The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 12, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

THE OBEG02f4TATx:SAl?, SALEM; OREGON
FRIDAY; MORNING, JUNE 12,-1923
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(Contlsnol from pas 8)"
and Mrs. Alden's mother, Mrs.' Ar
ietta M. Page, left yesterday by
motor for an extended trip that
will take them into Wisconsin and
Michigan. They will drive up the
Columbia Hirer highway as far as
Pendleton and continue their trip
as far as Chicago over the Lin
coln highway. In Muskegon, Mich.,
Mrs. Alden will enjoy a visit with
her aunt. The motorists wf 11 then
resume their -trip into- 'Wisconsin
for a visit with Deao Alien's peo
ple. . ,- . . .
Miss Zelda Marjorie Mulkey an-
I - e o " . u wi.
J Richard Brlggs on- Tuesday, June
v 6'uui vi.vciu rui Bororiiy
Ulsters assembled, ronowfng" the
serenade, in front of the fireplace
ROOT? ITT I?. f?f "f a lip i
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE I!
3G Inch Sfcrinetf' Slllc "
Beautiful goods.'' T&e v'fy
72 Ixich Table Linen
Very Fine Linen "
Neat Patterns
$2.25 JQSOrydL
22-inci; Napkins Jo
Table, Oil Cloth, yard 34c :
Cheviot Shirtings "1 9-4 Sheeting
Fast Color A Good Grade i ,
yard 19c yard-50c)
36 Inch 42 Inch) I
Dress Linen' Tubing
Fast Color . Linen FiniiH
yard 59c yarcl39c
Pequot Sheeting and Tubings
At Lowest Prices r
Glean Up of -White" Goods
Fine Dimities; Flaxons; Poplin, etc.
50c values to clean
Millinery at Reduced Prices
HalisJ Prowers and Timrnings'1 1 T
240 and 246 North
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Just as those 1264 thrifty housewives in Utah who bought
AUTOMATIC AVasHers in March have found it a won
derful boon, so, too, will you fmd it an economical land
permanent solution of . your washing problem. T ' v
The Automatic Washer ha been sold in Utah
f oi bVef 1 2 years;; arid iri everj ihereasing' numbers.
Could any .dealer sell such eiiormous quantities if
the-thousands previously sold had not earned" the
gopd,will of as many userar if t
For Just a Few More Days Vpu Can Secure- One
Fm &?.0- Dovn and':57,50i Monthly
ATJ-? ,""A:: Ay';i )'A f fj" ": ' ; r
The Automatic' is the : greatest washer valije evr-offered. It does
Jbyiutiimrsu any .wasnec at any. price can do. Why
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Pcclasac.. Efec iic - Pc
la the drawing-' room. If To- v
nouhce" theT'secreT - Mistt Mulkey
seated herself at' the" fiano?and
began f playing; the bpe4iag ' notes
6f "l XoeYou Truly,'' while out
side the "window her fiance, Mr.
Briggs.'tooW up the song land com
pleted it as a solo. In Ihe mean-
time the guests-had - top nd smalt
cards with Ceeil "Brn fret! roses at-i
tachefl, ' "Announcing ick and
Zelda." B6th" Miss Sfalkey and
Mr. Briggs graduated 'Wednesday
morning from Willamette univers
ity. , i . : H I
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. The Count-Onrile c$$u of the
First .Baptist church as enter
tained on Wednesday .at? the home
of the teacher. Mrs. S. WiUis. The
rooms', wip re beautifully ! decorated
with Canterbury JteUs lu& white
popples. Mrs.. Lempkef was the
devotional leader' of the flay while
Mrs. c."R.Gfegg presided at the
business ' meeting.' Taf'. the pro
Tram feature, The,"Lat Day of
School.?. Mrs, F. R. Vail took the
role off school mistress!
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;- is
fle west -only $1.25 per yd.
f 72 Inch Linen Finish
Table Clotn
The linen finish will not
-v " 'come-off." :
Itch Tablecloth
up at 25c a yard
' Commercial, JStreet
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14-
FREE
Either an .Electric ?er-.
colator or Tabjaiove
an: Automatic ;Wafeher
to yoitr homef durinsr
this Eafey Term gala '
..A,tr-A o
At 6:20 o'clock -ft bounteons
picnic dinner was srved , on ' the
lawn'. Later In the eventn'g'a pro-"
gram, followed, arranged by. Mrs:
O. Ed Ross. Un: E. 'It. Shanls,
and Mrs. T. Wv Da vies sang a
solo: Mrs. W.: F. Foster gave a
reading, as did Rev. 13. H. Shanks,
and Mrs. E. McAllister sang a
solo. - " - '
Those -In the group were Mrk.
Harry Ralph,'-Miss Jennie Robin
son, Mrs. Elizabeth Slddall: Mrs.
Charles McAllister, Miss Nettle
Graham. Mrs. Rose Lempke,' Mrs.
E. R. Wimer, Mrs. T. F. Hoover,
Mrs. J. R. Pennington, Mrs.' W.
E. Stacey, Mrs. L. R. Welch; Mrs.
P. F. Latham. Mrs." G. E. Farmer,
Mrs. C. Mupdinger. Mrs. J.-Biver,
Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Sbanke. Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. Da vies, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Wilt, Mr. and Mrs. D.
D. Socolofsky, Mr, and Mrs. -Milton
Metchert, Mrs. R. H. Pickens.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ralph, Mr. and
Mrs. J, J. Newmyer, Mr, and Mrs.
W. R. Hick3. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mathis
Mr. and Mrs. W. F." Foster. Mr.
and Mrs. F. R. Vail, Mr. and Mrs.
S. WUlls. Bruce Willis, Dave Wil
lis and Verne Siddall.
' Salem friends are receiving an
nouncements" of - the marriage of
Mr. Ramon E. Dimick and Miss
Gertrude Esther Temple, the cere
mony having been performed on
Monday, June 8, in Livingston,
Mont. ' l a.Hl
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Mrs. H. S. Logan, of Tualatin,
accompanied by- her brother,. L. D.
Kneeland, of Council Grove. Kan
sas, spent Thursday in the city at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Logan. ' Mr. Kneeland was re
turning from the national Shrin
ers' conventton in Los Angeles, to
which he was a delegate. While
he has made several trips to the
coast. thla Is his first'. Ivisit- for
several years.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmo - S. White
and children, Robert, Vernon and,
Gloria, .wil . leave tomorrow for
Eastern Oregon where they will
be guests at the wedding of Miss
Gwendolen Reese, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Reese.
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Mrs. J. S. Marshall has gone to
Lewistown, Montana for a' visit
with ' relatives. Mrs.- Marshall
plans to be gone all summer.
Miss Joy Turner has chosen
Sunday, June 2 as" the" date tor
her marriage to Mr. Villiam Ed
ward Moses, the ceremony-; to be;
performed" at the First- Methodist'
church at 6:30 o'clock in the eve-;
ning. A reception will follow at
the home of the bride, 33 North
Capitol Street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lisle ar
rived in Salem yesterday to spend
the summer; " ;
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The home ofe Mrs. William Ev
erett Anderson; and the lovely
garden that surrounds it, was the
scene of one of the season's at
tractive silver teas yesterday ' af
ternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock: when?
the ladies of. the Unitarian church
entertained! The - house ' was a
garden in itself with its colorful
profusion of flowers. Sweet Wil
liam, sweet peas, and phlox con
tinned the pastel motif on the tea
table. Yellow candles burning iri
not save
- .7er; Go.
237JI,; Liberty
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ft... MMMkv-' .1
crystal, . holders enhanced , the.
beauty of the "June-time blossoms. I
Mrs. C. F. Hamilton'presided rat
the urn; ' A group of - attractive
yonng girls Rose Huston, Dor
othy Marsters, Reta and Leta
Robinson and Mary Louise Eakln
assisted in the serving.
NEWSBFUJFS;
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t'Xorm" OnTress
" ' Otto' Peterson, manager of the
"Norm, annual publication of the
Monmouth Normal school publi
cation," assisted by Ronald John
son, manager elect; Miss' Isabelle
B re tain! editor, and Miss Gene
vieve Watson; editor elect were
visitors at The Statesman office
yesterday where they prepared
copy and read proof for their pub
lication! The Normal school is
getting out one of the best publi
cations in the history of thefr or
ganization and are to be compli
mented for their' efforts. - The
photography was done by J'.' O.
Brown. . The publication is on the
press and will be finished within a
few days. . .
BafldlAjr Pennite Issued
The YMCA was Issued a build
ing certificate yesterday to ' erect
a three story brickr building at
6 5 5 and 685. Court street, .which
is to cost approximately 4125,000,
L. Ritacca is to erects two dwell
ings each one valued at $3200.
The addresses were given, as 20 4
and 2050 McCoy avenue, accord
ing to the records of the city re
corder's office.
Valley. Canners Meet
The Canners association of the
Willamette valley met last nighti
at the Marion aotel where they
discussed a point of law brought
up by ' the Oregon labor commis
sion, pertaining to time payments.
FoHOwing the banquet, the meet
ing was dismissed early by W. G.
Allen, presiding officer. ,
"Watermelons Arrive Her
i" "Watermelons arrived in the city
yesterday . consigned to the Taci
fics Fruit and Produce company
from the Imperial Valley, the first
of the season. The carload is for
immediate distribution in the Wil
lamette"" valley adjacent to Salem.
Apricots have also arrived in the
city, but not ' in carload assign
ments.' It is said lemon prices
are due to take a drop.
Jfewspaper 3Ian Visits- . -;
Robert P. Scripps, director of
the Scripps-Howard syndicate and
owner, of 40 city newspapers, vis
ited in the city, yesterday. " He
stopped over while en: route from
San Diego. " He was bound for
Vancouver, B. C. He stated Salem
-"as .the most prosperous' city he
had passed through. Robert Mer
ryfield of San Diego was a travel
ing companion. . : . ;
OAC Committee Xamed .
Three' students have" been ap
pointed to the Greater OAC coun
cil as a special committee to look
after OAC interests in Salem for
the coniing- year. 5 They are Rus-
sel . Pratt, chairman, Ruby Dreg
ger, " and Richard Schei. . The
Greater OAC council Is composed
of5 a chairman and two other
representatives from every impor
tant town in the state. ' It is or
ganized to carry out the work of
the Greater OAC Committee in
the various parts of the state, and
to promote the interest , in the col
lege among students and alumni.
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FooiEomfoii Expert
from
Will'eive Free
t&fpptserf&n at this store
Saturday, June 13
You ere invited.
Know the joys of foot comfort again
'TPHOUSANDS of people in this vicinity have foot trouble!
X that is affecting their health! If they will come to this .y
store they-cart have their feet examined dn the PEDO
GRAPH. This is a; marvelous device, that locates foot .
troubles without removing the stocking. - v
Eyefy froUtiaeVoald)iave his "feet PEDO-GRAPHED: V
Complete tests and analysis' are FREE.- '"' - '
Don't let your"trcrabTes:continue.f Discover riowhat is
wrong. Do you have shooting pains in feet and legs? Do
your heels sting? Do your ankles turn? under you?- Are
: your toes cramped? Do your feet 'tire easily? Do you suffer
with corns7 callouses and bunions? " H P tHT,
Here's your chance to end thh suffering! On the above date ;
we have. in our store an expert from the staff of Dr.Wm. M.
Schollrthe eminent authority, on footrailments.- Thb man .
will rrive his personal attention to your'cMe. Without charge '
lie will test your stockinged feet. He will suggest ,theneces-" .
safy" appliance" foTyoiir to&tibifoyyiXtte:
you comfort and foot happiness that you haven't known .
in years. Take. advantage of thi opportunity t
hring yom foot troubUa to ihL tor! . !
FREE SAMPLES'
Do you want to 1crrcw tiow quietly a' corn ran stop'hartfng? Come In '"
nd get sample of Dr-Schoil's Zino-rpads. Put em cti pain is tout.
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.After State SleeUnc -
Salem . Eagles "will , attem pt to
bring the next ' state 1 convention
of their organization to this city.
according to reports made yester
day by club executives. -The local
drill team left last night ror
Eugene to attend the annual con
vention, accompanied by four del
egates and others. They are C.B.
Shaw, Lester Jones, who is presi
dent of " the organization here,
Claude Segine and S. Willett.
The local . organization ; has a
membership of about-200 . " .
Children's Program Announced
An attractive Children's (Day
program is to be presented by the
Children of the First Christian
church Sunday night at 7:30
o'clock. The beginners depart
ment will present an exercise call
ed "God's Family." with Thelma
La Duke telling the story. Little
tbe only solid throngh
train between Portland
and Chicago. Observ
tioa car with library.
lounging room, club
room, smoking and card room, barber'
shop, shower bath, valet service. New
Pullman sleeping cars with improved"
and more commodious dressing rooms'
for" the ladies. Unexcelled dining car;
service. Kadla super-tor la transpor
tation. Mo oxtra lax.
; ; v 79 Fours
Befewn 'Portland and Chicago
Lean Portland at 9:35 wary morning
Standard and tourist sleeping cars
through to Chicago, also standard sleep
ing car for Denver and Kansas City.
Continental Limited
Another 70-hour train between Portland
and Chisago, leaving Portland at 4:00
every evening, with observation car
and sleeping cars through to Chicago.
Through standard and tourist sleeping
cars to Denver and Kansas City.
i Fashed "
in effect daily to September IS to all tbie princi
pal Eastern Cities. Final return limit October
31. Liberal stop-over privileges.
r One-way via California
Cither going; or returning may be' arranged if
desired without much additional expense.
Zla National Pa r k Low nrnimcr
fares to the new WoodsrUrd of Color m
Southern Utah. Why not take it in on
your way East?
Tefiowctona National Par-It May
(lira be made as a sxJc trip at a small ad-
optional cost. .4v--t'"fc ..,,.. . .
Atfe tor free booklet descriptive of these
famous resorts.
Our representative will be glad to give you full
information and help you plan your trip.
Address WM. McMORRAY -General
Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
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WtAK FOOT
Chicago
Demonstrations
I ; fit I Every mile pro-
V JF lL tected byAuto-
jTi'lf -4'' matic System,
TlAl V 4 the most com"
in-f rj ' plete known to
f l 'Lr : acience.
'M01p Portland
No charge for his ecesj?&Z
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1Dt Ott&n fitateman
Published ererr morninc except Mo'
dr) t Salem, the capital ot Orejon
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Local Rates For
Qaxsified Advertising
Baity oir SuJay
One Um eenta per word
Three times 5 cenli per -word
Six times . . 8 cents peword
One month, daily sou
Sunday 20, cents pr word
In order to earn the mora tkan one
time rate, advertisement mtutt run in
consecatiTe iscaes. v :
No ad takes for less than 25 cents.
Ads run Sunday only ciliarged at
one-time rate. if
Advertisements ' (exeetfV "Person
als" and "Situations Wanted") will
betaken over the tel'iphOne if the
advertiser is a subscriber to phono.
The Statesman will .'receive adver
tisements .at any time of the day or
night.; Te initre proper ela&stfiea
tions ads snooid be vn before 7 p. m.
TELEPHONE 2S er 583
Money to Loan
Ob "R4 EstaU
T. Kl FORD
(Over Ladd ft Bush Bank") '
BEFORE TOTJ "LEAVE YOUB HOME
Oil OAK HAVE IT
Insured Properly
Phnne 161. Beck & Hendricks, 17.. 8.
Bank Bid
The : Iutfoeran Settle
ment Bureau"
,i will kelp both . .
BOMXSEKK.EH ANU UOilESKLLEH
; with . .
; Oregon Kncorporated,,'
Ile.it' Estate Tnsufsiee. Thona "1013
Victor Schneider, Sy. r
liooms 4-5-6. IVArey Bldff.' a-S
AVTOMOBILES
" WE WRECK 'EJir '
Puts f7 ail. cars. We veil for less.
Gt our , prices on trailers. ' Saleui Auto
'Vreekine "o.. " 403 S-' '.- Chnrck street.
3?hone 2155. - l3t(
SCUEELER AUTO WRECXIXG CO, will
buy . your old car.' Highest cash price
paid, ion") y. lommcri-ni t. piatf
AUTO ItEl AIRING
GOOn SERVICE PAIR "PRICE," MED
LER & LEHESQOOI OARAGE. Gen
eral repairing. . aRseceorieR,tires. Killer
and South tJommerciaL l'lione 564.
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AUTO TOPS
SEK US FOR XOP AND' PAINT WORK.
O. J. Hull Auto Ton Paint Shoo.
r ftr- ('.apartment- - 5-alStf
Joan Newcomb is'to give a recita
tion; as ' is' Barbara' Young. The
Junior girls will give a Chinese
play and a recitation by Annette
Young. - The boy's department
will 'sing a song and Tibet and
Gerald Simpson will tell a folk tale
of the same country. The inter
mediate girls will give a short
play.....:.,-. ;, Y - :;,f -".
Dentists Are Here
The state dental' examination is
being held with the aspIranU for
state certificates practicing on the
inmates of the Oregon state pen
itentiaryi Much of this' years
work in actual practice conterns
bridge work, as well as plate
fA-S --Cv"'-, "
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FLAT FOOT
nerves. Relieves itnmrH nk,.
cles. cranrped tfces. weak aad-nroken-down
arches and other
foot troubles. Worn in regular
shoes. $3.50 per pair. .
Dr. SchIla Ztoouado
Iaatantly atop t h pain
of corns, c&ltousr' and
banians. . Removes the
caase friction and pre S"
rare. Thin, heaHnt.ati
eptic. 35c pel box.
- Schop'o " Bnnlon
(R a d o cjo r C Ives J nv
media tp relief. Reduces
Vowth bf absorftioa.
:PreeerTa shape of shoes.
Made of para gam rub
U
ber. JSC
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Dr. Seholl Wrli
Strato Moot. Pads
Prevent heefs running
over. Save s'r a n 1 re
pair bills. Mate walking
plcUare. . ; ; Jx.
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HELP WANTED Blale ' 11
TIRST r CLASS ' DAIRTMAX Inqnira
ooFia. liJJtt
HELP VANTED Female 13
WOMEX " WANTED
FOR GENERAL
wages. 585 Li-
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hnm. work. Good
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aUES3iAr -
,15
WAXTED VACANCY XOW OFFERED
to handle Ward's Reliable Products in
t Marion county. Gentlemanly, ateady
hustler desired. Prerions experteaee
not necessary. - Particulars forwarded
4 oh request.' Dr. Ward's Medical Co.,
Winona. Minn. Established 1156.
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P P LUtiBffs and layers furnished. P P
P P Yon ahow property listed by P P
P P m to barer furnished by us. P P
P P Under our system "you prodaea P P
P P steadily from the start. Unas P P
P P nal opportunity for advance- P P
P P went to salesmanarera position. P P
P P Our own officers is Salam and P P
P P Portland. See Mr. Parker per- P P
P P aonally. AT ONCE. P P
P P :.. PARKER REALTY CO.. P P
P E 40d U. S. Nat 1 Bank Bldr.,PP
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AGENTS WANTED
17
EXPERIENCED - SALF.SLADY FOR
house to house work Mutt be free to
. travel. Call 9U0. Room. 6 after 5 p. m.
; " . 17j12
WANTED Employment 10
YOUXO MARRIKD WOMAN "WISHRS
general honsework. Call Mrk.i Kcll.
Phone 1169J. - . 19jl2
EXPERIENCED LADY -WILT? STAY
with " children ' evenings' or afternoons.
Phone 803-WV - - '-4 19jtl
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STENOGRAPHER riVE YEARS' Ex
perience, diiircs part time' work. TJOt
674 care Statesman, 19jll
PRACTICAL NURSING AND MATERX
ity work. Phone l"6. . lfljl
FOR GARDEN PLOWING, BASEMKNT
digging and team work, phone 193.
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FOIl RENT
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HOUSE AND APARTMENTS PHONE
20&6J. , SlalStf
FURNACE AND GARAQE IN SHALL
eettsKe. On paving; to leas fcr
22".0 montlft
Large 9'room close in for 933; B-room
$'M; 5-room flat down town f35; two
room 12. Others. Becks St Hen
dricks, U.'8. Bk. Bid?. 1 21J4tf
printed Cards, size" li" by iW
wording "For Rent, price 10 cents
each. Statesman liusinaia Office, on
groond floor. . . .
GARAGE BUILDING FOR LSASE.
Csn girt long term lesse on 'excellent
building. . Possessicn July First. Five
smaller store rooms for lease. $60 to
12' Becke b Hendricks, U. 8. Rk.
Bldr. 21j4tf
FOIt 1UJNT Arjartrrienta 23
attract r"E
Court street.
APARTilENT. 1311
2JJJ17
FOR RENT FURNISHED . AI'ART
mchts. Ressonable. 1845 North Sum
mer. Call after . 4.'. . - 112
CLEAN 3 ROOM DOWNSTAIRS APART
Bent, close in adults, 446 Union s! recti
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FOB BENT APARTMENTS 891 N. Com
mercial.. . . - 23tf
NURSES OR TEACHERS. ETC. Here's
modern 5 larjre room flat. For rent
$35. Close, to all schools, .hospitals,
library, state house, business. Furnace,
. laundry, water -heater.: ran res, etc. Im
mediate possession. Beck V Hendricks
V. S. Bk. Bldg. 23j4tf
FOR ' RENT Rooms
23
BOARD AND ROOM 1547M.
23jl
FURNISHED ROOM WITH BATH FOR
renfleman. " ' Strietly modern' home
Four blocks from Capitol, Address 89.
car Statesmsn,, 25ml4tf
PRINTED CARDS. ' Slt1S 14iBV 74
wording, 'Roomt lo Rent,"', f rice 10
cents each. - statesman Basiness office,
rrnnnd floor.
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FOR RENT Houses S7
HOCSE FOR RENT, CALIi AT 351
, X; CctUge. - J 27jll
FIVE 410OM MODERN IIOCSE, 698 S.
1'OR RENT NICKLT FCRNISIIEO 7
room house at Mission atreet. Mrs.
.. John ilanrer; 27)13
FOB RENT" DWELLTNO AT 1052 Bag-'
miw; per monia. call at Htates-
rr.n Business olffce. of Becks Hen
rirlcks. 27a8tf
WAXTpI TO IIEX7'. 31
BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY HOUSE
in desirable .location.. Write or phooe
U. C. Gillespie. MaBdard Oil Co halem.
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work It is one of the stif rest
examinations that has been given
durinS the nant' feW vears.
said, and a percentage or the. as-
n f v. .. .ltl . . . . . 1 . . .
nm uji ei tneir teriui
cates; it is claimed.
Two Pay Finee
John Fry and "S.- J. Wirrs, whq
sare his address , as . Pnrtlanrl
were fined $10 each hv P-jlirp
Judge Poulsen yesterday.- arter
iney naa been apprehended and
arrested on charges or being
drunk. The men were - arrested
by Officers JameS and Thomason.
and It ia alleeed that a mnrn aori
ous charge could have been filed
against one of tne two men. I
PaKwitry Planned (
vr Pa'gentry Iwill , beftdefjiMerl hv '
ui iue . f. iua cummer
imp dtrring the- summer, accord-
3iimber, Marlon county " Y sec-
apiary, mis win take place at the;
ounaay- evenlnar .chnrr-h ser(ia
(Particular stress has been given
Kpenes that can be enacted by the
Iwjys without the use of the voice.
Reunion Is Planned-- I
T Folio wine the
Cxecfse8 or tnega1eirl'rifs?ri-tar'hnof
tonignv, tne annual reunion of
the Kio; club wIUTje at the Spa.
It is an' unnualf affair . at which
the alumni ; and members gather
for rpnferene. Vernon Perry
is i)rcsf:ferit of the organization
at urc3cxu. a
rHinCE OI1EF IiESIGXH ;
t j; PI ! FIKLD, June 1 1 F. F.
Ja." ko:C ohTcT'of pdllte or'NbrTH
I3':ft.jTi-ly,'tendred bi reslgna
tio;i to Mavpr Uczerand" th'e city
coutt.-il; Cli i,fT Jackson" d ; cl. i
hi saiary of "$nO"moaTliiyinsuri
citut. . . '
TVAXTEI IO KENT 31
STRrCTLT HODEJRN BCNGALOW FOUR
to six room by responsible psrtr.
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COUPLE ' PROFESSION ALLT EM
plored want home for themselves and
two email children .before Jnlv 1st.
Requirements : - Two bed-Tooms and
stndr in modern house centrally, locat
ed where there ar' no . other am all
children; breakfast and dinner for
elves! all in pa I and part ear for
children. Will ray liberally for satis
faction. Reply Box 113 caro States
man. giving address, phono aamher
and apr-roximote terms. ' ' 3 lj
WAKTEI Sliscllaneonj S3
WANTED MARSHALL STRAWBKR
ries, paytne Te lb. -Ward K. Richard
aon. " 35jll
WANTKD FIRST AND SSCOND MORT
gagea. ' Party will buy if some discount
is allowed. Homo Realty Co, 169 K. '
High. Opea crenings, 9:30. 35jl9
WOO DRY TE5
used furniture
AUCTIONEER BUYS'
for cash. Phono 511.'
- SSatf
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR USKD
stores, tools, furnitor. Stiff Uisd
Oooda Dept, opposite' court houe, .
- - - 33m22tf
CASH PAID FOR" FALSE TEETH
dental gold, platinum and discarded
: jewelry. Hoke Smelting aid Refinery
Co., Otsego. Michigan. 85j27tf
WANTED STRAWBERRIES. CUR
rants. Royal Anne and Montmorency
cherries. Bartlett pears, blackcaps.
.Ward .K. Richardson. , . ... &Jjll
WANTED PRIVATE MONEY FOR
farm loan!. Wa hsre serersl applira-
tioaa o - hand. r- Hawkins k Rohcrts,
- Inc. 20S Oreron B!dr. HSdMtf
FOB RALE
87
THE NEW PATENTED RARTOSE
binder draper. Can c-rt them by order.
In?-In timo" Any t"e. " Call "9F2 br
River Drive Route 3. latent. 37J12
RESTAURANT, -CONFECTIONERY Foun
' tain and tobacco combine. - Ltrin?
rooms in rear, Doing- pood buHtnes.
Kessons for t el line. FUsy term. ,.t.
Hachant. 341 N. C'om'l. 37jl2
LEATIIKJl HANDBAG. FIXE OONDI
: tlon, fC. Cost 721 care Htate.
, man. . SJilS .
HUGHES ELECTRIC. RANGE. LESS
than half price. Perfect condition. riRO
; N. Cora'l St. P3iona 1703-J. S7J11
FOR SALE OLD-.NEWSPAPERS. TEN
cents a bundle. Circulation department.
Oregon fc-ttenm. 37tf
SELL US YOUR USED FURNITURE
H. L. cftifX Furniture Co. Used Goods
Dept. Opposite court house.' 37m22tf
USED LUMBER. INQUIRE 14TH AND
Oak; .Phone 1622-W. . . , , 37jl4
ONE UPRIGHT BOILER,' MUST DIS
pose of ssme. Cam you nso itt Call
Cobbs k Mitchell Co., 349 So. 12th St.
Phone 813. 37jll
rOR SALE RECLAIMED AUTO PART3
-for all cars. Save 50 to B0. Tops,
bodies, trailers. -Mike's Aat- Wreck
ing Hoaso. 245 Center. Phone a.
' - 87m2(tlf .
RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE "3 BT 9M"
50 receipt forms lo book, 15 cents per
book or two" for 25 cents, 8t;s
msa office. 213 South Commrreis; St.,
Heleny 3 7f
FOR SAL15 LJyestOck 33 u
VETERINARIAN DR. ATTERRON
Phone 2028 W: Rt. 2, Box 23; 88j2tf
GOOD FARM AND ORCHARD ; HORS- .
i, e. Guaranteed as represontcd. Har- ,
. ness for aale. -Milk cow. Reasonable. .
C It. Reed. Fairgrounds. ,39jl.l,
FBF.D, W. LANGE. ..YETKRINARIAN
. Office 420 S. Commercial. Phone 410a
Res, phone 1666. ' 80n23M
WOOD FOR SALE'
43
WOOD FOR SALE ,
pid growth, fir 4 foot and 18 inch.
Second growth 4 foot, limb wood. Ash
4 foot. Phcfta 1307. 43J26
16-INCH OLD' FIR SECOND GROWTH
i oak" and ash. Phono 18F3." U. V. May
1 field. - 43fl8t!
BEST GRADE OF-WOOD T
4 ft. and 10 inch.
Drr niiU wood.
Green mill wood, .
Dry second growth fir.
, Dry and old fir.
Dry 4-t. anb. ma(Ie abd oak.
FItED E. WELLS,
Prompt delivery and reasonable prira
230. South Church. Phone 1542. 41mCti
GOOD COAI., DRY WOOD
PROMPT .DELIVERIES
HILLVTAN TVEJj CO.
- - PHONR- 155 4ai-ffN
POUUTBY AND EtiGS 43
EAT ORPINGTON" CHICKENS. CUM
mings. P4K13. 4.jIS
r eTAElia4eTJi.IT AN l!i " i KAN mr.C
- Moving our-specialty. Kqwippvd fo
all kinds of hauling. Dry wood an4
coal always on -baud at bast, pries.
Day phones, 529. and 13. Night phoa
1006. Heal service, 753 Trade Street,
Ml
IXST AND FOUND
63
LOST SHEPHERD DOO: PORTI.AND
. license. Answers nzmt Laddie. O. R.
- Eonsh, 330 Pfne St., Portland,' Ore.
- ' 'it'
FOCXD ON MY PUEHISKS, - KOBE
and cushion. Owner ran hare same
; by proving property and payioir for
1 tli is advertisement, 775 N. Cottaze Ft.
J.OST CRANK FOB LARK CAR. BE-
"w rd . UniifT leaTe at btatesican f
fice. . .... 3jl2
LOST SCTCH COLLIE- AND mm.
, . erd male "dog. Portland license 212.
Children's pet. Reward. Notify W. N.
SJohondro, Oregvn Street. Port- .
land. 53jl4
LO8T GOLD RINO WITH AGATE
stone. . Retorn to 585 8. Lihertr.
rinoer win ne rewaroxt.-
.i.'fjl s'
PERSONAL
55s
-,HIZZ TRKATMENT
TOR APPENDICITIS
I-Ia-WonderfBL"Freo Informatl
Addrata Hist Co, Portland. Orer v
5Ssi-it f
MONEY TO IXDAN C7
FEDERAL FARM ' LOANS. JVi PKJI
cent. F. L. Wood, 341 State feu S7j!yl
' , -FARM LOANS 1
Lonr time, easy payments, low interest,
no fees or nmmisions.
- PER RINK It JJARSTERS
21 Gray Bidg , Baleoa. Ore. 672tf
MONEZ TO LOAN ON CITY PEC?,
arty, either building and loan, plan t
prWato' money, laro losaa with fi
suranco company money at 5Vs wi a
commitsion ad d-d. Ralph H. McCurny,
Nob. 5 and 6, Steeves-Mooro Bid., f.
i let , 4 T 2 . . . 57flt.f
I HAVE SEVERAL- THOUSAND DCL
lar of private -money to 1oaa on r'-d
real estate. Rich L. Reimena. D'An-j
t BMf, - 4i2 State street. Phone 1C11
between 9 and 10 n'. m. 57rr; -f
liCSEVESS OPPORTUNITIES cC
" BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ,
- Store and gas station, this is a mo- y
maker for the ristht man, good In -tion.
SmaM dairy. with nulk. re e.
Htl 20 t rooms. Ansrtuient ho
. ; cloko In. .More bui lding and t ,
Hire lirmr rooms 1 ith it, at O
a'ation. "Store bnildiag and dwell "
to trade fnr farm.
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