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The New Oregon Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, October 16, 1928 3 it m ? 1 ft V-Marl jtion JUa tor, .1 - Mon sir Local News Briefs i at u.. U.mq PaH TlArcrar nf I1 rn.iu e-- IfScio has been in Salem this week 5 iundprrolnr treatment at a local I "r -9 hospital Mr. PUw Visits i-John -T. Plas f the Crooked Finger district was a Salem visitor Friday. -, Fairfield Woman Here Elean or Seguin of Fairfield was a Salem business visitor Saturday. New Clerk at Hotel W. D. McNair of Portland has Joined the clerking staff at the New Salem hotel and la doing the day desk work. Katra. O. G. Shirley, both residents rv t Salem years ago. were in the A Jty yesterday on business. Mr. oiiiriey is ciiy recuruer si mc- Mlnnville. Educational Clubs Meet The public speaking and boys' leader, hip classes of the Salem Y. M. C A. will meet tonight for the first Instruction. George Rhoten and Burton Crary will lead the groups. Visit From The Dalles Mrs. Nellie Bateson of The Dalles, has been visiting this week at the home of Mrs. Rachel Reeder. 239 South Cottage street. Guests at Reeder Home Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Merrifield of The Dalles, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Reeder. Mr. Merrifield is a brother of Mrs. Reeder. Back at Desk Miss Fern A. Goulding. director of nursing ser vice for the Marion county child health demonstration, returned to the demonstration yesterday after a vacation of a week or so. most of which was spent here. To Fish at Coast H. J. Hjort. Li. H. and Arnold Winger started Tjsterday lor Pacific City where wiey will fish over the week end. Hjort was recently named manag er of Associated Stores, Inc., for this district. Connected With Movies Wil liam H. Byars. with the retail de partment of Warner Brothers film nrodductions. is in Salem this week from his headauarters initheir annual election of Portland. He New Salem. is stopping at the Piir KninvMl Mpmhpr. nfibe held with Mesdames Rocque, the Patriarchs Militant Branch of the I. O. O. F. and Ladies' Aux iliary were given a real treat at their meeting Thursday night when they were invited to the dining room to partake of roast pig and all the trimmings, furn ished by Chevalier Bogges. ..Alsea Teachers Visit Miss Edith Mickey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mickey. 823 South 12th street, is spending a week end with her parents. Miss Mickey Is teaching In the high school at Alse and was accompanied home i by Mrs. B. G. Backman and Miss j -Ho Merrill, both teachers there. J Brash Creek Teaelver Here Miss Jessie Hartley, teacher In the . jural school at Brush Creek, was a 4Salem visitor Saturday. Miss rj?iipFHartley called at the county ISchool superintendent's office, I There she reported that the school was being given a new coat of paint on the interior. New Manager Hen" Clayton W. Bell, formerly of Seattle, has recently been named manager of the local Sherman, Clay music store and is now a resident of Salem and in charge of the busi ness. Mr. Bell has been with the Sherman, Clay company for the past seven years, both in Seattle and in Spokane. His family and himself are making their home in the Olympic apartments. Dr. Warner Returns Dr. Es tella Ford Warner, acting head of the Marion county child health demonstration since Dr. William DeKleine left a month ago. was back in the office on Center street Monday morning after a month's vacation. Dr. Warner spent part of the time at Baymoor on the Neskowin coast and spent some time as the guest of Miss Mildred Carlton, who resides between Medford and Central Point. Dinwiddie Gms nav Dinwiddie, of East Court the Common wealth Fund headquarters in New York City and who has been in alem supervising work at tne V Marion county health demonstra- on the past month while Dr. Es- 11a Ford Warner, acting direc- has been on her vacation, left Monday for the east. Mr. . Din widdle Is business director for the various health centers of the Com monwealth fund and spends con siderable of his time among them. He wilt visit here again about the first of the year. FOR INFORMATION i I ABOUT LOCAL OR KA8THRN RAILROAD TRIPS PHONE 727 Oregon Electric ky. WUlametU Valley Una MT. CREST ABBEY MAUSOLEUM VAULT ENTOMBMENT LLOYD T. RIGDOX. Magr. FIXE TO RIO reading lenses. Wa in tar, jrow g-laste against breakage. Elimination too. Thampson-Glutsch Optical Co. Wi ns V.CoBua'I St. g)(g$495 TPILES CURED After First Pheasants E. W. Cooley, grocer, and Chris Kowiti, lawyer, cast their lot witn pneas ant hunters who early yesterday went to try their luck. Visits From Eugene F. W. Pettyjohn of Eugene was a busi ness visitor in Salem Monday. Mr. Pettviohn owns several automo bile agencies in the valley. Advertising Men Away Clavin Horn and Charles Nunn, both members of the advertising staff of the New Oregon Statesman, were visitors in Portland over the week-end. Portland Teacher Visits Miss Lulu Heist, teacher in a Port land high school, is spending the week end at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. W. Emmons. Fisher to Ieave Earl Fisher, state tax commissioner, will leave here Tuesday for Salt Lake City, where he will give a series of ad dresses before the Utah Educa tional association. Mr. Fisher will discuss taxes. Shrine Gives Card Party Will amette Shrine No. 2. Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, is sponsoring a benefit cards party Monday night in the Masonic tem ple. Playing will begin about 9 o'clock, after a brief business ses sion. Reservations are being made with Mrs. Frank Shafer, tel ephone 1593J. Oliver Addresses Club G. O. Oliver, vice president of Willam ette university addressed the members of the Willard com munity club at their monthly meeting Friday night. He present ed needs of the university and the coming drive for the completion of the endowment. MKiilchrists Here Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGilchrist of Portland will return to Portland late this afternoon after being guests of Mrs. McGilchrist's par ents. Judge and Mrs. George M. Brown. Mrs. McGilchrist has been spending the past month in Salem. Mr. McGilchrist motored down Saturday afternoon. Club Plans Election The Daughters of Elizabeth will hold officers in .McLornacK nan ruesaay even ing at 8 o'clock. Following the business session, a social hour will Windisher, Lane. Quackenbush, Eckereen. Nadstanek. Perry and Roach as the hostess committee. Benefit Card Party St. Paul de Vincent altar society is spon soring a benefit card party Wed nesday evening in the parish hall. Playing will begin at 8 o'clock. The committee in charge includes Mesdames Hendricks, Nadon. Marshall. Varley. Jarvis. Kuckel- burg. and Skaling. Meet Tuesday Night The Lin-coIn-McKinley-Leslie Parents Teachers' association will hold theri first meeting of the year Tuesday night, October 16, in the auditorium of the Leslie junior high school. A program of motion picture will begin at 7:30. with no admission charged. Films will include a local picture, made by nr. David Bennett Hill. The pub lic is invited. To Visit County Schools County School Superintendent Mary L. Fulkerson and William W. Fox, rural school supervisor, expect to spend most of the com ing wee"k visiting schools in the county, she said Saturday. Mrs. Fulkerson has already visited sev eral of the rural schools, despite the fact that activities at the state fair and the county teach ers institute nave cut neaviiy in her time since schools opened. I Jefferson Man Here Glenn Wood, principal of the grade school at Jefferson, was in this city Saturday and called at the county superintnedent's office. Prinicpal Wood reports that en rollment in the grades is so heavy this year that the board has had to hire ,an extra teacher. There are now five grade teachers there. Attends Luncheon Dr. D. W. McMillan, secretary of the state dental board, was in Salem on business Monday and attended the Chamber of Commerce. Programs to Start Miss Gwen dolyn Jarman of Portland, will play several piano selections as the leading numbers of the first regular Friday programs atthe Salem Y. M. C. A. This fall. A Portland vocalist will assist Miss! Tarmon, who is a student of Ruth Bradley Keyser. , "gr.".' ."'y Clough-b HiisTrkKiv r .i a ar a i Jrulu Co. Distmctivt cfUneral e- . i2tt Chow Puppies Special prices in Pet land boarding kennels E. B. FLAKE Proprietor Rt. 9, Box 8 LADD & BUGH, Bonltcrc Established 1868 . GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS " Office Hoars from 10 a. m. to 3 p. . - Al and Ruby 221 '.P1 .'.vf.rr..: 1 I Al Jolson, stage and screen the former Ruby Keeler, Broadway tap dancer, on their honeymoon in Paris, France. The new Mrs. Jolson, who gave up a part in a Broadway show to marry Al, has announced that she'll take a lead in another production on her return. Passenger Agent Visitoi" In the city on business yesterday was B. C. Taylor, general passenger agent of the Southern Pacific with offices in Portland. K. A. DeMarais, traveling agent of the company, accompanied Mr. Tay lor. W. C. T. U. Delegates Mrs. Jennie Presnall, Mrs. Delia Rho ten, and Mrs. W. II. Henderson will attend the W. C. T. U state convention at Eugene. October 16 to 19, as delegates from the North Salem W. C. T. U. Mrs. Presnall is president of the North Salem union. Visiting Parents Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brush of Oakland, Calif., are in Salem visiting at the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs Paul Hansen on South Commercial street. Mrs. Brush is better re membered as Eulalie Hansen. Mr. Brush, who was engaged in avia tion during the war. ie now in charge of Standard Oil in the south. Called From City Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Newton, 2190 South High street, were called away Monday by the sudden death in Winthrop, Wash., of Wesley Hol loway, Mrs. Newton's brother. They left by automobile at noon. FIND IT HERE Old Time Dance Crystal Garden Every Wed. and Sat. nights. Atwater-Kent Radios Vick Brothers. - Vick Brothers for Atwater-Kent- All Electric Radios. Opening Dai Rickreall, Friday night, Oct. 19. Haunted Mill. Dollar Dinner Every night 5:?0 to 8 at the ELECTRIC MOTORS Rewound and Repaired, New or Used Motcra VIBBERT & TODD Things Electrical IU1 South High Tel. 211) John J. Rottle 415 State St. , Expert Shoe Fitter WALK-OVER AND CANTILEVER FOOTWEAR OLD VIOLINS Buy m and Sell 'em Repair 'em, Kxchange 'em Kxpertljr Adjust m Also Mandolins and Steel Guitars All strings and supplies PINCKNEY 1000H So. Commercial On Honeymoon wa " M :'- i'5t star, snapped with his recent bride. Marion hotel. Furniture Upholsterei And repairing. Giese-Powers Furniture Co. "So Hunting" and "No Trespassing" eigns for sale at the New Oregon States man, .i Inexpensive Gifts For Clubs Birthday and weddings may be had in our giftry. Visit this en tire room of gifts. Pomeroy & Keene. Dr. C. A. Kldrteda-e, 303 State Street. Dentist Salem, Ore- gon, win save you money, pain den- and time tistry. in all branches of Save The New Oregon Statesman, the Northwest Poultry Journal and the Pacific Homeetead, all three one full year by mail for $3.75 during bargain period. Christmas Card Problems - Easily solved just phone 500 and ask our salesman to call with samples. Commercial Printing Dept., Statesman Publishing Co., 215 S. Commercial. Additional Society Club Will Meet Leisure Hour M" RS. J. F. BECK entertained the members of her card club informally Friday afternoon with bridge and tea. Two tables of cards were in play, with Mrs. Ed Gabriel winning the high score priie. At the tea hour, Mrs. A. L. Tumbelson assisted Mrs. Beck in serving. T" e living rooms of the Beck home were charming with HIGH GRADE Auction Wednesday, Eve 7 P. M. F.N.Woodry's Auction Market 1610 N. SUMMER ST. r Eureka electric sweeper & all attachments, nearly new; 1 view velour Cogswell chair; 1 new velour davenport; 1 0x12 Axminster rug nearly new, small one to match; 1 Singer drop head sewing ma chine, A-l condition; 2 nev Simmons beds; 1 used dou ble deck coil spring; 1 Or thophonic phonograph and records; 8 used steel springs; 1 new cotton mattress; t large oak dresser with largo mirror; 1 oak chiffonier with drawers and mirror; 1 auto matic day bed with coll springs and pad; 1 Round Oak table; 1 square oak ta ble; 9 oak dining chairs; 2 oak office chairs; 2 oak and leather davenports, long style; 2 oak rockers; 1 book case; bed blankets and robes. 1 new boiler; 1 new cream can; 1 used linoleum ru., 9x12; li linoleum remnants: 4 new linoleum rugs, differ ent sizes; 1 bicycle, like new; 1 breakfast table; New card tables, folding; fiOO quarts home canned fruit; 1 mass ive antique walnut chest; 1. antique mirror; I 8-bnrner oil store; quilts and pillows f 1 range and 2 good heaters. Sale promptly ' at 7 " Cash paid for used Furniture Phone 511 dozens of baskets of chrysanthe mums and Michaelmas daisies. In the group were Mrs. Henry um. nrs. a. L.. Tumbelson, Mrs. Joe Williams. Mrs Bert JSmtth Mrs. Roy Shelton, Mrs. Ed Ga- Diiei, airs. A. I. Eoff, and the tostess, Mrs. Beck. The club win meet again 0 in a fortnight rs. i-on as the hostess. ' C Mrs. F. W. Sfpn.iff -.sn tertain th timu u .. i .. w. . i uer uvme Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C. A. Parka an1 f l; - " "v Alice "a wi assm Mrs. Steusloff. k w m m V P. E. O. Will mt Tl,roJn , XT ,TT . l ine nome Mrs. W. T. Hickev 2in mv. . feature of ,the pfogram will be a Iv sa . XI U&UCB OH the Treatment of Windows and iwrways. Business Girls' Glass Has Meet The Business Rirl ia u First Methodist Episcopal church met Tuesday evening a th. of Ruth and Phebe McAdams for tne regular business meeting of the group, followinr whfh a n cial hour was enjoyed. Officers of the class are- FiHra. beth Stockhousen: nreairiont- mi.. ' . .... , ... moo Grace Robertson, secretary; and Miss Bessie Smith, treasurer Pre-, sent Tuesday night were: Irora Templeton. Lottie Robins. Flnr. ence Waldo. Bessie Smith, Mabel savage, Maude Ramseyer. Elsie Miller, Elizabeth Stockhousen, Eulalia Lindsay. Elsie Hill, Edna Miner, Minnie Miller, Grace Eliza- oein and the hostess. The Business' Girl's will .m their next meeting Novomhor e at the home of Lottie Robins for a o ciock amner. Melba Eiche Bride Of Leslie Cheese Miss Melba EIche. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Georsre Rich 57ft rord street, and Leslie Cheese o0 Nebraska avemia u-om quietly married in Oregon City October 4. the Rev. W n Kvt berger of Zion Evaneel ical Luth eran enurch officiatine. Honoring the recent hHH o inen shower was eiven at her nome, 570 Ford strpt U'0Hn0. day afternoon. Many beautiful and useful gifts were hrnneht Th house was tastefully decorated witn rail flowers for the occasion. Those present werer Mrs a r Branch, Mrs. L. A. Savage, Mrs. Effie Gage. Mrs. T. R. Raton anri daughter Phillys, Mrs. Bard, Mrs. R. V. Lagoureue. Mrs F. A. nut- ton, Mrs. K. C. Hoogerhyde, Miss SALEM PORTLAND (two stores) EUGENE VANCOUVER ABERDEEN LONGVIEW EVERETT AND STILL GROWING is your for Fall and Winter No interest or extra charges for CREDIT No "Red Tape" Vellie Fpjle, Mrs. W. Low. Mrs Stella Bean. Mrs. Ruby Hynes, Mrs. Richard Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. George Elcue. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beard and daughter Arlyne, Mrs. Cooley of Woodburn. and the guest of honor, Mrs. Cheese." Tacoma Women Visiting Here Mrs. E. T. Barkus and Mrs. E. E. Rhoten returned Monday morn ing from Portland where they had been attending the convention of the Woman's Foreign Missionary branch meeting of the Methodist Episcopal church since last Thurs day. On the return trip they were accompanied by Mrs. Edward Schaad and Mrs. Ida Curtis, both of Tacoma. Wash., who will spend several days visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Barkus, 890 Saginaw street. ' The Ever Ready Birthday club will meet Wednesday, October 17, at the home of Mrs. Julia Strand, 241 South 16th street. The birth days of two members. Mrs. Strand and Mrs. Lizzie Smith, will be ob served at this meeting. f The Writers section of the Sa lem Arts league will meet at the home of Mrs. Mcintire, 128 5 Court street, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Lawrence Barr, who is studying at Columbia university at Port land, is spending the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Barr. Too Late To Classify CHRISTMAS Card Problems easily solved just Phone 500 and ask our salesman to call with samples. Commercial Printing Dept. Statesman Publishing Co. 215 S. Commercial Salem Markets Fresh Fruita (Wholesale quotations) Apples, f. snd f. Rpitienberj . Snow .1.50 .1.40 1.50 .1.50 .1.50 . .08 . .6.00 .fl.75 .1.50 King David Winter Bananas. Vrn. Northern Spy Bananas, lb. .. Cranberries, Western, box .. Dates Dromedary, 36, 10-os pkgs.. Figs, new crop Grapes Grapefruit, Cal., cage SO rioriaa, case Cal. treeless, lug 75 Cal. Tokays, lag Cal. White Malagas, lug 0.00 1.00 1.75 1.10 clothes buying muss'- 1PpM Iroadmoor Pants SUITS. Broadmoor T)f I W I 11 I OVERCOATS ' ' ' S S.25 1.00 .04 1.50 .19 Comb boney, new erop.. 4. 75 5.50 Lemons. Cal. 7. 30 8.00 Limes, cartons, 5 doi , 3.00 Melons Watermelons. Klondike .02 H Ice cream, lb Oranges, Valencia 150r and larger 176a, 216s 2S2s to 324s -. .01 7.5038.75 9.50 8.50 .08 F?ars. local lb Peaches Wb. J. H. Hale Orange Clings Home . ?1.50 1.00 1.50 . .04 Ore. Pomegranates, box Quinces, lb Vegetables Artichokes, doz Beans, Or. sack lots, lb. Dill weed, doi Pumpkins, lb Celrry. L.. l.abUh, doi .1.40 . .05 . .80 - .03 . .90 . .06 Spieh, ..Ucal.- law.. . Squash Banana 02 Golden Delirious 02 4 DiOMh. dot .80 Hubbard, lb .02 Marblebead 03 Cucumbers, hot house, dos 90(3 1.25 Carrots, local, sack, lb 02 H Cabbage, local, lh 02 Canli.. local, crate 1.75 Eggplant, lb 08 Bunched Tegetables. per aoi. bunches-- Carrots 40 .80 Beets .40 80 Turnips .80 Oniona 40 .80 Radishes 40 .80 Lettuce, local, crate 1.50 Seattle. iced, crate 3.50 Potatoes Yakima Gems. No. 1 Local, Burbar.ks Yak. Gems No. 2 fiarlic, lb 1.73 1.25 1.25 20 07 .. .10 . 60 Pepper?, local, reen, Red, lb Tomatoes, local, box lb. Onions Xo. l'a 3.50 No. 2 s 2.50 Small pickling, lb .07 H Feeds (Retail quotations) Calf meal. 25 lbs. l.JS Dairy feed, ton 48.00 Bcratch. ton 50 00 Corn, whole, ton 43.00 Trucked and ground 4.YOO Mill run. t6n . :t:t."0 Bran, ton 33.00 Kee math 50.00 With milk 55.00 Eggs (Quotation to Prodnrer) Standards . 40 Mediums .:t2 Poultry (Quotation lo urr,dncer) Hens, heavy 22 Medium .16 Lights 14 6$ .15 I.rghorn broilers, under 2 ll .25 Springers, large .22 Broiler 'J4fVi .." Roosters, old .07 Butterfat (Wholesale) Bntterfat Prints .53 .52 Carton Grain JBuying price) Wheat, Western Red. Iiu Soft white Oats, gray, bu White, bu. 101 1.09 .55 .48 Barley, ton 31.00 Wool (Buying prices) Fall clip and lam ,. ... .3t((j; .40 ..50&.51 ' ...60 .61 Mohair Kali clip Kids plan Cal. .Ladyfinfera, lug 'Cat. Zinfaodel , Concords, local, lb Ground cherries Huckleberries. Wi.. lb m m j w s a V MJ XV B.y my Suit of Overcoat Jn the Store iOfUU SAYS We hTe a 1024 Ford Coupe many extras, and la A-l con dition for f 100.00. 3B1D o The House That Servica ItalU" PRESCRIPTIONS Delivered Promptly YOUR, every order is fir-, en as prompt response as if an "emergency rush" demand were speci fied. Our promptness is al ways welcome often vital. Our prescription department is manned by graduate and throughly reliable pharma cists. NELSON & HUNT DIU'GOIKTS 18 X. Liberty Phone 7 w Phone for DOWN Wttaaal fsnttoa w toss c rrlpK. f a torn ,i j i ' as? Onoa BMg. 456 State St Salem
