of an ap
proaching car going off the high
way and in regaining the' road
struck the Thompson car. W. .
Gallia of Mill City reported a col
lision between his car and one
driven by J. F. Crowe, between
Gates and Mill City, Saturday.
10to50 Per Cent
Saving on furniture. Giese
Powers January sale now on. d29
King Bing Elected
O. A. Olson was elected as King
Bing of the Cherrians last night
and will succeed Harley O. White,
who has served as the Cherrian
executive during the past year.
King Bing-elect Olson will be in
augurated at the annual Cherrian
banquet Tuesday, January 4, at
the Marion hotel.
OBITUARY
Davis
Died at the residence. 2395 East
Nob Hill, Mrs. Calista Davis, age
71 years, wife of C. K. Davis,
mother of Grace and Wilma Ges
ler of Salem and Inez and Homer
Gesler of Bluffton, Ind. Funeral
services from the Rigdon mortu
ary, interment in the City View
cemetery.
Hawk
Died on Monday, Dec. 27. Mrs.
Catherine Hawk, age 70 years, of
Jefferson, wife of George Hawk,
mother of Mrs. Fred Smith of Jef
ferson. Mrs. Charles Fox of Con
don, Mrs. Rose Dawson of Baker.
Mrs. Gasuen of Iloskins, Ore.. Will
Hawk of Falls City and Wilson
Hawk of Grand Ronde; sister of
Mrs. Sidney Skidmore, South
Bend, Wash., Ellen Tout of Port-
and and George Richardson of
Spokane.- Funeral services will
be held Thursday. Dec. 30. at
30 p. m. from the Christian
church at Jefferson, interment at
Shelbourne. The remains are at
the Rigdon mortuary. i
Moderation
In all things and full
ness in the sincerity,
coijsidera tion and
thoughtfulness for be
reavement. Webb's Funeral Parlors
Telephone 120
TERWILLIGERS
Perfect Funeral Serrloa
For Less
Licensed Lady Mortician
770 Chemeketa Street
Telephone 9S4
DISEASES
Treated by Osteopathy, Dietet
ics, Radiant Therapy and Elec
trical Therapy Including Dr.
Abrams' Electronic System.
No Charge for
Consultation
DR. B. H. WHITE
Physician and Surgeon
606 C. S. Nat'I. Bank Bld.
Salem, Oregon
STOP
THAT
BARK
Take
SCHAEFFER'S .
HERBAL
COUGH SYRUP
SOLD ONLY AT
SCHAEFER'Q.
DRTKl STpBB O
135 North Commercial St
Phone 197 !
Orisinal Yellow Front "
The Penslar Stoit r 1
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Touring California ," ; it l :
Dr.' and Mrs. W. J. Thompson
left ;yesterdayv f or a three? weKks
acto trip to southern California.
They expect to . spend the greater
part of their . vacation in 'and
around San Mateo.
Just Received 102a Ford Trnck
f One Star coupe. aJl new rubber;
2 Ford sedans. 3 Ford coupes, 3
Ford roadsters, 4 FVrd tourings
at bargain prices; '27 license' free.
Used Car Corner, . block west
Ladd & Bush. d29
Orders Allowance
John Muehl, guardiam of Leo
dice and Harold Marielfe, minors,
was authorized yesterday by Judge
Hunt to use the estate funds to
the amount of $40 a month dar
ing the minority of his wards.
Hearing Continued
Judge Hunt yesterday continued
the hearing of final account of
M-artisha Curl, deceased, unftl
January 3.
Will Cae Decided
County Judge Hunt issued a dev
cision Tuesday in the Morley will
case dismissing the claim of ' the
plaintiffs and admitting" the will
for probate. Each of the contend
ing parties are to bear their, part
of the costs.
Visit Son-
Alex Beaver of Portland is vis
iting with his son. Nat Beaver.
registrar at Willamette-university.
Tj-pographical Error ;
rnrough a typograpuiicaD error
n the report of the couintv budeet
meeting it was statedj that the
neaitn- board apnrODriaition had
been increased from $100 to
SI 250. This should have read
from $1100 to S1250. .
Week End House Party-
Mr. and Mrs. L. H.'Lickel. of
South Thirteenth street, were
hosts to a house partly over the
weeK ena, negmmng U'ltn turkey
dinner on Christmas day. The
guests were 'Mr. and .Mrs. C. M.
Kennedy, of Kansas i City, Mo.;
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 until 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 beJt quality Meats and Good Service
5 DELIVERIES DAILY
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
Established 1868
i
General Banking Business
Of floe Hours from IO a. m. to p. m.
THE ELSINORE nJT
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3
Ernst von
DOHNANYI
World Famous
COMPOSER, CONDUCTOR, PIANIST
One of the Great Musical Personalities of our times
PRICES: 73c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. Special rates to
PIANO STUDENTS. Seats on sale The Ebinore box
office, December 31st, 10:00 a. m.
FARMER'S WAREHOUSE
Paul Traglio, Prop.
GRAIN, FEED 'AND SEED
Free Delivery to any part of the city.
QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION
Telephone 28
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Long an
Day Teler.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Llckel and
daughters Winifred and Dorothy,
or, Kent, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. W.
Taylor, of Cflemawa; Mr. and
Mrs. John Cornforth, Mr. Idas
Cdrnforthy Mrs. Eugene Hill and
daughter 'Barbara Jane of Salem.
Building' Permits Issued
A building permit was Issued
yesterday to O. P. Driggs for
erectirig a one story store at 1990
North ' Commercial, estimated to
cost 11000. Permits for erecting
one Jtory. dwellings were Issued to
V. Cf. Beatty. 330 D street. JlSOOi
andW. H. Broarn, 990 Twentieth
street, $4000.
Speeder Is Arrested
' Chester Hickman was arrested
last night by local police officers
on a charge of speeding.
Bail Is Forfeited
' Henry Johns forfeited $10 bail
yesterday in police court here byj
failing tj appear to answer a;
charge o: being intoxicated.
Man Hurt in Crash I
A. M. Southwick, 106S Marion j
street, ws bruised on the head,
when hft car crashed into one
driven by Glenn Finney of Cor-i
vallis yesterday at Chemeketa and I
Capitol streets, according to re
ports filed at local police head
quarters. Leave For Seattle
Mr, and Mrs. C. M. Kennedy;
who have been visiting at the
honie of Mrs. Kennedy's sister;
Mrs L. H. Lickel. left Sunday
aftejrnoon for Seattle.
Car ' Reported Stolen
A'. Ford car was stolen last night
froiri A. R. Vanderveck, according
to a. report turned at at local po
lice' headquarters.
Overtime Parkers Fined
Persons fined $1 apiece in po
liiie court yesterday on overtime
pajrking charges were Frank
Farmer of Rickreall and Clair
Sefetzenger.
Tualatin. Contract let for
$6,000 school house at Cipole.
PHONE 290
GE AND TRANSFER
Distance Hauling. Public and Private
agcC Fire Proof Building.
lElt'S WAREHOUSE
VAVh TRAGLIO. PTtOP. J .
i V I . Nlfht Telephone
T VISITORS REPORTED 1
I IN SALEM I
o- o
Mrs. O. B. Hartrampt of Ilills
boro was in this city Monday, ac
companied by her son Robert.
Ernest Reltx of Albany was a
Salem visitor Monday.
Joe Hora of scio .was a saiem
visitor Monday.
Mrs. E. E. Rowe of Marshfield
visited this city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Cooper and
daughter Margaret were in this
city Monday night. They are res
idents of Eugene.
F. G. "Van Blaricom and G. D.
Van Blaricom. residents of Ver
nonia, were in this city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cowles and
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Deaver, all of
Announcement
Dr. George R. Vehrs desires to an
nounce the removal of his medical
and surgical offices on January 1,
I 927, from the United States Bank
Building to Suite 603 New First
National Bank Building. The
office telephone will be the same
number 615. Residence telephone
775.
Aiacit:
Wednesday Nite,
F. N. WOODRY'S AUCTION MARKET
1610 N. Summer St., Corner Norway
New and used furniture, ranges, heaters, beds, springs
and mattresses, dressers, tables, chairs, Windsor rock
ers and chairs linoleum rugs, linoleum by the yard,
Axminster rugs, china cabinets; sewing machines, boil
ers, tubs, washboards, brooms, vases, dishes, phono
graphs, box dry goods, onions, carrots and lot of other
things. Terms cash.
It's Alwaj's Warm and Cozy at Woodry's
Furnish Your Home Where You Can Buy for Less
F. N. WOODRY
10 Years Salem's Leading Auctioneer and Furniture
Dealer
I always pay more than the other fellow for
Used Furniture
PHONE FIVE-ONE-ONE
ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM
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BLANKETS ALL FIRST QUALITY
72x84 Nashua White 66x80 Part Wool
Blankets Blankets
Striped Borders, $5 values Pretty Plaids A lbs.
Now $3.65 Pair $4.50 Pair -
6 lb. All Wool Grey Grey and Tan
Blankets Blankets
$6.00 Pair $1.75 Pair
Ladies' and Children's Knit Underwear
Bargains to clean up
Long Sleeves Ankle Length
Ladies' Wool Union Suits, White
Regular $3.50 Now $1.90
Ladies' Wool Union Suits, Grey
Regular $3.25 Now $1.75
i. ; $
Ladies' Union Suits, $2.00 reg., now $1.25
Ladies' Union Suits, $1.50 reg., now 85c
Ladies' Two Piece Underwear i
25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00
Children's Wool Union Suits, long sleeves,
ankle length, sizes 10 to 16, sale price $1.25
Children's Heavy Cotton Union Suits 59c
Crinkle . 27-inch . .
Bed Spreads Outing Flannel
$2115 Yard 122c '
3 lb. Stitched 2ya lb. 72x80
Cotton Batts ,CottonBatts
$1.00 95c
: ii.. . . i i
240 and 246 North Commercial Street
Mehama. were In this city Tuesday.
night., . . - " - , , "
' Mrsl ' John Grimes of Cottage
Grove Is a visitor in this city.
Fred Myers and family of Port
land arrived in Salem Tuesday
evening.
Lawrence Pietrol of Stayton la
a local visitor.
Mr- and Mrs. C. A. Rastall of
Grants . Pass were in this city
Tuesday. S '
R. W. Davis of Albany is a Sa
lem visitor. -
BABY DAUGHTER BORX
SILVERTON, Ore., Dec. 28.
(Special.) A baby daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ryan
Monday afternoon.
t!
ion DBiie
7 P. M. Sharp at
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