The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 20, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textv r -l " " ' THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 192 s : 4 in,. WliTEf- All the Newest Colors and Designs of Fall Are embodied in this assort i-nent of excellent sweaters We also have a beautiful line of Men' Fancy Hose G. W. JOHNSON & CO. 469 STATE STREET. Iters u a mi, r4 any and y will iay 'las." 1923 BpcUl llx Stnaebakar 4 pasa. ' Coapa. Bran aav rnbtxr of tk Wt cards bom; will bay. Xrw paint Job la a rtca Dace flnUa. Quit few extra-folnf at $9404)0. K was destroyed by an early morn ing blaze. The loss is estimated at $6,000, with about $1500 cov ered by Insurance. The origin of the fir has not been determined but it is believed the fire started from a defective flue. MIm Dibble Will Open The studio of ' expression fall work tomorrow. Enroll week. 180 X. Commercial Phone 116F4. Immediate Delivery On, 16-Inch mill block wood. Fred E. Wells. Phone 1542. s20 that Oregon country sure Is fine. In all probability Mr. Hayden will spend the winter in and around Salem. Training Counts So does the trainer. Hundreds of successful business men and women secured their training at the Capital Business College. We can train you. Enroll tomorrow at the beginning. : s20 Furniture Upholstery ' And repairing. Clese-Powers Furniture Company. s20tf Music at the Gray Belle This evening during dinner by Wenger's Panamrabians. See menu -on society page. s20 Rebekah, Attention! Caps for' sovereign grand lodge parade have arrived. Get them at IOOF hall Saturday evening. Sept 19. between 6 and 8. s20 NEWS IN. BRIEF ' Fair -., Good Boom-Size Ruga At Stiff's used furniture store. s20 Bertha Junk Darby Accredited teacher of piano and the "Oodowsky Progressive Series of Piano LessonsJ" Studio 679 North Cottage. Jphone J950W. -Y -v .- " ' ' b20. Fair 1 Fair and warmer moderate northerly winds. laxlmum yes terday, 67; minimum, 49; river, 2.1 utationarvf rainfall .02: t- P jnosphere, part cloudy; wind south west. : - - . : . i - . w At ! Tho Theaters Today iv. : ; Oregon ?"The .Limited Mail" by Elmer E. Vance with Monto Bluo and Vera Reynolds. ' j : Heilig TomMlx In "The Luck' Horseshoe., V Bliirh Hippodrome , .Vaudeville "'and Pictures, T Now Picking Grapes For juice and jelly. Tiala vln- yards, three miles north in Polk county. . --. I s22 auditorium: ' The meeting "was the first of the school year and was attended by 165 educators. After the general meeting the principals of each of the schools held meet ings with their teaching staffs. Delzell Give Talk W. A. Delzell. private secretary to-Governor Pierre, was the prin cipal . speaker at n community meeting held In the school at Mon itor Saturday afternoon. The gov ernor's office was closed all af ternoon. Trade in Your Piano On a new victrola. Furniture Co. Dr. Gof frier, Oregon Bllg Drugless methods. Consults tion free. a20 H. L. Stiff 820 Charleston Featured "The Charleston." latest step in dancing, will be 'featured at the dance given at the Mellow Moon pavilion next Wednesday night. Two professional 'dancers will be here from Portland for the affair. At eastern dances the ''Charles ton" is enjojjng great popularity. ' i . . .. , , .j,, j . . - -Boys Troublesome . J. J. O'Connorl superintendent of the city dump heap, declared Saturday that boys shooting at the dump heap have become trouble some, breaking inio the tool house and shooting at battles and break able stuff at the neap; The boys have been carrying on their shoot ing practice with jthe express pur pose of killing rata that infest the heap. j . ; . Children's Courses in Voice Improvement and literary in terpretation, beginning Monday, at Miss Dibble's studio, 180 North Com'l. St. Enrollment all week. - s20 Investment- We have many rented and leased homes where owners wish to sell. Priced to net you excel lent interest and increase in value Becke & Hendricks. 189 North High. : 20 Large Roll Top Desk For sale cheap. See Becke & Hendricks. Monday, 189 North Hirh. : . I a20 Bis Reductions in Ylctrola- H. I Stiff Furniture Co. 82 For Rent ! ; Furnished sleeping room lleman. Garage. 955 rhone 445M r - Gen- Marion. 820 Come Monday 1 , On this Fuirmount Hill lot be low market at $1000 both' pavings paid. Trees and view.' V Another for $950.' Ah extra large $1750 Becke & Hendricks,! 189 North High. I f 820 Pr. White, Osteopathy Q ; 'Electronic diagnosis and .. . fcient. i treat- 820 1025 Pendleton - Round up pictures Bligh today. ; : I : j . 820 I. J. Hersha. Expert" Flnishei and Polisher. Rfinishing pianos Grange Meeting Held , The first large meeting of the Salem grange was held in the labor hall here yesterday. Over 40 attended the all-day meeting, Miss Helen Rodolph ' Will hold" registration Wednes day afternoon.. September 23 Russian, ballet class at 4:30. Stu dio open to visitors at 428 Ferry street. s22 porta, j The which the headquartered, was rilled to capac ity. Rooms here are $S a day. bile dinners are $2.50, he says. for this St. S20 GetTogether Dinner St. Joseph's auditorium. Sept. 20th. jTlckeU, 60c. Everybody welecr:. i si 9 Employment Report During the past week 18 S men and 27 women applied for Jobs at the employment bureau of the local YMCA. and 142 men and 20 women were placed. There were more calls-for women help than there were women to fill the obs, 66 places asking for women help. There were 314 calls for help made for men. Hear John MrConnark - left at Moore's Maslc House. s20 For 35c. Over 100 records MarDovrell Club AmocUM Memberships, two concerts, five monthly programs, for $3." Call Mrs. Jos. W. Chambers. 1750W or Mrs. Donald Riddle. 1988W, s20 Woodry & Son . Buy furniture. Store, Commercial. Phone. 75. 271 N 2tf Suffers Paralysb James Call, hop picker at the Lake Brook hop yard, suffered stroke of paralysis Friday while at work. He was much better by Saturday. . Dr. Marshall, Osteopathic Physician and surgeon. 1106-room hotel at 500 - delegates were lowering ot the sewer In blocks 71 aid, "1-for the onno of draining tho basements. will also be presented to the city council. i Fernehew See our display of fernery and jardlneer stands; will finish to suit. Repairing, refinishing. up holstering all kinds of furniture. Salem fWicker Furn. Mfg. Co.. 2218 State, phone 2230. s20 Hlh School and College M Get those extra pants and sweat ers now. , The Man a Shop, 416 State. a20 Mother Needs a Rest Bring her to the Salem Res taurant.! A trial will tell. Dinner 12-8 p. m. s20 Petitions to be Filed A remonstrance, bearing 67 sig natures.; against the proposed change in route of the street rail way company's busses on Seven teenth and Eighteenth streets, will be presented Monday night to the city council. A petition for the Dress Up Now For school- The best values can be found at The Man's Shop. 820 The Store for Men And young men; youll find bet ter values here. The Man's Shop. - - 820 Late Mus Gluck, Alda. Kreisler, Schipa, Journet, etc' for 35c. A goodly selection left at Moore's . Music House. 820 Mother Needs Rest Toot- Bring her o the Salem res taurant. A trial will tell. Dinner 12-8 p. m. ' B20 Tualatin Church Burned- Word has been received of the destruction last week of the Meth odist church at Tualatin, whici a specialty. Free quest; Inquire at House, 409-415 983. estimates on re- Moore's Music Court, or, phone 820 Young Men, Dress Up For school now at The Man's Shop. You'll find the newest and Exclusive Distribution For Wf W.f Kimball pianos. A. B. v Chase, Davenport & Tracy. 'Bush it Gerts.- Moore's Music House, 409-415 Court. sZSt! Jews Observe New; Year The beginning of the 5628th year, according to Hebrew reckon ing, was1 celebrated , ia Portland at the city auditorium Saturday, and several Salem jew were there for the occasion, j, Prayers were offered for guidance, good health and life during the coming year. best values here. Fire Setting Charged George Garland was charged yes terday; with setting fires without a permit. His case will come up jon Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Van Winkle Is Back - I. H. Van Winkle, attorney gen eral, is back In Salem after sev eral weeks spent at the Brieten- bush springs resort.. . ... s20 We Wish to Thank , . , Our many friends I for their sympathy, kindness and floral offering for the death of our be loved father. Mrs. J.' P. Schack man and family. , , Furniture Upholstery ,s . And repairing.) Giese-Powers Furniture Company. 20tf Women Wanted i For housewprkk apply at 666 erry. . i - s20 Rainy Weather Is Here Umbrellas at C.) J. Breier's. WTe tan satisfy your blanket needs. s23 Voodry Bays 'Pustuit---,:.''rT,!' Store at Summer and Norway streets. Phone 411. ' J15tf Track Driver Arrested Harry Williams, of Alsea, truck driver, was arrested here yester day afternoon on a charge of switching public service commis sion tags. He''Wtas fined $25 In Two Licenses Issued -,;;' , Two marriage licenses were Is sued yesterday In the county clerk's office. They were taken out by Alfred S. Montgomery, 267 North High, a bookkeeper, and Ktherine Pugh, 451 North Eight eenth! Harry Haynes Hardcastle, of Reedsport. and Nellie Lucille Reat, Salem, route 8." '. ; THE HOUSE Or LUCKY WEDDING RINGS VTA 'Jfe Steam Baths, Dr. Ixwg's Oregon Bldg., 45c. 820 For Rent- Modern 6 -room house with sleeping porch at 9S5 N. Summer. 970 after 6 p. m. 1212M. s20 itVv 'vtXiJ tX Esprit d'Amour Toilet- Requisites for your particular type of skin,- oily, dry, or normal. Specialty Shop. 453 Court St. s20 Ed Ostrander Barl Ed Ostrander. public service commissioner, has returned from the railway hearing at Chicago after nearly two weeks absence from the city. Chicago was very hot during the hearing, the ther mometer ranging from 97 to 100 degrees the entire time, he re- H. F. WOODRY & SON AnctioaMra and FnraJtiir Dln, pay cuh for Ui4 rvrnttar. SUrs 871 Korth CommarcUl. Office Phone 75 ot Res idence Phone 1843-W Tomorrow is an opportunity for the man of vi sion1. 1 His success is the result of clear seeing. Better vi sion is the direct re sult ;of proper eye care and. eyes pro perly equipped to sec j j Morris Optical Co. M - I 301-2-3-4 Oregon Bldg. Salem, Oregon Funny? Greatest fox trot hit Moore's Music. House. ' yet. At . s20 Visiting Daughter Mr. D. P. Hayden, one of the pioneers of Nebraska, who , has been visiting with relatives in Wenatchee, Wash., for the past six weeks arrived in Salem via the Southern Pacific Friday and will spend some time visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs. C. E. Amsberry.' This is Mr. Hayden's second trip to Salem, having visiU ed here two years ago and he says the Justice court. made by City Patrolman Hickman. Vancouver Air- Circus pictures. The arrest was Bllgh , today. 820 Teachers 'Meet . Teachers of alt Salem's schools met Saturday in the high school f NEWLYjWEDS! Wh qoippinc yon mew liona rrt th tost rtnil for the kitchen. The "Wear-Erer"; Aluminum, gpe eilt F.quipmente re WOT SOLO IS STOKES. Make appointment with Rpe cialty Salmman by 'phone Satan. 4- Miss Helen Rodolph Studio of Dancing . 428 i? erry street J Woodry '& Woodry ' Fay Clash for Furnltnre , ' Phone 71 P0MERQ.Y, & KEENE Jewelers JUlea. Oregea F. N. WOODRY Pays Cash For Furniture Re. and Store 1010 Korth Bummer I Phcno 511 Newell Williams . . ' 1 ....... Insurance Sll Masonic Bldg.' TeL MOO REDUCED SUMMER RATES TO C1LIFOIINIA BY PICKWICK STAGES i aa rraaelsea, tea way, f IMS but Trip, $30.00. Za Anol, oe way, 12741. Xeaad Trip, 60.00. . . CmcUI KU U Partus .- . Elibt er Hon ,. . raeaa 0, .r caU ak 1 crrriLiii stags tttjiial Ealenif Oreoa UNDEkV06b TYPEWRITER CO. Direct Factory Branch 619 Court Street Phone 282 Typewriters Rented, Sold, - Repaired Special rental rates to students SCHOOL SHOES For Young America! - - -. . that are Correct and . Economical PAINTING KALSOMINING PAPER HANGING For the right kind of materials and the very beat ' workman ship call us. Gabriel Powder and Supply Co. 17S S. Commercial Phone ?2f Stop That Coiigh See our Windows ! , CRYSTAL POOL Swimming Daily 1 to 10 p. For Sale B-room bungalow tt 1X1 N'. Liberty. , A large range, shades, curtain. rods, linoleum, -woodshed and.chlcken house.; ajid all kinds ot berries. TeL C0&M. s20 Fender, Radiators, . Body Work With real serrlce. Hull's rear rlre department. a20 Thetnas Violin and Flano Kt ndlo Xow 'registering pupila. Will open Sept. 11; credit siren. Spe cial new .approred kindergarten eonrses. - Tel. 1518J. s20 Hobson Fined ' Dr. E. II. Hobson. arrested by Officer Edwards for speeding, was fined 1 5 In the city court Satur day. Modern Sleeping Rooms Home cooking. 347 N. High. Boajdnvan Retnme Bob. Boardman. physical dlree- tor pf the Salem YMCA. was In t'ortiand Friday examining gym nasium equipment anl lrrpr with the object lrr view of dnrm- ining; the best kind , to purchasd for the. new home cf the val YMCA. He Tlsiled the rorUand. Y", and ?eral of the Mshbo'l gymnasiums on Lis trip.' "K"Lils he wan, there ho attendt-l a clirii.'s conducted by the l'ortland YMCv, 7 -TT" -si ' M UMBRELLAS CUTLERY KEYS New and Seeend lUnl UmbreUaa We sell, repair and j, . reccrer them ' . , Sharpening Raxor blades, aciwors. knlyea. lawa mowers All kinds 'of grinding. Stewart's Repair Shop - 347 Court Street L-.- Vl i" ? iMliV ' . ' JL J : NEED -A-BELT?. HeTe it a genuine rt-cut-o(-the-hde !?athrr belt: fci'h patented "Giant Grip" silvered belt buckle and watth belt chain set, at the special price cf 0 'You can't duplicate the quality at twice the price. This b really first quality bridle leather it will last to long youll tire of it. Get your set at once youll be a dollar ahead v Pomeroy & Keene . ' JEWELERS Salem, Oregon ! By Using I ! i ; Schaiefer's Herbal Cough Cure Its the best and most economical Cough Remedy made SCHAEFER'Q DRUa STORK Fhone 187 Yellow Front i 133 North Oommercial Street I - . . Penslnr Store Specials on iWpod Large .load. 16-In. slab wpod ......U.TS Cord 4-f L slab wood '. Cf Cord large second growth fir .......... O Cords large second growth, nr C Ft. oak O 18.00 and 4.Ft..tash ..O 17.50 and 4 Ft. Uapla Q 14.00 per cord 1 .50 per cord $4.00 per cord $8. SO per cord 88.00 per cord 17.00 per cord FDOXK 1342 FRED E. WELLS o sorrn enroot STORE RGOfiJJS FOR RENT Two good store rooms, well located, and adapted for retail business. Also, well located for Auto repair work, Auto electric shop, Auto tcp work. - Would make fino .location for Grocery store, or Market of any kind. Rent ; reasonable and will lease for terms of years. Inquire for details of , - - - , , . , D.A. White & Sons 251 SUte Street, Salem, Oregon ' ; JOHN J. ROTTLE 1 LADD & BUSH, Bankers EatallUhed 1883 General B&nldzig Eixiineu Offlee Honrs from 10 auaa. to SALEM'S LEADING Residence and store 1610 N. Summer Street Phono GUV Established 1916 UGTION SALE Next Monday. Sept 21, at 172 liarion St 1 PJI Sharp - ' Being the contents of a R-roomed hone, com pricing: kitchen range; 3 heaters; linoleum; beds; drewaers; rngs; library table; eleetrle reading lamp; dlalng room fnrnltnre; Edison phonograph and about 30 records; etc ; Anyone wanting Furniture should attend this sale, aa every thing will be sold to the hlgheat bidder, r - - GEORGE SUNN, Proprietor II. F. WOODRY & SON, Auctioneers Store 271 N. Commercial St, Phones 75 or 1843-W list your sales with us for satisfaction IS years experience Next Tuesday September 22, 1 p. m. 257 N. Liberty Street Conslstlnr of Mailable South Bend range: kitchen cabinet: 4 Hr kitchen tables: 2 fall leaf tablet; oak dinners; oalc extension dining table; Ice box auto trunk; clothes baskets; Opal ranre: kitchen cabinet: 7x linoleum square; oak buf fet; oak dressing table; 2 fir chairs: 2 rockers; brass bed; springs and 40 lb. cotton mattress; Congoleurn scuare: tai etry Hrlng room chair; library table: oak rocker: oak ' taberette; mantle clock; Jardlnler; wicker reading stand; - eiecunc iiDrary.iamp; oak: extension table:. willow hanxlr.g tz: C5 n;ii;jru: xl2 BruaseU rug; x Brussels be rug; z nana painter vases; lrcn bed.tead and sprtnrs: oak i rocker; fir dresser; commode: 10x14 rag rug; 2 hall rngs: : reading stand; vanity dressing table; xlt wool and fibr rug; reading stand: chlfronler: Iron bed and springs and I cotton mattress: band painted oil lamp and Taae; 9x12 Bm . sets' rug; oak bed. springs and mattress; iTorr finish fir "" ' iiu oreaaiasi lame: leatner coticnr com mode; study table; oak library table: oak rocker: tapestry davenport; 4 bed, springs and mattress;, Iron bed, eprlsn and mattress: oak dresser, cak rocker; oak reading stand; Sill Brussels rug; wash stand; electric ball lamp; 4 ft Ulr carpet: 3 sheet-iron heaters; 10x14 wool and ttbre res; 2 small rugs; 4 fir dressers; another lather scat oak rock er: electric fixtures; cooking utensils; irult Jars; bed linen; 2 cords wood; 30 ft. hall carpet, and many other t nail arti cles. Be one time as this U an extra large sale, and will start at 1 o'clock sharp. Terms cash. MRS. M. B. SIIEPERD Owner . F. i U O An:t: