THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON T"
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 2, 1925
f Bairgaie Day iP011
r Specials ':
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Extra special on genuine broadcloth
shirts, white only, $1.68. The quantity
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is limited. Come early, i
Mens Fancy Dress Hose, regular 75c Values
i Bargain Day Special 45c
SPECIAL PRICES ON SUITS
k l Jotisoji I Co.
469 State Street
CITY
NE
WS IN BRIEF
OurWeatherMan.
. Rising Temperature
Warmer, in west portion"; moder
ate northerly winds. Max. 81;
Min. 0: River 0.3: Rainfall
, none; Atmosphere clear; Wind
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The Theaters Today'
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Oregon Strongheart in
pf hlte Fang," by -jack
London.
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"C.'rand Richard Dix. it
l Jaaueline Logan In 1'
Man musi uive.
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Rligh Anna Q. Nllsson in
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headquarters are in the Ladd &
Bush. bank building. Mr. Eschwig
will graduate from the Willamette
Law school next year..
Awnings and Porch Furniture
H.1 L. Stiff Furniture Co. j2
Miss Lucia Plattva
Famous skin and " complexion
authority, will give free window
demonstration of -Boncilla Beauty
products in our State street win
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 t kin. Capital
Drugstore., " J2
Births Are Reported -
j Two births were reported at the
office of the dtr health officer
yesterday. The children are John
forfeited bail of $200 for failure
to appear at police court for hear
ing. The wina was a. berry prod
uct and tested about 12 per cent.
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Wanted FiviC
Experienced -waitresses ' Steady
employment, T3ie Gray Belle. j3
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Birth Is Reported , ,
Dr. and Mrs. Scofleld are the
proud parents of an 8-pound boy
born June 30 at 7 o'clock In the
morning. .The mother and infant
are doing fine, according to Dr.
Emmons, who handled the case.
ran ssirff
H - ku Mvcrtl Dfldcw at very
sttrsctiYs prlca: J
19ie tnrtaf ; .'S75.pO
1917 tooriag L7B.OO
1920 t oaring, motor completely
erkaulcd $.185.00
1924 touring. Just likt new;
aew car fuaranteo . $800.00
If yon llko a Dodge, look them over
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Doney thas been visiting her two
sons, Hugh and Paul, former stu
dents at Willamette, who are now
studying for higher degrees in
Harvard university. Mrs. Doney
is visiting friends and relatives at
Columbus, Ohio, and Chicago, on
her way home. ' -
For Bargain Day Kpecialsr
See our window display.
Fur company.
West
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Do -It. Now
Some 'people are always wishing
they, had a good position, but are
not willing to pay the price. Why
not get it, instead of, wishing for
it. Take a summer course at the
Capital Business college. New
classes Monday. July 6. J2
son. who win alter and repair a
one-story . garage at an estimated
coat ot i 00 at 261 North Church;
J. A. Raker, who will build at 299
North Commercial, a marquise, at
an! estimated cost of 8400; W. A.
Bond, who will erect a dwelling
at 1CS7 North Summer at an esti
mated coat of $3200; W. 'II. Hen
derson, who will erect a dwelling
ati 1230 Madison at an estimated
cost of $2700, and C. C. Reeves,
who will erect a store building
atf 1760 TJellevue at an estimated
cost of $750.
Many Specials in Dresses
. At $9.75. $12.75 and $14.75, at
the French Shop today. M. Buf fe I
Mat-Harm IIS Uioh Ct 1?
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Dr. Marshall, Osteopathic
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Two Forfeit Ball
iJack Mitchell of Salem and B.
Fj Closkin of North Bend. Wash.,
both arrested by Officer Edwards
far speeding and slated to appear
before the police coturt yesterday
afternoon to answer to the charges
preferred, forfeited $10 each for
failure to appear.
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FJks, ReMrt-
At 7 p. m. Thursday for a short
drill before lodge. J 3
Wanted Five -'.
Experienced waitresses Steady
employment. The Gray Belle. j3
Dr. W. It. Mercer, Osteopath!,
Physician, 404-5 U. S. Nat. Bank
Bldg. 13
Had
Debate Is Scheduled
-Arrangements for the debate to
be held fn the . Armory July 8,
over the, evolution question, have
been completed. Dr. E.A. Cantrell
and Dr. W. B. Riley will oppose
each . other In : the debate. . Dr.
Cantrell will uphold the evolution
ist's side of the argument, and Dr.
Riley will represent "the funda
mentalists. '
We Have a Number
Of smart coats we will close out"
at cost. The French Shoo. 115
High St. ,! - 12
Wrong Plates
Flovd fV . Rohlnsnn nf Va1siti
ForbeS Glatt, the son of Mr. and J was jarrested last night by officer
Mrs. Adolph Glatt, of Woodburn,
and Richard Canfield Cliamberlin,
the son of Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
Weller Chamberlin. .
Hickman at the intersection of
North Capitol and Fair grounds
road, on a charge of having im
proper license plates on his car.
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;l!gn Doney, formerly a student
a.Wtamette university, where he
v, was a member of Kappa Gamma
j Rho fraternity and prominent' in
f many student affairs, has taken
position as head of a YMCA camp
at Lake George, New York, for
the summer. Mr. Doney has been
studying at Harvard, and will re?
turn t6 finish his work at that
nnlvernitv this fall v
Sharp Reductions for Bargaln--
Day.: .See window display. West
Jur company. ! - JZ
Room for Kent
i In modern' home, three blocfs
from state house. All convenien
ces. Gentleman preferred. Please
give references and address A. B..
'are Statesman, r I
Ifanted Five T
Experienced waitresses Steady
tmployment. The Gray Belle. j3
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Radical': reductions in radio
goods. Regular stock reduced 10
per cent. Salem Electric Co., Ma
sonic temple.; ? j2
The French Shop
An official bargain day store
with interesting values in dresses,
millinery and coats. 115 High St.
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Chautauqua, America's
j Cleanest form of entertainment
a week, of the best In music
ia lectures In plays. j2
d.R Postpone Meet , v -
Members of the Grand Army of
the Republic will, not hold their
regular meeting1 in the 'Armory on
July 4, it has been announced.
The next meeting .will be held on
9.
The French Shop Today
,-Many real values in millinery
specials at $5.00. 115 High St. J2
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Fresh Peanut Brittle '
Half price. The Spa Bargain day
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Gets Water Permit
James Hopper, has been granted
the fight to use water from'an un
named creek, tributary to the
Abiqua, and the deed to the water
right has been filed with the coun
ty clerk by the state engineer.
Returns From Eugene
Mrs. Walter Cline of Salem has
returned from a business trip to
Eugene. Mrs. Cline states that
business Interests will probably
keep her In Eugene most of the
tinfe for the remainder of the sum
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J. Shelley Saurman, M. D , 1
Announces' the opening of his
new offices on the fourth floor of
the United States Bank building.
Mrs. Wilson Returning'
V.Mrs. Arthur R. Wilson, former
ly of this city, will a gala take up
her residence here, after a pro
longed absence during which time
she has been located at Yakima,
Wash. -Mr. Wilson, who for a year
has been manager of the Postal
Telegraph office in that city, will
go to the Orient under a three
year contract with . a steamship
company, but will return to Salem
to visit every summer.
Your Color. Scheme
careiuny considered in your
ugm, iixiures. we go to your
home and make your new fixtures
to narmonize witnout extra
charge. Fixtures designed for spe
cial conditions. No charge for the
aesign. saiem. Electric Co.,
Masonic Temple. . Phone 1200. J2
10 Ter Cent Discount-
On everything in the store (ex-
cent Maidas)." Extra reductions
on radio sets and electric shades.
Salem Electric Co., Masonic tem
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DEADW00IX
COACH
OUR FIRST BIRTHDAY SALE is proving to be a phenomenal success. Yesterday
was our biggest day w expect today to be even bigger. The reason for the success
of this, our First Anniversary Sale, Li values we are offering. We quote here a
few of our specials: '
500 Linen Handkerchiefs. 50c grade, while they last. 3 for fi5e
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All evening dresses half price ...
All our Hart Schaffner-it Marx Coats
All our highest priced dresses Ji off
Birthday Group No.' 1
We have assembled in this lot the
most charming dresses of Printed
Crepes and Voiles in a wide range
of color combinations. Priced rldi
culbusly low at
57.85
off
-Birthday Group No. 2
In this lot you will find an array
of dresses of quality in every con-,
ceivable style and fabric and at
this low figure you will surely buy
more than one
$14.85
this price, coats that sold as high
as $39.50,- including the celebrat
ed Prince of Wales models In all
the new shades and weaves. Priced
now at
Birthday Group No. 3
In this lot you will rind Coats for
dress and sport wear In Polair
Kasha and fancy mixtures in a
variety of colors, models for every
type. ";Also Prince of Wales. Val
ues to $35. Priced now at
- 514.85
Birthday Group No. 4
In this lot we have overreached
ourselves and grouped together at
519.75
Birthday Group No. 5 '
Choice of 50 smart sport and
trimmed Hats, values to $15
at
$3.85
Birthday Group No. 6
Choice of 50 extraordinary chic
"Hats, values to $20 at f
56.85
Rules of Sale No Charges; No C. O. D's; No Exchanges
Dallas JIost Tonight
The Dallas Chamber of Com
merce will ber the host to the Sa
lem chamber it Dallas tonight. A
few weeks ago thefDallas Cham
ber of Commerce members were
guests of the local organization
they, now are returning the com
pliment. It is expected that 20
or Za members from the local
chamber will make the triD to
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Camping Equipment
H. U Stiff Furniture Co.
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! Want to Seour
A $4,000 loan for 3 years at 7
per cent on $9,000 improved ranch
i Room 1, 341 State St. Phone 970.
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Marcelling By Kxperiencedl.
Operator. 65c. Phone 1958-W,
340 Union. ' 13
Former Resident Visits
I Ruth Lawrence of Corvaliis, and
. , ,' . . - I-formerly of Salem, is In Salem,
Italian; Old English and Spanish--j and will spend a two months va-
Llehtinr fixtures are now on
display in our rooms,. We want
you to come to see them. We de
sign and finish fixtures to harm
onize with your interior and 1 we
are always glad to carry out' your
Ideas without additional cost. Sa
lem Electric Co.,t: F- S. Barton,
owner. Masonic Temple Phone
cationi in thfs city. She has lived
In Corvaliis for the kpast 1 i-2
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Report Is Filed -
A report of appraisers, George
Riches; Roy Burton, and Clare
Vibbert, gives a value of $35,-
746.69 to the estate of W. S. Mc-
Kinney. . Of this amount . $18,-
849.90 is in Liberty bonds.
1200.
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Slashing Red uct ions ' - , s
On all radio sets. Rest of en
tire stock cut 10 per cent. Salem
Electric Co., Masonic temple. 12
Postal Employe on TrirV-v
Dud JTaylor. local nostal car
rier, togfther j with his Wife, will I tion, that j is, the main traveled
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RoadIs Improved i
-Roads to Silver Creek Falls are !
now reported to be in good condi-
Mrs. Doney Returning
Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney. wife of
President : Doney of Willamette
universityr li xpected to return
to Salem Saturday : Irom an ex
tended visit In -the, east. Mrs.
Preparing for College-
It will pay high school gradu
ates expecting to enter college to
secure a working knowledge of
shorthand and typewriting to help
pay their way, and make It easier
to take notes of lectures. New
classes in these and other subjects
at the Capital Business College.
Monday, July 6. . J2
GABRIEL
Powder and Supply Co.
Paints audi Varuishaa
175 South CoKmorcUl .! 720
Get Building Permits
Building permits were issued in
the last two days to J. K. Robln-
Clearance
of Summer
Millinery
f 75 Hats -at 41.00
50 Hats at f330
M. HAN1GER
The Woman's Shop
J ' 420 Court Street
spend a two ! weeks'
vacation in
routes. Some of the others are !
southeastern Oregon. Mr. Tayor 8tn rough. There will be a cele-
ana nis wue wu, ,a, on "f" bration at he falls Saturday.
vacaiion loaay. , ,
Dr. W. 1u Mercer I
Aatonnnth haa returned tn his
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. IWrilnn 1 CharireL
Kate Mary Jones secured a di
vorce from J. Jethro R. Jones by
Judge McMahan. on, the -grounds
of desertion. I The, couple have
been married for 45 years and
have eight adult children.
Attention Elks -
Knute Rockne,' famous athletic
director, will address the local
lodge Thursday evening, July 2.
Orders can still be taken for uni
forms it you hurry and send -in
your card to the secretary. Jly2
REDUCER SUMMER RATES
TO CALIFORNIA
BY PICKWICK STAGES
San Francisco, one way, f 15.50
Bound Trip, $30.00 "
Loa Angeles, one way. - t274U
t Bound Trip, $50.00
. Special Rates to Parties of
Eight or More
For Information and Reaerva-
tiont phone 696; or call at
CENTRAL 8TAGE TERMINAL
Salem. Oregon
Oregon Pulp
andPatp
er
Balem, Oregea
UANXjTACTTJRERS
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Sulphite, and Manila Wrappings, also Batchers Wrap,
pings, Adding Machine Paper, Greaseproof, Glassinc,
Drag Bond, Tissns Screenings and Specialties,
In our business we have de-
veloped the style of play that
.recognizes courtesy toward
others and the value of the.
follow-thru on every stroke
of service, j ' ...
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built on these factors.
: 1 90 North Liberty Street
Practical in the Art of Fur Remodeling
Sharp RedacUons for .
; Bargain day.1 ! See window dia-
C, play. West Fur bom pany. , J2
Connie1 Eschwig Resigns--J
Connie ' Eschwig who for "the
paid lS months has "been clerk of
the Marion county court, has re
signed to take a position! with the
law firm 'of Miles and Day, whose
Bail Is Forfeited t
Al Yelton and Joseph Larson of
Portland, Who were arrested here
about three weeks ago for having
in their possession 26 gallons of
wine which they stated they se
cured in this vicinity, yesterday
WOODRY
Buys Furniture
, Phone 511 '
Electric Cafe
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ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS
, Phone 727
OREGON Jrk ELECTRIC
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Woodry & Woodry
Pays Cash for Furnitare
5 ,1 Phone 75
LADD & BUSH, Banlcera
CsCablishe lSCS
General Banlnng Business
Otnee Heetts front 1 av aa. to S p. wu
FIREWORKS
Fire Crackers
Sky Rockets Sparklers
Roman Candles ,
Cap Guns and Caps
EVERYTHING FOR THE FOURTH
Leave your, films with us to be ?
developed" i ,
John J. Bottle's
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Ladles' and Growing Girls' Sandals, colors red,' blue,
green and black, all sizes i
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.WalkrOver and Cantilever Shoes
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SALCM. , OREGON
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