THE OUEGON STATESMAN, SALEM;OREC0N .
SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1925
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BUYS A LOT
of REAL
Value
A year ago $40 didn't go a long way
in buying
Quality Clothes
But times have
We are passing a good iuy along to you
at this price .
G. W. Johnson & Co.
469 State Street' :'i
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4 Fair
Normal temperature; 'light to
heavy frost east , portion ; light
northern winds- Max. 71 ; Min.
40; River 2; stationary;, Rain
fall none; Atmosphere clear; Wind
northwest. . ' ":
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At
Tho Theaters Today
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Oregon "The Lost World"
ly Sir Arthur Cohan Doyle.
Bligh Hippodrome
Vaudeville and Pictures.
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Girls Kscapo
.Viola Green, tall and fight com
pexind and JCUiJ4UchU 16,
dark complexioned, are reported
tq' nave escaped from the ieeble
minded school.
JOMt Out -r
'"Hot . Aire" Olsen's latest.
Record department at Stiffs. 04
Willamette University Students
Can rent late ' model Under
wood typewriters at special stu-
dent rates from Underwood Type-
yV , writer company, 519 Court street,
phone 262. s27tt
For Rent
:Good 5i room apartment, close
In. Phone 900. . 27tf
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Bragg Is Reappointed ' -.
-.,E. E. Bragg of La Grande has
been reappointed as a member of
the board of state normal school
rnti hv (kTrnnr Vifrrf tAr.
Bragg is also on the state Indus -
trial accident commission.; '" "'
Taping Stndenta : "
t Can arrange to rent late model
Underwood typewriters) at special
student rates. Underwood Type-
262. Factory branch. s27ti
jGet Marriage Licenses
A Seven marriage - licenses have
been issued in the last two days
from the office of the county
elerk.I Those obtaining ' licenses
were John C. Munio, Silets and
'iva M. Gilbert, 905 South Liberty
street; Paul Perllch, route 6, and
Lionise- M. Vlx, .1450 "South
Church; Glen A. Frum,'218 South
SToenth and Joaenhine Sevmonr.
V 1425 Nortfe Winter: Ben B. Col-
bat 'and Agnes V. Edwards, both
pf 253 Unlori; Paul Noack, 365
i South Eigbjteenth, and Winifred
i Taylor, 1 4 $ 6 North Commercial ;
Arthur V. White. 550 Locust and
Bertha Wooten, Oregon deaf
school; Walter W. Smith and
Marie Weddle, both of Stay ton.
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X WEDDING y -
Pomeroy z Kecne
Jewelers
changed
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The-Turning Point ,
f Tomorrow .will be. the turning
point in life of many young people
in this - vicinity, who will enroll
in the Capital Business College for
a course, of study that will start
them on the road to better things.
Truly, a business education" pays,
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Yonr Old Piano ..
Will be taken as part payment
on a new Victrola. H." L. Stiff
Furniture Co. - J. 04
For Rent
Furnished home $35. Garage
and rooms. Flat of 5 rooms,
$3750. ' 5 room house with ga
rage $30. Garage house $12. All
are vacant. Becke & Hendricks
Heillg Bldr. 189 N.vHigh1 04tf
If You' Are Looking -
; For someone, they'll be at Mel
low Moon Wed. night. o?
Boy .Ig Found Asleep
I Bernard Anderson of the feeble
mmaea scnooi was round asieep ny
K. J. Barr of 185, North Four
teenth. Barr's car was being used
for the bed. . The bay was -brought
to the local police station" and was
turned over to the school author!
ties. ' - t w.-v'V
Kindergarten-
Enrolling pupils for the winter
term. Lita Waters, 1570 Court
a 1 1 Kft.w - - ni
1"C A oa
'All wool overcoats and top coats I
at Thos. Kay Woolen Mills Co.,
12th and Ferry sts. Large assort
ment of patterns and models.
Woodry Bays Furnltu
Store at Summer and Norway
streets. Phone 511. I ' J15tf
Arrested for ' Parking . ,
Grace Sheon, who lives at -310
Belmont, was arrested by Officer
Edwards on High street between
Court and State, for parking on
the sidewalk. 4-,vtja.-
Wanted Quinces
Cash, paid on delivery. Earl
Pearcy, Trade at High street. Tel.
J2181
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O. K. Waffle Bouse
- Opposite Penney's. Waffles and
Short orders at' all hours. New
management. s30tf
Flat Vacant .
Five large rooms at . 666
Ferry , will be vacant today.
Stoves furnished. ; No children.
$37.50. Phone 1089-J, or Becke
& Hendricks. 04tf
Accidents Are Reported t
During the week ending October
1, 626 industrial accidents were
reported to the state Industrial ac
cident commission. Two of the
PAINTING
ICrUJSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind ot materials
and the very 1 best workman
ship call a
Gabriel
. Powder and Supply Co.
175 8. Commercial - Phone 71 S
REDUCED gTJMMER BATES
TO CALIFORNIA
BY PICKWICK STAGES
rrtaclita, way, $11 J
Seat Top, fSB.QB.
i lN Ancaa. way, 97.41;
Baaad Tn, SbO.OSv
aeeUI BatM M Parttaf C
Eight at Man
' roc Xafaraatlea tad aMmtleas
raaoa a, ar eaU
CII5TIIAL STAGE TSBJUNAL
: tslea, Oreya
H. Fa WOODRY & SON
Aactionaara an rvrattar Daalara,
pay cash for Uaad FanUtura. atera
871 JTortk ComaerdaL. v ;.
Office Phone 75 cr Res
idence Phone 1843-W
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IN BRIEF
AfMAntfl that of James Sevmour. I
w Tr.rtlon1 n-A Vin I
, 7, " r xi' ZxXyal I,'' Thos. Kay Woolen Mills Co.,
of George- W. Childs laborer at 12th and rt
jsoum Beacn, were iaiai, uut 01
the number of accidents aui came
under the compensation law.
Three we're from public utility I
corporations not subject to Hhe
act, 122 were from firms or cor
porations that do not accept the
compensation act.
15 to $28
All wool overcoats and top coats
at Thos. Kay Woolen Mills Co.,
12th and Ferry sts. Large assort
ment of patterns and models. o9
Real Lrather
. Suit cases, hand bags, coats,
belts, ladies' and men's purses, at
Shafer's 40 years experience. 04
Woodry & 801
Buy furniture. Store, 271 N.
Commercial. Phone 75. s2tf
Reserved Seats Monday Oct. 5
For Pygmalion, a clever comedy
by the Olson Players. Heilig Thet-
ter. Oct. 7. o4
Births Are Reported
Two births were reported Sat
nrriav .at the offfce of the ritv
health officer. To Mr. and Mrs.1ment ot Patterns find mpdels.oS
Theodore- elderk utstbern-
daughter on Sept. 29, and she has
been given the name ot Theodora
Elsie. A boy was born on Oct. 1
to Mr. and - Mrs. Charles R
Schwartz, and has been named
Dell Everett.
Applet Pears and Peaches
For sale, one mile north Hop-
mere, on Saiem-Champoeg road.
Egan Bros. o4
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Dreamy Carolina Moon," a
beautiful waltz. Brunswick Rec
ord at Stiff's. . 04
Child Health-
Free clinic next Saturday aft
ernoon for children under high
school age. Dr. J. E. Long, chiro
practic physician, basement, Ore
gon Bldg. 04
Children Lore to Make Pictures
the New Moon Way
Prizes For Their Best '
Six lnt sheets of smnusr and un
usual vietures. with shsoes $1.25.
Postpaid and " Innored (aen4 money
NEW HOOK CHTXT) AST. T O. BOX
265, SEATTLE, WASH.
UNDERWObl
TYPEWRITER CO.
:. Direct. Factory Branch
619 Ooort Street- Phone S62
- Typewriters Rented. Sold,
Repaired
Sneclal cental rates to stndenti
F. N. WOODRY
Pays Cash For Furniture -Be,
and Store 1010 North
; Summer i -
Phone 511 ; J
We -Are Buying Prunes
At Highest Market Prices j
It will pay you to see us before selling; I
At old Fruit Union Building
Corner High and Trade i i
ROBERT C. PAULUS & COi
LADD &, BUSH, Bankers
Ilif Wished 18CS
General Br.nlnng Businesi
OtHtc Eovn from 10 turn, to S pja.
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He has a peach of a coupe
sedan in the "4-oiinder
the best of condition -and
going for only $100
Joins Insurance Agency
. Carl Hinges has accented a po
sition in the office pi W. C. Dyer
Insurance agency, and "will begin
work Monday. During the past
year he has been with the bonus
commission
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Exclusive Distribution
For W. W. Kimball pianos. A.
B. Chase, Davenport. & -j. Tracy,
Bush & Gerts. Moore's . Musio
House, 409-415 Court. s20tf
Large Family Home
Seven rooms N. jE. Salem. Two
large lots with fruit andJflowers.
Paved Street, garage, j Priced
$4000 and $500 down, (balance
like rent takes. Close j schools.
Becke & Hendricks, Heillg Bldg.,
189 X. High. i j 04tf
fl to xa
All wuui UTtiiuais auu IU1) tu
ment of patterns ahd models;---Q9
Driver Is Released
C. W. Ekerson, arrested recent
ly on a charge of reckless driving
at the state fair grounds; was dis
missed Saturday by Judge Poul-
sen.
Leather " Coats j
For cold weather.
F. E. Shafer.
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Dr. White, Osteopathy-
Electronic Diagnosis and Treat
ment, t - 04,
Immediate Delivery I
On 16-inch mill block -.wood.
Fred E; Wells. Phone 1542. 04
Speeders Are Fined
C W. Christenson and Frank
DeSpain, both students' at OAC
were fined $5 each on charges of
speeding, J. W.I Slick I was fined
$10 on a charge; of speeding.
$15 to $2 j
All wool overcoats and top coats
at Thos. Kay Woolen 1 Mills Co.,
12th and Ferry sts. Large assort
Choice collection of this most
beautiful flower. : Large plants to
bloom next season. Can supply in
rose color, white or assorted.
Cheap to clear, plant now. Robt.
Lindon, 231 W.i Mission St., Sa
lem. Or. olO
Apples, Pears and Peaches
For sale, one j mile northTHop-
mere, on Salem-Cnampoeg road.
Egan Bros; , o4
All outdoors
invites' your Kodak
Any Kodak, is easy to work, as
you'll see for; yourself at our
Kodak counter.; The line Is well
represented here Kodaks ' from
$6.50 up; Brownies (Eastman
made) for as little as 52. Off.
Careful finishing that: makes the
most of yonr (Urns
CAPITAL DRUG
STORE
"405 STATE STREET
J. IL WttLETT
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Reception Is Held 'Z ' '' : "
; The joint reception of the
YMCA-YWCA at Willamette uni
versity was held last night. The
new teachers -it the' university
were on the receiving line In full
dress. ; More than half the stud
ents of the university were present
at the reception, which is given
lor the purpose of getting the old
students and teachers acquainted
with new students and teachers.
B. and P. W. Club-
Rummage sale. Bundles called
for. Telephone 1825 or 1204. o4
For Rent ;
Good 7 room house close in.
Phone 900. 27tf.
Furniture Upholstery
And repairing. Gieae-Powers
Furniture Company. s20tf
Obituary
Holton
Mrs. Elizabeth j Albert Holt'on
age -81 years, died in this city
Saturday, uctoDef 3. She was
born in Cadiz. Ohio, on April 25,
1844. and came to Salem in the
early .'SO'a. Mrs. Holton is sur
vived by two brothers, George W.
Albert, of Lansing, Iowa, and T.
D. Albert, of Salem, and one sis
ter.,Mrs. Emma Albert Rowell, of
Portland. Funeral services will
be held Monday at 2 o'clock from
the Rigdon & Son mortuary. In
terment will be in the IOOF cem
etery. Rev. Herman Tuily will of
ficiate. Douglas
In this city, Oct. 5, James S.
Douglas, aged 38 years, remains
are being forwarded by the Rig
don mortuary to Portland for
funeral services and, interment.
Toevs
In this city Oct. 2, John Frank
Toevs, age 67 years, husband of
Mrs. Agatha Toevs, father of
Frank Toevs of Minidoka, Idaho,
Detrich Toevs of Dallas, John
Toevs vf Mt. Lake, Minn., Mrs
Anna Enfeld of Salem, Miss Eliza
beth Toevs of Mt. Lake, Minn,
and Mrs. Katherine Voth of Wau
bay, S. Dak., brother of George
of Dallas, Nick and Jacob Toevs
and Mrs. John C. Hiebert, all of
Mt, Lake, Minn., Peter F. of Sa
lem. Henry of Dallas and Frank
'of Wolf Point. Funeral services
will be held Thursday at 2 p. m.
at Dallas under : the direction of
the Rigdon & Son mortuary.
Sperry
, At the residence 975 South
Twenty-second street, Oct. 3. Wal
ter Sperry, age 15 years. Son of
Mrs. J. E. Richardson. Brother
of Mrs. C. W. Shields, of Gervais,
Edwin, Wa-Tren, Edity, Eva and
Helen Richardson, all of Salem.
Announcement of funeral will be
made later by the Rigdon & Son
mortuary.
Toews
In this city October 2, John
Frank Toews,, age 67 years, hus
band vf Mrs. Agatha .Toews, fath
er of Frank Toews of Minidoka,
Idaho, ; Detrich Toews of 'Dallas,
John Toews of Mt. Lake, Minn.,
Mrs. Anna Enfield .of Salem, Miss
Elizabeth Toewa of Mt. Lake,
Minn., and Mrs. Katherine Voth
of Waubay, S. Dak., brother of
George Toews of Dallas, Nick and
Jacob Toews and Mrs John C.
Hiebert, all of Mt. Lake, Minn.,
Peter F. of Salem, Henry Of Dal
las and Frank ; oV Wolf Point,
Mont Announcement of funeral
later from the Rigdon mortuary.
FINANCING
Do yon nrrd capital tkru sale of atork
for promotional or ezpannion purpov
eaf Our inexpensive, easily operated,
quirk mail order method mailed free
to legitimate corporations. Oil, mining,
industrial, etc. j
STOCK SELLING
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Quick action obtained at low cost
thru, proper method; our 18 years
diversified experience is at your ser
vice; write for free proof, testimon
ials, publishers' endorsements, relia
bility, etc. Give particulars.
Corpora to Brokerage Co. .
100 West lQIst fH Jfew Vork
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Specials on Wood
-3 loa'ds large 16-Inch Mill Block. . .;;V.b.-. 115.00
1: Cord 4-jft.; slab wood U ... $4-00 per cord
..'4 ft. large second growth Fir, per cord.- . A . $6.50
4 ft;0k, per cord.',.
: 4 ft' Ash, per cord
4 Ft. Maple
FRED E. iWELLS
PHONE 1543
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. BtiUx Theatre Bid.
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Pensions Are Granted
f ? Oregon persons who hare been
granted pensions Include Susie A.
Litchfield. , $20. and Melvlna E.
Yoeum $30. both at Salem, and
Arthur Beaver, Sis, RickreaU.
Dr. Marshall, Osteopathia
Physician ! and Surgeon.
04
Drop In ;
And see our leathetyroats.
Shafer. L
F. E.
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Have U A Cough?
Mountain Balm Cough Remedy
for relief. 11087 S. Com. oT
Banjo Ukeleles Xew!
, At Moore's Music House, 409-
415 Court. ' 04
On Way to. Omaha-
Included in the large party of
members of the American Lgion
and the American Legion auxili
ary wbo left for the national con
vention in - Omaha which opens
Monday were C. J. Johnson. Mrs.
Johnson and child, Silverton; Vic
MacKenzie. j. SaVem; ' Carl Gabriel-
son, Sales; .Harry ' Hagen . and
mother, Silverton, and Mr. and
Mrs; George! Griffith pf Salem.
Furniture Upholstery
And repairing. Giese-Powers
Furniture Company. s!0tf
Sunday Last Day-
To get those big black grapos at
Fiala Vinyards, three miles north
in Polk, county. o4
Lost, Registered Shropshire
Ram, ear tag "F T F" or "F T
Fon 117" Association No. 508113.
Reward for information leading to
his recovery. II. C Porter, Auma
ville. Or. W ' ' o4
For Sale, l'ord Coupe
Cheap for cash. Call Sunday
morning at 809 S. 13th St. o4
Teacher Is Obtained
Due to congestion at the Lincoln
grammar school, it has been neces
sary to add "another teacher to
the faculty of the school, accord
ing to word received from George
Hug, city school superintendent
Miss Merl Dimmick. who formerly
taught in Salem, in Portland and
the Hawaiian islands, has been
obtained to fill the new post. The
class meets in the room formerly
occupied by the specialty class,
which has moved into a room im
provised by taking out the petition
(Continued on nag 7)
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A Thorough
Examination
Thorough examination of
your eyes, is more than a
merie test of vision. We
look; for the; cause of your
trouble and give our find
ing; a triple check to make
sure there can be no mis
take.! '
When we prescribe glasses
they are needed and will fit
Mortis
Optical
301-2-3-4 Oregon Bldg.
.......... ......... .$8.00
.$7.50
. . .STiOOj. per cord
280 SOUTH CHURCH
z Hendridis
t s . 180 N. nib
Liomn
CLOSING OUT
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taUESDAY, OCT.
Located 5 Miles North and
Highway on Chemawa and
1 Horse-7 Cows-225 Chickens
'Mare, 10 years old. weight 1000 lbs.; Jersey cow. ajre '
; years, freshened Sept. 5, gives 4 gallons; Jornsey and Dar- -;
ham cow.'S jreara old, to freshen; October-,lff; Jersey cow. S ;
years old, to freshen November ,6; 3 Jersey and Guernsey:
cows to freshen la February and: March; large Guernsey, age
8 years, to freshen in January 6 gallon ccrw; 2 ealves. 1
month old; calf, 4 months old; 225 Hanson Strain Whiter
.Leghorn pullets and cockerels,
Hay, Tractor, Farm Machinery, fc
Threshing Machine A' .
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- 10 tons oat and vetch hay," baled; 10-2ip Titan tractor, used
only -one year; 20-6 J. I. Case j thresWfer, good contlition;
7-ft. Tandem tractor disc Jon Deere 2 bottom 14-incli
plow; garden cultivator; 10-inqh srindetr; trailer; Vare-
bouse grain recleaner; 150-lb capacity scale; DeLaval
. cream separator; stand ot bees jand bee supplies; 2 cream
cans; set carpenter tools, blacksmith tools, including forge,
anvil, press drill, bits, pipe vlse,j bagtruck ptfpe dies, black-,
smith, dies: " garden, tools: 3 loir chains: ,150 , feet i-inch
cable, 2 snatch' blocks; whlffletrees; neck yoke": dry belts
and other belts; heater; Hoosier cabinet; dining taile,
rocker; Congoleum rug 9x12; 5 tords 16-inrtx oU fir -dry
wood, and other wood; library table: stand tabl;- nillfe ;
pails; 600 grain sacks r crockery and many other miscellane
ous articles, ,
Lunch Served on Grounds ; v
TERMS: All sums ot $20 ahd under, cash; over that:
' amount, 6 months time. will be! given to parties, furnishing
notes bearing Interest at 8 per jcent, approved by the First
National Bank, of Salem, who will clerk the saJe.
JX)VTS KOBOIT, Owner
Phone 104F12
CLOSING
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7 10:00 X.
Farm - Fann Stock j- Machinery - Hay
; Grain Furniture and Everything..,
Iiocated one mile east of Marion on the Marion and Stajion
- Road, consisting of ' :
196 acre improved farm, black! loam soil with soma grsvel
in, it, well drained, fenced, fair house and barn and other '
out buildings, family orchard,! good water, close to schoeU-
and church. To be. sold on, the following terms: ..Purchaser
assumes federal loan of $4,500 at 6 per cent, also makes
cash payment-of $500, cash on day of eale, $2,000 on ap- v
pi;oyal Of abstract, balance of .purchase price to suit purchase ,
er. If farm is not sold it will be rented on day of sale for
a cash rental.
' Personal Property as Follows i ' -
1 team, age 7 years, weight 2800 lbs.; 1 team, age 12 years',
weight 2800 lbs.; 2 high grade Jersey cows, fresh; 2 high v
grade Jersey cows, 2 years old; 1 O. I. C. brood Bow. weight "
200 lbs.; 1 shoat, weighing 80 lbs.; 1 7-foot McCormick
binder; 1 McCormick mower; 1 McCormick hay rake; 2 Sc
inch Bain wagon, good; hay racks and wagton box; 1 6-foot
disc harrow; 1 8-foot disc harrow; 1 Hoosier Double disc "
drill: 1 hand feed cutter; 1 Western fanning mill; 1 new
Wade drag saw; 2 14-inch walking plows; 1 Champion plat
form scales; 1 potato digger; 1 12-inch Deerlnr sulky plow;
1 3-section. lever harrow; .1 2-sectlon lever ian-owM new .
set heavy team harness; 2 sets plow harness; 2 grindstones; :
1 Anchor Holt cream separator; 15 sacks spring wheat;
90 sacks white oats; 8 sacks vetch eeed; 40 sacks grey oat; '
10 tons clover hay in barn; 18 tons vetch and oat hay in :
barn; 60 mixed chickens; hay fork and 150 feet of rope;
furniture, fruit Jars; washing machine; tools, etc.' - ;
Free Lunch and Coffee at Noon v- -
TERMS All sum's of $20 "and under, cash: oyer that
amount six-months' time will be given to parties furnishing
approved bankable notes bearing interest at 8 per cent per
annum on .notes accepted by the First National IBank-of
Stay ton, who will clerk the sale. ' , ,
NOTICE
The above farm
farm is not sold
-HERMAN HANSEL, Owner
Stayton, Oregon
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CLOSING OUT
AUCTION SALE
FRIDAY, OCT. 9TH, 1:30 P. M. ;
Located 10 miles Xorth of Salem on tUo Salcro-WTifcatLind
road, on the T. B. Jones farm. consLsting of: ' 1
Stock and high grade furniture 3 new radios,. tools, etc.
Watch papers JO? particulars. Don't miss this sale. Terms
cash. , . . . '
.BERT I JONES, . J . - ! , P. X. SVOODItY.
-; T Owner . t - - i Salem's Leading Anctioneer,
.,',..:::.,' .": ' Phone 511
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Expert. Livestock, Merchandise
Furniture and Real Estate
AuctioneerandAppraise
lies, and Store 1610 N. Summer SL, Salem, Ore. '
PUBLICNOTICE!
This 4s. Ihe; Woodry yon all have known for h rnf ,ia
years.. v No connected in business with any other Woodry ; J
See' me personally about your sales. - " J
6TH 10:00 A. M.
One - Half Mile East of Pacific
Silverton ' Koad. consisting of
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Salem's Leading Aartioneer v
Phono 511
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PN. WOODRY,
Salem's Leading Auctioneer," '
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