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THE PANACA. DESIGN 6A45
ULONIAJ- txpbpmes will always claim a ; types there are few that
l.fc-.b jl M m m mm. .
imsv w luvur iur an designs
f. , ifiey are tne most yjMcai 01 early Amen
cai ideals,. )teai(Jes beip jn other respects
most desirables. No house is more convenient
or . affords -more .privacy -.than that with the
center hall, v It lends itself readily to the in
stallation of ves- ...
tibule. cloak closet p
and downstairs
lavatory.w.bile
providing -cdnven t
ient access to ho ;,
second floor, with-
1? i. -
iivmg or tuning
room. :'
,Tts rectangular
avails, devoid of
intricate interrup
tions, insets or ir
regularities, may be laid up with the greatest
celerity and the, .least expense, while always
affording a pleasing interior room arrange
ment of the greatest convenience. Always,
too, there may be ample lighting with win
dows "set to line best advantage: While the
,Colonlalisnat as. showy .house as some other
" " IS looM-fi ;.ato pwJE3 .S.L i L J
l: taanri
Siiiij it in the
possibilities of convenience and comfort-
which, after all are .the real test.
r This, .particular-home of common brick does
not exactly jfol.ow the floor plan which ac
companies it. .The sun room, for instance,
was switched by the builder from behind the
living room to the
end of the house
oeside it, entrance
being through
French doors on
either side of the
chimney, an ideal
arrangement. The
p 1 a n, if u r t h e r,
should be exactly
reversed to repro
duce the home as
illustrated.
' . In arrangement
the house could hardly be improved upon.
AM the rooms are of good size, conveniently
arranged and well lighted. There are all the
usual conveniences and ample closets. On the
first floor are Uving room, dining room, sun
room and kitchen. Three bed rooms, with
.bath, comprise the second floor.
HOUSES BUILT OF PERMANENT MATERIALS COST BUT
LITTLE MORE THAN THOSE CONSTRUCTED OF
MORE TEMPORARY MATERIALS
J vButihb 'Upkeep Expense of Such Houses Is Small
See ns for--cmmori brick, face brick, building tile, partition tile, silo tile, sewer
pipe, drain tile vitrified pewer pipe, , .
SALEM BRICK & TILE CO.
TEIiEFHOCrarMT " SAUEkl, OREGON
CHRISTMAS MENUS FROM
DINNERS OF OLD TIMES
cl; Le Motaise u Clicqfot; Les
. G o u r ma ndinb d tt;Ptez Noel. "
"The houu ' has a liistoy going
.back 'taJjelbaJtlaliBld'.of.iA.riiay-
le-due, whor4Ieary il"v ,lisUn
Kulsbed himself -ia4M4)' -he e
platned. "It was first .ttade by
King Henry's soldiers on the bat-
' tlefield,' under his instructions.
Simple, it is .made from capon
flesh and ia'fjlavred 'with -rice and
tomatoes.
.'The 'sole -was' offe of -Cardinal
Richelieu's YaTdrit hes h
fillets of sole f terbeitig.'bnttered
are braised in white 1 wine for
about 12 minutes over a slow rf ire
with pepper and salt. A sauce Is
made of fish stock, white wine
) and butter, boiled to the consist
ency of syrup,; and it should be
poured through a muslin, before
' use. An additional garnture ot
gdeen marenne oyBters completes
the delicacy.
Latry's attnetion was called to
the Turkey which he had included
on the menu. . ,
"Ah, said Latry,4that,Basi Js
a concession, to those conserva
tives who would insist on its pres
ence. ... ButU is made according
td an old 'recipe originated in 1573
; when Turkey became an English
dish. In those days it was stuf
fed with sausage meat and, bread
crumb! and it is still the best way
to serve turkey.
"Caiherirfe de Medici's favorite
sweet ;is made similar to our
Christmas pudding, with all kinds
of fruits, highly spiced and boiled
to a ;rk rich mixture. Cather
ine made tit peculiarly her own by
covering the .whole with almond
paste, flaying the mixture in the
paste lke a tart."
The Man's Shop saves you a ten
dollar bill on every quality suit.
Shirts; hats, ties, collars. High
grade clothing, perfect fitting,
long .wearing. 416 State. .)
, Christmas is the day for happi
ness and rejoicing, but every day
is one of pleasure if you eat Better
Yet Bread, made by the Better Yet'
Baking Co., 264 N. Qom'l. ()
r- i r t:
U. . TOY INDUSTRY
SHOWS LARGE GROWTH
4 '(Ouitinned from paf 1)
is estimated to have been about
25 pec cent of her entire produc
tion. Vhile this figure represent
ed an, increase of. jabout' 12,000;
00 overlbat of the last pre-war
year, the quantity of German toys
exported In-1925 was about ;13
000. tons less than in 1913.
The United Kingdom, Canada,
Installfaf l- Your rCar
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Ride In Comfort These Cold Days r 1
W. E. BURNS. B&h BURNS J
-. XOT BROTHERS THE SA3UT51AN) ' ffZ . 'H
High
and Cuba are the best foreign
markets for American toys, the
report shows. -Last year our , ex
ports to the United Kingdom were
valued at 1873.674, which was,
.however, only 7 per cent ot the
total imports of that country.
Germany :- furnishes fully 80 per
cent of all the British toy imports
which last year reached a value
of around 111.000,000. Canada
took about $700,000 worth of
American toys in 1925 while Cuba
bought about half of that amount.
While our sales to Canada showed
an appreciable drop compared
with 1924, the first half of 1926
showed a 17 per cent increase
over the- corresponding period of
last year) indicating that Ameri
can -manufacturers are regaining
the ground lost in the Canadian
market.
The outstanding characteristic
of the American-made toy, the report-points
out, is quality. Ger
many while manufacturing many
high-grade toys, finds her preemi
nence in the field of low-priced
prodncts. The American toy in
dustry has now reached a point
where production is equal to the
domestic demand and, therefore,
if Jts. growth is to continue, it is
essential, thab foreign outlets be
developed. The most promising
markets for American toys, it is in
dlcatedare Great-Britain and her
dominions, Cuba, Argentina, and
other countries where the eco
nomic position of the people per
mits them to purchase the highest
grjide products-
BUILHER flRSMALL
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Bonds Given by Dealers and
Manufacturers Guaran
tee Good Construction
Put yourself in the position of
a man pr woman who, after care
fully saving the surplus of the
family income for years, decides
to invest it in a lot and a new
house.
;Naturally you will want the
best construction your money will
bur. for .cheap construction is.
likely to be poor construction,
while sound and durable construc
tion reduces the cost f mainten
ance and protects your invest
ment. And of course, you will
want your home properly insulat
ed for, little as you may know
about the technic -of building, you
do .know that thorough insulation
results in lower fuel-bills, econ
omy in the heating equipment
and comf oTt in excessively hot or
cold seasons.
Now, suppose you tell your con
tractor that you want a certain
patent shingle on the roof. You
can tell whether the contractor
follows your instructions or
substitutes an inferior product.
Because the shingles show; you
can see whether or not they are
the right kind.
But when it comes to insulating
materials you can't be so certain
If your plan ot guarding your
home against costly heat-losses is
to apply an insulating lumber
made of cane fibre as sheating.
taking the place or orainary wood
sheathing on the ; outside of -the
studs you -cannot tell if this -plan
is .f ollowed exactly unless you, are
on the job when the sheathing is
nailed on. For afterward the ex
terior finish stucco, shingles,
brick veneer or wood siding will
be applied and will cover up the
sheathing.
Now, suppose that, instead of
building your own home, you wish
to purchase one ready-built. You
want quality construction in it;
you want it insulated. The .sell
er tells you it is so built. Yon
must take his word for it. But
how .will you know that the hid
den comfort of insulation, the non
evident qualities of superior con
struction, actually are in the
house.
The Celotex company of Chica
go announces a solution of this
problem. When the insulating
lumber manufactured by this con
cern is used as interior finish with
no covering, except the paint,
paper or other ' decoration. It can
be distinguished readily enough.
This is true, also, when it is used
for the exterior finish of a gar
age, cottags or similar structure,
with only paint on its surface.
But the most important and
growing use of this material is
sheathing, replacing ordinary
wood lumber and any extra insu
lating material; and in that case
Ht is hidden behind the exterior
siding or stucco or brick veneer.
Another of the principal uses of
the insulating lumber is under
plaster, taking the place of wood
lath and being hidden by the plas
ter which adheres to it more
strongly than it does to wood lath.
And still a third hidden use for
this amaing lumber is in floors,
where it serves as insulator and
sound-deadener, being covered by
the finished flooring. '
So, as an added service to home
owners who install tnls material
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We Most Heartily Wish You
All The Joys Of
Christmastide
Stewart Warner Products
Service Station
245 South High Telephone 225
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To CALIFORNIA
By PICKWICK STAGES
30 HOURS TO SANFRANCISCO
Through Reclining Chair Car Service Four Schedule
Each Day With Stop Over Privileges
Leaving: the Terminal Hotel
9 :20 A. BL, 12 :20 P. M, 7 P. BL, 1 :25 A. M.
SAN FRANCISCO
"One Way ; fits sn
Round Trip rtnnn
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Round Trip
LOS ANGELES
K 4far Informatloa Call At
TERMINAL HOTEL
or Phone 96
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BECKS A HENDRICKS
Insnrance of All Kinds TeLTlaj
HeUlg Theater. Xxbby 189 N. High
' it
Seasonable Items
that will help' in the battle with rain,
wind and snow. Check up now on cracks
and unwarranted openings in the house
or out-buildings.
Metal lUdge Rolls
Weather Stripping
' KolI tRoaflns
Shingles 'T' ''
JBoilding Paper,
Drain Tile
Deadening Felt
Plaster Lth
ffaterproof Cement
Window Glass
Flooring
All Kind of
BUILDING MATERIALS
(HAS (-$PAULDinG LOGGING (0.
Telephone
VoatlasTlr Lumber
Telephone
18SO..
in 'their homes, the company. off
ers the Celotex Bond to users of
its product; a! This bond Is the
CQmpany8 guarantee ,that this
insclating .lumber : has been in
stalled in va building. , Upon satisfactory-proof
that dt has not
been applied irhere specif led, .the
company, thro ugh the Fidelity and
Casualty company of New YpTk,
guarantees to the owner , the sum
of 4200.
This bond, which has a definite
value when it comes , to selling
home, is obtained through the
contractor and the lumber dealer.
These men guarantee that so
much of the materials .has been
.uaed.aa sheathing, as roof insula
tion under plaster, as exterior
finish or in any other of its many
places of service. TJie.Ir state
ment and an application for the
bond is made out by a registrar in
the dealer's of fife, fchom the Ce-J
lotex company pays lor eacp-application
sent in. , . .
If this application blank estab
lishes .beyond question that the
material was used, the $200 bond
is forwarded to .the lumber deal
er In the owner's name, .and Is
turned over to the owner .by the
dealer. This . plan of bonding
quality construction has been in
operation only. a. few months, but
already hundreds '- of ,Celotex
Bonds are in the hands of owners
who regard them as further safe
guards of their investments.
About 200 ; Swedish engineers
and technical ; experts .will aerve
the soviet 'government In "its dif-
ferent line ot industrial activity in
response to' ft Jitoscow. invitation, f j?earl rey in jxer street attire.
King GeprgeJi-ts gone In for the
style of wearing & gardenia in the
button hole of his light grey over-
coat Qneen Ma ry leans more to
May All. the Joys and Happiness
, of Yuletide Be Yours
MONROE S. CHEEK
" Cohiplete. Automotive Lubrication
JSurt atJCapitoi .Telephone 2295
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Special as long as they last
body powder and bath salts only
69c. regular 76c -each. These
make wonderful Christmas pres
ents. Crown Drug, 332 State. )
STRANGE REQUEST MADE
OF MANY POSTMASTERS
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fice and here I am at the telegram
office. . ; ! ... i
Letters seeking someone with
whom to corresppnd-r wjth the
promise to exchange photographs
now come mostly from women,
but not as frequently. .Prosperous
times with, everyone busy is .given
as the reason.
During the heat , of the cross
word puzzle craze, postoftice
clerks were called upon to work
out several addresses done in
cross-word puzzle fashion.
A letter with no other address
than a photograph ot Bobby
Jones reached him all right, but
it was because almost everyone in
Atlanta knows Bobby Jones.
The Peerless Bakery, 170 uN,
Commercial. Sanitary, up to date.
Prompt delivery. Bakers for those
who appreciate the best. Increas
ing V&trons tell the tale. . ()
Army and Outing Store. Biggest
bargainst In clothing,. shoes, under
wear, hosiery, gloves, valices and
suit cases. The working man's
store,. 189 N. Commercial. ()
The state flower of Arizona is
the Sahauro, the bloom of the
giant -cactus, a large, waxen, white
blossom.
if WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUJLtTI
Tl pUICK WILL BUILD THEU J
IMMEDIATELY, die Brack engine
starts. The weathec may be. lat
terly cold, but Buick has a high speed
starting motor, Automatic Heat Con
trol and Thermostatic Circulation
ControL 1
These -three Buick features mean
easier starting and smoother perform
ance 365 days a yean .:; -;w
Buy r Buick. You "will enjoy
driving it!
Otto J. Wiilon '
388 North Commercial -
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Thousands of careful investors in Oregon will testify to the lact
that they are proud of tlieir financial interest in this company.
"The reason is simple enough. The Preferred Stock this com--pany?
owned by agreat army oi thrifty persons in this territory,
is eariiiqg attractive dividends- ;regular,ly and -the; dividend
checks, are delivered to tthe shareholders just as regularly as
f clock work. T r
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-This means that the securities we are now offering the public
provide a safe outlet for savings and earnings and at the same
time yield a good rate jof return.
You, too, can receive these cash dividends every three months.
Youxan buy our First .Pferred shares foticisb at$90jash4re,
or at the' same' price on easy terms. In either case .they "net you
6.67 on every dollar you invest. - .. - f
"We1 have ah attractive 'Easy-Payment, Interet-Beqnne olan
wnicn is, wen wortn investigating.
If you subscribe for our shares on the easy-paynent plah? you
earn' 6 on the money you put in until the shares are fully
paid for.
Full information gladly given on request. t
Investment p.epat Intent
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