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The New OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon Friday Morning, August 91, 19S8
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Local News Briefs
Mr;- Landers Here Mrs. J. S.
Landers ol Monmouth u a Sa
lem visitor Thursday.
Builds Small Garage Mrs. XL
C. Staser took oat s building per
U Thursday to erect a garage
coaling 1100 at 2110 Trade street.
' fidcnnu ni Lyle Rains, city
salesman for the local branch ot
the Pacific Fruit , and Produce
company, is baring an enforced
vacation, dne to illness.
Plan Repairs- George Wateri
cook, oat a. building permit Thurs
day for repair of a stare building
t HI South Commercial street,
t a cost of fsOO.
Erect Dwelling Willis Schlete-
nar Is nlanninr io baild a real'
iImm mttar ISfiO it 112 Elec
ta ie street, according to a build-
tig permit issued Thursday.
Visits 8eetU Joy Turner Mo
eel Is In Seattle visiting ber broth
er and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Turner, and ia also studying
sdraneed music at the University
of Washington.
. Cte Planned Q. B. Walsh
rcceired a permit from the city
'recorder's office Thursday to erect
a garage costing 1225 at 1947
Saginaw street. J. R. Smith will
hare charge of construction.
Here From Valaeta Mrs. Grace
Wickiund and Mrs. Ida Patten of
alsets were Salem rlsitors yes-
Urday.i registering at the New
fxtlem. ,
Stop On Way South The Rer.
and Mrs. J. E. Jackson and son
and daughter of Hayward, Calif.,
s opped in Salem last night while
euroute. to the south from a raca
tion spent at Yancourer, B. C.
Bend Men Here S. E. Roberts
and J. H. Loomis were registered
at the Marion yesterday from
Lend.
Daughter Arrive Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Speaker of this city are
parents of a nine-pound girl born
I Thursday morning at the Bunga
low Maternity hospital.
Roy to Smith Robert Bruce
is the brand new boy born yester
iday at the Deaconess hospital to
; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford P. Smith of
"Salem route four. '
Major Operation Mrs. E. T.
Hamer of Salem route two under
went a major operataion at the
Deaconess hospital yesterday af
ternoon and Is recorerTng nicely,
hospital attendants report.
Bridges Inspected County
Roadmaster Culver and Prank
Johnson, his deputy, yesterday
made a tour ot Siarion county to
inspect a number of county
bridges.
Estate Worth" f35 Inven
tory and appraisement filed yes
terday ta p (that In the matter of
the estate of the' late Jacob Hen
ry Hudel. estimates the ralue of
the estate at S5995.
Pitt Resmd Over William
Pitts.'accused of stealing a motor
cycle, was yesterday ordered held
to . mmA tnrr on n. rraad lar-
csny chargs when he appeared be-
lar Justice at the Fence a mail.
T.lnm aw.. Paul Hendrkka.
irwal realtor, has been confined to
Ms bed the past few days as the
will probably be back in thofftee
after Labor day. ;- -
vram ri ? Mrs. Robert
Lund bom and daughter, Grace, of
Greaham. are spending sererai
dm with Un Alta. M. Gentrr. li
brarian of Kimball School of
Theology.
Son Born Here A son was born
Thursday afternoon to Mr. and
if 8 R. nodes. 295 North 23rd
street.' at the Salem General hos
pital yesterday. Dodge is an em
ploye of the Valley Motor com
pany. Reefer- Goes South Royal Kee
fr. who craduated from Willam
ette university with the class of
1928. leares today lor Kirersuxe.
California, where he will work
with a brother in landscape gar
dening Later he will continue
work for a masters degree.
New Professor Here Dr. G. W.
Prescott, who will teach biology
at Willamette unirersity in the
absence of Professor Morton E.
Peck, arrired yesterday from
Iowa.
Lights Defective R. A. Fraser,
286 South 16th street; J. M. Bild
win, 2120 Owen street, and. R. V.
Bates, .1250 Nebraska arenue,
were arrested Thursday night on
charges of operating automobiles
with improper lights.
Roadster Stolen C. R. Wilson,
1210 North 17 th strget, reported
to the police Thursday night that
his Ford roadster, license number
179-871. had been stolen between
1:30 and 3 o'clock that afternoon
from in front of his residence. It
has a removable delivery body,
and is painted cream color.
Picnic Labor Day A picnic for
the First Presbyterian church con
gregation, sponsored by the Sun
day school, will be held Labor day
at Mehama. This wooded area
was giren to the church some time
sgo by Miss Anna Stout of Me
hama and this Is the first time the
congregation will hare risited it.
Members and their families will
meet at the church Monday morn
ing at 9:30 o'clock. There will
be conveyance for all those who
have no means ot their own to go.
Miss Johnson Returns M Iss
Leila Johnson and - her mother
hare returned to Salem after an
extended trip in the east. Miss
Johnson is manager of Lausanne
Hall at Willamette unirersity.
Dean Erjckson Home Dean
Frank M. Erickson of Willamette
unirersity, and Mrs. Erickson re
turned yesterday from a three
weeks' trip into southern Oregon
and California.
Vfove to Salem Mr. and Mrs.
William Addison, formerly of In.
dependence, hare moved to Salem
and are now living at 860 North
Church street, the former home of
Horace Sykes. who now lires In
Seattle.
Popes Plan Trip Carl T. Pope,
well known Salem attorney with
offices in the Masonic building,
accompanied by Mrs. Pope, will
leave this morning for a trip to
Canada. They plan to be gone
about two weeks. Mr. Pope will
combine business with pleasure,
ss they will motor to sererai
Washington cities where he has
clients, taking a. steamer from Se
attle for Yancourer, B. ..
Enters T. W. C. A. Work Miss
Louise Nunn. a graduate ot Will
amette . unirersity in the class ot
1928, recently received an ap
pointment as girls' secretary in
the Y. W. C. A. at Baker, Oregon.
After a brief risit with her par
ents in Salem, she will go to Ba
ker early in September to take up
her work.
MT. CHEST ABBEY
MAUSOLEUM
VAULT ENTOMBMENT
LLOYD T. RIGDON. Magr.
DOG HOTEL
Gire your dor a vacation too.
Leave him with us.
Pet-land Boarding Kennels
JC B. FLAKE, Prop.
Pacific Highway M mile
North of Salem
$495
riHK TORIO rMtiag Ihm Wa la
tar year fluI efaawt raasar
Knaiattloi too.
Thompron-Glutsch Optical Co.
IIS K. Oaam'l St.
From Monror-OeIIa Bump,
who to principal- of the school at
Monitor, was a business visitor to
Salem Thursday.
Marion Teacher Here Miss
Mamie Bos track, principal ot the
school at Marion for the coming
year called at the county super
intendent's office yesterday.
Teacher In Town Miss Marie
Kibe was a visitor to Salem yes
terday and while here called at
the county school superintendent's
office. Miss Kins will be prin
cipal ot the Middle Grove school
this -yar.
From Pasadena Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Frederick of Pasadena, Cal
ifornia, have been visiting at the
home ot Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Pot
sal. Mrs. Frederick and Mrs. Pol-
sal are cousins. They are leaving
Salem today on the return to their
southern home.
Visiting Parents Glenn B. Ia
man Is here from Klamath Falls
spending some time at the home
of his father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C Inautu. "The visitor is
with the Stone Cash people's, store
at Chtlosum, north of Klamath
Palis.
To Return Today Miss Edna
Newberry, who ia employed with
the labor commission, is expected
home today from -her annual va
cation which she hasfceen spend
ing at v Yachats. Her sisters,
Gladys and Helen Newberry, visit
ed her at the coast over last week
end. ;. ,
Visiting Relatives L. S. Bra Or
nan and wife of Rainier, have
been visiting several days at the
home of her brother-in-law and
slater. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Wood,
and with two other sisters ot Mrs.
Brannan, Mrs. W. C. Heisy and
Mrs. C. W. Moore This is the first
visit of the northern people in Sa
lem for some time.
Paring Being Completed The
county paring program for the
present year will be finished with
in the next two weeks, It . Was
stated yesterday by the Marion
county court. Nearly 13 miles of
hard surface will have been put
down during the season, the long
est stretch being five miles be
tween Sublimity and Downing's
place.
Going to Convention Captain
T. A. Brown, of the state automo
bile department, will accompany
Col. Carl Abrams to Astoria to at
tend the annual convention ot the
Oregon Reserve Officers1, associa
tion ; there Saturday. . They will
leave for the coast tonight, return
lag Sunday.
CLEVERLY MM
By ROZELLA BUNCH
"The Patsy- the play presented
Thursdar nixht at the' Ehrmore
Theatre by ths Manhattan' player
Was received by a packed house
with , more than " the ordinary
amoant of appreciation.
This is the delightful comedy
which, as a photoplay starring
Marion Davles, has enjoyed such
widespread popularity. Ths title
role, that, of the much abused
"kid sister Patricia, was taken
last night by Miss Grace Bentley.
Miss' Marie Miller took the- part
of the elder sister, the favorite
daughter of her mother, a char
acter interestingly portrayed by
Miss Florence Smith.
Lou' Dunn, the father. Is Pat
sy's champion whatever -the diffi
culties, which are numerous but
subject to happy solution.
Lonny Joy. as BUiy uiaveu
and William arise aa Tony Ander
son, are hath in nurssit of Grace.
who Is much engrossed Jn social
climbing. The interesting, chase is
enlivened when "the Patsy" enters
and follows a tew of her own
rules in the game of love.
Those who see "The Patsy" to
nlrht mar exnect to -lauzh at a
good many situations but partic-
. .sa a a.
ularly over Grace s tin wiin me
telephone operator. Her evening
nt Bnrni and wrau of rose velvet
perhaps added to the unpleasant-
nn nf OraCS'S OiSDOSUlOn.
to be a practice with the Manhat
tan - Company, which has won a
distinct place for itself ia Salem,
to distribute this responsibility
among its leading 'actors.
' More clever repartee-takes place
In this' comedy, shown again at
the JSlainore tonight, than in any
other three nets that we can bring
to mind. .
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outlet, farther north," she stated
"T Aid them at the time that they
ought to run the pipoina the wa
ter instead or Just on sns Dana,
and they said they would do that
the next year." That was seven
years ago.
CMy Procrastinate
The gist of the attitude taken
by city authorities who have the
matter under consideration is that
expenditures to Improve present
sewer outlets would not be eco
nomical in view of the new sew
age system which, is to ,bs built
within the next few years. The
Hickory street line, for example.
would have to be extended some
COO feet to reach running water,
most of the extension being under
the water's surface.
Ths Center -street sewer is
about three inches under water, it
was found yesterday. The states
sewer, s tew rods north. Is In
about the same condition.
Paris no longer set the style of
dress in this country. The French
are "not it" with us. We are go
ing back to the Garden of Eden
tor our style. Forest Grove News
Times.
Too Late To Classify
Office
Of Dr. O. L. Scott closed all day
Saturdsy and Monday.
Furniture Upholsterer
And repairing. Glese-Powers
Furniture Co.
Why Not Go Oert to Woodland
Park and picnic The park is
beautiful and the water fine.
The play was presented Iastjj picnic and Water
night by William Farias. It seems Conte8ts at RIverdale. Marion
County's only up-river swimming
resort.
Will Mrs. McManeme .
Daughter of Mr. Roy Dilly
please get In touch with the Salem
Associated Charities, teL 1645 as
her father is very ilL
FIND IT HERE
Supervisor Returns Miss Car
Iotta Crowley, elementary supervi
sor for the nine Salem schools, is
again in Salem and yesterday
spent a short while at her office
in the senior high school build
ing.. Miss Crowley has been away
on leave to study at Peabody In
stitute, Nashville, Tenn., and la
ter at Columbia unirersity. New
York. She has taken an apart
ment at 1580 Center street.
CASEY'S rheumatism and
. neuritis remedy; specially
effective .in all rheumatic,
f and -' neuritis' conditions, '
r . asthma, Bay fever, drop--sy,
gout; reduces pain and'
swelling through direct
action on the stomach,
liver and kidners: 11.60
. bottle; guaranteed by
Nelson & Hunt Drag Co.
Corner Liberty & Court
Telephone 7
Office Phone 125.
Res. 20 1
Dr. F. Don Baylor
Osteopathic Physician and Sur
geon, General Surgery and
Obstetrics
Offices S04 Oregon Bldg. -
- ELECTRIC MOTORS
Rewound and Repaired, New
er Used Moter
i Y1BBERT & TODD
, xnings Kinctncat
lot South High . TeL Silly
CASH BUYERS
. Peppermint Oil
, and Cascara Bark
W. J. LAKE CO
Board of Trade Bldg Portland
Oregon -
Oar Salem Representative of
v H. STELNBOCK
Capitol Bargain House
145 Center St. Phone S9
Old Time Dance Mellow Moon
Friday night. Good time for
everybody.
Dollar Dinner
Every night 5:30 to S at the
Marion hotel.
Old Time Dance Crystal Garden
Every Wednesday and Saturday
night.
Your Photo Free At
Mellow Moon Come.
Dance At MeHow Moon
Saturday nlte 50e and 25c
Inexpensive Gift of AH Kinds
In our gift shop. Pomeroy it
Keene.
$3000 to Loan On City
Property. 451 Court St.
Alberta Peaches S1.50 Bushel.
J. P.. Bressler Orchard. Phone
7F2.
Opening Hop Pickers Dance
I At Kent! Hall Sat. nite,.Dwiht
Jonnson s popular band.
John J. Rottle
- 415 State St.
Elxpert Shoe Fitter
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AND "M"
CANTILEVER
FOOTWEAR
FURNISHED house. Also mod
ern apis., furnished. 1421 N.
Church St.
WANTED to buy large or small
Quantities ot sound ripe apples foe
eider and rinegar. . Gregory Cider
Works, West Salem. Phone 2574 J.
SATS
We hare n 1027 Pontlac Sedan
well equipped, has -85 new
rubber, and n car that looks
and runs like new for $725.
Class of Court St.
Christian church are sponsor
ing an ice cream social on the
lawn of the parsonage 144 S. 19th
St., Friday evening, Aug. 31st, 5
to 9:30.
Special Communication
At Masonic Temple,
Friday. Aue. 31st at
1:00 o'clock to conduct)
the funeral services of
(inr de(Mued brother.
Chas. Ev 6peaker. By order C. S.
Pratt, W. M.
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FARMERS DAY
1:30 P.M.
at
Auction Mfisrket
, . 1610 N. Summer St.
2 year old Jersey heifer; 1 year old Jersey boll; 2 young
aows; 7 pigs, 9 weeks old; 1 feed roller; 1 disc sulky
plow; 1 orchard plow; 2 14-in. walking plows ;1 spring
tooth harrow; 1 drag harrow; 3 2-horse cultivators; 2 l
horse cult Ira tors; 1 Acme harrow 1 grain drill; 2 Em
pire cream separators; 1 set plow harness; 14 orchard
ladders; 2 orchard discs; 1 box of good carpenter tools;
1 Meiter saw; water tank; 3 nearly new horse collars;
chnrns; a lot of all kinds of tools; mail boxes; oil Unks;
tables; cabinets; bed springs and mattresses; linoleum;
home canned fruit; sacks; tubs; utensils; dishes;
chairs; rockers, 6-hole range, house paint, Spar Tar
nish; etc.
TERMS CASH
If you have anything to sell bring it in.
Cash paid for Used Furniture
Phone 511
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-Ths lloas That Service ItaiU
"In union there is
strength" - and di- ,
versified ability.
That's why dentists
using the E. R. Par
ker system are suc
cessful. We diagnose
and- estimate costs
FREE!
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STATB AND
LIBERTY STS.
Salem, Oregon
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Former Guarantee 12,000Milw
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PEANUT
"BRITTLE
Fresh Stock Made in San
Francisco, Calif.
This sells regular at 35c lb.
Special For Saturday Only
22c a lb.
or -Two lbs.' for 40c
Sold by the lb, only at
this price .
Sold only at
Schaefer's '
The original Candy Special and
Yellow Front Drag Store
M SSS If. ComT. St. . '
" . Phone 197 '
- Peaslar Arncy . .
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San Francisco
Sacramento and Oakland
; Los Angeles $19
Big sarincs bow to California
point. DrLaxe trpe Pickwick
coaches. Drpartnres dally at
l:SO and 10:lO sun.; 3:10 and
T:SO
Two Dally Schedules East. Low
rare to Salt Lake City, Dea
rer. Kansas City. St. Loni. Chi
cago, New York City..
' Piclrvvick Stages
ago ovoqd foiI ws
Xjnmmty academy
Tkauts roa CsAascrsa
A son aaetarlaa boardlas aa4
Say school for Soya. Harh
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Portland, Oregon
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Dries
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(p n no time
;SH fiirnirare
Aid woodwork
ready for use in a few -
hours! No longmuss or
waiting for jobs to dry. .
WatepSoaii?
L&cauer
Verntsh taf Enamol
cooks readytonse in beau
tiful rich colors. Let ns
riernoristraia at this store.
TTD
Sensitive
It goes where it is invited
and '
.Stays where it is well treated
Redly a pretty line of Pumps, Straps and Ties
in new fcU slippers at
$4.85
-We invite yon to the
Shoe Store
331 State St.
We Guarantee
what others promise
Don't huyu conversation
buy rrtileage definite and
assured-
Before you buy your next tire, make sure
what protection you get, what assurance
you have that the tire will deliver the full
mileage you expect.
Find out whether the seller is trying to set you
to accept a so-called "standard warranty" or
- "tire insurance plan" or whether he is willing to
hack his tire with a plain, legal, written guar
antee that will gire you a definite number of
miles of honest road serrice.
No matter what anybody says
NOTHING CAN TAKE THE PLACE OP
A MILEAGE GUARANTEE
When yon buy "Rirersidcs" you actually buy a
definite number of mile, for after all it's mile
age yoa want for the dollars yon spend, after th
tire are on roar car.
Yon cant lose on "RIVERSIDES for they are
UNOONDTTIOXAIXY GUARANTEED to de
liver 10,000 mile -and no less.
READ THIS
UNCONDITIONAL - GUARANTEE
We guarantee Riverside Tires for 10,000
miles of satisfactory service under Alii
conditions. There are no "ifs" or "but"
no time limit about this guarantee. Yoa
are the Judge. Unless yoa receire this
serrice, we will replace your tire with a
brand new Rirerside, charging yon only
for the actual mileage yoa receired or re
pair the tire free of charge. Brown ,
"Moulded Circle" Tabes Guaranteed for
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The tire with improred "GREATER-SAFETY"
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RIVERSIDES ARE UNCONDITIONALLY QUAR
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Don't pay more than low -Rirerside prices unless v
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RVERSIDE FULL OVERSIZE BALLOON CORDS
- Size
Guaranteed for Price
15,000 Miles S 6.79
Riverside Prices Lowest
Ward's, the largest direct to consum
er tire dealer has, FIRST, rock-bottom
production cost; SECOND, no
burdensome expense selling through
middlemen; THIRD, only one smsll
profit added to first factory cost;
FOURTH, yoa sare the difference.
I ' Above AH
Rirersldls are backed by a reputa
tion of 56 years standing, with writ
ten guarantee that assures you
Most miles for your money, any one,
anywhere, erer offered.
30 Days Trial-Offer
.TryRirerside on out 10 days' trial
offer. Put them on your car right
now v
.Easy Payments
If you care to Pay-as-yon-Ride, add
10 to our new low direct to user
price, , on purchases of tires and
Wes of or orer. ,
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: Gabriel Powder
& Supply Co.
Corner Capitol and Union
Telephone 2248 728
; ' Established 1868 " : . ' ;
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
- Office Honrs from 10 a. m. to 3 p. en. ; -
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More Power Longer Life Tet
Cost Less.- 1.000.000 satisfied
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Standard 11 -plate Rirerside. Guar,
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