THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY-MORNING, MAY P, 1926
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CITY NEWS IN BEIEF
WARMER
Fair and-warmer; fresh south
erly winds; frost in east and south
portions at night. - Yesterday
Maximum, 9; minimum, 43;
river, 1.8, Jailing; rainfall, .11;
atmosphere, cloudy; -wind, south.
Flowers for Sale ; ,
Martha Washington geraniums
2 Oe; pink and red geraniums 10c
and 15c; all blooming. Petunias,
sinnias, asteraand salvia,, 20c doz;
chrysanthemums, 25c doz. Other
bedding plants cheap. Mrs. N. T.I
Hall, end of South-12th street.
F. F. D. box 26. m9
Whit.leghorn Xyin Hen
jrsale at Flake's tetfand. JSJ3
sixes, f- The
; VThe. chief of the
boosters. Notice how smooth they
'-: glide alongl Vlck Bros., High and
' Trade streets. ' " , C ! m9
Collision Reported '?
Bill . Nadon, 1590' Broadway
street, reports- that while he was
driring his car along Statestreet
he collided with the car driven by
H. G. Green of this city, as the
latter was backing from the curb.
No damage was reported. '
Try the Lunch Box
181 S. Liberty. :
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We Are Now Registering . j
Women to Work at the Starr
Fruit Products ". Co.. Church and
Mill Sts. Phone 439. ' m2tf
One License, Isssted-jsw ;:
One marriage license was issued
here Saturday by the county clerk.
It was taken out bV . Samuel A.
Hoefer. manufacturer, and Lillian
O. Chapeile, both of 'Woodburn.
State and
Liberty Streets
F. N. WOODRY
AUCTIOKIK
Pays Gash For Fmmitsow
. Besldemee said Etor .
101O North Ssattosesj
PHONE 511
-pstabUahed Elnce lir
LADD &BUSH,Banlters
General Banians Uvlzjzzz
OfSoa Xlovrs Cram 10 a. fca. to p m
for business;
S On the farm Kodak story-telling
: picture chances, like the one
J shown above in the making, are
" .cropping lip from cockcrow to
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wears fTti OWL OftUG Go.
Held for Probe, Released
Steve Ohaoe of Klamath Falls,
who Was picked up by Officer Vic-i
tor at the Southern Pacific depot
Friday night and held for investi
gation, was released Saturday.
Chicken Dinner 75c
At The Oyster Loaf,
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Rosedale Addition Icated r
In the new" linen mill center
now on the market, two hundred
and forty choice lots. Price $250
to" $550, $10 down and . $10 per.
month, interest $ per cent. W. H.
Grabenhorst & Co., Realtors, 134
S. Liberty St. m9
Fined for Speeding
.Oren Roberts of this city was
fned $5 by Judge Poulsen Satur
day for having exceeded the city's
speed limit.
Dr.. Marshall, Qttteopathlc
Physician and surgeon.
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Outdoor Sports Have Degu
Baseball, golf, tennis, fishing,
tcnow.4a uUwin ,SpQrts
men's supplies of all kinds at reas
onabl nrjees at Hauser Bros. m9
t Clare . Conner went to Cottage
Grove Saturday to spend a week
with relatives and to watch the
preliminaries in the staging of the
Lew Buster Keaton film feature
it that place, in which it is said
1,000 persons will be engaged.'
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Correct Fittings
Howard Corset Shop, 165 N.
Liberty. m9
Leave Them At
and clothes for expert rennovat-
ing. Office of City Dye Works,
141 S. Liberty. m9
Sandblast Speaks
L. B. Sandblast,, canddate1 for
republican: nomination for United
States senator, spoke at a Yeoman
meeting at the old Elks' temple
building Saturday night. Mr,
Sandblast is running on a wet
platform. U- j---- :
The- Interpretation
: Of. Golden's Auto Service is
tweny-four hour gasoline. oil,
washing, greasing 'and storage
service. Liberty and Trade streets
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Dental Society Meets
The regular monthly meeting of
the Marion-Polk-Yamfiill Dental
society was held at the Gall hotel
at Dallas, Friday evening.-'.' Fol
lowing the dinner ' and business
meeting. Dr. Griffin of Portland
FARM LOANS
PROMPT SERVICE
No Commisdon
SCHNEIDER-BELL -REALTORS
.147 N. ComX TeL 577
Underwood TypewritcrCo
Direct Factory Braaeh -913
Cowrt Street Phone MS
v Typewrtters Rented. Bold, :
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epedal irantal TaUa to ttadsnta
Wood Wood
TRACY'S FUEL
YARD 167 D Street ;, TelephOM Z31S
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Furi
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J.HWillett
Pftoopcrs
read a paper and gave , a table
clinic, on "Bone Development in
the Treatment of Malocclusion
The second speaker of the evening
was Mr. Kelso, manager of the
Patterson Dental Supply house of
Portland, who spoke on the "Dol
lar and the Dentist." The next
regular meeting -will be held the
first Friday of June at the Beaver
hotel at Independence.-
Hotel Marion
Dollar dinner, served 5:4&.to 8
very evening. J2tf
See Vlck Bros.
For first class auto painting,
Make the old car look like hew
or perhaps just a re varnish to
protect the paint on your nearly
new car. m9
New Daughter Named
A daughter, born to Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Flake, route 9,' has
been named Ernestine Fae Flake
Mr. Flake ' operates a bird ' and
flower store at 273 State street,
and is the owner of Flake's Pet
land, located a short distance from
Salem on the Pacific highway.
Package free with .every child's
ticket, today's matinee. Bligh
theater. ; m9
Fatrmoant Hill
Buy now for 10 per cent down.
balance over $0 months. Prices,
$960 ron up. All sizes and facings.
Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High
street: m7tf
Comes to City '
Mrs. A. G. Starr spent Saturday
in Salem. Her home is in Falls
City.
Chicken Dinner 75c
At The Oyster Loaf.
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Mennonites to Meet
The Willamette university cam
pus will be the scene of the annual
meeting of the western conference
of the Mennonite church for two
weeks commencing June 20, it was
announced Saturday. ; It Is prob
able that the delegates will be
housed at Lausanne hall, girls'
dormitory. ,
Boxing, Armory-
Phil Bayes, Salem, vs. Jimmy
Anderson, Astoria, 10 3-minnte
rounds.; " Wednesday, May 12,
Snappy preliminaries. 24 rounds
of boxing. ..-ml 2
Fred T. Zimmerli : ;
An expert, ladies' hair cutter,
has taken a position with he
Model Beauty Parlors. m9
Visit City
Mr. and.Mrs. Ben Peterson were
visitors in Salem Saturday, Their
home is in Sftverton.
Down Town Apartments .
. For rent, 241 North High St.
Arthur H. Moore, the bicycle man
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Building Permits Issned
Three building permits were
Issued Saturday from the office 6,1
the city recorder. ,H. M. Hawkins
took out a permit to construct
one story . concreto store building
at 230 North Liberty street at a
DISEASES
Treated by Osteopathy and the
latest Electrical Therapy In
cluding Dr. Abram's Electronic
System. ; . '
, . No Charge for
Consultation :
DR; B. H. WHITE
' Phystdasi and Sargeosi
10$ U. 8. Bank Building I
' Ealsm, Oregoftt
: JOE WILUAT.IS
."The Battery XIaa
BT and f l- .
Slactrteat tarries
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118 II 71
' We. have good buy for
i some one lv 1933 Willys
Knight withv-, good rubber
and many extras... This Is
car that will give you good -service
for f70O. - l ?
Lili
cost of $3500. J. H. Harrisoa was
issued a -permit to build, a "one
rtory dwelling and garage at 15&5
North Nineteenth, street, : to cost
$2700. A permit was given to
Clyde Thomas to erect a one story
dwelling at 2235 North Church
street at a cost of $3,000.
Prise Candy-
Package free with every child's
ticket, today's matinee. Biigh
theater.- . h
Rent This New Home-
Furnace, fireplace, hardwood.
earaee. etc. J ust compieiea
North. Will lease to responsible
people, $40 month; 6 rooms and
sleeping porch. Becke te. Hen
dricks. 189 N. High street. m7tf
Card of Thanks
We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to our friends for their
kindness and sympathy, also for
the beautiful floral offerings dur
ing the illness and death of our
dear mother and wife. Mr. Chas
E. Miller, Mrs. Hazel Earle. m9
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Complete
"Victor itecords'
at
"Moores
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If It Is a Lot t
Let us show you Rose dale add!
tion adjoining new linen mill
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co., Realtors
134 S. Liberty street. m9
Receives fcew Post
. Miss Vivian White has received
notice that she has been chosen
to serve as principal, for the Cott
reir school during the coming
school year. Miss White, who is
a Salem girl,, is at present teaching
at Sandy, a small town on the Mt.
Hood loop highway.
Dr. Goffrierr Chiropractor
Neuropath, Oregon Rldg.
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Celebrate Iother's Day
By bringing her to the- Salem
Restaurant for dinner. Dinner
served from 12-8, 75c. m9
jSybWTh'tolcer LotiH
In Rosedale addition, adjoining
the new linen mill. Price $250 to
$550. Interest 6 per cent, $10
down and $10 per month. W. H.
Grabenhorst & Co., Realtors, 134
S. Liberty St. m9
Cherrians to Meet
Salem Cherrians will hold their
monthly meeting Tuesday evening
Id the rooms of the chamber or
commerce. . A dinner will be serv
ed at 6:20 o'clock. They will
take up the matter of Journeying
to Eugene to celebrate completion
ct the Natron cut-off. Plans orig
inally were to go to Klamath Falls
but it has been learned that Klam
ath Falls will have no celebration
The trip to Eugene will he on
August 19 or 20.
Bedding Plants and Geraniums-
Hector Adams, 1120 N. Liberty.
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Have Good Ideas
That's fine. .We have a beautif ul
lot and a fair -old house with ce
ment basement, plastered, etc All
for $3300. Terms If desired. GOOD
IDEAS and .$1000 or so will make
this a fine home. 1427 Fairmount
St. Vacant. Becke Jb Hendricks,
1st N Hiffh street. -mil
Heminway SUk Hosiery
"Ther wear as well as they
look." Swart Specialty, Shop, 453
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Visit Salem
Mrs. Minnie Richards, a resi
dent of Woodburn, was in Salem
Saturday.! She was accompanied
by her daughter. : s
Flowers for Porch Boxes
And bedding out; large assort
ment best Quality. We dellvei
Flake's Peltand. 273 State. xn2tf
Hnend Dav Here - - y x t
Mrsi Kt Hage visited. Salelm
Saturday. J Her home is in Silver
ton. MrsJ H-. Rosell. also of Sll-
verton, spint the day here.
Furniture ; TJphotsw i -
Purnltura company. ? 92011 1
Ships Goats ,
E. . E. Woods, proprietor of
goat farm-'in- West Salem has
binned three goats to Parshall,
North Dakota. . . : :
We Are Now Registering li.
Women .to .Work --at the Starr
Fruit Products Co., Church and
Mill Sts.- Phone 439. i m2tf
Pnrchase Combing --
A carload of. combings was re-
ceived br tho Oregon Linen Mills
Inc., -Saturday from the hacking
machine of the" Miles: Linen milL
1 his represents the first purchase
of the ". neir' company. Until ' the
new storages-warehouse is com
pleted.f or tfcaVcosipany, the ma
terial will .be' housed by the Miles
company. Preseitt plans of the
Oregoa, Linen mills Is to purchase
all such: combings from the Miles
Linen mill. : It Is the opinion of
Iv. O.. Snelllng, manager of the new
company, that ft large store of raw
material will be on hand by the
time 4 the .'milt Is ready to com
mence' opera tidns.. , . t .
- ,-:i.vt . -t A.,,
Complete Liner .. " . ?
-?Vlctor Records? iSt Moores."
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When Ton Think of Baring
A lot, think of Rosedsle addi
tion adjoining - Salem new linen
mill, drive out 'and look it over,
streets graded. W. H. Grabenhorst
V Co -Realtors. 134 S. Liberty
Ste
rns
Cons to Salem j s
Mrs. F. H. Morrison, visited In
Salem Saturday.
She is a resident
of Monmouth.
For Sale .-- ' . ,
Pedigreed .Polite , Dogs, extra
quality. Reasonable price. Flake's
Petland. 273 State or Pacific high
way. m3tf
Albany People Vfcdt
The following residents . of Al
bany were visitors in Salem Sat
urday: Mrs. L. W. Ryan, Mrs. J.
W. Richards and Mrs. C. H. Swan.
Auto Painting-
See Vlck Bros, for first class
auto painting at right prices. Vick
Bros., High and TradeSts. m9
Ikceive Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Flake of Sa
lem have received a daughter,
whom Lhey have named Ernestine
ae.
Hats Cleaned and Blocked -
75c. Cash and Carry Cleaners,
352 Chemeketa St. flltf
Spends Day in Salem
Mrs. M. J. Earnest of Corvallis
spent Saturday in Salem. She was
accompanied by her daughter, Lll
lian.
Business Location
Suitable wholesale and retail
at one place. Excellent for cream
ery, fruit, produce or automobile
dealers.- Includes two lots 50x165
and 25x116. Price, $12,000
Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High
street. m7tf
See Our Wonderful Values-
Vanity Hat Shop, 387
Court.
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Burns to Death
Lloyd Carver, connected with
the Westport Lumber company.
met death Fiiday morning when
he failed to escape from his burn
ing house. His wife, age 18.
awoke in time to escape the flames
.!.. v . . tf..
$fo&Mn?fa6irii sleeping on a
couch in the house, madd his es
cape also. Mrs. Carver called to
her husband and , thought she
heard him respond. He was 30
years qld.' Besides nis wife and
daughter he is survived by his sla
ter, Ina Carver, of this city.
See Our Ad on Page 6 i
C. S. Hamilton Furniture Co
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A Gift of Leather
For graduate. F. E. Sharer has
a fine line of suit cases, hand bags,
purses, .bill folds, key containers
at 170 S. Commercial. Notning
takes the Dlace of leather. m9
Golden's Auto Service-
Is enlarging its storage capacity
to to hundred ..cars due to the
increased business. This has been
made possible by their superior
service in greasing, washing and
storage. Open all night. Liberty
and Trade streets? : Si9
Leave for Newport-
Miss Kliseabeth Unrue and Sister
Marie Weddle, both c6nnected
with the Salem hospital, have leftj
for Newport where they wui en
joy a Vacation of several weeks.
Complete
"Victor Records'"; at "Moores
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Celebrate Mother's Day
By bringing her ! to the Salem
Restaurant for dinner. ' Dinper
served from 12-8. 75c. m9
Store to he Built V
A one and one-half story con
crete . build ing will be erected on
North Liberty street by Hawkins
& Foberts, it was announceed Sat
urday. The. building will be fin-
lllinoiMan Invents;:
5 1 New Ford Gas Saver
Walter Critchlow, 4635 G street.
.Wheaton. 111., has patented a new
gas saver that beats anything ever
gotten out. With it on v Fords
show as high as II miles 'on
gallon.. This new invention saves
gas and oil, makes . a , Ford start
Instantly in cold weather and com
pletely decarbonizes the engine.
Mr. Crltchlow v offers 1 free to
quickly advertise Write him for
one. He also wants county and
state distributors who 'can make
$500 to $2500 per month. Adv
CHOICE of Traub Genuine .a
Orange Blossom engage-
merit arid weddinf rings is a
tribute to the Jurdcment and
good taste oi the wearer.
1IARTMAN EROS. .
Barc Phi jvin. Const
gtau as ZAarty."
ished In stucco Mrs. Flynn, at
the j present . time, connected with
Worth's department store, wiU
lease the building and will estab
lish a millinery business in the
store. A feature tjf the store will
be a mezzanine floor, which will
be occupied by Mrs. Flynn.
A". B. Chase Pianos
And others at Moore's.
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Special for 10 Days . ,
Loots on Myrtle Avenue $400
to $650 Also 2 new houses, $50
first payment. Balance monthly.
Lone Star Realty Co. Phone 520.
4 Booms and Nook
$$700. 1 Terms. Complete with
furnace, etc Hardwood, fireplace,
garage, blinds, light fixtures, etc.
Wired electric range. Being finish
ed at .1195 Tamarack, one block
west of,: P. highway . and Fair
grounds road. Beck ft Hendricks,
iS3,xs.-.,tiign street. m
Payroll for -the .teachers In the
Salem public . school system for
May was prepared Saturday in the
office of the city? school superin
tendent. This is next to the lost
payroll for thfs school year. The
warrants, which will amount to
approximately 23,000. will be is
sued Wednesday. "
Famous "Kimball Planos'V- .
At "Moore's Music House." m9
Folks Gone Away?
Come in and have dinner at the
Gray Belle today. See menu on
society page. m9
SIO Down and Balance 10
Per month buys one of those
choice lots in Rosedale addition
just being put on the market.
Price $250 to $550, interest 6 per
cent. W. H. Grabenhorst & Co.,
Realtors, 134 S. Liberty street. m9
Hotel Lease Purchased v
The lease and furnishings of the
Fairmount hotel of Aberdeen,
Wash., have been bought by S. T.
Stewart of Salem from the heirs
of the Mark Snyder estate. The
consideration is reported to be be
tween $20,000 and $25,000.
Eat at the .
Lunch Box. 181 S. Liberty.
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Salts Cleaned ana
$1.25. Cash and Carry Clean
ers. Down town receiving office,
352 Chemeketa St. flltf
To Hold Shoot "
Members of the local Rod and
Gun club will strike for the dub
grounds today to participate in a
Mactice shoot. Because of the
large number of members plan
ning fishing trips for the day, a
heavy attendance for the shoot is
not anticipated. "
Furniture Cpbotstery
And repairing. Giese-Powers
furniture company. tlOtf
The Spa-
New Annex soon open Salem's
most beautiful dining room.
Watch for opening announcement,
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Employment Report Filed
There were 121 men to receive
employment through the employ
ment bureau of the Salem YMCA
during the past week, according to
u report filed Saturday by S'lns
Phillips, head of the bureau
T here were 272men seeking! work
For .this number 196 Jobs' were
phoned in and 127 men were re
ferred. Agriculture proved the
biggest field, with SS men respond
ing to that kind of work. Out of
Try Thfs Simple Method
For biackneaas
If you are troubled with these un
sightly blemishes, get two ounces
of Calonite powder from any drug
store. Sprinkle a little on a hot.
wet cloth and rub over the black-
beads. In a few minutes every
blackhead, big. or little, will be
dissolved away entirely.
GENERAL
FREIGHT LINES
Operating in connection with
the Salem Navigation Co., frdm
Salem, to Eugene.
4 Daily Tracks :
TRUCKS ANYWHERE FOR
HIRE
Salem phones, 987, Res. 2106W
-Eugene phone: 477
(In no. way-connected with
General Transfer lines.)
.WOMEN
CHIROPRACTIC has prov
en itself a god-send to those
who " suffer t from female
disorders. . ' - -
; FREE CONSULTATION
DH. SCOFIELD
The BestHn Chiropractic
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C23 Crcson Eld.
Ealgra
4 $ womn to apply for work dur-1
Ing the week 8i were - placed.
There were 51 Jobs called la and
3G women were referred.
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Dance Tuesday, Mayy 11
At Crystal Gardens. ; ; Benefit
F. O. E. I lA-.'"- . mil
Take Slather to the Gray Belle
For djnner today. See menu on
the society page."'i f m9
Buy a' Lot in Rosedale I ;
Addition' adjoining new .linen
fill. Values sure to increase. W.
H. Grabenhorst & Co., Realtors,
134 5. Liberty street, m9
Epwwtbi League Meets
The BrOOKS jspworui league ueiu
. social meeting Friday erening
at the heme of M. L. M. L. Jones,
withab4ut SO present,.; A' short
business jmeetlng preceded the reg
ular social hour. '
Take Mother to the Gray BcHe
For dibner today. See menu on
the socle
y Page.
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F. J. Lafky
Republican candidate for repre
sentativ. Primaries May 21 m9
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Authority Denied
' Justices of the peace and county
courts h&ve no Jurisdiction In en
forcing the provisions of the slate
real estate laws, according to a
OBITUARY
Manley '
In this city, May , John W.
Manley, la resident of Salem for
30 years! father of Mrs. Delia Pot
ter of Salem Mrs. Li D. Spencer
of Oakland, Cal., Mrs. J. D. Perry
of Hemit, Cal., and Mrs. , Maud
Vincent tof Taft, Or; also survived
by one brother, Charles Manley of
Caseville, Mo., and sister, Mrs.
Irene Robbins of Seattle. Funeral
services Will be held Monday. May
10, at 2
30 p. m. from the Rigdon
& Son
mortuary, ntermen in
IOOF cemetery.
THE ROAD'S LAST TURN
So let he way wind up the hill
orj down, .:
O'er rough or smooth, the jour
ne!y will be Joy;
Still seeking . what I sought
when but a boy.
New friendship, high adven
ture, and a crown,
My heart will keep the courage
of the quest,.
And h6pe the road's last turn
will be the best.
Henry Van Dyke.
W. T. Rigdon & Son
FECIAL SUMMER PRICES
GOOp WOOD
NOW IS THE
ft. Second Growth Fir,
ft. Second Growth Fir,
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.'4j ft. Old Fir, 1 cord. . ., . 7JSO: t '
; ; ft. Old Fir, 2 cords. . ........... . .t, .1 .$14100
16 In. Old Fir, "St large loads .......... i . i i . f 15.00 ; "!
4 ft. Maple, 2 cords. .$13.00 ' -
4 ft. large Oak, 1 cord or more. .. . ........ .9 S.OO ,-,
, 4 ft. old Fir Slab Wood, 1 cordi . . . 4.0O '
.16 in. Old Fir Mill Blocks, S laige Ioads;.r. .:tl5.00 "' N
TOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUTINO IN LARGE LOADS
. 6ur large loads contain 1977 cubic feet loaded loose 1
The small loads contain"
FRED E.
Phone 1542 . '
SPECIA L
AUCTIONSALI
WED. NITE4-7 P. M.. A
F. N. WOODRY'S STORE
SonuneV jmd Norway Sts. '
Something for th eladicW and crbody " V-'-
,If you have anything to sell
Woodry, lO years Salem's leSTdlnz auctioneer "
'fOne CaU Does
' f.' 6 Rooms
auctions a:
oi
ues., May
1375 N. Commercial St
14 Ivory bed complete, feather bed, sewing machine. Irirg,
objc stands, walnut table, band vacuum, reed rocker, ik
rocker, sanitary couch and pad, con goleum rug 13x10, kit-1,
eheh linoleum 10x14, linoleum 12x15, gooI heater board
and pipe, Monarch malcable O bolef ranjrc; 3 burner Perfec-
tioii oil stove with oven, odd chairs, oil heater, chiffonier,'
beds, springs and mattresses, clock, library lamp, round ex
trasioBi table, fall leaf table, kitchen safe, kitchen cabinet,
14 iclectrlc light globes, meat saw, 10 pair curtains, por
tiers, stair carpet, 5 gallon olljran, sprinkler, 2 shovels, 2
rakes, hoe, pitch fork, clothes basket, vrash board. 2 calran
tzed tubs, camp chair, $ rubber garlc hose, buck saw,
hand sprayer, boiler, grindstone, step ladler, pruning knife,
' hand tool garden cultivator, piatfc, 9 losen fruit jars, T."S
Quarts shone canned, fruit, wheel barrow GO gsllon drum,
lawk mower, axe, food chopper, electric plate, looklns c'as,
sad 'irons, dLshcs, kitchen utensils, 7 diners, iror.i::. toard,
. cast; Iron, cook stove, -i
llt. JH. II. TINKEn,
Owner 1375 N. Cora'l St.
Thls Is the Summer St. AVootlry, t!se.V.'
ever) body knows"
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l4sal ; cpinio prepared :i crs tut
uMay by the attoraay jrencjal. : Iri
another cpinioa1 the atlorroj pvn-e-afheld
that the statg real est.. o
commissioner is without aulhorl.y
16 "reinstate .real- estalo brokers
Whose! liccniea; to operate hafo
been revolted. V : -r-? .
Folks GotH? Aoj ?
r Come in end havc-'dwraLjCQ.
Gray Dell? -today. JZee tteau on
uciety page. . V ,iii9
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T; Man to Marry
jEverett -Hardyi-assistant--YirCA
leaderf. Spokane," a former V.'Il
latnette . university,, etudent xtiiI
resident of Salem, will marry M'.m
Hazel Hlmes in Corvallis Tp'QsC a-,
friends stated last -nightr- Mir
Himes also is a. TormerWilUii3
etti student. Mr. Hardy's parents.
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