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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH-2, 1021
THE OREGON 'STATESMAN: SALEM, OREGON
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CASH REWARD-SIO.OOIEACHWEEK
PRiZES-1stf$5.00; 2d, $2.00; $3d, $1.50; 4th, $1.00; 5th, 50c
IIOYTO COMPETE Study the advertisements and the map of Salem's Business District on this
page. Then mark accurately on the map where each of the following phones are located, by plac
ing dots on the map and drawing a line from each dot to the advertisement where phone number
Is printed. THEN brin, or send, this page marked with your answer to The Statesman office on
or before Saturday. !
AWARDS will be made for accuracy and neatness. If your sense of lo
cation is highly-developed,. chances ar that you will win.
AUTO TOPS
1
NOV.Slrati
ATCWTTD
CONTEST OPEN TO ALL YOUNG AND OLD
Phone 931. Phone 1 619 Phone 110 Phone 282
Phone 19:, Phone 428 Phone .TJ8 Phone 167
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Phone 413 Phone 1774 Phone It Phone 26S
Olcott Turns Down Meac
Providing Union-Wallowa
I I I I I I I I I I I I iT
f
. New Judge .
M caoorf sjju XKZ WALL f eaofM
Theae PUto Biage are tot sale at sQ
Pint Claee AetwBeeeir Sbeve.
U V I. X.' S T O p 8 H O P -
Ill V. CessaMrdsl SC rheae $09
MORE ARE DISAPPROVED
DIG
SALEM BUSINESS T CHART
GIVEN
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AUCTIONEERS
COMMISSION !
SALES ROOM
231 S. LIBERTY ST.
We sell anything and everything
on commission. We have wag
ons, clover and alfalfa hay,
chicken feed, ground feed, we
want good work horses, good
cows," pigs " harrows," plows,
household furniture and auto
mobiles. " Anything you might
have. Open from 9 a. m." to
:3 p. m.
B. C. PATTERSON,
j ' r Sales Manager
ACETYLENE T2LDING-MACIHNE SHOP
SALEM MACHINE
' ! . f 1 W
8; i ucnerai macmne uora .
We fpeclalixe la" Cylinder Grinding. Crk Shaft Tnrnlnf. Welding. Trsctot
Work Large Stock of GILL PISTON KINGS la all sixes. Ho Job too lai
t toe small. i . . ... ,
345 PEEET STBXET
V AU1US AMU lUUUiiS ;
lotteries XJarse, Elertrieal, PalBtins Repairs, Retreading, Tires,.
I -j v Tops, Vulcanizing, Etc " . '
TIRES Silrrtown,Bniniwick, Fiik Stromherr Carbnretor. Icnition Sob
pliea, dill PUton Kinri.
,.: r G Tk Serer Bleeps' -
i GREAT WESTERN GARAGE
niGH STKBETOPPOSXTB COTJET BOUSE -C?IAUT'
EPALRlSO, AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES, ACETTLETfE
. . 1 - 4.
L C
JARMAN
f r' i ';
' Hlk Grade
"Workmananip
J HI 8. 12tk Street
.At Yur,8eriee Call
O. S. I ' BATTERT ft ELECTE1CAL
e WOBBLS.-. -
Phone 1803,
411 Coart St
Oor good work is the only cheap
work, bo your gears stock t Try Gear
life greaae. -
AUTO REPAIR SHOP
! L. M. Miller
Small Car Spedaliat Ante Aeeesories
Phones: pay 890; Klght 1363W.
245 Canter 8t. (Eaat End of Bridge)
AUTOS Ail! BUGGIES
PAINTED end FINISHED
W.JeAKIBAL
Phone SOS j , 1160 Mill Street
Guaranteed
Two Years
lATTKRV Ur nt
'a fartorr aod na
tions! ruarantee ( 1wo jwi hacked
by every Philadelphia erie atatioa
in the V. ;H. Thia i your innurani-e
of roaatant dependable-, aerrice jnd
proof of our faith in onr predort. We
lao repair and reharre any make of
battery made. WATVB QUAYLE
263 K. Com'l St, Salem Phone 413
A Safe Place to 1
, Leave an Ante is
CHERRY CITT
CARAGB
(ColwslI Broa) :
'. i
When needing the service of firat
elaae mechanica. er atorage. phone 438
1701 South 12U Street
BAKE SHOP
WE MASX TO OEXJEK
Cakes For Parties .
BETTER. TET BREAD 1
HOMEMADE CAIIOIES -
MIST LAND BAKERY
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1087 Cheaektta Street phone 644
BOTTLERS
Pfell'a Coh 4 : ' ., -1 "
GINGER ALE
"Makes jTe Glai Tosre Tklrstr"
Vade Jesjem. Bold by An Lending
TAB .BOTTmra wobxs.
MTO
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PHILADELPHIA
ART GOODS
YOC ARE INVITED
To visit ar etore end see the tnanr
beanuful Art 1'ictarra ea display.
PICTURE FRAMING
ART SUPPLIES
W.J.PORTER
Phone 465
455 Coort St.
TRUCKS TRACTORS
The FAG'EOL TRACTOR rire sure
trartion with power and durability.
The FAUKOI, Otanponnd ?-ied
TranamUaion Trucka aie 30 per rent
mora tru-k speed and 91 pr rent
more pollinf power than other.
-TAGEOZt TRUCK ft TRACTOS CO.
186 8. High. St.
AND WELDING CO.
LI ITT - ' . .
TELEPH02TE 493
DEGGE&
Eviiaj
BURRELL
I AtTTOKOBlXE ELECTEICTASS
23S H.'Blk Street"
Phone 203. .-.
Others Bare Tire
V ' - Costa
Ti WHY KOT . YOU ?
By lnTeajatinr wir
alod.rn Methd ot
of
leaginc the liie el Tires.
8aiem-Tire ft Vulcanizing Co.
Phone 42S 154 CoaamercUl St
EXIDE
SERV
ICE R. I. RARTOX
Phono 1107
171 S. Cem'l St
F. W. BUSS.; .
233 CoBBercial Street "v
Oner Marios Garage) Phone .362
3-IX-l AUTO REPAIRING
AUTO
Top SLakrr
Painter ,. .
Machinist
R. W. DAVIS
220 South Liberty Street '
AUTO IGXTTIOX, STARTING
LIGIILXG
A. 0. SCHUMACHER
Ante Electrical Expert
Phone 203. 3t K. High, Street
BOWLING ALLEY
FOR HEALTH AD FUX
Come to. the "
CLUB
BOWLING "ALLEY
122.X. ConoineiTlal Street
Phone 1704
BUILDING, ETC
"Good Wood Work"
Baildinr Repaiia
abinet Makior
Knmimre Meftairing
Saw riling, tte.
General Joibmg
POTTER BROS.
187S Slate Street
t .;
AUTO
IJAKERY
BREAD
EAT QUALITY
Therefore
PEERLESS BREAD
Baked ty Electricity at-
170 Korta Commercial St Phone 247
BREAD
DIXIE BREAD
IS AS GOOD - '
AS EVER - '
IT ALWAYS WAS , ,
- THE BEST. , . , ... . .,
SALEM BAKING CO,
Phone 854 . ' 439 Court Street
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'.' CHIROPRACTIC -" ! :
ARE YOU WELL?
II sot, hare Is btslla for the, sufferer, acute or chronic '
DR. 0. L SCOTT r
. Chiropractor , -;
P. 8. C. Graduate Class 1011. One ef the largest and best equipped Chiro
practic Offices ea the Pacific Coast. Honrs 10 te 12 A 2 te P.M.
Booms 3C9-10-11-12 V. 8. National BaaJt Building. Phone 87
HIT.'
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BBBBB
N M U OTuRCH
niUJ.CJlLJ LJ iQ
CARPENTER AND REPAIR
IRIT IS WOOD
We Slake and ' Repair It
THK
NOVELTY WORKS
". W. A. Roddy, Slgr.
239 Coort SUeet.'
CHINESE MEDICINES
L M. HUM
' ...
Care of
YICK M TONQ
.
Chineeo Mixlirine sad Tea, Co.. hie
medicine whirh will enre any known
di tease. Open Snadsrs from) 10 am.
nntil d p.m.
Phone 283 '
153 South High. Street. Salem. Oregon
CIDER AND VINEGAR
Toa'n Uke One
Apple Cider and Vinegar
Por Their
OO0D5X8S sad PUBITT
Commercial Cider Works
A, P. Beard aley. Prop.
Phone 394 . 1010 Commercial St.
CLEANERS AND DYERS
FPEKCH
DBT
C1XAKIHO
psBsscra
SWISS DTE WORKS
Jsck Hsyee
544 Ptate St, Opposite Conrt Tlonte
Phone 185 lor .Prompt Call
CREAMERY
SWEET CREAM - -MILK
AXD,
BUTTERMILK
Paene 299
133 SjOeamerculBttr ..
CITT CfJ OPERATIVE CBXAMXBT
no
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FOURTH i AJ I I
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I I O i i J I sa - r i i 1
UnQ L f3 L"
f I?f 1 f I i -r-i J '
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BAKE-R1TE BREAD
it made with the Terr brut floor, pure
lard and plenty of milk.
.... .
By expert baieri la our licht, well
eptilated . and trrepulously dtu
LeVe-ilvop. ,
' Bake-Rite Sanitary Bakery
Phone 268 457 State St.
DENTISTRY
DR. ALF SWENNES
; !' DENTIST " ' " .. ' v -'
204 205 Gray BnUdinf " r "
0r Ilartmaa Broa.' Jewelry Store
Phone 1500. Hour: 9 AJf.5 P.M.
.DRUGSTORE
WE WANT TO SEE' YOU
AGAIN AXD AOAIN. 1
So we maintain our atore on e iIa,ne
of service that nowhere ! will j m
find more OARKFI'LI-Y PHEPAREIJ
PRESCRIPTION'S. PROPHIKTAKY
AKTIOLKS and HL.NDKI t8.
BREWER DRUG CO.-.
PIloim 114.; .Coart nd XibTty Cs.
j i i yuiLJu
5T.
n ri
5UM1MER.'
I 1 JKO te? lwt
CD! CD;
- LIBERTY C
) 53uti
3 1 1 f IOI 1
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I I I 1 1 U J
I rr fromtt
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WATER
DRUG STORE
WRL NEIMEYER
rharmadst.
Phone 167.
444 SUte Street
FOOT SPECIALIST
CHAS. E TATR0
Foot Correctional Sprc!allt
Maker ef Tatro's Para out Pealhr
weigkt Arch Support trow Inditidual
Impreaaiona. SAeatifie Treatment er
all leraogementa the Feet.
404 Masonic Bonding
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
PUVBBAX
SIBXCT0B8
WEBB & CL0UGH CO.
runerals for lVess
Phone 130. '"- Conrt Si at High
FUEL AND TRANSFER
EMPEY TRANSFER &
FUEL CO. r; :
254 S. Liberty Phone 998
Night Phones 679J1778J
GROCERS
Tee Are Bare te Oet
BBUABLS OBOCEBXE4
LEB0LD & CO.
r m
Toor eeatinaed patronags 'anSi gnad
V- " eonaiaaration.
- J" f9 end 850
1244 East State Stteet.
i
NATUROPATHIC
NATUROPATHY la THE Driigless WAY to get WELL. Naturo
pathy teaches you how to keep well. If you are sick, consult a
Naturopath. ' Do It Now, -
DR. A. SLAUGHTER .
YATUKOrATH
Phone 110 210 U. 8. Vatieaai Baak BnlldlBf
HARNESS AND LEATHER
RELIABILITY
v 'Always Charartcr-
Jit'M Everrtlilne We
SHI Ilarnrsa,
yi tilovoft. Auto Robes.
P. K. SIIAFRR
(EatabliKhtsl 1801)
Phone 411 170 8. Commercial St
JEWELERS
The Jeweler
337 State Street .
JUNK
DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME
See Ta. VTe always par the MARKET
PRICE for ererrthing of valae.
Looking for RAIUiAIN?
Alee see as. :
CAPITAL JUNK &
BARGAIN HOUSE
215 Center Street, . Phone 391
tsr9r4TRCJAL
i J I l'LJ IrU
s T.
i ' . i i i i
KODAK FINISHING
Kodak
rialihlag
Tinting
Praming
Copying
Bnlaiglng
t4S SUte St. Oppeeite Coart Boe.se
Phone 1774
MACHINE SHOP
Liberty Machine Shop
E. M. KBTGHTUKGEB
Manager and Macainiat
Ri-paira on An to. Marine and Thresh
ing Dnsmea and all Farm Marhinerr
a upenalty.
Work dune on eeortest notice et lew
cat ratea. v
178 South Liberty SUeet.
MEAT MARKET
M I D a E T
MARKET
On'rinatore ef LOW
PRICES.
Jiot ia the Combine.
351 State Street
Phone 17S
MEAT MARKET
Cash Is King
WMonly?1 C tor
PEOPLE'S MARKET
Phone 994
155 North liberty Street.'
BIEATS
Wholesale Betsll
Enjoy Tear If eels
By Marketing at
Edward's
Market
Freab,' lea "Wbolesons Venti
1185 State 8t. 'Phene 1979
LOVE
130)1 DD 03'DD DO rB
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PHYSICIAN
NURSERY STOCK
STRICTLY
High Grade Stock
Superior Quality Reasonable
Prices
SALEM NURSERY CO.
Phone 1763
428 Oregon Bldg.
OPT03IETRIST-OPTICIAN
Take Care of
a Your Kjea
We Will Do It
DR. ALBERT R. MILLER
Optometrlst-OpUcian
610-812 TJ. 8. Beak BMg. Pkene 341
REAL ESTATE
TEXXPHora eis .
W. H. GRABENH0RST
ico.
Farms and Fruit Lands
SmsB Tracts and IbtssUs sate
275 SUte Street.
RE AX! ESTATE
SEE
L A. HAYF0RD
for
Real Estate and
Insurance
305 State Street.
.Phone 737
SHOES
FULLERTON'S
Hesse pt ,
XJkSXXS' SHOES
415 Stste Street 114 Xdberty Street
Phone 478
TAILOR
JOHN SUNDIN
Tailor
Phone 282
347 SUte Street
UNDERTAKER
Wk rTires are repaired we
ndertako to aere with aompt end
sjrmpathetie dignity.
r Terwilliger Funeral
Home
Xdeensed Entbslaen
Paaeral IMrecten
Phone 724 T70 Chemeketa Street
VETERINARIAN
DR. A. R. ANDREWS
Vetloiirlan . -
Pbcrne 7
CLUB STABLES
199 BeaU ZdWtr Street
Calle aaawered ell aeers.
I - - -T.V - "T
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
MISS LUCILE BARTON
Voice, riabo, llarmoo
- . j
147 V. CoauMrdal SU Pheae ISIS
Beeldeace 8tadle Phene 52.
PIANOS
y' wQ j Player Pi
isbos.
Phenogrsphs.
TsJ Vf 1 'iaao K-taili.
TV.y I 121 . Cessaterelal
f.TytJ Plea 145t.
"jeYe i ALLr.iAn
VINNERS
A -Tery- Urea nurabr of sola
lorn of the Satesmsn's Btulness
Chart ruule wr hamlewi in lut
wk, but they lacked-the clfTer-
nesa ana onglnality of preTlons
weeks. ...... , ...
'Try roar luck at wlonlnr a
prize thla week. Be original. Try
cleTerneaa. Bat.' don't fortet neat-
DS.
' Here la the Hat of winner nt
last week's contest.
..First reward. 15. Hash Ward.
1487. Broadway St.. Salem
Second reward. IZ. Mary E. Mc
Kinney. 67X N. Winter St.. Salem.
Third reward. $1.50, Mrs. S.
K. Thompson. Rt 8.
r Fourth reward. 11. Marie Waldorf.-
1X05 X. Hth St.. Salem.
Fifth Reward. S0c Konai ri.
warda,.lU5 sute SU. Salem. ..
THE CTWIXAL TKMIXIXE.
"So-yoa have broken Tonr e-n-
MjementL .. And. J suppose, of
rotirse. yon returned tbat loTcly
rime?" '
"Well, noi- that, wouldn't "te
reasonnhle nill. i
fc -wi M v
like George, I admire that ring
quite aa-mele-. everyou see."
"-Such b darling; blouse! How"
much Is this one?' said the lady
shopper.
"Fifty dollars and so sweet
for the price!" '
-It's b dear Jugf eractly what
I want, (he color and eyerythlnj.
I beliere I will take It thoach
H0-i-w - "
. "Pardon 'me. madam.' I ' hare
made a mistake thia la marked
only 115 instead of $50. .
"Oh I see! Well, show me
somethlnj a little better."
"So yon visited my commercial
school for.younr ladies?"
"I did." . ?
"And I were creatly edified. I
hope, by the thoroughness of the
course?.'...
"Oh. yes.. When I was there
the slrls were having noee-pow-dering
. practice." Courier-Journal.
cx)ruixT no witoxo.
"Baby was taken very bad
while yon. was out mum." said
the new serves t girl." .
"Oh., dear!" eried the young
mother.-.' -Ma he better now?"
"Oh,- he'a all right now; -bui
he was bad at-first. He seemed
ta come over quite faint: but 1
found his medicine in the cup
board "
"Found-,, his medicine! . Good
gracious! What have you been
giving the child? There waa no
medicine in the cupboard."
' "Oh. yes there was. mum. It
was written on it."
And then did. that girl trium
phantly produce a bottle labeled
'Kid Beviver. " $ .
M TO OilKEN
Too rn Brlnjt Back . Color and
Lustra With Kage Tea
' t Aa-rJ . rialpherr - - -
When you darken your hair
with Sage Tea and Sulphur, no
one can tell, because it's done so
naturally,. Bo eTenly.' Preparing
thla mixture, though, at home is
mussy and troublesome. At little
cost you can buy at any drug
store he ready-to-use preparation
improved by the-addition of other
ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur- Compound." You
Just dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time.. -By morn
ing all gray hair -disappears, and
after another application or two
your hair becomes, luxuriantly
darkened, glossy and luxuriant.
Gray, faded hair, .though no
disgrace, is a sign of old age. and
s we all desire b youthful and at
tractive appearance, get busy at
once with Wyeth's Sage and Sul
phur Compound, and Innh- vm m
younger, -
Hi
Executive Seesr No Rernedy
I. I s.a a . 1
i in ujjiun Mci against
Profiteering
With the announcement fttt j
more vetoes and .the signing f '
13 more house and-senate blUs,
Covernor Olcott yesterda na
ished the task of passing on brjg
left with him by the Slst in-
bly of the state leglslatirsjjwhiti
adjourned last Wednesday, tkt
bills vetoed yesterday were: :' '
8. H. 318, Committee ov Jsdie-lary-J'rovlding
an addlUoa!
Judge tor the 10th Judicm c'i-
trlct. comprising the con a ties if
Union and Wallowm. j. r
S. B. 37. Cdmmlaee on Js4."
lary Providing ;tbat r.tj
county officer! close "their. rnes
at 12 o'clock noon on SaturCin.
S..I1 23. Upton Providitf "
for the appointment of a eomm!-C
sfoner for the co-operative xsart
ellng of meats. j -
JS. II. 25. EIIls-lReUtter V
salaries In Harney county. !-
H. H. 400.:neteher an4! Tow
1 Relating to salary of district
attorney nr Pott'couaty: -
.Need Xot RejfTlrieW j
- In his veto message on tni .
bill 31 9 the governor- objects
mainly to the provision that lis
additional lodge must be selected
permanently from Wallowa eov
ty. but further. the. gotertor
says after investigation he i tods
there is not enough conrevtiow e
court business to warrant tie
creation of a new Jndgshij, ; '
The execa tire's reason for ve
toJnr aenate bill No.-37. rTrr
Ing the closing of, county offices'.
m v iaiop couaiy at coo a oa Eat
urday are virtually the same sj
.those which caused him to veto a.
similar bill for, Multnomah cbs
ty. He believes the custom wouii ;
work a hardship oa the pBt,"e.
particularly at the tax payirr
season. - - - - - . - - -Measure
HeM Iaadeqnate
Relative to Senatar tyt?ai -bill
So. 219. which Is announced
today as vetoed, the goverccr
says: - - . i ."j .
ThfabUL provides for a eoa
mlssloner whose duty It.woaid U
to lovertirte I f restock cosiiUn?i-
fOr the DUTDOsa rf rather! t.
formation la regard thereto. El- ,?
penses and salary of the conmls-
aioner would be paid out 'of s '
fund derived from fees lff-jci-l!
on livestock shipments. The till
itself .provide that Its purpose ii
to co-ordinate the livestock grov-
ers to the end that the speculator ,
and ' profiteer between the grey
er and consumer can be ellmitit
d.' A bill relating to livestock
scarcely could have a more Unli
able purpose than this and the &
thof or the bill has sincerely -deavored
to bring about some re- -suits
toward that end. But It it
doubtful If the bUl would rears
the end sought. Its main rtuS
probably would be to place ai
unnecessary expense upon Bve
stock men In the form of fees,
which expense would be borne ll
the ultimate consumer. Rather
than enhance profits for ; live
stock growers and reduce the cost
to the consumer apparently U
bill might have, a directly cpso- -slte
effect. . The .measure jseerrt
to be opposed by a great rnajorur
of the stock men In all section of
the state. We all hope to see tif
time when the consumer and prcv
ducer may be brought more close--ly
together for the common gool
of each, but thia proposed, pi
of legislation Is' only a doejbtfsl
step in that direction at the best
Its possible demerits aeem to c'z
weigh Its potential merits.!
CVipTJM rServlce) Feeu-rd
Governor Olcott objects tt
Senator Ellis' bill No. 2$f ea
grounds that "the bill In Its pr
ent form would be very apt ta
cripple. the public, aervke.: H
finds that "Its only practical af-
feet Is to limit the traveiar -nensee
of the sheriff of that eo" .
ty to $108 a month." - f
House bill No. 400 la vetoei ft
the reason that Its purpose Is r"
filled bv senate till No. j ll
whkh already has been approves" ;
by the governor.
The governor slrned th fol
lowing bills In addition toittos
previously announced as! improved-
.
S. B. 68. Ellis GranUag tosai
enablinr certain, parties the rix""
to Intervene in actions and 1
ceedlngs and declaring what KW
stitutes an intervention and th
manner In which 1U shall h
made. t
8. B. 231. Banks Relating .
notes taken In payment on usur-,
ance premiums. '
S. B. 2 SO. Gill To provide
mane education in . the, public
schools of Oregon. -
Q rt 11 1V T?lattnv ta
drainage dUtrlcU and the leryisX
oi assessments ana taxes.
POLITE RKBUKJC
When, years ago. E. T. les
son s novel or "Dodo"" maae a sen
sation mainly through a rumor
that his rather naughty herolnt
was Margot Tennant. the fotar
premier'a wife. Mr. Benson! took
tt on himself to send Miss' Ten
nant a note denying that tt
intended to portray her la Jer
novel that was the. year's tens
tion. ... . I
. Miss Tennant's reply t this
note was: I .
-Dear Mr. Benson ! Havs yo
really written a novel? ;IIoir,
amusing!" 1 f
:1
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