Ths OREGON STATISSLAN, CakiaV Orcycn, Tiidif Morale?, Ociooer 2 ISS3
deal News Briefs
Cycle Hit . Horse Although
his motorcycle ran into a horse
on the Mt. Angel-Woodburn high
way, the rider. Edwin. Mlnneman,
1760 State street, escaped Injury,
he reported to the county sheriff
yesterday. The horse jumped out
in front of him, he said. The cycle
landed in the ditch. Drivers in
volved In fire minor accidents re
ported to "City police yesterday
were; u. Li. vommUU, Zll State,
and C. Tindle. at 150 South Lib
erty ; Mrs. Viola Crowder, 1948
u, ina an unidentified motorist
on High between State and Court;
W. E. Lytle, tit Berry, and city
bus No. 2 8 , at State and Com
mercial; J. G. Edds. Portland, and
P. W. Perkins, Salem, at A and
racine highway; Marshall Powell,
Sllverton, and Lowell Lambert.
route four. j . ;
Old time dance Kenti hall at.
Bite .War HawkR. is
Attorneys Meet The monthly
meeting of the Marion County
Bar association will be held at
Hunt's cafe tomorrow noon, Vice
President John H. Carson an
nounced yesterday. One matter
probably to be considered will be
the holding of a memorial service
for James GV Heltzel, prominent
Salem attorney, who disappeared
while on an ocean trip to San
Francisco last August. Election of
a president also is expected to
come up since Walter C, Winslow
lias declined to assume that posi
tion to which 'he was elected at
the September meeting.
October 31st will be the final day
of The Statesman's annual Bar
gain Period The Statesman by
mail anywhere in Oregon, for one
year, only f 3.00. Regular rate of
14.00 will apply after the first of
November. ,
Miss Crowley to Speak Miss
Carlotta Crowley, Salem elemen
tary school supervisor, will at
tend the Yamhill county teachers'
Institute this week and will give
two-talks on health education
work.
Dinner Meet Held Girl Re
serves of the Garfield school held
a potluck dinner at the T. W.
C. A. dining room-last night,
with Virginia WassainVthe leader,
in charge. About 25 ;glrls were
present. V .:' 7 -
.Classes. GrowingBoys" high
school swimming classes at the
J nd BUI Ross and
R. R. Boardman are growing lar
ger all the time with 311 report
ing Thursday. They are divided
into five groups of 40 or more
each. Miss Esther Arnold swim
ming class for . teachers which
meets on Wednesday evening has
increased to a membership of 25.
October 31st will be the final day
of The Statesman's annual Bar
gain Period The Statesman by
mail anywhere in Oregon, for one
year, only $3.00. Regular rate of
14.00 will apply after the first of
November. .
- Pep Rally Held A lively stu
dent pep rally was held at Salem
high school Thursday noon in
preparation for the big game with
Astoria high Friday night. More
ing eviaenced lor this
game than has been shown at any
time this year.
Dancrgat. Haiel Green, 25c.
Crosbr to TJV T Talon T imiI..
Crosbr will nV at h xsr m
T; U" nal1 Tuesday afternoon at 3
w ciocK, explaining measures to
come up on the ballot at the No
vember election.
Coming Events
. October 28 Yonng Re
publican clabs of state dine
"here. Senator Fred Steiwer
speaker.
October 28 Salem high
.vs. - Astoria high, night
football game.
October 29 Willamette
vs. College of Paget Sound,
night football game.
November 1 Dr. Dan
Poling addresses prohibition
rally at Salem armory.
November 8 beneraw
ejection.
November 10-11 Armis
tice day celebration ia
charge of American Legion.
December 0-7 Western
Nat Growers' association an
nual meeting, chamber of
commerce,
December 7-9 Oregon
State Horticultural society
conference, chamber of commerce.
Obituary
Davenport
In this citv. Oct. 2s winium
Orville Davenport, aged 70 years.
Former residence 1075 Rural ave
nue. Survived by children: Mrs.
Olive Hauk, Mrs. Blanche Miller,
Mrs. Mildred Schaller, William R.,
iien Li. and Orville J. Davenport;
seven srand children Ha for
merly of Iowa. Funeral services
nuaj, uci.. as, ai i:30 p. m.,
from the chapel of W. T. Rigdon
Son. Interment Cityview cemetery.
Smith
George F. Smith at the resi
dence, 985 North Fifth street at
the age of 76 years. Survived by
widow, Mary J. Smith of Salem,
one brother. Henry Smith of Wis
consin, and several nieces and
nephews. Funeral services will be
held from the chapel of the
Ciough-Barrick company, Satur
day. Oct. 29. at 2 n. m. with rtr
W. C. Kantner officiating. Inter
ment m I. O. O. F. cemetery.
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Births
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Brock To Mr. and Mm. War-
Ian Brock, of 66 S Oxford strict, a
5 pound son, born yesterday at
me Bungalow maternity home.
PIANOS TO
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Call 6tf Itt, Used Furniture
Department
151 North High
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CUowell Market
Where a dollar does its duty
173 S. Commercial St. Phone 8757
HJASBJ
We are now offering our 10
very best Breakfast Bacon for 1 a pound
This is just as good a buy as our hams are at lie a
pound.
one "Small profit "
We buy all our livestock direct from the farmer, doing
all our own killing. You pay only one small profit
when trading here. -
The quality of our beef is always good
Beef to Roast 8 and 10c
Beef to Boil .6 and 7c
Loin Beefsteak ... ...........10c:
Prime Rib Roll 15c
Hamburger .: .10c
No water no cereal no extra suet
This Hamburger is the best we know how to make.
Useless to pay more.
We make all our hams and bacon here at our market.
They are sugar cured and smoked with oak wood.
None better at any price.
While they last we are
offering- them at
Bacon ..............
Bacon Squares .
- lie alb
10 and 12c
......8c
We never use any old or off grade hogs in our market.'
Our pork and pork products are the very best. At these
low prices there are some real bargains here for you.
...8 and 10c
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Pork tq Roast ..
Fresh Spareribs ....
Pork Hocks ............
Back Bones .... ....
Fresh Pig Feet
Pure Pork Sausage .........1
.....3c
:....2c
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Guitar Trio Entertains JL gnl.
tar trio consisting of h. O. Cour
y. Ray Ashman : and, ' William
Free entertained Fraternls elnh
members at their meeting at the
Spa last night. Proving popular
with the young men; they were re
peatedly called imh
Andrew "Andy Peterson of Wil
lamette university baseball fame
also spoke briefly of his summer's
hall-playing tour of the orient and
announced the Willamette-College
of Paget Sound football game to
bo played on Sweetland field to
morrow night.
Rummage sale, todav an a st nt
N. High. By First - Christian
ehurch. - -
Clarion Out Tfca ohd miiu
tlon of the year of the Clarion,
Salem high student publication is
OUt tOdav. -Tha a ma mawa .t. ft
handled the material this week as
aid two weeks ago, -and Francis
Barnes, editor, stated that th.
would nrobablv eontinna tbronvh.
out the year.
To Attend Confwentw sudoral
people from Salem are planning
to attend the Portland T. v n a.
lay workers' conference at Reed
coiiege m Portland Sunday, start
ing at s p. m. Harry ,W. Stone,
Portland T. M. C. A. renaral ma.
retary who has Just arrived from
Kussia, will be the principal
speaker.
Xegion Men Meet Membership
committeemen and precinct chair
men of Capital post No. . Ameri
can Legion, will meet at S o'clock
tonight in the offic of Adjutant
William Bllven to the Masonle
bnildlng. The "next post , meeting
will be held November 7. -
Change Heads The Capital
Beauty shop at 12S, North High
street, formerly owned by Harry
Mills la sow under the manage
ment of Mrs. Berda Savage.
- Jones Hove Hero William C.
Jonea, brother-in-law' of William
H. Trindle, city attorney, has come
to Salem. to make bis home. At
present be la staying at tha Trin
dle residence, awaiting the arriv
al of Mrs. Jones who Is in. r Cali
fornia. Mr. Jones has Just been re
tired from the United State a nay.
He was stationed at the tank
school. . Fort Meade, McL. His ar
rival her brings, the number of
persons by the name of William.
C. Jones in Salem to three. '
Lumber at Special Prices
l (Limited Tine) r .1 ;
lx6" Common Ce2in
Flooring, Sheathing .
$6.00perM.
I- 6' Common Siding
$7.00 per M.
1" x 4" ae&r Ceiling
, M If AA
OIU.UU per M.
V x 3" No. 3 Clear
Flooring A to 9 feet
$9.00per.M.
1" x 6" Qear Siding
$15.00 per M.
1" x 8 No. 3 Common
Board and Shiplap
9I.UUperM. B
COBBS '& MITCHELL LUMBER Co. 1
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No. 37 162 N. Commer
cial. Phone 6169
No. 66-1978 N. Capitol
Phone 8620
Save at the following
Safeway Stores:
No. 519 270 N. Com
mercial. Phone 9432 - -No.
781927 State
Phone 9485
Fbbi? Gceatt UDayc tt Save
Prices Effective Fri., SaL, Mon., Tues, Oct 28-29-31, Nov L
Pure cane granulated
a lbs
10 lb. limit
Maximum, tall cans
S for ESc
. Primrose Brand
An all purpose flour
491bsackd)Dc
BbL $2.69
A real value
10,
'Pounds
50 Lbs. 93e
White-good cookers A
lUlbs.
50 lbs. $1.23
5(SA
Hershey's, limit lb. tin
A home product C
O lb. pan
raiisiins
4 Pound Pkg.
M M
2 noniid '
age
2c
He
with that old Brand
flavor, in bulk
Airway
The favorite O
Blend
lbs.
lg. can
BREAIiD
MALI?
Blu Ribbon
f nil c
U box carton
SOAIP
Lune, a P & G 1A
Product 1U bars
No. 2y2 cens
Van, Camp's No. 2 cans
16 oz Joaf
eachQ)
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
APPLES
Salem Spitzburgs
per box
O1
anaonnaG
fancy ripe yellow fruit
Pound
CAULIFLOWER
good quality, each
FREE FREE
Hallowe'en Pumpkin
for'the children when
accompanied by parents
,-.- , - - Free -
mm mm , . ' - ,
.fiartian : Sros. Jewelers
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A tremendous slash' in prices on fine diamonds, watches
and iewelry:ithe largest in the history of our business
career in Salem. ; . ,
THIS IS NOT SALE MERCHANDISE, BUT IS FROM
OUR REGULAR NATIONALLY KNOWf
ADVERTISED STOCK
. Our entire stock of loose diamonds are
now mounted in the latest mountings. We
invite you to visit our store and inspect
- these gems, tvery diamond ring will be
sold by actual comparison in price with any other store
in this country every diamond ring in our store has been
reduced in price at least half for this reason we know
our prices are the lowest in history.
How about a wrist watch? Permit us to
repeat, all American watches, Elgin,
Waltham and Illinois have been reduced
in price one half.
Why not inspect our unusual values in flat anci hollow
silver. Prices will never be lower.
Our loss will be tremendous, but we must have the
money. Read every line of this announcement, then come
to our store and save as never before in the history of our
business career.
Our advice shop early for some of these unheard of
values, as some of the quantities are limited. You do not
need all the money, a cash deposit will secure your pur
chase pay the balance later.
We suggest now is an opportune time to do your Christ
mas buying-buying good jewelry that you can inspect
and know just what you are purchasing, and at a big
saving in price.
GEE hjq wnsjinwo
MARTIAN BROSl
QUALITY JEWELERS
On the Corner of State & Liberty Sta.
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atts
' No. 10 sack
Weinerci
' The small, tasty kind
Tender aad JeJey
albagc
K Oycteroji;
Tour last chance to ge
:- these good oysters at r
25c pmU
(Next week the price
will be p)
Corn Meal
9 lb. sack
.Horkeb feoiurii
HAMG
Jjmrga center cot off good
mild ragar aired,
skinned ham
afore of these good, ten
der chickens. Rock and
.. Bed, aU. drawn ..,
2Gc lb
PORK .-
no AST
Yonng and tender
lftn, by the piece , .
;; 7V2clb
- Sliced' -
Armonr's dry sugar cured
Vice aad lean. Very good
K HQc lb -r
Rabbits; iYbung- and Tender to Fry . .ilZ..:.;:A9c lb
Come in tind set our market you will be pleased to find : ' - 1
i imdt tasty looking m eats so reasonable :T-S :-f----r,-
51 Orders Delivered Free Excepting Features"
Exclusive Agents
in Salem for .
Currier's
Tablets
LAVENDER
SHAVING. CREAM
FREE with
HARMONY
BAY RUMyjaa
us JS. Commercial St.
1 tin PEPTONA
" " - -
and a 50c tfn of
Ordorlics
A regular 150 value
both for
SOAP
3 bars Palmolivc
1 bar Cashmere
' Bouquet
60c'
value all for
-25c
19c
Those two valuable aids to
Youthful
beauty
of a special
LOW PRICE!
(flvi L' I Here's a rare opportunity to
i 1 H. I get acquainted with the lnxuri-
oos, satiny smoothness of Sharl
Face Powder and to enjoy the
lively, natural coloring of Shari
Lipstick. Your friends will com
phment yoo on your youthful
appearance. They'll not even
suspect that you are using cos
metics, nut's because
aCM fl - . mm.
Tl mWZ 1 1 1 . I nn is so son ana nnt
iHpCCIliVIl Olnnpji I that It blends inrisihly
"iio nj complexion.
$1.00 SHARI FACE POWDIR ; $15 Valu
75c SHARI LIPSTICK
- In your
favorite tints
BOTH FOR
ra-) (en
fi?
1.0a Krank's VfiQ'
Lemon Cream . . .-. . U f C
25e Pacquin's 17
Band Cream ' LC
COe Italian ' nn
Balm .OiJC
$1.00 Seventeen - f
-race Powder ...... OiJC
Spe Et ex-Dry , ; wj
Deodorant .. ...... J C
For Friday and Saturdav
60e Gillette : - in
Blades, 5's ......... ZilC
. . . . iVX W---v
lie
11.00 Vitalls , nQ
Tonic Dress In r . . . . 05 C
COe Watkln's QQ
Shampoo..'........ J7C
11.50 Wary T. Cl OQ
Goldman's .4... ;. ylaCi
80e Lucky - -
Tiger Ton! J . UO C
$1.10 nteh 1 R on
Shampoo ......... 0C
X6e Gem Micromatlc
Blades, S's
10c Modes'
Napkinc . . . .1. ..
Foot Ball FREE- ; ' .
with each purchase of pint
u Ml Anuseptls
Solution at
8.ef. 59c
S0e Phnilp's : OO
' Jink Uagneste. ..... JJC
' . $1.10 Warner's' . QQL
Atarol. lge. ....... VOC
0e Dr. Caldwell's ' r '
Syrup Pepsin v; . . .V otC
1 $1.00 Up John's gape
: :D Cod Llrer Ofl... UilC
'I Salts Yi. ZXf. n . 2 . 4 1 C
Here's the NEW FRENCH TYPE
FOUNTAIN SYRINGE
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