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SNAPPY TULXKLNCJ No. 278
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12 Wherry
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19 Public vehicle
29 Closely fitting top
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23 Draft animal '-
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27'Trinrtrotolur4 (ab)
29 Body of Water V
30 Deed ' ,:-
31 Sun
33 Rest
55 Co tree boiler
36 Pronoum - f"
37 Back of a. ship .
3 8 ! Alternating Current ' (ab.
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43 Either '
44 Suppose -flat
43 Horse power '(ab)
46 Era - M-;.. V
48 Common carrier (ab)
49 Guardianship'
50 Gazelle
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55-Titla'or, respect (ab)
56 Pref ix meaning out
57 Post scriptum (ab.)
5 8" Religious ceremony
59 That (LaL)
61-Girl's name ;
63JTable (Span.)
64 Tribe in.S. E. Africa (pi.)
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70, Eastern. state (ab.) a
72.'Boy' name r '
74 Apt. . - ;
75-. Pasteboard tl
77 Part of yerb r'to be"
75 Flower with prickly -stem
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S3 Absconded i "
S3 . Natural height of -man .
S7 Closer I L
90 Builds . I ,
SI Toothed wheels
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iliss Melton, t head of the piano
department at .Willamette Uniyer-;
sity. In appearing" Friday, will
greet Salem musical lovers In her
first formal, concert work since
coming 'to the campus, ' :
Miss Nellie Schwab and Leslie
Springer are toth local artists,
winning . Invariable ' favor 1 with
their kudiences:'
Forty-two members of the Mil
ler Mercantile company staftwere
St'.'. ' . 4 " " 'm '' m
Kueois ac o o ciock. weanesaay
cTcning at a uanquei ai lueuray
Belle. A ' brief business session
was conducted, and later in the
ciud rooms ai ia viure an enier
tainment was held, arranged by
the store's dramatic club. :
Two charming house-guests ,in
Salem, Mrs. S. G. Sargent of San
Francisco and Mrs. F. M. Jordan
of Seattle, were honored at a 1
o'clock luncheon on Friday when
Mrs T.' A. Livesley . entertained
for their pleasure at the Livesley
v home on Lincoln hilL
Tulips, narcissi, and hyacinth
filled a lovely, low basket on the
table; Covers were placed for 20.
Mah Jongg was thev afternoon's
chosen diversion. . . '
Covers Were blaced ior Mrs. S.
G. Sargent, Mrs. F. .M., Jordan,
itrs, Henry Meyers, Mrs. Percy
-Young of Albany, Mrs.. F. D.
Thielsen, Mrs. - J. Shelley Saiir-
man, Mrsl . John MoNary.. Mrs.
. John - J, .Roberts, Mrs. Romeo
: Gouley...jiMrs Loui ..Lachmund,
tr. Ttairiri W : Eire. Xtm Tta'n
Fry, Jrf . : Mrs.. O, ; CL Locke, Mrs.
Ben Shucking, Mrs. Wiiyam Walt
on, Mrs.'Frlti Slade, Mrs.-W. fcon
nell Dyer, and(the hostess, Mrs.
A. iLivesley.- -
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.:- Mr,, and Mrs. Roy V Onmart pt
Liberty- entertained recently with
a family dinner in honor , of the
birthday of .Mrs. Adam Onmart.
airs. W. C. Kinney of AstoiJa who
hag the distinction, of being' the
only ladyl member of, the senate
this year was a special guest.
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14 Propelling implement
16 Outfit.
17 Chopping tool
20 Bier ,
21 After death
24 Agitate the air
23 Era - 1
26 Number (ab.)
28 Inform (slang)
29 Brother (ab.)
30 Within the limits olH
32 Southern sUte (ab.)!!
34 Sailor; (ooll)) - . i ,,
,35 Beneath ' ' ' ; ii '
36 To excite ill temper,!.
39 Schedule of days j jj! . .
il Rendez-Tous ; . J v
4 3 Fertile spojt ln.,a..d'esei.
4 7 Collective designation of
southernj states I l ' :
58:- Ultra' radicalist ; . j I .'
60 Loose orereoat , ,i I
62 Distinguished 1 service ;..crosi
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too uaim
68 Bid
70 Adhesive compound i
71 Abhor
73 Prescribed quantity i(med.)
74 DarHng
70 Appointment (slang)
77 Boy's name
79 Cicatrice , ' Ml
8 2 Saw horse
S4 Fondling
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Ancwe'r to Vbterdy (umU
Chapter AB jtf the PEO sister
hood will meet (at 7:45 o'clock to
morrow evening at the home Xf
Mrs. W. - D. Sibith, 176S Center
street. This Jtne rekttiar meet
ing of the chapter. ' All visitidg
PEO-S WJhe city ire C6riially in
vited to tiezaeto'' :? ; fl; -v I
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Mrs. Troy. D.J Wood ha$ returk
ed to Salem frOni California., whee
since September,- she has bef 6
musical director for thejjl924-5
Revue of a Muiical Comedy com
pany. I ril -v. i
Miss Hnlda Roth entertained a
group of friends at her home, 95
N. 5th street, Friday evenlngi The
evening was spent in ( games and
music after whicb the hostess serv
ed delicious refreshments,
Those invited (were: MiSs Edna
Davis. Agnes Hatteberg, i Lorraine
Fletcher, Eleen C?lemeps, .Catherine
Judy, Nettie Hat teberg, Alice Roth
and Hulda Roth. Mr. Clifton Cle
mens, Chester Liechty, 1 Franc ts
BABY PEGGY
Ldechty. Homer Davia, Ed. Hatte-
barc Verl Cower, Henry Ralke and
Ernest Rottt. I .
On Tuesday evening the Christ-
?pnda vpjr.pX. .the JJienie Jf et
street Evangelical cbarcb held
their monthly, business meeting at
the home of Mis hnth BurjJJi. . i
Plans were , discussed; for the
work of the year and. tha new com
mittee yere appointed, The names
of Knlh Burch Clara Crow, and
Forrest, Hiday were added. to the
Roll Call. After the business of
the evening wa completed : the,
meeting was adjourned-and a so
cial hoar followed.. ; '
Music and gabaes famished
faiucn, enjoyment andUJBierriment
for all present. At a late hoar de-
licfous refreshments were serred
by the hostess, after which. Jthe
members adjourned until the Feb
ruary, session. :
Adele Garrisona Hew Phase of
REVELATIONS OP A WIFE
Copyright by Newspaper Feature
Service
CHAPTER 367
THE ALMOST PANICKY FEAR
THAT-FOLLOWED MADGE .
, Jmrnediatelyh after: I was comfortably-settled
in my seat in the
train I ; realized I had - not seen
the last of the! reporters. Almost
directly opposite me sat Miss Car
gill and Mr. Rfcuett, chatting In
comradely fashion, while two
seats behind j them, young Mr.
Smythe ostensibly was buried in
a magazine. , v r i
. None of them made any at
tempt to speak to me on-the jour
ney. Miss Gargill nodded brightly
and smiled when J caught sight
ef her, and Mr. Rlckett lifted bia
haf with smiling courtesy,, but Mr.
S my the, to my great relief, ; ap
parently Ignored my existence, al
though I was 'sure that from his
vantage place behind me he -was
furtively watching me. ! ;
With a sudden racing of my
pulses I realized, that I was ac
tually under V their espionage.
Neither ; Miss I Cargill nor Mr.
Rlckett would ; misquote me or
write anything which had no foun
dation in fact, because of the high
ideals of their craft which they
held. But I saw how, what t had
failed to see before, that they
would in all probability follow me
to 'Caldwin to make sure, that 1
did not -change my mind concern
ing Dicky's escapade when I reach
ed there, and give them , Some
valid excuse for a further story.
That they we're more dangerous
to my fear of publicity than
young Smythe, I saw plainly. : I
was sure that I had so thoroughly
cowed him that he would be most
careful what lie wrote concerning
me, although, of course, he would
malevolently go as far as he dared.
But Miss Car gill and Mr. Rlckett
had much greater courage than
he, and they were also Sure of the
exact boundary between a safe
newspaper story and one that
might prove a boomerang. ' ,
Under Close Observation.
, I. did, not need, to look again
at . tber keen, shrewd faces to
know that they . would ,pot leave
my vicinity until they were con
vinced that my .. meeting with
picky and Claire Foster, would pot
provide them with material which
they could use.' ' . ; f
j The discovery startled me, and
In a way was a jnost .salutary
thing for me; !' If I had not made
it, I should bare Jbrooded all
through my Journey Over ' Dicky's
actions, and the'.; warnings my
father and Lillian had given me.
Instead, all my faculties were bent
toward the one question, how to
avoid any chance of further pub
Hcfty. . ' i,- -
I already had made up my inind
to greet. Dicky and Claire Foster
as if nothing had happened. But
I had made one exception. Dicky
invariably kisses me upon my ar
rival from or departure on a
journey.. I had: felt that I could
not bear: to receive that kiss." But
I saw now that if I could not
unobtrusively avoid it, I must sub
mit to it. 5 - " : '
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PROOLEDS
BIsamMMBBMBP"
MSSII?IEB SECTION
Phone . 23--AdTrerUsiBzC DOp4.
CL&BSlttED iAJ VE RTISEU EXTS
-'- Kate per word:
h - iaaartioa .- , ,
,Tbre. inasrtiea..
Mbher to Loan
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AUTOJIOBILES :
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Sleo Anta , Wrcckin'r . Co. Is bow
epM tor buiiness and wo aro in the
Market for old car at hiskeat caia
prices. '-,-.- I - . . j
See before selling .or toy inf.
SALE It AUTO WBECKlXa CO.
- Henry : Klossen
402 So.1 Cburek 8t.
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SCHEEX.AB AtTTOx WBECKlSOsOO. W1U
. bay your old ear. Hisheat cash Briea
108a jn. uommerci&i tit. Ijl3tt
Storage
Fir proof loSldmf, day and nirht
aerrice, $4 per tnontk. 1999 K. Cap
itol. Texas caraco.- uu,iMf
AUTO REPAIRING
WE WILL COMPLETELY RENEW Tom
ear, track, tractor,-and giro yon easy
terms. H. H. Checker, 849 1'arry -t.
TOUR TntE WILt BB WELL) SPEXT
if yon ret estimates on ' your auto re
pair work at the Shamrock garage, 333
MiHer. Phone U42-M. - 2-f
AUTO TOPS;
STATIONARY. TOPS -;
The Tory latest- in nt tops , i
, Seasonable Price
t Q. J. HULL
' 9U St it (Hr - 9-dlTtf
The train elowed for Southamp
ton. Mr. Ricketfa voice sounded
distinctly , in my( ears. ;
I, "I'll t- put yours onthe wire,
too." he aaid. ! - ' n
Madge' Is Puzzled. " ' !
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i "Thanks so much," Miss Car
iU!s voice repBed. "Here I
heard the click of her purse.
."No time noTt," crisply., "We
can settled when ,1 get back."- : '
J "All right," and as Mr. Rlckett
walked briskly down the aisle I
glimpsed the charming comradely
relations which exist iij ihe news
paper .world between the men and
women, workers. A, .world in which
each pays his oj her .score with
scrupulous exactness, but in which
the men have not lost- , their
chivalrous Instincts toward W
men." , . -
U Young Mr. Smythe harried after
Mr. Rlckett, and; a furtive glance
out of the. window showed me the
two. men going i$to the telegraph
office, of the station. ya.Eacjkhand
0d the operatorl some, aheeta? of
paper and a bill, 'i aCh;ignored
the change and raced back to tfie
train just as it got under motion."
i 1 1 puzzled over this until tho
train drew ; into the Pennsylvania
station. I knew they had had am
ple time to send telegrams before
they boarded the train. Why hafl
they, wired from Southampton? it
must hare been sbmethmg concer
ning my presence ion the train.
When the train: stopped t gath
ered up my bag and, purse and
followed the crowd, to the stair
case leading to (tie upper level.
At the top stood a number of
people waiting fof our arrival, i
As I reached the top. of .the
stairway I saw a (tall, apparently
old man with while mustache and
Vandyke beard tarn quickly' and
bflry himself In the crowd..
- : (To ibe continued)
LISTKilNU IX, MORK .
, ATTRAPTIVK THAN JLES-
SOXS TO pRITISU BOYS
BRADFORt), England, aJn. 25.
Broadcasting is jcausing a large
number Of schoolboys to scamp
their . home lessons; Is Jthe com
plaint of the head master of the
grammar school. ( tie, has . sent
out a. circular letter to , parents
calling, their attention to the ser
ious effect listening in is having
on .the, work of the boys and ex
pressing the hope that parents will
strictly regulate the conditions
under which wireless is used.'
O tl
any
Com wek (six Inaertiosa)
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SiK-moatka' contract, pr month 1 5e
Atinimnm. lr-
iTgrtigiaent. 35e.
FOI6EEXT
8T5RE, SPACE. FOB :: RENT- INQUIRE
: 5iaCortktreU- . 4-i3l
yOR,EENT DESIRABLE SLEEPING
rooms, I'M , blocks froas post effiee.
8. CaiUge. ... : . . 14-j23tf
GAEAGR 755
NORTH Slat.
PHONE
4-i25
GARAGE FOB RENT PHONE 1253-W.
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kntrsE and
ARTMENTS PHONE
205&-X
FOR. RENT -HOUSES AND APART-:-
manta. F. L. Wood, 841 State atreet.
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PRINTED CARDS SIZ i4.BY T4",
, wording "For ,Rent," price 10. cents
each.. Statesman Business Oftke, on
' Gronad floor.. . f:j - ---. -
TEN ACRES WITH NEAT, DOUBLE OA
nga benae. ' May rent house and one or
two acres separate. ; Ten rainute from
' down-town. : Walter Corbett, Koote 6.
Box 8-K. " ' : - r- 4-j24
FOB BKXT -ApartmeAta 5
FOR RENT APARTMENTS 719 North
' Commercial. i 5-j31
FURNSISHED APARTMENTS TWO or
tkree : rooms, modern. 920 MilL 5-j28
FURNISHED APARTMENT 110 DIVI
. sion. atreet. t - v - - - ' 6-j25
S ROOM UNFURNISHED APARTMENT.
97, iuelndinf Jight, water, phone. Phone
;-1060. j ,.: t5-ja3
4 ROOM FURNI SHED 4 APARTMENT at
-. 653. North High, j Inquire at 7PQ North
FURNISHED APARTMENTS 1173 N.
Fourth. Phone 2080-M. . , fi-J25
APARTMENT FORi RENT 1-2-3-4 room.
. 325 N,a4th. I ; , , 5-i2i
FURNISHED APARTMENT - 0)WO
: three rooms. Heater, gae range. '160
i Union. i . I 5-j25
TWO ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT
very reasonable. 960 Mill. 5-j25
WELL FURNISHED TWO ROOM Apart
ment, close in. 541 Mill. 5-425
FOB. KENT APARTMENTS 891 N.
Commercial. . .. ........
APARTMENTS 268 N. COTTAGE. 6ntf
APARTMENT FOR RENT -3-4 ROOM.
- Hot and, cold water.; 823 N. 14th.
5-j25.
.JPOB; RBXXBxoms 6,
ROOM NEAR STATE HOUSE FOR rent
. . during legislature. Fhone 583, 6-j20tf
FOR- RENT MODERN SLEEPING
' rooms, furnace heat.' Phone 2090-M.
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FOR RENT GOOD
ROOM, FOR Gen-
tleman. . References. I Address Box E.
Box E
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ears Statesman, j
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SLEEPING ROOMS CLOSE IN PriTate
home. Phone 87-W. . 6-j25
FOR RE3?T WARM ROOM WITH, board
for lady. S32 N.; Churth. 6-j2S
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
One block from bus line. Call at 2111
- Maple Are... i 44. -:- 4-J25
THREE LARGE FURNISHED ALL Out-
side rooms, r PTirste entrance. 2164
Stats St. r.X. Sanborn. . - 6-J25
STEAM HEATED ROOM WITH. OR
without board. The Alexandria, one
block from capital, r Phone 2069-J
A JUARGE, SLEEPING- ROOM DOWN-
stairs, heat, prirata, : bath, board if desired..-
Suitable -for -two. One .-block
from poatoff ice, 634 Ferry, St. Phone
1708-J. ; f I ' 6-J18
LAUREL HOTEIj UNDER NEW MAN
agement. Rooms tarnished, clean, 12th
4nd Oak: 5 j 6fl0
ROOM FOR KENTr-MOPERN HOME,
. three blocks from state house, for gen
tleman. Must give references. Pleasf
address A. car Statesman. 6-ol7tl
PRINTED. CARDS, SIZE 1-4 BY 7"
wording, "Rooms to Jlnt,,r price 10
cents each. 1 Statesman Business off ice,
' vOroond- floor.' - - - - - - ----
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SALEM MARKETS
Prices qnotea ' 'are wholesale and a'ri
prices. receiTed by jianners. , o retail
piices aro gien.- - i - -
- GRAZaT AND HAT
No. 1; soft whit wbeat. ....1.77
No. 1 soft i red wheat js, .......81.75
Oata ::.LZ. i - 65e
Cheat hay I i , 814
Oat hay i -v 816
Clover, bay, baled.-. .....815
Oat and Vetch hey . .. 816.50
POKS. MDTTOH AJTO WBT
Hegs. 100-200 ewt.H ,.810.50
Hoes. 200-250 ewt.i 810.25
Hogs, 250-300 cwt..... 810.00
Light sows .1 , j. 9c
Top veal , i-t, 9e
JJressed Teat top . i ,. ..
Cows j .i 23e
Lambs .4 - 14s
POULTRY
ITesry, bent
.18 19c
.16018c
5.
Light Hens isiailoe
EGGS, BUTTER, BUTTERTAT -
Creamery bntter,: i-4 46847e
Butterfat, delivered, f -U 44e
Milk, per ewtj U r 8200
eggs, stanaaras i i ..'.-3 us vc
Pallets ?4 .-, -4- n 84e
The weather forecaster always
has lots of competition.
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TWO WAR3I ROOMS- BATE REASON
sbV. . Phone &91-W-. --t t - - 25
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l . i . FOR KENT-Bouses : 7t
FOR RENTES ROOM HOUSE, 719 K.
CommertiaL. . -, ' i . S ; i 7-J31
GOOD MODERN EIGHT i ROOM HOME
at vjuon, jraona iwi-n.
SIX ROOM HOUSE 815 RT." 4. Salea
HoirhtaiAw.- Near Jeffieraon Hisrhway.
' Inquire of George W. Cotton,' or pbooe
FOR ' RENT. I SALE OR EXCHANGE--
room house and garaged Furnished or
nnfarnished. CaU at 2545 State Bt. or
. Phpee-i 1478-J after 6 f. m
PARTLY-FURNISHED 3 iROOM Heated
apartment, r Addreaa 4589 care States
V ass. .,!-'- - ; -t 7A-J25
MODERN OR 6 ROOM FURNISHED
house, close in. F. Ray Felker. Phone
-- 941. ' I" 1 7A-1S5
FOR SAIJ3 -Miscellaneous 8
ONION SEED YELLOW. DANNER
Half-globe t No. 1. 81 pound. C. , E.
: KcElwaia, Gerrais, Oregon, Route : 1.
. . . . 8-J25.
FOR; SALE ONE - PETALUMA INCU
bstor. 233 eez. 810. One X-Rsy in-
cubator, 150 egg, 85. (Both in good
j . . . . . : . a ' , . .
. conaiuon. v.re oiateaiuan. . o-j 1
PETITE PRUNES 80 PER POUND
DeliTered. i ' Phono 1 107F14. ' O. SI.
...Taylor. 1 I ' :p ' 1 . - 8-J25
FOR SALE 60 BUSHELS EAR COR.N.
12 miles" south 01 Salem. M.. Tingel-
CHOICE BALED CLOVER HAY F0R
sale. Phono 44F1S. . .... . 8-i25
FOE. SALE; 12Q-EGG INCUBATOR
complete.! A snap at fS it taken at
oce. Alto good shearing outfit. 8
. snaehinesj I Cots of combs , and cot
ters If interested call Phone 65F15.
Or writs JR.- C-Day.Rt. 4. Box 81-!B.
Salem., i. - ' ' f.; v " . 8-j25
BALED CHEATSD 'GRAIN HA Y
. Plions 1284-M. - ,4 ' . 8-J25
GOOD APPLES FOR. SALEflOeT'A BOX
.free oeuyery. . jl.su ...
FOR SALEPRIED BEANS ALSO" one
NEARLY NEW CONSOLE YICTROLA
lor sale cheap.- Phone 997. - ' 8-J25
SOME HOUSEHOLD FURNTURE IN
clading small electric range and heater.
ALFALFA, BRAlX, HAY, TIMOTHY and
. straw, guaranteed quality, prompt ship-
ment. .. rrJces upon application. Richard
Nyman, Walla Walla, Washington.
:.j ,, j " - 8-j25
HAT HO DIVISION STREET 8-J25
WANT TO TRADE FRUIT TREES 1 for
hay. Fruitlend Nursery. Phone 1140M.
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GOOSEBERRY PLANTS FOR -SALE r
Write KoUin Heaver, fit. 2 or Phone
47F2.
a-j25
FINE CLOVER HAY
1XR 814 PER ton
at my farm. X
15F4- i .:
F. Walker, Phone
.r - 8-j25
82x4 CORDj TIRES RIMS, TUBES $8
, eacn. Z37 ..Myrtle JLre. 8-320
THREE SMALL CHICKEN HOUSES
, ean .be moved on track) 1 barn 15 by
19 feet st bargain. Box 140, States
' . man.' 8-j25
WHEAT STRAW aOc.- A BALE OA
straw cut green, one-third Tetch 50c a
bale. RUta. Box 67, Salem. Noble
t Andrews. J- - . ... 8-J25
1924 PRYKD, LOGAKBERRIES, Extra
fsncy. Pries 28e a poandy Rt. 8. Box
124. Phone 21F12. " 8-j?9
300 LARGE CEDAR. POSTS 1800 LBS.
No. 12 wire, 13,000 loganberry stakes,
75 picking jcratea. 8.. C. Nelson, Sil-rerton-
rwi, i near Fairgrounds.. 8-j25
BARGAIN NEW WESTINGHOUSE An
tomatie Electric Range for sale-8130
cash, used only 8 months. Cost 8187.50,
Mrs. Msrtin, 1605 8, Church Street.
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WHITE LEGHORN HATCHING EGGS
84.50 per hundred. Phone 2F2. -
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MIXED AD MONEY, TO LOAN ON any
good real or personal aecurity. , Two
cream, separators for' sale, -cheap. Good
land for sale. 3 miles out on ..paved
road, in tracts from 8 acres snd up.
20 seres. o good, soil, vith baildings,
s well, and 1 all year creeks and about
1500 cords of timber, $3000, f50Q
cash, balance' in .wood delivered, in 8a--Itus.
John H. Scott. 305 Oregon BldK.
' U U.- -r, --'1 8-J23
10,000 LARGE OREGON IMPROVED
gooseberry bushes. Inspected snd free
from disessd.; 1 yesr old, 820 snd $39
per JH. -si' ! 1 i 1, i
100.0O0 Etteburg 121"! Strawberr
plaate. , ; New -bod, large planted 8
per M, A. C- Parr, Bu Box 7. Post
or.tr
land road.
Si23
Fruit Treei
II;
Walnuts and shrubbery. .High sa
Ferry. Fruitland.iiursery. iA.4 Math
is, Prop. Phone 1140-M ereniags...:
.-- :-j - . v-.-. ;. . a-jisti
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS,, -1
' cents-s bnndlf Ciicslatios depajtweot
.Oregon- Statttman. J : i'T d- .-
FOR SALE U2 1 SHARES (850 EACH)
United Drug Co. Bexall) lit prefer
red stock, 7 per cent gusrsatsed, psy
sbls -oaarterty. Wm. Keimeyeri 175
N. Commercial. . t:. ,. i, . . 8-j4tf
Beautiful Oregon Rose
And. sieves other Oregon songs to
gether with, a fineeolUcUoa of patriotic
songs, sacred; songs and many old tint
' favorites. I I (. 2 --W'.f .( 1i ii I
: , ALIi FOB 45o tN' H ! "'
Special prices in -quantity lots); :
; Especially adaptable for school, ot
munity.or bomaj. singing, Send fori .
. Westerii Songster
- ' TO psf es noir ;ia its! tbird sditloa
.,; . :j u 'i'T-lh i '-.'f i
., - - . - -Published By v ' -; .'
OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY.
. 815. S. Commercial St. Salem. .Or. .
-ill - i : i i- i f& H f
mmrns
WE RENT, SELL: OR REPAIR 8EWINCJ
,. machines. 1 Old machines $i snd up.
Big advertising discount o new ua-
WHITE SEWtSG -MACHINE CJ
Vt blocks south. OB depot. XiX Soutk
High St. Phono 208. t i ! ! 8 ft
;repss3 Kotfces.
Tresspass Notices, sixe. 14 inches bf
" -inches... pr io ted on srood '10 t ounce
canvass bearing' tho words, Vbties Is
Hereby " Given - That Tresspassing I Ii
StrieayForbidden. O hess. Premise
Under.. Penalty . Of - Prosecution Pries
18 each . or two lor 25e. - Statesman
Publishing 1 Compnr, Salem, Oregon.
DRAG SAW FOR SALtA NEW ONI
man .power drag 4a w, all .metal cosy
. strnctipa; - two twheeb) . under f ram
permits machine to . be. snored like a
wheelbarrow. Several apseialfeetarss.
This, has Jierer. been used. sU
at a substantial - reduction and ' giv,
terms ' to reapeasibla parry. Was M,
Meier. Salem Or, .8,. Box 231.
; WHlamette y alley
Nursery
Hss a Salesyard as-261 Court -street,
n XwsdSjPSiii, saotti optoosits Bar
SICK S tOfSJ WD as. 01 jrui SttQ, nut
trees. Dr. Besn's Big -IVench pmns s
specislty. Offiee phone 1315. Res,
lO&FA, Jess MathiaPron- .1 8-d 14W
sn4 nut
FOR SALE LiTestodc ij &
1
PIGSr-PHON E-1 9SF11 .
J ill
BULL, PUPS FOR S ALE j-t MONTHS
Phono 493-JL
.-i24
LCOIX,IE FUFS
FOR
SALE , CHEAP
Phone JJF4.
I I i -ii 9-j3i
JERSEY-COWS GENTLE. TE3TIK0
j. -B 753. S Ut&j : - ;. r i 9-J25
BEAUTIFUL I ; INTELLIGENT MALE
Spits dog,
Cheap. 1415 S. Liberty,
. .r .- ." ; ' ; 9-j2S
Salem.
Sells
Bzi by .Chicks
9-J25
VETERINARIAN -!
Then 202 8-W V i
DRJ
PATTERSON
1 . ! : 9 d3Dtf
FRED ,W. f LANGS, VETERINARIAN
Office 430 8. Commercial.! Phone 1198
Res. Phons, 1660.. . 1 j 3 9-m23tt
Bargains
MHi goats, wbits Leghorn pullets;
101 ierrier pupsc tx-etiana, zs suit.
;... AVCTIOX SALES. ; ,i; JO
- J,':: FORECLOSURE 1K11.K
Tnssdsy, - Janaary. 27 1 p.. m. . 'Fourth
Avenue West and. Madison . streets.
. cugene, oreroft :
; 7 milch ebwstJerseyi Guernsey
-.. . j -Heisteia. I i (-
t horses 1300 lb. Gelding, 1000
. . 1 , . v 1 .pound Mars !
52 milch Gosts fine
stocky Nu-
bisns, Toggenburi
rs.
aanens
NanniesH-some Iresh: I
One buck
- . ; E. F; STORY
- -VI. iiortgagee -:
J, K. -Greer, Auctioneer
10-323
DRY WOOD j FOR SALE-f-Phono 254. or
. ez2. ,. .1 I h -H B . I . 11-125
DRY; '.SLAB WOOD' TOR) " SALE Also
second growth, ij .rhoad 1756, 11F22
DRY WOOD! FOR 8ALR PHONE 254
sr eza. r - : 1 - i ; . 11-125
DRY WOOD.) FOUR FOOT AND 16 inch
wry mm wood, f 4.75 per load. Phone
1871-W, ' - p . .: .
i 11-fll
-4-
WEfCAN SUPPLY YOUB
WOOD AT
142. Jodd, the
Woodsaw Man. . ; ,
ll-fl3
IS INCH AND, A FOOT WOOD OF ALL
. ainaa. jtrrices reasonaoie ana. prompt
oeuvery. rnone ias-v. w ii-sisti
4 ft. nd 16 inch. , ;
Wry miU - woodt .-U.
Dry! second growth fir.
Dry! ld fir. - " j ; i " 1 j' ,
Dry A it. nsb. " hi ! , :j .
1. r - . men K Wflrr.t.fli
, Fretnpt .delivery, and-reasonable pric.
280 South Church. Phone 1542, ll-s6tf
W0ODSAWING JCpD AND SCHMIDT.
;no i-. f . 1 . U'ji3tf
BEtrTECONT3 GROWTH TIB. 87? OAK
r9Call, 1131. , .A. ,. ..... . Il-d27tf
WOOD SHORT- LENGTHS OR 4 FT.
(WAU nest uslity from 812.75 mt, ton
ap.i Oregon, Utah, or Rock Springs
Prompt delivery.' Phone 1855. Il-n20tf
16-INCH OLD FIR. 4 FOOT. OLD. FIB.
second growtn .-oaK snd ash. Fhose
19ga. M. P, May field. r--r--A Ij.Jtf
WANTED Emploj-ment 12
PliUMBING .AND REPAIRING WORK
II. : Eener. Phone 1310-W.
12-j25
WANTED PRACTICAL. NURSB Wants
msternity esses. Phone 1693-M.
PRACTICAL NURSE-4NOT AFRAID OF
wora. :vaii Jieyers,' e. . : az-ja
COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER AND TYP
1st. wants. e-koie r par tuns employ
ment. Famil ir with : a11 office work-
Address "Office Man'.' ears State-
WANTED TO LET. JOB. PUTTING
logs on roilwsy. million feet esti-
C. if. Query. lit. 8. Salem. ,
.. ... ' ...... ..J. '.- U ... 13-j25
COUNTY OR I CITY BONDS- -cA RE
'.aieman. .... , t lB-j'ij
WANTED TO BUY APARTMENT bouse
. luraishiags and lease, from owner. Call
S68-J. rir .. . 13-j25
WANTED. PRIVATE; MONEY FOR
Tarro, Joans. s have several applica
: tions "HanA. . Hawkins- A" Roberta,
Jae, -Ore-en--BiUac.h13-d4tf
1 vt,ATw Sfr4bt,u flijtl i; j
EMI
-it i' ti'. . -,-.- ... is
FOR.' SALE PRUNE TREES ROTH
Ijnds 5 cents. Logsn Fsrm Nun.,,
EoBte 6. Box 121. 13.
WOODRY THE AUCTIONEER EtY
used fnmiturs for cash. Phone in
I
SPIRELLA CORSETS SOLD BY
A, Miles. 451, S. 2lst St. Phone 1
i0j J
; oaiem. uregon.
- PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
. See Us For JUtes
. .On Piste Glass
STANLEY. 4 FOLEY? Ageat.
cusn ttanx llldg. Phone 347.
14 j.T,
- Square DM AVeldiag Worka
' ' lerTr Stress
' 1 ! Phone 864
teach elpctrie and acetrl.n. iu
JWP WANTED i5
EAT CHJXLE AT THE V ALLEY G
RILI..
, .WANTED 1
Earn money .at home-,addrE.
ng, msibng mirotsr. Experience un
necesssry. No selling. We p.y P1.k.
t w asnuu vs. SOD iifia
New York.
16 j ,-,
AMAZING! SUYLISH SHOES LATir.
,; cash commissiona introdncing Poimliir
priced $8.95. and 4.95 ahoei. Actual
samples 4furaisbed. Wnh. quirk. KtvV
!; Arch Shoes. . Dept. W-2. Cincinnatj.
" - 16-j.Ti"
M EK SEL L . NEUTRALITY. Amerir, s
, greatest cigar,, proposition; five cent
, straight, 'squal most ten centers; fast
sales; , big commissions; repeats. H
Pisnto Cigsr Co.. Cincinnati. 1S j25
8500 A -MOXTH TO DISTliUHTK
: everydsy household necessity, rural ar4
amaJl town di&triu.- N uioafjr B wj.
ed. Million dollar fiwa behind it. Wri;.
:for particulars, etatet N-rritsrv denied.
; V-:.N. JOHN60Njll I North Uait.n
Aw Portland,-Ore. - . 16-i'J.
h Wtt,WAXTKlS,emale 17
EARN 85-810 WEEKLY ADDRESSING
mailing circalars. ftad etamfted ni
velope ar particulars. Palsce M1
Co, Toledo, Ohio. 17 J23"
SELL GIRLS' l DRESSES BOYS' Suits
Direct, 8 $10 daily. 25 Vnder store!..
Steady repeats. Outfit FREK. Mtrv
Anna- Dress. Co., Msnufarturers. New
lfaven. Conn. -- . 17-j1.' 3
. . HELP WANTED Malev 18
MEN . WANTING. FOREST KAN'GKl:
Postal Clerk-and other Govt, positions.
Partieumra Free. Write afokaae, lni.
M-134 Denver, Cob) . .18 -j:;
WAKTED GOOD USED PIANO. WILL
ay. cash, for a. good used piano, ilus-
S bargain. Box 2109 Statesman.
. ';... !- "...'.-- . . . l-;2."
MAN WANTED (CITY OR COUNTRY i
old- established company will sulkily
capital and-start . you in your own per
manent business selling eecexsities ieo
pie -must buy every dsy. Experience
nnnecessary. -Write MeCoanon A Co..
Factory 202, Winona, Minn. 18 j2
ELECTRICITY TAlGHT BY EXPERTS.
Earn while you learn at home. Elec
tricsl Book and Proof Lessons Free.
Satisfaction guaraateed and position
secured. : Write , to Chief Engineer
. Cooke, 2l4(i Lawrence Ave., Chicago.
SALESMEN
20
SALESMEN FOR BUILDING AND Loan.
Call Mr. Tnrck, 169 S. High St. Phone
1718...; . 1,-... .. . . . ....... 20-j27'
ENERGETIC SALESMAN TO HANDLI
high class line of advertising cslendsr
and novelties. Good salesman can mak
big money 'twelve months in the yeai
Prefer salesman to handle our line ex
etusively,. although would entertain ou
devoting major part of time to our ljnt
Stats references. V. S.. Walsh, 595 Mi
sion Sk, San Francisco. - - 20-j'.''.
LOST AND POUND 23
LOST w AT! OE DEPOT, .HORN-RIM
glasses. - Return to State library.
.: . :. 22-J2.-.
PEltSONAD
23
MARRY; IF -LONELY JOIN The Suc-
eessfal .Correspondence Club. - Relia
ble. Descriptions free. Box 556, Oak
land, Calif. 23-il5
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG. LADY W O R T H
92&.O0O. Lonely, wiH marry. Club
B-1022. Wichita,, Kansas ... 23-J35
a ATHO LJJ 8 WAVTING Corre-
spoadents, - Booklet Free Heme Cuih.
B-23, Grand Rapids. Michig.au. 23-j23
ASTROLOGY- STARS. TELL LIFE'S
story. Send birthdate and dime tor
Trial - reading, ildy. 1085-B. Rnit
S. Kansas City, Mtsaniari. . . 23-j35
PtLPTICS--AT LAST A.
Treatment
first day. .
which atop seisurea 4"rom
No bromides, . JfarooUesf, . Guarantwil. ;
Information i re.iHun4er Lahorstor-
i, U07 Msin.iJUUlRorke Ark. 2jU
LEADING ClBlUiiEST,- MOST RK-
liable for lonely . people, confidenuai
, in. plain sealed en-
velone. .Tboaaaada wealthy members.
If -sincere fwritA, - Estsblished 20 years.
Mrs. Mstthews, Box 26, Oakland, California;--
i . . .. . 23-325
J LOANS
WANT 1600 LOAN FOR THREE Tears
on 10 acres.; 7 seres .bearing pmn-,
three-quarters' scre-gooseberries. 4 room
bouse, garage, ttonKry boase. good well.
2 k- soiies outk of city . limits on good
gravel road, .
? - 80C0LOFSKY
841 , Stats., -i. v .. . .. -24i '
WANTED A LOAN-OF'8260 O! fH-J
class security i H. E, Brows or Me'vin
Johnson. 109 S. Conu'L St.. 24-jJj
MONET TO; LOAN ON FARM PROP-
eriy. Lowest rates obtainaDie.
M. sVfeOardy is- Homer Smith' a- -of-fice.
Seves-MHre B4dr. 24-a0tf
, ItEAL) ESTATE City 25
IVour
Home
NICK 5 ROOMCOTTAOfc NOBTH 2ard
atraeW. Terms. Call owner,. 2132.
... -. - 25-J3S
MUST SELIj B!AUTIFUL NEW BUN-
galow. Make, mo an otter, iwju .orie
3th.-. . J. .,, 2i-m.
i
NEW HoME-i-S42f0. FURNACE, PAV-
laj stc. ,2'fi0i Trade, - ysrsnt.
sc. "nv iriuf, mm
RECKEr i HENDRICKS
8. Bank Bldg. 23 jl8tf
MODERN '5 lWOM HOl'SE.-lASl!:ME.VT.
itrrpiaee, Karase. furnace. ixrain.
84750. Becke a Hendricks, U. S. Bank
Bldg. " r - S5 j25tf
PRINTED CA EDS .SIZE J4" BY 1 "
wmiMt(p M er-taW K.nqaire At fries
19 cent-v -eerh. Stateamsar- Bastness
Office. Ground" floor." "
SPECIAL BARGAIN
6 i-.tooot house, with. ,hssomeDt sod
. wo'lera. 4rruUng end ebrrtrie 4ieht,
one -arr cf.-laad. I'rtce , t3i0Oi
Tji'," 4od,. b.,dn. , en. Yiil , Loed -n
iUul Ar. 1 aitdidry. aud-a,
375 Stats. St. . 25J23
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