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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1927)
PAGE TEN PURVINE HOLDS LEGION SHOULD KEEP STATIONS Who Is supposed to be looking after the maintenance of the city comfort stations at High and State streets. The city council or the American legion? When Alderman Hal D. Pat ton last night asked the city council to provide $200 to clean up the rest rooms, Alderman Purvine objected, declaring that the American Legion and not the city were taking care pi the rest rooms. It was recalled that when the city council last winter was wrest ling with the budget problem and about to eliminate the band con certs and the comfort stations the Legion came to the rescue and offer ed to pay the expense. The city accepted the oner. PAVING FAVORED The street committee reported fav orably last night on the following street improvement petitions: Alley lh block 24, Maple avenue from South street to Church street, Mil ler from Saginaw to a point 200 feet south of Fail-mount, alley In block 2 of Watts addition, 20th street from Nebraska to D, North Church street from Highland to South, Jefferson from Winter to Capitol. The proposal of V. E. Stoliker to establish a' pool hall at 347 North High street did not coma to an issue last night, for Stoliker requested that his application for a license be witnarawn by the license commit' tee. This application was protest ed by city school Superintendent Hug and Principal J. C. Nelson of the high school on grounds that the location was too near the hiph scnooi. The sewer committee of the coun cil recommended favorably on peti tion for a sewer for blocks 3 and 4, Yew Park nddltton and the city en- giNeer was instructed to dra,v the necessary plans and specifications. The same committee recommended that the city cooperate in the drain age of the district south of Cross street and the report was adopted ZONE CHANGE VOTED A petition was received asking for the installation of a street light at locust and Fourth streets. The council adopted finding? of tne city planning commission rec ommending that lots 1, 2 and 3 In block 89 be Included In a class 3 in stead of a class 1 district. The following ordinance bills were given first and second reading lust night. To establish a grade on East Nob Hill street from Javis to Hoyt. Assessing the cost of improving Capitol street from Oak to Electric. Assessing the cost of Improving Division street from Front to Com mercial. Assessing the cost of Improving Broadway. Assessing the cost of Improving Hood street from Fourth to Broad way. Substitute bill for the regulation or busses. The following ordinance bills were passed upon third reading: Segregating the assessment on property of R. P. and W. L, Boise for the Improvement of South street. Segregating the assessment on property of R. P. and W. L. Boise for the Improvement of Cottage street. Assessing cost of Improvements on Broadway from Norway to Madison. Assessing cost of improvements on Hood from Fourth to Broadway. Segregating assessment on prop erty belonging to J. L. and A. D. McKlnney on Hood street between Broadway and Capitol. Segregating asscsment on proper ty belonging to S. R. Bond on E street from Broadway to Fifth. . Segregating assessment o i proper ty belonging to J. L. and A. D Mc Klnley on Church street from Mar ket to South. Assessing cost of Improvements on South Fourteenth street from Leo to Wilbur. Assessing cost of Improvements on Cross street from Church to Twelfth street. Assessing cost of Improvements on ticsne irom xweiitn to Thir teenth. Assessing cost of lmorovcments on Thirteenth street from Leslie to Mission. Accepting dedication or a part of Seventeenth street by the Southern Paclflo for street purples. Assessing cost of improvements on Leslie street from Summer to 12th street. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1927 63rd Wedding Date Featured Saturday By Stage Grangers On the 63rd anniversary of their wedding, which took place June 18, 100, uirrer u. YOCum. old-Uma ML Hood (ulde, and Mrs. Yocum were again united In marriage aa a fea ture of the state grange program at vijBoipoeg, , ,. . Rev. Oeorge drier of Dundee rar. formed the ceremonv and the wa ding certificate was signed by two wumen wno ajso witnessed the mar riage of 63 years ago. Three hun. dred members of the Trails club of Portland paid tribute to the old gume. The members of the erance. re. turning from the state convention at CorvalUs, stopped at Champoeg ior a iwo-aay program Saturday aim ounaay. senator cnarlea I. McNary addressed the meeting Sat urday night.. On Sundav at 11 o'clock Rev. O. E. Wharton of the Washington county Pomona grange spojte on "ine Makers of History.' Stores to all points tast' Through the world's most beautiful mountain scen ery. LOW ROUND TRIP FARES NOW EFFECT IVE - Return Limit Is October 31 Service to all points In ' Eastern Canuda and Uni ted States including: New York Chicago Montreal St. Paul Washington Quebec St.Louls Pittsburg Canadian Pacific Travtlliril jerj Cbiqita Good the World OvtrJ Canadian racilic W.HDeacon-faii'Moinr-PassrDepc-55ThlrdStJViIandWullnomahHoiflft(fc Enjoy Health Again Daily we receive testi ng, monlals from persona fc restored to health after .suffering from indlges- tion, constipation and Jf. abdominal pains, loss of . sleep and appetite and general run down con-J-p dltion. Yick So Herb Co. 420 state St., Salem, Ore. Consultation Free j Open 0 a. m. to 8 p. m. HONEYMOON COUPLE GUESTS FOR PARTY Turner, June 21. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Hutchens of "Shady Rest Farm" at McMinnville, gave a re ception at their country home com plimentary to Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Austin, on their return from a six weeks' honeymoon trip at Newport. Pink peonies, sweet poos, roses and delphinium were beautifully arranged about the rooms. Dainty refreshments were served late In the evening. A large number of friends were present to wish the newly weds much happiness. Mrs. Austin Is the only sister of Mrs. E. B. Prather of Turner. Start On Your Vacation Trip With A Well Greased Car It will bo well greased if we grease it. We use the Alemite High Pressure System and guarantee to grease every bearing or refund your money. Courteous Treatment Always at Salem Super Service Station Ferry at High St. "Sure does Kill" Thorough that's Black Flag. Lets no bug escape. Kills every fly, mosquito and ant in your home and other bugs, tool Sold at drug, grocery, hardware and department stores. 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Sold on Liberay Terms Without Interest 20 Discount on Ice Refrigerators 500 Pounds Ice Free Pre Hmvemitoiry Sale Semi-annually we clear our shelves of merchandise preparatory to inventory. At such times extraordinary values are offered of high grade merchandise such as we carry. A few of the values are listed below STAMFORD CLOTHES 135.00 2-Pant Suits $23.95 All Wool Worsted Knickers 20 Less 33 Twistex Regular $45.00 Suits $33.95 Sizes 36 to 44 Felt Hats 20 Less 13.50 to $5.00 Shirts $2.45 3 for $7.00 $1, $1.50, $2.00 Wool Hose 95c Neckwear 95c Bow Tics 75c 59c $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Athletic , Underwear ... . 79c 3 for $2.19 Shirts $1.95 $2.50 to $3.00 24 Twister nnd Worsteds . Suits $28.95 Regular $40.00 Sizes 36 to 44 Bow Ties 39c $2.50 to $4.00 Caps $1.95 Hose Pajamas $20 Less 85c 4 for $2.00 59c Extra Pants 20 Less Sweaters 20 Less Dress Gloves $2.95 8 $5.00 Leghorn Straws ...... $3.95 Panamas and Swiss Vedos 'i Price $2.85 to $7.00 SALE STARTS 8 O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY MORNING "WE DARE TO BE DIFFERENT" Rhodes Inc, State at High Street Salem, Oregon POWDER ' I I LIQUID- KILLS INSECTS 1 s nir.BiirtrinCq. in
