THE CHEGOK STATESMAN, SALtlM Onrxo::
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ACGiDErjfsacoun 2
.'If! LID GQUFJTY .:.
0 Wreck' and Savvmi!! In
jury 'Are Sustained By
County Residents
Louis Grisler m6tored to Stay
ton Sublimity and' AuniSTitla last
Thursday. " " - .-
Mary and Frank Hora spent la3t.
Tuesday . evening" at , Ben Darby's.
Dave Aegerter motored to ' Scio
on business last Tuesday evening.
Mr. and .Mrs.' Ben Darby went to
Stayton last Wednesday morning
indj to Charley Peters In the at
terioon. H'T Vv; J K;.:i
Cecil Bates and his fcride, rorroer
ly Mis Elsie Isaah, have - made
thejr home two miles east of Scio
on. Jier father's Jarm,
J. A. Sens and Harold
Darby
101
"California Fig Syfup'!
Dependable Laxative "fotSick
Baby orV Child ;
Tongue , Shows
Bilious, Constipated
Hurry Mother! Eren s fretful.
feverish,;-bilious or "cdnstipated
child loves the ' pleasant ; taste, of
"California Fig Syrup'', and, never
fail to open the -bowels, - A tea
spoonful today may "prevent a
Bickj child tomorrow. ' -
Ask your druggist ' t or genuine
"California Fig Syup' which has
directions for babies and children
' of all ages, printed on. the : bottle.
Mother! You must ; say .fCaliror
niat or yon may get, an imitation
fig 'syrup. Adv. ,.v.
Aut
B W . W ft J
For Few More Days Only We Will
i 'Gdntiiitie To Sell
i ' i i-5
1 jVTRmCEtBEACH
Coal, Wood, "and Gqm
Tbination Gas, Coal.and
Wocd, . A'rry Efridge
Beach Range for a few
more days at . ........
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by i
Carl Itumlsrhu, In "ItoW Hood,
' iJOniins to the Grand Theater
helped Frank Hora .butcher hogs
la,st Wednesday afternoon. ' -
Ilns llay made a business trip
tp Stayton , last Wednesday;
i Mrs. .tcnis Ray and''son, Lyle,
visited with her sister. Airs. Chas,
Peters, last Thursday and Satur-dJr-
, i 1 .
, s Ves.. Downing is seriously ill at
his. home east of Kingston. ....
i McKeazie brothers delivered a
load of hogs to Mill City ast Wed
needay. ... . . . ... , . .
i While returning from Scio last
Thursday evening to take part in
a! home : talent play at Richardson
Gap: hall ; Oeorge" . Patraey came
near losing his life. - - When" near
the Francis Arnold -place 'he un
expectedly overtook Thayer
with -a neavy load of lumber ani
In order to save himself,1 made a
short turn, hitting something that
caused ni ar te turn over- and
break off the 5 rights wheel, faeTer
the front 'ale from the car and
demolish tne .windshield. He hU
his : head j against something that
caused a big knot' to rise f and re
ceived other, minor: bruises,
Darrel'. Montgomery is now driv
ing a new 1925 model Chevrolet
touring. , - : ' ' .. ' ' ' " . ,
t : About two '1 weeks ago Albert
Isaak' suffered . "Very- painful in
jury to his right' leg, while' oper
ating a saw at. his father's farm
east of Sclo. ..His clothing caught
on a set screw, and he was wound
around the shaft, tearing his clo
thing. off and a. hole about four
Inches square was cut in his leg -
FOR our;
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r Hernck
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. , i wee your oraer . eariY..ioJ assure
delivery? Before 'trie . rush ...
All the inuscles were torn out. ' He
waa brought to town to Dr." Prill,
wh-lres3ed bl9woanda. IIe:wli
be unabfa to 'walk on : the injured
toot for some time. -
; Erma Darbey is sllghtly lntprov
ing after a very severe attack of
whooping-cough. V .";""
Elsie Limbeck called on David
Aegertra, Jr., last Wednesday eve
ning.. : : . . .- i ,
I. ,K. Howe. and. family of Sa
lem, L. ,At ..Darby .and. family of
etayton, Louie Hay. and family,
Frank Hora spent Sunday at Ben
Darby's. .. , , . , -i.; ..
.Maude and - Violet Darby spent
Saturday evening with Maxy Hora.
. Joe Hora motored to Scio Sat
urday evening ...
j Oral Bates sheared goats .for
Otto.. Limbeck. .
iLouIa Geisler.,and family mo
tored to Jordan Sunday, y
Louis .. Geisler. t delivered: two
loads of sheep to Jefferson Satur
day afternoon. f ,.-,--,
I.; T.HQwe and . family: ,and ;t
A4 Darby and family motored to
the fish hatchery at Mehama Sun
day afternoon.?! .tA v '
:-,iWe understand,, that -the ;E4
Smiths of - Mt. Pleasant have ' in
stalled a new j radio., m .. ;
Laurene Frame is visiting with
Maude Smith, j,; , ,m,... ,.rV
Joe, Pittrek and. family motored
to alem Sunday , u U...
Mr. Shanks motered to Albany
Sunday, . , t -t : "
Mrs. Tempest Brenner and her
daughter spent Sunday with Linn
Lambert and family - ; rf i s
' Mr. ; Stewart ; and Mr. Large is
coming , to Mt Pleasant J Sunday,
March. 29. There will be services
at 11 o'clock.. a m... and 7 p. m.
Everyone be.suree- and come. ;..
: ; Mrs, Francis -Horeth. and daugh
ter spent Sunday with homeolka.
The -Frames' .attended , a..birthi
day j party given a Cob's Sunday,
In honor of Mrs.. Cob's birthday t.
- : Mr. Shnltx spent Friday evening
at Ed Smith's.,!-- '.:'.
The parberry fatnllies spent last
Sunday at Ed Stniih's. t V ,,
r Mrs. Charles" Peters and son.
Elvin, Bpent Sunday at Mr. Peters".
Mfa.- Crabtree. and Edna spent
ohe day last week, at Peters;. .
Leo Bund and family spent Sun.
day. v AtttvrZ-?'rz. KvtVj'-!-
Pete Fiedler and Mr. .Kramps
motored to. Portland last Friday.?
. Harley Darbr. Charley Peters,
Frank "Sent'andriFraak; Peter, all
were in Stayton "Saturday evening
Mrs. ; Anna Pietrok is aerlonsly
llUat her home with blood poison
in her hand, : . ;
Legion Auxiliary Clears ;
:60 From Scarf Raffle
SILVERTON, Ore., March 24.
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1, Celestial , "' r .
7 , Inversely orate '
14 Eastern city. - '.
15 j Jumbled type (
17 Destroyed i
18 -Adjoining-. r . , ,.4 f .
19 Style in young - men's clothes
22 Name unknown (ab.) ! J,. w
23 - A .metal . ,V .. v
25 Sinking . 4
26 This, (Lat.) :
27 , A .dessert '". '
28 And (Fr.) -
29 Preposition
30 Perform-; . : -.
3 1; Period tilne . .
32 New (Greek .
34 Geometry; (a bt) - t . ;
35 Part ot. a sailing vessel . .."
36 .Lieutenant : ,.- t j .s
38. Recording Secretary (sb.) : T
40Utahl -
i4 U Idler, i
44; Discord (Poet.)
4 7, Granted
48 One -who severs
50 Sutfix , , f -
51 Supreme Court (ab.)
6 3. Hall. of an em' ; -... (
55 ; Ai span
G7;Ood of thunder - s
58, Drive,.. .. ,
60 Evergreen plant
CI Prefix and sufftr - ''
3 ,Rood- (ab.) : -
64 First note of Guido's scale .
66: Convene
67 Cymbals
68 List ...... ,., ,n. .
71 Head covering ' .
72. Edltop .... , . '
7 3 , Weeping noisily -
76 From (Fr.)
76 Cuttle fishes - - ,
78 Senior
79 Pilot : . . . ,
---Special) The scarf which was
made by Mr. Endres, a World war
veteran who is confined at - Hos
pital ;No. ' 7 7, at Portland, .wasf raf
fled off at a special meeting Of the
Ltgion Auxiliary; at Silverton
Monday night. The scarf went to
Lawrence Madsen ' for 1 4 .cents. .
The Auxiliary cleared $60 on the
scarf and this was all sent to Mr.
Ehdres. '
AhH be well, 'tKe hew
. way can doi t ,v.. ;
Some of, the greatest discover
ies in modern . medicine - relate to
treating glands. -By using gland
extracts and secretions We are do
ing things which seemed impos
sible before, '--.t- .;. w
1 TKe Jlver: fU ; quf iargesfmQSt
important gland; -The. treatment
for that . is ox. gall. It does .what
drugs '-. Have : never dpne.T jt u
hdped and believed lhat' to mil-
ons or people it will bring price
less help. -
i ; Stc4 the Poisons, ' i
lfoA think of Uorpid liver as
meaning ; constipation. , It does.
butrasUy more., . . . .t
The liver, should supply lha ln4
testfnes a quart ot . bile per dar.
That bile- checka germ growth.. If
it is scant, the germs may breed
by millions.- And -the blood may
absorb from -"them a constant
stream of p&ison. ;
From that impure blood cotneS
sallow complexions, pimples, etc.
aiso many heart and kidney trou
bles. J. Also, high blood 'pressure
and premature old age., One. can-'
not tell what troubles inav Wtifi
ed by stippihg. that poison' flow.
; larn What It Doe V. . .
Here js.a new .discovery from
which millions may gain benefits, t
iari) w.bat it means to you. .
Tbe,results.isUrtiin:24 hours.
To some they are amazing.: To
countless, pep pie , they , may - mean
new health, new youth.,.,. Perhaps
ox gall for the ItyerjEland means
just the relief you, aeek.
But get ; the, genuine. , Avoid
deceit, The -best is calledDipxoL
ii-actt lamet contains ten( drops 61
puriqea px gau. in a treatment
so important don't risk . uncertain I
Remember iheT.nam Dioxol.
Your, druggist, surplles.lti Wa4Cb
t quick, .reraarkatJe effectsw To
wiUJse delishted CeLiit now j
Gnr?-tea: Aaron no sst'sRed ith r 4
sails from th first bos ot Dinxol my rr
tnrn t - iwfy ax- to ti-iSBki.tri asd
rtceiT als.monejr back. Adr- v 7 - '
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82 Decorates
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1 Mitigating
2 See 1
,3 Grand Sentinel
, 4 And so on
(ab.)
' 5 Unfastened-.
. 6 i.Strip of water ,
8 Mark.. . . .
9 Expense
10 Contend :
11: Article,
12 '. High; male voices
13 Teach
L5 Caresser . ..
1.6 Eskimo huts ;
20 Long ton (ab.)
21, Dotible I.,t
24 Containing new words
2 6. Pagan
33 Stiffening
35 Gather troops
37 Eat !
39 Levet ;
41 .Louisiana .,
42;Ferrum1,(ab,), ,
43 Royal dragoons (ab.)
44Court of.Jrobate (ab.)
45 Arabian. ;(ab.)
40 Doctor jCab.) .
49 'Mot; adipose
51 Bushes t
52 Prhkm (slang) '
54 Communications
56 Peruser
59 Crown -- ; r
61 "Collection of maps'
62 Purpose
64 Useful (FrO
65 Church 'dogma
C9 B'a- ' . . '
70 'Affirm! (ab.)
73. Twice .-
74 '.fish-' '." , ,A-
77 Pressman's ; Union (ab.)
80 PrefUc meaning twice
. Jos, Angeles, man wants ligjtita
on baby carriages. Hardest thing
wm be keeping the mufflers on.
it
A super-refined castor oiL macie ,
foe medicinal use, Noc flwpred. , f
rrnigth and purity unchanged. -..r
' -TsstcTess and odorless. 'Insist on ''
Kelfogg", bottled -and labelled ?
at' tha- Laboratorie. At all
drirSaistaV i 'iic . -;. .-'-M.
sTofflcrasiiP
Says - Indigestion ResulU From
u Excess f Hydrochloric l
-r.
- r . .; Acid..
Undigested' food delayed in ,the
stomach, "decays,: or. rather fer
ments, the same ;,asf f obd;jeft in
the open air says a noted author
ity. He also j.tej.ls ;n$ tha 'indi
gestion, is caused by Hyperacidity,
meaning there is hn 'excess of hy
drochloric acid , in .the ttomach
Which prevents complete digestion
nd starts food ? fermenUtion.
Thus everything eaten sours in the
stomach much like garbage sours
n can, forming - acrid ; fluids
and gases which Inflate the stom
ach like a toy balloon. ' Then we
feef a heavy, lumpy, misery in the
chest; we belch up. gas; we eruc
tate sour food or have heartburn.
flatulence, water-brash or nausea.
:' He tells us to lay aside all di
gestive aids and instead get from
any pharmacy four, ounces' of Jad
Salts and take a tablespoonful in
a. glass of. water..before,breakf.ast L
and drink it While It is effervesc
ing, and furthermore,' to continue
thif for a week i4 Wbile.. relief
ottfenv tollowt the first dose, it is
Important i to help .neutralise -the
aciany," remove ; the gafr-making
mass start the - liver, stimulate
be kidneys ' and thus promote a
frei flow of pure digestive juices.
r i- Jad Salts Is iaexpensive, - and is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice, eoisLl&ed.wUb. lithia
and sodium phosphate. .Tts iiarm-le--
salts 13 used, fdr xaa.iiyst6nv
ar d'.'rJe: iwl ; exce" .t. re-
s-. Air,
TAKE SALTS IF
IGIIT
1
VC a - - - a tm mum
vmu- u ij1innrirJxrM-u-tiririhi .nj-i unnj-inir-y- J
local Rates For
Classified Advertising
-. , . . Dai!? r Saly
De time 2 cent pr word
Thra time 5 cents per word'
Six times S cents per word
One Si o nth, daily and .
3 Sunday . 20 cents per word
! "In order to earn the more than one
ttne rate, advertisement .mast. run in
conaecntire issue.''1 ;
. '.So ad taken for lea than 35 cents.
Ads ran Sunday esly chrfed, at
bne-ttme rate. -.,:
- - ' :
- ; Adrertiiements (except "Pergon
als" and "Situations Wanted'.') will
b taken bver . the telephone it . the
advertiser is n subscriber to phone,
i tTheStstemn 'win teewir ader-
iilementA at sy twa kit (he day-or
niftht. i 't wos pret)1" elsssiftca4
tiens ads- akotUa- he -i betarw 7 pi m.
TET.r.FHOKX S3. r- 583
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Moitejrtd Xoah
On Real Estate-
Tr'K. POBD-I'1
(Over Ladd A Bash Bank)
BEFORE TOn-tEAVE TOCE
HOME
.tHt-UROXAV.a.T .
Insured Properly
Phbnn 181 Betke ft Hendricks.
Bank tUd. f -. ,
8-28U
TKe ICuiKerah "Seitle
ment Bureau
j . - s :in' Brtp bot n Vl V '
iHOMKSEEKER AND HOMESELLER .
Oregon Incorporated '
Keal Ktat Ihanfsae; PSone. 101S :
Victor Schneider. Secy.
" Roomi 4-S-6. D'Afcy Bid. -3
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PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM
PROVB NEBRASKA 'AVENUB
FROM CAPITOL STREET. TO
FIFTEENTH STREET.
f Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council '"of 'the City of
Salem, Oregon, deems it heoessary
and expedient and hereby declares
its purpose and . intention to . im
prove fNebraska Avenne? from: the
east line of Capitol Street to the
east Jiae . of Fifteenth, . Street,
at the jexpenseot the. abutting
and., adjacent ..property,, except
ing the street-aud. alley Intersec
tiona the, expense "of - which "Will
be assumed by the 'city of Salem;
by bringing said portion of Said
avenue to -the 'established grade,
constructing cement' oncrate
curbs, and paving said-portion of
said avenue with a six inch cement
concrete; pavement 24 feet wide
in accordance. . with . the plans,
specifications and .estimates there
for., which were . adopted , by .the
Common Council .March 16. 1925
now on file in the office of the
Oitv Recorder and iilch said
plana specifications and estimates
are hereby referred to and made
a part of this notice.- -r -
Written remonetranes) r may .be
liled jWith .the- .City , Recorder of
said City against .the above pro
posed, improvement , Within , teA
days ' from the
final
publication
hereof.'1--"
, The Common v Council 1 hereby
declares Its purpose- and intention
to make the above described im"
provement. by tand throsighrr.tbe
Street Improvement Department
of .the City of salanu.
, By order of .the Common Conn
ell March 16, 1925.- - - -
M. JOUL?5EN,
, Cit Recorder.'
t bate of firsr publication hereof
Is March 19, 1925iV- is- .., uSf....
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GENERAL MARKETS
I
r Portland Prodnco
.PORTLAND, Or.. March 24.
Butler extras 46c; - standards
4 e i' prime firsts" 4 5c; firsts 4 4 e.
Eggs, extra 32c; firsts 30c f
pullets 29c;"cufrent receipts 27cv
: Portland ' Grain" .
PORTLAMD,rOr.j March 24.-
Wheat, H, WH, BS, Baart, Mareh
$t.7; April 1.69; May 1.T2.
Soft white March- il.66 April
$1.8 ;' May $1.7. Western white
March i$li64f April '1.6t: May
11.69 ' hard winter' March $ 1.64
Abrll $1,66; May $1.68; Northern-
spring March : fl.63; April
1.66; May 1.69; Western Red
March 11.61; April $1:62; May
$1.63. - BBB hard white March
Ui April $2J -May $2.
j Oats -No 2, 3 6-poand r whole
feed March $38.60;-Aprll $38.50;
May-. $39.' .- Bo-' - 38-pound gray
March ?3 7.50 ; April $ 37.5 6; May
138. , r
Corn No. 3 EY r shipment
March $40;"April $40;-May $40:
, Portland Hay ,.; '
: PORTLAND, "March 2 4:---Bay-ihg
Tyrices' valley timothy, $20
$22; .ditto eastern" Oregon $22
$34 alfalfa $19 $19.50 - clover
$16; .oat. hay nominal; cheat-$15
?$16l50; oai and vetch $18.$Q G
$19 i straw $8.50 per ton. Selling
prices $2 a ion more7"; ; ; .
(Answer to 'yesterday! puzzle)
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AUTOStOMLES
rserTic. $4 Pr month. 1999 .C;P;
ritol. .Teaaa
j-sraje. ,
l-i9U
SCHERLrR' AtTTW -WRKCKWa rO. will
hwr yomr v id rat- V
paid. 108S S. Commercial Ss. 1-llStf
KOTICC SALEM AUTO WKEl'M.w
Co., now open for bnnines. Get wr
.'pr4ee before selRns r boyinir. 403 8.
Church St. Phone 2159.
1806-R. J8I"
auto iLCPAimNa r a
CALU -XT THB ' SHAMBOCK' O ABACK
and et esthnatea n yanr- anto reptir
-work. W wiH saTe x oner. AH
wars romiMi Nigh and dareel
Tiee.!833 MiUes;ComnarciaV
AUTO TOPS
FOR WINTER HCIiOSURES-nrtaln
work. eteSea O. J- Hall, 217 Ststa.
FOR BENT
PRINTED CARDS, SI2B 14" T 7'
wording "For Rant,'- prlea cents
each. Statesman. Business Office, on
Oronnd floor.." .
HOUSE AND
2056-J.
APARTMENTS PHONB
... t - 4-nl5tt
FOR RENT Apartment 5
FURNISHED APARTMENT FIRST
floor. - Kent reasonable. 293 N; Sara
ner.' , . . . :'- ' S-l 5x
IF TOU WANT BETTER FURNrSHED,
- nicer arranged and cleaner spart-
,' a th Ft t1 Apailiuents,
. downtown district. Call Pnttan ook.
. ; Store.., ,- , . .. . . s-mitf
APARTMENTS -RENT . BEAHONAMK
, . 70S North High. . . 55
FURNISHED- APABTMENTS-ADUtTS.
; ;755 Ferry St , 26
FOB . RENT APABTMXNTB 9l , K.
,- Commercial, ', r.- '. . ,
I - ri fi ii irti i ' 'I mmmmm
FURNISHED APARTMENT 1335 Ststa
St.
'5-m?$
APARTMIXTS 20SfN. OOTTAQB. Sntt
NlOEbV; FURNISHED- -APARTMENT-
. sfor rent. 8 rooms, , heat, private bath,
I dowa stairs.3' 11S3 Court fit.- - 5-Htiatl
A' TWO-ROOM FURNISHED FLAT FOR
f adults. Larg front rodm,"laree Jtiteh
S en, modern-end finished in. white. Bath.
11421 N. Chureh SL Street car ewrner.'
v :: ' , . . ' s-2t
J FOR RKNT-Rooin
i r i r, r !
vrsLT, FURNISHED HEATED JfcOOMS
with private- bath. 248 -K. Summer.' '
ritr-.X"".-:.? v: ir. .:;r eas
5 ROOMS PART FURNISHEDTODERN
'desh good hxatien, April. 1st. $35.00
.month.. Fone. 659-J., . . Cm2.5
, ... ...... A'. - -
MODERN OFFrCR- BOOMS O ROUND
. : floor. Home Realty Co., 169 8. High.
FOR RENTWIoiisew 7-
FIVE ROOM HOUSE 848 N. BUMMER
Phono 1480-m. ... . . . ' . 7-m25?
COZr -THREE
N. Cottage.
ROOM
COTTAGE C9
. . . 7-m?5
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED NEW
. 'fout--room house. . Phone 1762J. 7-m25
I I II It i II li i ... . it i ii i
FIVE ROOM ., HOUSR .:.MODER2f EX
eept furnace; 846"ortn" Front. .Apply
: 1315 Jefferson or phone 727. . 7m29
FURNI8HED 7 ROOM MODERN " House,
s-srager garden 16a Court. Inqvir
sw RobejlCrawfar.d, joQ iCourt
6J." 7-m26
;i266
--FOR
WELD ROTTED FERTILIZER ' FOR
V:aahtT-PsWP 20SO-M.;-. ""T: ;8st2fl
HUNETBEBS 'AND -QUEENS WORK,
ash r bare. Phoaa 8JT6. -sv8l
FOR SALE TJHEAPMAHOGANT Brnns-
wick. Original price f 320. - Phone
.'1790 Wd." ; .: -.- . r s28
FOR i ALR CKtA.T, A- FINB LOT ; OF
'doors n winews and' abeut BO.ODO
feet of second hand lumber. . For in
. " ionnation caltW. T. Rigdoa. - 8m24tf
CASH BEGISTE-ARAGE TYPE snd
safe. ' Like nwp Sacrifice. C. A. El
' Hots. Mario Apartments. ' S-sa26
SELL US YOUR USED' FURNITURE .
- H. Uvfitiff FarBitureX3e. Used -Goods
Dept. "oppoilts" court Bouse. 8-Bt22tf
RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE S' BY 8 V4",
SO receipt forms Uf book, '14 cents per
- ot ir two-boots far 2 cehts. Mates
1 maa office, 21S South Commercial St.,
Saiem. :k . . . ; . - , 8-f2Stt
Notices :
, 4 : For Sale
i Trepasa- Xoticea, 14 inches by
9 Inches, printed on;-: uod ia ounce
hnass hearing The words, "Notice Is
Hereby GWeh Tpt Traspassins is
Strictly Forbidden On These' Premises
Under Penalty. Of- Prcntiv' V PHc
15e each, or two "for.2jc Statesman
Publishrng- Company, Salem, Oregon.
VETCH- AND-OBAIN AND CHEAT HAY,
tottta g,- hot '87. ' : "r Bt3tr
FOR' 8ALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. TEN
cents a handle.-. Circulation department
. Oregon' 'Statesman. .
Beautif u I 0 regon Rose
r I And eleven other Oreren aodgft t
kther with a Xina collectibn of pstrioMe
engs, sacred songs and many old time
favorites. '.."'' i
' ALL" FOR 25C " - ' .
jlfSpecisl prices in qusntity lots)
' Kapeeially -adapts bU -for aeaooL com
munity or home singing. Send for
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7a pages now fa u third edition
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t OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY
rt5 H. Commerciaf St. Salem, Or. -
t- sAUEU.LIAHKETS'
rVieea cuoted . are whnlU !
prieea reeeiTed by farmer. No xstaU
prtcea axe given t
- v- qsjlis Ain kaT - - ?
ft white wheat $152
K. 1 soft. red wheat-.. 11 k
Data
Tjheat hay
0&C
$14
ti5
815
vat nay
Caover hay, hli -
Oat and vetch hay .
PORK, JiUTTON AJSD BEXF
118
i iou-ioo ewt 1S.53
Heg gQ0-25a ewt. " fn ?i(
.ao- ewt 113.00
ugs 'J wa...
Dressed Veal
$1.1.00
Oowi .
loo
Dressed pork - r
..184i'18ie
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15
Epnag lambSw
Tt"nrj hms
Li, i hfnga.
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21e
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FOR S.LK-5Il,eKf
FOR HALE SMALI. nhOaC JXtlZ -L.AR-
' reT ' Ilood Brothers, 8 Chamber: of
c,mmarisdK, Portland, Or. 9 2
PRINTED CARDS, fiIZ7-14 " BJt ;7
wqrdinaY Jtooma Retrt. prita 10
cent mVv 6tte5mn Business otica.
Oronnd TTocr.
NURSERIT STOCK
FRPIT TREE - -
Bargains
Special price. o !
and aara money.
Frry.,
CUTHBERT BED RASPBKRRT PlaaU. J
Phoaa 8F5.
Prune Trees
Cteats Imp'roTfcd French. 8 to 4 ft.
Italians aama price. Frnit "dJW'B
trees. Phono 1140M. Hifh and Vrrf.
- Frnitlaad- Nnraery. . . 8n i2att
Willamette galley .
" Nursery '
Has a SaUayard at 261 Conrt atreet
at Keanedy'a paint shop, opposite: Bu
- atek's twrw.'-AWnda" of frnit-and a
- re.- Dr. Bean'a Bis Froaeh pniira a
spislty. Offica- phoaa .1315. - 'Ka.
105F5, Jess Mathis, Prop. 8a dMf
INBPECTED SEED POTATOES FOR
early planting. Netted-Gems for table
' nse. Most bo satisfactory Vt money x
will b refunded. Yew-Park- Groeery
. Market. 70fr . 12th- Bt. Paa- -
i . FOR SALE Uvcslock, X 8" J .
VETERINARIAN ; DR.
Phone 2Q28-W."" -
PATTERSON
- -9-d30tt
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FRED W. LANGE, VETERINARIAN
'Office 430 S. Commercial. Phone 1198
-. -Res.' pbe JBB. ' f f "9 tn23tf
AUCTION "SALES , to
AUCTION SJLLETHIS FKIDAVv " Mir..
"2,7th, 1:0 p, m.. &5 3 . J2tWpt. Kanfe,
' 'heater, furniture, jood lea bo' rugs,
.1 tooll, tc F. -N Wwodry; ahetloireer. - "
.-. . lMa80
WOOD FOR ALB
11
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FOR: D3ty WOOD. -CALL? T7F2,"llia
la-JNCH -PARTLY t)HY"OtD FIR-.
UUea drr k.' teetfheT tawto. Hnm
'.'fleet Bros. Phone. 652.., . Il-m27
DRY SLAB WOOD AND
irowth
ll-5
r- for sale.' .Phona -175S.
WOODSAWINO KENT BROS. . suc
cessors to Judd Schmidt. Phone 142.
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16 INCH OLD FIR SEtX)ND GROWTH
" oak and Aslu. Phone 16F3 U. D. Msn
field. 11-f tatt
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GOOD CO-AL-DRY-WOOD
PROMPT DELIVERIES-.
HtLLMAN FCEL CO..
. PHOXF1855 -
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.' BEST GRADE OF WOOD
ft. and inch. . ; :
'Dry milt' wood. ' , -
- - -' Green -AHl wooif ' J ? -' '
- Dry- second growth fir. - .
Dry' and old fir. ' ".
t Dry 4 f t. . sin, wneple and oak.
- ' FRED E. WELLS . -
Prompf deliver and reasonaT price.
280, South. Church. Phone 1542 11-nStf
B:8T SECOND GROWTH FJR 7 OAfC
99. Call 118. - ' - ' 'if 8Ttf
i; WANTED tniployment " 13-
DRE88MAJKIVG-wrAMES'-ASa CTiH
Wren's clothes. Aiso men's fancy s' ins
; "148$ Fir: jr -; , . 12-K28
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FOR GARDEN PLOWING , AND TEA If
L-!wtV,phn-1tF5 S2mt4tf
TYPEWRITING FILLING IN.
Addrea-
h -w'ei - r-
rice. reasitjac!e;. 548
I2tri27
WANTKD. MisceHaneoija ,13
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SED
toTes, 4o4 f nrsHrt . Used Xjooda
IXpt, opposiU court hooaa. l3-m22tf
WANTED PRIVATE MONST FOB
1tm loan. Wt hare sereral snlica
tSona o m: rifawkias Js IW.rte,
;Iac 205.Orea-oa, Buildiag. 13 d4tf
CASH ' PAID - FORr-TTALSfi TEETt
'dental fold, platinbm? Sad discarded
jewelry. ' Hoke Smaltinr and f!-'oi
tCo, Otteco, Mtchiran. V . "lS jili?
WOODSY" THE 'AUCTIONEERS BUT S
t.ttsed furniture, for .tash.. Phene -511.
,nETPAJsTSD-enMssw 17
WANTED-iWOMEN TO MAKE MONKT
?ht home. Plain homo sewing. No ean
fcssinr. ' Tprrrent eiirlositr teekera.
I send ten -eats (coin) for aamples ssd '
l particulars. gaecess ScwiBe fiystem.
TYPISTS TO TYPE AUTHORS tnana-
fPU, spa; ttoe, 'erw-Heacc tnne
I lTU "-orvte-Bareaa,- 40 CHa-
mi i T '"Wllrt Ji ,Ti-ir. 17-' "7
flZ lTOIiP WANTElMIala riav".
WANTED (MESSENGER.
Western Union.
APPLY AT
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Male and Female ' 15
WANTED MAN" AND WIFE TO WC'K
' v Addresa- "i arasw, VsT.
pis'-man
- POTJIVritY A?Sj EGG3 ri
HEN3 WANTED PHONE 68. , 21-m25
BLACK MINORCA BABY CHICKS-
EIe?EflSLANJ? KE?.S- CHICKS AND
"trid, A U Lladaeck. 1-K,id
HATCHING " EGG5Pnt)NE
''2TJ58J.
21-m '7
r.5e?KAm,I!,( EGGS 88 Pe
hundred. JawP8..e2Fa... i.almett
Raisin Chiclcericj
Readqaartera for Baby Chick-- '
r7 -VARIETIES ,
J6 NCottsfe Sslem Phone" - 1.
R.' I. REDS HATCJUsa EGG 8. 4 r
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16ta street, phona 1877-W. . 21-1
ptsY ; cnxcsa-cceTou hatcht- !
82F21 Tsaiiets, eoekaraU. I . . -
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war Turner on highway. Ir
.emascna Cream station, 1
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SIT VEB G.
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