THE. OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON !' -3
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1925
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Boys' and Girls'
Men's and Women's
; WE NOW HAVE A jCOMPLETE STOCK OE '
I THE VARSITY SLICKERS. YOU MAY HAVE
YOUR CHOICE IN RED, BLUE, YELLOW,
GREEN AND PURPLE COLORS. 4 . V
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G. w. j6hnson & CO
469 STATE STREET
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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fourth special class wili be organ
ized at Richmond school Rome time
duringlhe year, it was said.
'-UNSETTLED
jshowers; moderate tempera-
nuVb; moderate south winds, be-;
cojming northwest. Max. 72! Min.
601;. Riser 2, stationary; Rain
f ah ; none; Atmosphere partially
cloudy; Wind southwest
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Attention! New Car Buyer!
1925 Hudson 5 pass sedan. This
car has been driven only 2500
miles. Nickle radiator; 5 balloon
tires; automatic rain swipe; rear
view mirror and license. Car cost
over $2000, and can be had for
$1775. Be sure and see this ot
our show room. Fred W. Powell
Motor Cars,: 350 N. High. . slltf
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Oregon "How Baxter
Butted In." with Matt '
"Laugh" Moore and Doro
thy Devore.
Helllg "The Iron Hprse.",,
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Bllgh Clarke Phillips,
the Magician, and "Why
Women Re-Marry." '
Begins Work Here
T O. Davis, assistant to Princi
pal Durham of the Parrish junior
high school, has arrived in Jhe city
and has taken up his work at the
junior high school. Last year he
was principal of the school at
Jefferson.
Trade in Your Old Piano -
on a Victrdla. H. L. Stiff Fur
niture Co. si 6
manual training at the Parrish
junior high school, arrived hen.
recently from bis home in San
Bernardino, Cal., where; he spent
the summer. Last year be was a
student at OAC.
Visit Stiffs "Used Furniture
Store on High street, opposite
Courthouse. : ;-sl6
LOOK AT THIS OXB j
1923 Stndcbaker Special"
4 Pass. Coup, eqpipped with
new tires and lota of acces
sories. This car runs excep
tionally well and Is a very
good buy at $923.00. I
SEE IT AT OXCE AT
TUT
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reported the theft ot his Chevrolet
touring car from a parking space
in front of the Pomeroy St Keene
jewelry store some time between
8 and 9:45 o'clock. ' Of the six
cars stolen here during the first
part of the present month two
have been recovered by local po
lice. Five cars have been looted
during the same period.
MarDowrll Club Associate
Memberships two concerts,
five monthly programs for three
dollars. Call Mrs. Jas. W. Cham
bers. 1750-W or Mrs. Donald
Riddle. 19P-W. sit
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uit For Breakfast
posed of Governor P.ierce, Secre
tary ot State Kozer. and ! State
Treasurer Kay. Other state offi
cials who are planning to attend
the Round-up . Include William
Ievens, state prohibition director,
Carle Abrams. secretary of the
board of control; H. H. Corey.
member of the public service com
mission; F. A. Elliott, state for
ester, and Dr. W.' II. Lytle,! state
veterinarian. -
Joy Turner Moses
Now registering . piano, and
violin students. Dunning system
for piano beginners. Studio 335
N. Capital St. ' Phone 468-M.
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Penalties Different-
Two alleged offenders i were
haled into police court yesterday
on charges of operating automo
biles with improper license plates.
Otto J. Wilson, local automobile
dealer, charged with operating a
car without license plates ot any
kind, was dismissed. C. L Seam
ster, charged with using improper
plates, was assessed a tine pt $5.
Appraisers Named 4
Fred J. Miller, N. S. Scollard
and William Scollard have been
appointed appraisers of the estate
of Annie C. Smith, who died at
Champoeg recently. Her husband.
n. M. Smith, is named administra
tor. The estate Is valued at 112.-
000.
Smith weather In New Tfork
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And La Follette winds blew In
Wisconsin. .
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Tomorrow's Statesman In Its
Slogan pages will tell of Salem's
wood working plants. Doing pret
ty well; but should nave more. 4
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Eugene is -thinking seriously ot
taking up the linen mill proposi
tion that has fallen down at Van
couver. Wash. Eugene has a won
derfully live bunch of boosters.
and they may get into the flax and
linen game with a jump.
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The man just out ot prison who
want to tell what be knows
about1 running prisons should not
be Uken seriously, as a general
rule, j The man who baa learned.
his lessons in prison generally
PIONEERS ARE GUESTS
UtXUC THEATER EXTERTAINS
230 AT MATLXEC 1
keeps bis mouth judiciously shut.
Xo Hair Bobbing I .1 "'- 1
Or raise In prices at the He- TEfere are rumors of one ot the
man's barber shop, Oregon bid g.. I great packing concerns getting
downstairs.. - al7 I hold at the Idle dehydration plant
in Salem. It would be a tine thing
Rayfield Faught, 12, and George I to have that plant in operation;
Cyrus, 10. inmates of the state j preferably In the line for which It
scaooi ior tne leeble minded, en-1 w.. built.
Ditch Being Filled
Work of tilling the . Division
street ditch is well under way and
the ditch on the west side of Com
mercial street had been brought
almost to the level of the. street.
The concrete) guards on the' east
and west ends of the ditch were
being broken
Many Visit Champoeg
Marion county people register
ing at Champoeg park Sun
day were. Salem; R. J. Hendricks,
Emelie G. Hendricks. Margaret J.
Cosper, Mr. and Mrs. Li J. Irons,
Theresa Irons, M&ble Irons. Mrs.
G. E. Shaw. Marion Shaw, George
E. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Rush, W. R. Rush, Mr. and Mrs.
J A. Simmons, Mrs. Boise Lauter
man, J H. Lauterman. William H.
Steuslotf, Mrs. W. H. Steuslof f.
Mrs. George J. Pearce, Mrs. E. C.
Small, Donald Steuslotf, Frances
M. Richards, Dorothy Pearce, Haz
el Evans. J. K. Gill and wife who
were married in Salem, visited the
park em-oute to Salem for the day.
Woodburn: E. P. Wolfe and fam
ily, Julia Bell Austin, J. J. Bid
well. Champoeg Farm: Mrs.
Henry Zorn, Joe Zorn, Anna Lou
ise Zorn.
Woodchoppcrs Wanted
Second growth, $1.75. YMCA-
t- i slS
down yesterday pre
law Willamette Campu
Instructions to plow the Wil
1 la mette campus immediately were
received yesterday by Dr. Carl G.
Dbney,' president of the institu
tion, from Henry Booth, who; has
charge of the renovation of the
gtounds. Dr. Doney warned that
the, campus would be in a some
what unsightly condition for ( the
ti-ttie being, but declared that the
ultimate improvement in the ap
pearance f the campus would be
: wbrth it. The plowing. Dr. Doney
; .announced, will be done by a lo-
f cI transfer company.
' Tire Sale : ' . I
Kelly Springf ields C T..C.s
' 20 to 30 per cent off. . Marion
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Eastern Oregon, near Fossil,
wjas the scene of Dr. C. M. Find-Hy'-s
latest hunting episode. His
oiply companion; was his ' .son.
Dwfght.1 'who la also a hunter of
f 'fime caliberv i The trip so far as
. hunting was concerned did j not
ptn out too. well, as bad weather
..allowi themjto hunt only two
idliya.-, DwighfcFindley, who plans
i to study medicine in Portland this
fill, has gone to Grants Pass for
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Green Prunes Wanted i
i At Starr Fruit Products Co
Church and Mill Sts. Phone 439.
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para to ry to opening up the street
when the. filling is completed.
Woodry & Son -
Buy furniture. Store,
Commercial. Phone 75.
271 N
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Building Committee Meets
The building committee super
vising thJ work of construction of
the new YMCA met yesterday with
Morris H- Whitehouse. George
Post and Fred Leesre. all of Port
land, who Went over with them
the work thus far completed. Com
plete satisfaction with the. prog
ress; of tne work so far was ex
pressed at the meeting.
Beatrice Sheito
Teacher of piano, announces the
opening of studio. Enrollment
now. 345 IMarlon, St. Phone
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Building Permit Issued - i
t A city building permit was
issued yesterday by City Recorder
Poulsen to Phil Asplnwall for the
Erection of a $3500 dwelling at
845 Market. The structure, will
be of one and a half stories. '
yktor.Red Seal Records !,; '
1 10 in. 35c; 12 In. 55c. Single
face. H. Lu'Stiff Furniture Co
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Floral Society to Meet
The Salen Floral society Is to
meet at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms Friday evening.
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Green Prunes Wanted
At SUrr .IFrult Products Co
Church and Mill Sts. Phone 439
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Jefferson Trip Planned L ,
The county court and J. W. Cul
ver, county roadmaster, will go lo
Jefferson today to inspect a port
able rock crusher that Is being
demonstrated there. - '
Tire Sale- j
Kelly Sprlngflelds C. T. C.'s
20 to 30 per cent off. Marlon
Auto Co. si 6
Joyed brief liberty from the school
Monday night The two (took
rrench leave at about 7 o'clock.
The escape was reported to police
ana ai t:ju o'clock they were
picked up at Lincoln and South
Commercial street by Officer Win
terstein.
Dance Thursday Kite
Independence Armory.
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Released on Ball
. E. E. Gilliam was yesterday re
leased from police custody on an
order of Police Judge Poulsen af
ter the alleged offender had post
e cau oau.or' szao. He was
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How the State Helps the Farm
er: How do you wear your bat?
Tour bat may provide the finish
ing touch in a costume to mh Its
wearer distinguished or dowdy, in
dividual or common, and, partic
ularly, old or young. A lot lies In
the way one wears it. The bat
sbould be placed firmly on the
head, usually with a slight slant to
one side to take away the mathe
matical stiffness of the absolute
ly horizontal lines. A hair ar
rangement showing little on the J
forehead and over the ears gives
A section ot 250 seats, reserved
for-Marion county Pioneers, was
frea'' yesterday at the Heillg
eater, with the - Ploneets the
guest of Archie Holt, manager,
tor the afternoon performance ot
"The Iron Horse."-
Those ' 'who otherwise would
have been unable to attend were
taken to the theater and borne
again in automobiles furnished by
the Fred M.' Powell motor cars.
The picture was of particular
Intsrest to. the testes ts-cf th$
early days. ;
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a softness that is desirable and
cited to appear at 2 o'clock Sent. I becoming. Never should the hat
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Ornament, Flowering Shrubs-
Closing out my line., Field
grown. Order now and dig up at
leisure time. F. C7 Lutx. Phone
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Lumberman Here i
Fred Olin. manager of the Ham
mond Lumber company at Mill
City, conferred with the county
court yesterday on road business;
Nearly New Sedan
" At less than' half price ' see
this at the Certified Public Motor
Car Market. One-half block North
of Postoffice. This car is guaran
teed same as. a new car and I will
applied for by the following: Wal-
Phone 885 for a demonstration
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Here From Iowa
J. D. Giddings ot Mapleton, la..
returned to Salem Monday after
an absence of five years, to visit
with friends and attend to busi
ness in. general. He will remain
here over winter, making his home
at the Eldrldge hotel
I. O. O. F. Members Attention!
Your -uniform for S. G. lodge
parade is at Bishops. Final ar
rangements will be made on Wed
nesday evening. September 16. All
members are requested to be pre
sent, ' -tI6
DItotc Is Granted .J- j '
Jacob C- Wageman was granted
a divorce from Helen Wageman In
circuit court yesterday on a charge
of desertion. They were married
in Nebraska in 1897. Wageman
says his wife left him a August.
924. The plaintiff was granted
the custody ot two minor children.
Steamer Trunk Ktolei
Mrs. F. B. Kellogg of 1475
South Church reported to police
be perched on top ot the hair; in
these days ot no hatpins bats be
long well down on tbe bead. An
extreme in the other direction is
almost as bad, for a hat pulled
viciously over the eyes gives a
determined aspect that is seldom
attractive. A looking-glass and a
hand-mirror will help in the plac
ing ot one's bat to the 'best ad
vantage and in achieving Its great
est becomlngness. Bulletin ot tbe
Tuesday that someone had stolen
a steamer trunk from the front New jYork State College of Agrl
porcn oi.ner nome Monday night, culture at Cornell University.
Fines Total 40
Forty dollars was added to the
city coffers as the result of cases
In the police court yesterday
Donald Shepard forfeited bail of
$10 on a charge of speeding; Al
bert Deay was fined $5 for reck
less driving; O. L. Seamster paid
a fine of $3 for operating his car
with Improper license plates; N.
A. Peterson forfeited $10 on a
cnarge of speeding, and John
EGAN AGAIN VICTORIOUS
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MEDFORD GOLF CHAMP TAKES
MEDAL BOUND IX 3IATC11
DEL MONTE. Cal.. Sept.' 15.
(By Associate! Press.) Brilliance
that 20 years ago captured t!
national amateur golf champion
ship was shown again today by
H. v Chandler Egan ot . Medtord.
Burke paid a tine of $10 for being lore., j and the player from the
Intoxicated.
Dr. Goffrier, Oregon Building
Drugless methods. Consultation
free. ' si 6
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The Latest and Beet Met
Students of the Capital Busi
ness College may be assured ot
the latest and best methods in all
subjects. , The new typing plan is
Bond Is Reduced
An order reducing the bond of
Olive Stege. administratrix of the
estate of J. F. Mclntyre. from
50.000 to $20,000 was signed
yesterday by J. T. Hunt, Marion
county judge.
securing better, results than
before. Enroll now for
Monday.
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next
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McXary on Trip-
United States Senator Charles
L. McNary left for Toledo yester
day to gather material to be sub
mitted to the; next congress in con
nection with the development and
improvement of rivers and bar
bors. ;
Will Entertain at Kola
Missing Car Recovered-
Officer Hickman yesterday re
covered a Chevrolet touring car
taken Monday from George H.
Sauder. The 'car was found at
220 Marion street.
Green Prunes Wanted
At Starr Fruit Products
Church and Mill Sts
Co.,
Phone! 439.
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W1U Visit Hospital
Members ot the state; board ot
control will leave here Friday
night for Pendleton, where they
will inspect the eastern Oregon
in cRimun at bah t - -e""
The Lake (Brook hop yard will I state hospital. The Inspection will
entertain thfe Williams bop yard
Thursday night at 7:30 with songs
ireadings and vaudeville etunts.
The Lake Brook ranch Is working
under the supervision of the
YMCA and aa a result have been
very successful in the way of en
be made Saturday morning In or
der that members of the - board
may attend the Round-up In .the
afternoon. -The board is I com
Tire Sale1 '
Kelly Sndngf Ields C. T. C.s
20 to" 30 per : cent d ft. Marlon
Auto Co. gie
j , Special Classes Planned i;
Public school classes for stud
t ,ents who require special training
'i1vill again be held at the Grant
nd Lincoln schools during we
.nn.l.r vr It wr announced ) Tom , Speak
v o .. Tom B. Kay, state
jr Cc(,a afj , UUv aMWMM-wu v , v
1 Schools George W. Hug. , In ad
dition. third class is to be or
ganized at Parrish . junior high
school which will enroll students
who have previously done work
in the other classes and who are
pier 14 years of age, The class
t Parrish" will be under the ln
itruction of Miss Lillian Shroeder.
If the number of 'students avail
able "for the class warrants, a
N. WOODRY
Pays Cash For FnrnWnr i
Res. and Store 1610 North
Summer.
Phcnc 511
treasurer.
will speak at the Eugene Cham
ber of Commerce forum luncheon
Thursday noon. The proposed new
linen mill at Eugene will be the
topic of his address.
Fairgrounds
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For Hif
Saddle horses,
stables. C. :L. Reed.
Teachers Take Up Work .
W. L. Van Loan, new head of
the clvcs and. history departments
In the Salem junior high schools,
arrived, in Salem recently to take
up his work here. He succeeds T
E. Lord, who will this year do
student work at the State Teach
era college at YpsilanUrMlchigan.
Felix -Subject, .newtastrnctojr;.la l1
CRYSTAL
POOL
Swimming Daily
1 to 10 PJB
PAINTING
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materials
and the very best workman
ship call us. . - ;
Gabriel
Powder and Supply Co.
176 S. Commercial Phone 711
Woodry Buys Fnrnltnre
Store at Summer and Norway
streets. Phone 511. J15tf
Administrator Appointed
E. S. Porter has been named
administrator of the estate of D.
Kinney. 'Appraisers of the es
tate are J. S. Starr, T. M. Lukins
and J. H. Riches.
Conhow Nice Honored
Miss Betty Coshow. of Brown s-
viwe, nas oecn selected as queen
of the Linn county fair by the
residents of her home town.
Brownsville. Miss Coshow is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Coshow, of Brownsville, and. a
niece of Justice O. P. Coshow of
the Oregon supreme court.
Evergreen country won the medal
round in the California amateur
champions tournament with a total
score, of 144, one over par.
Two strokes behind were George
Von Elm of Los Angeles, who tied
1th Egan yesterday; Charles
Chung. Chinese title bolder from
Hawaii; Ben E. Stein ot Seattle,
and Harold Thompson ot Glendale.
- There are tribes of savages that
do not realize the fact that the
sun Is the source of daylight.
Obituary
Cliev Touring Stolen 4 V
The sixth automobile theft In
Salem during this month was re
ported to police Monday night by
George H. Sauder of Salem who
II. F. WOODRY & SON
AaetlmiMrt ao Farnitar D 1ti,
5 my cuk ft Uw4 Fn rattan. 8tr
71 Horth CwnsMrcUL
Office Phone 75 or Res
idence Phone 1843-W ?
Brown
Charlie Enoch Brown of Stay
ton died at a local hospital Tues
day evening. Sept. 15. at the age
of 58 years- Survived by his wid
ow. Martha K., and by three child
ren, Ruth M.. Lee M.. and Giles
M., all of Stayton. The remains
are in care of the Terwllllger fun
eral home. Announcement - of
funeral will be made later.' .
vWobdry c&Wbodry
'Pay Gash for ForaJtar
, Pboae T
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: ; TYPEWRITER CO.
Direct Factory Branch
BIO Coart Street Phone ZOZ
' Typewriters Rented, Sold.
. j .;; Repaired'
Special rental rates to students
Lake Baikal, in Siberia, the
deepest fresh-water lake In the
world, contains several species ot
fish not found anywhere else.
REDUCED SUMMER RATES
TO CALIFORNIA ,
BY PICKWICK STAGES
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. taa maetsM. a wy. tlLM
fta4 Tit. 840.se.
tea Amttlm, mm way. ttTt,
im4 txis. 86e.ee.
ImcUI Kates to Tutim at
Eight r Mara .
tat lafsrwatl a4 BmrtaHaas
raaaa . nwUM
CKXTRAL RTAGB TERMEfAL
Salens. Oregtm
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School Days
Jy your boy's eyesight normal?.
GLASSES often liave a bearing upon the markings on tbe
report card. - Bright children eanaot u Justice to Ihz'.r
studies with defective vision. . .!.
His Eye the Cause ' v
Poor eyesight Is the cause of backwardness In many chil
dren. A safe plan is to allow me to znaLe aa examioalljn.
I will advise yon correctly. .
Courteous Personal 8ervlce
I bare been practicing over ONE-THIRD OF A CENTURY
My experience should be an asset to you
If Your Glasses are not entirely satisfactory in every
respect I will chance them free of chre
for one yar
There is no experimenting on anyone's eyes In this orfice.
as I do all the work myself and guarantee satisfaction la
every respect,
I DO NOT BELONG TO ANY COMBINE,
THEREFORE MY PRICES ARE
VERY REASONABLE
' Telephone for appointment 723 "
Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn
U. 8. BANK BUILDING
Second Floor Booms 210-211
G. O. EOFF ESTATE
at PRIVATE SALE
SEALED BIDS
CONSISTING OF
140 acres more or less pasture land located la Section 2S and
26 in Township 7, South Range 2 Weat. one-quarter mile
east of pavement, seven miles east of 'Salem, on, Fen road.
2000 core's or oak and fir wood on above mentloaed tract;
running mater; well fenced: some eailly cleared,
A FIXE FARM FOR ttOMEBODV . , ;
ALSO r
18.15 acres Improved, newly remodeled 8 rooaa bouie. new
fence, good well water, assorted family orchard of frnlt and
outs, fair outbuildings. Six acres ot this tract is OM Braver
Dam Lead Can Be Irrigated. Beat of land" for onions and
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Selling Price Cut To Bottom.
Will aell cither or both tract together. Scaled bid' wTH V
accepted oa ahova tDrattoacd property. p to 1 p. m. harp
Monday. September 2H. At aaid time proprviy will -
at my place of basiaeas, 1(10 XorUi ftnmjner rect 4alcta
Oregon. ' Terms can be arrangrd at time of mK . . -f -t
Owner reserres right to'one biJ - . : '
F. N. WOODRY; 1610 N. Snramer St.r Phone 51 1
33: it '.I'll
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LADD & BUSH, Banlwra
' Fata Mlstied 1SCS
.General Banldhrr Business
Offlos) Coaxrs from 1ft .
tot
Cases To or ,
From Other Cities
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SALEM'S LEADING
Residence and store 1610 N. Summer Street
IP20il0.3HH Established 1916
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should be placed in our hands, as
we are thoroughly famijiar with
the complexitiea of this sort of
work, and can handle it with an
assurance of satisfactory results.
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Through our connectiohs Vith
other leading funeral directors in
every part of the country, we arc
in a position to expedite duties of
this sort most efficiently.
WEBB'S
FUNERAL PARLORS
"Superior UuncrJi Service'
205 SaChurch Sired.
Phone 170
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