TIIE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, , OREGON
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If psrenta will have the'.r children snetnortre the daily -Bible seUotieaa. It arm prOT
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'GIVING GETTS: There fs'that
there Is .that witbholdeth more thanus meet, but it tendeth to poverty.
Proverbs 11:24. -, .,.,...:;;
PRAYER: O God.. Thou, didst
learn of Thee. and then we ehall'
Into the likeness of Thine own image. '
SOIVfE ONE
If you live in.Sakm; y0Uhave probably noticed the beauti
ful wreath at the foot of: the
; houssquare?
; Placed there by some -one
The American War Mothers,:
the monument, appreciate this. - f ; i
And it shows that gome one
made and of f ered to make the
war; still ha& a thrill such as
when the, soldier boys marched. away. j ;
In tbte coriiiectionV Ibe; it known that the Salem ,War
Mothers are holding a Rummage sale in the U. S.j Bank build
ing, in the room formerly occupied by the - Johnson Clothing
store.- The object is to raise money to endow hospital beds
for service men and 'Women.
any War Mothff,v and it will be
bers are, 95, 163 and tl795W;
glad to respond.
LAURA HL
A close friend of Laura M. Pierce said at her funeral yes
terday that he had never heard her utter an unkind word of
man or Woman; and that he believed she harbored no unkind
thoughts concerning any human being i . ' :
And that was a great tribute. Can you think of a better
one?5 ' ;vf :-):' ;: M :!"'; - 'i 'f
She was in the grip -of the fatal disease that sapped her
life "for six years. . For the pasj two years sshei was much
weakened arid towards the last was a mere shadow of the
robust woman she had been ' j ,
. - But she . bore up bravely and did her part cheerfully in
managing and planning the affairs of her home. She planned
the household affairs feVen up to: Saturday evening, a f ew
hours before passing, peacefully to the land beyond the stars,
at 9 o'clock Sunday morning. The wing of the angel of death
touched her cheek so gently that the waiting members of her
family scarcely realized the moment that for her divided time
from eternity- : j. i . '
And she was ready. She knew her time of departure was
at hand, and she had no protest. She had "fought a ;good
fight, and she had no misgivings. - r ; j t -j ,
r She was' concerned for the good and the happiness of her
loved ones; her husband and son and four-daughters and the
piher half orphaned daughter of her - sister," whom' she
brought up as her very own.' - - : z
Mrs. Pierce was a good wife and mother; a splendid home
builder; modest, retiring; womanly; giving herself to the full
in service, demanding nothing for herself. j
She was a woman of culture as well as kindness, and she
would have made a' splendid impression as the first lady of
Oregon in official circles had she been favored with her f or
mergood health. . - I ; .1 .;
The cause of her; passing was a loss to the whole public.
Having iio fault "to firid with herkind, she was'loVed by all
who knew her well, and would have been loved by the multi
tude. . " ' - : !'
Such' poor words are "a weak tribute to the character that
was fine and unique; hot because; she was near to high posi
tion; but because she was in her own nature and self discip
linepossessed'Of 'the -very 'finest of 'human attributes.
A GOOD CtlAKGK
Ve have neverrbeen partial to
animals 'performing.. It has al
ways looked ruel and brutal to
us, and the public looks at it In
the eatne way. An animal circus
has a mighty hard time . getting a
crowd-. It Is good news, there
fore to recordthat the iRIngUng
Brother 'and fcarnnm ' St. Bailey
Combined ahows the coming ea
Bott" have decided to' sell all their
animals and '.have no more -performing
la the rings. . They "will
have the mdnagerie as usual, but
no more .animals will perform.'
One of the Kingling Brothers re
cently Issued this statement In de
fens of the" position : and U "is
commended to all lovers of anl
mats. .
"i'. There has been enough critr
A 2et A
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Manager Job Dept.
smtled te u.lr plieatlen of all mewl
ciuitea is. taie paper matt ( lie ioal
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OFFICE : '
Weet 36th St., Chicago, Marqnette Build-
PSi etf37 11 Headway, ' Albert Byers, Mgr.
583
100
Manii m aitar years. - . ,
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seattereth. and yetiaereaserhVaud
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give us Thy best, beloveds May we
Eire Tbou "bast given, and grow
STILL CARES
soldier monument in the court
." . . U .4 i4'' ".t-
who has chosen to be unknown
who sponsored the 'erection of
still'cares for the boys "who
supremeaCrifice in the World
gripped everyone in the days
If -you have rummage, phone
called for. Convenient num
but any War Mother will be
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PIERCE
Icism by the public of wild animal
acts to warrant us In withdrawing
them, as a- quite commoa impres
sion Is' prevalent that tigers, lions,
etc., are taught by l very roagh
methods, and that'll Is cruel to
lorce them through their stunts,
"2.' Many parents object 'to
bringing young eh ildren to a show
fn which men : and! women 'enter
the cages with feroclous'beasts.
; 3. The delay In hauling the
animals into and oat of the circus
tent-and of transferring the ani
mals from their shifting dens into
the arena and back, Isveryfobi
Jeetionable and ' iot altogether
without danger. ' ' - ;:
'4. The public seems to prefer
animal acts. In whfcbT;the animals
themselves aeem lortake & Inter
ested ami playturpcriras dofogs,
seals, hbr3es, elephants, etc."1
i . Starts
THURSDAY
j'
Lecture
Tonight
8 p. m.
CHAPEL WILLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY
, .:. ,-. -j .
By
.r
DR. RICHMOND BURGE
'Reiiowned lecturer an Psychol
ogy, 'Fsycho-analysia and ,.
Vocational Analysis -
"Demonstrations
" Don't "Forget the Time
' "'' the Place
'
TONIGHT
Adele Garrison New Phase ol
REVELATIONS OP A WIFE
Copyright by Newspaper Feature
Service
CHAPTER. 404 :.
llow Madge Managed Harry
Underwood and Claire 'Foster
I held out my hand' to : Mrs.
Barker with a warm little glow at
my heart such as I never had, ex
pected to have for that doughty
lady. V. - - ' ;
Her advice J not to - waste any
more time in getting away from
the house was highly sound. I
wanted to put' as much space as
possible between myself and Dr.
Pettlt before the release of the
irate physician whom Mrs. Barker
had shut Into her root cellar when
he stormed through the house In
search of Dicky.
"I won't say 'thank you again,"
I .said heartily, "but I can never
forget your kindness."
"Don't burden your memory too
much," she advised dryly, and I
flushed a bit with the realization
that she had gauged the '..pert unct-
orinese of Che phrase. There was
Teal kindliness and liking, how
ever, in both her hand-clasp and
her hearty "good-by," and I went
down the steps with the feeling
that she "Would do her, best to
show -: Dr. Pettlt the- error of is
ways.. ; .. . ' I ;
'Harry .Underwood. -stood like a
eentlnel -on the reranda, and I
noted that he had planned his sta
tion 'so that no one could see him
from any possible window. He
spoke .In tones loud enough for
Mrs. Barker to hear as I came lip
to him.
"Is it here that we are to wait
for the motor, Madame?" he said
with a most impressive air,, adding
tout of the 'corner of his mouth:,'
'Everything jake?" .- i;i3
"Yes,". I murmured lacbnicaUy,
then in 'tones -to match his first
ones: ""The car will stop for you
in a few minutes.' - :
"What Happened?"
I swept past him with a little
air of hauteur, which .1 '. guessed
convulsed him, and walked swift
ly up the Toad over' wfiicli Brother
Bill had driven a few minutes be
fore.' J':3 j l"V 'Hii"' : ''-' ' I
It did not take me long to find
the machine.? .Brother Bill had
kept , his word, and had stopped
he car. around the first "bend ?in
the road. - 'As he eaw me comlsg,
he started his engine, and ; with
Don't thinkhat torpid liver
means' merely constipation. The
liver supplies bile to the intestines.
.That bile checks germs. When it
is lacking, germs may multiply by
'mmSolns in --$ j . .:
, Germs create poisons. The in
testines absorb them. Then may
come all the' effects of impure
blood. '
,Heart and kidney troables are
frequent results. Bad - complex
ions, pimples, dull -eyes, vfalllhg
hair. : Also high blood pressure
and premature old age. All come
from poisons which yon should
avoid. .
' .Correct the'lJver -Don't
try to treat the results.
Stop the poison source.
.The liver ssppliea bile a quart
a" xlay at normal., Increase that
bile, Jsupply.v rcbeclt tha- germs,
stop-the poisons. Watch the quick
results.
"Drugi" cannot do this The
PROBLEIS
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LENTEN TALKS
Rev. ERNEST H. SHANKS, Pastor of the
. First -Baptist Church -
1 MARCH 11,
John 5:1-47. The Pool of Bethenda.'
IfeaUac at the pool. 'l-4.
Criticism by Jews. 10-18.
Jesna contends with leader. 10-20. -Ifli
critics Rilenced. itO-47.
Key: "Search.'
3Iemory verses : ' C, 7, 8, ' 30, , 40.
THIS chapter Is interesting as showing the attitude of the enemies
of Jesus and His replies to their criticisms. ' The helpless "man at
the pool of Bethesda furnished an
he was healed on the Sabbath. He
ones. These always caned rorth the pity or our Lora. Tee cnarge
against him was that he carried his bed on the Sabbath. . Jesus replied
that "The Sabbath was made for man and not man for the Sabbath."
This chapter might also be called the "witness" chapter, for Jesus
points out five witnesses (cf verses".S3, 36; 37, 39 and 46). These
witnesses are 'l) to the divinity of Christ by the Father; (2) "to the
proofs of His divinity by John Baptist; (3) to the fact ol HIS Sonshlp
by the Father; (4) to the witness
ness of Moses.' His enemies sought
deed (cf Verse 18). . ;
"Wilt thou be made whole?"
"Sir, I have no man . ... to put me In 'the -pool."
g :
"Rise, take up thy bed and walk."
- " r. -" - 39 . y .:....' j-; ' '..
' Search the Scriptures;- for in them ye think ye" have eternal
life; and, these are they 'which bear
"And ye "will Trot come nnto
a competent air, listened to my di
rections' for -retracing his course
and pickWgr tfp tht "forelgn'gentle-
man" I used his own vernacular
-In front of the Barker house.
And then I was in the car whir
ring back over the road I had. just
walked, with .Claire Foster's
tense fingers gripping my arm,
and her strained Voice asking:
"What Happened?"
It was upon my lips to tell her
that Dr. Pettlt had gone, with the
mental reservation that I need not
name his root cellar destination.
But I remembered just in time
that -the physician's motor -car
"California Fig Syrup"
Dependable Laxative for Sick
BabV or Chi!(T : -
Hurry Mother! - Even " a bilious.
constipated, feverish child loves
the pleasant taste of "California
Pig Syrup," and it never fails to
open the bowels. A teaspoonful
-today may prevent a sick child to-.
morrow, , - : u '
i Ask your druggist for genuine
"California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children
of all ages printed ton ibottle.
Mother! You must say "Califor
nia" or you may get an Imitation
fig syrup. Adv.- .
modern way Is to use gland secre
tions. The treatment for liver Is
ox gall." . Thousands who read this
will get results worth many times
'the 'cost. i: i-- . .f .; " 5
,,- Xicarn'the Results i
I Perhaps you have been treating
with 4 rugs. Perhaps yon are dis
couraged. But try the new way :
ox gall -one of the greatest ad
vances modern medicine has made.
In 24 hours you may see the re
sults. Perhaps in a few days It
will change life's whole complex
ion. , v'-vV4ijpv
' But get genuine coxvgalU It
comes in tablets called Dloxol. All
druggists can supply them, i Each
tablet contains ten drops of puri
fied ox gal. Then you have the
utmost results of this new meth
od. Get it now. Don't let - any
trouble you can remedy linger an
other day. I'
Gnarantae: Anrone not 'aaUafied - wtth
reanlta from the first box Dioxol -may
renrn the empty box to the1 makers and
receive hia money back. A4t.
THE GOSPEL ACCORDING
TO ST JOHN
excuse -for the opposition, 'because
represents the friendless, helpless
of the. Scriptures; (5) to the wit
to kul Him because of His good
witness of Me." ,
Me that ye might have life."' x -
must still be standing in the road
in front of the house. I remem
bered something else also, that If
the' engine had not stalled it was
still running, for Its angry owner
had not stopped even to turn "his
switch key when he bad caught
sight lof me.
"Mrs. Barker Is attending to Dr.
Pettlt," I answered with the grim
little reflection that'this particular
statement was absolutely truthful.
"And she has promised to keep bis
attention engaged while we slip
past. We Shall stop in front of
the house ohly an' instant for the
foreign gentleman. to join us."
' "Won't "he follow us?" she
breathed.
"Mrs Barker will make him
believe we went to " Caldwin," I
returned, "Here we are now."
A Plausible Story.
Oh, he must have gone away!"
she cried, as Brother Bill stopped
No. 310
(Answer
ACROSS
1 Closed
S Grammatical term
9 Precious stone
11 "An oven, ,
13 The -present era
16 Retard
17 Discover
18 Pronoun 4
19 (Border
?1 i:A fruit
23 Hastened
24 Support .
26 Played
27 Divide
28 A tyrant -
?0;Three prefix
31 Crippled
U2,A.blrd; V
34' Pronnoun
3fr Fly .
37 sAn' insect
38 Masticates
40 A small table
42 At that time
43 SmaU child 1
45 Nautical term
4 7-Dread
48 'Earth .
50 Scold ,
52 'Paddle 1
5$ iWaste - .
65 Roe (Scot) i ;
56 ipart of "totbe"
57 'Broad smile'
58 .Fruit
60 "Preposition
61 tPar tof a boat
2 Troth
64 'Destroyed i i I
65 Part of body
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Insured Properly.
Paoaa 1st. Back Handrleia. tT. B.
Bank BWg. 2U
The Lutheran Settle
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': will help both
IIOlfESKEKEB-AND-IIOllKSKLLEtt
. - -with -
Oregon Incorporated
' Realtors "ft Insnranee, Phone 1013 "
Victor BehneMer. Sc-'y. Koom "4-5-S
: I'Ar7 Bldg. A-
hli car where Harry Underwood
an impressive picture in hU rather
fantastic ' trappings stood wait
ing for us. "See! f his car 7 Is
gone." ; - :y. : :
A startled glance showed me
that the. physician's car was in
deed nowhere to be seen. . -For a
bewildered minute I -wondered if
he had -fluceeeded 4n breaking his
way out -of the root cellaV. - But
when Mr. Underwood "had mounted
to the seat beside the driver,, be
turned with a flourish and ad
dressed me.4 v-.- . ' -
."i -.tiave' a -message- tor you,
Madame," he said. "The gentle
man . who ? arrived In sd- great a
hurry just -now, -.you remember
"Yes," I answered, mechanical
ly, as he paused.
"He went away again Mr. Un
derwood went on, "and he asked
me to say to you that he was
desolated not to be able to stay
and see you before he left. ; Bu
he was in so gr-r-eat a huTry.":
' He was so plausible that for an
instant I almost believed him. And
then I realized from the very
waggishness of nis tone that he
himself must have run the physi-'
cian's car around the house in or
der to give color to the tale he had
just told for Claire 'Foster's
benefit. ' '' - ' '
(TO BE CONTINUED)
Word Puzzle
tomorrow)
DOWN
2 Exclamation of attention
3 Prosperous state of
af-
! fairs (PU -'4
Hydrous magnesium silicate
5 An herb'
6 Aged ':
7 A preposition
'8 A musical instrument
10 Clown
11 Generous -
12 An opening -
14 Matter out of place
16 Penned " T
17 A supernatural being
18 An animal
"20 'A bog T ."
22 Grain . "
23 fitrtkei ' : .v -
23 Wild animal -
27 Assoeiate ,
29 Mounted "
31 Pertaining 'to moon
33 Seat in church
35 A train , , .
38 Carbonize
39 Severe- - -40
'Piece of leather
41 Beloved " ',
42 Flock -44
Eye
46 Command !
47 Young'of.an aninmal 1
48 Rear ien'd
49. Periods of time -
51' Man's -name. - 5 . ' -
53, Courage (Slang)
64; Every
57; Means 61 cooking
. 69; Regret
4 61". Thus '
1 .
63 Myself - - -t. -
; i - fStqra-e.
rlra proof halldinv ar thl
aarrte., 4 per aioaU. 1W ia-CSl
SCHTELABi AUTOWRSOKINa fcO. Y5TU
buy! took aid -ar. Higheet eaaa priea
paid. 10SS, It Oacuaerclal Sft 1-llSM
vrvpinie i hjii.f.u adto wkckiso
Ck.. now iopen for busineaa. ?uet oor
price before aellins or buying:'- 402 S.
Church St. Phono S159. Kef. Hiona
auto qroi" v. j
TOR W1HTEB ENCrXJSURES-s-Cnrtatn
work. ateU aaa Q. J. Hull, THata.
FOR RKNTi 5 ACRES -BEAVfiRDlAM
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HOOSR -AND APARTMENTS F HON K
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FOR RENT 1' room dwelling and store
in connection, located at 729 North Lib
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W. H. GRABENHORST as CD.
275 State St. 7m 11
FOR RENT ft ROOM 6TRI0TLY
MOD-
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Strict
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8.45.
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C. i S.
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7-tnStf
FOR SALEMUscellaneoni : 8
FOR SALE A GOOD BEARING
Strain
Pboae
8 ntl3
of Wilson atrawberry plants
61F15.
2 YEAR OLD BLACK WALNUT
SEKI
Also ttovet.
Kt. 6.
8 ml3
lings, lOc each, you dig them
'S Buckeye coal-barniec brooder
. C A. lowd. Auburn road, Salem!
FOR SALE -r 50.000 STRAWBERRY
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per nuuarea you dig men or v cenia
per hundred due. Home "Realty Co..
: 1169 South High.. Pbone 1718.1 8 ml5
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; eanyaaa. bearing .tha.worda, "Natic. It,
Hereby . Given. That Traaapaaaing U
Btrtctly Farbidden Oa JThaaa PreaUaat
Under Penalty Of Proaeention.' f Priet
15a each or two for SSe. Stateemai
Pttbliahing Company, Salem, Dregoaj
QOEEN INCUBATOR. 275-EGO SIZE.
One 14 inch; also Emeraon riding plow.
. Phone 67F2. p ml7
DRAG SAWS CHEAP NEW THOMAS
t portable 4 h.p., all metal eonatrnetion.
i Mounted with two wheela. . Whela like
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ate. Priced complete with blade at
fou eacn x.o.o t-oriiana. i
ALASKA JUNK CO.
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. . Will , allow $5 credit em aawi If ad
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SO receipt forma in beak, 15 casts pec
'hook or two hooka for 25 crate. States'
. mam effiea, .215 South Commercial
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- Fricea noted are wholesale -and are
pricea rereived-- y fa mars. , Jioietail
prices ere gWea: . . j -
asAnr ass hat -
Jfa, 1 toft White , wh eat . . ' j f t i
ISo. X aoft red- i si S4
Oala
Cheat bay
65c
.814
.Sio
.$15
vat nay
Claver hay. baled
uat and yeteh hay .
.$16.50
PORK. KTJTTOH AHD BEEP
. 100-200 nrL .. " -T W
poga,-200-250 ewt. , 12.25
Hopa, ,250-800 ewt f n W
L'ght SOWS - 1S10.5O
Top Teal
Dressed Teal.'
. L.10
..tr- -15tje
... . 140
.
Cows .-j.i..L
Lambs. , ; ,
r-
hk&d .the -Classified .jds.
amis
INSPECTED E :OTATOE3 ro
earlj plaotino Natted U"i or abl
us. - Mt - be ' tatiafaetory r money
will ba r.fdd. :1
Market, 70S S. 12th St. phoa t
. ' - - ii', ' -' ' 1 - -
Beautiful Oregon Host
kA Uvea ether Oregea ngs t
'gaUer with; a fine eollecuoaof frtota
aonga. aacsred eeags and many-oil tlmt
(Ppedal wieae-rn (roantltr 1Jb1
Eapeeiellf edapUble for feheoJ, eat
nunity .er -home iiagiac 4aa4 fox
Western Songster,
TO mii aeTT te Its third edltlam .
:.l ' Pnhllshed B la :
TOBEGOX TEACHERS -MOST2T41 ;
i NURSERY STOCK 8
MARSHALL STRAWBERRY PLANTS--f
l$l per-$1000. dig them youraelf. Rt.
I ie.'BW Phoe:S8F22.v a-IS
FOR SALE STRAWBERRY "PLANTS r
Trehla, Ktteffcerjr, uniaprion,
jple nad Everbearing. Few Filbert '
trees. --.
.rU WOOU waat-8aia -
Sa-mll
GOOSEBERRY ETTERBERG STRAW-
jberry plants, pbone 57 13. s-mn
CUTHBERT RED-RASPBERRY PUata
; Excellent quality. Phone 8F5. 8a ml8
Cherries and Prunes
: - I- " ' REDUCED
, . . Prnnea, Sc; Royal Annes 20 . up.
: fOeneral nursery &atck. at attractive
I pricea. Warren Jurery, 655 Ferry.
I hoe 104F24. . S-a14
Prune Trees
Coats Improved Ptench, 3 to 4 ' fti.
Sb; I !to 6 ft.. 10c; 6 to fC. JRff.'
Staliaas same price. - Fruit and Vlnnt
(tree. Phone 1140M. High and Ferry,
ruijtland ?nrery. - . a-f25tt
'Willamette Vallsy ;
j Nursery . .. ,
Haa a Balaavard at 361 Coarl a treat
at Kaaaedy's paint chop, eppeeSte Bmr
aiekfa atora. All kinds t ir ait. and nai .
freea. Dr. Bean'a B"g French prune a,
hpeeiaUy. . Office phoae 1115.; Ree
I105F5, Jess Math is. Prop. , Sa 414tf
PRRRH COW WITH i SECOND CALF
.704 South 13th St. 9-ml3
Wfc HAVE 5 NO. 1 , JBRSEYCOWS FOR
i PAliE Wra.. F. Edr, Horseahee Ike,
I pt. Panl, Oregon. 9ml3
THOROUGHBRED YOUNG JERSEY Cew
i 1U1S ruth., .street. ..West aialemw- B-a5
VETERINARIAN DR. PATTERSON
rRKDi W. LANGS. VETERINARIAN.
Dfliae 430 8. OomaterciaL Phone 1181
Res.l Phone -1S8S. '9w29rt
WOOD TOB? 6AXJE2 11
DRY SLAB WOOD AND SECOND growth
for sale. . Phone 1756. - . ll-ao
l6fIKQH OLD riR SECOND GROWTH
t
ana aia. x-none int a. -m u. at ay-
eldl
11-tlStf
JUSNAKXR SAWS WOOD Phona S 09 TX
) i ll-ml2a
GOOD COAL-DRY WOOD ....
PROMPT-DELIVERIES -
TILLMAN FUEL -CO.
i PBONE 185S . .
;! ii. ii-i29;
DRY WOOD, FOUR FOOT-AND 16 Inch.
ry ; mill weed, $4.75 per lead. Phem
raeu
llmll
WOOD SAWING JTJDD AND 8CEMTDT.
Phone 143. : - 11-ilSd
EST GRADE) OF WOOD
4 It ana 10 inea.
Dry-mHl -wood.
Green, mill wood.
Dry-eeomd grwwta tir. -
rry-d old ftr. "
Dry 4 ft. ash, maple and oak,
IKED H. WLLS
Prompt delivery aad leaSBaahle "prlee
280
rata Church, x'bona 1542 llmotl
BEST SECOND GROWTH KB $7; OAS
8. Call 11C1. ' 11-d27a
yAXTED Kmployment 12
TRVCTOR PLOWING OR ANY TRAC-
Cor work. One 14 inch anlkey plow to
trade for food cow. Phone 67F2.
-'ir jf ' - 12-al7
tVAiTEDMlAcellaneous 13
) I
WANTED TO ! TRADE A HUDSON
I apeeduter in good conditiau fer.a gootf
huildiog lot. i Will pay cash --differ"'
j eUM.;ii..Pb.oe473J..-. - 'r-i.,l&mh2n
wS
NTtD A 5 OR 6 ROOM MODERN
Iwum from S5OO0 to -$ttOo caeh.- Not
too far oat. - Call at our of fica ad plve
t particular. We have two eaeh-rns-
lomeva. Home Realty Co., 169 Sooth'
IfiKhjj Phone 1728. - 13ml5
WANTEp-ri VACANT LOTS, ACREAGE,
I car 'or piano as. part '.payment -good '
- bouse. Box 524. 1970 S. Church. - -
St I....Mi!.H ii'5 ! r- 13-mll
-i I ! i ii I". i I- ' i . -r
WANTEDi - PRIVATE!
MONEY
FOR
farm
loans. We have several at
liea-
ttona
on hand. 1 Hawkins Roberta,
S05 Oregoa Building. lS d4tt
Ipo
cash Paid for false teeth
idatal. geld, platinum and discarded
'jewelry- Hake Smeltiag end Refining
lOe, Otaego. Miehigam.' 18-J27l3
WOODRYI THE 'AUCTIONEER BUYS
nsed ;farnitre for eaah. Pkeae StL
18-anW
IdlSCKXIiANEOUS
TO EXCHANGE $150 MARSHALL
Well a; Range for. Ford Track, will pay
difference. A. IL Moere, Furniture
BtoreJ 285 y. High. 14mI2
HELP WANTED 15
MAN TO WORK ON OCR FARM Mast
bf reliable and good worker. Flake' a
Fetland. 273 State and Pacifie High-
- iwy. j;r.j'. ; . ; ; .; . - 1 5-mll
WANTED MAN ! WITH FAMILY TO
eara lor small tract of land with some
hemes; l ean keep cow and chickens,
aid work out part of the time. See
Childra and BechteL 540 State St.
M'ii 1 1 "ii I5ml0tf
ipSLP WANTED Female
17
-a-
WANTED 50, WOMEN AT ONCE Good
pay;, pleasant work, 1849V State St.
- ' i - r I.; 'ii ; -. .- j- :, s -- . , 17-ml5 .
LADIES TO DEMONSTRATE OUR Rd
'injn Bet; Pad 'tad: give cmr Radium
; Atron : free with . each pad. . We pay
$23 week to producer. Write' for free
' offer. "r International Radinm .' Syndi-
lIElWAXrED Jilale
18
WAITED A PARM HAND, FOR OEN
eraPfaRB work 7' all summer job. Pbone
2'2F25,. or addreaa Noma Hunt, Shaw.
OreswiJ f ' 18-ml2
POULTRY AND EGG3 21
roR- s.iL3:-nATcnin?ECC3-
-3 Pr
-1-mctf
nuiBdred-.; ; iUona 62i i. , ;
R. K REDS HATCHING EUOS. 4 etai
baby chicks, 15 ett, dsrk strain, 805
.16th'ttret,. phoae xill-M. .214
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