THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1927
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MIGHTY DISPOSAL
NOW IN
PROGRESS
The entire surplus stock must be con
verted into cash in the next five days.
Mil Prices
G. W.
Flag Day Observed
National Flag day will be ob
served today by Salem Elks lodge
EOCAL
1L J4o. 336, with a paraae ai mv p.
X'fvi., and appropriate exercises at
Vf the Elks temple at 8:30 p. m.
4Ni Among the organizations taking
-s'jlart in the parade will be the Aus
tralian National Dana, tne Ameri
can Legion drum corps -and the
Cherrians.
Don't Forget the Big
Auction sale Jane 17th. H. F.
Woodry & Son. J14
Goes to Skiff Camp-
W. F. McAdams, special deliv
ery clerk in the local postoffice,
left yesterday for Skiff camp, near
Detroit, for a two weeks vacation.'
He was accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Daugherty. and son,
James. - - - ' '
How Good News Does Spread
General Gasoline is still the
best. , J14
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Traftf Officer Moved
J. J. McMahon, lieutenant in the
state traffic department, has been
transferred from southern Oregon
to Oregon City,, where he went
yesterday to assume his new
duties.
Your Furs Deserve a Little
Airing in Horgan Furriers' cold
storage. J14
Returned to Pen
3.1 waiter H. Fleming, who was"
.paroled from the penitentiary on
February 10, 1927, while serving
a term for forgery in Marion coun
ty, was pfcied up recently in Wal
lace, Idaho, for passing worthless
checks, and returned to the prison
Sunday night.
Powers A 1st Anniversary Sale
Giese-Powers Furn. Store. J14
Recovers From Illness
L. J. Simeral, member of the
city council and city school board,
who has been seriously ill for some
time, was sufficiently recovered
yesterday to make a trip down
town. Mr. Simeral is engineer for
the PEP company.
40 Portable New Phonographs
128.76; $1 per week. Portland
Music Co.. 355 North High. J14
Preaches in Corvallis
Rev. D. H. Leach, superinten
dent of the Salem district of the
Methodist church, delivered the
bacciaureate sermon to the gradu
ating class of Corvallis high school
in that city Sunday evening.
Two Apartments Left
T.oma Aja- IV mm tmm
V UVW KMU WHU
(35. See 2075 Fairgrounds. Becke
& Hendricks. 189 N. High St. Jlz
McXary in Oregon City
United States Senator Charles
L. McNary of Salem will speak be
fore the chamber of commerce in
Oregon City this soon. Senator
McNary is one of the authors of
the McNary-Haugen . farm relief
bill. .
Sewing Mac hi
And genuine sewing- machine
supplies at Geo. C. Will, .music
store. . J14
Attended Nurses Meeting-
Having attended the 33rd an
nual convention- of the National
League of Nursing association In
San Francisco. Mfss. Astrid Hot
with, RN., superintendent of the
TMlem hoenltal. and Miss Grace
ft aylor, RN.. health demonstra
tion nurse, returned to Salem on
Sunday evening. Delegates pres
ent, numbered 250, they report.
Home Hunter. See 040 Highland
The most house for 14100 in
Salem today. Two pavings paid,
large furnace, fireplace, hardwood.
tire rooms finished; attic and stairs
suitable one or two more rooms;
on bus 'line. close to schools;
double construction throughout.
anion labor job. Reasonable
rma; new; vacant; ready to move
Into. Becke & Hendricks. 18f.N.
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IS
QDaofaed!
Johnson
469 STATE STREET
NEWS IN BRIEF
Gives Flag Day Talk
C. A. Swope, local attorney and
secretary for the Lions club in
Salem, is to give the Flag day ad
dress for the Tillamook Elks
lodge tonight.
Powers 61st Anniversary Sale
Giese-Powers Furn. Store. J14
Phonograph Loud Speakers
I now have for sale the new
Iotid speakers for. Edison, Victor
and Columbia phonographs. Come
and hear them. . Geo. C. Will,
music and sewing machine store.
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Reply Filed
A reply In the case of Francis
Motor company vs. Oregon Auto
Transportation company was -filed
yesterday.
Hotel Blarion
Dollar dinners served 5:45 to 8
very evening:" ' . n26tf
Cycle Speeding Charged
E. Parkeiyof Woodburn opened
up his Jlasfey-Davidson to 48 miles
an hour last night at 12:15, on
Capitol street, according to an
official report, and as a result will
appear in court today to explain.
He posted $10 bail.
f ISO Phonograph, $35
5 per month. Portland Music
Co., 355 North High. J14
Reaches Caldwell on Trip
A card to local friends from Dr.
J. D. McCormlck tells of his safe
arrival in Caldwell, Idaho, Satur
day night, on his trip by motor
across the continent to join a party
sailing for Europe. He left there
Monday morning for Pocatello,
and Boulder Colo., for his next
stops.
Wanted Newspapers and Old
Magazines. We pay top prices.
Capital Bargain House, 215 Cen
ter. Tel. 398. 119
Class Reunions Held
Classes of Willamette univers
ity. which held reunions during the
recent commencement exercises
were 19, '21, 22 and '25.
Powers, ,61st Anniversary Sale
Gteae Powers Jrurn. store. J14
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Mfc. ood Hikers to Meet
A meeting of all those planning
to make the Mt. Hood climb with
the YMCA group next Saturday
wilt be held at the T Thursday eve
ning at 8 o'clock. Final Instruc
tions will be given at that time
in regard to equipment and .trans
portation. Closing Out Our Entire-
Stock, including Mason & Ham
lin, Mehlin & Sons, Gulbransen,
Bush & Certs, Andrew Kohler pi
anos as low as $235; grands as
low as S3 9 5J players as low as
8395. Portland Music Co., 355
North High. J14
Helps Rowaria Florists
Oscar D. Olson, local florist, left
today for Portland where he will
spend the next four days assisting
with Rose Festival decorations.
Parabaae Motor ; Oil
- 100. pure. Paraffine Base at
General Independent dealers. J14
Central! Visitors Here
Mr. and Mrs. John Raught, Mrs.
J. A. Nicholson and Mr. andMrs.
M. L. Carrier 'of . Centralia were
Buy a-Meal Book and Save
10 per cent on your Meals!
. Just Like Home
Percolated Coffee JSc '
Black Cat Restaurant
Liberty I ) from
Street' State
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NOW IN
PROGRESS
& Co
week-end visitors in Salem, at
tending the university commence
ment exercises and visiting their
former pastor. Dr. J. M. Canse of
Kimball School of Theology.
Walt for the
Blackstone Arrow.
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Out of 30O Lots
We can show you some real
buys. Terms on most. Becke &
Hendricks. 189 N. High st. J12
Boys Chorus Will Eat
Plans are being made for a din
ner which is to be served for the
boys' chorus at the YMCA dining
room Thursday evening.
New Grand Piano, $395
Terms, 812 per month. Port
land Music Co.. 355 N. High. J14
New Typewriters Secured
Five new Underwood typewrit
ers, were yesterday placed in the
high school commercial depart
ment in place of the same number
of old ones, by a representative of
the Underwood Typewriter com
pany. This is in line with the
policy of the school to keep no
machine longer than five years.
Dahlia Closing Out Sale
State fair collection, 24 bulbs,
$1; gladiolus, mixed, 24 bulbs,
$1. Petland. 273 State. J 25
Pays Fine for Assaults
John Komyate of Mt. Angel
paid a 825 fine in justice court
yesterday when he pleaded guilty
to a charge of assault and battery
on June 11. The complaining
witness was his wife, Anna Komy
ate. Lacks Drivers License
L. V. Handschy, Salem, 'pleaded
guilty to operating a motor ve
hicle without a license yesterday
in justice court. His case was con
tinued for sentence at a later date.
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A communication to theiKcal
police from the sheriff of Lane
county at Eugene reports the theft
of a Star touring car, license No.
175-482, recently.
Nearly New Piano : ,
Now In storage, owner leaving,
will sell for $10 per month to re
sponsible party or will discount
for cash. To see piano, write box
11, Statesman. J15
Mayor to Address Kiwanls
"Necessity of the Bridge Bond
Ie8ue'r will be the subject upon
which Mayor T. A. Livesley: will
address the weekly luncheon of
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-I 5 Toilet Goods Sale
TINY-TOT i
TALCUM
For . the nursery Made '
with' pure - ingredients
ekiUf ully blended. ;!
- Tiny-Tot Talcum eon
tains the correct propor
tions of boric acid, zinc ,
aterate and Italian Talc
. It will prevent chafing ;
and 'diaper rash. ; - j
Delightfully perfumed;
Regular Pric 35c 'A i
SPECIAL PRICES : ,
Perry's Drug Store;--
"113 . Commercial
Hun "' Hir
j3oitJT3o -far
BATS:
We have a 1023 Maxwell
sport touring, bumpers, spot
light, trunk, rear view mir
ror OO per cent new rub
ber and dandy car in every
way for 9375.
'The House Tbat Serrice Built
the Salem Kiwanls club. "Shall
Salem be Held Back for Lack of
Bridges" will be the subject of
numerous talks by bridge experts
and others. The program will be
presented by the public affairs
committee, W. 1. Needham, secre
tary, announced.
Powers' 61st Anniversary Sale
Glese-Powers Furn. Store. jl4
Police Recover
Salem police recovered a Chev
rolet touring car belonging to Ted
Whitehead of Turner less than 12
hours after the theft was reported
Saturday night
Some Couple Without Home-
But with 1500 cash, here's a
brand new 4 -room home with large
attic roughed in foi two more
rooms; has the modern features,
as deep full cement basement,
large furnace, fireplace, hardwood,
large garage, solid cement drive,
and walk system; wiredt range,
electric water heater, coils, ldry.,
linoleums, shades and light fix
tures. Ready to occupv for
$4350 total. AU balance exactly
like rent. See 930 Tamarack
Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High
street. J12
Coat Reported Stolen
A wool coat, with a cape effect
fur collar, was stolen from her
car yesterday while it was parked
on Church tetreet, reported Grace
Hottinger, 966 Oak street.
Closing Out Salem Store
Every piano must be sold re
gardless of price or terms. Port
land Music Co., 355 North High.
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Buick Stolen Yesterday
A Buick Master Six sedan,
license No. 114.8 63, was reported
stolen yesterday. Dr. G. E. Prime,
890 Oak street, la the owner.
Furniture Upholstery
And repairing. Glese-Powrs
Furniture Co. f$tl
Fined for Peeping
Robert Turley, 1225 Shipping
street, was arrested Sunday night
on a charge of window peeping
and fined $10 yesterday in police
court.
Wait for tl
Blackstone Arrow.
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Overtime Parkers Few
E. C. Kimball, 550 Summer
street, was the only one who paid
a fine for overtime parking Mon
day in City Recorder Poulsen's
court. He was fined $1.
f&OO Down
Your choice of 4 modern homes,
$4100 to $5250. All new and
vacant, ready for you. Balance
exactly like rent. Becke & Hen
dricks, 189 N. High street. jl6
Parrish to Get Flag
The Women's Relief corps,
which will hold a state convention
in Salem June 22, is planning to
DRESSMAKING
Reasonable prices. ' Don't for
get our hemstitching, stamping,
button making and pleating.
THE PETITE SHOP
Over Busick's Telephone It 11
For Sale
Store building and residence,
corner lot, 4 blocks out,
$12,000.
P. L. WOOD
841 State Street
Casey's Guaranteed
RHEUMATISM REMEDY
Money refunded It It does not
cure yonr case .
! NELSON HUNT; Druggists
Cor. Court and Liberty TeL 7
Men's and Ladles suits cleaned
and greased, 91.00. Ladies' afDx
dresses, 91.23. Coats relnaed.
KMX). Men's salts pressed, 60c
TABLET CLEANERS
Over Busick's
YICKSOHERBCO.
J. H. LEONO, MGR.
Our life's, work has
been 'spent In studying
the healing properties
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; 1 those suffering from
stomach, liver and kid-
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Free Consultation, Call or Write
Open 9 A. ML to 8 P. U. ;
420 State St Salem, Oregon
present to .Parrish junior high
school at that time a large flag.
10 by 15 feet in slie. ,
Elks Attention :
Flag day exercises will be held
at Elks temple Tuesday evening at
8:15 o'clock, to which the public
is invited. All Elks are urgently
requested to take part in the par
ade, which will form at 7:15 p. m.
The parade will be led by the fa
mous Australian band; also the
Salem Elks band and the Legion
drum corps. Parade will move
promptly at 7:30 to permit the
Australian band to appear on time
at the Capitol theater to fill Its en
gagement. jl4
Poulsen in Portland-
City Recorder Mark Poulsen
went to Portland on business Sat
urday and returned to Salem .last
evening.
Walt for the
Blackstone Arrow.
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Postal Man Takes Vacation
Paul W. Miller, employe in the
Salem postoffice, leaves today for
various points in, Washington
where he will spend his vacation
returning July 1. A. E. Gibbard,
assistant postmaster, recently re
turned from Neskowin where he
has been vacationing for the last
two weeks.
Cherrians Banquet Early
The Salem Cherrians will hold
their monthly banquet tonight at
the-chamber of commerce, meet
ing at 6 o'clock instead of 6:30,
in order that they may take part
in the Elks Flag day observance
Released on Bail-
Fred Hagenauer, accused by
Ella J. Hagenauer of assault and
battery, was ordered released by
the circuit court today when $150
bail was put up. Hagenauer was
arrested June '8.
Secure Marriaee Licen
Alvis J. Schwent. route 5. and
Alice Hasldacher, route 9, were
issued a marriage license yester
day.
Salem Boys Win Prizes
Two Salem boys, Herbert Soco
lofsky and .Avery Thompson, stud
ents at the University of Oregon,
won prizes in the Wilson F. Jewett
public speaking contests held on
the university campus recently.
Socolofsky, in company with Don
Campbell. t placed first in inter
class debate, and Thompsan placed
first in the public speaking con
test. Powers 61st Anniversary Sale
Glese-Powers Furn. Store. J14
Granted Divorce $
Grace V. Taylor was awarded a
divorce decree in equity Monday by
Judge McMaban from Frank P.
Taylor. The couple was married
at Vanwick, Idaho, In 1915. Mrs.
Taylor charged that her husband
deserted her some time ago, mak-
; ing it necessary for her to main
tain herself.
Default Order Filed
An order of default against
Doris Toland was filed in circuit
court yesterday. Herbert Toland
is plaintiff in the case.
Don't Forget the Big
Auction sale June 17th. H. F.
Woodry & Son. jl4
Issued License
Ernest A. Desler, Milton, and
Esther White. Mt. Angel, were
issued a marriage license yester
day. Cherrians Plan Dinnei-
In connection with their final
drill before departing for Port
land and the Rose Festival, the
Salem Cherrians will hold a din
ner this evening at the chamber
Bedding and Window Box
Plants
Are now ready, also fine line
of shrubs and perennials.
O. P. BRETTHAUPT
Telephone 880 512 State St.
GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Silverware, Glassware, China
ware, Stamped Goods, Miscel
laneous Articles.
Variety and Gift Shop
Mrs. Helen PrescOtt
291 N. Commercial, Salem, Ore.
SICK WATCHES!
We don't ears how sick your
watches are, we have pills for
all their ailments,
DR. PRESCOTT, Jeweler
291 N. Commercial
ELECTRIC MOTORS
Rewound and Renairad Mw nr
uira Motors
i VTBBERT & TODD
Things Electrical
111 8. High Tel. SU1
LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
, Estallshed 1881 . "
: General Banking - Business
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m
of commerce rooms. Tho Cherr
rians and , Cherrian : band will go
to Portland Thursday and will par
ticipate in the major parade of the
festival, the floral parade.
Notice, Old Timers-
More than 50 men and women
who attended the .old timers'
meeting at. the state fairgrounds
last June are' dead. Three have
died within a week. ; Those who
fail to attend the meeting next
Sunday, June 19th, will lose their
last opportunity, to meet again
some one who will die before an
other meeting is held. Dr. Epiey
will lead the community singing.
Mrs. Hallie Parrish Hinges. Mrs.
Lottie Smith and Miss Desart will
sing solos. Jim Smart,; that Scots
man of the wonderful voice, will
sing the songs of Scotland. Spears
Old Time Orchestra will be there.
Free coffee, cream and sugar. All
persons and their families who
have been in Oregon 40 years or
more are Invited. Each old timer
who reads this is asked by the
committee to notify all other old
timers he can reach by phone or
in person. Try to arrive at the
fair grounds by 10 a. m. Com
mittee. J14
Nurses Meet in Portland
' -Agnes Covalt, Grace Taylor and
Elizabeth Neeman, Salem nurses.
were in Portland yesterday attend
ing the sessions of the northwest
division of the American Nurses'
association. Miss Taylor being on
the reception committee. This
noon another group from Salem
will have charge of a demonstra
tion of the work of the Marion
county health center, with Dr. W
H. Brown of Salem as the main
speaker. This afternoon Elnora
E. Thompson of Salem will lead
a discussion group. Nurses at
tending today from Salem, include
Ella McNeil. Mildred Shackle ton,
Benita Stroud, Gertrude Breyden,
Martha Harrison, Althea Stone
man, Ida Tweedten and : ' Elnora
Thompson.; ;
Auxiliary for Playground
The American Legion auxiliary
last evening pledged themselves to
pay the expenses of an instructor
at the Lincoln school playground,
following a talk given them by
Bob Boardman, YMCA physical di
rector, on the need for more play
ground workers.
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Flag day
Great days for Willamette;
bright skies for that historic In
stitution. The ballots are being printed
C. A. LUTHY
Jeweler
In New Location
82S STATE STREET
Watches, Clocks and Jewelery
Repaired .
It's Time to Think of
PAINTING and CLEANING UP
We Sell Martin Senour 100 Per
Cent Pure Paint
DOUGHTON A SHERWTJf
286 N. Commercial Tel. 689
PLUMBING
Quick Reliable Service
H. EGNER, 1615 Center Street
Phones 852 and 1810-W
Fine Fixtures
Standard Equipment
HEMSTITCHING
6, 8 and 10 cents per yard. Also
buttons, stamping and pleating.
ANNA H." KRTJEGER
Over Miller's Telephone 117
A New Fully Modern 4 Room
Bungalow and Garage oa
Falrmount Hill
At f 2600
1300 down, balance $21.00 per
month
ULRICH A ROBERTS, Realtors
129 North Commercial
TELEPHONE 4-2-6
JOE
the battery man
service calls free.
640 Cbemeketa Street
1927 FREE WALLPAPE3
SAMPLE BOOKS
, Call, phone or write
MAX O. BTJREN
179 N. Commercial 6alem
for the special' , election of the
28th. V r V- '- '..' - . ;.
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Be sure to vote down the at
tempt to kill the bill closing the
Nestlcca river to destructive com
mercial fishing. The fish in all
the streams of Oregon-belong to
all the people,' not to a select and
destructive few. Let's keep on
getting things cleaned up. till our
fish and game, are perpetuated for
this and coming' generations. A
good start has been made. But it
is only a start. ;
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The Y'free employment office is
one of the busiest places in Sa
lem. Will be more bo every day
till hop picking. ' ,
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Undoubtedly personal liberty is
a good thing, but no fone likes to
ride with a driver who Is full of it.
Knowing foreign languages Is a
useful gift. It enables you to
pronounce the restaurant's-, latest
name for bread pudding.
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Middle West Farm Gossip
First Neighbor ''Did the cy
clone turn your barn over?"
Second Neighbor -"I dunno, I
hain't bin able to find it yet."
Many a man who would be
bored to death at a good movie
will stand for: two hours and
watch a steam shovel at work.
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Yet the hard part Isn't flying
over the Atlantic, but surviving
what the world does to you later.
Gaiette-Times.
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Who remembers when - the rid
ing plow was ridiculed as a lazy
man's device? An electrical trac
tor without a driver ' aboard has
just plowed and Tiarrowed. twenty
. . . All Kinds of Kodak Supplies "...
CI I frC BRIXO YOUR FILMS TO US FOR
r ILilVliD QUALITY DEVELOPING
COMMERCIAL BOOK STORE
A. Gueffroy 163 N. Commercial
A.
HIGH CLASS
FURNITURE '
AUGTION SALE
' " - ' : Next
v Friday, June 17, at I P. M. '
WHERE7
1259 Hunt Street
Across, from new Hollywood theatre. , Watch for sale
arrow on corner of N. Capital and Hunt
Comprising the following: . Gulbranson Chicago walnut piano,
like new; jacquard veldur davenport; 2 mahogany rockers; 1
walnut Victrola (50 records) ; 1 piano lamp with shade; 2-tone
walnut "library dining extension -table, 6 chairs to match; 1
walnut buffet; X plate mirror; 1 New Home electric sewing
machine; 1 fernery stand; 1 cigar stand; 26x9 Axminster
rugs; 1 9x12 Axminster rug; ivory bed, spring mattress
(Simmons springs), 35 pound' silk floss mattress; oak
chiffonier - of drawers; 2 mahogany Windsor, rockers; 2
3 1-3 inch Simmons ivory folding bedsteads, springs and
mattresses: Ivory chair; Wilton ' runner; 2 Axminster run
ners: 15 pictures: 1 . Colonial nickle" enamel range (with
coils); 72 piece china set dishes; aluminumware; quantity
dishes, fruit jars boiler, tub, cement wheel barrow, 1 No. 20
heater, 10xl5r 20 os. tarpaulin, 410 gallon crock, 14 gallon
kettle, electric extension cord, 1 tool chest, tools, garden hose,
lawn mower, girl's bicycle, dog house, garden tools, in fact al
most everything. - - - ;-.' .-''
If yon are on the market for some good furniture, don't miss
this sale, as the owners are leaving Salem and everything will
be solS. .- - " -.
TfOTE -The above furniture is Just like new. .. .
, (Sale Day Next Friday)
F. B. STANTON, Owner
; H. F. Woodry & Son Are tKe Auctioneers
Rite Down Town v Phone 75. 271 N. Com'L
Agents for Lang Stoves W Pay Cash for Used Furniture
TRANSFER AIQj STORAGE
Long and Short Distance Hauling
. Public and Privato Stcr&gQ ,
Fireproof Buildina:
GRAIN, FEED AND SEED
r Free Delivery to any part cl ttia city '
QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION
PAUL T2AGLI0, Prep,.
! Day TclcpScat 3 -ItM Tc!;-Lc2 IZ :7-'. ;
acres of Nebraska land and there
is complaint . because it; didn't 1
salvage the fish worms in its wake.
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:We have read of a man who
gave his wife $1000, to haye her
hair bobbed. ' Now she is spend
ing the money to keep it in, shape
after it is bobbed.
WIDENED CURVE j ASKED
Zoning Commission Approves Plat
of IOOF Cemetery .
That the curve in the Pratum
highway at Moore's Garden tracts
be widened, was the recommenda
tion contained in a report of the
city planning and zoning commis-'
sion prepared at Tuesday night's
meeting. The commission ap
proved the plat of the IOOF ceme
tery. . '
HOMELIKE
and calming conven
iences that tend to lift
the heart bowed down,
with a discreet service
tempered to all needs
and creeds.,-.
Webb's Funeral Parlors
" Telephone. 120 U'.
TERWILLIGERS
Perfect Funeral Service
V. or Less
Licensed Lady Mortician
770 Chemeket Street
; Telephone 724 ,
Preserve the Memory
of Your Vacation
Trip With
PICTURES
We have Eastman Ko
daks for every need
and every purse '
$2.50 to $25.00