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'AViflamette Shrine No. 2 will
hWfl stated communication this
evening at & o'clock at the Masonic
temple. All ' visiting pembers of
the-order' wfll be welcome.
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. Presenting' in concert four local
professional artists,, .Miss .Lena
Belje . Tartar. . contralto; Miss
Ruth Bedford, pianist; Mrs. Mary
Talinadge-Headrick. .violinist, and
Leon Jennison.. baritone., the Salem
Civjc Music, cluh last night spon
sored, a delightful and appreciated
concert ilias Tartar, who is head
of the music department at the
hjgti school, haying trailed the
double quartet which won, honors
at "Forest Grove, and having di-
Nemo Se-Reducing No. 333
, is a real bargain. It has a low top
end medium ckirt. . Made in dux
Jablft pirJc or white coutil; sizes
p4Xa 34 and" costs only $3X0. "
f yot dealei eanrrt ft. eradnama-.ad- I
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? 1 dark patterns. Regular value 30c yard. ' Be
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rected the light opera, "Pinafore,"
which was so successfully: given at
the high school last month, ap
peared in two groups. Miss Bed
ford, who graduates from Willam
ette university June IX and who
is air especially gifted accompanist,
serving, la that capacity with, the
Apollo club, opened the program.
Mrs. Head rick, who Is connected
with one of the loeal theaters gave
two violin groups.
Mr. Jennison,
most agreeable
Martin, Homer,
and Squire?
baritone, sang
numbers from
Ward-Steuhens,
With the waits Etude. Opus. 52;
No. from Saint-Saens,. opening
the program. Miss Ruth Bedford
played the .number In an easeful
manner, which, "won her much
frank admiration.
Mr. . Jennison made Martin's
"Come i to the Fair" delightfully
invitational. Vieuitemps "Ballade
et PolpnaiseJ' a violin number,
was given in a talented manner by
Mrs. Headrick. Especially well
received was Miss Tartar's group,
"Hark, Hark, the Lark." (Schub
ert); "Out of My Deepest Sad-
nessr (Fran2), and ""Rldonaml la
Calma." ; (Tolsti). Miss Bedford
as 'her, second : piano 'group "gave
"Anegretto-Schersando,'.' (Haber
bier) and Rosenthal's "iPapillons."
Mr.- Jennison's final -.froup includ
ed Sheep and Lanibs;" (Homer);
"Someone ; Worthwhile." (Ward
Stephens), and Squire's that pleas
pntest of selections, 'A Chip of
the Old. Block,", Bach's' air for O
string, as well-as-Hubays Hejre
KaU", proved Mrs. Head rick's flu
ency. ; ' .
Miss .Tartar closed the delight
ful and successful program with
the Ponchielll aria, "Voice di
Donna.". : .
Last week Miss Iva Claire Love,
Nellie ; Mulkey-Stone. and C K.
Muston appeared in a similar pro
fessional artists', program; The
concert last night was the last in
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Guests for Mother's day at the
home of Mrs.' W. A. Rutherford.
340 North Church street, were Mr.
and Mrs. August Risser and Miss
Barbara Janzen of Dallas, Miss
May Rutherford and Richard
Rutherford.' .Mrs. Rutherford's
birthday was also honored at this
time, by telegrams, birthday cakes
and a box of mountain trout, all
coining as a surprise to the honor
guest. . 3 ;
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bishop of
Portland spent Mother's day at the
C. P. Bishop home, motoring down
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The Woman's Republican Study
club met yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. George H. Alden. 7G0 North
Church street, an unusually large
number of women being in attend
ance.' Mrs. Richard Cartwrlght, in
charge of the study hour, held the
lesson in abeyance In the press of
the outstanding outside .speeches.
The study following the "Current
History" magazine as a stimula
tive basis allows the majority of
the members opportunity for self
instruction. - - n n
An excellent half-hour talk was
given by Miss Grace Elizabeth
Smith, assistant attorney general,
refuting the charges made -In
Monday's Oregonian against I.1 H.
Van Winkle. A slightly longer
talk was given by Frank ,T.
Wrightman on the juvenile court,
a number of strikingly interesting
points being brought out.
Miss Genevieve and Louise Find
ley, daughters of Dr. and Mrs. M.
C. Findley, who have been spend
ing the winter in Boulder, Colo.,
studying music, arrived home, yes
terday morning. s ' i '
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Dr.. and Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney,
1216 State street, ' have' Issued ' in
vitations to the members of the
senior class for the evening ' of
May 16. . ' ' ' , . '
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The Etokta club will meet this!
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
R. K. Ohliag, 1135 North Fourth
street. . Officers will be elected
and delegates named to represent
the club at two conventions. s
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' One of the most attractive af
fairs of the wek-end was the Al
pha Chi Omega tea .Saturday af
ternoon, at the W. H.j Steusloff i
home, 1185 Court -. street. . . The
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Two colors onlv in
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selling at 75c a' yard.
59c
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Colored
go on ; sale today at ; half price. These ' are J j
especially good for children's dresses. ' 1
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house was decorated with Chinese
lanterns and ' OrlentaLl poppies, a
color scheme, following thesJMlv
Ity colors, red and green," bein
carried out. Hostesses witnMiss
Dorothea Steusloff, at whose home
the affair was held, were members
of the loeal alumnae association
The guests , included - members
from i the Eugene and - Corvallls
chapters, all oC whom are popu
lar among the younger setas
graduates from the Salem high
school. "Mrs. Martin Fereshetlan
sang a group of East Indian songs
from Woodford-Fuden's cycle, "A
Lover in Damascus," accompanied
at the piano by .Mrs. May Cham
bers. Chapter songs followed by
the Eugene group. . In the refresh
ments the sorority symbols were
effectively brought out.
. Mrs. H. Dutches, 2340 West
Knob hill, has returned to her
home after having speh six
months in San Diego, visiting her
son, ' Forest Fulton. s. Mr. Fulton,
a graduate in the medical corps,
is now stationed at the naval hos
pital in San Diego.
The Canby Herald reports in
terestingly concerning the ' con
cert given last Monday evening by
Professor Franklin Bl : Lanner at
the Methodist church under the
auspices of . the Canby .Woman's
Civic club. Playing a , difficult
program, Professor Launer satis-
fled the most . critical that! , his
ability is pronounced . both in
technique and Interpretation.
Among those in his audience for
the evening were: Mae. Herbers,
Magdalene Mergens, and Mr., and
Mrs. Paul Petri of Portland.J.Mr
Petri played the piano-accompan
iments for y Mrs. Arthur Jr Rahn;
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assisting artist, concerning; wnose
vocal wtjrk 4he ' Herald 'gave un
stinted praise;
'"The coneertwtis given la rthe
nature ;'of a: benefit fDr Professor
Launer who sails next month for
a year's 'Study 'in Paris. He is
an artist-pupil of Mrs. Lillian Jef
freys Petri.
Professor Launer will appear in
local concert on May '26. The
MacDowell club, assisted by Mrs.
Homer Goulet, Miss Frances M.
Richards, Mrs. Charles L. Sher
man, Mrs. C. A. Kells, Mrs. Wal
ter L. Spauldlng.-Mrs. W. E. An
derson, W. T. Jenks, Paul B.' Wal
lace "Ward Willis Long, and, Jo
seph Albert, will sponsor the
event. . '1 ' . ,
The devotional meeting of the
Woman's ' Foreign ; Missionary so
ciety of ' the First Methodist
church will be' held tomorrow af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. J. D.
McCormack at Kimball college.
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I SOCIAL CALENDAR M
U. D,. club party for husbands.
ONS club. Meet at library at
7 o'clock.! '''!.;-"-'
Anxiliary of ' the Sons of Vet
erans, Armory, 8 - o'clock.
-( Junior guild, St. Paul's church,
2 o'clock, at home of Mrs. Frank
Dnrbin.
Etokta club, Mrs. Ri K. Oh
ling, 1135 North 1 4th " street,
hostess.
Stated Communication of 5 Wil
lamette Shrine No. 2, ; Masonic
temple," 8 o'clock.
t .-; s c-' Wednesday.
i- AAUW, 2iZ0 o'clock," Mrs. F. II.
Thompson, 351 North Summer. . :
; Women's Foreign Missionary so
ciety, Mrs. J.' D. McCormack hos
tess. ' S ' ' f ')','' :-r-
Sweet Briar club. Mrs. Arthur
Utley,' hostess. 1 . 1 '
'Thursday v
I Thursday Afternoon club,? Mrs..
George J. Pearce, 267 North Win
ter; ',,V;' V ' ' " ' ' ' '
Three plays, Waller hall. 8:15
o'clock; under 'direction of M. L.
Harding.
: ' Friday ' . , ' .
r Lecture, "The Training, of
Children," Mrsi Victoria Booth
Demarest, Tabernacle, 3 .o'clock.
: Cinderella ballet. Grand theater.
Saturday
Semi-annual meeting of the Ma
rion "County. Federation of Wom
en's clubs. '. : '
i Cinderella ballet. Grand theater.
The .monthlir dinner . of : the
young Married .Peoples' club of
the First Presbyterian church has
been-postponed until Jnne.:
Episc6pil ,chteh yittmieet.i 2
o'clock this afternoon at "the home ,
pf Mrs Frank Dnrbin,. 14 lTrCourt,
Street. " ' " .
Aracuve among tne programs
of the week will- be the- presenta
tion of three plays at 8:15 o'clock
Thursday evening at Waller hall,;
under the. direction ,6t Professor
Minna L. ' Harding. The date is
Kaf oury's
f i Continues
7 It will be to your interest to corrte in
and investigate the many bargains we're i
offering. ;
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Sheer Dainty Wash Fabrics
Priced 35c 39c9c 59c "98c Yard
Your Mail Orders ;
receive- careful atten
tion. We prepay the
postage o r express
within a" radius of a
hundred miles.
Salem Store t -
wi state St. 4 7 J
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changed from Tuesday on ac
count of the men's meeting at the
tabernacle, vjwo' of the plays,
"Mrs,: MacPherson'a DreanT and
"The" Consuming Flame" r were
written by Miss. Harding herself,
ani have 1 been 'previously '- staged
with a great deal of success. The
third play is Villiam Dean How
ell's "The Mouse Trap." ; ;
, --Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Dolan,
of Portland, were guests on Sun
day at the George H. Alden home,
motoring down for the day. They
were, accompanied by Miss Grace
Swett of Lewiston, Maine.
' The members of the 'Priscilla
club entertained their . husbands
and a large group of additional
guests at an attractive card party
of last week at the-home of Mrs.
MrsJ Willim S. Mott. Eleven
tables of five hundred were in play
throughout the evening. : a Baskets
and bowls of 'Scotch broom and
tulips gave the. rooms floral
charm. Mrs. Ida Babcock and D.
C. Minto won high scores, conso
lation going to Mrs. George Duns
ford and C. M. Epley. A delicious
late luncheon was served.
The hostess-group i Included:
Mrs.' W. S. ' Mott, Mrs. K.i Hofer,
Mrs. F. W. Steusloff, Mrs. Ida
Babcock, Mrs. D.'.J. Fry, Mrs. J.
B. Craig, Mrs. A; T. ' Wain, Mrs.
C M. Epley, Mrs. C. : B. " Webb,
Mrs. A. L'. Brown arid Mrs. S.'S.
East. ' . : ' "
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Veterans will meet forthe!r regu
lar meeting at 8 o'clock tonight
at the armory. k ' ''.
The members of the Salem ONS
club" will participate this evening
in a costume partyt meeting as the
guests of. teachers at the state
school for feeble-minded." All are
cordially invited to be at" the city
library at 7 o'clock. There will
be cars In" which to "make the rip.
Mr.' and Mrs. Claude McCul
loch and, MrV and Mrs. Joseph
Burke Knapp of Portland w ere
guests over the week-end of Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Dalrymple.
Bankers and Company F
Will Play Ball Tonight
The Bankers will meet the base
team of Company F, ONG, at Ox
ford park tonight. Other games
in the Twilight league to be play
ed ( this week are the TMCA, vs
Loggers Wednesday'night and, the
legion ts Tinners cn Friday night.
WE, PAY CASH FOB
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(Capital Har'dwaro
&' Furniture Cow
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CS5 N, Oom'l Bt Pbow flT
WMte Sale
Fov Dainty
Summer
Frock:
. A distinctive touch
has been given to
the figured
"Voiles
we are showing.
This material , is . so
popular for the mak-
ing of one piece
-'dresses. Nothing
k could be smarter
than a Voile dress
trimmed with rows
- and tows of. narrow
t Valenciennes .. lace.
YoUr summer dress
! is i bound1 4 to ' be
charming if you
I choose voile. - They
are 38 inches "wide.
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your money cheerfully
refunded. - -: i
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JAClt 1M)ERFKB MOTOR ItfcPATR
410 8. Commercial Ht. 2-ml4
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FOR RENT - NICEIV FUKJJISUEn
aparnm'Ot.i. Phone . 1320J. . 5 ml5
FOR REXT FURXIfHf.J APlKTmnt,
' 1333 State. -Phono 1S10M. .. 5 n13tf
4. ROOM TCKSISHED APAJITMEXT
. Reliable. adnlta only. 575, Ji. High St.
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FOR RENTMODERH UNFURXISITED
front apartment, . .dawn'.'- town. . Call
1097J, ".. ' 5'-ml4
FOR , RENT r ' IARGE i FURNISHED
rooms, flat, garage, reasonable rent.
-1895 S. High. Phone 555J. 5-ml4
FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
apartment .555 Marion. Phone 1524.
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3 AND 4r ROOM FURNISHED APART
ment. Sleeping porch. Prirste bath.
352 X. 12th. , . . S-ml3
FURNISHED APARTMENT WITH Piano
692 N. Summer. Phone 1078. 6-a20tf
STRICTLY MODERN FIVE ROOM heat
ed apartment, nnfnrnished. Garage.
Reasonable price. 1444 Center. Phone
1377J. 5-apr28tf
TOR RENT DOWNTOWK APARTmamta
'with,' water and heat. Pat ton Apart
ments. Call Patton's Book atore. 2atf
FOR RENT APARTMENTS, ;91 NO.
commercial. ' 1
FOR REN'T rooms'
ROOM AND BOARD TOR. GENTLEMAN
i Beautiful home. Phone 1543W. O-mlS
ROOM AND-' BOARD WITH HOME PrW-
-lie ge. "PKne ' 194?J. S-Bi4tt
; FOR RENT houses'
MODERN 5 ROOM HOUSE J NEW paint
rndvpapr. Close ia. . Lease it for-5
years- and I will giro you a 4eed. Own-
, r. -891 8. 12th.- Bt. Phtme - 1002R,
after. 6 .p jn.,' -v s7-ml3
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HOUSE FOR RENT PHONE4 r1825.- Call
at 161 N.; 13th," ? .. ', 7-ml4
FIVE? ROOM HOUSE CLOSE TO paper
mill. Inquire 384 S. Summer. Phone
' 2068. . .'' ,:- 7-ml4
HOUSE AT 1389 COURT. CORNER 15th
good condition, 30. 620J. Might sell
cheap if taken at once, . 7-ml3
' HOME FORT RENT
! 7 room modern home at 1345 North
i-' Commercial St.. will lease for one year
f35- per month. ; 1
6 room home at tl90 Chemekel
St.. $20 per month, f , !
- 4 room house . at SCO S. 21st Ft
$12 per month. '
: 4 room hoube "at 823 S. 21t, fit
per. month. , ' . t
5 room bungalow, Kjngwood, f IS per
month. . 4 ,
2 room house. Kingwood, water lights
nd toilet , . , . ..
Immediate possession on. all. ' ,' '
W. II GRABENUORST CO.
275 State St. Phone 615 7-na3
LARGE ROOM HOUSE. MOST ALL
furnished. Phone 1911 or inquire 1185
Marion. . - . ' 7-apr26tf
RENTALS A SPECIALTY . ,
. 8 .room modern house S25., !
t room 'modern house. 935. ." S "
, 5. room: modern house. 922.
-4 room-apt,-private bath 930. -
8 room apt. . private bath, 925. x
- 8 room, downstair 23. .
2 room apt. 923. T
4 room basement flat' 818.
- - If yon. hare house or apts, for rent
tell ma about them. . .
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MARTIN 'WILL SOON i
RETURN FROM ALASKA
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Meanwhile,' the three other
planes - will continue their way;
around the world under command
of Lieutenant. Lowell' II." Smith,
senior, officer 1 in the ' absence; of
Major Martin.
The plans of the air service al
so will r. permit Major , Martin to
keep, the ? designation " of com
manding officer ofr the flight,
lLeutenant Smith's title being that
of acting orficer lil charge.
- r It is inCended - to send Major
Martin, -and Sergeant Hanrey
across the - Atlantic ;in time to
greet thet. fliers; and lead them on
the "way -home from Europe, in
that way giving "the' commander
the .post of honor which he lost
by hard luck, In lAlaska.
The machine has been aban
doned ''where she: hit , the moun
tainside In fog and blinding snow.
an hour after .she had taken the
air at Chignik, Alaska In Major
Martin's second desoerate effort
to rejoin" his command.
Lieutenant Earl S. Tonkin, who
flew from San .Francisco to . Seat
tle Saturday to? ga 'jnorth and
search. fo Major . Martin, will
start- on a . "Tscheduled 'non-stop
flight- taSan rlranclsco 'at ' 5
o'clock' tomorrow mornlngj
Advertialnx Dept.
One week,' ix Inacrtlont).
Una oioBtb.
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Miaimua for nr drertiiamast 23
FOR SALE mhtcellaneoos 8
FIKKT CLASH OATS AND VETCH HA
Phone 12U4M. H it
FOR REST 8 ROOM HOUSE. HOT),;
rlo&e in... 70S. N. . Wj-r St.. 935,
room muJurn flat,. 76 Alarum St. it
7 mohr BtHrrly ' modern hAime Im.Mi i
; High St., 9. ' Beck &r llenilritk, '
S. bank bid a1. 8 ir.,
FOR SALE IIAI.Kll CI.OVKH II KX
V. Johnson, lil. o. 7, Box 143. Jin
89K11: ' 8ml
FOR SALE-i-nUAS'I NEW AI)IKF::
, ograph, nuxlel II.;,
at a
discount. Ii.
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FOR KALE 4lXK lIOIi.SEI'.OWF.R KI.j;
1ri; n otur, nitalle for -ithr ltn:
Tiii, vnlt alternating rnrrcnt. hint
J.huto GO. rycUt, 17.r0- rxvolutioaa. ,-
' inirrate. - Ioks and ' arts tike,
. .Cht-irp! for fh. 199 North 21st, Hak-t
SPRINO 'is'liERP. AND NOW IS ,T!
time to plait your" garden. liuy jf. ..
, neeefisarjr garden, touU from u. V
, carry a coihpiete line of garden plom.
Jipea and Tafceti. Capital, Bargain liu i
"215 jCejitejL- We Lu and v.fr
..thing.., . :julli;
BCRBAK .SBKX POTATOES. PJU-.
BALED HAY, OATS NI VETCH, clorer
n"".- .Kueiii.. Rt. J. pbo-
"10F21, .. . ... 8-u.i
Beautiful Orccni itcc
v Aud sleren. other Orrron.irt t
gather with a tiue tellecUoar of pau'
ie aenga, . aacred Bongs and Bimuj c
time fsToritea.
ALI TOR 25.
- (Special prices in quantity lets) .
' XspeeiaUy adaptabla for school, ee
aaunity or home ainging. foead-for-
Western Songster'
TO pages aow la its tkiri aditioa
Published t
. OREGON TKAOHXBS MONTHLY
IIS 8. Commercial St. Balam. C
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO.-
tara yonr.mathlne .repairea by t
people whe . make- It. - Hpeoial r
rate, to stadeata. 800 1 Beanie 1
Jfhoae SS3. . , . fci
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS I
ceota a Duaoia. CireuUUea 4eparUB
OwsJtiitmi. : -
FOR SALE livestock . C
JERSEY COW FOR.SALf INQUIRE
j. neicn, zdo jiau street.' Vml .
BRONZE TURKEY EGGS FO SAIJ
xor 10. 1 lake's Petlsnd, 273 feu
St. ; i i;;, i .-, , . .. 9.ml ,
FOR.&AUC OB TRADE FOR COW
imm, weight IS00 pounds,. JUTD- Ko
Box'164, fcalem, Ore. - V - Uiis
8 GAL. GRADE .'JSrSStY COW GIVI
- in iob.- new teat ins; 5 per eent. Fr
4b October 6 years old. Going aw
Price 965. R. 8, Bex 03. - 9 je
SEVERAL GOOD MILK COWS, TUT
ana- eomur ireim, lor isle. W.
Boderasn, Jefferson, Or., h.. 1. I'h
48F23 front Salem. ' 4s f.
FOR SALE A FEW 8WIS3 BAAS
milk goats, young kids, yearlings, t
year olds, dry and good milkers, i
. -registered. ' Prices reaaoaabla; J5
tip. Kingwood Baanen Goat r'
- Weak Salem. At ranch Sandavs. 1
ainga. E.- E. Woeaa. 700 N.-Jiirh
Balenr. Call and see t(in. 4-Tm"
WOOD FOR SALB 1 1
DRY WOOD SAWED. PHONE IS. 15
- 11-mir
FOR SALE 18 INCH OAK WOOD I
M ay delivery. Phone 77F2.' ll r
BOY YOCR WOOD FROM A MAN Wi
rM WMa.hst it-MtT-ta-tr
it 18 Inch or 4 foot, eld fir or "
growth "at reasonable price. Ir
-deliTery.. Phona iJ21iI . 11-j
BUY YOUR FUEL FROM A. EESI
Bible established dealea who has a ;
vtatioa to maintain. IT COSTS
MORE. Hi 11m an Fuel Oe..
155. Best coal, dry WOOD, Fir, .
and green slab.
PROMPT ATTFNTI0N TO AIL
ORDERS ' 11-tuaj .
IS INCH WOOD,'9.75 PRD LOAD;
ioaaa aia. fbone 1879W. - ll-ms
GREEN OR DRY MILL WOOD. FIR.
and Ash. Reasonable prices. Pro
deliveries. Phone 1879W. ll-a-ii
DRY SECOND GROWTH FIR 97.00 t
ord daliraxad. Phona 191. ir
Uti.
BIST GRADB 01 WOOD
Bd IS inch green mVi
Dry mill wood
- Iry second growth fir
- .Dry aid fir .
. IS inch BLOCS mill wood is te t
.ftial to sare your dry wood. lz
delirery and - reasonable price. 1
X. Walla, SS0 B. Church. Phone li
FOR SALE DRY SECOND-GROWTH
wood, 4 ft. for ImmcdiaU deli
Phona IPS. 4 r
WANTED employment 1."
BY DAY, HOUR-OR WEEK. API
kMra. Myra GoodwUL 694 N. Com'l
Phone 193 1W. 12-n
WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK. C
' 7:0 a. m. 144H. U -
WANTED miscellaneous 1
TO TRADE NEW-2 TON TRlTCK 1
first mtg. or real estate. Apply St;,
nan 290.- - - - i3-n
WOODRY THB AUCTIONEF.R--B!
sed furniture for cash. Phoe i
.... -
BASEMENT DIGOINO AND TEAM
by contract. Call 19F8. 13-ap
WANTED MEN AND WOMEN
take farm paper subscriptions. A i
-proposition to the right- people,
dresn the Paciflo Homestesd. fctat?
Bldg.. Salem. Or.
BIISCELL.1NE0U3 1
ROOF PATNTINO
a specialty. I ran paint ynnr
Jfreen. blue, and Mack. We !
repairing and reshingling. CsU
and get my prices.
. M. B, MATHEWS 14-i
BRED BFXGIAN KTALI-1
Will niake thiar year's season e
Oregon -Transfer- barn,' lriUv
Saturdays. . ii
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