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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 3 1925
EES I
THE SEASON'S
When! you see- the beautiful new color
combinations in our Spring Suitings we
are? sure that you will be pleased with
them. Our garments art tailored withr
so much skill that they iadapt themselves
to thei figure with a grace and ease that
indicates that the clothes beloncr to the
wearer.
G.
SUIT PRICES 18 TO 45
W Johnson' ;&
469 State St.
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BRIEF:
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AT THE THEATERS TOD.
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Oregon Douglas Fairbanks.
In MT Tbtt of Bagdad"
. Grand Harold . Lloyd- in
i . f'Now or Neverf .
Liberty "The Spoilers!, by
Rex Beach J.- '
IJlifih " Damaged i Hearts"
9 ; and 5 Act Vaudeville ,
Thrive Blocks From
niaiB : jiousc, iTuum moucrn
no use, au. un jn. uouage sc..
vSt., small house, large lot, $2230.
tin X. Church St., close in, mod
ern home In .every detail for i$6.
00. i Gertrude J, M. Page, 49fc N.
Cottage. a3
the parking ordinances of tie city.
The voting, however, will jbe re
stricted to students of the; civics
department. j T,hey will consider
the question of jone an two-hour ,.
bead la. and oujt, and other prob
lems confronting, the city officials.
Dance Sohimlle Hall
' Saturday night.
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Demonstration land Lecture
By Miss E. N. KoUockj home
economist of the Ilotpolnt Hughes
Electric company, will be held at
the Portland Electric Power com
pany, j 237 No. j Liberty St.l April
1st, 2nd and 3rd, from 2 10,4 p.
m. The public is cordially Invited.
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JertT rinh Meets ',
The Marion Oonntv Jersev hat
tie club will meet at the Chaniber
ofj Commerce Saturday afternoon
Student Study Civics
As a problem of civics students
or the J. L. Parrlsh junior high
school will express an opinion on
Willamette Valley
! iTransfer Co. !
Past ThroBgh ' Freight to. All
: M "iValley Point Dally: .-"il.l
Speed-Ef f Iciency-Servica ,-j
Salem-PortlAd-Woodburn
Corvallis - Eugene Jefferson
Dallas - Albany - JKmmonta
i Independence - Monroe
j 1 1 Springfield '
SHIP BY TRUCK
WOODRY
Buys Furniture
Phone 511
Popalar Priced
Men's anf Young Blen'a
Tailored Salts $25 to $45
ID. H. MOSILER
I TAILOR f f
Dr, an White
OtucpeXhT-Sutgmrf
j j(lr. ibnm'i method), -
I Qffle Phoa 8S9 r 69-l '
06 tf. 8. Bank Bids.
Jap Dirtl Filed "
Mr. and Mrs. Ichiro Kawamatn
I recorded the birth, of a baby boy,
named Jogi HawamatQ on! March
25, according td the records filed
with the city health officer yes-
terdax. 1 Mr. Kawamato is
anese contractor.
a Jap-
H. L. SUff Used Furaitare
Department, ; j opposite
house on High street. ' '
The
Trophy on Display
Al Kranse trophy for the
court-
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polf tourney, '! toj. be played. ofX on.
the Iljihee 9ol, groinds,f; is; on
display at The Spa confectionery.
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The Underwood i Typewriter Co.
Has moved to their new quart
ers at 19 Court street. They
rent, repair? and sell Underwood
Tynewriters. j Phone 262. i ! as
Elks. 3Iake Trln :
A number of Elks of the Salem.
louge returnea from Portland
wnere thev witnessed tha initfa
tlon Of a cla3aOf:4 44 candidate
to the Portland lodge. , : The de
gree wortf was p.ut on by a group
01 iaajtiKa Jrom McMinnville.
Near University.
And state house, n rooms, strict
ly modern home, large lot. with
"s. Jfaving and car.: Cut to
$5500 to move. Terms. Becke
& Hendricks, D. S. Rk Bldg. a3tf
Demonstration and LeetHre
By Miss E. N. Kollock, home
economist o the HotDoint Huzhes
Electric company-, will be held at
the Portland Electric Power com-i
pany, 237 No. Wberty St., April
ist, 2nd and 3rd. from 2 to 4 n
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vuuiit 13 curuiduy invitoa.
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Demonstratlo
Of Bridge Beach, ranges. Light
mncn served during demonstra-
uon. Glese-Powers furniture Co
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home
AH ex-
min Iarge Family
Here's 8-room plastered
with hot .water, bath, etc
cellent condition, with extra large
lot, $3500, or with small lot, $3.
000. Loads of bearing-fruit, gar
den, garage. Faces east, close to
car and schools,! north. A down
payment; and balance jost like rent
takes, i Make your move right now
vacant today.! Becke j Hen
dricks,' U. S. Bk. Bld& a3tf
Dancuig W Dancing t.
j CKTSTAIii GARDENS
; j j Ladic'FTeet '")" j. :
Thpmag Bros. Jaz jBan4;
chestra. full of life and DPL
I , fiATCRDAy NXjOHTf t
T
Skating, Skting Skating
I TJhuTsday, Friday, Saturday
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LADD t BUSH, Bankers
fistabUshed 1803 , -h
General Banldns Business ;
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Office Honrs from 10 . m. to S p. n.
; 11 ; ' 11
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and
COAL
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WE HANDLE BLACIISf.lITH, BRJJDER
COAL, BRIQUETTE
and ad kinds of coal for evtrj csa.
7c hare padded Vans and first class moving and
D. A.
PHONE 930
,11 i I' :il I'll IL 'Jl
Trancfer and
Storage ;
Sprlne Sports Manaer 1
Joe Xunn, a Salem boy and; a
member of the Phi Kappa Pi fra
ternity, was elected i by the alh-
leuc Council to minare Snrinir
Sports; tils "season at Willamette
university.
Model Beauty Parlor
112 X. Com'I. St. . Ijj order, to
setter accompdate their trade.
will be open evenings until 8:30
p. m.' Phone 956. 5 , a3
Iajor Clelry Visits i
After returning from a visit to
Washington, D. C, Maj. A. W.
aSale
Thialiofit!
A Can of
1 1 J i . i 1 i
for 6 Cents'
Tear out and fin in the coupon
blow and present it at cmr stora.
It entitles you to a can of Jap-e-lac
for tha astonishing prica of
0 cants. . .
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But You Must Act
Quickly '
Better come in today or to
root' row. ' This offer is for '
limited time only.. .. ; ' ' '
A Coupon Worth Money
Tl ! cat! tie 7n to
a qaarter vlat ( Jap-a-Lae,
aar ealar. far 6c It la
ataat warth 34a waoa a
pile a tac ' araaaa of
aar latvar ataa caa.af Jap-a-Iic
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IVaaae.
Dealer
MAX O. BUREN;
Fnrnitare Paint
170 N Conunerclat. Salem '
REDUCED SUMMER RATES
-r- TO CALIFORNIA. 1
BY PICKWICK STAGES
San Franciaow, one vr?y, 815J50
Ronnd TripTf3Xa
Los Angeles, one way, 27.23
Uoand Trip, f50.00
8peclal Rates to Parties of
j Information and Reserr-
-tlons, phone tic. or cau av
CENTRAL STAGT3 THK3IXNA1
Salem, Ore"ni - '- -'
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He ka a fiu aeleetioa of- Ford
ears in tha followioc trps
Koditer Tourings Sedans
Coupes and Delier up to the
Tery latest models at prices that
re more Uaa rirht. ' ' f
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The statesman and Pacific Jlome-
.t.diM.'.ddl...i eetinx. of
the1 Clackamas' county farm bureau
at Xeedyfhatt tonlghtA IHsTgutt
ject will jbe "Sidelights " on the
Cecent.LjegUUUve Sasslan.'f Se-
ator Toaee' will epeak to the farm
bureau' at Damascus, Clackamas
county; on Saturday eveniog tals
week. - 7 :
Cleary In Salem, for conferences
with Gen; George A. While of the
Oregon, national, guard. Major
Cleary 1 attached with the regu
lar army and is here on business
pertaining to the 1925 encamp
ment of the Oregon troops. Dur
ing the trip west Major' Cleary,
who was accompanied by Mrs.
Cleary, was. In two train wrecks
which happened within ten hours
time of each other.
Stop'in and Sample
Mrs. Gamble's Cooking at the
Bridge-Beach range demonstra
tion -at GiesePowere- Furniture-
store. as
Demonstration and Lecture r
By Miss E. N. Kollock, home
economist, of the Hotpoint Hughes
Electric company, will be held at
the Portland Electric Power com
pany, 237 No. Liberty St. April
1st, 2nd and 3rd, from 2 to 4 p.
m. The public Is cordially Invited.
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Open Bidn Today
Bids for the construction of the
new boys' training school, near
Woodburn, will be opened by the
Btate'board of control at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. 1
Highest Prices raid
; For used furniture. Stiff's used
furniture department, opposite
courthouse. .a3
Fair Officials Named
William Schuelmerick of Hills
boro has been named manager of
the agricultural pavilion for the
state fair this fall. Edward Shear
er of Estacada will have charge
of the poultry divisionj. Both men
have served in these capacities for
several years.
Demonstration
' Of Bridge Beach ranges. Light
lunch served during demonstra
tion. Giese-Powera Furniture Co.
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To Tisit Champoetc
Members of the state board oi
control : will ' visit Champoef mii
morial park early next week, in
orJer( to. determine what ImBrove
ments will be necessary this year.
Demonstration
Of Bridge Beach ranges. Light
lunch served during demonstra
tion. Giese-Powers FurnituYet!o.
a3i
Stop in and Sample.
Mrs. Gamble's, cooking at tne
Bridee-Beach ; range demonstra
tion at Giese-Powers Furniture
store, i 1 a3
sax: : -75j ,
MTCA ConyenUoa Ileld .
Pete? to '-from a "majority of
camps "in the county attended "a
county conTeution of the W.MA
in Woodburn Wednesday. John A.
Wright of.Salem-was elected dele
gate to the state conventicn at Al
bany' in "MayV.' Arir. Elliott of
Woodburn la alternate. Ct-
will be the next meeting-place.
STHNDUZEQ CASH
SALEM
CORVALLIS
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ALBANY
WOODBURfl
ONLY THE. EEM FOR YOUR TABLE
Package and? ced.goods of National refute; fralts and yegetables, the choice of orchard and carden
are stocked in abundance at Busick Stores. JTruly a logical place to buy quality groceries at true
economy prices, j ..!-.. :.-j
Senator Ttioze to Speak ?
F. T. Tooze. managing editor or
... 'DIED
FAIRWEATHER James Fair-
weather-died at his late home,
553 Center street, at the age of
83 years. Survived by his wid
ow and a stepson, C. B- Shaw.
Funeral services will be from
the Terwilllger home today at
2:30 p. ra. Rev. Mr. Johnson
of the Glad Tidings mission will
officiate. Committal services in
the family lot at the IOOF cem
etery. ' . ri K . ' 'I :
LAVADURE -At Chemawa. April
2, Dan Lavadure, age 1. Fu
neral services will be from Che
mawa, Friday morning at 8,:;30
o'clock, under the direction of
Rigdon &, Son. i
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MILLER In j this city, April 2,
James. Miller, age 83. Services
will be. held Friday, April 3, at
2 o'clock, from the Rigdon &
Son' mortuary, i with interment
In the IOOF cemetery.
Marffari
3 Lbg. Gem Nut
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65c
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2 Dozen Fresh
Eggs
49c; '
: No. 513ix :'
Soda Crackers
Jell-o
3 pks.
29 c
Crystal White
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Soap
6 hars
25c
2 Largo Cans
; California r
t - 1 ' i f
Apricots
49c
1000 Pound Fresh
Tender Rhubarb
Friday and Saturday
5 pounds i I
. IS.
24c
1000 Cans Preferred
Stock Pineapple
Large golden sweet slices
packed in. lartre tins
: 3. cans . ;..
1000 Cans Portala
Sardines '
Packed, with tomato
sauce or mustard in largs
oval tins4 cans
49c
lOOaCans Preferred
Stock TeXenhone Garden
Peas, S cans
;'57c;:: :):y:::
1000 Sacks" Pure Cane
Sugar - j
Fruit or Berry
per sack
$6.44
50,000 Pounds No. 2
Burbank Potatoes
100 lbs. for" -
:y!y
11 UrWadd:i
CrbTzn Flour
$2.43
$1.39
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2000 Pounds Fancy
Oregon Navy; Beans
v 6 lbs.
49c
'Caat'r ' . . - -
Ckld Medal
$2.43
The, QUALaTTY OF THE MEAT yoa eat is of more importance than the price you pay. Our market
!a nhnlnnnJ 4 aln.: dL m I lit. i . j
.a cMuipjtM w gire juu mjc qtcuiiy njecissary ior gooxt neaiin; au economical price?, uoyernxjeji in
spectea ior youc rrotecttpiu I'npne, 45druoV
BUY FROM A
WITH THE - -
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It Is Your Guarantee of Service Plus Quality '
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TOW
BEANKETS AMPDIAN ROBES
tICES . that: YOU wmLpIEEfe seeagaibi
,i 4
Indian Robes
1 ' ' BUV NOW
5.75 to
With summer coming
you'll need them
A Few (Pieced
Singles Left
Must! Be Sewed
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Virgin Wool .
53.0Q
Plaid Single
Blanlcets
Virgin Wool
. Regular 94?M
57.75
r Just Rewashed Not
Damaged r.
Plaid Finest
Y Quality Dou
ble Blankets
Regular $18.00 "
512.5Q
Ref luisned, lopk
like new '.'
Spiled,, rrncf
cd odd B!n!:ct
Pfak4 aJ "TT
as- crib' VcJcc,
cc. VhiI3 t'isy
In,. a .. 'v. .
,50ctaC20
DQNT WAI-Z- COME IN TODAY - ARE GOING FAST
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