The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 27, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1 ... THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY. MORNING,. NOVEMRER 27, 1925 PRE-HODDAY and DISPOSAL SALE STARTS TODAYATj 9 A.M. Our entire stock of high grade Men's Clothing, Furnishing Goods, etc. EE Merchandise Certificates Away The first 50 persons entering our store on Friday or Saturday, opening . days of oar sale, will receive a certificate absolutely free. These certi ficates are worth from 10c to $5.00 and good for that amount in trade in our store on1 any purchase you make up to the value of the certifi cate. Come in and see how lucky you are. I REMEMBER Thia ia a step into the realms of better merchandising with a radi cal reduction on everything in this store (except contract goods) G. W. Johnson & Co. 469 State j . When you want a bay In used curs rotnr to VIck Bros. UMd car department. - Jjook at this one: Bulck touring, 1920, In good running tihape, - looks good and is a rent buy t ft 75.00. . i . a CITY NEWS 'IN BRIEF WW OurWeatherMan n Probably Rain . Cloudy, probably with rain along the coast; nominal, temperature'; increasing northwesterly winds along the coast.. Max. (Thursday) 44; Min. 41; Hirer 1, stationary. Rainfall . 34;. Atmosphere cloudy; Wind south. .. Flrw Department Called - .The fire department was called out Wednesday night to ex tinguish a fire at the J- C. Perry Drug store on South Commercial street.. The fire proved to be that - of the awnfng, and was Immediate- Iy put out. practically no damage "being done. - ian. Congregational and Jason Lc-c Methoist churches; Mrs. Sally Bush; H. C. McDowell and Son; Lehman's Grocery; Variety Store; Marion Hotel; Woodmen of Wort; and any others who helped in any way. Turkey'dinnerg were served to35 men, -while a dozen poor families were- remembered with Thanksgiving baskets. The Army Is gratefu.1 for the number thus helped by this co-operation. Furniture TTpbowtery And repairing. Oless-Powers Furniture Company. sZOtf On Sale Defective All Wool bed blankets Bishop's. n28 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. m See, these at the Certi fied Public otpr Car Market. nl7tf Boot Dance , . ' Schindler Hall, Sat. nite. Prizes. -nS'T Furniture TTpnotatery - -; And repairing. Gieae-Power Furniture Company. 10 ti ObMrvo Tliankssrivinir . r-. , 4 Dr. Henry E. Morria of Salem, I with his wife and on, celebrated Thanksgiving day in McMinville. They were, the guests of ; Dr. Morris sister, Mrs. RE. Seibert, of that ciy. v I Alcohol, $1.23 Per Gallon - A real ant-freeze.-'4Jlm, Smith and "Biirv Watkins. n27 On Sale Defective All- Wool bed blankets Bishop's. ..... f , ... n2g lift Hersha Make It - Look -like new. Expert piano and furniture refinishing and pol ". ishlngv 'Inquire at Moore's Music House, 409-415 Court. Phone 983 . , . n29 Wilson In Portland Charles E. - Wilson, secretary of the Salem Chamber of Commerce spent Thanksgiving day in Port i land with his sister. On Sale Defective All Wool Bed Blankets Bishop's '. ' n28, Exclusive Distribution ( . " i For W. W. Kimball pianos. A B. Chase, Davenport & Tracy bash , ft Gerts. Moore's Musk House. 409-415 Court. l2Qtl ArmvfieliM Hnnarr- 1 The Salvation Army desires to thank the following for their gen erous assistance in connection with jresterkrs dinner given : to home less Cten: gffit Baptist, Presbyter- i Chevrolet A small amount down and 18 Easy Monthly; Payments buys a new CHEVROLET We also give easy terms on our USED CARS. -. They afe'Priced Right Newton Chevrolet Company Salem, Oregon ; .. manager of.its Eugene branch. Mr Gardner has already moved to Eugene where he will take up his new duties immediately. De Molay Patrol Dance Tonight, Armory. n2T Closing Out Our used piano?, at $50, $75, $100 and $125. See these at once as they will not last long at these prices. Tallman Piano Store, 395 S. Twelfth. n29 Oppen Teaches Acetylene And electric welding. New elec tric welding machines, $250; acetylene generators, $90 and up. 695 Mill St. d? Pythian Meet Pythian lodge held an inter esting and Instructive meeting on Tuesday, at their own building. Second rank work for three can didates was given and the presen tation of uniform rank sword was made by Mrs. Luther, Rowland, whose presentation speech was outstanding. E. W. Hazard, cash ier of the U. S. National Bank, made the response. Following. Pythian sisters fur nished entertainment for all mem bers of the order ' and visitors. Lucheon was served. Yo Are Invited To hear the Panatrope, Bruns wick's new phonograph, at our store Friday and Saturday atfer noon and evening. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. denly, following . a heart attack, Walter J. porter, age 57 years, a resident of Salem for 23 years. Husband' of Mrs. Eva' 1 Porter, father of Mrs.! Frances Francis of Iowa,- Leonardo and Dudley Porter of San Francisco, Perry N. Porter of BellVue. Wash., the Misses Thelma Porter and Mary Jean Porter of Salem. Also survived by two grandchildren: Mr. Porter was a member of the Knights of Pythias. Funeral services will be held Saturday, November 28, at 3 o'clock from the Rigdon Son mor tuary. Interment will be in the City View cemetery. All Models Orthophonic Victrolas at Stiffs. n27. Local Man Promoted Lowell Gardner, who has been serving as an employe of the Cope- 'and Lumber company's Salem branch, has been promoted by that company to assume the position as Hear The Panatrope Brunswick's' a w electrical nhonoxranh at Stiffs Furniture , store Friday and Saturday after noon and evening. n27. On Sale Defective All Wool bed blankets Bishop's. n28 Wood Wood TRACY'S FUEL YARD 107 D Street Telephone 2313 Just Arrived! Orthophonies $150.00. Hear this wonderful machine-at Moore's Music House, 409-415 Court. n27 IT F. N. WOODRY Salem's Leading AUCTIONEER Pars Cash For Furniture Residence and Store : 1610 North Summer ' PHONE 511 "Established Since 1919 FOR INFORMATION ABOUT RAJLROAD TRIPS Phone 727 OREGOH A ELECTRIC DISEASES Acute and Chronic treated by . the latest Electrical, Theraphy and Osteopathy. Consultation Free! B. H. WHITE " Pbj-Btciao nd Snrgwm .M tr. 8. Buk BM 6lem, Oregoa Get the Best FRUIT Cakes and English Plum Pudding MODEL BAKERY 121 South Commercial Eastman Brothers Furnaces J::: Salem Office 169 S. Hfch ' - - ' . ' ' : ..: ' '- i ' ' . . : - . -j Office' boun: f " v 11:M TO 1 P,.M. " Factory, SIlTerton, Ore, t PAINTING KALSOMLNLNG PAPER HANGING For the right kind of material! and the Tery bett vorkmaa thip call ua - Gabriel Powder and Soppry Co. ; 17J B. Commercial Phone Til LADD St BUSH, Bankers V KtaWUhed ISO , y . w! Jj General Banlnng Burlnrra if : OfSee Kem from 10 in. te M MaAk Skate at Dreamland- Sat. .Nite, Nov. 28. Good prizes. d28 UNliERWbOl) TYPEWRITER CO. ' ' Direct Factory Branch 610 Court Street Phone S6S Typewriter! Seated, Sold, Repaired , Special rental ratee to student Just Arrived! Orthophonies $1G0.00. Hear this wonderful machine at Moore's Music House, 409-415 Court. n27 H. F. WOODRY & SON Aactieawn aa Tanutare Saatota, fmy Mh twt UmA rarattmta. ateca 871 Vortk Ooauawrlal. Office Phone 75 or Rea ; 13c5ee phpne 1843-T7. ; WiM 8cll Every Xew Upright, grand and player piano in our stock at practically dealers' cost, for quick sale this week. Terms if desired. Tallman Piano Store, 39.1 S. 12th. n29 Gum Machine Stolen Officer Victor reported Thurs day night that a gum machine had been stolen from the store at Twelfth and Trade earlier in the evening, between 6 and 9 o'clock. Alcohol, $1.25 Per Gallon ' A real anti-freeze. "Jim" Smith and "Bill" Watkins. ' n27 Just Arrived! Orthophoni $150.00. Hear this wonderful machine at Moore's Music House, 409-415 Court. n27 Have f2500, $1500, $1000 To loan if you have good securi ty. Gertrude J. M. Page. n24tf Bandies Are Available- Mrs. C. B. Shaw at 555 Center street has bundles of clothes to give to any child who has none if they will call at her home tn the forenoons. ' Trade Your Old Mionofaph . In on a new one. Stiffs Furni ture Co. n?7. You Are Invited To hear the Panatrope, Bruns wick's new phonograph, at out store .Ihriday and Saturday aftet noon and evening. ,H. L- Stiff Furniture Co. , $27: McCallister At the home at Pratum, Novem ber 25. Mrs. Mariam Annetta Mc Callister, age (4 years, a native of the Waldo Hills, wife of William B. McCalllster,"mother of Guy Mc Callister of Cathlamet, Wash., Mark D. McCallister of Salem and AT PARTING Life! We hive been long to gether. Through pleasant and through cloudy weather; Then steal away, give little ' warning. Choose thine own time; Say not "Good night," but in some brighter clime Bid me "Good morning." -I Mrs. Barbauld. W. T. Rigdon & Son High Grade Player Piano : Left with us. Big sacrifice for immediate sale. See this snap at once. Tallman Tianp Store. 395 12th. n29 Todd Here : President Todd of the College Of Puget Sound was in Salem Wednesday visiting with friends in this city. Dr. Todd is on his way to California, where, because of (Continued on page 0.) Obituary Stewart At the residence, 2045 North Fifth street, November 24, Mrs. Lucy V. .Stewart, at the age of 70 years. ' She was the mother of Winfield E. Reed. Mrs. Stewart was a member of Silver Belle cir cle. Neighbors of Woodcraft. .Fu neral services today, Nov. 27, 'it 10:30 a. m. from the Rigdon mor tuary, concluding service at City View cemetery. Porter ; t - In this city, November, 2 5, sud- Adversity Snaps at the heels of prosperity and some times bites and bites hard. The days do not al ways run smoothly Health does not al ways prevail Wages are not always high- Work is sometimes scarce. Have you ever been caught unprepared? if so, are you going to allow yourself to be caught again? You can start a sav ings account here with as little as one dollar, i Every dollar added will help you to make your future secure. Make it a habit to be prepared. First National Bank Salem OUR SPECIAL i r Sox or Stockings With Every Pair Dress JrootEweair f to be CONTINUED Till the end of the month, November 30th x- Jolin J. 415 Stte Street Russell . McCallister of Pratum ; daughter of Mrs.L. C. Pooler of Salem; sister of Earl Pooler of Corvallia, Ivan Pooler of Enter prise, Mrs. Effie Bach- and Mra. Alice Bo wen cf Salem, and Mrs. Ida MeManus of Honolulu, and the late Jeff Pooler who passed away recently; also survived by eight grandchildren. - Funeral services will be held from the Rigdou & Son mortuary on Saturday, No vember 2S at 1:30 o'clock. In terment Waldo Hills cemetery. Educators Asked To Meet w School superintendents," high school principals, and members of the Bchool. boards-throughout tha state Lava beta asksd 'by r&l Delta aKppa to attend tb - edu ratlonal program sponsored by that fratertity. r The program l to be beldItecemberS-otfthStrtii-vercity campus. FUNERALS Jaeger Funeral services for the late Barbara Jaeger will be held from the Terwilliger fnneral home this morning at 10:30. Rev. Father T.V. Keenan will-officiate. Inter ment will be in the City View cem etery. . Townsend The funeral cortege of the late Esther Coggleshall Townsend will leave the Terwilliger funeral home this morning at 11:45 o'clock and thence to the South Salem Friend's church where funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock.' Rev. Carl Miller will officiate. Interment will take place in the City View cemetery. -RV For, - msmm tori 1 : ' Subs IIOTHER:- Fletcher's Gas- a ' pleasant, h armies 3 s for Castor OH, Pare- goric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrup., especially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all agts. . To avoid imitations, always look for the signature cf CaTTuZMaa Proven directions nn each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it. mi Salem's Leading Department Store BEGINNING TOMORROW! A SPECIAL PURCHASE and SALE 'of Ruffl. Cuartaims Every Pair New and First Quality! f1' fiT ' .3 I ' Pair For any room in the house. These should interest the thrifty housekeeper from the angle of beauty as well as thrift -Ready to put up with very little inconveni ence. White net with two inch ruffled edges of old gold and old blue voile picoted in black. Ruff led tie backs to match. its. m. m id W4 Fancy Marquisette Ruffled Curtains These are extremely 4easy ta , look upon very good quality and . . an exceptional value at this price. . Both plain and fancy. Old or delft - blue and lavender, also yellow.' Ruffled tie backs to match. Each set in an individual box ready to Dotted Marquisette Ruffled Curtains . Pair Dotted marquisette with novel ty picoted ruffled edge to match. These come in plain solid colors also. Rose and lavender. 'See them .. tomorow! The prices " are within the range of your purse. - The pat- terns are just what are being .used in the east. All Are Ready to Hang r2 Yard Lengths :-, .-. A- : .4 . . - , , . v :, . ...... ... rf 2 J2 P a n a n 4 V. u H ti N I $ ye i I 5 ?