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r r -W-v 4 i. y ! i t i; 1 : ; : !; i ' , THE OREGON STATESMAN, &ALEM, OREGON fTTTtf '' M CtSnTEO.rAVERTISEMiarT3 l ie insertion , . Oao Week aU inwrtiwi.) r 8e Ob Month r-. , ?f.f 8fac month' "contract, per mo15e 13 ' months' contract, per sno...l2e Misknum, fos, any advertisement, 25e , - .. ' ukouwacii uion -Frna insurance society TbJelaoai, JUJtedL . Baixhrflt ttofcltnt Aetr - MIXGtMf St, . it On RsaJEatau II T. K. FORD (Otst Ladd A Bull Bank) LOANS REAL ESTATE " II " 'INSURANCE' " Wa UsurwasTyrblar---W bv the aaonay U loanPay; back' lik rent Oar farm , sad city provriy list ' arc , eoia- pWt. aW -f rrat. ' - - -LATLAS ft XJUXA.lt Orrrmr HMr -Phone 1644 ,1 NEW. TODAY A BKAL BUY 8 ROOM MODERN bungalow, fine cement bueroent, fur- i oe, j garage, liars, eae -rfeont; . on block 'of land 'in bear in applet and barriea, PrieaS -97110, J40 down, balance 9500 every month pin 6 1 percent ; latere. ' Located Just oat- ( city limits, south. W. H. Urabenhorst ft Co, Realtor, 275 Stat -tfi, Ik aV-BH Bldg. WASTED BUSINESS PROPERTY IK exchange for farm property. 10 axTea.ewtth roora house, KOod bam, two wells, 2 acre Jogtns, one act wal nut. Tarioas f ra it; on pavel road close in. Good property to u ; in one . or. more acre traeti, " Serf or take trade. 99,000. Liston ft Darby, 4s4 Ceqrt stree.t WASTED YOUNG MAS GOING; TO ,. school wsnfh Blare, to W0k 'or toom and board. Addreas "A No. 12," ear Statesman, r phone 57- WOBTH THE MONEY --'GOD SIX room house located on paved street aifcl ear line, cement walks and garage. i-ieo ' -4iiHj; terms w. : n. lirabea hejrat ft Co, 275 State St. REJUVENATE -YOUR TIRFjr AND- KER- Tona " body by a acientifie" maasage. Heme treatments. Be I ma Willing, Or- TOR 8ALS 6 ROOM MODERN rBUN : galaw. .furnace, . fireplace, . hardwood fwors,': -garaga. 9i,0U. - , J.-..- a room modern, bungalow, fireplace, ot err conTenience. 94.500. ' The ar sttrsctiT bungalows, priced rigni ana en n Dougut on ay . terms. - .,-.-, t s . : ( f WI2CNIE PETTYJOHN 981 U Cute St. Sealtor .wphoa 534 LOST K OF P WATCH CHARM WITH initials W.I. 8. on--bck. Reward for rotarn to W, L Jtaiey,: 37-1 . Sanr- mer street. WAKTEIX ; TO BC Y 1 -rf FRESH COW ; smut be good milker. Phone 1776-J WE ' ARB- RBALTOR8 LIST-WITH-CS tor results. Kraeger, 209 Oregon niag. POR iREXT FURNISHED FIVE ROOM bungalow, , modern, . with .garage, Phone 991-Ja.. a. 1 i " YOU IWILU FIND IT ADVANTAGEOUS to ret the McMinarill Cot's fir rat befer 'raaewiag that nest inasraac policy. - Htandley Foley, Agts, v Boan Bans: Btdg. mono 847. GRADE EWES HAMPSHIRE AND ' I.ineoln. to lease to rtuwoaeibl tarties Mm. Jessie C. Jones, GerTaia, Oregon. x-non aria, eaiem. SECOND GROWTH FIR CUT AUGUST limited quantity. 95.95 cord delivered. Moat order week ahead. Phone 108F8. FOR t BALE APEX ELECTRIS WASH Ing machine. Good a new. 9100. V. . ' Parceu, 142 Court Street. FOR 1 RENT SIX ROOM HOUSE, 11 block soath of Both' a bank. Ranter to buy furniture at 9335, - Will give option to buy house. S. A. Mohney, 20", vregoa . Bldg. ,i 3 FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKING 449 N High. Mrs ReM.- -. ; " FOR BIG BIG FIR, SECOND OROWTH OAK r a a taroody phoao. i77r2. w : FOB) BALE NICE SIX ROOM UOU8E iarg m, who iruu sua orrrlea : cios to . ear. Prieor 81SOO, term. - ' Brand- new bnnralrtmr.- II iNwktna 'm nvt ' street. 83(M cash, balance like rent. .We have good garsgo building that is now bringing rood money, .close in. If interested in ear -of these ell at 312 Gray Bldg . , . v i iiH. l:cmarsterss Pbpn 907. , " , THE.MHAT "BOX-:-179 Style and service,1.- SOUTH HIGH. FOR I RENT 5 ROOM "HOUSE, FUR nished. closa in at $35 per month. 5 room bouse, well located, at 935 per month, fnrnkjhed. -Jt j 0 VV.f ' y . &uaresDelJCo( M VAhN 47ivj ;i ti. BAR6AIN $3,750 BUYS THIS 6 ROOM plastered bunaslow, ' with . fall 4 base ment, laundry trsys, Uring 'room, din in; room,. 8 bedrooms, kit then, bath, toilet, large porch, gas, electric light, f irep laeejroomw wewly' papered .- and newly painted outside. " Gsrsge, cem ent walks, psved street. Lot 60x150. Sea t . - I Realtor 805 Stst St ii Worth WhHe Fine j aomo elos in, 94000. ' , 6 room bungalow, 9 1 650, ,9600- cash. 40 sore near Salem, well ' improved, 910,600. ' . 117 acre with good buildings, 94750. 147 acre farm... well ieoa ted. . close to rairoal station . good kaildiag. - Price SOiper acre. 10 acre with T acre in fruit, to trad for city property. ( Price only 92650. 40 acres S miles from Salem to trade lor talent, property. Hosltars unv, stt st. U EMPLOYMENT IVANTl WORK, -HAYB 'JCAR - COVER vaney irom wsnoy vo x.ugene. Bsies man grocwies. 'Address "A No. 28," care .Ststeamnu i j.f-,. V'-i? WANTED-CNERemO YOUNG MAN I who ' has bad experience selling life iDauraace, ihkii or aflvertuing. jnust b iabl t devote his a tiro time and bo ambltkma for advancement. . Must hsvm the eoaragw .to present baainees pbopoiition i to , merchanta, and i prefes-i sioaal smb. ' Answer to rovr own hand WTitmg (Uting age, educational qual if icationv wxperirace - solicitor, eie. Addrei I-No. 81." Statesman Mffic ' ? - t MALE AND FXUAXB VANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO take farm paper nbseriptiena. A toad propesitioa to the right people. Address ,4 the Pacific Uomestead, Eutesmaa Bldg. " Salem, Ore. - h PERSONAL, r,.. A CI AL SCALP- TREATMENTS, VIO let nV ""iewieg, shampooing. Or go Bsthr House. Phone 640. , -TlLOOY STARS TELIi LIFE'S story. god birthdate and dime for SA Kidim (Jity, Missoari. . , r .. FOR -SALE trrl '4)jkKABT BXS2XE FOB SAM? FEMALE CANARIES 50c ' for short time o-nry. Phone 1280. K 1030 t'bemek eta 8t. TAXM PAPIB IP Y0UWAJT T GET THE BEST farm paper, send 15e to the 1 Pacific Ha alaad,- Balm, Oregon, for a three trial subscription. Mention this ad. ! HOUSES "ALADDIN READY CCT HOUSES"-- 30 percent saved in cost of construe; tioa. -Cha. T. .Smith, factory .represi entative, 620 Northweat Bank Bid. Portland, Oregon. vnczUiinoui APPLES DELIVERED. PHONE 4 F-2. FOR 8Al4E-POTAT0E8, $3 A SACK. Jly, .$13 pet ton. Phone 109 W. FOR SALE SMALL RANGE, NEARLY new. " Thone 852-J. FOR' SALE POTATOES AT 2305 N. 4th street. POB SALE OLD IfEWSPAPERS, 10 ceais a nnnaie. cirenjation aepartment, Oregon Statesman. , , 6AE0LINE AKI -Ollr TANKS , from the larceat ta smallest, L. A. Weatarott, fsttorr repret enutite. 864 a 12th St,-bn 10U3-J. FULLER BRUSHES . POR DEMON sttations. O. Griaa,' 541 Mill, Phone 1837-J. CABBAGE FOR" KRAUT, SUUli, leELL tranmed. Wl per hundred, delivered. Ward K. Richardson, phono 494. Ma BUILDER GET MY PRICES ON oak and maple flooring, also surfacing ana tinianing old or new floors; all work guaranteed. Phone C0i'3. S. U. Smith. THE HOUSE OF HALF A MILLION and one bargain. W buy, sell or exchange anything and everything . in the line of iaak or second hand good. See ns before you boy or sell. Klein bock Jnnk Co. Remember to place. 402 N. Commercial St. Phono 623. THE WESTERN SONGSTER SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY SINGING An especially good selection of the songs you have been wanting, with wosjls and masie ;e-apletr- No matter how many son g books .you have, yon should have this one, containing the Oregon songs. Prices : Single copies, ;2Se; 16 rents each in lota of a doves or more; 912.50 the hundred,, postpaid. Second edition ' nrinted since September. OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY 218)8. Commercial St. Salem, Oregon POULTRY POULTRYMEN SEND EIGHT TWO cent stamps -for. special three months' trial for the pest and oldest journal 'in the west..- The articles and. adver tisements -are of special interest to . the poultry breeders of the northwest. ' Northwest Poultry Journal, 211 Com mercisl St., Salem, Oregon. WOOD FOR GOOD VALUE IN - REAL WOOD. Phone Jadd, 108F3. ' FOR SALE FIRST CLASS SECOND i ' growth big fir and oak. Phone 1154. OLD GROWTH 16 IN. FIR, 98.50: 4 ft. second growth end issh. Phone 1467. ' , - WOOD FOR SALE .Id INCH OLD FIB. aio.uo. root irrno ana - oio iir, Ash, 98. Second growth fir, ! 86 Phone 42F14. 16, JNCH . SLAB AND MILL . WOOD, , '$$.50 per load. Dry planer wood i $3.50 per load. Tracy Wood Co. : Phone 520. -1 FOB SALB BE8T GRADE MILL WOOD Second growth and old fir, 4 ft. or 1 in. Fred E. Weils, Phone 1542. 805 8. Church. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOla RENT FIVE ROOf APART. lent, elose in st 912.50 per month. inquire si u uivigion street. ROOM AND BOARD YOUNG .BUSINESS MAN WANTING name. rnone iio-ai. ROOMS FOR RENT 2 SLEEPING ROOMS. 368 S, Liberty. V . - , FOB RENT NICE - HOUSE KEEPING . rooms, 696 N. Cottage. FOR RENT ROOM FOR OENTLEMAN in modern home and centrally located. Please giro .name and address, i B ears Statesman. FURNISHED SLEEPINO ROOMS IN modern Aomo, elose in. Gentlemen preferred. 447 N. Liberty treet. ' HOySES IIOU8E FOR RENT CALL 1930 N. Liberty. F. U WOOD 331 STATE ST, REAL estate, rental. -i - - FOR I RENT A CLOSE IN SEVEN room, mostly furnished. See Wm. Fleming, 341 State St. j I LOST AND . FOUND LOST E STRAYED FROM MY PLACE SUNDAY night one bay mare; weight 1500, white spot in forehead. Notify John Landerbeck. Phone 42F13. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS OLD MATTRESSES MADE OVER Capitol City Bedding Co. Phone 19, WANTED -i EVERYTHING JN. HARD ware and furniture. Best price paid - THE CAPITAL- HARDWARE i AND FURNITURE CO, 285 X. Commercial St. Phono, 947 WANTED TO RENT HOUSE. 4 TO 6 rooms. Immediate possession. Phone 1118-M. . -...) EBUSINESS CARDS f i Auto Directory STORAGE OARAGE TRACY'S STORAGE GARAGE 'Perry street. 544 AUTO TOPS j W.C. WR South High i I AUTO TOP, UPHOLSTERY WORK f guaranteed. 653 South 12th. Phone i 1126. .'it- ' , i - i - i. i TIRES AND ACCESSORIES SMITH-W ATKINS, 147 NORTH HIGH,! Fklr. -, ISilntrtAB rUL IIvsil. T(r& nlvl tire.s E'rery thing tor ante. i SCALES AUTOS WEIGHED 1 5e. " 2895' Front USED CARS . FOR SALE 191V 9 PASSENGER light car, good oeadUion, good . tires, 9150. Merchanta Delivery. 654 Ferry street. WANTED - LIGHT : TRUCK. IX EX- chane on " Hudson," Essex or Baby Overland. , Fred Kirkwood, 346 State street. - --. BATTERY AND ELECTRICIAN AUTO ELECTRICIAN; EXPERT TROU bk shooting,; t8 North High, Phene 20$, . . - - ;r - IJ.l'l;t j PRESTO - LITE "BATTERY ' SERVICE st-rtion. Expert 'battery and electrical ; work. , Farrig Bros. Pbou 18Q3, 418 v4n. , Vtfer BUSINESS- CARDS Auto Directory G ABASE AND REPAIR Ay TO REPAIR SHOP Lv MILLER, 245 4nter, ! Pbos 890. J i ; -t- H OFF MAX A'ZOSEL TIRE REPAIR lic viilimiKinr Ttrsdins : tft? Snutfa jCommereial atreet. I'hone 471. CAPITAL GARAGE BUICX, STCDE j baker repairing. 173 South Liberty. ! I'hone 8J. t - j - FAIR GROUNDS GARAGE TIRES. AC eeasoriea, net ears. Oar work gaax anteed. 2641 Portland Road. Phone 808..; .j. 'r , .. . .. - SOUTH COMMERCIAL GARAGE GEN -Jfral repalriag and overhauling. 420 . CosBSaereiat St, Salenv. RADIATOR SHOPS SAIEM-AUTO RADIATOR SHOP 198 South l?th. Phono 28. J, :C. BAIR, RADIATORS. FENDERS, Bodies repaired. 441 Ferry. CONFECTIONERY REMINGTON CONFECTIONERY. .HOME made candie. confections, cigirs, bag atines. 1272 State. i BEAUTY PARLORS NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY ' Parlor, 110 North Commereial Street. 856. - CARPET AND RAG WEAVING CARPET AND RUG WEAVING, COL oaia I styles and colors. Phone 84F21. CHINESE PHYSICIAN DR.j L. Ml HUM' CfRES ANY KNOWN disease.! 153 S. High St, phone. 283, CLEANING ft PRESSING CLEANING. PRESSING DONE TO YOUR .satisfaction. 1 - (Jlasay line of collars, ;tics. The Toggery, 1857 rotate. PBTJG STORES BREWER i DRUG CO. 405 COURT. Phone 184. ELECTRICIANS SECURE MY FIGURES ON WIRING, i By contract.' by hour.. At pre-war ! prices. H. W. Hatch, phone 1744 W. FINANCIAL MpVBI OX-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN 'Ssseoiatioa has money to loan at six i I percent. W. X. Smith, aecretary-treaa-erer, 308 Salem Bank of Commerce. rURNIIURE STORES FRANK Vi RICHTER NEW. SKOOND i hand furniture. 849 N Commereial. Phone 452. rTJ&NTTTJRB HOSPITAL FURNITURE REPAIRED OR MADE TO order. Refinisheing and upholstering ! ; speciality. Phone 1742. Brown and : Groves. 1201 South Commereial St. GREENHOUSES PORCH BOXES BEDDING PLANTS ; for sale.' Smith's, 301 North Commer '. cial. i HOTELS- LEONARD; HOTEL NEW MANAGE I merrt, clean nest rooms and apartments. ! 254 N. Front St. CH5RRY CITY HOTEL; ROOMS T5c 1 np ; dining room in connection, f smily w Style. Corner High Hj SllMai illi-ii L INBtTBANCB k MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE I company.! . J. C. Balch, agent, room 6. t UcComack Bldg. Phone 96. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY WITH Banker' i Reserve - Life ; G. F. Booth, ) General Agent, phone 2098-W. Ladies' Wearing Apparel H i COSSETS MRSj ESCH AGENT FOR PRINCESS i Corset. Pbone 1043-R. 891 8. 12th. DJBJEBSMAJECNG DRESSMAKING TAILORING, MRS. Goodwin, 1445 North Commercial. MRSj 0- JEPB0N MODISTE, f.567 uaa, pnoae vzv. MBS VARTY, DESIGNER AND MAKER : Ladies emits and Gowns. Over Mil' les'a Store. .. EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS ,BY THE ! day. nione l4ia j. LA CLA8IQUE GOWN SHOP EXCLU8- i model. Expert designing. 831 V imw. - MAUD SIMONS, DRESSMAKER. Relleru St. 1710 CARRIE FISHER DRESSMAKING, designing.! Spencer corsets to rcr. 2 MeOornaek Bldg. EDITH M. ASHLEY DRESSMAKER. 1843 Broadway i 1436-J. i , MRH, R. CARTER EXPERIENCED dressmaker. Phono 1971-W. RUTH MeADAMS DRESSMAKER, 75C Sooth 12th. Phone 1824-M. HATTIE WILLIAMS DRESSMAKING. 248 ; North; Cottage. Phone 1552-W. MESDAME3 8COTT ft CHASE D RES S makers. 219 But St. Phono 987. THB i ADSITTS ARE PREPARED TO dot any and all kinds of ladies' tail oring; for old and new customers. 352 N. 12th street. Phone 2085-R. HEMBTITGHXNO "MR3..BRECKE5RIDGE HEMSTITCH -ing, mail orders solicited. 175 8. 19th Phono 174-M. SALEM BUTB - HEM ST ITCHING, chainstltehing, pleating, buttons. 829 880 Oregon Bldg. Phone 879. j i j jMTLT.IMF.RY . MR8. C. A. 4 RIMM MILLINER. Fan cy ; aprons, I novelties snd hand made flowers. SI 9 Court St. I PLEATING MRS. HILDEBRAND, PLEATING 890 Soath 14th; i Pbon 798-M1. DANCING WHITE DANCING ACADEMY MRS. R. L.i Whit, principal. Phono 273-J. HAT 8HOP8 HAT. SHOP -4- MEN'S AND WOMEN'S hats renovated and block ed. 495 Court -? streeti - r -- s'-- - - .-.'... LANDSCAPB GARDENER FRED BLAKE, LANDSCAPE GARDEN er. 1565 South Liberty. Phoae 1031-M i,t,1,-'-n M 1 1 1 1 111 1 -.Hi. lJttnnRiE3 " SALEM ! LAUNDRY COMPANY, 136 S. Liberty street. Phone 25. Oldest largest best. Established 1889. i CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Quality work, prompt service. 1264 Bread way. Phone 165. i MAGNETIC HEALER PR. H. 3. ANDERSEN MAGNETIC heeler. Dmgless Physlcisn. 418 Or egon Bldg. j Phone 165. ; ( i MATTRESS FACTORIES DONTi BE MISLED WE MAKE NSW mattresses te order. Wo make: over old matretaes 'and guarantee satisfac tion.! I We do carpet clean jag. Otto -winter. rBone lis. i-') : astBSXOAX. MOGSTAIN B1LM OUGH REMEDY Phone; 517-W- . - f i PRACTICAL NURSE PRAOTICAL EXPERIENCE NURSS , Mr. Msitilet, Florence Hotel. Pbou tier. ! . 1 ' JO. BUSINESS CARDS MUSICAL FRANKLIN LAUNER PIANO. 17th. Pbon 1008 W. Z89 N. GERTRUDE SMITH PIANO, 8ILVER--ton, Oregon. Greesi 801. MRS.; HENRY -LEE PIANO. CapitoL Phea 1017-W. 1321 N. LAURA GRANT PIANO SCHOOL credits given. 336 N. High, Pboae MIXNETTA MAG ERS VOCAL, DERBY Building. Friday afternoon, Saturday. JESSIB W. BUSH TKACHER PIANO, formerly instructor Metropolitan Col lege Music, Philadelphia. 1363 South Commercial Phone 883-J. LENA BELLE TARTAR VOCAL IN struetioa. Phono 334. DOROTHY PEARCE PIANO. 2korth Winter. Phone 345-J. 367 NELLIE MULEEY STONE PIANO 373. Leslie. Phone 751-W. ALLIE CHANDLER PIANO, 251 North CoUaga. Phono 829-W. BEATBICE SHELTON PIANO STUDIO S45 Marion. Feana 1399. Lillian hartshorn piano. 04 North Church, Pboae 178. T. 8. ROBERT 8 PIANO. ORGAN. Uouth 14th. Phone 770. 370 DAN F. LANGKNBERO. VOCAL , Derby Bldg. Pbone U079. LENA WATERS PIANO. Phone 1184M. 1473 MILL MOLLIU STYLES VOICE, PIANO Center. Phone 2016U. 889 JULIA MILLS WEIGEL, PIANO, 16601 ts U 1 v 111 ...... r. ! LUCILB ROSS PIAJTO, ORGAN.-, 498 North Liberty. Phone 1187W. MATT IE GILBERT STRING IN STB G , meats, 1572 Slate. Phono 1156 R. MISS MABLE SHBPHERD. PIANO- E layer; dances, all occasions. 357 N. liberty. BERTHA JUNK DARBY. AUTHORIZED teacher, Godowsky Progressive Series Piano. 479 North Cottage. Phone . 1950-W. WESTERN CONSERVATORY OP MU8 ie of Chicago, Frank E. Churchill, rep resentative. Diplomas granted. Odd fellow 'a Blif. SALEM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC AH branches taught, diplomat granted. John R. Sites, director. 1237 Court Phone 626. TUNERS WENDELL HELM TUNING, REPAIR ing. Phone 492. EDWARD WELP - EXPERIENCED piano tuner. Leave orders Will's Music Store. PIANOS PIANOS PLAYER PIANOS; NEW, MseC. J. W. Tallman, 121 S. Com'l. SHERMAN CLAY & CO PIANOS. STEIN ways, Duo-Art, snd others. Moore Dunn Music store. Masonic Temple. MUSIC STORES GEO. C. WILL . PIANOS, PH0N0 grsphs, sewing machines, sheet music, and piano studies. Repairing pbon ogrsphs and sewing machines. 432 State, Salem. NURSERY STOCK WILLAMETTE VALLEY NURSERY All kinds nursery stock for sale, Rte 7. Phone 105F5. COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL fruits, oraamentsls. Capitsl City Nur sery Co., 426 Oregon Bldg. phone 75. FAINT WALLPAPER SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS, WALL paper and picture framing. Good work men. 455 Court St. Phone 485. PAINT CONTRACTORS. PAINTING AND DECORATING HIGH class work for. particular people. L. S. Brandon, contractor. 365 North High, phone 645-J. AUBREY H. CLARIS. TAINTING, PAP erhaaging, kalsomining. Work guar anteed. Terms reasonable. Phone 2035-J. 1464 Ferry. PAINTING AND CARPENTER WORK by first class workman. Day or con tract. Wells, 209 Marion, phono PERIODICALS MISS GOODHUE TAKES 8UBSCRIP tiona for all magazines. 251 S. 17th street. Phone 741-M. PRINTING FOR WEDDING INVITATIONS AND announcements, see Bertelson, printer. "X": Building. PRIVATE HOSPITALS WANTED CONFINEMENT CASES AT private hospital. I have best of equip ment. Phone 1959 J. PERFUME AND TOILET ARTICLES CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO. EX trscts, toilet articles. Mrs. Moyer, 170 South 23rd. Phone 1224. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER MARGARET BURNS PUBLIC STES ojrrtpher. 408 Masonic Bldg. I'hone 262. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER 201 8A lem Bank of Commerce Bldg. Rates reasonable. PLUMRLKG PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL work. ; Phono 1397-J. Shop, 137 Union atreet.: a. u. uoairey. NORTHWESTERN PIPE CO. WHOLE- ale and retail phrmbtng auppliei. 319 IT . -1 m . JOE'S PLUMBING . SHOP 8HIPPING and Broadway. Phone 1502. Prices reasonable. If you havs anything to fix, let Joe do it. SIGNS UNION SIGN CO. SIGNS WITH KICK. Showcarda that talk. , 424 N. Commer eial. Phone 546. t REPAIRING AND SHARPENING CUTLERY GRINDING - - UMBRELLA repairing, esiety rsiort, ate. Stewart's Repair Shop, 347 Court street. BEX WHEELER EVERYTHING RE- psirea. i uenersl snsrpening, chimney sweep. 1485 N. 17th St. phone 1418-W. aftsssmsasssssc8--asscBsssBvasssBssBSBaasBsftafima SECOND HAND GOODS HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND nana doming snd shoes. Also do cleaning, pressing snd repairing. Call aad deliver. Capital Exchange, 342 North CommereiaL Phone 1368-W we buy; AND SELL SECOND-HAND goeas or ait kinds, pipe fittings, har ness, collsrs, collar pads, tools, and chains. ' Fred Sehindler, 258 Center street. SHOE REPAIRING WILLIAM'S SHOE SHOP 195 SOUTH mgn. SCAVENGERS SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE, RE- isse oi.au a in co removad. Cesspools cleaned.! Phone 998. STUDIOS DE LUXE: STUDIO SOMETHING DIF- lereni lg pnograpay. - 147 N. Com ' I . TAILORS FRANK PALM MERCHANT TAILOR, BUSINESS .-CARDS. STOVES STOVE REPAHUNO STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 40 years experience, Depot National fence, tiaes 26 to 3S inebea high. Paints, oil and varakhes, etc, logan berry ai)d' bop hooks. Salem Fence and Stove' Works. 250 Court street Phone 124. j ' TRANSPORTATION SALEM-SILVERTON STAGE Leave Salem Silwrtsm O. E. Depot t ; New Stand 7:('t a m. j 8:15 s.ns. lt:Kl a.m. 1:00 pja. 5:00 p.m. I - 6:15 ujn SALEM-TNDEPENDENCE MONMOUTH STAGE. Iave Salem. O. E. jLvpot 7:00 a.m. ll:uu a.ia. 5:u0 p.m. Leave Monmouth. Hotel 8:15 a.m., 1:00 p.m, 6:15 p.m. Ieove Independence Hotel 8:30 a.m. 1:15 p.m., 6.M p.m. Special trips by appointment. Seven passenger car for hire. J. W. PARKER. Prop. Res, phone -61$ ; ttasiiieaa phoaa 7 TAXI DIRECTORY" LAN HAM TAXI COMPANY 540. PHONE THE OREGON TAXI TRANSFER CO, Liberty & Ferry. I'hoae 77. Dry slab 16-inch wood for sale. TRANSFER HAULING CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 226 State St, phone 938. Distributing forwarding and storage our specialty. Get our rates. WOOD SAWS FOR SAWING WOOD CALL 1959 J Stine & Son. CITY AND COUNTRY WOOD 8 A WING. Phone 3046. Fisher Bros. WATER SALEM WATER, LIGHT ft POWER CO. Office, 301 South Com'l St. Ten pr rent discount on domestic flat rates paid in advsnce. No deductions for absence or any cause unless water is shut off your preiniaea. WHERE TO EAT WHITE CLOUD TEA HOUSE OPEN Sunday morning 8 o'clock. American style. 110 V North Commercial. Phono 472. I PROFESSIONAL . CHIROPODISTS A. J. FOSTER PAINLESS CHIROPO dist. Corns, bunions, ingrown nsils removed. 822 Stste St, Patton Bik. CORNS AND CALLOUSES REMOVED without pain. Appliances from indi vidual impression. Dr. Tatro, Masonic Bldg, Phone 442. CHIROPRACTOD3 DRI O. L. SCOTT, P.S.C, CHIR0PRAC tor, 809-12 U. S. Bank Bldg. Pone 67; Res. 828-R. CHIROPRACTORS DR. R. P. AND Pearl M. Bradford, graduates and post graduates of the first chartered school of Chiropractors in the world. Ten years in practice. Phoae 526. Rooms 316-319-320 Oregon Bldg. SWEDISH INSTITUTE THE SWEDISH INSTITUTE OF ME-kaco-Therapy. Massage, steam hatha, e'ectricity, medical gymnastics, V-ray, xfiedicated packs for rheumatism, run down conditions, stomach, kidneys, etc. Home treatments given. Drs. G. W. and Ruth Brown, Swedish grad uates. Rooms, 801-2 Oregon Bldg. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS LBS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, 506 U. S. Bank Bldg. DR. W. L. MERCER, OSTEOPATHIC Physician snd surgeon, Kirksville grsduste, 404-405 U. 8. National Bank Bldg. Phones Office, 919; Res. 614. DR. JOHN L. LYNCH. OSTEOPATHIC Physician snd Surgeon, 403-404 Ore gon Bldg. Phones, Office, 1394; Res. ' 5F5. OPTICIANS POMEROY ft KEENE JEWELERS AND Optometrists. 888 State. GLASSES FITTED BY DR. L. R. BUR dette at the Bow Optical Company, 325 State Street, opposite Ladd and Bush Bank. LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS. Camp 5, Armory. First, Third Mondays. REAL ESTATE A BARGAIN OF A 6 ROOM HOUSE, modern, on jm. uornroprcial, paved cor ner at $2':00. Easy term. See Win. Fleming, 341 State St. LET U8 EXPLAIN THE NEW SYSTEM of selling your property. Property listen not exclusive. xour property photographed. Brown, Magee and Bessie Snyder. Over Bnsick's Store. State snd Commercial. Phone 559. FOR SALE OR TRADT -ONE OF THE finest highly improved . 40 acres of beaverdam land, on two fine grsvel reads, rural route, close to iekoL - two miles from one town and five miles from another. Has good barns snd outbuildings machine sheds, fair house, fine family orchard and is well fenced, has good well, and fine running water. This is one of the best pieces of land in the Willamette valley. Price $8,000, part cssh and will take good house in city up to $2,500 as part payment, balance easy terms. If in terested cell on or write Dr. C. H. Schenk, phone 1182, Derby Bldg, saiem, uregon. To Exchange 16 acre st Hubbard, 2 block from pared highway; has fine modern im provements, 7 acres of berries. The lsnd is fine onion land and a bargain at $5000. Will take a house in Sa lem up to (2i)00. THOMASON 331ia State Street SACRIFICE SALE 12" ACRES FIN est and best improved land in Waldo . Hills, 2Vi miles to railway station; close to school and church. New barn about 38x70 with 20 foot posts. Grain elevator with cement bins inside. Ce ment silo, new modern four room cot tage, water system, woven wire fences. Grain, bay, live stock, machinery and equipment valued at over 93,000. All for only $17,000 on reasonable terms. A. C. Behrastedt, 407 Maaonie Temple, Salem, Oregon. Best Buys 0 acres all cultivated. 2 '4 acre nraaes and logans, new buildings, bungalow; roe roaa, Between oiisw ana Aums ville. ' $4,700. i acre with t room bouse, barn, chicken boose, bearing fruit; price $4500. Tske mortgage or any good Darter. 10 acres, 9 cultivated, house, chicken house, well ; 4 miles Salem,- rock road ; $3100. Your own terms. 10 acres bearing prune and walnuts, ; south of Salem; cheap at $4000. 37 hi acres sll cultivated, family orch ards, building, at store, church and school: 5 mile from Salem; this land is choice. $6300. 8-4 acres on Pacific highway 5 miles north of Salem, best soil, 4 in cherries. strawberries and spples : bars, well ; ix mil from Hajsville school. Only 92750. 91150 cash. - Gas service station, store, residence, and 24 acre land on paved Pacific high way; going business, complete for tin mediate sale. 97,500. 00 acres heavy loam soil, 80 onltivated. : 15 beaverdam, 2 acts boil dings, on Pacific highway 6 miles north of Sa lem; priced at a sacrifice, 9160 per' acre. . A. worthwhile investment. i It is to your benefit to see these before yon buy; they are ngnt. S0C0L0FSKY. , tSaaltor, 'i..' IIX Etato St, REAl ESTATE1 NOTICE OF BALE OF GOVERNMENT TIMBER GENERAL LAND OFFICE. WASHING TON, D.C, OCTOBER 20. 1921. Notice is bcreb give that subject to the eoaditienn and limitation- of the Act of June 9, 1916 (84 Stat. 218), and Jane 4, 1W20 (41 Stat. 758), and the instructions of the Secretary of the In terior of September IS, 1917. and June 22, 1920, the timber; on the following land will be sold atj 10 o'clock a.ui, December 5, 1921, at public auction at ta Cnuod. Stale land oiXice at Pott Land, Oregon, to 1h highest bidder at not lea than th appraised value a shown by . this notice, aaie to bo aabiec to the a;preta! f the Secretary of the Interior. The purchase price, with an additional sum of on-fifth of on percent thereof, being cosunisaioaa allowed, must bo de posited at time of sfcle, money to be returned if sale is not approved, other wise patent will issue for the timber which Bins be removed within ten years Lids. will bo received from citisen of she Lciid States, associations of each eitix ens and corporations i organised uiuUr th laws of the United Mates ' or any ttdtc, territory or district therof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the limber -in any legal subdivision will be offered separate! i before being in cluded in anr offer of i a larger unit. T. 4 S, R, 5 E, Seci 17, SiW, NE4. fir 360 M, NEU. NW4, fir 425 M, NWVi NW4, fir 1050 M, SE4 NWH. fir 1650 M, SWVi NW4, fir 750 M.. NE1 Ii E 14, fir 840 M, cedar 2S M KVihk S:Vi, fir 850 I M- SKU SEW. fir 1025 M, cedar 95 ' M, hemblock SO U, KW4 SKU. fir 1675 M, pine 20 M, BW-si, fir 1550 M.. tiWs SW!4, fir 1480 M, SEi 8WU, ' fir 1275 M, 8W4 8W,i fir 475 M, Sec 21, NEVi NEVi. fir 1320 M cedar 120 M, hea.lock 150 il, KVih. NEK, fir 1440 M, cedar 240 M, hemlock 290 -M, SKVi NK4, fir 1940 M, cedar 70 M, hemlock 270 M, SW4 HK. fir ledu M, cedar CO M, hemloch 130 M., KKii NW14, fir 1820 M, j eedar, 155 M., hemlock 310 . M, I NW& NW4 fir 2340 M, cedar.i 50 M, hem loch 100 M, SEU NVVU. iir 1950 M., hemlock 20M, SW4 !NW6, fir-1920 M, pia 20 M, NEi SEV. fir 2260 M, NW SE, fir 2100 SE SE4, fir 1650 M, SW4 SE, fir 1865 M, hemlock 20 M, NEK SWVs. fir 1840 M, NW4 SW14, fir 2900 M SE4 SWA4, fir 2000 M, SW Sf, fir 2550 M, none of the fir, cedar, ! hemlock or pine timber to be sold for less than 92 per M. i (signed) Geo. ! R. WickTism, Acting Commissioner General Land office. GOOD BUY S 820 acre farm, buildings, 85 acres ram mer fallow wheat, sltout 150(H) cords of Standing fir; will consider part trade. Price $65 per acre. 20 acre tract -located en Howell prairie . on ' main Silver-ton road, all cultivated," Good buildings. Price $5,250. Terms. -0 acres sll in bearing fruit. 8 acres prunes. 1 Vx acres logans, ' bnildings; rorjc roac. and close to, paved highway. Pric 95,000. 200 acre farm 6 miles from Salem, 100 acres in cultivation; about 40 acres of . fine timber; buildings. Price 965 per acre; terms. We have some good buys in houses and vacant lots. you are looking to buy, trad or sell, . see j W. Ht Grabenhprst & Co. Resltora 275 Stata Street Grr A "Bi'iw 6 rooms, good location, for 91100. k acre, small house, 3 blocks to car, . good street. Good buy for $800. Smsll payment down. Good 7 room : house an 10 lots, fine land, to trade for small farm. 5 acres improved 4 miles south, trade for Sa lem properfv. r TH0MAS10N 33 Ha Statej street ROOM PLASTERED HOUSE; A GOOD one, for 81200. $300 cssh, rest like Tent. arge corner lot close i to school, car line and store, at a j bargain, room mostly modern home on paved street close to car; large lot, plenty fruit. $2700, easy terms. This is a good one for . the money. acant lot or lots for .good car. W have clients waiting lor homes, have sold 4 in last 2 days. List your property with us. Do not ask or recommend exclusive listings. It yoii want to sell come in and tell us about it. We are Realtorsbut independent and free from all men, yet servants JOSEPH BARBER & SON 200 Grsy Bldg. FOR SALE OR TRADE i BY OWNER nice improved 40-acre farm close to Salem. Price right. Phone 53F5. FOR SALE Three room house and nice lot. Price $850. Terms. Five room house, good tot, for $1850; good terms. Six room house, large lot and good buy for $lf0(, terms.! For Largains See H. L. MARSTERS Gray Bldg. Phone 907 ACANT LOTS WE HAVE A LARGE list. Bay before the demand appears. The Fleming Realty Co. 341 Stale St. I WANT MORE SALEM HOUSF.8 Some dandy farm and -orchard trades .Chas. W. Niemeyer "Just Real Estate" 67 varieties 215-216 Maaonie Temple,; Phone 1000 1014. ! SMALL AND LARGE FARMS. CITY homea and choice lota, i Fir and auto insurance. 1 Arthur E Peterson 229 Oregon Bldg. a SALE OR TRADE 40 acres good lsnd, lsys ! smooth, sandy soil; about 15 acres clear, balance brush pasture. Nearly new six-room bungalow, good barn and out-buildings. On county road mile and half from town. Price $3000. Or will trade for house in Salem. 260 acre river bottom farm, good; improvements, $65 per acre. Good bungalow, $1250. Choice residence lot near State house. 81750. For bsrgains iin houses or lsnd. see F. L. Wood. 341 State St. i Special Price SI 250 4 room cottage, and a good one; plast ered, electria lights, hot and cold water, bath and toilet !' barn, garage; nice corner lot; good street and side walk. - Near car line. Bargain. Some terms. S. R. PEARSON 210-211 V: 8. Bank Bldg. The End of His Bun One very icy moraing daring the winter, a tall thin man was making his way gingerly down a step hill, when all of a sadden he slipped and fell, and being unable to catch hold of anything, went eliding down the hill at fall length. Jast as he reached a street crossing half way down the bill he collided with a large fat lady who was just returning from a shopping tour, and had her arms full of bundles. She fell, too, and came down just in time to light on the poor man, and' being help less, she sat there while he, acting as a sled for her, took her on down to the bottom of the hllL ,.- -At last they came to a stop, ana as the fat lady was trying to get her breath and rise she heard a faint voice underneath her saying: "Excuse me, madam, bat I'll have to ask you to get off here. This Is as jta as I v" 4 j : r,i mo h - "(r Adele Garrison's New Phmae of REVELATIONS OR A-WIFE CHAPTER 215 THE WAY DICKY RELIEVED AN' 1EMBARRAS9IKC SITUA TION. As my vision" followed " Mrs. Durkee's pointing finger I saw that her eyes had served her un erringly, that the - occupant of the car coming toward us, now passing as, were indeed her son, my husband and Rdith and Leila Fairfax. : , r .'. Absorbed in conversation. thy bad almost shot by us when Ed ith Fairfax in the tonneau beside lucky leaned forward abruptly with what was evidently a sharp exclamation. At the same instant little Mrs. Durkee called out gay ly, insistently: ""Alf! Alf!" Her eon threw up one hand In recognition,, but neither he. nor MaJ. Qrantlaad could easily stop or turn just at that point, because of the number of card on the road; As soon &s possible, however, thar officer drew his car .up close to the curb, shut off his engine, and we all turned around: to see Al- fred turning and backing the car down the road, and then coming toward us with slackened speed. He brought It to a standstill Just behind the one. we were In, and I was , cattily feminine enough to rejoice in the sudden, swift com parison of the two machines which I saw in all four faces in the cither- car. ... . . ; , Alfred Durkee was the first to Epeak. The Fairfax girls are too reserved, too well bred - for the. Ehoutlng comments which Rita Brown, for instance, would have made upon the unexpected meeting- And Dicky well, . I . bad never seen my husband look ouite so uncomfortable as be did in tills moment! . t . .. His eyes had seised mine, wan dered to the figure of Maj Grant land beside me, then . had come back to mine again with a gase la which was mingled astonishment, resentment and more than a little shamefacedness, as he realized, I fancv. from mr face, .that I knew ol his enjoyable motor .excursions during: my enforced idleness. ... "What's the big idea?" Alfred Durkee called to hjs juotir as he inmned from the driving seat to the ground. . "I thought .the stage was all set for.yqu tp be at the old. homestead gate in ging ham apron and with the odor o! pumpkin pies floating around you., ready to welcome son, pros pective relatives and suph excess hsggage as DicKy-Dra.-- . Mrs. Durkee's Defense. Little Mrs. Durkee laughed, wholly unembarrassed by this rev elation that she bad Known, 01 tae proposed motor, driy frpm York. ... "Well, von said you wanted to say 'Surprise, surprise f to the rest of us. didn't you?'! she de fended herself. "So wben I WSI offered a chance to play goo?e herry upon a most delightful auto ride in this most scrumptious of all cars, what else could I do Dat wind the clock, put out the cat nd leave a note on the door say mg I would be back anon. - I touldn't say, Nb, kind people, t must stay to welcome my fam-l W-. ' rnnld I now?" Everybody pave Dicky and MaJ. Grantland laughed at her ridicu lous farrago, delivered with the pretty, childish, pouting manner which women of her type are al ways able to carry orf successful ly whether they be 16 or 60. and which, alas, makes so supremely ridiculous the women of other types, no matter what the when they attempt.it. But nei ther my husband nor the man sit ting beside me smiled even, faint ly at her nonsense. J think the attention of both men bad been caught by the word gooseberry, which I felt resentfully in, Dicky's parlance "was surely being work ed overtime.' by my little neigh bor. MaJ. Grantland flushed re Eentfully and with erabarwsmeBt at it, while Dicky's atiswerlng flush held resentment and anger. "Oh, we'll forgive yori this time if the pancakes are up to standard!" Alfred Durkee retort ed airily blissfully unconscious of the tenseness in the. mental at mosphere, i "By the way, guess we'd better give some of . these people a knockdown to each Pth er. Allow me " U . , "Airs" Plan. He burlesqued formal Introduc tions of his pretty fiancee and her pister to MaJ. Grantland, then turned to me. . "Mighty glad you're able to be out, Mrs. Madge," be said cordial ly. "Why not change our pro gramme and all run-down to the beach for dinner? The mater's prub can keep till - tomorrow, can't It?" He turned to his mo ther smiling. 1 1 . . She clasped her bands In de light. I have never known an-: other woman so fond of 'dining cut" as Is my little neighbor. . "There Isn't a thing that win spoil," she ,said. "And I simply dote .on the beach dinners.. You can come, can't you, Madge." "I'm afraid I'm not np to it. 1 said with feigned reluctatace, for at that moment tbe least alluring prospect in the world was a fes tive dinner, and besides I knew that my physician would absolute ly prohibit such an extended out ing It be knw of it, "Indeed she's not," l Lillian chimed In, "and, as for me. 1 simoly cannot do It tonight, much as I would love such an outing some other time.. But It will take only a few minutes to run us back again, and therj you can all go on and enjoy yourselves.! I jM -v "I-", fegan MaJ. Grantland, evidently also beginning a refusal, when Dicky struck In masterful ly. ' Vi:.'.-; -,:'.-!'' .ij.j!, ! bare Itr Jie said; S'Griit land. yours is the car f or these festive pleasure-seekers to roll up to a Lonr.Beach hotel In. rai. - ot -purs'-is afltvep-oaiptTt4 XQ .your euwii- ouyyuj j e Madge and UHian home la , car while Alt and the Ut transfer themselves to , yoir Cliaree; Tou may. Rle. yourseit. to fQVif 'wicked deral tassel in take me wife and her ladj frie4 home outt danEer." i . x , I J (To be conUnued) j j ; CVT JU13 PVT-riT W TVpntlt, - ' j---- MONEY ' i ", 0ut 'out this -slip.' enclose iV; t 5c and mat! itrto Fohjy ft Co., ! 2UJ5iShef,fielUAve Cbicago, .i writing your name, and v address, ; tiearly . You wilt roceivs in. rs turn a trial Jackage .eontaiftiBg, roley Honey anc Tar Comncjunrl for coughs, colds and croup Fe- ( ley Kidney Pills for pains in side ' and back; rheumatism, backache,' ; kidney and bladder ailments; and j 1 Foley's . Catbartic Tablets ; whovesqme and thoroughly cleaas- Ing -cathartic fP constipation. tiL. iduaness, headache, "and sluggish : bowels.;.. Sold, ftveCTfUerti. A4r. 1 ' ' 1 5 ' " i .-j--, "I am to be the guest of 'honor;., at a public function." "Well?"; ; rye never bad 4hat -experience ! befpre. How must 1 actt'Look 4 tpred: v I believe that's tiie'nsoal h custom." Birmingham Age-He. Skim Milk- t Butte r milk U : pfcr Fe6lii4t Purposes i-' r. CillJ ,, ! .,,', 1 ii 0- MARION CREAMERY . Phone !68 vt:r .j I 1 SALEM MARKETS I . ; . ' ; ' , .. i Price otd are -wbelesaie-uad -prle- received by farmer. No reUil pica are given. r i , Wheat So. 1, StJc. Oats, milling, sot. . vats, teeo, as. Vtch and oat hay. M. Clover Hav. 810. 4U run . till fd, 9S4. . I :-: Sottaxfat j . v i - : Al..iHSI su r-ggs, i46o Ca 48. Creamery buttaa, . 4S. Buttorfat. ' 47e. - 7 ' s !, ponnr Hans, light, l6e. , Baa, heavy, 22. ., Chickens, spring, '188 20c Soostors, old. So O lOe. : Turksys, live, SSe CP' 87c. Turkeys, dressed, 43e . jf 4 To. ; Pork, Mutton and Bf " Hogs, $9.50 dj 99.75. . Laaba. 8e..' ):-- f -.'. " ,.'.. , Top vfsL 12o.4) lSUec-. Pork, dressed llo O He, atoera, 4o 60 OVia. . Bulla, So -! . 7 nt-oixa Tokay grapes -lOo. . . - Bananaa, SVic. ', , ' Lamona, 97.8S. - -Orange,. 97 IT.50. ' Florida grapa fruit, 98. - California grape fruit, S9. HuekUberriea, 6. ' ! Washington crsnberrlea, hpx, 15.50. .1 TEOXTAiXEl Sweat pots toe. Vsa. Potatoes, $1.80. .r-r. t , Cabbage, 1U, f. . , California . tomato, lug, 91. ' ' 1 uucumDera, ai.za. Cauliflower, $3. . Turnips, $3V -Bell peppers, lb, 11. Parsnip, 92.: Oregon oaiona. 98-75. Carrot. 91.SS. ' Head lettuc. 75e, Celery, 85e. Boots, 92 80. Datoa, Figs, Bona Zatea, l(o. Fig, ISO. Oomb hoay, -, S8.00. Coeoanuta, dpsen, $1.85. FRUIT -?4- NEW YORK. Nov. 9. Evapor ated apples nominal; prunes firm; ' peaches steady, raisins firm.; Wheat Displays Fresh .Strength In Chicago CHICAGO, Nov., 9. Wheat ' a Is- played fresh strength . today, all points showing , falling off - in receipts. The market closed strpngj lty to 2 V. ne higher, with decern ber 1.06 1-& to 1-06 3-9 and May 1.11 V4 .to 1.11 6-8. Corn gained; 5-8 to 3-4; and oaU -&& 1-4 to j 3-8V. Provisions wera nu cha nge4 to 20 lower. It was with but Jittle effect that bfars In wheat tried tp .ex plain i way j the evident curtail ment of receipts.! , One assertion wan mar. us laximg-ait was due partly to. the coming drop in freight: rates. Shlomenta . beine held back ' to take adventage of the new rates. It was- said also that bad ' condition : of country roads had . been more or fesa re sponsible. - ; Upturns in hogs and possibili ties of labor troubles at th atnrh- yards iere gaye only temporary urmneas to provisions. Toward the last .quotations bad a' down ward slant because of ebsenee of demand. ,' . - 3 School Supplies' i Monthly jcbool Wpcrtt card - n ...-, ; r. f ic Teariy. school report books. weaeh.-....5TU.?p,fJ?H!B Msnna envelepes for either, cb ......;.i,.gc Teachers' examination ques tions for one year certlfl- ", eate, each ..i ..,..- ., 80c "Western; t3ongester; a .gplen-' did song . book! for. fcbooL Institute or community sing ing, eacb. .......', 25c Per dosen . . .. ....... $ 3 Per l00....;-....V.fl2JiO jlny t the abort atapplles will be shipped, game) 4l$.j ax order is received, -.j,... School jannnaJj niid -diplol mas printed in thoroughly pw ms-oue-fv OREGOI-I TEACHOIS Zlt SouLb OrWierclal Ct, i 4 li'