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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1925)
r-? --sunday:.ioi:ning,kaugusto,io25 I r . H ,c- - K - -x' 'VW NEWPORT 98 miles from Salem Splendid road. " An ideal place to spend your vacation. Excellent accomodations for a day, week or month. "Bathe Where Beauty Beckons". ' I CASINO GARAGE , STORAGE I j GAS AND Olt NYE BEACH BAKERY Confectionery and meals. Horn made bread and pastry. At Nye Beach. It. KASBOHM, Prop. PARE HOTEL ! flomeUke Rates f .00 per day Centrally located. At city park ; and post office. j - MR& C. CT. ALLEN", Prop. ';. NEWPORT " .- - . OREGON" M. H. BENSON CO. Dry foods, notions, novelties. Cents f urnlsnlhgsl Nye Beach, Newport, Oregon ABBEY HOTEL Under New Management NEWPORT'S FINEST HOTEL Strictly Modern Hot and cold water. Steam heat tri all r6oms. Newly reno rated. ' . 1 Opposite Boat Landing on Front Street S J. J. Tobmv Manager Sea Crest Cottages Directly Fronting the' Beach 2 and 3 -room furnished ' Cottages ! Electric light, city water, wood, free anto shed. "Two blocks north of- Nye Beach business center. Write for folder. . CHRIS ARMS NEWPORT, - - OREGON Cherry City Cottages ' ;!'' '. - V '.V.I-' Two and four rooms. Near the' beach. Wood, light, wa ter and anto shed. Every thing furnished hut linen , silver and top bedding,! GEO. G. SMITH Newport, Oregon i A. L. THOMAS SOUVENIR STORE Agate- cutting and mounting. Oregon pictures agate Jewelry. NEWPORT " - - OREGON SEE; LESTER MARTIN If yon are interested in buying a cottage or lot to build on. Price right, terms easy. Phone 7451 INSURANCE AND LOANS r. A Beach lAn Most scenic beach on Pacific coasf. T h r 0 e floors of solid comfort, dining- room in connec tion. American plan. Ideal bathing and ag ate beach, sheltered from the strong" wind. For rates and reservations - address I Katherine George Agate Beach, Oregon SKATING RINK Hardwood floor 123x53. Ton will find this an ideal place to spend your evenings. Halt way between bay and ocean. ADRIAN FORD, Profe. THE GLENWOOD Furnished- rooms and auto camp grounds, 3 minutes walk from Nye Beach. , Sheltered from winds and pleasantly lo cated. P. O. Bo 601 Newport, Oregon t . e s - Log Cabin Inn Sea Foods a Specialty Chicken dinner 11:30 Sundays i" Short orders all day. Dinner 5:30 week days. Ice; Cream and Soda Fountain in connection. Dancing. j Gilchrist & Emrich -Nye Beach, Newport, Oregon. NYE BEACH POOL-HALL Pool Card Games Candy ; Soft Drinks Tobacco ED AUSTIN, Prop. Newport, Oregon MODEL CAMP GROUND Located on Rooserelt Highway Newport, Oregon Wood and water furnished. Sheltered.-, from the wind Fire blocks from 'the beach. J. C. FERGUSON," Proprietor News From Beach Resorts HKMMMMMMMM MaMMMlMMH MMWMHMHMMKBMi MAXZAXITA j The season is rapidly drawing to a close and the weather li cool ing off with a little rain. But sftch showers have only made, the country more beautiful and in- , creased the pleasure of the cot tagers, i Exits cityward are be ginning and another vacation time will soon be over. -j " At Wakanda Court for aiweek are Rev. II. G. Crocker and wile and son of Newberg. They are . building a cottage on Classic - Ridge, j . ;L . f - hit: and Mra. Marsdell Reeves, and children Marsdell Jr and Gertrude are at Wnkanda Court for several days. V S Mrs. Stewart McQueen and son, Stewart Jr., of Portland are guests at Wakanda Lodge for a week.' Mrs.; G. A. Gilmore and chil dren and Mrs. M. C. McKercher and son George of Beavertoh are in Kinnikinnick .Cottage fort a week. ' 1 - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCullough and son William Jr., of Portland have Miss Werner's new cottage for a week. J . ! Among the guests at Manzanita Inn for the week were Miss Etta r McNetsker, Everett, Wash., f and Mrs. John Jones, Portland.v Ore gon. ; In the Hill cottage for a week , were Mrs. Marie Anderson, Wheel er and Mrs. Hans Jewell, and daughter Alice and son, Raymond of. Portland. . . . 5 v Portland were ists stopping ground. week end motor at Lanes Camp TWIN ROCKS Mr. and trs'. E. Williams of Portland ai;e camping oiit while their cottage is bemuilt. Mrs. G. H. Darrah and son? of Portland ' are' in ' their cottage on Classic Ridge for two weeks. j W. H. Anderson and family of Portland were among the motor-j Ists who spent the week end here. . Mr. and SirsV R. 0.: JanTn. of Portland and Mrs. Charles 'Joan--son are spending two weeks here In the Russell cottage on Clas-. sic RIdgeare Mr.'and Mrs.. J. N Russel, Mrs. .C. : E. B'aTnes, Virr ginia Gossmer, Uti and Mrs. E. J. Russel and" Jane ancf,Velma Rua sell all of 'Portlaid.; vt Lt; Jy $ c Pred Powell and family and Gertrude Lee and j Bessy Lee of Gresham spent the week end in the camp grenade j '. " i Another week end party of mo torists at the camp, ground were Mr. and . Mrs- Geege . Peterson and famfly if rs. Lee Irvin and children-' Barbara and Leslie and Dean D. Sellers of Forest Grove. Oregon. . ; ' -'' ' 'Other guests at the camp ground during-the week were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gni and. chil dren, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Johns and Mrs. L. Haagland, Scap poose. Ore.; Walter H. Nourse and family. Portland k Frffft P. Onort f P6rtlandy; !fartin Cunimings, Cor- Tairrsr cecir icowan,- trngene, ana Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Runyon, Gres ham... ' f v-l ;, j Rev J.-jWarren and faanlly of the Lents Methodist church in I F a -V FIXING -9 ngins. IS OUR BUSINESS ' - So whenever your &ur needs, atterition BRN(J IT 0 US as we are equipped to do all kinds of AUTO REPAIR ING AT SATISFACTORY PRICES. WORK DONE BY HOUK OR BY THE JOB " v When in trouble a pltofire vcalr mil 'bring out serfrce' car i v .a r. THE MOTOR SHOP G. A. Coffey S. II. Hayes 97 North Church Street Phone 43; Night Phone 1T14-W N' (Next ta erUtlel.Motot Car JIarket) Spending a week In Mrs. Nettie Thompsett's apartment after their return from a motor trip through Canada, are" Mr. and Mrs. David H. Gowan and daughter, Miss Ag nes, of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Tay lor and family of Portland, are spending a week in the Foxy Grandma cottage.- ! Elwin Church and John Thor wald of Marshfield, motored to Twin Rocks today and will spend a week with Mrs. F. E. Finley and family at their Heart's Ease cot tage, i Mrs. Robert W. Wiley of Port land, "have returned home after spen'ding two weeks in the Watt cottage at Watseco. , ' Mrr and Mrs. Ed. Llndsey of Lindbrook station and Miss Gladys Gardner of Portland spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Gardner and daughter, Grace, at their Casa Verde cottage. Mrs. F. E. Finley and children, Faye and Forrest, spent several days in Portland, this week, visit ing with Mrs. FInley's sister, Mrs. Leona Logue of Columbul, Ohio. Ned Fultin and. Earl Wfsner of The Dalles, visited at ihi C. H Hodson cottage for several days Mrsw . Ada ' Ferguson an4 iater. Miss Nina, ot The Dalles who have been -visiting Miss Merla and Miss Helen Hodson for several weeks and' Mrs. Hodson, motored to Portland "with them on Tuesday. Spending a week with Mrs. C. H. Phillips at Rock View Villa are Mrs. Walter T. Phillips and daughters, Virginia and Elizabeth and Mrs. H. F. Bohlman ot Port land. I Mrjand Mrs. L. Vere WIndnagle i and Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. War ren of Portland, were vacation ers In Twin Rocks last week. In the Leslie cottage tor ten days are Miss Florence. K Bauer and her sister. Miss Ruth, of Port land, j Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Flndley and daughters, Mary, Louise, Pauline, and Edith of Salem, are domiciled in one of the Reck View Villa apartments. MUg Lucia Card of Dallas and Dwight Flndley ot Sa lem, were here 6ver last Week end Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Harrington and daugnter, or Portland, are spending several weeks in one of the Johnson cottages. Mr. ; and Mrs. Harry Whetsel and daughters, Marjorie and Hel en of Portland, are spending i week In the Hadley ridge cottage. In the Re-U-Inn until Septem ber 15 are Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Billiongs and two sons of Port land. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hawkins and Mrs. Joseph Burratt or- Port land, who are vacationing in one of the new Sampson cottages' have with them this week. Miss Ethel Burratt of Portland. Miss Burratt Is a daughter and1 ."sister 'of "Mrs. Burratt and Mrs. Hawkins. Mrs. George Gebhardt and chil dren ; ol Forest Grove," motored down to Twin Rocks today and will spend a week with Mrs. J. P. Cleveland at the Cleveland sum mer' home here. Miss Nina Faye and Miss Edna Mae Cleveland of Portland, and Mr. Gebhardt of Forest Grove spent the week end here at the Cleveland cottage. Professor O. C. Mauthe of the M.A.A.C. of Portland, accompan ied by his . wife and Mrs. Ella Rogey of Dayton, Ohio, spent sev eral days of last week with Mr. and,, Mrs.; Robert Gardner and daughter. Grace,, on . their return return from their summer camp near Olympla, Wash, f . Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Van Scyec and two children, and Joseph Johnson are spending a few days with Mr. Van ScyeCs brother. D. Van Scyec, while motorinr to Longview, Wash., from their home in California. i Mrs. H. F. Hamilton of St. Paul. Minn., who is spending the season In the Bosorth cottage was hostess at the table of bridge on Tuesday aiternoon. Mrs. Leland Stan ford, Mrs. Robert Gardner and Mrs. Howard Knapp, all of Port land, were guests for ; the after noon. Spending a week In Watseco are Mr. and Mrs. George Goshen of Forest Grove. ' Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Cope of Portland, are spending several weeks in Twin Rocks. Rev. Cods is pastor of the ' Lents Friends church of Portland. ! Malcolm Kinsley of Seattle and Donald Hopkins of Oakland, are spending a few days at the beach visiting with friends. Spending a week in one of the R- L. Sampson cottages are Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bridlev i and rela tives of Portland. I ! Mrs. M. B. James and daughter. Miss Dorothy of Oakland, Calif., have returned to their home after visiting at the James cottage for a few weeks. Miss Ruth Mulkbav of Portland, . has ; also returned home after visiting at the James cottage. ' ! i ;C. W. . Osborn j of -j Portland. spent several day with his wife and children at the Curtis cot tage, returning to Portland with them today. .j tage nre Mrs. Etta Eyre and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. H. Heacock of Portland. V Mrs. M. ti. warren and daugh ters, Laura and Sally Lou of Port land, are spending a tew weeks in one ot the Astroan cottages. Mrs. G. M. Hoffman and daugh ters. Miss Rosalie' and Miss Elea nor. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ingram. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Walfe, John Swanson an d Mr. and Mrs. IL Thomas of Portland, are spending a few days at the Driftwood Inn. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Newmeyer of Salem, motored up to Sal til r Vhis pasf Vesk' iratf at tte' Dhlt wood Inn. ' , Mc and Mrtv-J. E." Davenport and Mrs.. T.' C McCramey and children of Portland, are domicil ed in the Nakawlsl cottage ot D. SALT AIR Hugh Naldrett, principal of the Hillsboro schools who has been visiting here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Job Naldrett i at the Driftwood Inn, motored to Port land Sunday for a brief stay. He was accompanied by his mdlher. Domiciled in the Oh Boy cot- I World in Motor Car Value V23 i ' TfieNew '" ADVANCED SIX 4-DOQR COUPE 4-wtxel brakes, full balloon tires and 5 disc wheels included at no extra cost Five minutes spent incpecting this new Advanced Six 4-Door Coupe will drive every other car in its field out of mind for a child can see its far greater quality. KIRKWOOp MOTOR CONIPANX . Corner Commercial and Chenicfcela 9 f a The Only Balloon P( wist Siitiert Art Goodyear Balloon Hres. Thef efofe, tfce only balloon tires you can count on for the extra- cbfnfoTi and extra stmrjj th of that remarkable new cord fabric are Goodyear BaUooref. " We have them in the new sniarl diameter sizes and also in the interchangeable type to fit your wheels. 1 Real low-pressures at low-pressure prices! Call us today and arrange a date for your changeover. & Zosel 294 North Commercial Street Telephone 66 Day ; ; - ; - ' 1 J . ""MjSSSSr-r- Cylinder Coach-Brougham ' ' T; ('" '' . t . ..' ' .'! If New Model New Price This new Coach-Brougham is the outstanding car of tha year, te advent marks an important staje in tha solution of automobila coach-craft.. . He.a Is a typ of body which "will supplant at least two others and this will be permanent. It will bs permanent! because it is of stouter construction, more artistic design and fills a definite need. : And because of its price. There's nothing of the cheap f 'coach construc tion" about this Rickenbacker. ' ' For example, this Coach -Brougham Is uphol stered In genuine Baker Velvet Velout. The. entire interior is finished in excellent taste and of the finest materi lis. . There's at least $209 greater value jn thit coach over its own predecessor. And that was last season's sensation and great est value. ... ' . - At the present price, this new model is a thing" to marvel at. . Just think 51,593 (f.o. b. i Factory) the price you formerly paid for an ordinary open touring car and now you are able to own the most sensational performer ever built Speed a mile A minute and more Hills all hills level out before the orirusK of thia S-horsepower Rickenbacker.' v ' - This "Six" holds more road records today than any other current model. It is invincible In performance as it is mimrUble in fco'mfort and beauty. ' But you must see you must drive this Ricken backer yourself to. understand. ; tj . , 1 Do so it will be a revelation to you. F. W. Pettyjohn : ; ! 35 rorlhvCommercia Salem, Orceon I " I - A . CAR WORraiV. .'' OFV. ITS AtvlE
