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THE OREGON- STATESlIAI SALEM; OREGON TUESDAY HORNING, JANUARY-20, 1925- uuti ituii Uii Coats Little .avod OwrcooM lW - bleAlmost Ore Nigh r j'1 Any breakinr oat of tne skin; j eren fiery. Itching eczema, can be quickly; oTereom by- alyfti; - Mentho-Sulphtuv declares - noted . skin specialist. Because of Its germ destroying properties. Jtkia snlphur preparation inataWly brings ease from skin irritation, soothes and heals . the cesama right up and leaves the skin, clear and smooth.: ; It seldom fails to relieYw''.' the , torment without delay. Sufterera from, skin trouble should obtain a small jar of. Routlea Meatho-SuJ-phur from any good druggist and use it Bka cold crea Adr. .- Child Labci Araenent Is Favored By Church At the. Jason, Lee Memorial IL E. church, at a largely attended service" Sunday mbntfag, the con gregation adopted ,a resolution in faror of the child labor bill which is now before the Oregon legisla- tare. f The., fallowing? statstment was sent to the senators and mem bers from .Marten , comity yester day: v . ., ' ' To ... the . Honorable Senate and House of Representatives of the State eC.Oregea. , . Gentlemen': - ;;; , i . l' The following resolution , was adopted by a practically unani mous rising vote of the congrega tion of Jason Lee Memorial' Epis copal church of Salem, Oregoni. ; Sunday morning, January ' 18, 1925, and is hereby respectfully submitted for your consideration.: Whereas, the labor of children of tender years fn - behalf ot in dustrial employers for profit, has long been recognized as an out standing eril .of American life and the need of effective authority for Its suppression is very great; therefore be It . - ' c Resolved; ' that Jrsaon Lee Me morial: Methodist Episcopal e&trrch of Salem, Oregon, "hereby appeals to our state lawmakers for ratifi cation of. n the twentieth- amend ment to tae federal censtitation giving the national congress power tc limits regulate and prohibit the labor of. persons under IS years of age. !-. : ' . THOS. ACHESON. . . v . " rastor. R. A. HARRIS", I Chairman Official Board. Salem llan Hew Manager Of SHverton Permy Store SILVERTOX. Ore., Jan. 17 ( Speciar.)-W. M. Arbuthnof; of Salem .has taken . over the man agership of the J- C. Penney Com pany ' store at . Silver to a. . Ms. Arbuthnot has been ia the eervice of thitf company at Pendleton, Eu gene, and Saiemv Sv E.' Parker, former manager; t together "with Mrs. Parker writ . take a trip to California. ."'-: ' OPEN TIOSTRILSI B.D A COLD OB CATARRH now To QetEeliefTTnenllead and Bom are Et&Sad TJp. . ConnC fifty! Your cold in head or catarrh disappears. -, Yotti clog ged nostrils . will open, lithe air passages- of your head wfrr clear and row - can- bTeathe "freely,:" No "more BnufXlia. hawk at?: mucous discharge, drynesa er headache; no Btruggtlng for breath at night. ' Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm front' your druggist and apply 'a .little of this fragrant antiseptic cream In your nostrils. It penetrates through erery air paseage: ot the head, soothing and healing the swollen or inflamed mucous membrane-, giving yon in stant relief. 7 Head colds : and catarrh- yield like magie. Don't stay stuffed-up and miserable. Re lief Is aire. Adv. . We carry: in stock oyer 115 legal blanks stilted io'most any businesa transactions. VTe may have jest the fora you 'fixe looking for at a bis saris ail ecapored to rde to crdcr fcrai. I ' . . " ' ' l -. i j , . iilyf - hm - j V - r" . ' . , Some of the forms: Contract of Sale, ! Koad Notice, Will fonas. Assign ment of Mortgage, . Mortgage forms,. Qnjt Qaint Deed. Abstracts form, ..: BI3 ef Sale, -Banding Contract; PrfcSrJssory Notls, - Iristallsient Notes -'j General Lease, Power of AttceyPnmelBoce Scale Re ceipts, Etc; These f orris are carefully prepared fcr the coarursad prirsta v' cse. Price on forms ranges from 4 cents to 16 tchtj apfecer and cruets bcrcis frost 25 to 50 cents. . ; ;'- . - ' prjNTUD AND FOR SAtJD BY . The Statesman Publfsliing ! Co. ; ' ' : legal phAiiK nnAtiQUARTCia . v. r TtTCT CTFUTT"1 in uH'Ui'if IUjIU; IOC CLtiQ Potittfy : and Flax, Industries bain Adherents; Irnga-r tion Outlook Good ? WEST STAYTON, Ore., Jan. 19 -(Special to The Statesman). The West Stayton Commercial club has come to. life again. The citi zens of this district are awakening td the many Opportunities offered here. sad are eut to let the! world kaow about It . ." ' ; f ; V Organization of the club hf now complete with E. R. Clark,'! presi dent; Mrsi F.', C Fery, secretary treasurer.' I i1 '11 Poultry is becoming qaite a pro minent industry in this section. Poultrymen here are daily, tilling of increased egg production, i pome of the smaller flocks now produce as high as 75 per cent daily.' ' Some of the best.' flax prodaced is the- valley last year was grown half a mile west on a tract owned and farmed by. L Walker, f A ten acre tract netted apprcaltaatery ...-. ; i : jf . West .StJLjtem is. centrally locat ed in the' flax producing area and it 1 rumored that a . scutching plant connected with, the Vancou ver linen mill is to be located here. ' P. E. Thomason, district mana ger of the irrigated land ;. tract here, promises big things fbr wa ter users 'this season. According to Mr. Thomason Water- will 1 be furnished to applicants as fast as possible. Those who- used; water during' the past few seasons are enthusiastic over the present pros pects. ' ; ! : ; ' '; t . Approximately- 3 acres of Ken tucky wonder beans have- been con tracted for in this Bectlon by the Oregon Packing company of Salem. The paekins company entered this field for beans- because irrigated beans have been found, ta be su perior to others for canning pur poses. A few tracts of beans grown here last season netted the grow ers approximately 1150 per acre. . .Wool Prices are Betted Than are Being Off ered . ' - m,:,j.t- . Small wool dealers; are being robbed of from. & to 10 cents- a pound on, their product by follow ing the advice- ta contract every thing at i from 40 to 45 cents a pound. J .' - This became known yesterday when outside buyers . visited the district and were offering greater amounts than . were being paid by local buyers; I - It Is understood -that In Eugene' 50 cents a pound'; Is being paid for medium and fine wool and 45 cents a pound for wool of a coarse grade. . --''-:;: ' ll Armory Revival Services '"' Dravyjrig itarge; drovyds People attending the revival meetings at the; armory are en-r thusiastie in. their reports of : the interest and power; manifest. Some remarkable testimonies are being. given regarding the wonder work ing power of God in transforming loth soul and body. Most Of them aie confirmed byj eye witnesses present. . ; j '-; - , J- . Mr. Peterson's , message ' Satur day nisht 'Earthiaakei'' was very interesting. He showed- by the Bible fin connection with cur, rent event that not only the phy sical earth la being continually shaken; 'but that also every "class of society and phase ef human life is being- shaken 'as merer befere in its history;. j 13 j Sunday afternoon he preached on the subject: "Repent for the kingdom et heaven is at band He proceeded to show that there is the same need of a special prep arahon of God's people, today tot the second coming of Christ that there was in the days of John tie Baptist for His first taming. 5 Thl night meeting-was filled with eni thusiasm and Divine, inspiration Sereral .surroundng towns were ... - ' At Bzsircrs Office, Gnrrrd Hpcr represented in the crowds that gathered;' during the day. , ? - There will be meeting 4a tho Armory every night this wetkz ex cept Friday night. Next Sanday there will, be twa meetings as usnal at 2:3d: and T:ao" p. m. sharp. ' Control of Fii eai'ms Is . Object ot Lbngerari fTHl - - . r, . Control -of the possession, sate and use of pistols and revolvers Is advocated fn H. B; No. 6t fntro duced Monday by Representative Lonergan, of Portland.' ' The"- bill would preynt the sale Of smair firearms ' without u II-eesse- to persons other than peace Officers and mlritary organizations knless- a special permit ' Is heM. The ' bill ateo-' provides that' If a person is cm trial for felony and Was armed with- gu&V the posses sion shall be- taken as proet of an intent to- comatit a fekmy. t- H CEFORE Ifi Looking Forward to the Captivities- to Be- Connected ' With This Service' .. Lestle Sparks; who had charge of I the public play, ground . last year,: will probably hold the same position 'this' summer.. Sparks is now Physical education director ot jthe Salem public scools. While so' definite program has been mapped out, the one fast year will unidoflbtedry be followed again this 'year. The program for, last year-was as follows: i tozp; ml, tree play i "2 to S;girfs swimming ah'd "'boys organized play;' 3 to -4 girls organized play,' and boys swimming; 4 to 4:45, girls swlm mfng,' and beys organized play; 4:45 to 5:45; free-playj' " p ' H i popular The- ' popularity of the ! play ground can be Judged by the at tendance, which '- was - recorded to be-' as- follows ! for- the 52 days uuniiy wnica ine piay gronsa was open, the number of girls partici pating fit swimming and organized play, 3M9;' the number of boys participating in swimming- and or ganized play, 3,650; making- - a total of 7,239. The number- which attended the- park but did not participate in the organised play ts not given,; in the report .but would probably be very large. The report given above is for the 14 th street play ground. The- report of the year's activi ties .. at. the Lincoln' play ground,, shows that there a total attendan ce of 2,736 for the. season On Doll day. Pet Animal day, and Funny Paper day, there were 125 335, and 100 children respectively at the park. Something ;ta be thankful for: The Cal in the White House is not a radl-Cal. "Washington Post.' BED PEPPER IBT QUICKEST RELIEF Red- Pepper Rub takes the 'ouch' from- sore, stiff, aching joints. It cannot hurt you, 'and it certainly stops that old rheumatism torture at.onee.' . " . - , When you are suffering so yon can 'hardly get ; around, ' just try Red : Pepper Rub and yon ; will have the quickest relief known. Nothing' ha-such concentrated, penetrating - heat as red peppers. Just as soon- as yon apply .Red Pepper Rub yon will feel the ting ling heat. - In three minutes it warms the sore-spot, through and through. Pais and soreness are gone. .-. ?,; -: I Ask any , good droggUt for ; a jar of Rowiess Red Pepper-Rub. Be sure- to 'get the genuine. With the name Rowles on each package. Adv. f k - Plf DAYS FOR RUT 8M TIE MITIS OF s-'iffiTimewEEi; 1 1 Everything Is Orgarted and Prepared for a Big Week ! ' and a Useful; One Saturday, January 17, was the first day f-Thrifl week. This li a national institutfofi j and origin ated In the indnstria r department orthe.Y; eM;,'cCA. Il908w Since then It has. grown to a.; place of much importance In be-thrift pro gram of tha nation. j There-are now 47 of the leading civic, in dustrial and religious . brganlaa tiona. of the country boosting; the program' ot . the week. ' National Thrift week always! j begins' on January 17 the birthday of -Benjamin Franklin.; : I. Z :--7-l'" More Hum 3Q Here . There axe twenty odd organiza tions in Salem fostering the pro gram for .thlsvyear's .Thrift week. They include rvRotaty -f lu,bi : tdon's dub Realtors, Chamber jot Com merce, Kiwanis cluUfTW. C. -A4 Business Men's- league, Ministerial association, 'Salem Heights Com munity club. Salem. ! library, Mut ual Savings and Ixan association, State Business and :loan; associa tion. Boy scouts, Uriivereity.WcH men's: ' dub, : Underwriters, Banjc- ers. and the' Y.-A. 2. r- i - '. t A Iot of lork, Dave Eyre ia the chairman of the Saiem organization, for obser vance. -of Thrift . week, .;and Air. Kells is the- secretary. ,'AU of the cooperating , clubs will emphasize the program for the-, week,. Each day during the week; letters, will be written by leading business men on the subjectjpf thrift, and' these will be published In the city newspapers. , ; Andy Miller, a rep resentative of the State j Bankers association, will be In the city on Friday the 23 rd, to talk on the subject, of thrift. He will probab ly. 'talk before the Lion's club, some of the schools ,nd the Salem Heights.' Community club. . Thrift Essays Too A Thrift essay contest is being held In the public schools during the'' week,' and prizes are to be awarded the winners m each grade frdm- the fourth "''op, up1. There will5 be second, third and fourth prizes given to the' winners of those places fn each grade. , The total amount m prizes to be given. out amounts to $65! and the Salem I i - r banks, are. offering the prizes. paulus Company Withdraws 3U-ws prunes lor . ruse Thar withdrawal of the Robert C: Paulus eompany offerings of 30-4 0s prunes was i announced to day and win be in effect! for some time. When they j are again put on the market the prieew wilt be. 11 cents a, pound: Prunes the market' are shorfand- l$ml expected that jthe i best4arJv mf feredwiUr.be the nitjnoT,Jfjgnuary $2.18; February $2.20; It is presumed: that the Oregon, packers have' no more than 9,000,- 000 pound of prunes t and the holdings in the dealers hands will; cause- the market to advance in stead, of decline, is! the allegation Therefore, the Paulus company ex pects to make a cleanup on the prunes when theyj throw thetms on the market, again. i The exhange rate of ' Snglish money is rising and consequently makes It appear that the market rs weakening, -Wha is actually happening is. that the- same money can buy more , prunes because of the exchange, rise.! ; There, is,, however, some movements . at eastern, docks. s Silverton Resident Dies ' After Lingering Illness , , silverton; ;or4;,jin. 17.- tSpecjal.) FredHck Leonard, aged S 6, died at ihe Silverton hos pital on January lBthVrfollowing an Illnese of several months. Mr. Leonard leaves three sisters and two brothers in eastern states.' He has ' been a- resident of! Silverton for the past 12 years. ( Funeral services wiTT be held from the new Jack and Ekman 'chaper Sunday afternoon and interment will be made" In the Silverton' Icemetery, r- j , - ; ' ' Nashville Banner-4 Men's efforts balance. 1 y Exporers :; are always looking for lost races, and mission aries axe always finding, them, t. j Ahswcfr- to Yesterday's Puzzle t " t I i i f 1 I I I r f t W iLvIi't. P w A I. M ! . r I l - : "r 1 1 ft U ; m m TjkT&4i: v 'it- m o ihmC.J I .... - J5. L t-J 71 M iL g t -" t A N V j tf f F E- "m C g uj.c Tve(t( R t A. t E. tiVA e-l-! a ! o o spr - i f 11 f 4 ' I a m a i it i a i o-f c e s a .."aT g'v Tiyt n Change rn .Ballots Is . y - -U j 'I ,;""-- '-.' ;j Eett'drl- irosslScaxiott . -of 'Ji the names of , presidential' electors; candidates for office and simplification'- of j titles b amendments printed on the official ballot is sought by Representative Coffey, ef POTtlandV- who- introdneedt H- TB. No. yesterday, i which would amend section f 4(03 '" ef Oregon laws relating to . the form or tba efficfaf ftsJJetst ;- t H: .dih;'. Kcepmg Lsses tit luxury - 5 .: , Uakes Industry Suffer HIRSCHBERGr Jan 14 The lace a hi e'mbrofdery' todnstry of Germany,' which 'has Its chfef seat In Silesia, W having an exceedingly difficlt --timo which Te the Christmas season' did not alleviate.! Embroidered 'goods! still belong- to the -7 cf 1 of Ixnrhrles .without which most Germans can da. Since the stabilization of the mark most German housewivef have- discov ered so many gap-rSn their ward-l robes, that they 'have'' been quite content to-' re-stock - with plain Hnens. - V-.: V-fV .i-l": I The r many " women ? who ; givej their : time to lihe- needlework declare- that' they wIU work for almost nothing just to have some4 thing to doi They are ready to adapt - themselves t changing fashions, whereas formerly; their uotput was of a somewhat stereo-f typed variety. H. - I Berlin Schools Adopt i- ' Courses rrr Athlctrcs in- - BERLIN, Jan; 7,, The schools of Berlin are becoming Increasing ly Interested In athletics and qalj esthentics. ' The.' movement r 'for matting- gymnastic ftrafnligf, obli gatory lis gaihins headway. Thus It Is? contemplated, .as soon as thia facilities ;an be provided, to com pel all school child-rVn- to learn to swim.-., r.---: ' i'l:. r:-(n :;- --:MA'kH Inring- the - past' summer : over 2000 school children were given instnxction in awimmfng and with in the next few months the. priv fege is to be extended to 10,000 young' people by setting msuie- the natatorial in the various parts of the city for their' specific too.. ; Another foTnT of sport that Is to be given - enconragement this winter- Is bobsleighing and skiing. Pushball and medicine ball, com paratiTely llttW known Ger many before-f the War, have also come; into vogue! in the public schbols. !. - ! T-i rii'iHlJ :. I C .... -J , i, (- ,;,.!' 4i i-l'i I - : . . i . ' i ""'i ' . TT .i ii 1 1 i.ii.i . 1 . ' ir . VTORTlAXD, Jan, 1 9 Grain fu tures: ": "Wheat, brdf whiter blue stem ' nnd baart, '.inuary, ' Febru afy j March ; $2.02? II soft white, Jannaryl bruaryl'f t.sl: March $1.92t western "! white, January 1 1189 : ! February ;1.90 : ' March $1.9lVtV hard-' winter, January Febroary $1.90r March Northern:: spring; January February 11.91: -western $MQ; Fd, I January,?! February S1.86; Jlach $1.86 : BBB hard white, Marcb$2.25, - Oats, NbJ 2 white- feed, January $42.60; jFebrnarr. Inarch $43.50; No. gray, February; Mardh $4t. . SNAPFT THIXKLfC No S7 ! . Cross Word Puzzle 1 W'-j I3 4 -1 k L ' j i ; t; i : - ' i : ;! :s !'-: :-" ' - - - . . -. . . J-' I . 1 ""': . t:j,;! (V.. , i 7ifv tTTT mmmmm TT! TT" mmmm' : i '7 ' ia" : .j.r " -; ' '"-:"-"' ' -:y f . -v ; i S( ; t" : J"-V:': - . TTT mmmm T3T "ff y :J" '.. M.t- "vr - "I'.-: " ' - i', ,.-.. f. M.. -. I "MMiNBM'M" m MMMBW MMMmmp MMHHM MipMMH HHHM m,! WMMOT ,a j,.. HTfj- :--' r- titj" rVJ " 1 -'1 i! ' S'-"1 ' t ' . t ' f I ' ; - S r'l- i- 4 I -- - J ' W j ,r :1 !! -slV - '-J ft r ' ''V ; i-' WWi M 'Sill 77S- 7- : 3rr j ' j' !- .i mmmmmmm mmmmm . h- : - . !: ; I't'ih ; 'Htr 1. l,-:.r: j ; ' - . - -"" f I 'IiV-T' mm ''!."?' "' mm imtmm w mmim mmmmm mmmlk J ; : 'ii iJV : - . .''. I ; . 1 1 1; 1 i 1 -I- I L i.J ACROSS -!.t, 4- V V - r . Garment of white linen -4-T6 piece' out 8'A fabrfiS 10. Tusk of elephant ; 1 ;K"illMa:-.'L ," ,Js 1$ Mohammedan scripture 17 ;Ponsumed '.r 1 Nine Inches ' i-..-2lirrwntyifpur nenrr ---iTf.--. 22 CMopt eiUeat'5s:i,t t 23 Ai prefix meaning . wrong ;', 25. Ilostility . . - 26 Encourages 2-7 31 .jcMdd.K-?.::. Girl's name (ab.f 3? ; Front ot the - head- ' 35' Set of fools' " - - - 37l Th track; or deer aJlpoet.),,:;:;! 40 Sufrendars 42; Streets 4 3 j Urgency , 4 vi 'Pefainlng to oak . t 4 ;rito.iJrove -about fa? jJ' "A. I "er-Tersely 'Cobi.) - '.J'TV Answer 1ASSIFIED SECTION Phone 23 Advertising Dept. CtMiSSI-flED; ADVERTISE 51ENTS i; Rate per word; r Per, Thre inrtioo. 5e Mqhey to Loan , - On Real Eistatw " ! i-T. K. FORD (Oref Ldd Baah Bank) - UEFOIU5 YOtT i TEAVE TOTJB HOME - - OK CAK HAVE. IT Insured properly Phrine 161. Becks a ' Hendrjck. U. 8. f. : Bank Bldg. r f; m s-28tf Automobiles - - - . - I NOTICE 1 . ' ' . Salem 1 Auto ! Wrecking Co. is sow ' - open ' fori bosinesa and -we are in the market fo old j cara at higkest cask !, i prices.: jl !,'-J '- ' ! l j l See- a befere aellin? or "buying. - ! I t SALEM AUTO WRECKING CO. ? I ! 4 Heary Kkjfesen ' , So. CommarcUr St. ; . iri: Mi - 1-J25 8CHKSI..AB AJDTa WREGKIXa CO. Will bar your old i ear. Highest cash priea i paid.- .1085 N.. Cofbmercua St. I jl3tt Storage Fire proof bnildioe, day and nieht f' erri'ce," f per montli.' 1999 IT. Cap tol. - Ta -armrr, -: --. - - WE WILL! COMPLETELY RENEW Your - j. ear, . track, traetor " sad .-"r if Vyou easy terms "SL "Hi Shocker, 84S Ferry St. M'tf i. ..-! ... . . 2 f6 nrB TIME -WIIA BR WE LI SPENT : . it .youi Rt eitimaies oa- your auto r : pair, work at tll Shamrock sarags. 333 Millet-. Phonei .1142-ir.. - 3. f 6 auto Tors I i ; . -JTAJINAET TOPS i i -TEijrery latest in anto tops ;' i, Seasanabla Price . - i t- y.,-.. O. J..UL'LL ' 219 State St. S-mtf FORBES7! GARAOF 75a ! KORTIT ; 21st. 1477-M4. h . ... PHONE OABAiSS FOB BEJSTi -FHONB-' -13 5 3-W; HOCSS - A3SO AfAACOUVTS, JPHOSg . 4-S15U FOB RENT HOUSES' AND- APART menta. j IV L. .Woed Sal Stata street. ,: . - f-.. j - - -. 4F3 FIVE ROOM IIOUSE. FURNISHED AND unforniabed r apartment. Close in, Room 4. Breymaa Bldg. j ... 4-j22 PRINTED CAROSr SIZE 1" B"C 1W wording "For Rent." price 10 cents each-. Statesman--Businee OI(iee on Ground floor.- ' ''" ", ', '- ' v Corn;! No. 8r eastern yellow ship ment, January, February " $53 Matcbi $.52.50, J , 1 , Millrnnr January , "$38.50; Feb ruary. March ,$3.9T I , . . Dairy produce- exchange! But ter, extras- 44c; standards 42HC; prime firsts 41c; firsts" 39 c Eggs, extras' 56c; firsts-. 55c; pullets.: 53c; peewees 50c; current receipts 50cJ J t !; ..... :." C f Hay, buying prices; valley timo thy $20 to $22; ditto eastern Ore gon $l24; alfalfa. $20 to $2050; clover $17 to $17.50; oat. hay $18.50; cheat $16.5Q;' oat and vetch $19.50 to $20; straw $8 to $8.50;. selling prices '$2 & ton more. : l. A. vagrant ,r ; Tamimic ... . . 3' To drip- througb ' 5 A placet to heat bricH ... Evening , r.. vv,-x' j 7- Scriptures : r. .9- A unit of weight ; ? J2 28 pounds of. wool 13 .vAj body;oC water, -- 14 A na hotr-. r : i a . . 15 A poetic foot (pi.) 17 Radio to-f- . -.it n-. 18 And so frth"! : ; . ; 20 A relative-, ..." ' .22-:BundleB V .j.;- ;'-j"f 2 4 An infection of the eyelid! 28 Toward the stern of a vessel .30 J4everagel: , 33 Pronoun ! ' - , 34 City in.N. Carolina.' 35" A small cask ! . 26-A- nnmberr.' - - -:- 38 An- aquatic- fur- bearing- mani- . .mal - , 40; TJethargy; r 41 Flat bottomed ibokt 43 Tooth of Awheel' r - - i 44 Asiatic 'animal . Tomorrow) y - On week (&ix insertions) 8 (kix insrtioB) One month . , : 20 Six months contract, per month 15c 13 noDtht' oret, per moat"! 2 e Jtinimum. for any advertisemeat 23e ITOR RENT Apart meat 8. FCTtlflSHEIj AP ABTX E XT aion atreet. -UO MVI- 5-J25 IXRXISHED APARTMENTS 1173 K; Fourth, Phone 2080-M. 5-J25 HKATED APARTMEST 4 BLOCKS tram ststa hoiiuv. 597 p. Sumufr. - -V ' I . . . 5-jlStt FURNISHED APARTMEXT VVO threa rooms. Hester, gt Tinge. 160 Union. . i ' 5-j25 TWO ROOM FtrRNISHTI' APAIITSrEJrT close in.--Phone 151S-at. , ..-l-18tf TWO) ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT Terr reasonable, 960 Mill. 5-J2S WELL FURNISHED TWO ROOM Apsrt ment. close inr 541 MilU 5-J25 TWO MODERN APARTMENTS - ONE with. Urge. liTLDg room and fireplaee. f Ctk ketweew 4- mod, p. au 920. UtJk ; Phone 2090-M. . - 5-j22 KM- HNT APARTMENTS- - It- Commercial. APARTMENTS 268 N. 'COTTAGE. 5ntf FOB REXT Rooms ROOM" 7TKAK STXT-C FO rent during- Legisk4tnreu Phone 583. S-jlOtf FOR- RENT OOD - ROOM, FOR Gm . tleman. Befereaeeaw -iAddreaa Bex-E. care Statesman. I - 6-J20U SLEEPING- ROOMS CLQSEk IN PriTata . home. Phono 87-W. . ' -j25 FOR RENT -WARM ROOM WITH board for lady. 332 N. Chdrch. s 6-j25 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPINO ROOMS. One block from, bus line. Call at 2111 Maple Ave..,,. - .- . . - 6-j23 THREE LARGE FURNISHED ALL. Out side, room Private i aatrsnea, 2184 State St. T. C. Sanborn. 6-j25 STEAM HEATED KOOM ; r WITH OH without board. The S Alexandria, ono block front - eapitaL ; jphoae 2069-J , --! -.6-i25 A LARGE SLEEPHM. ROOM DOWN stairs, best, private bath, board if de aired. Suitable- for two Ooe'bloeft - trom poBtotiica, 634 ferry St. Phona 1708-X. . f - S-ilS BOOXa TO" RKTT- CAXL 2044-W. e-avtf LAUREL HOTEL-UNDEB NEW HANr , g anient. . Rooms furnished, clean, .12th - and Oalt; . j . 6fl0 PRINTED CARDS,, SIZE 14? BT 7Hn ' - wording", .'"Roomr to' Rent, - price-' 10 ' cents, rach. . Statesman Business office, Ground floor. . ... , ... ROOM FOR" RENT MODERN HOME, three blocks from state houso, for gen.. ' tleraanV Must give- references. Pleaaf jddreggA. B..eare SHatieman. el7tt FOlTKrriTjronses 7 GOOD -.MODERN EIGHT ROOM HOME at, J03J..Cnion. Phone, 1607-M. - '. ' . ..vir .7-125 SIX ROOM HOUSE S15 RT.' 4. Salem - HeihtaAvet Near Jefferson Highway. Inquire of George W.: Cotton, ob phone - 86FS. . - j , . - l-fib FOR RENT.. SALE OIS .EXCHANGE 6 room house and nrtfe. Furnished or unfurnished.. Call at 2545 Ctate St. or Phone L446-J. after. p, m.. -j25 FIVE ROOM MODERN -FURNISHES bung-alow, piano, gaa. 130. 175 8, 18tt atreet . - I. T-j20 SEVEN ROOM HOC SX PARTLY FUR nished, 677 N. .Winter. Inquire 8tates-mn-office. .ri -. . -. .- 7-j8tf ; WAXTETTo Rent " 7a PARTLY "FURNISHED-! 3 ROOM Heated . apartment. Address. 4389 caps- States man.. .: I ' TA-J25 MODERN 5 OR 6 ROOM- FURNISHED "bouse, 'close in. F. Bay Fellcer: Phone 94L . ,j - - 7A-j25 FOR SALE-r-3fiscelIaneons 8 "PETITE PRUNES Set FKR "POUND- i Dtlivered, Phone. 107F14, O. Jt Taylor. A - - - S-i25 FOR SALE 6J BUSHELS EAA CORN. ,n : 1 .1- . . c 1 . m atad, Jefferson. : 1 8-j25' FOR SALE ONE PETALUM A INCU . bator, $10. One X-Ray incubator S 5. ' Both in rood eondition.- - Canav Statea ' man..., A577. i -Z -X i!. H .. 8-j27 ALFALFA. GRAlNv HAVJ TIMOTHY and ' straw, ruaranteed' quality, prompt ship . nrantc Prices upon, application. Rich ard Nyman, Walla Walla, Washinctoa. ' "-. . . . 8-j20 OOOS BBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE . . Writa RolUn Baa-verw Rt 2. or. Phone .47F2.. , , TT . . ,a-J85 FORv SAUt 120-EGG INCUBATOR i complete. .- A snap- t- it teirra- once. Alto good shearing outfit. 2 s machines, ' Lots ot i. comb anl cot- tera. , If interested all Phono 65F-14. w write J U..AaJl itit.- 4,.Box 81-B, J - ' . i a ..... . o-jdj BALED CHEAT. AND Phone 12B4-M. .-. i GRAIN . HAT 8 j25 CHOICE BALED - CLOVER HAY FOR t sale. - Phone 44F13, 8-J2S i GOOD APPLES FOR SALE 90e A BOX ' .4 Free delivery. ali J494,; i v8-125 FOR SALE DRIED BEANS ALSO one baby fence..- Call -4F5. . 8-i25 33a4 CORD TIRES RIMS. TUBES 8 .XtJ. Ave.;"-. .-8-325 SOME HOUSEHOLD f i IIJRNTmtE i -TN etttrilnr- evnail eleetrie. iaag,&d hestec I viu ii su o- ton, j . s-)2a FINE CLOVER, HAY J0 $14 FERf ton at 'my farnu - T H. - Walker: Phone ' 1SF4. - 1 ' -.' - ... '-S-12 5 . s .'C- ,.ar .. i.. t.. jl SALEU MARKETS I - Pricea qnated- are - wboJesale- and 'are prirea j-eceired. by iaroiMav No. retail pi ices are given,, . . . -: ; oraut xstd hilt . ' - - fN 1 soft wliUo whestJilA it Xo "eeft ,d wheat.l ai' Oat- , . - ; :IjTr 0 hav . ' ' 2?f Clover hay, ble4 JZ!ZZlZ7siS Oat ana- Vettb, bayi. JIio rr PORK, UUTTOH AH1 BEEP -Hors, 10O-20O cwt . . , sio srt n u.in f, en . . .- flight sows Tow nti ,. Pressed . top :rrt." l3He 14e Lsmbs "W'fPO'OLTUT Heavy' Kens' f ; - Hpriasera' . ' 4- i?re- I.irht at ' 1 Ducks 13156 r..l5i?$l8e '"lettertat everedw4- 3 Mi.:4fie $2.00 EffKa. stasdarda mirs, per tvi -40 4 4c, cart 4, ,,. ,h $10.00 ' .9 FOR SALlMisceUancous 8 HAY 110 DIVISION STREET. 8 j2 TRREB SMALL CHICKKV Hnt-4i- be-aewved oa track) 1 barn 13 bv : 1 feet at bargain. Box 140, Stat.s- 8j35- WHEAT STRAW 40c. A BALE OAT : straw eut green,' one-third vetch 50e 1 . baU... RU , Box 67. Salem. NobU Andrews. ..; 8-j2a- 1924 DRTED LOGANBERRIES. Extra .15 4.: Phone 2 It 12. . 8-j25 300 LARGE CEDAR POSTS 1800 LBS . No. 12 wire, I3;00O loganberry stakes" 75 picking crates. 8. C. Nelson. Sil . verten. zoaaV near FairgrenacU. 8-jU3 BAROARI NEW i WESTIN6HOCSE Aa tonaua KJactsic Range foe sale $150 cash, used only S months. Cost $187 5ft Mrs. .Msrtia, 1605 8. Churcls Street' . ' 8-j25 WMITR LtCHORJ. HATCHING EGGS . SAJO per hazurrei. Fhan 2F2. ; . ' i . :, . . 8-j25 10,000 LARGE OREGON IMPROVED gooseberry bushes. Inspected and free J1'1'' rr old, f2u snd $3o ; lSojDOOEtUbnrg 121 Strawberry . plants-. Near1 bed, laegw planta. $3 per M. A. v. Parr, Kt. 8, Box 7. Port- ' lana, road... 8-j25 20. ACRES FOB SALE IN HIGH State - of cultivation-, good buildings, one mile east from fairgrounds. bee owner. 2123.- Broadway. 8 jil Fi-ilftTreies Walnuts and shrubbery. High ind F. is. Prop. Phone 1140-M even ings. 8-jl3tt FOR SALE 12 j SHARES ($50 EACH) United Drug. Co. (Rexall) lit prefer red stock,. T pee cent guaranteed, pay. eaas -ejuanartyy - wjav. mimayer. 175 N. CommereiaL 8 i4t( Beautiful Oregon Rose 'And? 'eleven 'other wegoa songs to gBUtar with a fiaa collection ef patriotic songs, sacred swngs sad many old time favorites. . y . - ' 1 r-AM P 5 . I' (Spectal -prfees itt' quantity lots) - Especially- adept aWe for scboet com munUy os -Kome-aingiae; Send for - - ' ' ' I 5VV-" ' Western Songster, j TO pars new In Ra third edition I ' T ,.' Pabiished By . ' ' OREGON TEACHERS. MONTHLY 315 8. Commercial St. Salem, Or. WB RENT.' SELL OR REPAIR SEWING ' machines.. Old machines $5 and up, - Big advertising discount on new ma chines, j , - - 1 4 - WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. Ttit blocks south OB depot.-221 South' High 6t. Phone SQ&, . , 9-13 roR SALET CUTHBERT RASPBTRRY flsnts. Rhode Island Red batching eggs. taUaa: Aeney beea. ."Halaaaad" Brunk's corner on eialem-Dallaa hirh- . way, y . . .. .-..--.t ; .' .. 8-j20 Trespass Notices I " :; AlF3pf 'Sale'- - - Trees paaa Notices, aise 14 taehea by 9.- inches, printed . oa good 10 ounce canvass bearing the words. --"Notice Is Hereby 'Gives 'Thar' 'Tresspassing- "It Strictly Forbidden. On These Premise Under Penalty- Of Pjoseoution-."1 Price 15e-eachr or two for 25e. Statesman PubUahiftg Company.' Salem, Oregon. , ( ; - .- 8 atf FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS, 10 ' : eenta a bxind-le-. Circuiatiea department Oregon Statesman. -.-,.: ; , WARREN NURSERY ALL KINDS OF fruit and nut trees, 55 Ferry street. ' ' " ' - " I ' 8-n21tf DRAG SAW FOR SALS A 'NEW ONE . man power drag saw, all metal con struction; . two-..; wheeia under frame permits machine to be) moved like a wheelbarrow, i. Several special features. . This he aster bean, used. Will sell at s subs tan tisl reduction snd giv terms to respana-fbla parry. Wm M. Meier, Salem, Ocv. R S. Box 23 L - - - 8-i2H ; l 1 ' , !' ' . ';.W:;Nurscry;.. ; Has a SeleeyerttY a 26Y Conrt street, at Kennedy's' paint shop, opposite 6 eiek'a stiorei All kinds ot fruit and nut tree. Dr. Bean's, Big Freoeh prune a - specialty. - Office phone 1315. Rea. 105FS. Jesa Matbfa.. Pren -dl4tf FOR SAII livestock 2 JERSEY COWS-rnGENTLE, TESTING S..13th..,. ......... 8-125 BEAUTIFUL INTEWJrOENT MALE Spits dog, . Cheepi. 4JLA. . flL. Liberty, Salem. .; , , ., . . 9-j25 Petland ;;.Selis I 9-j25 VETERINARIAN T)R PiTTFRRftl - Phone 2028-W. . ; (9-d30tf FREI W. -LANGE. VETERINARIAN Office 430 S. Commercial: Phone IIP . ea Pheae 1666. . 9-m23tf Bargains - Milk goats, white Leghorn pnllets. F Terrier pups. Petland, 273 State. 1 8)25 . WOOD FOn SALE 1 1 DRY WOOD FOR SALE PHONE 554 r- 622- . 1 11 j2S DRT WOODj-FOUf FOOT AND" 1 Tnrh. jr mill ;.wod7 4.7y per load. Thone J-Ollf-VT. - II 111 FOB SALE -DST" SCAB WOOD AST '- second growth. Phone 1756. Il-j21 WH CAN . SUPPLY YOUR WOOD AT IZ0. Call 142;, Judd. the Wodaaw Utu . - . . ll-flSL l INCH AND 4 FOOT WOOD OF ALL kinds. Prices reasonable and prompt delivery. Phone 1858-W. llslStf V- . BEST" GRADE OF WOOD 4 ft. and 1 Inch. 1 Dry mill wood. J eco-e4 i rPwia fit.:. Dry old. fir.! r. , '. 1 "Dry a It aeh. " L" - FRLD E. WELLS Prompt delivery and reasonable priee. 280 booth Church.. Phone 1542, 11 sfitf WOODSAWING JCDD AND SCHMTtrT. Phone 142; i l v . , H il3tf 16-LNCII OLD FIR. 4 FOOT OLD FIB. aeennd growth oak and ash. Phntm 18F3 M. D. Mayfield. - 11 j6tf WOOD SHORT LENGTHS' OR 4 FT. COAL, best quality from $12.75 per ton wo. -Ortonj Utah, or Rek Snrinei- Prompt delivery. Phono 18551 lrnSOtf BERT SECOND GROWTH FIR S7: OAK ; C'V 1131. ll-d--7f - WAXTmEinploymCTit 12 PLtrsft rva-AVii .eepatrtno. work : 'IV- Egn. p;)ne:. lilQ-W.. . 12 j25 WANTED PRACTICAL NURSE Want maternity cases Phone 193-M. 12125