The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 09, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textit THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON s FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1925, Spits and Topcoats For Men and Young Men Our styles and patterns t are. the LATEST AND BEST We are always willing to show them Drop In and Look G.W Johnson &Co. 469 State Street - . Can you beat these prices --. on doed cars? S 11922 OrerUnd Mu J385 1 1822 OrerUii4 Mu . 9375 11921 Ford Sedan . $250 1 122 Ford Sadan 9279 'Htcaaatofly Arl" i JUl Repainted Bsady ts Go A . . - - ?! - Set tium t ft O ;J Thursday. , Since the misfortune of their fellow officer, other mem bers of the state traffic squad are contemplating the purchase ot a pair of roller skates for "Nick," as he is better known, so that in case he loses his machine again he will not be forced to walk, according to State Traffic Officer R. B. Rein-hart. Four permits were issued in , all. tor a total v of $9000. A.' N. Thompson was issued; permits for building- two one story dwellings, to be constructed ' at 1895 and 1855 D. The first j is to ' cost 93000 and the second. $2300. A permit was issued to J. W. Weig and to erect, r,aae story dwelling at 2445- "$ortV Churchy Jtocost $3000. Hector Adams was given a permit to repair the greenhouse at Belmont and Liberty at acost of $500. ' vX":" f -:v: ' - Ad Club Meets The Siklem. Ad C5loJ jnet,Thuri-y daynoo'a at the Marion hoteLfA"i,.j the meeting a committee consist- .. ing of Dr. Henry Morris and Lou Liundsford was appointed to make , - '. (Continaed oa 'Tt ') Have You Seen? Our fish in the window? Market. ''' Linoleum Remnants . At Stiffs Used Furniture store. V " . " ' . 09 no m i i mn imn''Fk . . 3 Fir Poles , For sale, 43 feet427 S. 25th. oil Steamer Abandoned The Northwestern, rivet' steam er owned by the Salem Navigation company, was reported Thursday to be stuck at a point directly below Keizer bar In the Willam ette river, and is awaiting the ar rival of a dredge to clear the way. For the time being the crew has abandoned the boat, but will re- tarn as soon as it is possible to get under way again.) I Hcilig Program Good An excellent vaudeville program will be presented by the Ileilig management today when five whirlwind acts will be offered. Juggling, comedy and xylophone playing that has taken the thea tre world by storm are headlined on the bill. . $15 to $28 All wool overcoats and top coats wr . -ww i a 1 1 1 . a; laos. xvay wooieu anus u.t 12 th and Ferry sts Large assort ment of patterns and models. o9 MEWSXW BRIEF Leather Purses j For ladies and men. Also , leather suit cases, i hand bags. belts, coats and harness supplies. F. E. Sharer. o9 I v-L OurTfeatharMart Drunken Driver Arrested Fred A. Duffy of Salem was ar rested Thursday by Officers Hick man and Thomason on a charge of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. He is be ing held in the city jail. ; 4 Moderate Fair -.-h light l- northeast winds Max. .68; Mm. 45: River 2.1. stationary; Rain fall none; Atmosphere clear; .Wind northwest. At 1 m The Theaters Today ; HI -. " .-. -, ; . ' - K OreKonj"ThV fitreet - ot -.. Forgotten Men." Bllgh Lionel - Barrymore in "Meddling Women." Hcilig Association Vau .. deville. ' " . Stop And get that leather coat at Shafer's. - Harness supplies. - o9 For Rent Comfortable furnished rooms with private family. 1010 North Cottage, phone 2292-J. oil $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 Those who turned in the beets Thursday, are C. F. Bates, Salem and T A. Doerfler, Macleay. Those who have not yet sent in their beets are C- W. Jensen, route 6, Salem; R. E. Jones, route" 9. Sa- lem and J. J. Doerfler, route 3, Silverton. , Why Bake? When you can get Bake Rite bread just as good as you can bake for less money. Bake Rite Bakery, oil Have You Seen" Our fish in the window? Market. Fitfs o9 Furniture Upholstery And repairing.' Giese-Powers Furniture Company. s20tf O. K. Waffle House Opposite Penney's. Waffles and short orders at all hours. New management. a30tf Building Permits Issued . There was quite an, increase in the amount of building permits taken out at the office ot the city recorder Thursday in com parison with the rest of the week. Harness At Shafer's. 40 years experience in the leather business. o9 Speeder Is Fined Lee Barber of Salem, was fined $5. Thursday for speeding. Exclusive Pifrtriboti For Vf. W. Kimball pianos. A. B. Chase, Davenport & Tracy, Bush & Gerts. Moore's Music House,'409-41S Court. s20tf Vaudeville At 'the Heilig Theatre. Mines Missing Again Evan .Hines, reported; missing recently, and Wednesday ; reported to have Joined the Marines at Portland, is reported l missing again. He was rejected by the Marines, according to the report. and his whereabouts are complete ly unknown to his guardian, E. J. Ayers ot route 6. i It is reported that he is without funds, having with him only his bicyle and his Buys Soos Service The Soos Scavenger service in Salem has been bought by Henry Walker of Portland. He Intends to buy new scavenger trucks and clethes. other equipment amounting in all to about $10,000. He intends tolOnenine Dane make his home in Salem, and will Schindler hall. Sat. night. o!04 bring his family here. Stolen Auto Found M -N $15 to $2 The roadster belonging to O. O. All wool overcoats and top coats I Kfrhnis. state traffic officer, re st Thos. Kay Woolen Mills Co., ported stolen here Monday night, Dances t Friday night, Derby hall. 09 ft. Fined for Disorderly Conduct C. HesJev of . this city was lined $2.0 Thursday cit a'chafge otdis-1 orueriy conauci. . Bake Rite Will serve better coffee. it if there is any oil Bee The Certified - I Public Motor Car Market for used Hupmobiles. These will out wear cheap new cart, are nicer to handle and cost less money.' oil Peonies- jsW " '- Choice collection of this most beautiful flfler. rLargpIantto ijoqm next season, Can supplxJn rose color, ; white or assorted. Cheap to clear. Plant bow. Robt. Lindon, 231 Mission St., Sa lem. Or. . , ; . olO A'inegar Apples Wanted - Gideon Stoli Co., near I corner Summer and Mill.' Sacks furnish ed. Phone 26. j o6tf Fined for Parking Tom Kelloff. Frank Tanaka, Fred Kukubu, C. Townsen, and A Holt, were fined $1 each Thursday for parking overtime. " s Dr. Goffrler, Oregon Bnildiog -.Drugless methods. Consultation free. .-. ' - o9 Woodry & Son .Buy furniture. Store, Commercial. Phone 75. 271 N. l2tf Ifbt Water Bottles 'Guaranteed, regular $2. iv-feek 98c Schaefer's Drug. This oil Daddy Now 1 Vern Anderson, of rthe Used Car Corner, was pasing out cigars to friends yesterday after receiv ing a telegram from La Grande to the effect that he was the father of a baby girl: ' Mrs. Anderson is with her mother at La Grande. The baby's name will be' Beverly aJne. . j : -: - 12th and Ferry sts. Large assort ment of patterns and models. o9 was found abandoned in Portland JOE WILLIAMS The Battery Man Wants To See You , WILLARD Ml Court St. Phone 198 Today, 2 'pi 'mi j iracle"Man''of 1925 Remember- Today is Vaudeville day at the Heilig. o9 0ening Dance Schindler hall, at. night. ot0 Obituarr Doane In this city. October 7. Mrs. Elizabeth Doane. at the age of 51 ytars. The remains are at the Riedon mortuary. Funeral an nouncement will be made later. Ingram In this city, October 7, Mrs. Ar- lie Ingram age 40 years. The re- m!'rs are in the care or tne tug den & Son mortuary and funeral announcements will be made later. Hens . 60 cents each. Telephone 62F2. . . oil it- See Our assortment of knit bottom blaziers. All sizes and colors. Army and Outing Store. Next door to Busick's. , . o9 Three IJeenses Issued Three marriage licenses were Issued yesterday by the county 1 clerk's office. They, were taken j out by Thomas Francis Fay, Sa- i' i lam piano tuner, and Margaret A. ! Gefarke, 455 South T welt h street: i Eustis Wilcox Moore, Salem, and Pauline Opal Fowjer, North Liber J yi,1y streetrOrville W. Nichols, 20S5 FJ North Fourth street and Mabel I Pauline - Smith, route 4. Homes For Two Or Three A ? We have five new 4-room homes vacant and ready for occupancy. Priced $3000 to $4500. Most have fireplaces, furnace and garage. Reasonable terms on all. : Why rejnt longer. Becke & Henancas. Heili Rldz.. 189 N. High. o7tt Mansfield At the residence of her daugh ter. 3Lrs.,G. H. Deacon, Mm. Han na A. Mansfield, 'died at the age of 76 years." on October 7. She was the mother of Mrs. G. H. Dea con of Salem, Mrs. Charles G. Bush of San Francisco, Clyde L. Mansfield of Vancouver, Wash., William H. Mansfield of Seattle, Clarence L. Mansfield of Everett, Wash. A sieter-Mrs. C. J. Hud son of Gold Hill, and two brothers, Clifford J. Rolls of Monroe and Auction Sale Tn it'll i uuav n 10 miles north of Salem on Wheatland road: 2 new radios, grey enameled Uni--versal ranges,, i rugs,: high grade furniture, 3 cows, 2 brood sows, and many other, things. If you want real furniture, be there. ' ; 1:30 p. m. BERT L. JONES, Owner V:N. WOODRY, Auctioneer llione .oil i j HONEYCOMB CHOCOLATE CHIPS Regular Price 60c lb. . For Saturday Only 39 c lb, 2 lbs. 75c Limit 2 lbs. to a customer j Only -At QCHAEFER'q kZ DRUG STORE O Phone 197 Yellow Front 135 North Commercial Street Penslar Agency TheY'M . TTT tTonight Saturday; . yr -. . j 1- I I " ' - ' . i " . " At . . t The screen has never known an UNDERWORL D - SOCIETY DRAMA so strange and startling as this one! 1111 Nftws, llll Me Donald Keep Both' Eyes' on the - OREGON WITH PERCY MARMONT NEIL HAMILTON MARY 9R1AM A JACK WHITE PTOTJOCTtOM : a f .... . . UNDtiitWOOD TYPEWRITER CO. Direct Factory Branch 619 Court Street Phone 262 Typewriters Rented, Sold, Repaired M Special rental rates tc students Will Rolls bt California are also If iiTinr. Mrs. Mansfield is also sur-1 1 vived by 10 grandchildren. Fu neral services will be held jSatur day, October 10 at 3 p. m. from the Riedon mortuary. Interment in City View cemetery. Fisher' to Come Fred E. Fisher, formerly song leader with Billy Sunday, famous evangelist, will be in Salem dur ing, the month of November for the Baptist church revival. panee McElroy's Orchestra Crystal Gardens Saturday night. . : , v.- - . -. ! -- o9 FUNERALS Furniture Upholstery And repairing. Glese-Poweri Furniture Company. i 2ttl More Samples Are In ' two more bundles of .sugar beet samples have been sent in by the farmers who, have :made the ex periment of raising the beets in the WUlamette valley ; this year. . - r mm f V WEDDING ;'J TYPEWRITERS For Sale For Rent Students Rates' Phone 866 C M. Lockwood 17 North J Commercial Street Matten The funeral of George Cornelius I Matten will be held at the Webb funeral parlors today at 2:30 p. m. Rev. J. J. Evans will Have charge Of services. Interment will be in the City View cemetery. F. N. WOODRY Salem's' Leading AUCTIONEER Pays Cash For Furniture Residence and Store 1610 North Summer PHONE 511 "Established Since 1916f f a . , ,-. I - " t. ' I . LADD & BUSH, Bankers Established HM , General Banking Buibess ' r.Tr.is - -! ; I Otfios Uxmn from. 10 m. to S 1 Pomeroy & Keene Jewelers , Salem, Orejron II. F. WOODRY & SON p.VrLh for V Tnnittm. 8Us 871 Korth CommtrcUi. Of f ice Phono 75 cr Rcs- PAINTING KALSOMINING PAPER HANGING For the right kind of materials and the very best ' workman ship call ui . Gabriel Powder and Supply Co, IT 6 8. Commercial Phone tit J in 'IJCCiyboDl-ooK Rr r.lcn "& Hendricks V HeUls Theatre Bldg. .K.- 189 . High ti .' -1 - T T X t r Y" Y ? y- Y y Y Y. V oti mm Of Course, You Must Have Plenty of Rugs in Home Home is bare without the warmth and fullness of a few rugs in it. They're inexpensive now for" real, fine qualities. Such Rugs as Axminsters, Royal Wil tons, French Wiltons, Brussels, - Wool Velvets,-Velvet Rugs, etc., in a large collection of patterns, designs and colors give you sufficient choice to harmonize . with the color scheme of any room in -"your home. All sizes for every purpose from the small, tiny ones of 27x54 in ches up to full room sizes, 9x12 feet. If ever varieties were great and selection easy, it is now. You'll enjoy greater wisdom by buying now, right in the heart of the Fall season. .. . - toi Fereitore Go. I 1 340 Court Street " - Axminster Rugs in 9x12 Size as Low as $28.95 A, visit to our Rug Department will be a surprise selections of fered and Low Prices See Our Display. Windows Make Use of Our Deferred Payment Plan a ldcnce.EhoneJ843-W