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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY .MORNING, QCTOBEIM$, 1927,
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STATE SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
703.706 First National Bank Building:, Salem, Oregon .
ASSETS OVER $142,000.00
MORE THAN 1100 MEMBERS
How
We Pay 7 Per Cent
An Investment i Worth Investigating
to Save
OFFICERS
Carl D. Gabrielson, Presidents
. C. A. Reynolds, Vice President.
Jas.' 1L Nicholson, Vice President;
Chasv: Wiper, Secretary-Treasurer.
J, J. Elliott, Assistant Secretary;
DIRECTORS
E. B. Williamson.
T. AirLivesley.
E. F. Slade. .
John H. Carson.
L. C. Farmer. -II.
M. Hawkins.
"SAFETY FOR YOUR SAVINGS"
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L OCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Pheasants Stol
Prowlers cut the screen netting
around the back porch" of the C.
F. Glese home at 925 Chemeketa
street Sunday night and stole
three fine pheasants that were
hanging there. Members of the
Giese family were Bitting in the
front of the house at the time.
Fine Used IMan
A snap. Terms $5 a month.
See this one sure. Salem Music
Co. 355 N. High street.
Small Store
Here's excellent corner at at
busy intersection. Where Fair
grounds itoad. Church streets
meet. Total price with all . par
ings paid 92000 terms NOW.
Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High
street. -
liooney in Liquor Cane
Harold Looney, who tires near
Jefferson, was yesterday arrested
on a charge of possession of wine.
He wan cited to appear in justice
court at 10 a. m. today, and is ex
A pected to enter ,4: plea to the
VVVharge at that time.
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Electric Floor Polisher I
$1.50 per day, XSiese-Powersj
Myers Home Entered Agan
The home of Frank Meyers, 810
Chemeketa : street, was entered
again Sunday night by burglars.
This time nothing of any value
was taken, although ' a general
ransacking of the house was In
evidence. Two other times his
house was burglarized and on one
of these occasions $125 in cash
was taken. The family have al
ways been absent when these burg
laries occur. : .
Jurors Chose:
Six men from the Salem dis
trict have been chosen to serve on
the next term of the federal grand
Jury at Portland. They are: H. M.
Barnett, grain buyer; T. W. Dick
ey, gas station operator; W. R.
Kirkwood, farmer. Amity; George
Palmer,, farmer, Molalla; John A.
Smith, farmer, Aumsville; August
Huckestein, former postmaster of
Salem.
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SAYS
Our 1926 Ford Coupe with
new Duco, 80 new rubber. I
speedometer,, a u t o m a tic
swipe, ; rear view mirror;
and in perfect condition is
a real buy at $375.00. ; -
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Tb H Tha berrlee Bflt
said she saw no reason for hav
ing to submit to a physical exam
ination. The report of the medi
cal examiner ' shows that she is
enjoying splendid health.
Will Railed Dwelling
F. A. Gretxinger received a per
mit yesterday to construct, a one
story dwelling at 17001 Rural
street at a cost of $1700. 1
DrabI Parking Bring Fl
Walter Lot t is was fined SI In
police court yesterday on a charge
of double parking.-
5;-' Acres'. Highway Tract -'
' In i fruit and berries 3 miles to
Salem. Small buildings. $2750.
Terms. Becke & Hendricks, 189
N.'HIgh street.
Title in Oueeti
; Suit to quiet title to a piece of
"real; property Tn Marion' county
has ' toeen instituted in circuit
court by U. E. McAdams and Mary
L.. McAdams. A long' list of per
sons are named aa defendants
H Oregon luTp and Paper Co.
Preferred. Limited amount for
aale. Hawkins and Roberts. Phone
1427.
Portlanders Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cowan of
Portland . spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E
Hicks of this citv.
f 780 Hallet & Davis Player
With' rolls,' only $295. Terms
$10, a month This Is the great
est player bargain we have ever
seen. Salem , Music Co. 355 N.
High streeti '
83x 65 3 Blocks to Court
House. For quick ' sale cash
$3700. Suitable, apartment, bun
galow court, etc. Slf down with
a sharp -pencil -and figure wnai
this should be worth In 5 or 10
years. THEN COME IN. Becke
fc Hendricks. 189 N. High street.
Hotel Mario
5:45 to 8 P. m
Matteoon Said Forger
Dewey Matteson, 28, waa yes
terday arraigned in justice court
on a charge of forgery. He is .c-
Speclal Sunday. Dinner served cused of having, forged the name
of Mrs. William Donaldson, to a
check 'for $10.30, Bail was set
Schramm Files Actions - lat $1000 by I Brasier SmaH, jus-
Action against two individuals I lice of the peace.
against whom the -Oregon i state
bank was said to have held notes. I Tilllewiu ub
was commenced in circuit court! Members attention announcing
hr vMt.rrisv hr a ' A. Schramm I first dance of the season tonignt.
new state superintendent oi panes i
who has recently been placed in
charge of the bank. One note Is
said to be held against H, : C.
Shields in the sum of $2075; the
other against A. C. Miller for the
sum of $1328.
Any Person Knowing
The present address of Norman
Oversby, will be rewarded, ad
dressing P. O. Box 8&. Portland,
Oregon. : "
War Mothers to Meet
Salem may be chosen as the
place of the next convention of the
Oregon War mothers organization
Members of the state board will
meet here October 26 to arrange
this and other details.
Heaters and Ranges
For less at F. N. Woodry's,
I Summer street. -
Attending Labor Meet .
Delegates from Salem attending
the annual convention of t.he Ore
gon state federation of labor how
In session at Corvallis are F. J, E.
Boehringer and S. B. Davidson.
The former is president of the lo
cal buildinz I and trades council
and the latter secretary. .
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Furniture Upliobrtered
And repairing. Gieee-Powert-
Furniture Co.
Five Loads lft-lnch Mill Wood
$17.50. Salem"' Transfer "and
Fuel Co- 395 S. High. Tel. 529
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Iteantlful Baby Grand
Piano will be sold for the bal
ance .due. You just keep up the
payments. This Is a snap." Salem
Music Co.. 355 N. High streeL
Investor With $200
Here's a-, large piece of land
ind good house. Fairgrounds road
frontage. - Win net you t and
juickly Increase In value. See at
1831 -Fairgrounds. Lot 72 by J 8 0
with 98 feet sidewalk frontage.
The 3 streets paid in full. The
other details will please you
Becke J Hendricks, 189 N. High
itreet.
Fine f550
Hobart M. Cable Piano, less
than one-half price. Easy terms.
Salem Musle Co.. 355 N. High St.
Shelly Gets Fine
H. A. Shelly was fined $25 in
justice court yesterday for oper
ating a car with improper license
plates.
Big Auction Weil. Xit
Seven p.i m., F. N.
ISummer street.
Center Street Corner-
Now $13,000. 66x113. Pres
ent Income to net you 4. $5000
could handle. Becke & Hen
dricks. 189 N. High street.
Eastern Star Rahtes Fund ' ,
The next regular meeting of
the Eastern Star, held at the local
Masonic Temple, . will consist of
a "hodge podge" bazaar, with
card games; a "fish pond" and
other amusements. The event
will be utilized for raising a cheer
fund for the benefit of f the. Ma
sonic home at ForeBt drove. - .
From Southern Oregon
G. L. McRay, Southern Pacific
agent at Myrtle Point, was a week
end visitor at the home of Jack
Jessup and hie sister. Miss Leon a
Jessup of Salem during the week
erd. After his visit here Mr. Mc
Kay went on to Portland on bust?
ness. s
Two Hurt in Auto Owwb '
Mrs. Otis Chandler and Mrs.
Stella Kamp, both of Portland re
reived wrenched backs when one
of the Oregon stages, driven by
Edward Stiiwell. collided with .a
touring car drlvin by J. D. Bohan
nan of Albany at 6:40 Sunday
night. Stillwell, in making his
report to the county sheriff, stat
ed that the pavement was wet
and Bohannan a machine swung
around so that it was impossible
for. the bus to avoid hitting it.
The accident ocenrred-on the Pa
cific highway, four miles north of
Jefferson.
kin seeds? He sells them. They
make medicine and food. He gets
8 to 10 cents a pound for. them.
Figure that up. and you will ob
serve that this is a valuable by
product, that formerly, went to
waste, or nearly so. : ; ' ' -r:
What kinds of -medlelnes Sev
eral kinds,: 1t Is1 said. ' For f one
thing, Jt.is reported that part of
these pumpkin 'seedd go into the
content that makes up the ingre
dients of the world famous . Cas-
toria; the kind that "baby cries
for." -; . -.i r. v.
Also, in the restaurants of the
big cities 1 patronized by former
residents of southern. Europe and
we uneni, pumpxin seeds are
baked or parched, and eaten with
relish, like peanuts.-- '
One thing brings another. Near
ly every factory has a by-product
mat - becomes the raw material
for some other factory or Institu
tion. So with" the pumpkin can
aery, and the -pumpkin seeds.
MEHFORD GETS SERUM
Yes. Tis True , .
We have bought the whole bus
iness 1 known as Breithanpts
Floral -Gardens," Wallace , Road.
To celebrate our Opening" we
are giving away to the first fifty
customers, their choice of bloom
ing pansy plants or Easter lily
bulbs. 11. C. Bateham. !
Woodry's,
Hunting Without lJtcene
Frank Blaehao was yesterday
fined $25 and costs for hunting
without a license. He was arrest
ed by state officers and brought
before Justice of the Peace Bra
zier Small.
Hotel Marlon
A La Carte
room.
service In
dining
Mrs. Flora Coner
And Gainett Clearwater former
ly of the Model Beauty Parlors,
at the Capital Beauty Shop Thurs
day the 20th, Phone 366. 223
North High.
Briber Attempted "
When X. F. Ekhart attenrpWd
to bribe an officer who had him
arrested on a charge . of hunting
without a license, the result was
that his ine was increased by
five dollars, it was indicated when
sentence was passed. He wao
fined $0 in justice court. yester
day afternoon. ' ,
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treading Ijady Visits J
Miss Fay Jo Waltz, leading
lady in the coming De Molay play,
was a guest at the Delta Delta
sorority house in Corvallis during
the week end.
Complain of Service
More than , 75 residents of the
Taft vicinity "have filed a com
olaint - with "the public service
commission with relation to serv
ice of the Grande Ronde Tele
phone company. Members of the
commission said the complaint
would be heard early next month
Visit County Court
Jack Dickson.' Scotts Mills
banker, and W. T. Hogue, of dis
trict 12, were callers yesterday at
the office of the county court rel
ative, to road matters in their dis
tricts. ;
Fined for Speeding
i Joyce Booth by was fined $5 in
police court yesterday on a charge
of speeding. i
MEDFORD, Oct. 17. (API-
Six tubes of "a specific serum said
io be beneficial in the treatment
of . infantile paralysis, have been
received by Dr. L. D. Inskeep.
county health officer. The serum
came by air mall from Indianapo
lis. No new cases of the disease
have developed in the county for
two weeks.
brothers.., Arthur. D. Laoey, Par
ker, Ore., Will LaS-y. ..Oklahoma.
One sister, Mrs. Rae L. Tracy, of
Salem. Funeral services will La
from ; the -Ter-williger .home, 770
Chemeketa street, Wednesday at
12530 p." Rev, Geo. Chapman
of Portland, officiating, thence to
Duena Vista church, wJiere serv
ices will -be hed at 2:30 p. m., by
Rev J. G. M in ton. -of Salem. In
terment in Buena Vista cemetery.
Mfa. Wells is one of the early
pioneers of Polk county, residing
there the past 60 years. Remains
are in care of ; the Terwilliger
Home. . , . . .
chenberg. infant son of Mr. an
Mrs. Li-Ms-Saletienbelsjfer "bt rout
3, were held- f romT the Terwillige
funeral home Monday. Internet
was In the I. O O. F. cemetery.
. Clifton
Funeral 8ervic3 . for Minnie
Clifton, who dia xn Salen on Oc
tober 5, were held from the Ter
williger- funeral home yesterday
at 4:30 p. tu.. with Interment in
the I. O, O, F, cemetery.
SahhenberjE
Funeral services for ha by Sal-8
In this city. ot.the fatn5ly'4onn
25i ' Laurel Ave.. OctoWr 1
Theodore Nadoh at the agoof 8
years. beloved husfeahdj ofLpnis
Mairie Nadon-."fatter of J and I
J. Nadon of Salem. T. A. of Por
landT, M. of. Green bay,; Wis., t
Mrsl .A.tClarmone' of jSt., Jeromt
Canada. Mrs. :E. C. Kfeft. Alftau?
Ore., and Mrs. j. L Hendricks c
Salem. Also ' survived-tSythre
brothers and three'sisle S i
Canada and by 2 grandchUdret
Funeral fservicee willtrotoda:
October 18, at 9 a. m. from S
Vincent. De Paul church with IV.
thPr Keenan In v-bargei Interpiec
ln St. Barbara cem-teiry.- ealea
mortuary in' charge 'of arranct
ments. ' '
OBITUARY
Boden -
Mrs. JJulia Boden, 76, died at
her residence in West Salem this
morning. She Is survived by her
husband, Joseph ' Zoden. four
daughters and four sons. Funeral
services will be held at the Webb
chapel Tuesday. October 18, at 2
p. m.U Interment will be in City
View , cemetery.
Kryptok
Lenses
$12.59
&$4.95
Have as give your eyes a thorough examination,. Then Is ta, extra
chars or obligation connected with OUs service. .
The best optical service need not expensive Credit If ad0.
Thompson & Glutsch Optical Co
1 110 N. COMMERCIAL STvNEAB STATE
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Wells
At her late home, 630 No. 20th
street. October 16, 1927. Jennie
Melissa WeUs, age 60 years. She
is survived by her hueband C. P;
Welle, 7 children. Edna South. Sa
ltern, Mrs. Clara Elkin, Portland.
Mrs. Bernice Strawn, McClay,' Wal
ter, Salem, Perry, Independence,
Marvin and Amos of Salem, two
Just Received Carload
New Gulbransen pianos.' See
the new styles. Trade your old
piano in toward first payment' of
Gulbransen Registering Piano or
a new Grand. Easy terms.. . Salerh
Music Co., 355 N. High street.
Card of Thank
We wish to thank our many. Answers! Filed
friends in our bereavement fori
their kind services and for the
beautiful floral offerings. R. D.
Vlbbert and Family.
Local Man In Portland
W. A. Delzell of the S. Real
ty company made a business trip
to Portland today, in company
with George Lane.
fSO Victrola
And lots ot records $35. Terms
$5 down and $5 a -month. Sever
al red seal records. Salem Music
Co., 355 N. High street ;
Answers have been filed in cir
cuit court In the case of W. J.
South against the Iron Hill Or
chards company, Walter L. Mc
Dougal and Elliott C. McDougal.
The action was originally brought
by South :for work done by him in
cutting and piling a quantity of
wood. One answer alleges that
he only performed a part of the
work agreed upon, that an offer
of settlement for this much was
made and refused by South. Wal
ter McDougal appears as manager
of the company. I
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Ended
Examination Ro
The one remaining physical ex
amination report, that had threat
ened trouble for the teacher who
had not complied with the state
law in this respect, was turned in
at the county superintendent's of
fice yesterday and the affair is
now a closed incident. This teach
er has taught in the Salem pub
lic schools for thirty years tand
Spare Tire Stolen
H. A. Lundeen, .2465 Lee street,
reported to' the police that a
spare tire -and rim' were! stolen
from! bis far while! It was parked
Sunday night on Church street. W.
S. Lillie. 1715 North Church street!
also reported the loss of a motor!
meter taken from his ear Sunday
night white, it was parked in front
of his home. - .. ' ;
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Wanted
We want a five or six-room
modern house with garage, tor
a client who has a soldier's
bono to aODlr as first . pay
ment. Price must- be under
$5.000. - We want the best to
be had for the money.
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For Rent-
Seven-room modern house.
corner lot. naved streets, gar
age and everything for $35 per
month If taken for a year.-
U. S. REALTY CO.
4a Etata Ct. i TeL
MAIN SPRING
44MAIN SPRING ARCH' to your Walk-
Over shoes is nearly as important as the ;
main spring to the watch you carry in
' your pocket. . - : -i -
This" patented steel: shank piece of special
- design Is so cleverly assembled and con
, cealed in the arch of the shoe, that you
are unaware of its prettnee. Yet "foot
fag is eliminated and your feet are as :
happy at the end of a busy day as at the
beginning, ready for an evening of enjoy- j.
: ment and recreation.
Walk-Over shoes with Main Spring Arch
built in are to be had iri a large variety
, of toe shapes and leathers. High and low
shoes at $10.00 and $12.00 t "..
JOHN J. RQTTLE
Expert Shoe titters 415 Slate sSt.
Overtime Parking Penalized
Salem car owners must watch
their step on over-time parking.
Yesterday a number paid $1 fines
for' this offense, among them - be
ing: R. W. ClarkV Dick Carothers,
P. K. . Powers, Roy Glover nd R
L. Reinn nn. i .1
Going tn Southern California-
Mrs. L. C Carver ?s visiting In
Salem, a guest at the home of
Rev. G. L. Lovell, 643 North Win
ter street. Mrs. Carver has been
spending several months with her
daughter in Los Angeles. She Is
veiling her home -in Salem, and
will go io Los Angeles to live. She
will t visit, her son. Will Carver,
who is sow employed .on the news
force of - the Astoria nl at Astoria.
before' going south.'
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PUMPKINS; MANY HERE
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kins next year. . !
But the rest of them are dried.
They are dried in the Liberty
'fruit -dryer, by W. J. Trudgen,
who buys them from the cannery
people buys them by the tons
and tons. '.
After drying, Mr. Trudgen will
have SO to. 90 tons of pumpkin
seed for "sale. Some pumpkin
seeds, you will tell the world!
Then what does Mr. Trudgen
do with hia billions of dried pump-
MT. CREST ABBEY
MAUSOLEUM
VAULT ENTOMBMENT
LLOYD T. RIGDOX, Mngr.
mm
JiMCHAPIIN.
inc Missing unit
Coming Soon . j
CAPITOL
6aseya Gnaranteed
RHEUMATISM REMEDY
Money refunded if It does sot
cure your case i ,
NELSON A HUNT. Drngglsta i
Cor. Court and Liberty Tel. T
FORv
DjElCORATIONS
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3. F. BREITHATJPT
Telephone S$v . Ill Bute St.
A good buy.; 57 acres' about
five miles ; out,- -paved road
alt the way, all under cultiva
tion, good Cherry or Walnut
land, good location, good spring
on the , place. $90 per acre,
easy terms. .
P. L. Wood. . r Geo. P. Reed
341 State St.
Ladies' wool dresses cleaned
and pressed, $1.00 up. . Men's
and Ladies' salta cleaned and
pressed $1.00., .
- iVARLET CLEANERS : i
- Over Baslcka
ELECTRIC MOTORS r:
Rewound and Repaired, New or
- r 1 Uaed Motor ;
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BE3ISTTTCHING
6. t and 10 cents per yard. Also
buttons, stamping and pleating.
r ; annX hkrueger ;
Over Miller's . Telephone 117
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TERWILLIGERS
Perfect Funeral Service
For Less
Licensed Lady Mortician
7TO Chemeketa Street
. Telephone 724
Thfe Heart
is lifted - and sadness will
find here a service, that is
the reverent essence of
human thoughtfulness and
tact.
Webb Funeral Parlors
Telephone ISO
1937 FREES WALLPAPKS
8AMPLB BOOKS ' . -Call,'
phone or writ
E1AXO. BUREN
X7t N. Commercial -. Salem
VIBBERT & TODD . j
TbJss Electrical - , : 5
111 South llUh Tel. till
YICICSOMERBCO.
Our Ufa's work has
been spent la studying
, f of Chinese harbs and
thoss suffering from
stonvtch. liver and kid
ney trouble, rheuma
tism and gall stones,
also disorders of man.
women and children, v , ..-
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Free Ceassltattoa Can or T?rU
Crea O A. 11 to O r. 11
19 CIXZ CX Calea, Orecai
LIGGETTS ORIGINAL
Original 'In Name
Original in design and
Original in its exquisite
contents i .
- Liggeit's" Original
Package
contains all the favorite pieces
of Candy-lovers. ' , -Alt
are generously coated with
the rich chocolate - that has
made Liggett's famous through
out the country. ,
$J;00
.Per, Lb. -
In half, one. two,' three, and
five-pound sizes.
Pcrry, Drug Store
115 S. Commercial
FURNITURE
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WEDNESDAY NITE 7 Pf M.s
, ' i ' . at
F. N.
Auction
1610 N. Summer St.
Market
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1 Hoover eL sweeper, like new; 1 range, heater, 1 ivory
wood bed with coil spring and mattress; 1 large oak side
board; 1 combination oak bookcase and writing .desk U
oak ex. table, round; h square oak ex. table; 1 ivory
chest drawers; V4 oak library table; L9xl2 Ingrain rug;
1 oak dresser,1 ivory dresser, overstuffed all leather
rocker; 6 oak diners; 1 oak and mohair rocker;v2 Ma
hogany rockers; 2 new Simmons beds; new mattresses
new linoleum, rugs, new linoleum by the yard ; f baby
cart; good violin with bow and box; new clothes dryers;
clothes baskets; lanterns; ironing boards; 'j 1 Oliver
typewriter, like new; new set dishes, pails, boilers, wash'
tubs, wash boards, pictures, brooms.!., mops and lots of
other miscellaneous articles. Terms Cash. '
You can always buy your new or used furniture"' for less
at F. N. Woodry's. PRIVATE SALES DAILY.
"I pay cash for used furniture. Phone 511"f
W. A. CHUTE'S
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Thursday, October 20, 1 p. mp
Located 9 miles north of Salem on the Wal
lace Road or 1 miles north of Lincpln:
school in Polk county.
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1 " f : " li : , Consisting of v.': '-TV.:; 7 . .T- '
50 stock ewes, 1 grey mare, 9 yrs old, wt.4400, a real
good work herse; 1 sorrel mare, 10 yrs. old, wt, lCC0
broken single, double and to 'saddle ; 1 double set wcrl;
harness; 1 iron wheel wagon and gravel box; 1
lever harrow; 1 John Deere 7 ft, binder with tongue and
transportation trucks; 1 McCormick mower, 5 ft, good;
1 hay rake; 1 horse cultivator; 1 14 in. steel beam p!aw;
1 8 f t. disc with tongue truck; 1 Kentucky double disc
grain drill, in good shape; 1 16 in. riding sulky plow;
1 26 irt. disc plow, 3 extra discs; 1 clod masher; 1' clover
seeder; 3 log chains, broad axe, cycle, grinder and other
tools. Terms Cash. .
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PAEMERSf-IIr. Chute, the owner, Has
grahted you the privilege of bringing in!
anytmngyou want sola. .
W..AV CHUTE
.4(5?'- Fa-1T. WOODED
X 13 yj, Salem'a Leadinr Auctioneer
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See My Stock of New and Uaedrurnlture, Banre, Heateri, tf.
lisonm, Ete. ' I
&ea, and Store 1610 N. Summer St, Salem - .K- Q rone Cll
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OLD
PHOTOGRAPHS CO?
Often you want old photographs
reproduced, but fear entrusting
them to 8trallgcrs.,
Our repuUtlon aMurei the aafety and
proper' care , of your picture, whlea wo
will copy,- enlarge, frame or band color
at s price lower than the unknown agent
;Caa offer. ' . -' . i '
ICENNELL-ELLIS ! STUD"
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