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LOOK into the Future
and vlsuallxe the home that will b roars. The prac
tical mas knows that no building can be veil erected -until
the foundation is laid.
. A tarings book and . a Money Barrel will lay the "
foundation of a good savings account, and help you
realize yoar wishes. -
We Pay 7 per cent
Sart with a COIN-End with a Barrel of Money
A Money Bank FREE with each New
Account in Decemb
er
STATE SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
703-706 First National Bank Building
Assets over $ 1 90.Q00
More Than 1 1 00 Members
S II J u .
WI1..IB
-;t SAYS
We hare some very attractive
bays in Sedans, Coupes and
Coaches, which would make
ideal Xmag presents. These
cars are perfect In every way
and are priced tar below the
market ralnes.
isnroan
"The Houe That Service Bunt"
ir
LOCAL NE WS-BRIEFS'
the ' state " banking " department.
The announcement wu made here
by A. A. Schramm, state superin
tendent of banks. For the last six
of its 10 years of existence . the
bank has operated at s loss. Ar
rangements hare been made to pay
the depositors SO cents on the dol
lar without delay, and less than
113,000 in deposits will remain to
be handled by the state department.
court in Portland Monday. The
tax commission was represented in
the arguments by Willis S. Moore,
assistant attorney general. The
telegraph company has sued to re
strain the state from placing its
properties on the tax roll at the
valuation fixed by the tax commis
sion on tne ground that it ie ex-
cessiTe.
Choice Holly, Reasonable Price
Cityriew cemetery. Call 1740J.
Fvraitare TJphoIatc
And repairing.
Furniture Co.
Qiese-Powers
lour in Seat Draws Fine
Tavlor Alexander was fined
$2.ri in police court yesterday for
IriviV.g his car with four persons
n the front seat.
. v ,
I. a farte S-rTif in Dining
Koom. Hotel Marion.
See V. T. Iliudon's
Ntw book at any of the book
tr.ores. A beautiful Christmas pres
lilies! Oiose Ilia Gifta
From our exclusive - showing.
See our windows. The Man's Shop.
Urtl tM Growers Banquet
Sakm rabbit growers will hold
their first important meeting of
the year when they meet tonight
at t:.- Spa restaurant for a ban
quet. A general discussion of the
ra!i'it growing industry will be
indulged in. In addition there will
be a fine musical program put on
by Sherman Clay company, of Sa
lem. Annual reports of the offi
cers will be made at tills meeting.
None Goes East
Miss Sigma Walstrom, a nurse
at the Salem General hispital, will
leaver today for Minneapolis to
spend the holidays with friends.
Let's Not Forget Her
Flowers. Adams, Florist.
Special Sale
To avoid invoicing of old stock
we are having a special sale of
mill ends, remnants and all dam
aged cloth and blankets. Thos.
Kay Woolen Mill Co.
Loaes Coat in library
Fred Carmichael, 1275 Nebras
ka street, has reported to the po
lice that while he was in the pub
lic library Saturday afternoon
someone stole his black leather
coat.
C'ryMal Gardens Presents
Cole McElroy's Band and also
special added feature, the great
Horse Race-1 real horses in thrill
ing race on dance floor tonight.
lA-nvr For Oklahoma i
To spend the Christmas holidays
with friends. Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Cecil, of 1605 N. Cottage street,
left yesterday for Oklahoma City.
uicia.
Dr. F.dward A. Lcbold .
Physician and surgeon, is now
located at 906 First National Bank
man., pnonse 605.
George Daily Guilty
Gorge Daily yesterday entered
a plea of guilty in justice court
when arraigned on a charge of
selling wood at short measure.
The case was continued for sen
tence. Daily being allowed to go
on Ms own recognizance.
A Koom Devoted Entirely
To inexpensive gifts. Pomeroy
& Keene. a
.fcpei ial Hale
To avoid invoicing of old stock
we are having a special sale of
nun ends, remnants and all dam-1
aged cloth and blankets. Thos,
Kay Woolen Mill Co. '
Ladles! Chose II U Gifts
From our exclusive showing.
See our windows. The Man's Shop.
Ftrlte Arraigned
: Cliff Fults was yesterday ar
ralgned in justice court on i
charge of cashing a check without
having sufficient funds in the
bank to cover it. The case was con
tinued until January 3.
Oregon Pnlp and Paper Co
Preferred. Limited amount for
sale. Hawkins and Roberts. Phone
1427.
Christ maa JTrcee
Delivered. Flakes Petland,
State Street.
273
Ford Shaw Visits
Ford Shaw, former deputy cor
poration commissioner under T.
B. Handley, now a public account
ant with offices In Tillamook, was
in Salem Monday on business.
Cogswell Chairs, Trimmed
Mohair, tapestry back, 337.60.
H. F. Woodry & Son. 271 N. Com
mercial 'st. Phone 78. Open eve
Learn to Fly
With Pacific Airplane service.
Waco 10-943 llscense pilot. Hang
ar at Fairgrounds. Passengers
$2.50.
Alta L. Jones, 417 N. Commer
cial street, reported to the police
that someone atole a brown .nurse
from his car Satardaynlgbl while
it was parked on Front' street.
Order Now Christmas Delivery
Fernery $4.00 and up; Chil
dren'a rockers $4.00 and np. Jar
dinieres. Baskets. Chairs. Etc.
Open evenings.: Salem 'Wicker
Mfg. Co.. 2218 State. Phone 2230.
Moriey's Boys k Girls Shop
227 N. High.
Lewis Gets Fumit
Dr. M. F. Lewis is given title
to a quantity of office furniture
which had been used Jointly by
nimseir and nis partner, viola O
Hannon, in a court order handed
down in circuit court here yester
day. Dr. Hannon bad brought
suit ror dissolution of the Dart
nerehip.
The Gift Store For Men
Let ns help, you choose his
. ri .
s". ow our winaown ror sug
gestions. The Men's Shop.
Estate Appri
The estate of Cora Golpemd, a
minor, has been appraised -at
$1000 according to a report of in
ventory and appraisement filed in
probate yesterday.
For gale or Trade
Bargain 1926 Chrysler Sport
Roadster, what have you? 895
Chemeketa St.. Phone 549.
If Ton Would Give-
Something different for Chrlst-
. Pomeroy ft Keene's gift
room.
Gates Passes Through
C. . "Pop" Gates of Ashland
was in the city Monday afternoon
on his way to Portland to attend
a meeting of the state highway
commission of which he is a mem
ber.
Christmas Cards-
See our complete line of person
ally selected Greeting Cards. At
las Book Store.
Former Governor Here-
Oswald West. Portland attorney
and former governor, was In Sa
lem oi business with the state tax
commission Monday. West de
clares that he is not a candidate
for political honors but expects to
attend the democratic national
convention next year, regardless
if it is held within reach of his
pocketbook.
White Mountain Honey-
Is the best. Phone Mead at
8F5.
Stage Line Protests
The Old Oregon Trail Stages,
operating a line of stages between
Pendleton and Boise, Idaho, today
ruea a protest with the Public
service commission a gal net the
granting of a permit to the Blue
Mountain Transportation comnanv
covering operations over the sameJ
route.
Arthur Dirorre DeereeA
Decree of divorce was yesterday
naaueu aown in circuit court in
the case of Harriet E. Arthur vs.
Le Arthur. The court heldSthat
he had deserted her. The order
was signed by Judge L. H. Mc-
mauan.
Come in and Look Over
New Mohair BeUerbUt Daven-
I106 lmpa complete
i3.9a. Bedroom furniture, ec. H.
f Woodry & Son. right down
tewn. Open evenings.
Chrfetttnaa
Delivered. Flake Petland,
State Street.
273
llorhtei Vtolta Capital
J,A - BucBt. tormer publle
service commissioner, was busl-
ros visitor in the capital Monday
om Portland.
(t are Now Placing
he "B,k cuttings of the
'Ja Grape. 50c oer An . sa
I' 10i 0.00 per looo: Kala
all yavd' Rt t' Box 5. Salem
Ore., phone 132F2. ,.
I Repair Building
4 U,.'" Moore was Issued a oer-
Wwortreer. eon?uct $800
' ; : oncK bulld-
i lDK at 09 court street.
A GOOD INVESTMENT
$3000 right now buys a five
room house and large
lot close in on North
:rty treet. Only
$1000 cash and time on
balance. At the present
rate of expansion north
this - will soon be busi
ness property. Come and
see us. I
6a00 We have a fine -acre
tract close in with mod
ern. 6-room house only
a mile from Salem for
$65oo. We can trade
this for Salem property.
Come and see us.
REALTY CO.
State St.'
TeL SS60
The Gift Store For Men
i-et ns help you choose hisj
. a
girts, see our wlndown for sug
gesuons. The Men's Shoo.
Special Sale
' To avoid invoicing of old stock
we are having a special sale of
mill ends, remnants and all dam
aged cloth and blankets. Thos.
Kay. Woolen Mill Co.
Bankruptcy Petitioned
C. H. Post, contractor and car
pen ter here, has filed a voluntary
petition In bankruptcy In federal
court ; at Portland, according to
word received here Monday. He
lists liabilities amounting to $2,
829.84 and assets $245. Another
voluntary bankruptcy petition has
been riled by H. Reiser, grower,
with liabilities of $12,424.92 and
asset of $3,801.78.
Select Fitting Xmas Gif t
For any member of the family,
from-our complete stock of pres
ents. Atlas Book Store.
Store Open Evenings
Moore' Mttsic 'House.
Reckless Driver Fined ,
Ben Ott of Hubbard yesterday
entered a plea of guilty to a charge
of reckless driving when arraigned
in justice courts He was fined $25
by Justice of the Peace Brazier
Small, paid his tine and was re
leased. He was arrested Sunday
on the road between Salem and
Hubbard.
Special Bridge
Painted airplane silk shade
$3.95 complete. II. F. Woodry
Son, 271 N. Com'l St., open eve
nings, t '
Crash Near Maclear
a. pi. Kimberlln of Macleay sus
tained an auto collision with X
W. Phillips of Sublimity Sunday
ojsai, accoraing to a report filed
late yesterday with the office of
tne Marion county sheriff. The
accident was due largely to the
istence of fog, which obscured vi
sion, according to Kimberlin's re
port.
Store Open Evenings
Moore's Music House.
Some Cash Couple
Wanting bargain in small home.
Here s 3 rooms and sleeping porch.
Strictly modern and well built. Ga
rage, furnace, fireplace, etc. $3350
cash takes, paving paid. Cost
$4000 2 years ago. View lot with
trees. See vacant at 1550 S. Win
ter. Becke it Hendricks, 189 N.
High street.
To California
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Young left
yesterday to spend the holidays in
California. Mr. Young is an audi
tor at the atate house.
' i
It's Not Too Late
Pictures taken and delivered
before Christmas np to and in
cluding Thursday, December 22.
Kennell-Ellls. Oregon Building.
telephone 951.
Ask Snlt Dismissal--
Dismissal of the suit brought by
the Western Union Telegraph com
pany gainst the atate tax com
mission, was asked by the state
in arguments presented in federal
Poinsetta, 40 c and Up
flake's PetUnd, 273 State.
Chimney Fires
inw lire department had two
cniraney fire calls orer the week.
end. One was to 45E N Snmmr
street and the other to the corner
of Miller and Commercial street.
Ladies ! Chose Hia Gifta
From our exclusive showing.
See our windows. The Man's Shop,
Teacher Lee res-
Miss Ruth Carlton, a teacher at
the school for the deaf, left yes-
icruay ior ner home in Flint
Mich., to spend the holidays with
relatives.
It's Kot Too Late
Pictures taken and delivered
before Christmas np to and In
cluding Thursday, December 22.
Kennell-Ellis, Oregon Building,
telephone 951.
Browns Visit Portland
Dr. and Mrs. Frank E. Brown
were week end visitors In Port
land, stopping at the Congress hotel.
Cbristmas
Delivered. -Flakes Petland,
State Street.
273
corn-
Junior Chamber to Meet
The junior chamber of
merce of the Salem high school
will have its regular monthly
meeting tonight In room 303 at
the high school building. The
business meeting will be fololwed
by a Christmas program. All
members have been asked to at
tend and bring a new member.
The Gift Store For Men-
Let us help you choose his
eee our winaown for sug
gestions. The Men's Shop.
Another Residence -
Fred Comstockwas granted
permit yesterday to construct
residence at 685 S. 18th street at
a cost of $3000.
Gun Stolen
Ted Stiff. 1187 N. 16th street,
reported to the police that some
one stole a 32-20 calibre revolver
from his car while it was parked
on High street Saturday night.
Parkers Fined
fifteen people paid $1 fines
yesterday for overtime parking
As usual, about half of them re
fused to give their names as they
did not choose to have their
neighbors read of their misfor
tunes with the police. Those who
gave their names were: ArthuT
Johnson. A. L. Scott. G. Mieserll
Ruby Hinz. E. F. Slade, Thomas
M, Curry and J. P. Smart. L. H
Pritchett was fined $1 for park
ing nis car in a public alley.
ART OF DISAPPEARANCE
"How did you learn to stay so
long under water?"
"I once lived at the same beach
with one of my worst creditors."
Kasper (Stockholm).
your European
Elmer Was
trip a success T
Depew No. There's no fun in
drinking right out In the open.
o Raise in Rates
see us for Auto Insurance,
stanaiey & Foley, Phone 347.
Lexington Bank Closes
By vote of its board of direcotrs
me juexington state bank in Mor
row county did not open Its doors
Monday and It was turned over to
j For Sale or Trade
Strictly modern 5 room house,
good location, .paved street.
Want car or good lot.
Phone owner eTenings 184 1M
FOR
DECORATIONS
I : : See -
i C V. BBJEITHATJFT
Telephone 889 SIS State MU
TYPEWRITERS
Z O. SIOTH COKONA
frtnrosTKAJTD adds
Ail Makes Utaa afacaln
THOS. BOEtf
Paaaa SSI 21 Oears St.
Christmas Novelties and "
Special at the Swart Specialty
Shop, new location, 244 N. High.
Senator Staples Here :f "
State Senator Isaac Staple was
In Salem Monday on business and
paid' hi respects to friends among
the sute'a official family at the
eapitoL ; ;
Personal Greeting Cards
- We have a large selection to
choose from. 1 Price reasonable.
Tt wl!1 nav tah in tfcom AMaa
Book Store. U
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
' Established 1863 :
. . General Banking Business
Office Hoars from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
FRUITLAND
NURSERY
Is now ready to take care
anyone who wants
Fruit Trees & Franquet
Walnut Trees
At 174 S. Liberty St.
Salem. Ore.
I M Block 8. Salem Bank of
e Commerce
of
lillTll III P1H3JIIB
IK Bf RIGDDFJ
A 200 Page pook Just Off
the Press By This Well
Known Salem Author
"Truth In Pleasant RhTmea" ia
the title of a 200 naee haak. h-r
wmrieia Taylor Rixdon. better
known br the neoole of Salem and
moat of the rest of Oregon as W.
r. Kigdon, and to hi intimates as
Taylor Rigdon.
There is a "proem." or exnlan-
atory or introductory poem, the
first and last verses reading:
I Sing the music of the birda
That rings In every verdant grove;
i voice tne lowing of the herds;
I catch the meaning of their
words
As o'er the hills and nlaina in
search of food they rove.
And now, this book I recom
mend
Unto the aged and the youth;
Wnen studying, well, it aim
and trend.
They'll find the author did in
tend .
To lay his richest gifts upon the
shrine of TRUTH.
In Three Parts
The collection of poems, some of
them published heretofore in
newspapers and magazines and
booklets, are divided into three
parts; under three headings.
, There are poems on the World
war, fraternal and miscellaneous
poems, and religious and "Senti
mental poems.
The volume makes up a worthy
contribution by a Salem man who
has done much for the city In va
rious practical and patriotic ways,!
and the wonder is that he has
found time in a very busy life to
turn off such a volume of work.
The book is to be found on sale at
the book stores and will no doubt
have a ready and a steady sale, for
it touches many phases of life and
local interest, not the least being
the themes relating to pioneer ex
periences and remembrances; for
Mr. Rigdon is a pioneer In the
Oregon country, by way of the
Oregon Trail, 1850.
KB HID r USS
ST. JOSEPH'S TO BE APPROPRL
' ATEtY DECORATED f
Solemn High Mass, with three
priests, will usher in Christmas at
St. Joseph's church at midnight, to
which everyone is cordially wel
come, the pastor. Rev.' Father
Buck. ' announced Sunday.' There
is ho places perhaps, where the
decorations will be more gorgeous
and appropriate. The crib of the
Nativity will be at the foot of the
Blessed .Virgin's altar, to the right
of the main altar, with its lights,
flowers, miniature babe, "mother.
St. Joseph and the shepherds with
some of their flock about them.
An excellent program of music
will be given aDnronriate for' th
occasion with the following tak-l
ing leading parts: Mrs. Frank Al-
brlch. the Misses Theresa Albrich.
Pauline Patterson . and Hardens
and Mary Jleenan. .and ilessra.
Igantiua iSlainerL Joseph. Doma-
galia.JIarry,.Wels Elmer McKla
ney and John Rlffe. v ''. .
: The following program will ba
given:' - ; K - - - .
Holy Night Mr. John Riffe.
; Adeste Fidelia Choir.
Mlsea "De Pacem Domine,"'Al-
Choir. -v.
Miss' Mary scheme wm accom
pany the organ ana cnoir on tne
violin, and Miss Mary Lebold is
organist and directress of the
choir. The pastor. Rev: Father
Buck will preach a short sermon
appropriate to the season.
" Other masses will be at 7:3 0,
8:30. and high mass and benedic
tion at 10. The Academy choir
will sing at the 9 o'clock mass.
PILES CURED
Without operation or laas at Urn.
DR. MARSHALL
329 Oragan Bldg.
QUICK COLD TABLETS
Guaranteed "to break up a
cold in 24 hours.
NELSON & HUNT, Druggists
Cor. Court and Liberty - Tel. 7
t7
YICK SO HERB CO.
J. H. LEOXG, Mgr.
Orr life's work has
been spent in studying
the healing properties
of Chinese herbs and
now daUy we reUeve
those suffering from
stomach, liver and kid
ney trouble, rheuma
tism and gall atone.,
also disorders of men-
women and children.
Free Consultation Call or Write
Open O A. M. to 8 P. M.
4SO State St, Salem, Oregon
HOUSE CALLS ONLY
D. SANDBOTHE, R. N.
Male Nurse and Swedish Masseur Massage
Also other Treatmexits.
State Uotel over Slate Cafeteria :
Phone 2113
For Parties
3 . a mm
knsnsaJ-
ELECTREX
GRILL
...... fit ' - : i
Has an efficient heat
lng coll so . that you ,
can use the griddle or
chafing dish quickly and
easily. .
Just the thln'g for eve
ning parties.
59.75
Perry's Drug Store
115 S. Commercial
MT. CREST ABBEY
MAUSOLEUM
VAULT ENTOMBMENT
LLOYD T. RIGDON, Mngr.
TERWILLIGERS
Perfect Funeral Service
: For Leas
Licensed Lady Mortician
.770 Chemeketa Street
Telephone 7$4
' Elxtraordinary
service, finer funeral stand
ards and genuinely hearten
ing: atmosphere in private
rooms and an incomparable
chapel.
Webb's Funeral Parlors
Telephone 120
Ladies' wool dresses cleaned
and pressed. 81.00 up. Men's
and Ladles' suits cleaned- and
pressed 31.00.
VARLET CLEANERS
Orer Bnsicks
OWNER OFFERS SEVERAL
HOUSES at very special prices.
If you are looking for a well
built, modern home or an In
vestment in -income property
paying 15 per cent call 847M.
"Glasses That Fit"
Dr. Ansley G. Bates
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST ;
With Burnett Bros.
V ' - N
Distinctly Correct
Footwear
For
If en
Boys
. Foe
Women.
Girls
John J. Rottle
Expert Shoe Fitters
415 State St.
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SAMPLE BOOKS
Call, phone or write
aiAX-O. BUREN
170 N. Commercial Salem
ELECTRIC MOTORS ?
Rewound and Repaired, New
' or Used Motors
VIBBERr k iODD
Things Electrical
191 South High Tel. 2113
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GLASSES FITTED
Ten Years Practice In
Salem
Phone. 625
Dr. L. R. Burdettc
Optometrist
401 First NaUonal Bank Bldg.
Let Kennell-Ellis
Blake Your View and Commercial
Pictures, Any Time, Any Place
Old Photographs Copied
Often you want old photographs reproduced, but fear entrust
ing them to strangers.
Our reputation assures the safety and proper care of your
picture, which we wili copy, enlarge, frame or hand color at
a price lower than the unknown agent can offer.
Kennell-Ellis Studio
420 Oregon Bldg.
i si a
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Long and Short Distance Hauling
Public and Private Storage
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GRAIN, FEED and SEED
Free Delivery to any part of the city,
QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION
Farmers Ware
PAUL TRAGLIO, Prop.
Day Telephone 28 Night Telephone 1267-W
SPECIAL HIGH GRADE XMAS
WEDNESDAY NITE, 7 P. M.
F. N. Voodry s Auction Mariiet '
101O North' Summer Street
Some Nice Xmas Gifta Including
Cliild's rockers, doll carriages, 1 set Bavaria china dishes, 1
82-plece breakfast act," hand painted Bavaria berry sets, fold
ing card tables, electric bridge lamps, rayon bed spreads, wool
robes and blankets, set golf clubs and balls, 1 gallon Thermos
Jug. Hoover electric sweeper, 8 steel fishing rods. 1 box used
silverware, . 1 electric White sewing machine, walnut case,
nearly new; 1' walnut extension table, 6walnu bine leather
dining chairs, 1 walnut china cabinet or book case, 1 walnut
buffett this suite Is slightly used and Is a high grade suite.
1 attractive walnut bedroom suite including bed, dreaaer and
chiffonier. 1 oak extension table, oak diners, 1 oak buffet,
1 oak china cabinet. 1 new Jacquard veloxir davenport in rose
and taupe, 1 used valour davenport, blue and taupe, a walnut
and velonr rockers. 1 new breakfast table and 4 chairs, 1 day
bed and pad, 1 sun conch and tad, 1 used three-quarter LeJ
spring and mattress, 1 baby bed and mattress, 2 new sterl
- beds, 1 new Simmons coll spring, 1 new Simmons fabric
spring, 1 new silk floss and cotton mattress, 1 new cotton felt
mattress, 1 0x13 Axmlnster rug, extra good; 1 9x12 in-ruin
rug, new linoleum rugs, all sixes; some linoleum remnants; U
round fir extension tables, 1 large kitchen cabinet, 1 Domestic
sewing machine, 1 large oak chiffonier, 1 walnut chiffon r,
1 ivory chiffonier, 1 comode, 1 matting rug,- 1 Bridge-He a c h
range, 1 reed rocker, 1 phonograph and records, 1 a-bt'rrrr
oU stove an dover, 1 boy's suit nearly new, home cannr I friift,
apples, potatoes, carrots and onions, automobile tires, broo
Ironing boards, clothes dryers, boners, tubs, etc etc
-.':,';'' "v'-.'-t '. -v - u '::.;''-.' '-. . '
TOTTI.L BE SORRY IP TOU MIZ1 TIII3 GALH
IT WILL BE WARM AND COSH Or.T.lEI
cash paid for used fur:,i.u::::
PHONE 311
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