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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING J DECEMBER 161924
AUDRED. BUNCH
-ptflE UNVEILING of four new
flags at the utate house -will
ba a patriotic feature of oarly
in the year. The Daughters of
Veterans, to j whom has; been del-
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come in. slipon and
brushed wool.
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Air-Blast Heaters, will be in the Stove Section every day this week to point out, with our own experts, the ad
vantages of cocjcingr with a Universal and heating with a Universal. 1 u
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You get 26-piece set of j:
SILVERWARE :..
- or a , i
42-piece set of ! .:
TABLEWARE
If you buy a Universal Range this week
Credit ,
. Gladly
Without
Interest
PIJONE 106.
egated the interesting responsi
bility of selection, will t- have
charge of the arrangements for
the dedication, I through the invi
tation of Sam A.I Kozer, secretary
Shopping: Days
Until
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gifts; these
flaunt the most
dashing patterns They
coat styles, in knit or
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of state, who Is the. custodian of
both the House of Representatives
and the Senate Chamber. - The
four flags chosen .will afford two
for each auditorium, an immense
American flag and a mounted
state seal, both to be handmade
against their own mounting of
white silk. Altogether,, the cost
of these unusually ! handsome
flags, which will replace those
which after . 40 years of service
have grown to quite a disrepu
table state, will be between seven
and eight hundred dollars.
An attractive, short program is
being planned for the dedication
evening, with the public cordially
iuvited to attend. The date will
be either January 8th or 9th.:
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"There never was such magni
ficent singing, and I never heard
such beautiful cnorus work," said
Mr. H. E. Krehbiel, the New
York Tribune's well-known musi
cal critic, in speaking of the
Rhondda Welsh Male Singers who
will appear at 8. o'clock tomorrow
evening at the. Armory. ! The Wil
lamette University "Men's Glee
club is sponsoring their coming,
and one of the season's treats in
music is assured. !
These are the singers who at
the international song festival in
Pittsburgh, in a competition with
53 choirs, won the 11000 first
prize. One writes that "the mere
mention of Welch singers stirs
the average musical pulse," for
the Welch are renouned over and
over again-for their singing. The
same critic reports that it P has
been said that "the voices in the
Rhondda Welsh chorus have been
selected with such consummate
skill that a scale beginning on
low D in the bass; progressing up
ward through second-bass, first
bass,, second tenor and irst tenor
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pearl grey finish-sanitary, washable, indestructible !
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seven-gallon copper-contact reservoir and- water front or
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All day during demonstration,.
Every housewife should see these ranges whether
planning to buy now or not.
See Them on Display in Our Windows
Stove On a New One
ai wj rsifr j . i J-i
to men u and u wouia te so
smooth of quality thai a listener
might think it the Work of one
voice."
It is from such numbers as the
following that the chorus will
make up an attractive program
for tomorrow evening: -"March
of the Men or Harlech'
Welsh Air
"To Arms' . . . i . . . . . . . Maunder
"Castilla" . Dr. D. Protheroe
"Image of the Rose". . Reichardt
"Where is He?" .... . .Beethoven
"Y Gwcw Fach" Arr. E. T. Davies
"Mulligan Musketeers". Atkinson
"Y Delyn Aur". .D. Pugh Evans
"Italian Salad". (Musical Jest)
.iGenee
"Hues of Day" Berleur
"Bugeilio'r Gwenyth Gwyn"..
.... Harry Evans
"The Sandman." Dr. D.s Protheroe
"On the Sea" ....... Dudley Buck
"O Peaceful Night". . .E. German
"Invictus" Dr. D. Protheroe
! "Scottish Marching Song"....
Dr. D. Protnero
"KUlarney" . . . . . . . . . . Balfe
"Eldorado" ..... ...Ciro PipsuU
"Lullaby" Brahma
"Sleep, Dear One, Sleep
Dr. T. D. Edwards
Duets
"The Gendarmes" . . . .Offenbach
"The 'Battle Eve". .... Bonheur
"Mae Cymru'n Barod";,DrtParry
Tenor and Baritone''! . . r.
Lane Wilson
"Plant y Cedwrn" ....... .Parry
"The Moon Hath Raised Her v.
Iamp Above" Benedict
"Flow Gently Deva" ...... Parry
Watchman, What of the. .
Night?"
.Sargent
"The Savoy"........
Quartettes
. Pax ton
"Lullaby
. . Brahms
. . Sprague
. .Hawley
Irish -Airs
"A Catastrophe"
"They Kissed" .
"The Little Shamrock
in ABence ,rt .
Dudley Buck
Lovely Night''. , .riCnwatfel
"EverjiRusUingrtCrBB'i.. .Kahlan
1 'i . - : titiau- ova tri-
"-heAYJCKTciaSiiartW which
the BtfnwUL'havefi entire .charge
fV.the arrangements from . the
program -to the ' refreshmenUV is
a a anticipated event of this -evening
at the F. L. Odom . hp me,
1730 State street. It is an annual
custom for the men to entertain
their wives each year, during the
Christmas season, and tonight's
affair is expected to surpass any
other . in. entertainment and. sur
prises. Numerous committee meet
ings have been held under the
chairmanship, of Lloyd., Lee, .and.
the plans are carf fully worked out
to the furthest detail.:, ' .
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At. a recent meeting in Stay ton
before the Parent-Teacher asso
ciation. Professor " M. " E. 'Peck,
head of the biology department at
Willamette university, gave an d
dress on ornithology, taking ' as
his topic, -Birds That Hnnt and
Birds That Are Hunted.' - '
The American
Association : of
University Women will meet . at
12:30 o'alocioi Saturday at the
.Marion hotel for a luncheon. Thrs
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Make
Your
Own
Terms .
THOMAS MORGAN
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Director of the renouned
Rhondda Welsh Male Glee singers
who will sing at 8 o'clock tomor
row evening at the Armory In so
lo, duet, quartet, and inimitable
ensemble.. .. : : -- r..
will be s the regular December
meeting of the association at
which President Greene of Albany
college will be present as speaker:
A group of Albany women eligible
for membership, who plan to affi
liate with the local chapter, will
also be present. '
. Especially important among
considerable business to be
brought up will be the matter of
bringing-the payment of all dues
up to date, since such become de
linquent the first of. the year, and
a complete reinstatement of mem
bership becomes necessary; Qn 'se-
count ot me niness oi 4irs.,:4tM:
Devers, Mrs. -H-1PatTCh4v-' iff
acting treasjirerZ "1
SILVERTOX, Ore.. Dec.15
(Special to the Statesman)! A
-wedding, of some interest to Sil
verton people was that at Portland
Wednesday night when IVIisa Clara
Hannestad, formerly of Silverton
was married to Robert A. Crain of
Portland. She was attended by
Miss Ella Dollan of Silverton and
Prank Lucky of Portland attended
the groom. Rev. M. A. Christan-
sen; who is weir known at Silver-
ton, performed the ceremony.
The Daughters of tne Nile 'will
meet, for an all day social meeting
tomorrow at the home of Mrs
Fred. Ellis, 1380 Center street.
whun, the members will bring their
own sewing for the day.
Art lovers are looking forward
wjta pleasure to the meeting to
morrow evening' at the Chamber
of Commerce rooms when at; the.
mviiation of cou E. Hofer. a gronD
will gather to view two interest
ing pictures in liia possession, one
or vape .-erpeiua ana one or a
beantiftU. Florentine Madonna. A
jspecial musical program will: be
jeamrea lor tne evening.
. An added point ' of Interest is
that of the prizes which , are be
ing offered for poems .concerning
these valuable pictures.'
JMr. and - Mrs. - Bolton Hamble
have hatf aa their house-guest for
tne past live days. Mrs. Cather
Jneader of Forest Grove. Mrs,
Bader1 returned to her home yes
terday.
v.The War Mothers will hold a
cooked food sale on Friday at the
SP ticket office, on North Liberty
street. Bazaar articles will also
be placed on sale. ,
The First Methodist church cir
cles will, meet tomorrow, afternoon
as follows:
South Central, Mrs. ,G. L.
Forge, 765 Ferry street; West
Central, Mrs. J. H. Baker 545
Court street; East Central, Mrs.
W. C. Young, 346 North Capitol
street Smith Fast. Mrs. Kav. 180
South 15th street;-Yew Park Mrs.-
J. G-. Reigelman, 940 Mill. streets
with the Naomi circle notaneetins
this month. The teeetlnr 'of-tne-
meet at the VoaBscnsn .tiefia.
A special meeting of 0118(110
chapter of J the Eastern Star has
been called for this afternoon at
3:30 o'clock for the conferring of
degrees. , '. ' ..
Mri Olsen has as his guests at
the Old Peoples', home during the
week-end, Chester Bjerke of Hat-
ton, North Dakota, and Mr. and
Mrs. O.' E. N. -Sorenson of Sil
verton. ' 5 ,
The story-telling section of the
Salem Arts', League will meet at
the -home of Mrs. .Martin Fere
shetian at her home, 657 Cheme
keta street, tomorrow evening at
7:30 o'clock. : Promptly at 8:30
o'clock the music section will give
its. program of the evening, which
will be a study of Bach. The pro
gram Tvni consist of solos by Mrsv
WtTHRED PEPPER
'Whe you are suffering with
rheumatism o ,you can hardly get
ound iiust' try Red Pepper Rub
and. you, will have the quickest
relief known. ' '
Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppers.
Instant relief. Just as soon as yon
apply Red Pepper Rub you feel
the tingling heat. - In three min
utes . it warms the sore spot
through and through. Frees the
blood circulation, breaks 'up the
congestion and the old rheuma
tism torture- is gone. ,.
- Rowle's Red Pepper Rub, made
frpm red peppers, costs little at
any. drug store. Get a jar at once.
Use It' for lumbago, neuritis, tack
acta,' stiff, neck, ' sore muscles,
cclJAJncliest: Almost instant .re
Lucy Anna' Leelrrte-nrbff Tt- w,tr . Vrrm off riendi at
onf Friday evBingitnhel
bands as the luestsfhegrW WJSfLKCitIla
EHEUSM
lief awaits you. Be sure to get
the genuine, with the nameRowles
on ench ffkace. Adv.
I Social
:
Today
YKK class of the First Method
1st church, F. L, Odom, X730
State street.
Writers' club! Perry Reigel
man,' 940 Mill street.1 host.' ' '
Highland Parent-Teachers as
sociation' program at school hy
Moore's Music house. 8:15 o'clock
Special - meeting of Chadwlck
chapter of the Eastern Star for
the conferring of degrees. 3:30
o clock. Masonic Temple.
Eastern Star reception and
homecoming , following specia
meeting.
Wcilnesday
Exhibition of two pictures in
possession' of Col. Hofer. Chamber
of Commerce rooms. 7;30. o'clock
unonaa. weica singers. Armory
"Made in Oregon'! fair. . First
Congregational ehnrch.-
Th Pill Bottle' Tri-C class
play. First Presbyterian chnrcB
First Methodist church circles
South Central, Mrs. G, L, Forge
765 Ferry St. r .
West Central, Mrs. J. II. Baker.
545 Court St.
East Central, Mrs. W. C
Young, 3 4 6 N. Capitol St
South East, Mrs. Kay,;.180 SJ.
15th. St. .. . - ; . ;.
Yew Park. Mrs. 3. G. Reigel
man, 940 Mill St.
- Story-telling section of the Sa
lem Arts League. Mrs. Martin
Fereshetian, 657 Chemeketa , St;
Music section at 8:30 o'clock.
Daughters of the Nile.. Social
meeting. Mrs." Fred Ellis, 138
Center street
Business and Professional Worn
en's club. Chamber of Commerce!
t . .Thursday,
Made in Oregon" products fair;
First Congregational chotctt. -i
;OAC "cliip, ,i Chrislm.as.t party
Colonial Da meTea-sboppe.
ana bazaar. S. -P. office. JCort4
Liberty street. v. a ".
Lincoln 1 school Christmas" pro
gram at Leslie church. ' ' "
' Lucy Anna1 Lee circle. , Itus
bands guests. Mrs. Florian Vo
Eschen. 1775 Court street.
Woman's auxiliary of St. Paul's
church. Mrs. U. G. Shipley, 975
E street. - .
' -Saturday f
AAUW luncheon. 12:30 'clock,
Marion hotel. - : . ;
Snnday . ,
. Christmas Pageant, "The Heav-j
enly -Host." . First. Methodist
church Sunday school. Church
7:30 o'clock
Monroe Gilbert and' Miss Ruth:
Bedford from the fugues. ; Mrs
Fereshetian "willr give the VAvei
Maria" (Bach-Gounod) as well as
a Christmas- song, i Mrs. G. Ebsen
will give a short biographical
sketch of the composer
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Mrs. Harriet Rowe and .little.
daughter, Kathryn, were guests in
Portland over the week-end at the
C. E. Parker home In Irvington, .
'Chadwick 'chapter of the East
em Star will entertain members
and visiting members.' at- a recep
tion and nomecoming this evening
in the" Masonic Temple.' ' A pro
gram and social hour are planned
for the'nleasure of : all who come
Mrs. F; E. Shafer is chairman of
the committee In charge; . A cov
ered dish luncheon will be served
at 6:30 o'clock for members only.
The Highland Parent Teachers'
association will sponsor a program
at 8:15 this evening at the school
houses the numbers to be given
by the musicians of Moore's Mu
sic house. The proceeds oi xne
evening will go toward the soup
kitchen and the Highland nrancn
of the library.
The -men -of the class wilf be
the hosts when the YKK" class ot
the First Methodist church meet
this evening at the home or l.
Odom, 1730 State street, for a so
cial evening; ' ' :
One otihe. hostesses of later last
Simpson's!" lntllation ' were: Mrs.
.- n,lnK - lira TforhTt.
Plank. Mrs. Al Kranse? Mrs. Earl
Paulsen, Mrs. K. S. Ross, Mrs.u.
K. Bell,' Mrs. K, E- Grimes, Miss
Mildred West, and . Mrs., . tieea.
Rowland.
The Writers' club will meet this
fivenine at the home of .Perry
Reigelman, 940 Mill street.
tiniiv and red candles formed
Tia Vnie-tide setting for one of
the most attractive anairs oi,iu
ontim .week: when Mrs. . .UOUi
Lachmund entertained on oaiur-
dav at a most charming x o cioex
ltinchmn followed by an afternoon
of bridge, . The motif of the sear.
son- predominated ai eacn bui"
frtsfcil nod - -
Dinu iht a as Airs.
mund's guests weres Airs. tx. v.
Meyers, Mrs. T. A. Livesiey, mxs.
itTMorw mm: J. Shelley Saurman,
Mw..Dan J. FrrJwMnrO.C;
Locke Mrs. William Walton, Mrs,
David W. Eyre, Mrs. i. u.
Jr., Mrs. Harry Hawsinsr'
Frederick Lamporw ra. - r
Lytle, Mrs. E. Friia siaae,
Clifford,. Farmer, iirs. wruu
Woodard of SilTerton, Mrs. K. m.
Tirrfor" W. Carlton, Smith,
Mrs. S. W. Thompson, Mrs. John
H. Rand, Mrs. George A. wane,
Mrs. C. W. Thompson and Mrs.
W. Cdnnell: Dyer. :
iMra. Huch D. Marrs of Jefferson
returned to her home last evening
after paving been with Mrs. Ed
gar R.' Sciram for. the past; wee.
The first monarch to own. a pri
vate airplane, was the king oi
Spain, others going "top In the. ttir
without them; , - ;
There are .bo statistics isa .the
subject, but congressmen have
more sense than- is generally sua?
i rrri. nr., t f n i a KimnQnti wnn
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;Phoae 659 or eninp 1563-M. 4 d'.'0
TOR RBKTSTORB ROOM ON STATK
treet. See J.H. Lautermao. Hotel
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APARTMENT 2 68 N. COTTAGE, i 5,BtI
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NICE WARM ROOM, CLOSE IN Phone
585-W- . ..,,..!. B-aao
ROOM AND BOARD-S NORTH Hir.
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FOR RENT FITRNISHED" HOUSE-
. keepinr'room."! 16 'Marion. ' 6dl7
ROOM FOR RENT MODERN HOME,
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8 ROOMS PARTLY FURNISHED Cen
tral! located, $35.00. - Phone 1943-J.
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FOR RENT 5 BOOM HOUSE Ited
.1057 8. -13th. See Kletsing aa- ate
man office or Phono 35F4. 7nJ3ti
FOR RENT FIVE ROOil HOUSE Wei
located, 2B.60. .....
. Six room, fnrniahed. cloae in I35U.
. Six room house 20. .t
F. lu WOOD
41 State St. 7-21tt
FOR BALE Miscellaneous S
FOR. SALE SELECT CHRISTMAS treea,
746 Highland. Jfhone 65Z,. . 8-d24
r:"Fruit Trees
WalnuU and shrubbery. Highland
Ferry., t ruitland jiuTKerr. A. J. -Matn-
is. Prdn. fhono 1140-M evening. S -''
.. - : S-J13
WOODSAW S HORSEPOWER Engine.
. Good conditioa. Phop 65F13. 8-dl8
ALL KINDS. OF CANARY BIRDS AND
home-made cgea - for -. ale cottaira
Farm.'-- - . - -..-i - 8-4it
: WillametteValle..:
Ha a Saleayard at 261 Court ktreet,
at Kennedy' Dint aben.- ppoites Bu-
Kick'a atore. - All kinds of fruit and, nnt
trees. Dr. Bean'a Big French prune, a
specialty. Office pkon 1315. '. Ret.
105F5. Jess MatWs, Propv , 8-dl4tf
FOR SALE SECOND HAND STOVES
and furniture. Kane S12; beater to;
lx4 and Bprtng Bltghtrj;;. aed lard
preaat aaasage macbioei ounter;.eom.
puting rounter aealo, good condition.
Bean scale, nearly, new. ioj 7 Lmon m.
: , . .o-aiOT
1 SOLID OAK DRESSER; 1 3-BURNER
Clark-Jewel oil stove; 1 brekfaat set;
1 leatherette couch; 1 9x12 fluff rag;
1 bed spring. 1070 North 20th. Sun
day or evenings. Phone 1943-R. 8-dl7
LENOX BANJO ,FOR SALE ALMOS'
new. Phone 1175W. Call after b.
- - .. . ... - - - 8-dl2
JUDD 8AWS WOOD-PHONE 142. 8-JO
Beautiful Oregon Rose
i- And eleven other Oregon songa to
gaihea. with a tine collection of patriot
ic aootH aaered aongn and many ol4
time farerltea. "
- i ALL FOB 2S.
' (Special price la quantity lota)
EsoaciaUv adantable for eehooL
itunity or home am ring. Send for
"Western Songster ;
70 pagea ' bow In Its third edition
- Pnbllahea by
OBJEOpN TEACHERS MOKTHIiT
SIS 8. Commercial St. Salem. Or.
FOR SALE-r-SEYERAL !OOD LATHES
al! aixes. Write and tell Wbat tne yon
need. Wo ahip via steamer very cheap.
J. la. Lucas . -' Son, ' Inc, Bridgeport,
Conn. ; . ' 8-j
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS.; 10
cents a bundle. - Circulation department
Oregon Stateaman.
i Trespass Notices j
For:Sale. . " " -
Tresspata Notices, also 14 Inches! fey
9 inches, printed on good 10 0cnc4
canvass bearing the words, ' 'Notice- Ii
Hereby Given Thst Trespassing . Is
Strictly Forbidden On'The Preinfaer
Under Penalty Of Prosecution." Prici
15a oaek or two for 25e. 8Uteaoiar
FnbUahing Company,. Salem. Oregon
: ". i?--- .. '.--otl.
OOOD STEP; EADDEKS AND PORCa
swiflg a sargaiav no rvaner t.
TOBACCO, CHEWING 10 LB. $4; Rmelr-
.On week (tlx lamtiat)
One mtifc-' - .
,20a
bit monlhe eontreef, per monti15e
IV montfcg eontrmct. p month12e
XlaJnom for ay kdTartUmeaC25e
. 7 j FOR SALE MlaceUaneous 8
PKTLAND OFFERS" POTt XUA8
-PUPS Fo Terriers 5-10; Collie
' fS-SiO; Airdale $5 2S; Tor Silk Pood-
lee 1520-125; Ball 1050; Button!
, 125 150. . .... ,
HULDii Panama Parr oil, guaranteed
'Young and' Talker $25; Si. Aadreaa
berg;. Roller, (imported) "the canary
- with a college odaeatran" SIS; lx,
bird (frees) pair f 12.50. . 1'Ukv'i
- Petlaod, Store 273 Slate, Farm, Facifie
Highvrar, Salem, - -8 d24
WARREN NUKSEBY AlJt KINDS Of
'frnit and .-nut tree, 455 Ferry Street
... . 8-n2m
800 MOTORCTGLK FOR 33. Wflt
ride wkeel F. L. Coffin, Route 7,
Box 6. S-o30ti
PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14" DT T"
warding. "Hoc ma to Kent," price It
eente each. Stateamaa Boalueta Ot
flee. Oroend floor:
FOR, SAI4E Livestock 0
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FRED W." LANGE. .VrrdRTARlAN " "
Office 430 8. Commercial-1 i'bone Il-)
rRea. JPbone 1669. t7. 7 . ',.J-n23U. r
THOROUGHBRED AIEPALE PUPPIFV.r
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240 CORDS GOOD BIO SECOND-Cfowta
fir wood. .Home1 10- inch and 4 ft '
inilea south of Salem, banked on- Jef
ferson highway. Il-dl7
DRY. WOOD. 4 FT. AND 18 INCH. DRY
, mill wood 4.50 per load. ' Phone'
1S73-W. - - 11 j7
EST SECOND GROWTH FIR f6; OAK
so; le-incn, v. Call 1131. 11-4 jif
If INCH BLOCK "WOOD $3.75 Per Load.
4 loada S14. Phone 1879-W. Il-d21
WOOD SHORT LENGTHS OR 4 FT
COAL, beat qnsliy from f 12.75 jer ton
-np. Oregon, UUh, or Roek Pprlnrs.
-Prompt dellTery. Phone 1855. 11-n'iuU
18-INCH OLD FIR, 4 FOOT OLD FIR,
eeeend' growth- oak and-aaa. Phon
1SF3. M. D. Mayfield. lVjjti .
FOR BALE DRY SECOND-GROWTH fil
wood, 4 fW For- inunediato deliT.rr.
"Phone 108.- 4-h.f
BEST GRADE OF WOOD '
4 ft. and 18 inch.
. Dry or rreea mill-wood.
Dry aecond growth fir.
Dry old fir, '
Dry 4 ft. oak and ash. .
Prompt delivery and reasonable price
FRED E. WELLS
' 230 South Church, Phono 1542. ll-a6M
18 INCH AND 4 FOOT WOOD OF ALL
kinda. Priee reaonal!o and rrr
deHve-rv. Phmm 1X(W. ll-.i
-WASXEDiplcr.:; ' 12"
EXPERT PHONOGRAPH RFPAIRINr?.
We eall for- and deliver. f bona S'JO.
- 1999 KerU Capitol. . - -. 12-dlS
WANTED Employment 13
WOMAN WASTS DAY WORK FHOXK
1349. . ..if - - 12-dl7
WANTED WORK-IN STOREOF ANY'.
. kind. . 5 years experience. Pbone 41
i or write Box 627, Mt. AngeL Oreeon.
- .- - - -. . . 12-dlG
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER Want!
. permanent peaition. - Ooodr referaneea
AdHrenn 5f)f2 f4t.oteeman: 12-21t
WAXTFD TfncellfljKionj. 12.
WANTED SEWER WORK AND FX-I-
cavatiug. Phone 9S1-J. . 13-dl7
CUSTOMERS FOR FIRST CLASS Dairy
butter. Phone 82F1L. l3-d!7
WANTED TO BUY- LEASE AND FUR
nishings.of apartment ho una. Hione
8C8-J.-. , 13117
WANTED ' yntlVATK MONEY FOU .l
J fara-'o:JW: hvwteel arpJicji-' rr
tion-- and-HawkiB- - Kbertm '
Xnc-, 205 Occgon enildipr.-' f ,l-44tf-" '
IT ANTED---- MEN AND vWCMENfTO
- nake Srm paperwobscTTrtiona. A good
propoaition ; to' the right people. Ad-.'"
- dreas thm Paeifte'-tiCDetedr State
man Bldgi SaletavOr; .- u1:
WOODRY THE "AUCTIOSEra BUi S.'
ased furBit6rsor -eath. Jfh ifclt '"
13-afrtf,-"
MJSCEL,I. N KO US
14
BOARD BY DAY OR WEEK. PHONE
1745-M. 14-d23-
WOULD LIKE TO FIND - SOME ONE
going to CiU wita. an auto, between
Lee. 13 and 22. Am willing to do
, nij abare. For further particulars
. write. G. W. Philbrick, Rout 1. Sil
Terton, Ore. - 14-dl2
4 11ELP WANTED 15
OREGONIAN CARRIERS WANTED Ap-
ply at 371 Ktwte.- r-nowe la-qtw
HELP WANTED Female 17
LADIES EARN $10 TO 15 WEEKLY
. at homo in spare time, addressing ana
mailing- our aneea nnui ana ciresuai
letters. Send 25e (silver) for aampU
music and full particulars. Corona Mw
eto Roll Co, 43 Central Paxk.Kche
ter. N, Y. 11-6 it
HELP WANTED Slale 18
'MEN WANTED" T lern auto roerh- ,
a nice. Special Christtaaa offer $50.oo.
Two weeka free trial. Hemphill's btg
Auto & Electrical Schools, Office 60,
Sixth St., Corner Pine, Portland. Ore
gon
,
Male and Female 10
WANTED A GOOD BOOKKEEPER and
salesman for lumber. nai can you
dot Address "A" care Statesman.
19-dl8
WANTED A (GOOD HOCSEKEEPERv
between the ages ot i ana tco. rnowj
1R65-W. Call after 5 o'cloek 1-1
SALES5EEN
20
WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR A LIVE
enerretio utoraooiie aaieamaa. -Pettyjohn
Co, 219-N. St
- POULTRY AND EGGS 21
RHODE ISLAND RED COCKS AND
cock erels for aaie; ".
l).rtMT lw. Phone 111F14. gl dlW
LOST AND FOUND 3
FOUND-PURSE. NEAT! POSTAFTIC ...
Owner writ j. r. 1 .-.
Box 89, balem. .- ; - -
LOST MAN'S
PURSE. BANK
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