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J7 &retlx meaning t repetition
19 An egg .fti :J!'V?
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22 Bond '
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24 Sleep' ; Ti "tf i. $'
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SliMrtve quickly ,
32 Hit. violently
,33 Ifeni. oameu
35 Science o( reasoning'
38 Porto Riean association (ab.)
i 39. Grand lodge (ab:)
! 4 0 Incorporated (ab.)
H 4i Girl's nickname '
j 43 Case (Fr.)
- 45 Masculine nickname
46 Bend.- down ' v
49 Mohammedan god
50 Body of water 1 '
51 Organ of hearing
i 52 Frost "
53 Fib . '
1 65 Turfs.
58 Passageways ' .
( 61 Part of' '.'to be"
r63-ye' -i' ' :
64 Balance (ab.)
6? No ,4' :-,- .
: 67 River In IUly ,
) 68 To permit ..
f; 7 04 Honorable, decoration
72, Tram . , U
f 73 ;Part brship
J 74 Group of atoms
75 A girdle ;
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Washes faster a, tubful of liiiens, silks or woolens
in 3 to 7 minutes; , 50 lbs. of dry clothes an hour-ct'-iially
Ivoice le capacity of othrjvvashers.
Vqshcs moxc thoroughly Hao handrubbing neces-
sary even on wristbands, neckbands or collars.
VQjShes with greater cate--no rouriding, dragging or
pullirigr Cleans entirely by super-energized water action.'
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1 Cautions
2 Whether : ' :
3 A common metal
4 Sacred bird of Egypt
5 Snare
$ Greek (ab.) A '
8 Upon' - ' ! ' -
9 Came In contact -
10 Truly (obs.)'
IX Sow!
11 Governoc ol Jiew York
J3 Fort j " " - X
13 r.eriorm ;
is Aural (obs.)
20 Player ! i
! 21 Strange i ,
f i$ Sacred (Fr.)
! Ho Fasten '
Z$ To be sick
27 Duke (Fr.)
J .8 Taste' t . ; -V " .
! 24 One '(Span.)
! 36 Choke 5 '
! 3'7. Nr.' Coolidge-
1 i0t A countty In Europe
! 41 Female student (pC)
1 43 Pure r m
i 44 Girl's name .
L 46 Section (ab)
;i 47 A step .
! 48 Exclamation of pafn (Ger.)
1 ;49 Pronoun '
i,54 Fabric " ' '
i 56 prer Ppet.) ...
! 67 A 'Persian poet
r 59 Tq fotd'ovC .
i 60 Fortretss 1 V.
i 62 took; -' '. ; "
1 64 Couch '
i 65 Lacquer , w r
! 67. Old friend
' 69 Tellurium (ab.) '
i .70 Paren '
71 Southern state (ab.)
1 73 Church of England (ab.) '
own, nomfi oyr.
ivxayiag. wasa yain it next
- washday or sooner. No obliga
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COVJS SOLD liERE
Salem Jersey Dairy Supplies
the Best .Milk From Jer-"
' sey Herds Near Salem
! The source of supply of ' milk
delivered in Salem" by. the alem
Jersey dairy is interesting for
the' reason that many Qf the cows
f.roni these Jerseys herds 'have
taken prizes at both the state fair
and the Pacific International "stock
show., The supply at the present
time comes from the following
herds: . , .
The Crandall herd, southeast of
Salem; the -tMorrow herd, - near
Rickreall; Meadow View Jersey
farm, near Turner and the Robin
son herd, near Rickreall; J-
A new service just, inaugurated
by the da4ry s the; delivery of
butter to their patrons t with the
milk. The butter is not their pro
duct, but is first clas creamery
butter manufactured by a Salem
creamery. ' TJnder this new. plan
a note in the milk bottle ' is all
that is neccessary, and the butter
will b? deliyered and charged on
the regular milk b.ill. s ' ' '
The Salem' Jersey dairy was
formerly operated by Mark Savage
but Is now bwned by F, S. Aaua;
sori and p. E. Cran'dijll. .
Whple poldny Is. ,
. Looking to Linn
.The Albany Chamber of Com
merce is in receipt of the usual
inquiries today from every point
of the compass wanting informs-
KIMBALXi PIANO f95 ;
This piano is a real snap; -S10
dowQ, 6 a month.
Gew. C. Will, 432 State Street
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(Answer to Yesterday's
Puzzle)
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Maytag Features '
1 - Washes faster. 6-Easily adjusted ?
2 t- Washer cleaner. ' to yr height. ' 5
3-Lirgest. hourjy 7-Oothes can be
capacity in the put in or taken
world- . out with the
Mt compact washer running. .
washer rnzde-- m T V " r
takes floor space o-Tub cleans it-
only 25 inches - " ; "
. "T'r ". -Automatic
' 9 Cast aluminum , drain board. In-
' tttl-tHt stant tension
wan rot, swell, release. AU
split or corrodes. parts enclosed.'' ?
a Reasons for .
: 'World Leadership
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CREDIT' CI.D.LY
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tioa about Linn county, says " the
Albany Democrat:'
"One letter is" from Glenmor
Ohio, written by a German' want
ing to locate in Oregon "with" a
German colony' 'her is organizing!
Each member of the colony, has
approximately $2000 wbich win
be pooled to - buy ' nhfmproved
lands. .' - ' "
, The : Great Southern ' Lumber
company, located at Pogalnsa, La.,
writes that when it decides to
leave Paradise it may consider
Oregon. This letter was in an
swer to a letter sent out recently
by Secretary Gilkey In an effort to
interest capital in the lumber in
dustry and the' manufacture Ot
paper;. . . ':f '
From-Orange, California comes
the ' letter asking about "your
most wonderful " 'country," -and
also wanting to locate in the hard
ware business or a dye works
plant. . I . i
From Oklahoma comes a letter
asking if there is sufficient rain
here, and decrying conditions n
that state, as it is too hot in sum
mer and. too. told. Jp. winter, j A
letter from Salem is an' inquiry
about wanting a supply of alder
lumber.' , The. majority the last
few weeks ,want :to . locate on
fafmsr' ",';'!'
A recent classified ad in the
Albany Democrat announcing : a
small farm for rent near Albany
caused a deluge of inquiries for
the place. I -. .
Former Salem Man Passes -
. Great: 9iylat, flftyiport
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William Flaningam passed away
at Newport' Tuesday, 'Jan. ? 7. He
will "be remembered;; by : the older
employees at the Oregon state hos
pital for the i insane : that" he was
employed from' July, "1898, I tp
April,' 1914, as gar4ener; at the
cottage farm. " j; ;
' -"Not only was he eminent in his
chosen work but' was' blessed with
a cheerful disposition coupled with
old fashioned honesty, and his
passing on will be; regretted by
alKwho knew; him. j : ' ' i. ;
f SCOTTS MILLS
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Mr. and Mrers." D. Adklns have
gone to California where they ex
pect to spend the remainder'of the
winter with their daughter, Mrs.
Bessie Matheney. '''
1 Mr. and .Mrs. Wm.: Ditchel and
two boys, and Joe Gersch of Port
land visited Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Gersch and family Sunday. ' '
' Eathon Reed spent . the pas
week with relatives in Hood River.
Mr. and Mrs. O.l H. Brougher
and Mrs. Addie Smith visited Mrs!
Hoosier near Monitor ! on" Sunday:
Mrs. M. Waibel has' been visiting
relatives in Oregon City and Port
land the; past two weeks. - - '
Ed Elmer visited; relatives an
friends in Portland over Sunday.
I'ranklin- Whitlock, who has
been serlpusly ill the past, month,
is reported Improving and tils
many friends hope he will soon be
abie to be out again. '. , . v;. .
. . Mrs. : Almond. Rich returned
home Sunday f roni.i Silver ton
where she had been visiting- ber
parents for several days "V. ' . ? '
Fred' Losinger of '''R&seholt,
South Dakota, . has i arrived -here
and expects to make his home
with his mother, Mrs. Vina .Los
inger, 'S '
Hugh Ma gee made a business
trip to Salem. Tuesday.
The civic class of the high
school attended the legislature in
Salem Wednesday.' "
O. H. Brougher was in Salem
Friday 'on "business. I
' Mrs. T. J. Maloy went tof Port
land Wednesday to Vj.lH 9j few
days' wfb tier daughter, Mrs.
Margaret Van Evera. ''
AUBURN
u. m. uaay is a Die to oe up
again, after spending several days
in bed last -week with a lame "back.
I. A." Pooler has been1 in-poor
health -for some time; and upon
advice of his doctor went to the
St. Vincent hospital In Portland
last week. Mr. Pooler has been
very ill and it will be several days
before he 'will be able to return
home. !- ' :' "' ' : . '! J.'
The revival meetings being held
at the school house, wijl continue
this week. Rev. F. W. Launer the
Lift Off.TNo Pain!
Doesn't -hur,t one bit! - Drop a
little "Freesone" on an aching
corn, instantly that corn stops
hurting, then shortly you lift It
right off with fingers. v - v: '
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle
of "Freerone" for a few cents, suf
ficient to' remove every hard com;
soft torn, or"corn "brtTVttn . the
toes, and the foot calluses,' without
E3rcacsscr: IrrlUUoo. Adr,
COKiS
pastor is untif tag in, bis work for
the Auburn community, and those
RQA ..tUjRUnl' thi "meVtlBS are
misstag; toucb. . . .
rThe evening of Feb. 6 is the date
of the Willamette y'nversity Glee
Clnb... The proceeds of, the ejenj
ing'Wili be applied to the piano
fund. . r , "t ' '
. At the executive meeting of the
Auburn Community club Monday
eyentng; aVthe W; J Sneed home
plans1 V?T.e. discussed; for, several
Interesting nd instructive' meet
fngaTtoTln'e remalnder"'df "tbe cub
year. " . - ..."
. The folding chairs purchased
by th'e Community Club to be used
for 'public" gatherings' have" been
found "serviceable for, school and
Sunday school "purposes. '
f STAYTPH HEWS t
? The Hbelcab 61ub which, meets
next j week at the ? horrie ' of Mrs.
Harry Humphreys; is' preparing an
especially pleaslng"progfam"'arid
lunch for the occasion. " '
Wm. Tate was In from his farm
home near Union 'Hill Saturday:
Mrv Tate'ls one ol the j prosperous
farmers of that vicinit3'.v ' " '
Albert Watlers and wife, Mr.
Mulford and' Miss Naopi Mulfor
who went to Vancouver, Wash.,
to visit a relation over the week
end are at home again having en
joyed a pleasant trip. '
- Mr. and Mrs. C E. Iramer tried
out their, new" sedan esterday in
a trip t'o Salem. ' Thiy 'were" ac
companied by Alva Dajvis. "
T Mrs. William Crabtree was call
ed to Salem Wednesday by the
serious illness of her daughter,
who had? suffered ptomaine poll
on front eating a pimento cheese
sandwich Mrs.. Crabtree return
ed home Friday - reporting her
daughter, much Improved in
health.. v
i Owing to heavy local rains dur
ing Wednesday, night and Thurs
day, the Santiam river is well out
of its banks at this point and
much drift wood and uprooted
trees are being , carried down
stream by the flood, waters.
. ijester I McDonald of Silver ton
has purchased the interest ot C.
H. jPlatts in the Passtime Pool
hal which includes the entire
stock while the building and fix
tures are owned by Joseph P,ie?er.
Mil i McDonald having extensive
interests i elsewhere will not look
after the business here personally.
Mii Platts will go to another field
where he has secured employ
ment, i
' As the result ot a tall, Charles
Lampman, a local carpenter, re
ceived'a badly dislocated shoulder
Wednesday evening" while abou
his wort at his" home on Water
street. ' Dr.' C "H. Brewer was un
able to. reduce the dislocate
meinber and "the unfortunate man
was taken to the Salem hosp'tai
where " he was 1 given relief. " tie
has returned o his home but will
be off duty for a few days: -Roy
King," a prominent farmer
of the Victor Point country, was
in Staytcn recently transacting
business.; 'Mr. King reports crop3
in that community looking good
considering the hard " freezing
spell which visited this end of the
county during "December
Mrs. M. Herzeifen' 1 pleasantly
celebrated her birthday last week
by having her children, Peter Hir
zseifen and wife and ' Miss tainhfe
Hirzseifn "of' Portland and a few
S. layt'on friends with, her' upon the
occasion. ' An excellent dinner
was served by the hostess and a
general good time" enjoyed.
Safety CauricJt Honor-
Railroad Benefactor
CHICAGp, Jan. SI A move
ment to immortalize the name of
Lorenzo A. Father') Coffin, ac
creditee! yrit,h being the sponsor
of the ' first safety appliance act
adopted by. Congress . and . god
father of the air brake and the
automatic coupler, has been start
ed by the steam railroad section
of the National Safety council.
The memorial may be in the .form
of a monument to be placed in
the national capital.:- -
Mr.' Coffin at one time was a
state railroad commissioner.
Struck by" the great mortality
among trtamen, he began experi
menting witb safety devices. These
resulted in the writing of a safety
appliance act, submitted .section
by section to the judges' of the
Iowa supreme court. It was adop
ted later, and iri four, years the
Coffin measure had been passed
and signed by President Harrison.
"ilr. Coffin did two great things
and he received no reward while
living,", the Safety council says'.
1He eaved - thousands ot railroad
men front 'death' or permanent in
jury and,! In the effort to accom
plish, this, he effected" an . evolu
tion In- railroad transportation.
WEEKLY, OBJECTS t
: i
, Opposing the "proposal 'to sepa
rate the air forces. from the army
and navy' and unite them in a sin
gle air force, t Secretary, of War
John W. Weeks has issued the foi-
f "The. army-and .navy have long:
been i established 'aA 'separate' and !
Independent 'arms of the national
defense, eacb with 1U definite
functions' and its 'own particular
sphere otaction. . Their dutie? and
functions do :n6t conflict or over
lay except along, the coastline. A
system, for coordinating . the' oper
ations of Jthe army and navy along
ojir sea coast bal been evolved af
ter long experience. This system,
though not ideal, serves. to avoid
as; far, as - possible duplication of
operations as well us to overcome
tae Tnherennack'of unlty'bf coiii-
. n en -.-iff"
CLASSIFIED
Phone) 23-Advertising DepU
s CLASSITIED ADVEETISEJtEjrTS
Rat per word:
Fer taaerti
to
Terp iasertioas
Money to Loan
On Real Estete
t. K. FORD
(Orer Ladd A Bnsa Bank)
BETOR5 TOTT LEAVK TOTJB HOiOE
; Insured Properly
Bank iildc. -a8f
AUTOMOBILES
XOT1CE SALEM AUTO WRECKEf G
f Co., now open for business. Get oar
prices before selling or buying. 402 S.
- Church St. Fhone 2159. Res. Fhone
lSOS-B. . , . - 1-iiXU
BCHEEt-AR AtFTO WRECKING CO. Will
i i j n:.k. .tul.' ttri..
paid. "ir85-K. Commereiat St.l-J8tt
Storage
- firm proof building, day and night
errtee, 9 per moata. a. vi-
ltt,'Tiati rornge. 1-jfltf
'AUTO REPAIRING
WE WILL COMPLETELY RENEW Xur
ear 'truck, tractor.- and- gnre 'you essy
ma. II. U,- Shocker; 9 1'errr 66.
rOUB TIME WILL BE WELL SPEJiT
if you get estimates on Tour auto re-
pair work at tae ttnarareea; garage,- so
Miller. Phn -1 14-M. , S-f
' AUTO TOPS
STATION ART TOPS
Ta very 'latest hi anto tops t
. Beasonahle Price
O. J, HULL .
219 State 8t:' . S-dl7t1
" FOR RENT
MODERN OFFICE ROOit FOR RENT
- Home Realty Company. lb b. txigti.
. 41 5.
FOR RENT DESIRABLE SLEEPING
rooms, 1 Vt blocks from post office:
250 8. Cottage. - -f 14-j23tl
DOTVTrn T?rs rtzr 14" BY TU
warding For Rent," price ' 10 cents
each. Statesman asumt u.uci, on
Ground floor. '
HOUSE AND APARTMENTS PHONE
2056-J. - - ' . -niatl
FOR RENT HOUSES AND APART-
- nests. P. L. 1 Wood. S41 8tat street.
FOR RENT -Apartments 5
HOUSE OR APARTMENTS 733 NORTH
Hign. oe04
LARGE TWO BOOM APARTMENT
ground floor. 960 Mill. 5F4'
WELL FURNISHED - TWO BOOM
apartment, close in. ' 541 Mill. 54
THREE BOOM FURNISHED APART
inent. uStt Center.' Phone-1284-W.' '
. . , !.-: "- : ; - . . 5F1
FOR RENT FUl.LT FURNISHED S
room apartaent,, wita bath.' Phone
FURNISHED APARTMENT 2 0163
rooms ana mn, neaira. : viuse in.
920 Mill St. 5F4
THREE ROOM UNFURNISHED APART
ment, . $7 a month, including phone.
light and water, at vis. mone
1066. -" 5F1
FURNISHED APARTMENT 658 State
St. .
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT HARD
wood floor. Heated. - Phone 1516-M.
10 N. 14th St. 5-fl
FOR ' RENT APARTMENTS 891 N.
Commercial.
APARTMENTS 268 N. COTTAQB. Sntf
3 ROOM APARTMENT FULLT FUR-
nisned. Piano, furnace lest. - Good lo
cation. Reasonable. Phone 1870-M or
call 606 8. Chnreh afterrSO p. m.' 5ft
FOR REJfT Rooms 6
LAUREL' HOTEL-rCNDEB KBW MAN-
-agement.' Rooms fnrnishsd clean, 12th
and Oak. . i 6fl0
ROOM FOB RENT MODERN HOME,
three blocks from state louse, for gen
tjema.'" Mast give references. " Pleasf
address A- a- StaUtsman. 6-ol7t
PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 1" BT 114"
wording. 'Booms to - Beat,' . priem 10
cents each. Statesman Business office,
Gretwsd floor. ' yr' '-'
mand in this, restricted area." '
Tfne secretaryi of war points out
that while the operations of the
army and navy overlap only along
a single line and In areas immed
iately adjacent to the sea, the op
erations of a separate air force
would overlsp everywhere In the
sphere of action of either the army
of the navy".
'Referring to difficulty which
has "been experienced in the "past
in coordinating the action 'of the
army and" "navy along : the 4 sea
coast, Mr. Weeks says, "Imagine
what difficulties would, exist in
the future with an Independent air
force continually operating in the
zone of action of either the army
or the navy while our three Inde
pendent agencies, army, navy, air
force, "would, have to be coordin
ated along the coast. Such a con
dIt!on',ot. affairs could, only, end
In. disaster in . time ot war and
shipul4 not be tolerated in timeof
peaces ; ; ;. ; ? .gjv ; r
SAUEU. MARKETS" I
Prices auoted bm vkakui, .
prices Tecei-ed ' by, farmers. Ka retail
ptices arc given. . - ..i.
GRAXS ASO HAT ' ". '
Ko. 1 soft white wheat - , 1 ft "7
Ko. 1 soft red wheat $1.81
Oata t ' t .
Cheat hay f
vas aay , ' . , f id.
Cierer hay, tUA , -.
Oat and Vetch bar tlS.50
' P0BK. MTJTTO Aim SEE '
floes. lOMiiftrwt - . am ca
Roga, 250-300 ewt
Lieht aowe ,
fio.oo
Top veal
.9
Dressed veal
-2aHt
. . J4c
Lambs , ,
; . "
POULTRY
Heavy bene
.18g lie
pringer.
16618c
13315e
Uight hens-
EGGS. BUTTER. EnTTERPAT
Creamery butter :. , jc
46c
Bntterf at, - dolrvered
Milk, per ewt
Ksrti stsndsrds
PulleU
44e
-82.00
.3 3 Q 3Sc
-30e
-. .
SEGTION
One' wwk (six iasertioas)
Oft month
i.20
Ri mnnlhl' MntruL Mr month 1 5
IS laeatba contract, per month 12
Minimum for any advertisement 25
5 FOR RENT House 7-
MODERN FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH
garage. Call 1540 Stata St. 7F
FOR 'RENT- ONE MQDERX POUR
' "room bungalow, close in.' ' Phone 1893.
No children o-rer tire.' : 7-F4
"BIX- ROOM HOUSE CLOSE - IN. RANGE,
gas plate, linoleum on kitchen; shades,
etc. See Owner at 267 N. High.
, '.. . 7F1
FOR SALE BT OWNER. NEARLT new
-' btmgalow, ; full ' cement ' basement, fur
nace, ' maple fjoorn, corner lob A good
homo. 1285 N. Capitol St. 7-f8
FOR RENT SOOH- HOUSE, 2000
, State street. 840.
WINNIE PETTTJOIIN v
Realtor' r
216 Oregon Bldg. T-j31tt
FOR. SALE iliscclianeons 8.
Ft'RNTTURE 1333 NOR WAT.
REAS
8Teb4 FOR SALE SEW CHENEY. PHOSO
STaph and 40 records, -4(60.00. Phone
ia-V. ' - ' '":" SF1
GOOD CRACKED BEANS FOR SALE
- Fit eents-per' M." ir taketf at' bnce.
Phone "254 or 622. r .''-'-"-.'.' 8F1
FORDSON . TRACTOR OUTFIT AND
-other farm machinery- aad "teams ' for
sale.- Joba 11. Scott, Fhone 254 or
' 22. - -' - ' 8FI
COLTS- 32-20. HEAVT FRAME, LIKE
- new. Six-shots. -BaTain!. Peopte"e
Furnitnre Store, 271 - N. Commeretal
St Salem. 8F3
UIQHGRADE IMPORTED "AND DOMES
TICBRED CHINCHILLA BABBITS.
. Prices reasonable. Northstar Babbitry
Box S. Goodrich. -North Dakota. 8P9
ALFALFA, GRAIN, HAT, TIMOTHY and
:: straw, guaranteed quality, prompt ship
- ment. ibices upon application.. Richard
Nyman, Walla Walia, , Washington.
- ' 8 fl
SI BRINGS TWO BIG" GERMAN BONDS.
- Million Note Treasure Bond, Thousand
note . Government bond, . bulletins, lists
and sample currencies. Vernon, 1839
No. lath. Philadelphia. 8F1
PLANT GRAFTED WALNUTS ONE OF
- best V rooms n Franquettes in state, well
grown and selected. A full line of
nursery stock, at right prices. Send
in' year HsW ' 85 years- in business.
. Carlton. Nursery Co., Carlton, Oregon.
'."....-' . . , . . 8F1
FORDSON TRACTOR. WITH TANDEM
disc and . two bottom plow, for sale or
trade lor li restock or automobie. Might
take a team. - - : -
JOHN If. SCOTT 1"
" 305 Oregon- Bldg " 8-fl
Fruit Treeg.
. Walnut and shrubbery. ' High -aa
Terry. . Fruitland, Nursery. A, J. Math
Is, Prep. Phone 1140 M evenings. "
... t --'-'-. 8-il8tl
FOR SALE OLD- NEW9PAPEBS, "It
cents a bundle. Circulation, department
Oregon Statesman.. . .
FOB SALE 12 SHARES (850 EACH)
United Drug Co, (Rex all) 1st prefer
red stock, 7 per Cent guaranteed, pay
able " quarterly Wm. . Neimeyer. 175
". N. ' Commeretal. . . , 8-j4tf
Beautiful Oregon Ross
And eleven ether Oregon sonrs to
gether with a fine Collection of patriot!
songs, sacred songs and many eld tim
farorites. - ' ;-t
. ALL FOB 25e
(Special prices in quantity lots)
- Especially adaptable for achool, eon
sanity or noma singing. Send' for"
Western Songster.
70 pages now In It third! edition "
Published By - . '" -
OREGOJT TEACHERS MONTHLT
816 S. Commercial St. Bslem, Or. "
Notices"
For Sale. T
Tresspasa' Notices,' sise 1 Inches bj
- 9 inches,' printed - en good 10 wunc
eanrass bearing the words, "Notice It
Hereby Otren - That "Tresspasslnr- It
Strictly forbidden Oa Thee Premise
Under Penalty Ol Prosecution." Prid
15o each er two for 25 e. Stateamat;
Publishing Company, Salem, Oregon.
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WE RENT. SELL OB BEPAIB SXWIN&
maenmes. va macmaes sa- ana up'
Big adTcrtising diactfunf: oh mew saw-
chines. - ' ... i
WHITE SEWINO atACHINa? CO.
1 - blocks stmt h- -OE depot.- -21-8ratl
High SC Phono 208. . , a-fJ
DBAO-SAW FOB BALE A- NEW Nt
man power arag saw, au metal con
struction ; two . wheele ander frame
permits machine to bo moTod ' like-
wheolbarrowv ' Several apoeiad features.
This has never 1 been, used. - Will sen
at a substantial reduction sad grre
terms to responsible party4 Wm ' M.
Meier,. Salem, Or, E. 8. Box 23 L
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Willamette Valley
Nursery I
Has a Sslesyard at 261 Court street,
at Kennedy'a paint shop, opposite Bn
aiek'e store. All kinds ef fruit aad But
trees. Dr. Bean's Big French prune a
peetaltr;-. Office phone- 1815. Bee.
105F5. Jess Mathis. Prop. J 8-dl4tf
FOR SALE Livestock &
HEAVY YOUNG WORK HORSE. GEN-
tie. rnone jioir. , . sr
150 BUYS TOUNG HOLSTEDT-JERSET
cow, iresn. see her at .. L. -Brady
place end of S. Com'! car line oppo
- site Salem Heights hall. - . fi-fi
PIGSr PHONE JOSJll.
-J81
'-"Pet!an4"'
Sells -i
Baby 'Chicks
ttut
9 j27tf
ETEBINARIAN ' DB, PATTERSON
Phone? aeas-w: , !- ,.-s, s-d,vtf
PRKI W. LANGE. VETERINARIAN .
Office 430 S. Commercial Phone 1198
Re. Phoe IB, i - a-m23tf
WOOD. .FOR .ILE 11
1
COOD COAI.I DRY WOOD
- PROMPT DELTVEBIES
HILL M1 AN FUEL CO.
PHONE 1855
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DRY-WOOD FOB SALE Phone 254 or
t 632, ----- ' xi-f25
VR? WOOD. FOUR FOOT AND 18 Inch,
i I d. 84.T5 per -load. Phone
!;1879-Wi ' Jl-fll
-CA f UPPLX.. YOUR W90D AT
vmonal:e;prTccr TCall 112. JuJJ. the
woodssw Alio. 11-113
VOOD FOR SALE - It
WOODSAWINO JUDD AND SCHMIDT
phone 142. - -J13ti
TTtT - SLAB WOOD FOB SALE Also
DIXY Vk Tfcn-S 1758. 11F22
eeeona -ini--.--
BEST GRAPE OF WOOD
4 It. ana to mtu.
. ' - Dry mill wood.
Iry and green mill weod.
i Dry aecond- growth fir.
. : Dry -and Id fir.
- . Di-r-4 ft. ash. ' -
- ' FRED E. WELLS .
Prompt delfrery" n reasonable price.
280 South. Chnrch.: Phone 1542. Il-a6tf
BEST SECOND GROWTH FIB 7; OAK
89. Call 3W Il-d27tt
18 INCH AND FOOT WOOD OF ALL
kinds. Pricea reasonable and prompt
delrry. Phone 1958-W. 11 slStf
18-INCH OLD FIB. 4 FOOT OLD FIR.
aecond growth oak and ash. -Phono
QF M P. Wsrfield. ll-itf
-WANTED Miscellaneous 13
MARRIED MAN DESIRES WORK ON
farm.- Experienced in dairy and farm. -
4VANTED Miscellaneous 13
WANTED TO BUY GOOD USED -Piano
or player cheap. Bex 2315 Statesman.
' 13-f7
WANTEP TO CUT GHICKF.N OR
- Stable manure. Will pay good price.
Y. Kaneka Boute 8, Box 184, S;
CASH PAID FOB FALSE TEETH
dental gold, platinum and discarded
jewelry. Hoke Smelting and Refinis
Co., Otsego, Michigan. ' 13-j27tf
WANTED CASH PAID FOR ROTAL
Anhe, Bings and Lambert cherry scions.
Lafayette Nursery Co.. Lafayette, t
: . is fi
WJiSTEO PRIVATE MONEY FOR
farm loans. We have several applica
tions on hand. Hawkins A Roberta,
Inc., 205 Oregon Building. 13-d4tf
WOODBT 1 THE "AUCTIONEER BUYS
used furniture for cash. Phone 51 1.
. . 13-aprtf
15CanLJiAXEOUS
14
STIRELLA CORSETS SOLD BY Alice
A. Miles. 451 N. 21st St. Phone 190,4-J.
Salem, Oregon.- 14-fl
. SPRING SEWING -Make
that" hat and coat for Easter
-and -save half. -'-Classes in millinery
and dressmaking, xuoraing, afternoon
and evening.' . Enroll now. Classes
begin Monday, February 2nd, on third
floor over Miller' a store. For infor
mat ion call Mrs. Neff. phone 686.
14-f3
Square Deal Welding Works
- - 849 'Ferry Street - "
Phoiie 864
" We teach electric and acetylene weld
ing. Welder of 12 years experience as
teacher: - - ' 14f2S
AGENTS AVAXTED 16
BE OUB SALESMAN EXTRAORDIX
ary values. Pure Wool Suits. Three
- day delivery. Big advsnee commission.
We deliver; and cellact. Write quick.
Crane-Kent Clothes. Cincinnati, lti-fl
AGENTS WRITE FOR FREE Samples.
Sell Madison "Better-Made". ShirU for
large Manufacturer direct to "wearer.
No capital . or ' experience . required.
Many earn 100 weekly and bonus.
Msdison Mills, &62 Broadway,' New
York. 16-f 1
f 300 A MONTH TO DISTRIBUTE Every
day household necessity, rural and
small town districts. No money-seeded.
Million dollar firm behind it
W'rite for particulars, state territory desired.-
V. X. JOHNSON, 161 North
Union Ave.. Portland. Ore-.., . 16-fl
HELP WAX TED Female 17
EARN $5-81 WEEKLT, ADDRESSING,
mailing circulars. Send stamped enve
lope for particulars. Palace Mail Co.,
Toledo. Ohio. . 17-fl
WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR
housework. Bo 2333. Statesman. 17-fl
HELP WATED--Male 18
EARN BIG MONET. IX ELECTRICITT,
Building radios, wiring houses, automo
tive work, etc Learn at home. Satis
faction guaranteed and position secured.
Electrical Book Free. . Write Chief En
gineer Cooke, 2140 Lawrence, Chirac.
. .,... ... . 18.fl
MAX WANTED (CITY OB- COUXTBT)
old established company will supply
capital and start yon. in your own per
. manent business selling necessities peo
ple must bay -every 'day. "Experience
unnecessary. Write McConnon 4r Co,
Faraory 202. Winona. Minn. lS-fl
SALES3IEX
20
WANTED SALESMEN! ' GOOD LIVE
Tampa Cigars.- Salary or Commission.
Full time or sideline. Send stamped
I Addressed envelope. Gulf Coast Cisa
: Co Tampa. Fla. . 20F1
AMAZING STYLISH ..SHOES LARGE
k cash Commissions introducing Popular
priced 83. 9j and '84.H5 shoes. Actual
; sample furnished. Write quick. Style
Arch Shoes. Dept. W2, Cincinnati.
' " - -20 fl
ENERGETIC. SALESMAN TO HANDLE
high class line of advertising caU-udar
and'-noreitiea.'flood mlesmant-an make
big money twelve months in the year;
' Prefer as Learns n to handle our line ex
' clusively, although woaid entertain one
devoting major part ot. time to oar line.
State reference. V. S. Walsh, 595 Mis
sion St.," San Francisco. 20-fl
WANTED SALESMEN. TO Distribute
proaucis or Seattle manufacturing torn
DT in Tour local territnrv mnA
where.' Experience unnecessary. We
gite you complete course of instruction
. on articles and salesmanship. 8500 to
' 81000 investment reqnired, fully pre-
terted "by merchandise and exclusive
right to represent company in your ter-
ritory. Advancement and wonderful op-
portnnities to those whose efforts jus
. Ufy promotion. Investigate at oace i
openings a"re-liraited.- Artdress Preir
dent, 1001 L. C. Smith Bldg., Seattle.
Washington. - - go. ft
POULTRY AXD EGGS 21 '
POULTRY KEEPERS FREE CIIIC1C
feed given to all ordering ene hundred
1 or more chicks front Feh. 2nd to 7tb.'
Our new location, 284 North Cottsre.
Salem Chickeries, Salem. 2lFeb3
RHODE ISLAND RED BREEDING
maker for aale; also chicks and hatrhinir
err. PhoTie 1UF14. ' 21-f3
LOST ASD FOUND 23
LOST FOUNTAIN PEN. MILLICENT
jviea- on w. fhone 137.' S-'Tff-
n 1
FEKSONAIi
f 2o.OOO. -Lonely, will marry. Club
o-ivt-i, wicnita, Kanaas. - 23-fl'
MARRT IF LONELY JOJN "THE Sue.
eeeafnl Correspondence Club" Keli-
V. able. Descriptions free. Uox 556. Oak
land, Calif. ... 23-fl'
ASTROLOGY STARS TELL LIFE'S
-alory. - end birthdato and dime for5
Trial reading. Eddy. 10S5-B. .. Kuit'
36, Kansas City, Missouri. 23-fl'
MADAM VIRGINIA GIVES READINGS
on Love and Business. Honrs 9 tn 9
633 Ferry St. Phone 1908-J. 23 fl
LEAD IXf C LUB LA Uf K .-T. JTT "K
leable for lonely people,- confide -1 rie
"JU?'pt,"" re P'ain sealed envelope "
Thousands weslthy members. If siifere"
write. E1ibHnhed 20 ye.rx, ?' '
ildtlhews,' Box 25,' CakU,' t.:'- .
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