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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
WEDNESDAY MORNING; JULY 1; 1925
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SEMI-ANNUAL
- SUIT SALE
. Step right in and save from 7 to $15
on a suit . v
You cant4 make money faster or easier.
It's right in , the midst of the season and
another-suit would be handy.
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.The suits are the best we've had. There are no better
; suits. Fabrics new, cut correct and tailoring perfect.
i; See Our Windows
t W. JOHNSON & ; CO.
469 State St.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF .
OurWeaftKe rM&n
Fair and Mild
Moderate vest winds. Maximum,
73; minimum, 48; river, .2, fall
ing; rainfall, none; atmosphere,
part cloudy; wind, northwest. -
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The Theaters Today
Ill
Oregon Betty Blythe in t
!'Chu-Chin-Chow.T v
Grand Richard Dix and
Joqueline Logan in "A
Man Must Lire."
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RUgh Anna Q. Nllsson in
"Innocence."
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Train Service RcsumeL
, Train service on the' coast route
between San Francisco and Los
Angeles has been "continued after
15 hours of interruption, was the
report received yesterday by the
local office of tie Southern Pa
cific. '
Marriage Performed
Oeorge Elmore of Valsetz and
Edith Pearl Scott of Salem; route
7, were married yesterday by Bra
zier C. Small, justice of the peace.
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Sell Your Furniture
Tq woodry. Phone 511.
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Woodburn Visited . .
Ben-Kimber, secretary of the
Marion county A YMCA, was in
Woodburn yesterday in the inter
ests of the YMCA boys' camp to
be held at Neskowin July 23 to
August 5. ' .- . . - ,
.Wanted Five-
Experienced waitresses Steady
employment. The Gray Belle. J3
Clerks File . Bonds
- Three bonds were received fy
the county school superintendent
yesterday ' from district school
clerks. Those' filing, were Aums
' ville. Tresie M. McCully, clerk,
$2,000; White, J. II. Hurgill clerk,
$1200; North Howell, W. H. Stev
ens, clerk, $2,000.
Room for Rent ' ,
'In modern home, three blocks
from state house! All convenien
ces. Gentleman preferred.' Please
give references and address A. B.,
care Statesman'.' ! ;
Dance' Dance! .Tonight'
Duiiols' popular dances. Crys
tal Gardens. Jl
Marcelling By Kxperlenceil
' - Operator. 65c. Phone 1958-W.
5 340 Union. J3
Beanty Expert Improv
""Bobby" Hendrickson, of the
Mitti beauty parlors, located in
the Bligh hotel. Is recovering from
her recent illness and isjexpected
to be jgt her shop in a few days.
VlctrolA and Records Like New
At the Woodry auction Wed.
n it e. 'North Summer and Norway.
Phone 511. V ' Jlyl
Speeder Is Xabbed '
Jack Mitchell of Portland was
arrested for speeding last evening
by. Officer Edwards. Mitchell was
cited to appear before Judge M.
Poulsen Thursday.
Neighbors of Woodcraft-. -Special
meeting .today
o'clock for initiation.
at 2
Woodry A Wooddry's Auction
Sale today, corner of Liberty
and Mission at 1:30.' Phone 75.
Salem Firm Dissolved .
Articles of dissoluyoji were
filed with the state corporation
commissioner Tuesday by the Cap
ital City Loan association.
Your Color Scheme .
.Carefully, considered In your
light flxtufesjL We go to your
home and make your new fixtures
to harmonize without - extra
charge. Fixtures designed for spe
cial conditions. No charge for the
design. Salem Electric Co.,
Masonic Temple. PhonTlZOO. J2
Ashland Opens Hotel
A number of Salem people have
received invitations to the open
ing of the new $250,000. LithJa
Springs hotel at Ashland tonight.
Divorce Granted ' 1
Married for 45 years. Kate Mary'
Jones was granted a divorce from
Jethro R. Jones in Judge L. H.
McMahan'a court yesterday. They
were married in Illinois August 5,
1880, and have eight grown child
ren, i According to the complaint,
Joneardeftlrted h wife in 1910.
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Want to Secure " '.
A $4,000 loan for 3 years at 7
per cent on $9,000 improved ranch
Room 1, 341 State St. Phone 970.
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Why don't soma one come In
and buy his 1924 Gardner
Coupe.' "We have been pric
ing this splendid coupe at
$350 which seems-almost a
shame. But we are going to
cut still more and sell it at
$790. Who ever gets this
gets a bargain. Try and
beat the other fellow to it.
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dow, all this week. Demonstra
tions are at 12 noon, 2, 3 and 4
o'clock. Miss Plattva will gladly
explain in detail. Boncilla method
of beautifying the rkin. Capital
Drug Store. .12
Rail Is Forfeited
Al Yelton and Joseph Larsen,
Portland, forfeited $400 bail de
posited for transportation and
possession at 26'. gallons of wine
at the city police court Tuesday.
Wanted Five-i- f
' Experienced waitresses Steady
employment..' The Gray Belle. 3
ed ta stop the Shasta Limited at
Creswell, which is about 20 miles
south of Eugene." -
AttenUon Elks
Knute Rockne, famous athletic
director, will address. - the r local
lodge Thursday evening. July 2.?
Orders can still be taken for uni
forms if you hurry and send in
your card tq the secretary, i Jly2
Cut Flowei
And floral pieces.' Upjohn's, 964
S. Liberty. Phone 1700. 11
Tonlte the Xite . v
'Auction-sale atlWoodry's new
auction market, corner N,! Sum
mer and' Norway. Phone 611.
SomesaIe. 1 Be there. jl
Are Registered Nurses
Claire Davis and Adelaide F.
Post, both graduates of the Sa
lem hospital, filed certificates with
the county clerk allowing them to
practice as registered nurses.
Camp Ground Certified
A certificate approving of the
Salem municipal ajuto camp has
been received by ;i City Recorder
Poulsen from the state board of
Obituary
Yesterday By the U
- Of medicine,. Dr. Stone removed
a cancer from the forehead -of .J.
II. Mason of Salem, Oreg. 1
Miss Lucia Plattva '
Famous skin and complexion
authority, will give free window
demonstration of Boncilla Beauty
products. in our State street ;win-
Arcldtects Muko Trip t ,
, C. M. Freeman of the firm of
Freeman & St ruble, architects,
will leave i today for Washougal,
Wash., with the preliminary plans
of he new high school which his
firm is submitting for approval of
the board.
Wanted Fivw
FJxperienced waitresses Steady
employment. - The Gray Belle; J 3
- Steiner ; . ,
At the home In Polk county.
June 29, Albert -Henry; Steiner,
age 52 years, husband of Mrs. Al
bert Henry Steiner, lather of
i Margaret and David Steiner, son
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ther of Mrs. F. - H. Berger of
Salem and A. T. Steiner of Port
land. Scottish Rite services were
held Tuesday at midnight from
the Rigdon mortuary.. Funeral
services will be held today at 2
p. m. from St. - Paul's Episcopal
church; Rev. Chambers will off i
ciate. The body jwill lie in state
from 12:30 to 2 p. m. today at
the church. Concluding services
at the City View cemetery by the
Commandry of the -Knights Tem
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Pierce "W ill Speak .
..' Governor Walter M. Pierce, and
William S. Levens, state prohibi
tion commissioner, will speak at
Creswell. . in Lane county, today.
Arrangements have been complet-
health. ln accordance with the law
enacted by the 1925 legislature. . ,
Salesman Wanted - '
At Kafateria Shoe Store. jl
New Bunga low
Parr Is Ii addition, $25.
630.
Phone,
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Italian, Old English and Spaa ish
Lighting fixtures are now on
display in our rooms. We want
you to comcto see them. We de
sign and finish fixtures to harm
onise with your interior and we
are always glad to carry out your
ideas without additional cost. Sa
lem Electric Co.. F. S. Barton,
owner. Masonic Temple. Phone
1200. Mr . , ' J2
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.Summer is theTime to Get
tirn top . i
- and ' ITHOLSTFJIY
WOKK 1KJXI3
Let Vh rMlmate Oil
i Your Next Job
GOOD WORK-- AT
IK RIGH
PRICKS
A TrUl. Will. Con
vince You
W. R. , J. H.
McALVIN
5 NORTH CHURCH
DERRICK
' In this city, June 30. Mrs. Mary
Derrick age 40 years. The remains
were forwarded to Med lord by
Rigdon and Son, where funeral
services and interment will be
held. ,
-GABRIEL
Powder and Supply Co.
Fsiata and VamltliM
175 Santa Ceaaiwclal Pbn 728
Woodry & Woodry
Pays Cash for Furniture
Phone 75
REDUCER SUMMER RATES
TO CALIFORNIA
BY PICKWICK STAGES
San Francisco, one way, f 15.50
- Round Trip, $30.00
Im Angelea, one-way, 927JX3
Round Trip, , $50.00
Special Rates to Parties of
Eight or More
For Information and Reserva
tions phone 698, or call at
CENTRAL STAGE TERMINAL
- Salem, Oregon ' - '
WOODRY
Buys Furniture!
Phone 511
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Electric Gafe
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Quality Products
TTXCELLENT auality has always dis-
lj tinguisbed Falrmbunt. dairy prod l
ucts
They come to you from the newest
and best equipped dairy plant in the
fv npnilnAail v osnAAtqtlir a til ant c A In
spected herds. ,
Fairmount Milk is Perfectly Pasteur
ized and cooled in the very lffe'st type li
of enclosed, Sanitary, and r sterile ma
chinery. It is automatically bottled and
machine-sealed thus affording you per-
feet protection. ; .
We would consider it a privilege to ,
have you inspect our plant at any time. ' '
Health-giving milk made safe for ba- '
bies. The best health insurance.
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III bies. The best health insurance. I III ' I I 'SN
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Why Ta!(e Chances on Raw IVlilk?
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"No epidemic of disease has ever been traced tp pasteurized milk. Pasteuriza
tion is positively necessary for all milk for the sake of safety. It is the only guar
antee." Charles E. North, M. D.f former health Commissioner of New York City.
"Buy your milk pasteurized from a clean dairyJ" United States Department of
Agriculture.' ; . 1
MBoy it pasteurized for pasteurization saves lives and prevents sickness.7 Dr.
M: J. Rosenau of Harvard Universityand formerly director of the HygineicLab-
oratory of the U. S. Public Health' Service. : t
' : SAFEJURE SWEET
10c PER QUART(n - 4
6c PER PINT iDellvered
, . . No Monthly Rate ', ;'
i v Perfectly Pasteurized: ,
Bargain Bay List
Just a few of the many bargains are here listed. Come
expecting-to find many more all over the store; our down
stairs store included.
Thursday, July 2nd, 9:00 A. M:
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Main Floor
I Lot 1 of .
Dotted Voiles, Figured
Voiles, Tissue Ginghams
and Striped Broadcloth 1
j 39c
Lot 2, 36 inch
Suitings
for summer dresses guaranteed
fast colors in 30 colors to choose
from; yd.
39c
; Double face
' Turkish Bath Towels
L Each "
22c
Tub iSilks
in neat checks and' stripes, also silk
radium ia 22 different colors to
choose from, yd.
$1.49
. ; 40 Inch .
Printed Silk Crepes
for summer dresses, a yard,'
$2.50
Corset Specials ;
$1.25 Corsets at
$.100
'i $1.98 Corset at
$1.49
Main Floor
-v 30 Inch
Lingerie Crepe
in plain and fancies, a yard,
22c
Dress Ginghams
in a large assortment to chooso
from, yd.
24c
The ever popular
Jap Crepe .
Good line of colors, a yd.
17c
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36 Inch
Percales ; L
A good assortment, a yd.
19c
Imported, guaranteed all silk, a yd."
Pongee
59c
" Porto Rico Hand-drawn 1
Dress .Patterns
3y2 yards to a pattern, each
$2.98
V. if.
Bloomer Special
"Y-i $1.69 Bloomers &t'.
$1.49
$1.98 Rubber Corsets at
$1.49
Downstairs Store Bargains
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Lot of Remnants
Silks, Silk Mixturesr also Cottons
Half Price
Apron Checks K
and printed Flaxons, yd.
Limited amount of , "
Barber Towels ,
.-Each ! -
7c
Silk Fibre Hose
for women; all colors, pr.
49c ,
Odd lot of '
Voiles and Prints
a yard
- 19c
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Bunting
. in red,' white and blue, a yd.
Remember there are many more bargains all over thV
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PHONE' 725
LADD & BUSH, Banlfero
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DAIRY
. CISco Hosrs froa It a, u to 6 p. n. .
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