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THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, tiu.jjax, nuvt.nuu.B o, ivi. . '
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"AT Af AT MEYERS
'Meyers' Special Sales Offer Splendid Chances to Save
Those who take advantage of these three-day specials are sure to save money
on their purchases. Many people watch for these events and it pays them hand
somely. Something- new every three days. Remember that what you buy here
is of the Meyers' "Good Goods" quality and if anything should prove unsatisfac
tory, we request that you tell us about it, for we guarantee satisfaction.
Here are advertised specials for the remainder of this week tomorrow and
Saturday.
COMPOSITION OE CONOBESU.
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VMHKWiAlt
Week-end Sale of
Women's Splendid
"Merode" Union Suits
No. 670U-50 Our $2
Grade Special at
S1.39 for Tomorrow
and Saturday
An extra fino whito wool
garment, mode from merino
fleece wool. A comfortable,
well fitting Union Suit thnt
has given excellent satisfac
tion; high neck, long sleeves
and nuklo length. Our regu
lar $2.00 quulity, Spccinl for
three days
Tomorrow and Sat
u rday for $1.39 a Suit
A Sale of Women's
Gloves
Tomorrow and Saturday Regular
$1.25 Quality, Special at 98c a Pair
Of good grade these Gloves will
prove very attractive. Women's tan,
cape style, one clasp. If you want
tan Gloves, here's your chance to get
them at a decided saving in all
sizes. A usual $1.25 grade for
98 CENTS
t
Children's "Merode" Wool Union Suits
Regular $1.50 Grade Extra Special,
98c per Suit Tomorrow and Saturday
Here's a splendid offering
of children's high-grade Un
derwear made from fine wool,
ribbed weave, white, trimmed
at neck and down front edge
with dainty crochet. A gar
ment that will prove very sat
isfactory, as they are good
value at $1.50. Sizes 3 to 14
years.
EXTRA SPECIAL AT 98c
Week-end sale.
A Sale of Desirable
Hand Brushes
Our Regular 25c Kind Special This
Week, 19c Each
These Brushes are well made good
quality bristles well set in a solid wood
back natural wood or ebony finish
made in Japan, several different kinds
take your choice of the lot tomorrow
and Saturday at
19 CENTS
Washington, Nov. 5. Indica
tions today were that the new
congress would ho composed of
227 democrats, 1!IH republicans,
nine progressives and one social
ist. The senate will consist most
likely of 53 democrats, 40 re
publicans and one .progressive.
The republicans gained "4
members in the house, while the
democrats apparently have gain
ed two members in the senate.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER
AT LOS ANGELES
Sun Francisco, Nov. 5. Tn the hope
of discovering what was the motive for
his assassination, tho police were in
vestigating today the career of L. A.
Andrus, part owner and manager of
the Caso Loma apartments, who was
shot dead shortly after midnight by an
unknown man at the apartments' main
entrance on Fillmore street.
All the information the police had to
work on was furnished by Mrs. Helen
Yates, who occupies a suite at the Casa
Loma.
According to her account, a ring
sounded at the doorbell, and Audrus,
partly disrobed, answered it.
"Are you AndriiBi" asked the man's
voice.
"Yes," said AndrnB.
Instantly there was a Bliot, Mrs,
Yates rushed to the spot Andrus lay in
the doorway, a bullet in his henrt. 1Mb
visitor had disappeared.
TODAT
MARY FULLER
"THE WITCH GIRL"
WARREN KERRIGAN
"A Kentucky Gentleman"
and
A Good Comedy
Citizenship Requirements Carries-Two
Others May
Creep Through
NEW TODAY
FOR HUNT 10-room apartment, 385
Ikdlevue.
PIUS FOll SALIC Two months old.
i'hone M-F-3. ,
TAKKN HI' lU'd
Fourth street.
cow. Hit)!) North
SPKCIAL hot chicken
Fred's night lunch.
tomales at
TWO vacant lots to trade for a houmy
and lot. I'hone l-"7ll VV.
Portland, Dr.,
'FOll BALK Fine young mure!
l.-.jll. I'hone 2U-F-I2.
weight
John Bunny
In Song and Dance
Alice Martin was granted a divorce
by Judge (Inlloway today from Jesse
Martin on the grounds of cruel and in
human treatment. The plaintiff wns
also grunted the cure and custody ofj
two minor daughters. Velma, aged three i
years, and Kleunor, aged 1(1 months. The
couple were married at Htayton in 1!HW
and four children have been born to
them.
Notice to Public All barber shops,
huir-cutting 2"ic.
1 r 1
The House . Salem's
of hxt'''vS H CTlL Big Department
Quality JlVJlGOOliGCDSfc Sl0rC.
All Around Town
Dt. Mondelflonn, specialist tn fitting! to render the place more nttnictive and
glasses correctly. U. 8. bank building homelike. The fireplace is to be built
jhy donations without cost to the as-
A license was burned today for the soeintion. It will be of rough slnuos
marriage of ICd Magninn, a farmer ofjon the outside and will be one of tho
Woodburn, and Miss Valeria Wait, of" largest and most artistic fireplaces in
tho sumo place. ' !""' n,y.
Oard-: Home Wet wash Isnundry Under
new management; all work guaranteed;
wash days, Mondays, Tuesdays. Wed-
at nosdaya and Fridays, l'hono "171.
Family washing, uu cents.
Abates polished ana mounted.
nor 4c Koene, 3.HU State street.
It Is easy money free pnnta
MoHhcr's.
stalled in this city last spring ami has
already made a great growth, indicat
ing that It will become one of the
strongest chapters in the state.
Plenty of money to loan on Improved
farms. Lowest current rates. Any
I length of time; no publicity; no red
'tape. Willamette Valley Mortgage
Loan Co., Aurora, Oregon.
I A man called at the police station' emirs corrected.
last night and usKc.l lor shelter, saying
that he was subject to fits. The offi
cers looked him over ami told him he
might have a bed lor the night and
then to convince theui that he was tell
ing the truth the man threw a fit lit
the feet of the desk sergeant. A physi
cian wus called to attend him,
A telegram received by Judge Wll-
I Haul (Inlloway this morning from
Francis V. fiallowey, of Tho Dnlles
1 states the judge will carry enstorn Ore
gon for the supreme judgeship or at
least lead some, of the republican can-
i didutes for tho oP'i"?. tinllnw.iy wns
, 72 behind Harris in Wns"o county nc-
i cording to the official returns this
'morning, Mcllride had 321, Unison .'111
and Dean 7H7. The telegram snid thnt
it was expected that the ml urns from
Sherman would show that tho lend of
Harris was more than offset, Cham
, berluiu carried Wasco by 300 and
Withycomho by WO. ,
Ladies' shoes, latoht stylos, $2.20 to
:Ui.-. A. ('. DeVoe, ;ill Htnte.
"The women have proven thomnolves
to lie capable anil efficient judges and
clerks of elections," said County Clerk
Hchlhnr this morning ns lie was receiv
ing the bulled boxes from the different
precincts nt the court house. Mr. (lehl
iiur said that about 150 per cent of the
judges and clerks nf the past election
were women and thnt the tally sheets
and statements were neater mid In bet
ter shape tlina any received at that of
fice before. Not a single box has been
returned to the election board to be
properly sealed or remedied In any way
i for this election, while nt the primary
election nliout 1.1 lutllot boxes were re
turned to the election judges to have
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Mary Pichford
The world wide favorite
In
Mary's Convert
12th Episode of the
Trey 0' Hearts
Most thrilling aerial ever shown.
Only three more left.
Over the Wall
Sterling Comedy, .
John Bunny
In new songs and dances
COMINO
SUN., MON., and TUES.
Jacob P. Alder
Eminent Romantic Actor
'lichaelStrogoff"
5 Great Parts
210 Scenes
Masses of Russian and Tartar
Soldiers, Hundreds of Horses, a
vivid battle picture.
10 Cents
"Home of the Big Organ."
Xnv. .1. Available
turns from 307 precincts in Multnomah
county complete ami partial returns,. - -
.. ;.. ,., ), at luree (II.D PAI'KKH for carpets; 10 cents
indicate that onlv two of the ail nieas- per humireu.
..- . i i 1 1
ures on the nniiot are passcu ueiu.... ,
all question prohibition, and citizen
ship roiniromonts for alien voters
Journal office.
i L'OK SALIC Young fresh cow,
calf. tW!) North Twenty-first.
with
nuuii.iy . ,...Mn,..,,im m,lrn l,n9fl. 2IIO
the measure providing for the abo ,1, ion , 8tri.et.
, . ! 1. 1 1 . ; a ! ,..t ......I...KI V i
tUU prOIUIll IIOI1 Hiiiriiuini-,iL ,......-.'
!.. i 1 t 1...... -01 0110 nt inritv. i--Mt
curir-ti iir 11,1.-1 .....v. ,
Heavy majorities are registered against'
,.ll tile tax amendments us well us the I ',
one providing for a universal eight-1
hour law. The dentistry bill is evi
dently defeated by u few thousand
votea". The measure providing for pri
mary delegates was swumped by a vote
of five to one.
Multnomah county rolled up a urn
pority of nearly 2(l,(i00 in favor of the
measure providing tor city consolida
tion, which may prove sufficient to
offset the negative vote of the state
and carry tho measure.
Tne southern Oregon minimi appro
priation seems hopelessly beaten, al
though there is a chance that the ap
propriation for tlie Weston school may
carry If further state reports cut down
in any degree the present vote against
the measure. Multnomah county ex
pressed a small affirmative vole for the
support of the institution.
The measures providing for the aboli
tion of the desert land board and con
solidation of the state insurance and
corporation departments were defeated
by n vote of from two and three to
one.
lf'nvy votes were also registered
against t lie propositions to abolish t ti -
stat-.' senate, proportional representa
tion am! to create the office of lieutenant-governor.
The measure providing for a non-
purtMnn judiciary has. a majority in
Multnomah county of over lllll but
there is a strong vole against it in the
state.
SALK Flanders roadster auto.
Address O. I', tiiven, Turiiei, Ore.
FOIt li'HNT 1'pper lint, 7 rooms, e.loso
in and modern. I'hone HI! anil 14.
FOIt KENT Two well furnished rooms
for housekeeping. Inquire at 41)1 N.
Cottage
I
E. P. Cutler, a conductor of the Port
land, Kiigcne & I'lastera, of this city,
and wife and child return lust night
from a nionlh's visit In Kansas City.
Mr. Culler reporls a pleasant visit with
relatives and friends in the eastern
sillies but says that he is glad to get
back to Oregon.
A suit to collect SCIl. 52 nllogml due
oa a promissory note wus begun in the
circuit court today by W, II. Hudson,
of Htnyton, against It. tl. Hocdiglieiin
cr, of this city. It is ullcged in the
complaint that the mile nils given in
llllld uud that only the interest hud
Iiccii paid to date. The plaintiff seeks
AM us altiiruey's fees.
Mils Elma Wollor will rocntve pupils Thfl mm 81 nd ny, 270
n pmno on ami nHer Ocloder :il Ut'Nmll ( . o n . i-.-i i 1 , nnnonnces the Third
her Mudin, UIWI North Liberty street,' , 1,,(,hi,, N(lv,.lnlur , , 7.
10,, o ,'1'he public Is Invited.
Buy a suit of clothes at Moslicr's and "
you will receive an a girt an extra pair' W. J. Moriarlty, an executive officor
of pants, 1 of the supreme council of the Knights
nf ,'olninbus, is in this city to.luv look-
The, Y. M, 0, A. Is to hnve a hugo iug ever the locnl chapter mid meeting
flreplaci) built In the south wall of the 'the local members. The Hnlein chapter
main room of t do nssm iatiini building nf the Knights of olumbus was In
I
KEEP YOUR EYES
HEALTHY
Strained and overworked eyes soon loss their bril
liancy. The lustre of health In eyes oou vanishes
when they are wasting their strength. They fast be
come blood shot and dull looking.
Dofocllve eyes waste their own energy.
Correctly fitted glasses save strength.
Depend upon It that I will give you correctly fit
ted glasses. My nearly M years of practical experi
ence Is of Itself an assurance that you will get the
very best In service. My equipment Is complete and
thornuuh. The dIsnssr that I furnish are fltt.A.1 n.wl
TOrlC manufactured with skill and care In every detail.
Is .ii. 1 d0 "ot " d,ul" "or drugs of any kind, as they
L5N5ES tire dangerous,
I guarantee tU of my work, and you are Invited to come whore abso
lute accuracy In correcting eye defect! It placed above every other con
sideration. Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn
doctor or onics
210211 UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANS BUILDINd
SALEM, OREO ON
When you want to borrow money see
us. We loan our own money. We
charge no commissions. We grnnt lib
ernl options. Willamette Valley Mart
gage Loan Company, Aurora, Oregon.
There are murmurs of dissatisfaction
in ward seven over the city election,
and claims are made that the election
was not h'dil or conducted an the law
requires, It Is even rumored that some
action will be taken over the mutter,
Go to Dr, Btone'ii ror trdBsoa.
Mrs. Dickey, of 1506 North Fourth
street, reported to the milled that a
cow hud appeared in iier yurd this
ninining mid that she had tied the ani
mal up to prevent its doing any dam.
age around the place. Hlie said that
anyone who had lost a cow might find
one at her place.
Union Shop, hnlr cut 2.1c. Lee Can
field, basement Hubbard llldg,
T. C. Ayer, professor of education,
will lecture In the school auditorium of
Mill City on "Knowledge that Is of
Most Worth," at S o'clock, November
lit. This lectre was re ineted fion. the
Vnlvorsily Kxtension division by the
Harent Teacher Assninlnlon if' Mill
city.
The first number on Students' Ly
ceum Course appeals November 17th,
Hecure season tickets now.
France Ramseyer was granted e, di
vorce by Judge (lullnwny yesterday af
ternoon from '. Hnmsever on the
grounds of cruel and Inhuman treat
ineu', The plaintiff wns granted the
custody nf one minor dnughetr Lavlllu
Hunineycr, aged fl years,
Hair cutting 2rc. Meyers' barber
shop, 111'.' North Comuieiclnl, .
Judge William Oallowsy, of the de
partment Number !! of the circuit court
of this county, will leave Salem the
last of this ween for I'oithiud to heir
some cne in that district. There are
enses that had been set for hearing be-1
fore Judge Cleeton but since the de-1
elslon of the State supreme i-oiirt Judge'
Onlluwny lias been oldlgrd to iifflel.itel
In a number of h, o,, Portland
district. The lmhe of .'nidge Hallo-'
way's court In olbnny will do handed,
by Circuit Judge Kelly.
DoVoe Is slashing prices on ladles'
fine shoes during his Ten !nv Kale.
:1I4 Slate.
The many friends of Mr, and Mrs.
Kugeue Kckerlin will be pleased to
learn they have arrived in New York
and will be home adout the l'-'th. Much
uneasiness was felt on their account,
as they were in the war zone and for
some iime nothing whatever could lie
henrd nf or troiu them. They came
home on the steamer New Amsterdam,
leaving Holland October 17.
You get somotltlng for nothing free
limits at Mosher a when you order a
suit.
OUR NIGHT SCHOOO
l-'Olt SAI.H Hig young fresh llolstein
cow and calf. SIW Mouth Fourtotntls-street.
t'Oll SAI.H Una innge, lined two
months; half price. 00") North High
street.
houses, ti uud 7
Inquire oW) North
FOR HUNT Two
rooms; close in.
High.
WANTKD l")00 uud WoOO on rent es
tate of three times the value. Olm
sted l.nud Co.
Foil SAI.H Dray work horse, weight
about ll-'itl; will sell cheap. Capital
City Creamery.
UOAT M HAT First class only, nt 5e
per pound, by a half or u whole.
I'hone UiU M.
TWO M K.N WANTKD to cut out onli
posts. Two miles west of West Ma
leui. H. F. Schuett.
TAKING TESTIMONY
IN TUGWELL TRIAL
Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. .".The pre
liminary hearing of l'crcy Tugwell,on
a charge of murdering 'rs, Maud Ken
nedy, wus enlivened today by the ar
rest! in court of his father, John Tug
well, on n charge of enibe..lement.
Tho chargo was preferred by W. Oor
such, father of one of tho stnto's wit
nesses against the younger Tugwell, who
aliened that the father had deposited
to the credit of the Crystal Dye Works
a check' he had accepted for the
Metropolitan Dyo Works.
Dons Wi lmeyer, who passed the lot
where Mrs. Kennedy's body was found ,
on the night of tho murder, testified;
thnt she suw a mnii and a woman strug
gling ninl hoard groans. I
H. Keller, another passerby testified i
that he saw a man and woman in the1
lot, and heard sounds "like n dog
choking a cat." Later ho saw a man
run from the plnce. lie swore the fugi-
five was about. Tugwell 's height, but!
scenic, nf broader shoulders.
Klwoo.l tlorsuch, employe of the I
Motrojolitnn Dyo Works, testified thnt,
ho gave Tugwell a bottle of clilui form ,
prior to tho murder.
Judge Galloway's court was occu-;
pied this morning with the sewer ease:
from Woodburn,. brought by Kiln J. i
Clink and other property owners
against the city ot Woodburn. It is
held by the plaintiffs thnt the council,
proceedings ordering the sewer con
structed through the pinperty of tin'
pluinliffs was irregular ami that it
was not large enongh nor wus it suni
tu ry. The city holds that the proceed
ings were regulur and that all of tin
conditions of the city charter were
complied with. Also Hint the sewage
passes through u simtic tank and is
THE TOGGERY UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT
WINTHROP HAMMOND AND 0. E,
BISHOP, OF PORTLAND, BUY
FOIt HUNT Furnished complete li
room modern cotlnge on Fnglewod
cm line. I'hone ti-O-lt.
SI.KKl'l Mi HOOM TOIt HKNT-r'i.UII
per month. (lentleinnu preferred.
Ml North Church street.
WANTKD-To buy two or thiee good
cows from ownei. Address T. N.
Allcndv, lloute I, Tinner, Ore.
ON K lll'H'K "Mil" will lie sold by
constable a liidepi ndence giirag.)
Saturday, November 7, ut - p. in.
WELL-KNOWN SALEM CLOTHING l,,,,,, Xll m ,,,AN ,, i,,,,,,,.!
HOUSE.
scanty to party giving lender '
plovinent. .Y.KZ. X., Journal.
The Toggery, Salem's well known and
high cluss clothing and furnishing
goodn storo is now under new manage
ment uud ownership, David Yantis uud
John J, Huberts, the former owners,
have sold out. to Winthrop lint oud,
a capitalist, hunker and clulhing niuu
of Portland. The store is to bo roiu
corpornted and the name, "The Tog
gery," which has been familiar to the
public of this city ami vicinity for the
past ten years, will be changed. As
sociated with Mr. Ha mnii, will he
(', 10. Ilisliop, also of l'orlhind, who will
be the resident manager of the new
firm which will bo Incorporated as Tho
Hnmmond-Ilisliop Co.
lloth Mr. Iti.iMiiMi.ul and Mr, Ilisliop
are in the city ami have been actively
engaged in arranging the details of the
transfer und in superintending the in
voicing iin.l disposition of the Inrgo
stock of goods carried by 'llic Toggery.
They have an extra force of employes ut
work rcnrningiiig ami remarking goods
in prepnrntiou for a dig clearance sale
which is to be started next week and
which is to close nut much of the pres
ent stock to mahe room for big ship
ments thnt have b.icn ordered by wire
from the Kast ami are due to arrive
shortly.
Mr. Humuiiiii.l is president of the
Hiimmiiiiil Mortgage Co., nf Portland,
lie is also intcrnstc.1 In several busi
ness enterprises of importance. He wnn
brought up In the clothing business in
.Massachusetts uud has been connected
FOIt UKNT l''nrnblied
rooms near city hall,
High, phone 4.
housekeeping
North
FOIt ltKNT Kmull three-room ctH
tago in suburbs. Address ltebeccn,
11. Anderson, UH7 N. Front street.
i'olt SAI.H- Or trade for good cow, a
surrey, nearly new; undercut, canopy
top, holds four, Cull Center Street
Para.
I'oli SAI.H l!Y OWNKIi --I.1 acres fino
laud; fenced and .liar; rock road.
Itaigaiu if taken soon. I'hone I-1,
residence phono PJ.
A (looD, STIIONH IIONKST HOY of
till wants work; must have something
to do immediutely. Phono 2:100, or
.all rooni 2117, .Masonic Building.
FI.OKIST Cut flowers, ferns and
polled plants. Chrysanthemums, veiy
best, l n ml r 1 .-" per .lozen. Phone
.VjU. timber Pros., I ll South Liberty.
,I(IUT SCHOOL Young people who
wiiit to increase their efficiency
should read the adv. of the Capital
Itiisiness College elsewhere ill this
issue.
FOIt UKNT Ono five-room modern
bungalow and one four-room houso
with city water. (I. W. Lat'ler, 400
llnliliaril building.
perfectly siiaitary. Alt onicy t.rant with that line of merchandising prac
Corl.y is appearing lor the plnintifts. ticully all his life, ami among his
and Blaine McCord for the defend- holdings is n clothing store near Boston
nuts. I which has been in existence since I Sol.
-Mr. Hmnuion,! during his five years
Artisans Will Moot. The United Ar
tisans of the Willamette valley will
hold a "get-together" meeting in the
Salem Armory on Saturday evening,
November 7. The meeting will be en
tirely free mid open in the members ot
the oilier frnterniil orders of the city
residence in IWllund became well nc
qiiainled with Salem and he thinks It a
most delightful city with an excellent
business future.
Mr. Ilisliop, who is In have charge of
tne store here, is al'O a clothing innn of
long experience, lie was in the dusi-
KOH MALIC .'III acres, near ICugeue, of
garden laud; good buildings. On i'n.
cil'ic highway. Terms to suit at It
per cent, J. II, tinker, Junction City,
Or'goii.
I'OII SAl.K-'Choup, farm team, hai
n '.!i, good wugoii, plow, cultivator,
milk cow, three shouts, I doen chic li
ens, potatoes, etc, Must sell. ' Muko
offer. A. C. Sampson, Kalrvlew live
nil,', South Salem.
Is the place whore, many young
people have gotten a tnstefor
a usable elocution where the
sturt was made thnt ultimately
resulted in n Ivnncemeut mid in
crease,! efficiency.
There are scores of young men
and women in Sulein who ought
to be In our night school. The
cost Is not much, and the studies
are Interesting mich as book
keeping, shorthand, typewriting,
penmanship, spelling, etc.
See the principal In his uffice on
Friday evening. Night sessions
will begin on Monday evening,
November !th,' If enough reg-'
later to y cost of maintenance.
Capital Business College
Court Street,
and invited friends. Kxcursion trains' ness with some of the largest firms ofj
will be run from various valley townii I'ortlund, III Washington and elsewhere,
uud Hie thousand visitors are expected plans to give Salem a strictly high
In lie present. All Artisans me re- class store, on the newest and most
quested lo meet ut the Minion hotel progressive lines, hndllug only the
I nptly nt 7:4.1 p, in., from where I""1' class of goods.
those assembled will march, led by the "Dave' Yiintit. the founder nf The
Snleiii Military Hand, tu the Arinory. Toggery, popular good fellow mid ex
All excellent program tins been lulling-1 I'crt clothing salesman, who has been
ed, Including s.iine of Sulein 's and Port- '11 "le business In Salem for the past
laud best talent. After the program sixteen years, will remain with the
and dancing there will be a light lunch
eon served to visiting Artisans only. AM
locnl visitors lire requested to occupy
scuts in the balcony dining the pro-grain,
PERSONAL
Jo Walker left yesterday for Carlton,
Oregon.
L, H, Hemes -is on a business visit to
Denver.
Tiny Hinnnen, wife and sou have
gone to McCnllistcr, Okla where they
will spend the winter,
F. N, Hording left Inst night for Sun
Anionln, Texas, for a protincted visit
'to relatives and friends.
' Dun F. I.iiugeiiberg mis III Portland
renewing old iicquniutnnces aiming the
I musicul contingent und attending tn
'business mnlters vcsler.lnv.
new firm. Few men In the city nre dot
ter known or detter liked than he and
hosts nf friends will de glad to leiirn
that he will continue to serve them In
tho fame courteous, Imppv mid ef
ficient manner that won The Toggery
so 'many customers. Fred H. Meyers,
one of The Toggery's popular salesiu
will also de retained,
J. H. ECHOLS
MECHANOTHERAPY
CHIROPRACTOR
PHYSICIAN
Scientific Treatment for all Chronic
Ailment
Rooms 25 20 In the New Broymfin
Blilg.
1H0 N. COMMERCIAL ST.
DIED,
lMlNALDsoAt the family home,
tilth and l.ee streets, Salem, Oregon,
Wednesday, November 4, lull, Mrs.
Sarah Ann Smith Donnl.lson, wife of
It, O. Donnlilsoii, ngc, Ml years,
llesldos the husbnu.l the deceased Is
survived by two sons and two daugh
ters, II. W. Donaldson of Poilhiiid, It.
W, Donaldson of Salem; Mrs, i'.lla
Kurtz, of Dallas and Mrs. Hiiby Pun
lii.li of Salem. She was innrrlcd to
H. O. Donaldson In lssil, Mho wus
prominent in fraternal society circles,
being a member of chadwlck' Chapter,
r.nsiern oinr, ami tne negroe of Honor
Special New Korean
City Restaurant
Spanish Chicken, Hot Tainalee, Chill
Con Came, Chop Buoy Noodlef
420 Ferry Street
.Mr. ami .Mrs. li. Ifuckcrs nu.l Ken. 'Tlie remains are nt ltlgdon & ltichnhrd
ry Clark of Kola are leaving lor Wash- son ' undertaking parlors where the
burn, Tcnn., where they go to tnko up funeral services will be hel, at 'i
I theit resilience, " I o'clock tomorrow.
CANCER
I'nsltlvoly anil painlessly removed In
brief timo without the knifo or monry
refunded,
Address, Dr. II, P. tlnnner, Dot 33,
North Ysklma, Wn., Dept. J.
The man who Is really ami truly In
love doesn't lie to tho wotnnn in' tho
case,