The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 08, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textm We carry In stock over ,115 legal blinks ' suited to most any business ; transactions:!' We mvhave-'jiathefbrr-you I are looking? f at- at a' biff i Bavins a compared? to made to order I 6rtnC' - i Sdme'of thi fofms4 Cototr4ctrSaIe Road Nolicci Will 'forms,' Assign, ment of Mortgage, Mortsae'forxds; Quit Claim Deeds, Abstracts form,-. Bni'of:Salev BdUdinj-Contract; Promissory Notes,1 Installment - Notes, General Lease,1! ifrofJAtlorneyn Prune1 'Books' and Pads, Scale 'Re ceipts , Etc These f orms are caret tnyfeparga'ioi th'e'cdurts andTpriyate i use. Priceon 'forms ranges from 4V cents to 16 certts apiece;' and on1 note' books froiat-25-to 50 centsj r , - - f I r PRINTEB-ANEh FOR SXL&BY 100hi WtiMdn Goi LEbkH BLNI HDADQUAltTfcl A't teosiness'Officei Ground lido l - 1111 l ' Mri-, ' " -..-.'- '-J RifRtt Allele Garrison New Phase of REVELATIONS OP A WIFE Copyright" by Newspaper Feature Service . CHAPTER 379' WHAT, MADGE COMPELLED . DICKY TO AGREE TO DO The feline side ' of , me' hidden somewhere in almost every women . and in many men, for that matter- was, so absorbed In the game of delicately punishing Dicky "for the humiliation he had' put upon me that it had dulled my gen. erally lively realization' ; of my j husband's hair-trigger temper. i Bitt my. perceptions were, sud denly 'sharpened when, at my lan guid request to spare' mer the de tails "of his explanation, he mut tered a savage execration? " and thrust his white, tense face close to mine, his eyes blazing'with'ah- "So, that's the way you're going to perform, la it?' he' snaTled. "Well, two can. play at' that gahie! upset sioaci GAS, lilGESTIOl! Chew a few PleasantrTattefe, Stomach Feels Fine ! So pleasant, so Inexpensive, so mi fob- n .otflo nnrif tnTnaiW Gi PROBLE The moment "Pape's Mpesta?Jr -"tension; ',and ?e f! reaches the -stomach all pain and distress from Indigestion -or aBour, gassyf stomach radishes, , - Millions ino-. t . EtaglcV All druggists , recommend -this' harm less stomath corrective.-Adv. AVeLetf ffim Decide phe natter - th&t-iar-ntirely in hiy hands; ; The ; cost of our serviee is never more than one vtishes"'irttf"be. - We have been, tol h policy of never influencing or at teriiptlnff to influence, those' -vre - serYerin reardtb-tlii9 rivatter is botlf unique and -aprpreciated. , w ' ; superior, tfuneral service 05 Saaiuixa'S-reit PJioitc'KO i .""il. ' 'K V - '- Ivitrfeato' be adeee abdtft it, bof I'fat through: ' I'll get'oul here aid walk "badk to the nearest rair r6id station, and you and Claire Foster and evry' other woman in tne world can'' go to the deviL" If He leaned forward and raised hi' hand to tap on the glass. sep- afatlng'- us 1 froar the ' taxi driver,1 bhi withahagfle ' movement aid astrength which Ii did. not knoV I f possessed",' I grasped ' his hand J Taking advantage "of his surprise ahd hi3 crahiped position: I forced Dicky' back intb'hls seat,' add leafci ed ? over ' hihi In. such a manner that 'beT would" have been compel led to' push me' Tlolehtfyaway- in' order ' to reach ' the . glass : again. Then I spoke, slowly, Icily, with some genuine- anger and much more that was assumed In my voice. "Of Course, You're Right." "You've4 trid' to be' decent about it! I repeated. J "You've tried! to' be decent! And you're throtigh? No,- you're not. You're gding'to listen" to me'fot a'mrnUtd or two: I dldnt 4 get you into this scrape; and I- dott't care a button about it one way or the other; etcept-for) one thing.-: For our boyVsake, and'ydur mother's and my own,-1 do not want any more publicity about it than we hare had: You sent for me, and I - came, not because you sent for me, . but becuase I' saw that1 in no'other'; way could I stop this fool -, thing ' being- ajred,, U , over this section: The reporters were already-on the Job when- I left; aed are on the roadto the resort now: '.. ' : A - , "And let me tell you now," , I went on so swiftly he had 1 no chance to"' interrupt,- "you're- not going to epoil my plan with an ger, because I don't play the pa tient Griselda and? listen to your ejcplanatioTW? - I'll play- that "Tore iff public, but not in private, thank you. j I'm going tol depict the loving.' guileless',' unsuspecting wife, for all the part isworth, and I'nlgoihg-to take Claire'Fbs ter with me if ehe'll go. And youre gtrtn " to f pftry up: to ; me every second of the time until we're safe from spying eyes. "After that I don't care what' you do. But you certainly' owe me that much.". - . , . Before I had "finished Speaking his hand and body had relaxed slumoed down into his seat. But there -was- a longmiaute-of-palpitant, potential silence before he spoke. ' - : " "Of course; you're1" rights he said at- last, and' there was - no of cost' is up'tbTiim i - f Sim y who makfes the selections, .for that1, otir j jj 4 jyS-1!7" -S. r i sit, .Nr..rr a-O l V . faC&" --C7 m --a L.' T7 TV i anger In1 his voice, onlya note of weary bitterness, which, queerly enough, sent a tiny apprehensive thrill through me. " You always are. And I'm an -abysmal brute, Gadarene swine,- and all the rest of it. And I'll play up- all right both; t public and private; You need not fear any- further anncy ance." Madge Is Apprehensive. ' - I let go his hand and sank back into the seat' with' a-perfunctory Thank you." To my, surprise I found that I, was -trembling fas from a chill, though-1 Was -warmly wrapped, and the night was not Apply Stiphur as Tblrt thett Youf Skin IlrraJck Ou2 Any- breaking' out or the' skin on face, neck artri-r or body is overcome quickest by applying HhUlph.Uv Th I p,mpie3 seem to dry right up and go a.wy. declares a noted skinrspecialist. Nothing has ever been found to 1 ED3?SipHUI! take the place of sulphur as a pirn- terpri8e. Mlsis Helen M. Bennett, pie remover; It Is hatinlesd and , dniget in women's activi inexpenslve. Just ask any drug- tl: ani, tK. fatr gist for a small jar of -Rowles Mentho-SMphur ' and use 5 it " like J coiq cream. aqv. . $5.00 Down Monthry Boys Any Make of f " rypewriter Rubber Stamps and Seals Made to Order' ; : J ATLAS BOOK A'Ft) 4 Sf ATI 0 N ER CO. '-" 465' STATE STREET' ? 39 - j especially cold: I could " have ut I jtereoT nothing ' elser calralyi if1 my Ufe had depended upon -it. I For" thbughT-1 5 was secretly "elatA ed at my victory,' there was- that !n Dicky's bHterr weary tones ' which vaguely Jt rlgtened meJ J realized that 1 1 bad been a bit In toxicated with the heady draught which the words'of Mr. Rickett,' the reporter; had" given' me. "He doesnt ' know whether she cates ' a button " for " him, Mr. Rickett - had" said, referring to Dicky, and ' he also had praised what' he"1 called: my marvellous self-control. With the clarity which , a suddeh jolt" sometimes gives, I saw-that the fabric of'my Jast resentment at Dicky had been heavily embroidered1 with ' fanci ful ideas '-of livlng'up'to? the -pie i tare Mr. Riekett had drawn of me: Had 'I "overdone it? My mental I eyes were " clearing and I- knew that f while" I desired to pualsh tny ' husband, and my- cold wrath against bjim was stilt strong with- lin'me, yet Is did not wish to give him a wound which-' would not heal. - . ) " v:. 1 -1 But there" wasr no retracing my steps now. i naa commuted' my ! self ; to the' role I was playing, 'and' I' must gb--on- with-it. And there was no opportuntty-'for4 any change in my attltude7 for, inthe next minute or two? the 'taxi turn ed into a drtveway and' drew up before the lighted door and wiq- dows of a large houser evidently our destination'. ' (To be continued.) Women Urtite in'Seeking New Political Positions - - CHICAGO, .Feb. 7 Exhibits symbolizing the varied activities of - the'twentleth" century woman. and depicting the slow broadening of the field'of feminine enterprise" until it embraces two Ameriean state eapitols, supreme, ' court JadnPs in several states, high prominence in the world's political affairs, are being assembled here from many lands for the first Woman's World's fair, to be held at the'American Exposition Palace on Lake Michigan, April 18-25. In addition, hundreds of com-? mercial exhibits will- reveal tne feminine : hand in the business world and in the arts of the day. Several hundred booths crowded with specimens from a score of countries will be arrayed to record -nm an a mntrihnitnno " In ppntifl- ,a , eton n Btai cuUure the world around. a group of prominent Chicago women- is behind a corporation organi.edt especially to promote the fair and T w0men will dlrect vMn!nir:mj f th- in idea, is managing director "orihe nture The boards of directors includes Mrs. Joseph T. Bowman, Mrs Edith Rockfeller McCormick, Mrs.k George R. Dean, Mrs. Silas Strawu and Mrs. Medill McCor mick, all leaders In society and women's club, work- . . - . -. - .j One feature of the exhibit will be a collection of ' newspaper , and magazine- clippings :- from; various countries during" the : last 200 years emphasizing the' storm of protest which greeted ' every sug gestion for .a freer social status for women. ' "! SNAPPY THIXsvIXiG, NO. ,290 Word I If p W I I6 7 o- If . v; :; - 1 j ' , - to a r m i . ,, .t . - . ' - .. .T. .... - i. :t: .. ' ' i :.i : ' 'i - . ; -. " ' : " ; : -A ;r ' M " ' ' ' ' mmm mmmmmt ' - ' " ' r-j '? :.: , .. lTT -i i i i I i . .rfild, mmmmmm " - . " .,' - i '' ' t -i ' ' " I LJ SmjJ- . .Xl' . ; j . - : i , p W r?5" ) 36 l rr "iirii ;. ... 5- , ' I" I , ' ' ' . -. i MMB -i IT - i r -I. fn I- ' ' , - - ... r3b: ; . .., . - . . . i " Z--' t : -j - -: - - J 57' 39 " : r , J (: ' ' " - 1 1 . - ' i " al-. . .. , : . . . (Answer T ACROSS 1 Inflorescence about ai-aifs' 5 Shadfrw - -' 10 Woman's: natne " 12 Tho1sase" (Latin") ' 13' Uack' of Security 16 Two' points of the co&pasg' a descrlptlre pastoral poem 18 Spanish article -r- 19 Court - 20 Knowledre . (Scot.) . . . ' : 22 A pouch ;: . - 1 " 23 A small water sprite . 25 Point - ' - - v , ' " 27 Salt . 2.9 .Anno Domini 31 The- lowteC-point SS.NIckname of the new goTernor it of Texas 26 27 28 30 32 3 4 i. Menacing : 37 Fleshv . - 3$-CobWrVtooI (PI.) A species of poplar. 33 .35' 36 4 d oadminlsterextreie- une- -tion(obs.) - v World Hunters Consume i t S Surplus D.oticnCdies 5 ijONTK) Feb. B.--WheB' iews of how the cross-word puizxle dra hadj gripped.' America first seeped across the ( Atlantic Jto jth is figit lltle! island, -newspaper paragraph ers' assumed a somewhat superioi? afr and poInted"ont that eueh tool- Utinses waan'f j. th" mlo In i Eti lanrl. Xow nearlv pVerv newsDai peFnsh5sItsdTIpuzlTriatitf large prfies are?otferedr tb& oj4-' tiotaInfPl6t-J.si ''L! - So completely has the fad caught the-public's fancy that lone firm; of. second hand booksefleris. has reported that the demands for cheap ' dictionaries far outstrips the supply, and that its entire supply; of" dictionaries and' biioka of .synonyms has been exhausted, with dictionaries goirig'at'the rate of b or'more a day and: synonym ' bboki'at 25 a day. Even diotlon- ariesHtaiea in ine wu s and pu a ot tne iast century are Deing snap ped iup.: ' ; " i 1 , ' !, H l !! In their search ' tor ; noTeltfes puzzle'editors have departed large ly ' from' the conventional squires and rectafleles. " and VllZZlei i havel . - t Z J f til. f Many pf-y'ur . il.t i I. friends think that yoti I If I - I . are too fat You.too I I f f II I re-Hse it,. J3ot why. " don't you set rid of r that extra 10, 20. 5Q or ! more' pounds.' peel comfortabieana.-hore like a human beiniE , aeaia.' I am a hhyst . ciart licensed by the . otaie oi rtew lorn. havefofyearstreated men and mmenavcr burdened with exces sive flesh; many have reduced as much as; a pound a day. I pre Cribef ot my patients' rift, in mv ociuion. produce not only the loss ot weight without harm, but an tmprov;menr : i. i i . t . . . . r . . in neaicn. won i ijkc my wora ior u. uez me end you free my trial treatment and convince yourself. Personal attention is given to each case ' and you are treated; exactly as it you were in: my -mce.'" - k- ). ii I7IJ,I7 17 TRIAL i JT K Ii E, TREATMENT ? AND INTERESTING BOOKLET I havej successfully- treated "thousands of patients for fat reduction. WithdUt Change of Diet or" Uhtl6Ci8jlsl.ty; Exei-cls j Beiew are a few extracts of tetters from (trate- M patieats wiuca bear out my atafemerrts: : Loa176Pouida.-Afrjj O.'WJtMevrierUtvTJ ! have IpU, 76 pounds ma a resttlt of your treatment , mnd have -never felt to teell in m? lift as I do now, Loat TO Pounds. Mr. S. Santeeiprtiet?"l map lost ro pounds as a rtsuli of taking your treatment. I feH better in every way. I can men tome long wains mrttmomt Decorrunf Itrid ox short e ertain. , i tmanmyom vary much for what yam hap done Jot me." i Loaf 48 Pound; Mr & Horner says?" Win r me lad to informyon that I moat lost 48 pounds in 6 watts.' i . ( Make up your'rriTnoTthls "verv dav to get rid of that fat. Write me for my freetriat treatment now; tneo you U Boon realize how happy youll f eel. how much better yduf heaith will be for havintt joined the thousands tf tn v pratefu! patienu who now belong to the ranks v.l!lnTePe- Don't delay. , Write now for FREE Trial Treatment. s i DR.! R.- NEWilTAr 286 Fifth Avenue, Detk"-3$ KEW TOEK CIT-T - . ' 4: P ii zzfe - ead - y)1 j-r ire J,:1- '1:4f V i iHiii 'CJ Jii'M Jg'PtW fir i: i ' ' DOWX . lTwfk": ir-t im: 2.; Female -birds ' ' -V? 3 i' Ab. of 1 the' word which is the ' '' 1 banei- of ezlste&ce of ' cross - V word puttiers; 4 'Reason ' ' ' ' 6 Ohe rwlo' belieresin themil ' lehlum"1 - 7 Boys"; Delinquency- In. (ab.) , AnetWbrk:' ' ' ' Hydrocarbon radicals '' . JlVTro'ato-e fo'r (atfchalc) . 14 '"ross',' 15 Breed! 19. Pale , ' ' 21 Nothing Greek' letter A'cleb 4 1 Title 'of a knight ' Out of fashloa (Fr.) .Metal blocks" To put ' on -- To cogitate T,ortyswlnks ' ' To be under 'obligation CLASSIFIED fi j y PhOnI3-JaTerting Dep4. . - CAksiFIED ADVEBTISElH"!f S " On week" insertioiu) I n Una month ..t ! : : Rte T-r ward i iPer insertion i Tli t-ee insertions ,, ', , So" 54 4 Real Estata-- I - I i i T. Fi t Rl -v i- (Orer do--Bnshsni:).. - &IPO; TOTJLEAVi: YOt7HfSH0-IE , . i OB CAB 'HAVE it t - Irtsu red Prop'er-Vvr Pnona 161. Beeka Hendricks 0. S. Bank Bld. ; i;a--StI AUTOMOBltiCS J4QTICK j SALEM AUTO WRECKING 'i : (vw.. w u lUo.i now open for business. Met our , prtoea before sellin. or buyine. 402 s, 1L X'hnn St. Phone 2159. Res Phone l8t K. 1 1 j31t BCHEELAB AUTO WRECKING CO. Will I puy. your via, car. xusnesi uu pre JiJ. . 10B5 JN. C'oiumercial Bt. Storage; Tir i proof building, day and . night Serrice, :4 per. month. . IV9 ti. Vap- Itou Teni rsrsge. , - . 1-Jtf STORAGE,- Ope-dsy-sud -I.llt.- W.sUittr aft EIKER AUTO CO. Corner fjiberty and Ferry j Fhone 1S1 , 1-fC.tf AVTO TOPS EGQS FOR- SETTINtT Buff Itors itork.' Buff iii iOrpfaetons. !A ' few corkerels. While f f km aucK. j toc ana egK. I oquao hH"ina;-piKer.(. R. K. J?oullry and H.oaib Rnrh, , 2101; Kooserejt SI AyeMeeu, j Wash. ; J- 8TATfOSART TOPS- '. 1 . U-5a ivery . latest in anto tops i Keasonaoie r-riea i " J HPI.T. 2t 1sttifetj: "' '" a-ami I FOB KENT I HOHSI& OR jAPABTMEXTS AT ,735 N, IJigK. '. Kent '-very reasonable. r-lit' wordpar 'ror Kent," priea- i! een eaehJ Stateamaa Sasinessi Ofitea, o Ground floor. i ; i i I i , i i i i is, "i ; ! i i HOUSB AN'P . APARTLENT S PIIOXR FOR ItlONTr Apartment. XTS TIRSt' kloor.j i.i Jth.: ' 5-fU . . 1 I ! HEATllD APARTMKN' niifuiinisliecl' 3fViii! XEWB4" FTKKISHED 3 ROOM APART mesitfwith jbath. 372 N. Winter street. Ihon0 4UUM. . i i-tll APARTpIENTS AT 111 OAK STREET. Mpdern honse. i !. Rooms f 8 per aaontn ltd) ap. I SP car. . Phone 98.'4-fll 4 K06K FUJtXiStlED APARTtE?T PriVa e bath, sleeping porch, hot prater FOl KEKT iAPARTMEJiTS 81 N. . ... 4PARTME-STffc 2fi N. OOTTAOK. fintf , 4 j : port j K-iooin- a o ; , PLEASANT ROOMS CIvOSBJ-IK RENT reasonable,; Phone - 591-W. . B-fll MS. PEASAXT. BOjOJI FOR GENTLEMAN Close 'iia.'i trnanet a-w. i - . o-iy H I 1- - , --- JOARD AND atOOJ FOR; TWO Phone 134j-. ' jt : M' 1 '! '-H " j. H11 FOB KENT FOUR GOOD ROOM3 With bath, toilet i and electric tights free. Come in and 'sea pife. 410 Oregon Bldg: :! i i - i: s : ; . -. -! -ie-to ROOM; a"OR. RENT MODERN- HOME, threa ttloeka front Stste house, for gen tleman' Must rive references, pleas addresa; A. IS., car Statesman.' 6-ol7tl PRISTEU CARDS, 8IZB 14" BY fi" wording, - . Kooma to Kent. prieei u eeata each; Btstaamsn Buainaaa wff.ica, Oio-d: floori ' !: ! i !i! ! - - ! I - ' " 1 1 1 II ! appeared in all mas per jot quieer forms, fiuch las; circles, trianles I and craiy-qiiUti patcliwork. 1 I 4 n j, :l .l.MM. -i , . .'. , .... tOW HEELS KAIL) , TO-PId-ASE rHt!;iLj! I i S.'Tb.ose i is I IXONErON- Feb o- ctety woinen who! followed the liat ebt dictate of faebloii 'and too cj to low heeled siloes, have abandoned them apd are retur ling to high heels agMnf j j ',.!.. Wearers, of the low. heels naive not only! lost; some of their ankle charm, say writers in the women's columnsj but' have sjuffered from ankle-neuralgia. ' and have de cided toj sacrifice corn fort in the low8 heelj for the' beauty and 'ele gance'! off the higher' shoe. 1 , AGEXT ItElilJt '; ; l ' VANC6tJVER; ,b: 9.,1 FeV. 6.r- f. namey. insurance agent or .1- i 1.',: ' . n I . Trail, B. with the N'eHson," who -nfas C, Vas tonight charged murderof Miss ;Mildrid of! Vanrio'uvpr, a nurse shot la! a'1 purses home at Trail todayij ; Wlss jKeilson had regarded atttntlonsi of Hanley wUh disfiTor. Do-youi remember te mistakes you - madd lAstj yelar ? Tr to rl lucmutr 1 mem' wnen yofl plan your garden this f yearj. FURNIfED POCSEKEEPIXG ROOMS. l Part of 8 room. ..house.! : Garage.! Re- liable ! party call at i 396 South Cist. I Phone! 381-J. . . , ,,. i 6-fll f I -; : i t '. ''-'" la' --''I IC. QKi ,t v rM h c 1 tn-:. iiEL, SHS r-rp '. ' .1.-: i ' ! : ; - . ,v i. (Answer to ' yesterday's puzzle)! SECTION SOe Six months' contract, wr month 15a 13 month' contract, ptr"iont..le Minimum for an- adrerti8ement--e FOR RENT Houses 1 7 FORkRENT GOOD SEVEN -ROOM honse nicely worked orer. Good basement, modern in terj way. Wood tad III " ranra. 1078 nieme-ta . afreet. !See Thomas Holt at Electric Pstaurant be , tween one and twa afternoon. ; 7 -f 8 . . f UOUS I N Q U I KE 243 ' K. -14TH Si. 7-fa tiOTJSE FOR REST 2 W NCtKTH 14TH street, : - vi v't. : " - : -,7-t FOR" KBNT iROOil-.lOCSE, 2000 . Stars street. o. -- i WINNIE PETTTJOHN" . i Realtor - 216 Otvcon Bide. FOU SALEr-tl3cellJieous 8 FORT SA-TT" ORT TITADTr n V VTTW radio sot.- . Complete- wrtn sioraga 1 and; B batteries. 20OO Capitol 1 St ONE CREAM SEPARATOR SOLD BIT have.-another-smod one-'for"" 2S."' ter busy and n-il the baraain. .1 'bone 25 or 622. r. '.:. -v .- iv ' -fS ALFALFA, GRAIN, HAY, TIMOTHY and atraw, .. guaranteed uaalityt -prompt shipment. Prices upon application " Kfchard Nyman.' Walla " Wana Wash - incutn.,- ... i . . . si: ' S-f8 TRACTOR 'ANI TEAMS'FOR SALE on-. had Jjetter , procure, your tractor or team for spring work before good weather; ' wrll - be- ctiaper.; Wiir sell time. John -H. Scott, 305, Orctton Bids- . a-fd PLANT GRAFTEU WALNUTS-ONB ot Lest . rooinsn - ranqurtteg. in state, well grown and selected. -A fnll fine of nursery; to-k:. at right jjrices. Send in ' your list. 3j years in business. Carl , ton 'i Nursery, Carhori, Oregon. - . ; 8-f 8 yOR- SALE- Y ANJJ Ii FILLNQ Cabinet - used but -- short time -and n in ex cellent condition. , Will sell for S6.5V if taken immediately. . nione 23. .Mr. Thomas. 8-f.ti y . i' : Fruit-Trees : j. ' Walnuts and sfi rubbery. - Hljh an J orry.- rraitiaua rtarsery. A. j. jiaut is. Prop. Phone 1140-M ateninid. . Willamette Valley- Haa a Salesyard at 261 Court street, at Kennedy's paint shop, opposite Bn-sfc-k'a store.' AU kinds ot fruit and not trees. - Vr.Jeaa'a Big Frenck prune I peeialty. Office phone 1915. Res. 105F5r- Jess Math is.. Prop. . , 8-dl4tf FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. II rents a bundle. .-Circulation departmatd uregon statesman. . Beautiful bresfbh'RosV And eleren other Oregon soogt t gether with a fine colleetioa of natriotii ' songs, sacred songs and many old ti-u laroriies. "V !;. trdfc24eW.. r .;!' - (Special nrices i an.ntit- -lot.) , Especially adaptable for school, coxa muniiy or noma, aingiug. Send for - Western Songster 70 'psgss-now In it third editioa" -Pnhlished fiy-i-' OREGOJT TEACHER 9 MONTH il 1 815 8. Commercial St. Salem, Of. HIGHGRADB TM PORTED. AND. DOSIES- TICBRED CHINCHILLA RABBITS. trices reasonable. Northstar Rabbitry, mi a. uooancn. .jv ortb Dakota,. 6t 9 DRAG 8AW FOR SALE A NW iONl -uui power orag saw. alt metal eon struction ; . two, wheels nnder - framl perm us maamne to bo .moved like wheelbarrow. Several, ipacial feature-, This has neVer been used. Will se al - a auostaatial redaetiom and . gi terms to responsible party. Wm M. Meier. Salem. Or, E. 8, Box 231. - - - ,i -' -.- . a-jaa Treg&iigf Notices Tresspass Notices, six. 14j Inches bl 9 inches, ; printed on good 10 ounct ean-awj bftarhg h wtrd v 'Notiet 'Ii Hereby Given That Tresspassing 1 StricUy Tortidden 'OiT These Premise Under- Penalty Ot Prosecution-." Pries 15o . ch. r two ior. 25c fHsfrtnist Publishing Company, Salem, Oreroa. 1 r. !j: - - - ,-," "-''' , ""r FOR SAlJEIJVegfock 0 OR SAIB AT AU TFK8 -BEST OF registered la Ilk costs. Klnfrwbod Saa nen Goat , Ranch, , West fialem. 9-f 10 WlESM mK GOAT- VfTTEf TWITS' Iclds by aide. Bargain at $25. Flako'a Pet-land.- - - -. . v . 9.19 VETERINARIAN I Phono 202S-W. DH.- PATTERSON - ... - . -d30tl PRID W. "ANGE.- VETEBarNAJtlAN J - o"Mnercia jrnona livn Res. Phona 1C68. . .. . -m23tl flOR SALE FRESH MILK GOAT -8 xioe tut. Spleadid milher. .King wood Saanen Goat Ranch, West Salem. 1 ' 9-flO ii I WOOD FOR SALE .11 lfe lINCH BLOCK. "WOOD $3.75" PER load; 4 loads 14. Phono 187S-W. " . - llm5 GOOD. COAL DRY WOOD -PROMPT DELTVEHTES HILLMAN PCEL-CO. - -PHONE 1855 . i i ' ll-i.Stf DBY WOOD FOB SALE Phona 254 or ' : - ' . V 'V ilW21 DBY WOOD, rOTJR OOT1 AND IS Inch. W'-m wood, f -75 per load.' Hum SALEM. MARKETS' -I ; Prieea' quoted are ' wholasala aad ars prices , reeei ved.by - farmers. - Ko ratail puces are given.' ' Ji - -. 0ItAr-jri EAT' No. 1 of white weaiA... S1.74 No 1 soft red wheat ' l.7l Oata : L 65a Cheat hay , ...14 Out hay, ,- : , ; - - ... f Clover hay, bated , r .- - ". ... f 1 v unt ana v.tch na-. ....$16.50 Mi i PORK. MUTIOBr A3TD BEEF nogs, tw-250 wt. 10.75 iJ10.50 Hos. 250-300" ewt... IJebt sows -9 Top ,- Unessed veal ,, Ctews - - - I44e Lambs ' 14e t POULTS Y tleavr hens 1819o l18e Springers Mgat hens: .-. - Aa fJ M.O EGOS, BTJTTEB, - BU TT AT .. , -I3il5e 1 1 Creamer r 4 hut tr 4546e RnttarfaV .deUr$r4 sfllk. Mr ewt - 4 4e .$2.00 Lfrks. standards -28 -2-C Puueta WOOD l'OU SA1A1 11 WOObS.VIKO-i-JCX'D's.J" B$HXTT rfoaa 13. ll-liatf riK? SLAB WOOD FOB SALE A!a Sod growth, .Phona lt56. 11F22 WE CAN SUPPLTO TOUR. TTOOD,' Al rtuontbt prices. - CaU 142. JM. th Woodsaw Wan. 11-fll BEST GBA.DB OF WOOD 4 ft.' and IS inch. Dry mill wood. . , Dry and green '"mfll wood. . Dry. second growth fir. ; - Dry" and old fir.' Dry 4 ft. ash. , . t '- VKZV E. WELLS' Prompt delirery and reasonable priel 280 South Church. Phono 1542. H-aC i BEST SECOND GROWTH FIR 7; OAS . ta. Call J.13J U-437U t INCH 'AND- 4 -FOOT WOOD OF ,A1X kinds. Prices Tesnonabla and prompt i delivery, , Phoae 185S-W. 11-alSU IS-INCH OLD FIB, 4 FOOT OLD FIR, second growth oak and ash. Phoue 19F3. . M. D, Uayfield. l it WANTlinC--Ehipioyment 12 TRt'Clv HAUL! NO WANTED EITHER wood, hay. or moring. E. A. Colweiti 1441 N. Com'l. 12-flO EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTS HOUSE work where brother and wife can rooai. 1215 .12th. lS-fit t WANTED Miscellaneous . 13 AVANTrnvTO ITEAR" FKOir OTTNETS" of farm for aalo for spring, deli very. 0..,K..Hawley. Baldwin. Wis. 13 fti WANT TO HEAR; FROM OWN E R Ha-- ing farm for sale; give partirnlars and ' , lowes$ price. John J. Black, Chippe f jra Falls, Wisconsin, 13-fS VANTEJ-TVO TH0UaANp, . WGAN berry transplants for prompt deliTery. Benedict Nursery Co, lS5 E" 87th -St.."' N. l'ortland.OreKon: , , 13-flo HTGHEST CASH PRICE P4IDWE buy everything: . : Used , farniture, , tools, rag, sacks, eld metal and used 'cars. . Get onr-price before yon sell- Phone 898, 215 Center St. . .. 18-fttf CASH : PAl D 3 FOR' FALSE" TEETII dental gold.' .platinum . and ; discarded jewelry. Hoke Smelting and Refinins; Co Otsego, Michigan. I3i27tf WANTED PRIVATE MONEY FOR farm loins. " W 'hate several applica tions on hand. Hawkins A ' Roberts, Inc.,. 205 Oregon Building.- 13-d4tf WOODRY? THE-AUCTIONEER BI7Y9 used fnrnitnro for- cash.; Phona 511. ' ' ' 13-aprtf fISC-LlNtUS! 14 SPIRELLA CORSETS SOLEl 3Y ALICE A. Miles. 451 N. 21st. Phone 190.-J. Salem, Oregon. 14 f8 - Square Deal Welding' Works 849 Ferry- Street" ' Pfidhe;864i We teach electric 'and acetylene weld ing: Welder of '12 years experience s teacher. 14f28 WE STORE YOTJR HOUSEHOLD Goods or. anything you : have,' by tha ' week, month,- or year; P. A. Eiker, corner Liberty' and" Fetfy. Phono 121.' - " ... .-: - . Id-tett HIGHLAfD CATTERY CATS B'OARXi- ed, males at service. 2185 N. 14th Ut. - 14-fl8. . AGENTS WAVTEI 10 BE OCR) SALESMAN Extraordinary vsiuen. i-ure- wool tjuits. Three day deli-ery. Big-advanre rommiwion. We delivef.snd collect.- Writo quick Crane, Kent Clothes, Cincinnat!. ' I6f8 AGENTS SELL GUARANTEED SHOES ; tor men, women and ' children, below store prices. $70 weekly easy. We dSeliver. collect. K-W Shoe Company, 4048 Harrison. Chicago. 16-f8 f30O A MONTH TO DISTRIBUTH everyday household necessity, rural 'an4' . small town districts. No money need-' .ed.- Million dollar firm - behind it. Write for particulars,, state territory desired. V. N- Johnson, 161 Nort Union, Ave- Portland; Oregon. 16-f8 WANTED -AGENT FOR' SALEM ANIL aurronnaing territory to- represent 1 product of Highest Merit that is needed in every home.- National Advertising Campaign. No competition. Only re liable parties need apply. Small in vestment. Writo or call at 211 Broad way, Portland. Oregon: Radium Health Products Co. . . , . 16-fS j HELP WVT11- Female 17 EARN $5- 10 "V-fEEKLY; ADDRESSING i-iiiug circulars. sena stsmped en velope for particulars.- Palace Mail Co., Toledo, Ohio. 17-8 WANTED WOMEH.. TO MAKE MONEl at noma. um noma' sewing. No can vassing. To prevent curiosity seekers, send ten cent (coin) .for samples and particulars. Su dees 11 Sewing SyitemT PO Box-207, Lonar Branch, N. J. . ... ... 1 7-f HELl WANTEI-Mie 18 SALESMEN District M(?rs.. 60 Profit. r-xciusive rints. 12a varieties brushes mops, etc. Box 124, Sla. A, Hartford. Conn. . . . 18-fd BE AN ELFXTTRlCAt KX PERT EARN. ui munejr, leirn .at .Mr, Outfit, tools.- free. - r'osirion ' secored.' Write" today- for" free". Electrical :. Book' and" !Proof. Chief ..Ensineer Cooke, 2142 Lawrence Ave., Chicago. 18-fa HAN WANTED (CITY OR- COUNTRY) r j via esiaDiisnea - company, will supply capital and start yoa in your own per manent baeinees selling neeeiKities peo-V ' pie-must buy every day. Experience -unnecessary. Write MeConnon Co , -Factory 202, W'inona, Minn. 18 fa ; SALIS1EX 20 A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN Amasin.i n4n. mil... C..i:.k i . . " "' . 1" v"iy snoes at : . 3.95 and 4.85. Outfit that makes' sales Stylo-Arch, Dept. B-2, Cinci ' - - 20-fd Oar itiits ltd ATrr-t 11 .t .Only 23 JO. Beginners make $75- siou -week ay Write Htyle-On UJl?J?DK or- Iept. N-295, Cinct natti, Ohio. - , 29-9 4 FOTTLTRT AXU EGOS' 21 FOR' SALEiWlIlTE ROCKS, 2 Cocker S'-.v1 014 cock bird- Jht Corn jvi. , eaiem Phona 83F11. 21-f8 FINE SINGLE -COMB RHODE ISLAND Red, year-old hens. Beianing to lay 1',t.;r!-AX bi'i- Aite Route 5, Box 11 3-A, Salem. 4 2l-f8 BARRED ROCK COCKERELS OF Kleln- ffl"?1 tock- 'Also a few cockerels from 4AC aad Thompson's Ringlets. Pine ."ayinj strain. Also hatching errs. Phone 56121. - 2l.f8 PUREBRED BARRED- ROCK COOCFR. . els. S2. 2011 Mapla Ave. 31 f 8 LEGHORN COCKERELS 1 EACH and up. Phono 32F21. - 21-f8 RHODE ISLAND RED HATCHING Egfs. aUo bahy chicks. Feb. 18th, March 11, atd April let.. Price right. Wa think wo bava-ona 4f the boat flocks of Keda in tha valley. Call and sea them. 805 ; orth lth street. Phona 1877-W. 21-fU Petfand- - 4 " "Batiy. Chicks' . ... . .. 21-3:70" 1 r" A J;..