The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 17, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

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    THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1925
Benjamin FranHIn
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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. "
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No CoHecthm - No Charge
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Adjustment Co. Inc.
4045Oregon Building
rjIONE 2155
SIem, Oregon
Just received a shipment
of high grade !
' LADDIE BOY
CHOCOLATES i
65e lb.
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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
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'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. :'.
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1 Trno J ' '
' and thf br thiod he
j " ' unitary of pro?n laad8
.ft.
1
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Capitol Barber
.-V et- . I
nop .
264 State Street
SrECIAIi RATES
Hair Cut .S3o
Bobbing ...35c
' Share .....15e
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Shop in -charge ol,
C. A. WOOD
Expert on Indies' Work
. G. C. GIVEXS, Prop.
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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
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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 :
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llaalcal Instrament .
, Repair Shop ' 1
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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"
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