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U.TIIE.QBEGDN STATESMAN, SALEM O&fiGON
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THE STATESMAN rULISIIIa COMTAST
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GET IT OUT
'Sugar contains no . element , of : the soil and is 'the only
food that is taken from the.sunlight and the air, therefore its
, . t'uw uuf 3 IUTurt'ie,'" jc- t,1Il,I1(eeMng oy proaucts,
tops'pulp and molasses, we return, all that is talcen out, and,
ia auumon inereio, one-tentn
I in
he soil as humus. "
"Another important consideration I Is that,- under rotation;
all
crops following sugar beeU
no pugar beets are grown,- This means that the farmer who
puts one-iourth nis,.farm m. sugar beets will have just as
muchivheat, potatoes and tther crops as he did on his entire
fann without sugar 4eetsthereby lssening the cost of pro-
uucuon and increasing. the pronts and purchasing power of
the farmer." : i . i .i ' " " i. . I ;
The above words are taken
son of San Francisco, editor of.the Sugar Beet Journal of that
city, delivered before the .Chamber of Commerce of the United
States at a recent meeting heid in Los Angeles. : j ( , ...
It used to be said that "yoii. cannot eat your cake and
have it too," but that saying was -invented before we knew
so much about sugar beets - i- . V . 5
Most Statesman readers know that the chemical ele
ments of sucrose (sugar) are carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.
The carbon comes from the air and the hydrogen and oxygen
comes from the water-i-that is, sugar comes from the wind
th: ,t blows where it listeth arid the rain that falls from lieaven
on the place beneath. . . I "
Mr. Wilson, in proof, of -his -statement that-"sugar beets
am one of the most profitable of crops," quotes the official
records of the returns per acre of the North Platte, Nebraska,
reclamation project in 1922. The returns are the average
gross returns per acre. Alfalfa hay yielded $13.62 per acre;
beans, $25.03 per acre ; on ions, . $66 per acre ; wheat,1 $14.74
per acre; all the cropk an average of $21.74 per acre, while
sugar beets yielded an average of $34.32 per acre.
I The yields in California are greater. Mr, Wilson reports
as follows : ---' -.j. At- : ;" j .-. I
I Five farmers in Oxnard, Calif ornia, district, in 1923, prja
duced $79,952 worth of sugar from "128 acres, an average of
$G23.84 per acre,. and ihejr returns from the beets ran from ;
$2D7.45 to $355.19 per acre. I " J
j It is presumed that the Nebraska figures represent about
the average for the. country. . v
The overhead would be lower than the average for the
country in the Willamette valley.. -
We must secure sugar beet
have at least one ; M rhU
Afid the thing to do is to
sition finished up and out I of
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Ralph H, - Kleing..AdvslDs; hlaoa er
Frank Jeskoaki MeaereT Job tfpi.
T... A, fitioto.., ..Liverteck Editor
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OF THE WAT
ot.tne yield 01 the beets is left
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will produce mote than when
fjrbm a speech of Oswald Wil
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factories here. Salem must
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get the second linen mill propo- j
the way, in order that the
ilriscrlcan Cntlcry LZzCo
CXauss CUsar Oo417tx:mcrst, O.
VX7E are anxious, to get a 0zass shear or .
VV scissor iruo every-JimxiSa With the
cooperation of .the-.manufacturer, me are
offering you the opportunity to purchase two
piece of cutlery tor the ice of one plus - -one
tent. This famous line hasbeensofdto
the American tHibliclbr half a ccnttrrv. In
-offering it to our customers we-Jbelieve chat
we are offering you a product of character. ,
the-very finest quality, bull I of thejbest ma-:
terials ctainable. by workmen clollfully
trained to the exacting needs of producing
shears scissors and razors that measure up
to a high standard. very piece is fully
guaranteed. Made m the fargrst shear works
In the world, by Americans who know how
, tor Americans who want the best.
Saturday, IVIay 16. 1
Salem Hardware Go.
120 North Comn?r:kl Street '.
matter of getting beet sugar factdries here niay be taken up
and pushed. Next to :the development of tht? flax arid linen
industries; wo neetl .here in the Salem distr jet the develop
ment of the various induatrien connected'witli arid dependent
upon beet sugar factories. . j i if : ; i
FISHING IS GOOD
OVER" WEEK-END
Where to Go and How to Get
--There -to Told by .'.George K.
Cadwell of Anderson's W port
ing do! Store.
Big Lucklamate River At Ilos
kins Tla. Monmouth -watr re
ported to-be In fine condition for
fishing. ' Some nice catches re
ported during the week with Spin
ner .and chub. Flies also being
used with good success. Coachman,
Professor and Yellow May. '
tVilUmlna Kiver Via Rickre
all and Sheridan Two limit
catches reported from this stream
during -the first of the week, with
spicnera and chub. Blue Upright,
Marsh .Brown and Brown Hackle
flies also bringing results
Thomas Creek rla Jefferson to
Sclo Reports from this stream
are very favorable for week-end;
water at normal stage and very
clear. Spinner and 'chub being
the best bait. Salmon egBs also
being used. to .good advantage.
'. Silver Creek, above upper north
faUs Several nice -catehes were
niade with black gnat, blue and
red upright flies and salmon eggs.
Roads are Jn fairly good condition
between Silyerton and the falls.
An ideal camping ground is to
be found at the, north falls.
Uttle Ljicklamute The best
fishing reported from this stream
is between Falls City and "Black
Rbck. Gray .Hackle. Black Gnat
aad March Brown flies being used.
Salmon , eggs also bringing good
results. The roads to Falls City
via Dallasre in fine condition.
Information concerning the con
dition of these streams tanen
from actual reports of fishermen
who have - fished these, streams
daring the forepart of the week.
Bits For Drealcf art
Nearing glorious victory
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The loyal linen mill workers.
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After that, other projects for
hooking up the land to tne iac
tory must be taken on; but the
KHnen industry is the biggest or
the mall.
There are 220 boys in the state
training school; the largest num
ber ever there. .Yesterday 55 of
the boys took the county examin
ation Jfor ighth grade pupils, and
60 are to take the sixth and sev
enth grade examinations. , They
have the Regular state course of
study. Those who fail i witt try
again on June 12; ' r
There Is one more day of bean
planting, when all the crops on
the training school farm will be
in; and looking fine. ; There' will
be plenty of pears, petite prunes
and cherries in the training school
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orchard, but.-fejw .Italian 'prunes,
and I not many apples. Work on
the foundations for the new school
buildings near Woodbum Is going
forward. The old and new school
will be run as one institution. till
the next legislature decides what
to do about the old site. . It. will
likely be used for an Intermediate
reformatory. , .
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The Salem police -rorce la get
ting a reputation for efficiency and
harmony. Recently the city com-
miSBioners and chief of police of
Oregon City came here to see bow
they do it. Every man is up on
his toes, anxious-to make a record
reflecting credit on the whole
force. Recently they recovered a
Cross Word Puzzle
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Double notcblaf.
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13 material of a eell.
15 eb4ir.. -
17 Capttal of Canada.
0 guadruped.
it Hourly. ;
L-3 lsre bay window.
-4 Induto plant. "
25 Rwr In Eirypt. , ' '
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27 aimall bed. '
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30 A ntcasura for rloth. .
31 Protatea money on account.
32 Forming the base. . ,
34 .To moisten.
35 A metal. -
37 A aantikrit dialeot. '
38 Roman poet.
40 Madera inveotioa. . . .:
4 1 ' A Mar of Orion.
43 A fabric
44 Traasliteration of Jebovab.
46 Paaaea awiftly.
47 Kinds. '
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50 Goddess of diseord.
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Rotating part of a dynamo.
Let Your Next Silk Glove j
Purchase a Pair of '
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Kay set Silk
They represent He very higheststand
ard of the. glove making art. Quality
and Value leave
nothing to be de- T
sired.
Fancy Cuffs and Gauntlet Style I
Silk Gloves
A" PAIR . 1 !. j ..
$1.75 $1.95 $1:98 ;
2lasp plain silk gloves, a pair......$1.50 I
, . Eventually-Yoti ;Will;: -Pay
Cash for EveiUiing You Buy
. . Why not now and save the difference? -
Erery ,tlme a.. cent's wort,n.is bought! oa; creditsome
one loses -money. If it. isn't the merchant, it is the
customer: for cash is King, and alVayg will be power
ful in the .commercial worlds. .
now tojlng for oiduUB wir dl. j
. ,-v count regular, which means ttfie aavinga we
make are shared with you. . , i
Isn't it belter to pay cash
and save the difference? t- . L .
satkfaot6gu -'J-
ou eTery pnrrbase or j our money cheerfally refunded.
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"CAN AND, DO"
Ealenr Store.
4C3 State,
steles watch before the lady, from
whom It rwa -aiolea knew aba bad
iOAtilt. .Hut that iaril 1 in the
day's. work." It la a fine thing for
the city
to
have such a police
force,.
Ditl You Ever , Stop
; to Think?
. r' Br C B. Walt. Sacratary j
Baavnea, Okla Bor4 of fCommircs
That no man, or set of men can
stop progress.?
That any. set of men properly
directed can make any community
progress. faster.' !
That strength of any-community
depende on "the prosperity of
that community. I
That In most cities the local
retailers,, manufacturers and . Job-
Ders do not get the home support
they should have. . - '... .
That in most Instances it does
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3 Great height
4 Air by one - roealiat.
fi Moorland abub.
Kingly. .
1 Mohammedan prince.
1 S Kkpire. ;
Preposition. i
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14 HceR f a battle in 5 World War.
1 5.- Constructed. j
a Wavelilce monldina;.
18 Lament. i
19 1 igiire of speech. - .
1M) Teudina; to reconcile.
"far fnateliation. I
29,Bmfg. i . j.,
32 iive li to. I
--.:33.Wife of Augustus.
, 34 Fords . f
. 36 Periods Of darkness,
tc 7 Tap of the bead. . :
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- 40 H)Ktile incurttioTM. .1
1 43' Af footed- by draad disease.
3 mm imp o( wood.
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.48 Payment for service. j ,.
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Finest 'Quality Silk
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Washable Double
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16 button, i .
long, plain silk CJI C?
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12 button, I
long fancy. silk J0 no
gloves 1... I)aCa0 "
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i Zbt OttQon &tzttsman .
iabbUhd avarj uorbiog (aicapt Moa
4ay) at aaria..Ua capital 61 Orttfuo
r Local Rates For -Classified
Advertising
i - , Dally or Baadey
Onaf time . 3 peta pr mrA
Thro times . .... .w.i cTot per word
Six time.. 8 rant er word
Cue .Muth, dally aj
Saaday ...-20 rants par word
la order ta earntlia atora tkaa oo
tim rata), ad rartllouiant moat aa lav
caaaacutivo issues. " '
No ad takes) for es than 25 cetita.
Ada run Buuday oaly char gad at
OBO-tiiao rata. - -. -
Adrertiaemeoto' faieeps "Perawa
a la" and "fiituaUons Wanted") wilt
bo - lakes over tho telephone if the
advertiser is a subscriber to pbuna.
' the rUetesiuaa will recoivo adar
tiaeaaaata at any time of tba day or
aigbit. To Insure proper claaatfica'
tioua sda abould bo lav before 7 p. u.
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Lasasaaasassaaasssssssswaaaasaaj
Mbney to Loan
Real Rstate
T. K. FORD
(Over Ladd A Bush Bank)
BEFOKB TOD-. LEAVE TOU&
HUH I
OK CAR HAVE IT
Insured. Pro jperjy
Pboao 161. Becks
? -Bank- Bid.
A Hendricks,
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The Lutheran Settle
ment Bureau
; Wwni balp both 4 -;1
BOMESJCEKEK ANU HOMISEtLZa
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Oregon Incorporated
'Kaal Istate InsnraBce, Phcme 101S
" Victor Schneider, Sy.
.Booms.4 5-,;D'Arc Bldg. - a-S
AUTOMOBIJJS
'WIS wueck 'ek;
Parts for ail. ears.- Wi sail far Uis.
Oet our prices on trailers. . Salem Auto
Wrecking Co., 403 S. Chorea, street.
Phone 2159.) ' . . . .. , . Ia3tf.
SCHEEI.KR AUTO WRECKINQ CO." wilt
bay your' old car. Uigbest cash priee
paid. 1085 tf.' Commercial 'St. l-jl3tf
not seem to be lack of home-pride
or. lack of willingness to. bay-home
proaucts, .out , u seems to oe a
lack of ; knowledge, as : to what Is
made "and sold at home. 7
That in such cases it is general
ly the fault of the manufaetarer
and Jobber. . They work the .out
side trade and overlook the home
trade.; i :. - t
; - That a display of produets man.
uiactured and display or pro
ducts sold by local jobbers would
be; a revelation- to the people Jit
the home city, ' t
That in most cities it would be
a never ending source of surprise
to learn, to ?what an extent the
home city has progressed, in the
way of industrial growth. ' -That
tobbers and -mannfacriir.
ers exhibits should be held in ev
ery city. . ; '
That they will show the diver
sity of. their industries. .
That it will give prestige to lo
cal industries. , . , ' . ..
That it wiU thoroughly acquaint
the citizens with every production
of the home city.
Citizens should be made to re
alise the importance, of . home : in
dustries, what they mean to their
city, and. the importance of their
buying Jiome sold and home man
ufactured products.
Prize to Bo Awarded'
, .The -Percy-Willis , prize will be
awarded at Willamette university
soon. The prize consisting of $25
in cash ts to go to the student
who in the eyea of his fellow stu
dents has had the most helpful
and wholesome influence on his
class mates. i -
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Chorus. Holds Meet
; The Salem boys chorus held a
meeting last night at the YilCA
wbere they ran over the'kcales to
get ready for their concert to be
staked soon. The boys have been
hard: at .work during the - past
eeks and have been given good
training under the direction of
Dr. H.: C. Epley. : , .
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School Districts Join
Davis Porter, Mountain .View
and Hull- have banded together
and are building up a. large com
munity house halfway between
Hull and Davis on the Silver Falls
road. The districts have also
formed a community club to car
ry on the community spirit, ac
cording to MrsMary.Lfe Fulkerson
county school superintendent. The
scehools -of Evans VaUey, Fern
Ridge and Porter, are now closed
for ; thft seagnn .
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PERSONALS
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Harry Levy is confined t6 his
home with a -severe cold,
;Senator Sam Garland of Lehati-
on stopped in Salem yesterday on
" way iu roTiiana.,
A.J.: Jensfen of Amitv V9
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in
tae city on business yesterday.
v-Mr. and: Mrs. M. A. Hill of Jef
ferson. were in the city yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Norman at
Woodbum were In Salem on hnsl.
ness Thursday morning.
Mr; nd Mrs. Edward 'ffrsnAe nt
Jefferson was in the city yester
day. riVi - .: -V " . r . . , -. .,
John W. Orr, Salem business
man, was in Stayton yesterday. : .
-. jiiBinia warren 13 visit
ing ; Dr.- and Mrs. F. Griffith.
She .-was formerly .-'Mrs. George A.
rreuies. ' ner nusband wan for
merly -city sunerintendent . of
schoohr nd-litter county sunerin
tendent here.' j
PetertJIrriatensen of Woodbum
was in the city yesterday. "
Waiter Cllne left vesterdav for
Eugene on a business trip which
will require three or four daysi
Tell your -'eastern friends about
the progressive spirit? of thef city
eCal.ejgWewaat rnore people
nere, not only to . share the city
with us, tut to'nc!p"os build it
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auto Torn
SRE DS fi)ll TOP ANU PAINT WORK.
O. J. Hull Aiito Tou Paint hop.
hear fire department. 6nl6tf
JIFXP WANTEi Male 11
WANTED "WOOD C1IOPPKRS TO CUT
. whtto.fir and otbir wood; Johii IK
Hcott. a Oregon Pldg. j m1.
. HELP WANTED .Female lit '
WOMKN TO OO WASHINU.
. 1936-J. . -
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TYPISTS 'I'O - TYPK -.AUTHOR'S
manuscript, riare time, experience un
neceitary. . Typints Service Bureau,
. 4U Clinton Ml, Newark, New Jersey.
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SAI.ESXfAN WITH CAR
I.istinr and buyers furnished.
You show property lifted by
ua to Vbuyers furnished hy us.
tinder out nyteia you imiduee
steadily from the start. -Unusual
oiportttaity- for advance-'
nient to sulcsmanspers positina.
Our own offices iu Salem itJ
PartUnd. See Mr.- I'arker-per-Konatly.
AT OVt'E.
PAKKKU RKAI.TY CO.
4I9 U. S. Natl Bast BM;.
t'omuierrial'at State. 15ml5tf
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WANTED Employment lt
DRESSMAKINO-i-HEMSTITCHf NO f-IN
eluded. 1350 N. Cottsarf. ' lim2
PLOWING AND DISCINO
' Phone -eTeninsrs. " 67Pa.
DONK.
InilS
t'OR GARDEN .PLOWING, BASEMENT
..-digging -and team work, phone l)tF3.:
- . . ' ' . - ' 19 iuUt(
M nsTf WOf TT.I RKCKIVK - MTISIO
' studentn. Prefer ; bBjeinaej-s.- Hare
completed teu courses of T Matthew
study. tJood referencea. 'all or
-see Mrs.. Hurt Marfch, 410 Rural Ave..
' Salem, Ore. 19m 15
FOR RENT.
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ROOM AND BOARD PHONE 1081J.
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HOUSES :AND APARTMENTS FOR Rent.
P. L. Wood, 34V Slate St. 21 j3
HOUSE AND APARTMENTS 4'HONE
ao&a-j. - 2i-Bi5tf
PRINTED OARDSj-firziB 14"- BT 7"i
wording "Pot Kent.'! price- lO .eeata
each. Statesman. Business Office, on
- Ground 'floor. 1 ' - : -
FOR RENT Apartments S3
N1CB .FURNISHED APARTMENT---590
Union,-phone 567.7. - 23m21
FURNISHED APARTMENT, MURPHY
Bed, piivate bath. 920 Mill St.
23 m-13 tf
FURNISHED APARTMENTS. FOUR
rooms, bath, lights, water. $18. 1550
. .Waller. - 23-ml6
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM," 111! MAR
ion St." - : " 23ml5
APARTMENTS--268 "TJ, Cottage. 23-ntf
FOR KENT APARTMKNTa 891 - V.
Commercial. - - 29-tf
- FOR RENT Rooms ' 23
BOARD A ST D: 'ROOM CLOSE " IN.
Phone 1547.JJ.- , . .. . . fcim20
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FURNISHED ROOM WITH BATH FOR
gentleman. Strictly modern home.
Four blocks from Capitol. Address 86,
care Statesman. 25ml4tf
t ROOMS, GARAGE, PHONE 133J
- ' i 85-mlO
PRINTED eARDSBIZT'la" BT "T"
werdiag. -"itoossa to iKent," priee 10
cents each. Statesman Business office,
Uronad ' floor. - - .
FOR RENT NICE CLEAN KOOM
Quiet, restful 'place for workin tt rirl
I'hone ' 1944 or fce Mrs Burt Atarab.
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FOR RENT Oooses -27
MODERN 5-ROOM: BUNGALOW CLOSE
in. CaJl 14 State street. , 27mlti
TWO FIV E " Rt H lit HOUSES CLOSE IN
right irie if taken at once. . Spanlding
IjOgging-4-o. - - . - ; t 27inl7
FIVE ROOM. HOUSE. - CLOSE - IN E.
Jlofer, 705 Lomniercial st. Phone 1070
or tiTi.
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MY' FURNISHED 7 KOOM HOMEtIM-
mediate possession. Mm. John Maorer,
399 MUsion. 27ml7
FOR - :RF:NT 5 -KOOM ! BUNGALOW
with fireplace, located at 1010,-N'. Juth
St., $25 per month. W. H. Graben
borst, I'o., 2.75 Mate St, 27uil5
9-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, EAS1
State street. V". a room modern bon
sai ow. Fairgrounds road, 925: Sea
Hocelofsky, 341 State St. 27-m3ti
FOR RENT DWELLINO AT 1053 Sar
maw; f ju a tnoata. uaa at, Hta tea
man business office, or Becko & iieo'
dricks. 27-s8ff
WANTED Miscellaneous , 33
WANTED LIGHT WEIGHT TRAILER.
Must bo cheap. Phone 1I4FI3 35ml5
SEE WARD K. RICHARDSON ABOUT
. B-ooseberriea. 2383 N. Front. Phone
S184. ' :- 8Sml
SALEM .MARKETS k
; Prices quoted are wholesale - and are
prices received by farmers..' No retail
prices aro given?
GRAIN AND HAT f
Mo. 1 soft white wheat ..L... JS 1 .4 5
-w. 1 - toft red wheat ... $1.4
Oata ... ;
Cheat bay , "f'14
ot Jiay j. : :. : ..-... ; tts
Clorer hay, baled , , ., , , 5
Oat snd vetch hay ... tie
V PORK. MUTTON AND BEEP
I loss. JriO-200 cwt 112.S5
i logs, 200-25O , cwt $13.00
lloxs. 250-300 cwt ..-$11.75
Xaht sows -I.i.i... ...:.10
ltvssed eal . . -13. We
Cows 3Va 5e
Pressed pork , ,, ,,. .,,, 1 ln
-5 , ' V - -r, PfllTHRT '.-.-
Hoary hens f G tOt
Light hensu.........:..-.':..: 3ff25e
- f EGGS, BUTTER. " BTJTTEfiTAT
Creamery butter . .. 43044c
UaUerfat, fleliveeeii ; - . SO.
Milk, per ew , . $1.95
r-KC. standards :; ,..24i86c
t.a'ullets .22e
(Anwr . , Yefctetdsy's Pauls)
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ROW BOAT WANTKD NEW OK fix--otid
hand. , Address H n. ,.'re
Statesman. ' . a.uaHtt
U1UHEST PRICES PAID PQR AlrtES
atorea, tools, furniture. Siift'a Us4
Uovda De p t onpualto Cuurt house.
; . - , . 35 25tt
WANTED - PRJVAT81 MUaSY FO
-farm iosna. Wo hare Several appiua
, lions aa band. MawUns Koberta,
1 BC.. 20.1 Orrtoi Buildiuf. SaJltif
CASH PAID YOH. PALS 15 TEETH
dental .gold, platinum and diacarde4
. JewuIrK Hoke 8mHiag -aud Kefiain
Co Otsego, Alichigaa. 35 ja m
Furniture Packing
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bold gooda for shiantout. 1? years -
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noia gooos lor snipnioui. i years
perirtuce. Call and get aiy price, fl
19W4. : ; 35
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WOODRT. THE AUCTIONEER BUYS
used furniture for ssh. Phono 5H.
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FOR SALI-:
7
KMAI.I. SIZE SUIT PDR-- RALE . I .'tirt
.North Cottaee. . 37ml
GOOSEBERRIES POR CANNING DEI.
Uered. Parr. &7K13. 3aild
THOROUGTtBKED fX TERRIER
, puppies for sale, or trade for 1ed, rug
or dresser. ... Phone ltKii-W. . 3?uiltf
GRAIN, HAY ifipSE 1284M. S7 m!7
Trespass Notices
For Sale
Trespass Notices, site 14 Inches tj
9 inches, printed on goad 10 ounr-s
canvass bearina; the words, "Notice h
Hereby Otven That Treepeeetaf
-Strictly Forbidden On Tbesa Prasuisat
Under Penalty- Of Proaecutton." Prica
15o esch or two for 2 As. titataaaial
lublishlng Company, flalem, Oreroa
,. : , ' '. . . . a7-tt
PROFESSIONAL Wxi TF.L4PHOTll
eauiera. Inether oarr.vittr rase. fullv
- equipped. Price f.0. luqaire 33o S.
High. ' - -. 37ml 7
FOR SALE SEED POTATOES. A lh.p.
. electric motor.
Wanted real, chick-
ana add -eersT- lf
Park Grocery
87 alolf
Market. 705 S. 12th.
FOR SALE A NEW THOMAS POWER
drag saw. Just the thing' for the mat
cutting - wood.. . RegaJar price $1141
. We will sell this one. for $185. tortus
. If you ' wish or will take wood for
fall frehae .price. . See it at Tne
tbtatesmaa office. 37-a21tf
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POOLROOM - AND t?ONFECTIONERY :
I -Corner. .Pacific Highway. Me- ,
. Olella'n, Rickreall. 37-ml '
PURE BRED WHITE SCOTCH COLLIE
. puppies. Phone tveuioua, 6T"J.
, . 37ml5
- STEAM ENGINES
THE IDEAL POWER FOR THRESHING
We have on hand a limited number of 1M
and, 12 H. P." steam engines which eou b
had at prices you will want to Pay.
' SMALL THRESHERS
Now is the time to plate-. yoar -ardar-far
your Jtusselb. .' 'Grain Saver.", These ma
chines have been redspni in. prioe -over
last year., -Call or. write for eatalos--The
A. IL Averill Machy. Co., Port laud.
Oregon.- " 37ml.
FOR SALE FURNITURE. STRICTLY
modern and up-to-date black waJunt
. . and mahogany - farniture for 7-roem
house. .Electric range, victrola, small
ssfe, t0 ivwry ' bedroom snites, tjnak.
ing room suite included. -Call 315 Cen
ter St. Phono 39S. - 37mli
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. TEN
. oents a bnndlo. Circulation department
Oregon Statesmas. 87-tf
BUILDING . MATERIALS
. For roofinga, bnilding papers, mantle
iricka sod tiies, shingle stain, and all
bnilding supplies. Call on a,
We also carry DU PONT and GIANT
explosives and "everything for blast
ing." . GABRIEL POWDER ft SUPPLY CO.
175 Sooth Commercial Phone 7'U -
37m3f
SELL US YOUR USEX FURNIT URE
H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. Used Good
Dept. Opposite- court house. .aZ-ao22U
RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE 3 BY
50 receipt forme in book, 15 cents m4
book or two boeka for 25 cents. 8 ta tea
man office, 215 South Commercial St.
fialem. 37 f?T.il
FOR SALE- Livestock 39
VETERINARIAN
Phone 2028-W.
DR. PATTSRSOrt
. 3d30tf
DU ROO BROOD SOW , FOR SALE M.
M. -.JhtcGee, - Koute 5, Phone , 1 Fj.".
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FRED.W. LANQE, VETERINARIAN
Office 430 S. Commercial. Phone 110
- Hew, -phone 180. -- - - 3 B23tt
WOOD FOR HAIiE 4.1
16 INCH MILL VOOD 8 TWO CORD
Phone 20R. - . 43uil5
DRY SECOND GROWTH-FIR. .PHONt
175S. - ,43 m21
10 INCH BLOCK WOOD, 3.T5 PER losd
4 loads, f 14; also dry fir, esk an
ash.
Phonw 187VW.
43-
18-INCH OLD. FIR SECOND .GROWTH
' oak and ash. Phono 1F3. If. D. Mar
field. . . . ' , : .43-flotf
- BEST GRADE OP WOOD
, 4V ft. aad 1 iaea.
Dry mill wood.
'" Green mill wood.
Dry second growth fir.
Dry and old fir,
1 Jry 4 ft. ash, maple aad oak,
! v FRED K. WELLS .
Prompl deUvery and reaaaaabla price.
2 BO Seath Church. Phone .1543. 43 mflit
GOOD COAL DRY WOOD
rROMJT' DILI VERIES
1ULLMAN FUEL 0O.
. PHONB 185S
iiiiw.hi' il'" 43-i2tf
POUIiTRY AND EGGS 43
Salem Chickerles
Headqnsrters for Baby Chicks
7 VARIETIES
184 N. Cottage Salem Phono 400
- -, 45-f I4t
JERSEY-GIANT EGGS $1.50 A SET-
ting. Box 853.. . , 45-a30tf
PARKS' MAMMOTH HATCHERY WILL
run lata. Brin your eggs for custom
hatching. Also chicks for - sale after
Jone-1. 876 S. 24th,' Salem. Phone
- . 45ml.',
BLACK JUINORCA BABY CHICKS
- Flake'a Petlaad, 273 PtW. 45 wi25tf
XOST AND FOUND 53
LOSTPACKAGE CONTAINING RED
and white checked dress. Finder write
' 'H7ti Perry St.. Snlwi. - 53ml 6
V PERSONAIi . 63
LADY GOING TO SEATTLE IN AUTO
can. Uko ono lsdy. . Phono- t.iri .
-' - - -65ml 5-tf
f -FOR APPENDICITIS
I'lt-Is-Woaderful.' Free Informat
tloi. Address Hiss Co, Portland, ore-
o.-va in-1 nzn
ilONEY TO LOAN 07
TO-LOAN $300 X. Y. Z.
57m 15
BZB US FOR CITY BUILDING AND
residence loans. Re payable like rent.
A. C. Bohrnstedt. Realtor, loan a and
Insurance,. 147 N. Com'l St, Sslem,
Ore. . 67ajl3il
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