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Newspaper Page TextSUND AY v M'ORKlNG,! odtOBEltll i 925 6 4.. CMURSHES: CiinafreTrem page S) wall known Jor their beautiful rendition of, sacred Mng and will ba greatly ea joyed by. allwho kear them., Their pre zram. will emuU solo, duat aad quar tette. nmkHA 'j . - SOUTH'. 8AIM mores' -Address? Commercial ud Washington streets. .Pastor Carl. F. and ; Minnie Miller, residence 1656 8. liberty, phone 133-R. fcervices 11 -a,., ax. IiSCr-p- m. Htrmoa topic: "Ths Holy Ghost and Mi Relation to the Church,' ar .; ."Kefuge,-". :p,.mt Special bubsm. by .tha 'Koir. (Sunday, school 10 e-.ro., auperin indent. Dr. Carl E. Miller. : Yeaaa- Pea? trie's martinet; 6:30 p. aa! --Weak-day -vrvieea: Thursday f :30 p. m. - Addrsst: Cottage and ; Chmaekrta AM, Pastor, Martin-Fereahetiau; residence) 857 t hemeketa. St, phone 850. Servicee- 11 m. Senbea topics "The-itible in-the. maiie Hckooi "'-j(ra.' jl. ' jreraaaeaian. rontralto soloist el th ehttrcb, will sing Hiindsy -school 10 a. m tuperiateadent. Miles Mebley. lathe ebseace-of the mi a' ter at 4he.'Geaeral 'Conference .meeting :a Clevetaad,- O- Prafaaeor J..C Jlon, principal of tha. high sehoel, wilt fire: the uessage ot-'ta day. ..-. - ., - ... r ' ' - - ' ' .. ..-BIZSTZAV:SeXEaTCS .lUZ First chorea Canter., at, Liberty' Chemeketa St., Sunday morning, services et 11 a'eioek. Sunday eveaing at Suh iwt of' Itm sermoa : Are Bij 1H i ae aad Death. Heal f ' :. Bandar school aiiona convene at 9;30 and "11 a. m. Wednesday ejvenin testimonial piecting at h o'clock 'Reading- room. 209 .Masonic Temple, open every day except holiday a and HutwlT (raB .11:15 t-r80-. ai.-T very evening except "Wednesday "afidr Sunday, free T:80 t 8; Sunday aftet )Mn from a to . All are crdiaHy in vited to -ear eerrirea. and te eur read- mg room; ; 7 : ; ..... ... , i aaiaia w fast tf. . cHtrtca 4 f Addrets, 12th and afkaiaa ta. 'Satlday tohool, 10 a., to., Merainr worship J in. . Sermon by the preaidinf eldor, R. K. O. aUrstera. 7C. B. C. T p. m. riTeaing worhip, S p. m. Semoia by Klder. 'Quarteil neetiag Inui&eae' aee k)n. SaturdaT. -eaenio 7":80. . Lit til official member be' present witS well pre- narad renorta. ' JBJd-weeic vraver aerrieea , AVedaeaday 7:30. We are elpeettnc &ir tkinga from od nttxt Soaday. Come aad Uear Rev. Macatera and te biecaeq. aaa pe a bleaainf. A. 8. Hendereon, paator, -. : . e- r : w . riXST COKaSZOATIOKAZ. ' -Addrena? Liberty , and,- Center atreeta. Pa tor, C. E. Ward, reaideacet a40 Ceate phoae 591-R. Serriree 11 a. at 70 p.. in. Harmaa teciear "When the Troat la on the Punkln'. a. n. 'The CkriMiaaU Home," p.' -a. ' The imn aeraiea ia enpee ially for , the "Old Folks and. home omlna day." At (he evening aerrice, Dr. Kantaer will preach tha eermon. X uiacola picture. "Mr ilother," will iUae trate the ereninj wrmta. Sunday school ' Ml, uperintendent, Jfark MeCallUtcr. Week-day aerviemi tliuraday 7:S0 peayar tneetinir aad Bible atudy for all. -'Larue hare 100 percent attendance of out mem ora at both Hunday acheel aad chorCh next Sunday. There wip be special naaie . and special aermons at both eervieae and a very Mtereetias- progrant ta tne ereaaay rhool at the,.jKally,.arvic. tb vanrca wa a acin. . -.- . " St PATH'S (EPISCOPAL) ' -' :t Ad tires Chorch St. at. Cbeneketa. Sac tor Kev. H: Dancan Chamber. Service v, llolv Encharist' with eermon at 11 a. roT. Jlev. 3. O. Hstton of Portland bernr'th preacher. The vested choir will aiag the cemrauaiaa eerviee. eharch , aeheel meets ia- pariah hens al . S :5 a,, nun Yoang People Fellowship ffieeta ia the parish house at 1 pi m. ; ju . vv- . . . . - v " ' ' . j - - JAS01T IXB SCBMOaiAI. M. E. v Address: North Winter and Jeff ersoa m. PaatoK iTlwniae Acheson .'residence 1060 Jefferson 8W, ptone 10Qfl-'AssUUBt jastor. Gilbert Wrea Serviftes 11 a. m., f:30 p. m. Sermon topics: "The 8uf ferinKa of God,'' a. m.1' ''OodWaa ia Hie FooUtep," p. n.-. . Jnaior, church, doxa itairs 11' aJ'm.' Rev, WrtH, aeir . Jatrior reaeher,, aill .preseh. Jjary attend ince arged. - Sunday school C;45 a:. nC. superintendent,- Harry Carpenter. Young Peonla'a me fines :. ClaatM iBi-Evsaxelism i : 30 p. at. Wester; and Kyworth Leagues meet la separate rooms at 4:30' p. m. for leotional"erTice.,- Youae ; people wh aiw strangers, , also those jt i .yoani people's aocietiea' are. arset,'to attend. iood tune ' assured 'Weeis-oay aemces.: Monday . 7c 80, . church baaiaesv meeting' , for the month. Taeaday 730 !... the church arfd' tfa fVSenda wfll hold a reeep tion. .: OuestSi of -honarw'11 ' the. ewt Junior pastor, Rev. Walker, Jlha aew j unier" prehcher," Rev, ' Wreri," the jpSHWr nad family jad new atembera. Thuasday tnid-weeh meetings ( . the- Jaaion .and senior churehea; "-Tha evenine aerrice )t our ia kaowa as eotamunitT hor BpeotaL ma sis by tha, rhorr, eoncregattoaaJ inr 'ug, and 'an earaest rospel -kaeaaaga y i be pastor will -make the aour pretiiaaie to all. Aperspnaj, weieoma always. rrrr.T. oOspra. wrssiOS Address: 237 State street. Pastor Ralph D. Bullock, residence 251 Mission si phoae 1439-W. Herviree S: 30 aad T.-30 . as. Sunday acheol 2:30 p. Week-day services: Every .night except Uondar aad .Friday nights at 7:30 vaneeliatie meetincs. ' Also-araye far the sick as.-eecaaioa-drannds. AU ara invited. The Lord i dedicating oar w- hall bv His (ionoua preseaea and power. Sainta edified', aad sipnera. eoavieted, 'For the kingdom of "Good is pot la word, but ia powt.'", 1 Cor. 4;30.- - "For 'the l j' ;JUST JjET.y f 4ttrVt DbO t USCi$ I CAN ( V OH DaT ! I I f 'T" SOAKED HIM MVSLLfI it ' :, ii. , J--U,.,,.. - j- , , ZJ,1 - - ' ' 4?HS w'ntMtfi. ? EJy 1 - ' r-riyr.; -w-;v t f-t-i - -l t - ' . , - - '1 It , .C. :.",' 4 - i I aaBSBSBBSBBaaB4BSssBBBasBBssBaBBnaw l"saamBuusssBssssasssssassBBBssssaassssassassBsssssssasssss ' .' ..-! , 1 1 V t. . -rn t -- . , -fft ' r-f'' pi; .: , : LairlSlusibniir Elirgeri Arel Proposed! Thirteen Societies With Asset of "Fifty Millions May Unite In Two Board ProposeJa of Committee' of Coogregatlonallsts ' '" ileady Xor JJoetlna.yfla:t Month - f T6at v t&rtieri . 4Consregatlonai mlsBionary societies -thould unite Into- two l tht proposal of a com mittee. which ' has ! hdett studying the eabjecfc? for two years and -will report attnemetliis t.tlia .Uav tionat -Ckraacll ;ojt ,th Consrega tlonal , chtixches .' in. Ya8hin&ton D. C, OCtQberi ZO-ZS- iiSm - v. TJje, aocioties .cdb& annually at ert $ 5,0 0 01 Ott and " chntrol i 41? rectly propertiea.. aaii ?n inrested funds aggreg;rtine in the, nelgn bQrboo4.ot i;Q,0OdO0v, The- proposal also; Droyiiea lor combining the tbjee',denomlria tlonal periodicals in one: the' Mis alonarr e"taJd".rof ' .the : foreign board and the 'American Mlssion- ary of th hme-boarda-beeemin snpplemeats of The CbhgTtesatlon !,-No lees than' eleven other de-; nomination 'liaVe taken' action 'or arm 'contemnlatins' it In - the eanre general IdireetionJ Alt : of Uhls- ia tn keeping wRhTlhottgTr not'de: texTOlnedchJthe ;tenepacvJj.the business world. -; - i - . These societies date .Dack'to ,to time .At the ; Rerolntionary war, lnimediafel after which' mission ary societies were-organized la the New England 'states- for the pur pose of extending the Influence of the.chnrch to-thetent!er com rntmitles'ol the new country. ,Xhis led .later to lie of gaalxatjon - in 1826 of the-; Kational ' Home Mis sionary society. So also-societies grew - up Toiuntarily for promot ing education, publication, Sunday afchoBl wdtkthe; hnUdlng . of churches and before the Civil war for .wertt amongt slaves. - So also the- foreign missionary movement organized. Uselt In 1810 under the name of -the -American Board of Commissioner s for Foreign Mis sions Half a century later the women ' of the churches felt.' the challenge of ministry to women f tton-Christiaa lands' and three Wo men's Boards of iliasions resulted, one. in the east, one in the inter- utter kifleta, bnt the Spirit .giveth. life." 3 Cor. 3:4. Come and let u "ait tofjeth- rr la" Heavenly jivntKM "Chrlat jredu." Eph. . - :: i SCAMSIaTAVTAW ht S. Address: I5tli and Mitr 8ts. Psitor Fatnk Oahlia. resideae'S095 Trade. St.. phoae 37 7-J. Services 10 a, m.. 11 a. m. Sunday icnooi and chores service will be held ia union and a splendid , 'Rally- vayr pmrram will am aivesv superinten dent. Oust 1 Andersen, f Young People's JPeec)g;- Y;ia ft, swwaek-dar aervlees: vn Tuesday at Z p. m. the .Ladies Aid will meet in the church with Miss A. Oosea as hosteee. Thnradav 7:30 V. as prayer meeting-. Ton are all cordially in-f vitea h our services. . rtft ilNTESHATIOirAX. BIBLE STTTDEKTS r . ASSOCIATION - .- . i -eet,r every -Sunday ia Derby Hall, woert .and.? High' Sts.. - lor Bible 'study. Hours frpm 10 a. m. to 12 so. snd from. to ,4 p. raw All ''.interested ia. BiUe study weloeme. Funeral services free of charge in Salem .and 'vicinity : by ' local Bible class. Phone 1450-W. - Tune-in on Statlou K; T. C. L. Seattle, 805.9 meters, every 8uady evening from- 8:10 to 10 :10. attd'O-eery Tuesday renin g from A to. w. motor Bible lecture and eauaie,- K.-T. C I, ia- 1000 :Watt ;Stain, "ae-af the urgatt n- tha .aorthweet . - Sunday,. Oct. W," a4 p:tn,' there will be a free public leCtare rn Derby hall-Court anHigh St. by Chas. C. Beat,' Subject, Tha Triumph of Righteoasness.". . Evil (Will not always W penitted"4o eontinae for the scrip tural promise ia when the Prince of Peace htaltes'eharge of Earth's affaire. He will estabiisa ngnteouanesa whirh will eoa tiaue "forever. Beats fret . Ko coUectohx. i.. CMURCll 88W9 -:!f .i-,: - St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church Rew Thosaae .V. Reeenan, pastor. Maaaea on Bnaoay ar B ana lo o'eioeav- un Wednesdsy. Friday sad Sandsv evenines st 7:30 there will be devotions ia honor of the Blessed Virgin during the month I uciODer. Mass oa ,ve asjrt at o'clock. Phoae 1374. ; Castle Chapel raited Brethren church. earner 17th and Nebraska avenue. B11 school st 10 .o clock. Preaching services st 11 a. au. and 7:30 p. to. -The morning sermon- by Rev. W. x. Blodcet. Rvning aermea by W. W, Rosebraugh. son aava a eeraial invitation to attend alt -eur aervleee.-r" t , v., .. : another v on the. Pacific Jo ,a.I It came ahont hr the nres- en me there are thirteen organ izations all doing significant work JOldLsince .1923 directly related to the churches through - the .mem bership of the National Council each member of 'which Is a mem ber of each -: society. T Until T that date they ' were free corporations enjoying , 'the confidence of the thhr'ches but "not controlled by them except .through indlvWual members. 5 . I "Par more than half a century there has been considerable un easiness in , the churches over the number of societies' and not a Ut- Ule agitation for merging: them for the sake of economy' and efficlen cy as for the sake of clearer un derstandlng of the ' work by con tributors. This has now come to af head In the present proposals, tb the Natidnat Council whose action controls "that of the several socie ties. The plans call for .uniting the three. Woman's Boards of For eign Missions with the American Board, giving thewomen a repre sentation of not less than one- third on the controlling boards and committees and, offices to con- serre the interests of the' fomier territorially organized, boards. The women1 are also to be fully repre sented on .the executive staff., r Likewise the, . nine. , societies whose work in the U.,S. are,to be nplted .under one . Board with a general, board .jot.drfectQrs repre- sentinguthe , entire,, country, . and with , four, departmental commit tees for Administering the , details ot, missionary woTk. Here again the women-re to be entitled to not less than one-third of the con- Ltroiling commutes and board,..', The - home societies involved are: " .... ... ..- The American Missionary Asso ciation, The Congregational Home '.Mis sionary Society. The Congregational Church Building Society. ' The f Congregational Sunday School Extension Society. The Congregutional" Edtfcatiori Society1. :; : The" Congregational Foundation for Education. The : Congregational - Board of Mftfisterlal Rell f. The Annuity Fund for Congre gational Ministers, and V The i Congregational Woman's Home Missionary Federation. -Th further recommendation is made that for presenting the caus es to the churches and individual contributors there shall be a Joint Promotional Council composed of representatives ot the several in terests and responsible for all en deavors to create interest and raise money, x .. ... ;The objects in view In, this rad ical, proposal are economy and ef ficiency . in,- the expenditure; of funds,. and greater effectiveness in education publicity' and- money raising, together with, tha possibil ity of more .democratic , control of a simpler organization. , By .. economy "the . committee means the making of every dollar go Just as far as that dollar cin be made to go." ''For example. in publicity and promotion, , we should expect that the expenditure of the same amount : ot- money -would i yield far - larger : results ; that it would mean the spend ing Of a, smaller . proportion of , our money." ; . ' ; , By efficiency, the . committee. of And Union Rostet MEAT CTJTTXR'8 TJHIOJT JTO. S80- Meat teersd " aad fomfl- Wadnwday, President W. E. Melbura; secretary, Robert Peda. ,. - ' ! CAPITAL TTPOG5.APHICAL TJHlOK K0. 110 Prssldant. O. T. Svsbs; aeeretary, it. D. PlUceatOB. ; MeeU second Sstur day;:O0 p. as. " '. -. - -. ii CARPENTER'S UXIOTf KO. I i 1065-i Meets .Tk nrs. . svaaiaca. . . Arthur Tuck or, president; Wm.. Petti t, aeeretary, PVilled mechanics faraished. Phoae 170. FRATERNAL ORDER OF XALSa, meat 1st aad 3rd Wed. W. O. W. Hall. B. it. Wniett.-Bee'y. Tel. 18S4-B. - ; "means getting more work done and getting it better done tor the same expenditure.'" . Here there , is thought of : the consolidation, of offices,, the elimination 0t over lapping on the field, increased ability tbv meet emergencies, dS sirable flexibility in budgets, anil a' unified treasury department with fewer sets - of books and t greater Lreturn on investments. MtLKISEHI - The; semi-annual rally, of the Central, , Baptist' association was well attended last-week with the Stayton Baptist ' church as hb$tl The program for the raliyTwas as follows: . i - ? , 100:00 Devotions, Rev. Davis, Lebanon. .!. 10:30 Our Literature and the Mission Study, Mrs. O, C. ;Wrlght, Portland.,, s i; 11:00 Association and State Objectives, Dr. O. C. Wright, Portland. - ii-.. i 11:35 Music. jl . ) 11:45 Sermon. Rev. WlP. Qst good, Albany. I.-" 12:30 Luncheon. !h - 1:45 . Praise service, Mrs. Gray, Lacomb.v it - 1 2:00 , Business Session.:' - 2:30 Music 2:40; C. W. C. and W W. 0., Miss Hunderup, Portland.! -. ' 3:30 Address, Miss Kittletz, re turned missionary, China. '4:00 Association business and missionary .committee report. 4f40 Consecration -servijcev. -: . 7:00 Song service, Edgar Tib bitts, Salem. ..,' -jl ; 7:30 " Pageant, "The Planting ot the Tree," Salem W. W. G. S:"00 Sermon, . vJiv!cjual lie sponsibility," Dr. H. i Shanks, Salenu . v . ... , ' Flit PRETTY GIBIS r- - f ' . ' .- . ' . . .. . : 'r AT BUGH THE Charnoff's Dancing Revue heads the new bill at the Bligh theater today. This act is . made up of fire pretty and clever girls in a routine of up to the minute dances. Dainty 'Maxine Henry, graceful cer; Veronica Teacamp, noted for the way-she presents the Charles ton strut,, and Bulla CGrady, who hai won a name for herself as the jexz toe dancer, are featured! in the" act. . ' i . On the bill Is Swift and Daley, who will entertain: with their nov elty musical offering. . This couple play any instrument that al ia the catalog and have invented several for their own use in the act. Lodge Roster STRE TIi e ' Plillished every morsiac (sxeept Mos- Say) at. Saiaat, tha eapitai or ore ton. i I!- For Classified rj Advertising r Daily or fluaday 2 eaats per word Seats par word 8 easts par ward Oaa tlma Three tases.. Six times. Oaa mouth, daily and : '- Sunday -20 cents per word la s-r to sara tha mora thaa oaa time rate, airertisemeat mast ram ia. eoaaeeutive tasaea.' v- ' Ha Ad. takea tor less Gtaa IS aaata. Ads. raa Soaday OXLZ ekarsad at eae-time rate. - ;,f; v'i- i . - ' : , " Adverti?5-ta-. axeapt Fenaaala and Biruatioaa Wanted) srHl be takea over tha teiephoaa if tha advert iaer la a suhscrioer to pheae. , Tha Statesmen win receive adver t talents at aay tisne of the day ar aicht, fa iasure proper claeeiflea- tioaa aoa. afoai aa ta bexera.7 a. 3 TZtTPBCaS la or SSI Money to Loan Oa Real Ettete (Over Lrdd A Bush Bank) BEFORE TOTJ LEAVE YOUB OB CAR HAVE IT HOME Insured Properly kPhone 161 Beeke A Hendricks. Heillr Bldff.. 189 N. High St. . 4-28-tf AUTOMOBlLEa SALEM ACTO WRECKING CO. Wheals. Tires, Rims,-Fenders - Salt Price and Lees Parte for all care, cash for old cars. ., .402 8. Church Pnone 2159 ' ls3tf SCHEELER AUTO WjRECKINO OO will . buy your old ear. Highest ' eaah price paid. IQSS N. Commercial 8t. tjistf Hazen Edwards and Chum will offer plenty of good comedy.. L. The Perrys have an. act that is different,. with roping! singing and comedy. Williams and Healey also pre sentee, comedy offering. f TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ,- ' i:-vi-MSK IN. laree 5 room iias. rurnace; modern, $37.50. Va cant at 666 Ferry. Also furnlshedC room, house $35, and sevoral smaller homes. , - RST'iTR utvnBiiiro HeUjg BW., J83 X. Hjgn. 27olitf APARTMENT HOUSE CORNER WITH large moaera residence, suitable. Eight apartments. For sals $7500, The lot is Worth it. . ' 'J " I1ECKE ft -HENDRICKS Heilig Bldg, 189 N. High, 63olltf $1900 CASH BARGAIN SMALL MOD ern home with .garage .and wctod base ment. Fireplace. " " , BECKE & HENDRICKS Heilig Bldg., 189 N. High. ' 63olltf LARG E FAMILY' HOME; 8 ROOMS- FOR $4000. nn inu, T lar lt wi . k fruit, etc. Another o 8 rooms, north.' for $3000. .' ' -BECKE As sHENDRICKS Heilig Bldg, 189 N. High. 63olltf LAUREL PARK LOTS TRIM . RESI deacet lots as low. aa $425. See map and signs at Pacific Highway and fair - grounds road.: juncture. Also Highland ! avenue. Near sehools, stores, car and .churches. Building restrictions you 'will lili, r,.i.lUnl k-i. BECKE ft HENDRICKS HeUig Bldg.. 189 N. High. 63olltf GET YOUR a . WOOD NOW. THIS - year'a second growth fir $6.50 deliver ' e in Salam.: - .BCCKE ft HENDRICKS Heilig Bldg, 189 High, 43olltf SUMMER 'STREET .HOME BEAUTI ful grounds; corner,- $10,500. Real reason to sell' now. - BECKE, ft HENDRICKS Heilig Bldg, 189 N. High. 63olltf NEW SMaL IJTOMES WE HAVE 5 brand new $3000 to $4500 three to five - rooms. Terma. ' '. BECKE ft HENDRICKS Heilig Bldg, 189 N. High. . 63olltf AR& THESE TOO HIGH $25 DOWN, , ' 10 month, buys two kits 8. E. Salem. Near ear sad schools.. Good ground. Hewer, lights, water, sad good street. Large, lots. . - . . . - - BECKE A" HENDRICKS Heilig dtV 189 N. High. . 63ol ltf Of AUTO REPAIBINO - ZA OENESAJU aKPAlBJUIO, TERES AND - tab, aceessoriea, gas aad oil. MED LARk LEBJCXGdOl) GA2AQE.5 Phone 664.. Miller and" 8. Cfunercisr 8ts; . Wa specialise in. reoond stoning motors. ' " Sa6tf . v.- j AUTO TOPS 8EX TJg FOW, CP ASD FAINT WORK. C. rf. HaQ Auto Top Paint Shop. Rear fire department. ' i S-aiatt 1MXP.WAN1-ED-Male ll SALESMAN IMMEDIATELY 4 SELL suits,' shoes, shirts, hosiery, rain coats, from factory. Write 750 care States man. . Hall RELIABLE MAM IS EVER TOWN and city to distribute free, samples, ad vertising' matter,-etc. No selling. Ex- ' perienca unnecessary. .Outdoor work. Average pay SS per dsyj Write- quiek- ly for contract. . 8uperviaor i Colombe, 5153 North Clark St., Chicago, Illinois. -i . . , T iioii MAN" WAHTEI-(CPnr OR COUNTRY) Old established company will supply . capital and start ' you in yotir own ' permnent business aelnag; necessities people must buy every- day. Exper ience unnecessary; Write ifcConuon ft Co., Factory 296, Winona, 'Minn. . ! Holl, MA!f? WITH; AUTO 8PARB OR FULL time- 35.0O to $145.00 weekly. Dem onstrate and aell Wonderful Vspor Humidifier to car owners. iCRITCH- LOW. B-5,.WheatonHU i llell A FAYINO POSITION OPEN TO REP- resentstive .of character. Take orders shoes hosiery direct to wearer. Good income. Permanent. .- Write bow. Farmers Shoe Mfg. Co. C. St.-Boston,. Mass. , -r lloll HELP WANTED Female 13 SALESWOMAN MOST COMPLETE line of women' s .wearing apparel on the market. Sample kits free. Producers only. G-H-C. Co.; 1014 Reliance Bide.. Chicago, 111. j 13oll POSITION OPEN FOR LADY IX. EACH community to devote few hoars week at home : leading . to permanent work. No canvassing. ..No outfit to buy. Elite Candy Co., Toledo, Ore. . i 13oll HIGH SCHOOL. .OR. . COLLEGE OIRL . wanted to work for room and board and" small wages. Apply Box 2C45 Statesman. liioll ADDRESSING ENVELOPES EXPERl ence unnecessary. Earri $15 to $45 . weekly during spare time at borne. Dignified work for honest, sincere persons. FRANKLIN MANUFACTUR ING COMPANY,-Dept, 3359, IMIl'lllue Island Avenue, Chicago.. j 13oll jj i . ADDRESSING ENVELOPES EXPER ience unnecessary. Earn $15.00 to to $45.00 weekly dinting spare time . at home. Dignified wqrk for honest, . sincere persona. FRANKLYN MANU FACTURING COMPANT, Dept. 2858, 1143 Bine Island Avenue, Chicago. f I l3ofl MAKE $5 TO ' $ DAILY J' NO EXPER ience iiecesssry introducing few 8an itarv Step-in and Pwtector. L. Kreit aer Co.. 501 S. Jetfersttn St: Chicago. '-. -- r f I 13oll SALESMEN 13 LIGHTNING 8TRANGE BATTERY COM- pound. Charges diechsrgedi batteries instantly. Eliminates old method en tirely. - Gallon- free- ta agenta.' Lightn ing Co. St. Paul, Minn 15pll HANDLE N?W .TERRITORY FOR TAIL . vrl-to-nieMire. ; suite land overcoats " '"eelUng at $23.50. Fall and winter lines resdy now. Write The Style Center Tsiloring Co--, 230 Anderson Bldg.. Cincinnati, O. 1 I 15oll AGENTS WANTED 17 AMAZING LARGE CASH ICOMMIS ' sions introducing beautiful $3.95 and ft O T mAamM. m m A a rr-.u T. n t ,llAaa. -Actual samples furnished. Write for your territory., style .area e-aow vm- cinnati. , I " i 17oll ented Wringer Mop' and Unique Line of Household specialties uirect to iou eumer. No competitioaU Big profits. Write EN, Delpbos. Ohio. i 17oll INKED AN AGENT TO SELL MY CAN dies. Chocolate Bars, Mints snd Gum. Large profits. Experience unnecessary. Free samples. Write 'today. Miltdn Gordon, Cincinnati. j 17oll WANTED Empioj-ment 10 LAW STUDENT NEEDS I STEADY work. Address 784 care Statesman. '- , ' ' -i --- . i ' 19-014 WANTED ONE OR JTWO SMALL children to care for in my home, 412 N. 21st. Tel. 1231M. j 19o6 Classified Ads Bring: Results WANTED Employment 1- FOR GARDEN PLOWING, .BASEMENT aifgiog; ana tesa. work, p&oaa 19F3. ... 1 19ml4tf BASEMENT DIGGING AND " grading: Phone 1284-M. . LAWN 1909: WOMAN' WISHES HOUSEWORK EITH : er in or out of town. Country prefer- red. 1 Address 1489 care Statesman. -. . : .. . . . ,loll WOOL GOLF HOSE CHILDREN'S : sport hose, knit to-order. - Hand knit ting. Phone 1778-J. - ISaSOtf WANTED BY "UNIVERSITY GIRL Typing or clerical work for afternooaa and - Saturdays. Phone 1555W - or ' 1545J. 19o14 - FOB REST- 2X PRINTED CARDS, SIZE -14 BY 7V4" wording "For Rant," price 10 eenta '.each.. Statesman Buaineea Office, aa rroond floor. - - - FOR RENT Apautnients 23 5 ROOM APARTMENT, S62 N. CHURCH. -' ' . 23ol4 FURNISHED ; SLEEPING ROOM AND two .room, apartments.. 444 S. High. 23ol7 THEEE ROOMS FURNISHED. 412 N. 21sf St. $13. ".';." ,23olS WELL FURNISHED FIRST FLOOR heated apartment. .656 Center. Phone 1284NV. ' . 23014 FURNISHED APARTMENTS, 110 DTVT i aion. ' ; i . , ' 23-al4 FURNISHED SLEEPING i new house, 118S iladison." ROOM IN :3-oll FURNISHED APARTMENT, 1171 CHE . meketa. v 23-oll FOR. RENT , Commercial. ; APARTMENTS 89t k N. V 23U LARGE FLAT FOR RENT 5 ROOMS and inrnaee. $37.50 Vacant October first. Beeke ft HendrieVA Heilig BWg., 189 N. High St. 23k25tf PRINTED CARDS, IZB 14" 7Y wording, "Rooms to , Rent J' price 10 ' eenta each. Statesman Buaineee Office, ' rround floor. . '- - - FOR RENT Rooms 25 ONE ROOM: Close in $15. AND KITCHENETTE.. 555 Marion. - 25ol4 ROOMS FOR RENT WITH BOARD. Close in. References. .940 Mill. 25ol4 FURNACE HEATED " LARGE' FRONT room and, garage. .Tel 1994W. 25ol3 FOB- RENT . HEATED ISLEEPING ; rooms with garage. : Near Capitol. ! Gentlemen-, Phone 445-M. . 25-o8tt ROOM FOR HENT IN MODERN HOME three blocks from atate house. All . eoavenieaees. - Gentleman preferred. PlesSe giVa references aad address A. I cara SUtesman.. ; s 25428tf, HEATED, ROOMS WITH : i close in, 523" N.. Cottage. BOARD. 25oil FOR . RENT ROOM SUITABLE FOR students, "wufl sleeping porcn: privileges, j Everything modern. References are re ; qnirc.d.- Address room, cara Statesman. ! ' - - . -- - - . ; 25i28tf FOR RENT Houses J 27 SI ROOM HOUSE : PARTLY- FUR ; nished, beds, stove, table, three-beds, ; chairs. . 2240 N. 4th. - Ryati. 27ol4 FOR RENTr NEW. MODERN 5 BUNGA . low, $a5;ual ,7 jwtB. Jiouse,-elose in, i $35. WoodV 841, State SU 27olJ FOR RENT, NEW-FOUR ROOM HOUSE; modern..- built-in!, ..breakfast ; nook, bssement. furnace. garage, cement . walks, 1330.. Madison, ' near North ! Capitol. Phone 50-R. 27-oU FOR RENT Farms 20 FOR RENT TWO GOOD FARMS." F L. Wood, ,341 State St. 29ol8 I HAVE SEVERAL IRRIGATED FA1M8 for rent: F. E, Thomaeon, 7mraer, Ore., Phone 8XX. . 29sltl LARGE. GRAIN AND STOCK RANCH ! for rent. Call at 1223 South 12th St.. Salem. 29-014 SWAPS S3 a. WANTED FLOUR USERS TO BRING I their wheat to Pratum Flour Mill and ' get in exchange 40 lbs. of, tha best ' flour. Paved road to Pratum. Mill running all the time. Wm. B. MeOsll Ister. - - - 39-8tf W ANTJaOJlllsceiDsneous 35 FURNITURE PACKING- FOR SHIP I nienta. Gidse-Power nrnitura Co. HIGHEST ' PTOCrSPAro FOB ? USED ; stoves, tools, furniture. - Btiff'a Used : Gooda. Dept, apposite court house. -' . . j . - ' ' 35m22tl BAND . AND V ORCHESTRA INSTRU ' menta repaired. Duke's Musical Ia . strument Repair Shop. 'Room 8, Me ; Cornacav Bldg., over Miller's. Phone !, 2215. , . ' -V.." f -; . SSol2 CASH PAID "TOR . FALS3 TEETH j denUl gold, platinum and discarded 1 jewelry. Hoke -Smelting and Refinery j Co. Otsego, Michigan. ' 85j23 WANTED- PRIVATE MONEY" FOB j. farm loans. ,;- Wa- have several applica tions oa hand. tHawkina ft i Roberta Inc, 205 Oregon Bldg. 85dl4a WOODRY THE AUCTIONEER,. BUY saed furniture for cash. Phone 51L . i - - ' - - $5aH FOR SALS 87 C MELODY GOLD SAXOPHONE, PER ! feet condition.- Sacrifice $125. 357 State. . 37oll WILD MALLARD DECOY DUCES5 .-Flake's Petland, 273 SUta. 3T-S0ti HORSES AND SADDLE PONIES FOB ;.aale, 2645 Portland R4-, telephoae i 2169W. C. L. Reed. . 37-015 ALFALFA, GRAIN, HAY, TIMOTHY, Oats, Barley and wheat, guaranteed i quality, prompt shipment. - Prices upon :' application. Richard . Nymen, Walla . Walla, - Washington. - . 37011 FORDSON, J lLOWS AND' Dl'SK F01 aale. J. S. Hiatt, Rt.-1, 63F15. . .. . - - . 37-o3d RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE 8" BY 8V4", . 50 receipt frm?in6oek,-ll cents pel v book, ar two-for 25-cente. 1 Sutesmss officv,2li oaift Coaasaereial SU' Sa - lem. ' 37f25U DOCTORS OPERATING CHAIR. 894 N, . Liberty. . 87sl9 FOR SALEABOUT 45 HEAD OF JAN uary top yew lambs.' One logging team - and 21 geese, at once. Phone King's - Valley v operator or write A. E. Rust, Airlie, Oregoo. ; 87-ell FIVE CpWS WILL '. FRESHEN ' THIS months for sale or trade for beef stock. Inquire at the- People's Market. Phone 994. .- - . $7-o6ft . Treepasa v Notices.', arte I4i9 'lsehes, prtnt4 pagood lCt-ounce esnvasa besr log, tha words,. "Katioe Is Hereby Giv ea. That Trespassing is Strictly Forbid - den -On. These Premwes Under Penalty ot ProaeeuSioav.'--- Price 15 each or 9 ' foa 25o. Stateeiaaa Pub. Co., Salem,' V Oregon;. .T ;s "-. 7atl SELL U9 TOUR I'SED FURNITURE H. L. BZ.it Farjutnre Co. ? Used Good Dept. Opposite court JhouSe.7J22tt i - . :. -a . .'. . i : - - FOR SALE REMINGTON TYFBWIHTEW CHKlr GREEN AND RIPE TOMATOES.' CALL 115ITS.." - :- - .. - ''--. ' S7O10- SPECIAL SUNDAY TRANSMISSION mix 15c lb; gas.. oil and. accessories. Wood Bros. 420 S. Commercial St. -. ... 7oll NEVER WORN, SUIT 40, EXTRA pants cost $85. Tan shoes 4, cost $10, for $30.00. 707'.B.t3th. S7oll SHAKES ' FORf SALE FTR8T CLASS yellow fir. Cheaper and better than shingles. TeP 115F3." " - STolS FOR SALE livestock 39 TRAINED LEWBLliYN , 265 N. 17. - BIRD -DOOR. 39ol4 COW FOR SALE Address 1387 N. Church. Tel. 1852 S. . 89ol3 VETERINARIAN DR. PATTERSON. Phoae 2253, Rt. X Box- 29, . 89j2tt FRED W. LANGS.' VETERDf ASIAN Office '420 S. Commercial, Phone 1199. Res. Phoae" 1668. 89m23tf $1000 TO $5000 YEARLY FROM CHIN-.' chilla, French, Silver, , Havana, and other .geauiae imported Far Rabbit, . Quick, easy profits. Guaranteed mar-' ket plaa. Big illustrated book, ' "Fur Rabbit' Farming" and full particular free. GOLDEN WEST FUR FARMS.. Box"N-417.Areadi.Calif. 5 89oll . , ; WOOD FOR SALE 43 DRY? MAPLE AND ASH WOOD $8.50 : cord. , Phone 721. . , v 43o20 FIR, 8 AWED OAK AND. APPLE WOOD. , . Phoae 58F12. . . 43o20 FOR-WOOD SAWING PHONE 1091. . 43N10 WOOD OF -ALL KINDS -FOR 8AUt John H, Scott. Phone 254 of 622 .. - - : 43s34 16-INCH. SLABW0OD ,PER LOAD, $271 18-inch 2nd fir per load, $3.75; 16 iach aid fir per. load, $4.50; 16-iaclt dry, . slab - wood,. $3.50 - per load.. Prompt delivery. Phone 13T. 43 al . BEST GRADE OF. .WOOD 4 ft. and 18 Inch, , Dry mill wood. 4 Oreea mill wood'. , -' . " Dry second" arowlh fir. Dry 4-ft. ash, faaple and ask. FRED E.. WELLS. Prompt delivery and reasoaable price, 280 South Churchy phone. JS4.' im6U 16-INCH OLD FUb-ECOND -GROWTH oak aad ash. .Phone 19F3. M. D. May. field. - , . .. .-'.. ' . j 43118U GOOD. OOAL-DRY WOOD PROMPT - DELIVERIES. HILLMAN . FUEL 0 O. TELEPHONE 1855.' ' 4329tt. :MISCKLTANE:OL7i- Bl FURNrtURH . repairing; . i SKjre..' v UPHOLSTERING AND. Giee Powers : lurnitnr' ' - ... - . 51s20tf M, B. SEAGROVE . FURNACE AND sheet metal . shop - moved to 081 Mill ,.:St. ; ..-,':... j 61a6tl -SALEM FUEL AND TRANSFER CO. . - ; 752 Trade 8t. "Wood, Goal, Briquets and Trsnsf er. Prices right, Service tha best. Dsy phones, 13 and 29, Night phoae 1606 Call as. .,-.. . 61s2tf ALASKAN 'BLUE FOXES AND SILVER Biaei-pups taken now are easily handled, quickly adapted to new homes,; Safe Delivery guaranteed. Do not sacrifice quality for price. Ref erencee, over 23 year period by six banks. ; JetT our .propositi a. Ciesry Bros; JPox , Farms (One of World's Largest, 4200 Acres), Seattle, Ask for Booklet A-l. - Sloll LOSTAND FOUND 53 LOST PURSE AT FAIR GROUND, containing seven bills. Return to : Statesman.1 Liberal reward. 53olt LOST FEMALE LUELLYN SETTER. . License No. 2390 Brooks Ave. after 6 ' p. m. "Reward. 53oll PERSONAL 05 MARRY IF LONELY JOIN "THE Suc cessful Correspondence Club." relisble. Descriptions free. Box 556, Oaklsnd, California. 55oll CHARMING YOUNG WIDOW WORTH $38,000 lonely, will marry. (Eva) B 1022, Wichita, Kansas. 55oll LEADING CLUB, LARGEST. MOST RE - liable for,- lonely, people, confidential descriptions free In' plain sesled ea : velope. Thousands Wealthy members. If sincere write. Established 20 years. Mrs. Matthews; Box 26, Oakland, Cal- fornia. . . . 55oll HTZZ TREATMENT . . FOR APPENDICITIS -"It-Is-WonderfuL" Free informatioa Address Hua Co.. Portland, Oregon. '' S5a16-192i MONEY TO LOAN B7 THE OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE Company will make immediate loans aa farms in Oregon. Reasonsble interest, no cost except small appraisal fee. If interested write immediately to I. O. Cunningham, 409 N. W. Bank Bldg., Portland!, tlregon. Home Office Red- reaeutativa here all next week. 5 7s 1 ltf - ' MORTGAGE LOANS ON .Residence and Business Property - Investigate our low cost easy payment plan. No commissions. PEKRINE ft MARSTERS 21Z Com. Club Bldg.- -- - -- - S7aSS4f BUSINESS OPPOltTUNTITES 81 A PAYING POSITION OPEN TO REP resentative of character. Take ordera shoes, hosiery, direct to wearer. Good income. Permanent. Write bow R. E. Clark, SUta Manager, 323 Mohawk - Bldg., Portland, .Ore. . oil The Best, Investment ; . ; Iii Salem Comer business "block, 90S feet on Front street- and 165 oa Chemeketa street, present rental value, $200 per month. Soeolofsky, 841 State ft. REAL ESTATES. 03 Own t Your V Home ; ' " - - .ST WHY! RENT LONGER WE HAVE 1 " homes from 2 to 8 rooms that can ' be i bought on terms like rent and at fair price. Many vacant. Beeke ft Hendricks. Heilig Bldg 189 N. High. ..... ) -, .. 63-7tf , : FOR SALE BY'OWNER, 8 ROOM 8EMI- modern plotlered house, - Lsrga eorner : lot. rsrspe and shade trees. Price .r $2750. Terms if desired. Call 1108 Leslie St, or telephone 1425-J. 6S-oll ' OWN YOUR OWN HOME I r The Instinct for a home is as natural -ia humanity as the instinct to mate. A young couple beginning fsmily life in their own home, secure at onca s back rround. aa anchorage. Children brought up in their own - home have the supreme advantage of a domestic sentiment thst is one of the" moat valuable of spiritual poassa sions. 1 Without their own house, there is an inescapable sense of being trans ients, of ha ving na firm . foundation for fsmily -life. :"J V ....-'.-.' -' ',.'.-' We Jiave several f inifd'nvi, a !fj and breakfast o3,.Kre v.4 - Jnt like rtnt.. 1' t rc:i salt:- 'at: