Th'e OREGON STATESMAN, Ealek.- :OTfeen. ftj&tt?oreiaj. October IT. IS23
PACE FIVE
Local News Brief:
'- Dog, ?ls Camped Silas
Fletcher,
M.
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1 i in 4 7v nn n s .j np ri v
street, reportM to. city police' yes-,
terday that his automobile towled
Yer dog on Church street near
D.". The animal ran out and bit a?
tire en 'the moriag machine
said. Other mishaps reported , y 44-
terday were:,H. J. Griffin ldlf
North, Fifth; and Elmer A. Lake,
1243 Skinner, at,.19th andJaiU;
Joe Nesnor, ronde l, and F, Saitb.
route 9, on Commercial ;betiree4.
Court and X!hemeaceta -. --
Free "old, time 'dance : Kent! hall
EaU niteL.Musie tr War -Hawks
v-pleee" orchestral" :f x x aoii'i
'.Special ' Service ' BegUnln
Sunday with the morning' services.
HeT. 'Arthur E.1" Hall of Everett,
Wash:, will atart n series of evan
. f eliatle sermons at the Gospel tab
ernacle of the Christian and Mis
sionary Alliance.-' Ren Hall will
preach each night at 7:15 for sev
eral weeks, and tltere will he spe
cial musical Bamberg by the or
chestra and special vocal nnmbers.
Sunday at 11 a. m '.' he will preach
.en "The Fall of Jericho: and at
1:41 o'clock on "The !Ity of Tiefc
nge.
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. Dotsoa Returns J3. D-Dotson,
assistant manager, of the U. S.
T. M: C. "A. .Employment , bureau
here ' Is expected ; to return home
today., frtfm Greenwood, ; "W.rVa.,
where- he was called fwo weeks
ago on account of the serious ill
ness of his father. The elder Dot
son is recovering rapidly, accord
ing to word received by Mrs. Dot
eon, who has been taking- her hus
band's : place at the job. office.
Greenwood la Mr. Dotso'n's old
home town.
Household furniture for sale. See
Mr. Gheer, 212 Oregon Bldg.,
10 to . Tel. 7783.
House Broken Into P. M. Pe
terson, caretaker, reported to
city police yesterday that the
bouse at 770 North Winter street,
belonging to John H. Lauterman,
had been broken into. Only a sho
vel and rake were found missing.
Entry was gained by breaking a
woodshed door, and cutting a
screen over the porch roof.
The Statesman Annual Bargain
Period will end within a few more
days. Our offer. The Oregon
Statesman to any address in Ore
gon by mall only, S3 per year.
Order today don't delay. - '
Play Cast Chosen The follow
ing girls were selected to take
part in a national book week play
at the senior high school: Ruth
Yocum, Betty Smith, Geneva
Barnes, Jean McElhinney, Irma
Oehler, Charlotte McClary, Jo
Hill, Martha Sprague, Rachel
Pemberton, Ruth, Pendagraft and
Francis Ellis. Several more tall,
dark girls who ' can act the part
of men for the play are' wanted to
try out.
New dance. Hazel Green, Satur
day. 25c. '
Ritteman Appointed Among
those receiving promotion In the
Ninth Corps area to the U. S. Ar
my Reserve corps as announced
by headquarters at San Francisco
la George William Ritteman of
route 5, Salem. Ritteman. Is listed
as a first lieutenant in the medi
cal division.
The Statesman Annual Bargain
Period will end within a few more
days. " Our offer. The Oregon
Statesman to any address in Ore
gon by mail only, $3 per year,
Order today don't delay.
Services TodayFuneral ser
vices for Dr. D. W. Wright will be
held at the Portland crematorium
Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Dr.
Wright was killed in an automor
blle accident -at Twin . Falls, Ida-
bo. He is a former. resident of Sa
lem.
Wallace Team Illghr Paul Wal- j
lace's team again took the honors
for the day's work of the"Y. M. j
C. A. enrollment drive with $ 3 5 8 !
reported at the noon luncheon yes
terday. The team captained by C.
&r Spfagte. came'ln second .with
fzqsi-work lor the day resulted
in a collection of S81S. CO from 10
new memberships and 33 continu
ances.,! earns wiir meet' again at
the same time tomorrow,-
Take Trour aviation training at
home Tandrreeelve .1 0-hour: Hying
cpiirge, without ; additional -cost.
write. Phone or. Call at Eyerly
Aircraft Corp.; Salem, ,
Xll4 1 e T a a mil
ojjcji.ci nuj , yj. Ai-
SOn, president of the Ellison-White
conservatory Portland, one of the
prominent '.business . men of that
city, will speak t.the. nightserv-
lce at tie First Methodist charch
Sunday at 7:30. He will rive the
views of a modern , business man
on the prohibition. Question as it
aonlies to Oresron and-tha forth-
fcomlng national election. An in
teresting musical program will be
given, in connection with the ad
dress." . " '. t
More Inmates Escape Three
boys and a. girl escaped from the
state school for the feeble minded
last t night, city police . were: in
formed. Name of one boy was Roy
Phillips, 1. The girl; Marie Pe
tery, 10, a blonde,, was wearing a
red dress" trimmed'with black rib
bons, and a brown coat. The boys
were wearing overalls.
Dance Turner every Fri. nlteC Will
valley boys playing.
Wants Freedom Esther Lan
der has filed suit in circuit court
here asking that she be divorced
from Paul Lander to whom she
was married October 12, 1926.
She claims that on a number, of
occasions he has struck her; and
severely hurt her. She asks the
restoration of her maiden name of
Esther Thornton.
Pomona to Meet Polk county
Pomona grange will meet all day
Saturday, beginning at 10:30
o'clock at Buell. A 12 o'clock din
ner will be held, and in the after
noon a program of JntVest to all
grangers will be held.
Hammett Bays Store Clarence
Hammett, formerly manager of
the Irish Cash store, is now op
erating the grocery store at 23rd
and Trade streets. The store, was
purchased by Mr. Hammett from
Mrs. B. Whitecraft recently.
Potato Diggers Hired Seven
persons were hired at the TJ. 8.
Y. M. C. A. Employment bureau
here yesterday to dig potatoes.
Others getting Jobs were three la
borers, one barber and one house
wife. j .
Ob ltuary
Mitchell
In this city October 19, John F
Mltchel, aged 8 years. Survived
by son, Don J. Mitchell of El Paso,
Tex. A Spnalsh-Amerlcan war vet
eran and member of the General
Lawsoa camp of Eugene; where
be was a former resident. Funeral
services Saturday, October 22, at
1:30 p. m. from the chapel of
W. T. Rigdon & Son.
- McClain
At the Tesfdence, 465 North
High street, Thursday, October 20
W. O. McClain, aged 73 years.
Survived by his widow, Martha
Alice McClain of Salem; daugh
ters, Mrs. W. E. Arehart, Mrs. C.
E. Aldrich and Mrs. A. J. Arehart
all of Salem; son. Dr. A. D Mc
Clain of McMinnville. Funeral
services Saturday, October 22, at
1:30 p. m. from the chapel of the
Clough-Barrick company. Church
at Ferry.
Case Dismissed Case against
William Roudenbough, accused Of
larceny of two love birds, was dts
missed in justice court yesterday
on motion of the private prosecu
tor. ' : : - isA i:
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Births
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Wheeler. To Mr. and 'Mrs.
Charles M. Wheeler, 2325 South
Commercial street, a girl, Shirley
Lee, born on October 17 at the
residence. u,
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HIGH SCHOOL GROUP
PEDEE, Oct. 20 A "high school
party was held at ,the school
house Friday night to Initiate the
freshmen. . Those entering 4 high
schootthls year are Rebecca Well
man, Willamette Dyer, Reva Bosh;
Lyie .Ritnr,-, Roual " Cooke and
Robert John. " ;-
The hlglik school held two elec
tions this week with the follow?
ing officers: president, Nola Wh
mer; vice president, Pearl Bur
bank; secreUry,- Howard PerryV
treasurer, Hattie Edwards; ath
letic manager, Chester MeCan.
- The Women's Missionary sod e
ty met at the home" Of Mrs. C L.
Burbank Tuesday ifternoonl Rev.
Fogg gave- the lesson la -Mrs."
Fogg's ' absence and Mrs. r Brady:
presided at the business meeting.
Plans were made for the party the'
society is to give in the" near fu
ture. Mrs.' Anna Dashlell of Dal-
laa called during the meeting and
spoke a few words. ' - i
Those present .wer Mrs. VoTlie
Lacy, Mrs C. W." K earns, "tMrs.
Thera Womer, 'Miss Theda Con
don, Mrs. R. Glen Brady; Mrs.' Lee
Williams. Mn. Carl Skelton, Mrs.
Tlctor - Bevens; Mrs. McCan and
daughter; Mrs. Robert Arnold;
Mrs. ' Joe Trueax; Mrs. Will'Mc-'
Cormack, - Rer. Fogg 1 and " the
hostess. It was planned' to have
the November meeting at the
home of Mrs. Ray Maitland.
-Governor Names Justice
George Thyng yesterday, was ap
pointed by Governor Meier as jus
tice of the peace for the Beaver
ton district in Washington coun
ty. He succeeds C. E. Hedge,
whose term has expired.
Howard Returns C. A. How
ard, state superintendent of
schools, who was stricken with
illness at Roseburg while en route
to Medford last week, has return
ed to Salem. He resumed his offi
cial duties yesterday.
Enrollment 663 Enrollment
for the fall semester stood yester
day aj Willamette . university at
563, a gain of about 50 since
school opened. The figure compar
ed with 634 students enrolled in
the fall semester of 1931.
Go Deer Hunting Two local
postal clerks, George White and
Millard Doughton, left yesterday
for eastern Oregon on a deer
hunting trip. They expect to re
turn seme time Monday.
Smith Withdraws Hubert
Smith Thursday withdrew as an
Independent candidate for state
representative from the third dis
trict, Tillamook county.
Card Tables and
Chairs to Rent
Call 6010, Csed Furaltare
Department
151 North High
IPAWSIN SALE!
rIAMILT ON'S
USED FURNITURE DEPARTMtNT
(formerly on North Commercial St.)
Now in the Enlarged, Remodeled
Basement of Our Main Store at
. 340 Court St.
Those who are looking for real bargains will find many things
to please them at rock bottom prices In nsed furniture In our
new Bargain Basement, This department was formerly lo
cated on North Commercial street, but has now been moved
over to our enlarged Bargain Basement. Here you will find
dropped patterns, : and - used furniture of the' better grade.
Throughout this department yon will find many articles of
bouse furnishings: at prices far below those of new 'goods. Re
member, shop Hamilton's Bargain Basement at 40 Court
Street for real values In used and exchanged f urattnre.
RANQES
Westinghouse, Uni
versal, Hotpoint
electric ranges from
$12.50
up
Trade that old wood
stove on one of these
guaranteed electric
stoves.
CIRCULATORS
Used and new' ones, a
large group and fine
showing of different
models. . Featuring the
Mt. Vernon.
Investigate these new
circulators at used prices,
and remember we will
trade that old heating
stove In as part down
payment.
Blner
On route 8, October 18, Charles
Blner, aged 65 years. Uncle of
Mrs. John Plcard of St. Paul, Ore.
Remains ' at Rigdon's Mortuary.
Announcements of funeral later.
Coming Events
October 21 Willamette
vs. Albany, night football
game.
. October 21-22 Ore g o a
American association of
University Women. - -
October 21 Salem cham
ber of commerce host to
legion drum corps.
October 28 Republican
rally for county; Senator
Steiwer speaks here.
October 28 Salem high
vs.' : Astoria . high, night
football game.
November 1 Dr. Dan
Poling addresses prohibition
rally, at Salem armory, t
" . November 8 Genera,
election, i . . y
: December 6-7 Western
Not Growers' association an
nnal meeting,- chamber of
commerce - . . ,. L
December 7-0 ' Oregon
State Horticultural society
conference, chamber of com
merce, v.'.-'
STOVES
New and Used Heating
STOVES
$4.50 $6:50
$7.50 $9.00
All in the best of shape
and rebuilt
OVERSTUFFED
A fine group of re
built davenports and
chairs. In this group
we have bed daven
ports and many others
in mohair, tapestry,
and velours to choose
from. Chairs to match
and - ; rockers of the
overstuffed type at
Bargain Basement
prices. .
Reduced special prices on all used Bedroom and Dining Room
furniture for the next' two weeks In order to acquaint people
with the great savings to be had by shopping In this, basest ent
department. Remember, In this department you will find
some new as well as exchanged furniture all selling at used
Furniture prices.
GET ACQUAINTED WITH OUR
Bargain . Basement, 340 Court
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TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS . . . FOR ONE DAY ONLY!
We are going to give yon
something to remember
this sale by. . . Your
choice of any $2.95 Hat
FREE, with any
purchase of $5.00
or over ! ! !
100 Brand New CoatsVS' IB IS EE S
One of a Kino! Never Shown Before
. Regular $25.00 Values
Every Coat Different
Black ... Blue ...
Green Brown ...
Wine .
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WE'RE QUITTINQ BUSINESS, ONLY A FEW DAYS
Every New Style!
Gorgeous Furs
AH Silk
Lining!
A NEW FALL HAT! We
have dozens and dozens to
select from. A $2.95 Hat
FREE! with every
purchase of $5.00 or
Over !J !
WE WILL SOON BE GONE NOW
Better ire
, A Sensational Price
(Soott Voflnno
Met Free Friday end Saturday
Only
Polo Coats, Tweed Coats, Fur
Trims, Dressy Coats
$150)0 Value
All Colors .
ATI Sizes
Every New
Style!
Only a few days and It's all over
to 85
200 Brand New
DRESSES
Hat Free Friday end Saturday
Only
One of kind, 2 and 3-pc. Suits,
Wools, Silks
$15.00 Value
All Shades
AD Sizes
Every style
detail
Our time la almost up
-to 85
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OUR SUPREME OFFERING FOR THE DAY
MPS
Coats with such expensive furs as fitch,
fox, badger wolf, squirrel, etc They are
marvelous.
If you thought of paying $40 to $50 for
your coat, we urge you to see these. All
. colors. AJ1 sizes. -
IT'S A QUITTING BUSINESS
PRICE 1
$40 to $50 Values!
Hat Free
Friday & Saturday Only
sses
Regular 525 Values!
' Pure dye' silks, beautiful rxnaterialfl, crinkly
crepes, rough crepes,knits, etc in a splendid
- assortment of colors
Hat Free
ONE DAY ONLY!
Hundreds "of beautiful
from. They're practical. They're smart Mads )
irom u mosi popular
fabrics of the season
silks.' wools and 7
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