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. MA)! .Ul 1.M SUOTAY; HORNING, APB.IL 27, 1C2 i r T"' c - fo:: ... 'V- , '4 - .. f ienj Women and Children' ' . COMING TO SALEM Representing fW. S. RICE . Adams, N. Y. ;,Tlie Rice Rupture Method Ex perts, , Mr. ana itifar'F. TErTvn- lla'rqjs,- personal jepresentatfTes .of William S. Rice, Adams, N. Y., will be at the Marion Hotel, Salem, Oregon, Monday and Tuesday, April 28 and 29, and at Albany Hotel.. Albany, Oregon, Thursday, May 1. ETery ruptured man, wo-j man and child should take advan tage of this great opportunity. J The Rice Mejbod for Rupture is known the world OTer. You can now see this Method demonstrated and, have a Rice Appliance fitted tayaiU. Absolutely no charge un less, yon are satisfied to keep the Outfit after having the Appliance adjusted andyou see how perfectly and comfortably it holds. ' No harsh, deep-pressing.springs; noth .isg ta gouge the flesh, and make yott sore, Can be worn night and day! with 'positive torn fort. Soft, rubber-like composition : pad, - any degree of pressure required. . -. Don't wear a truss 11 your life when thousands . have reported cures through using the Ripe Meth od." 'Why suffer the burden of rupture If there is a, chance to be free -from truss-wearing forever? Anyway,' It will 'cost you nothing v to come in and learn all about the Rice. Method and the. wonderful op-r-rtunUy for help and. cure it of lii s,;Ja . your , case. Remember tlese 'Experts will "be there" only two days," then your Opportunity will be gone. Just ask at the hotel desk, for .the Rice Experts as3 ;they will lohrest. .Call any t s rqm to' 12"-a-: m... 2 to 5 p.'ji., or 7 to 9 evenings. . Women anf young 'children deceive per sonal attention of Lady Expert in separate apartments: 1 V r Don't miss this great opportuni ty to.see thse Experts on Hernia. s 1731.' S. RICE, Inc Atoms, X. Y. -U Irca I a03 3 i.t :.us. CnUord Farmer. . Beginning at o'clock, bridge and Mah Jongs will be' In play un til A. At that hour tea will be served at , the small tables.. ' At tractive decorations are being at ranged., .A group of the younger maids will serve. " ! , " " '"Eighteen tables of bridge and efsht tables. foiMah Jongg have sOdy beeii reserved. for the May f date. For bridge the following " win, have tables; Mrs. O. C., Locke, Mrs. W. H..Lytle, .Mrs.-Frederick lTnport, Mrs. John- H.- Carson, ilattfe. Beattyv Mrs. Lawrence 1 Ian Is, Mrs, F. Ray Felkery Mrs. T.. tiUea,'Mrs. T. -A,- Roberts, Mrs. F. -.Meyers, Mrs. C B. Webb, TZts. ' Seymour Jones. , Mrs. U. O. h!pley. Mrs. J. A. Churchill, Mrs. V.li:iam McGH;hrlit, Jr Mrs. Wil liam J. Busick, Mrs. Homer Cou lett Mrs. E. C. Apperson of Mc Jlinnvllle, and Mrs. W. P. Wllllam tW ;o f 'Portland. '. : '. ' -'The Mah Jongg hostesses will te: ; Mrs. D. C. Roberts,' Mrs. V. C' Kukn. Mrs. Clare Vlbberi, Mrs. r. E. Shaier, Irs; Lewis Griffith tliiVee tables), and Mrs. George Brown. 1 . " ' .-' " " - '" '. - : MrsV C. P. Bishop' Is spending tia.week-end inTortland. . . r .v.. , . .. . Gngts yesterday .'at the C. ' P. lAihop home were Mrs. Torey ahd 1-J9. T. C. Taylor of Portland. .?Pelbert : Bloore, violinist, who . ta? 'popular, as a. sbloist while he tie aded-Salem high school, took part recently in' the dance drama and orchestra concert given" at the University of Oregon. Of hi play ing the Oregon Dally Emerald says: '- .-,-.'.''; Th,9 last; orchestra, number. SV-" "Love -Son,.,' u. -a1rt!oii frc a 'The Fortune Teller, Delbert lloore. a" student, in the school of music, played as a violin solo which was beautiful In Us pathos ana appeal to the heart.'" Music at the down town lunch eon ciuds was featured during !r..rieweekv. On-Monday at the i ni.ber of-commerce Mrs, Arthur "Happy .Sons;," and as an encore "The Lilac Tree." Miss -Dorothy j. t rc accompanied: U ij-. ,W, Carlton Smith-was the soloist for the KIwanians Tuesdav. Ilzr numbers were "Rose In the Hud"- (Forster) and "Message o IFI.l.itl t-3 luiet . i L,uaers as an en r. ' The Polyhymnat. sextette ' i pleased with selections, sing- ' Croon, Croon, Underneath the i.Ti" and "Sweet and Low." Mrs. T rry Ftyle3 accompanied. LI .La r.clarlan music on Wednes- v-3 3 In charge of Miss Elma : TL ? quartcrcf tie which '.Miss Leaa' of the Sumiuer Ifight" (Smart). Tfi6 lby3rquartetfiang -3Iy!Lady-Chloe." Miss Helen Pettyjohn,, a piano pupil of Miss Weller, played Ofleg;s To Sprlng.f , 'The Realtors, meeting Thursday at - luncheon, heard ? : Miss Erma Keefer at the piano. Miss Keefer gave .one . Rachanjanlof f number and Chaminade'a 'The Fauns." Miss Neva Cooley "Bang during the luncheon,.": accompanied j. by Miss Grace Louise Bowen. .. .; 2:'r-" U.-:j,i-;S v .- -. From O. A. C. Alumnus: Moth er's day is a new Institution on the O AC campus. It is a day that has been set aside 'for all women and . mothers of college girls. Sat urday, May 10,' is the date. ' The day will be, entirety filled by the co-ed program. - Breakfast will be served in sorority houses and halls Tor mothers, visitors - and faculty . women, A co-ed track meet will follow.' A big reception, for all guests will be in the women's gym nasium In the afternoon , and a banquet In the evening wfll be conducted by the Woman's Ath- '.J letic w association; and, the . Home Economics club. . The whole college wftf 3oonor to mothers -that week-end ( Many prominent wonteaJorthe statewlll be campus , visitors and faculty women wfll cpoperate with"woinen stndent In giving them an Idea of the work, done by women over the campus. ; ; Mother's day, Sunday, May 11, will be appropriately observed.' . Miss Edna Garfield was a guest yesterday at the Oregon Writers' club banquet fn Portland. I :' " - " ' Tbe state v training school for boys was -the scene of a happy gathering Thursday evefilng. Mu sic week was observed by an all boys' program, , -glren ; underthe direction of 'Beatrice Shelton and Lena Belle Tartar. A varied number of 'Selections were given and ; each was enthusiastically re ceived by. the pupils and. visitors, who crowded the auditorium Jto capacity. ; Interesting numbers were given as encores. ' . Malcolm Medlet and Cecil Dea con gave piano numbers that were rhythmic and bright,, and the boys of the school caught the spirit of the :. selections . and ' Iheartily - Ap plauded. Both pianists responded with second numbers. Cecil Dea con : also played the accompani ments . for the1 yiolin : and ,'rocal numbers with a sympathy and skill that- shows future promise as an exceptional accompanist. The 'Salem nigh school boys quartet, which won honors recent ly, at Forest GroTe, wag a special feature of the evening's entertain ment. Leonard Chadwick played in a charming manner and with splendid Interpretation "Chant In done," by Rimsky-Korsakoft. He gave a popular number-ayan en core. .- ; Lloyd Walz, reader, literally brought the house down with his impersonations of Irish characters and stories of bad. boys. His .num bers were the best received of any on .jthe program, " He gave , two groups with appropriate encores. uems from ypinarore", were .sung by a chorus of 20 boys from the Salem high school chorus. These selections were sung with vigor style and . met t hearty, approval. The soloists were-Ronald Craven, tenor; Gene Parmentler, baritone. and - Charles Anderson bass. . The evening closed with "Am erica." sung by. the. audience and led byCena Belle Tartan The program for the state con- ventionpf . the Federation of Mu sic which will be held In Portland May 2, is announced ,in -detail as follows with registration taking place before .'9:30 a. m. . 9;30 a. m. Opening. "Amerl ca the Beautiful President's- address of welcome. Mrs; Paul Petri. . , , Officers Teports; -c roll call of 11a. m. -Extension round ta ble. 1 Kathryn C. Street i (Junior and senior.) '.- - ,12 noohAdQurnment, ! t . '1:3 0; p. m. Opening' of after noon session. L. fv-.- Report by nominating -commlt- tee. . ' Election of offleerii. 2 ; p. nr.-MJommitteeTeports; publicity;, library; churcn music. . 2:45-v m;-rAddress.Musicfc6f the .SheJU Dr? - Harold : Leonard liowman.' : ,. r Half hour musical program. S : 3 0 -p. ' m.- -Juntof do o 'Tiro- gram, Mrs. Evelyn McClusky( Del- coze club). I . -' ' : l 4 p. m. -Mrs. Frank Lyons, na tional president, Introduced. ; 6:30 p. m. -Banquet. Pytland hotel, Mrs. "Lyons, speaker. . Reception: ; ' ? . "' " ' Banquet ' reservations tnay be made with Miss Elizabeth John son, 301 Xilfprd building. Portland up tl Thursday Sight. Miss Lena Belle Tartar,, Miss Gretchen Kraaier "and Miss Georr- gia Jackson are' now domiciled at the Bligh apartments, 327 North High . street." ."' ' . .Mrs. Carrie H. Chappel, matron Of the Indian school at Chemawa was the speaker v guest, yesterday afternoon at the meeting', of the Daughters "of. the American Revo lution at the , Henry B. Thielsen home, ,1049 Courf street, , with Miss Nell Thielsen. Mrs, Ivan Put nam, and Mrs. Frances M. Rich- ards joint hostesses with Mrs. Thielseru'l' 2 J- Mrs.-Chappel spoke In a partlc ularly interesting manner concern the ertsat cr "tcT "work. Ateott panyUs ilrs. Chappel to the meet lag were two native Alaskan girls, Mary" Nicholas 'from ' Rome and Emma Eecholt from DeerlngJdiss Nicholas, wearing the "parkee" of deerskin, which her mother made for her, in Alaska, gave a charac teristic dance and song.. a. i The business feature of the aft ernoon was the appointment ot a committee by Mrs. Russell Catlln, regent," protesting' the Indiscrim inate cutting down of trees in the city. This committee, of which Mrs. Elmo White was made chair man, wilt meet- wiin - tne cuy council. r : ... In the tea room attractive with Tris and a variety, of other spring flowers in lavender and yellow, tea was served. Mrs. Seymour Jones and 'Mrs. Russell Catlin poured.- At the next meeting of the chapter Mrs. Elmo White will be hostess at luncheon in honor of Mrs. Seymour Jones, state regent. Elections of officers will also take place at this time. : ' ' ' - I v - - - - :- - For the pleasure of Mrs. Walter L. Spa aiding, who returned from a six. weeks'- motor, trip through southern California, Mrs. Karl Kugel entertained on" Friday at a 1 o'clock-luneheonj followed with bridge at five tables. A wide va rietyfof spring blooms were used in attractive' profusion. The high score for the afternoon went to Miss Zoe Stockton.' - The guests of the day "were: Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding, Mrs. Roy Mills, Mrs: F. G. Bowersox, Mrs. H. R. Worth, Mrs. John C, Evans, Mrs. C. E. Bates, Miss Zoe Stockton, Mrs. W. H. Darby; Mrs. Bliss Darby, Mrs. H. A. Cornoyer, Mrs. William McGilchrlst Jr., Mrs. William JL Busick, Mrs.: P.: A. Elker, Mrs. J. C. . Currie, Mrs. Lewis -Griffith, Mrs. Charles K. Spaulding, and Mrs. S. B. ; Kim ball. - : - ' y Mrs. Spaulding,. during her Cal ifornia: trip,: visited - her sister, Mrs. Linus Carl , Pauling ; (Ava Helen Miller) at Pasadena. She was a guest also at Palm Springs, Oakland, San Francisco, and Princeton. Mrs. Spaulding, was accompanied south . by , her little daughter, Leone. ' " . A number of the local Daugh ters of American Revolution are planning to motor to Dallas on Tuesday to attend a- silver tea given by the .Dallas, chapter, with Mrs. C. B, Sunburg, the hostess, Franklin B. Launer was honor ed bn ' Friday evening at dinner, the occasion being his - birthday, with Rer. ad Mrs. F W, Launer, 268 North 17th street, the hosts, Those present were: Mr." and Mrs. Barkley Newman, of Albany, By- ren Arnold, ' Beulah, Wilson -and Linden Launer. Later in the eve ning a delightful party was given at the Sigma Tau fraternity, 920 Oak St. at which 12 of Mr. Laun- er's fraternity brothers and their guests were present. : The evening passed in games and stories after which refreshments were served. 4Thl3 afternoon at 5 o'clock By ron Arnold will present, his piano pupils in an informal recital. The parents will be the guests of the group. ;; The following, will play: Miss Hazel Pierce, Miss Greta Powell,1 Miss Mary .Elizabeth Kells, Miss Cora May Fehler, Miss Edith May. Jenks, Miss Betty " Bonnell, Miss Ruth Palmer, Wayne Fehler and Winstanley "Jenks.;. , ; . r SOME CAt'STIC OBSERVATIONS , There . are many who believe that from a legislative standpoint Oregon is one of the worst-gov erned states in the Union. If in anydegree true, this must be be cause of some fundamental - rea son, and not because of inherent ly defective, citizenship; it. is , not at all a personal charge. ' ' Oregon -has bought- some splen did, constructive legislation for the thievish, .$ ?. 00 a day; she pays , her legislators; but along with it she has bought , whole books of the strangest . f reakXlaws,, that give color to the charge of bad govern ment. Oregon shares with Kansas her 9 3.0 0-a-day legislative pay and her reputation for amazing legislation. . 5 1 . ' . 5 It would be wrong to say, or in fer, that all legislation is tainted or clean,' according to the salaries of the men who made it. But fol lowing the fuTK5er-paf Tbrfngs Tin der-service" , doctrine of : the labor unions and the ; practice of the whole business world, the state has a right to receive only what it pays for... Oregon does.not.gen erally pay r her ! legislators with "honor." as the blackguard rec' ords show; she buys ;only:. what they will give for 12 a day. .w f This S3-a-day legislative service usually attracts . only . about ,four kinds of prejudiced people: The social climber, the selfish and sin ister grabber for special Tpriniege; the man who is for sale at bargain prices, and the sacrificial patriot with a hobby. Out of ; these ele ments, assorted as they .may be Oregon .perhaps buys more than S3 worth of average service. But no taxpayer has a Tight to com plain of foolish exrtavagance. of swinish peculations, of lamentably poor legislative judgment; for. no where under the Oregdn sun will tZ a day buy competent help. The people of Oregon have -voted down every attempt to raise, the legisla tive pay to a living point. That they have received better service than ;they deserved or would pay for is a mercy of God. - This, however, wasn't really in tended for a legislative argument it is occasioned by the recent court decision on the Polk county com missioners case. The commission ers are by law allowed pay for i only five days a'month, or 6 O. days -! s q t a t e s m a e I a s-s n&ox 1 . ? ; ' " " - ; ' - ; ' fl AVANTEP employment la HEAL ESTATS city ' ; .rA . , i own .. -. i .,--f;SV IlllJiir ( yiftU ti h H l i !ffH h O'T'' -i Jfi H 1l ipare tima -work. Eveninji and fiatar- . .: .- i REPRESENTATIVE TirlOMAS S. BUTLER of Pennsylvania Mr. Butler, . a Republican, . has been a member of Congress since 189? and is chairman of the House, Committee on Naval - Affairs. - Al though he has attained a position of great , honor and respect ;Jn r.a tional affairs, his greatest" pride is the - record of ' his ?sod. Genera! Smedley Eutler, pf the x Marine Corps, who has recently cleared the city of Philadelphia 6' fvee. year. The commissioners are the judges and executioners of practically all the county funds; half a million dollars a year. As prudent business men they, seem to, have found that tbe legal tima was not enough for proper super vision of all this vast business. Some agitator', over" in Polk county, brought : suit against - the county com mission ers.fpr spending more than five days a month on the county business and 'putting in a bill for the services.. The court holds that legally . they can't be paid more than this f oof statutory price; that if they "give any, more time they must serve unpaid, mil lion-dollar business, notwthstand ing. . - Doubtless It is the; law, as writ ten by. ?3-a-day legislators; but it is a fool .law. The incompetent who is . worth nothing' at all, or the. grabber on his : ova. hook, might afford to give excess time without charge; the Polk county officials seem to have been penal-. ized . for '. giving ... capable . service without which the county finances would suffer. ; Let's take Marion- county, near er home; ; though Marlon ""county, being larger is not subject to iuite the same legal limitations. Marion county handles almost as much' money as the great Portland Rail way, Light tt .Power. :-Mr. Frank lin T. Griffith, the company presi dent. Is said to draw .150,000. a year, and they-couht; him. a bar gain at that price. There are many other high-priced men under him, . too; they , cannot afford cheap help and short-time super vision. . . . .' '..'"; .V-i:; , Marion county has 'been spend ing a million . dollars. . a year through the county court; No county In the 'state has beep bet ter governed; fewy it any, as well, Eight years ago, : when' Commis sioner - J. T. -lunt 'Came" into of fice, the volume of business was so much smaller that they could run safely with only a little more than ;.the statutory limit for,' the smaller class county; they stop ped exactly where the business al lowed them to stop, with osatety Now they can't stop; only "a. fool would try . it. Million-dollar budgets will not 'care for them selves; even a million dollars a year wfll f ado. a way'Ifke fog IF not carefully watched. .' Some fool might bob up in the coming campaign and say that the county court has spent too. much time - and money -in handling thie vast budget.' - But really the fact that the county-has been able to buy, for any price, the constant and intelligent services of careful men like the late Judge Bushey and present Commissioner' IlUnt, for so long a time, is the county's rare good fortune; it is not a cal amity or a wrong. - . i ..The editor, of a great national magazine, writing recently about a story of Marlon county's remark able , road construction record Marion county has more than sev en. .times-, as much graveled road and seven times as much paved road as the average county for the whole. United, States, said this: "But as a matter of fact. Marlon county was fortunate in having exceptional pubila -of fieialaGood praise! Well deserved! More for tunate than the county ever paid for, more fortunate hanf the S3 a day legislature provided for. rJti et, tney ltmijea salaries as they aid.!, ...Let'a hope for hlsQwnVsake that the noisy fool 'does ot. butt into this decent Marion county record with, his dishonest gabble about of fleers staying on the Job and '.'get ting more money" when the work demand it. ':. C.sJAlV Cooking Teacher: "What is the difference between a lemon and a head of cabbage ?" : - a . Ruth:' "I don't know." V , Cooking. Teacher: . "You'd" be a nice one. to send after lemons." ' itVa funny world. McTigueis still 'champion' t and Germany doesn't admit-bvwaa licked. I' v- GEASSIFIED SECTION ; t . rhone 23 Advertl4in Dept. ' CliASSITItD ADVEKTISKMKNTS ' I TUU fx word: So 6o Money to Loan On BmI Eitato . . T. K. FORD tOver Ladd Jb Bnaa Bosk) AUTO REPAIRING 2 "BCSXIXQ BOARD LINOLEUM 2 5e A square foot. Max O. Boxen, 179, N. Commercial. . ,2-apr30 - ,We Fix 'Em 4 , When tbe other fellow- (aihi. JACK DOEBPEB, MOTOR REPAIR 410 8. Com'L St. 2-apr27 ' Call 666 for Ambulance Service Day or night at' reasonable prices. , H. H. HARRIS 173 8. Liberty. 2apr27 AUTO TOPS O. J. Hull 256 8tate St. i - "Wo repair old top, put on new onea, repair nphoiatery. and make aide cur tains. Yonr job is not too . small or too largo to receiTo our personal at tention. . 8-apr27 FOR RENT FOR RENT 5 ACRES GOOD BLACK . soil, close in. Inquire - 960 Broadway. .'i - " . 4-apr30 SPACE FOB RESTS 173 SOUTH LIB- erty St. . 4-Mayl FOR RENT FOR 1-8 OF THR CROP, Zoo seres, fair bnildins; 1UO seres In enltivstion. 6 miles south. . . , SOCOLOFSKY. Realtor t 841 State St :- aprl9t FOR REJfT apartments 5 LARGE FURNISHED FLAT, GARAGE, aesnt May 1. Adulta only 1395 S. High. Fhono S55J. ' 6-spr29 FOR RENT FURNISHED THREE room apartment.' lacing Marion feqnare. 495 Korth. Commercial. Phone 1757W. " . ; r j . . , ', . '. ; . 6-apr27 TWO UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS 840 . Liberty St. 3 r 5-spr29- FOR RENT 8 APT 8. CLOSE TN. NO ob jection to children. .Mrs. Jtoyer, 147 N. Commercial. Room 6. . 5-apr23tf STRICTLY MODERN FIVE ROOM best ed apartment, unfurnished. Gsrs jre f GO month. 1444 Center. Phono 1377 J. - ; 5-apr23t FURNISHED APARTMENT WITH Pisno .4 592 N. . Summer. Phono 1978. 5-aZOU FOR RENT- DOWNTOWN APARTmonts -with water and peat, rttton Apart ments. Call Patton'a Book ators. 2a-tt FOR BENT APARTMENTS. 891 NO. (Commercial. PUBLIC NOTICES Notice of ' Intention to Improve Electric' ' ' Avenue From High Street to Church Street. , Notice is hereby given, that the Common Council of the City.of Sa lem,' .Oregon, deems it '.necessary and Expedient and hereby .declares its purpose and intention to. imr proveElectric Avenue from the east line of High street to the west line. o? Church Street at the expense of the abutting and, adjacent proper ty, except the street. and alley in tersections the l expense of which will, be . assumed , by the City of Salem, by bringing said, portion .o'f said avenue to. the established grade, constructing cement con crete curbs and paving said por tion of said avenue with a six inch cement concrete , pavement In ac cordance with the plans and. speci fications i therefor which '. were adopted by the Common Council April 211J24, and which are now on file in the office of the City Recorder and hy reference thereto raada a part of this notice, . . . The Common Council hereby de clares its purpose and Intention to make the above described Im provement by and through, the Street Improvement Department of the City' of Salem. , - . ; By order of the Common Coun cil the 21st day of April, 1924. M. POULSEN, City Recorder Pate of first publication hereof Is April 23, 1924. m4. Notice of Intention to Improve Al ' ley in Block 81 of Original Plat of City of Salem, Oregon. Notice Is hereby given that the Common . Councils or the .City of Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares its purpose and intention to im prove the Alley in Block 81 of the Original Plat of the City ot Sa lem, Marion County, Oregon, at the expense of vthe abutting . and adjacent property by bringing said ailey to the established grade and kaviog same. with a six. inch cement concrete pavement , fourteen feet v ide .with a crowned center In ac cordance with the. plans and spec! Lcatlons , therefor ; which"! were adopted .by the Common Council April 2 1 st, 1924. and which are new on file la s the' pffice.of the Cit1 Recorder and by reference made a part hereof. ' ' u The Common Ccoincll hereby de clares it3 purpose and Intention to make . the above described .; "Im provement by, and . through the Suoet Improvement Department of the. City o? Salem. , : " : ' By order "pf. the Common ' Coum cil tbe 2Jst day of Aprn,-1924. w-fit, tOTLSEN, CityRecbrdeK Date of first publication hereof is April J3,-1924.--m4 . So .20 .150 via monta. Six mcraths' contract per dm. 12 months' eontrset, per mo. .12e Minimum lor any advertiaomoat 25 FOR REXT ' rooms FURNISHED ROOM. BREAKFAST IF.de- airea. two clocks from -State House. 853. N. 13th. Phone 385W. 6-apr30 THREE MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS, : Reasonable, no children. Also ears re, . 622 Jt. High. - . s . 6-apr27 ROOM AND BOARD WITH HOME priT- tleres. Phone 1942J. 2c-aprl7tf FOR RENT houses 7 FOR RENT 8 BOOM. FURNISHED i house, east Salem. ... ; 1 room anfumished house. . 6 room hoaBe. , - 4 room house. - -. GERTRUDE J. M." PAGE ? 492 N. Cottage. 7-snr27t! LARGE 6 ROOM HOUSE. MOST ALL ; furnished. Phono 1911 or inqnire 118S i Marion. - 7-apr26tt FOR RENT Partly r furnished S room house at 1488 N. Liberty St,"$20. Kraeger, 147 North Com'l St. Phone 217. ' 7-apr27 ROOM HOUSE, BATH AND TOILET ; or apartments, rent reasonable. 735 FOR SALE miscellaneous 8 LINOLEUM 85c; ONE PATTERN ONLY at that price. Max O. Buren. 179 N. Com'l St. 8-apr27tf BALED HAY, cloTer, cheat. 1 Phono 10F21. OATS AND VETCH, A. E. Kucmi, Rt. 7. ' S-may27 RADIO GOOD SECOND HAND FOR : sale .cheap. Phone (1776W. 8-apr27 CHOICE TABLE, STOCK AND' SEED , potatoes. Day phone 717, erening 827J : ot cm at 942 Bute Sfc 8-mayl FOR SALE TEAM, HARNESS, WAGON All tor f50. Rt. 9. Box 233. J. A. Townsend.- Phone 78F13. 8-apr28tf FOR SALE DROP HEAD SEWING toa t chin. ' Good condition. Mrs. Moyer, 147 N. CoinL St. Room 6. 8-apr23tf LOVRS OP FLOWERS GLADIOLUS, . mmMW mixinret e Kinds, o for fl; . 100 for 82. Gladiolus, Giant exhibi- tion mixture, 80 for fl; 100 for 98. , Dahlias, Giant mixture, all different, , 10 for $1. Cannas, all colors; gor ; geous, -10 for fl. Iris, Supreme mix : ed, 10 for SI. Tuberoses, Giant Pearl. : 12 for fl. Chrysantbemnms, hardy, . all colors, 10 for f 1. Phlox, hardy, l all colors, 10 for 91. Peonies, sll the best 9 to 5 eyes, S for 91; 13 for 93. HOLLAND. BULBS , Order now Our supply is limited. .Tnlips, . Giant Darwin or Early; mix . ed or separata colors, 40 for 91; 100 ; for 92. Narcissus, single or double, 80 for fl; 100 for 98. Hyacinths, (Beddinr) mixed -or separate -colors. ' 20 for 91; 100 for 94. Hyacinths '-Giant, top-sise, 12 for fl. Special ; prices on large Iota. All orders sent j post-paid G.O.D. if yea wish. K. J. HIBBINU -. . -.'Mt.' HoUy. Ksw Jeraer. 4-pr30 Beautiful Oregon Rose Aad eleven other Orecoa songs to gether with, a fin collection of patriot le songs, sacred songs and many old time favorites. ALL FOB 25c Spools! price a in quantity lots) ' Especially adaptable for school, com munity or homo singing. Bond for Western Sotigsteiv TO pages bow la Its third edltioa - ' PsbUsbed Wy rVV'-v OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY 215 8. Commercial St. . Salem. Or. HAVE YOUR FURNITURE OR AUTO eieanea ana pouaaea with "Jtwuc shine " or will sell yon the material to do the work yourself. 60s sad fL Will also clean, yonr wallpaper or shades. Agents wanveo. jr. u. aox Z3 or fhono 1820. : . . ' 4-il5tf GARDEN SAND 99.50 LOAD. TWO yards. i -ery nest. . jrnona sicu.. 4-aprB0 Willamette Valley .: Nursery . ' as a few of Dr. Bean's Big French prune trees leu; aiso wsinut and fil bert trees. J. J. Msthis, Rt. 7, Salem i Silrertoa highway. . Phone 105F5. 4tf FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS 10 eenta a bundle. Circulation department . uregoa B talesman. . t UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO. Have your machine repaired by the people who max it. Special rental rate to students. SOO JbUsonis Bldr. Phono 262. . . ..a8tf WHEAT SUITABLE FOR YOUNG chick ens, 91 per bushel. Bring sacks. "O. H. Benjamin, iU. 8, -Gerrais, Oregon. ., i 4-spr27 CliOSE OUT WALL PAPERS ARE GO ing fast. Get yours 'while the assort ment is good. . 14 ax O. Buren, 179 N. , ComM. - 8-apr27tf , FOR SALE livestock 0 HORSES. HAY -AND FARM- MACHIN ery for sale. John II. Scott. Phone 254 or 622 . ; . ; , 9apr27 SEVERAL GOOD MILK COWS. FRESH and coming fresh, for sale. W, 0. ; Soderman, Jefferson. Ore- Rt. X. Phona 49123 from Salem. 4a-f lOtf FOR SALE A FEW SWISS SAANEN milk goats, young kids, yearlings, twe ' year olds, dry and good milkers. Al registered.. Prices reasonable; 935 and op. . : Kin a-wood Saanen Goat ranch. , West Salem. At ranch Sundays: 1 ' nines. E. E. Woods, 700 N. High St . Sslotw.- Call and see them. 4a-tnar30tf -' . , , - WOOD FOR SALE 11 WELL. SEASONED .WOOD OF ALL kinds. jwhviusii prices, jrnono szris. v - 14-may6 DRY SECOND GROWTH FIR f7.O0'pei cord daliTered. Phono 18F8. Mayfield, . j , , . , 14-flStf ;BEST (TR np: nv wnnn 4 . and IS inch gTesn aall wood : Ty Tnm wood - - - . iTy second growth fir fry eid ftr .- - 16 inch BLOCK mill wobdLis the best fuel .to sstc your -dry wood. Prompt doli'rery snd ressnnablo-price. . Fred X. Walla, 280 8. Church. Phona 1542. -; " . .. . nStf .. r . WOOD AND COAL - r . dry. second rowth. "first etssi oak,; liessonsble prices.. Phona 185i - ... 2 V. jt ':. , ' , 1 ; J-apr9 FOR SALE DRY SECOND-GROWTH fh wooo, . f0g immedisto delivery, Obo week, (six iatortloai). POSITION WANTED BOOKKEEPING; clerical work, typing refereneea. Tel ephone 1570 daytime,, 1076J evenings. -,' - ... . 12-apr29 RELIABLE PARTY WANTS SEVERAL smsU sets of books to keep evening Box 1060 care Statesman. 18-aprgj WAXXED rniscellaneons 13 . USED THRESHING MACHINE MOST any sixe if at a bargain. Rt. 4.. Box 1 0,. Aurora, ' Oregon-. .13-apr27 WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWNER OF farm or unimproved land -for sale. O. K. Hawley. Baldwin, .Wis. 13-apr27 BASEMENT DIGGING AND TEAM wl by contract. Call 1F3. - 13-aprl70 WOODSY THE JtfJCMOXIER BUY used furniturs for eaah. .raone oik -. . 13-aprl WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO take farm paper subscriptions. A goo4 proposition to the right people. ' Ad dress -the Pacific Hoioestead, gtaUsmar Bldg..- Salem. Or. - 5HSCELLANEOTJS 14 Qreeri Well, I may not be, but I -can. paint yonr roof green. -' X do reshingling, rod repairing etc. I ean also paint 701a roof in blue, black or yellow. . - Call mo t 17 - - M. R. MATHEWS -aprl7tl AGKXTS WAXTED 16 BECOME- REPRESENTATIVE targe con cern. Establish yourself permanently. Simplified method selling shoes fsetory to wearer. Profits large.! SeU easy. Apply immediately. - StyleArch, shoes. Cincinnati. , 16-spr.27 SeU MsdUon "BETTER MADE" shirts direct from our factory to wearer.- fio capital or experience required. : Easily sold. Big profits.- Write for free sam ples. Madison Mills, 503 Broadway, New York. 18-apr27 HELP WANTED female 17 LADIES FOR DEMONSTRATING AND with sales ability call at asnoa sotel Room -833- Monday. Steady . work. 3ood pay. . 17-spr27 WANTED LADIES TO DO . SIMPLE needlework at home. Liberal pay. ila teriala furnished. Addressed stamped envelop brings particulars. .MORGAN NOVELTY ART CO, Atlanta, Ga. . '' . - . 17-SDT27, AN EXCEPTIONAL OPENING THOSE desiring plain noma sewing. Ao ean vassing. City, country. To prevent curiosity seekers, send twelve cents for samples, information. Good Wear Cloth Co., Inc.. Asbory Park, N. J. 17-apr27 HELP WANTED male 18 RELIABLE MEN ' WANTED EVERY- .' where to distribute "free samples, book- lets, etc- for National Advertisers. No selling. .Year around work. No -ox-. - perience or capital necessary. Perma nent business. Write quickly enclos ing stamps for tontrsct and i detail. National Distribntors Association, 5909 N. Panlina St Chichgo. I1L 18-apr27 AN EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE sales- msn to sell' popular lino of ears. 1901 care Statesman. ; - ' - -18-spr2a POXJLTRX AND "EGGS 21 COCKERELS OVER FIVE WEEKS old 12 Vic tf taken at once. Phono 82F21 , ,;,' -.;. :' 21-apr30 FOR SALE PUREBRED RHODE is land Red rooster. Park's strain, 83. . 1340 Madison. . .. A ; . 21-apr27 RHODE ISLAND RED HATCHING eggs. Prices reduced. - II, M. nsgeo, vx. b, Salem, Phono 81F25. 21-may4 RHODE ISLAND RED HATCHING eggs. cue. doxea. O. A. Hams, tsaiem. Phono 26F2.- . 7a-apr28 PUREBRED BABY CHICKS At reduced prices. - White Leghorns Rods, Barred Rocks, White Rocks. Mia, rchaa, Aneonas, Buff Orpingtons. De livorioa Tuesdsy ovary week. Salsa Ohickeriss, 658 State. Fhono 400. 7a-mar6t .Why Delay?., Place ?onr order for 1924 chicks with the White Hatchery, the hatchery with a repntstion for good chicks. Safe ar TiTal, - full count guaranteed. -. Member of - Accredited Hatcheries, . Sonoma "County. A" and AA" stock. Price rirht. Send - for catalog. WHITE HATCHERY,, Petaluma, Calif., 21-28tf FOR SALE BABY CHICKS THAT Will live, several breeds. .Flaks's Petland, 978 Ststs. . 7a-m9t THE AVERAGE HEN DOES NOT PAY profit. - Purebred bens bred to lay pay big profits. ao4 hav made hun dreds of poultry men wealthy. Four teen trios of world champion pure ' bred chickens will ba given free to sm- bitions msn, women, 1 boys and girls. Send name snd address snd full infor- mation will be mailed. Purebred . Chicken Kditof, Korfhweat Poultry Jour nal. Salem. Orrn. Deo't. A. 7o-i0tf .- LOST AND FOUND 23 LOST A PAIR OF OPERA GLASSES . between' 1 :3( and 2 p. m.. Friday, Apr. 25 ir toilet room of OE dopos.. If the lady who picked them- up will return them to . The Statesman office . ahe ' will receive reward. " 22-apr29 PERSONAL 23 X'iLMJ, ATTRACTIVE LADY, very weaitay, wisnea early - mamaxe. Cts B-1022. Wichita, Kansas. 23-spr27 CATHOIilCS WISHING TO MARRY, Booklet Free. ' Address - Home Club L- ' Box 23, Grand Rapids, Mich. 23-apr2 7 HAPPINESS MEANS PROSPERITY and wealth to yon. I will tell yon how to liVO hanpUy- for ONE ' DOLJUAR. ; D. Knodell Sakowits Bldg., Houston. Tex. 83-apr27 MARRY IF LONELY MOST SUCCESS- ful "Home -Maker" : hundreds rich: strictly ,eoufidestisl: rtriisble; years, of '. 'experieScer descriptions - free'. 'The .., Successful Club," Mrs. Nash. Box 556 Oakland, California. 23-apr27 r LEADING tCLCB. LARGEST. MOST 1 ' liable 'for lonely people," confidential de- crip t'ions free ia plain .sealed envelope. Thousands wealthy members. If sincere write. 1 Established SO- years. Old Re liable Club - (name, copyrighted), Mrs, ' Wrubel. Box 2C, Oakland. California. 23-npr27 LONESOME f JOIN MY CLUB AND get letters . from everywhere. Make new ..friends, and meet your 'Ideal., "Con fidential, information in plain sealed , envelops free. .Write. Golden West uorre spending ciuo, uox . 47. San Prawiiswi. ' Cslihria. 23-mayl LOANS 24 WE HAVE A FEW FIRST CLASS AP plications xor loans on .bungalows in city. 7 per -cent Interest. W. A. IJSTON . 484 Court St. S4-spr27 GOVERNMENT LOANS CUfTXTLUS Sti per entv F. L. Wilkinson. 202 II. i. f n J ''J it,. rl -Trr J Ta J ec wu PT.VMTVO'S WEEKLY E gain on Better omei px advertising.. - 25-ttr FOR SALE FOUX BOOM BUXGALC large lot, gsrsge. -nono ou curs between 10 and 12." 23-apr FOR SAIJE BY"" OWStii -EC State St., 7 room hoose, moaern t veniences, -gsrsge, good location. Te- . WANTED LISTINGS of yonr property or business. If j for sale or trade, list TtoW with, agents. Try Childs. tt Beeh I. State 6t.. for quick and satn...t . results, thank fou ... , 25-aj.. NEW 6 ROOM BUNGALOW ON HIC way. Large living room, saraw -floor, tireplaee, " pipo-f nrnaee, kitt. built-in, light gray , enamel, lineolet ahadea, nk-o electric - fixtures, Laur trays, double arape, cement port and walks. - Everything complete 1 modern. 1818 N. Capitol. Phone 156. Owner. r ' - -25-spri -. LOOK THESE OVER 5 xoom modern bungalow now fci. ing. - fireplace, breakfast nook, ti.. -tn. buffet,, hardwood floors, nice le -tion. Price 84250; only $000 do $1750; 8300 down buys -a new at era 41. room bungalow near MeKini achooL. Balance like rent. t-JL good, farm rell improved.. 12 ae? "prunes, price 86000 clear, will exchac. for Salem residence McGIIJCHRIST PENNINGTON U. 8. Bank ldg. Phone 140 -2.5-apr2T ' HOMES OF QUALITY Modern 8 room on Market tr close to 3 -schools, with one acre, i did vmlma 1 6 ' 7 room modern close to busines c . trict - .. : : . .t-0C'. ' East Salem 8 room modern, ?35f New Fail-mount hill bunralow ,9 room 'North Salem with 3 j I.- Fruit and -berries ..ftJ. J. Others of eiual value. - A. C. BOHRNSTEDT 147 K. Commercial Hi-, alem, O .. 25-aprCT CONFECTIONERY 8TORE ON PAVr merit. Salem street, $5500. Garage on Highway bringing II dividends, 8650Q. - Grocery store, corner traiMinc I". 500. - Grocery gtore,"' buildias1 and vacant tot, 85500. - A beautiful noma on Center street, ' all modern, .87500. , '5 room house on. Summer street, f?, - SOO. . 0 room house, large lot, dote i, $4500. A farm well located, all most give .. sway, -by - GERTRUDE J.' M. PAGK 492 N. Cotage " 25-apr27t: SPECIAL . . prices on the following properties f ... no week -only. Shown by an. appoia. ment free of charge. . 88000; new house 8 roms. $6300; new bouse 7 rooms. 85500; bungalow worth $6500. $4000; new bungalow, a dandy. .$3400; new bungalow; $200 down. $3000; new bungalow; hslf cash. $2200; new bun r slow. Sii, garage. $1800; house, 63; 2 lot. r$1375; house 6R; $300 down. $ 600; house 48; $200 down. " " 8 600; house 12x24 feet. . , . $' 550; bouse 2R; 2 lots. SUBURBAN HOMES CHEAP' " . 8 acres good buildings f 8 acres, bungalow, paved rd. t 2000 ., 2 A. best ot land, close "in, 700 '-Beet f OA farm rv blin 7C'"- ) BUSINESS PROPERTY AND AirTa. K Snap apartment house,- 6 apis, com pletely furnished. Large lot, on Court street $6000. . Grocery store., confec tionery, good business, chesn rect.k-ft&a, LOTS 1 -LOTS! LOTS! . -- - $375 bnys choice lot, paving paiL - $1.75 lot; asume street assessment. $175 lot; paving paid. ' - Terms on any of above . properties No trouble 'to show property. Phont 1727. Make an sppointment -, wka - , CHILDS BECHTEL . 540 Ststo St. 25-apirTtf Good -Buys 'Selected 3-4 room bungalow, new $1800. An other $2100. Still better 5R. in pink of condition with garag-s $2200. An other, with an extra room 6) -and cel lar, an extra good buy at $2500. You ought to' get suited we believe- wit i on of these If jno want i t -to b room bouse bargain. IX WM. FUEMIXG r 841 SUte St. J5rspr27! HOMES OF MTTRIT ON" -i ' EASY TERMS $13004 room borne with lot 50 by ' lOO; fruit and berries, $300 down t balance $20 per month. $1400 6 rooTB homes 4 blocks to Sfst - afreet, .$300 down, balance .$20 per month. . $1500 4 room home with lot 50 1 . 150. Electric lighU, plastered $40 j t down,- balance $25, per -month. $1550 4 room' homo with lot 50. It 110, $200 down, "balance $15 ft - -month. -$1900 5 room home, , electric ISskPs, j , baOi, toilet, plastered", $500 dowo, f -balance on terms.- - - $230O4 fwim borne in north Salem on ; paved street, cement walk, frcut : trees, $400 down, balance $25 i tr .-month.- ' $2500 5 room home with, garsee anl I "basement, two large lots, modern ia , very way. A -real buy for some . one, $500 down, balance $15 per month. $27004 room borne In north Sstem ' on paved street, corner lot.- plas tered throughout, garage, -electric , lights, bath and toilet. Don't fail to see this. $300 down, balance ' $35 per DMnth. $30008 room homo on Fir street with 1 lot 50 by 150, modem plnmbinx. nice fruit and berries, $1000 down .."alanee 8 years at 6 per cent. $3100 7 room borne close in on Court street with garage, modern plumb ing, basement. Here ia a central - - 'T located homo priced risrht. -. $3350 New 5 room- bungalow on pav . d street, breakfast nook, basement, .fireplace, located in north Salem. You will like this home. $500 down balance , $30 per month. Ownr -' will take in vacant lot close ia far -part payment. . When you think ef homes think f W. H.GBABEXnORST A CO. . 275 SUte St. rhone 515 25-anr27ef $100 DOWN, BALANCE LIKE KXKT move you Into one of the -nziest little tiungslow homes in town. Price $2950. If these -terms seem attractive end- von mean business write card for Interview with owner to P. O. Box 17. Salm. . - - 25-apr2a 8 ROOM HOUSE. 2 LOTS, TAVED Ft . 'f,"-Vne'1bmT.in fruit, 3 Krase. Bath. t011' 'I i';h'. basement, not M"rrr $3500; some terms. - Good lot 55 by 105 on a corner $373 easy terms. Inside lt same siso $330. J. A. MILI.S ) ' - 331 State St. 23-apr27 GOOD BUYS OR INVESTMENTS Tv-;wvn,i 'SV0"- ,n too 'are In wLi t,.ml!fPI ,Bd 10 h"nd crl O.sh.' frm Sslem. $3000 Rd J'cr rrnne "hard r-e.r ea h? P rd 0"; C . . r.t .'cityl'pS'1'"- Cood improved farm for s-rl , - house or business propertv. ' Jor ond buys or exoS..' , , , , -FEiiKINK & - J - - . . , . 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