-The OSEGOrt Sm. Qre?en Friiay IIorr.fr r. April 15. 1932
Local N
ews
Boyn Escape--It was thought
at the city police station Thurs
day, that the two boys wholes
caped Thursday '.; morning -; from
thn boys, training school near
Wood burn would come' to Salem
Thursday night to try to steal a
ear to escape from , the vicinity.
, The boys' description are as fol
lows;. Harold Billy, native Jeet
six. inches ..' tall, ISO , pounds,
- brown , eyes, .brown', hair clipped
short; Kenneth Horsey, " 1 1, live
feet nine Inches tail, 174 pounds;
.brown eyes, brown . tiair clipped
short. Both were ia.the ch.ol
- ..oniform. ' v
Pair Arrest! Husband c and
wife were arrested by elty offi
cers at the same time Thursday.
V, If.-'DeCoster was arrested for
drunkenness and Mr. DeCoster
for reckless tlrivtng. Both are of
. Independence. They were releas
ed from the, city , Jail to. which
they wer taken upon payment of
fines amounting5 to fit and ; SS
respectf -p;. ; '-.- m: ;
Dance Friday Hasel Green, iSe.
" Swift to Confab Rev. George
Swift, rector of St. Paul's Kplaco
' pal church. -will be in Sacramen
to three days next week begin
ning Wednesday' as a delegate to
the proTinctal synod of the Epis-
. copal chureh, made of clergy and
laiety from 'the dioceses west of
the Rockies. RewJgwlft will re
turn in time for the Sunday ser-
rlces. '
v Barn ham Granted Div
Chartes A. Burnham of Champoeg
was granted a divorce in circuit
court here Thursday from Edith
. Burnham, his wife, to whom he
..was married June-, 1897 in
.Multnomah county. She lost her
mind fire years ago, the, court
stated in the finding of tacts. Her
misfortune Is said to be an incur
able one.
Jl5c will buy veronicas and cot
, toneaster shrubs. 2 days. Friday
and Saturday, 1150 Saginaw.
? J.JIiss Parker ,-; Lender The
Young People's, Forum, of : the
First M. E. church, meeting Sun
day night at C:S0 o'clock, Is
. schednled to hold an unusually
Interacting session. Carolyn Park
will lead the discussion on "The
- Place of Tradition In the Modern
World".
f,. - - ; :
.Mrs. Chrisman Die M r s.
Lloyd .Chrisman of Lebanon died
at t o'clock Thursday morning, j
Mrs. C. C Cole, of Salem route
eight Is a sister and Mr. and Mrs.
G F. Harold of Stayton are her
parents. Funeral services win be
. held at the Christian chureh in
Lebanon Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
!
. ,, Eyre Pledged Word has' just
reached Salem that David Eyre
son of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Eyre,
has recently been pledged to The
ta Deft , Chi, national honorary
Journalism fraternity.' David is a
- sophomore! at the University of
Oregon, where h is also affilia-
ted with Beta Theta Pi social fru
; ternlty.
The County Clerk's office will be
I open to register voters from 8 a.
id. to 8 p.m. each day to and in
cluding April ! 19, when registra
tion closes.' i
,PUn Pnlplt Exchange Rev.
P. W. Eriksen of the American
Lutheran church will occupy the
pulpit' of the Central Lutheran
church In Seattle both services
Sunday, and Rev. Carl J. Olson of
the yattle church will preach
here Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30
P. ttH. ., , ". . ' '
' - Health Resort Made Com
municable diseases In this" conn
ty reported during the week ' to
the state department of health
were: scarlet fever 1, measles 2,
- .Influenza K, whooping cough 12,
-: tuberculosis 5. chtckenpox 10,
uumps'8.:v" '?.;.:.. .v;
"Old Time Dance, Hasel Green Sat
, Comer mm Air Rev. v J. M".
.Comer, former pastor ot the Sev
enth. Day Adventtst church here,
tbut now pastor nt Corvallis, spoke
for the first time ever the radio
. y esterd ay -Jtnom in g, appearing on
Jhe KOAC early . morning devo-
tlenals
Securities Trawfcrred Stocks
'and bonds ef the eetate ot the late
"' Dan Jj- Fry. Sr. were sold this
week to Mrs. Hettle Fry, widow.
4 ror a price of 221.000 and the
'sale approved in probate court
here.
jQldew Is the permanent protec-
(tion against moths. Call CS97.
Mivj uieaner,
' ' One Licesuie Issued One I I-
cense to wed was Issued yesterday
tt the , county clerk's office. An
drew. J. Larsen. 84. Sublimity
farmer, secured a permit to wed
' ;Adele Zuber: 80. Anmsvflle bouse-
wife.
( To 'Alter Dwelling Thursday's
. "'building permit Issued by the elty
v was for alteration of a one and aj
half . 'story "dwelling owned br
! George O'NelX. 653 North Front
. Y street Tho approximate cost of
. the work, is 100.
s license Snspended The1 driv
er's license of Howard E. Conner
j of 459 Oak. street was suspended
: for-10 days Thursday by the city
eourt upon -his conviction .for
, speeding. .
J '- Decree Fcr 810,000 A decree
for .$10,000 on a suit for money
"due was granted yesterday In clr
",. cult " court Jo 'Thekla . Wleland,
plaintiff " In. an action against
i George Dlsbrow, and others.
:'" Satchwcll Employed Stanley
SatchweU, former!y-a: Willamette
university student, has been cm
nleyed' for. the. summer as mem
r bershln , worker for the - Salem
: Dr. Chan Laul .
Chinese Medicine
148 N, Commercial'
I
imm 1 and 2
galera
Office, honrs -Tuesday
and Satnr-
Briefi
Bumps, Arrested, Fined An
accident at the' corner of High and
Oxford streets between two auto
mobiles Thursday ' afternoon re
sulted in the arrest of E. 3. Smith.
1243 Franklin street. West Salem,
thedrrverot one ot the ears, on
a charge of : drjinkeness. , He was
fined n. Mr. H.rB Reilly, Rob
erts apartments, who reported the
accident, said she had driven her
car two-thirds ot the wy across
the corner , and had the right-of-way;
Hed speed was 20 miles. She
reported that Smith drove, slowly
straight Into the side of her' car.
Four ' hours later. Smith was ar
retted. ; ' . i x'Xi x
Slight ! Jury Mrs. T. A. Roes,
1647 Court street, suffered slight
Injury when she stepped In front
of a car driven by R- M. Tschan
ner, 18)7 South 12th street, at
the . corner of State and Church
streets Wednesday night, accord
ing to. a report filed with the
city- police by the car driver. . He
said the accident victim lost her
balance, although she was set hit
hard., , . .
V - -.
: ' Faces Check" OnargeiC. Even
son, arrested for uttering forged
instruments : totaling about :$ 100,
waived ' preliminary hearing In
Justice court yesterday and was
bound over to-the grand jury.
Bail was set at $1000,' which he
did not raise and , so is in jail.
Evenson is alleged to have used
names of several local people on
checks he passed.
Wait for Director's big' fire sale
In n0oo.pAora atAro
Grand Jury Called The Mer
lon county grand jury will resume
its deliberations here next Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock. Judge
I. H. MeMahan Issued the call for
the Jurors yesterday. Headed, by
Edgar Hartley, foreman, the seven
urors have served intermittently
since last fall. Cases which they
will have under consideration
were not Indicated yesterday.
Decree Given A default and
deeree was granted yesterday in
circuit court to Edward N. Waller,
holder of a first mortgage against
the Joy Laundry property here.
The building and equipment of the
fconcem are eovered under the
mortgage. The decree calls for
85500 together with Interest and
costs.
Three Arrests Three arrests
by Officer George Edwards of the
city police Thursday afternoon are
as follows: Speeding, Mrs.-Minnie
Lane, 255 Norway; failing to step.
Leonard E. Harms. 1 M0 South
Commercial; speeding. Richard
Tisdale, Bligh hotel. All are slated
to appear today at 3:30 o'clock at
ine city court
Immunity from moth damage Is
certain if Kildew is used. Call
0897, City Cleaners.
Blind AM Endorsed The Sa
lem Lions club yesterday noon
voted tta endorsement of solicita
tion now being carried, on in the
city by representatives of the Na
tional Transcribers for the Blind,
an organization which seeks funds
with which to pay the blind tor
their labor in making Braille ma
gazines.
Estate Appraised The estate
of Jacon Schnebeli, deceased, has
an appraised value : of 8750 In
real property and 3779 in per
sonal property according to a re
port filed this week in probate
court. Appraisers were R. D.
Gray, John Heltsel and James
Imlah. The administrator of the
estate is John Schindler. "-
Report Filed Receipts of 8184
have come to the estate, of Olin
H. , Turner,' Incompetent. accord
ing to a report filed yesterday
by H. E. Eakln, trust officer for
the estate. Appraisers are Sylvia
Meatte. B. W. Macy - and . Rose
Morgali. The money came - from
the veterans administration
funds. '
Decree Affirmed A decree re
ceived in. circuit court . by Marie
A. Bosch against the Tillamook
National 'bank : was . affirmed in
supreme ? court recently ' and a
mandate putting the decree into
effect, was received in circuit
court here this week. The bank
carried the ease -to . the . higher
court :'-",;;-5- "'"-"":-r & "
Foeesters " to Gather District
fire wardens and state Inspectors,
operating under the state forestry
department; will held a conference
here- May 2, Lynn Croaemlller,
state forester, announced Thurs
day. Approximately 40 persons
will attend the meeting and work
for the. coming summer will be
outlined. -
UtiltMnu Solotat ttr Jahn
Oxley, of the Beneficial Loan so
ciety, Portland, gave two lmprop
tu violin solos at the. Lions club
luncheon yesterday noon with a
borrowed Instrument He formerly
was trombone and violin - soloist
with Paul Whltemaa'a orchestra;
Wolf Better Fred Wolf,' prin
cipal of Salem high school. Is re
covering rapidly from an attack ot
rheumatism which has affected
one leg. but It will be several days
before he can return to work, his
office reported yesterday.9 He has
been out of school for a fortnight
WHEN IS TIIXA3100K STOP
f HOTEL NEFF
- Rates Sl.OO to 3IJVO
Modarn. Hot and Cold Water.
- Steam Heat
just o;i Dounoo
Printing of Sample Blanks
l is Being Delayed Until
Registration Ends
Only one lonely democrat has I
filed as "a candidate: at the pri-1
mary elections In - the , county i
races, according to TJ4 G. Boyer.
county clerk, who yesterday ; as
signed, bailor numbers to each, as
pirant for office. - He Is A. C
Burk, guard at the state peniten
tiary. Burk . seeks the democratic
nomination for aheriff f
Beyer will not have sample hal-
lota available until after registra
tion closes April It. He haa held
np ordering the ballots pending
the end of registration in order
to know how many prospective I
voters there are for the May 20 !
primaries. ,
v,: Ballot numbers . assigned the
r Vr'Tl "II v: Ol
v - lu.i
sTSAt,ti' tt.
Spaulding- represenUUves in thel
legislature, 4, Carle Abrams; 47,
Frank pavey ; . 4 8, Romeo - Gou-
iey; 49, S. A. Harris; 0, Ronald
E. Jones; 51, Mrs. Hannah Mar
tin; 52, Otto K. Pnulus: S3, W.
C. Pettyjohn: 54, Dave Pugh; 8S,
Frank W. Settlemeier.
District attorney, SI, Allan G.
Carson; 57. WlUiam H. Trlndle.
County offices: Commissioner,
58. W. A. Heater; 59, Ed A. Jory;
80, H. E. King; 1, Roy Melson;
02. John H. Porter. Sheriff. 03.
O. D. Bower; 04. J. A. Gear in:
C5, C. A. Ratdiff; 06, Joe Wil
liams. Clerk. 87, U. G. Boyer.
Treasurer, 08, D. G. Drager. As
sessor. 69; Lane Morley; 70, O. A.
Steelhammer; 71, Ben F. West.
Surveyor. 72, B. B. Herrick.
School superintendent, 73, . Mrs.
Mary I Fulkerson. Recorder, 74,
Mrs. Mildred Robertson Brooks;
75. Howard ZInxer. Coroner. 7.
L. E. Barrick: 77. Llovrt T. Rlr- I
don. '- I
Dr. John Mez to
Be Speaker at Y.
World economics and social
problems will be discussed to
night at the Salem T. M. C. A.'s
regular weekly program, by -Dr.
John R. Mes, head of the depart
ment of economics at the Univer
sity of Oregon. He will he .intro
duced by Mrs. C. A. Kells, repre
senting the Salem branch of the j
National Council for the Preven
tion of War. Mez's address will
begin at 8 p. m. The public is
Invited to attend and there Is no
charge.
Mays Guilty Judge Miller
Hayden of justice court yesterday
sentenced Junis W. Mays to 30
days in jail and fined him 2100
for unlawful possession of mash.
The Judge found Mays guilty ot
the charge after taking under ad
visement facts brought up at the
trial Wednesday afternoon.
Brake Cases Several cases ot
detective brakes on cars came to
the notice of the city court
Thursday. F. R. Bailey of Salem
was fined 21: A. J. Arnett. 2263
State street, had his case contin
ued for further testing; Herman
O. Wittwer. Salem, was fined 31.
Transcript Filed Transcript
in the case of Rudy Smith against
D. J. Richards and Bessie Rich
ards was filed in circuit court here
Thursday, the case being carried
up from justice court where Smith
won a 399.55 verdict when the
case was tried there.
Appraisers Named Appraisers,
for' the estate of the late James
I. Gardner, deceased, were named
yesterday in probate court -They
are Grant Murphy, George H. Betl
and Edward J. Bell. O. E. Gard
ner is administrator.
Hunsacker Answers Answer
to the complaint of J. W. Dart.
plaintiff, was filed yesterday in
circuit court by Robert Hunsack
er, defendant Ho sets up a conn
ter-complaint in his answer.'
Going to Idaho j Mrs. George
J. Smyth of Brooks street will
leave by auto for Pocatello, Idaho,
next' Monday on a business trip.
She aay be gone several weeks.
Arrested on Warrant Stare
officers arrested . C. Kverson of
Sllverton on a warrant from jus
tice court, Thursday. The charge
is uttering a forged Instrument
Floed A $10 fine was collect- i
ed by the city court Thurtday
from E. J. Smith who was con
victed ot being drunk.
Parole Board In Session The
stated monthly meeting of the pa
role board was held all day Thurs
day at the state penitentiary.
CITY VIEW CEMETERY
established 18W! Tel. 8052
. Conveniently Accessible
Perpetual care provided for
Prices Reasonable
BeUrefit iHembrtai
rkOM
east
UaOeratelr
PiiMd
A PARK CKMKTKKt WITR
, '" PKRI'KTL'AI. CARE
Jsit Tn ItiaBtM rreai tas Hcsri
- -et TWJ . .., .
UilCqiii frsjirlrrtc iLCL ,
Under the
UOttl6 . a
fTHE state ot Washington. hkY
Oregon,: has . had numerous
double hangings at Jta. -penitentiary,
but last night d . mod
ern rinkle : . was added to
double slaying at Walla Walla.
Both prisoners were hanged at one
time by the use of two traps upon
one scaffolds Jiewever. Oregon of
lata might as well abolish capital
punishment, murders seem to get
away with It now, :- .
Twenty years ago last night
the: Titaatle sank, the greatest
maritime tragedy of the cesW
tery. With tho great ship ISIS
people lost their lives when th
floating palace's maiden voyage
proved ber last. Only , 711 were
rescued. - The ship as reports
stated at that time, atrwcfc an
Iceberg about midlBght. v-'
Joe Beverldge, . former county
clerk of -Multnomah county and
the last session doorkeeper of the
state senate has made Salem his
- home'nowr Beverldge moved his
from PertUnd." Hla
L,mm ,fM,tii.r
i lace may become more -familiar
around the capltol soon, ns it was
reported - ho had ' secured some
state.position. "J
Lester Davis, of the state te-
snranee department, haa bee
absent from his duties the past
week. Davis, former newspaper
man, has been ill mi his home.
A, H. Averill, insurance com
missioner recently struck by an
antomobile, is reported to he.
getting along fine at the Salem
hospital. Both his legs were
fractured In the accident.
Call tor bids by the state high
way department yesterday reveal
ed that the widening of the Pacif
ic highway from Salem north
about 11 miles was not on the
prospectus. The opening of bids
on this 3150,000 Job will bo let
at the May 1 meeting of the eom-
mission so that work would he
under way by June 1
The highway Improvement
list however Indicates that per
haps three-quarters of a million
dollars of work would be award
ed. More than 115 miles ot
highways In the state wilt be
Improved, while work will also
be done on six bridges and ferry
service ta one Instance be pro
vided. The work will affect one
third of the counties In the
state.
Other nrolects to be let. In
which Salem Is Interested, Include
the two-mile cutoff between Can
by and New Era on the Pacific
highway, and the Improvement or
about' 30 miles on the Salmon
River highway and the McMinn-
vnie-Tillmook highway. It looks
like a busy session for the com
missioners next April 23.
The new Oregon road maps
for 1032 have been issued by
the state highway department,
and they are available at the
offices In Salem. la addition to
showing the latest data on
roads, the map contains other
Important Information such as
mileage between points, traffic
regulations and national high
way routes. They are handy for
tourists.
Several national guard officers
have- registered a complaint
aKainst Jerry Owen, whom tney
ay u arter aH a tight Scotchman
It Is reported Jerry borrowed a
nickel from General Rtlea to aug
ment the dime he borrowed from
Colonel Olsen to buy himself
shine. But that Isn't all.
' It was further stated these
two officials waited more thaar
three day before . they were
able t get their money back,'
and then no Interest "wn paid
them. However,' in. Owm'a de
fense It Is said he offered to pay
Rile Interest on his nickel for
the. three days nt the rate et
per cent, lf-Bilea would com
pute It for bins. The general Is
still computing; .
Lieutenant Colonel Ralph R.
Huron of LaGrande was a visitor
I at the capltol yesterday. In addi
tion . to being an oincer in m
guard. Huron Is postmaster nt La
Grande and says Lake Huron was
named tor hla. Huron added fur
ther that politics was beginning to
warm np in eastern Oregon.
Candy
Chocolate Crunche
and Minti
28C per lb. - .;
2 -ttk 50c
yt lb. 15c
- A delkioos honey crista
center . dipped in purest,
Milk Chocolate makes this
candy doubly ' appetizing:,
delicious and healthful.4 -
only at
DRUG STORE ' '
135 N. Com! Dial 5197
Where to Trade to Thrire
St
Call 6010, Used., Furniture
Special
.) Department
131 North High
Gossip
Ute to-reramoit . i
Politicians, state officials and
Just, workers by the hundreds
put aside i present eares today.
to spend a few hours beside fa
onto streams angling not for
votes, tmt for fish. The season
opened early today. It Is expect
ed uw stato pitoI win bo al-
snoet deserted. - and
hardly blame . them. ,
But Dr. . Stelner has- nrobabhr
the sanest system for going fish
ing. He announced ho would just
go aown .-to- the -commissary and
buy n can of salmon.. Incidentally
sterner announced to the board of
control this week that hla Institu
tion was making excellent linen
towels, and could annul nil state
departments with toweling. . 1
Plea-bf Lynne, . I
Black Delayed
DALLAS- April 14-Lvnna M :
tacK. enter aenutv in tttm fAnut
heferk's 1 off IbeJ -was given untU
Monday-to plead on the larcenr
cnarge against wm contained In
the recent Indictment by ' the
grand Jury.1: Black was arraigned
in circuit court here before Judge-
walker. He was Indicted tor pet
it larceny and aecused of stealing
a set of books valued at about
135 from the elerk's office.
MAT DAT NEXT
AIR LIB, April 14 Practice
for the May day program which
wm be given by Alrlle schools be
gins tnis week under the direction
of Mrs. Ira Dueltgen and Mrs.
James Lewis. Also pupils of the
grade school have started learn
lng recitations 'for the county de
clamatory contest.
SHIRT ffih H HEADQUAaTEKS
SMARTEST FITTING COLLAR
A SHIRT EVER HAD
The most important part of your shirt is the collar. That s the.
part the world sees. And that's why we recommend Arrow's
famous $1.95 Trump 1 For into Trump's smart collar go all
the secrets of style and nt Arrow has learned in making over
four billion collars. Made of especially woven broadcloth,
Trump comes in white, stripes, or plain colors. And it's San-
forized-Shrunk which means that it will fit
you perfectly forever, no matter how often
it's laundered, or well return your money.
v Rajah Coffee is a Leader in (ofl
CANDY BARS . . . 3forl0c
- Fresh, Popular Bars only
MOrWING MILK ...... 5c
Tall cans - Start the day rifht
ALASKA SALMON . . . : 10c
-Mix with Blajonnaise for Sandwiches
TOMATOES . . . . . 10c can
Alta Villa Brand. They're real good .
WALNUTS . ... . . 2 lbs. 25c
. Plump meats weU filled
r LINDY CORN . '.; . . . 10c can
Good quality Golden corn .
U-TAH-NA PEAS . . . 2 for 25c
- - Enjoy' some of these good peas
TlAilJAIHI '
(SOI717EE.T.
- llore than 28,000 cups of RafaH Coffee were enjoyed
bj Salem people last month it has a flavor that is
equal to coffees at a higher price. ' "v
'DHogEi ITcb p'ig.:
4 A ltremendou? Value " look atthe si2e or the pack
V age 12 oz. in cellopharie See what yon buy.VI 7
CALUMET
K; -
Bakins
-PoWderghjw-fj J
x can-:
Kl Double Jactinsr
Caki Pan Free
while they last
LI r
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Because federal government
road 'engineers were . unable , to
complete - their ' examination ! of
plans and specifications of the Salem-Brooks
Pacific highway Im
provement, bids were not called
yesterday and contracts cannot be
awarded at the April 28 meeting
of the highway commission as nad
been planned. Instead the call for
bids wUl be asked within about a
fortnight and bids will be opened
and the contract-let at the high
way commission meeting in Port
land on Friday. May It.- V
Bids for the Canby-New Era re
alignment project will be opened
this month. .. . -v:
The commission also-will re
ceive bids at Its April meeting.! or
widening the present concrete
bridge over the Oregon-Washington
Railroad it Navigation com
pany's tracks on the Columbia
River highway at Dillon. . Other
bids will Involve abridge over the
Oregon-Washington -Railroad : A
Navigation company's .. tracks on
the north Portland road (secondary-state
highway No. 1X0). near
the north city limits of Portland.
Music Tourney
Entries Chosen
For Halem High
Salem high school's entrants In
the sole contests at the annual
state music tournament to be
held April 20 and 80 at Pacific
university. Forest Grove, were
chosen Wednesday night at n
tryout. held Wednesday night at
Elma Wellera home, 095 North
Liberty street. Judges tor the
UD
$95
Ask Your Favorite Grocer for
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age
17V Resent the Right to Ileal QtczSities ;u
mm
171 So.
Coming Events
April 11-17 North. Paclf
le district assembly. Church
of tb Kaaarene. - ! '.'.f.'
" April IT Blossbns Day. )
; April 17 Salem district
institute, Evangelical church.'
' April 21 County Feder
aUea of Women's dabs of
Marlon eonaty , at Salens
Heights ban, ; . 'i J
lMay 14 Msic week.
May Toang people's
and Women's Missionary:
State society,' Free Metbe
dUt rhnrrh, - v ' - . !
May cV7 Ananal lay
Day festivities, Wfllansette
university... -
tryouts were" Gretchen K reamer,
Mrs. Grace Zosel and Mrs. Ed
ward. Tlllson. . .5 .
First and second -place win
ners In the contests.! In the or
der named, were: Piano: Robert
Read. Lois Burton; violin: Helen
Purvlne, Jean Pat ton boys' high
voice: Earle Potter, Bradford
Lee; boys'. ; medium olee: Carl
Mason, Kenneth Fleming. '
New UNUdPN
M(D) IB S TIBIA; C0T
MONEY DACIL GUARANTEE
' Listen . . . Voice of 76 . . . Tooifht 9 KGW
-AtmGSnn-
Every Saturday 1:30 P. I and
EveryjWednesday Nite 7:30
Auction Market .
1610 K Stnnmer SL
THIS SATURDAY LISTINGS
17 rooms of fnrnitnre most be sold to cover mortgage,
including: 14 dressers, JL4 steel beds, 14 eofl and steel .
springs, 14 mattresses, quilts, pillows, sheets, pillow
dips, room size rugs, heaters, stands, common chairs. -Tools,
machinery-linoleum and miscellaneous articles"
of all kinds. 1 '
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BRING DC ANTTBTNa TOO HATE FOK,8ALK
CASH PAID FOR TJSED FUKNTTUXS; TOOLS, KTC,
J Phone 5110 V A S
A perfect Blend packed fresh and the can keeps it trash It's -s?
perfect Blend People prefer Tillman to other high grade
coffees --' - - llL -
To others who would rather pay less for a good quality racuuBi .
packed eoaee tney win 'una mat :
will exactly will' their requirements '
ask for Golden Star
Tillman and tiolden
SWEET PICKLES
: - Mixedjpr whole - your choice ;
SOAR FLAKES : . . . . 31bs. 35c s
. ; Nassours Pure Soap easy on the hands :
FIG BARS . . . . . 31bi. 25c
' ; .- These are new and delicious . " ; .'.
CORN BEEF- . . No. 1' can 19c ,
: Slice it. for school lunches it's'nourishino; :
MIXHOICE! FLOUR .... . 98c-
:':--49 lb. sacks made by Crown Mills ; .
ELBO MACARONI Jbs. 17c
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WflSSTEIl IKE
T C B. Baker, general yard mas- ,
ter for the Southem.Paciflc eon- ;
pany at Salem for the past ill
years, has been, placed on the re '
tired list of the railroad company
because of fU hearth. He and Mrs. .
Baker have moved to Portland. :
J. G. Koenig, recently ot Cali
fornia, has been appointed In Mr.
Baker's place and Is . now in
charge of the operation of trains,
and . switching movements at Sa-;
lem..;- ,,,:i;,ri'::;'
Baker's long career as n rail
road man started In 1894 'as :
agent at Carlton, Oregon. He has . '
held positions as brakeman. eon- ;
ductor, , engine , foreman, - yard-. -master,
A division examiner nnd
general ' yardmaster.
Thm Southern Pacific Is now
employing four ' yard e n g t v e .
switching crews at Salem. -
NEW SMOOTTTWESS
INCH EASED BllLEAGE
FINEST AlfTI-KlfOCB
PnOVED PBnFOnHANCB
Sales!
Vacuum 5$ffr
Packed., lb. .iwyvi
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Star Coffee
.... . qti.35c ,
Good standard grade -'7-i.vV; ; '..-. "i
:Wheiaties
2pkg
il2c:
. The Ideals
Breakfast
for hoth
young and
old
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