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55 Gsgpu m&S. lasaed Dally Except Monday by THE tTATESMAN PUBLISHING COMPACT 215 tfeotk Commercial fit, Salem, Oregon - B. J. Hendricks John L. Brady Frank Jukoikl -" . . 1 Manager . . . fed iter . Manager Job I)pt- MEMBER Or THE ASSOCIATES PRESS t (The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the m far publication ef all itwi fltptubfi credited to fit or aet otherwise erdited la thie paper aad alee U local I - BUSINESS OFFICE: Tmbum V. Clark Ca N W -York. 141-145 West 86th St, Chicago. Marquette Build I ' " " lag; W. 8. Grothwahl, Mr , (Partlaad Offiea, 836 Woreeeter Bide, Phone .6637 BRoadway, Albert fryer. Mgr. t TELEPHONES: Buslaeee Offiea . . . 98 or 583 Circulation Offiea . Newa Department ..... . . 88-108 8ociaty Editor . i t Job Department . . . . . . . . . 683 688 100 Entered at Ua Poateffiee ia Salem, Oregon, aa second -r less matter - BIBLE THOUGHT AND PRATES Prepared fey Radio BIBLE SERVICE Bureau. Cincinnati. Ohio. If pares ta will have their children memoriae the daily Bibla seleetione, it will proTe pnceieea aernage to tnm in altar yeara. ' - .March 3. 1925 THE WAY TO PEACE: Acquaint now thyself with Him, and be at! peace: thereby good ahall come unto thee. Job 22:21. (PRAYER: O Lord, keep us In perfect peace, for our mind is stayed on Thee. ' . , ; THE RIGHT WALNUT TREES i The public 4 ought to be warned against salesmen for seedling walnut trees that are being sold at "prices j as high an $3 each in the Salem district - j Because a walnut tree is a long range proposition It is for, more than "a life time"; it is for "unnumbered generations. " ... ' . ' ;vs- ; . 1 t y. ... Further experimenting may develop other superior vari e ies of walnuts; but for the present there is only one best v iriety for the Salem district, and that is the grafted Fran quette. And.it should be grafted on a black walnut root; preferably a California black walnut. root. . Then it will be immune from mushroom root rot.- i : ) ; :; j Under very favorable conditions, with the right kind of soil," the grafted Franquette on a black root will begin to bear aj few nuts at four or five years; and by the time' it is 15 years old it will bear 50 to 100 pounds of walnuts - 'And it will increase its crop every year, indefinitely, as i grows larger and its bearing surface increases : For the walnut tree never grows old. It renews its youth every year. , ; ; - V - I The Franquette walnut grown on grafted trees in the Salem district is the best walnut so far developed in the whole wide' world. It brings the highest price of any walnut grown, because it is a nut of fine appearance, and the quality of its meat is the best so far attained in the walnut industry. lacking in the vigor and virtue which spring from the soil It is perhaps not necessary to explain to any reader of The Statesman that "Ma" Ferguson is the woman! governor of Texas. t A GOOD MOVR A movement la under foot for Americana to sing grand opera in English. It has been regrettable always that American singers have felt that they mast use foreign languages to express themselves and thus deprive their audiences of much of the Joy, that comes from an understanding ' of grand opera. Carrying the tune is only a part of singing. The public has a right to know the words and en Joy them.i This new movement is one that will have support all over the country and it will re sult in added financial returns in grand opera. ' SHOULD LISTEN IN i omorrow President Coolidge will make his inaugural address, and for the first time in the his tory of the world the Inaugural address can be heard all over America, due to the marvelous de velopment of radio. It is not only an opportunity but It is a duty to listen in, because ny American will be inspired by hearing the voice of his chief executive. There Is no politics in this, but It Is good patriotism." - ; GOOD ADVICE HURRAH FOR ORPEN! Sir William Orpen, the distinguished English artist, said recently in the columns of the Sunday Pictorial that mod ern men and women are growing handsomer and better than heyeyerwere before. He. says that all faces and all ap pearances are T shaped tnrbugh an attitude of mind- As you think so you become. j : ; - The average of beauty is rising; and it is rising because it a steady rise in virtue. ; . ; j Hurrah for Orpen I f His voice is a welcome sound in the fog of gloom that as been hanging over the world for a number of y ears, dur- general degradation, and might have been led to conclude ;hat everybody and everything was growing more i ugly and nore drab. ' " . ' ,. -r. j , ; But Sir William Orpen speaks as one having authority, and not as the scribes and Pharisees and Tie deserves the hand the reader would no doubt be glad to join in giving him--.' - ... I ;; Unless the reader happens to be an incurable pessimist and general grouch, j "HOMESPUN FRIENDSHIP V. The poet or. essayist hard pressed for a theme will find a. good one in "Ma" Ferguson's tribute to "homespun friend- uBhip.' The" simple grandeur of this manifestation impresses nerjBije says, wnen:sne iooks into xne xoii-marKea iaces oi the farmers who shake her gubernatorial hand and wish her good luclC ' r 'y-i . 1 , ' , - 'it is. a good apiece of imagery "homespun friendship." Of course, there isno tmore spinning of fabrics at home in these days of the factory but homespun friendship has sur vived the spinning-wheel and the hand-loom and is as true, wholesome and hearty, as ever. . j ' . ; ' The farmer is your true democrat, the one to nod and smile and give a cordial "how-de-do" to you wherever met. He is a friendly man and his wife is a friendly woman and there is no chariness of address in their communications with their fellow-beings. While this springs largely from kindness of heart, it is also the reaction from the isolation in which days pass without sight of a soul save those of the house hold. So when a stranger comes along he is riot, a stranger, but a friend to whom one may pour out one's heart after a very brief conversation. , ? h T Not so the city, man. One of his greatest bugbears is that somebody will steal five minutes of his precious time. In the street he will pass an acquaintance without a glance of recognition, fearful lest he be "held up" and a moment be lost. What he considers his necessarily aloof attitude re sults in an insulation which so discourages those Jwho would be friendly and talkative that they draw in their antennae and go their way with the feeling that he is altogether too stiff and exclusive. Then, too, there are purse-proud men who walk the streets , with what Emerson calls ."upstart wealth's averted eye." Rich men are run after and -impor tuned. They grow suspicious of advances, and ! with good cause, for enthusiastic expressions of friendship often are aimed, not at their hearts, but at their pocketbooks. . The countryman is honest. As a rule when it comes to giving an opinion he may be depended upon for frankness of speech, v The politician knows pretty definitely how' the farmer .will vote after he has sounded him. .- He caii only guess how the city man will stamp his ballots r) l' : t Yes, homespun friendship, homespun honesty and home rpnn integrity are dependable. They are the backbone of the -t:: trithcut'irhfch it vrculd bo. flabby, invertebrate end Colonel Hofer, '- an outstanding Oregon citizen whose home hap pens to be. In Salem, gives a lot of good advice and he sends it out over the country, a part of it work of love and a part of it. of course, paid , for. Here is a paragraph that ought to be read by every citizen of Salem, and If made Oregon's shibboleth it would help up immensely. It says: "If you have money to invest this year, bear in mind the local mill, or bank, or creamery, or quarry, or any local industry that can employ labor or capital. Why send Ayour money out of your sight, to help build another com munity, when it ought to be work ing at home where it was raised? TAX WAS NECESSARY The Statesman, of course, had no part in levying a ta on certain lines of tobacco, but It wants to commend the position bf the Ore- gonlan as being sound jin Insisting that there e no referendum on this.4 The tobacco tax was a ne cessity and It is in emergency tax. We : have ; no doubt but what it would be taken off if the finances of the state warranted. Indi rect taxes are ' growiag because they are-easier paid -than direct taxes, and finally we will come to the point where there' will be no direct taxes levied for state pur poses. Several states have reached that point now, notably Califor nia. Bits For Breakfast The City Beautiful-!." r : I i That is the Slogan - subject for Thursday. ! : ' - - Every citizen of Salem is as much interested in seeing Salem become the most beautiful city in the world as the Slogan man is. Help him, if you can; and do It today or tomorrow. j ' Palls City has a City Beautiful campaign on, and she will set' a pace for every town jot her size in the state. I , a 'm l ' '- The development of the flax in dustry is going forwarl. ; We now need more linen anld specialty mills. A large mill to make yarn would likely find a market for all its product, and that would mean 4000 to 5000 more people given employment In Salem factories. All this development will mean that we must have many scutching plants. : : They should be located in every flax growing neighbor hood, in order that the haul from the field to the flax (field to the scutching plant may riot be a long one. : I ; Flapper version: "Pet and the world pets with you;f. refrain and you ride alone." j .' v;' . '; a ay:;"Ss According to a bulletin, of the Tailors' association, ) every maa 8 - 1 8 (5G) I 0 0 OT eonraa, yon waat to get Q your fall money' a worth f) when yon buy coal but are yL yoa aatiafied that yoa dot If Q yon are in doubt try an order Q of oor hUrh frade coal that g eoata leaa in the end. It ia the U perfect coal for homo tiaa. 0 . Also Best Grade of 0 DRY WOOD 0 Sawed Any Length j Q HILLMAN FUEL CO. Broadway at Hood . PHOHE 18SS O t? LENTEN TALKS THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST JOHN ought to have four overcoats in his wardrobe. Out in this country a guy with four overcoats would be ' looked upon with real suspi cion. "m mm , Now there's a car with bump ers equipped with a -net to catch pedestrians. Here is the makings of a game that will drive tennis out of business. The motorist that packs the fattest bag of. pedes trians at the close of the day gets a nice black cigar. . V Another good mechanical de- device for taking scientific exer cises Is a washboard.- i : m , The scars of war are healing. You seldom hear a former dough boy say "We; we." A Frenchman is trying to prove that Hamlet was a girl, whom the Queen, of Denmark reared as a man in order to. preserve the in tegrity of the crown. First thing we know some other critic will be trying jto demonstrate that Yorlck Is; not dead and that the skull which Hamlet .dandled really be longed to a Great Dane from the Royal kennels. Possibly Ophelia wfis 'merely a stenographer in the offices of a pants-button foundry. These experts are not going to leave us much of anything but the shell. States CLASSIFIED SECTION Pbose 23 Advertising Dept. FOR SAIJ-nlscellArieoaJ 8 60 GLADIOLUS BULBS. BLOOMING alio, postpaid, f 1: - Oeort LawVer. Bala grower. Dept. 126. Tacoma. Waah. Smft SLIGHTLY USED HIOiH-ORADE OAS ranee, a bargain. - Sea Mr. Feareat 23ft North Commercial Bt. . -aa SEVERAL DROP HEAD SEWIXO'MA- chiaea. .- $12.60 np. Sirr Sewlaa Machine Co 519 Cattrt. i al CUTHBERT RKD-RASPBEKRT Planta Excellent quality. Phono SF5. S-aUS OLAJBSmXD ADVERTISEMENTS Rata par word: Per iatertioa . Three iaaertiona One week (ail Iaaertiona) One month 3a 5a 8e 20e Six months' contract, per monthl5 12 months' contract, per moath 12e Minimnm for any edrertisemeat-.25o Money to Loan On Real Estate T. K. FORD (Qrer Ladd A Boah Baak BXTORJi YOTJ LEAVE TOCB HOME OS OAS HAYS IT Insured Properly Backs Hendricks, Phone 161, Bask Bid, IT. 8. a-SStf THE LUTHERAX SETTLEMENT BUREAU will help both ' HOMESEEKER AND HOMESELLER with OREGON INCORPORATED Realtora A Insurance, Phone i.013 Victor Schneider, Sec'y. Rooma 4-5-6 D'Arcy Bldg. A-3 AUTOMOBILES NOTICE SALEM AUTO WRECKING Co., now open for buaineaa. Get our prieee before selling- or baying. 402 8. Church St. Phone 2159. Rea. Phone 1806-R. : -! . l-j31tf AUTO TOPS FOR WINTER ENCLOSURES Curtain - work. ate. aea O. J. Hull. 217 State. . .. .. . . . - s-f gotf FOB RENT DRAO SAWS CHEAP NEW THOMAaJ Sertsble 4 h.p ad maul eoftstmAiioa. Loaated with two wheel. Waeela U4 a wheelborrow. Has poller for eoaaaor ' tioa to eroaaeat aaw. ehara, aeparasor, ete. Priced eoaspleto witli blade' as $80 aach f .o.b Portland. ' i i ALASKA JUNKT Ca 03 Front, Portland,-. OrafOB.' ;. Will allow 5 credit am aaw If. ad la eneloaed with order. . S-Avla Trespass Notice". For Sale PRINTED CARDS. SIZft 14" BT IVk' word Lag- "For Rant," priee 10 aaata oaeh. Btateaasaa jsaatnaaa urxice, a Ground floor. , . HOUSE AND 2058-J. APARTMENTS PHONE FOR RENT lO ACRES. FOR SPRING crop; with house. 1 mile eaat; on paved highway. See me at once. SOCOLOFSKY. 341 State St. 4-m3 -5 ! Tresspass Yotieea, aisa Id tacaad af iachea, printed on reod 10 aasel canraaa beariag the words, " Notice St Hereby Girea Thai TreMpassiag Ji Strictly Forbiddea On Tkeaa Pramiaei Under Penalty Of Praceemtiaa." Priet 15 oaeh or two for 5e. 6tatassa Pmhliakiag Company. Salaas, .Orotom a-aj 4-Bl6tf RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE 8" by iH". 50 receipt forms ia book, IS cents per. book or two book a for 25 cents. Statear man office, .215 South - Comniaroiai. Salem. - 9-ttiU FURNISHED 2 hi ACRES Seven-tenths t mile eaat of asylum. Water system. g-ood-buildins, good tire room bouse. All kinds of fruit, etc. W. E. Kurts. RU 6, Box 148C- 4-m5 HONEY BEES AND QUEENS PHONE FOB RENT -Apeu-tments 5. APARTMENTS 208 N. COTTAGE. Satf Willamette Volldx ,l Nursery SCHEELAR AUTO WRECKING CO. WiU buy your old car. Hisheat eaah price paid. 1085 N. Commercial St. 1-J13tf by Rev. ERNEST H. SHANKS, Pastor bf the First Baptist Church . . MARCH 3, 1925 John 1:35-31. The Witness,',, concluded. John's disciples follow Jesus, verses 3342. Xathanael's witness, verses 43-31. Key: "What seek yeT ::- : , Blemory verses: 3, 39, 41 43, 49. THE witness of John Baptist bears fruit and in the section we "are A to read today we find other witnesses added. His own disciDles turn away from him to follow Jesus. John is happy to, have them do so. for it was his mission to turn men to Jesus. Andrew and John (for no doubt it was the writer of the Gosnel bear In hfa n amAl fal lowed Jesus and abode with Him the few short hours remaining of me uay. iney came oac 10 testily mat tney had found the Messiah- iney naa no doubts regarding their witness. They found Andrew's oroiner simon ana orougnt mm to Jesus and he became a follower. Philip; was found and asked to follow, too. He goes to get Nathanael and another disciple is won. . The power of testimony is clearly anuwii in inese instances, uoa is asKing ror witnesses today. There may be some secret disciples, but they must be very selfish if they are such, for He asks for confession, and delights In those who own mis name. ? - : -.-'"...I ,. i : 38 1;;.' ' "Rabbi, where dweOest Thou?" ' "Come and see." j: . . v y" 41 . ' "We have found the Messiah (the Christ)." "We have found Him, of whom Moses In the law, and the prophets wruie. "Rabbi. Thou art the Son of God; Thou art the King of Israel." Simple Mixture Surprises Salem Simple buckthorn bark, mag- nesium sulph. c. p., glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adlerika relieves any cise - gas on the stomach unless due to deep-seated causes. The pleasant and, QUICK action will surprise you. Because Adlenka is such an excellent intestinal evacu-ant-lt is wonderful for constipa tion it often works in one hour ad never gripes. ; J. C. Ferry, Druggist, 115 S. Commercial St. Adv. Storage Fire proof banding, day and Blent serrlce, $4 per month. 1899 N. Cap itol. Texas carafe. : l-ifttf STORAGE Washing and Open day and night, arreaalnc. EIKER AUTO CO. Corner Liberty and Ferry Phono 121 1-ffrtf ::?'.'WS!'!4W - aWl m W aw syrat au BL'n sz, wm a B. .B .B a S i -CV.VJWSijQa ORGANIZATION 1DF SPECIALISTS B'OMTLANO AMO CATTLE OTFICCS HPHB unparalleled success of the Dr. A Chao. J. Dean non-surgjcal method of treating Piles and other rectal and colon ailments has built an organiza tion of highly trained specialists to care tor tne patients who come from all parts of the West.- The skill of these specialists is proved by the unqualified GUARANTEE that each Pile sufferer is cured or his fee REFUNDED no matter how long standing or how his case may be, Send for my FREF book. riFAN m n Im- rXlRTlAND" Of fMCIS" SCATTLC OFriCCS: Or DtanWitaiita tU-9Z Swir hr4mm IPS ATM AMD RIM a STH MAIN ATM AMO f ?-K'rf .aull cwTt feix.tr. O .fvn. SO. 309 Gross Word Puzzle Am I a Boldier of the. cross, . ( ' A follower of the Lamb? I And shall I fear to own His cause. Or blush to speak His' name? ; Must I be carried to the skies On flowery beds of ease, While others fought to win the prize, And sailed through bloody seas? Watts. &rAMne . ill . . rav r i M. 7F" 3TM"""F""'""'"'F" mL MM m 1 i I l ln FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Apart ment 412 North lat. 5-m3 Has s Saleiyard at 861 Ooart street at Kaanedy'a paint ah op. apposite fla aiek'a store. All kiada of frait aad a at ' treee. Dr. Beaa'a Bs French prase a specialty. - Offiea phono ISIS. bos, s-euati 105F5, Jass hf athis. Prop. NEWLY FURNISHED THREE-ROOM apt. with bath. :S72 N. Winter St. Phone 48 1-M. 5 m5 rOR SALE OLD VXWSFAPE&a. It eenU a handle. Olrealatiaa departsaeat Orerea Stataamsa v. nl&JSffA-" Beautiful Oregon Rosi liA VALLEY APARTMENTS. CLEAN. Comfortable. Reasonable. 819 N. Com mercial. Call afternoons. 5-m7 NICELY FURNISHED 3 ROOM APART- ment; 1133 Court St. - 5-f201f IF YOU WANT BETTER: FURNISHED, nicer arranged and 'cleaner apart ments, i see the Patton Apart'ients. .down town district. Call latton'al Book Store. 5-mltf I Aad alevaa other Oresoa itan u . gather with a fine eoUeetioa of pairiotli soncs, sacred soags aad ataay old Urn- ,favoritasv- - 5. -. . - v .' ALL FOB Sdo . r" '. r ' (Bpeelal prtcea to ejnmntlty letav . v '- Xapoelany adaptable Co sekeeL ansa aaunity or homo atnriac Bead for- Western Songsterv. TO pacea ow ra Its third ediuea . ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT FOR RENT. Inquire 1335 State. 5-m5 PnbtlrtM By OREGON TXA0HXB3 MONTH 'il 1S e rinmmml,1 SH HikUm it FOR SALE Iirestock 1119 Fifth atreet. West Salem.. .S-u CHEAP RENT FOR CLEAN TWO ROOM furnished aoartmenL. 592 North Hum mer. . 5-f27tf I THOROUGHBRED YOUNO JERSEY Cow 4 ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT Prirate bath. 104? South OommerciaL Phono 116SJ. 5-fl8tf FOR KENT- APARTMENTS 891 Commercial. VETEKINARIAJt DB. PATTER," . t-deoJ Phone 803 S-W. FOR RENT Rooms , 0 FRED W. LANQB. TETERIN AR1AN-- Offiea 480 8. CommereiaL Pkoaa 111 -MiiT m ll ? - a..r'' 1 . WOOD FOR SAXJ3 ' t t; 18-INCH OLD FIR SECOND OROWTSl ak and ash. i Phone 19F3. M. D. ly- 1 . H.f) iff ROOM FOR BENT MODERN HOME, LENAKER SAWS WOOD Phoae SMtJ. v ll-ml ONE UNFURNISHED . ROOM TWO well furnished rooms, rarage, heat. - light and water. Phone 1633J 6m4 three blocka from state house, lor rear :, ubhwu.. muas sito reiereaeea.. jrieaaf address A. care 8 U teaman. 6-al7tl PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14" BY 744" wording. "Rooma to Rent," price 10; Kt hcq, eaaaaamaa nnameaa eitiee. Oronnd floor. FOR SALE -Miscellaneous 8 18 INCH BLOCK WOOD load d loads 914. Phone 1879 98.75 -W. r&3 "ml .-4 BICYCLE. YMCA.- eTenings. 8-m4 WHITE ROSE POTATOES, $1.50 PER uunurra. rioia lazo-J. 8-m4 GOOSEBERRY, ETTERBERG berry plant, phone 57F13 8TRAW 8 mil Hi acmcr ALFALFA. GRAIN, HAY, TIMOTHY ana straw, - guaranteed quality ; prompt ahipmeut. Price - upon - - application. jvicuara .i jmaa, . niua vreua. .Waah. tngton. 8.mi GOOSEBERRY,- ETTERBEBO berry plants, 1S7F13. STRAV 8-mll MAHOGANY DAVENPORT. Phone 1815-J. TABLE , 8-m5 SKYLINE ORCHARDS WALNUTS FOR were over M per cent in the 3 cent grade. By black walnut aeedlingt grafted with Skyline Scion Wood. "We have them. Skyline - Orchard, 121F11. - - 8-m8 GOOD COAL DRY WOOD . PROMPT DELIVERIES HILLMAN FUEL CO. DRY WOOD. FOUR FOOT AND 18 lac, fry mill wood, 94.79 par. lead. Paon WOO DBA WING -JXTDD ' AND 8C BEST GRADE OF WOOIW i ' t ' -- Drr -and. graen'mfa wSat, Drr and old fir., . -, , ci . Dry 4 ft, aak. . ', i - FRED BL WSLLB ' :" Vf Prompt deliTery aad-"resnatr'f --a S80 South Ohurea. Phoae la-aO, , BEST SECOND, GROWTH FT& mit 1 Call tlfl. 7 iiJ . WAJfTlID JSmplormetii ' 1 MIDDLE-AGE WOMAN WANTS -W --fc care for Tfcildre or bid people 49 housework. Q. K. Statesman. WANTED TRACTOR PLOWEf 0 t .1 - , w wm. m ao. eome 1 a implemeata for sale. Phone lfa?i 4VAXTa .SOsopnaneona 13T AUCTION SALE FRIDAY; MARCH 6, 1 WANTED TO CONTRACT nLV :a F- SSX Missioa St. Phono-I . strawberriea. m.wu. " ZZZ..T.? son. 2385 Front. . Phone 3184.. l1Hv Prune Trees Vr 7T?'h 4 t f- 10c; 6 to 8 it. 15c Italiana same priee. Fruit aad Walnut treea. Phone 1140M. High and Ferry. Frnitland Nursery. 8-f25tf graph, range, ruga, furniture, toola, ete. P. N. .Woodry. auctioneer.- B-mS 8-m5 FOR SALE A REAL WATCH DOrt voitco atram; also iscotca collie, eat tie broke. i"or quick aale, 810 each. v;. w. iannanv itouto 9i Box , 124. Phone 44F31.. , .. . . a. i WANTED PRIVATE MONET f OS am loaas. ' W hare aeTeieJfepjC t'ona.eo haad. Hawkins JL- a. lae 205 Oregoa Buildiag. . ,,1 T " ii , dental j SALEM MARKETS 1 &i 1 vnnns CASH PAID FOR FALhjE -Wr-- deatal gold, ' platinum aad &v 4 jewelry. . Hoke Smelting ' and' L-r., , Oo, Otsego. MtAhima. . - ia. n i WOODBT THE ACCTT0NE2Bj BOY 3 aaaa ranutars for: eaah. Phone 111. i a., m Prieea quoted are waoIeaaU mA .r. pricea received by farmera. K : rLl prieea are given. GRAIN AND HAT v No. 1 Inf t whita aknl a. m 1 aoft red wheat H.iz ORANGE PERSION MALE AT 8ervcV. S5 I a o a. ota fctreet, BOSCELLAXEOU3 No Oat a Cheat hay Oat hay. Clover hay, baled 914 818 911 .918.58 (Answer Tuesday) ? 0 - unJ SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST I gS3l ACROSS .1 A Russian Association , 6 Attract , 11 Soil 4 12 Idle talk (col.) 14 Melody 15 One j IS A tablet of wood 17 Word (Fr.) 18' Owns 20 Pen 21 Encountered 23 Number Egyptian god 29 Reparation Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets. you are, 11 not getting the genuine Baver Asnirin craved saf 33 Garb millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for li V? oTpas?" Pain V Toothache Neuritis Headache Neuralgia ".. Lumbago Rheumatism" 3 6 County in Tennessee 38 Article , 39 Susan -. 40 Domestic animal 42 Belonging to Al 43 Point 1 45 Policeman 14? -A. prefix , - 48 .Interior 49 A battering machine 5 T Small body of water 53 Lair i4 AefTitnntv"navT-.Vr--.v:u ---t j? x I53 , r. j r j-- wiiwu vuiiutuia fiuvcu mrccuons. 1 54 Girl's name Handy "Bayer boxes of 12 Ublets Abo bottles of 2t and 100 Drngsiats. I 65 Come In . lr?!fia la tte trsOa mark ef Ti.tw ITaatifactura of Moaoaeetlcaciaater cf Sailer kac!d 1 S 6 Founded -1 v DOWN 1 A eirl's Bame' 2 What Croesus was - 3 Delight 4 And (Lat.) 5 A singer in temple 7 Exclamation . 8 Helmet' ' 9 Tumult ' ' 10 Used to rub feet on 12 Aeriform fluid 13 Turkish title 19' Grave " 21 Pertaining to mason 22 Quality 24 Courage ' ' " 25 Stop f 26 Droll 28 Consumed 30 River tn Scotland" - 31 Established (ab.) 32 A drink . 37- Held in check 39 Tilt 41 Stabs - 42 Later - 43 Plus 4431ales - " T 46 Sheet of glass v V 47 Mimic, 50 Enraged 52 Prefix - 54 Article (Fr.) Oat aad Vetch hay PORK. MTTTTOaT AJTD BfiZP Hoga, 100-20O ewt. , 91T Sff Hoge, 200-250 . an ?X -911.00 , 9 Ha Hogs, 250-300 ivt Light sows Top veal ; Dn-ssed veaL Cowa -Lamba " Heavy hens springers ught POXTLTBT hens. i 19 BOOS, BTTTTEB. BUTTBBFAT .OB' WB STORE TOUR HOUSEHOLD Caa t SL nTtBi W bT Us Wrk, Liberty and Parry. y Phoae 131. "V L. . ' - " la-' - AGEXI8 WANTED ;l t$ f .10 I MAN OR WOMAN FOR COnwrv iri. -12V4lc I ger. No houaa to faottse work Writs tr personal iaterriew. The Cleveland . iioaiery Co., 5113 EaeliA It. r land. Ohio. - , -T-ig.y, ,V .18019a I rrrrntnim . . . . i .16018 sr ttAJtAi ill" rit?aoJ !18 ii5 tter Creamerr Butteriat, deUrered. Milk, par cwt Err, standards Pullets 48 49a WOOD - CHOPPERS Oregon Building. WANTED. 805 CO I vij ,n.uu r tU 1. wm.-v i nyaa ru trieiA, j o -v . . - - v . .v. I -2325e Zl Bo 101. Phone 17F2. POULTRY AND EGC3 ?a, J t. FhA TlTlf -w . - : The lazy man's ambition I, a I henV ".fw.wtT r coal and Ice business. As an ice I 800411 13tB " : - - JirU man he could loaf In wlnterjaod por sale 250 white leoV" : v as a coal man he could loaf sum- -tekA Win aett for "i mers. , - - rm Urge- 2 year old 9- ti X litis. ,- . 1-3 Answer to Sunday Puzzle v i.iT IT' r" aT strsra. 'a 5 N. 18th street, honari877-W; i ,21 1 HI I i i - , J -5- A M P -: M A SL H. OtT CjO CVTAn"on l j t- I a eT a r R " JA N O T H E R ftTT i.5ET . R " V EtS S A E P B Anal - X- 2. X 2. H JL ztm Sr &)l T E 1 A j S I S" g j R j T L A jp; nto s ti ' T ANOONDA, COCKERELS hatching. Phono S72-R.' i : err, S1-; FOB SALE MOSlfomTT .r turkey tots. Best of stockv- 1,. , i. Bog 100.. Phone 83F23. l t BARRED BOCK BABT- CHICKS I P A hatching aggs from high rrade'O' y and Imperial Ringlet stock. : V . A, , aiaiger, -.BOUte'7, i Pfcoa 10. .' tor P r Ck!eli Sal era C Seedouartttrat , 7 VATlrfTt " 'i ' -' 284 K. CotUSa fcaieai rissa f - ' - " - " - --- :- li-H I BARRED BOCS CC.Z3 ' " e;a. J A few J- a. i