THE .OREGON STATESMAN, SALET.I, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, APRLL 12, 1925
The Sprinjr Fashions are now f ully set and we;
are now offering our trade Clothes of unusual -merit.
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Every garment, we show this season is a
model creation the product of the! best ma
terials and cleverest tailoring skill
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C 7 PRICES MODERATE
I S18 to $45
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
ATJ THE THEATERS TODAY
Oregon r"T li e Thundering;
I Herd,", by Zane Grey, j
LihKrty Constance Talmadge
i Jin: . "The Gold Fish"
Grind Pola Negri. In "For
bidden Paradise' H
Blteh 5 i Acts ji; vaudeville
! (pictures :-' I '
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Kiwrmian Entertains Lions
Kifvanian Kennel, member of
the Kennel-Ellis studios of Salem
and Eugene entertained the Salem
Lionsj Friday with a solo and an
o' Mine" and
were presented
encorte. : "Lassie
Friehd of Mine"!
by thje singer, who was given a
rousing round of applause.
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Conirt to Stif fs-
And hear Oswald's new record.
Victor 19611.
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Students Enter Contest .
The annual state typing contest
will) i be held-' at OAC Saturday,
April 18. The Salem high school
will select - two eniors and two
juniors to compete in this contest.
The, students selected from the
senior class are Loraine Hogg and
Evelyn Jiircbill nd jtihe students
W
WOODRY
Buys Furniturp
Phone 511
DR. B. II. WHITE
; Otopatls7-Sarfry
Xleetronla DUganstM and Treatment
i i n i.i.9b Abram's method)
ill Office PhoM 859 t 469-4
l 606 U. 8. Bsak Wdg.
selected from the junior class are
Geneva Sundin and Moody Ben
ner.. These students have estab
lished splendid records in their
classes in Salem and their friends
are looking forward with confi
dence toj them carrying, off the
state honors. ,. , -
A Place for $20,000 .
Business building worth more
for sale auick. A reason for sell
ing. This will net you well over
7 and Appreciate in value. Bond
ed lease available if buyer cannot
use -the j building himself. Just
what security would be better,
especially with Salem going ahead.
Investigate this week. Becke &
Hendricks, U. S. Bank Bldg. alOtf
Dance-
Cole McElroy's orchestra, Thurs
day, April 16, Crystal Gardens. al6
McCul lough in Hospital ;
i C. B.. McCullough, state bridge
engineer j and president of the Sa
lem ' Kiwanis club, underwent a
major operation at the Willamette
sanitarium Saturday morning, fol
lowing k sudden illness at his
home the evening before. He came
from under the effects of the ether
and at last reports was resting
nicely, br. George R. Vehrs re
ports that the patient was recover-
Dancing! Dancing!
CHXYSTAX, OAX9SS
Xdiea Fr
TboaiM Bros. Jus Bad Orcneitra,
TuU ef lift and Pep
SATUS9AT KIQHT
Skating, Skating, Skating
-IT DREAMLAND
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
ing as well as could be expected
under the circumstances.
Dr. Marsha,' Osteopathic
Physlclan and surgeon.
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lllossom IJa.r1 CVutitts" AttonOon
Special Easter Sunday dinner at
the Salem Restaurant, 75c a!2
Beautiful Home Oaks
Terms like rent. With drapes,
linoleums, j electric water heater,
electric range, etc. Price cut to
day to $6650. Immediate posses
sion. New home with everything
and large rooms. Becke & Hen
dricks, U. S. Bank Bldg. alOtf
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Full Gospel Mission
At 251 Mission street, services
Sunday Bible study at 2:30 p. m.
The Lord is greatly blessing this
service to those who desire prep
ation for the Lord's work. First
century Christianity is our exam
ple and standard. , Study the Acts
of the Apostles. Services also Sun
day ' and 1 Wednesday nights at
7:30. All are invited. Yon will
be blest and edified by the Word
and Spirit of God.
The Hamilton-Beach '
De Luxe . Vacuum sweeper is
easy running and cleans perfectly.
Hamilton's. " ' ai2
Can You V
A large home. Here's 8 rooms
plastered and bath, loads of good
"bearing ' fruit ; and large garden,
fine place for chickens, garage.
Vacant at;l595 North Church, on
large east front corner lot close
to car and 'school. ! Any respon
sible family can buy like rent right
now. Vacant today. Becke &
Hendricks, V. S. Bank Bldg. al2tf
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LADD & BUSH, Bankers
Established 1868
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General Banking Business
r Office Hoars from 10 aurm. to 3 p. m. '
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iWhen You
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Are Ready
To Move
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Call on us, for we have padded Vans and Fleece-lined
covers for your furniture and piano. First class piano
and furniture movers." i
We also handle Brooder Stoves, Furnace
Coals and Diamond. Briquettes
Also have A-Slar-A Shingles for $3.23 per Thousand
Larmer Transfer &
! k St.ninp-A f!o. rT
rTf. tj .- w m a mmr mam .-. w vb' " try.
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Phcnc 920
Dr. Stone
; Perry's Drug Store.
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Makes Trip South
Lester Schlosberg, of the Smart
Shop, left Salem for San Francis
co yesterday where he will attend
to business affairs. He will be
gone about one week. ! i. f
A Rich' Piece of Bottom Land 1
For. sale, 4 miles from Salem
on easy terms. ; Room 20$ Oregon
bldg.' F. N. Derby, owner. al5
Spring and ivrusic "
- All your musical needs supplied
at Moore's Music House. al2
Naomi Phelps Vocal Concert -
Assisted by Mrs. Carrie Chase,
reader.-- Christian church Tuesday
Apru 14. ; i i:- - i4
Trial Is Attended ;
Dr. G.' J. Kenagy, Albany chiro
practor, motored through Salem
Friday morning on his way to Mc
Minnyille to attend the trial of a
chiropractor !ra that city. Dr. H.
B. Scof ield made the trip wfth blm
from Salem.. The trial was dis
missed.'' -' ;
Cut Flowers,' Floral Pieces
Adams Florist, 453 Court. al2
Best Grade of Wood ; v
Is 16-inch mill block forlnrnaa
and heater. Three larce loads for
115.-; Prompt delivery. Phone
1542.; Fred E. Wells. al2
Jail-Breaker to Kcturn J -
Extradition papers have been is
sued; from the governor's office
for the return to Oregon of Wil
liam Mattox now, under arrest in
California. Mattox was Indicted
by1 the Lane county grand jury on
REDUCED SUMMER RATES
TO CALIFORNIA
BY PICKWICK STAGES
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Sua Fraariawv, me way, flSO
Ronjid Trip, (30.00
Loa A ngeles, ' one way, $27J13
: Round Trip, SOJO ;
Special Rates to Parties of
: Vi;l Eight or More
For Information and Reserva-
tl:r flioce 686, or call at
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WE HAVE AXX. mSTDHfit
; USED rO&SS
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from fana delirerlas to s
dana. i In larger :aed ears,
we have Bolcka, ! Stadebak
ra, Xodxea, Oldanobilea, etc.
A .very fine aelecttea to
j cooom from T .
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BEE VS XETOBE BTJTZXa
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1 ML M. JL,aMl
parts of
sees lights
and he
the lights
hours of
aerial
the
saVs
city. On the; way he
in the different homes
, "In every home where
are burning in the early
the morning, there is an
strong over the house."
Awnings Is Our Business
H. L 8M Furniture Co.
Sale of
high
January; 11, 1924,
of mash:
serve one
He " was
year in
ary on March 14,
caped the; same
Taylor
back to
wll bring
the state.
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if or possession
sentenced to
the penltenti
1924, but es-
day. . Frank E.
the prisoner
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Always the Latest Hits
In record or sheet
Moore's
Music House.
music at
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Beautiful Home
$700Q. Brand new and every
thing you; want including ' radio
and cedar closets. Reason for sell
ing. Falrmount hill. Becke &
HendricksJ U. S. Bank Bldg.' al2tf
dean
Hats Cleaned and Blocked
At Ellsworth's Hat Shop. Now
347 Court street up-
located at
stairs.
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Boys Take Hike-
Boys under 12 years of age took
a hike from the YMCA Saturday
afternoon at 1 o'clock;' Eash hoy
brought a lunch for the' trip. The
hike took about fhfe holiirs. '; The
party was under the supefvislon
of students-tram .Willamette, uni
versity, w- - I
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"Moonlight and Roses.
A very pretty fox-trot ' Hear it
at Stiff's. V .. '"- V : .v;.f
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Motor
model
For Sale Ch
At the ! Certified Public
Car Market. A superior
Chevrolet ! Touring. . thoroughly re
conditioned, including a new paint
job. See j this block north of
post office. . ill. al7
Boat House Xears Completion.
Announcement is made that the
new boat house being constructed
by Captain Sppng will be complet
ed by .today and ready .for busi
ness. Last winter the ice flow
crushed the old boat house and
sent it te the bottom of the river.
Captain Spong managed to save
all the canoes In the house.
Outboard Row Boat
Motors! See "Elto" demonstrat
ed. A. L. Godfrey, : -agent, 127
Union Stj al2
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Three' Months' Coarse Shorthand
Letters taken from i dictation
after first week. 428 Oregon'bldg.
Business College. . a!2
"Miket Is Missing J
"Mike." the French bulldog he
longing to Clarice Haines, is miss
ing. There Is a reward for his
recovery.- Note announcement un
der heading. "Too Late to Class
ify." f
Two Anction Sales Next Week
Tuesday and Thursday. See
Card of Thanks j
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to all, who so kindly gave
their assistance during the illness
and death of our dear mother and
also for the beautiful floral offer
ings. (Bert K. Tompkins, D. E.
Tompkins, Luella Tompkins, Edna
Ellis, Maud Boje and Myra Cox.
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ti Ml ! I !! .Ill - -
Sees Strange Things'
Dwight Jameson, driver for the
Falrmount Dairy is a keen observ
er, as indicated by his remark yes
terday. He goes to work at wee
small hours of the morning to de
liver milk to customers in various
Easter
Candy
FREE
A Half; Pound Box of Uocfler
i Chocolates
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Auction
Very
ture, incliidl
dishes.
draperiesj
next 4 59
Mrs. Ru
F. N. Wo6dry,
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class household fumi
ng antiques, rare old
a-brac and lovely
rugs, etc., Thursday
Oak: street, i:30 p m
Flint Hughes, owner.
, auctioneer, al4
brio
b;y
to Hold Meeting j j
The regular meeting ojl Joshua
Smith Camp of the Sons of Veter
ans will ie held on Tuesday next,
at 8 p. m. in their rooms in the
armory. Ijmportant business makes
a large attendance imperative.
Madame X Reducing Girdles
For stotat figures at Miss Swart's
Specialty Shop, 433 Court. al2
Get
J. Voegtlin
lng at 78
cost Of j i
a two-stqry
a cost of
der &
house at
cost of $
dwelling
cost $30
permits
yesterday
Ask o r
For a
sweeper
t'oiCX '
Building Permits j
Is to erect a dwell-
Twelfth at an estimated
4600 George Arbuckle,
dwelling at 940 E at
$6200; the Gabriel Pow-
Supply company, a ware-
610 North Capitol at a
pOOO and H. C. Humel a
iat 1765 North Capitol to
according to building
issued by the city recorder
Ibone Us- I
.
Hamilton-BeaclVj Vacuum
demonstration" Hamil-
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Boy I lajured :
' Little Billy Hammer of 860 Mar
ion, ran In front of an automobile
driven by Charles W. Kanham at
State and Winter streets Saturday
morning. The boy suffered slight
injuries, at is reported.
Wanted
v 5 or
that $5
Statesma
00
the Best
room house, close in,
0 cash will buy A. B. C.
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.re Vouja Tj-ptet?
h not take np shorthand dur
ing the evening and prepare your
self for h better position. Three
months' course from 7 to 9. 428
Oregon bldg. !; j al2
Died in
David
years an
Angeles,
body was
placed
cemeterv
Birth. Rci
Robert
name gi
to Mr.
Chapma
April 9.
and MrsJ
8 has been
Murphy,
ficates
office.
Los Angel
Layson Matheny, aged 80
7 months, died at Los
Cal.. April 2, 1925. The
cremated and the ashes
Hopewell, Polk county,
in his mother's grave.
10 Inch Dry Slab Wood .
Prompt delivery. I Spaulding
Logging Co. Phone 1830. al5
orts Filed
Clyde Chapman is the
yen to the baby son born
and Mrs. James Clyde
at a local hospital on
A baby son born to, Mr.
William Murphy of route'
named Robert Elmer
according to birth certi-
f tied with the city health
Beautiful Seamless Rugs
With
selection
past. F.
expert,
charge
La wren
with tbe
heavy fringe and large
of patterns at Hamilton's
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Gets Royal Agency- V
The Atlas ; Book & Stationery
company has secured the Marlon
county lUght to the Royal type
writer ompany here and plan to
establish the Royal machine here
under the same service which has
characterized their activity in the
typewriting field here during the
A. Williams, typewriting
the i firm, will be in
the department, while
Steur is to be connected
local Jfirm.
of
of.
ce
The HamiItou-Beacl
De Luxe Vacuum sweeper on
Hamilton's. ; al2
sale
at II
Salem . Student Active
RUforjd Tutt and Loris Baker of
baiera were two ot tne men who
played (baseball Saturday after-
noon In a practice game at OAC
between the first and second var
sity baseball teams. Tutt was
one of the five pitchers for the
first team and
Baker played third
for the opponents. The game was
15 innings, so
O. Coleman could
Those .making
wiU . be ' chose!
squad. .
that Coach Ralph
use all men.
the best, showing
n on tne varsity
Tenor Banjos nd Ukele!
i And banjo-ukes at Moore's Mus
ic House. . ! ... al2
Forsakes Deki
Clarence D
torney, left his
take a fishing
fish in stream
bu the coast.;
Want $4,000
! On 320-acre
341 State. '
for Itod
Phillips, local at-
desk yesterday to
basket and rod to
for the steelheads
Loan-
ranch. Socolofsky,
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Ford Is Stolen!
1 E. E. Shepard of Portland had
his Ford touring car stolen Just
15 minutes after he had arrived in
Salem last night, according to the
complaint filed with the police.
The car bore Oregon license num
ber 101-035 and was parked near
the city librar,
Salem's Pion
i Marinello B
Bus Measure
I Charging t
truck and bu
1925 legislatu
county courts
cauty
At tad
Beauty Shop-
Parlors. al2
ttacked
at the title of the
bill passed by the
e is misleading, the
f Marion and Linn
counties have appealed to the cir
cuit court. The appeal was filed
Saturday morning.
Blossom liayjuuests' Attention
! Special Easter Sunday dinner at
the Salem Resjtaurant, 75c. al2
Act Now! ; '
Call Socolofsky, 970, for an ap
pointment . to
home sites.
see new
suburban
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Report Denied
!, The Southern Pacific officials
denied the report from Dallas that
the railroad company was plan
ning taking oft the passenger ser
vice on the Salem-Falls City-Dal
las, line. There might be, how
ever, some curtailment in the pas
senger service "Last year the ser
vice was taken off for awhile, but
local protest was sufficient to have
conferences htjld which brought it
on again.
Ryan, principal of the Amos M.
Davff v Memorial high, school at
AumsvilfeY writes that the account
of the findings of the. committee
were misleading and that eligibil
ity of the player was
on one point only.-
questioned
Sec Sorolofsky
341 State street about beautiful
suburban home sites wfth city con
veniences, less the high taxes. a!2
Complete Business Course
Three months' intensive train
ing. 428 Oregon bldg; al2
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Ttsts Are Attacked
. So-called mental tests are In
competent in passing upon the
mentality of a person1, according
to attorneys for Nellie Rambo
Saunders who are endeavoring to
secure her release from the feeble
minded school. The attorneys
chdllnge the compenteney of Dr.
Samuel C. Kohs, psuchologist for
the court of doniestic relations in
Portland. , i
Start Getting Well Today '
Telephone 2194; Dr. Scof ield.
Palmer chiropractor, lor an ap
pointment.
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Go to Hamilton
This week
at a saving.
Made
weeks
Correction
Several
man .published
meeting of
the high scooifl
found that
school had
player in an athletic
The Best Vacuum Sweeper
On the markot la ttiA TTamiltnn.
Beach. See it at Hamilton s. a!2
and get your rugs
.a!2
play
ago; The States-
an account of the
athletic council of
of the state which
Aumsvilie high
ed an Ineligible
contest. J. C.
You'll
Stop
Coughing
if
you use
Schaefer's
Herbal
Cough
Cure
The; Best and Moat
Economical Cough
' Remedy Made.
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GCHAEFER'Q
DRUG STORE O
, "The Yellow Front"
The Penslar Store
135 North Commercial
Phone 197
, We are giving away, ab
solutely free, a half pound
box of lloefler Chocolates
' with a purchase of a $1
box of candy, making 1
pounds of .' high grade
Chocolates for $1.00. ,
Perry Druj Stcro ;
' IIS EoisJi Cofiissmial '
,yery High Class
459 Oak Street, near Liberty Street
Thursday, April 16, 1:30 p. m.
Consisting of antique furniture, bric-a-brac, rugs, d rap- ,
i, lovely blrdseye maple chiffonier and dresser, curled
and silk floss mattresses, red mahogany library tables...
mahogany rockers, mahogany chairs, old mahogany clock and '
mahogany dresser, blue velvet rug 9x12, Axminster rug 9x18,
quaj-tered oak dining table, 6 -diners, tea table, serving table,
china cabinet, - draperies and' curtains, Vulcan gas range, '
tailor's table, cherry, rockers, antique mahogany sofa. Rook
wood electric table lamp hand painted by Gunther. m-rought
ironj Italian 'electric floor lamp, fluff hall rug. dictionary and
stand, oak hall seat and rack, hand carved mahogany library
table,; Jardinler j and stand, mahogany arm chair, Chinese
gong. Vernls Martin bed, Chinese gin Jug, 3 fluff rugs, brass
electric lamp, refrigerator, kitchen utensils and dishes, hand'
paintod dishes' and ; other lovely articles.
MRS. RUBY FLINT HUGHES, F. N. WOODRY,
Terms cash.
Drunk Strikes Woman
Mrs. Kirby Arnold, 1819 South
Thirteenth was struck in the
mouth Friday night by an uniden
tified man, who, she believed, was
under the influence J of liquor.
Some of her teeth were loosened
and she suffered painful bruises
on her face. Mrs.. Arnold was on
her way to some of the neighbors
when the man drove past in an
automobile, returned aj few sec
onds . later, stopped his car,' ap
proached her and asked for direc
tions to a certain residence. He
then suggested that she enter the
car and go with him, which she
declined to do. . Following this the
man struck her a hard blow' in the
face. Police were called to the
scene and it is thought the man
will be captured although the
number' of the auto was not ob
tained, v j
I.c-aiiH)intinent Mario
uovernor fierce nas re-appointed
C. E.. Spence of (Portland on
the state board of forestry, repre
senting the state grange, George
L. McPherson of Portland repre
senting the Forest Fire association
and E. F. Johnson of Wallowa,
the woolgrowers. ".'Y
Local Boy Victor
Benoit McCroskey of tho Uni
versity of Oregon was winner of
first place in the annual oratorical
contest o f the Intercollegiate
Peace j association I of Oregon,
which was held at Forest Grove.
His topic was the I "Last Mile-
DIED
HOCKING Rejv; Richard Hocking
died at his residence, 1020
North Cottage street, at the age
" of 66 years. He is survived by
his widow Emma, one daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Senter of Marshfield,
Ore,, two brothers and one sis
ter in England. Funeral serv
ices wUI be held at the Jason
Lee church at 3 p. m. Rev.
Acheson will have charge of
services. Interment will be In
the Lee Mission cemetery. Webb
Funeral parlors in charge of ar
rangements. " -
FUNERAL
! The funeral of Mary L. Persey
will be held Monday. There will
be a short prayer service at the
residence, 1315 'Shipping street,
at 1:30 p. m., followed by funeral
services at the St. John's Lutheran
church at. Sixteenth and A streets
at 2 p. m. Rev. Gross will have
charge of services. Interment
will be in the City View cemetery.
Webb Funeral parlors in charge'
of arrangements.' j
noriEST sEnv;o:.
I render to my
customers tHe
Very best sr r -i
c et, pcssi:;,
and offer them
the benefits of
my experience
during my;.
17 Yc:rs
in Solcni
and mom tlum
one-third of ;i
century of
practical c x
perienco i n
correctly f 1 t
tinK jIhssch.
Yousvill find
my wmkniiin
KhijT Jhe very
best and my
Prices Are Roascn:t!D
for the materials and work
. manship given. I do not be
long to any combine, and
regulate my own priced.
See He
if you are in need of Trifocal
or three vision lenne for I
can"save you from '2 5 to 40
per cent.
Glasses
wilL be changed any tinio
within one year, fnn ut
. charge if not satisfactory.
Dr. LI. P. Llondclsolin
213 United' States National
Bank Building -
,
Telephone 7:1 for AiixInt-mcitt
stdne." Second place was won by
J. Merle Applegate of Eugeno
Bible university. Contestants wcro
enierea.Dy colleges ana iiniverbi-;
ties of Oregon. McCroskey is a
former Salem high school student.
Poles To Be Hauled
The poles for the new power
line between Dayton and West
Salem will be hauled Monday and
will continue for some time until
the material is distributed to
erect the $150,000 addition. In
all 20 carloads of material will
be distributed. (
It Is too much lo hope that tho
next conference will endeavor to
scrap alliances.
Carl's Golden
Guernsey 'Milk
Direct from Carl's CoMen
Guernsey farm, Hubhard.
Oregon.
Milk-Is .produced under most
sanitary conditions, t'ows
are curried, udders washed
and milk is inini"li.itp!y
cooled bottled, in I c a n
thoroughly sterilized tottlcs.
SUPPLY I
LIMITED !
As our supply Is entirely
from our own henl wo an
only supply a limited nurn
j ber of customers for we do
j not buy milk from various
herds.
HIGH
IN FLAVOR
AND QUALITY
0ur Guernsey milk has tle
very best flavor and is high
in quality with a very high,
test.
PRICE
Pint, per month. $2.00.
Quart, per month, $3. Git.
CARL'S GUERNSEY
- 1 FARM -
HUBBARD, ORE.
SALEM PJIOXE l.TJl
Unreserved 19 Roomed Apartment House and
t Furnishings
OH p '
LS to iUMMlt Ik.-,-, h, .m
I TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 10 A'. M.
1 ! 626 South Capitol Street, near Oak St.
Real Property consisting of 19-Itoomed Apartment . Ho::
with double garage, 2 baths and toilet, electric Ushts aci r:
with very large lot. to be sold without reserve to highest 1 i ! :
on following terms: Purchaser to assume mortgage of J3.C
at 7 interest payable in 2V4 years, balance, of purchaao iri
cash.. The real property will bo sold at 2 o'clock sharp.
Personal Property, 10 a. m. 9 beds with springs an I r
.tresses;, 6 dressers; 5 heaters. 2 coiled; S gas ranges; 9 l;r
rugs and 7 small rugs; hall runner and stair carpet; a quant :
of good linoleum; 6 hole Monarch Malleable range; 7 oak rc
ers; 16 dining chairs; large Hoosler kitchen cabinet It
medium sized Hoosler kitchen cabinet in oak; 2 other l.i! .
cabinets; large china cabinet; 8-day mantel clock; ant: ,
walnut ball tree,; marble top; 2 antique marble top stand ti :
antique walnut sideboard; reed rocker; cherry rocker; Ftt
irohsr wardrobe; 3 fall leaf tables; round oak cxter.Hioa t '
1$ large jardinieres and house plants; 3 oak library t '
dishes; kitchen.ntensils, rake, shovel, hoc, axe, fruit J ir;-. 1
saw. electric -light 'glotes, table covers, wash tubs, ir
boards, boiler, -sad irons, clothes basket, pictures, books, t
table, taberettes,, garden hose, three 4-ga!. Chinese jupn, 2 t
cotta tile, ladder with hooks, and many other articles v
space Will not permit to advertise.
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Terms on Personal Property, Cash.
) ' SALU STARTS AT 10 A. 51. SHARP
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Ownerr 453 Oak Street
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'Auctioneer, Phone 511
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