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Newspaper Page TextZi SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 25. 1025 fi . TOR fiRF.fifYpJ sTATTsMan SAT.F.M. fiTHON . , , t SUCML f "V Continual frompatfs 2y " " . .. . - T . . "ItVa; ftny PlWh' Phelps,' iff." and lrs. J.-B. inrtcV MV. an Mi. S. C Badertseher Mr anS xJfrs". 1 WJ. Barhara. r. and Mrs. N. Rss ,Tniisse; Mr. and Mrs. If. Weaker, Mr and . Mrs; J. A Renningtori; Mr. and Mrs. Wm;: HSrTrnari, Mr. a and Mrs. Arthar Rt," MF. nnd .-Mrs. August HUCiker, Mr! and ;;Mr. eblea. Mr. and Mrs, O. N. Thompson. Mrs. Harriet Mont- .gomery, Mrs. 3," D, Cooler. Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs., Cecilia Larson, MrsT'E. A. Beach, Mrs. Burgess. t Mrs. Alice Burke. Jacob Vogt. S. P, WcCrackenr C. H. Montgom ery, Dorothy Badertscher. Helen , Rx, Hlen Wenger, Rath Burgess, Thelxna Jory-and Esther Tbomp- Two Affairs Given ::. V ! f "'-.The Kngei '.country home in Polk county, was the scene f two enjoyable affairs Thursday after noon 'and evening --when Mr. and Mr. Karl- Kugel enleTdBned "at bridge. Jn thtf afterno6n;:thiff- two guests were innted with the. prizes, going. -to -MrsP' A Eikw and' Mrswmi)b'iTrfe6nelir6t. Jr. or the evening - .Midge event. prizes ;were awarded', (a 'Mrs.'" Al '.Steiner and M, P Adattsv'? , Vj -r Mrs.- R. J; HeTadrieftahasid f-ssber h'use guest daring tlia t ptst week, MrsciarlA -Beck'of AtfroTsiir '"i- ' . --"i : - -f-- ' MacDowell Program 1 Announced "'' fCNot. only the program tomorrow i evening at 8: IS o'clock In Waller -Hall which the Salem MkcDdwell club will sDonsor. hiif alaothftV4- ' ception honoring ' th' associate 'members, .with the'' regular "ineniT bers as. hostesses. whieV wilt' 'foV Jow is being anticipated with con siderable interest in local musical Atrd toclar circles." " V ; Thel ftntireC program wElclT wlH .he given. In six groups' is" anhounc- ' ed", as, follows; . ,"' (a) . "To a Wild Rose. .MacDowel .(b),W!th Swe6t Lavendar"- Ao ; Mary 'Talraadge Headrick, ViclS . , , Vercler Holmrr. Violins . , j ... '. ' Dorcty Pea rce, piano. f I "f'heAiniTand Purpose; of- Mac '. Dowell Club's. Mrs; E. C Peets 1 pTesidCTJtTof the; Portland Mac DoweU ;dub." ; y.'yji- f V a )' J'imprWisiUon, . MacDowBil ''(bf RIgandon,V . . . JtMacDowen fyfC D. 1620 MacDowell r"' :r Dorothy PearceTf ,; j Va)"The Swan BeatrLow to the " Lily" t. .' .'V:. . r. .'.1,'Maepbwell Vbl" -LongAgp. Sweethearr Z ! . . Mine'f .' . . A-v A", MacDowell TrJataT Wenger ' Powers Z u . ' Josephine Bross, accompanist. ' (aV 'Scotch1 Poem . ; S MacDowell (bj Etud de Cottcertf (wt,awV.'l-f''r MacDowell ; .. . -in :t ;Dorotfay;Pearcevxf' v U sThT Beaming-EyrvW.v; J ,'. ' . ..n'r MacDoweH 1 ; (b) --"At Parting', . . : . MacDowell fc. MacDowell quartet :Ada.Miln' : ler Harris. ;Ruth Emery,. RidVi " dW, "- Blabche". ChamberlalaJ "Galloway, and Margaret H. f ; ''Rosecrans; Cc-L-" AX 'the receptioa ''-immediately following, Mrs, Phil . Newjneyer, jfresident of.lhe Salem MacDowell V- eWHi' Mn.- B; C." Teets, president : of the 4 Portland 'MacDowell club, andLgwest of honor;of thevealsg; Mrs, W.;E. Anderson, honorary president, of the ; -Salem., clttb. ,Rnd ; Mrs.Wafter Denton,- halrnian-if the program. committee, will form theline to"" receive tho guests. All regular" members .wiltTart itf'the capactfy ot hostesses. . ; . ., . . "iThe. social cbmmiU.ee' appointed for the evening tncludeaVMri Gfo vef' C;J"Bellinger. chalcmant t Mrrf. Ji"Ctfrrie;iirs. Grant R; Bdnell, . Mrs. 3. E.Laws'diMrs.XSeorge Allen. : ' : n ener n nssocvxivm r vu "Queen Review NO. - 6," woman S Benefltr Association win celebrate ftie' tour Recorded their supreme Commander Bina' ; M. West, : as president ,of.the.iIayonal . Fraterr nal Insurance' Oangrss, the htfeh- WbiVliWCniUBPLEAD I a 1? FOR THEE PROTECTION " The movement "started fcy the State Feaerafidaof .WomSn's Mrbs to save "beautirttlrttee- aixrl ' con serve tne I bCente" hef ttty of." the stktel has botoe fruit- in many, di refitlons. : The last legislature en acted a ; under, wh.ich, the state ' highway ,c6inisls'0B:'lc'an" ac gifa'c. grbves.'or .bord6rs f trees along the sMt4s Wglrwaysor'can i ac&ulteManda i bij -which atep . grounds or parkings rel standing, or borders of tiatnral forest, along scenic ive bantajrr puchase or . condmnatiotL o( landT. Mrs A. ElUoi.of .the' Salem, .Women's club is ( chairman, of the.tate. federa tion, .forestry, committee., ana Mrs. y May TlUteige.n of , . the . .Sirvertoft ' Women's club is state chairman of, the" "Save the Beautiful. Trees movement. Under the leadership of Senator Charles "Hall of Marsh- - field steps are being taken to save . ta onlygreve- ot -redwoods -i la I .Oregon , In Curry, county'. .A.sur- "v-vey.andt report , to the hlarhwat Commission interested: . that , de partment of our state government ,ia preserving the beautiful fores- j try along the, state -highway be tween AlbaByajidCorvallla. The KiwaniSv clnb of the ; latter j city has named a committee ot : ten, each . eaemter to- look, after one mile of the road, on th river bank, in .Benton county, i The Kl- wanis. cojnmittee met with- c eotv dial response among the property. owners along the rlrer road knd wt-'iionor-tb' foe -ohtained-lii Pra terna societies. Mta. West has the distinction of helng the Irat womah elected to edch, aa off IceJ airs, juua v. ward, oi roruana, Stai- Commander wiU Represent Miss Yest .ate thi$ mpetiirg. . All members i'and rjenclir ajrgifttjited. Wednesday, 6ctoljer 2.jaC "8 :p? mT, in Fraternal . TemBj'rth Liberty, street. ,. .Vl : ; i i B V Mrs- Vaav Winkle-of Jefferson will bring -her orehfMtr aW of ybuag people to assist in the entertain ment. Choir Members Entertained J Dr. and Mral WVC. Kaatner entertained on Monday evening in their home honoring, membera of the. First Congregational ' chblr. Mrs. Kantner entertalflseacli year with " a . similar , dlnndr party. French marigolds ' formed an vat tractive centerpiece. In; tho living room, rose, white-aid' pink cos mos were used. - - - - The honor guests- tor --the., eve ning included .Mrs. Harry Harms, soprano; Mrs. John . J. "Roberts, Contralto: William McOtlchrist, Sr. enor$ Albert faille, -bass, and the pipe organiBT Mr. -Frank zinn. Luncheon in Portland r One of the most, delightful af- f ars- ra yesterday's sociat ' calen dar was" the ,e: o cwtk, laacheon In Portland at which Mrs. Roy F. Shields was "hostess entertaining for . the-.,pleasttre of - a , group of Sale rn matrons members of the Rapheterlanrclubc-whd , Motored dvwn 'for the da, and' fb club members woo' are now making their homes. - in Portland. The Shields' home on Maple, street in East Portland . was attractively decorated for the occasion with eosmpa atfd chryBanthmums, lovely; bowl of chrysanthemums forrafhg the Centerpiece on the luWheon: taWe. i JJCtet' In"vtbe afternoon Mrs Shields entertained with a 'delight ful second affair a tea compli- tawm&' : WnikWefte r Uhivefsltj alnmiiffe who";, are now TOrtland residents. In the Salem group motoring down for the luncheon were in eluded: Mrs. . Carle Abrams, Mrs. Grover C. Bellinger, Mr. Ronald Glover. Mrs. James Heltzel, Mrs. Cecil Hawley, Mrs. A. A. Siewart, Mrs. Guy O. Smith, Mrs. Ray Smith, Mrs. Lee Unruh, Mrs. F. L. Utter, Mrs. Elmo S. White, and Mrs. Otta J. Wilson. The four PoTtiand Rapheterians, including the hostess, Mrs. Shields, and who were guests at the luncheon, are Mrs. James West. Mrs. Guy Wood, and tMrs. Frank Reeves. Former Willamette University women, in addition, who were eri-1 tertained at. the tea hour Includ ed: Mrs. Carl Holllngsworth, Mrs. George Forbes; Mrs, f G. E. Me- Graw., Mrs. II: Bl Mulkey, Mrs. Chester Diamond, Mrs. C. B. Mar tin. Mrs. NeaT Zimmerman, Mrs. George ; Anderson MIss! " Ethel Casebere,- and Miss Nellie Case bere. " . J- ' ' liallbtce'en Luncheon ' One ot 3 the most charming of the, seasonal affairs, emphasizing the. Hallowe'en notlf. wis the r 1 o'clock -luncheon Friday at whici: Mrs'Loufa' Lachmund was the hostess. A color scheme of orange and. black predominated - on the table,., with' marigolds and. zinnias giving the floral note. Orange candles burned In crystal holders. Novel corsages In the ' orange abides were used as favors. Cov ers were, placed Tor Mrs. Dan-J. Fry, Jr.,- Mrs.' David Eyre, Mrs. George Dorcas. Mrs. Frederick Lkmpbrt,. rs. O. C. Locke, Mrs. Henry Meyers, Mrs.vJbhn; M6Nary, Mrs. ' George " Rodgers,' Mrs. Wil liam. Walton; Mrs. T. A-. Livesley; Mrs. T. C Smith, Jr Mrsj J J. Roberts and ' Mrs. 9'. W. Tbomp sdft;, : ; , , Yomarco Clvb Entertained r, Tha regular -meeting of the ifV)marco club of the Firpt .Metho dist- church' on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. B. Millard was somewhat. out of the ordinary in that It introduced a delightful miscellaneons shower honoring desire to cooperate -with the state Beautiful Trees committee to save not only. the trees nut preserve the river "bank. On Wed nesday this: wee a delegation of the Salem Chamber of Commerce attended the mid-week lunch of the Albany: Chamber fend secured the cooperation of that body ,- to save tine trees ' along the high way between Salem and Albany The', state highway' between , Eu gene,. CoTvallis Sd Salem, and alt the way to Portland-has great scenic beauty that, is a financial asset to property values and. de termines a large volume of tour ist travel north and south. With 'the hills. and - the orchards and heaatlf ul titles and towns . there la' not finer stretch1 ot highway developed 'inter urban heauty, and added to this great skylines , ot trees on each, side ot the paved highway;that the .Woman's clubs jwlth rare ind patriotic foresfg&t are . fieking. 5 to "i preserve.- The clulr-women, are very much'; en couraged t. Have "the i cooperation ? of the Salem, Albany, and Corval lis commercial and fraternal or- ganixations; The .Albany ? Cham ber decided ' to recognize, this vortt and win give a' special meet ing to. this worthy cause of sav ing century old. monarches j( the forest ftlongi tie .imted-blghways They, turttld- sot letrlBpVce!ni a hundred years and should not be chopped- 46 wn tor Jlre woodV ? Union Roster MEAT CUTTEB'8 UKIOS NO. 780 Meet eon 4. al (mirti WtMii. Pratideot W. E. Melbnrm; isertury, Eobtrt Pd. . CATITAli TtTOOiAI'HICAl rjHIOX HO. 210 Pridui, e. r. Svs; AretiT '1L J.' PUkutoa. ;- Maeti tMO&a Btar Cakpextbr'S tnnojf-; ko. io5 Maeta Thus, vrainc.' Arthnv Tuck er. pr4idDt: Wm. Pettit. leereutrr. Skilled w;h!ci foraUhad. PhTl 179" fBATKBKal. ORDER OT i.u7-. t rirr WtdnHUf. Fratenitr Hall. S. M.-Wtllett. 8eeT.- Tel. 889R. mi ii i i aB the daughter; of the hostess. Mi's, LStuart : Kibbe (Neva Millard) a recent bride. Mrs. Kibbe was made ; the recipient of a host : of attractive gifts during the; after noon. The Millard home was decorated with autumn flowers. At the tea hour, the hostess was assisted in the serving by her daughter. Miss Marguerita Mill ard. . . Members of the club present for the afternoon were: Mrs. C. A. Downs, Mrs. B. E. Sisaon, Mrs. J. H. Holt, Mrs. T. M. Hicks, Mrs Cecil Hawley, Mrs George. Ford Mrs. Charles Roblin, Mrs. D. H. Mv8her, Mrs. F. L. Utter Mrs. R'. F. DUlon,. Mrs. Harry Swafford Mrs. Grant Day, Mrs. Roy Sim mons, Mrs. J. D. Foley, Mrs Carle Abrams, Mrs. Walter Pennington Mrs! R. V. Hollenberg, Mrs. W. A. Marshall, Mrs. A. T. Woolpert, Mrs. Walter Minier. and the hos tess, Mrs. E. B. Millard. WRC Reception A reception sponsored by the Woman's Relief corps in honor of members of the GAR and the WRC who are 80 years or more Old .wlll.be given Thursday. Oct. 2Sr,at the bomn of Mrs, P. B Southwlck. .1079 Marion street; All members of the GAR and WRC are Invited. Music Teachers to Meet Salem- branch.' Oregon State Music Teachers' association, will meet a week from tomorrow rXrr rember 2 at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Churchill on North Wlter . street. Miss Lena Belle Tartar will have charge of the pro gram on the folk song. - Luncheon Successful Successful from every stand point was the luncheon yesterday at the Marion Hotel celebrating resident's Day and Honoring Mrs. Saidie Orr Dunbar, which was at tended by over 80 women from the Salem Woman's club, the Sa lem . Height-'s Woman's progres sive club, and' the Etokta club. Special ; musical . numbers were contributed by .Miss ,Helen Selig. vrolinist, withMiss Louise Find ley accompanlnfj. and ''bjr Mrs. Stanley -t Baylies,;', vocalist, ' with Miss Engstrom at the "piano. Mrs. W. D.' Clarke gave a very comprehensive, a very interesting and an altogether delightful re port of th county federation meet ing recently held in Hubbard. The main address, 'of the day was given by Mrs, Dunbar who talked of club work in such a way that it is probable that few women in Oregon could have done it bet ter. . - Interesting reports' relative to club wttrk were given by Mrs. T A. Elliott "Who spoke on- the Chrst mas Stamp seal; Mrs. T; S. Rob erts who introduced plans for Quest Day; and Mrs. Charles K. Spauldlng, who reported ton the progress of work in rlation to the salvage, shop. J Following the luncheon, Mrs Dunbar was a guest of the Institu tion's committee on a trip to the Tuberculosis Hospital. Sixteen DOROTHY OARNIT i ii .i t I i.' i ii Lodge Roster VAvIa'.Tt'ol'lTMttl'iJ, f'ATCHiN i fwKY Ht Got-, CtclL me"1 1 I l tUL THtRti li ( SVJlMMlM iS Al"! 1 1 ( So If TntV HAVE I ! I-, OMrmv" DA-SEOALU I IW FCR CLEAN j whA-TCHA v i . I OLIND 1AN OuCC Pu44 IcLtAAMVl ( X 0vE Mu POOl- V O j ) y f 1 J UNCLE. BILLY ' ' ' ' ' ' ". - " ! : " " 4 1 i : j '- , I i , dje rr gon atrtnun Pakliahsi vrr orates f xen stwa- asy at Bljn, t spUl t Orroa, Locil Rates For Classified' Advertising, Daily mt 8nadT pr ward aata 9t word Ob tiim Six-tiAM. Oaa KonU, a4 .30 cati par word Is o ara don thu iioM M-rwHiimwt nil rna U omaVQtiT imM. ho A, tokaa i )u Ca SI nta. iifcirca 8ma&ay eir4 at jisa-tiAa rata., AilvntlstSHita (axewat PMraaoala A4.eihutiM-Waet) VH b takaa over Uia telephoaa U tka advartiaat la a anbioriber to phona. - Tka 8tataamaa wkll iwlra advar t!aanta at ur tima f tka ij or atrat. "To insure proper -alaaaifiaa tioaa ada. aoii ba la bafera 7 aa. .., Tti)rrnwa sa a a ; . loney. to Loan On Ra Kttata (Over Lfrdd isnah Sank) . acyQBX too i.iav toitb.eomk OB CAB HaVX JT " Insured Properly Phone lCl Beck a HandrieVs, fteiUe Bldg 189 N. High St. 4-S841 . AUTOMOBUjES . 1 BALIM AUTO WRECKING ? CO. Wha-U. Tiraa, Riwa. feodara Half Price and Leaa Part for all eara. caab fur old eara. 402 8. Church Paoae 2158 l8tf 3CHEELEK AUTO WftECKlNtt CO. wlfl bar yonr old car. Highest eaah priea raid. tOH.1 N. OnrnmereUl Xt. IllS.tf AUTO REPAIRINQ )ENERAI REPAIRING, TIRES AND tub, aceeasoriea. aa and oil. MEI Li5R A lEBENGOOD GARAGE. Phona 564. Miller and S. Commercial Sta. We ieciaiiza in reconditioning motors. Sate AUTO TOFri US TC? t N'D PAINT "WORK. Hull Auto Tap Pain Shop. Rear fire department. 5-a1tf 11KU WANTED 31AI-44 1 1 A PAYING POSITION OPKN TO REP " resentative of character.' Take order Shoes-Hosiery direct to wearer, tiood income. Permanent. Write now ' R; K. ark. State .Manager, 325 Mohawk. bailding,. Portland, Oregon. 1 1 a"r. - - T MAN VANTEt (CITY OR COUNTRY) old established company will ' supply ' capital and start you -in your own per manent basiness selling necessities pro pie -most buy every day. ;. Experience unnecessary. Writa McConnon Hi Co., Factory 296, Winona, Minn. 110'Ji KELIABLLE MAN IX KVERY TOWN and city to distribute free samplt-s, advertising matter, etc. No selling. Ex - perience nnnecefsary. Outdoor work. Average pay $8.00 per day. Write -flniekly for contract. Supervisor. Colom be, 5153 North Clark St.. Chicago, in. 11025 club marons mae the trip.' At the hospital Lura Caas French gave a talk on the work in which she is engaged. , "Jlrs. Wm. Fordyce Fargo, pres ident of the Salem Woman's club., presided at the meeting' yesterday. Club Opens Season One of Salem's congenial clubs, for cards the Mid-Week", Bridge groups which meets: periodically club, was entertained at: the first meeting following tae summer re cess on Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.. F. Buckner. Mrs. S. S. East won the high score for the aftern'oon. Special guests playing were Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. Harry H. Belt. The club members include: Mrs. S. S. feast, Mrs. ,J. B. Iloi ford, Mrs. . W. Latlar, Mrs. G. E. Cashatt, Mrs. Cone, Mrs. D. X. Beechler, Mrs. E. F. Hoffne'll, and ?Mrs. W. F. Buckner. 1 At the next meeting of the club Mrs. East will be the hostess. HELP "WAITED Male 11 WANTEO BT OR SIKGLB MAN FOR irrtieral farm work.' Address Route 5, Bo 6- ' , : . lo28 HELP WANTED Female 13 MAKE S TO 98 1AILY. KO' EXKERI-.- ear ncekiary, introducing New Sani tary Step-in and : Protector. Amaaing seller, every woman wanta one. i I i Kreiuer Co.. 50t H. Jefferson St..'Ch' cago. 13025 ADDRESSING .ENVELOPES EXPKRl enee anneeesMrT. Earn $15.00 to $45 .OO weekly during- spare time at home. Dignified work for honest, sincere per . obs. Frauklvn Product a Corp., Lpt 4237, 1143 Blue Island Ave., Chicago. SALKSrEN 13 Salesman waxted for city work Necessary to h ate gome knowledge of- oroamenul stork. Call 216 Oregon - Bldg. Salem Nnrsery Company.. l.ro25 IP YOtI THINK IN TERMS Of $0000 the' first year writo u now. Strong line for retail stores. Nationally, adver tised. Xstabliehed concerm. Best season "how starting. Liberal week'r adTince to predHfer. Tki Cnvmental-Co., :1922 "EqcU. i ievelaml, O., Dept. 60s). I 15025 SCH06tlBOARI FALE8MT-N: 25.0S to 75.UU daily. Rest sales proposition ever 'offered rrhoolboards. Hugh 1 Nicholas, 4750 Sheridan, Chicago. , . . 15025 ADVERTISING RALKSXAX. fNCSTJAL opportahity to connect With line r;g nized at fastest KPowing in exclusive' art calendar, holiday greeting, direct ' mail - advertising, and novelty field. Exeluatve territory; attractive commis sion contract; real factory co-operation; permanent connection. Big fan season now on Write fully to J. M. Khon. The Blanc-hard Company, Aurora, Illinois. , 15025 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP ppppppppppppp ppppppppppprpppp pp PP WANTED PP SALESMAN WITH CAR PP PP Listings and borers furnished. PP You show property lifted by PP us to buyers furnished by us. PP Under our system you -produce PP steadily from the start. . t'u- PP usual opportunity for advance- PP meat to sales-managers posi- PP tion, Oor-own office in Saleuii PP and Portland. See Mr. Gaslcill.i PP AT ONCE. Parker Realty Co.! PP 409 V. 8. Nafl Bank Bide. PP pp PH PP PP PP PP PP PP PH PP PP PP. PP' Com-'l at State.' - - 15o23tf PP PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPI'P PPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPI'PPPPP AGfcNTS WAJV TED NEKI AN AGENT TO SELL MY CAV uics. mints and gum to aeairrs. I.al, proifts. Eaperience unneceaaary. ; Free samples. Writ today. 'iMilton Gordon. Cincinnati. - 17o2.r LIOHTMN'G STRANOK BATTERY t M ponnd. Charges discharged batteries instantly. Eliminates 1 old method en tirely. Gallon free to agents. Lightning Co., St, Paul, Minn. 17o25 INEXPERIENCED MAKING BiO MO.V t'Tj Our Stylish Guaranteed $3.93 and $4.95 shoes selling fast. Immediate inquiries invited for big expansion program. Style .Arch, Dept. SSS.i Cin cinnati. 17025 WAVTKI Hmpioyment 19 WOMAN WANTS WORK. COULD TAKE care of amsll dairy. Phono 95. 19o27 YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WANTS work on farm. Box 804, Hubbard, Oregw. i 19029 FOR- GARDEN PTjOWINO, BASEMENT digging and teaot work, phoaa 19F3. - 19ml4tf WOOI, GOLF HOSE CHILDREN'S sport hose, knit to order. Haad knit ting. Phona 1778-J- 19a30tf EXPERIENCED TYPIST AND GENER al offiee clerk wishes position, i Cnn give references. Care -509 Statesman. 19o25 FOR RENT 21 STORE SHELVES AND COUNTERS In, also partly , furnished house. Both $20.00. Address X43 care Oregon Statesman. . 2Io25 RENT 3-ROOM FURNISHED FLAT. Lease- 7-room house. Lease new store. Gertrude J. M. Page, 492 N. CottaBe. 21o23tt FOR RENT 5 ROOMS MODERN WITH furnace and garage. $35. Possession this week end. Also down town flat, furnace, $35. Becks & Hendricks, Ueiiig Bids.. 189 N. High. 21o22tf PRINTED CARDS, - SIZK14- BT fH" wording "For Rent," price 10 cents each. Statesman Buaineia Office, on ground floor. 120 ACRE FARM. 90 ACRES IN CUL tivation, 5 room house; good barn, chicken house and machine shed. ; Can be rented for a number ot years4 Lo cated between Shaw and Stayton. ! Tel ephone 70F21. 21o2B FOR TtENT Apartments 23 UNFURNISHED - room a. 1.00. 2073-R. APARTMENTS TWO 1835 Center., Tel. 2325 3 ROOM, NEATLY FURNISHED APART- mest. Furnace Keat. private oatn. oaa Court St.. Tel. 1057. 23o2T TWO ROOM APARTMENT CLOSE U. 592 N. Summer. , 23l4tr 5-ROOM APARTMENT. PHONE 1825 or cal 161 N. 13th. B3o2S FOR RENT APARTMENTS 891 N. Commercial. tSU FOR RENT: 4 rm. unfurnished apartment located first floor at 996 S. Commercial St., $15 per month. See W. H. ORABENHOBST t CO.. 275 -State St. 23o28 PRINTED CARDS. gIZB 14' 2T 7t4", wording, "Roonii to Rent.' price 10 centa each. Statesman Baalneaa Office, rrotind floor. FOll RENT Rooms 25 FOUR ROOMS NEWLV DONS OYER. Phone 1951-V." alter 5 p. ra. 705 N. KiKu. . 25O30 FOR RENT ABO CT 50 ROOMS; GOOD for apartment or roouivng bonne. Oc cupied now by the Commercial Hotel Call 586J. . 25o28 ROOM AND BOARD, MODERN CON venienees. Near Sta(e House. Phona 487-J. Inquire 940 Mill St. 25o30 3-ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFUR nished, with light and water, 412 N. 21st. 25o25 DESIRABLE ROOM CLOSE IN. PHONE 58.VW. Mrs. John Kirk, 404 S. High. 25031 FOR RENT HEATED SLEEPING rooms with garage. Near Capitol. Gentlemen. Phone 445 M. 2.VoSt( ROOM FOR RENT IN MODERN HOME three blocks front state bouse. All eonveniencea. Gentleman preferred. Please give refereneea and address .A. Ii.. care Statesman. 23j28tf FOR RENT ROOM SUITABLE FOB students, with sleeping porch privileges. Everything modern. Reference! are re quired. Address room, eara Statesman. 29j2tf FOR RENT HotLses 27 FOR KENT -8 ROOM MODERN $80; rmm modem, close to Ktate house J.V"i. 160 and 110 aire farms. SOCOLOFSKY, 41 State. 27o25 F.IGHT ROOM HOCSE,' JCST PAINTED, papered and new shades throughut. Also 'J room hone. good repair through, out. Phone 17F31. 2o28 FOR REST Farms 29 I HAVE SEVERAL IRRIGATED FARM! for rent. P. . Thomaaon, lurner. Ore., Phone 6 XX. 29al FOR RENT 1000 ACRES. .100 IN CUL tivation, balance pasture and wood land, 20 a-res in prunes, 40 milk cows on place also goats, hos and chickens, two dwellings, bams, silos, milk houses, mountain water piped to biuldings. , lo cated IVz miles west of Dallas. Ref erences required. Inquire of R. P. . Boise, Rreyman Block.. 29o5tf FARM FOR RENT 60 ACRES, 45 acres in cultivation, 15 acres 'pasture; rood honse, good dairy farm, stantiont for eight cows, stalls for four bourses; wood ithed, chicken house and otbet outbuildings. - Inquire for Mrs. J, F. Neal. One mile east of Marion, Ore., at the I. N. Cook place 29o27 SWATS S3 WANTED FLOUR USERS TO BRING ' their weat to .J'xatum Flour Mill and get in exchange 40 lbs. of tha best flour. Paved road to Pratum. Mill running " th tima. Wm. B. McCall ister. 83-o3tf WANTED Miscellaneous 35 WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWNER of farm or unimproved land for sale. O, K. Hawley. Baldwin, Wisconsin! 35025 ANYONE HAVING- TIMBER LAND FOB sale on Santiam river, address Rt. 1, Box 22, or telephone 56F21. 35o25 WOODRY THE AUCTIONEER BUY!, used furniture for cath. Phena 61L 85ati II. M. BUELIj 93F32. -PAINTER. PHOSS '35o28 FURNITURE PACKTNfJ FOR SHIP meats. Gieaa-Powera ?irnitnrs Co. 35s20tf HIGHEST -PRICES PAID FOR USED stoves, tools, fnrnitara. St if fa Used Good Dept., opposite court home. 8Sm22ti cash paid for yalss teeth dental gold, platinum and discarded jewelry. Hoke Smelting and Refinery Co.. Otsego. Michigan. 35j28 WANTED - PRIVATE MONEY ; FOB farnt loaas. -Wa have several applica tions ' n hand. Hawkins A Roberta Inc., 203. Oregon Bide. 85dl4d FOR SALE 37 HENS 60c EACH, TEL. 62F2. 37o25 1924 CORN ON COB 10 PER' TON. Phone 17F31. . 37o2S WILD MALLARD ECOY DUCKS FUka'a PetUnd. 27S State. 87-s30tl LARGE VICTROL.V WlTU RECORDS Will trade for woo.l. 4o0 Court Street. - 7o27 WHITE; SEWING MACHINE. $4.00. S7o25 FOR' SALE KRAUT, CABBAGE. ONE cent mt patch and ae and ' one-fourth cents delivered. Phone 81F13. 87o27 F0RD80N, 2 PLOWS AND DISK. F0I gale. J. S. Hiatt, Kt. 1, 63F15. . . ..'-"' 37 oSti ALFALFA, . GRAIN', HAY, TIMOTHY, oats, barley- and wheat, guarantetMl qnalitr, ' prompt shipment. Pnes upon application. Richard N'vman, Walia Walla. Washington. 37027 FIVE COWS WILL FRESHEN THI1 monta for aae or trade for beet stocky Inquire at tba People's Market. Pbom 994. 37-06 Trespass Notleea, a tie 14i9 lnchea printed oi good 10-ounue canvas bear jng tha words, "Notice It Hereby Giv en That Trespassing ia. Strictly Forbid den On, These Premises Under Penalt ot Proaacntion." Prica I5e each, or 2 1 f or 25e. EUtetmaa Pub.' Co., Balem, Oregon, ' 87ati SELL US YOUR USED FURNITURE i H: L. Stiff Furniture Co. Uaed Goodi Dept. Opposite court house. 37m22ti FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. TEN centa a bundle. Circulatiuu. department 'Oregon Statesman. 37tf RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE 3" BY 8V4". &0 receipt forma' in book, 15 cents pet book or two for 25 ceuts. . Statesmai office, 215 South Commercial St Sa lew 37f25t FOR SALE -Livestock 39 VFTERINAR-IAV DR. PATTERSON Phone 2253, Rt. 2. Bo 29. 89J2tf FOR SALE Ore Stock 39 TWO GOOD YOUNG FRESH COWS Heavy milkera, gentle. Delivered free. Third house east of Turner on pave ment. ' 39o28 FRED W. LANGE. VETERINARIAN Offiee 420 8. Commercial. Phone 1193. Rea. Phone 1666. 89m23tf $1,000 TO $5,000 YEARLY FROM CHIN chilla, Frencb Silver, Havana, and oth er genuine imported Fur Kabbits Uuick.' easv urofits. Guaranteed mar- Rabbit Farming" and full particulars free. Golden -West rur f arms. Ho: N-41T. Arcadia.- Califs 39Q2; WOOD FOR SALB 43 WOOD. OF AXJj John H. Scott. KINDS FOR. SALS Phone 254 or 622. 43n23 FOR WOOD SAWING PHONE 1091. - 43N10 16MNCH SLABWOOD PER LOAD $2.75, 16-ineh 2nd fir per load, $3.75; 13 inch bid fir per load, $4.50; 16-inck dry, alab - wood,-. $8.50 per load. Prompt delivery. Tel 2313; rei. 1637. - 43oltf BEST GRADE OF WOOD 4 ft and 18 inch.' : Dry mill wood. Green mill wood. Dry second wrowth f It. Dry 4-ft. ash, and oak. FRED E. WELLS. Prompt delivery -and reasonable priea, 280 South Church. Phona 1542. 43m6tl 10-INOH OLD FIRl SECOND GROWTH oak and ash. Phona 19F8. M. D. May., field. 43fl8t GOOD COAL-DRY WOOD PROMPT' DELIVERIES. HILLMAN FUEL - CO. " - TELEPHONE 1855. 4t3j29tJ AUCTION SALES At CRANDALL AND LYNN'S JERSEY HERD; AT AUCTION Salemj Oregon, Tuesday, October .27, 1925 . -Thirty head. A complete dispersal (ex cepting Imported Cows) heavy produc ing cowl and daughters from, thesa dams sired by outstanding bulla. Somt are of show quality. These cattle are the working . dairj herd of the producing kind, including those elosely, related to tha- world'a greatest Jerseys. . ' As herd of good profitable producer this- herd ranks with the best, Sate to ba held on farm near Salem. Follow the market road from the end of South 12th St. The catalog being prepared gives details.. Send for one. This is the Crandall and Lynn herd and will ba sold by L. B Crandall, Salem, . Oregon. .. ' .. Co!.. J, "W. Hughes, Auctioneer, .Forest Grove, Oregon t E. A. Rhoten, Sale Manager, Salem,. Oregon. . v 47o37 AUCTION SALES 47 AUCTION SALE THURSDAY, OCTO- ber 29, 1:30 p. m. Located a btoeaa . from end ot 12th ttreet . car line at Indian Hill Farm. PornUure of 10 room. thease .including .electric range, leetria washing aaachbae. dry wood, Iturse. chickens, farm implements, Buick car, tools, etc .. Terms cash. C. L. Davidson, owner. F: N. Woodry, auc tioneer. Phone 511. 47o28 MISCELLAXEOL'S . til ITRNTrCRE TJPHOLSTERINQ AND repairing. '- Stese-Powera Furniturs Store. 51s20d H. B. SEAGROVE FCRNAC8 AN1 sheet metal ahop morad to 681 Mitt St, Slafitl SALEM FUEL AND TRANSFER CO. 752 Trada St. Wood. CoaL BriqnaU and Traufer. Prices right, Hervica tha bast. Day phones. 13 and 529, Night phona 160. Call u . SltStf PERSONAL fi5 CHARMING YOUNG WIDOW WORTH tUrt.ooo lonely, will marry. (Eva) B 102', Wichita, Kansas. 45025 MARRY IF LONELY: JOIN "THB Successful Correspondence Club.' Re liable: Descriptions . free. Box 556, Oakland. California, 55025 HTZZ TREATMENT FOR APPENDICITIS "It-Is-Wonderfal." Free information Address Hixa Co4 Portland, Oregon. ' ' - . 65al-l2J 1 li 1 11 1 i MONEY TO LOAN 57 MONEY TO LOAN 5. F. L. WOOD. 34i State. 57o21tf MORTGAGE- LOANS OH Reside noe and Husiueaa Property Investigate pur' low cost easy payment plan. No commissions. PERRINE MA&STERS 212 Com. Club Bide 57s26d ABUNDANCE OP FUNDS TO LOAN ON improved Willamette, -valley farms M low rate and on long time. A. C. BHHRNHVEDT, Realtor Ixahs and Insurance 117 N Com l. St.. Saleai, Ore. 57o25tt MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY RESI denews, repayable like reut. Fundi available for residence building loans. A. C. BOHRXSTEDT, Realtor ' Ijoans and Insurance 147 N. Coml St., Salem. Ore, 57625tf THE. OCCIDENTAL LIFE NSURANCES Company wilt make immediate loans on farms ia Oregon. Reasonable interest, no cost except small appraisal f ee. i It interested writa immediately to I. C, Cunningham, 409 Nr W. Bank Bldg., Portland-, Oregon. Home Office Rap. reaentative here all Beat week. 57!ltf BUSINESS OPPORTTJNITIES 1 GROCERY STOCK IN GOOD LOCATION H5U. Grocery stock in good location in , Satcm $2.50o. Grocery stock and meat market in . best location in Salem, will" sell, reasonably. SOCOLOFSKY, 341 State. 1o2j The Best Investment In Salem Corner business block, 205 fast as Front ttreet and 165 on Chemekete street, present rental value, $200 per month. Socolofsky, 841 State St. 61a22tC BUSINESS PROPERTY: ' Brick building located on Commercial street. Price $11,500. See ns for bar gains. W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO. 275 State St.- 6lo27- REAL ESTATE 63 Own Your Home NEW 4-BOOM. BUNGALOW. 2 .FINE lots, $2000, easy terms. r 4 -room cottage and garage, $1550. . Furnished , Apt. house, 5 apts, $4000, $500 cash. bal. monthly. 5-room. houFf, N. Capitol St, $2100 easy . terms. . 4-room Bungalo-w and garage, $1700, $250 down, bal. terms. Fine close in 6 acres, suburban tract,, pared road, sacrifice 2250. . 2 good ranches for acreage. . Insurance City and Farm Loana. . PERRINE k MAR ST EES 212 Com. Club Bldg. 63o24tf FAIRMOUNT HILL CORNER EAST t Front doable lot with lots trees, $2000. Another excellent buy, Fairmount, at $950. BECKE ft HENDRICKS 189 JJ. High, Heilig. Bldg. 63ol8tf By Charles McManus 0