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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1925)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1925 Benjamin FranHIn :ul LL 7 7 i m tv n .'r i. 1 1 a i '"'j HH an r f FOR -m j if f- - J; L 1 1 IS -ICOTT to lay jour slow accounts " aside thinking that the ' debtojrs will have a , change of heart and come In and pay , ) TheyWoi't Let uaj turn them j Into " CASH 6r you. " " i I i " ' . -; : - I " i - No CoHecthm - No Charge '-: 1 i 1. t .- . !- . Adjustment Co. Inc. 4045Oregon Building rjIONE 2155 SIem, Oregon Just received a shipment of high grade ! ' LADDIE BOY CHOCOLATES i 65e lb. . - ... . -1 - Use them once You'll Eednoniy (We Lji n i . V 'dSaycMbiiey; V lEl-tSWORTtt r Always ask for them Tyicri' Drug Store " ISr S. Comnrrdal St, 11 1 91 SPECIAL FOR rnday and Saturday arge Afeftortment 98 c I ' r ' ' 'EXCHANGE Pl Nona. Commercial Where X'oir DoUa, It is Economy to let brakes &F?' ,a t brakes are nSL PROP- kept -wju-r "m'.ear VRLV they vul we all around and evenly au ( .nt3 not oniy .. .xon- on one siae or oxr? iently doublings- seqvi' Take yfur Dtas to MiUePatieVs Brake Slatioii , " . . j " u. ' , Durability 4 Economy i in ' Signs ABK VB ' Butte & - n ; i - vurrance - t , V. ; 220 N. Cbmmerdal St. :'. V1 : ; J ' .. . 1 .j . , . .. , , ... I CO -mv ? 1 Trno J ' ' ' and thf br thiod he j " ' unitary of pro?n laad8 .ft. 1 4 P ffi Capitol Barber .-V et- . I nop . 264 State Street SrECIAIi RATES Hair Cut .S3o Bobbing ...35c ' Share .....15e '. . . . . , i Shop in -charge ol, C. A. WOOD Expert on Indies' Work . G. C. GIVEXS, Prop. . . - ; " , i tar . New. parts cannot be .Sht for the homan dy; so it r,i, you lo take good care of what you havej ff you can honestly Judge me as being i the ROUGH TREAT MENT clasV your first treatment will P. Goffrier Oreson BuUdiB PHONE 551 New and j Home $7000 Pric CasVi $1000 to suit; tMl cement only rD on Pa1 lour t 1 For ma THRIFT I Granted you have saved your first $1000. I jean put you on to lncreawuK it $300 in an absolute bargain of a 6 room bun galow, well located, that must be sold at once at .53OO6-' j - I take pride in proving my statements ; they are .' usually accepted. . 1 YM. FLEMING V ' 341 State St. ' . n. .3 8j fiet Yon , Bcrtelson McSKahe PIIONE 779 Commercial at Cheme- tlB fne l mental8 "1 eee r ? In1 NEWi : Price $7 ISO SI 000 Cash Modern 8 room bunKalow, Datch kitchen, bnilt ins. lull cement basement, on paved etrcet, and close la. ' Sea .PARKER For Property 409 V. 8. Baak Blda. Telephone 2342 I! I 1 j I Veny, pr6p. j ; I E. C Jarman, Mjfr. l! Wc Can Save VoM I I FVfn M r t I i - Aiito ! j Paiiltirig-, I ; J The Bkshop j j j , 219 Stale St; I Of f-?nrr of 1X1 terest to you will appear each week on this page.' V THE ADS HOP PICKERS I Tank Shirts ' 1 - 1 ?ir fi.oa.Io, S9c- OoW Metal . A Folding cots $7 QC . eraiig. Wt0 ' 1 'thout bib ...?.;$1.19 Armr Wool ' Sblrta. .pecla, ... $2.85 Leather Coats :c,$4.95 :..:.... $2.85 AH Dress Sho . Ya,8 $3-45 ; . Ajhletle Union Knkirpant. 0 peciai. pair. 98c Before the Winter Mu sic Season starts have your SAXAPHONE or CLARINET Geaned.and Repadded SCulf the Season Right ' ;: Duke's : . - - : '. j . llaalcal Instrament . , Repair Shop ' 1 . . - ; - . I Telephozs 221S v -i i' Room 3, McCornack, Bide. Orer Mlller'i Store j Band . and Orchestra' instrument repairing' and Accessories Klwlrti1 worn . ; ' .1 Price $5000 j 1000 Cash j buys . ; invoice, : 7 jS" i Tr ' ! UI1axi;o. ! J ' snow CARDS j "Economy Is the Art of Wisely His bargains on this pagt are real economy opportun ities. Don't miss them. v 3 c TRY OUR Merchants' Lunch Choice of 4 Entrees 5 1 , i Valley Grill i . " 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. ; j Arthur tjaiaweu ; 16 V - Commercial St, I I 5' CHASE ADVERTTST leleph, BtMtm Medicinds at their ver HesU i a e Drodnct, f than to ca ,hem aedleta t their rerjr best. Whkh put then op la lh, proper war. tbst - knowledge aBd Bki nd equipment and experi "ce hare dlacorered throHrh Tho Capital Drujf v Store 403 Co,. Liberty 1 fialm. rWrL i j 1 - i I The Salem .Wood Manufac turing Company . is Pur suing Even Tenor of Way The Salem Wood Minofactnring companr i the outgrowth of the . Oregon Wood product company, whose plant la Weet Salem wee destroyed by fire a couple of years ago. Tiie. meairho.. own . and operate the present fattory r partly those- who were connected with the company that owned the plant that was burned: !!: E. Bar retV who was the mo Ting spirit of the old company, la oae of. t managess of the 'present . plant, and Walter T. Nelson and X7. BU Adlard are among the stock Hold ers, Mr. Nelson being the president of the new company. . Doing .Good Work ' . The plant of. the Balem Wood Manufacturing company is located , qn RlTer street between Front and North Commercial, la the north ern . part of Salem. The plan! consists of a small sawmill and machinery for making" rations wood products. needed by manu facturing eoncerci. They make the wooden plugs for the ( paper, rolls of the paper mill, supplyng- largely the wants of this line, of the Salem paper mill, for addla? machine paper, wrapping piper, and otbersnch papers. They make thes in rather large quantities. The Salem Wood Manufacturing company about a year ago put In a couple of sew roach Ices, one a dowet machine and the other toggle machine- making dowel for furniture manufacturers and toggles for tent makers. Do Custom Rawing -They use up a lot of ash, ma ple, oak and alder logs, and they - send a good deal of this lumber to'the furniture manufacturers of Portland and elsewhere., when, their supply exceeds their own needs. They also do custom saw ing of both, soft and hard, woods. They find the supplies of oak. ash, maple and alder In the Sa lem district abundant,' especially the first three. This makes one wonder why Salem does not secure furniture factory. GO. PLMfT IS IDLE i Owners Expect to Run This " Again Nexr Yean : Has - 30,0U0 Capacity The Salem Lumber company jhas a saw mill with about 30.000 feet a day capacity just outside of the Salem city limits on the north, on Cherry street. It is own ed by Dulutu people, and A. A. Good is in charge. This mill has been shot down for some time." It has a lot of limber on hand, which la being; sold, mostly to the local trade, t They expect to run again next year. A doctor was examining a. man who had come- to him, for the first time. .Satisfied at last, the doctor, looked at him (rarely. "Yon are in bad shape, he said. "What you need Is a sea voyage. Can you manage Itt" "Oh, yes," repllsd the patleat. "I'm second mate' on .the Anna I Mario, just la from Hongkong. Thomas was not a prime favor ite with his rich unole. la rain did he try to la press him. tut the old man waa not'easily imprest. One evening the young . nan went to his uncle's home for a call, and In the course of conversation asked: Uncle, don't you think It would be rather foolish for me to marry a girl who was Intellectually my inferior?" "Worse than foolish, Thomas." was the reply.. "Worse than fool ish Impossible.". , To achieve, elegance, madam I ordered a pair of smart boots from an- expensive shop. Some days af ter delivery she returned ihin- "Your boots don't fit well. I can't walk la them." "Madame." replied the dicnlXlcd shopkeeper, "people wfio have to Walk don't shop here." THE SALEM LUMBER A - x I'MrJirnLLAji . CUTLnitY KEYS New anil Scnil llaml Vrnhreila We sell. repair and . recover them Bazor Kadi.-. e:".'j?r3. knivr.. lawn wo''-rj. , Stcmrt's V,:':r i :.-.- tor rrv' trelrphone - "The Store on tbe Corner" i r
