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. BIBLE THOUGHT AND PRAYER f : ,
VrmirfA tr Radio. BIBLE SERVICE Bureau. .CuiernnatL. Ohio. .
If parents will nave their children memoriie the daily Bible selections, it will prof
- a priceless Heritage to una in after years. ... ;.: s
: r A -amuary 21. . r . ; fi
BETTER .THAN SILVER AND GOLD: Goailtiess with content
ment is grgat ain,,-,fjpr e' brought nothing into this world, and it
Is certain we can carry fiothiftg, oat. And having food and raiinent,
let ns be therewith content. I Timothy 6:6. 7. 8; . !: l
.PRAYER:- O Lord, we thank
hare- all andaboQfad. . , ; '
- wixr feopLe, siibriB pay
. "Thrift Week" generally brings
Improre his floancial. condition
especially called to propositions of . Jife. insurance, saTiivga ..accounts,
postal eaYinss. and many other schemes of ..getting ahead financially.
In.my mind, oiifc Ot.the most important elements in any person's sucr
cess Is, rgood credit," or the reputation of meeting one's obHgitions
as promised. . '
The most f itat eletient of all business is "gbQ,d credit." t Is the
very foundation of odr foreign trade. AmeriQun business wotild be
paralyzed If it should be suddenly
"credit system."
" Thejiuccess of the "credit syatemll, depends. uponthe. Jntegiity of
each indlvldnai; his promptness In meeting his obligations J Today,
the tendency Is More than -ever to sell commodities on deferred pay
ments.. There are many advantages.ia this. jlan.t. It. gives the bjnyr
the; use of an article -while paying for it, and makes possible many
luxuries which otherwise could not be had, or at least not so soon.
Thousands of families .would still be paying rent, unable to own a
home of their own If It were not for the "credit system." It brings
such luxuries as automobiles, good furniture, and many other things
within the reach of nearly every one. i : - J S . S
The success of this system of buying depends upon the prompt
ness with which the Individual meets the payments as they. become
due. In accepting the benefits of credit, the buyer .assumes th.e
responsibility of seeing, that the payments are made as per agreement.
The merchant extends credit because he has .confidence In. the buyer.
Laxity of payment destroys confidence. Promptness ip making pay
ments establishes good credit. , -"t- i h . ; ,
- This is. the first day in "National ..Thrift Weell". 4nd has been
designated as "Pay Your' Bills Pay." , No finer start could be, made
toward- thrift than by paying up accounts that are due and. making
let accounts drag on, but it has its reflection od one'B credit. y
paying promptly, it will soon become a Mabit. When the. time comes
that one has an opportunity to nse hjs credit to .good advantage, it
wilt be extended to him gladly. His merchant, of binker will already
know of bis prompt methods and will have the confidence lit Aim
that he deserves. : ; ;:,;" t.
1 "Good credit" is a big asset . and one well worth striving for.
Start the habit today by paying up all due accounts,. and by. making
aa effort to be prompt. Promptness inspires confidence. It is an
evidence of thrift. Signed, C. S. HAMILTON, President Salem Busi
ness Men's League, i i ; "- !
(The above was Intended for The Statesman of last Saturday; but
the person to whom : the copy was entrusted for delivery did not
deliver it through a mistake or misunderstanding. It is too good a
contribution to the spirit of Thrift Week to, be omitted; tBerefore it
b printed both out of its order anil Its intended plaCe in the paper).
GRESHA3I FARMERS
There must be an unusually
progressive set of farmers around
Gresham. They refuse to let the
manufacturers 'Influence them to
make a fight on the children of
America. At a recent convention
where 500 were assembled, they
almost unanimously endorsed the
child labor legislation. i
A most unfair campaign Is be
ing, made. The truth has been
misrepresented to the farmers and
many of - them do not see it and
will not! see it until it Is too late.
The child labor bill will help the
farmers. No congress ever did.
or ever will prohibit children from
laboring on the ' farms. la. fact
theyfwill be encouraged to djtToui
door work just as they should be.
There nevier will be a" more dras
tic labor law passed In America
than ' the one in . Oregon today;
and. we submit that it ia unfair for
Oregon citizens, who , bare every
thing they need int. the way of
legislation, to Join in to keep the
chiidren of other states In the
sweatshops. L It , is an awful re
sponsibility to assume. .
CHILDREN AT THE FAIR
. .The state fair is an institution
of interest to every citizen of Ore
gon. One : department has been
growing out of all bounds nd
that is the boys' and girls' club
department, This has gone so far
thai there 4s a demand for a
bulfdrag, and that demand ought
to be met by the present legisla
ture. . ' ..
It may be permissible to quib
ble over many things, but when it
com'e.S . to helping the children
there should -be no quibbling, no
Cvejay, .Machinery should be put
In motion to give the children
every opportunity for develop
ment, especially , along agriculta-
ril pines. Oregon is an agricultu
ral state and we must encourage
Our ' children to be better farmers
; A VALUABLE MEMBER
- : It Is mighty fine to see the way
Wark D. McAllister is performing
in the legislature. While he is a
new member, he has had the ad
vantage of previous i association
"with legislatures and went in like
an eld, hand. - ;
Mr; McAllister is right on the
gteit questions before the peo
pled 'He Is the only member -of
the IcsUtQTa rroa MaTlon: coun
ty . vLo UtisU on te child llbor
pmendment, and this shows, that
S ... -. , ; Manager
fcditor
. Manager Jb Dqit.
ASSOCIATES PRESS i -
crdited ia thia paper aad also the local
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West 36th St., Chicago. Marquette puild
Gratnweal. Mrr. , ' - ft'
Phone 6637 B Roadway. C. F. Williams; Mgr.
Society Editor
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Thee that when we have Thee we
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iiitui bilLs promptly"
suggestions of how a' person may
and general welfare-, i Attention is
;. ',. y.: i --Li. i '-.. .4 -I ,i
deprived or tne oenems qi tne
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he has his ear to Jhe .ground and
knows what the people want. In
addition ; 16 that, Mi. McAllisief
has a well defined sympathy for
the children 'and he wants to help
them. : . j i. '1: '
It Is a great piiy tha ajfcounty
like Marlon should have only one
member of the legislature jwho; Is
for this square deal for the child
ren, but she j appreciates ' naving
such an one as Mr. McAllister.;
A PITY j" 'I . 1
It Is a great pity to see IdVtio
and even portions of eastern .Ore
gon stand in the light of their
6wft marfiets i by endorsing th'e
Gooding Ml. 'j Tbey. wocid iill e
better off it they united to make
the Pacific ports of increased im
portance. Waterway transporta
tion is the cheapest on earth, and
waterways can be ; reached only
westward from Idaho and eastern
Oregon.. The' people nave bfi
misinformed and are blindly fol
lowing poor leaders, f I 3 ,
C .1 . - . t . : 'v. . m r';. i
I BITS FOR BREAKFAST I
Celery Slogan tomorrdwj I
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If you can jhelp "in this, do . so.
It is a gfeat Industry In th'e niak-
i The penitentiary,; will iveits
annual show, Starting' Tuesday,
Jan. 27, and tunning five days.
Going to be unusually" good this
year. j. : J- :- I j..- f: & --t-4-.--
r Vl I fail' I '
.The tfcre'SgeoX.flax fo .be tiken
on by the state flax industry this
year is likely to be all spoken for
a&d .conractfd.aw. before some
of the old growers speak: up if
they hesitate too- long, j There has
be'en'no solicitation. . but there .are
new inquiries from every direction.
! . V -ff
The matiSers ox the proposed
new linen mill Jit ,f Varfconver,
Wash... fciay. be in She iriarket tor
some flax from our farmers. But
they will have, to be active before
long; for the best res (TIM; ff
Self-preservation 1 is the ' first
law; pelf preservation ;the fiext
87,642. j. j -:, si :
The best argument for gentle
ness is a good i description of
-trench life. U:. - ; v I
It seems Incredible that people
ever were slow enough to be rnn
over by a hprse and baggy, f -..
The poor.; foreigner "learning
American-can't ten whether "dirt"
refers to soil, pollticaor literature.
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Our friends are those who know
, as... 5l3
we are wearing, the old salt jus I
because we like it. Tj;
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About the only caste system In
America is that indicated by tne
price paid tor beads. ; -
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NEWS BRIEFS
(Continued from page 5)
salesmanship class was a success;
according to officials. - Interest
was keen and members were
signed up at the first meeting. It
is expected that the membership
will be Increased to .between 20
ana memoers . oeiore a iori
night. Any young man ' who li
selling merchandise, or service.
will profit by a course at the
YMCA. T. E. McCroskey.jwho has
been, instructor ,of , the class since
its founding, will, be in charge
again. .
Serur Marriae T Jet "nse
Oscar Dahlen of Silferion and
Tena Gunderson, also, of .Sllver-
ton.. were parried yesterday by
Justice of the Peace Brazier C.
SmalL
EMy Speaks Today : ?
Sherwood Eddy, will addreS
Willamette university students at
Waller, hall at 9 o'cioek : tna
morning. Through ' ah error
wan knnonnrod vesterdkv that the
address would be given Tuesday
morning.
Roquefort Cheese i
It is rilanned to serve Roquefort
cheese at the Salem Chamber of
commerce . at their, next regular
ifieeting, according to the bulletin.
Last week '"Mother McCJur&'s
Prune Conserve," s just as it was
served at Mother's Inn at Tangent,
Oregon. - .
Case Dismissed .
The case of the city against
P. Neuswander was dismissed yes
terday when he appeared in court
to answer to. charges of speeding
Stolen Car Refed-.
A Ford coupe, was stolen' from
Mi. Angel sometime, sionaay even
lor. according to the report made
to the police station. The car be
longed to A. J. Ficher.
Attractive Sew Sticn-.
One of the .added advertising
attractions to appear recently on
Commercial street is a new electric
sign .bearing Jthe name and suggestion,-
"Schaefe'r for Drugs, So
da, and Ice Cream." The sign is
the work of The Salem Electric
Sign Co. 1 .. j
Plan Big Cherry Pool
me The Salem Diack enerry pool
wants to ship between 25 and 30
cars jot cherries . this year and is
lining UP things in that direction.
Indications are that a banner year
will result and the black cherry
men are oui to make a reputatioH
and Incidentally the money that
will come with the cherries.
Desires Whipping Post
A whipping post Is urged for
male narcotic peddlers, and indi
viduals; who, carrying .firearms;
enter buildings prt pu.blic,jIa;es
to rob, by 'Robert C. WrigHt.
Portland attorney. In a letter to
Representative Bennett. The let
ter has been referred to th com
mittee on public health and mor
als for th, house. i
Rose Croix Club J
t ytstWg members of thfe Sctft-
tish Rite members of, the state
legisiatate were entertained nJ?t
the Rose Croix club . at 4 banquet
at the Salem restaurant last
night. Sojourning members, pi
the organization were- present.
Assumed Name FileVP- ;
A. certificate of assumed .busi
ness name was filed with the
county clerk yesterday for the
Capital City Laundry v Thomas A.
Windishar . of Saleni andRqdolph
H. Windisher Of McMlnnvllle are
the owners of the business.
Asks For Divorce
midst Tice desires- Ca divorce'
front, Ernest . F. Tice, because he
makes' life burdensome to her by
leaving her home for long periods
of time. Later she was told to
get out. and stay dut. , There are
property rights or children con
cerned in the divorce. ; j - ; i
Desire To fee ttdikkl 1
TTArman Ml-vl a t Hnlm natlTA of
Norwlty aifd Gottfried Paula, na
tive of Russia have filed declar
ations of . intentions ,of .becoming
citizens of the United States, with
tne county cierk.
Report Of Library ,,.'
... . itji-. -
ine puoiic scnooi librarian re
ports that balance of $58.65 oft
hand January I, 1926. ; The total
receipts,! ,tne rear jere .5 2,3 ZJ.-
75.. One hundred and fifty new
books were added, miklir a total
of 327i4voiumes on hand. -
Meeting Postponed
The- meeting of the Capitol
City t CooperatiTe" Creamery asso
ciation' wag, postponed yesterday
on account of conflicting business
which prevented some of the mem
bers to be present, ' The meeting
will be held, however, later in7 the
month. , ;
State Forestry Board
The state board of r forestry Is
to meet in' Salem -next week J to
consider the forestry code and get
islature. State Forester F. A. EI
meeting.
The
board wjil also
consider, ither
measures, pertaining to forestry
Interests and, will ask for legisla
tion which wirt require "campers
to have campflre licenses.'"
xikstaned--f - ,: v
. The McKihley' Junior !
high
school has received a. lathe, from
the. machine shops of ; the Salem
hih school and is. to be used, In
mkfiuai trafriirig work there. After
Its installation there however, it
was found that through some mal
adjustment the machine failed to
function, properly.; According to
the instructor, perry 'Foster, some
adjustments ,111 be made wheh
the lathe Is .taken back to the
sho'ns. which will cause it. to be
equipped for use in his depart
ment, 1 . -
Bus Rooting Changed-
Commencing January 2 1st. bus
line routing will; be changed as
follows: . North on; Summer .street
from . Marion, to parrish, east on
Parrish Jo Capitol;. nW to on Cap-
itputo Market; east pui Market to
17tb sonth on ltthN "D?l west
on "b" to 16th; northson-'ieth
to Market, then west ion Market
returning by the sameiroute. Terr
minal will be at 17th and 'D"
streets, time point 'being, trans
ferred from 17th and Market to
l7tM and "D"; f busses leaving
17th and "D" 5 minates, 20 min
utes, 35 minutes and. 50 minutes
past the hour. Lea?ving time at
State ahd Commercial renilnihg
as it is it this tinie. j ".".""'"
Annual Holsteln Meetinjf
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The annual meeting of tie 'Ore
gon llolsteln Breders association
will be Held January 28, Tat. 11
o'clock in : the Salem Chaniber of
Commerce rooms. W. H. Barney
of the national extension service
is to be the main speaker of the
meeting. The election of officers
and other business; matters will
be the feature of the day. An In
vitation is given to all those inter
ested in the meeting. "Ybu are
urged to attend; and bring your
neighbor, whether a. .member of
the state association or nbt. A
lunch will be served at the noon
hour. j 1 .
I
Stewart Qits Board
Wayne Stewart, of Albany, has
resigned as a member of the state
fair board. His successor bias not
been named. I
Birth Certificates Filed
Patricia Mae is the name given
to the baby daughter born to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank N. Waters at Ihe
Salem hospital, January 19, ac
cording to the birth reports filed
with the city health officer yester
day. The baby boy born- to Mr,
and Mrs. Verle L. Adams on Routf
8 of Salem was unnamed when
the report was t fled yesterday,
Lawrence Lester, was named by
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur! C. Plank,
when he arlvedi at their home,
south of Salem January; loT Phyl-
issv Collen was ' born toMrv 'and
Mrs. Grover C. Wolf at 896 Soufh
Twentieth. , David ; Leror is tie
name selected', for Jthe , baby utaa
borfi to Mr. and, Mrs. Roy Nelson
of Salem, who was; born January
14. A baby son ( was born to Mr,
and Mrs. Carl E. Hultenberg at
490 South Sixteenth and has not
been named, according , to the
report. . . -
Washington Times Some folks
with queer ideas of what's what
keep cats to drive pet; mice away.
This is wrong, because mice not
only feed themselves. but are
grateful. . f - I'' j : -.'.
Clean - Child's
California Fig Syrupi" is
Dependable Laxative for
n f
Sick Children
Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful
t "California i Fg Syrup'V- now
will sweeten the stomach and thor
ughly clean the little bowels -and
In a few hours ypu have a well,
playful child again. ' Even'if cross,
feverish, bilious, cbnsitpated- or
full of cold, children lovo its pleas
mt taste. It never cramps or
overacts. Contains no narcotics
3T soothing drugs; . 1 V
Tell your druggist you wantl
aniy tne genuine - "California Viz
?yraja,-jwhich.haR:dijpcttons ;,-r
babies and children of all tto"3
trltcj ti tottla. - TTother. xc.i
must -say CiirriA:rf-iiel use i
anj imitation .-AdT,
liol called tfiel.
' R. JJ. jHoftriesJ formerly with
the - Southern ., Pacific company
here -was, a. visitor, from Eugene
during the fitst of: the week. He
Is a;, traveling passenger agent at
Eflgene. , , v j
;Dr. Roy. Peebles of Pprtlind
was a Salem visitor Tnesday. ;?
Drt "William Strykerina family
are 'tfie guests' of D'f- and Mrs..L.
Cu ;iiarshal Jot this ;cltji - Dr.
Stfyker and his , family are for
mer residents of McMinnville but
more recently ot Long Beach,
Wash. They are traveling to California-
where they are to spend
several months. i
! r Mr. and - Mrs. Elmo S. White
motored, to Portland ' Tnesday,
where Mrs. White atteiided a
meeting of. the . executive council
of the Daughters of American
Revolution, - of which she Is sec
retary; - . .-.'-j - r ;
Leonard Todd was visiting in
Salem from Independence - Tues
day afternoon. 1 1
T. M; Hicks was a business vis
itor in bregon City yesterday.
t Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Davidson
were visitor in Salein . from
Wobdburn yesterday.
;F. . Brockman was in Salem
from Wdb'dbqrn Yesterday. ; ' , ,
x Mrs. Edwin. Armstrong; who
underwent an operation for appen
dicitis at the Deaconess hospital,
is reported as doing nicely.
Mrs. A.J.H. Dodd, jf Falls City
was in Salem "yesterday t . ,
4 Mrs. M...t)ryef, bf "Woodhufn,
was -a. business .tisitbr in. Salem
Tuesday.- . .- ;; -' '
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It. T. slater ofRoseburg was a
Sunday visitor fit the W.' G. Davis
home. r" 4 !.'"- '
IMr. and Mrs. Henry Rassmuson,
a-recently 'iriarrldd cbuple of S1I
verton, were guests at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Rassmuson, last week. The young
folks gave then! $ noisy welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. A.. Van Cleave
and children spent Saturday with
their imcle, Joseph Van Cleave,
at Monitor. I ;
Mfs. N. P. Williamson had two
major operations ; at j the Willam
ette sanitarium Saturday. She is
doing nicely. I h
Mrs. A; T. Vattlcieavte's mother,
Mr$. Crowe, has been sick for the
p'ast'week. Mr. Crowe was called
to Idaho on account: of illness of
his mother. " ;
Mr. Fflkiii mjbved his family
ffbhi the Lablsh celery farm Sat
urday to near jbregon City i to.
market garden. f , j ' '
The following officers were elect
ed for the coming year: Superin
tendent, G. G. Lobney; aisistaht
superintendent W. , A. Dunlgan
secretary treasurer, ; jukxiuy au
Cleave; chorister, fclif ton Clem
ens; organist, Ellen Clemens; sup
erintendent home department.
Mrs- G, G. -Ldoney; . superintendent
elementary department; Miss L.
LUckey; cradle roll, Mrs. C. iA.
Vaa Cteave,
AjnhAiiJjltJUk. iear ' feast
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS li Oo4 week jnaertionaV 8o
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' Rate per word: 11 Site mpatha' contract, per month..l&
Per; iniartloeu ...iJLi. 24 ltj mdntha'J.ifontract, per month-...12e
TkreeiB8rtioaa J 5 L aliaimam for ay adTejtiement.25e
Money to Loan
On Real Estate
OreriLadd & Bush Bank),
BEFORE TOD- LEAVE YOUB HOME
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AUTOMOBILES
-NOTICE! .
Salem Auto . Wrecking Co. is now
open-for business and we are in the
market for old cars at highest cash
'prices. i ; '-. . .i . I : j
' IiySMrco.s!!
-Henry Klon-
403 JSo. Church St.
IJ2S
SCHEELAR AUTO WRECKING CO. Will
boy your old car. Highest cash price
paid.. .1085 N. Connnercial St. I jl3tf
Storage
' Fire proof luildinR, day and' niht
itmed S per month. 1999 N. liap
itot Tezite garage: - i . ... - l.jstf
AUTO REPAIRING 3
WE, WILL COMPLETELY RENEW Yonr
car, truck, tractor, ana you easy
terma. H. H. Shocker, 849 Ferry St.
4 ' -'. - it
YOUR TIME WILL. BE-WELL SPENT
if you ret estimates. on your.ajito j-et
pair-work "at the Shamrock garage, S33
'-Ml
iller-. Phrma t 1M3-M.1
2-f
AUTO! TOPS
STATIONARY TOPS . f
Tha Tery latest jri aiita tops
Reasonable Price
n j wrri.T. .
219 State St. 8-di7tf
Relief work .will be taken by Sun
day. school January 25. j h
. Homer Davis, Who. is working, in
Salem, spent Sunday with bis
folks. j
The young: people of the com
ntunity plan to attend. the "Win
My Friend" meeting at Englewood
church from January 18 to 25
TJtJNDON CHECKS DRUG
TRAFFIC IN ENGLAND
LONDON, Jan. 17 The London
police campaign against the illicit
sale of dangerous habit-forming
drugs, coupled with the existing
legislative provisions against such
sale, has reduced the import I of
these drugs in some case by about
80 per cent, according to tatlsttcs
recently made public. ' J
The decrease, it is stated, is due
entirely-to the step's being taken
by the authorities against, the
manufacture of the drugs, and not
to any diminution In the amounts
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prescrioea oy pnysicians. . j
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3 PreOjc meaning equal
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4 Qualitypf that which mafr be
breathed .
5 Approves (ab)
6 Anger ..
7 A poUch? ' ;
10 Father j; t v i
' 1 i Three-toed sloth
, 13 To studyu silently
: M
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Jl -SmaH pies ;
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2.1 A yolatiie and' Infliin"
life
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lit "The' -proCeds of
4 -metals .
2 A jrillovr twig -
29 Fog j V
S.Obliajue.L-l::
determining
3 4 . substance., from, the decoknpo
eltion.of electricity
.35 Part of body
36 Moist J, a -.1 .
;37'Egyptian Sun. god
38 Point of compass :
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FOR RENT
FOR! REXT - DESIRABLE 8LF.EMNO
Teams 14.-, flocks from post office. Al
so small partment, 250 8. Cottage.
'fW 'i l-'-i 'i"i' -J2ltf
GARAGE T55 NORTH 2 1st. ! PHONE
U7T-M. ,, 1 .if. . -i25
GAfeAGB TOR RENT PHONE 1253-W,
. . I ! M i: H ' i ! s " i . d-J2J
HOUSE f AND
2056-J. M
APARTMENTS PHONE
; ;; :n i -ni5tr
POH J fiEKT-J-HOCSES AND APART
mellta, j F, L, Wood, 8.1 Stat street.
FiyiE ROOM KORSE. FCRNISHED AND
nnmrpunea i aparimenis. . v;iose in.
Room 4, Breyman Bdg. - 4-J22
I i ii I i i i i i i I i f4-
PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 1 4 ' BY t A
WprdiPS '.'For Rent. ! price 10 cents
aeh. i Btatesman 1 Business Office, on
3rotia floor. ' I - -- -
R RENT Apartments 5
FURBISHED APARTMENT 110 DIVI
oa htreet .i ; U !i-iW" ' rS-m
1 r li
FURNISHEDI 1 APARTMENTS 1173 ,N.
foni-Ui,! , t'hone; 2080-JI. 5-J25
HEATED ! APARTMENT 4. BLOCKS
trom -stste : house. W4 r. bummer.'
: ..L;i t .U.'LI i ., . a-HotX
Flttt)ISHEp; j APARTMENT TJWOt
.. IJiaeial rponi8.-t .HeterJs'sa range. 160
-t-
... union. j i i i .-4.1,;- j S-5'
TX KOOM IFUNISHED APARTMENT
cloe;m. -nae ijio-ji. j-ibh
TWiO ROOM iFURNlSHED APARTMENT
irMT Imaon.tiy Ofi f ill i H.i9H
-- j " ; ' j -
WELlj ijFJNlSHpn" TVO ROOM Apart-
iqiSH
close ii.r
541' MUt.
6-J25
TWOi MODERN L APARTMENTS ONE
kith j large llrips room and fireplace.
tuaiii Miwe(n.na p.,m, 2U juiii.
; phpne 20?O-M.j -i. . -A- - .5-128
. i I 1 1 '
)R I; KENT-HAPARTMENTS- 891
N.
jmrnerciay. :
APARTSfENtSges Ki, COTTAGE.
5ntf
FOR RENT?Rooms - 6
TW WARM ROOMS RATE REASON-
Bbip, j Phone 591-W.. . 6-j25
-H-
ROill jNEA4 STAtE HOUSE FOR rent
FOR RiENT-HGOOD . BOOM, - FOR Gen
tleman. References,. Address Box E,
cfcrei..Statesap, i . 1 6-J20tf
SLEEPING ROOMS CLOSE. IN Private
me, H i n(ip. uoi-n. -. t j. y O J4J
Fpil RENT 'WARM ROOM WITH board
jforj lady, 833 N. Church,
4 i n. j..i
FlfRNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
Une BlocJt prom bus ine. Call at 211 1
f aple Ave.: j- i-f -h i-- . . - 6-j25
THREE LARGE; FURNISHED ALL Out-
Mdei
room. ! Private ; entrance,,- 2164
Ktte
Sti, f T- Pf Sanborn. . - a-J85
4
STEAM! HEATED ROOM, WITH OR
mil hoot board. The Alexandria, one
block' from capital,! i Phone 2009-J
i! i i I ! I ' :H';' " 6-J25
A I LARGE SLEEPING ROOM' DOWN-
stairs, beat.' private batn, Doard if de-
jnndi "i Suitable ' for : two.: - One block
(from poatof f ice, - 634 Ferry St. Phone
. Ili70B4J.il: ili'Tj-i-l ... if- iW - .- 6-J18
Lit'REL HOTEL UNDER NEW MAN-
acement. Uooms xurmshed clean, 12th
jsnd Psk. j i'.!':.,1, nr..- ' 6fl,0
'j I"! I1-':! '"IT1" ,:S .... ---r-
PRINTED CARDS, SIZE 14" BY 7"
wording-, "Rooms to Rent price 10
jcbnljsj each J r Statesman .Basinets office,
Ground floor.! j 1 .
! ii: ,-! J : .1 A;, .-
ROOM FOR! RENT MODERN HOME,
ithree blocks iroip state house, for gen-
jajddrdes -AjI B.j rcare Btatesmaa. 6-17M
"''2" t,,
FOR RENT Houses 7
good:
i MODERN I EIGHT ROOM "HOME
jat 1931 Union. . Phone 1607-M.
7-J23'
SIX ROOM HOUSE 815 RT. 4 . ,,Ski
Heights Ate. -I Near-Jefferson Highway,
Inquire of j George W. Cotton, or phone
3CFS. ,...!;!; .i .. . ;.; .: f-j25
' I '' I i i i . ' ii
FOR RENT.f-SiXE OS EXCHANGE 6
toom house .and garaze. Furnished or
vnfnrmshrd. Call at 2545 State St. or
Phone 1476-J after i6 p. m. 7-j25
SVEN, ROOM !OUSE--PARTLY,FUR-
muuea,-bTi fl. Winter, Inquire Statan
jwiis office...!-"-1 .' r n 7. jstt
WANTED To Rent 7a
PjARTLY FURNISHED 3 ROOM ifeated
apartment, Adareha; AoH3 care States
7A-j'J
..' :
Ott 6 ROOM FTRNtgHED
house, ! close in. ,.. Ray Felker. Phone
t.i F. Ray Felker. Phone
't . i- 7A-425
FOR SAiEfMttllarieous 8
M :: .' - MIXED ad '- -:; - - . . -
I i Trt cream separators in fine Condi
tion.; Take your choice for 825.
! Horses and farm machinery for ssle
i 1 can get you a: loan oa any good
reel . or ! personal aeenri'ty..
I 1 BO acres splendid soil. . House, barn
land 3 acres orchard. About 1500
icoft a of pipe timber, 10 miles out
fonj good roadj . 8500 " cseh, remainder
!iin a-ood delivered in Saletn. ,
r ! JOHN IL SCOTT - . ' -
KJ!tpLXr68ouiB.ldg...j --v-'sf;- 8-J23
PFTTTE PRUNES 8e- PER POUND
delivered.
fhon- j I.07FI4. C - .
Tsylor.
!
B-J25
FORi ISALE---6Q BUSHELS EAR CORN.
12 .miles, south of Salenx - M. Tinfcel
atad.J JeHertpn. , j j '..a'-y, .8-j2a
'OR I SALE ONE PETALUHA ' lJICO-
bator, $10. ! One X-Ray incubator 85.
Both in (tood condition. Car States
man. 4577.) . , i -: : 8-127
(3W9KBERRY : PJjANTS . tXR SALE'
V) 1 1 ' r it
write itouin Beaver, Kt. 2 or Phone
i . - IT L ' 1 1
BALED . CLOVER HAY FOR
safe. Fhoae
"i'i rv i.
8 125
Answer to lestcrxlay's Pujtxle
-II N A'-'-U ,i :
i T A B1 - E i I
IfV-td T iC O "RjftjH "j TEj
6 p a . a7r ip. Aiy be st
Oa b e" t( Jb e u TTeTj
'-,nfasM " 11 iani "sSsoJ ! a ansa uiMbbbI
y Li 0 1 a1yy k l TM"j
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALI5 120 EGG INCUBATOlu;
complete. JL ssap at rf if ukett
once. , Also good shearing outfit -.
tnachines. -Lots , of com bs and " f u,
ten. If interested call Phone er.Ki;
Or writa R. Day. Rt. 4, Box i B
BALED CHEAT ASD
Phone 1264-Mi
GRAIN
llAT-I
GOOD APPLES yOR SALE 90e A BOX
Free delivery, j Call 494. 8 i;j
FORALE-DRIED BEANS ALSO
baby fence, i Cell 4F5, 8
82x4 CORD TIRES RIMS. TUBES M
. cash. 2370 Myrtle Ave. 8-J2.
SOME, HOUSEHOLD FURXTURE IX.
Call at 585 S. Com.
i. ,, t" T'" vwwio range and heater.
8 j23
five rrxivrrt mv v ... .
5- 8 j25
HAY 110 DIVISION STREET. 8 J25
THREE; SMALL CHICKEN HOVSFS
Mcais-be saoTed on truck) 1 barn 15 br
19 feet at bargain. Box 140, States'-
WHEAT , STRAW 40c. A BALE OAT
. atraw cut green, one-third vetoh 5oc m.
bale. Rt. 6. j Box 67. Salem. Xhl"
' Andrews. 8 y,s.
1924 DRYED LOGANBERRIES, Eitra
fancy, Piica ,28c a pound, Rt. 3, Hoi
154. Phone 21F12. , . 3 523.
800 LARGE CEDAR POSTS 1800 I.ns
- No. -12- wire. 18,000 loganberry Make'
75 picking crates. 8. V. Nelson, sil
verton road, near Fairgrounds. 8-;3
BARGAIN NEW WE8TINQH0USE Aw
tomstic Electric Rsoge for ssle HjO
cash, used only 3 months. Jon 1187.30
Mrs. Martin, 1605 S. Church Street'
.- i- . 8 jJ3"
WHITE LEGHORN. HATCHING EGGS
pers nunareo. rnone r 1.
8
3-'3
10,000 -LARGE .OREGON IMPUOVjEli
.gooseberry bushes. Inspected and free
from disease. 1 1 year old, f 20 and Ju
.per-M ..-!. ; -j
. , 100,000 Etteburg "121" Strawberrr
'plants. New bed, large plants.1 $.1
per : A. v. rarr, t. , uox 7, J'ort-
iai
snd road.'t v
8-j2
20 ACRES FOB SALE IN HIGH Slat
of cultivation, good buildings, one mile
: east from fairgrounds. 1 bee owner,
j 2123,. Broadway.. . ' Sj2i
. - '.-; Fruit Trees I
Walnuts and shrubbery. . High -Vn,)
Ferry. Fruitland Nnrsery. A. J. Math
is, Prop. - Phone 1140-M evenings, y
. : !. .- ... . , 8 iintf
FOR SALE 12 SHARES ($50 EAt'll)
United Drug Co. (Resell) 1st trefr
red Stock. 1 per cent guaranteed, pay
able quarterly. Wm. Neimeyer. 1 175
.N. Commercial. .. . . 8'j4tt
Beautiful Oregon Rose
And , eleven other Oregon songs- to
gether with a fine collection of patriotic
eonga,. sacred songs sod many old time
favorites. -
. ALL FOR 25c
i i- -ii
(Special prices in quantity 'lots)'
' Especially sdsptabTe for school, com
munity or home singing. Send for
Western Songster.
70 pages now in its third edition
1 !-;-. ((., ., !
Published By - i
"OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLT
315 8. Commercial St. Salem. Or.
WE RENT, SELL OR REPAIR SEWING
macmnea, - Uld machines fJ and up.
Big advertising discount on new ma-
, WHITE SEWING MACHINK CO.
Vx blocka south OE depot. 221 Soutl
High iSL JPhone 808. 811
, Trespass Notices
."1;. 'Frof' Sale ;'"
- TresspsIS Notices, site 14 inches by
0 inches, printed': on good 10 ounce
eanvaaa bearing the words, "Notice Is
Hereby Given That Tresspassing i
Strictly- Forbidde On Those Premlsal
Under.. Penalty 0' .Proaecution." Fries
15e each, or-two tor -25e. , Statesmas
Publishing Company, Salem, Oregon.
:' .j,. v -i..- -1 st
FOR . 8ALE- OLD NEWSPAPERS, , II
cents a bundle. Circulation department
Oregon Stateaman.
DRAG SAW FOR SALE A NEW ONE
man -power -drag Saw, all metal con
struction t tvo wheels under fram
permits machine to be moved like
wheelbarrow. . Several special festures.
This has never been used. Will sell
at a substantial reduction and gii
terms to responsible party. Wm M.
Meier, Salem. Or, R. 8, Box 231.
Willamette Valley
Nursery
Haa a Salesyard at 261 Court street,
at Kennedy's paint shop, opposite Bn
sick'a store. . .AU kinds of fruit snd nut
ireaa..Dr. ftaaa's Big FTeanh prune a
specialty. Office phone 1315. K.
105F5,Jes Msthis. ProD. 8 H14tf
FPR ALf-Lirestock 0
JERSEY COWS GENTLE. TESTIS
5 Vs., 753 8. 13th. j J3
INTELLIGENT MALE
Suits doir. C
Cheap. 1415 8. Liberty.
9j23
SalemV j
Petland
j Sells
Bkby thicks
,9 yi
VETERINARIAN
DR.
PATTERSON
- - 9 d30tf
Phone 2028-W.
FRED W. LANGE,- VETERINARIAN
Office 430. S. Commercial. Thone liss
Res. Phone .1666. . 9 m23tf
Bargains
Milk goata. white Teghorn pallets.
Fox Terrier pups. Petland, 273 State.
9 j'iS
WOOD FOR SALE 1 1
DRY WOOD ; TOR SALE PHONB 2
r .622. " : ! . 11 J-J
DRY WOOD, FOUR FOOT AND 16 Tncs.
Dry sain wood. $4.75 per load. Phone
1879-W. - , It fH
FOR SALE--DRY SLAB WOOD AND
second growth.- .Phono 1756. 11 j21
WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR WOOD AT
, reanonsbie prices. Call 142. Judd.
Wood s w, Ms n. - H
18 INCH AND 4 FOOT WOOD OF A LP
' kinds. - Prices reasonable and promP'J
j delivery. , Phone 1958-W., .. . - i sl''W
BEST GRADE OF WOOD
d .L and 16 inch.
, Dry fcill wood.
Dry second growth fir.
Dry old fir.
Dry A ft a '
- . FHtl Tr. WELLa,-.-y
Focr!'t. delivery SB.easoeanle Ff:
39 fcoatli CharchJ fhene 1543. 11
WOODSAWINO JUDD AND BCHMIPT;
Fboe 142, ,
BEST SECOND GROWTH FIB SJ;
9S CU 1131. Al 37"