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THE OREGQ STAfTESIAN. SALEM. .OREGON,
' SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY i5, 1025
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BIBLE THOUGHT
Prepared by Radio BIBLE SERYICB Baxsan. Cincinnati, Ohio.
If pareata will .base. their children memoriae
a priceless hemaga
r-eoruary
joy; FOR WEEPJNG:-
-His
bis favour is lifer weeping jna.y ensure for a night, but joy cqmeth in
the morninp. Psalm'30;5.. v . --. i,, '
( -nnivcn. if- v. T 1 t 0at,& n 4,.. r.nM that
makes all things work together for
0NENEV
A lot of offices ought to be, abolished by the Legislature ;
but one new office ought to be created. -
Oregon should have a state etthtjeian. The staie
statistician might be also theibudget copmssioner pr ejerje
In his office Qughf.to be Kept a record -of what the state of
Pregon as a gqing ..CDpcrn oy?ns and ,tvhat ;in its various
departments it does ;flnd .whom i it , employs . to - do i the. things
ihatre done by the state-and ihat they are:paid:for their
f . - - . , I
services r . . . !
And there should be place! where statistics nay be
readily had concerning the annual crops of the state and the
hundred and one other things anpqjnrer.may want.to.kpow
n order to be informed concerning Pregon and her resources
and possibilities. z . : :- ;
1 Here is a man's job. t Jt would be noinecure. j He would
be busy.; - His work would never be through, for tiveije would
be some change and something new every . minute.' .;, ,
; And he would more than earn Jris pay. He would more
han earn it.in the first place, by watching ;tie possible
jeais, in his capacity as .budget cqmmissioner or i clerk .
1 And he woqld .more than earn it again by making avail
able, the information about what iwe produce and what we
.may produce in this state. ; ; , i
Is there another state in the .Unipn ;which has no state
statistician? I V
LINCOLN ' AND CHRIST
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One of the effjejept modern liberals of the pulpit avers
that the dwellers in America are developing. a religion of
their own; "lie gays that .as a welfare worker he- received
a readier apd wAtmer response at the mention. of Lincoln
than that of any othr nanie, human or divine. To a won
derful extent Abraham Lincoln s rVmeriea'3 social .Christ. ;
He is placed without hesitation: among the martyrs He
is Classed with the "Messiah as one .who . died to save Mothers.
This pulpiteer avers -that the Americans are interpreting a
Bible of their ow They are likely to make another David
of Roosevelt and Jane Addams is their Deborah. But the
likeness of Lincoln to the Master towers above all.
-The purity and simplicity
the masses assist in the interpretation. As a result of this
very human understanding there is today more religion and
less theology in the church. The barriers of creed are yield
ing, to the intimate contacts of daily life. I
Religious denominations are
against one another. They
a united front against the forces of evil. And the name and
example of Lincoln are helping to that end. They furnish
inspiration to a lot of humble
is stiii a oaroea-wire entanglement.
THE PJSTOL HApiT,
Within the .past year -nearly 500)00 cheap pistols have
come to this country from 3painand Jiave Jbeep stamped and
marked as American wares, against plain provisions of the
tariff law, according to a .repqrt. They have been offered
for sale at .very, low prices. They are poorly made, but they
"still have a 60-perrcerit killing capacity and are found con
venient and handy for neophytes in murder. They are ad
vertised in certain magazines and mail order journals and
may be sent by post to anyone having a dollar or two to
spare. It is a pleasure to .note that some of the biggest
mail-order houses in the world are cutting out Jheir artillery
trade. ri: "". ,"' f '.'"
Ano.ther good move would be for the government to close
the United States mais against the transportation of pistols
in the indiscriminate way : pqw practiced. AVhen any .school
boy can get an automatic revolver by sending a couple of
4ollars to a great Concern in Chica
slaughter going on. ! Wholesome and practical i cooperation
between national and state governments, would witbin a year
reduce Jhe opportunities fqr murder in ,Amenca' 5 per cent.
The Pistol 13 the natural choice of ilne VnnAv.rrinroA and if tf
were hard to obtain the death
iauy.
"XOW tI ZAX ME DOWN TO
. - SLI5EP '
By Tlrtne of its age, and value,
and prer?prt3JU?0$iattoM; this lit
tle 'prayer has .become a classic.
It tnust be very ancient, for who
can tell when or by whom it was
written? Thousands from the
EllTer-halred pilgrim to the. lisping
Infant sink nightly -la ' flumtoer
murmuring Uhe simple petition.
It has trembled on the If?? of the
trying. One instance --aa.thal of
an old saint1 of -S 6" years,- whose
nind iad so failed that he could
riot recognize his own daughter,
vVery touching," says the relat
or, "rs f "9 .rrit. af
"-'' Manage
T Editor
Manager Jok Dept.
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Society Editor
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Oregon, aa second-class matter
AND P RATE ft
the daijr Bible aejecsiaaa, it win roTe
totnem in after years.
iofuvzo
sneer endureta -hat A .moment: in
goed-to them that lev thee.
OFFICE
of his own life and his love for
not warring so bitterly now
are seeking rathers to present
Americans to whom theology
rate would be lowered mater-
ter retiring, when he called his
daughter as. If . she . bad been his
motber saying like a ; little child,
"Mother, come, here by, my. bed
and hear me say any prayers be
fore I go to sleep. She came
near. He clasped his white, with
ered hands and reverently said:
'or Hit ate dowa to aleeo.
I pray Theo. Lord, any al to keep;
11 i snooia aie oeioro l wake.
. 1 pray Thee, Lord, mr sod I to take:"
he then 'quitely 'fell asleep, and
woke in heaven. ; ..,
A dltinguish.ed .cjudge,. yh
many yers o t?3.La FSJZypJJ
in extreme old age, said that his
mother .r-i Jar M t s e.stania to
him in Infancy, and that EV never
csitted it At iitt. Jolin.Q. -Ad-
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conrte, yon. want to get
rV yanr full money's worth
whea ' yon boy coal but ara
you satisfied that you dot If
you. , ara ia daubt try an. order
of our hih trade coal that
costs Jess in the end. Jt is tha
perfect coal for home use.
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Also Best Grade of
DRY -WOOD
t Saaed Any length
HILLMAN FUEL CO.
Broadway at Hood -TS03TE
1855 ' '
a
ams made " a fimllar assertion;
and. the .old sea captain declared
that even before he became a de
cided Christian, he fneier. forgot
it , on ... turning in at night. 4n
eminept bishop, , In addressing a
-Sunday school, said that every
night Uce his mother .taught it
to -him when a -babe at her knee,
he was accustomed to repeat it on
retiring. - - ; 1- 4 '
SAUOI VERSUS -SALKM
It was with a ood deal of satis
faction that the people of 8alem
read Jn The statesman -yesterday
morning that . tha high school at
Salem, Mass., wanted to debate
with the Salem, Or., high school.
Salem, Massachusetts, is in a
sense our mother city. ,It.ls closer
to the Atlantic than we are to . the
Pacific. There is a romantic in
terest in this matter which will
appeal to our people. In addition
to that it will attract nation-wide
attention because of the similarly
of names and because of the meet
ing of the teams from across the
continent.
Salem will be right glad to con
tribute -Its share to this debate.
and will see that the .money is
raised to care for the expenses,
When this Learn i comes - here
it will receive a royal welcome.
It: has been a long time since there
has been more . pleasant news in
the paper than this item, and all
the people of the city will be of
pne mind in desiring to have this
meet, to have it pleasant,, and to
have the visitors have . a good
time while they are here. It Is
expected that the eastern team will
be here some time in May.
.THE AXTI-SALOOX -LEAGUE
It Is to be regretted that oc
casionally there slips into friendly
newspapers statements calculated
to Injure the anti-saloon league.
That is all because of a misunder
standing. . The league is doing one
of the greatest works in America.
The liquor interests know this.
They also know that-If the 18th
amendment is kept on the books,
the anti-saloon league wiU keep it
there. It has a real -work to per
form, and -it Is performing that
work -with courage and ability.
So far as it is doing nothing in
Oregon, it Is simply working with
the established instruments and
working well. There is no dispo
sition to criticise it among tem
perance people. The critics are
among those who are not friendly
to tho law and do not want it
strengthened In any
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A WAY OUT i
The stale of Massachusetts has
a law by which any member of the
legislature can ask the supreme
court to pass la advance upon the
constitutionality of any proposed
measure. Of course this does not
go Jntp the rnerits of . the fcill ex
cept on the one point whether or
not it conforms with constitution
al requirements. Such law .In
Oregon would help 'amazingly in
getting good legislation. The Ore
gon .legislature is an unusually
high grade body, but like all other
lawmaking bodies It needs , a
guiding hand as to constitution
ality. ' Members can -not always
know this, fcut ,it is the business
of the supreme court to' know It.'
FEES IX TltEASUra'
All the fees collected In Ore
gon should ,be converted into the
state treasury and the, state treas
urer should pay ont all the ex
penses of these boards and com
mittees. t Is wrong to have any
commission, or anv state office
for - that matter, collect ; fees and
retain them, even although every
dollar is properly accounted 4 for.
It is a wastefnl'wayr if all money
fould", tumed into -the slate
tresury jo.tfee p?l9 1 could knqw
exactly what ;is -comng In and
what is g9ing out, theywoaldget
a good deal better idea of govern
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Tha nw king of the xypsies
has Issued an order that they must
settle down - and become voters.
The romance would all be gone
because a gypsy at close range Is
uninviting and " nearly always re
pulsive. Another thing, they have
to quit telling fortunes. Fortune
telling and stealing .bare been
looked upon as the principal oc
cupations of the gypsy. ' V If the
gypsies settle down they , can 'not
tunes they have lost one arm of
steal, and If they cannot! tell for
their HeYlihood, as well as all the
romance of their lives."
Abandoned Touring Car
Towed to Salem Saturday
There is a possibility that, the
abandoned Chevrolet touring:. car
left; beside the Pacific highway
half a mile north f the .Valley
Packing plant, was used 4jy (tha
Parkrose bank robbers, according
to the theory advanced toy county
police officers. Deputy Sheriffs
Burkhart .and Smith are Investi
gating the machine after: thy
towed it in from the outskirts..
Nothing definite to .create this
impression was found, except some
walnut shells and gum wrappers.
They base their theory upon the
Washington license plates. Nos.
8 3 S3 7, because they are unable to
trace ?the car through them. ,
- A front tire and a. spotlight had
been stripped from the . car .and
an unsuccessful attempt? made to
remove the ammeters. It Is -presumed
that this was the work of
highway -vandals." rather ' than
those who stole the auto.'
The bank robbers replaced the
license on the machine they took
near the scene of the robbery and
substituted ones' from another
state.
Funeral Services Today
For Silyertori Resident
SJLVERTON, . Ore., Fe v ;14.-
(SpeOiaL)Mrs. L. It. ,XLti .died
at her home on the Silvrton-Sa-
lom'road Tia:irt-j mgruing Feb-
l uary ,1. Irs .inn, .who.-was , Z
yt i rs old . 2i. hr death, has been
a. resident of Siverton j for five
ytets. B;:d33 her husban.i she
leaves a s-jit, Tillman, j nineteen
mnnlhs old. . J . -
.Funeral set' "tea .will h held
Su:jLay, February 15, 2:30 p. m. at
the ,JQk and Iickman mortuary,
inu-rment will b$ made' in the
pothany cemetfiy.
Te. Colonial rjame Tea $hoppe
was, the scene at 4 o'clock yester
day afternoon ot a charming small
party when little Joan Newcoonh,
daughter of Mr?. Beatrice Craw-
f ord-Newcomb, was hostess j for "a.
group . of her - friends at the tea
hour. A lovely -bowl of Hennigg-
ton roses centered the table, while
lighted red tapers in .mahogany
holders were used. i .. .
UUle Joan's guests included:
Janet Anderson, Catherine Ander
son, Mary Lee Given, Thelma Stout
and Patsy Manning.
SNAPPY THIMvLVG NO. B90
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24 Fuzzy 'coverings'
23 Crosspfece in 9- link
27 Liquid measure
28 A single thing M
29 Part of -a camera
30 Yopng eagles .' j ...
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51 Heavenly -bodies .--.'
People who are consistent; re
seldom FAUCh f anything , else.''
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- .The man .who, can irun,. fasti need
not fear
hard. '
the man iwho team! hit
Sometimes a boy's parents! are
the greatest handicap he has t,o
overcome.
Some women re -better than
men, while others are simply impre
cirenmspect.! - J.i-i-,-!:', j: Uj fij,i J
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' A woman's love for her: husband
takes . a . decided drop when -she
difjepvers she lpoks lerhffn h
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-Common sense. can be acquired
only, by removing enough fcjoUsh-
nesa from the upper story t? give
it a place to locate
Hes Heck says:
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is n
bad shape .when i ltd ; big 1 men j are
all in the cemetery.! -
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' rvnl anrl Cnmfnrt oilf il
; If you are suffering 'from,:. ee;
zema or some otner torturing, emr
barrassing skin trouble you; may
q.uickly be rid of it jby using! Men-tho-Sulphur,
declares a noted skin
specialist.-:. J-r;j 4 jj
iThis"r sulphur preparation 1! be
cause of Its germ destroyingtpropr
erties, seldom fails to qikipkly ubi
due itching, even of fiery eczemal
The -first applicatie!n mkes ''t!th
skin cool and -coinfOrtabl0. 1 1 Rasli
and blotches are healed figit lupl
Rowles Mentho-Snlphur -is applied
like any pleasant co!ld' rean anid
is perfectly ' harmless, j You iean
obtain a small Jar from any 'good
druggist. -Adv. f i j 'f'i j : , ; , ;
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22 Filled with sunlight 1 j
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Phone 1161. Beeka Hsndrlcka, XT. 8.
j'j Bank Bldg. . j j , - s-28tf
AUTOMOBILES
NOTICE SALlBH auto wrecking
: Co., pow open -for business. Get oar
' prices before selling or baying. 402 S.
Cborch St. Phone 2159. Res. I'hone
1106-B. !' MSltf
8CHEEJL1R ADTO WRECKINO CO. Will
kuy yoar old. car, Jiest.cs .yrioa
i paid. X0S5 K. Conunereial St. I jl3tf
Storage
Fire proof batldiac. day aad alglit
aarrico, 4 par month. 1999 K. Cap
ltoL Texsa, carat;. - : : - 1-JBtf
.j. .:!.. .stjoraqe.. . .
Open day -aad nigh u VTsshinx.and.
-EIKER kuTOCO. .
Corner Liberty and Perry
Phono 121
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AUTO TOPS
STATION ABY TOPS
Tk very latest in aato tops
Seasonable Price
O. J, HULL
S19 State -St. t - - S-dlTt(
POI, RENT
66 ACRES U88 &.C0Jtri
4-fl8
PRINTED CARDS. ! SI 14" BT-7",
-wording 'for - Boat, 'J price 10 , cents
'each. Statesmen Basinets Office, on
Oronad floor. '.
HOUSE AND APARTMENTS PHONE
80S6-J. ' ' 4-atStt
PQB ItEOTApartniente .5
APARTMENT PARTJfY FURN I SUED;
hardwood floors, i 210 North 14th. $122
4 AND 6 ROOM UNFURNISHED Apart
ments close in, 465 Center. . 5-fl7
TOR RENT APARTMENTS t- S91 K.
Commercial. ;
APARTMENTS) 26S N. COTTAGE. 5ntf
2 THREE-ROOM APARTMENTS Partly
furnished. $20 each. 626 S. Capitol.
- 5 fl8
JXR RENT TWO ROOM MODERN
furnished apartments. - Marion apart
ments. ! 5-fl5tf
IFOR KEOT Kocrns :
BOARD, i HEATED ROOMS, Rcsspnsble.
891 N. Cottsge. Phope 1950-J. 6-115
OFFICE ROOMS LNQUJRE ROOM 22
". Breyman Block. . 6febl3tf
ONE LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM
iDowustsirs, 212 S- Cottsge. 6-117
BOARD AND ROOM FOR TVO, PHONE
: 1547-M. , ' " 6f20.
NEAT,! CLEAN ROOMS SPECIAL
weekly rates. Hotel Oregon, 381 State
St. : ! T 6-fl5
ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE fam-
ily for one or two business women.- 960
"Marion. ! ; , 6-flS
BOOM FOR BENT MODERN HOME,
-tkroa block from tte .kouae, fir gaa
tlamsn. Must giro references. Pleasf
address A. B, caro BUtoaman. S-elftl
PRINTED CARDS, SIZE. 14' 'BY
wording, "Rooms to Rent," price 10
L osnu esck. - Suteamaa Business office,
OrooTid floor. -.
v fiPOB KEJiTr-Hoasee n -7 '
SMALL HOUSE. TWO GOOD LOTS, SIX
months lease 949. See W. A. Liston.
-...r , ! . t -, , , 7-fiSi
6 ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE Medra)
.-or apt. - Also room and board. .473
i 8. Commercial. ' 7:flt
FOR- SALE-w-lMtscgUaneons S
CLOVEft HAT, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED.
910 per ton. J.; H. Engeman, -Urer
ton, Oreg. i ... 8fl5
75 GLADIOLA BULBS. BLOOMING aisa
' postpaid, (1. , E. -A. Bennett -Nursery
Co.. Salem. i - 8-flS
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES 960 BROAD
way. Otrs, Halliwill. , Ph.one 1076-W.
' j " ' " i ' '' ' : ' 8fl5f
ALFALFA. , GRAIN', HAY, TIMOTHY
And straw, guaranteed quality; prompt
shipment. Prices ,tipon .application.
Richard Nyman ; Wall WaUa,. - Wash
ington. : I . '8115
PLANT GRAFTED WALNCTS-rONE. OF,
the best Vroomani Franquettes in state,
. well-grown and selected. A. full . Uoe
Of aursery stock t right prices. Send
-in -your list. 35 .years in .business,
Carlton Nuraery iCo., ' Carlton. Ore
gon. I t 8115
DRAG S-WS CHEAP NEy7 THOMAS
Sortakle 4 h.p., all metal construction,
lounted with two wheels. . Wheels like
a. wkeolboriow. Has pulley for connec
tion to crosscut saw, -charn,' separator,
, etc ;- Priced complete . with . V'ade ,at
986, each f.o.b Portland. ,' ,
ALASKA JUNK CO. r
203 Froat, Portland, , Oregon.
Will allow $5 credit on saw if ad
Is enclosed wHh order.
8-mia
Fruit Trees
' Walaati and sk rubbery." HI gk aa
-Tarry, fmitlaa Nursery. A. J. Ifafch,
. lav. Prop Pom, 1 140-M. f yenings.
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1 .WiHamejtte Valley
.Nursery
.1 Has a Salesyard at 561 Court street.
- at -Kea.aedya paiat shop, oppoaito- So
.aickVftora. All kinds at fruit aad nut
tress. Dr. Bean's Big Frenek prune a
apeeialty. Offies phone ISIS. Raa.
105F5. Mthii Pmn. . S-dl4f
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LOXTkOJf DI8PllY8 liYKOX 1ISS
LONDON, -Feb. 1 4 Following
tbe ' . example set 'In' the ' United
States, tbe'-Firstj Edition C;iub has
opened an unique exhibition .of
Byron; manuetripts, -proof -sheets
aitd' firs"tedlU6hsTTlie "dlsplajris
made .up .of exhibits roaa rprlyate
Eources and several of the books
shown are tne only -ories -In ex
istence. Many of the books are
accompanied vby 1 the manuscripts
and-proof copies.;
S i" a t" e s a s
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One week (tlx Insertions) -
8e
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una monta
lx months contract. er-iaonth15e
IS months' -ooatracty sar Baoathus.lSot
Minimuaa for any adTertiaement i$o
ForSale--Mlscellaneuo8 ' ;8
rOR SALE OU XW8PAPERS, 1
cents a bundle. Circ elation departmen
Oregon Btatasman.
Beautiful Oregon Rose
And elerea otner Oregon songa t
Other with a fine collection of patriot
aoafa. sacred sonxs and Jnany.old. timi
faToritaa. ... "v,j; , j ;.'..
ALL FOB 85a :- '
(Special prices la quantity lota.
Especially adaptable for school. osa
snaauty or Soma singing, - Send. tor-
Western Songster
3? JtlS rj"y-la Jje,ihtrd e fitjoa .
OBJEGOW TEACHERS JIONTH. VI -SIS
8. Commercial St. Salem. Or. .
DRAG -RAW. POR jaALiA NEW.ONA
, man power drag saw, aU metal con
atruction ; . two wheels nader .- framf
permits machine to "be moved like
wheelbarrow. Sevsrsl special feature
Tkia aa aerer been ased.. "Will sal
at a substantial reduction . and gir
.taoaa .la raspaasfbla arty. . JSflm -AC.
-,Keier, fialam. .pr, R Box Stl
Wn
Trespass Notices
For Sale
.Tresspsss Notices, aisa 14 Inckes b)
9 'inches, printed on good -10 onnet
canrass bearing ta words, ."Notice II
Hereby Giren That Tresspassing It
Strictly Forbidden" On -Thaso Premlsel
Under Penalty Qf Prosecution." Priot
15e each or two for 25c. tatesma
Pukliahing Caanpany, Salem, Oregon.
' , : a-atf
READ THIS OVER
Electric toasters .. 9 5.00
Thermos bottle... ..." . .50
Silver plated cornet aad ' ,
- case complete-. 10.00
Mandolin with, case. 3.0O
Real leather run case 4.00
Ouitar with case .
6.00
10.00 and np
. .SO. and 4i p
1.75
Chandaliers
Used suit cases .
New axes ...;.... .
6 genuine China cups
and - saooers
w Vrooma . .....
1.00
.60
CAPITAL BARGAIN HOUSE
The house' of a Million
. IB( . oae Bargains
?15 Center St.
" Phone 398
FOR SAIiE-Idvestock 9
WORK HORSE -CHEAP?HONE 18F22.
VETEBLN ARIAS ,pm PATTERSOK
.Phone 202 8-W. r . S-dSOtl
FRED W. LANGE, - VETERINARIAN
Offiea 430 S. Commercial. Phone 1191
Res. Phone -1666. - 9-m8t
WOOD FOR SALE 11
LENAKER SAWS WOOD Phano 209 7 J.
. :-; s ... - ll-al2
DRY-WOOD, FOUR FOOT AND 16 Inch.
Dry mill .wood, 94.75 per load. Phone
1879-W. - ' - - .. . limlS
16 INCH BLOCK WOOD 93.75 PER
load; 4 load 414-Fkona 1879-W.
- ,-. ' ,11-mS
GOOD COAL DRY WOOD : f
PROMPT DELIVERIES
HJLLMAN FUEL QO. .'.
PHONE 1855 J -
DRY WQOD.rQR SALE Phono 254 ot
622. . - - " li-f2l
WOODSAWING JUTD AND SCHMIDT
i Phone 142, v . . ll-jlSti
DRY SLAB WOOD - FOR SALE Also
- Seeoad .grewtk. --.Phone 1756. 11F22
BEST GRAPE OP .WOOD-r- ,
4 ft. and 16 inch.
" : 'Dry mHrwood.": "
Dry and green mill wood.
-Dry-aoeoad -growtk.fi.-
Dry and old fir. .
lry ,4 ft. ash. - ' .
FRED. E. WELLS
Prompt delivery and 'reaeeaable price
28aJ5oatk Church. Phna,lS42. 1164
BEST SECOND . GROWTH FIR, f 7 ; OAI
; 99. Call, 113 L. . . . . .11278
14 INCH AND 4 -FOOT-WOOD -09 -ALI
. - kiadav - Prices raasoaabla -and . prompt
delivery. .Phoae-19SWW., -ll-alatf
16-INCH OLD FIR, 4, FOOT OJ4 FIR.
aeeona growu mk tit ask. .raoae
19F8. M. D. KTsrfield.T - ll-jntf
ii WANTED-i-Employment "12
PLAIN SEWING AND REMODKLING -
Coats relined. 1165 N. 4th St. Phone
1872-J. : 12-fl5
REFINED WOMAN WANTS HOUSE'
j i work - part time. 682 care- Statesman.
't: .- - -.... .- . 12-115
WORK WANTED STENOGRAPHER. 1
- Much experience. Rapid, accurate typ-
. ist. All or part time.: 269, care Aitatea
' man. " 12-fl5
WANTED Miscellaneous -13
, , rr.,-, -- . ...
DASH -PAID -JCOR-UfALalE ZKTB
1 dental gold, , platinum - and discarded
i jewelry: Hoke Smelting aad Refining
, Co, Otsego. . Mhigaa. . lS-j2Ttf
SALESMAN AND COLLECTOR AGE 5
1 t to 40. . Permanent position. - Salary and
commission. ' Write 212 C. 8. Bank
Bldg.iV-'--- ' 13-U7
WANTED 6 ROOM MODERN HOUSE
, on terms,' North Ssleia ; also S room
. modern, house for all i cash, south Sa
; l?m. , See - me bow. Socolofsky, 3 1
-8tatav ,:.. 13fl5
WANTED PRIVATE -MONEY FOB
farm) loaaa. .Wo have , several applica
tions on hand. Hawkins a Roberta,
' Inc. 205" -Oregon Bsildiog. lS-d4tt
WOODRY -,THI (AUCTION EER BUYS
5 ased furniture for caau.- Phone : 51 1
...... - f : -18-srrtf
SnSCZXLANEOUS " 14
SPinEf.I.A OOliSETS SOLD BY ALICE
i A. Miles, lit X 21st.. Phono- loaJ.
fSaleta. Ore. 's Y f 14115
i Square- Deal ; Welding Wezka -.149-Ferry
Street .
j "Phone 864 . -.
IWe teach oleetrie aad acetrlena weld'
lag. Welder at 12 years experience as
teacher. . , - - - 4f28
WE STORE-YOUlSrJ!0UKllOLD Coads
:tor art tiling - jm tiave, t by vaa aeek.
I moatkf or- year-.- F.A i-iker,- corner
Liberty and Ferry. - Pkona 121.
SECTION
AGENTS WANTED jlp
4300 Jt. MONTH TO DISTRIBUTE ,
everyday 'nougehoia neea. rural ana
and small town -district. No snoney
neaded. Million dollar firm behind it.,
' Writofor parttcalitrs, stste territory, de
sired. - V. M. Joha&Qn, 161 North Union
Ato. -Portland. Ore. - 615
MARTHA FOCB FOOT MILANESE; SILK
stoekiags lor refootiair, operation jpat
ented, also glor silk underwear to
sell-to consumer. SU pirect Hosiery
Mills. Bangor. Pa. - 6flS
HEIiP-WANTEI-eniaJe iir
EARN 5-ia WEEKLY
mailing circulars.. -Send stamped enve
lope for particulars. Palaea Mail Co
Toledo. Ohio, i - .' l7fl
LADIES TO REPRESENT FULL LINE
California Msdo Hosiery, unaerwesr,
Dresses and Noyelies. .Write for eat
atog. Organisers wantod. Cunning's
788 So. HiU. . Los Angeles, Calif.
.: i 17ft
WOMAN-r-IN EACH TOWN TO i SELL
Pulpet Bead Necklaces, exeeptionai -op-"portttUity.
No competition. Send fl
for sample. Pacific - Jewelry, 424
urosaway. Los Anreies. vai. ii-iib-
HELP AVANTED3IaJe 18 '
WANTED rEXPERIENCED WOODrChop-
pers. 805 Oregon. Bldg. 18 f IS
MAN WANTED CITY OR (COUNTRY)
14 estsblished company will .aupply
- capital and start you in your own per
manent business Belling .necessities peo
ple must buy every day. Experience
unnecessary, r Write- MeConnoa Co.;
f aatery Wiaona, Miaou -ISflS
BIO DEMAND FOR ELECTRICAL Ex
perU, make -412 to 930- every day.
Learn at borne. Position secured.
Write for Free Book of opportunities,
and proof.' Chief Engineer Cooke,
8144 Lawreaea.'-Caieege. -18US
- BOY WANTD
Young i'maa, aesantaea .td tweaty
.years of age to work and Karn good
trade. Must start right at bottom apd
' accept small wages -at start. !- WU et
close snperviaioa. and iaiUrsotipn- under
capable . foreman.
" Fill out aad mail to Box 42," caro.
SUtesman. - - ; - .
. Cigarette smokers, pool sharks, sheiks
' and mental giants save your stamps.
Name
' Address . ... .
Height ,,,.,
Weight.
Schoaliaj wkat rde.
Live with parents
Are - you . employed no w
lPflS
SALESMEN
20
A BUSINESS OF .YOUR. OWN. AMAZ
ing money maker. Stylish quality shoes
at 93.95 and 94.95. - Outfit that makes
-sales. 1 Style-Arch, Dept. B3, .Cincin
nati. I " ' 20U5
SOMETHING -NEW SALARY OR COM.
..jnission. .We want men and .women, who
are-not satisfied with 840 per week to
represent a California .Hosiery -concern. 1
Selling outfit FREE. Write at once.
Universal Hosiery Co., 60S GoWen Gate
Bldg, San Francisco. Cat. -20-117
SALESMEN SIDELINE. ' ONE OF THE
; largest mauafacturers and - distributors
of Hand Knitting Yarns and DM0 Cot
tons desires representation, Salem and
.vicinities. ..Man now calling on dry
' goods- and art embroidery stores pre-.
ferred. Woot Novelty Co. Inc., 584
Broadway. New York. 20flS
POTJLTRT 4WD EGOS 51
RHODE -ISLAND .RED," BLACK 'Minorca'
'hatching elf gs. . D. A- Harris, Salem. -fhone-a6F2.
, . . t . -Sl-fl9
ANCONDA COCKERELS i.r- CU8TOM .
batching. Phone 972-R. 21-ml2
Salem Chickeries
Headquarters for Baby Chicks -:
7 VARIETIES -
264 N. Cottage Salem Phone 400
' ' . 21-fl4tl
EGGS FOR SETTING Bnff Rocks, Bull
i Orpingtons. A -few cockerels. White
i Pekia -ducks. . Stock aad eggs. Squab
breeding pigeons. R. K. Poultry aod
Squab Ranch. 2101 Sooaevelt St4
Aberdeen. .Wash. ,2lf25-
BABY CHICKS BLACK MINORCAS.
BP. Rocks. RI Reds. Leghorns and Jer
sey Giants. Flake s Petland, 273 State
i - - 21-115
CUSTOM HATCHING
Hatching eggs, pullets, ooekerela. Pkone
82F21. -
LEES HATCHERY
.;2i-f6tr"
. JLQ8JZ AND. FOUND 22
LOST - DARK BROWN pLOVE.
With white fur lininr, sise 8. Soco
lofsky. 341 Stste. Phone 970.' 22M3
I 4
PERSONAIj
23
THOUSANDS. WEALTHY. WILLING TO
marry. 1 hotos tree. Martin, I lob
B-1022, Wichita, Kansas.
23112
CATHOLTC WANTJNG - CORRESPON--dents,
booklet -free: Homo Club B-23.
Grand Rapids. -Mich. 23fl5
MADAME VIRGINIA GIVES READINGS
oa love aad -business .tkia - weak - only.
33 Ferry. - Phone 1908-J. ' 23-117
LEADING CLUB, LARGEST. MOST RE
Jisble for lonely ' people, confidential
descriptions rf reo In plain aealed nve
lope. Thousands wealthy members. If
sincere, write. Established 20 yesrs,
Mrs. MsUhews, Box 26, Oakland. Calif
ornia. 23fl5
- E -
MARRY IF LONELY JOIN THE SUC
ceasful Correspondence Club. Reliable
descriptions free. Box 556, Oakland.
. CalU. - 23115
MARRY-FOR WEALTH, HAPPINESS
linndreda rich, attractive,- congenial,
wi liiag , to wed. Photos free. Estab
lished 25 years. V Katherine Warn, 507
Laaksrshun Jildg' Los Angelas, Calif
- ornia. 2fl5
' .ILOANS ." 2t
WE ARE IN A POSITION TO HANDLE
- dairy cattle loans, twenty months time.
. Interest f per cent, repaid 5 per cent ,
monthly. -Oregon-Idaho Dairy Lean. E.
Sutherland. Canby, Oregon. 24-m4
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY PROP-
erty, either building and loan plan or
private money. . Farm loana with in
sursnce eompsay money at hVi with
' -commission-added. Ralph II. McCurdy, .
Nos. & and 6, Steeves-Meore Bldg Sa
lem. ; 24fl4tf
i
Own
Your
Hems
.. LOTS! LOTS! LOTS!
- For real choice lots on paved street.
9tOO 95f 9675 $1151 aud-ufHe
thilds i liechtel. 50 State St. 25-fl5tf
FOR SALE MODERN HOME SEVEN
lsrg rooms. Fiao location. Lot 65
y 165. - Address owner, 1051 Cheme
keta street. 25116
f0 i - A T r.-rO Lfj 5. rn . A T1 i M
of -ye- store luji.j ni. i . og oil
aad-ltiim station. iwcs'wi..
-o at oace. Home Realty Co.. lf-9 8.
High. 25-flS"
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