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THE OREGON STATESMAN. 3 ALUM, OREGON, TUESDAY IIOISJIKG. OTVEIIEZH C, 1C27
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STATE SAVINGS AND LOAN )
ASSOCIATION ;
703-706 First National Bank BuHdinj, Salem, Oregon
ASSETS OVER $142,000.00
MORE THAN 1100 MEMBERS, J
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Pay 7! Per Cent
Monthly installment or lamp snm deposits accepted
I AN INVESTMENT WORTH INVESTIGATING
Se ns -for monthly payment loans on city property
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SAYS
A 1927 Ford Tudor Sedan fully
equipped including upholstering
covering; licensed new la An
suit, hu ma but very few mile
tnd U I imp at 1415.00.
A II (( IfcQ
The House That Service Bant"
Extort Dea Kre Tofiay '
Elfcor of ta . four Portlaad
dally newspapers wBl spend today
ta Salem Inspecting the tUU flax
Industry, which U .operated iacon
aeetloa wlta tha, state paltn-
tUry. Luuaheou will b served !a
the. guard's osarters at the prjson
aj noon. Tae editors will
asked to return to Salem at a
later data and Inspect the other
state lastltatloai.
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Womu Jailed as Vagrant-- ',
I Jane Harst .waa; yesterday
rested by officers and placed
county ' Jail on a- charge of
grancy. She baa asked for time to
consult an attorney before enter
ing a plea.
LOCAL. NEWS BRIEFS
Fined for Intoxication
J. J. McCarthy waa fined 110j
In police court yesterday for being
drunk.
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A I Carte Service In
plains Room, Marlon Hotel.
Park too Long
C. 8. Teeple. W. E. Anderson J
Ant if- J. Poddc were fined St
each In police court yesterday, for
overtime parkins.'
Adam Allowed Divorce
' Decree of divorce waa handed
lown In circuit court yesterday In
the suit brought by Addle E. Ad-
fa ma asatnet Morris L. Adams. :
lks Dance Tomorrow X'ght -":.
Ffne Floor, Good Music.
remit to Build -
Clyde and Claude Johnson wereg.Sult to Qnlet TItl
ironed a permit yesterday to con
struct a one story dwelling at 1444
S. 12th street at a cost of $2000
Try Our Special Delicious
Barbecue chicken dinners,
the Nook.
Disobeyed Stop 8;
For failure to observe a street
stop sign Robert T.. BoaLs wac
fined $5 in police court yesterday.
Dad Watson Real Old Time Dance
Crystal Gardens Wednesday.
For Rent Business Locatlo
. In New Hotel Salem Building
opposite Elslnore. See W. M.
Garner, 1 S3 South High.
For Dry Planer Ends- : :
Phone Hillman Fuel Co., Phone
1855. - ' .
For Sale Pedigreed Boston -
Male Pupa. (Call Eve's. 1157 N.
Cottage. ; ;
Decree was handed down In cir
cuit court yesterday In the suit to
quiet .title Instituted by A. M.
Hansen and John Frita.
AUend Homeromlng
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D. Bain
Miss Ruth E. Rom and MUs Luci
Card, of Woodburn," were among(
those who attended Willamette;
homecoming doings here Satur
day.
A.tlUedueed Prices on Oorselettes
Girdles, brassieres, during, re
moval sale. Swart Specialty Shop,
453 Court.-
(tut of the common
Dad Watson, Crystal; Gardens
Wednesday. , .. : , ' '.(:
Talk to XlwMlsae
Klwanlans will listen to a talk
on American edncation at their
noon luncheon today to be given
by -R. W. TaVenner, assistant of
the Salem j high school. ; Music
will be furnished by the students.
Divorce Suit Fllest;
2 Nettle Hoyt yesterday filed suit
for divorce against H. L. Hoyt, al
leging that he deserted her daring
the month of April. 1020. They
were married July 20, 1894 and
have bad six children, several of
whom have reached majority.
Onuunenta 6brabbery i- '
Fruit, nut trees. Warren ; nurs
ery. Salem.! Rt. 9, box 147A.
Phone104F24. . :
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Terms H
Close in. at 1040 Broadway.
$300 could ! handler Furnace,
fireplace, garage.. Price $3800.
Vacant ready for you. Becke &
Hendricks. 1SS N. High street-
Non-Support Charged
Leo L. Coon was arrested yes
terday on a charge of non-support.
He will be given a hearing
at 10, a. m. today before Justice of
the Peace Braxier SmalL ; :
Accident Reported
. Joe Turner of route 4 yesterday
reported to the county sheriff that
he collided with M. S. Fisher of
Chemawa while be waa driving bis
ear oa the Salem-Silverton high
way.
Local Xbnroda Dag Geese
With almost a hundred geese
and ducka In their car four local
business men returned yesterday!
from a bunting trip to Tale Lake
where they went last week. Those
injln the party were: Max Page,
Herbert Stiff, R. MV Daughter and
P. E. Fullerton. : Tula Lake la in
Klamath county, about 35 miles
southeast of FOamatli Falls. It
gets its name from the fact that
the lake is almost entirely dried
up and the tulea show above the
water. '
Special this Week Only-
Bull puppies $5 and $10.
land, 273 State. .
Pet
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GraybQl Arrested
Due to an error, an Item In Sun-.
day's Statesman stated that traffic
omcer , ueorge jsawaros naa ar
rested a party by the same name
for driving a car without a tail-
light. The party arrested was
Leonard Graybill, who is a truck
driver for the D. A. Larmer Trans
fer company. - .
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Chrysanthemums Por SaT
W. C, Pickens, 140 N. 17th St.
Telephone 2C38J. f '
Panhandling Charged
John Holgate, who was released
from the city Jail Saturday after
having served a ten-day sentence
for drunkenness, was arrested
again eunaay cnarged with pan
handling on the streets. U -
Furnitnre Upholstered !
And . repalrngj Gleee-Powers
Furniture Cov i
Elllnsson Goes to Jail
E. J. EUlingson was yesterday
fined $50 In justice court on a
charge of assault and battery
growing out of an alleged liquor
party recently. Falling to produce
hla fine. Elliarson was lodged In
the county jail.
Divorce Ordered !
A decree of divorce has handed
down in circuit court yesterday by
Circuit Judge L. H. McMahan in
the case of ) Clara Schmltt its
Charles L. SchmKL The case went
by default. :." I- -4 -: ' - j ',"'- - -
1 Inch Mill Wood ' ; " I t
Special price on quantity orders.
Hillman Fuel Co. Ph. 1855.
Fights, Armory, Wed
Bobby Vernoa Vancourer,
Battling SUm, Balllngham.
rounds; no raise la prices. Also
Ted.Fox of Salem ts. Del Farmer.
Eugene. Two special events:' -4
rounds. Shadow Greti vs. Bobb?
pendence ts. pete Wlllet, Salem.
Wednesday, Nov, 9 th,
prlcei dua ta tower foreign costs
of production-tafl ttatadtrdi of
living", as are indoatry ad labor.
then they wm be made banafi-
clarlea , of "' our system . of produc
tion, and not vntn that li done
will tht tariff become effective to
those 'crops of which we produce
a surplus.
This surplus la to small, as com
pared to the whole crop and the
existence ao potent for 111. that so
effort should he spared to find a
corrective and apply it legislative
ly if found practicable.
and means committee that be
would introduce a resolutloa to
ascertain who was paying the ex
penses of the estate tax witnesses,
unless some republican member of
congress should da
Former Editor Here ' '
Wayne Harrison, former editor
of the Bentoa County Courier and
now engaged In another line of
business, was a visitor from Cor-
valUs yesterday.
Talk on Narcotics
Dr. H. K. Stock well of the Sa
lem clinic will address Rotarians
at their luncheon tomorrow on the
subject of the narcotics practice In
Oregon. The doctor Is chairman
of the committee on narcotics in
the Oregon state chamber of com
merce and said to be an authority
on the subject.
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LMATSESSI!
Treasury's Plans Come in for
Rough Handling Before
. ! Committee
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7. ( AP )
A: promised investigation of the
Real News ,
Prominent Banker (concluding
his little chat with the ship news
reporters): TAnd as for the for
eign debt situation. I believe that
Secretary Mellon has handled the
matter' la masterly fashion. If you
don't agree with me, 1 should be
glad to answer any questions you
may have In mind.
Tabloid Reporter: "Is It true
that your wife : Is contemplating
divorce T"
A Paris music hall artist set a
sew, fashion by matching her dog's
raincoat to her own. -,
OBITUARY
Reefer
At her home six miles north of
salem on route 8. November 7.
1927, Myra Eleanor Reefer, age
C4 years. Survived by ber hus
band Daniel S. Reefer, eight chil
dren. Robert. Louis. Harrr. Mnr.
expense accounts ox tomorrow s nyt irma, Mary and Royal of Sal
& Oregon Pop and Paper Co.
Preierred. Limited amount. fori
sale. Hawkins and Roberts. Phone
1427.,
FARM RELIEF
Boy Bom to Jarmans
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Jarman, 755
Union Street are the proud par
ents of an eight pound baby boy
born Sunday evening .at 10:30 p.
m. at the Salem hospital. The
young son has been named Robert
Wayne. Mr. Jarman Is associated
with the J. C. Penney company,
and la manager.of the shoe depart
ment In the local store.
Five Loads 16-fncb Mm Wood
$17.50. Salem Transfer ' and
Fuel Co.. 295 8. High. TeL 529
Night 193S. '
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Kays Vp la Court
- Coming up In J ustlce court yes
terday, the case of T, L. Kays was
continued until December I. Kays
has-been held in county jail here
since October 17 on two charges.
one being writinr a check with
out having sufficient funds in he
bank, and the other being operat
ing a car with Improper license
plates. He was released from Jail
on bis own recognizance yester
day. :
State Filed Answer-
Answer has been filed In circuit
court here in the case of Mutual
Benefit Health and Accident asso
ciation of Nebraska vs. Clare A.
Lee as state Insurance commis-
sionen. The answer, which
filed by the attorney general's of
fice, asks that the temporary in-
J unction granted the 'association
be set aside.' .
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Price, Lowered, Center Otreet
Corner (6x110. Total price
$12,500 and $5000 will handle
Nets 4 and must Increase in val
ue. Becke and Hendricks, 189' N
Hieh Street.
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Injured in Auto Accident '
Miss Honoria Grant, 1540 Mill
street received injuries about the
head and' was otherwise bruised
yesterday at noon when she was
thrown, from a' car driven by
uiauae nupp, zii Brooxs ave
nue. Hupp's car collided at the
corner of Center and Church
streets with another car driven by
G. W. . Waterbury of Woodburn.
She was rushed to the Salem hos
pital where it was found she. was
not seriously injured. ;
Larger New Homes "
if interested In ? or 7 room
strictly modern homes, we have
two we can finish to suit you
Priced IS000 and $5500. All mod
em features including frigid-air
North in protected district. ..Becke
& Hendricks. 189 N. High street
'4c
. FOR SALE;
Collides With Bus i ; ;
Miss Thelma Porter, 2705 Ma
ple avenue, reported to the police
yesterday that while driving south
on Cottage street she collided with
an S. P. bus going east on Hood
street. Little damage wis done.
White Cabinet Sewing Machine-
Like new,' cost $150 Owner
leaving for California take It tor
$90. Tel. 33F4.
JU. S. Bank Building.
Fainnount Hill Homes
We have 4 new homes $7500 to
$12500. ' AH ready for your fam-H
ily. It's your move. : Becke A
Hendricks. 189 N. High street.
Title Established
Two papers were filed in circuit
court yesterdey: to clear up. the
Hits Electric Train
Emillo Cortesl of Portland was
Involved in a' collision with an
Oregon Electric train yesterday
morning at the Commercial street
crossing when he was unable to
bring bis car to a stop after seeing
the . oncoming train. The front
end of hie car waa demolished but
no Injuries were sustained by the
driver or any of the passengers in
his car.
Patriotic Real Old Time Dan
Dad Watson, Crystal Garden,
Wednesday. You will enjoy It. .
For Sale ' H : I . 1 f
One of the best paying and most
popular restanrants la Salem,
priced right. Melvla Johnson, 320
New Davenport-
Walnut furniture, etc.Xat F. N.
Woodry's auction Wednesday nlte.
Extradition Granted
Governor Ifitlerson last night
allowed an extradittion hearing
for Clarence Fair who is wanted
in Tennessee on a charge of lar
cency by bailee. Fair fis under
arrest at' Medtord. : :
The Auburn Woman's Club
Is sponsoring a Cooked Food
Sale on Nov. 12 at the S. P. ticket
office.
Divorce Allowed 1
Decree of divorce was handed
down in circuit court Jby Circuit
Judge L. H. McMahan yesterday in
the suit brought by Hot tense Lan
ders against Gray Landers. The
title of Eva Palmerton to a cer Plaintiff waa restored ber maiden
tain piece of real property In Mar
ion county. . A decree had been
handed ; down on October 27 by
the court in her suit to quiet title.
Yesterday an order was handed
down setting aside this order as
having been made prematurely.' At
the same time a second? decree.
based upon default of the defen
dants, was handed down estab
lishing: title to the property in
questions
name, Hortense Speare.
went by default.
Big Auction !
Wednesday night at , F.
Woodry's Auction Market.
N.
New 4-Room Bungalow-
laundry trays, hardwood floor, ga
rage. -etc., $3250. . Easy terms.
Melvln Johnson, 320 U. S. Bank
Building, phone 637..
Eight acres north of Salem
on the Pacific highway; small
house: small barn: 3 acres
strawberries; running wateT;
250 codrs wood. Price $2200
and only $500 down.
FOR SALE
Twenty-seven acres five miles
from Salem about five blocks
oft Salem-Dallas highway; run
ning water; some timber; lots
of fruit ; 12 acres cultivated.
Nothing to -compare with this
for the price. Only $2,000 if
sold during next tea days.
U. S. REALTY CO.
442 State St. TeL 2660
Mussco to be Returned
Governor Patterson Monday au
thorlxed the extradition of Dom
inlck Mussco, who Ls wanted in
Stanislaus county, CaL, on
charge of assault with latent to
commit murder. Mussco is under
arrest in Portland.
that Mussco escaped from a hos
pital in California, where he was
sent for an operation. " He ; pre
viously; had pleaded not guilty to
the charge preferred against him
and the date of the trial had been
set.
New 4-Room Dn-ij-alow a r ,
.: New 4-r 00m bungalow, modern
'n every way; garage, paving.
laundry- trays, furnace etc.. $3250
Melvln Johnson. 320 U. S. Bank
bldg. Phone 637. ' ,' .
The case
irairmount hui iots ssoo , or
up. All sizes, facings etc Terms.
See this choice and choose yours
NOW. i Becke & Hendricks, 189
N. High street. !
M Company Vet Visits-
Louis Goldberg, member of old
Company M of Salem during the
World war, stopped In Salem yes
terday for a short time while on
His way with his wife to.Vancouv
er, B. C. He expects to be in this
city again In . about a week, : be
state. Ills home Is now In Los
Anseles, where he operates a drug
store. ; 1 h f .
Mrs. J. Walker Hart-
Mrs. Frank J. Walker, of ML
Ansel and G. M. Sniderhon of
Shaw were listed as having been
injured in- an accident reported to
the county sheriff yesterday by
Frank J. Walker, husband of the
Injured woman and driver of the
car. Extent or tne Injuries was
not listed in the report. The ac
cident occurred between the Walk
er car and one driven by Snider
hon on the Silverton road. -
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SAID 0T ALTERED
Senator McNary Not Insis
tent on Forms of Aid,
but .on Principle
By CHARLES L. McNARY
rn-attoa StaUa SwtUr frsm Oresoa)
Tom advices I have received
there appears ta be no appreciable
abatement of the. agitation for
iann renei legiaiatton since con-
legislation takes ls not important
so longas pur guide is the princi
ple that agriculture must be re
stored to its former place of equal
ity with industry, transportation1.
and labor; 1 . - r :-' :-
A satisfactory solution of the
problem involve the segregation
of the surplus beyond domestic re
quirements, its sale abroad, or Its
storage from times of surplus to
times of scarcity. .
witnesses and rough handling of
the treasury's plan to continue to
collect a tax from the thousands of
persons who buy new automobiles
enlivened today's tax bearings by
the : house ways and means com-;
wlttee. 'j': si -: i ,
Whllej Governor Green of Mich
igan was advocating repeal, of the
estate or inheritance tax. Repre
sentative Rainey, democrat, Illi
nois; Interrupted to ask it he knew
anything about a lobby seeking
such aetlon.i
The governor said he : did not.
and added: ; i
I paid my ' own expenses , to
Washington." '. - , -
I'm ! glad of that," snapped
Raiaey. "There's going to be an
investigation of who's supporting
that lobby."
I'm here at my own expense,"
reiterated the governor.
It's the most expensive lobby I
Know,- continued Rainey. "I pro
pose to ask that question of all
witnesses appearing on the estate
tax." ;
The committee tomorrow will
hear a group of witnesses on the
inheritance tax, including mem
bers here attending a - three day
session of the National Council of
State legislatures, which seeks
among other things, repeal of this
levy.
Governor Sorlie of North' Dako
ta, spoke briefly at the opening
session of the council, today, fa
voring repeal of the inheritance
tax. He said it was no lonirer
war measure, but was a regulatory
law. ;L; r
U Representative Rainey declared
after ; today's session of the ways
em and Victor of Arlington. Cali
fornia, Also survived by a broth
er B. K. Jenkins of Eugene, Ore
gon and a' brother and two sisters
in the east.
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ruwaaaxa
IS:- . Waldren
: William Waldren, November 5,
aged 79 years, at his late residence
at 1 Salem.: Ore., recently of Port
land.; Survived by " his wldaw.
Ainuat waiaren, ana one
Ray Q.. of Silverton.. The
son,
serv-
When there ls a domestic sur-Jices will be held In the Methodist
plus of any product, it la elemen
tary economic law that the price
df the surplus fixes the price of
the entire production. , ' T
From the foundation of the na
tion this country has produced a
surplus of basic agricultural com
modities. Before the World war
this situation did not Injuriously
effect agriculture because the
world level of prices was compar
able to our own. Slace the war.
and as a result thereof, the mar
kets of the world have been de
pressed and demoralized until the
farmers cannot sell their products
at world price levels.
When the farmers tre protected
against ; ruinously competitive
Trultis Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Trultt of
Prosser, Wash., are house guests
of Mr. Truitt's aunt and uncle. Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Basey. Mr. Trultt
spent his childhood in Salem and
vicinity, being the son of Judge
Warren Trultt, who is now living
at Moscow, Idaho.
Meeting Time Changed
The meeting of the Woman's
society of the First Baptist church
will hold a meeting on Wednesday
at 2:30 p. m., a.t the home of Mrs.
W. F. Foster, 1045 North, Fifth
street. The meeting was to have
been held on Friday but "the date
has been 'changed due to the fact
that Friday, is Armistice day. .
Five Acres ' l
Five acres, east on: paved road.
$1575. $25 down. W. H. Grab-
enhorst & Co., 134 S. Liberty
street. .si ; ' . :
Hurt la Collision f :
Miss Dora Gillinga and Miss
Mary Cary received slight injuries
Officers saldKeBterda3r when the car they were
tiding in collided with a car at
the corner of South; Liberty and
Miller streets with ? another car
driven by Wilson Gllett. 2678 Lee
street. William Hastings, 1605 S.
High street was the driver of the
other car. . . f:
Distinctly .Correct
Footwear
For-'
Men
Boys
For
Women
Girl
rsj
John J. Rottle
Expert hoe fitters
State-St,
Episcopal church, Silverton, Ore"
Tueoday. November 8. at 3:30 p.
m. Interment Silverton cemetery.
Jack & Ekman, morticians. Silver-
ton, Qre., In charge of arrange
ments. . '
HEMSTITCHING
f, t and 10 eenta per yard. Also
button, stamping and pleatlag.
ANNA H. ERUEGER
Over Miller's ; Telephone 117
FOR SALE OR RENT
Three acres close in on paved
highway ' with modern house,
F. L. Wood, 341 State St.
For SaU
For Rent
Cleaning
Ribbons
Special rental
ratea to Student
Phone 866
841 H. Com'l St.
Victor Adding Machine Serrico
C. M. LOCKWOOD
Casey's Guaranteed
RHEUMATISM REMEDY
Money refunded if it does not
- cure your case
KELSON A HUNT, Druggists
Cor. Court and Liberty TeL 7
1027 FRKU W ALLPAa'EK - w
SAMPLE BOOKSr.: .
Call, phone or write; '
MAX O. BURUN
179 N. Commercial " r Salem
FOR - I
DECORATIONS
- ; See
C F. BRETTHAUPT
Telephone 280 513 State BL
Wanted . Erperlenced v
' Beauty operator to .lease space
for beauty shop in connection with
barber shop. Ground floor; good
location. See W. M. Garner.-! 5 3
iSouth High. j : . 1
YICK SO-HERB CO.
J. H. LEOXG, Mgr.
4?5
Our life's work has
been rpent la studying
the healing properties
of Chinese herbs and
now dily . we", relieve
those suffering from
stomach, liver and kid
ney trouble, rheuma
tism and gall stone
T Also disorders of men,
.womeaand; children.' ; j '1
Free Consultation Call or Write
Open A. M. to 8 P. L -.
420 State St., Salem, Oregon :
" Ladles, wool dresses cleaned
and pressed, $1.00 up. Men'a
and Ladies" suits cleaned and
pressed, $1.00.
VARLEY CLEANERS
. Over Bnsfcls
ELECTRIC MOTORS
Rewound and Repaired, New
4 or Used Motors
3
YIBIJERTr& TODD
Tl.iniTJ Ulectrical
191 South Hib. , Tel. 2112
Kantleek
Baby
Hot Water Bottles
You save because It is the
very finest quality ' Hot
Water Bottle ever sold at
the price. : " J
You are safe because It
won't leak it's made la
one piece,, no s e a m s,
splices or patches.
Made just as strong as the -
larger sizes. . , , ?
One Pint Size '
01.25
Pcrry'c Dru z Sicro
115 S- CcErtil
MT. CREST ABBEY
MAUSOLEUM :
VAULT ENTOMBMENT
LLOYD T. RIGDON, Mngr.
TERWILLIGERS
Perfect Faneral Service
- For Less .
Licensed Lady Mortician
770 Chemeketa Street
Telephone 734
NOT BUSINESS
But Service in its Truest
and Finest Sense performed
with Understanding and
- Reverence "
Webb's Funeral Parlors
Telephone 120
-Big-.AUCTI0K
velour
at
F. N. WOODRY'S '
Auction Market
1610 N. Summer St.
Wed. Nite
7 P. LI; Sharp
New furniture includi'n
1. new 32 piece set Ea
. varia. China dishes
l..nevr Jacquard velour
davenport
l..new Jacquard
chair to natch
l..Axrainster rujr &JSx
10.6
1 Walnut hbrary diner
lWalnut China cabinet
; r book ease - .
S beds, springs & ctat-
tresses.
2 WL rnckera. veloar
seats.
New linoleum rtrgs, all
sizes
New linoleum remnants
New wool bed blankets
and robes
New rayon bed spread
1 set andirons and tons?
1 EL bridge lamp
1 EI. Hoover Fweeper,
like new
1 large kitchen cabinet
da.idy
2 good heaters
1 eed baby carriage
I Lare 4-burner oil stove
with range back
1 2-btrner oil stove l
4 rockers - . ' p
2 ext. tables. 6 chairs
1 oak and' leather duo- 4
--fold :r : ' J
I large door, d or mats, j
pails, axe, cluld's tri-
cycle, utencils, dishes,
- apples, potatoes, etc
Cash paid for used
Furnittiro
' ' Phone 511
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
Ten Years Practice In
Salem
Phone C25
Dr. L. R. Bnrdcttc
Optometrist
401 First National Bank Bldg.
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
Established 1863
, General Banking: Business '
Office Hours from 1& a. m. to 3 p. m.
Let Kennell-Ellis
Make Your View and Commercial
Pictures, Any Time, Any Place
' . . , -V..i s
Old Photographs Copied
Often you want old photographs reproduced,1 but. fear entrust
ing them to strangers.
Our reputation assures- the safety : and proper care of your
picture, which we will copy, enlarge, frame or hand color at
a price lower than the unknown agent can offer. - .
Kennell-Ellis Studio
429 Oregon Bldg.
TRANSFER tzl STORAG
- Long and Short Distance Haullns
Public and Private Storage
- Fireproof Building
GRALNi FEED and S:
V Free Delivery to any part of the city
Quotalicris cn Application
Farmers
PAUL TRAGLIO, Pre?.
Day Telephone 2S Niht
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