SALEM
SHOW FALLING OFF
Total enrollment for the first
Fix wesjks of school this yeaY is 8
pupils less than at the end of the
same period a year ago, according
to the report complied Monday at
the ofjice, of the city superinten
dent. Enrollment this year is
4.735.
No definite reason could be as
signed to the decrease, however it
Is pointed out that period -tor the
reports does not cover the same
-time of actual teaching in each
case, Is In 1927, 30 days of school
was held in the first six weeks,
and this year but 22 days were
held, due to the state fair and
other interruptions. Economic
conditions also may be responsi
ble for the falling off.
Senior high school enrollment
-! 13 more than last year's figure
and Leslie junior high, shows a
loss of 20. Parrish has three
more pupils than a yea'r ago. Fig
ures for all the schools are as
follows for the two years:
1928
Queer Homicide
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Englewood
Garfield
Grant .
Highland
Lincoln r
McKInley
Park
Richmond
Washington ,
Parrish junior high.
Leslie junior high. .
Senior high school
315
315
, 281
297
167
241
276
254
206
. 890
445
1058
1927
316
322
269
301
152
245
303
243
194
887
475
1043
4742 4750
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APPEARANCE AGAIN
Influenza is making Its appear
ance in the -southern and eastern
part of the country and seems to
be spreading in this direction, but
It Is not probable Oregon will suf
fer an extensive epidemic this
time, states the recent bulletin
of the Oregon State Board of
'Health, to which attention in
called by the child health center.
Influenza is more serious than
the common cold and spreads
-with rapidity, and like a bad cold
may develop into pneumonia. The
following precautions against the
disease are recommended by the
health department.
Take plenty of rest and increase
the hours of sleep.
Regulate diet, eat more vegeta
bles, salads, whole wheat bread;
drink more milk and water; eat
less meat. "
Keep feet dry and wear warm
clothes. "
Keep- fingers out of mouth;
wash hands before eating.
void getting chilled. Avoid
crowded, ill-ventilated places.
All persons affected with influ
enza should stay at home and re
main in isolation. Destroy by
burning or boil all articles con
taminated with discharges.
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This is a strange homicide. The
mother, Mrs. Clyde Ryker, above,
of Chicago, apparently Induced
her children, Jean, 8, right, above ;
Phyllis, 6, right, below, and Helen,
6, lower left, to commit suicide
'with, her for some unknown
reason. The husband went to
work at 7 in the morning, cheer
fully saicfgoodby, and on return
ing Id the evening found bis wife
and children dead, with all gas
Jet on, the children carefully laid
on blankets, with pillows undar
their heads. ,
Listen In
Uf-7 UsKJSX 27S). .Hsaltfc xsr
clses and music.
'9nKXU m Courtesy and
nouaabold protTama '
nX ;?i,V,,t Concert.
:22?i4h-I9C1'- Portland Early Bird-.
:00-10i00 KEX. "Better komea"
.00-10 :S6KTBB (2IJ. Women's
prvsrain.
9:00-12:00 KWBS (200. Housewife -
hour. .
MO-12 :0 KOIN (2l). RouSewlfa
ynif ram ina lwo lOplca.
:4-10:00 KOW. ijil). Womeu .
cmna-up exerciser. -
9 :45-12 :0o KXUHom' Eonomlci
and music.
16 .-DO-11 AO Ifrrp Miit r......
v.wy-u.-.ftun, nouaenoid Helps
and music.
10:00-12:00 KEX DevoUonal ser-
,.vice shoppln- auld and. music.
11 :30-12 :00 KOW. Musical, educa
tional prog-ram.
11:00-12:00 K.FEC. Talks and mu
ll :00-12 :60 KWJTJ. Moale.
THDIIDIV iTniVAAK
ll-tt'tt-O!?! LunchKn concert.
-VV ivvirs. , ursan concert-
l :SS" :i KEX- LltUe ayrony.
12:00-1:00 Ktrv.n pi.i.
12 :00-2 :20KXU' Afternoon presen
tations. i-rSJJ- Concert..
; uive-- sons.
1 .00-1 :16-KOIN. Jrrm procram.
I rOO-2 :0 KTBR. Aftaron musla.
1 :00-2 :0I KKEC JLuncbeon concert. '
1 :l-t :t KX Coneart naemal
aad symphony.- - - - .
:00-2 .00 KJTCC. Varied proa-ram.
t:0-i:ii KFEC. Pipe trpa -
:0-Cnd XFTT itlf). Interseholas
tlc football aaaae from Multnomah
: stadium.
t :99-4 .00 KOIN. News and music
1 :20-f :00 KXU Music memory eon-test.
Requests.
Collere newa and
2 :10-4 :00 KJTEC
1:10- :0 KEX
son-s.
4 :00-i :00 KTEC Studio concert and
4 :20 book chat.
4 :00-C :00 KEX. Concert ensembje.
4 :00-0 :S0 KXI. Afternoon proa-ramn.
5 :0- :00 KPJC. Popular music.
6:00-0:00 KEX. Symphony orchestra.
THVK89AT MIGHT
4:00-4:30 KEX (271). Santa Claus.
4:00-4:30 KOW (412). Charles Ev
ans Hushes, Republican, speech
from Brooklyn.
4:00-4:45 KFEC (214). New record
releases. 4:00-7:00 KWJJ (250). Dinner oon-eert.
4 :00-7 :00 KOIX
cert.
:00-7 :00 KTBR. Dinner conoert and
road report.
:00-7 : 00 KTBR
(S19). Organ eon-
Seml-claasl-
(200)
cai proaram.
4:40-7. -SO KXX. Children's prosTam.
0:10-7:00 KEX. Recordings and util
ity program.
S:IO-6:40 KOW, Piano solos.
:46-7 :00 KFEC, Stock and araln
quotations.
6:40-7:00 KOW. Talk by Judge 8to-
phen A. Lowell,
7 :0,0-7 :30 KG W. Income tax talk and
studio pro a: ram.
T:0-l :00 KOIN, Concert rcheatra.
7r0-T:IO KWB3. Popular music -
7:0-l:00 KEX. ABC network.
7 :06-l :00 KXU Coarteay program.
7 :00-l :00 KWB3. Waiter t. Snear
ley political talk. r -j j- - - r .. f .
T rlO-2 :0 KOW. Symphony hour.
I:0.t:i0 KEX. Catholic lecture an
tory teller. - r .
t 0-1 :10 KXL. Oeorge W. Joseph po
litical talk. ' 1, 4 , ... ,
1:00-0:00 KTBR. Band. ;
8:00-10:00 KWBS. Musical procram.
: 20-0 :1 KOW- Political talk from
Seattle. . f -i
S :20- : 00 KOIN. t Studio : procram.
8 :S0- :00 KEX. Sons; recital.
8 :80-10 :00 KXU Studio program.
:00-10:00 KEX. Salon; orchestra.
0:00-10:00 KOIN. Vocalists.
.OO-ll :00 KWJJ. Party service.
:1S. :I0 KOW. Income tk talk.
9:20-10:00 KOW. PCN orchestra.
10:00-11:00 KWB8. Request hour.
10:00-11:00 KOW. Musical program
10:00-12:00 KEX. Weather, police
reports, news and daace frolic.
10 :00-11 :00 KXU Dance orchestra.
10 :10-12 :00 KOIN. Dance band.
11:00-1:00 KXU Studio program.
11 :00-12 :00 KOW. Studio dance pro
gram. 12 :00-l a. m. KXU Poputar enter
tainment, -r
Outside Stations
PCN - :30, Huajhes' -talk from New
York : 1 :00- :0. opera albain ; 7 :30-
-2:30, symphony hour; 0;30-10, orches
tra, KHQ- Spokane (370), 4, orchestra:
45, Doug-h Boyaj" 7-8. music ; ft.
PCNj 10-12. dance mualc.
KFI Los Angeles (44s), 6, studio:
T-ll PCN . ;
KPO -San pVanclsco (422), . music:
7, Lem and Lafe J T ;t0-8, munlc :
18. PCN. ti i i
KFRC San Frantiaco (454). 4, utiU
Ity; 0:30. muaic: 7. RomancleWi; 8.
concert: 2. 10:20-12:10, orchestra.
KHJ Los Anfeles (400). 4. doings.
4:11, music; 4:45, news: 7, musir ;
vt:30. "Happiness;" , "Early Birds;'
I. caxtPaLlt'a.hour ; 11-12, orches
tra ana trio!
KOMO Seattle (809). 6, orchestra : .
- PCN ; i, orchestra and quartet ; S :10
feature 11-12:80. orchestra.
KG-4a0anajjxT (384), , announrc-
mentSi- tlZ, theatrical review ; C :-
- 30, -dance rnuatc; 7, 'String trio; 7 :
30. court of beauty: 8-: 10. salon o-
Whestrai 10, 10:20-11, orchestra.
A San Francisco (842). 4, news:
. :l. ooiaan aate Ciryer ; 7:30. S.
feature ; 2. 10, orchestra.
KNX Lo Angeles (387). 4. strtnic
quartet ; 4 :S0, organ ; 8-2. feature ;
10, orchestra: 12, dance hour.
KFWB HoU-wood 4.341). 4. conceit
quintet; 4:30, entertainers; 7, or
chestra 7':30, entertainers: 8. 8 :3
music: 2. orchestra; 1 orchestra.
KFOA Seattle (447). , travel; 7. stu
dio; 7:30, novelty 8-3. Troubaclor
hour.
State Engineer
-Leaves On Trip
Rhea Luper, state engineer, left
here Wednesday for , Salt Lake
City to attend a meeting; of the
Western Association of State en
gineers. En route home Mr. Lu
per will inspect theVarmsprings
irrigation project in Malheur
county.
OFMSMTEST
Celebrating the end of a . suc
cessful salesj period, a group of
salesman for Belcrest Memorial
park enjoyed a chicken dinner
Tuesday evening af "the Red Lan
tern, on the highway south of Sa
lem. Theoretically, the losers In
the contest were to be served rye
bread and onions while the win
ners banqueted on chicken but the
victors, in a moment of generoi
ity permitted their opponents to
enjoy chicken with them. William
Levens acted as toastmaster while
C. W. Hamley made the principal
speech of the evening. Attending
the gathering were: Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Laidlaw. J. H. Laidlaw, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Calloghan. C. W.
Paulus, H. E. Eakin, Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Levens, C. W. Hamley. Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. Mathls, Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Bonesk Mr. and Mrs.
A. N. Brown, Mr.: and Mrs. Jobu
Clemenson. Mr. and Mrs. T. R
Godley, Mr. and MrsH; C. Leav
enworth, Mr. and Mrs,' K.' J. Me
ters. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Waldr.
man. Miss Lucille Curaniings, Mri.
Ruth, Nolan, Mrs. Ethel Ritt'er,
Mrs. F. J. Carter, Mrs. Edna Mc
Donald, K. W. Hay, T. A. Slipper,
and A. D. Duncan.
Minnie E. Doney
Weds E. Reeves
MONMOUTH. Ore.. Oct 31'i-f-(
Special )-Mls8 Minnje Evelyn
Doney and Earl Reeves, both jot
Independence, were married Wed
nesday evening at eight o'clock! at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Gradtke, Monmouth, the Rev. 1L
H. Willard, Evangelical minister,
reading the service before a small
group of relatives and friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Reeves departed till
week for Hoquiam, Wash., where
they will make their home.
Prohibition enthusiasts who ad
vocate the use of poison : gas j to
close up speakeasies I ought 1 to
know that gas holds no terrors to
persons accustomed to present-
day liquor. Boston Globe. i (
Linen Industry
Gets Publicitv
From Kiwanians
Salem and the Willamette val
ley are already receiving much
publicity among the Kiwanis
clubs of the northwest, due to the
scheduling of next year's district
convention here. The Seattle Ki
wanis club, last week carried an
article descriptive of Salem's at.
tractions which covered one of its
four pages, and dealt principally
with the flax .and linen industry
here, although mention was also
made of the peppermint and prun?
Industry and some of Salem's
other attractions.
Makes Life
Sweeter
Too much to eat -too rich diet
or too. mach smoking. Lota of
r Itinera cause mar stomach, but om
tiling can correct It quickly; Phil
lips 9111k of Alajrnesl will aaaau
nlxe the acid. Take a spoonful of
this pleasant preparation, ana mo
system Is soon sweetened.
Phillips is always ready to re
live distress from over -en ting; to
check all aoldlrv; or neutralize
nicotine. RemeuSer thia for your
own comfort; for the sake of those
around you. Endorsed by physi
cians, but they always say Phillips.
Don't buy something else aad ex
pect the same results! I
IT Milk
of Magnesia
m
ftramhaeh
While you are debating the
Thi purcKasc of A piano, your children
BXAMBACH arc growing opand goon it will
is $5j$ b much harder for them to
learn to pia.
That is why we will place this
charming little grand piano in
your home on i, convenient budget
Shermanalay Sc Co
130. South High Street
Sakm, Oregon Telephone 2284. And forty other coast
dtleg Including Portland, Engene, Ingylew, Corrallls,
Seattle, Spokane, Tacocia, Ban Francisco and Oakland
h At r
The Central Pharmacy Announces Its 9th
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Sale
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Today, Friday, Saturday and Monday
NOVEMBER 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th .
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ABSOLUTELY STANDARD goods, nationally ad
vertised brands, articles from all parts of the store are
on sale for this 3-day NINTH ANNIVERSARY Event
THESE PRICES demand your attention and we urge your purchase
now of your needs for the coming weeks. We absolutely guarantee
the regular quality of all articles which are TAKEN DIRECT FROM
STOCK AND MARKED DOWN FROM THE NORMAL SELLING
PRICE!
Popular Everyday Necessities
at Bargain Day Prices
Reg. 85c Congress Playing Cards, sale ..At.. 69c
2Yi'h. bar Dona Castile Soap, at $1.49,
Reg. 50c Orphos Tooth Paste, on sale 29c
Reg. 25c Peroxo Tooth Paste, on sale .......... 16c
Reg. 25c Woodbury's Soap, sale price .......... 19c
i Reg. 50c Bonner or Zel Tooth Brushes ........ 33c"
Stationery Sale
10c-15c Envelopes, linen "1
or plain, 2 for 13C
25c Linen Writing Tablets 1 n
ruled or plain 1 1 C
1 5c Linen Writing Tablets Q
! ruled or plain uQ
60c Pound Note Paper
; Linen J3C
76c Box Paper 24 sheets & OA
envelopes, assorted colors OIC
Soap Specials
10 bars reg. 10c Ivory. Y5Cr
Soap, sale -.- X UJL
Turknit Wash Rags, Reg. Q
2 for 85c, sale each '5IC
Bath Brushes, reg. 75c OQp
Sale price, only 0C
Dona Castile Soap AQ
2y lbs. Anniv'ry price v
; English Glove Skin
Writing Paper
l lb. or 60 sheets and 50 CQ -Envelopes)
Special D7C
Extra Special
9 bars 10c Soap for 50c
This Includes an assortment of Jer
gen's. Dona Castile, Colgates and
other well known brands.
Limit 8 of kind la 0 bars for 50c
$20 Fountain Pens, 4 colors'
14 pt. point, Qfi.
guaranteed iOC
20c Inks, all makes . 1 O
and all colors : IOC
15c Le Page's Mucilage Q
in squeezer top jar, 7C
Free Guest Tickets
By a special arrangement with
the ELSINORE and OREGON
theatres we will give Free Guest
Tickets with every purchase of
$1 or more. Tickets good with a
rclrular admission on Thursday
and Friday.
EXTRA
SPECIAL
CIGARETTES
Camels, Old Golds, O
Luckies, Chesterfields L
$1.15 for a carton
pkg.
23
iReg. 25c Gingerale, 3 best brands 19c
Cliguot Club, Isaun, Mumm's. Dozen $2.10
; 1 0 bars Ivory Soap, sale price 65c
Reg. $1.50 KodakjAlbum, sale price 948c
IReg. 75c Wilson Crest golf balls, sale 49c
5 -pound sack Epsom Bathing Salts 29c
Full quart Heavy Mineral Oil, sale ..t 79c
Cosmetics Toilet
Articles
$1.6Q Compact and 50c
Coly Refil, both for . .
50c Krasy Body
Powder
SOc Per gram
Cold Cream
Special
. 29c
. 89c
. 29c
-
Coty Toilet Water,
Paris Chypre, .
Enieraude ........
1 lb. Theatrical
rold Cream . . .
L'orlgan
$2.49
.. 59c
39c
?5iclaywood Lemon Cream nn '
Elrellent cleaning cream alalC
.
75c Valiant Body Powder
Special
73c Torpedo Bath Salts
Special for ...........
Coty's. Toilet Soap
3 for
12 for. S2.S&
59c
79c
75c Diana
Face Powder
Special
49c
Anniversary Specials in Rubber Goods
73c
$1.25 Tyer Fountain
Syringe -.
Get. a Water Bottle and Foun
tain Syringe for $1.40 .
$1.50 Goodrich Combina- AO
tion Hot Water Bottle 7JC
50c Hercules
Rubber Gloves
25c Miller Baby Pants
small, medium and large
$1.00 Bath Spray
Anniversary special
$1.00 Play Balls
while they last ,.-
3 for 10c Fnger
Ccats for packing
33c
17 c
69c
-43c
2 for 5c
$15 2 qt.
HOT
WATER
BOTTLE
'I-
Tyer or Radio
Guaranteed 1 yr.
2 for $1.40
Razor Free
With Blades
for regular price of blades;
while they last. There are
AutOBtrop, Gillette, ETer
ready, Durham Duplex In lot.
Household Necessities
Reg. 15c B. F. D. Qr
Aspirin, sale .
Reg. 10c Epsom Salts 1 1 r
Our own, 2 for C
Reg. 15c Senna Leaves
Our own, 2 for .... 1 U C
Rej. 25c Moth Balls :
S3c own, 2 for sCiUC
Reg. 20c Cream of Tartar 0 1
i Our own, 2 for i. sfiilC
Reg. 10c Boric Acid . 1 1
Our own, 2 for L 1 1 C
Reg. 50c Rubbing Alcohol QQ
Sale 4. OVC
Reg. 50c White Pine & Tar OO
Menthalated DOC
3-oz. Extract Vanilla : OO
double strength : 00 C
25c Fancy Bath Room Bottles 1
Sale 1. IOC
Filled with bay rum, witch hazel, rose
water and glycerine, almond cream,
mouth wash, lilax vegetable.
$1.50
Alarm Clocks
Guaranteed for 1 full year.
Assorted In 4 different col
ors. 89c
Candy
Specials
$1.50 fall pound Hel. aa
en Ardelle Chocolates
5c Hershey ars plain
nut, 3 for . . . . ..
All 6c bars, special
S for
3-4 lb. 75c Fan$y
Dipped Chocolates . .
35c -lb. Nestles
Chocolate bar ....
10c.
10c
49c
27c
$1.98
17c
Desk Lamps
Pocket Combs
All fine tooth or all-coarse, or
half fine & half coarse
$1.25 Curling Irons in four
pastel colors pink, rose,
blue and white -1
yr. guarantee, for I C
50cey . , OO
Tainers ..... ..... DOC
We will have an odds and
ends counter that will he
different each da and
at real bargains,, J
:3.00 Raffy Gardenia ! ia
Perfume, while they lastlfif
...89c
11.50 De Musset
Perfume ...... i
75c Value Reigers Flower Afkl
Drops & Cream of ViolettesftJC
A 25c Teloiir Powder Puff with
your f arorite Talc Free
A Florconette of Perfume -witb
Karess-Fiancee oty or Valiants
Black Tulip Face Powder. .
25c Manlque sticks 17'
Special .,. 1C
Many items in this list make! ex
cellent gifts.
Pint.
Vacuum
Bottle
Sale
This is not a complete list
of the items on sale. You
will find many more, on dis
play, i
Ileal Orders
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Postage Paid
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410 State Street. j Banlc of Commerce Building
A. T. WOOLPERT; and P. D. QUISENBERRY, Props. ....
No Deliveries
No Phone Ordets
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