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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGQN TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE g3, . i ,L iff m - ew-- By audked bunch Phone 108 , f-pHE SEVENTH ANNUAL con- X tentloa of the state Daugh ters of Union Veterans of r the CiTil War will be held la Oregon City, beginning today and. lasting over tomorrow. Headquarters for the convention will be the Masonic Temple. 'Mrs.' Lucy Luce of Port land is department president. An honor guest who will be in attend, ance la Mrs.' Uaybelle Plymire of San' Francisco, the national pres - ident. Barbara JTletchio tent No. will exemplify the opening ex ercises of the, ritualistic work- - j The program in outline will be as follows: At 9 o'clock today the annual memorial service, which is open to in puDiie, win Dt sua. At 1 o'clock the business meeting will take place with nomination of new officers.-. The parade will jake place at 10:30 o'clock Wed nesday ahd a large American flag wiH' be presented to the Boy Scouts " of - Oregon City 4 by the Daughters of Veterans. Alter ! a period of drill work, beginning at J o'clock and lastingr till '-4, a fclosed session will be held at which the election' of brficers wfll iaKe piace. a puuuc iubwiwiiuu Win follow! "At '8 Vcfoct the del egates will meet for " the annual Umpfire. " . V" The officer of Barbara Frietch- e tent, alt of whom are included J lo participate., in, the arm . wors; are: President, Alma,- Fiseners eenior vice president, Mabel Lock- wood; - junior, .v Tice-v president,- Adona Cochrane; secretary, Ml de line Nash; treasurer, Jalia Web fcter? chaplain, Neva Johnstoir; pa triotic Instructor, Bertha Berg pan; guard. Pearl RalpnJ assist ant guard; Anna Simmons; guide, Louisa Kezar; council member; No; . Lizbeth " Waters ; No. 2, Myrtle Putnam; No.s sV .Mary Brewer; ress correspondent,' Gladys Bar tholomew; color bearer, .No. 1; hrruma Huston';" No." 2,Laura"Arp Xe; No. S, Rose' Huston ? No. Iabel Needham; musician, Mary Entress. : -----'-'''- j Folio wins are the delegates Tiamed to. attend the sessions to day and tomorrowJi Bertha Berg man, Madeline Nash,. Laura Arpkej Louisa Kezar,. Fannie Gregory! JPearl Ralph, Florence Shipp and ;Erma Swaddell. Alternates are: jMabel Needbam, Alma McWhorter, Prances Oourlie of SUverton, Mary jBrewer.'Mary Stearns, Myrtle Put nam, Neva . Johnston and Mabel Nendell . V ' Tents from various parts of the Kcc p Your mi During June . yTTT WMUy V.i km Hvrinm ta eeat til ntw antBitiesIlr tarn trolled Ireua. Its terar- to lit not t- k i w a TOIL state which will be represented at the convention arei' Barbara, Frietehie, Salem ; Betsy? Rosg, Portland; Nancy Hanks Lincoln, Marshfield; Clara Barton, As toria; Dolly Madisdn,! Portland; Isabel Hennesley, Oregon City; Mary Logan. Portland; Julia Dent Grant of. Grants Pass; Eltat). Hubbs, Medfdrd, and" a newly or ganized . tent; Nancy J. Hardy of The Dalles. '--r t-: i Interesting" iiews "received ins Sa lent Is' that telling of, the mar riage of "Miss Helen Bemetta, the onlv daughter' of rjr.vand Mrs. W. L.! Mercer. , to Mr. Dwight Vernon West bf San ;Franciscov' The ser vice' was quietly solemnized at the First Congregational ! church in Sari Fra'nciSco on Saturday, June 6, at lit 6'cloc'it In the morning, with Dr.. V. V; Gordon officiating. .The young couple will be at home at 1020 Bush street 4a San Fran cisco, .where Mr. West, a graduate Of Sargent's normal Is Massachus etts, is engaged in radio work; Mr. West la a graduate of Oregon Agricultural; college, having also attended . Willamette j university !Xrj.rJd..Mxs. Mercer, accompan Ie43 thelr daughter, motored to California early In the month, the doctor ind , his wife returning Bdrae-O Saturday, after a j three weeks siuy..,. Dr. and Mrs. Mercer hakLthe pleasure of meeting both Ivan Schoeraaker and Dr. Henry B.' Clajy botk former Salem resi dents, during their vacation period - i Brigadier General and Mrs. Geo. A.' While and two daughters, Hen rietta and Dorothy, are guests in Med ford for the national; guard encampment. Mrs. White and her daughters!' who' have been widely eted, are occupying the home of Lieut, and ' Mrs C. Y, Terigwald, on' South Elm street.-: (The following; two1 picnic an nouncements will be of interest to St. Paul parishioners: The Young People's Fellowship of St. Panl'a ehurch will hold their; annual pic nic at Spong's landing this eve ning!,N leaving" the ' rectory, S60 Chemeketa street, at 5:30 and. 6 o'clock p. m. : ! U i The annual church and church school picnic of St." Paul's "church will be held at the fairgrounds on Thursday at 2:30, o'clock The dinner is to be a basket dinner and served at 6: p. m., "and it is Kitchen Cool With a WestingKousi a le tDlybur strove ? . range hoped to "have "a'Jarge attendance. 4 Mrs.-' Carrie Chase has as her house -guests Mrs. Blanche Healy and daughter, Miss Ruth Healy of Portland. The visitors plan to spend several weeks in Salem. An interesting recital by'the ad vanced pupils of Frank E. Church- HI,, will be held tonight at, the First Christian church, assisted by the high school quartet. Miss Lola Schulz, reader r and aa instrumen tal trio of piano," pipe organ and violin; On Wednesday evening the intermediate pupils of M. and Mrs.' Frank E. Churchill, assisted by the high school double' quar tet,' Stanley King, reader, and an instrumental ' trio,-- will be pre sented. : " ;' , 1 . Mr. and Mrs. William Esch and Mrs. Edna L. Daily motored to Newport for the week-end. 1 . ' : -i Miss; Amelia Babcock is the guest of friends In Hood River. - ' ' " " j y: ' . Mr. and Mrs. Al Krause cele brated their tenthwedding anni versary on Sunday with an enjoy able reunion. Many -flowers and gifts were received In token of the day. In addition to the Portland guests, many Salem friends called and extended ; their greetings throughout the afternoon. Those coming down from Portland for the occasion were Mr. ; and Mrs. John Deller arid family, Mr. and Mrs. William ..Krause, Mr. and Mrs. L. Krause'r Mr. and Mrs.' Ed Werthbeimer and Dr. I. Deller. ' '"" !'-. . ? : ; ' ry: : Mrs! H. N. Newman of Rainier was the house guest over the week end or ; Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Blatchford. .Jlrs. Blatchford has gbne'to Scappoose for a time. ' . ' ; ' Mrs. Ralph H.' Kletzing enter tained on Saturday, evening with a delightfully appointed birthday dinner honoring her husband. An elaborate birthday cake centered the' table where covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs'. Francis , Neer, Mr. and Mrs. F. Anunsen, and MrJ and 'Mrsi.fewelr . Williams'. Rook was chosen as the diversion for the . after-dinner hours. All the younz: people in the Christian Endeavor of. ! Marlon county bave. been invited to at tend a gypsy party at the home of Miss Margaret Orr,-two' miles soutli of "Woodburn, on Thurs day, June 23, at' 4:30 o'clockXn" the afternoon. Each is asked to bring a basket lunch which' -111 be served at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Orr's home may be reached by fol lowing the Pacific highway to the service- Station, and then turning and - following "the red arrows. Those who cannot come in the af-t ternoon are; invited to come for the evening, i- " , .;"'. j A. few years ago it would have been a fairy-tale I dream to talk about letting your stove cook for you but here it is real as life ! s improved, modern Westinghouse has a c?.ock that regulates your oven heat to the minute. All you do is set theiqlock after you've placed your j dinner in to be cooked- leave homeor do what j you please for therest of the. day and come . home to a perfectly cooked dinner. ., I I 'May we ' show you this 4ew, modern, electric tne : f "L aa m Tfcc'Ra5e with the dock? Take advantage of our special of fr til June ;30th. Installed and ready ! them here ; :r ' ' ''' . , ''A ' ! V. ';.:v--. f - : FOVSK CO. .237 Ncrili" Lib'c Miss Jessie Starr was a guest over the week-end of her aister, Mrs.C. 9, Peecroft, in Portland, going down for the ,laqt: days oZ the Rose festival. , ' Mr. and Mrs. George Codding and son, George Jr., and Mrs. Everett McArthur, as well as Miss Helen J Ramsden, are amorig a number of Salem folk who are guests in Med ford this week. Mr. and Mrs. . Codding are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, F. M. Corlie,v while- Miss Ramsden is with' a school friend, Miss Jean Vilm. . . - ; - - . S . ,- Mrs. Harry Rove and daughter Kathryn, and Mrs. Grace Thomp son and daughter, Faye Louise, spent the week-end in Portland as guests of Mrs. Ella Jones. The Salem folk were in attendance at the .Rose " festival. , - . ;:-:fir.i .. - . . :. ? i Mrs.: R. A. Kletzlng of Portland is spending a few days as a house guest at the country home of "her son arid daughter-in-faw, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph-H. Kletzing. Friday evening, June 19, at the First ;Chrlst'ian church, ;the young er pupils of Elm a Weller appeared in a piano recital and demonstra tion of the punning method. They were assisted by Katherine Gou let In an excellent arid well ren dered reading of Eugene Field's "Dream Ship."' Irvin Potter and Robert Brown delighted the audi ence with an unique duet, "How Do -You Do." - The program fol lows: .; v - 4;5J 'Weare a Merry Children's Band, class song, Dunniagr-Gayripr. ; C-Ipsy Rondo, sextet; Mendels- sohri," Barbara Barham, Beryl lew ton, Loree Barham. Ray Marrow, Margaret McReynolds, John Par kei. : ( :: --' By the Fireside, solo, Nada Car roll. ' ' . : . - v Turkish Rondo, solo, Ray Mor row. 1 1', . '., . ";.'" :.-;'- t: (a) A Winter Walk, solo; (b) Winter Rain In California, sola; (c) Laughing Waters, solo, Blake, Jane Elizabeth Bellinger. i (a) Tin Soldiers Parade, solo, Fox; (b) Plantation Melody, solo, memory test and transposition, Lawrence Smith. The Evolution of the Piano, Lo ree Barham. ! Three Little Chickens, solo, Schaefer; Mazurka, solo. Hatch; Ruth Pearson. . . t ' Song of the Sea Shell, .solo, Junior Hitter. , , f J 2?' .Vesper Bells ( two' pianos) quar tetii Birth; Ruth Pearson, Jose phine McGilchrist, Joy Lewis, Jane Elizabeth Bellinger. 'V; i Twilight, solo, Jenkins, Odell Paden.' - '; f ' ' : ' By the Deep Sea, solo, Margar et McReynolds. ' Keyboard transposition, Ham mock Lullabye, Lawrence Smith, Richard Devers, Richard Pierce, 5 , in force un- to use! See . j. . , - Iy Ctrcct : TODAY,. ; Salem - Floral- society. Second annual floral "exhibit. Armory, afternoon and evening. Intermediate and ' advanced pu pils' of Mrs. Walter Denton in re cital ' Center Street . Methodist church." ' ;:' - ' " ' Piano pupils of Frank Churchill In recital. First Chrlstiaa church, 8 o'clock. ''"' ' Wednesday , Intermediate piano t pupils of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Churchill. First Christian church, 8 o'clock. V- V Friday '"' ; ,:' " Pupils of Mlnnetta Magers in re cital. First Baptist church, at 8:15 o'clock. First" Presbyterian church Mis sionary society. 1 V ''; ' Margaret McReynolds,1 Junior fit ter, John Barker, j ! Little" Toe Dancer, solo, Loree -Barham. ' ' ' : . ' r " Song of the Rushing Stream, solo, Jenkins, John Barker . ' " I Facts' in the Life of Mozart, Jane Elizabeth Bellinger. ' ' ' (a) Bedtime, solo. Orth; (b) Song-of the Waterfall, solo, Jen kins. Beryl Newton. ' Giants, solo, Richard Devers Triads, major-minor, diminished and augmented, class. ' How Do You- Do,' duet, '- Irwin Potter Robert Brown. ' ' (a) Dollies Dream, solo, Oesten; (b) Cradle Song, solo, Kullak; (c) To a Wild'Hose.' soio, MacDoweil, Josephine McGUchrist. ' ' Tonie triads .dominant seventh chord (In any- key) written by Barbara Barham, played by Loree Barham. . t (a) Avalanche; eolo. Heller; (b) Prancing Pony, solo, Richard Pierce, :. ; - :r ' ' ." Dream Ship, Eugene Field, Katherine Goulet. I ; In the Boat (two pianos) 'dou ble trio, Maxim, Richard Pierce, Lawrence Smith, Richard Devers, Junior Ritter, John Barker, Ray Morrow. ;' Shower of '. Stars, ; solo, . Wachs, Margaret Purvlne. , "Mooa Flower, solo. Huerter, Florence Hinkle. ! Ear training, melodie, dictation, transposition pf sariae. - Cadences, in any; key, written. by Margaret McReynolds, played by John Barker. ! "Valse la E, solo, Dyrand, Jean Hilson. ; . ' : Rhythm, the j great, grand thought of music (a) Test, Odell Peden, Lawrenca Smith; - (b) Songs and ? Pictures. 1." Double rhythm, tulips drawn by Jane Elizabeth. ,t JjeWnger; 2, triple rhythm, f lag, ' Richard Devers ; J3, septuple Thythm, ; Moon ; Boats, Richard Pierce. " Tbe Wind at Play, solo, Hatch, Down the i,8tream, solo, Hatch, Barbara Barham " V '. . iSolfelgetto,! solo. Bach;' Sera- neta, solo, MoskowskI, ; Arthur Boeschen. "' . ' ' ' Rondo Villageois, . quartet, Dence, Barbara Barham, Kather ine Goulet, Arthur Boeschen, Elaine Brown. ; ' - - ."; ; 't-i-. ."'." Many Salem friends of Mr.-and Mrs. Edwin E. Thomas (Dorothy Pajmer) will be .interested .in the following account of their .' mar riage which appeared in the Sun- day edition of.the Medford Su3 . At the First Methodist Episcopal church, Tuesday morning, June 1,6, at 11 o'clock. Miss Dorothy Palmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.' J. Palmer, became the bride of Mr. Edwin, E. Thomas, son of Mrs. J. I. Thomas. ' A large number of friendsi were present. " . . The bride . was a creation of leVellness in white pin-tucked net, lace -trimmed over white satin with .the loag ; court veil and orange blossoms.; The bride car ried ' a beautiful- shower, bouquet of rosebuds and lilies of -the val ley. , Miss Laura Best a graduate of 'Willamette university, as maid of honor, was beautifully gowned In ' pale green pink tucked net, trimmed in lace and satin roses of y pastel shades, ; and carried a lovely pink bouquet. Misses Es ther and Eleanor Palmer, sisters of 'the bride, and the Helen and Elizabeth Thomas, sisters of the groom, as bridesmaids, were daint ily gowned In pastel shades of or gandy in orchid yellow, pink and coral,, with hats to, raatcb. ease carrying a French, basket of sweet peas and snapdragons, v: Master Richard Burton' Isaac, a nephew' of the bride, was, ring bearer. " MrLuclen Cobb of Rose burg was greotosman. ' Mr. Cobb is a Willamette university student 2,nd Sigma Tan fraternity brother of the. groom. ;-; 'i. , The church was exquisitely dec orated .with. Dorothy Perkins roses, bue -delphinium and fernsr. . with several .canary' birds' placed 'artis ticallyJt6 lend their notes pf praise. ; :lInr?"C E.Carpenter-at the 6r gan.played softly the prelude, -Calm As the Night."; Following. Miss Ednlce Parrott: sans 0 Promise lie; ' accompanied by Mrs. Carperilei1'. : The wedding "march from Lohengrin was used for the processional. Through lr stately strains the. bridal party marched to, the altar where pf j.D. Le wellen of Grandview, Wash., a brother of Mrs. J. I. Thomas. of-J flciated.'asrng the Jlirs .ceremony. Througiout the- se'rvice,-. TV Love You Trujyr .was softly played aod Mendelssohn Weddin?; , March waii played for t a' rect- ' -ial. The"! our ybwi. t ira who so ably assisted at this event wero Messrs. .Frank Van Dyke, Elton Waldron, Reginald Parrott and' Cecil Evans. Following the ceremony a four- course breakfast was served at .the home , of the bride's parents on Oakdale avenue to 40 guests. The coior scheme of pink and yellow was cleverly carried out in decor ations,' favors and menu The flower girls served the ; tables. Many beautiful gifts : were re ceived. Through' showers of -rice and confetti, the bride and bride groom were driven away. Both Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Thomas are graduates of Willam ette university. , Many good wishes go with these popular young peo ple to their home at 1825 Fir street, Salem, . Or., where Mr. Thomas is connected with the ad vertizing department of the States man Publishing' company. ... "' .' , :;. . ' ' HE SECOND annual floral show will open to the public this afternoon at the Arriiory un der the; auspicesV of . the ;'SaIemi floral society oi wnicn jurs. w. x.. Anderson is the president, arid continue open until 10:30 o'clock this evening. ; AH entries must be in place by 1 , o'clock this afternoon, with Mrs. ; HJ- T. v Loye secretary, .in charge of the entries. Mrs. W. H. Dancy, Miss Edith Hazard, Miss Oda Chapman . and Mrs. W. E. Anderson . will supervise the plac ing of : exhibits. . Gillingham, Homer Smith and Earl Pearcy will be in charge- of the judging. ' A. 'particularly interestinff fea ture Will be Dr jr. JHFaircbHd talk on lilies, at 4 o'clock' this afternoon. At 7:30 "o'clock this evening the children's floral par ade will take . place. , . Children eligible to participate, are .those between the. ages of. four, to sx inclusive.. Each child who enters must carry a basket of flowers as he passes before the judges in competition for one of numerous attractive prizes candy, balloons, balls, books which' have been offered through5 courtesy of Salem merchants. Any additional ; de tails may be secured from Mrs. Max O. Buren or Mrs. F. G. Myers. Orchestra musio will add to the further pleasure of the evening as will a one-act play to be given by Helen Barrett and Benita Ed wards. The play is entitled "Mak ing the City Beautiful." - Misses Ruth Eichelberger, Thel ma Shepherd and. Mr. and Mrs Jack Rogers motored from Port land to . visit "Mr. arid -Mrs. G. W Laflar Sunday.- Miss Eichelberg er and Miss Shepherd are visiting for several days and Mir. and Mrs. Rogers return to Portland. . Miss Eichelberger is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Laflat-and is quite an accomplished pldiiist ."studying Under Malen Burnett. Miss Shep herd is a voice . student under Howard - Pratt. Both girls are from Walla Walla, visiting friends and relatives in Portland J The last meeting of the Eastern Star social club will e Jheld this afternoon at, 2 3d . .o'Cock.rin the Masonic temple. The members will bring sewing. This, will be a "no hostess" meeting. England Lacks Its Quota Of .Marriageable Males 'jCOWES, England Many thou sands of English girls wish to mar ry, but because of the shortage of men have not been able to fulfill their desire, declared Dr. Al T. Schofield, a well known London nerve specialist, lecturing in Cdwes recently ' on ' the question of mar riage. '.'There is no other place" fn the world where such a state Pf things exist," he said. Continuing Dr. Schofield assert ed: "It is. unfortunate to find in a family in London, for instance, five or six girls, every - one of whom would make .9 splendid Wife and mother, unabje to marry lor the want of legitimate opportunf- jty" v ' ---- '-' ".w II I K f MY FREE book on Piles ahd other Rcrtat and Colon dis orders contains dozen pi letters volun tarily written by prominent patient.' whom I have cured. Many .. of, the cases were of over 15 year standing aad bad made iirrmfeda c the sufferers Send ot call for thJabook TCDAY atw" learn how thce people, one and U, ok and voune. were restored ta kilth WRITTEN GUARANTEE b cure any ease of PS j or RE S1SSD JlUi PATtEItrFEE fNJRtUMO OFFICES: SEATTtX-CFnCES: THWUVMAIlJ fern AND HI 0 I? NbTICE is hereby, given -that the annual meeting of the stock holders of the State. Savings and Loan. Association will b held at the office of paid . Association on the twentieth day' of uly 1923, at the hour of 2 o'clock in tto af traoorijfotf tio purpoa of -ejecting directors'-and; fpr. 5t be j trans action of "such ot her buslrie'is Jwt, may piTrcriy 1 tomo '."Lefdye the meeting- . ". V-: - . . CIIAST. WIl'Elt. -June .11, 152"5.' ""Secretary. r 417-23-30 , '" jffi -I! wits tXfie Ort con tateinraii Tnt.i;.i..j TrmriB f except Ho I - - i n rm --ial Rates Fcr Classified A3vertisb2 DttlT r SundST On tims- 2 cents per word Thre timei 5 cent.- per vera Si tim- A 8 cent per word One month, daily anil -' Sunday ' ao eenta per word In order to earn' the more than one time rate, adTertUement nut ran in J oenaecaure unri. ' . .. No ad taken for leaa than 35 cent.'. Ada ran Sunday onljr -charged at one-time rate. ; AdTertitementa '(exempt 'Peran lar anA 'atuation Waated") will betaken orer the telephone if the dvertiaer ie a anbaeriber t phone. The Stateamaa will reeeive adver tisementa at any time of the day or night. To inenret proper elataifiea tiena sda thoaid be in before T p. m. TLEFHOKB SS or 6SS Money to Loan On Bal Estate T. K. FORD (Over Ladd A Baak Bak BEFORE TOU liEArR TOtTB- HOME . OR CAR rfsfcVE IT Insured PJroperly Phone 16l Becke alHendricka. TT. S. Bank Bids. - 4-28-U AUTOMOBILES - yE WRECK 'EM. Parte for all eara. we ell for leaa. Get oar aricea on trailers. Salem Aoto Wreekins Co- 4.02 S. Church street. Phone 2159. 1 la3tf SCHEELER ATJTO WRECKINO CO will buy your old car. Hlgheat cash price yaW 1085 H. : Commercial St. I?t8tf . : : auto iiErAmixG 1 ' s GOOD 8IRTICB .PAIR PRICE. MED-X.ER- -LEBENGOOD OARAGE. Oen ' oraft-repairing, asseccorieavtiroa. Miller and Sooth Oomasereial. Pnon 5S4. - 1 8mZ6tI AUTO TOPS SEE US FOR TOP" AND PAINT WORK. - O.-J. Hull Auto Top Paiat Bhop. Reir fire dpsrtmgnt. ' 5-al6t HELP WANTED 9 CHERRY PICKERS WANTED. 6F3. - . - PHONE 9j26 CUERRT PICKERS WANTED. 17K2. PHONE 9j25 HELP WANTED Male PIRST CLASS 80F12. DAIRYMAN - Inquire '- HJ2tf HELP WANTED Female 1 WANTED STRAWBERRY PICKERS. 2c per box. Four milea out on parement. . Phone 81F3. -, 13j24 LADY FOR PLEASANT, PROFITABLE employtnent. ' Write district maBairer, 1065 Oak. Eugene. Oregon i3j23 i WANTED Employment 19 FOR GARDEN PLOWING. BASEMENT ' - diecine and ' team work, phone 1BF. . - - lnl4tf FOR KENT 21 PRINTED CARDS, BI3E I- BTT" 7 " vordtar "For Rent." price 10 eenta each. Statetmaa Basinet Of Ilea, on - ground floor. ' . . V " : FO RENT 4 - room unfurnished apartment- lower floor, -996 S. Com'l St. U per month, fjpper floor 5 rooms, f20 ;er month. 5 - room htrnralow with firepl; locat ed at 10 10 N. 20th St. 320 per ironth. room houao at 1111 Saginaw gt. S23.00. i i . room howce at 2216, Fairgrounds read. 925 per moi 7-room home at 834 Center St. f 35 per month. ' ' ' J' We write fire insurance. ' W. H. GRABESHORST ft CO. 275 gute St. Phone 515 21J23 0 B RENT Apartments S3 THREE ROOM FURNISHED APART Brat on ground floor wfth garage. Adnlta. 860 Mill St. ,; 23j'-'o FINEST UNFURNISHED S-ROOM Apart ment in. city, also 4-room fureinhed apartment, 13U Court. . . , . , 23j28 KICH FURNISHED APARTMENT. 590 -enio;w 23i26 CLEAN, ROOM DOWNSTAIRS APART ' meaWelo) la nduita. 440 Union street. FOR RENT APARTMENTS 891 N. Cbm meeial. J ! i lIL2.I " 8t KOK PEXTRooms ' S3 PRINTED CARDS. SIZE "14 BY 1W wording, "Rooms" to Rent," 'price 10 . cents each. Stateamaa Baainasa otlice. ground floor. - , - ' " - ' FOR RENT MODERN OFFICE ROOMS ' cheap. I6 8. High.- - - - 25jy3 ROOM AND BOARD CLOSE IK. 623 N. Cottage. 25J23 FURNISHED ROOM WITIT BATH FOR gentleman. Strictly modern borne. Pour bloeka from Capitol. Phono 1894-J. " 25jl7tf S FOR RENTHousea 27 FOR RENT DWELLING AT 1038 Sag inaw; 20 per month. Call at States man business office, or Becko A Hen dricks. ' 27s8tf l . FOR RENT T-room good-plastered hoaee fn- north Salem; 2 blocks from street car. i'rui; trees and garden. $30.00 nee month. Ulrich and Roberts, 122 No. Cem'I. Phone 1854. 27;14tf w Or . 0 Or if SAIXIX MAIUECT3 it-;' or ntloio- mm. . Prices quoted are wholesale and am price received by farmera.. No, retail iriceo oro given - "- ' ' ' '' ' ' . . - J;-1-' - v ' : 5 GRAIN vAJTD HAT . No.'l aoft white wheat No. 1 soft red Wheat f 1.48 .40 .60 13.00 15.00 15.00 Oata Cheat hay.V. v.i Oht hay Oat and vetch hay t- i PORK,- MUTTON AND BEEP Hogs. 150-200 cwt l .. $12.00 iroga, '20V-250 ewt. 11.75 Hog, 250-3000'wt. '-;J.&. - 11.00 Light ows .10 Pressed veal . L AH Dresai-d pork, -j .15 f 13 V4c Lamb -9((i9V4c POUJtTXI .1821e Light he-; BroilerV -;tces.: EanxR. BtrrtEurAf:-f' rwomrf fl i.Z.Z...l.:j.i...flQ 4fi rtutterfati ae!iMd ... , , , , r - .41 Milk, per rt.' " 1 00 Fatrs. staadards . : 28Q30e PaUett .........,....; ,t .-,..., ,.,-, ,2 5 WANTED Jlllscellaneous S5 WANTED 3TRAWBERRIES, LOGAy, bfackeapa. red raspberries, pears, eher ries. eurranu. Ward K, Richardoon. Phone 2184. 2385 Front. 4ofi WOODBT THE AUCTIONEER BUTS used furniture for cash. Phona &1J. HIGHEST PRICES PAID- FOR USED , atoree, toola furniture. BUtt'm Laed Good Dept, opposita court ko8n,'22tt CUSII PAID FORI FALSE TEETH j denul gold, platinum and discarded jewelry. Hoko SmeUing and Kf'Sn"? Co.. OUego. Michigan. 35j27tf WANTED PRIVATE MONEY FOB farm Joans. - Wa tro seTeral PP'. -tima-ns. hand. Hawkins Roberis, lite- 205 Orygon Btdc. 85dl4tf FOH SALE 37, SIXTY' PURE BRED" ONE 'YEAR OLD laying bene. '- Hansen and O. A. O. gtr-ain.- Also furniture and aome farm implements Horae. eight year old, , drtre and general work. R- L. KoT."' near KeCleay. -V ' 37j23 STEP LADDERS AND PORCH SWINGS made. nd sold at a bargain. I' Waller St. . 37j23 -SEWING MACHINES - , Wa hare seTeral used Singer, White, New Home, and other makes that wa wit! Sell at attractive prices this week. Cash "or terms. Siogor Sowing Ma chiua Co -518, CorSi. Salamr Ore. ,37j28 CXOVER HAY XOR SALE. PHONE 105F11 37j2a FOR SALE OLBt NEWSPAPERS. TEN cents s bundle. Circulation department Oregon Statesma. 7tt TOR SALE GAS, WOODSAW OUTrIT. ' 'No. 1-A eonditidli. Sell on eaey terms. Rputa, 7, Box 225, Garden Road. 37j30 SEIiL US'TOUR U8ED TURNITURE H. L, Stiff Furniture Co-. Used Good ' .Dept.: Opposite court house. STm22tf i i - i ' ; JTOB SALERECLAIMED AUTO PART9 . for all esfrt.- Saves 50 to 80r Tops, " ImdieS, trailers. Mike's intj Wreck " tog .House. 245 Centr. Pkona 898, - -iT ' n ! 87m28tf RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE BY ti ,60 receipt forma in book, 15 cents per book or two ior 25 cents. States man office, 215 South Commercial St.. Batem. - I- g7f2Stf ' i FOR SALE-MVcstocfc $9 V- 'if VETERINARIAN DR.' PATTERSON Phona 2028 W. Rt. 2, Box ,29. - 3gj2tl HIGH CLASS BULL PUPPIES AT SPE cial naopr prices. See them in mr ; window. Plate's Petand. - 39j24 FRED-W.- LANGE," VETERTNARIAN Office 420 S. Commercial. .Phone 11 B. Bes. phono 1S3S. - t ; f ' ' : 89m23t FARM AND ORCHARD. HORSES AND. -harneBa rea&onable. Young freeh cow, - bargain. C. L. Reed, Fairgrounds. - - . , ' - . . 3PjaO WOOD FOR SALE 43 - WOOD FOR SALE -Old growth fir 4 foot and 10 Inch Second growth 4 foot, limb wood. As! 4 foot. Phone 1&7. 43J28' 16-INCH OLD FIR SECOND GROWTH . Oakland ash. Phono 19F3. M. D. May field. ' - - 43fl8tf- BEST GRADE OP WOOD r 4 ft. and 16 inck. . . A Dry mill wood. Green milt wood. Dry second growth fir. ( Dry and old fir. . DTy 4-ft. ash, maple and oak. FRED E. WELLS. T - - - Prompt daliTery and roasonablo prleo 280 South Church. Phono 1542, 43m0tt GOOD COAL DRY WOOD PROMPT DELIVERIES . BILLMAN FUEL -CO. -'PHONE 1855 - 48j2tttl f ' BHSCEIiliANEOUS 01 FpOt TRADE GOOD 6-ROOM HOU81T on terms want good car Alio want heary ear as payment on light one.' 1 97t South Church. - V - 51J24 SALEM FUEL" AND TRANSFER ' Moring our specialty.- Equipped fot 411 kinds of hauling. Dry wood an , eoal always oo hand at heat - prices. . , Par phones, 529, aad 13. Nirkt phase 1608. Real service, 752 Trade Street, Salens. - . ' ' 61m2tl LOST AND FOUND 53 LOST WALTHAM WATCH ' WITH W '28 fob. Box 123 tnre Statesman. . ; ' . ' ' 53jj.i ARK YOU HONEST I 2.50 FOB RE - turn of spsre tire lost Frtdsy noon. Eckley. 900 X. 20th, or a T10-R or 118. ' ' $S4H PERSONAL 53 ... ,U- BIZZ TREATMENT. " r- ; V r FOR APPENDICITIS ,, ' 'It-Is-Wonderful.'Preo information ;,Ti.4irol ''Hits Co, Portland, - Oregon, . - ' ' 85alW-192f ; ? SIONEY TO LOAN B7 , 1 i " '('' 11 n ' 1 . FEDERAL FARM LOANS. IV PER cent. P. U Wood.' 341 State St. 57jlyl ........... -TxfOt LOANS Long time, oasy -paymaats low interest, no fees or commissions. " 1 PERRINB MARSTZS3 213 Gray Bldg, Salem, Ore. 57J2U MONEY TO LOAN ON" CITY PROP rty, either bailding Mid loan plaa- or private money. Farm loans with In surance company money at 5V4 with oommission added. Ralph H. MeOuy, S. Nos. 5 nnd 6, Steevea-Moore Bid?.. Sa lem. - - . ; . 57fl4tf. X HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOL lars of private money -to loan on good ral estate.' Rick- L: Reimenn, p'Aref Bldg4 462 State street. " Phone loll Iwhrws end 10 a. in. B7m2t BUSINESS OPPORTX'NTITES 61 INVESTME.NT BRrCKT 'BUILDING leased 'to net Urge returns, and then j-oa get all the appreciation i value. Becke & Hendricks TJ. . Sank Bli. eij'iirf REAL ESTATE pa Own Your. Homo - 7 U BUSINESS PROPERTY-Two-stor briek - building 00 CommeT clal fee. 18.000. .This is an oppor tunity than itn iwt mm every 1, ! W. H. GBABENHORST s CU. ) 275 btato frt." ' 24- EAST " VKONT LOT PAVED STR F KT. 7 , ermg. Jriecke 4: iien dricks. V. 8. Baak Bldg, - . 63j2lt .t . KAIRMOUNT "IlIt.L I)TS 50lo(- located on- f ,r letwcsn K tirmntint m n .1 ti. f .. . . UxlOO located on -trre t tier-of Vrashiartim n4 1250.--. I'otn. s-.ra rvi, " fi'A' quarter ' llo. f' vateA"if th -u- -!i ti,i9 c. ', Ktreel between I 'tbj,m.-i i 1 .fctreet. lH- f'-r... , -w. ii. t.. ' - '- ' c - ' T j i .