i. I lr 1 I ' I Tr; ' XTf l8t' and Mi8s Ruth Bedford. Plan- 1 KOll Q.TLCL WtlT CnfSpfc i ' " -"' ' '" r - ' ---...-. v , ? - : Is
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rune wedding took place at
4 o'clock Sunday-afternoon at the
First Methodist J church In Wood
hurn when;" Hiss Florence Klamp.
became the -'bride - of Herbert
Welch, Reverend Mr. Everett ot
- the First Presbyterian church in
Corral 11 officiating'. The lmpre-
slye double ring service: was used.
! The members of the bridal party
; assembled at the flower-decked al-
tar to the strains of the Mendels-
" sohn Wedding March, Virgil Starr
presiding at the pipe organ. Im
mediately preceding the ceremony,
Miss.Willetta Welch sang "At
Dawning." The bride, attractive
Tin white georgette over baronet
satin, adorned with silrer; ' lace;
was given in marriage by her fa
ther. . She wore a full, length. veil
of tulle with a head-dress caught
t with orange blossoms, and silrer
slippers. .-. Her I shower f bouquet
combined white bride's roses and
. pink sweet .peas. i
; Miss Myrtle Klamp, in apricot
Yoile.; attended her sister aV maid-
of-honor, while Mis Naomi FUl
lerton and Miss . Frances r Welch
. were bridesmaids. Miss Fuller toll
wearing rose and Miss Welch or
chid, TOile. The attendants "car
ried ,sweet peas in pastel shades.'
i The'groom was attended':: by Ar
thur Buell as' best man, Ferris'
White and Fred Barrier were tlief
. ushers. '; ' - jf j Ti-:j :
The church with mock orange,
blue lupin, and pink roses was a
bower of early summer blossoms.
A reception- took . place at the
bride's home Immediately; follow-
' ing the ceremony. : ; !L j j n'f ''
The bride, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Klamp of Wood
burn, graduated with the class of
-1925 from the Oregon Agricultur
al College, j The groom, the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank! A. Welch,
also of the ! Oregon Agricultural
College, will take his bride to Cof
vallU after a honeymoon trip to
the beaches, where the young cou
ple will make their home; j 't ? '
Mrs! Welch's going Taway cos
tume was an' ensemble of blonde
.satin with jade green, j worn with
. , ! ;:U-;J j. '. ;J.
Mrs, , Max 'O. Biiren ! will enter
tain the members of the ; West
North Division of thei Ladies Aid
society of the First Presbyterian
church at 2 :30 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon at her h6meL74Coirt
street. ' " ' "''A PuK III
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A musicale that will1 interest a
large number of friends through
out the city is schednled tof 8:30
o'clock this' evening, a.t the First
Presbyterian church f when Mary
Talmadge HeadricV, violinist, and!
Ruth Bedford, pUnist,'wfll be pre
sented by their respective teachers,
Professor William 'Wallace Gra
ham and Beatrice Shelton. The
two artists will doubtless; reveal
j some'of the- mostj marked talent
available In Salem. j . m -.The
following - program speaks
for Itself:1- . t' A 'l I" ! , h ; t ''
Third Sonata,' D 1 minor, Op.
108, Brahms; first and . second
movement, allegro, adagio.! ; Violin
and piano. H . i
Etude en Forme de Valse Op.
52. Saint-Saens; pland,; V ''
Third Concerto, B .minor op.
. C I, Saint-Saensf allegto non trop
po. -andantinos qtrastr alWgretto'.
milto moderalo ef maestoso: viol
Iln. ; ; ; ;: - : .
Ballade No. 1. D flat, Liszi;
II. .Gnomenreigen, Uszi;' piano.- i
Serenade. I elancolique. Op 26
Tschaikowsky; violin,!' i' i
r - j--.r: j-i n . :; i .
Mr. and Mrs. C. Pj Bishon and
Charles Kay;B1hop iriillbe'TlsItr
ors tn Portland this week, for the
uose snow. 7- :
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Last Thursday
evening the
Christian Endeavor society of the
Castle - Chapel of j the - United
Ef-SfiT1.? 0Tel "5 lral tlacka scitea to cost any business
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General Iasc Power of Attorney, Prune Books and Pads, Scale Re
22?"WJ - 1?ese forms m carefully prepared for the courts and pi-irate
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Brethern church - motored to the
ranch of Edward A. Dunigan, 5r.
on , lioweu,- Prairie, for a very
Pleasan t evening, j About, twenty
young people, were present, with
Mr : Hill,-, and'. Tral' , pointer as
chaperons. '-"jn evening of, games
was - enipyed with .. refreshments
of. ice cream and cake following
ri One. of the largest of last week's
recitals took place - at the First
Christian Chureh when Miss Joy
Turner presented her Junior pupils
fh piano and violin, assisted oy
Oral Vlolette, vocalist.
The following f numbers made
up the program!;. f
r jano uuett Poijsn . Dance,
Prince, Iola Gooding, Ruth Hersh
nerger. : . - .
-Piano Listless Reverie, Spauld
ing, ileen Goodenetigh: '
Violin Dream1' Waltz, Vogh,
Hersel Peyree.- If
Plane Tne Lonesome Apple,
Erb, Maxlne Hill.
rPianb.katydid, Erb, Mildred
Kobison.
iolin Innocence, Vogh, Mar
garet Patrick. 1 I
Piano Rosy : Cheeks Polka,
Emerson, Delma Fagan
: PianoL(a GOod Morning,
Merry Sunshine, T Snauldine' fbi
did Mother Hubbard Rogers; Du-
montXAmb. ; " ;-
PianoL-Romahce, Lawson, Pat
ricia Jane Port wood.
i Piano' (a) The ' Merry , Bobo
link Krogmann; (b) Lively Dance
Polka, Dale; Barbara . Barnell:
Violin Gavotte Op. 30, No, 3
Warner.; Delight Heath.
Pano I trio-Yellow Jonquils,
Gavotte, Ruth Becker, Llda HanT
n&t Byrle Ramp, j- '
- Piano Hark, the Band!-, Erb;
The Grasshopper's FrolIS Polkar
DuceUe ; - Helen Worth. ;
V Piano A. Scotch - Melody, Vir-
,gil;- OM Jim Crow, Schick; Rhea
Mae Huber.i i :
,'.':Violin.-4.Duet Valse Barcarolle
from Tales of Hoffman!' Often-
bacb ; R07 Damon, Donald Goode-
aough.r'--f r? f tv n ;r n !;
. . Piano Nestling Hour, Tomp
kins; Distant Chimes, Virgil; Inez
Sacre. i - . -, r .
Piano Duet Moonlight Revels,
Andre Lloyd and Byrle Ramp. 5
Piano Ripples Valsette, Law
son, Bernice Peyree. !, '
: Violin Valse . Joy e use, Kern;
Minnie's Polka, Dancla; Joan
Etans. " ',;'',:' : ..:.'
Piano Cathedral Chimes, Read,
Ann Louise Horton. 1 '
Piano The Fragrance of. May,
Virgil, Lida Hanna. j
Piano A Merry Dance, Bostel
man, Faye Pendleton. 7 ' -t
Violin -Danse Rustique, Brow-
gi. Gienna Hlltibrand. "
' Vocal Sing! Sing! Birds on the
Wing. Nutting. OraLATiole'tte.
x-iano Aieiody Dawes, ? Percy
xiiaaie. --. j (
Piano Llve's Sigh Intermez
zo, Englemann, Lloyd Ramp. -'-
Violin L f Ceneren,toia Fan
tasia, Dancia, George Stoner.
Piano. Flirtation Dance,
Brown, Sarah Samuels.' .' .
piano Wayside Chapel, Wil
son. Byrie Ramp -
Piano (a) Scotch Melody,
Orth;' (b) Apple Blossoms, Engle
mann, Ruth Hershberger. f,
Piano Reminiscence, Virgil,
Kernice Wlnegar.
Piano Echoes of Spring, Friml.
Ilia Huber. . ,
. Piano Robln.'g Return, Fisher,
Ruth Becker i
-Pfano- Dlett-Marche Regale,
Tefry.-AHce CTaxton; Mrs. .Byron
Good enough.:" .-. , '-u ,
Vl?' .-( ) Back Tq Onir, Moun
tains Trom ''II Torvatore", Verdi;
( b) Gypsy $erenadevi,Athrton
Vena Wood, ; v;;.;?
Piano Caprice. Virgil, Grace
Parker. . , j ;
Violin DuettGood-Bye, Tostl,
Margaret Eddy, Marjorie Wunderl
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The Ratheteriaa club meets to
day at the home of Mrs. Ray
'Smith, 1785 Center street.
Wednesday
Piano pupils of Miss Margaret!
Fisher in recital at First Pres-
Dyterun church. 5 o clock. Fuh-
Salem club. Daughters of the
Nile. Masonic temple,!; 10:30
o'clock,
Writers' club. Mrs. C. A. Kells,
920 Leslie street, hostess.
Salem - Woman's club board
meeting. : Club house. .2: SO
o'clock.
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Armory. 8 o'clock
Six piano pupils of Mrs. Harry
M. Styles. Recital. Center Street
Methodist church, 8 o'clock,
Pupils of Miss Elma Weller in
recital. At studio, 695 North Lib
erty street.
Friday
West Sire -. circle of the Jason
Lee Aid society. Mrs. E. M. Law,
541 Norway, hostess. Picnic so
cial meeting, 2:30 o'clock
Miss Edna Gar field' has regain
ed "her strength after a" se
vere seige of La grippe. Her j
friends will be glad to hear of her j
recovery.
A special; meeting of the Sons of 1
Veterans' 'Auxiliary has been call
ed' for this evening, at 8 o'clock,
in the Armory. A number of
business matters will be taken up.
A called board ; meeting of the
Salem Woman's club will ' be held
luau a viu w w ami wo uu 1
at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at I
the Woman's club house. 1
Mrs. Harrv M. Stvles will nre-
sent a eroun of six of her pupils in I
recital tomorrow evenine at the
Center Street Methodist church. A
ladies', trio, composed of Miss
Gussie Nile. Miss Eva Feree, and
Mrs. Ethel Lau, will give delight
ful assisting numbers.
Those who will participate in
the musicale will include: Ruth
Scott, Roland Campbell, Francis
Grote,; Dorothy .... Browning,; Mau
reen Styles, and Lester Browning
Mrs. Anna Osburn Ruff j of
Rockaway, Oregon, visited over
the week-end' with her sister, Mrs
A; E. Feller:
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A birthday dinner was given in
honor of grandpa Peterson on his
80th birthday, Sunday, Juneill,
with all his children present. - In
the" group 'were: Mrs. N.'P. Wil-
lIamson, alem; Mrs. John Peter-
rm A V O V HCs TaLu I! a.nT
son Shaw, Mrs, JohnHeyremen,
Salem: 'and fifteen 'grand-children
and two great-grand-ehIldTen.r
tJrand-children: Mrs. WTlliam
Hawkins, Mildred " Williamson,
Mrs. William Overgard, Mrs. By
ron McElhaney. Andrew Peterson,
-KVHiiam - vviuiamson uertna
Williamson, Charles Peterson.
Roseline Williamson, Nellie Peter-
son, came Williamson, victor
TIfllll s v I
vwiutmson, unnsuna rieyreman,
fcimerneyreman. Gladys Peter-
son . v - - . - t a" j
Great-grana-children: Walter
MaElhoney, Lorraine Orergard.
The dinner was held at the N.
P. Williamson ' home' In Salem,
where grandpa Peterson is making
his home. ; J
Twenty-seven were present for
the occasion;
Reverend and Mrs. Ward Willis
Long and little daughters, Lois
Evangeline and Emelysse Ward
ine,1 Jeff 'yesterday morning by
motor for their new home in
Stockton; California.'
"'. :"' - ? ; ;r ' ' :
The Writers club will meet this
evening at the home ot Mrs. C. A.
Kells. 920 Leslie street.
: I ;! 2f --4.
A delightful nre-nuntial shower
of the season , was that of. Satur
day i afternoon when ; Miss iFIor
.i . . l
ence aoung entertained with -a
kitchen shower for which Miss
Phyllis' Palmer, whose marriage
to Fred Patton will take place
during the Nearly summer, was the
inspiration. ! The rooms were love-
Legal
Will fonna, Asslsn-
Tne(el1matl XT 4 A
Roll and Wear ' Qrrsets
Says Venus of The Air
' yLOOR rolling snd a corset will
r.What? What every woman
t either keep from losing or restore the grace
jot her figure t
Now comes another authority In the train of
'those experts who prescribe ways and means to
'allay the pervasive feminine fear of the grace
j less figure,' ; ' ' " - '
Marie Meeker, known all over America as The
j Venus of-the' Air," speaks with the force of prae- -jtieal
experience successfully applied.
j Dainty Marie, generally acknowledged to pos
jsess the most shapely figure vaudeville ever knew,
1 believes in the use of the sensible corset..-
7 Women,' said Miss Marie, "make a mistake
when they go uncorsetted. As an athlete I know
the value of a brace for the vital organs and,
while I do not wear a corset whUe exercising on
my aerial apparatus, I put it on Immediately
after I finish.
1 , v ' ":'
' "I' have developed, through; experimenting, a
method for reducing' women who are too' fat. My
system has been endorsed by physicians.' It In
volves the ' floor-rolling method with a distinctly
different movement' for each fatty part. If. the
fat. is in the abdominal region, a corset, after
rolling, retains the advantage one gains through
imy method. I think, in addition, a corset adds
I much to neatness In dress,' a condition all women
jare desirous of obtaining. - , ' r
j "A year ago, through an accident, : I had to
.leave off my exercises for a whllel Immediately
II began to accnmulate fat. Soon T -rf,TiM1 itsn .
'pounds. Upon '' recovering from my
1 - .rnitn mircair T9fl wkA..3. ai
' 1 . . '
.rT .
lT" xaV u mj &m nOTr-
' wun. oasaets or pink roses,
ocean spray and azure delphinium
a mocK weuuing was a pleasing
entertainment feature of the af
ternoon. Those : meeting to honor Miss
Palmer were Mrs. John Palmer,
Miss Pauline Rickli, Miss Lois
Nye. Miss Lola -Millard, Miss
Frances Hodge, Miss Hollis. Vick,
Miss Myrtle Jensen,' Miss Mildred
Tomlinson, Miss OliYe Tomlinson,
MJss Mary Jane Albert, Miss Mar
garet Lgge, Miss Jenelle Vande
vort. Miss Margaret Bo Dine, Miss
Kathleen L.a Raut, Miss Faye
Sparks, Miss Helen Gatke, Miss
Dorothy Ostrander, Miss Marjorie
Christensen, Miss Paloma Prouty,
Miss Eva - Roberts, Miss Ruth
Ross, Miss Eva Tacheron, and the
hostess, Miss Young. .
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One of the attractively planned
rec!tala of the month took place
... - - ' -
at 8 o'clock last eTening in Waller
Hall when a group of the piano
pupils of Miss Dorothy Pearce and
of Byron D. Arnold were present
ed by Mr. Arnold. Adding to the
interest of a program, each num
of whlch, wa3 played from
memory. was the piano and violin
umber3 by the two young guest
artlsts of the evening Stella Calr-
anrt T nHa. Rates r Corral
Ua uttle Miss Bates is a talented
n r vrr?norit T)uMnH
the Oregon Agricultural College
schoorof music.
A' unique decorative effect was
secured, for the evening by the use
of Paisley shawls and brass candel-
abras on the stage. Pale yellow
candles burned in the decorative
holders
Friends of the young musicians
enjoyed the following program
last night.
Hunting Scene, . Spindler
VVayne Fehler
Happy Days, Conte Mildred
Drager.
Curious . Story, Heller Eliza
beth Bonell.
Elfin Dance, Grieg Esther El
iiott.
Tarantella, Bechter Wlnstan-
ley Jenks.
Morning Prayer, Streabbog
Marie Bones.
Goblins; Frolic, Heins Ann
Reed Burns.
Chinese Serenade, Fliege Edith
Wheeler
Swing Song, Fountalne Homer
Goulet, Jr.
Galop, .Ducelle Piano trio:
Margaret Pierce, Evelyn Craig,
Caroline Waterman.
March of Victory; Carroll Rey
nolds Allen.
Sonatina in C. No. VI, C. M.
weoer Allegro con ruaco, 1 Larg-
hctto, Rondo LuceMa Bates Violin
1st, accompanied by Stella Cairn-.
cross.' ' i ' " - " ...
Invention No. VIII. J. S. Bach-
Stella Cairncross. " r -
April ' Song," Bilbro Audrev
Fehler. - ,
The Mill, Gay nor Rachel
Bonell. ' v
Gavotte, Woodrow Doris Bar-
nett." " - ; ' ;
Arabesque, Mana-Zucca Cora
May Fehler. - J. ;; ... : ;
The Butterfly, Merkel Marga
ret Heltxer. f vv !
Scarf Dance" , ChamlnadeZ
Grace Holman.
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At Twilight,
Friml Josepblnt
Albert.
Murmuring Zephyrs. Niemann
Edith May Jenks. - !
Crescendo, Lassen Panlinn
Johnson J ; ; i
The Top, Carl Bush. 1 j
Adoration, Borowskl Lnreifa
uates, Violinist.
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"Miss "Bertha Beeman. opera and
concert alnger ofNew Ycrrltr
4s ,TisiUng at the -home: ofK Mrs.
Frank sherwin at 770 f -f,i"Cap-
do It,
wants to do
lit furies. I -
w " -
gn my romng
v : n
itol street. Before going to New
York Miss Beeman-was a teacher
of voice at Northwestern! univers
ity and at the Bush Conservatory
in Chicago. Miss Beeman will be
In Salem the entire summer and
will accept a1 few pupils.
3 ' Considerable interest is being
shown this week in two piano re
citals ' to be given '-by-' pupils of
Elma Weller 2 on Wednesday eve
ning, June 17, at her studio, 695
North Liberty street. Miss Well
er presents advanced pupils in an
interesting, and varied program
from classical, and modern com
posers. :
Those who participate are the
Misses Claudia - Lewis, Dorothy
Hutcheson, Gwendolyn Jarman,
Helen Kafoury, Barbara Barham,
Catherine Goulet, Elaine Brown
and Arthur Boeschen. They will
b assisted by Marie Churchill, so
piano, and the Salem high school
double quartet. .
The West Sire circle of the Ja
son Lee, Aid ': society will meet at
230 o'clock Friday afternoon for
the last social meeting of the year,
with1 the meeting taking the form
ot a picnic gathering at the home
of Mrs. E.. M, Law, 541 Norway.
m HUSBAND'S
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CHAPTER 37
THE WAY BESS DEAN HUMOR
OUSLY WON "HER WAX". -"Now,
then isn't that something
like?" ' ' -
Bess Dean turned from the fire
which she had just built with an j
ail- vk.. Hi. Ui luiijr juoiuicu UJ
the leaping, crackling flames in
r t.tii. e,,rr -
the big fireplace which is Alfred
Durkee's pride. "
"It surely Is," little Mrs, Dur
kee acquiesced, holding her hands
out to the blaze. "Why'don't you
go into the business, Bess? There
are plenty of able school-teachers,
but people who can bnild good
fires are rare,( and you seem to en
joy it go much."
Only one who knew Her Fluffi-
ness intimately could hare detect
ed the delicate malice which ting
ed this little speech. Her aspect is
always so sweetly ?hild-llke, and
she is so"genuinely;lovable a little
person, that one does not realize
the capacity for dainty ' cat-like
thrusts which ihers.
To do her justice, 'she . rarely
permits herself , the f feminine lux
ury unless she has great provoca
tions. But I realized that it was
her, only I weapon against Bess
Dean. 'The girl's, adorit pose , ot
friendly helper made it impossible
for Mrs. Durkee, the soul' of hos
pitality, to show her any open dis
courtesy. . . .
I glanced furtively at myiormer
collegue rto see if she recognized
the "thrust Mrs. . Durkee' had 'given
her.; "A girl of keen r pefceptipna
could nof hare helped nh'aerstand
ins'tbat'her hostess saW through
ter pose of enjoying menial tasks,:
atia,jjess. pc&vrs' mentality Is" far
above th Average.' But"" not the
uiver.pt an eyelash betrayed any
"iori than 'humorous 'tn.1
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"I'm thinking of using it as a
matrimonial . advertisement," she
drawjed. "l any gentleman will
furnish the fireplace 111 guarantee
to keep the h6me fires burning
"Vou're Always Welcome."
It Is impossible not to smile at
Bess Dean's dratvl and quizzical
crooked eyebrows, and Mrs Dur
kee and I laughed heartily "at her
sally, although both of us would
have preferred giving her -an old-
fashioned switching. And Dickey
calls my "sch6ol-maam instinct"
yearned anew for a ferrule when
she danced up to Mrs. Durkee, put
her arms akimbo, and spoke In
gratia tingly:
nat else km I do for yous,
(Continued n page 8)
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Large store room - on Sooth Commer
cial St.
W. H. GRABEXHORST tc CO.
275 State St. ? Phona 515
' " ' r 21jl7
TOR REST Modern 5 -room fist 6644
Kerry St, scsot, S35. Modern 5-roora
-flat. 760 Marion St racant July 1st.
S room house, 1098 X. 21t St. 122.50,
7-room house 1595 X. Chnrrlr St. f30,
liecke Hendricks. L . S. Bk. Bids.
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FOB RENT Apartments , 23L
ATTRACTIVK
'Conr -street
APARTMEST.-
lSlt
23jl7
CLEAN 3 ROOM DOWNSTAIRS APART
mnt, elois in adult. 446 Union street
FOR REXT APARTMENTS 891 N. Com-
meretsi. - ,. "S8tf
FOK KEJfT Rooms ' .25
BOARD, HEATED ROOMS 391 X. COT
tag-a. - , 25j2Q
ROOM AND BOARD. CLOSE IX. PHONK
- : 2ojlT
FOR ' REST 1 BOOM t AJf - KITCH
enette , 16S3-J. - . , . 25tl7
FURNISHED BOOM WITH BATHFOR
eeatleraan. ' Strictly - modern . noma
Four bloeks from Caaitol. Address 36,
cars-fitatasman. v . 35ml4ti
PRINTED CARDS, SIZE "14
word ins, "Rooms to Rent, " prfea 10
eenta eack. Bta teaman Buaineaa office.
irronn floor.
FOR RENT House , . 27
FIE ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 598 ' N,
17. .- ,.T-- - ,..27318
FOR RENT DWELLING AT 1088 Saf-
maw; per monta. t'sll at States
man business office, or Beck Hen
dricks. I' - B7SBtf
: v FOE. RENT . : " -
7-room good plastered house in north
Sa'.em; 2 blocks from atreet ear. Fruit
trees sn tardea. $3(.CT per month,
t'lrieh - and- Roberts, -122 No. Com'l.
Phone 1354. -- - 27jl4tf
' WANTED TO KENT 31
COUPLE PROFESSIONALLY EM
ployed wast hmne for 'therasetres sod
two small children before July - 1st.
Requirements : Two bed-rooms - and
study in modern house centrally locat
4 jwhere there arc no other small
children; breakfast , and . dinner . for
selves: all meals' and part' car for
children. - Will nay liberally for satis
faction. Reply Box 113 - ears -State
man. - giTing- ' address-. - phone - anmber
and approximate terms. 31)18
WANTED -Mlacellaneoua ' 83'
WANTED FIRST AND SECOND MOrT-
. sages. Party will bny if some discount
is allowed. Home Realty Ca 169 B.
High. Open eyenings, :30. .- 3Sjl9
WOODRT THE .
used furniturs
AUCTIONEER BUYS
for cash.. Pbona 511.
85atf
HIGHEST PRICES- PAID FOR USED
stores, tools, furniture. , Stiff Used
Oooda Dept oppoait eonri touse.
85m22tf
CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH--dental
geld, platinum . and discards
jewelry. Hoke Smelting aiad efiaery
Co., Otsego, Michigan. -, 35j27tf
WANTED ' PRIVATE MONEY FOB
farm loans. We hi y teyeral applica
tions on hand. Hawkiaa sV Roberts.
Inc., 205 Oregon Bldg. - 85dl4tf
FOR SALE
ST
FOR SALi: OLD NEWSPAPERS. TEN
cents a bundle. Circulation department
Oregon-Statesman. 3Itf
SELL 'US YOUR USED FURNITURE
H. L. Stiff Furnrtare Co. Used Goods
Dept. Opposite court house.. 37m22tf
FOR SALE CHERRIES ON THE
trees. Come- snd make a bid. E. J.
WatSQn. Rt. 3. Bx. 251; LlTesley Sta
tion Phone 76F31.; .87jl6
CHOICE ETTERBERO STRAWBERRIES
and large 'peas for tanning. Phone
your orders, 290.. Free delivery. Vege
table Corner Grocery;, - - 37J18
FOR SALE RECLAIMED AUTO PARTS
lor au ears, saves to 8Cre.' Tops,
Doaies, trsifers.-- Mice's Ant Wreck
ins House. 245 Center. Phone 83. -
- ' '' - ' '87snZStJ
FURNITURE FOR- SALE BRASS BED,
ay sagiess springs, enma -closet. Oak
dialag room table, aix e ho its, Mis son
clock. Majestic range,, heater, kitchen
raoinet, cook table, linoleum rug
1230 Jefferson St, . . ' 37jl7
RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE "8 BT 8
50 receipt forms la book, 15 eeata pes
boek-r or two for 25 eenta. States
man on ice, zi Boutk Commercial St.,
Salem. ? " " 37f25tf
Trespass' Notices.'
For Sale. "r
-y ?-' . -" v-
Treapata Noticea. aiae 14x9 inehea,
firinted on good 10 ounce canvass bear
ng the words, "Notice Ia Hereby Giv
en That Trespassing is Strict h Forbid
den On These Promisee Under Penslty
of Prosecution." Price l&e eaeh or 8
for 25c. Statesman Pub. Co., Salem,
Oregon,, ; . . 9UV
: ? SMEll r!ARKETS :M
' ... 1 ' - " "
Frioea onoted - are wholesale and are
pricea received by-farmers.- No retail
prices are given: - . '
" G&AIK AND EAT
No. 1 soft, white whest $1 43
Noi 1 soft red wheat .-8141
r2!i.i" 0
Cheat fsy 1
Oat hay -. .,..,18
Oat and vetch hay T1S
j POEK, HTJTTOir AND : '
Hois, lfi-aoo ti.'. : ' t1? nn
Ho3m, Stl'J-S.Vt cwt. ZT11 75
Ho?s 250-B0O cwt. fll50
Llgiit SOWS -- ' in.
Dresed seal
Cws : iTZ'Ail
Dressed pork J , w.
Lambs ....
annrvev
-lSflir.ic
C39,e
Heavy t,tt
IBfttU
ISfplA
Bro-Vr-- 2. - - - - -
. JltTTTP.'? mpwB
1 '228-1
Hllt'erfat. jtIfrn. 'V
......4a46e
tr-ir' - . . .? ' 1-
4te
l':T - -.8i.eo
points rrr-
FOR SALE LiTestoc
VETERINARIAN DR. PATTERSOS
- rhone S038W. Rt. 2. Boa 29. S9jtt
FRED rrr LAXGE. VETEBINARlAN
rt:.. ion c .rmmawiil. Fhene 11'.
Vill'. -.fcW v. - . .
WOOD FOR SALE
!.- . - , WOOD FOR SALE ' ,
Old growth fir foot and 19 lath.
Second growth 4 foot, limb wood. Ah
4 foot. Phone 1 307. ? 4iJZb'
1S-INCH OLD FIR SECOND GROWTH
oak and ash. Phone 18F3. it. D. May
-field.? i " . '43flU
BEST GRADE OF WOOD , '-
. 4 ft. and IS inca.
, Dry mill wood,
i Oreen chill woed.
, Dry second growth fir.
V Dry -and old fir. ;
Drr-4-ft. ash, maple and oak.
FRED Ei WELLS. '
Prompt delivery and reaaonabie prlc
280 South Chureh. Phone 1542. 43m(
GOOD COAL DRY WOOD '
PROMPT DELIVERIES.
HILLMAN FUEL CO;
- PHONE 1855 ' i'29tf
POCXTRY AND EGG3 43
LEGHORN COCKERELS 35 CENTS
per pound. Phone 32FS1. Lee's Hatch--"
ry.- - - y--- - - 4518
BIISCELUVXEOCS
CI
BCILPERS.- WOODWOSrEftSrgPECIAL
demonstration of the ilsster oon
worker - a t 6 Fir-8t-Portlend, -nil
Carniyal week. , The machine that can
make money for you every day. Sold
on Tery- easy terms. Oyer 11,000 in
nse. SljlO
SALSM FUEL AND TRANSFERS
Moying our apeclalty. Equipped fof
all kinds of hauling. .. Dry wood aas!
eoal alwaya oa hand at heat prices.
Day phones, 529. and 13.' rfient -phone
. iaoe.
Meal semes, 733 Trade Ktrees
' Salem
Rlmtt
LOSST' AND FOUND G3
LOST BROWN LEATHER TRAVEL-
ing bag Sunday afternoon between Sa
lem and! . Aurora. Seward. Glenora
Thompson, 412 Railway. Exchange Bldg..
Portland. Oreron. - !s:'5 1
PERSONAL
C3
HIZZ TREATMENT
FOR APPENDICITIS
"It-Is-WonderfuLVFreo information,
Addreaa: Hiaa Co, Portland," Oreron,
- -' 55al8-lt2
" &IONEIT. TO XOAN 57
FEDERAL FARM LOANS. 54 PES
cent. -F. L. Wood, 941 State St. 57jlyl
E KM LOANS."
Long time, easy payments, low interest,
no fees or ewnmiseiont.
PRBLE s AtARSTERS,
212 Gray Bldg., Salem. Ore. . 87J2tf
MONEY. TO LOAN -ON CITY PROP
erty, either building and loan plan or
pritate moaey. - Fam loans with ' In
aurance company money at 5Vi?o with
commission added. Ralph H. MeOurdy,
Nos. 5 and 6, Sleeves Moors Bldit.,- Salem.-
. . ,-.67fJ4tf
HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOL
lars of private money to loan oa -ott4
real estate. Rich L. Beimenn, D'Arey
Bldg., .463 Stats ataet.- Phone 1011
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 61
FOR SALE MACHINE SHOP FULLY
equipped, always bnsy. Good chance for.'
a live man. Don't miss this. Homo
Realty Co.. 169 S. High. 61jl
- . FOR. 8AL . .. . ' .
Two-tory nrickr building" on corner,' in
come 84400 per year. Price 845,000.
For quick sal,
W. II. GRABEXHORST A CO.
' -i 375 State St, . 61117
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
I ran use- two good men- with rare ia
the Realty business to 'mutual-advantage.
Particularly if you are a good
trader. Wm. Fleming, 841- State St.
- - 61jl4tf
FACTORY SITE - .
9100 per 1000 aq. ft. buya 18,000 aq.
ft. on trackage. North Front St., or $12
per Iron foot.-
KRUEGER. Sealtor.
147 N. Cem'l. - Phona 217.
.... . 6Jj28
INVESTMENTS FINE BRICK BUILD-
ing containing . about , 18,000 fee of
floor space, f 20,000; Concrete building
leased to good tenant, -323.000; Build
ing containing 4 five-room modern flat
income 3 16R0 per year: Price-$16,000.
Beck A Hendricks. U. 8. Bk. Bldg.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES '
Store and gas -station, -this is a mousy
msker for the right' man,' good " ca
tion, - Small dairy with milk A id I a.
Hotel 20 rooms. Apartment house
close in. Store building and stock,
nice-living rooms with it, it O E.
station. . Store building and dwelling
to trade for farm.
L. WOOD. 341 Stale Ht. Btllltf
RillL ESTATE
63
Own
Ydiir
Home
FOR f SALE BY OWNER MILLINERY
.. shop of good standing. Trade. Party
leaving cityi-'ls wiH -pay to investigate.
Lease Si moreyesrs.- -148 KiUinga
worth Avenue, Portland, Ore.' ' 63jal
FOR 8ALE .
Modern air-room home with beantifnl
"c-roands; located on- Fatnoouat Hill.
$7400; terms.
- 'W, H. GRABENHORST A CO.
- - ' 27S State St. 1 r 83J17
8 ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW." KIRE
' ' place, east front paved street, f 45OO.00.
terms.
GOOD J-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE
Good condition; Large lot, fruit. Prices'
n?ht H. E. Brown or Melrin Johnson,
109 S. Commercial St. 83jl4ti
m NOTICE
We have aomo very choice-small acre
age tracts located 4 mile east of
tairgroends sn ' main Silvertoa
road, ih aero to five acrea on easy
terms. - See as st one.
W. H, GRABENHORST CO.
' 275 State St.
" 3jl
r, . V SPECIAL
Good 5 room bou.e. gsrsre. Urge lot
with fruit for 81700, will lake c.,
for firs payment. One acre with' new
nouee close in, good buv for $2208
Two hontes in Portland will trade
for small improved tract close in; 40
aeren with good improvements nesr Ss
or Portland. Good 8 room bouse South,
price 8250O-Will trade for vacant
1TI0MASON, 331 State Street
' '' ' "" " - eajietf
l. LrTTLE OVER 4 MILES OUT ON
good gTSvel rosd and but a tniSo from
! T ' " ? we have 10 fine acres
Zllu rn hou.e, piaotered..
It 1. n pri'' is onir ioo
- .o ,1 . a sBis.i town i ropertv;
inn owner wsnts
email nlace '
near; store buiidin-
stock, fine resi-
" ana k srrcs of 1 nrt 11
town- near Salrn, value linooo to
trade for farm; $5ono tock ef new'and
jond hand furritsire to trade for
ryjVt'1" P'TTtr in f-i',-, ,rn-rls-V-
Jr.wnt.nn.JlO.OOO an4.h..sed
. .tS.JSY '? trd tor clear farm;
4l,e-ir17 o worth
Ii. r fr rm but must have
hi' PENNIN-0TOV
20S" "t.-S. Lack hUg., I'Uj,' ix
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