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Newspaper Page Textr6 . -ta- T7. 'I7.'A!umni'JU:et Salem teachers who are gradu-J a tea of Willamette nnlrersltjr will meet for a reunion luncheon- today at the Argo hotel. A jartieiSarly large number of 'Willamette onf- . . .. rersity , graduates are employed this year la the Salem Bchools. .1. A.' U. W.' Tea Today - T , ,Tbe '-regular, meeting-' oft-he" Amerfcan Association of Cnifargity Women w&lch will, take place this' afternoon In. tbe club bouse of Hie 3alem - Woman,: club on, iJprh' Cottage etreet.vwllt bV, in te loisa of a tea 'honoring a group 7bf)naV tr 6ns from" the Portland branch of th aasoclation. inthe-goupl will be tbe president of the branch Mrs. LT.'OIerwia. U-i?ri'J Mrs. .W. D.; Clark 19. chairman of th' t?oxnmittea. la, charge for to day, wh rie Mrsf a rtln.Fpresheti aa ba3, arranged the special music. At the tea hour Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney and " Mrs. Clarence W. . . .TODAY American ' Asatfctkiiou ofTJnI versltyj Women. Woman's club bbuse.SO o'clock. fea;! Rummage sale. - tidies, Aid-gv-ciety7l of ; the Jifethoijlst church. " Hughes' Building ori'Fer- ry streetw:f;;J V'"G WRC. -MeCornackv nail. !;..,. . CooJte4.: ood , aW WilUn Vorkers'.claas.SPs ticket .offlce; 184 N-Liberty streeuru ' . Rummage- sale.. SLi Joseph's auditorium, corner Chemeketa and Winter streets'. - . Monday Young. Women's Bible claaaMrs. C, A.; Park, teacherj City library: 7:30 o'clock, j ti ...,w 0 ,WKeh You Are To Move 2 'I Call-on us, for we Kave"pad covers for your: furniture and furniture movers. Ready We also tiandls ; Brpocler Stoves, - Furnace l ; Coals -and Diamond Briquettes Lurrher Transfer & atorag DOROTHY . TX4RNIT. VbuXC GET. . - ........ n ARoc.Tcrv por? f ,CATHiN-.SUiT UNCLE; BILLY ; . - VmmvaMaaaBM rv; i t.u : By'AUDREJBUNeBtPhone 106' Creen of Albany will,, fireside the urns. j An important, fcusiness "njeetlitg Will lake place preceding the re ception. --fc.-.,- - - -v. if Ontf of the" Sfist;fhterejB .tin z Vis- ttoris li- Salem hW--wek -was 3Ir. " tCarrte-- Xoisl; Dunnlagj.: of .-N"ew VorKcUyblaiUd.artbe.hQme t? l.ViAdift,-T.isriRberts. Auncheoa.waeld oh. Wednes day fji !helbom&.:;o t ' :, ed on Wed5esaaytornu.weX Ipr jthePrIs;cniacrgOnJ gue8VbUhedar"ilrslA;it Brown who VHOpendl-the' ''winter in. St. .jmu wuict, ,uij, ima jujh. RIPh JMathewThl'ra. wei-e" decked .with a. postof Jqtvj&ly low-, er s -d ahllas,, cosmos, zinnias ind1 martgollB. ZZ. ' .V- V: - ...li i:. Special arujeBta Ui the. group for the attofnoon.wape Sirs, w. R- King pi PortkiEulra". KUtielra rer, -ifrsi'6.,rp Bihopiand.1Mra W B," MotWAVthe tea boux the hqsteasv wfited Tby M rs'. W' B.vJUoi'L "'PreBidini" !at the urn's Lwere- UriSn jr Fry, : Sr., ' and Ir-ClAlr fimbej:s present for the afternoojiujrBreMr3i'F.rW. Steus- HoffMta.-Daa Fry. .Sr., Sfrs W. &iMptt;TMM. Ida BabcockMra. Lott7WalniJT8jiri B. NCralg,-Mrs; 8. S. East, Jtfrti'Carl ilVebb,; Mrs. Jf'Eppley and Mrs. A. L. Brown v- f iioi'orTirvb' South . , L . MfanMtfnj T.-ARaf fetT.'and L Mr. and Mrs. SUKozer 4ett yes lterday - ByotoBtor a tn-day trip Am JeJ' Vans and" Fleece-lined and' piano. 7 First e Co. ,MWfcw mU to n Francisco and other Cali fornia points. 5 "i ' ' " Brides-EUct Honored " FeW brides-elect in Salem naTe been feted wUh"uch enthusiasm as have Miss Margaret Griffith, Whose marriage to Mr. Bert "Ford will be an etent of today, and Miss Mary Jane Albert whose marriage to Ir, Asel o?f will be an event of next Wednesday . ' , Mrav DonaldrYouBg. Mrs. Lewis Griffith," Miss - Margaret Rodgers. Mias Clara Patterson, Miss Jose- pbioe Baum gartner and Miss Max- IC8 iiuren, as weu a.z oiaer3,.nave all entertained ' either separately or Jointly fQrttbese two popular members of' the ybnnger set. . The - mo3t Tecent hostess pa LMIss Buren, who entertained on, Thursday for; Miss Griffith "and Miss Albert at the Bnren home oat Court street. zinnias and asters gfive A pleasing decorative note in the room's 'Where11 bridge was in play. ; the high score of the after noon went to Mrs. Lewis Griffith. At the tea-hour the honor guests were showered with , appropriate bridal -gifts. Miss- Buren was as sstedlby'Miss" Josepttine and Miis Lenta Baumgartner. j In Thursday's guest group were Miss Margaret-Griffith -Miss Mary Jane Albert. Mrs. Donald Young, Mrs. Frederick - Deckebach, -Miss Lenta Baumgartner, -Miss Jose phine Baumgartner, Mrs Joseph HJ Albert, Mrs. F. Griffith. Miss Lucille. Ross(-Mrs. JUchard Slater, Mlas Dorothy Pearce Mrs. Lewis '' Griffith, t Miss Florence Cartwright.i.MIsa; Margaret- Rodg- ers, Misa. Dorothy Patterson, liss Eva 'Roberts., 'Miss Isabella Jroi san and 'Mrs. Warren F. Powers. Rummage Sale Today 4 Mrs. Frank Jaskoski and Mrs. Ray ttartman will be in charge of the jujnmiigeale today . at SU Joseph's auditorium, at the corner of Chemeketa and Winter streets. Sweet Briar Club Meets " The opening meeting for the season of ihe Sweet Briar club was held on "Wednesday afternoon at the home of ' Mrs. C. C. Chaffee. Officers for the year: were" elected at the time. "' Mrs. Ralph Allen was fleeted ' president of the. club" and Mrs.,Corydon Blodgett secretary treasurer. At the next meeting of the club, op October 21, Mrs. James Imlah win entertain. v :; .,. K . . ... The rpomsof, the,Chaf fee. home were; delightfully ' decorated on Wednesday with , bowls , of roses and : dahlias. "Refreshments were served -at - the --tea : hour. Mrs. Sarah. Patrick was a special guest for .the ; day. .Club members in the , group . included Mrs. Lou Grote, Mrs. Ed Pratt, Mrs. Wil liam McCall, Mrs. Ralph Allen. Mrs. " W. C. Franklin. Mrs, Karl Kugel, fMrs. James imlah, yrs. 01enn Adams, Miss Nellie Taylor. Mrs. E, O. Moll and. the, hostess, Mrs. C. C. Chaffee. Trip to Southern Oregon f Mr and"Mrsr w: E' Burns and little . daughter. . Ann . ReedJ, left yesterday, by motor . for :a week end trjp into southern Cfrgon. Mr.; and. Mra Burns went first to Roseburg and thence to the Burns' ranch beyond. .They will return hdme Sunday evening. Veddmg,in.Silverton. A pretty home wedding was sol emnized Wednesday afternoon at 1 1-:30 o'clock 'when Miss Gladys ;. THE KAN. Cl I Qooo BYE ) ' i s - ? a--J i ' ' r Seversoni the'daughter of ilr. and Mrs. 'Hans Severson, was married to- Clarence Sebo. th s6n of Qi Kt'Sebo. ' The Rev. srLIndseth of St.- JotmVthnreh, Sitverton.'r'ead the ring ceremony. - -Tbe Sa'versori1' home- on Chorrcbri street was beautifully decorated for the occasion, profusion of rosea," isiers; carnations and sweet peas being used in shades of pink and white. The trSde, gowned in a tan going-away costume, came in on .the. arm..of her father whjlej Miss Sylvia Naa played the wedding- mareh- She was met at the hnproviaed altar between the liv ing rooms' by Mr. Sebo. - - They were unattended.. ) Following the ceremony a lunch eon waa sepved at which Mrs: D. Ingebretsbn presided.. Immedi ately after the luncheon Mr. and Mrs. .Sebo left for a week's wed ding trip after which they will be at home on the Sebo farm in the Waldo hills. . Mr. Sebo la' a graduate. of Ore- -gon Agricultural college, where he was a member of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity Merry1 Makers Club Members of the Merry Makers' club were delightfully' entertained 6h Wednesday at the home of Mrs I. Irwin Persons. Deep red chry santhemums were used in Taskets about" the rooms. . Those.. enjoying the afternoon together were Mrs. ' Joseph Botts. Mrs. William Butte, Mrs. Chris topher Butte, Mrs. , Roy Smith. Mrs. Lawrence Bach. Mrs, Fred Peterson, Mrs. Harvey Peterson, Mrs. George Fellers. Mrs. E. T. Moffit and the hostess, .Mrs. Irwin Persons. - At the next meeting of trie club Kirs. - Fred Peterson will be hos tess, entertaining- at her home. 553 N.; iith street . Anniversary Surprise - On Wednesday evening Mrand Mrs. Ed B.'Keene' were, very pleas anUy surprised bjrtembecs of the B. E. clu.b, the:occaion being their wedding anniversary. Five hun dred was the diversion of the eve ning, five' tables being in - play. Mrs.- Jepsen read, an "Ode to the Newly-weds," and presented Mr. and Mrs. Keene with a beautiful silver vase, the gift from the club. At a , late hour refreshments of cke and coffee were gerved. Those present were Mr, and Mrs. Charles Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Towhsend, Air. and Mrs. Ed Fan drich, Mr. and Mrs. D. t. Olm sted, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Turner: Mr; and Mrs. Carl Jepsen, Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. E. C Crawford, Mrs. .Znren, Miss Claudia Townsend, Miss La Velle Keene, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keene.- - Special Music Sunday . . Three' sisters of Indian, descf the Misses 3ernice, Henrietta and Wfiiamette Blakeslee,' will play a group of violin ' and piano hum-;;! bers at the First Christian fhurclt Sunday evening. - vt- fContlnned on yrn S Silverton SILVERTON". Ore., Oct. 16. t Special) .Trinity and St. Johu'aJMrs. Sebo left for a week, as wed congregations " at' Silverton will unite according to the reports re ceived from the quarterly business meetings held by both congrega-1 tions at their, respective churcheH Wednesday night. "For sometime the 'question of uniting, these two churches has been discussed. It was decided that this was the proper thing to do as both church es belong to the same synod. Com mittees '"were appointed from each congregation to act together on the; question. A' report was drawn up suggesting" the " union of the LITTLE GIRL, oro. LOUISE E. AM ORCAKi CRiMOER ARooMO HERE? TS1 1 . T' I y Union tRoster ! MtAT CtTTTKR-'fl . UN101T 0. . 280 Preiident W.iB,, Mulbura; McrsUry, -Robart Pe4 :t.t:;.. r . - CAPITAL TYPOSSAPHICAli UKIOS 0. .210 PrMidant. U. r. Enntt ueretwy, i H. D. J'llkentom. 'KkU cnl Btar- l ar, s-0 pm- I . -i i ' CARPENTER'S TJSJOHfKO. 105 JkeeU Thur. TeniMi. i Arthur Tnek r, president; Wm. Pettit,"' aeeretarr, iSklllM nHshsDi famished. Pk 179, rilATIKWAIi ORDE OP lAtaLJ?. rr WJiusday. Kraternitr Hall , M WWett. Sec'y. ... TtJ. S89R. two congregations and submitted before each Wednesday night, in order to carry the vote had to be two thirds majority for. ' In the St. John's church the report car ried a vote of 42 for and 3 against. At Trinity church the report was rejected by a very large majoriy. The question " of holding both English and Norwegian services each Sunday was discussed in Trinity church but Was defeated, because this would Interfere with the Sunday school work. About 275 attend Sunday school regular ly. However, a change waa. made whereby services in the Norwegian language were confined to the first and third Sundays of tach month. Sunday evening services will be conducted in the English language at all times and will be held every Sunday evening. ""Another matter sought up at this meeting was that of selecting a representative for the commun ity health council. Tbe. council asked that Trinity congregation fend such a representative. Miss Thea Jensen, a trained 'nurse was chosen to fill this position- At ' the business meeting at St. John's church no changes were made in the language. English and Norwegian service alternate every other Sunday. No service's are held on Sunday evening as the evening is given over to the Luther Leagues meetings. Mrs. Jasper Dullum will represent St. John's congregation, on the com munity health council. A pretty home wedding was solemnized; Wednesday at 1:30 p. m., . when ' Miss Gladys Severson. the; .daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Hans Severson, . wa.s married, to Clarence Sebo, the son of Mr. O. K. Sebo. Rev. S. Lindseth read iie;ring ceremony. The Severson .home on Church Street was beautifully decorated for the' occasion, a profusion of roses, asters, carnation and sweet peas being used in shades of pink ind white. The bride gowned ' in a tan going away, costume .came in m the arm of her father-wille LiHss Sylvia Naa played the.Wed- rng March. She was met at the improvised altar between the living rooms, by Mr. Sebo. They wereunattended. Following the ceremony a lunch eon was served at which Mrs. C Ingebretson presided. Immediat- Ifely after, the luncheon Mr. and $ing trip after which they will be at home on the Sebo farm in the f Waldo Hills. Mr. Sebo is a graduate of the Oregon Agricultural college where he was a member of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity. For sotoetime past visitors to Silverton have perhaps wondered why, when they asked to see the City hall, citizens of Silverton loofied sort of startled and -began to speak quickly of something else. most likely the city park which' WEL.U. THAT Polished ery morn hi (except W f Sy). at Blm, tka capital of Oteob- V- . s Local Rates I v For Classified Advertising Daily r Sunday 1 erati pr word 5 teiu par wor4 On timn ., Six tiraM. .8 eaata pr wora One month, daily sad Sunday 20 eeata pr word , la b?ier to ears ta mora that ana Jlma rata, rtrtaaaaiaat aut -ma I aonaaeotiTa ieanea. I ' K Ad. taka fox UmM ita SC casta. Ada. ru Suday ONLY eaa-sd at daa-timt rata. j , AdTrti$ssata (axeapt Paraaaali Aad BltnatloAa Waataa) win b taken over tba telephone if tha drartUar Is mbaeriber to phone. j , Tha Btateamaa will receive adrer-' ilieenti at any time of the daT r sifkt. To lonva, propa elaaaUioa' tioaa ada. oald be ! bcfiir 7 p. bv TZLT?HCK SS an 181 money to Loan On Real Etthta (Over Xrdd Buh' Bank) BEIORE too , I.2AVS xona OR CAB HA-S IT HOME Insured Prosse ty Phone: 161 Bclce ft HendricVi,, : Heilig Bids., 189 N. High St. -28-tt AUTOMOBHJ8 8ALEM AUTO WRECKING .CO. Wheals. Tires. Kiion, Fender -Half Fnce and' iMt j Farta for all can, cash, far o'd cart. 402 S. Church Pftooa 215D l3tf ... SCHEELER AUTO WBECK3NQ CO, will buy yoor old ear. HighaBt cath priea paid. 1085 N. Commercial St. ,.ljl3tf AUTO REPAIRING OEKXBAU jRBPAlRINO, vTIRESK i AND tub-, aceetniariea. saa -and oil. f MtD LKB A LBEN'GOOl GASAQE; Phone 564. . Miller and Si'' O.mmetxia! 8ts. We apeeializa in recondaioninf motors. saetf auto Tors . SEE CS Fn. TC? KI PAINT WORK. 0. j. Hull Auto Top & Paint Shop. Rar fire department. i S-al-6tf is really very nice. Si-lverton will no longer do this. ; la lacM, it is doubtful if visitors will be! given an opportunity to ask' to see the city hall before they are shown to it for Silverton ha a new city hall which was opened to the pub lic Wednesday evening The hail was beautifully decor ated with autumn flowers for the occasibn. Even the '.fire fhgine was presented with a large bou quet of flowers. It is- said that Ihe city officials were, busy ajl day getting ready for the epenihg. A club woman who had ,bttsiness in the.new library during this day reports that she even found one of the officials down on hia hand and,, knees cleaning off narks made by some one's shoes on the new floor. -1 Members of' the city council acted as the reception committee Wednesday night and showed the visitors about through the rooms. The hall is 44x55 feet and Was de signed by Charles RulLmaii, the city engineer. On the firstj floor are housed the fire department, the water department, the rjecord r and the police. In the basement are store rooms and the city jail. On the second floor are the en gineer's and the-mayor's ojff ices, the city council chamber arid he city library. The latter now con tains about 4000 books Mrs. Alice Kircher has. been chosen as librarian. The library willj open on Wednesdays ami Saturdays of each week. Col. E. Hofer pres- By Charles McAfanua I WonIdER Who CJELOMqTA ! . ilELP WANTED fal 11 WANTED AT STATE TUBKRCtTW)SI3 hospital, florist. - : YonBR man wtih aouie experwote preferred. Permanent '. position; Telephone 433. Ilo20 WANTED A SCHOOL OlRt TO HELP with ' housework. Call 898-M after 6 SALES3IEK 15 WANTED SALESMAN FOR PLANO department. Sherman Cltf ti Co., 244 North Hieh.-s ' - ' - lo!8 WANTED Employment .19 EXPERIENCED, utea poltioo. : STENOGRAPHER DE Aildres A35 Statesman. -. - j . 19otf WANTED ELECTRIC REPAIR WORK, tidod reference. . Box 14, Chemewa. ' ' - . - l!t17 FOr GARDEN PLOWINO. BASEMENT dieting and Kaza work, plione isre. i. a - - v.--. . - '19mltf WOO! GOL HOSB -'.CHILDREN'S port hose, knit to order. Hand Vnit tine. Phone lI7T8--J. ' -n - 19a30tf FOR RENT 21 FOR RKNT LAR0.K LIST OF HOUSES rinse, la. acbool, $15 tu $10 pec nuuUb. Child & Been tel. 540 State St, 21al7tf PRINTED CARDS, SIZE -14" BI JH wording; "For Rent," price 10 cents s each. ''Statesman Buiinesa Office, on '- rrmjnd floor. .-.--.-.- : - FOR RENT Apaitmenta 23 COZY APARTMENT FOR ADULTS. 565 8. Liberty. 23ol8 TWO ROOM APARTMENT CLOSE IN. 592 Jf. Summer. 23ol4tf URNISHED SLEEPING ROOM AND two room apartments, 444 S. liieh. - 3ol7 FOR RENTAPARTMENTS' Cammeraial. . .- t i--. 891 -N. - 23tl LAROE FLAT FOR-KENT 5 ROOMS and furnace. 937.5b Vacant October first. Becks St Uendrickc, Ueilig Bid?., 189 N. High St. 23k25tf PRINTED CARD 8 SIZB" 14" xT 7", wording, "jRooma to Rent,". -priew-e eenta each. . Statesman Ousinaaa OffxtfOj ' rround floor. FOR RENT Rooms 25 HEATED SLEEPING ROOM .WITH : hath. Closp in. (ientleman prefTred. Reasonable rent. Ttslpjihone 1762-J. '-'501S Fr;UNlSHKI ROOM home. Phone U85-W. IN MOLlEKN" 553 N. 13th. S'KJIS I)R REXT-flCE WARM ROOMWITH or without board. Horn privileces. Lady. 332 X. -Church. , 25ol8 A PLEASANT WARM ROOM' FOR OEN t If man. Close, in, . .Modern borne. . Meals if desired. 585 S. Commercial. 25o20 FOM RENT IIEATED SLEEPING rooms with . garage. Near Capitol. Gentlemen. Pkone 443-M. ' 25-o8tf ROOM FOR RENT IN MODERN HOME three blocki from atate housb. -All convenience. Gentleman preferred. Please gia referencea- and address A. B., care &tatcsiaeft. - 25j28tf FOR RENT ROOM- SUITABLE ' FOB ; students,- with -sleeping porch privileges. , Everything modern. - References' are re quired. Address roam, care Statesman. . v 5j2Rtf FOR RENT House 27 FOR RENT NEW.h MODERN BUNGA low, furnace, garage. Will give lease. . 1330 Madison,, near yorth Capital. Tel ephone 950R, - 27o20 ented the library board with 100 new boots for the opening "Wed nesday evening and it-i under stood that bie will become a regu lar contributor. .The Jibrary is sponsored by the Silverton Wo raan's'clob. The old city hall, which still stands on South Water street was built in 1$87 by. Sol Smith. The city jail Which stands along side of the old hall was built- much earlier and lor years occupied the corner where the Patty .Motor car company building, now is, r When the ball "was built the jail was moved to its present location. SILVERTON, Or,, Oct. 16 ( Special, j At" the .first-, meeting of Uie"year of 'the McLaughlin Parent-Teachers association officers were elected for 1925-26. These were: President", Jf eny AiijCndsbn; vice, presidents Miss - Gertrude Mandt; secretaryeasu'rjs'rf jtias Ruby Downs; corretvpoudent. Miss Ruby Downs'.. DVletJa'tes, were al so chosen" for the state. PTA con vention to be breld "at Portland, Those chosen were Otto Pari, and Henry Anundson. I' Mrs, Otto Dahi, Miss Qertrude Mandt. and . Miss Ruby Downs will "represent the as sociation at Stay ton. at. the county convention. The District Sunday school con vention will be held at the Metho dist tepiseopal "church Sunday: The piogrant o p given Includes tie fcllowlhc numbers; Instrumental music by the fMarquam Sunday school; reading ."by . John Judy; f elections . by. "Dad's 'Jiiarette" ; recitatlorr by .Vineent Xeal; .fcHno solos by Hddie Jdng and- Mrs t.-?orgi toA;jivl1)y '3i Kim ber, Y MCA. secretary. 1 " T - Danny. Grath, of Butte,'Monlana. has arrived'' at $ilTrton "and will ao as physical Instructor ,tor the Eagle aUiletie lui!H;iIip. jGrath I? a- well, known boxer.Ua, tne Ion tana country. havia?" defeated Jtos- coe Straniaglii,rf;PeTcy.t"Af alker. Johnnie . 'JluaaelL' 1 Torampr Cans, Patsie Herbert. Barney . Bennett, Uud Fischer, Potts Manly-, Charles Bugler, , dqring .hepast v year. Among therSjlverton boxers who are taking particu:ar , Interest are Conny llannanT'ny. JIayet,1 Iyan nnloy, Gene Matheny; and Buck Hi k3. . J Th& first . meeting 6t the Woni' an's ctu for this season was held fi,t the home of the president; Mrs. J, C. Morl?y. " IHrs.'Xj-ilS.JVKleln tprge.l cialrxaaa ;oty&9 , program cDTrtrhUur ouilineA the'eburae of ?572P2 followed daring the winter month. - snisitx-V FOR RENT-Hotise NEW MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE WIT earae. Call. 100a N. &th and E. ' 2 'it Oil FOR RENT LONO TIME FDHNISHED j nou&e,ttrtp lace, white tue Path, btnit- n. vo I arnace ; responsible party only. Reasonable rent. Garace. Call m . 1192 S. 16th St. riday afternoon. V i ' saturaay, sunoay. "JTolS FOR. RENT CLOSE IN. larfe 5 room flat. Furnace; modern, 37.50. Va cant at C66H Ferry. Also furnished 6. room house S35, and aereral smaller homes. . . BECKfi tc HENDRICKS Heilig Bldg, 189 N. High. , 27oUtf FOR RENT Farms 29 FOR RENT 110-ACRE IMPROVED farm. Sototofsky. 341 State. 20ol 8 ' I HAVE SEVERAL IRRIGATED FARM 8 i for rent. P. K, Taoouaoa On... Phone (XX. WANTED TO RKNT QOOO BtHlV AND BOARD FOR SINGER gytleasaB. within walking tnc. State faous, 4U t $V. Give full par ticulars. 844 Statesman. 31o2 GIRL DESIRES ROOM AND BOARD rflmwl - private family. . Ckiaa tin Phone 951. " 31olS SWAPS' ' S3 WANTED FLOUR USjtBSTO BRIKO tneir wbeat to 1'ratum lour Mill and get in exebange 0 C of tha best flour, raved -road to Pratum. Mill naming all- tha tima. Wm. B. McCIl-' iet. - -- - 83-9tf - WANTED Mlscettoneouj S3 . -u FURNITURE : PACKJNG -FOR SHIP-' menu, uieae-rowara - lusiiure UO.- ' , ... - t. , 85a20tl HIGHEST - PRICES PAID tOR CSD Moves, tools, furniture. Etuf Lm4 Goo da DepU, opposite eauVt bouse. S5ui2atf CASH PAIJ TOR - ' AL II,. TEETH cental goia, piattaun , anl. iaare Jewelry. Hoke fimeltiaf mil .Kefittery Co., Otaero,- Micaieatt- Lr. - aiiea WANTED , PRIVATE MOIgy . SOEk iana loans. . wa Bave aevarti applies- tiona on hand. Hawkias A Roberta ' Ine 205 Oreeon -Bide. . I B5dl4d VIOODRY THE AUCTIONEE1 BTJT1 tued farnitnra for cath. Pna S1L- l A, ft FOR SALE 87 HEATING STOVR FOR RALE. TEL. 1S92-M. 75ti 8. 12th 8t. ?18 fOK SAI.K KNOUISII SETTEH. PP. male. Registered, 18 men. old Oood worer. aim, roata , box pv '---,, lilR. APPLES FOR SALK AT 50 CENTS ER bu&hel. Pive . miles east of Sal the pen road. Route 6. Box 29. - en 66F13. Bring containers. ' S'l WILD MALLARD ' DECOY DOCK i'laka'e Patland, 273 Sute 37-ai FORDSON, 2 PLOWS AND "D7SK Fl saie. j. o. Juait.-itr.- l. C3M5. w --t ' 87-a DOCTORS OPERATING CHAIR. 504 Liberty. 3719l FIVE HXWS.WILIi i- FRESHEN THIS moni.i, tor aia or trade for beef stock. inqutra at the People s Market. Phom 894. 87-o6ft Trespasa Notices, ina - 14x9 inches, printed oa good 10-once amii bear ing- tha words, "Notic. Ja-Hereby Ht en Tnatr Traapaesing is Strictly ForbM den On These Premises Under PanaMy of ProeacBtion." . Prica I5e caeh or a for- 35e. Sutesman Pub. Oo- Salem, Oregon. . . " 87aU SELL US YOUR USED" FURNITURE, a. ax.ni furniture. Co. , Used Goodi Dept. Opposite court house. 37m22tl FOR SALi: OLD NEWSPAPERS, TEN cent uunm. utreuation department Oregon Statesman. 37 RECEIPT BOOK8- 8IZE 3" BY U" v 50 receipt forma in book, 15 cents pj . book or two for S centa. Stateamaa office, 215 South Commercial St, 8a- '- lem. " ' -- irmM 1 . . FOR SALKLtvestock 9 Rea. Phone 1660.- . i : -f S9m23tf FOR SALEr-QNE . id'BoH aired by Oxford MajestL Faocy Beau: h.' d ' hating . a . butttf ,t .io,4.0l 640 lbs. in one year. ror. further in-' formation write to OhleolR. Stout? Tu. "cr en- . 39oll VETERINARIAN r-DR.J WTTERSOn" JPbone 2253. Rt Bot . 89jStf ' ..WOOD FOR DRY MAPLE . AND ASH Drfa,5r- cord, r Phon. 71.. - a 43o20 FIR, t SAWED OAK AND APLE WOOD. ' a uuue doei4. 4... - . 43o20" FOR WOOD SAWING PHO 1091. - r- 43NI0 ' WOOr -.n at.t.i trrvna . SALE John H. Scott. Pbone 854 622. . 43s3l GET t YOUR - WOOD NO year 'a second growth fir S6 THIS Blirar- ea in naiem. :r i BECKE HENDRIC Heilig Bldg., 189 N, High. 43olltf 1j6-INCH SLABWOOD PER LOJ 2.75, i 16-inch 2nd fir ner load. f inch: old fir per load; 94.50; 1 - S-inek nry, a la o--' wood, fs.60 ; pi i-Ioadr rrrompi oeiiTery. xei as is; 1637. 13tf BEST GRADE OF WOOD ' t fk SDil inco. ? -DiT null wood. r " Craaa tailUwooiL" t '. Dry eoand rawtlt fir, . l Dry 4-ft. aah; napla n4 FRED E. 'WELLS. ! Prompt daliTery and reasonwbla i 380 Booth Churoo. Phoaa 1542. 16-INCH OLD FIBi-rfiEOOND G-RO mi and ash. Phone 19F3. iL. D. .field. - . - - - , 43fl GOOD COAIDRY WOOD ' . PROMPT DELIVERIES." ' HILLMAN - FUEL OO. TELEPHQyE188.-! i 4JJ?I FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING ANl 1 repairing. Girse Powers Fnraitar Stern. - - r. i 6is2ew" H. B. . SEAGROVE. FURNACE ANl I sheet metal ahop - moreti to 681 Mill St. v- s 5la6d' 6ALIM FGEIr AND TRANSFER CO.- . 762 Tnada St. - vti-'- i Wood,-. CoaL Briqaeta -aod" Transer. i frieea right, Berr tea tha- beat. rDay I pfaones, 14 and 629, Night phono-1 80 6. flat! t,' ' - m.' .. 5la94.f LOST "4$ V FOUND 53 LOST TORTOISE SHELL . RIMMED . i'jMnee-nes tlaaaesyiTriinraday. afternoon. . Reward. . Mn. G. M; Browd, 1040 Ceo- . tar. ' ' 63ol8 : i-uroer, 1 I m w X ! 1" II III I il t I i u; -ft f I LJ fT 4si 1 i