The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 05, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textthe job. "Fine shower baths have been installed for the men. - 1' i 4 A number, ot Salem employes are taking stock in the company in Its great ne w ' customer-ownership plan. ; ; It is considered that PRlOESfAVIHEPElMTTO the Portland company, has put i over one of .the finest "Own-Tou- Own-Utlllties campaigns In the history of ; the ; northwest. It has Power and Light Company ' M - 1 till i now, 14 per cent of all its custom ers on its, books as stock owners. io nave necepuon wnen - Addition Is Completed and they, are coming faster than ever before, jj ' ' puotraLi : I MOST DRASTIC COMPELLING ORDER EVER IMPOSED ON A $25,000 STOCK SI V The Portland Railway, Light & Power company has been planning a public, reception at its new power plant on Mill street ever since, the power house was. finished along in the winter.- Bat -the company -wanted to set the k boiler house built first, so as to show a com plete, absolutely modern power : Installation, and the boiler house isn't , even yet built. The .recep tion still looks to be quite a way in the future. , v-' "1 Old House Based " But It la coming. Most of the old boiler, house has . been i torn down, and the site is being clean ed up.' The ! smaller stack' has been removed the larger one is just ready to bring down, as soon as the 11,00 O-Tolt - line in the old "boflerT room can be . removed and d laced on the east of the new.pow er house. Most oJ the bric'k from the old boiler settings has been removed, and-, the company Is al most ready to go to work on the new boiler house. 1 The original plans called l for the Installation of duplicate bat teries of water-tube boilers, both ' In the same power house. iThe , second - two-boiler unit is far en ough in the? future that the boiler house, as it is to be. built this sea son, will not be large enough for this, second, installation. ;lt - will ; merely enclose 'the first pair of .1500" horsepower boilers, leaving the south' end ; only a temporary i frame closure that will keep the plant in the dry but will be easily removed when the extension is needed. . - ' ':''- ., T ),.' ' , Draught MotoiDriven; j ' ;'a 75-horsepower electric motor Is used' to give, the forced draught for. the smoke In the cinder cone " that has replaced , the tall stacks that used to be the mark, of every great, power-plant., This motor, .with its attached fan. drives the . the smoke cone, where, the cinders are thrown out , by centrifugal - force and slip down the steel, sides of . the cone, to be.- gathered - up . from .the . trap door hopper bqt- iom in roruana, waere mere .is a similar; installation, a series of steel . Tanea has been tried like hurdles on a - race track, to put down inside the cone and obstruct and delay- the smoke current so as to get' better gravity purification as well as a relief from the back draught of the fan. 'It was found so good in Portland, that the' company-has imported a set ot slmilar vanes for the Salem plant which are now ready to install.' In Port land it was found that, the same cinder separation could be effected with the use of one-half the pow er, current, so the company Is an xious, to do as much in Salem. The improvement will be Installed at once.' : , '," ' Plant Is Superb The new plant is one of the1 fin est power installations in the Btate. It is clean and light and a matter of personal pride to everybody on , Fine Kimball piano ', 3 9 5, 35 down 35. a month. Here is a good practice piano one that will glxe you real service. Seen it At once. Geo. C. Will. 412 State St. ' Lewis J. Wolfard Sued By Arnold J. Cribbins . Lewis, J, Wolf ord was made the defendant of a suit for $3500 general damages tiled by Arnold L, Cribvins Monday. Cribbins al leges that while traveling on the highway between I Salem and SI1 verton on September 4, 1922. he ran out of gas. After procuring this, and while he was pouring it into the tank of his machine, he wjis struck, he alleges, by an au tomobile ; driven by wolf ord. knocking him - a distance of 15 feet and breaking a leg. In ad dition Cribbins seeks to recover $232.70 on account of hospital fees, doctor bills and loss ot time. . ; ; ... . j Cribbins sets forth that on, lac- count of ! a ditch on one side of the road he was unable to i drive his machine clear of the highway and the wheels on the left side projected over .the pavement lor about six ; inches. HfcXJOV KlfcKD FROM TOMAUH ; TROUBLE - " (' "Had j stomach j trouble, three years and finally was in bed eight weeks with ' i terrible r cramps writes A. I. Lyons, Dayton, Ohio. The doctors did not help and I could hold' nothings on my stom ach.' Tried Foley's Cathartic Tab lets and now 'am a well man. Can eat anything. Sour . stomach. headache, bad breath, biliousness and other . digestive disorders quickly overcome with Foley Ca thartic Tablets. Do' not gripe, pain or nauseate. Sold every where. Adv. .,-. WHEAT ,-"! Minneapolis, Minn., June 4. ' Wheat, cash No. 1 northern $1.10 1-4 at $1.18 Iff. No. 1 dark nor- tehrn spring, choice -,- to. fancy $1.25 1-4 1 at $1.31 1-4; good to choice 21.17 1.4 at 1 1.2 4 1-4: ordinary to good $1.12 1-4 r at $l.I6U-4f July $1.11 1-2; Sep tember $1.17 7-8. . Relieved m 3 Days"; CO writes on- of my patients who had suffered severely from Pilcsforinaiiyyears. Her letter and those of scores of others who have been permanently cured by my non-surgical treatments are con tained in a book which I shall be glad to send any Pile sufferer FREE; upon request. 1 No hospital bills, no anaesthetic, no shock, no danger, no confinement to, bed or room, and a GUARANTEED cure. Remember my guarantee means a positive and per-; tnanent core no matter how severe your case may be. ; ZKJt M(Tl "T AS. J. DEAN eft wrin wKirma . iscn M I 5 sv j rnk. ' w r 1 LADIES' ;'; ' t " J - Just Amyecl U ;' ; . . " :; r 1 I ,,-New Bertha Collars, square collars, panel col- b lars, vest'ecs, collar laces, guimpes, etc. ' ? The nets and lacp3 uscd iji neckwear styles are so. feminine and frilly that plain suits and prim' frocks can't well bo without 4,hem, Such great assortments have never, been shown -here before. ; i i ; - . , Collars 49c, 69c and 9Sc each. t - . Lao? collaring 69c and 98c yard. " ; Vestee and collar sf;ts 98c and $1.25 . '1 ..Gale, ck Cbrhpariy Commercial and Court Sts. M t . ' IS . i rW !: ' I 1 - - ' I ' ! . f I 1 I . 1 1 . I :. . p. : 1 - - I ! : ' II ( T mm Lj Vr7 Li n Just Look and Seel The Slaughter Is Immense! IVIUST Ig Plactep Wqr?I For Wednesday Only 0 I 0 h We Will Go from the Ridiculous to the Extreme : ......... i ;., , j- - t - - : r : ' ' - NINETY-NINE CENTS For Wednesday Only ' WATCH OUR WINDOWS i Lowest Prices in Nine Long Years WATCH OUR WINDOWS Men's Wopcn's and Children's Bathing ' Suits Many rallies to ; $2.5d In cluding the famous Annette Kellerman bathing suit for women. Sacrificed . 4 Yards Ticking ; ' Regular 39c art ticking in fan cy colors. S1.56 values sacrificed at 4 Yards Heavy Denim . Regular' 35c yard, extra heavy indago blue . denim. : 31.70 -values, sacrificed )f Art, u ...,.., ...i.:.:.fvyc 4 Yards Windsor.Crepe Regular 39c value in a com plete - stock of patterns - and colors. 1 fl. 66 value QQi? sacrificed at ,.... .. . 5 Yards Laurel Suiting 35c laurel suiting. A good se lection 36 inches wide. Your chance now, 5 yards ' ;5 jjYards Amoskeag ' Ginghams v Regular 35c ''ginghams, 321ns wide. Good patterns,,on Art ' I sale at 5 yards ...-.i. 6 Yards Marquisettes ; Regular 25c mercerized mar quisette. 31.50 Aulue, on flQJ sale at ............. . WC j-y - 1,': ' ' - Dozen Towels -;V Regular 20c huck towels. Me-i dium large size, good grade 3Z.40 value, sacrificed . .. j. i : , . ..... V-.-; , 6 Turkish Towels Formerly - 35c. ' Extra heavy weave, medium large ; rtfti size." 31-70 value .... .rjL-,; . Feather Pillows . t - - - . ? Extra large sixe, fancy, cover-f lng. Regular 31-75, QQ ' at eficriflced 3 Pairs Hose Women's 65c mercerized lisle and other fine hose. 31.95 value 2 Pairs Hose, Sport Wool Regular SI. SO wool sport hose, fancy styles j all sizes for men, women and ichlldren tt MP m m at .j. . . . 5 Pairs Hose Regtilar 35c women's cotton and j lisle 1 hse in black and ; brofn. 31.7$ value, ' sacrificed atf Corsets Royal Worcester, Kabo, and Bon) Ton, pi group of values' 99c 2 Women's Unions $1.00 value, women's union suits. Sacrificed for Qrt Wednesday, 2 for i .". . . 7C Six 35c Vests Women's fine ribbed under vests, very good' makes, aa 32.10 value at . I VZJC :.': , Artamo Packages 31.75 and 32.00 values. A good assortment, all supplied with D. M.- C. threads. Qrt Package sacrificed at .. ''C AN AMAZING SAiE OF HtGRADEv ' i t , i i Values to $2.25 COXOXIAIi STkXK 3 - 'i- SUSS A sacrifice of all, short lengths and certain lots. Prices that'll make a complete clean-up Wednesday.. : ; ... i" J 4. Canton Crepes ' . , ........ ( Regular values $4.00 yard. Good j selection of colors . . . . . . . . 99c t7 Heavy ' Graded Crepe de Chine ; Regular $1.98 and $2.25 values. Good selection of colors t. .. i ' B& Assortments of Colors- ' 99c Taffeta Silks I ; - 36-Inch width. Regular value, 31.93 yardj now ...... k.- s . . i 99c Good Selection of Colors Georgette Crepe - Regular 31.98 value. ,. Price sacrificed QQ Wednesday at . . . . . . . ! C ! For Hport Skirting - Marvel Cloth In pretty checks, regular value 31.98 per "yard. ? Sacrificed at J , . ; ' " . . 2 Yards ' . ' r . Regular $1.00 value, yard 99. Vobl Dress Goods 2 yards sacrificed ; : at 99c aYarli Permanent Finish Organdies -t St I .. 88c I Round roasters, percolators, convex, teakettles, . , dish pans, water pails slew kettles, sauce pans, preserving kettles,' etc. )' , i. . IX Tim BASEMENT STORE 99c GOATS' A new line of values to 322.56 Silk Marquisette Fun fast, silk - marquisette. Regular 31.75 value. 3 6-inctf width. Sacrifice . price rtrt per yard ....... .'. ..:J Jap" Lunch Sets j . One 60x60 lunch cloth and 6 nrfpkins with blue bird figures. 32.10 value, sacrificed 2 f ft at ......... HSJC 6 Yards Cretonnes A new line of cretonnes In "pret ty colorings. 32.10 valr Qrt' ue. On sale at . . . . . . 5V.C 7 Yards Toweling ; Linen: weft unbleached toweU ing, standard width,1 Sl-2.3 value, s sacrificed A 99c 33 Yards House lining Ready prepared for 1 use. 36 inch width. 32.31 value qq on sale at "vJC Men's Dress Caps Values to 32.50 in latest styles. All sizes. Sacrificed , Q0 fien'st.7pmenvs and Children's Bathing: Many values to $2.50 includ ing . the famous Annette Kellernran bathing suits for women. Sacrificed ; p O at ............ . . . w Bpys', Ccmb. Qvralls, -Idea for hop picking and (all field work. Regular $2.00 val ue, sacrificed ' r r at .... Boys' Umcns ' ) - Regular value 75e each; athle tic or. ribbed. Sacrifice f price 2 suits . . . . . . y C 4 PairrHose Silk lisle, regular 45c men's hose. ' In all colors and pf sizes. Sacrificed at ... . C Meffs$2t6$5aVd Dress Shirts Silk , stripe, madras, souaette and, other, good materials not all sizes. Wednesday "ff sale . . . . i V C $95 CO ATS land CAPES 73c to S1.23 Yard In plain and checked patterns, -.Sacrificed at 44c Yard $4JM to $3.00 Values Silk Blouses Sacrificed Paisley colors,! other colors nd styles with black silk overlacc, also brocaded j ' $1.87 . WOOL SPORT SKIRTS Plaited styles in many friew woolen weaves. The styles and patterns are many. Sacrificed at $2.77 ; Jersey Silk i Petticoats - . " . - - ; i"-''- -. i '. ; ! ; Sacrifice Price , $193 v ' ' ' i i ' - I ' Gaily colored Silk Jersey petti coats, regular value at 33.98. The sacrifice is terrific. .. Vrlues to 337.50 $0 150 . i ? . " n . i i Crepe, Ratine,! Voiles and other Grocery Specials' 6 cans Dunbar's Fancy. Shrimp ..... :99c 16 lbs. Fancy Head Rice 99c 5 pkg$. Citrus Washing Powder 99c 35 bars Lenox Soap ..:.......... 22 Cans I American Sardines 3 pkgs. Mother's Pie Filler .1 ...:99c ....99c :..99c DMSSES Basement , ' Sacrifices Are Great Regular f 1.73, value Galvanized Tash Tubs No 3 size. Extrayiarge,,price sacrif iced,Y f -'at iiUC Hand Painted Bowls and Vases Values to 32.25 each. Price sacrificed. f0 for Wednesday V, J J C " Women's and Girls i Rimmed Hats r Values to 32.75 in the lot. The selec- CiQ f tion Is big, price sacrificed to . . . . . . Women's and Misses Gingham .Dresses ' - I Values to 3225. Pretty patterns and attrac tive styles. Price sacrificed flO it . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . .' . . . . . . ...... JliC 25 Bars Toilet Soap ''"' '- .. '. ! . Big bars" ' ' 99c ' ' J :' '' 2 yards 75c 4.-foot canves 99c 31-50 Jane Dandy Play Suits 99c Women's Unlonoveralls , 99c - t , 5 Men's 35c Ties . 99c .. Flelsher's 69c yarn, 3 balls 99c in all colors on sale at 3 yards 0. . .'.'.V.1 99c 1