THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON -
SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1925
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We are having a great
! big SPECIAL on
PANTS
It makes me laff to see so
many people walking when
used cars are so cheap and
takes so little cash to make
a down payment really
cheaper than sole leather., .
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We can fit you in a number of grades
and patterns
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G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
469 State Street
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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UNSVrTTLED
Generally cloudy, probably rain
wc6t portion; moderate tempera
ture; increasing southeast winds.
Max. 51; Min. 41; River, 2.3;
stationary; Rainfall .02 (fog); At
mosphere cloudy; Wind northwest.
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At
The Theaters Today
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Oregon Harold Bell
Wright; beBt stbry, "A
Son of His Father." with
especially selected cast.
Hrilig W
continuous
2 till 11. .
East Lynne,"
show today,
liligh-5-act Vaudeville,
and the -Border Legion,"
by Zane Grey.
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Opens Fruit Stand
Mr. Baldwin, an old-time busi
ness man of Salem, has opened a
fruit stand in the Hunt & Schaller
meat market on North Commer
cial. This makes three fruit stands
in the city, there being others on
North High and at State and Commercial.
Delegates Visit Here-
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Merrifield,
of The Dalles, delegates to the re
cent Knights of Pythias and Pyth
an Sisters convention at Eugene,
are visiting in Salem at the home
of Mr. Merrifield's sister. Mrs.
Rachel Reeder, 239 South Cottage
street.
O. 1v Waffle House
Opposite . Penney's. Waffles
and short orders at all hours. New
management. o!3tf
Free Demonstration
Of the Universal Wrinkle-proof
Iron. Halik & Eoff Electric shop.
337 Court. o20
Good Potato Yield
f. uiscnoir, route t, reports a
yield of 175 bushels of potatoes
to the acre. This is above the
average tnis year. Because or a
shortage of rain the crop is re
ported to be short.
Wanted, Mien to Pick
Walnuts. Skyline Orchards
Tel. 121F11. ol8
Building Permit Is Issued
Mrs. S. E. Probert was given a
permit at the office of, the city
recorder Saturday to erect a one-
story dwelling at 177 South Thir
teenth at a cost of 1500.
Have You
. Ever tried the Salem
rant?. If not, why not?
Bunday dinner, 75c.
Restau
Special
018
Pretty Puppy-
Funny, Hot Aire, Syncopatin'
Sal, Freshie rlate hits in Victor
records and sheet music, at Moores
Music House, 409-415 Court. ol8
Starts Xew Delivery :
A new parcel delivery has been
launched in Salem by E. F. Col
lins, who makes his headquarters
at Nelson & Huat's drug store,
corner of Liberty and Court
Trunks. and baggage are also
hauled.
Electric Heau
' $5.50 to 98, at Halik &
Electric shop, 337 Court.
Eoff's
o20
Furniture Cpbotatery
And repairing. Giess-Powers
Furniture Company. s20tf
Veterans Will Sleet '
Members of the . Hal Hibbard
camp, Spanish War Veterans, will
hold a social evening at the Ar
mory Monday at 8 o'clock.
special program has been arrang
ed. Lunch1 will be served during
the evening. '
Wei Have Them
Electric heaters. $5.50 -to $8
Halik & Eoff Electric shop, 337
Court. o20
Tiro Licensed Issued
Two marriage licenses were ap
plied for in the county clerk's of
fice Saturday. They were taken
out by Bert T. Ford, Salem attor
ney, and Margaret Marie Griffith
Saleni, and Asel Eoff, electrician
1415 South Twelfth, and Mary
Jane Albert. 245 Winter street.
Regal and Easter-
Lily bulbs. W. C.
116F4.
Dibble.
Tel
O20
Dr. White, Osteopathy
Electronic diagnosis and treat
ment. ol8
Note Sale Ordered
C. M. Miell, receiver of the Sa
lem Fruit Union, under a court
order signed by Judge Percy R
Kelly yesterday, has been author
ized to sell all notes and accounts
receivable due the concern to the
sum of $3,000, to satisfy a judg
ment against the fruit concern, in
favor of The Phez company.
Room-Size Rugs
Used, at bargain prices.
Used Furniture store.
3IWA Plans Meeting
The Modern Woodmen of Amer
ica will hold its first open meet
ing of the winter Monday night
at the Fraternal temnle hall on
North Liberty. This will be a
musical program and picture show
combined, and it will be an enter
tainment of interest to the public.
l i
th Oregon High School Debating (The glass in -the' windshield was
league, according to Dr. Dan JB.i broken and the seat was ail hot
Clark, ' secretary of the league.
Tiyouts are being held at a num
ber of schools, the reason being.
Clark said, that Pendleton has
woo thb cop twice and needs only
one more -victory to gain perma-!
nent "possession. Salem. Grants
Pass and Ashland, last year's win
ners, are strong contenders. Fin
als are held at Eugene in May.
demolished. The fire department
was called, extinguishing the fire
before it ouid cause damage to
the service station. The fire is
believed to have! been started by
a carelessly liung ligniea cigar
ette stub, according to one of the
workers at the service station.
the work of the Pioneer," Hi-Y and
the. Friendly Indian club depart
menta.i;rt, -UiJ also cover the
speakinr loirs iaf-the connty high
schools, together with the. rallies,
hikes and get-together meetings
of 1 the various division," and orV
ganliations. - -
Why Bake?
When you can buy Bake-Kite
bread. 2 large, loaves '25c. Bake
Rite Bakery. . olg
Furniture nCptoosjteiy-- - . ;
And repairing; Glese-Powers
i Furniture Company. i20tz
Leather Gloves
Coats, hand bags, suit cases,
purses. Nothing takes the place
of LEATHER. F. E. Shafer, har.
ness supplies. . Dl8
Exclusive lHstribntloi
For W. Wj Kimball pianos. A.
B. Chase, Davenport & Tracy,
Bush it Gerts. ! Moore 'a Music
House, 409-415 Court.
Exchange
Good sedan for coupe. Inquire
355 S. 24th St.. Salem. "No
junk." . ol8
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Have You See
' The free demonstration of the
Universal Wrinkle-proof iron at
Halik lb Eoff Electric shop, 337
Court.
Immediate Delivery
. On 16-inch mill block wood.
Fred E. Wells, phone 1542. ol8
Woodry & Son
Buy furniture. Store,
Commercial. Phone 75.
Z71 N.
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Vinegar Apples Wanted
Gideon Stolz Co., near corner
Summer and Mill. Sacks furnish
ed. Phone 26. o6tf
Wo
Located at 153 S. High.
Corset Shop.
Howard
ol8
Refinish the Piano
I. J. Hersha, expert piano and
furniture finisher and polisher.
Free estimates on request. Inquire
at Moore's Music House, 409-415
Court, or shone 983. ol8
For Rent
Downtown fiat, 5 large rooms.
furnace, etc. Adults. $37.50. at
666 Fe.rry. Vacant. Becke &
Hendricks, 189 N. High, Heilig
Bldg. o20
P-T Meeting Slatetl
The opening meeting of the
Highland Parent-Teacher associ
ation will be held Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock and will be in the
form of a reception for new mem
bers. A program consisting of
musical numbers and readings will
be offered.
Fag Starts Fire .
A Dodge truck owned by the
Rodgers Paper company caught
fire Saturday, night as it was be
ing filled with gas and oil at a
service station on Liberty street.
between State and , Ferry. The
top of the truck was burned off
and the side curtains were com
pletely consumed by the flames.
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mCA.Itedgct Outlined
Friday afternoon the budget
and finance; committees of the
Marion county YMCA decided to
conduct a financial campaign Oc
tober 24 to 181.1 following the an
nual convention of the organiza
tion to be held on October 2S.
The budget! provides for $4500.
This sum will Ibe used to cover
Obituary
Dances Every Friday
Night at Derby Hall. Everyone
welcome. olS
Palmer
In this city October 16, Mrs.
Gertrude Palmer of 991 Mill
street, age 49, wife of, John Pal
mer, mother of Mrs. H; C. Graves
of Salem and Mrs. F. J. Patton of
Falls City, sister of J. W. Powell
of Long Beach Cal., J. A. Powell
of Wilmington. Cal.. and G. A.
Powell of Blackfoot Idaho. Mr.
and Mrs. Polmer were members of
the United Artisans of Tualatin,
Ore. Funeral services Monday,
October 19 at 3 p. m. from the
Rigdon mortuary.
Apples, 50c to $1
Bring your containers. Salem
Champoeg road, 1 mile, north of
Hopmere. Egan Bros. Tel. 3F11;
ol8
Tenor Banj
Any style to suit your purse
from Lang-Paramount and Vega
phone down at Moore's Music
House, 409-415 Court. ol8
Flags at Half Mast
Brigadier General George A.
White, who is in command of the
Oregon National guard, ordered
Saturday that flags on all of the
armories in the state be lowered
to half-mast Wednesday in honor
of Lieut. Col. John F. Williams,
retired, Oregon National guard,
who died Friday night in Eugene.
His funeral is to be held Wednes
day. He began his military work
in 1899, and during the World
war he served as acting adjutant
general for Oregon for some time.
Brand Xew For-Two
Three room with sleeping porch.
cement basement, furnace, fire
place, hardwood, double construc
tion, union labor job throughout
Wired for electric range. Just
being finished at 1550 South Win
ter street. Trees and view. Price,
$3600 and $600 down, balance
like rent takes. Becke &. Hen
dricks, 183 N. High, Heilig Bldg.
02 0
New Chevrolet Tourings
Small down payment, balance
18 monthly payments. See New
ton-Chevrolet Co. ol7tt
Banjo-Ukeleles
Just arrived, great assortment,
from $4.50 up, at Moore's Music
House, 409-415 Court. Phone
903 018
Have You
Ever tried the Salem
rant? If not, why not?
Sunday dinner, 75c.
Stiff
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Restau
Special 018
Salem Girl Honored
Willeta Welch of Salem, junior
in home economics at OAC has
been appointed by the YWCA to
head the financial campaign
among the sororities which com
mences this week. Each year the
YWCA and YMCA nnite in staging
a campaign among the students.
faculty, alumni, townspeople, and
friends of students. This is the
only way that expenses of the two
organizations arc raised in order
to promote the Christian work on
the campus.
V LvkKissed J
V WEDDING y
Jail Sentence Given
Walter Chance, 19, was sentenc
ed to the county jail for 6 months
yesterday . when he was found
guilty in the justice court yester
day of larceny. He is said to have
taken some clothing from the J.
C- Penney store here. Chance is
married
Pomeroy & Keene
Jewelers:
, ' Salem, Orejron
H. JF, WOODRY & SON
. AsttiosMrs aa raraltar Dtsltrs,
p tr cask for UnI rarattsn. State
tTl UkU CwamardaW t -
Office Phone 75 or Res
ii:sc2 Fhcna 18437
Th Secret
Of comfort and poise for the
stouter -woman lies In the scien
tific method of fitting the cor
rect corset to her figure. Howard
Corset Shop. 153 S. High. ol8
Dr. Marshall, Osteopath!
Physician and surgeon.
ol8
Sale of Housewares
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
See display ad. Stiff's Furniture
store. ol8
Everjman'c Class
Is for every man, every Sunday
morning, 9:45. Men of business,
men of the street, men in the pool
hall, all men, will find good in
our programs. Leon Jenison wil
give the solo; Hal Mead will lead
the singing; John Evans will give
the lesson. Come! ol8
Harding
At Portland, October 16, Jen
kins Harding age 63 years, a na
tive of Salem husband of Mrs.
Alice Harding of Portland, father
of Mrs. Gale A. Landsen of
Woodburn, 'Lester Jenkins Hard
ing of Glendale, Ore., Mrs. C. L.
Normoyle of Woodburn, son of
Mrs. Eleanor Harding of Port
land, brother of Charles Harding
of Susanville, Cal., Miss Amy
Harding of Gervais and Mrs. Cal
vin S. White of Portland, grand-
fateher of Robert Harding Nor
moyle. Mr. Harding was a mem
ber of Azalea lodge No. 119, A.
F. & A. M. of Glendale, Ore. Fun
eral services will be held Monday,
October 19th at 1:30 p. m. from
the Rigdon mortuary, interment
JOOF' cemetary under Masonic
auspice.
Not Sheepskin
But genuine LEATHER, coats
Harness supplies. F- E. Shafer
170 S. Commercial. ol8
Itrk-k Building for Sale-
New brick that has long lease
to bring you high interest. Priced
now at $21,000. This will be
worth more in 1930. Becke. &
Hendricks, 189 N. High, Heilig
Bldg. 02 0
Cheap for QuiCu Sale-
New 5-room house, full base
ment, furnace and fireplace. Phone
owner, 2103-W or 1575-R. 018tf
The Coffee Shop-
Serves the good waffles and
hot cakes. o20
Certified Studebakers
See them at the Certified Public
Motor Car Market, where used
cars are sold on the same plan as
In force under the Studebaker Cor
poration of America. See Stude
baker ad in Saturday Evening
Post for Oct. 10. ol8
Debate Is Topic
Although debating season
not begin until January, a number
of Oregon high schools have start
ed work in competition for the
Cou cup offered to the winner
does
De
in
JOE WILLIAMS
The Battery Man
Radio Batteries That Last
WILLARD
531 Court St. Phone 198
AcceDt only genuine "Phillips,
the original Milk of Magnesia pre
scribed by physicians for 50 years
as an antacid, iaxative. corrective.
25-cent bottles, also 50-cent bot
tles, contain directions any drug
store. Adv. j
TYPEWRITERS
For Sale
For Rent
Students'
Rates
f Phone 866
C. M. Lockwood
24T North Commercial Street
COLDS
'Tape's Cold Compound"
Breaks a Cold Right Up
Take two tab
lets every three
hours until three
doses are taken.
The first dose al
ways gives relief.
The second and
third doses com
pletely break up
the cold. Pleas
ant and - safe, to
take. Contains
no quinine or
opiates. Millions
use Pane's Gold Compound.'
Price, thirty-five cents. Druggists
guarantee it. Adv.
STOP
THAT
BARK
By using
f 9
icnaerers
Herbal Cough
Cure
FINANCING
Do yoa ae4 capital tarn til of itork
for promotional or ex pi b ion purpos
es! Oar lnexpniT. easily operated,
quick mail order method mailed free
to lnitiaate corporation. Oil, miaias,
industrial, ttc.
STOCK SELLING
Quick ' action obtained at low cost
thru proper methods; our 18 years
diversified experience Ja at yotfr tar-"
ice; write for free proof, testimon
ials, publishers endorsements, relia
bility, etc " Giro, particulars.
Corporate Brokerage Co.
109 West 101st St Xew York
The? bdst and most
Economical Cough
Remedy made
QCHAEFER'O f
VRtJQ STORE
Phone 197 Yellow Front
135 North Commercial Street
Penslar Agency
"RilLliPS" t I
OF IB
Dad, Do You Care?
QF COURSE you do -But are you giving your boy the
time and thought his health and future demand? JUe
""member he's young and utterly incompetent to think
and plan for himself, as he should Thatlsvjour 'job until
: he jp'ows up. .
' 30 watch him. You'll learn that many of his faults,
deficiencies nad handicaps are due to an unrecognized
error of vision! One quarter of all the school children in
.the .United States five million of them have handicap
ping' vision.' which is stunting their mental development
and jeopardizing their health.
' KMonco fplla 119 that thft fVf are intlmafplv lnfnr.rrl-itwl
with the other bodily organs. When defective .they, canso
headaches, nervousness, dullness, . stubbornness, "tgnper"
and many other boyish ills and shortcomings, because- in
an effort to meet the demands of close, constant, arduous
work imposed upon them by the rigors of class and home
work, defective eyes usurp the' extra nervous energy
they need, from the other organs which naturally
"complain."
How about your boy? Do you know the actual condition
of his eyes, or do you just "guess" they're all right? Better
play safe it means a lot to the boy. His health and sue
cess" depend on your judgment. Have his eyes examined
and get the actual facts. Don't "put it oft" at' the boy's
expense. Care!
Morris Optical Co.
301 2-3-1 Oregon lildg.
ssaw ar M jui M M MEM
III I l I 'vtwc
BECKE & nENDRICKS
188 North HigU
Lobby Heilig Theatre
Telephone 101
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21, 1:30 P. M.
Located 1 Vz Miles Southwest of Liberty Store .
, Follow the arrow, from Liberty ?
Consisting of bay mare, 8 years old, weight 1400 pounds;
good work horse, weight 1300 lbs.; span horses, 10 years
old, weight 3000 lbs.; Holstein cow, age 7 years, milking
3 gallons per day, to freshen in spring; 25 White Leghorn
hens and pullets; 5 tons loose oat and vetch hay in barn;
AVt-tt. Wood's mower, good shape; hay rake reversible
orchard disc; one-horse wagon, A No. 1 14-inich Oliver
plow, like new; orchard plow, like new; one-horse culti
vator, good; Kimball weeder, good; slip scrapper; buggy;
good set double breeching harness; set double breeching
, harness, like new; set single work harness; good 3-incb.
wagon with double box complete; 2 single buggy harness;
4 collars, sizes 1821 and 23 Inch; man's saddle and bridal,
McClanahan incubator, 120 egg; Buckeye brooder; bar
rel' spray pump; hand spray pump; scythe; orn planter;
brush howx; 2 post hole diggers ; grub hoe; pick; crow bar;
plow double trees; log chain; grindstone; hand garden
cultivator; 300 lbs, logan wire; 10-ft. wire g:e; broad,
axe; wire stretcher, and many other miscellaneous articles,
TERMS CASH
F. N. WOODRY
Salem's Leading Auctioneer
Phone 311 .
FRED H. MILLER,
Owner
That Saxophone .
Can he repaired at Duke's Musi
cal Instrument repair shop over
Miller's. ot8
UNDERWOOD
TYPEWRITER CO.
Direct Factory Branch
510 Court Street Phone 282
. Typewriters Rented. Sold, i
- . : Repaired
Special rental rates to students
Eastman Brothers
Furnaces
Salem Office 169 S. High
Y Office hours:
: ltM TO 2 P.M.
; TrndLOfji BUvertom, Ore,
F. N. WOODRY
Salem's Leading
AUCTIONEER
Pays Cash For Furniture
Residence and Store
1610 North Summer
PHONE 511
"Established Since 1016
PAINTING
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materials
and the very heat workman
ship call ua :: ; ; f- :::
Gabriel
Powder and Supply, Co.
ITS 8. Coaoerciai ; Pbost 7SS
Specials : on Wood
3 loads large 16-inch' Mill Block. $15.00
1 Cord 4-ft, slab wood ....... . . . . . $4.00 per cord
4 ft. large second growth Fir per cord..".... .'?..... $6. 50
4 ft. Oak, per cord. . . . . . . . ... . J 1 . . . . . .. .1 ... . .18.00
4 ft. Ash, per cord. V. J .$7.60
4 Ft. Maple O $7.00 per cord
FRED E. WELLS
PHOJfK 1M2
280 SOUTH CHLRL'H
LADD& BUSH, Banlcen
Eatahllahed 18SS
General Bstnldns Business
Offlce Comrs from 10 fum. to S pja.
r,J8f to Serve IE .-'"1
I i TT is our business to serve, and to Ixis' &ui
Sy, A serve to the very best of our jpf
Hi us. The greatest and the least lx$ SSpl
K alike come to us, and all find us Iff raSJl
aa. completely at their disposal. W ' y(&pJ
' Ki .Our'-gervice.''for :alL".U 'was In x-- '4-! -n
Vj developed with that idea in mind. x W " '" '
A . When there, is need for a funeral ics ynT i
'pl .cUrector.call us'wUh jthc flf 7r7l"- -
3j of getting the.best, wo can give. PI Wrrj'I'Y
- WEBB'S s
L' rllNER PARLORS (ill n v))l Sr
- 1 Vv I . ' J "Superior UUncml Service V'
- ' Sr-' V 205 SaChurch Street V&sSl U
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