SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 18, 1927
TIIE OREGON STATrXVAN. SAUKM, UKL'UON
RUSSIA SBUiUG--
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SIIKIEPII
Soviet Government Gets
Them For Experiment ;
. StatlonsOver There " .
In the Interests of thai-departr
ment of agriculture of the United
States of Soviet Russia, Michel S.
Peref erkovitsb. chief of the bu
reai of animal Industry.-and Alexander-Jlonianenko.(-
specialist in
animal breeding; spent" Thursday
lu'jtuid about1 Marion county bay
ing purebred Shropshire ewea. 4,
Assisted by Kdgar L..Ludwlck
Wtid Dewitt.U, Barnes of the, Pa
fiefs Cooperative .Wool Growers'
association the Russian delegates
t.lei iOie flocks of P. A. Doer
fler, Floyd Fo, Q.Jt Thompson,
and J. Thompson, and pur
chimed registered ewes to be ship
ped to Russia, where they -w'lt
be placed . at experiment stations.
They. were particular, to select one
and two year old ewes only, that
the maximum of production might
be" thus gained, since the cost pf
transportation J too great to per
mit it he purchase of older sheep.' J
Th lambs from these ewes are
to te ' sold -to Russian farmers at
a price of from, five to ten dollars,
per -hea$ on a three year credit
fc PPtiiAR cote-oldjvshioneS
; Although EUiabethlYommyTBiair does not smoke, dance brrink
he ly.been elected the most popular co-ed on the Oklahoma-Agricultural
And Mechanical college campus at Stillwater. OkiAv, by men
student. , f.K
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Cbfffracfifts
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Waibel at' WUlimlnla, Oregon. Mr
and MrSf iD. .Adkina, and Mr
and; Mrs. Bert Scott motorea to
rortlandWfedmeadayi; 4 j- ! '.
Mr and Mrs. Reuben Do Jardin
visited . Mr. De Jardin' ; parents
at GerTais Tuesday erenrng, .
& Our recoM-uflRaJcs'
eloqueaUy Jf ( oar;
capacity' to. fulfill
any demand in the
building line.' Per
manency and econ
omy are two of our
watchwords.,. Why
not consult us?
i'lLet us .Build - for
You" -
Capital Builder's
Bligh Bide.
; . : Building
Contractors
u Phone 5
basis," " In accordance with the
fanners. .ability totpay.
; Lradn Nations in WikkI
Russia is now the. largest wool
producing county In the world,
with a total of one hundred and
ten million sheep; Australia, with
seventy-three . million, is second,
making America; third, with Corty
tottr: .htlllion. put, although her
gfoss production Ls greater. Russia
has, for the past few years,, been
making great efforts, by import
ing the best breeds of other coun
tries.l;torfobtaiit' the, maximum of
quality, fn both mutton and wool
production. " .
rMr.Pereferkoritsh and Mr. Ro
manenko. have traveled through
Englaid. Australia, .and all over
Europe purchasing sheep, but thojr
expressed their preference, for
America j saying that American
business methods are raor accom
modating, and American hospi
tality is more generous.
Thf yplan'to' return to this val
lej next year, and hey urge all'
ftsheep breeders to hold their Shrip-
snire iamls-, . -r . .
The chaD who said he wouldn't
watch the DempseyTanney fiRht i
for-'a'gift. is not one of the 200,
who got -passes. - - - - .
Numerous Scotts Milts 'i
People' y isit Relatves
SCOTTS MILLS, Sept.',
(Special) -Mr. 'and Mrs.; Floyd
Shepherd and -family spent'the
weekrend visiting $ira. Shepherd's
brother,, Bruce Bellinger, and his
family it LaFayette, Oregon. Mrs.
Lena Bellinger; who has been vis
iting her son Bruce, returned
home with Mr. and Mrs., Shepherd.
Mjss Dorfs Hogg has beetTv visit
lv.K her grandparents and sister
at 'Salem during theast wek.
Miss Pauline Senvolke is visit
friends in Portland. t - '
. A. surprise vbirtbday party was
given Mrs. Amanda Mobei g at the
home of Mrs. L. Vallen Thursday
evening. At a late hour ire cream
and waers were served, all 'Wish
ing Mrsv Moberg many more bap-'
py " iltthaays.; '.. ' ""'
Mr, and .Mrs.i Willard Kellis
and family, of Copao, Callofrnia,
are visitine relatives and friends
here on their .vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. -.Allan Bellinger
and daughter were Silverton vis
itors Saturday afternoon.
Mrs.. M., Waibel. with her son
Herbert and also Glenn Shepard
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Miss Levy Sets Up New
StUdio on Chiirch Street
Miss Elizabeth Levy has estab
lished her new studio at 254
North Church street, near the In
tersection of Church and Court
Mfss Levy Is a Salem girl who has
had rare advantages In prepara
tlon'or her. chosen p'rofesslon. She
is a certified pupil of Cesar Thorn
fcon internationally ' famous vio
lin "master, who has been the tea
cher of such artists of Ruth Ray,
Paul Kochanski and Frances Mac-
Mllliani N
Miss Levy has appeared as tIo
liu soloist In eastern' ' cities and
abroad with pronounced success,
while' her violin choir and ensem
bio have been-featured on many
local programs. Pupils of Miss Le
v-' have' met' with decided success
in the professional field.
-Miss Levy is president bf the
S&iern Music Teachers association'
and has recently 'been elected cor
responding secretary of the state
association '
H1MTORIO HOUSE BURNED
CASCADE .LOCKS. . Ore., Sept.
16 AP 7 Bujlt, 43 years ago and
occupied as a saloon until prom
bition became effective - In the
state, the frame structure on the
main street of the town known
all over the state as the Whito
House saloon, , was destroyed early
today by fire of undetermined or
igin. ' '
Order Special Dress
for Women at Church
PINSK, Poland. (AP) The
Roman Catholic Bishop Lejclnskl
of the Diocese' of Pinsk has or
dered all women indecently clad
to be ejected from churches in his
diocese.
' The order states that all women
except brides entering churches
must have their "hair covered
while women with short ' sleeves,
short and low dresses will not be
admitted.
The circular .orders sacristans
to remain at the entrance gate,
during all church services to see
that women entering are :dressed
In compliance with the rules.
JOHNNY McCOY WINS
HOLLYWOOD,. Sept 'IS (AP)
- Johnny McCoy of Cleveland,
won his second ( start; in Califor
nia's elimination tournament to
pick. a successor, for Fidel Labar
ba's relinquished tlyweightfthrone,
when he defeated Willie Davies,
Charleroi, Pa., in a ten round bout
here tonight. " i ,
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INQUIRE "ABOUT OUR FINANCE PLAIT flONITBETTER
f Small v
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Payment
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Compare
These
Prices
25 Cars To
Choose From
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2irs. Maryvf. f lynn tfcdfbcr daughter, Edna Mae', were married!
irecently at Edgerton, ; l&nti.t ta Lsmbcrt and Andrew Huixenga,;
br9tra"i('Mra;'Ibert. Huizcrga(ii Mrs. Andrew Huizenga's
fiater?n-law ,wt-)l aa bwigh&r mother, Lambert Huuenjja ia step;
f&ther-ln-Uyrf io Kii eifefjin:Jav? and to hia; own. .brother is well.
Here's the tanked feroup,. v.cnd"erin, erLaps, what' .further com
plications wilf follow alioull tetli bvltla huvi children .of their own.
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f General s markets I
PORTf.b. Kept- . l?,-(AV)To-
day' eetit: Sheep" l,l66 :Anvontrw-i ;
toitla for wek, '(approximate) (jtil
oits 4J, - uogs- 4,ll, hp-p
5,045. " -
Ctt)t jfar week, active fully steady
with rek poi on M f4Mr ronkdrinC
quaiity bardiy wp to . last wek'K stand
ard bulk slaughter atrs 8. $p 9.; top
H.SI& Monday; top )Hifrs Monday 8.: ttt-
m '7:85 -'down: top eow 7.40: bulla
oxwtly 5. t$ 5.75, few 0.; valra
ia.rQ down; otlier largely 11. j 12,r0.
Halt: - ajpeaed ' glow with 3a to 5c
decline MiMiday; remainder of week fair
ly active at Monday's declines; bujk
light butchers or . wek II 75 ot 12.2." ;
nothing oer 12. after Monday; scatter
ing iOlg letdioe uuts ir.25 . (l)' 12.2a.
mostly 12. dufwn ; sows 7.50 11.
oneeu nomutally steady with week a to :
bulk of reteipts on contract; beat moun
tain lamtia quotable no to Il."i(: vesr-
FKOOXTCE1
PORTLAND. Sept. 17. (API BiSa
to the farmer: Milk steady; rw. milk
tJ ewt. 1. b- PoHland: but-
tenat 43c f. o. h. Portland. - .
Poultry, steady: heovv heu. 2f - 2 SScr
light IS ft 13c; springs . 23 I5c;
broilers aSe: pekin white ducks 0r-
colored nominal ; turkey alive nominal.
Onions steady; local I G. l.io. Po
tatoes steady. $1.25 ft 1.65 sack.
' ' CHICAGO GSAIK '
w fro Canada that - was 'eontrary to
biUIish predictions which "had bn circu
lated gave a sharp setback to wheat ri ti
es today. An important oaofficial report
MBed at Winnipeg'- aid ' the jield of
wheat this season in She- Canadian prairie
provinces -would tokal only 8.O00.00O
bUkhelg lesa tha nth latest covernmeiit
est mat a.
dosing qnotationa on wheat were
y. I4c to 2?4c net lower, corn 1 1-8
to 2'ie down and oats to 3 4 ?-H
f.
Italy' "Faic Flower
99
4
POBTUUTD OEAIN f
POETLiNJJ. Sept.. 17. -t iPiU'h..i
"bids; :UB hard white Sepi. 1,84. Kict
v. Hara wiiiie. b. s.. Ma art
Sept 4.23,-Oi't., Toy., 1.24; federation all
1.34 Mf: soft white all 1.22: wmUm
white Sept., 1.22. IH-t.. 1.22,: hard
winter all 1.28 : northern surins- all l4
western red all 1 .20.
. SOats. No 2, 36 pound V. V. and gray
all 934,
, Parley, Xa 2. 45 vonnd B. W. Sept.,
Oct. $37.75. NTov. f 37.25.
Corn. No. 2.-E..-Y- hipaient. Supl
f3.50; Oct. f49.-r0. Nov.
mmn, standard all $26.50.
HAT
POBTIUrj. Kent. 17-l-f PiH,.
birying prie$s; Kastern Oregon tiinothv
$20 a 21.: diHo valley $!6.r0 17.";
cneat si4.:; allalfa flT.; oat hav $13
fcl) L3JM1; . straw.. $7 per tn. Metling
prices $2 a ton more.
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BXJRPRISING SAVINGS STANDARD CARS OF GRACEFUL LINES
AND MILEAGH RFORMANCE, OF RELIABIiE ' tTTILITY A2TD
. PRICED FOR A QTHCK; PICK-TJPa -
1925, Advance Sir Nash Sport Kdst . .$ 9.5.00
Studebaker, Light Sir Touring "-265.06
Studebaker Special Six Tourin 25Q.00
Ford Touring , . . 175J00
-Ford Coupe TV. :.. . . . . . ; . V 150j00
Nash Touring 150J00
Ford Sedan . .a..... 125J0O
- EsseTouring . . . . . .v; . ... ; . 100)0
Overland .Touring ' 7500
: Chevrolet Touring . .............. . , j. : w 654)0 :
Ford Touring,. ; J 5GJ0O
iqr re,'ri:iiMA r - $2000.00
- 133 Packard Sedan ..... .Tv. . .'1200.00
1926 Uuick, 2 Door Sedan .. ".. ' 1UXX
-Yellow Cab Knight Truck . . . : . . V .... 00.00
1927ell1flsmn1iilA aathpr Cnnne i Vi .N 850.00 1
.1926 Oldsmobile (Leather) Coupe .V-V 2'221
lazujfonuac, Coach
r192S: Star Pniinsfpr . V. : : 1 . . . ;. 400.0a
. . . . 4UU.UU
Chevrolet Sedan . . ...
C A PIT OX MOTORS Inc.
5 1" ;
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350 North High St.;
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BIDDY' BISK 0?
.Telephone "
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Carrier pigeons "Sports
Keporters" on the Riviera
PARIS (AP) Newspapers on
the French Riviera are using car
rier pigeons to cover important
sporting events. .;
When-'the Tour de Frsrace Ihi?
titycle race around -France -cam
through the district reports of the
race were brought In every thirty
minutes by pigeons. It was. esti
r.mted thni the newspapers gained
two hours over th usual wire
service, since much of the course
mas through mountainous country
where the telephone is unknown.
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Baroness Lucy Morpurgo, of ft
noted Italian family, has been
called by "King: .Victor Emanuel
of Jtaty "the fairest flower of the
Italian court.'' .
SaLly'5 Sallies
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V BTATE8MAH- RADIO CONTBJfT
" UT OF CANDIDATES
. . -.-v SEPT. 17, li7 t
Kama ' Address - Votaa
Howard Adams, R. 8, Box 80 77.300
Vrn Adamav 836 8.-1 43.000
Harrey Anstftrmuh!. ltfti N '
Liberty ..... . S.OOrt
Pal Archart. 517 Capitol...... 6S.475
nu'ford Baker. 1125 Hin S.OOtl
James Ben II, 10SO Norway. . 86.850
Jark Birtry.116S N. -ath . .. : 5.000
Ltanald BirJwell. 506 N. Com
mercial ...r.' 5.000
Cha. ay Bishop. 15S N. 14th 'fi.OOir
Walter Bodrfelt, R. 4. B. i:i s 86.525
Harold Brewer, Iadpendire(
i ih-ejon 5.00O
Paat Browa. J2.V N LJberl.., fi.OoO
Homer Brown, 2205 Laurel.... fia.000
Edwanl BurtttB. 864, Mill.. 5,000
Wm. 'Bark, 1685 ( Lee .. ;. ::. 5.000
Jark ttu&h. 136U N. Coa t 6.000
Myron Butler. 256 N. 20th 5.025
tut Campbell. 8:Kj.S. 18th ..... 5.000
Wtlbam s. Campbell, 33a N.
llUf 5.BOO
Donald Cannon. K. 4, Bex 124 6.nttO
fo. ' Canaey, 1015 N. VOth...,. 02.275
Wueh Jl Cnamee, Macleay,
UrKoa v. 5.000
Leo Ctfttak. 180 12th . 5.000
Jack 'Clark, Monmouth. Ore. 5.0iK
aaek Collin. 57 N. Liberty.. 6.OO0
Willard Collar. 20y N, 4h. .. 5.0OO
Robert t'onnell, v 975 Front,
.. West Salatn .., 84.250
Jly CamaAnca, R.-3, B."274 5.00
J. Delay wood, uto Park. 77,250
Alred Ltovrnt.. 8rt 2Tst... 77.4V5
Douflaa Draper,' 123 H K. 5th.. .. S.000
Warren Eisanbraadt, ft. 2,
Box- 90 5.025
Albert Rider, Monmouth, Ore. 71.025
Walter Ktpttn R. , B. 143 ... 5.000
Kalph -r.jre, 870"N. -17th 75.6iO
Kenneth Finney, 1305 High
and .....,if.'..'-i 5.00ft
Arthur Piaher. 515 Market St. 5.oou
TrVvton Koreman.- 834 Center 5.0u0
Alfred French, Route 4 66.02:
William fiahlwdorf, 1155 N.
' CVttit v. ff.OOO
Shirley. Uaraide. 6U5 N. 21st . 5.0O0
Miss Bernia Uodsey,-' 375 N. -
' 14th - 87.250
Bernard- Uentkow. 1358 Honth
13th . .;.- 5.000
Lawrenea AlmoDt Grimes. 1Hj3
I , " 12tU 91.225
Bert , Halaeth; , 1595 Lee; 84.450
Andrew ilalverson. 1744 S.
Liberty "... 5.000
Wilbur llarnea, 1910 N. Sim
mer - ' 84.925
Daa Hamilton. MOu X. 2 1st ... 13.oo
Mara-aret Belle Hill. 403 X.
2oth . ........ B.000
Rodney Hardman. 614 8. 21st 97.000
Kuss Hilt. 403 N. 20th.. 5.00O
Joh Haurea, Route Wood-
burn. Oreeon ' - 86.075
Ronald llawitt. 1311 K. 4th.. 82.950
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Direcfcry
Bisiatxm
Da Loia Bhlnln Parlor
vrt lor ladles and Owttlamnw
Coffay'a Phot Batrtaa
Tel. 708. 0ar tha Mna
TH1KD FLOOB
Nowadays, it's" the young who dye good;.
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SPECIAL for
Moiidau;
We have about ten thousand feet 2x4 No.
3 common and aliout the same amount of
. 1x12 No. 3 common which we will sell on
.Monday .only for. cash ..at $11.00- per J
thousand. Get your order in. - . - . s
GOBBS & MITCHELL
r'vejett Hunter,
mer i
Vera Jlacbins. 2605 Pair-
, CroiiBda .. "...
Harold Jepften, 1209 Ferry
Walter Kier, 1840 Bainaw
Tlwimea KlUr. 1198 D ......
Manrire Keiaer, 1230. Ferry....
Kenneth Lewi. 1429 Lea..
Rolert Lobs. 2000 N. Cottage
Floyd Maddy,. 1369 B. 13th..
Jrnimie Martindale. 1697 Cen
ter ..'....:..;...... .......
Boy Mattox. 1590 K. Capitol..
KdwinrMattisbn. 899 N. Com-
. mreiaL'- ...u ............
Milo Mathews. 1910 g. High..
Maurice 'Marrer. 1565 . N; 19th
By KM Hia. f 2995 D
Pern iMilbnrn, 2307 - tate'...
Allon'McCallister. 14S3 $. X.ib-
rty
Clara : McCanliah, 182 , 8.
Church
Farl MeOuire. 1605 Broadway
Kugene. Mriatyre, 337 .B.lth
Leon Mickenbara, . 1295 S.
It2h- ...l...i..r:.A........
Kenneth, Miller. 879 Liberty.;
Herbert Morley, 795 N. 17th
Rohert .Marrow. 1 095 ' Saginaw
Mace, Morford, 1715, N.
Shore h
Ray Nieols. 209 MiH.......'.....
Clifford Nile. 950 N. Capitol
Harlen Orth. R. 7. Box 18......
Mis. Dorothy Ostliad, 1430
Mario .r.....:.
Dllr Peters. 2215 iVrginia
Alfred Paul 1048 lain . ...
Hotter-. Pid kea a,- 865 17111
Hollands Perry. 1253 8ta.VJL
Johnnie Perrine, 1096 N"17th
If mM-fmy; 1 815 Shipping '
J ia row Meters, 2215 SI. Vir--ainia
Mildred Petas, R. 1, Snbiim-
ity.- Oreeon
Willia Poole." 1585 'N. 5th. .:....
Henry Qaenv E. 8. B. 247....
Konald Uaamakten, 1309 Wal
ler i
CbariMt' "Bobbin. 787 - Center.. "
Uobert RanMnaee. 613 Market
Jerrie Kssnkins, 2390 N. Lib.
rty -wK4.i s:.......-......
Harold Rydo, 1341 McCoy;,:.
frank Kidout, K. 1, Inda-
pendeaca .:
Terrem-e Randall. 1460 N.
16th
John Ray," 626 8. Capitol. ... ...
Welrin . Riss. Salem Height..
Ted Bemhka. 20 8. Winter..
Oeorge Self. 879 ; N. Liberty
Mason SfiiitU-TOl N. 14th....
Kobert Rkawia. ,J(:7 Vnter
Rovre Sliroliart. CQ7 S. Cap-
Itol .
Etdon Slarens. 1 098 ' Thomp
- on
Teddy Snyder, 96 8. 15th :
OonsM ' tirorkwell. 135 S.
.Washington
Lloyd Ktreel. 1810 Mission .
Bob Steanaon; aKlem HeiKhta
Billy Kyphert. 1395 N. Cot.
tag .
Reginald Saunders. 1275 K
Krank Teraaaki. R. 8. . Bos
239 :
Paul Toewa. 275 N. 20;..
Kolrert Utter. 446 Oak V-
Sidney Van Lydegraf. 1225 'N.
nitBMoer ......i.i..j..
Orvillo Varty. 650. D 8t...
Kalman Vadney, 431 H. Cot
tage' '
Paul Wagner, COS Jf. Rummer
Iavtd Wain. -tiftO Ktlu
orin M. -Walking, K, P. .D.
1: -. Box '258
Edmund Weitner 1072 Unioa
Marwell White. 1(10 Oak
Kelly WirkiseT; -1095 S. 18th
Walter Wiena, 1431 N. , Cot-
" -taga ': ...... ..i........
Cheater L. Wilts,' Independ-
: enee, Oregon ..J... 66.025
5.000
5,000
5.000
' 80.475
5.000
5.O0O
77.300
96.425
97.100
' 5.000
fi.000
5;ooo
5.000
5.000
83.925
6.0(M)
5.000
' 5.000
fi.OOO
5.000
93.625
5.000
95.700
5,000
91.750
6.OO0
6.000
5.000
5.000
5.000
5.000
92.825
" 6.OO0
94.150
82.000
&.000
fi.000
'5.000
5.000
. 81.650
5,000
69.400
5,000
5.000
.000
' 6.000
5.000
5.000
6.00O
' 81.275
H9.050
88.200
' 6,000
86250
5.000
5.000
5.000
6.000
5.000
5.OO0
" 5.000
68.750
- 6.00O
84.875
6.000
87,175
6.000
5.000
5.080
91.650
86,600
,6.000
67.400
orria Optical Co. - - 8 1-801-808
Dr. Vutr K.i Marria, 0p(oaietrtat
Talfpboaa 389 -
tllllotta . Halta 810-11-18
Lawyer 7lepaoaa 106ft
BooalOfsky Boa, Tf4. 870 80fc-8u4
Koal tatata. Loans, loaaraasa .
De. David.. B. Hill, Orthodox i '"i
" tatraightaaiag at irregular teeth) t
8ulta 800 - . ;. H6ora 9 to 6
Kvaryday aicept 'ikuradar.
ttr-ri LTQV&TU VhOOM
Dra. O'NalU Bardetto, Opfnolrtat.
f aoa 68i -ti 40i-aua-4ja-404,-aua
WUUrd L Wirta aad Paal 1. Barria
Attoraaya. r : 410-411-418 , TaL 186
Laaa Morlay. 418, TaL 76T; Raa. lSlftw'
Baal Kstate Loans lwanranee
-t... SIXTH PLOQ8,
Gao. B. Vahra M.D Phyaidaa. Bartaoa
flulta 608. Tat. 1878-3679 JUa, 76
Mabia D. Day aad Dos a Id W. MJIfi
: - Attoraaya a Law -
Teleohoae 198. . ;.. 610mit-6r8
EIGHTH PLOOK
Dr. O. Ward .Davia, ?nral Daatiatry
Cel. 616. Cvaniag by appalataaaai, Kuosa
02. ' . "..".....--i . , -: ..
Or. H. B- 'oflala ' H.t "
'ilTiTrtnr Nanromlwiaeta 8nrrn.
MINTH FLOOR
3. H. M. Browa. lya, Iw. Moaa Throat
a-aliat 8nlt oi
TENTH FLOOR
"Dr. W. A. Johaaoa, Daatlst
ralaphona 1286 .i., 700k
' Chal-ar Lat Goorga, D. D. B.
Oeaaral Dentistry
. If . Ortffln, D. D. OrthodoatVa
r'wW 181. Matte 1009-1 On t
HZ Ah ESTATE
City-and farm property '
. tot aala r trada
Wt hava unit
tradaa. What hara you t
MONET TO LOAN;
- -IMduK AKua
BICH L. BJEIMAJTH
- Koaltor
PkiMl ft ft ft. . '
818 D. S. Bank Bldg.
6a7t
I Salem Malce is
WL
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GRAIN . ,'
No. 1 . wheat, .white.. 1. 10
" Red wheat, sacked. .. , ..$1.08
Oats, per iillig , , t , ' ,
POBK, -07TT0K AND SEEP '
Top hoga . ..fllxC
Boaa - . t5'07
Top ataara ; 065J.07M
Co wa . . .0 8 yr .0 5
. .10V4
- .12
' ' .15-
1927 Iambs, under 66 lba.
Top live veal 1
Draased piga
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.25
POTTLTaT
Light hen a
Maavy haaa
Springa
Rooatera j..06(3i.TiH
EGGS. BUTTER, BUTTERPAT
euindaraa ;2
Peuad . , . -.12
Buttarfat ' .45
Print butter .47.48
VEGETABLES
Boeta. aaokad
Oniooa, ; doa.5 nnehaa
New cabbage ' .,, J
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' - An electro-loc which Is prac
tically theft-proof , Is located , on
the instrument board pf the new
Chandler; Royal tsignt and Bjwt tel
Six series. By giving the key a
quarter turn, the electric, circuit
is broken and 1 the ignlton shut
off. , -. There are no moving .parts
to get out of order the lock is
simplicity itself. A strong cable
which .cannot be cut or -unfastened
leads from the lock to the
distributor. ., 1 . , ,
This mechanism does not lock
the steering wheel as it Is eftInfit
the law la some states to make a
car uncontrolable end immovable'
in this manner. ' . : . . .
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SPECIAL
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BRIDGE
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Lamp
$.95
Special prices during Sep
tember on Lighting Fix
tures. Get our price first.
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..A B. KELSAY, Manager '
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237 Ccrt St.