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Newspaper Page Text7 THE OREGOII.CfATKilAN; SALT!!; OREGOJIH PRIDAY-MORNINOOCTOBEU mWZZ. aTm l .(Continued front psg 3 ries of.slx.card parties which bare been arranged for the. second and fourth. Tuesday ; nlgals . US ""Ui school- hall, be&1nnlng next Tiieth .day... Non-Catholics, as well as 3 Catholics, are invited to attend. The'commlttee tn charge Includes! Fathfff Keonan Xtra n ' T TShm. VKVWHM Jta a aa f as Mr-K'A. -thompson, lira! D,j r.'jjimeier.Mra." Henry nartman and -Mr. F. &. English. Refresh menta will he aerved and Vsrizea Motor to Portland: Slrs Ta.fck; Roberta returned from" Pdrtlahcf yesterday, haying beendown ,o attend a session, of the teachers of the'Dunnlng y Vatch Your Frail , ' Piiliy Child Grow '. Strong-Take rjrrVtfghf Cod Wtpi- OU iaSngar" foaled :t Tablet Puti oa FleebTand Builds Them Up Trf Jnst a few dayi-nlcfceAhan yoa ;eTef dreamed cf4-these won derful health boildlng, flesh mak ing ...tablets, called. McCoy's , Cod t-iyer, ,un uompouna -Taoiets. win start' to help,, any thin; : .'Under weight little 6neLl:Jrl After1 8 Witness and where rickets are suspected they are especially, - 1 - T tt ' ' ' . . . faiuaum..Sio neea-io give loem any. more -nasty Cod Liver, btir these tablets are made to take the place of that goodVbnt evil smell ing: ieomach- Tipsettlng "medicine and they anrely do it, : ; ; . AJveix sick child, age 9 gained 12 pounds-tn'? months; v. .-. Ask J.CU JPerry. Central Pharm acy, D. J. Fry or any 4rugglst fop McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound ;Tabtetae4 easy; to take as candy 60 tablets 60 cents and money back if not satisfied AdY. , , -JIT BUY YOUR ROASTER SATURDAY Blue TStwi Savonr EOiLSTEH J2t "!. " For Only - Herea the hest small , family size Roaster at a ; price you V simply cannot overloolc. It is 14x9x6 Inches In size and will last a lifetime, IfeTer. before have yoa-been abl - - to bay this tine Roaster at this low price. -Htlrry. before ther are sold out. , . -mtf i7W-f 'iJr'if' '"'V -h".?' V," 'V"- .. r, .: . .; Visit Ouousewares iJep t.f ,",Rratcb Por 6nr Kew Special Bargain Every Saturday ' siaaMaaaaaaaawsBaawaaawMawBBMB EtOSTEIW GriEEtlQflUf.l . - r - wew Line ot bUpperi Just In , ;r4jrAll Leather Colored Uprrs-l-Pretty Colore .,.. Children's, Ladies and Men's HDberaV i : fr.i- Get y-Qura whSa there UNION MADE r CLOTHING FOR MEN This h a newJinellf ileal tailored Clothiniood ' . .Tuateriala well made Men' Su5Br024.50r29.50, 35 and 40 : Ybun Mca'i Suits, $20 ah J S24.50. .These Suits aretrom6 introduce thu Union Made Suite , l . t ;..v . so. . i a. MEN'S -Path Pi: I 4 Made of Genuine Horsehide r - . AMva-: m ;'.Aatvai; vsvrfcl ) V:Three Welt PeiunfetKeV-Oonaft-'full leather" V - aiu.s wna juiit - A Genuine HorteKde, Price $14.50 Blade 32 Inch Coat : , - Button iflown flap Pockets--full leather Collar and V . -v: cuiiswith knit Wristlets inside - -v ..-Genuine Horsehide, Kice 19.50 Same as above 6nly with large fur Shawl Collar Price -20 ; end 23 North ten - tt , Improved -Masle, Study cub","hicljf was held athe- beau tiful residence studios Profes sor arid "Sirs. 'Gas'ips, The inajin address of-the nieefing" waa gien by the founder of the system, Mrs. Louise Dunning tflNeYaricaJt ef the pro gran an informal reeep tlon wa-lveId-.IoUowed by a ban-, qnet which. waa.giTenii. per pefb or ;,iwny-ejgaixnmDen Qvia clnb were present' to enjoy the ses sion and to meet Mrs. Duftning r ; .:the members of theJsWdiewrr dub on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ruth Dennison-- at 1540 N. Liberty street afte va cation, interval since August.' SCe cjal guests for the afternoon were Irs. Harriet Wygaa -and - Mrs? Charles DennlSaBi " if" : IfenTbers ia the groap' included Mra C. J. Basey.'MnC la Qrbta erton, Mrs..L. Bechtel, Mrs: J3. Hewmyer, Mrs George MartinyMra M -C.-Mrer'-Mrav-iJ a Qtlliam, Mt&l. Wi-La Bare 'and th"e "host essIsir xRutb, JlennisontiiAtit( the next meeting of the elab. on Oeto bef '20 .' Mrs. EU Ollliain' wUl n-f terta af.hfer home VIS K llth; street. 'iV-r . . .. . Mrs, vArth irirrjttalwW fv t program this, evening from the new radio: station,. in Coryallis. Mrsi Rahn lefLjrclCdrja41Is).lhii moming, where . she, .wilbbe thet house guest of Professor and Mrs, Paul Petri. X. . -X ''" ; On er ot Fridayrbber jeaihQWr household, y.nen wftl be'glv- en Father Keenan by the AltaJ- so- ciety and aneir f riendal Eater in the month . a cooked .food sale will be held,. la the Southern-Pacific ticket office. " - r; ;Th netf meeting bt'th' society will be on Tuesday, October v20, at 2:30 o'clock. v Mrs. Irrla Roberts .'of .-"Portland. ts Tisiung her mother, Mrs. W. T Ingalls. m ; mr. ftu urs. nuy ouriun are aw Keskowin for a;two weeks vaca- ton.. ThinlcoFIt! ii .k big assortment to $10 under-priced to hew hne of K . - e REAL' wnstiet inside 522.50 k'I Commercial-Strecl! u L Mrs'G. W. Bean, a former resi dent "of Hollywood, Oregon, now otjlpme Garden Califbroj; is a house guest of Mrs.VW.jW. Fisher tor a few days.: -.JT "y.T 1 NEWS BRIEFS ; . ' (Csatinned from ,pge 6) s .arrangements for regular: evening meetings in: the near futui-e, and to arrange for a sneaker from Portland to talk on advertisine at the next meeting. - :S'-nrir;n a:. approved by SAJX3 sy TIMS3 dem Alexander Graharri Bell, inventor of the telephone, lived to see his wonderful irisrt.trient in universal sfervice; It unites communi ties. It puts you in instant communicad friends and relatives. It brings the doctor in emergencies. It call the police and firemen when they are needed. It reserves your theater seats or ypur transportation tickets.il V, - -' - It brings your food to ypur door in faif Aeather.or foul. It sends the food back if you are riotsatisf ied with your purchase because The Triallgle will send for it if you don't want it after it is delivered. Avail yourself of this service. It add$ nothing to your household expenses, and it saves time and bother. It en ables the TRIANGLE SERVICE STORES to serve you ?e$??llajnd tends Jo:ioer; the cost of food distribution. The consumer benefilts Ky -this economy. "Telephone one of the TRlANhLE GROCERS whose name and number are listed in this advertisement: He is pledged to give you . . . ":- Exact! jr the Goods ou Order at It is easier to lift a , .groceries. j rhonet uunais iui vuu. Sped PrincM al Friday Pickens Haynes 456 Crf iSt., 1018 . Daue nsV lbbf C. M. Epbiey Gck 19 Wigging t&WifesVSaler W. H; Ciarfc, 2290 State Sh, Phone70r " M. . ' IT' ..L Lt1 ";' i'iX.'-- U. Ls. hrode, 705 5. J. C. DeHarpport Co., lTo'Cery, Lelmian 5ery, 190 S; Commercial StPKone SOS v w jwau ujvA,ciy, Foster & Baker, 339 If .-You Haven't- . - rt iTried Bake.. Rite coffee Juat drop in and have ar-cupf Best coffee in,lhe world; You riU ad- mlt4t.after you have tried it.jill Birth Is"" Iteported-i- ) : Mr.- and Mrs. . James Judson Hall of Salem, received a daughter October 2, according to the report filed in the office of. the city health officer Thursday. She has been named Thelma May, 6 Room House ; - And lot 75x163 -$1200 at 2660 Oak street, . j ! ol0 1 1-n n n r-1 r n juids piire liutxitioti3:fo erv msTCaient omciallv IX S Food Authorities aw OF AMY OTH2II BRAND 'It V- ber vice Stores complete sicelgrocer the lowest possible priddi telephone receiver than tor rood. Uur co-operative buying saves S5 ' - 41' -4 HARD WHEAT Twelfth St., Phone 9 605 S. Nineteenth Sh- Saturday 134 TSf. Liberty St.,;Phones 1885-1886-1887 ojj roni oi., jrnone N. Commercial St,, Pfaone 259 raOMOFT FREE DELIVERY PRADE WITH RIANGLE STCTRES Dana to -Speak- . , , t J5ajshali Dana of the Portland Oregon Journal' wijf!be in alem today'o addressee Liops .atf'tb'eir weekly luncheon this 'noon. Ly man MeDonald, baritone, has been persuaded to sing5 at the luncheon. Bake Rite ' j Large loaves 13c 2 for 25c. Small 3 for 25c. A double loaf -2 pounds-15c. Bake ltlte Bakery. ' olI Gnh jClnb IiHorporates- , .Articles -of incorporation have been filed by the Sarem Rod and ;orm To suse tXtt UT TXST tores a heavy Basket of -257 'Phone 1286 a ,0 . Monday Union Hester . .. Meat, cead sad - foartk WwlBela7. Pre.ident W. K. lielbura; ieertUry, Robert Pd. - , i , -i oapitai, rreoaHAPHioAi. union ho. M. D. Pilkento. Ueeti tecond gator. y, 1:00 p. ta.; - ' CA&PEKTEE'S "CNIOH KO. 1065 Meet Thux,1 aTeaiafm. . Arthur Ttck r, pre.ident . Wn. Petti t, eereterx. Skilled meeinlce furnished. Phone 179. - i : Lodge Roster rRATIRNAXi ORDKB OP XAGL9. aieet let d 8rd Wed. - W. O. W. HalW 8. -i. Willett, Bee'rTti mt-R. Gun club, which has established new grounds at Jurn'eY Toad, and Twenty-flth street jlha, are ; pro nounced among the best shooting grounds in the. state. " Among the equipment are four, .traps and a club hous.ei The ; jmembersbip is about 100. Dr. G. E. prime is president, Bert McKay secretary and Carl Bahlbergi treasurer. uanee-a-McKlrpy'a; Orchestra v Crystal Gardens Saturday night. o9 Gets Vancouver License a A marriage ficenise has been Is sued from Vancouver, Wash., to William...C. Eyder,.21. and Alice Wagner, 18, both of Salem. Remembei , . j Today is Vaudeville- day at the Heilig. J o9 For Ambftlonsl reojle- , If requires; ambition to w6rk during the dajy aid attend night classes, but itjis ahibitious people who succeed1 Th4" Capital Uusi ness" College has hielped hundreds and wilt continue.! Call tonight and' talk over the jwork in which you are interested.! . o9 $15 to $28 ? . All wool overcoats and top coats at Thos. Kay Woblen LH Co., 12th' and Ferry sts Large asso"t ment of patterns and models. e9 Yell King Chosen Alvin Bondrf a senior at Willam ette university was appointed yell king at WUlajnette unTversity. Thursday. Te appointment was made by the executive committee of the student body. Ivan White, graduate of Salem high school, and a member of the freshman class at Willamette wasappointed crown princeif Dale Hoskins was appointed . last spring lo serve as yell leader, bot he' did not return to school thiai yeah Closing- Out i- , Onr entire ljne oi ready-to-wear. All coats and dresses at wholesale price. Comei early while our stock is complete, Mrs. H. P. Stith, SI 3 State. ! o6tf Zoning Discussed zThe zoning (ystem: was discussed by Mayor Giesy at the weekly lun-r cheon of the Alaripn , Polk county Realtors' association' held--Thursday. Mayor Giesy jajmounced that a special committee - to plad . a zoning system, would be appointed by him. this week, and asked the realtors' to led their, hearty sup port to bringing the system about. He assured them that they would be represented on j the committee, He expresed Jt asi his .belief that, the zoning system ;is the best way to regulate the erection of build ings. . . j , j ' ' ' U . . j 1 lour Old Piano j . As part payment .on, a new Victrola. Stiff's Furtiture Co. i o9 "fautleville , ' ! At the Heilig Theatre. oa i -.'.-v. i 1 r ; ' 4 Leaders Are jChosen ; . Garlen Simpson and Faye Wolze have been elected by the students at Salem . high school as leaders of the boys and gjrls booster or gairizalions at .the bigh school. The organization of the clnbs Is tVo Tiinr "Bt Tuesday, ac cording' to word received Thurs day from J. i C kelson, principal of i the, highlBchdol . A faculty meeting Is 'to be! held Monday night for the "purpose of dlficus eing the-subject o the new clubs. Invest In Salem, low r If the property yoa . invest ,a $1000 in today makes you J5000 In 5, 10, or 15 years and In mean time pays you a return that's ac tion. We have. properties for sale that will, -jaakeuyou,, 6 15 per cent and inasen jraluft. AVe specialize In estate properties and ktrnnertiea' that must be moved. pfcecke & Hendricks, Heilig Bldg.V 189 N. High.: ! . o7tI To- Hlnstrato Dance . Miss Labba and Mr. Cortez, said to be two of the cjeverest dancers oh . the coapt.- hav jast returned from the'eastwher-they eomplet ed a sU monthaipur. They are bringing back with them their dancing troupe and.wi.ll introduce, through danced classes, the latest dance hits including the Charles ton. " Tho dancer will appear in 8Kkm at an early j date. Try '5fip- 1 i '" : Qf lia'ke Rife coffee at the Bake Rite fiakery. Bestln the world. . Oil Bnstire, is turfs- .. i -.During the past three months the , local postof f ice. has totalled $43,124.88-; iThe receipts for the last nine months have reached $14ft,O61,i0' according to report made by , Postmaster Farrar. -- '. , " - .' ; ' Kumninge Sale Saturday . i : Corner .Che'meketa and -Winter. St.Joseph'a Auditorium. 4 ; o9 Many Visit ParltU. vi; During-the sbt. montha -outing season a total oli 10,753 "persons visited tha JChatnpoeg. .memorial park, -..according ;jtb'a7arjEporl'-iiled with tlie state: pdari fet' control Albert Tozier, caretaker, the Slat Pnblisbed eTerr Bonier I exeesfc. Ifomt iyj at Salea the e.pitl ot Otegon. r 1 Local For Classified Advriisiriz pilT pr Sunday -a-r-l eat pe word 5 Bt(i per vera One - mi Tt tfcaee Six tlmea. a cnu per word vne menu, oauy eaa . T-. v SundiT a .20 fenti pei word. u la c?Her to. eera tbe Kre tfaea one time rete, M-aerliaemeal nut ru ia eoneecntire innee.. v V ', . No Ad. takea tat. leu lla IS Mat. . Ads. na fiaadey OKLT c.erped at ao-tlmo to,, . . ;. .. , !i; hi; J . ... ; f Adrerti;u except Persoaela. Rd 81tutkn Wenieo) Vl be UkM er tie teiepn U tbe dTertieer U a Sabeeriber to phone.-. Tie Statenaaa will reeeJ- adver t!enU't any time, et the day or aipbi.- Te f Urore . proper -laatfieay tioma ads, Nold be ia before 9 p. aa. - . . . Oa Keal Eitete (Over Lrdd.ft Bash Bask) BEFORE TOO. LEAVE YOCTB HOIII - OB CAB .HAl IT Insured Properly . Phoae-161 Bccke TleBdricVi, Hli BWg 189 N. High St. " - 4-88 tf AUTOMOBILE8 SALEM AUTO "WRECKING OO. Wb-fJ. Titee. Rims, fender. Half Price and tiees , Parte for all cars, ea&b for old cara. 402 S. , Church- Pnone 2,159 . - ' li3 ' : i,. J . - - SCHEEtElt AUfO WBECKINO CO, will 'buy yoDrld ear. Higheeteaab price . paid. lOWg N. f3onnnerctet St. l18tf ATJTrt REPAmiXQ GENERAL UEPAIRINO, TIRES AND - tub, accessories, traa and oil. laTD LtlB A LEBENGOOD OARAGE. Phone Mi. Miller and S. Oarmercial 6ti Wo apeeialixe in recond-tioaing motors. ' - - - Sa6tf AUTO TOPS SEE US FOH TC? 'AND PAINT WORK. C. i. Hall Auto Top Paint Shop. Rear fire departwymt. 6-sltf HELP WANTED Female 13 WA'TKD--A NEAT YOUSQ WOMAN to wash dUhea in (tin all restaurant. No Sunday work. 138 8. Liberty. . 13o ELDERLY LADY TO CARE FOR SMALL child. Board, room and salary. Box 781 Statesman. 13-olO" SALESMEN IB SALESMAN (LADY OR GEST) TO sell Oregon Teachers Monthly subscrip tions at eoatity ecfaool institutes and in spare, time between meetings srfl North west Poultry Journal subscriptions and classified advertisements and Pacific Homestead subscriptions and 'classified advertisements at county fairs. Must hare auto. Apply Orculatioa Manager STATESMAN" PUBUSHI50 COMPANT, - Sajem. Ore.. 15010 u WANTElEmpioynient 19 LAW . STUDENT NEEDS STEADY work., Address 784 care- Statesman. . . !:,:..- . v . . - . 19-14 FOR GARDEN PLOWING, BASEMENT digging and teaa work, yi;one 19FS. . ... .. . . 19ml4tf BASEMENT DIGGING -AND LAWN ft-radior. -Phone ,1264-M. - - .1909 WOMAN WISHES HOUSEWORK EITH er in, or out of town. ; Country prefer red. Address 1489 care. Statesman. 19oll WILLAMETTE STUDENT tfUST HAVE work. Prefer working ia afternoon from I p. m. till 5:00. Tel. 10T4. E. Church. . - 19o9 WOOL GOLF HOSE CHILDREN'S sport hose, knit to order. Hand knit-tint-. Phone 1TV8--J. - lSOtf FOR RENT 21 PRINTgD CARDS, SIZE 1 4- BY 7 H " wording "For Bent," prico 10 cents eachi- Statesman Business Office, oa ' ground floor. . FOR RENT . . . Furnished apartment, ea State St., 8 large rooms, closets and private bath, hot water heat, electric range, should be seen to be appreciated. . Three small houses for 12.60 each. C room house close in, ; Carmce for ano.oo. - . -j-v r . . 5. room house," basement and jarage , for 27.S0. i ". - .' : ; - - . -tSee CHILDS k BECHTEL. 540 State Street. " ' ;v 21-tf ? , FOR KENT ApattmenU 23 FUltNISHED APARTMEXTS, lie DIVI ' sinn. " : , : ; - , 23-ol4 APARTMENTS - FOR ADTTLTS. 665 8. Liberty. Telephone - 23-09 FURNISHED SLEEPING. nw novae, 1189'Madiaon. ROOM . IN 83-ll FURNISHED APARTMENT, 1171 CHR meket.. , '' . 23-oll FOR RENT APARTMENTS 891 N. ' CommereU!. s- -- --- -.-.-a Mtt heaviest day-was Pioneer.day, May 4, when 653 automobiles and ap proximately 3000- persons "visited the grounds.. By months the reg istration was: April 136; j May 4044 June S76; JuIy,2228; Aug ust 2451 and September 1018. . " " mm ' - lAland liay rriew'5. i PORTLAND,. Oct. 8. Buying prices: valley Timothy '1 17 O 19 ; do, eastern Oregdri nominal; ai f Ifa. m $1 9,50 clever lit ; oat hay. $15J; .oaf and, vetch !17.S6itstfatv J7.3&;ier! too"; sell ing prices $2 a ton' more. , ' 1 vi Portland Grain Futures i I PORtTLAND, Octv, -Wheat: BBS. bluestero. October $1.35; Noreniber S1.S5?' hard whttn. rtf- tober, November $1.33; toft white, October.; November $ 1,33"; - west ern .white,i!Octoberi,,10Yember $1.32: hard winter October. Nnv- ember $1.24;' north spring Octo ber November $1.24, western red October, November-'$I.24.:f-.., j j Oatsxo. 2, 3 $-ponnd. white feed, October $ 2 U November $26: No. 36-pound gray, October $28 November 25. - , -;-:-:j j Barley No bids. ; Corn No. 2 EY, shipment Oc tober $ 3 6 .; Novem ber $35; No. 3 ETv?rsht3in.ni--r.Csiober d $34.50; November, $3eS u,-c; " . i . MiUriJn r .SUndird October $26; November $26. " - FOR RE XT A partmrnts LARGE FIAT . FOB. RENT-5 - ROOMS . and furaaee. f!7.5 Vacant OetoBer tint. Beck a ft HendnAi Hetlir Bldf, 189 N. Birh BU, a. ; 28k25tf PRINTED JARDS, SIZBI14 JY 7HV Yerdinc, "Room to Bent price 10. cents each. - Statesman Duslne OfCee, rronnd floor.-' ; '-'- t --t - ' - FOR RENT Room 25 FOR . s RENT HEATED SLEEPING , rooms with garage. ear , Capitol. . Gentlemea. Thoae 4-M.-' 85-o8tf - SLEEPING, ROOM,- LADY PREFERRKD 1, block north of Capitol Buildinf. Tel ephone HlCW. .i 2540 R0OM FOR RENT IN MODERN 110 MB three blocks j front state . house. -..All ' convenience.: Gentleman; preferred. Please give referencea and address A. car SUtesman, , i . 5j28tt FDR--- RENTROOM 6CITABLK 'OR -atadenta,' witht aleepjnc perch pririleces. . Everything taodern. Referencea are re- quired. Address roon. -care Statesman. FOR RENT Bouae! 1 27 FOR RENT..NCW SOUK ROOM-HOTJSE, aiodarn, . bail tins, breakfast nook. . basement, furnace, jaratw-t cement . walks,... 1330 Madison, near North Capitol. Phone. 950-R, aj-pll FOR RENT--Fahnj 29" I HAVE 8EVERAL IRRIGATED FARMS for rent. P. E. Tbomason, iiirner. Ore., Phone 6XX. ' v '-- .-v; 29sltl LARGE GRAIN AND ; STOCK "RANOfl for rent.- -Call at 1223 South 12th St.; z Salem. 29-ol4' v WANTED TO RENT 31 IMPROVED ACR-RAGBEAR CARLINE, ' or equipped dairy " farm on aharea. "Write P. O. Box 108.' Salem. Sl-o9 SWAPS S3 WASTED FLOOR. USERS v TO-RJNO. their wheat' to Pratum Plow Mill anil , ret ia exchange 40 lb.-f the beet flour. Paved road, to Prtnmv- MHi ranning all the time. Hm. B. MeCalU . fetr. .-- a9-o3tt . H'ANTEO flUjsceJlAneona 55 C MELODY GOLD SAXOPHONE, PER fert condition. Sacrifice 9125. 85T State. . , . , 85oll FURNITURE PACKING . FOR KH1P ments. Giese-Power Furniture Co. ' ! " , . S5s20tt HIGHEST PRICEB PAID FOR USEB stores, tools, furniture. Stiff Ussd ; Good Dept, opposite court home. - , , .!..-' . S5m22t WANT A SILO. LET ME KNOW WHAT you, have. Clint Hampton, Jefferson, j Ore., Rout 1. i, , 85o9" BAND . AND ORCHESPRA - INSTRU. menta repaired Dnka's Maalcal In ' ' strunteat Repair Shop, Room S, lift ' Cornsc: 31dg, over ; Miller's. Phono 2215. atoia CASH PAID FOR- FALS3 TEETH :. dental cold, platinnm and disrarded, jewelry. Moke Smeltiag and Refinery ; Co., Otsego, Michigan ... - 85j2S WANTED PRIVATB MONEY i FOB : iarm. loans. W h aeveral applies. : tion en hand. ; Hawkins M Robert. : lac, 205 Oregon Bldf. . 85dl4tl WOODRY THE AUCTIONEER BUYS ' used furniture for cash. Phono 511. , '' S5at FOR RALB 87 USED - SINGER SEWING MACHINE, eaa-w;.-J7-oiQ- WILD MALLARD DECOY - DUCKS - Flake' Petland. 273 State. .-87-s30U . HORSES ANl -SADDLE PONIES FOR sale; 2045 Portland Rd., telephone , 2169W. C. Reed. . . - . 37-015. FORDSON'S PLOWS "AND DISK FOX. sabs. - J. S. Hiatt, Rt. 1. 63F15. f i : - - . 37-o3tl DAFFODHj BULBS. 25c DOZEN. PHONI i 1495-R. . S7-o( RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE 3" BY 50 receipt forma in book, 15 cents pet ' book or two for 25 centa. . Statesman office, 215 South Commercial (St.,-Ba. lem. . ... 87f25tt DOCTORS OPERATING CHATB. 594 N. .Liberty., v , 87ol9 FOR SALB -ABOUT 45 HEAD OF JAK. uary top yew lambs. One logging tem and 21 geese,at once. Phone King' i Valley operator or write A. E. Rest, Airlie. Oregon.. 37-oll FlVE COWS WIH, - FRESHEN THIS month, for sal or trad for beef stock. Inquire at the People' Market. Phono 994. 37-oMt Trespass Notieea, tio 14x9 1 1ncnos, printed oa good 10-puner esnrstt bear log the words, "Nptie li 'Hereby Giv en That Trespassing i gtrtetly Forbid den On These Premises Under Peaalty fA Prosecution.'! Price '15ef each or 4 for 25o. Statesman, Pub., Co., Saleau Oregon. 4 " '- Mat. SELL ' US YOUR. USED -FUBNITURB H. U StiM Furaitaro Co,- Used Goods DepC-w Opposite court house.. .87m22t. FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS... TIN crate bundle. Circulation department ' Cretan Statosman. . , . , 87tf VETERINARIAN . PH. PATTERSON. I Phono 2253, Rl. 2 Boa 28. .: . 9j2U FRED W. &ANGE, .VETERINARIAN . . Office 420 Hw Commercial. Pfaone 1193. -. Re. Phone lfi. - - - 89m23tf WOOD FOR SALE 43 FIR,' SAWED OAK AND APPLE WOOD. Phono 58F18r ; . v ;-: 43o20 FOB WOOD SAW ISO PH0SB 1Q91. . ' , '- . : . ,43X10 WOOD .-OF ALL KINDS FOB BALE, -iJoha H. Beott. Phone 254 or 622, v--'. ? 43.31 le-INCH-SLABWOOD PER LOAD f 271 , 16-inch 9nd fir per load, 3.75; IS .inch, old fir per losd,.- $4.50; . 16-inct 5 dry, . slab wood, $3.50 per load. . ; Prompt-delivery.. Phono 1637. , 43-nl i BEST GRADE OF WOOD , ! 4 ft, n4 IS incn. Dry null wood. :-: '. Green, mill wood. .,'. - - . Dry seoond srrewth fir. : : Dry 4-ft. aah, esapte and oak. FRED E. WELLS. , -Prompt .delivery and ronM price, t 280 South Chareh. Phono 1542. 48mCtf 16-INCK- OLD FIBh-SEOOXD GROWTH oak and ash. Phono 19F3. M. D. May ; field. ...'. 43flt GOOD COAL- DRY WOOD. 4 PROMPT DELIVERIES. HILLMAK FUEL OO. TELEPHONE 1855. 43j29 MISsTELLAXEOUS 5i rCRNITUSB UPHOLSTERING AND repairing.' Givt Powers Fnrniturs 1 fiawr- v..., ..-..I. -51a20d . H. . B. SEAGROYE Z FURNACE AN" heet taetal shop ttovoci to 681 Mi- I . St. W, U . t .... .. ' .' , 616t SALEM TCTTU AND TRANSFER CO. r- f 52 Trade Bt. . -;- '- ; Wood, IToL Briquet . and , Transfer, : Prici 1 right, Service th; bt.' Pay i ;p'aonesF13 Bil!5M, Klt 'phon 1408. i , Call ns. r 5124 . f- I' 23 " 4 q t -'- w