TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1922
a
1
Miunii to n o
unuL-iunuv
CITY OFFICERS AT
2
IE
T JANUARY
At the next meeting of the city
council scheduled for January 2
. 7-10 o'clock, the aldermen will
elected city officers for the com
ing year.
John Giesy will Bit for the first
.,, will be a warm one, it was
indicated at the council gather
InK last night,
a, mfin. city officials, sat with
in the council circle last night for
the last time. They were" Mayor
o.ivnrsen. City Recorder Eaxl
nice and Aldermen Utter, McClel-
land Scott anu pauui6i".
last night's gathering W. H. Dancy
was sworn in as alderman to suc
ceed Joseph Baumgartner whose
...ifftint.ion was tendered at the
leoito"
last meeting.
Fire Chief Praised.
rnmmunication In which he
landed the men with whom he had
8erved on committees during his
6everul years as umerumu whb
submitted' to the council Inst night
by 'Mr. Giesy. None could have
the city's interests more at heart
than they, he declared. It was Mr.
Oiesy's last meeting as an alder
man and a unanimous rising vote
ot thanks for his services was ex
tended him by the other council
men. ' '
Harry "Buck" Hutton, fire
chief, also came in for commenda
tion at last night's meeting. Chief
Hutton's annual report was sub
mitted last evening and, after It
had been read, the aldermen ac-
Cornea i;mei .
ot confidence was extended him by
the council. The work of the de
partment, Mayor Halvorsen point
ed out, has been excellent.
Alleged Frauds Probed.
Little other than routine busi
ness came before the aldermen
last night. Declaring that city
Wghte in the vicinity in which he
DR.
STARTS
' THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SAT.pxt fwvnnxt
lives arA nut fran..n..i ,
McClelland advised all council
men to request residents of their
respective wards to telephone the
light company whenever lights ar
extinguished.
The council agreed' to pay for
electricity used in a cluster light
to be installed at the Webb morgue
at the corner of Church and Ferry
streets. '
Councilman' Henry Vandevort
chairman of a special committee
named to investigate alleged
frauds perpetrated by certain Sa
lem merchants, requested and was
granted another two weeks in
which to probe. It has been diffi
cult to secure information regard
ing the reported cases, he said.
Committee Is Continued.
A request of Alderman Giesy,
chairman of a special committee
appointed to investigate the feasi
bility of installing improved gar
bage destroying facilities, asked
that the matter be continued for
further investigation. Incinera
tors, such as are used in Portland,
have been found to be more or less
unsatisfactory, he said, and the
members of the committee did not
wish to make a definite recom
mendation until a further probe
had been made. More time was
granted the investigators,
Two stores in the vicinity ot the
fair grounds held the attention of
the council for several minutes
"might. It was the opinion of
certain aldermen-among them
Councllmen A. H. Moore and Hal
Patton that a communication,
requesting these stores to close on
Sunday-should be addressed the
ownei.a. The move was fought by
Aldermen George Wenderoth, Jas.
McClelland and A.. F. Marcus,
however, and the motion received
no second.
FILMS SUPPORT
ALLEGED FRAME UP
Paris, Dec. 19. A close study
of the film of the Carpentier-Siki
tight shows that Francois Des
camps, manager of the French
boxer, went to Siki's corner in the
fourth round and Bald something
to Hellers, the Senegalese's mun
ager, according to a story printed
by L'Auto today. The journal re
calls that according to Siki's al
legations it was in the fourth
round that the negro had arranged
to allow himself to be beaten. .
Vice-President Boubariat of the
boxing commission, in an inter
view with L'Auto, said that for
the manager of one boxer to talk
to the manager of another while
a bout was in progress constituted
a very serious, fault.
Subscribe for the Journal
JACK
SATURDAY
v , ' - nil nil t-H is
UNIVERSAL
Four Heat Electric drill
UNIVERSAL
Electric Coffee Urn Set
UNIVKRSAt.
Eleclric Percolalori
nd Urns
1
GREATER THAN
EVER BEFORE
That is an
Acknowledged
riiimph
-People's Cash Store
See Our Big
Advertisement
In Next Column
Seven Lbs.
SUGAR
lasting one.
Make your Present a
Just received a shipment of Universal
Electrical Gifts.
wm. ii
1 1
1 f
aorr
ians
The Store of Housewares
135 K Liberty St. Phone 67 i
With other purchases
of $1.00 or over
People's Cash Store
5 Large Cans Borden's
MILK
SO
C
People's Cash Store
PAGE THREE
ONLY FOUR MORE SHOPPING DAYS LEFT TIL XIYIAS
ONCE
SALE
The
I
or
FOR ONE DAY ONLY WEDNESDAY
In Conjunction with Our Great Christmas Sales We Announce
ightiest Values Ever Presented to the
Buying Public of Marion County
3 Pounds of Economy
COFFEE
C
2 Pounds.
WALNUTS
50c
People's Cash Store
Luggage and Trunks On Sale
Being heavily stocked on all kinds of luggage, I am making
the following prices for the balance of December.
BETTER BARGAIN THAN EVER
$1.75 Boston Hand Bags, imitation leather -.. --g-47
$3.00 Boston Hand Bags, genuine leather. JJ
S3.50 Boston Hand Bags, hand boarded. e7an
$6.00 Leather Traveling Bags, cloth lined........ JJ-JJ
$10.00 Leather Traveling Bags, leather lined. ............
$13.50 Hand Boarded Traveling Bags, leather lined
Good strong 24-inch Suit Cases : JJ-JJ
Large Heavy 24-inch Suit Cases - -:?S n
$14.00 Genuine Leather Suit Cases - " "lo 'S
$12.00 Genuine Leather Suit Cases g-JJ
$11.00 Steamer Trunks, 32-inch. "f-;j
$12.50 Man's Trunks, 34-inch - j":J"
Good Wardrobe Trunks - . Jf.uu
Brief Cases, Secretaries Catalogue Cases", Straps, Tags and
Shopping Bags all reduced.
5 Pounds
CANDY
Special
Oc
5 Cans Standard
CORN
50c
People's Cash Store
20 Nickel
CIGARS
50c
Dozen Fine
ORANGES
50c
EOT COFFEE
Served Free in the Basement
1
18-Inch Unbleached
linen Finish ;
Toweling
Famous ''Fairfax"
kerry crash unbleached
toweling, values 25c,
per yard
' Special
4 yds. 50c
SAP :F f
5zjjy lfA Ltra Ljsa
Eegrnlar 50o Value
each .large
Turkish
Towels
Size 42i22 Inches,
firm quality. Wednes
day 2 for 50c
The Premier Event of the Day
The very atmosphere about this store, breathes-and radiated the spirit of giving.
Here are a lew examples;
PREMIUM COUPONS
given on purchases as usual.
Men's 75c Gift
Suspenders
Shirly and President
Suspenders put up In attrac
tive gift boxes, ready for
presentation. Many colors
and weaves to select from
t Special
, . .. 3 Pairs F and E .
, ; Heavy Sox
Special
50c
Eegular 25c Men's heavy
Firemen and Engineer cot
ton work Sox, In black and
cordovan.
ine Yard Mercerized 60-Inch
Table Damasl
8 Fine Grade
Hair Nets
Special
50c
Regular 10c and 15c qual
ity Hair Nets, double mesh,
of human hair, in all shades
at this low price especially
tor Wednesday.
Reeular 75o Box of
3 Ladies'
Kerchiefs
Special
50c
Our regularly priced 75c
box ot three ladies' fine em
lyuidered Kerchiefs will go
at this Sale Price.
V, Yard Silk
f. Shirtings
f J Special
50c
Featuring the muchly
wanted stripes, a value you
must not overlook. Special
tor Wednesday only
Pressed
Sleeping Dolls
Special at
50c
Basement
ladies 'House
Dresses
$1.50 Value
Special Each
Values like these will be
apparent in the basements
Wednesday.
Nicely made of gingham
and percale with fancy trimmings-.
All sizes in the lot.
Limit one to a customer
WM -
WE EESEEVE THE RIGHT
to limit quantities sold to
any customer.
150 Pieces 75o
AluminumwV
Ssecial
C
3 Yards Standard Percales
25c and 29c values, light 'und dark
colors, full 36 inch width, standard grade.
At thl? special price.
50c
36 Inch Silk Poplin
In new colors, very desirable shades.
This material with Its many uses will
make acceptable gifts.
50c
12 Fine Linen KerChiefs
12 fine lawn handkerchiefs, very good
grade, some with a touch of embroidery.
Special per dozen
50c
12 Balls Crochet Thread
A great assortment of crochet threads,
nearly every color wanted can be found In
this lot. 12 balls, special at
50c
5 Yards Good Grade 3 Yards Genuine
FANCY HOPE
FLANNEL MUSLIN
A 19c value, special at An old and reliable, well
5 yards known grade. Special, 3 yds
50c 50c
Values to $1.25 In the lot.
Percolators, sauce pans, pud
Ing pans, dish pans and
other large pieces. In this
sensational 50c Wednesday
sale. . ,
3 Yards Amoskeng
Ginghams
Special
Stock of Crib Blankets
Come and take your pick, the stock Is
limited, although the assortment Is good.
Values to 98c In the lot, special
50c
Child's All Wool Sweaters
All wool slip-over nweaters In colors,
you will want, a good selection and very
nice styles, values to $1.25 go at
50c
3 Ounce Skeins Yarns
All wool yams, showing nearly every
wanted colors, regular value 75c per skein.
Special for Wednesdoay only.
Men's Heavy Sweaters
An odd lot of men's heavy cotton Sweat
ers, regular $1.25 values, special for
Wednesday only lt
50c
50c
1011311 PS
50c
Were 29c. Amoslceag Glag
hams, In a new selection of
patterns that are truly at
tractive, both In color com
binations and designs; 27
inch.
2 Yards Glass
Toweling
Special
50c
Regular 85c striped and
checked Glass Toweling In
16 Inch widths. Blue and
red are the colors.
Ladies' Art
Silk Hose
50c
Regular 79c per pair, fine
artificial silk hose in black
and cordovan. All sizes In
the lot. Special In this fifty
cent sale.
3 Pairs Children
Stocking
Special
50c
Reguar 25c and 29c heavy
cotton ribbed Children's
Hose, in sizes to 8. Suitable
for both boys and girls.
Men's Dress
SHIRTS
A large lot In pretty
striped patterns, regular
values to $1.25.
Special
50c
s
AXO..BUREN
179 N. Commercial a em
" lllf?iLflIilia