THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON, SUNDAY HORNING DECEMBER 4,-1927
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BY J. H. WILLETT
I VlCUt. IF YOU RE LOOKING "FOR. TTTiX
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You'll find : what you're looking for IIERE 1 You'll find a degree of
politer.ess and helpfulness that will give, you an insight into our growing
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L OCAL NE WS BRIEFS.
Fivrnionnt I fill Hoiuew Lot Two More Dwellings Nature Club To Meet
Thre sew homes for sale, S5,- Melrln Johnson, local- real es- 'The Salem nature club will hold
30 ta $12,500.' Unusual buys in tate dealer, yesterday . took put alts next meeting- Monday evening
extra large lots. A 7$ x 159 view
with trees, cut from $4000 to $3,
Anoher Jarge 100 by 150 Cor
ner with treea and viewfor $2,
600. We hare 5t Jots en bill to
choose from. Some 'are excellent
bs. Dece & Ilen&ricks, 189 N.
Il&h Street,. . '
Special Sale Of
Overcoats and blankets.
Kay Woolen Mill Co,
Thos.
Ono of the Best Farm Bays-
la Willamette valley. 245 acres
200 cultivated. No. 1 level land
with . market road running through
the place for only $60 per 'acre.
One-half cash to close estate. Bar
ber & Bond, 200 Gray Bldg.
permit to build two residences at
a cost of $3000 each. One will be
built at 205 N. 4th street and the
other at 2020 N. 4th. riarham
Bros, are the contractors.
Ladies' Haircut Appointments-
Elite Beauty Shoppe, oyer the
Gray Belle. - Phone" 914.
Salem's Real Old Time Dance
Crystal ardGen every Saturday.
Small Home Best Buy 3 Lata
Paving paid. TotaT"now $2100
cash. See. at 8 'JO N. 22nd. Becke
& Hendricks, 189 N. High street.
Portland Couple Marry
' Cecil R. Carter, 30, and Mrs.
E1U M. Hess, 28. both of Portland,
were yesterday Issued a marriage
license from the office of the Mar
lon county clerk. r .
Day Christmas Merchandise v
Now, during sale., Moore's Mu
sic House.
Jl Acres Pacific Highway
South, close to Salem. 10 acres
"In strawberries and fruit excel
lent land small fair buildings-
good well. For sale $5000 Reas
onable terms. Low Interest. Quick
possession. Would take clear Sa
lem property up to $2500. Becke
A Hendricks. 188 N. High Street
Truck Operators Cited :
Officials 1 f the Associated
Truck Line, with headquarters in
Roseburg.j and the Jackson Truck
Line, with offices in Portland,
have been cited to appear before
the public service commission here
December 1 I2 and show cause why
their permits to operate should
not be cancelled. It was said that
these truck lines have failed to
file their monthly reports and re
mit their ! license fees.
Roadster Stolen
Robert D. Pence. , of Rlckreall,
narked : his 1 Ford roadster on
Church street last night between
Ferry and State. : Then he took
; his wlfs to. a show. When they
came back the car was gone and
now the police are looking for It
The aceus number is 111.488.
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Buy Christmas' Merchandise
Now., during sale. Moore's Mu
sic House. .
Special Sale Of
Overcoats and blankets.
Kay Woolen Mai Co. ,
Thos.
Wanted r-'V
Good sized prune orchard fully
equipped, around $40,000 to ex
change for paying Portland In
come. Barber & Bond, 200 Gray
Bidg. .;
License Issued
Emory L Meeks, 22. was yes
terday granted a license from the
county clerk's office to marry
Anna J. St. Clair, 2$. Both are
Salem residents.
Special Sale Of
Overcoats and blankets.
Kay Voolen Mill Co.
Thos
Passenger Flights Today
All day today. New planes, li
censed pilots. Fairgrounds.
The Bell Ringers
Swedish-American Bell Orches
tra at First Congregational church
Monday; night; matinee for call
dren 4:16.
Ladles'. Hair Cutting
By appointment. Elite Beauty
Shoppe. phone 914.
8 Oregon Pulp and Paper
Preferred. Limited amount for
sale. Hawkins and Roberts. Phone
1427. e
at the YMCA.
Crystal Garden, Wed., ; Deo. 7,
Novelties Turkey prizes. Come.
First Holiday Season Dance -
Dad Watson real old time dance.
Crystal Garden, k Wedi, Dee. : ; 7.
Novelties -Turkey prices. Come.
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The Bell Ringers !
Swedish-American Bell Orches
tra at First Congregational church
Monday night; matinee for chil
dren 4:15. ' ! :
The Bell Ringer a
Swedish-American Ben Orches
tra at First Congregational church
Monday night; matinee for chil
dren 4:15. : f j
Stage Operator Complains
II. II. Hixson, operating the Ver
nonia Stage Line, has complained
to the public service commission
that the Sixth Street i Stage Ter
minal company and the Oregon
Auto Stage Terminal company,
hare refused to provide him with
terminal facilities in Portland. Mr.
Hixson has requested an order
from the public service commis
sion making these facilities avail
able. t : -
Saxophone Specials I
For Christmas. At Moore's Mu
sic House.
Trade Tour Piano I
On an all electric Radio. Salem
Music Co 355 North High St.
Order New, Christmas Delivery-
Fernery $4.00 and up. "' Chil
dren's rockers $4.00 and up. Jar
dinieres, j Baskets, Chairs. Etc
Open evenings, r Salem Wicker
Mfg. Co., 2218 State. Phone 2230.
I'll'
Well man To Start Business-
Yesterday's Statesman, In an ar
ticle relative to the places of busi
ness that would open for business
in the new public market building,
listed the Central Pharmacy as one
that would open a drug store. This
was incorrect. Mr. Carl Wellman,
who is now , an J employee of the
Central Pharmacy, is the man who
will open the drug store there, but
It wil have no connection with the
Central Pharmacy. The Statesman
is pleased to make this correction
Special Sale Of
Overcoats and blankets.
Kay Woolen Mill Co. ' :
Thos.
Acquire New Planed-
Pacific Airways, . local aviation
company, has acquired s ne w
Waco 10 plane, with in .90 horse
power 0X5 engine. A new stu
dent ziyer wno has just com
menced taking Instruction Is Pete
Johnson, of the Eof f Electric com
pany. . i .
Tickets on Sale at Pattons
For Swedish American
Ringers. j
Bell
First Congregational church,
Swedish American Bell Ringers
December 5tb, 7:30 p. m.
Leaves For East- ; i -
Jesse Walker, a graduate of O.
A. Cleft Salem Friday night for
Washington, D. C, where he has
secured a" position.
Kimball Pianos for Christmas
During sale at Moore's. ,
Trade Your old Piano
In on a new grand. The largest
stock In Salem. Big sale on. Salem
Music Co.. 355 N. High St.
Baby Girl Born ,,
A baby girl was born yesterday
to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Heenan.
845 Belmont street.
Kimball Pianos for Christmas
During sale at Moore's. .
5 tO Portable Phonograph $25
$3 down. $ 3 . s xoonth, Salem
Music Co., 355 North High St.
Cliildren's Hair Cutting 25c
1084 Oak street, between Capi
tol and University. Eugene T.
Prescott. '"'j '
blocks oft paved lughwny.
easily keep tiro et three
nnd hundreds ftf e Jcril.
' $2,000-
. For this 27 acres only five
miles from Salem.' - Spring
water, lots of fruit, good pas
ture and plenty et timber. Only
rive
Will
cows
Let us tell yon about !t
$3,600 v
This 2 9-aere - tract only two
miles frotn the city Malta 0t
Salem. Ftre-roem house. gOd,
large barn, electrio Ugtta, all
in cultivation, an feno Pay
us $600 caai and rt &27
terra oa the talaaoo.
. U. S. REALTY CO.
443 Ctate Tzl.
New Fine Home Price Cut-
Double garage and all modern
features Including extra plumbing,
tiled bath; etc Terms. See at 248
W. Superiod. Immediate posses
sion. From $7500 to $6900. Pav
ings paid.' Becke "& Hendricks,
189 N. High street.
Refused For Second Time .
Not satisfied with the outcome
of a committee's visit to the coun
ty court last week in an effort to
have the 1926 tax levy against
banks : reduced. , Keith Powell.
Wbodburn banker appealed again
to the county court yesterday at
least to .waive the penalty if the
banks did not pay their, 1926 taxes
by December 5. - The request was
refused by the court.
Bazaar Tuesday Dec. 6th
.Knight Memorial Church 19th
& Ferry ,
Saxophone Specials ' "
For Christmas. At Moore's Mu
sle House.
Five Used Pianos Only $6 a
Month. . Salem Musle Co.,
N. High St.
355
Hewitt To Speak
' Dean Roy R. Hewitt of .the Wil
lamette law school will address the
young men's dinner at the YMCA
Tuesday eveninr. taking as his
subleot, TThe opposite sex, friend
enemy or Tictlm." Mr. Hewitt 4is
delivered this address on number
oloeeasions before.'
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Bla Grand 'Sale
$675 Grand.', $485. $950 Grand
$635. Easy terms.- Salem Music
Co., 855 N. High St,
Persons i Having Work Done
By Mrs. Clark please call 522
First Class
Local Income property will ac
cept trade to $25,000, as down
payment. Box 62 Statesman.
Imported Roller Canaries
(Sure we'll hold 'em till Xmas
Petland, 273 State.
Hear the Zenith it i
All electric Radio! before you
buy any radio. Easy terms. Salem
Music Co., 855 N. High St. i
Expert Work done at tne :
Modern Marinello where all op
erators are graduate : nurses. 206
Masonle Temple.
Brownsville Woman Dies-
Mrs. J. M. Munkers, 73 years
old, died at Brownsville at 2:30
o'clock Saturday afternoon. : Bur
ial services will be 'held at the
IOOF cemetery in Salem today at
2 p. m. Mrs. Munkers is survived
by two brothers, Ben Gesner of
Salem and Dr. Van pesner of At
Itagton. Ore.; two sisters, Mrs. T.
C. Davidson of Salem and Mrs
Sarah Gerowe of Portland ; :i two
sons, one daughterand two grand
children, i ' -;
fill f t r 1
ft -w&r'''"'
SAYS
Don't buy until you see our
late 1927 model Ford coupe,
lots of equipment, good rubber
and like new in every way.
Priced at $395.00.
1 Divorce Requested N ' "
vara. J. Coleman yesterday filed
suit in circuit court against Nettie
M. Coleman, asking legal separa
tion on the ground of desertion.
They were married at - Pasco,
Washington, on March 15. 1920.
He charges that she left him at
Bend on September 27, 1924. H
asks the custody of a minor child.
Myrtle Virginia Coleman.
urn
run
"The House That Service Bunt"
First Holiday Season Dance :
Dad Watson real old time dance.
For Rent
Modern Fairmount Hill home
$55. Immediate possession. Becke
& Hendricks, 189 N. High Street
WHERE TO
m
TODAY
ren, Wisconsin and a brother Joe
of Howard Lake. Minnesota. The
body is at the Webb Funeral Par
lors. Announcement of funeral
will be made later. '
Fined For Reverse .Turn-
Dennis Baas of Gerrals was
fined $2.50 in police court yes
terday for making a reverse, turn
at an Intersection where reverse
tnrns are prohibited.
Spot Light Stolen ' ' f f
Mrs. G. E. Lewis. 1180 N. Win
ter street,, reported to the police
yesterday, that someone had stolen
a spot -light from -her ear Friday
night while it was parked at Cot
tage and Court streQ
Dry Wood & Coal -
Salem Fuel Co. Phone 13; night
Goldfish
And bowls. Yep, we'll hold 'em
till Christmas. Flakes Petland, 273
State V
The Marinello System Is Noted
For its facials. A special .treat
ment for each abnormal skin con
dition. The Modern Marinello. 206
Musnni TltAr Phnnn E7K.
Gueete At Cionemlller Home-
Mrs. F. B. Cronemiller of Lake-
view, Ore., and Mrs. E. V. Orford
of Boise, Idaho, are guests at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Lynn F.
Cronemiller on South Winter
street.
Younk Talking Parrots
A pet for the whole family. Pet
land. 273 State. 4
Pi eesmaking-Ooate Remodeling
Christmas gifts for sale, Ella
Berry over Directors.-
For Lease-
Several downtown store rooms
W. H. Grkbenhorst ft Co. 134 S.
Liberty St
If It's Too Small -
Your house read on If 3 or
4 bed rooms, all large, large liv
ing and dining, large deep base
ment, large garage, Interests you
Read some more. We are finish
ing two good homes with large
furnaces with coils, electrio water
heaters. 1 dry, fireplaces, hard
wood etc We can sell complete
to occupy for $5500 with all par
ings paid In full. North In modern
home district Financed to. suit
Low interest. Becke ft Hendricks,
189 N. High Street
Patrol to be Discussed-
Patrol of forest lands in northern
Klamath county will be discussed
at a conference to be held here
Tuesday. The conference will be
attended by Jack F. Kimball of
the Klamath Forest Patrol associ
ation and officials of the forest
service. It is expected that J. H,
Haner of Bend, secretary of the
Walker Basin -Protective assocla
tion, also would attend.
Scalp Treatment that WH1
Grow hair. Shampoos that leave
the hair soft and lustrous. The
Modern Marinello, Phone 575.
Fada Six with Eliminator
Almost new. About half price.
Easy terms. Salem Music Co., 855
N. High St
Artificial Poinsettias for
Decorations. Adams -florist
Educated Canaries
. Come hear them sing. Petland
273 State: '
Furniture Upholsterer
And repairing. Giese-Powers
Furniture Co.
Notice-
Make all payments due the Mar
ion Auto Co. to F. N. Derby or
C. H. Morse at Room 227, Oregon
buildiag. Marion Automobile CO.,
phone 2820. . ,
Leaves For Los Angeles-
Miss Olga G. Hoffard, saleslady
for the. State Savings ft Loan As
sociation, left yesterday for Los
Angeles will return January L.
Cat Your Sunday Dinner .
At the Gray Belle.
Chicken Dinner-
Served all day at The Spa.
For Dinner This Evening
$1.25 dinner at the Marlon
hotel today.
O'Leary's'The New Restaurant-
Special chicken dinner.
Chicken Dinner at the Lunch Box
181 S. Liberty St Tables for
ladles. Open all day.
,
Special Dinner Today
And home made salads, state
Cafeteria. -,
Special Chicken Dinner
Today at Argo Restaurant.
Real Home Cooked Chicken-
Dinner at Home Restaurant. 50c.
imperial Lunch, 540 Ferry-
Good chicken dinner, 40c.
Quick Lunch, '78 S. Liberty
Good chicken dinner. 40c.
Betty Lou Luncheonette .
1236 State, chicken dinner, 60c
Nearly New $500 Kellogg
Radio, operates from light sock
et, for less than one half price
Phone 1823W.
Matinee for School Children-
Only Monday 4:15 p. m., 25c.
Acre Tract For Lease or Sale-
Close bus and school. Modern
house. Rent $20. Price $2750.
Terms like rent Immediate pos
session. South. Becke ft Hen
dricks, 189 N. High street.
ConkUn
Winona Conklin died at a local
hospital at the age of 17 this
morning. Her father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. ConkUn. and a
sister, Eleanor and brother, Ros-
coe. survive ner. runerai ser
vices will be held from tha Webb
Funeral Parlors Monday at 1:30
P. m.
OBITUARY
Allender
Chelan Dale Allender died at a
local hospital on December 3 at
tie age of 24 years. He Is sur
vived by his father and mother,
Mrs. J. W. Allender of Sa
lem, one brother Glenn of Seattle,
and two sisters, Mrs. Lucille Mc
Daniels of Seattle and Miss Ger
trude Allender of . Salem. The
body is at the Webb Funeral Par
lors. Announcement of' funeral
will be made later.
Thomas
Henry Thomas, age 84, died at
his residence, 2446 Hazel avenue.
December 1. ' He is survived by
his widow, Eunice, of Salem, and
son, Edgar, of Berkeley, Cal.
Funeral services will be held Mon-j
day morning from the Webb fun
eral parlor at 10 a, m., with Rev.
Hay ward in charge. ,
S1LVERT0N VOTES "NO"
SILVERTON. Ore.. Dec. . 3.
(Special) Despite' the fact that
schools are already overcrowded
and a "platoon system" may have
to be Invoked next February, the
voters of the Silverton school dis
trict today turned down two mea
sures designed to provide $38,000
tor construction of a new elemen
tary school building and an addi
tional to the Eugene Field build
ing. ;.-'
The measure for a special $19,
000 tax was defeated 324 to 214.
and that calling for a bond issue
of equal amount lost 323 to 218.
GILES ABANDONS FLIGHT
BKritish War Ace All "Hub
Down" at Thought of Hop
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3
AP) KDeclaring he was "run
down" and "all in." Captain
Frederick . Giles who planned a
San Francisco to New Zland
flight in the Hess biplane, Wanda,
announced late today that he
would abandon further attempts
to make the flight
His backer, W.-H. Rosewarne.
of Detroit, rill probably plan an
other pilot to make the attempt
glles eaid. The captain added
that he would take a long rest.
Pay Small Fines -
J. C. Kenick was fined $1 in
police court yesterday for making
a reverse turn at an intersection
where reverse turns are not al
lowed. Leo J. Zielinskf, of route
9, paid a ll fine for the same of
fense. J. A. Remington, R. J M.
Saunders and S. M. Earle paid $1
fines for overtime parking. Rudy
Calaba was fined $1 for not having
a light on his bicycle while riding
at night.
FLYER LANDS HONDURAS
Marine Aviator Complete
From Miami, Florida
Hop
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Dec. $
(AP) Major Brainard, piloting
a United States marine corps
menoplane which hopped off from
Miami, Fla., this morning landed
at Tela. Hondural, at 4:07 this
afternoon. BKcainard came down
safely and is expected to reach
Monagua Sunday.
GUARD TROPHY AWARDED
249th Coast Artillery Wins Silver
Trophy jfor Test :
PORTLAND, Or., Dec 3 (AP)
The 249th coast artillery. Ore
gon National guard, won the sil
ver trophy for xnODtliung : the
highest percentage of its author
izer strength at the time of thte
test mobilisation in November.
This was shown by a report on
the mobillgation issued by Bri
gadier General George A. White-,
a copy of which was received here
today. . :-. l ; .
See the New Style . ;
Gulbransens. The most beauti
ful piano in the world. Salem Mu
sic Co., 355 N. High St - ;
Passenger Flights Today :
All day today. New, planes, li
censed pilots, j Fairgrounds ;j
Oh Dad ; ..j- " '.; s K... 4 !'-"'-
Buy em a real live purp! (We'll
hold him till Xmas.) ; Petland; 273
state, -j ' ; r U-'
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'Tor BU
! Fee Rant
- L Cleaning
: 1 Ribbons ' -
Bpecial rental
'rate t Students
: ,Fhoae CSS
341 N. Com'l St.
"Tic tor Adding Mehin Serrlee
C M. LOCKWOOD
Boston Terrier Puppies
For
.Sale .
Champion '
M ales for
Service
DR. FRED
ELLIS
- Salem, '
Oregon
Champion If erty
,i King Jr.
TYPEWRITERS
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. STTirpSTaAVS ABPES8
All Xtkea CT4 Macttnes '
,- XAa SSt . 41 Coaxt Ct. .
Big Grand Sale. 9 875 Grand
9483. f 950 Grand f625.
Easy Terms
Salem Music Co
853 N. ifigh St '
QUICK COLD TABLETS
Guaranteed , to break up a
cold in 24 hours. H
NELSON HUNT, Druggists
Cor. Court and Liberty TeL 7
FOR SALE OR RENT
Three acres close in on paved
highway with modern house.
F. L. Wood, 341- State St
Distinctly Correct
Footwear
b,1
. : For i. : . Foe f
Men i , Women
Boys t ' Glrla
John J. Rottle
Expert Shoe Fitters
15 State St.
FOR
DECORATIONS
See j
C F. BBJOTHATJFT
Telephone S80 111 Bute Et
Ladies' wool dresses cleaned
and pressed, S1.00 up. Men's
and Ladies' suits cleaned and
pressed 1.00.
V ABLET CLEANERS
. Over Bwstcks '
ELECTRIC JIOTORS
Rewound and Repaired, New
" or Used Motors
. VIBBERT & TODD
" Things niectrical
191 South High' ' Tel. 2113
Our Suggestions for
a Gift or Prize
Cara Nome ;
Bath Salts
A popular package for
gift purpose.
A spoonful or two In
the bath softens ' the
wter and adds a de
lightful odor.
$1.50 J
PerryV Drug Store
115 S. Commercial
Henderson
Thomas Henderson died Decem
ber 3 at the residence, 1309 South
Liberty street, at the age of 72
years. He is survived by his wi
dow Adelaide, one son George of
Salem, two daughters. Mrs. H. H,
Chllson of Vancouver, Washing
ton, Mrs. R. A. Marriage of Bar
- MX. CREST ABBEY
MAUSOLEUM
VAULT ENTOMBMENT
LLOYD T. RIGDON, Mngr.
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EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
Ten Years Practice in
Salem
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Phone 625
Dr. L. It, Durdcttc
. . Optometrist
401 First National Bank Bids.
TERWILLIGERS
Perfect Funeral Service
For Lees
Licensed Lady Mortician
770 Chemcketa Street
Telephone 724 .
Human Service
Is the creed of our thor
oughly complete and mod
ern undertaking with every
refinement and facility for
the bereaved.
Webb Funeral
- Parlors
" Telephone ISO
PILES CURED
Wttlwrt eperaUoa or . less f tima.
DR. MARSHALL
.;: 829 OTesaxlds.
1027 FREW W ALLPArR '
. . SAMPLE BOOKS
Call, phone or write ,
MAX O. BUREN
170 N. Commercial Salem
ctii'sa Bi-!a'iiBimTOi:aa!ajiiuaui!(iiiiuiiiBiw mauiiw jrw
DISCREET
and dignified service with!
fsimple ; and reverent
3 tnougnuuiness lor an con-
fcerned. " ' -
.Webbs Funeral
' Parlors
Telepnone 120
YICK SO HERB CO.
... - JT. 1L LEOXG, Mgr.,
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Our life's 'Work has
been spent in studying
the healing properties
of ' Chinese herbs and
now daUy we relieve
those - suffering from
stomach, liver and kid
ney trouble, rheuma
tism and gall stone '
also disorders of men.
women and children.
Free Consultation Call or Write
Open 9 A. to 8 P. JL
420 State St, Salem, Orejron
LADD & BUSH, Banliers
Established 1863 v
j General Banking Business
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. ra. .
Let Kennell-Ellis
Make Your View and Commercial '
i Pictures, Any Time, Any Place '
Old Photographs Copied
Often yon want old photographs reproduced, but fear entrust
ing them to strangers.
Our reputation assures the safety, and proper care of your
picture, which we wUl copy, enlarge, frame or hand color at
a price lower than the unknown agent can offer.-
Kennell-Ellis Studio
420 Oregon Bldg. "
FRAN
Long and Short Distance Hauling
Public and Private Storage
Fireproof Building
GR AIN, FEED and SEE
Free Delivery to any part of the city.
QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION
Farmers Warehouse
PAUL TRAGLIO, Prop.
Day Telephone 28 Night Telephone 12G7-W
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