The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 22, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM; OREGON,, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2?, 1925 , . '5 i 6'COATS SUPREME : ' ' ' ' : r If You Are In Need of an Overcoat Step in and look at our beautiful . line of coats from $19.50 to $35.00 We have a new shipment of midishade suits , . . , that might interest you G. W. JOHNSdN & CO. 469 State Street ft! When if comes to potting the price where a car will sell, you should see oar Dodge touring, 1920 mW. The car runs good,9 ha Rood palatr fair rubber, spotlight, and is In good shape throughout. At $150.00. wm fort to destroy the eridence. Bot tles were exploding and the burn- hg- Jlquid scattered through the room. Little damage was don to the premises and a full pint res cued, together with pieces of the ottie placed In the stove- Carnival, St. Joseph's Hall Nov: 22. 23. 24. Chicken noodle dinner Sunday. 12 to 3. 50c. Sup per Monday- and Tuesday, 5 to T, 0?. n22 Demonstration Continues Monday and Tuesday of Bridge- Beach ranges and heaters at Clese- Powera. n22 Dres Up for ThaoksgiTbtg Suits and overcoats of real mer it at The Man's Shop. n22 less persons Thanksgiving day by the Salvation Army. "The taking of the collection for this purpose is made possible through the courtesies of the pastors of the churches named. Orthophonic VIctrOlas Eighty-five dollars and Moore's Music House. up. n22 Don't Forget That Chicken Dinner. The Salem Restaurant h22 Gim NEWS IN BRIEF Boy Is Hurt I Leave for Visit- Herbert, 6-year-old son of Lane I Col. and Mrs. E. M. Hofer left Morley, had his hand badly man gled Friday while playing with a feed cutter at his uncle's on route 6, Salem. Tenor Banjos Eight dollars and up, at Moore's Music House. n22 FAIR Fair; normal temperature; light east winds. Max. (Saturday) 5b; Ml 1 Pl, faJHrnr- Raln- V A , .V. . , 0 t fall none; Atmosphere, ; clear; Wind north. . Munt 'i&i NamM Lists of news items must be ac companied by the name of the sender in order to insure publica tion. ' : .; ' Demonstration Contfnn Monday aod" Tuesday of Bridge- Beach ranges and heaters at Giese Powers. n22 Just Received- One 1925 roadster, one 1924 roadster, 3 1924 coupes; one 1924 Tudor, at bargain prices. Used Car Corner, half block west of Laud & Bush bank. 245 State. n22 HaTe the Piano Reflnished By I. J. Hersha, expert finisher 'and poMsher. Refiniahing pianos a specialty. Free estimates. In quire at Moore's Music House, 409 41? Court, or phone 983. n22 Six Licenses Issued :; " Six marriage licenses were issued yesterday by U. Q. Boyer, Marion county clerk. They were taken out by Henry A, Marr. 2557 - Lee street, a sawmill worker, and Alice Ward of Brooks; Roland H (Mills, Salem landscape gardener, .1 T" . 1 S t . A i. X" .v. rl a uu nuiu viriaies, sjto ionn 01 a- teenth; Ansel P. Solie, sawyer, and -Marie Haberly, both of Sllverton; Oscar R. Overland, farmer, and Emma C. Johnson, both of Silver Uon; J. F. Sauvaln, farmer, and ; Agnes Von Halten, both 61 Mt. Angel;. Harold Aspinwall, teacher of Aurora, and Edith Manning of ....... . -' Pomeroy & Keene Jeweler and Optometrists . Salem, Oregon j Chevrolet A small amount down and 18 Easy Monthly Payments buys a new CHEVROLET We also give easy terms on our USED CARS. They are Priced Right Newton Chevrolet Company - - Salem, Oregon Closed Automobiles At reduced prices. These in elude a Willys-Knight sedan, a Hudson coach, a Gardner coupe, a Ford coupe and a Studebaker closure. See these at the' Certi fied Public Motor Car Market. nl7tf Saturday for San Francisco where they will visit their son, Lawrence Hofer. They expect to return to this city in about three weeks. 1703 Broadway Vacant- Make offer; also 183 1 Fair grounds road. These properties MUST be sold now. Becke & Hen dricks, Heilig Bldg., 18H X. High street. n22tf Reverend D. V. MoCulloush Will speak at the Salvation Army hall this morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. McCullough is sales man for the New Index Bible and has been working in and around Salem. n2 Hotel Marion Dollar Dinne ' Served 5:45 to 8 every evening. Furniture Tphcrreiery Aad repairing. Qlese-Poweri Furniture Company. sJOtf Pacific Sends Delegation A delegation of about 200 stu dents journeyed to the Willam ette campus Saturday from Pacific university to view the game be txBn th a fni-ifholl team of the nl4tfjtwo scnoola. They were accom- Danied by their yell leader, who kept them in a din most of tne time. Boxing, Salem Armory Wed. Nov. 25, 8:30 p. m. Geo Ingersoll of Astoria, 146 lbs., vs. Frankie Lewis, Salem, 145 lbs., ten 3-minute rounds. Gretz, Sa lem, 146 lbs., vs. Hennings, Van couver 146 lbs., six 3-minute rounds- Two snappy preliminar ies. Tickets at Smith's cigar store. n25 Fairmount Hill Snap- Paved east front corner cut from $1500 to $1050. Trees, view etc. Becke & Hendricks, Heilig Bide, 189 N. High street. n22tf Warm Housekeeping Rooms Cheap, 109 S. Com'l. Phone 630 n2 Divorce Is Sought Louisa Limbaugh has filed suit for divorce against J. W. Lim baugh In circuit court here. They were married in December, 1915. Mrs. Lfmbaagh declares her hus band left her in May, 1924. She isks a one-third interest in prop erty, $150 attorney fees, and $50 suit money and costs- Demonstration Continues Monday and Tuesday of Bridge- Basketball to Start Beach ranges and heaters at Giese-; Powers. n22 Cut Flowers for Thanksgiving At Adams' Flower Shop- n2 5 A Supporting Garment- Must be worn that one mar look well groomed. Howard Corset Shop, 153 S High. 1122 Lessons In Pollyrrome Mrs. Trover, Trover's studio. n22 F, Sbafor Has An Exclusively LEATHER store. Stop in and look over the lin of Christmas suggestions. Nothing takes the place of LEATHER. F. E. Shafer, 170 S. Com'l. n22 r F. N. WOODRY Salem's Leading AUCTIONEER Pays Cash For Furniture Residence and Store - . . . - j 1610 North Summer PHONE 511 ; "Established Since 1918 DISEASES Acute and Chronic treated by the latest Electrical, Theraphy and Osteopathy. Consultation Free! B. H. WHITE Physician and Surgeoa 900 TJ. S. Bank Bldg. 1 ' Salem, Oregon Eastman Brothers Furnaces Salem Of flee 169 S. HiK Office hours: li:M TO 3 P, M. Factory, SflTcrton, Ore, LADD & BUSH, Bankers gfhllihed 1SCS General Banlring Bnxintg Offlos Eovn from 10 au to 8 Just Received- One 1925 roadster, one 1924 roadster. 3 1924 coupes, one 1924 Tudor, at bargain prices. Used Car Corner, half block west of Ladd & Bush bank. 245 State. n22 Carload of Cleveland Arrive A full carload of new model Clevelanda arrived Saturday 'night just too late to be displayed in the MacDonald auto show, but will be ready for inspection Monday. They are the first of the ew models to raech this territory. A most successful reception was held Saturday night at the open house, with music and punch for all the guests. , Dr. Marshall, Osteopath! Physician ' and surgeon. n2 Thanksgiving Dinner The usual "Spa" quality and that's the best. n22 Ensrle Arrested Jim Engle. former proprietor of the Pastime pool room of this city and nbw in business in Molalla, was arrested Saturday evening by Officer Olson on a charge of being intoxicated. Mr- Enele recently brought .an unsuccessful suit against Dr. Olson. Salem dentist, for breaking his teeth. King Frost Is Doc Alcohol in a leakless radiator will frustrate his plans. J. C. Bair. 236 State, repairs 'em. n25 The Corset of Today Gives grace of figure, youthful ness of lines, attractiveness of poise and carriage. Howard Cor set Shop, 153 S. High. n22 The Red Clover Dalry--- Fs again open for business, and will deliver milk at 10c per qt; 5c !er pt. Phone 86F22. n25 Hear the Orthophonic VIctrola today at Stiffs. n12tf Dressmaker Will Share Kusiness space with line fancy work, corsets or millinery. In quire 241 S- High. n" Oppen Teaches Acetylene And electric welding. New elec tric welding machines. $250; acetylene generators, $90 and up. C95 Mill St. d7 Harold Get me one of those Toilet Sets t the Opera House Pharmacy for Christmas. Dumb Dora. n22 Always the Newest In hats and caps for men ana young men. Tne Man s snop. nzz Building Permit Issued Mrs. Helen M. Southwick re- Men Are Attending ceived a oermit from City Record-1 The men's Bible class at the er Poulsen Saturday to construct 1 Bligh theater each Sunday. J. J a one-story dwelling at 1260 Ne- Evans is the teacher. Excellent orasaa. ine aweuing is to cost -, , n .rnmm .ha win in- Xorthwesterh Arrives in port The Northwestern, river steam er owned and operated by the Sa lem Navigation company, arrived t its Court street dock last night having completed its trip up the river from Portland. It carried but a light cargo, but from now on it is expected that the boat will be "able to carry capacity loads. Employment Report Piled There were 45 men and two women to receive employment through the Salem YMCA employ ment bureau during the past week. according: to a report tiled Sat urday by Sim Phillips, head of the bureau. For men, 47 hrp calls were received and 4? men were re ferred, two railing to place. Dur ing the week 133 men sought em ployment through the bureau. For 21 women to register for employ ment there were calls for only 3. Five were referred, but only two of them placed. The Combined Efforts Of all our chefs to make thai Thanksgiving dinner please par- ticalar folks. The Spa. n22 Don't Forget That Chicken Dinner. The Salem Restaurant. n2 Always the Newest In shirts and neckwear for men and young men. The Man's Shop. Fo- Rent Three-room apartment, with bath; low rent, modern, close in 268 N Cottage. n22 3200. terest men. Come at 3:45. n22 Friends Are Sure Appreciate gifts of real LEATH ER- Bill folds, gloves, ladies purses. F. E. SJiafer, 170 S. Com. n.z With the last football contest of the season, that with Pacific yesterday, now a matter of history Coach Rathbun is planning to cen ter his attention on the basketball squad- Four lettermen, Fasnacht, Robertson. Hartley and Erlckson. will be" eligible to form the nu cleus for the team. Could You Ask More? $2850, new 4-room bungalow; $250 down. That's easy! Month ly payments to suit. B. F. Stiffler V Pnnitnl ti99. Vour Old Piano- Taken as part payment on a Brunswick or Victrola. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. nl2tf For RentHeated Furn. Room With garage; near capitol. Gen tlemen. Phone 445M. n22 Furniture Trpnototery And repairing. Glesa-Powars Furniture Company. iSOtf Army to tlt Offering A Salvation Army lass will be stationed at the entrance of the Jason Lee Methodist church. First Baptist, First Presbyterian and First congregational churches all of this city, for the purpose of re ceiving retiring offerings to be used to help finance the Thanks giving dinner to be given to home- Immediate Possession Homes For gale or rent. We have four today modern at $2750 to $4750; rent. $25 to $40. Becke & Hen dricks, 189 N. High street. Heilig Bldg- n20tf PAINTING KALSOMINING PAPER HANGING For the right kind of materials and the very best workman- hlp call us, Gabriel Powder and Supply Co. 17 8. Commercial Phono lit Spencer Given Jolt Ira Spencer, arrested about 10 days ago on a liquor charge by Officer Olson, was fined $100 and ?iven 30 days in jail when he ap peared before Judge Marten Poul sen in police court Saturday. Of ficer Olson raided Spencer's place on North Broadway and after bat tering in the door discovered that about six bottles of liquor had been hurled into a stove in an ef JOE WILLIAMS The Rattery Man If yea Like Good 8erric Call 0i. WIIAKO SSl Court St. Phone 198 Get the Best FRUIT Oak es arid English Plum Pudding MODEL BAKERY 121 Sooth Commercial Wood Wood TRACY'S FUEL YARD 167 D Street Telephone 231S Inez A. Holbrook i Teacher Gnitar and Mandolin Hour Lessons 11.00 Cottage -1 Rear Elks Temple lWftiRW60i TYPEWRITER CO. Direct Factory Branch 519 Court Street -. Phono 62 Typewriters Rested Sold, 1 Repaired Special rental rate to itadestfl FOB rVFORMA TIOTf ABOUT RALROAD TRIP Phone 727 f OREGOfi A ELECTRIC IL FV WOODRY & SON; AutioaMn sat Tnfnttar SmIms, pay o for C-M Txaattmn. Steer m VMtk OMHMKlat. Office Phone 75 or Res . .deuce Phone 1843-W. TreEWRTTERS Dr. White, Osteopathy Electronic diagnosis and treat ment. n22 Buv Christmas Gifts Now Milady's Shop, balcony Derby Bldg. n22 Leather Goods for Christmas Gifts, suit cases, hand bags, gloves, ladies' purses. F. E. Sha fer. 170 S. Com'l. n22 I Reckless Driver Arrested P, F. Pevton was arrested Sat urday by Officer Edwards on a charge of reckless driving. He was release and cited to appear November 23. Cai-rt of Thanks We wish to thank the friends alio so kindly .assisted us during the Illness and passing away of our beloved wife and mother. John J. Tallin and family. n22 Speor Arrested - Harold Fearing, of the Kappa Gamma Rho fraternity house, was fined $5 Saturday on a charge of speeding. Your Old Piano - i a aen as part payment on a Brunswick or Victrola. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. nltf Does Your Saxophone Work? If not, take it to Duke's Musi cal Instrument Repair Shop, over Miller's store. n22 Harold Cet me one of those Toilet Sets j at the Opera House Pharmacy for Christmas. Dumb Dora. n9?' Thanksgiving Cut Flower Adams Flower Shop. n25 Christmas Music Just arrived; solos, cantatas octavo and children's operettas, at Moore's Music House. n22 Does Your Saxophone Work? If not, take it to Duke's Musi cal Instrument Repair Shop, over Miller's store. n22 Speeder Fined W. McBride of Salem was ar rested Saturday by" Officer Hick man on a charge of speeding and was fined $5 for the offense by Judge Poulsen. Hear the Orthophonic Victrola today at Stiff's. nl2tf Demonstration Continues Monday and Tuesday of Bridge Beach ranges and heaters at Giese Powers. n22 Exclusive Distributlo For W. W. Kimball pianos. A B. Chase, Davenport Tracy. Bush & Gerta. Moore's Music House. 409-415 Court. 20tf Obituary Dupals James Merton Dupuis died Nov. 21 at Chemawa at the-aae of 17 -ears. He is survl-ed by his mother. Mrs. Cora Duouls of Pol- son, Mont. Funeral announcement will be made later from tne Kig- don mortuary. . Huhtala "Vr f Unhtala AiaA at Incal hospital Friday. Nov. 20, at the age of 38 years. Funeral an nouncements will be made later by the Webb-tunerai parlors. ; For Sale . For R-ni StadenU' f Rales Phone 86 - t C. M. Lckwood J 247 North ! Commercial Street THE DEATHLESS SPIRIT Never the spirit was born: the it spirit ebalL , cease to be ' f ' never; ' Never was time it was not; I End apd Beginning are s ' dreams;-- --.- -' v, Birthless and deathless and l : changeless rem a Ineth the i 4 spirit forever; Death bath not touched it at v s all. dead though the house ' I't'ol it seems. K 'Z.l'-'' Sir Edward Arnold. .' W. T. Wgdon & Son Furnaces in These 1 4 rooms, large east front lot. paving, $2500. Terms. South. 24 rooms,- brand new. hard wood, fireplace, etc. $3600. Terms. south. 3 4 rooms, nook, attic, orand new, $3Cii0. Terms, north. 4 6 rooms, large rooms, paved, $4500. Terms. East. 5 6 rooms everything modern, paved, $5250 Terms. South. G 6 rooms, everv moaern restore. S6.000. $1,000 to nanaie. South. 1-. 5 rooms. paved, east front. New." $6,000, $1,000 to handle Fairmount Hill. See us for a modern home this week. Becke Hendricks. Phone 161. Heilig Bldg., 189 X. High street. n22tf Artistic Christmas Gifts That appeal. Trover's studio. n22 Genuine Leather Bill Folds- Gloves, ladies' purses. Notbine taaes tne place of LEATHER. F. E. Sharer. 170 s Ponrl not Banjo-Ckes; Three Dollai And up. Moore's Music House. n22 4-Room Modern House Rent or sale. Inquire 1492 Court. n 9 9 SEEING IS KNOWING School days are here, days of hard'study in class-room and at home. And "Home Work' is hard work for youthful eves, oarticularlv when they need the help cf glasses.' The child who learns easily is the child who sees clearly. So careful parents make sure of the Keen visum of their boy or sirl by brineinff them to us periodically for examin ation. - If glasses are needed, " we will supply, the fin est available. Morris Optical Co. 303 Oregon Bldg; - Salem, Oregon .: CONSULT ME NOW 3 f Skill and experience are needed to fit glasses right. Precision and good judgment are required to make them as they should be made. I have my services to offer you which are over one-third of a century of practical exper ience. , I do not only fit your eyes, but I design glasses that are comfortable and good looking and give you every -advantage that science and skill can give you. I shall be pleased to see you and wait on you. . Poor eye sight is the cause of backwardness in many, children. A safe plan is toalloV me an examination and I will advise you correctly. If glasses are not re quired, I will positively not try to put glasses on you or on your children. If your glasses are not entirely satisfactory in every respect, I will change them free of charge for one year. There is no experimenting on any one's eyes in my office, I do all the work myself and guarantee satisfac tion in every respect. I do not belong to any combine, therefore my prices are very reasonable. Telephone for appointment, Phone 723. DR. MENDELSOHN United States Nat'l Bk. Bid., Rooms 210, 211, 2nd Floor - Trl Furniture Auction Sale Next Wednesday at 278 North Cottage Commencing 1:30 p.m. .'.'I, Consisting of- Weser Bros, upright prand piano with, mandolin attachments, first class condition; 1 Majestic six-' hole range with coils.; 1 Hoosler cabinet; bed; chiffonier; dresser;" 2 Axminster rugs; 1 day couch with mattress; leather rocker with oak arms; being contents of a tour roomed house. Owners are leaving for California. Partlcu- . lars in Monday and Tuesday papers. H. F. WOODRY & SON Are the Auctioneers Phone 73 Store 271 N. Commercial ANNA LEITT Owner H.T.LOV The Jeweler Entire stock of jewelry at Greatly Reduced Prices We do not expect to make money. We are going to sell jewelry, dia monds, watches, clocks, silverware,, leather, goods, fountain pens, pencils, etc., regardless of profits. This is our first sale and we are go ing to make it a worthwhile sale to the public. - Come and he convinced that we - -mean what we say .' H. T.LOVE " ''yl i Lone :er Wear ; From .. - Pacific Coast Weight Clothes The wear a garment si ves depends largely on its weight The woolens . we use are' heavier, thanvtised in ready-to-wear clothes, and therefore . wear longer and give better service. Prices from 40 to 80 -Suit3 to order 25 and up D.H. WIOSHER 6 i fd "- " " Tailor to Men and Women- -474 Court Street ; Phcne360