gday, December 23, 1920
mT EVENTS
li n.,. 25. CUristma Day.
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J (WW. Dreamland Rink,
f no (t iv clinic.
1 Dev.
Svnmhonv
It j.J.tm fiiRt Douular oon-
i cert, arniuu.
I jan. lu titiue legislature
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XfiVLft House Notes
Circuit Court
(inlnt. Albert M. Detmering
Ijuntiff. tiled again W. A. Gal-
Itomiy et a(.
T,..,-..ii PYesia files answer to
I-wplaint of VV. J. Turnridge.
U A ford tiieo complaint
' m N. B. Neal et al.
. ... . u .. ..Hjii'nava fnr rlc-
n the case of George Dorr
Isrt order Dorr to advance fees
tor defense.
RpBclaralion of intention of be-
Iiim. a.i American citizen was
uj mwterdav by Philipp Stahel-
, 1, at present a citizen of the
Cfe confederation. SUihelen, who
, now living at 536 Seventeenth
get, Wat born In Romberg, Swlt-
ia.wi :ind came to America Sep-
Imnber of this year from.. Antwerp.
Daily Statistics
Died
jHROYRR At her home, seven
miles Houth ot inaepenyonee,
Mnesday, December 22, 1920,
Mrs. Jennie Shroye.', at the ape
74 years. I
The funeral will be held tomor
row afternoon at 3:30 from th.j
home of Mrs. M. S. Birdv.ell. who
resides tit the coiner nf w.,r o.i
Commercial streets. Rv. Evans
will officiate. Interment will be
n ai.e in the Citv View (...motor,
The deceased is survived by one
son, C. A. Shroyer, of Chicago ana
by one daughter, Mrs. L. Edge of
Independence. Webb and Clougli
have charge of the remninj,
Make your wife hippy for Xnias
Buy her this 1920 Crow Elkhart
sedan. Cost $2675. If sold this
week will take $1500. A saving to
you of $1175. Run 1400 miles, cord
tire equipment; terms. Call Adams
361. 306
Seena Owen
IN
"The House
of Toys"
wuvroBKev Of t.le .,
left yesterday for Kansas City, Mo! I
to attend a national convention of!
.u uamma Delta fruternity.
rom Kansas City McCroskey will
BO to San Francisco where he will
atend a national convention ot Phi
Delta Phi, national law fraterni
ty. He is a student at the Univer
sity of Oregon.
The Capita
Funeral
I, Salem, Oregon
services for
Don't forget
open until 9 p.
Friday.
Bishop's will be
m. Thursday and
807
All kinds of jewelry, Love's.
Henry I District itt, t-,
Jackson Zacher. who died Decern- Roberts of Jackson county, was in
v ... ,.,..., win oe jiem id- baiem Thursday
morrow afternoon at 1:30 from
the Rigdon chapel. The remains
will be placed in the Mt. Crest
Abbey mausoleum. Rev. James
Elvln will htive charge of the
services.
Narnkin Cafe formerly i Canton.
American and Chinese dishes.
162 H N. Comm rcial St.
Tailored suits, reduced
See Mosher, Court street.
prices.
J
Rostein & Greenbaum
Gifts Suggestions
Handkerchiefs, real fine quality, for ladies or child
ren, looks just like 25c values, for 15c
Handkerchiefs, for men, special good values, at 25c & 50c
Silk Umbrellas, colored, high grade, $9.00 ,and tax 50c
(Were selling at $15 two months ago.)
Silk Camisols, dainty and pretty, nice ones at $1.50
Silk Petticoats, green, old rose, purple and changeable
shades $4.50
Silk Hose, Black Cat brand, pair $150
Silk Socks and Silk Lisle, 75c grade, now 50c
Silk Neckwear for men, not cheap, but real swell ties,
choice patterns at $2.00, $1.50 and $1.00
Ivory Mirrors, Hair Receivers, and Powder Boxes,
special low prices.
SLIPPERS Daniel Green's, best assortment shown in
Salem, not cheap ones, but real beautiful goods.
INDIAN BLANKETS, all-wool Oregon goods at ....$8.50
Blankets, pretty plaids, 68x79, pair $3.25
TOWELS, big assortment, fancy patterns.
PURSES, Ladies' leather Purses, special, good ones at
reasonable prices.
240 & 246 Commercial Street.
SPECIAL
XMAS OFFER
Premium Beef
Extra Fancy Steers
SPECIALLY FATTED
FOR HOLIDAY TRADE
But at a considerable price advance over
Regular Top Quality Beef
NOW ON SALE
AT ORDINARY LOW PRICES
Steusloff Bros.
Market
Court and Liberty Streets, Salem, Ore.
Phone 1528
collecting he
120,000 due Jackson COUlltv mm
the liability company -furnishing
bonds for the county treasurer,
who lost the county funds in the
Jacksonville bunk failure. The
check was made payable to the
state and the latter's endorsement
is necessary.
The remains of Joseph M. Fitz
gerald who died here December
II, were shipped this afternoon
by Rigdon and Son. to Bucking
ham, Quebec, Qanada. where In
terment will be made.
Don't forget
open until 9 p.
Friday.
Bishop's will ho
m. Thursday and
307
Richard Crain of Portland, is
spending the Christmas holiday in
Salem visiting at the home of his
brother, Harry N. Crain, of the
Capital Journal.
When you think of good clothes
think of Mosher, the tailor.
Don't forget Bishop's will be
open until 9 p. m. Thursday and
Friday. 307
The dance which was to have
been given at Auburn hall Christ
mas eve will be postponed until
Friday Jan. 7. 306
Mrs. A. G. Foor left today to
spend the holidays in Portland.
Love, jeweler, watchmaker, Sa
1921 calendars. Homer H, Smith,
nsurance. McCoinack bldg. Free.
Work will be started Imraedl
ately on the bridge and roads near
Mehama, according to reports of
Judge Bushey and County Coinmia
sioner J. T. Hunt, who yesteiduy
inspected the roads and bridges of
that district.
Don't forget Bishop's will be
open until 9 p. m. Thursday and
Friday. 307.
First popular concert Salem
Symphony orchestra Sunday Jan.
2nd, 3 p. m. at armory. All seats
50c. 314.
Cecil Paul of this city, yester
day informed police he had found
his bicycle, which was stolen Sev
eral days ago. Paul saia he loaited"
the wheel under the grandstand
at the Salem high school football
field.
A delicious Chrislrms dinner
will be served at Hotel Marion
from 5 until 8 p. m. at $1 the
cover. Table reservations accept
ed now. JQ
His bicycle was stolen from the
Y. M. C. A. yesterday, Donald
Deckehuch, 940 D street, told police.
Tailored clothing reduced at
Mosher's, high class tailor.
Lest we- forget. The countless
little children waiting in line thru
out Europe before America's re
lief stations. Can you see that wist
ful, painful look, and forget?
Woodmen and friends are in
vited to dance Friday night. Pro
ceeds to go to European relief
fund. J08
SALE
IIISJF. fWDAY for a DOLLAR
CORNED BEEF and COBNED BEEF HASH
OF
SLIPPERS AND SHOES
Special Values in Comfort Slippers in a wide range of
colors, values up to $3.50
Men's Brown English Lace Shoes, welt soles, good look
ing and built for wear. Special jjg
Men's Calf Leather Shoes, heavy and medium weight
soles. Splendid for wear and comfort g gg
CHILDREN'S SHOES. Every Shoe given Special
price during this Sale.
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HouMwifc. k yourlf thi. question?
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coit and restricted purse.
Sm. Utm, b made another reduo-
. t nr.i.ttzina. canoed
Ed F-ef and Corned Beef Haao bt wiH
c've your problem.
otwnient method of packing thew mont
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, art- diversified enough to permit a "ri
. tempting duke that will be relihed
h en'ire family. Nothing handier lor the
"44rea school lunche; for the unexpected
:fZi for Ay, when inclement weather pro-
" ahoppins: and for other emerganc
TRY THIS RECIPE
..fhei.nt for a fomtlv of four.
CANNED CORNED BEEF WITH
CREAMED CABBAGE
2 ouo War Dept. canned corned beef
I head of cabbafe, about one pound
I teaapooo salt
Pepper and paprika
I cup cream eauce
Cat the cabbage Into email piece! and cover
W1A cold water for thirty minute, dr. In and
covar with boiling waler and boil thirty t.
rhlrty-five minute, in uncovered VMM. Drain
ndcover with cream .auce. .earned to ta.te.
Mix well and boil three mmute..
Wblla the cabbage I. cooking the canned
corned beef i heated In the can.
JSSLWV 'c-abC'".".?
edge Sprinkle .11 with p.pr.ka and g.rn..h
""raTtpe. can b. had from your dealer.
of Dollar' worth more of the nour-
: 1.11. . n ..in. through
a iiuianie in en v. ... i- w
wide flung door, of Uncle Sam
to deaUi all oer the land.
Tour dealer thi advert iaememt a ad rtock
ar larder without delay.
meat era aaM to the dealer, at the whole-
prices oppoahe, which allow them a legiti
profit and raault in a big aaviag to you.
mr. f. following oid-
Breaklya. N. Y, eth Sr. and Flrt Ava.
uLlim Mas. . Army Supply Bae.
Sn Aataole. Tap.
Sen Fraaxieca, CaU-
CHIEF, SURPLUS PROPERTY BRANCH.
OaVea ta. Qaartarmaeter Oneral,
Munition. Wag , W-hingtoa, D, C
IE WHOLESALE PRICES
ore printed below. may win
idea of what you will save on your purchase.
CORNED BEEF HASH
1 lb. cans, 15c per can
2 lb. cans, 30c per can
CORNED BEEF
No. I can. 15c per can
No. 2 can. 27c per can
I lb. can, 1 8c per can
6 lb. can. $1.00 per can
TABLE OF DISCOUNTS
Discount, to apply on .11 purcha. ' ?"
canned meat, on and after November 15, 1VZU,
are a. follow.:
$250 to $1,000 net
1,001 to 2,500, 5 per cent
2.501 to 4,000, 10 per cent
4,001 an,d over, 20 per cent
The Government will pay freight on carload loU
to any point in the United State, located more
than twenty mile, from .hipping point.
CUMULATIVE PURCHASES COUNT
When purcha... reach $50.00 1 24 net to
prevail when purcha.e reach $ I 00.0 1 1 . 28
net to prevail; when purchaK. reach $500,001,
32 net to prevail; when purcha.. rech
$1,000,001 and over. 35 net to prevail.
MINIMUM ORDER ACCEPTED, $250
Buster Brown Shoe Store
125 o. ( Jommercia St.
7. " k W I
1 Bw it by the case, X;
jwAp nrDARTMPMT CANNED MEATS
1 More Day for Tardy Shoppers
We are determined to make a thorough "CLEAN-UP" on all BROKEN LIN IX
French Ivory Less 1-3
Our Milt ire Stock, .No Lieserre
MIRRORS, PICTTJBB FRAMES, CLOTHES
BRUSHES, OOMBS, and all the various
TOILET ARTICLES.
. They make exceptional ii'ts.
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,(f, Buy "Her" one of our
WOOL SCARFS
SWEATERS
or
SNUGGLERS
rThey are beautiful in
IcolorinKs, finish and style
ALL LADIES' BLANKET BATH ROBES HEAVILY REDUCED
If"
JERSEY SILK
UNDERWEAR
Put in two lots for Final
close
$2.65
and
$3.95
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