THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY MOANING, MAY 15, 1925
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sale!
Into this sale goes every pair of' men's
dress pants in stock, including the
young meirigrays and tans, r
Regular $4.00 trousers now.
.$3.00
Regular $4.50 trousers nowm":.$38
Regular $5.00 trousers now. ..;.$3.75
Regular $6.00 trousers now. ..$4.50
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Regular $7.50 trousers now........$5.62
Regular $8.00 trousers now .-.$6.00
See Our Windows
G.W.Johnson & Go.
469 State St
H bat 1924 model OrerUad
Sedan in th finest mechanical
condition. A very food boy at
$575.00. Too should this
one today.
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to cost $400; Frank Loe wan of
2425 Cherry is to erect a dwelling
to cost $1500: P. H. Fisher, a
dwelling at 1440 BelleYue, to cost
$2200; Charles Hratz ia to erect
a dwelling at 1850 Center to cost
$4,000. and A. W. Lathrop is to
reet three dwellings on Hood
etret which will involve a sum
of $13,500. They will be located
at 1310. 1360 and 1340 Hood
street. i '
CITY NE.WS IN BRIEF
AT THE THEATERS TODAY
Oregon Norma T&lmadge In
"The Lady."
liberty "Gold Heels" from
the story 'Checkers." A
Bligtv Five, acts vaudeville
and pictures. V .
Marion County Answers "
Answer to the- complaint of
Henry C. Shields was filed by
Marion county against the county
doing work on the new road be
! tween Jefferson and Marion, after
-work had been started by the
county officials. '
Klamath Falls, boats and con
tent!. $257600; Marshfield. furni
ture store and contents, $22,000;
Astoria, merchantlle building and
contents, $20,000 and Westlake,
saw I mill and logs. $10,000.
Loans Wanted - ! 1
.. New homes. Satisfactory. Se
curity, Title &! Insurance. In
amounts $400 to $2,000; 6 to 7
per cent interest.! Becke & Hen
dricks. U. S. Bank bldg. 1 ml7
The South Division
Of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid
will have a cooked food sale on
Saturday, ,May 16, at Niemeyer's
drue store. 175 N. Com'l st. ml5
Attention Is Aroused; "
Principal J. C. Nelson has cal
led attention to the city attorney
of the sale of obscene ' literature
o students in the Salem high
school, i He desires , to know if a
city ordinance exists preventing
the sale of the literature. An or
dinance is to be presented to the
citx cpuftciUt,n snarly data, ltd
13 declared. t
Partnership Sold -
John A. Horgan has purchased
the Interest of George D. Alderin
in the West - For company here.
Although Mr. Alderin has relin
quished his partnership interests,
he will be! with the organization
here, after returning from a two
weeks vacation trip.
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Dahlias v '
Named. varieties. Gladiolus
bulbs. Window box plants. Sal
via, Zinnia, etc., Pearcy Bros.,
237 State street. ml5
Local Bankers Meet
The regular meeting of the
Bankers was held Wednesday
night at the Gray Belle, which
featured a banquet. About 30
bankers! were present at the meet
ing.;
sed,
Si!
ver charges were discus-
Closing Dance r
Schindler hall. Sat. night, mis
Late 1023 Stndebaker Light 6 I
Touring for sale cheap. This
car may be found sit the certified
Public Motor Car Market. It is in
perfect mechanical condition and
shines as brightly as a new car.
See this bargain at $750 before
you buy. ? mi5
Tire Loss Heavy I i
Oregon's fire loss, outside of
Portland, for April was $113,811.
according to the report of Will
Moore, I state insurance commis
sioner and fire marshal. Cities
with - the greatest losses were
Wanted j
3 experienced
Gray Belle. I
waitresses at
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Fisher, a jiwelling at 1440 Bel
levue at the cost of $2200; Char
les Kratz, a dwelling at 1850 Cen
ter, to cost $4000? LB. Hale J a
dwelling at 654 South Twenty
first estimated to cost $1200;
Charles Hudkins, a dwelling at
895 North Summer to cost $7000,
and Mrs. Laura Kappahn, is to al
ter and repair a garage at 340
A to cost $300, according to the
records , in the ; city recorder's
office,. : : - ' - i r, ' 1 ; -; ,
New Bungalow, $3750
Cement basement,' fireplace
one-third , cash. Becke & Hen
dricks, U. S. Bank bldg. ml7
Whitewash Trees
: Trees in the Salem auto park
are being given a coating of white
wash following the custom set by
pervious "years, "f Other ; Improve
ments In the auto park are going
on at present; c v
Larwit aftd GArden geed ' ' '
Fertilizers, Sprays and Spray
ers for the garden. "Pearcy Bros.,
237 State street.: ml5
Grange Sleeting Called
Saturday morning a : grange
meeting will be held in the Grange
hall here, according to announce
ments made yesterday.
Get Building Permit.
W. J. Williams ' was : issued a
building permit to erect a dwel
ling at 1 2 9 0 Madison , estimated
to cost $3000, R. C. Churchill of
15 North Twenty-first is to erect
a garage to cost-$400, Frank Loe
wenA' a dwelling at 2425 Cherry
estimated to cost $1500; P. IL
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She's Here
"THE
LADY"
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SATURDAY
SPECIAL
Die
This set consists of a half gallon pitcher and six
water tumblers, all beautifully engraved with a
floral design.
The set ordinarily sells for a much greater
amount but our Saturday special is featured
without thought of cost.
None sold 'till Saturday. ,
Visiting Marshfield
. Will Moore, state fire marshal
and insurance commissioner, ac
companied by Jay Stevents of San
Francisco, fire prevention expert,
is in Marshfield to aid the depu
ty marshals in competion of the
inspection . of the Coos Bay dis
trict for fire hazards. Two re
cent tires. loss of life resulting
from one, has called forth the in
vestigation. ,
Snapdragons 25c a Dozen
bpeciai prices on all porch box
and bedding plants Friday,! Sat.
Open evenings and Sundays. Ar-
-".JJk&eouse, 1298 S.
1 3th.; - .. " j M1T
Death Call!' Ma
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Needham re
ceived a telegram vesterdav an
nouncing the death of Mr. Need
ham's father at his home in Berke
ley, Cal., . Wednesday t morning.
May 14. Rev. A. H, Needham was
82 years of age and died after a
comparatively brief illness. ) Mr.
and Mrs. Needham left Salem last
evening to, attend the funeral ser
vices which will be conducted at
Berkeley Saturday, j and they will
return to .their Salem home Sun
day night. : :
Gill Bros. Ore icon Grown
Garden seed at Pearcy Bros.,
237 State street. block west
of Commercial street. - - ml5
Chnrch Sleeting Recalled I
The anniversary meeting of the
Central Howell Congregational
church will be-held Sunday. The
day will be featured with a bas
WOODRY
Buys Furniture;
Phone 511 .
ket dinner at the church at 12:30
o clock. Sunday , school will be
held at 1:45 o'clock, and the an
niversary service at 2:30 o'clock.
Prof. Harold Reed of Si I ver ton
will make the main address of the
evening. Soloist will be j Mrs. H.
Zelsdorf of Salem.- A home-com
ing for friends of the church will
be held. C. Judy Is the nastor. :
For Sale
Good lot and new garage . lo
cated within one block of Parrish
nlojr high school. . For cash only
bZ5. i this week only. Phone
520. r - ml7
Allen Resigns r
Thomas VV. Allen, who has been
employed for the past five years
by the secretary of state, has re
signed and accepted a position as
deputy recorder in. Newport.
Wanted
3 : experienced
Gray Belle.
waitresses' at
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To Give Talk
Benoit McCroskey; orator at the
University of Oregon, will make
an address from the Oregonian
broadcasting tower in Portland to
night. He is a graduate of Salem
high school. , ,,;r-
Issues Requisition i - - - , -
A requisition has been received
by Governor Pierce from Govern
nor Richardson of California for
the extradition of Fred Foard who
is under arrest at Roseburg.. ;He
is wanted in San Francisco on a
charge of embezzlement. .';
Tournament Popular .
The exhibition of O. J. Mills,
fancy pool shot and billiard ex
pert, attracted much attention last
night at the Romaine & Long pool
hall on State street. He is to
stage ! another exhibition tonight
with Mr. Albright, a local expert.
Kill the Aphis (Lice)
on the roses with our dusts and
sprays. .Pearcy. Bros., 237 fatate
street: m5
Building Permits Issued
E. A. Rhoten Is to build a
dwelling at 940 -North Twenty-
first at an estimated cost -of $2.-
200. according to the report filed
with the city recorder. W. J. Wil
liam is tr erect a dwelling at
iqn 'Mnrimna wftien is to cost
$3,000; R. C. Churchill Is to re
f - 11' XTrt. 1t
pair a Kaatio at, iiu uiu " vy
AUCTION
TODAY ,
! 1:30 p. m. 4 '
House, furniture, farm ma
chinery, hay, wood, j
ONE BLOCK NORTH
STATE HOSPITAL
Returns to Salem i
Miss Mary Findley, director of
religious education of the First
Methodist church, returned to Sa
lem yesterday after a three-day
conference in Portland. She at
tended the annual conference of
religious educators which . was
holding its 40th conference. : Dr.
MaGill, international general sec
retary of the organization, gave
the main address of the confer
ence. ; , :f
Safety First ! .-
The KO club of Salem high will
offer "Safety First;" a three-act
comedy-farce, on May 22 In the
high school gymnasium. Students
taking part in the play .are Ver
non Perry, Jack Minto, Dennis
Hamilton. r :
Dwiarht Johiison'n Klrollei
Formerly Multnomah '. I Hotel
Strollers of Portland, 10-piece or
chestra, will play during dinner.
6:30 to 8. Saturday. evening at the
Gray Belle, and later at -Dreamland
for the dance. p ml5
Drives Without Light
iC K. Trent was brought! to the
police station last night by Offi
cer-White charged with driving
an automobile without a tall light.
Allrewse'. Realtor' , . '
'Rev. E. H. Shanks addressed the
Marion-Polk County Realtors, on
"Better Homes" yesterday at their
regular meeting at thMarion ho
tel. The realtors have sponsored
the Better Homes week!;; being
staged here, and hare? arranged
programs that have -been present
ed before various . organizations
and clubs. - ' :. .
mar of Dallas, Or., and one broth
er, G. W: Armstrong of Poutiac.
111., and 11 grandchildren. Fun
eral services at the Webb funeral
parlors Saturday,, May 16, at 2 p.
m. Rev. Launer will have charge
of services. Interment in the Lee
Mission cemetery ;j :
Branner
Peter Axel Branner died May
13 at the age of 24 years. He is
survived by his father and moth
er Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bran
ner. The body will be forwarded
to Astoria for burial by the Webb
funeral parlors.
Lansing
At the home east of Salem. May
13, Chester Field Lansing, age 75
years. He was the husband of
Margaret Lansing, and father of
James Lansing of Salem, Mrs.
Katherlne Robertson of Berin.
Ky., Mrs. Nellie Banta, of Salem,
and Mrs. Margaret "Pooler of En
terprise, Or., grandfather of Ches
ter, Thomas 1 and Eunice RolV
ertson. Chester and Katherlng
Banta,. and Frederick Pooler.
Funeral services wil be held Fri
day, May 15, 10:30 a. m. from
the Rigdon 'mortuary, under the
auspices of the Elks lodge. In
terment In City View cemetery,
under Masonic auspices.
Smith
In this city, May 12, William
M. 'Smith, age 27 years, son of
Mrs. O. G. Smith of Long Beach,
Cal., brother of Mrs. F. A. Cook
of Roseburg, Mrs. Roscoe Dickey
and Miss Constance Smith of Long
Beach, and Mrs. N. M. Finkbinei
of Salem; Fred J. Smith of Seal
Beach, Cal.i Oscar H. Smith of
Portland; A. H. Smith of Seattle,
and Theodore Smith of Long
Beach. Member, -of Salem lodge
No. 336, BPOE. Funeral services
will be held Friday, May 15, at
3:30 p. m.. from the Rigdon mor
tuary, under the auspices of the
Salem lodge of Elks. Rev. W. w.
Long will officiate. Interment in
IOOF cemetery. ,
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;; iWAWTED ':
City-Property-Salcman
Farm Property-Sale$man
Exchange Salesman
YOU nJST HAVE A CAR
Opportunity for Advancement
We Have 1 400 Exchange
Listings
OUR OWN OFFICES IN
PORTLAND AND SALEM
Average salesmen develop into, $500 a
month men under our system
See Mr. . Parker personally, Parker
Realty company, 408-409 United States
National Bank Bldg., Commercial at
State... Telephone 2242, Salem, Oregon.
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DwUrht Johnson's St roll era
Formerly Multnomah .Hotel
Strollers of Portland, 10-piece or
chestra, will play j during dinner,
6:30 to 8. Saturday evening at the
Gray Belle, and later at Dream
land for the dance. , mlS
OBITUARY
Ktrausbaugh $
Ettie Armstrong Strausbaugh,
age 62 years, 5 months, 17 days,
Vtfe of W. H. Stransbaugth. daugh
ter of Mrs. 1 Esther Armstrong.
Fiva- children. Richard Straus
baugh and Mrs. J. l Billeter of
Salem, Mrs. Ernest Williams of
Bayard. Neb.'. Walter W. Curtis,
Hillside, N. i.Don E. Curtis of
Mont Christv. Texas, stepmother
of Mrs. Henry Wolff of Salem,
Mrs. Fred Siewert and Frank M.
strniiRbft.iifi-h of Tillamook, and
Ray Strausbaugh of Lexington.
Or.; two sisters.i Mrs. Florence
Boyd of Salem. Mrs. Dana! McNa-
REDCCED SUMMER -f RATES
- k TO CALIFORNIA I
BY PICKWICK STAGES
San Francisco, one way. $15.50
Round Trip, $30.00
Los Angeles, one way, i 275
Round Trip, $30.00
Special Rates to Parties 6t
Eight or More I
For' Information and Reserva---
tlons phone 696, or call at
CENTRAL STAGE TERMINAL
Halrm, Oregon
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
Qstabllsbed 1808 i
General Banking Business -
Office Hours from lo a. m. to 8 p. m.
Abrahani
Tn this ritv. Miss Louise Abra
ham, at the age of 33 years. Death
occurred Mav 14. The remains
are at Rigdon's mortuary. Fun
eral announcement later.
DR. B. II. WHITE
OitopsUr-8urgry
XlMtronle Dtkgiktm aad TrMtmaat
(Zr. method)
Offlc Flion S5S or 4S9-J
i 606 V. a. Bask Bldg.
DWIGHT JOHNSON'S
STROLLERS
SPECIAL
OPENING
Dreamland Rink
Saturday, Slay 16
Saturday Only
98c'f(RSpBc
i WORTH $1.50 BUY NOW
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Mahogany Finish Serving Trays
A fortunate purchase has made it possible for us to
offer these; beautiful mahogany serving trays with glass
bottoms and mahogany handles at this extraordinary
price. Very attractively decorated centers. Every fam
ily can now afford a serving tray. Come early!
M ATCH FOR OUR NEW SPECIAL EVERV WEE3S
Why not talfe advan
tage of our latest stor
age facilities
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A slight charge of $3 per hun
dred valuation will store your
furs and protect them against
fire, theft and moths.;
DouiHe O pjtjr lairs
Jingle merrily when we have one of our Big Aluminum Sales. We
give you double value for every dollar in High Grade Merchan
dise that will give you service and satisfaction.
We have just received another lot for sale next
Friday and Saturday
, May 15 and 16th , .
Here is a List of What You May Buy
5 quart Tea Kettles J
l4and2qt.
. Double Boilers
6 and 8 qt. Pre
serve Kettles T
S cup Percolators
10 qt. Dish Pans -
5 qt. Draining Ket
tles ;;:;v..:':3:.'-
3 piece lipped
-. e Sauce Pan Sets
Angel Cake Pans -Round
Roasters ;
6 qt. covered. Con
vex Kettles
9 cup Muffin-Pans
Take Your Ghoice.for OMv-.:
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We have a large supply of all pieces advertised and are quittrsuro
we won't run out this time, i This is higK grade ware. Wc zlzIz
you to compare weights'and finishes with any standard brand c;
ware , l. , cttt?-' on.' , - - ---- - -
190 North Liberty 1 -
'GEO.'E.-ALLIZN1
Hardware Cz L la chin cry
.. 236 N. Commercial St.
Tractlcal in the art of fur rcaodclias