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THE OEEGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON ! WUNDAY'MOKNING. OCTOCEU 5, 1021 3 xmmiitA . .r ail ia" " 1. II An Appeal to Some jphllanthroplst ' By S.V. Kellermati Milicent .'... . j ;. la sweet as May-Day violets,' And gay aa she la sweets It seems a taste of heaven V Every time we meet. ; She Is' no ' "phantom of 'de'right, But genuinely bona tide; She is so fine ' I'd make-her mine J But we've no place to 'bide! not matter have trade; If you will customer. 'I -7- : " . . ... -; ........ ., : : : i ' mm ArchpVeie rver Shoes For Wonen and Girls I We have just received a large "shiprnent of these justly famous shoes we would suggest tnat you come in while the 'stock is complete. I Pumps, Oxfords and high shoes, brown and hlack. i lt:;i<oll2: Hepafr Department . Our shop Is equipped with all new machinery. We nse nothing but the very best : grade of leather that money win buy. ! '. Mr. Jacobsom, In charge of this department. Is an expert In his line--has spent years in factories and repair shop and will do nothing but high grade work. Curling Iron Kills Hair; . ; " Silmerine Improves It i Many a woman loses , the silky, fluffy and , brilliant . appearance of her - hair through ' habitual use of the curling iron. Certainly it can do the hair no rood to dry up it natural oil, singe the life out of it, making it harsh, brittle and dulL And there's no excuse for that, now that it is known what can be accomplish ed by the simple silmerine method. Liquid silmerine really preserves the life, lustra and beauty of the hair, i The carlinesa. Is perfectly natural looking and most eanti rating, and it wilt last the longest time. If you're never tried it, by all means procure a few ounces of liquid silmerine from yonr- druggist and apply a little' with brush just before doing np your hair. It is neither sticky nor greasv, but quite pleas ant to ue. ' . - adT. I have nb millions of my own And Milicent abhors ' All pikers and their poverty And so my love ignores! If only some Philanthropist TIME TO BUY We are n6W prepared to fit you out in high grade winter shoes. 'Our lines are complete, every size arid every, width is here; it does how hard you are to fit we have the shoe for you. (We come from all over the state to be fitted in bur shoes. give us one trial we think we can make you a regular . I . i '.v.'.'-.. r i 1 . ' -h i ' : Witch Elk BooU . Fdr Men and Women ; New - shipment arrived this week, all sizes, all styles, the best fitting boot in the world, a wonderful bbot for sportsmen, .it is lighter and ; wears better 'than any boot ion the 'mar ket. Ladies' Boots $12 Men's $15 BMaawMBBBaaaaBaBaBiBaBaMaaBaaBBBBaa Currih and Burgman Loggers in all sizes - bofe wiUi or wiUiout calks . Boysr li To.' fotck Bpds; jiist What the boys want Sold fibm $3.95 to $7.00 Ballet Slippers in both black and white; all sizes f ? 52.25 and $2.50 M;.; ' Big line Men's Work Shoes, botn tan and black, from . ') :-rul' ( $1.95 to $4.95 riU ; U': Get your Gym Shoes now, we have a large line, . i reasonable i 2ff i Rubber, Heels put on your tC at half price, i Nothing b ! WIlEFtllCE ! co.& CO. Ran Shoes Fafsapf pixBoOa v Would kindly me endow I'd make It rtght with Millcent A'nd we conld marry now! - She's So Jong and Afraid! Mrs T.: "Bridget, if you find a green dragon when you sweep this morning, bring it to me." Bridget:, ''Please mum, I don't like such animals an' If you don't mind I'll give notice now."- , H. M. Merrill. Easy to Find v 'That office boy of yours is always whistling. Doesn't It an noy you?" ; . ; 1 - - "It does, a little, but then, when I heat- him ' whistling, I - know where he Is." Arnold Eppes. tSHOEtS Ball Band Rubber Boots For Men, Women and Children! I Every day some one tells us about wearing a pah? ball boots for three years and some times they wear long er. If you can find a pair boots, any make, that will give the service that Ball Band boots do we will give you a pair. Sold at $2.25 to $7 prices. jshoes every Wednesday QiC rt jut the best heels used. C ,,Do Your Feet Hurt? Corns and callouses re moved without pain or sore ness. Ingrown nails removed and treated. Pains In the feet, . weak-foot, flat foot, foot strains and fallen arch es adjusted. Do not suffer. I will give you the best that science can produce in sclen-, tifie chiropody. Consult. Dr. Williams About Your Feet Hours 9 to 0:30. Phone 010 VikkOaNotr rootAfplara jT - . . . i : ! To Memory Dar Back: "I never saw-such en thusiasm . as at . the ' football games."": 'I ' j " -' 1 ; Williams: "That j shows we still love anything. with kick to it " . 'i ' Mrs. Robert Richards; iow The Girls Talk-r-KdwThat Vacation Are Over. ; 'The boys simply fwent V wild over my hair." ' : ' "He had the most WONDER FUL, car! All the 9ther girl? were jealous because rode , in it everyday." j 1 "The married wofnen at our place just couldn't keep their hus bands away from me, dear." "Three different min proposed to me. "I'm still trylpg to make up my mind which One; to accept.1 i. ! I Verse and Worse can, of -wedding etiquette, ' Very, very little say, , . . ' ' j It hasn't been my luck, as "yet, . To have a wedding ,day, But there' one thing, I haveper- : i e'eived, . Occurs at nuptials gay; 'Tls the newspaper, not papa, Who gives the bride away! ' ' 1,; : :" ; i ' J. & S. ' ' Spoiling a Good Thins ,. "There is a movement on oot," remarked Dad, "to teach: Geo graphy in our school's by means of motion pictures.' "Aw Gee!" complained little Bobw. "That's a . mean tricav What, do they want to go and fake an the1 fun put of the movies for?" - -: ;r. Mrs. Nathan' Eder. ."- Attributes . , " First Plappert : "Jack is a swell dresser, isn't he?" Second Flappe,r: "Yes, and he has such a perfect form-fitting arm!" . , . Bill Rendered. "Life ain't what it-used to be," said the aged Indian. . "Heap too much 3ald. heads nd - shingled ' bobs make pale V facescalps no good:" ' .The Man For Tlie Job J Editor: "What .makes yon think you. are qualified to , assist nler In editing THE FUN SHOP?" Applicant: L "Well' I'm Just darn fool enough to like the sort of stuff you print.: - . V : : ) Jnlletta When Julietta was a maijd of three She used to come and perch on my v : knee . ,r I And there, with childhood's sweet. seductive art, . . 4, ' She wove a captive web about my ' heart. ' ; ''Now. whaV are girlies made of, tell me, pray?" ... 1 "Oh, sugar, .spice, and all things nice," she'd say. " Some fifteen years ha vie winged their changeful fligjht; Lipstick and rouge have: made her ultra bright; Nor would she think of sitting on .' my knee; That right's reserved tor younger .' 'men, you see! : ' Her sugar content's low; she's not so nice; : Offsetting these she's added lots i of spice. j " i:' J. Ill Sherard. By Proxy v. "You didn't hear so many peo pie bragging about the home brew they are making as you did. a year ago." : :. . . ' "Of course not. Now that the novelty has worn off, most peo ple let their, servants make it." , ' ; ' ' I. TJ. C. How Fashions Change The candidate is now the thing; . f: His gift of gab has made him ; ; - "king! ' . p One year ago on History's page, Tut. a mute mummy, was the rage! . : Ii. Edson. Worth Her Wetgbt In Gold Prudence age happy? Pricilla: own hats."- Was their marrl- "Yes. she made her -Arthur Conklln. i The Editor's Gossip' Shop THE FUN SHOP is not prepared a day In advance, or two days. i We work as far ahead as possible. Early in Novem ber we will! start thinking of Christmas and New Year, and wondering what huinor we can get Into THE FUN SHOP, , for those occasions. J Accordingly, when sending in a contribution, do not ex pect to see it even if ac cepted Ibr the next week or twb. ' ' ; . ( It will, be ruh on the day, when it fits into our general editorial Idea we try and vary our huinor subjects as much as .possible. W i The Attraction ' "Why is Dolly so crazy to be in troduced 1 to the , great foreign pianist?" 4 , ft Lift Off-No Pain! 2 IS . Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a little "Freezone' on an kching corn; instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right 'off with fingers. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of , "Freezone" for. a few cents, sufficient to remove, every hard torn, . soft corn, or, corn between the' toes, and the foot .calluses, without aoreneBS or, irritation. Adv.'. ,i : - ... . . .. . ; . . - 7L GLASSlFIEO Phone EA-Advertlalnx Dept. OTiaagHTJP ADVXETISXMUrTg Tan l&Mrtfow . i j filone to Loan ."i lta'sl Kateta . I '.Li - TOED - i (Ora Wd Bask Bank) before; rou leave tour home r imJ. S. .inrel properly. Fh.n. I?' acka A Uendrick. U. S. .Bnk AUTO TOPS weo 1TOTS SIDE CURTAINS PUT .vn door rod. Prepara now lor a rainy day. iOall and Ut JQ..J.. Hull, at hla ' i now location, 819 Stat. St. 8-29tf FOB BENT FOR RENT DAIRY FARJC 53 ACRES two-thlrda cnltiTatkm rcak paatnra and rvr s creen , blaekberriea. Running water on place, an pared highway cloaa to food town and school. Rom Con d it, AiunsTilla, Ore. , . . . : . 405 PRINTED CARDS: BXZS t4"i BY wording "For Rent," . price 10 . centa aea.".' Statesman Badness Office, on mwBd- Fteor. :-.-. t i.-j r ' ., ' FOB BENTuJApartments 5 fflCELX! FURNISHED S ROOM AFART- ment ;590 Union. , Phone! 567-J, 508 TWO NICELY FURNISHED APART mentai Oarafa if desired.; Call at 558 Stated SOct7 TWO I FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE- kepiar rooms and two xarases, J700 N. High.; , 505 THREE ROOM MODERN APARTMENT nnd extra aleeping room, same iloor. Prirate bath, 358 N. 12th. . .. . : 508 LAROE; FURNISHED APARTMENT--PriTate bath, room, garage, 1395 South , High.j Phone 555-4. 5-o5 PATTOX APARTMENTS HOT WATER, beat, irprirata bath. . Call Patton's Book i store. ... n 5-o2tf FOR RENT 1 ! OR 2 ROOM HOUSE . keeping apartments close in. Price $18. i 3 blocks from slate house. It will pay " you to look thia orer. 1171 Chemeketa St. . it i ! 5 08 i If . ... FOR RENT Apartment, 3 or 3 rooms. "Furnace heat. Close in. 473 S. Commercial St. Call pefore 8 p. m. 5-o7 TWO FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING St- 5-20 rooms, 1983 State THRU ? ROOM . rURNISHKD APART- menV 193 N. Bummer. 5-JneStf FOB. RENT APARTMINTS; : SSL NO. vommeretai. - I FOB RENT Room HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, . aion. t- j .j . j 1X0 DITI 6011 FURNISHED ROOM, 'NICE DOUBLE . bed, nice bath. : Preferably two young men f orng to high school or UniTersitjr HQ each, breakfast if desired. 2265 States ;. i 607 THREE-BIG BEDROOMS TURNISHED. 160 Union. Phone 972-R. 6-o5 PLEASANT ROOM, CLOSE IN. PHONE , 585-W. ; i 6-o5 ROOM AND BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN Phbna 1809-W.. . 6-o9 it FOUR i; UNFURNISHED N. Capitol at. i ROOMS. 1409 6-o5 HEATED, FURNISHED ROOMS WITH or without "board. Inquire-545 Che meketa St. S-o3tf & FOR RENT ' . Three - clean rooms with , bath, and partly furnished-, Will seU furniture to renter if desired. Far further information- phone 1694-W. 6-o7 PARTLY FURNISHED ROOM FOR sleeping or light housekeeping, 262 8. .Church. . 6-o5 FOR RENT SLEEPING ROOMS. RKA8 onable. Prirate home. 724 North High. . l- -,..!. . , .6-05 ROOM iAND BOARDS-CLOSE IN GOOD clean!': rooms, and home . cooking. 473 8. Commercial BU Call before 8 p. m. . ' -1; .... ' - : i . . ; 6-7 R00M3 TO RENT CALL 2044-W -etf FOB RtNT Houses FIVE ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE AT 170 Front St. at North door. ; L. F. Ander son. 703 fOR RENT: 7 ROOMS, MODERN. FUR nished 860 N. Church street f 65.0O. W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO., 275 STATE ST.. r-, 4 708 II i ' FOR RENT AN. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE with j two. Bleeping. porches. : Suitable for keeping boarders and roomers, eteans heat, five parages. Inquire of H. Pohle. .44 MiH treot. i - - - - 1Q5 -:- . I . '-. "She wants to asK him how she can make her bobbed, hair stand Out like his." .- Nettie Stephenson. I had a girl named Marcel, ' . She was my devoted slave. And every time I passed her house I saw my Marcel wave, j Samuel M. Sargent, Jr. ., Learn While You Dine "Are yau an experienced wait er?" asked the . restaurant man ager.!?; .. . , "Oh, yes," replied the applicant, "I've Ibeen eating in cafeterias for yearsif v: i '. J .. 'I never," remarked Uncle Pennywlse, 'saw , ,any j advertised goods live up to the claims as do theselnonintoxlcahts."-' ' " ' OWN VOUR HOME BEHJ AD3 UNDER frHlS HEADI HQ ON THE ICLASSIFIED ; FAQB TOTJAT . - . : : :V mm- rif wz. -e - - SECTION Ona aaasth - , ; -, -. tt Six walhV Matract. pn mtniM 15a It SMkfaa aaatraet. par. antL-lii Xtahau for my 4rwt(aaaamiSSa FOR RENT Honsea EIGHT ROOM MODERN HOUSE 1860 X. cummer. . v . . . f708 FOR RENT NEW MODERN SIX ROOM nouse and garage 1975 State Street. In quire 198 State. 708 FOR , RENT 6 ROOM HOUSE, MODERN ' conTe'niencea, except furnace, near new . junior high school, a $26.00 a month. Apartments for rent at reasonable prices Moisan Ulrich, 122 No. Com'l. phone 1854. - . , . ,;. .. 707 FOR RENT 8 ROOM MODERN HOUSE in East Salem L.S30. 5 ROOM MODERN HOUSE: ONToaK street L30. . , A. C BOHRNSTEDT . i " Realtor and Insurance, Phone 577 147 No. Com'l St.. Salem, Oregon - i , . : . . ;'j705tf FOR RENT MODERN 5 BOOM HOUSE st 1088 Marion.. . . : . j; 7-o6 'FOR RENT I ,7 room modern home, basement, fur nace, fireplace, hardwood T f loora, ga rage, paved St. located close in on N. Church St, 65 per month. W, H. GRAB ENHORST ft CO 275 State St. 7-o5 5 ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT CLOSE IN. Gertrude J. M. Page, 493 North Cot tare 6t . ' T-s23tf FOR RENT Houses HOUSES FOR RENT SMALL. MODERX . 1565 S. Cottage, $25. 5 room Oak St., 930. 8 room furnished f 45. 5: room 1098 North 21st for f 25, with, garage. i BECKE ft HENDRICKS t - TJ. 8. Bank Bldg. v i i t-s30tf HOUSES TO RENT T. U . State St. ... : WOOD. S41 7-m23ti NINE ROOM MODERN HOUSE.'! FIVE bed ' rooms, two fireplaces, furnace heat, gas, electricity, full cement bsse : aent. . Inquire of owners, 945 I North Summer street. - ' 7-o5 FOR SALE Miscellaneous 8 THOROUGHBRED B. L." COCKERELS. Phone S.Q56-J j 808 GIRL' 8 BICYCLE IN GOOD CONDITION . $15. Phone 749. 1 . . SOetS SLIGHTLY USED ALL . CAST IRON heater,, size 21. A bargain. 480 8. 23 -; Street. . r . . 805 PIANO, FURNITURE. HAIR ; MAT ' tress, folding fire screen, irons. Phone 1240-W or call 325 Mission erenings. - ,. , , J J05 FOR SALE 314 QUARTS BLUEBLAOK : ink tablets in cartons at 10c per quart. Soma red copying,' you' add the water. . , JOHN B. DOWNS 144 Front St. ' FOR SALE GREEN TOMATOES 50c ; a ; bushel. Phone 100F82. : . 8-o5 GRAPES 3e LB. 110. .DIVISION ST. 8-05' DANISH kraut... BALLHEAD Phone 81Ft3. CABBAGEj FOB 8-o9 THREE ACRES GOOD SILAGE C I RN f60.. Phone. 72F4-. 8-o5 THOSE BIG BLACK GRAPES - FOR juice 'and Jelly. 5c per lb. Plata's Vis ineyards, three miles north in Polk county. .. , . - . . . . ., j 8-o5 FOR SALE POTATOES. Phone 1O0F32. HEATER WOOD OR COAXt-hCALL alter 5:30: 2390 Brnoka. . I n.a7 FOR SALE GARDEN SAND. NOW IS the time to pat yonr garden in good anape lor spring seeding. .Reasonable price. Fnone H. !J. Beardsley,! 98F3. ' : -. ..S-28 APPLES DELIVERED . Phona S7F12 ! . ' 8 s28tf PRESCOTTS. KINGS AND 8PITZEN berg apples, 75e at orchard in Polk county. Oak GroTe. road. Bringi boxes. I :v- I 8-o7 GOOD WINTER APPLE 8, SPITZEN . bergs, Winter Bananas, Baldwin, ate. Price 75c per bushel. Bring I bozea. G. W. Gibson. RL 1. Bos 13. Salem. Wallace' road. 8-o7' Apples Coma to Geo. N. Thompson's. Get i apples at reduced price. Phona 7F12. 1 it -oil Beautiful Oregon Rosi . elersn . other . Oregon . mm is fathar with, av fin colUctmn ef patriot Ic aoaga, sscred aonga and many ol tune xarorites. .;. ALL TOU tie. f Special prices In anantltr lota) i , Especially adaptable far school, eoa mnnity or home siaginc v Send . f or ; Western Songster TO page now ta 1U ttbd adltiM : PubUshad ir X J ORXGOIT TEACHERS XOBTHLT IIS S. Commercial St. Saless, Or. GOOD STEP LADDERS AND PORC1 swings at a bargain, 1761 -Waller 84 .. .' , , , .... '-: 8-jne28 FIRST CLASS OATS AND. VETCH HA1 . - Phona 8413. - t. , , 8-i31 i ; Tresjpass Notices For Sale : i Tresipass Koticaa, tUa 14 huaaa lj i 9 inches, printed on good 10 smnea , caBTais bearing the words. "Notice Is Hereby ' Giren That Trerpasslag Is i Strictly Ferbidd en On These Premises Under Penalty Of Prosecution.' Priee 15e each or two for 1 5c Statesman Publishing Company, Balenm, Oregon. PRINTED CARDS. SIZV1" BY 1W wording; . "Rooma to Bant. priee ll cents each. Stateamaa Bnalaaaa Of .fiee. Ground Floor. : . ,i j, . rpR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS, IS cents a handle. Circulation department i Owrnit e,tteemaw. - - i FOB SAXE Livestock 9 TEAM TO LET FOR THEIR FEED AND another one for sale. Also Ford ton oat fit for sale. John H. Scott. Phene 254 or 622. t. i ; i POS FOR SALE FRESH MILK COW, A good one. dining room set. . electric washer, Columbia phonograph, f aofia. bed room set, bureau, good range, heat er, rug anil library table, i Rosa Condit. . . Auntsillet Oregon. --. ( 905 FOR 8 ALE REGISTERED 8HROP. shire rams. H. C. Lewis, Aumsrille, .Oregon. 9-o5 FRED W. LANGE. VETZRINASIAW-. Office 430 & Coms&ercUl. : Phona 1108 Baa. Psoas 1666, 23tf WOOD FOR 8AI3 GRAPES FOR SALE -F. L. WOOD, 011 West Salem. SECOND GROWTH FIR AND OAK AT 'Tory reasonaoie prices, -mom sn. THE- VERT BEST DRY WOOD OF ALL hinds for sale at reasonable prices. John H. Scott. Phona 25 or 22. lloll JTJDD SAWS WOOD. Phona. XIZ. ll-o25 18 INCH AND 4 FOOT WOOD OF ALL kinds. Pr.eea reason sbla and prompt deUrery. Phana 158-W. . . Il-sl3tf OAK. .MAPLE, OLD. AND BSCOVD- growta. fir, priced right. Phona 18J9W STOP! DON'T, BUY INFERIOR WOOD I Get the peat aad Cr; ais coaL By phoning 1855. - - . - 11-slQti 16 INCH WOOD FOR NORTH SALEM from aaw mill near Deal school, a loads 4 15. Phona 1220. ll-o9Vf BEST OSADB OF WOOD I 4 Jt. and IS fneh., . - Dry ar green mill weed. 'Dry second grawta Cr. Dry old fir. .... 3Dry 4 f, oak. . , . .a : .' j Prompt deltT-ery sad rsssonsLla pr.et FRED ,E. WELLS. t?0 Ckurei .Phona 1443.. ... .. , - ll-e IB-INCH OLD. FIB, 4. FOOT -OLD FIB. second growth oak & ata, I f V 1F8. L D. Mayfleid. ll-i-4 FOB SALE DRY XOOND-G-QWTII ft . wood, 4 ft. For tmrnaaia - eWurer Phone 10. 4-fl( WANlIII--tsipiOTtic2 13 MAN EXPERIENCED IN ELECTRICAL .work, ateamfittiar aad general shop . work wishes work. Will take work of any kind.. Phona 1273-W- , 1205 Qreen Roof Painting . : Alab 'black, yellow," fclna. Call and ask to see hid ef my worf ta roof painting and resaingUng. - M. R. MATHXWS " Fhono X67. , - 4S-a23 i EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER T.'sctl . prmanent position. Oood references Address Utateeman. - 1??14 WANTED TO BUY B-HORSE UPRIGHT . steam boiler. Phone 808. At Skirran. : ' 1305 "WAITED .. Wi spejaj U lal t VSlaVfj up U9 HUOy of tntisie to 'b 8alm' future. IfirHinr Walmla, ar at t A a Mnaaaaita! . L. fa MW an 17 4 CS CICUtI kl V V lUt OUCIUla LI, Clay and Company, 409-415 Court street. .- --a ha? BRING VOUR QUINCES TO THE PA . cifie Fruit aad Produce Co. Wa can use . them. - 13-oi WANTED MEN AND WOMEN Ti aka farm paper subscriptions. A good I proposition to the right . people. . Ad- dreee the Pacifio Howies tesd. sutaamaa Bldg, Salem. Or. WOODRY THB AUCTION!?"! BUT3 ased f-mitura for cash. Phase fill FORD TRUCK WANTED 219 STATE 8. Phone J7. - - 13-6 11SCXLUANIX)US 14 SPIRELLA CORSETS SOLD BY ALICE A. Miles, 451 N. 21st. . Phone 102-J- Salem, Oregon. ..... ..j.. .- ? 1403 LOANS WANTED $1700 AND 1900, First Mtge, security modern Salem . , homes. 6 and 7 per cent. . - BECKE HENDRICKS TJ. 8, Bank Bldg , . . - I4-o2tf ' LEARN AUTOS IN LOS ANGELES Big-pay joba open now. Start easy; , ; practical course. Work guaranteed t : earn room and board while learning. FREE illustrated 84-page catalog ex- plains ererything. . Write Dept. 127, National AntomotiVa, 4 004 S. Figueroa, . Los Angeles.. . . ,s 14-n3 WARREN NURSERIES WALNUTS, Fll berts. Cherries, -and general nursery . stock. . Special prices giTen on early ' . orders. Price list sent on request. G. L. Wsrren, R. 9, SaV-m. I4-o31 ; J 1IELP WANTED 15 EXPERIENCED APPLE PACKERS want ed. Apply at -Ryan Fruit Co-. Trade j- and High. - - 15-o7 AGENTS "WANTED 16 AMAZING STYLISH SHOES. LARGE -commissions. Complete . ssmpla outfit . with actual shoea. Popular prices 83.95 and 84.95, makes everyone bay. Apply Stylo .Arch Shoes. Cincinnati. , lbOi NO COMPETITION: LIBERAL COMMIS- aions, selling children's- apparel. - 2 or mora sales erery home.. School open- - ing brings yon biggest business of year. Producers both sexes wanted.- Plsut Jr. Wear Co.. Cincinnati. 1605 AGENTS WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLES. Sell Madison "Better-Made' Shirts for Urge manufacturer direct . to wearer. No capital or experience required. Many earn flOO weekly and bonus. Msdison Millw. 563 Broadway. New, York 1 0.1 HELP WAXTEIX Female 17. AXTED WOMEN TO HELP WITH ! housekeeping in exchange for board and room. . Phone 1187-J. - 1705 CAN YOU EMBROIDER? WOMEN wanted to embroider linens for us at home during spare time. Information upon reqaeat, Belfast Company, Dept. .727, Huntington, Ind. , . 1705 SCHOOL GIRL TO WORK FOR BOARD and room. Must be able to cook. Apnly S03 South .Winter; . ' 17-o7 1 - Xs ItELP WAXTl-I-SIa.o 18 .... WANTED CARPENTER TO BUILD : smalt house. Labor as first payment on same. Phone 520. , - 1805 MEN: QUALIFY FOR RAILWAY ticket station positions.. $140-8200 month. Ages 18-40. Experience nn-t necessary. Railway Train Bureau 211 Columbus Ohio. 1805 MAN WANTED (CITY OR COUNTRY) I old established company will supply : capital and start yon in your own per nanentrbusineaa sell ing necessities peo ple mast buy . every day. Experience anecesnary. Write MeConnon Co Factory, 202 Winona. Minn. 1805 CARRIER BOYS WANTED FOR MORN ing - Oregonian. Call at 871 State Phona 99. . r .8-5 MESSENGER WANTED APPLY West- ern Union. . . 18-a28tf WANTED BRIGHT. INTELLIGENT boy, 14 years of age or orer to deliver morning route. Apply Circulation Man- Oregon tate-isa. !So7 Halo ami Female is HOP PICKERS I WANT YCUI TRUCK lea-ea Commercial and Court sta. sery morning at 6:30 and returns after pick- . ing. Store on grounds. C. C. RosselL Phona 69P23 or see Bon White. 19-sl4tf 23 SALESMAN WANTED. EXPERIENCED in men "a "clothing and furniahinra. Write P. O. Box 213. 20O5 SALESMEN: WHO CAN SHOW 6UC eessful record at promotion or ad-er- tisiag. One who can earn 810,000. or mora per . year. , Home territory. Ad dreaa Employment, Dept. 830, Wade Ht.. Cincinnati, Otio, " 20Qi 11 r I . ..