The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 09, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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    THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 9, 1925
5
We have a gorgeous
never so oeauuiui.
The man who appreciates something different will
G. W. JGlHNSPNi
CITY, NEWS IN
t - . -' . "1 1 I ;
'AT THli THEATERS TODAY
. Oregon "If I Marry Again"
: with Anna Q. Nilsson.
Liberty Eric Von Stroh-
. Uim's Masterpiece f'Greed''
Bligh ','Th'eOld Fool" and ;
"The Leather Pushers."
War Mothers Meet j- j
f American War ! Mothers
of Sa-
lem met Wednesday; at the Cham
ber of Commerce for jbeir regular
meeting, at which tjirae i several
cooked food sales were selected.
The first one (will be held. at the
Southern Tacific city Hicket office
April IS. Discussion; of the com
ing convention of 4be American
War Mothers, to be held in Salem
April 23. occupied a major portion
of the tine, i" !!; I f
New Knight Six In 4 M. '
See thjnew Knight six Justin
at-Vick Lroa. i: .sjMii!: j.-ii i j -410
Repairs Are Made jj j
The pconograph of the McKIn
ley junior high school has been re
paired, after being wrecked by
a vandals 'who entered' the; school
some weeks ago, 'Besides damag
ing the interior j pi j; the school
building the' miscreants dismem-
WOODRY
Buy. Furniture
' Phone 511
1
DR. B. II. WHITE r
! OstoopaUsy-Sorserr .
Slactronle PUgnosla sad Treatment
; (Pr. Abrmm's vethed)
Offl PHone 85 or 469-J
506 V. 8. San Bid.
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
'ijjjf ?'. r Established 1868 L . . " '! .f
General BaiJcing Business j .
Office Hours from
A CARLOAD OF
z3
vhich we are
; Delivered in
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display f Easter Shirts 'and Neckwear Styles were !'
469 State Street!
bered .the phonograph, which had
been purchased by the children of
the (school, 'and carried It with
them to an old barn near Salem.
The pol ice-were active in, the cap
ture; of the vandals and in their
capture the motor for the phono
graph was recovered, j
Men's Virgin Wool
, Suits
2 pair pants,
$37.50.
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Bishop's.
Boxing, Salem Armory
Friday, . April 10. Dawson vs
Frankier- Lewis, 10 three-minute
rounds; Kid McCormlck Vs Rob
bins. Ringside seats $1.65; Bal
cony $1.10. . Tickets on sale et
Smith's) Cigar Store. Ladies free
with gentlemen. alO
Moves to Portland
' Dr4arl Wonner.'who has been
associated with Dr. L. R. Burdette
of the Bow Optical company, left
for, Portland yesterday where he
will enter business.
See the Men's !
"aster iU; at Bishop's.
a9
Dcbators Congratulated -
Governor Pierce. Wednesday .sent
a telegram to Earl W. Wells, man
ager of the OAC debate team, care
of, the Lew Willard hotel in Wash-
(Dancing! Dancing!
CHKYSTAL OAROSSS
! i ; . j i IrfuUei Tre
Thomas Br. Jax Sand Orchestra.
1 ! hi ma of life and Pep
SATURDAY BIGHT
Skating, Skating, Skating
; AT DREAMLAND
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
ID a. m. to 3 r. m.
going to cell for
Salem for the
n... ou.
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find a choice here '
& : GO.1
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ington, D. C, telling him that the
state, is prhud df thd record -that
Is being made and congratulating
the ;jtnembers .uhqa the successes
in the eastern tour. The debate
team is composed of Blair Stew
art, Frank De Spain and Robert
Kerr, the latter two winning from
Pennslyvania State college Tnea-
day night,. . . . . . ; f ,
Four Cylinder Sedan . ' '
Ju3t overhauled J A remarkable
buy. , O. J. Wilson, 388 N. Com
mercial street. Phone 220. all
New Cars at Vick Bros
Two carloads of new models
just in Including WilIvB-Knirht
six, Overland six sedan De Luxe,
overland. Standard sedafc. Over
land 91 all steel body sedan. They
are beauties. ; j . M alO
To Make Trip i '
Harold Ware.: Scout executive
of Marion county,. Is to make a
trip to Scotts Mills this evening
to help organize a Boy Scout troop
therp, ; according to present ar
rangements. E. O. Dixon of Scotts
Mills is fostering the Scout or-ganizatio.-
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The Kpa . :
i Offers you the finest quality
Easter candies to be had. ; a9
Straw Caddie on Street "
An aged straw hat made its ap
pearance on the Salem streets yes
terday, as a sign of the first ap
pearance of spring. ; Already rhu
barb sauce has been served in the
local restaurants, another sure
sign of the youth of the year.
Within a fortnight It is expected
that radishes will be served that
have been grown in' Salem gar
dens. . ; ' . !
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Dr. Marshall; Osteopath!
Physician and surgeon
a9
Food Sale SbUed :
Ladies of the Pratum Methodist
church are to hold a cooked food
sale at the Neimeyer drug store
on Saturday. . : - . ,
PasNorer Feast Beifins
The Jewish Feast of the Passover
began last nlghf and will last for
seven days. ' Tie opening cere
monials of the paasover are held
in the homes,' 'with reunions of
families andfamily celebrations."
Formal religious ceremonies are
held in all synagogues.
Xaomi Phelps Vocal Concert
Assisted by Mrs. Carrie Chase,
reader. Christian church Tuesday
April 14 ' ' : :'. al4
Suspect Returned
M. J. Sbanafelt. arrested In Ab
erdeen, Wash., was returned, here
yesterday by Walter De Long, con
stable, and charged - with passing
about $200 worth of .bad checks
on Salem merchants. .The checks
were . signed ) , "Sheridan Auto
Wrecking company." ;
Finds JtHicf for Coughs
Mrs. Nancy Mather, Box 86.
Richwood, Ohio,, writes: "Foley's
Honey & Tar Compound is a fine
medicine ror cou?s and colds, as
it helped me when nothing else
would." Mothers everywhere de
mand a reliable eough remedy free
from injurious narcotics. Supply
ing this demand for ; fifty years
made Foley's Honey & Tar Com
pound one of the largest selling
cough medicines In the world.
Refuse substitutes! Insist upon
Foley's.- Adv. i : ' -; ' '
REDCCKD SUMMKU RATES
- TO CALIFORNIA
BY PICKWICK STAGES
San FranriPMs one way,
Round Trip, f3CM0
Los Angeles, one way, C27.S3
Ttonnd Trip, f50UM "
Cyeclal Rates to Partlet of s"
Eight or More
For Information and Reservi-.
tlons phono 698, or call at
czrrmaL ctagti TxrnriAi
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HEM IS A CAS THAT
' SHOULD BE BOUGHT ,
TODAY i , -,
.'Orvrland Blnefclrd. Jnrt '
Oat few month t, drtr
" n 1600 miles. Cost wm
with lieeas. dlse wheU
nd bsllooa Urs. $97
, OT7& PZUCE TODAY
' - 1733
Rankers Hold Meeilnjp . j
Thomas B. Kay and John II.
AIcNary' appeared before thej .reg
ular meeting of Marlon County
Bankers' association last bight
and explained the merits and! ben
efits of the proposal of D. M.I San
son,' linen expert, .to erect a
linen
mill in Salem. Representatives
from the different banks of I Mar-
Ion county were present at the
meeting. , ,
See the Men's
Easter hats at Bishop's.
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White Collies and English-
Bull for sale. Petland's
State, i . V
273
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Local Boy Pledged . j;
John Caughill, former student
and star athlete at Salem high
school, has 'been pledged at-' the
Beta Rho chapter . of thej IJeta
Theta Pi fraternity at the' Uni
versity of Oregon. 0) " i
v'erslty of - Oregon. Other jSalem
members of the chapter ar4 'Carl
iGabrielson, Wiilard Marshall, Mil
ton Stelner, W. Buren, C.' Nelson
and Harold, Herbert and Wlter
See Deacon Dnbbs
Keizer school. Friday evening.
Anril 10. ! ' alO'
Franklin Touring, Model OB i
For sale' at Certified Pubiic.Mo
tor Car Market for $550. This
car was recently overhaul d and
repainted, j To buy it would be to
get the highest class transporta
tion coupled with the greatest op
erating economy, ail
v. I.
Camp: Supp)i
II. L. Stiff Furniture Co
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Earies Take-Trip .
A group of 18 Salem Eagles at
tended - the initiation of a large
class of neophytes at Eugeine yes
terday, following which entertain
ment and refreshments were fura.
ished the visitors.; Delegatpsfrom
Sllverton and Woodburn wer also
present. UlC'LV. .Shaw,; preidea4
. i .1
ox tne local oraer, sccouipunwu
the delegates to the ' city
Other
Officers "were present at
gene meeting.
the, Eu-
Easter Concert
At Hall's Ferry church.
Sunday
. alO
10:?0. Everyone invited
Jefferson! Bannuet Monday
Salem wil be well repf esenM-
-A - . '
at the annual Jeirerson aay Dan-
quec io p nciu ia me -?
son in Portland Monday night, be
ginning at 6:30 o'clock. Speak
ers will include Governorj Walter
M. Pierce and W. S. Levejns. pro
hibition i commissioner. iOttt of
town reservations have been made
for Warden A. M. Dalrymple, A.
Huckestein and George A. Cod
ding of Salem, for Mariott county.
and 1 Frank Fa'wk. Tracy Staats
and! R. R. Turner of Dallas fox
Polk county.
Auction Sale -Today
531 jN Cottage, 1:30 p
Adv. ) ! -
m. See
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f.rottA Travels . -
The El Karaz Grotto of the Sa-
lm Mscnnln tiutm rTPlfd tit IU-
icju: " v .v v o " - - -7
dependence last night fo a good
time., ADOUl DV Biemwia v
lodge was included in ; the party.
Rev. Martin Fereshetian,
the Unitarian church and
torney. gave a short address; at
the meeting. '
fnreAl "
50 WntsCairt048V 9
Ha its Cleaned and Blocked X
.At Ellsworth's Hat Shp. ;Now
located at 347H Court street up
stairs. . .. ' , I 4 . J al2
Will ! Plead Today
Percy Ditmar and Clifford Wii
lard, two of. the ten -arrested Jby
Salem police ou.Tlce charseswijl
be! heard in the justice 'court 40-
day. Ditmar's-case. comes up .At
2 o'clock, with V.":rrd4a follow
lng immediately' after.
It... - Tl
m in v m uuc j - i
la the new Knight six at "Vick
Bros.
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Chemistry Included
The annoucement of the sum
mer session for1 Willamette which
failed to 'carry thd story about
the L chemistry course I was not
printed. However, Prof cssor ' Flor
lan Von Eschen ,head of jthe chem
istry department; is .toi conduct
classes in five different depart?
ments of the study. (First and
second term chemistry for' begin
ners will be offered during the
summer, session as .well as quan--tiative
analysis, organic chemistry
of first and second term work. -
See. the Sfen's - -:
' Easter hats at-Bishop's.
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Salem Firm Incorporate : t 1
The Gray & White Publhini
conpany.with a capitatizati-1
I i 5.0 00, has "filed Particle?; bit In
corporation .with the state; incor
poration department. The incor
pera tors' are Elmo S. WhiteJ E. L.
Qray and; Charles II. Elrey,
iVh- .. ... . . . if
Are Vtu tIovinff? - !
I lllj buy your furniture or
better yet. -have an auction. It
pays. Phone Woodry, 311. a9
Caie ts li.ntJscd
The action of the Phoenix In
suranee -j company ,t against the
Great Western Garace here, was
dismissed in Judge Percy Kelly's
court yesterday, on motion of at
torneys for the plaintiff.
See the MenV ? -
! Basted hats' at Bishob
a9
Licenses
Issued t
Marriage licenses issued in the
county : clerk's 'office yesterday
were taken out by Sherman S.
Ruggles and Mrs. Gladys ISimmons
both of! Oervals. and Adam J.
Hertz and Thelma Fay tapleton.
both of
Salem.
Easter Lillles for Kale ii
. Flake's PetlaOd. Phono BSC. all
Case Contlnned ;
Anna! Shaveland. charred, with
assault iand battery of her former
husband, J. if. Shaveland. has not
yet entered a. dIah. in L
justice
court. The case has bin
icon tin
ucd. .
Awiiinjf he our Buslhe-
1L Lj Stiff Furniture Co.
a9
Building Permit Issued j,
KirkWood I m l a h received a
building permit from City Record
er Martin Poulsen Wednesday for
the construction of a concrete gar
age at h9 North Commercial at a
cost of! $3000. ' '
1924 Bniek Roadstei
In wonderful condition
Price
Is right, o. J. Wilson.
S 8 8 North
Commercial a tree t: iPhdhe 220.
. a22
Servieejs H eld-
Spec
lal : Passion' Wek iservices
will be!
held at the Fiist Congre
gational church commending to
night. The subject tis jevening
will be "His Last .Night.'! The
church! is located on' Liberty and
center i
wclconke,
streets, and. everyone ia
Birth Report Filed
Karusku Tsukanoto
s the name
given to a baby girl born. 'to Mr
and Mrs. WisrkichI Tsukanto of
died
CROUSER At? lb! home, near
Llvesley sta tion. EIe Jf Crous
er aft the age of 19 years; son
rr-. .and Mrs J John Crouser
of Mr. and Mrs.; Jobn. Crouser.
Funeral; servlceaf twill be held
Friday. April 10; at 1;30, from
the
Rigdon chapel
HOLLAND--At" ,h's home near
Zona; April I..: Rodger Holland,
t 'a Be-! TO' years father of Mrs.
Flofa Gibson, Nile? ill. Holland,
; - Henry, Holland, Lovica Rogers,
. JMrsl1 Lucy Thune. Mrs. Ethel
-Thompkins, lltn. Lillian Loon ey,
John I. ' Holland. Funeral ser
vices will be held Saturday, Apl.
; 11, frbm the Zena church at 11
" P. fu-. under the direction of
'..Rigdon & Bonif J!; ,
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SEMEjNS Milo E. Semens died
yesterday morning! at jthe age
offO years. ), Survived by his
. jWi'fe; Marietta Semens, and two
children, Mrs.' G. L. Coffey of
Salem land D.. Ray. Sevens of
Eugene. . Services .will be neld
Thursday morning
at Rigdon A
Sonfs funeral
.o'clock. ... ;
parlors at , 1 1
TOMPKf NS-Henrietta - Jj Tomp-
' kin rdled at her-residence,; 14 27
r Tforth';i7thi stfeet Aprjl ,8 at
jthe age of t67 years. She was
' the mother of Daniel jE. and
J Bert K.. Mrs;;"Myra; Cox, ; Miss
; Lnolla, Mrs." Maude Roje,' all
of Salem, Mrs. T-Mna Ellis of
' Minnesota. " Slsterji of Mrs. Cor
V ,della Wright.oCaiiforhia, Mr.
" 'Elsje AngUs.of.'Aliine'sbta. Mrs.
- M-ra. .Hansop; of Washington.
Thfcfe are 17 grandchildren and
four, great-grandchildren. FUn-
: ersil. services -wUl ibe- held Frl-
day, April 10.' at l0:30al. m.
- from, the" Webb. funeralfparlors.
Reva C..C- Polina- fwlll .Officiate.
Interment in City -View ceme-
ter'. J - '.i' : ' ;
-'siFCXlCIML
'Ttineral of the l.ilatc 'jMIla E.
Semens will bf held .-Thursday
morning.t April ,-atjil av m. from
thfl. Rlgdpn . rortuay, concluding
servifces- at the Portland cremator
ium. )Cu .
.GLADIOLUS!
30 ifull-sizcd bulb8if,arietiesfc
"..each, all named.. "H-;--
, labeled, sunt postpaid '
' labeled, ecnt post- Q-i n ff
V ,i&ii ' (of J-. . i . 1 1 -y 1
100 haif;-slzed bulbs, mixed, all
4 named varietict but not lab-
Oled, Everyone will bloom this
.icar,iseJit postpaid fl
, for v..v.4..V V11U
.60 1 full-sized , jbultfa. remixed.; all
7 "?-pamel,va4tljsf out pot lat
: tied, sent, postpaid, et ?f
200 smsll- ;bnlb . .mbted, ' all
.Bamed.raVletien but not lab
eled.'mt of tSern 1 f fk
f ill bloort; prrpaidl V"1U
v: iDM; UPiJOHN v-i
t: 1 h.LIbertjr BUjSklem,
4.45'.Ferry street. Mr.' Tsukanoto
is a Japanese laundrymau.
See the Men's' v -
. '. Easter hats at Bishop's.
a?
Federal Inspection J
; Headquarters Detachment of the
249th Coa.U Artillery of the Ore
gon National guard underwent
their annual federal inspection at
the armory last night. The in
specting officer was Colonel Ter
rell of the regular army. After
the inspection' the company met at
the Grey Belle for light refresh
ments. 1 ' -
Furniture Packing a Special
.11. L. Stiff Furniture.Co. a9
Boat Company Organlxed '
-Fred W. n.arr, iratric manager
of the Oregon Pulp & Paper com
pany, will head the Salem .Naviga
tion company and Dean Vincent,
rice president of the Portland
Trust and Savings ,; company of
Portland will act as treasurer and
Virgil Crum, also of ' Portland, as
secretary. A government inspec-tioa-of
the Willamette river was
made yesterday and it was found
the channel was in fine condition
and with a few minor dredgings
the channel can be made etirely
op'en and free 'between this city
and Portland. ;
Visit Our Used Furniture
.' Department on High street, it.
L. Stiff Furniture Co. ; a9
Salem Man Active ' j
,r"Richard Kriesel.' Salem student
in the school of mines at OAC is
chairman of the program commit
tee for the annual military ball to
be given April 25. Kriesel is a
member of Sigma Phi Epsilon f ra
ternity.
Seeks Free Entry '
'. Senator McNary is centering
with officials 6f the treasury de
partment for the possibility of se
curing-free entry on the machin
ery of the Miles Linen Mill, which
is being sent to: the United States
from Ireland and England. It is
thought the machinery can be sent
here duty free under the clause
which allows the approval of the
machinery for permanent1 use be
fore th tariff is assessed. ! -
Easter LUliee for Sale
" Flake's Petland. Phone
33C. all
Cut This Out rlt Is Worth Money
-Send this ad and ten f cents to
Foley & Co., 2835'gheffield Ave.;
Chicago, 11L, ' writing your name
and address clearly.. You will re
ceive a sample bottle of FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR J COMPOUND
for coughs, colds and hoarseness;
alsb sample packages of FOLEY
PILLS, " a diuretic- stimulant for
the kidneys, and FOLEY CA
THARTIC TABLETS for consti
pation and biliousness.' These de
pendable remedies are free from
Opiates and have helped millions
Of people. Try theml Adv.
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linen Week Planned
Beginnine next Mondavi Linen
Veek is to be observed li the city J
according to the plans being ar
ranged by the RotarLans at their
regular meeting yesterdayt The
purpose of the campaign! is to ; ac
quaint every one with (the bene
fits to be derired from the new
Hnen mill that is proposed for Sa
lem., The matter is to be present
ed before the 1 chamber -of. com
merce, Kiwanis, Rotary club, Real
tors and the Lion s t their tnwt.
lags during the1 week. j. In addi
tion, a mass meeting is to be held
Friday night at the Grand theater.
Another Shortage Foun
' A shortage of 13000. was dis
covered In, the state ' treasurer's
department Wednesdayj, accord
ing to Alexander Hamilton,' book
keeper, who 'has ' beei "looking
through theT records Inl order to
establish the exact liabilities of
the bonding- companies! that fur
nished bond for C.;w. Thompson,
!
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. In the April issue of the Woman's Home Companion appears a timely
articl with! some veryisensible adyice to Ladies who wear glasses. It tells
of how clothes and hats can be designed and of-how glasses' can be madu
f
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to harmonize with these designs to best advantage.
We are glad to say
We have the latest style, book on eye-glass designs,
for you which will meet every requirement.
This movement is
style; but
with the
necessary to have them. Do not punish yourself when you have your eyes
i :
examined;
fiave your
Eycrs Esaqinc
ANOTHER GOOD
il At 531 North Cottage Street ;
' J TODAY, April 9, 1:30 P. M.
" Blue enamel Universal rhge, Duef old, like new;
Mah. library table, leather rocker, 4 small rockers, Ma?
comer chair, 48 inph plank top waxed oak dininjr'iaTTIo,
7 dining chairs, waxed oak buffet, 4 stand tables, 3 beds,
.springa "and mattresses, white dresser, vanity tlresser,
Mah. wrjtihgdeski S. Q. chif f oneer, 2 ostia Or esse rs,
folding kitchen table, 2 burner-gas plate, heavy .pHfe
.mirror 18x40 inches, 3 large rugs, electee motor for
jewing I machine, kitchen utensils, . fruit jya, dishes,
electric light, globes, wash tubs, boiler, gjutien tools,
garden hose, lawn mower and many other articles," . 7
I ."Termi CasHr ITiis is a good sale. Don't miss. it.
fMRS. H. L. SfTEINBERG, ' F. K WOODSY,
I ' Owner, 531 N. Cottage. -' Auctioneer, Phone 5il-
PUBLIC
Woolry Will buy your used
for you on commission. Phono
land Appraise your goods,
WONDER? ? ?
LET'S GO
AND SEE
former teller, wljio was sentenced
tq two years In the penitentiary
far larceny eft $?SP of state funds.
Thompson was baroied from the
bench by Judge Percy R. Kelly.
Easier Breakfasts 1 '
x special Easter breakfast will
be served at the Colonial Dam
Tea Shoppe Sunday from 8 until
If o'clock. Tables may be reserv
ed. Phone 753.1 Dandll
PERSONALS
j Fred A. illiams, local attor
ney, is toi spend, the irext jlO days
in Grants Pass where he Will rep
resent several clients In court.
I B i ... B. Smith and Sam Brown,
visited in tbe city from Silverton
yesterday. . ;- .
j William Croner, foreman of tbe
Oregon City IIomestead was a del
egate to the Oregon State con
clave of the Y9cmcn during their
meeting here.
1 Mrs. iic lvin Richardson and lit
tle daughter were visitors in the
City 'yesterday fjrom . Dallas. ' .'
Teicille DeJdrdan has accepted
'a position In the office of the city
health officer, I)r. W.-Boyd Mott;
Dr. R. J. Edwards has offices In
the same location. :
pMr. and Mrs. J.' D. Goffier are
visiting in Salem with their son,
Dr. Arthur Goffier, a chiropractic
of this city
I i
Lloyd Rigdon -returned to-ihe
city las! night
from a short bus-
iness trip to Portland
; ;
that we can augment this idea with actual service.
inaugurated, not with the idea
idea of having, your glasses
glasses correctly made. May
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NOTICE ' 7
furniture- for cash or wlll-n;i
511, and be will tall on - j
' T ,
on
What Special wil!
be on Saturday at
HARllLfOW'S
CIIAI'JIAX II)EXTIFIi:i
.NEW YORK," April 8. Tholrcal
Identity of Gerald Chanman, who
is waiting death In a cell iu Hart
ford, Conn., was made known to
day by investigators of tho tlato,
of . Connecticut.' He ' Is ' .Cforgo
Cliartres, and he waa Ihc s'o'u of
Irish parents who died wju-u he
was a boy. j
ere Large tnonsn;.
to take , care of nil j our
needs; '
And Ihl Too Large
i to give your work otr per
: -sona"! "attention. We have
'- ..akilled wj.ikmpn, vailing
To, Clean, Your Car'menis
For Easter wearing.- I.a us
call for ttsm today ;
; StaWard Cleaners
TO,
C"
and can make glass'ca
of wearing glasses for
good Jooking if it U
vrc help you?
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