PAGC FOURTEEN
The OIZEGON STATESMAN. Ealcra, Orejrcn, Thursday LIcmLT-. rcircsry II?,
m is eivBi
AT SfiLEM HEIGHTS
- SALEM HEIGHTS. Feb. 1
Friday erening U Salem Heights
Community club held ltt regular
moutjily meeting and program at
the eommualty hall. Tbe early
part ot tbe erenlns was deTOted
tit-urriir Af i UtlieY cMct-
ly well patronized, tbe proceed!
of wblcb went 10 appiy "
. iyui4uivj - ,
ift thA annner -had been
served tbe ball was. put In order
to " present . varied and interest
ing program. Josephine Albert
tirst farored tbe guests and
... members of tbe club with two to-
..i ir rcAinDaniea 07 tan.
uat-c-tinritA Dalton. Weldon
Mr 4 v n f rt !n d j with
toUn solo with Mrs.. Dalton at
tfc piano. Maxlne. Sautter. Ber
bs Sautter and Miss Stevens fol
lowed with several songs lntna
Bin Brazeau and waioo uW
c.ion . fnrniKhftd several mi
llet numbers throughout the
evemlac with their. rcneir.-y-vllla
Beardsley sang two ' solos
accompanied by his .brother Rus-
"8elThls was, followed by several
. numbers by the
nAmiuMtd nf airs, un
T4.rdley. Russell- Beardsley.
Keal Fischer, W. Hunt and MT-
vv. Trultt then
conducted a nail dHvlng contest
for women with Mrs.-Myron
Eaten emerging as winner
This was followed by an in-
restlture ceremony &y .
tt.i.v. nnv RMUt troon.. whicn
was witnessed with much interest I
by" those present. I. jsjuoswh
of "Salem then gave a very inter
esting t&lk on Oregon pioneer
days. Th program for the eve
ning was in coarge. oi ri.
Beardsley ana Mrs. tu .
DOLLAR DAY DATtS
In addition to Friday and Sat
urday sale dates already announ
eed by the Souther Pacific com
ranv for their "Dollar Day" ex
AMf..iAfi farM th fomoanr an
.VUaoavM r -
Bounces through K. A. DeMar
ais district freight and passenger
agent here that tickets will be
sold at these low iarea uu ou--day.
February 22 and Mareh 1.
The fares will be applicable be
tween all points Eugene to Port
land Inclusive and including also
the Coos Bay branch. Return
limits will be midnight Tuesday
following the date of sale.
In discussing the bargains of
fered, DeMarals stated that from
Inquiries received th public will
be on the move on the next two
week ends. One prominent bus
iness man of Salem Is "Going
somewnere vua my ovj
be is ten years old and has never
been on a train and I can take a
trip for less money than I can
spend the week end at home."
On account of the demand, spe
U1 trains will be operated by the
Southern Pacific between Eu
gene and Portland passing Salem
northbound approximately 9:40
a. m. Saturday and Sunday, Feb
ruary 21 and 22 and leaving
Portland 2:30 P. nu. Friday and
Saturday February 20 and . 21.
The reduced fare tickets will also
be good on all regular trains.
BIERfHiS Ft
HI TOO THEFTS
Cherry; City bakery has been
the scene of some . excitement in
thA. nnat 4 a hours. ' A. delivery
truck fire and the theft of two
automobiles took place there tne
wiirht of February 17. The cars
were the property of employees.
At 4: SO Tuesday, tbe fire de
portment received an alarm from
th romnanr. The chemical cart
was sent but and 0 gallons of
chemical were usea in exun
vuinhinr at. ! fire in a delivery
truck. Tha motor, wiring and up
bolstering la the cab were dam
aged to aiTextent of over $50 ac-
nHlnv.'tii firemen. .
, Employees told the "firemen.
that the overflow irom tne gas
oline tank which was being fill
ed' ran onto the exhaust pipe and
caught fire.
Tha. two ' machines that were
stolen were a sedan owned by
Harry Jones, 1825 Winter street,
j Tnarfater owned frr Sam
UAinhorV ESS North High street.
The first car was recovered In
. ihii Htv hw the owner and the
ether car was recovered by tbe
Benton county snerur at cor-
v-allia. .
Long Train Bill
Ud Again Today
In State Senate
On the senate calendar for spe
cial consideration today is the
7a-frelKht car .14-oassenger car
train limit bill which yesterday
was reported out or tne rauroaas
am utilities commttee wthout
recommendation. Senator Upton
MureA tha. resubmission of tbe
hill la thn committee after the
measure had reeclved ar favorable
vote In tbe senate.'
The maneuver allowed Secre
tajrr Ell!nrztn of the trainmen's
anion' to present rebuttal , testl-
monv nn evidence offered before
the committee by officials of the
railroad companies The latter
claimed that the. loss of life
throuKh the use of long trains
was Inconsequential. -f
FARM IMPROVED
BRUSH COLLEGE. Feb. 12.
A fine 20 by 80 foot chicken
house is - under construction on
the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
McCarter. The building is t b
modern In every way. One n
will be used as a i brooder.' T
McCarters havo fast rtn!hed
building an up to data dairy tar!
electrically equipped.
SUNDAYS ADDED TO
Liberalized Six rV:
Per Cent Basis
j : Is Considered
A proposed constitutional
amendment ' by i Representative
Schaupp J and" Senator Upton,
which would make It possible for
the state and-riU-political subdi
visions to compute the six per
cent limitation on property tax
on the basis of the amount of tax
raised during any one of three
preceding years, was made a spe
cial order oS business in the sen
ate today. v '
Proponents of this . resolution
declared tSat suchlan amendment
te the constitution ; would save
the state a large amount of mon
ey annually. . -
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Nels A.Hall .
i ! Passes Away
:..-; t"
'' BRUSH CREEK. Feb. 18.
Nels -Andrew Hall, who came
here 12 years ago, died at his
homeT here, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Hall) has not been' well for
the past several weeks. No fun
eral arrangements have been
made but the body Is in care of
Larson and Son at Silver ton. -
: Mr. Hall was born - In Norway
7 C " years ' ago. He cam to the
states in 1874. He lr survived by
bis wlddw, Isabelle, and -six
children, Andrew Hall of Central
Howell, Mrs. Helen Hagen ofSH
verton. Lewis Hall of Gervals,
Anna Weatherill of Denver, Col
orade. Egbert Hall of Nebraska.
site
claim
and Peter Hall of Jowa.
400th
50c-Ipana or Pepsodent I : 50c Hinds Almond ' '
N I . AA . - -. Cream ; ;
Sic , 39c
I ! $1.00 Listerine Kotex, 3 for - '
' ! ; 69c , $1.00
i ; r . Household Rubber
i 25c Johnson's Baby Gloves T
Talcum -
20c Fresh stock
MARKET DRUG I
STORE
: ". C. L. Wellman; Regr. Ph. G.
. .1 - : l
i Cut Rate Drugs
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MAGAZINES -:- SUNDRIES
PRESCRIPTIONS
:'. - ' ;
Open Evenings
"IN THE MARKET
; Phone 474 Free PtxkJnj;
?L00 Curlino; Iron Kleenex ;
69c 39c 1
; In i Colors, Sflk Cord . - " "' i
3 for 11.00 s j
15c Pure Castile Soap, . - I
j ,4 for 85c Kruschen Salts j
r j j 40c, ;. 59c ;
Wtiy Suffer
i
iwith
Feet
. t
Don't hobble through life! r Don't b'e
crippled by hammer-toes, bunions and
flat, aching feet. : - -
The right kind of shoes WALKOVER
Main
Spring ch -
Arch, will not
Flexible
nain'ibut will brinsr your feet back to
rmal shape and health. Thousands of
no
grateiful wearers will testify to this fact.
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! E. Tf . ACSOLIN, Msr. .
BLTSEIITO FIE-lPPElL:0;nI
Although formal' appeal has
notrbeen filed, the county court
has been: notified that E. A.
Magnesen will file appeal to the
circuit court from the court's
award of $50.20 damages In his
claim as result' of relocation of
market road No. 45, known as
the -SIlverton-Hadley's raneh
Hullt road. v
-Magnesen filed petition for
$1255.44 damages to his prop
erty as result of change In the
road route, but the court, r when
the relocation was approved Feb
ruary f, - allowed damages of
850.20. : . i- r-i v iv.''
In bis claim, Magnesen asks
for recompense on labor end -material
to his home aa result of
moving,, for money for damage
tn walnut and fruit trees, for
damage to nine . acres of land,
for, damage to waterway from a
creek and for damage on roads
to house and barn rates. The
greatest single item is the dam
age to the - nine acres oi ; ianu.
which he claimed - waa worth
The conntr court, reached ita
AAtiAion on- the claim after the
bad been appraised: by the
regular .viewers.
Thla 1 the only contested
on the route. " :
Comnletlnr 21 years as superi
or Jidge in San Francisco, Thom
as F. Graham granted his 23-
divorce.
CA2mLEVER
only relieve the
"I Didn't Know
"You may not favor it, but by gum, all us taxpayers do (not insinuat
ing you don't pay taxes, of course) "Well, go on, tell me, you've got
me all curious." "Well, according to the paper some legislator vrants
spmethihg done about all these chain stores sending all the people's
money nacK to Wall btreet, so they
erybody
"S7ES1L1L, ,.1HIA GOUJKfliDO iIL CHCSIKI CIIJS VmiT :
"Don't know, unless it's because they are just like the rest of us. We
used to think we could save money buying at 'em (the chain stores, he
meant), but a lot of us have found out now after 4 or 5 years that we
haven t as much money left at the end of the month as we used to have
before we started trading at the chains, and the chains have made mil
lions of dollars; yes, sir, millions. I saw just the oher day where one of
'em made millions last year." , 0
: Strictly fresh
- i
Ranch Eggs
2 doi. i
Now folks, here's a
: v good h i; -
at a good price
4-lb'. pail Part Crust
71c
PureTegetabl
Shortening
Freshly ground
Peanut Butter
2 lbs.
2Sc
Pillsbury's
Best Flour
, ''. -:: : " : '. t '
Is a hard one to beat!
Yes, we still have some
' of those nice
Apples
and tKs price is the same
as last week's price;
fancy stock, too,, and
97g &
is very reasonable for
this good fruit.
They Were TalkinAbout Passing a New Law
over one store S200 for every store more than one.
Yes, of course anyone
witib a few pounds of
coffee can run a special
at a lower price,
but here's our regular
every-day price at the
Market ,
M.J.B. Coffee
Hills Bros.
Red can
Coffee
S.&W.
A new one in stock,
;r W -
Chase &
Sanborn's
SSo'
Maxwell House
All these brands in stock,
and 39c is the price.
Then there's
Biisiclts'
freshly roatted .
Coffee
The quality of that ;
is not to be sniggered at
. f ; either
0
fa
, 1 SSo X,-"
Golden West
,. , f ,- -. --
are going to pass a law taxing ev
A fellow came in this
morning after his
oven-fresh bread
and said to one of bur
boys "This 4c bread that
some of the stores are
selling isn't worth a
penny more than 4c"
And he said as long as he
had a five-cent piece
he was going to give his
kids the best bread
he could buy.
"I may not be able to
buy everything they
need, but so long as I can
get good bread like
you are making, I'll
never buy any , other
kind."
We are selling the best
bread that pure
ingredients and master
bakers' skill can produce
at 5c a pound loaf. :
And a full pound and a
half loaf for 7c ". -
Baker Girl
Flour
49-lb.: sack
Blue Daisy
Flour
8112
Nice, clean
BiirbanK
Potatoes
There's very little wasto
in peeling and they
cook good, too.
i - 100-lb.sack
. ' ' " ' ,i
, ; '-CMoJ
One of the best and
fastest selling items in
our feed department is
Bu-Mar
Egg Maker
full -100-lb. .ack
;es
Bananas
efruit
urang
Grap
Loads of them. j j
Some oranges as low as
10c a dozen, .
good ones, too.
Monarch
Coffee
per lb.
2C3
Fine granulated
Sugar
' -v: , v '- ,s -
25-lb,' cloth saclcs
S120 .
Same low prices all
week long. ' v
NOT A CHAIN STORE
Almost forgot lo say
that, didn't I?
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