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Newspaper Page Textrfi rv ! By . j- Kufner-Myers Wedding - i RetV J. R. Buck oMiClAtld at the lmpfeasiTe ceremony wnlcn unlteJ Miss Elsie Kuf her. anil Mr. nir liam H. Myers In. marriage it I o'clock Tuesday motnjng at St. Joseph's Catiplic ' church Miss Kufner, is the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs; A. Knfner of near. Salem. Mr. Myers Is of Buy ton. :Tne young couple vera attended by MUi Ooidle Myers, aa mlt of honor, and- Joseph Domos&Jla as best nan.; Thei fcride was attrac tireiy atowned In white aatln-bak crop yrlth 4.oIla yell. ' 0,1- quelas 9! bride's rp&ea, '' ' . Mr." and 'Mrs. M,yeri WlU, make their home to $tayton. ' Report of 'State . A.A.U. W.-Meetina An Interesting'4 report " o t tJie etate'.meetlnj of the American sociation - Vnhrerslty Women , held : on - Saturday la CorvarUs la taken as folio v trow tbe pages, pt the Coitus, (lazeUf Tiwei: : ' That efforts' are .being" made in, Europe -to put schapls on'a more social and. democratic' basis' la "the belief of Dr.'H. D. Sheldon, dean o of the school of education. ft the " UnlTersUy; oJt Oecou. ' vhQ " ad dressed memtrs of the state con TenUon of the Ameticaa JUsoclat ? Best .totwe -fe "When baby Is constipated, has . wind-colic, feverish brealhl coated bngbe, or diarrhea, a half tea- spoonful of genuine "California plg' Syroo' ' promptly tuotes the Jjoisobs,"1 gases bile,' "soaring' food and waste right but. NeVer cramps or oxeracts. Babies LjT .de licious taste. " " - '' -l.'v..';:'. Ask your druggist lor genuine "California Fig j5jrupT Which has full directions for infants in arms, and children of : all ages. Plain Jy printed on bottle. . Mother! otj must say ."California'' or you may get-n Imitation -fig sytup-Aor. A Safe Irivitriesit. , . ... - v With1 Good Dividends 1 m.w Why You Should Buy This Stock 1 Our B n s i it e ss is ; fimly.stbUshed,1 YK rnanageg aita ; h regular and 4 1 . p$ndafcjc r ' ' 4 Pvidends paid by ,hetic first pj eactt .14.0 XLt h, , or qukr s ,terly.. . S Eiempt from State PetsoRal Property Tax., " --Dividends exempt irom xx onxai jr.ea era! IntomeTax. v. rj... v , . .... Portland . Portland :r- AU5EE1, hJne. 1C3 U09 .of ; l"nirerslty Women, In sesson here prajThe World war. has eansed tbj people of Europe to ?ny)hasie these funda mentls. . ' ' - , - t j, . Tweaty-seTe.n delegates were reejsteiedj Th only election ox the session wa that of Mrs. A. H. Cailin, lcMlnnTUle, made secre-tarx-tres'surer 'for three- yearsV Two, neff " committeef were ap- pointed by- Mia Moielle Hair, preaideiit of the Oregon state dlri sloa of X A? U W. MUs Emma; Gabriel, Portland, , was - appointed! chairman of. th v.ta.tulHlclty; commXtteje, anij Mrs; Q. t AJL4eu,' eman4 Mr$. Lola T.' Merwln, Portland, for the Wstory tet book 'SurVey'"' " "' 1 Miss Edith Carter Kuney, Jn-; structotJa . mode r.- -languages uonai conremion ox a. 4. u. w. a Ame&erdam,'- Holland, next jum mer Miss fealr announced.'1 ''Z Stndan materiala for. use of the member ot the. "A. A. ,U. W. was IX1 (X, national'- education secret tary. The material I9. made atail- a,ble thxouKh-a.27oq donation made lix" thol toikef flier : founda tion tot. the educational depart ment ti the a.Aum :)J' JMambera of .the Salem organi sation motoring down for' the ses sions, were; Mra. 4eor? e U. Aides,' Mrs. - Koy a.. ,K.tea.r . Mrts. Wm. Fordyce Fargo,' Mrs. F- O. Frank-Hn- -jfcji C A. Downs, Mrs. L. O. Clement, Mrs. George Hug, Mrs. W..JJ. Clarice Jdiaa Ueila Jatinapn, Dr. -,Wln8low, Miss McKay. Misa Amelia ".ea'ry,' rMls "Pfppy Isd Mlsa-ir-Cieri'R" -." .- . ' Daughter Born ' 'l. ' TIamo. -draft Win. o M (Helen-!- DeSkebacb)n 1 ' are 1 being felicitated npott the arrival or a danghter on Thursday, Noverrf- ber -S. The , little lady has been named Adele Louise.' Miss fierce, iri Hospital Miss, Margaret Pierce," daughter of A. N. Pierce, is recovering satis factorily frqm a 'majd, operation forppendUltfs'perfoVmed at the porraUis hospital last Friday. Miss Prerce'hai- been : ill a week or mote, before the operation , was performed -She ,1s a aophomore in home economics at O. A. C. Youna Married People's Club - The regular ' monthly dinner meeting of " the - Young ' Married People's club of the Tirst Presby terian church win-be .held at' the church Wednesday evening, .No vember li at 6 o'clock; V The time has been advanced from ,$:30 to f??1tt: oUef "that Our First Preferred Shayes Pay You 7.20 on Ypyj; jMongy Askyourself wfeere youcin find a, bet teT,,r:and; , " merit' for your money than to puk u; 1 and be sure of getting this high xat?fTHr I .ujtope.- Vf? pay dividends monthly or quarterly, We urge you nov to ipyestigate gur ;EasyPa3fTnent Plan under wjicfi $QVi receive 7 interest on your payments until you own the stock. ' , - I ShaixxlOO each, cash or on easy -ernBlOdownland 10 xrApnthly G4II aibur JiNyECTlNT DEPARTMENT ' 237;oth laberty Street Salem Electric Ppxver Co. Saleta Oregon City. ..-t; 1 rt u those who wish to attend other functions that evening will have plenty of time to do so. All young married people Who are members-or friends "ot ' the church are cordially invited to at tend,' Bring a cdVered 'dish and buttered rolls for the family Lutheran Aid Society Tne LAdies. Aid. society or me Christ Lutheran church vill meet Thursday afternoon at "the" home ofMrs. LT E "Barflck.lB77 High street. "Mrs. W. Brietzke Lwlll be assistant hostess OH People to Be Guests l Friday evening, November 13th, the Jason. Le6 'Epworta Xagae will be hosts to the old people of tha-lty-at a harvest home han quet. ' Clara - Jasper"- and Harrey Roses are general managers Of the affair. The girls of the' organisa tion win be hostesses to :ibe old gentlemen ' while the old ladles will be the guests ot the boys. Any( old person wishing" to go should call Mildred ' Drake, 1717. or Thoma. Atchefion, paator of the churchy Transportation will be provided bothVayial ' New Clubs Federated 'New clubs Just federated In the Oregon Tederatlofi'"of Woinen'a cubs. accoraing 10 me prestoeni, Mrs. saidie Orr-Dunbar, are: Pow- era Woman's . clubf Mrs. John, Kramer. -president;' Mrs James Lngston.seetary, and Aua-SlcXJVhl,Un(; Mr aadMrs. Will Hamil- Ne club (People of lhe Lakes h !.te.:Portmatb, " '.V'-T4""'. lort Klamath, Secretary. .'.V Z '"lory .''"s w..w Salem Arts' League will otet. thla evening w-ccftt .of. the holiday but will meet a week from today. November 18, in the clty library, y 41 4After "Dance Supper Party 1 - " .4i..''.-.'i.iit.li-: 1 , une 01 iue most aiiraciiTe suciut a f fairs 'of th e:' entire'' autumn sea son . was the1 forty-coyer supper party which .followed the regular dance of the Monday Night Danc ing club on. November 9. The dance "was enjoyed "In Derby Hall with the supper following in the Rose -room of; the Spa. -w r . w v.- Mr. and ,Mri C ,B: Webb, Mr. and .Mrs. TI S. Geer, and Mr. and Mrs.' T." H. Galloway ' were the hosts of the 'occasion Two long tables were arranged in the ban quet room, both: decorated beauti fully and In a -' similar way. A miniatnrev .fountain, - with- the water playing In silver .'streams Over tne statue, rising irom tne blue bowl which formed the base of the fixture, centered: f each f table; with tall . lightedVliavtap4 i4 ,iijH :?m: err. i as 'you7 - - f . 'r "Vancouver, Wash. - s ft .a r trrr -r n m vtm at 1 I Daughters of Veterans:-drill l practical 7 "o'clock.' Armory. n : . wwat iai ft ifu rTOjjic n i u if. Tlrsit Presbyterian cljnrch. Xl6a'(fi ly supper' o'clock f i; - Thursday -v ? ThTarsday- Thursday club, Mrs, William Mc- Call, Mrs: Wv A. Cusick and Mrs. C.v A-' Tarki hbs'tesseer MrirMc- Calls home. "10 "o'clock break fast. '.'- - y- i. Fancy work shower, Mrs. James T. Heenan, 352 H. Summer street, hostess. " For St. Joseph's' bazaar Ladles of the WRC. All-day meeting. Fairgrounds. Lutheran Aid society. Mrs. L. E. Barrick. 1677 S. High street. Friday Alfred" Holllns. Organ concert First i Methodist church; 8 o'clock. Harvest Home banquet, honor Inr old People of the city. Jason Lee Epworth League in charge Presbyterian ladies. Annual praise service, church parlors, at 2:30 o'clock. v L ... Saturday Salem Woman's club. Club house, ?:30 o'clock. er -used -effectively in cut. glass holders: " 'Thbse invited for the attractive 8UPper were: Dr. and Mrs. Grove C. Bellinger, Dr. and Mrs., PHU Newmyer, Dr. and Mrs. Roy liur- ton Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Myers, Dr; and Mrs; George R. Vehrs, Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Johnson, Mr; and Mrs. Walter J. Kirk, Mrand Mrs. Henry Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills, Mr. and Mrs. - waiter, u. g ,dIn Mr and Mrg w. D .y and Mra. Bliss H. Li. Darby, Mr. and Mr,s. John E. Tlmntiv X r ind M r. W- L- Mr anV M rs. Mar 0. Page. ' - d u iko ?age,VPr. od Mrsi'tTJ.' E. " Bates," Dr.-'-and -51 rs. Fj H. ,TUomps6iir and jf e Wats, M r. r- ' W(lhb " i-rSf??-w- -- DepartmeiMeehHeld .. "The flrsfmeetlnir' of a, Salem Woman's club group under -the new department regime adopted a month ago was held on: Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock lu the Pub lic library when the Institutions department of which Mrs. F. M. Erickson Is chairman assembled to har an informing talk by Dr. Grover C. Bellinger. Dr. Belling er stressed the great contrast be tween ' present-day methods of combating tuberculosis with the virtual helplessness of thirty years back. ' He told vividly of the sanl tariam at .Saranac Lake, New York, the greatest tuberculosis hospital In the world. His report was I optimistic in its trend and cited facts to assure the public of the gradual decrease of this dread disease through preventative mea sures. The meeting took the form ef an ingtrucUve round table dls- L,IRBnn . The following twenty-fie worn en make upthe. personnel" ci this 4 department: Mrs. P. M." Erickson, A Mrs. S. M. Endicott, Mrs. 'A. H.; .Moore, Mrs. R. K. Ohllng, Mrs. George R. Vehrs, Mrs. O. E. Price; Mrs, J. C. Nelson, Mr. J. M. Clif ford,; Mrs. Paul H .- Acton, Dr. Fannie Brown, Mrs. A. A. Under bill, Mrs. E. E. Elliot, Mrs. Ida F.' Shade Mrs. J. T. Whittle, Mrs. A. N. M.oores, Mrs- Edwin M. Holt nelt, Mrs. Earl H. Anderson, Mrs; E. J. Swafford, Mrs. J. D. Foley, Mrs. D. R. Ross, Mrs. J. M. Devers, Mrs. N. C. Kafoury, Mrs. Lura Cass French, and Mrs. Kay L Farmer. 's- - . . . .. Salem Women Attend Meetintr Y A numbe of Salem women .were in attendance at the state meeting ot the W oman's Home Mission- hry : societies in mid-Tear confer enca ' last1 week-end in Port Ian (J. i The sessions were held in " the First Methodist church' In Port- lano. Mrs. a.-- u. uojarnsieai ana Mrg-E, .T-.Barcu..represnteA tht teslie society ;HMrsvEtye Wright One Understmds .... M " 'r-I' ; " what we mean by "hdmelike funeral j " ! ttWfi 'B r-. t parlors" nfteraTisit,at our establish- j lis foVVWr '"". 4 '"i Wt menfc; There Is truly a comfortable, If ; . Hf3W "-"'s ' ; Vjv K5l homelike; atmosphere pervading , our ifs . , . '?rx ' w funeral rrlors that make ppe instantly at. eaise." . - l$L- ' ' f I i Ml Every provision has been made for. ; . f I. " the comfort and convenience of those . iM- v XC 1 f - . r who have need for our services in fit- rV i " Cyr ' v5, tin? out these funeral parlors.' No Ifg ' Sl! I Jl charge is made for their lise.1 ' . ' IfQ , ':- : s.; bSyt 1 'Jiidk rlL ' ' WEBB'S : MSMiaagi? !;-.'- y "Superior 56nca.&nvcc 5 pTTSTOirf :t i d' V 205 SaChurch areet Js - f lt5 ' a . - ! , Ni "Zy : -. IWZ ... . - Dunlap, Jason Lee ; and M ra. Swafford, MrBSlTatrtEt rtrrkhetnieriiiut Mrs. A." A. Underhl.U. the First church. On Saturday,-Mrs. J. H. Baker and M,rs.FJJrSelee were also Sot attendance.' ;-,: &3g$F Students -Visit at Home v Ms Clara Heater, a student at the Capital Business college, spent the . week end visiting with her parents at Stay ton.. . jlsf fettle Eberhart, attending the Capital Business college here, fislted her father in Sllverton Sat urday and Sunday, j' Daughters of the Nile An. interesting visitor in Salem on. Thursday will be Mrs: A. il. Averlll, queen of Lydica temple. Daughters ot the Nile, who will pay tier-official-. visit to the local chapter. "Mrs. Averlll will be ac companied by Mrs. Frank Sellars, recorder of lydica temple. The honor guests will be complimented with a 1:30 o'clock luncheon at the Gray Belle, after which they will be entertained at the home of Airs. George Dunsford, tea fol lowing the business meeting. f. Mrs. John R. Sites, president of the local Daughters of the Nile i club, will entertain both Mrs. Av erlll and Mrs. Sellars as her dn ner guests iu the evening. Harvest Home Tea Friday, November 20, is the day which the Methodist church has chosen for the ' annual Harvest Home tea. The affair will take place at the Old People's home. Contributions of canned fruits, jellies, and pickles are asked for. North Salem W. C.T.U. The North Salem WCTU will meet , Thursday" afternoon , at 2: 30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Mary 13. AVoxrtenr 2255' North Church street. .. : . . Birthday QehbratBd The meeting tjn; Monday after noon of the'north' section1 of the Woman's union. of. ihe First Con gregational church.'-was the occa aioB fer th;-eelebra,tfng in a most delightful manner the 84th birth- dav ot Josenhine Taylor. The af Lfair as all the more' delightful in that? it was a surprise to the hoflor guest. The rooms of the Clarke home. Mrs. W. D. Clarke being the hostess for the occasion, were attractive with bouquets of autumn flowers. The honor guest of the day -was presented with .a delicious birthday cake covered with ' tiny red candles. Mrs. W." C. Kantner presenting the cake ad giving the greetings from the 'union. The- ladies devoted the afternoon to needlework. At the refreshment hour Mrs. C- E Ward -assisted the hostess. . deeds at Children's Parm Home Are Voiced j Another boys' cottage is badly needed at tne (jnuarens f arm home, according to Mrs. Ada Wal- lafca Unruh., state W. C. T. U. of ficer, in direct charge of the home has been decided to"organizs a toys'. Building Farm Home League" and put all dues Into that fund. In addition the association is askinjt that all persons interest e4 in the Farm Home can contrib ute to tne Duuaing iuna. aiso b pfiea Is being broadcast for flow ed bulbs, which will be used to make the homes more attractive. '"It wa3 an inspiring sight on a recent visit to see the children of fcbie Farm Home 'housed in a new school building financed by a state appropriation," said Mrs. Unruh today.- "After the long months in which they have been crowded into wholly inadequate and Inconven ient quarters it is not at all strange that the splendid teachers are smiling their joy and that when the children were asked to voice their feelings that they near Yy 'raised the roof with a deafen ing roar. ' ;"With all the generosity of the stkte and of our friends we are still short of funds to complete aaa , equips the entire building Csh has been contributed! to l equip the three class rooms 1 Wrought to be sufficient for this year, the East Side Baptist church inkT CUTTCR'B tiKION NO. 180 Mm eond sad (aorta WmaMiT. OXPITAL. TTTOGBAPHIOaL TJSI05 HO, ' 210 Preidnt. Q. T. Inu; Meraury, H. O. Pi'.kraton. MsU mcobS Htar ; day, S :00 p. m. CAKPEKTER'S tTinOK KO. 1085 f -v f : a m JB SOW fVUIOfl. ATWISr lOCI r, prMident ; Wm. PetUt, secretary Lodge Foster THAT ERX All ORDER OT EAGL?. ml If. Willntt. 8c'y. TI. H89R. - ot Portland will- complete and be the center of all te social and Christian work of the Farm Home, and the good people of Roseburg are financing the domestic science room. Our numbers have Increased so rapidly, however, that we fipd ourselves obliged to complete an other class room even though funds are not In hand for the pur pose, the three being now so crowded that efficient work is im possible. i uere are on uie tuimrvn a farm Home grounds three girls cottages capable or housing 70 while the two boys' cottages will only shelter 45 boys. This made it necessary one day last week to refuse homes to four little boys within four hours. "In one family there were two boys, and two girls. To receive the girls from this family would mean the breaking of family ties with the probability that they would never be united in close family relations again. The cher ished. thought of the projectors of this home for dependent children wasj that so far a possible, fam iilearwith all the Tielpful ties es tablished when "H. set them to gether in families' should be kept intact. There are those outside of the W. C-. T. U. who hold this sacred. We, must have another boys' cotfafce; just &s soon as it can be erected.iv Corvallig Gazette- Times. Hal Hibbard Auxiliary Sixteen members of Hal Hibbard auxiliary were guests on Friday afternoon of Mrs. W. C. Brant at the Brant home at 494 S. Winter street for an enjoyatfle Bocial time, plans were made during the afternoon for the dinner which the auxiliary will give for Hal Hibbard camp on Monday,-Novem ber 16, at the Armory. Mrs. Les ler uavis or i'ortiana was a spe cial guest for the meeting. T'h rooms were beautifully decorated with chrysanthemums and mari golds. Quests From Spokane Mrs. H. H. Vandevort is enter talning as her house guests her sister. Mrs. Fred Harrill, and her niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs Harold Donene, all of Spokane who arrived here by motor Thurs day of last'.week. They plan to make a three weeks' visit in Sa lem. Mr. and Mrs. Vandevort and heir house guests are spending this week-end in Stayton as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Caspell. Mrs. Vandevort, Mrs. Harrill and! Mrs. Caspell are all sisters. J Standard Bearers Entertained A happy group of girls from the First Methodist church, compris ing the Standard Bearer company, were invited to a 6:$0 dinner last Friday by the Standard Bearers of Dallas, whose supervisor is Mrs. R. G, Balderee. Those in the five cars driven by Miss Beryl Holt, J. H. Baker, Charles Fessenden, T. T. Crozer and M. C. Williams, were Harriet Beckley, Naomi War ner, Dorothy Jay, Florence Em mons, Carl Hobbs, Helen Brelth aupt, Gladys Taylor Dorothy Tay lor, Doris Phenicie, B.ernice Wil liams, Carolyn Waterman, Merrill White, Eugenia Savage, Esther G a rdhe'r, J4agine Max well. Chrys-. talee Maxwell, JJoris Hoogerhyde, Viola Croret . Lorraine Robbins, mm. -7 r If PskUakW vry ralae (cxccDt Mea ts 7) M Balam, th csnitkl of OrcfOK. Local Rates ' For Classified Advertising DUy or 8ond7 t ttU pr vard' 5 Matt par word 8 eantt par irord r7M tUu. SIX tlVM- On montk, daily aa Sandsy 30 Mat par vord la v?ar to aarn ta nor taaa aaa tints tt, aTniein9X mut ns ia aoaaaentiva ianaa. M AA. takaa tat laaa Uaa t aaaaa. AAa. ram Saadar ONLT aaafd M (ut-iaet rat. AdvartiiwsMt (aieapt ParaaaaM aad Sikaattoa WinMa) vlTl ba takes erar tba Ultpaoa it tha adTartisa ia sabacrfbar to phona. Tha 6UttiBc will raeaWa adrar-tlaesant-' at any tint ? 4k day ar atfkl. Tj linrt jtropar elaiaiiiaa tioaa ada. ulu. ba ta ht or T p. at. T1I.IPH0S1 :t or 181 'Money to Loan On Real Eitata . (Qrer Lrdd A xmh Bak) BEFOBH TOO T.SAVE TOUB HOME Oft OAR HAVE IT Insured Properly Phone 16a Beche ft Xeadricka,' Heilig - KltUT.. I N. mrh Bt. 4-S-tf AUTOMOBILES SALEM AUTO- WRECKING CO. Wheel. Tire, Rime, Fender Half Price and Lea .. Parti (or all cars, cash for old ear. 1 403 B. Church Pnon 8lSp " ;. Ia3tf - 8CHEELER AUTO "WRECKING CO., will "bny yor eld car. Higheat caah prica tM. 1085 N. Oemmercial 8t. ljlgtf ATJTO REPAIRINQ GENERAL- REP AIRING. TIRES '- AND tab, aceeaaoriea r aad oil. MED--. LR-Jk LEB EN GOOD GARASR. Phona 664. Miller and 8. Omnaercial Bta. ' We apecialiie ia raeood.noaiaf motor. . . . 86t( .' ' . AUTO:TOPa ' -V' U SEE TJ8 FOH TCP AND PAINT WORK. C. 3. Hsll Auto Top ft Paint Shop. Rear fire department- -altf HEIiP WANTED Male 11 ELECTRIC WELDER WANTED. C. D. Oppn. 65 Milt St. PKone 372. llnll HELP WANTED Female 13 ADDRESSING ENVELOPES: EXPERI enee unnecessary.- Earn tl5-9- to $45.00 weekly during spare time at home.. Dignified work for iionest, gin cere ' persons ' ' Franklins Products . Corp. Jpt. , 1143 Blue Island Avenue, -Chir ago 13nll WANTED SCHOOL RIRL ; TO DO houae work for room and board. 960 N. 5th. i. - - 13nl2 SALESMEN 15 SALESMAN YOUNG MAN TO LEARN the sewing machine business. Will be instructed in house to bouse canyassing. Small salary and commission while learning.": An opportunity to - connect with a world wide organization and build o profitable and permanent buai- Tiesn Singer Scriif Machine Oo 519 c,n.rt Kt siom Ore iSaiTl PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPFPPPPPP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP , WANTED SALESMAN WITH CAR PP PP PP PP Listing and buyers tarnished. You show property listed by os to buyers iurnished by ns. Under- oar system you yrodnee steadily - from the start. - Un usual opportunity for advance ment t sales-managers posi tion. Oar cwa offices in Salem and Pcrtland. See Mr. Oaskill. AT ONCE. Parker Realty -Co. 409 U. S. Nat l Bank Bide. Cora' at State. - 15o23tf PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP WANTKL- Employment 1,9 WANTED 'SITUATION, BOOKKEEP- inic, full or part time. Reference. Phone .175, ask for Roy. . lnl3 FOR GARDEN PLOWIUG, BASEMENT ' ttiivinr ana team work, paoae 19F3 - 19ml4tf WOOL GOLF HOSE CHILDREN'S sport hose, knit to order. Saad knit- tlnr. Phone 177 8 -J. lBaSOtf FOR RENT 21 SEWING MACHINE8 TOR SALE OR rent. Stiff Used Furnitare Store, op posite conrt lioue.. . j s .u ? 21n37 PRINTED OARDS, SL7S U" BY 7 wording "For, Reat,V - price 10 eenU each. 8Utesmn, ...Buainesa, Olliee, on rronna uoor. - - FOR REST 'ROOJVHODSE2S. o-room nouse, . . - 7-room' house.- $43,- - New store builduif ) lease. Gertrnde J. M. Pare. - - -4 ... 21n5tf FOR REM -Apartments 23 ' - - - - NICE FURNISHED APARTMESTS, 363 APARTMENT FOR . RENT, 5 ROOMS Tel. 1825or eallat 161 N. 13th. 23nl7 Z-ROQM FURNISHED APARTMENT. Downstairs. 445 S. Winter. " 23nl3 4-ROOM - FUBNIsnED APARTMENT. -cone IWI W. -705 N. Wish. -23nl3 MODERN FURNISHED ONE AND TWO roomed apt., Marion Apts. 610-Com '1, St. : t- . . - 23n8tf FOR' RENT APARTMENTS, Commercial. " . -.-.-, 891 N. ' 23o30tf I PRINTED OARDS, BIZB I iJT . erordiiie. ,"Rnn4 to Rent', tiriea 16 eenta each Sjaiesinan Bnlis Ofiiea, " i .- IJonnle Zellar, Isabel HBtm, Bea- irice iiaxtg. anft Miss-Oraee" A i- i . - assistant, antj MrsrArA;Xe superrlsor. jWhilet the tables, soags. were sung. , and Standard fearer yela glran followed by an Qxpliaatioa, ivthijiar't ork, by MrS. A. tee;1 TeiuUirigi in a uienaiy ?liaaiejie between ' the two groups- in tne. auditorium of the church a short program of music by Dal las girls and songs by Salem girls, wim an interesting talk by Mrs inz, returned missionary, from China, and -echoes of the General executive now meeting. laa Kan sas city, by Mrs. A. A. Lee, closed a very enpoyable meeting. Birthilays Celebrated Mrs. .Walter H. Zosel and Mra Charles Ellrey were iolnt hostess IMdlJLa-. Y. VV. O. A. ROOMS, BREAKFAST AVD dinner, 3 S.tte -and fS7.5,- rrrrlN-B meals, ttem boated rooms, jots of jbot water, aad all hone privilege. 1'hoaa JdlS or call at 12S N. Liberty. -.'..a 15 JKOOM FOB RENT IN MODEKH HO MR "ro mocks Irom tat arau. AU eoareaieneaa. , Gvatlaaaaa prfmd, Plea Etvo rataraneaa and addres A, ' B car SUtMman. 25j28tf FOR KENT ROOM SUITABLE FOR ttodeata, with aleapiar porch pririlors. TiwthiBf modern. Refereare ure ra qairad. Addrcai room, ara Statasataa. ' 25i2tf FOIt KET Houncs 7 FOR RENT 5ROOKr BURNISHED Page, 42 N. 2?n7tf house. CFertruda J. M. Cottage. FOR KENT 6 ROOM MODKKV HOUSE. paved street, trace. Telephana 445-M. ' 27n5tl FOR RENT NEW MODERN TP TO date four-room bungalow, built-in, fur nace, front, and bark ponrhai, lL'2.00 a mouth, 20ti McCoy, l'hone M-R. ' - -: - ' ' - 27alS FOR RKST FURNISHED 5-ROOM bouses T-TtMjm' hotjO.-trelr-locatsd, roott house and lartr tract land. $20. 9 room house partly furnished, 2 a raee clof in, $35. Furnished Cat, private bath, garage, light, water, tele phone, $30; 3 rvuina unfurnished, light, water, $25 Room, pmate liatU, down town. $25. Grtrd. J. M. Pa(te. 2?a8t FOUR-ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE 154 Mtate. FOR RENT Farm 29 . I HATE SEVERAL IRRIGATED FARMS 'or rent. Jr. ta. - llOfflMOn, .tinUR Or.. Phone 6XX. t0gl4 SWAPS 83 I WANTED FLOUR USER'S TO BRINtJ their wheat to Pratum Flour Hill and ret in eichanj 40 lb, of the beU flour. Pared road to Pratum. MiU running all tha time. Wm. B. UeCall iter. - -- - asaBlt WANTEI MJscellaneoua 35 SAXA PHONE ' WAN TE D-W ILL-' PAT cash. Phone -1748-R. 25ol'4 WO0DRT THE AUCTIONEER BOTI tued inrnitiire lor eath. Phone 51L WANTEI ONK. USED FLAT TOP OF . fice desk. Plume 69C. 33a UV FURNITURE PACKING FOR SHIP- aoanta. Uieae-Powera SHuaitura Co. 3520U HIGHEST PRICES PAIS FOR USES rtOTea, tools, furniture. Stiff 'a Ua4 Good Depl, oppoait court house. ' 5m22tf CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH dental (old, platinua end discarded. Jewelry. Hoke Smelting and Refinery Co.. Otsero, Hiehieao. eSiS- WANTED PRIYATB MONET FOS, irm ioani. Wi have MTaral appllea lions on hand. Hawkins Robert Inn, Orecon Rl-y. Kftdl4fl. FOR SALE 37 FOR SALE- -LADIES- GRAY COAT SIZE 1541 S. High. ' 37nl3 42. $10. BUESCHER TRUMPET. MODEL ' like new, at about half price. Call at 292 X. Summer. Paul Levee. 37nll PRACTICALLY NEW PIANO FOR SALE.- iu k. it i union. 37nll FIVE COWS WILL FRESHEN THIS month, for aai or trade for beet stock, Inquire at the People! Market. Phot B9. 7-o6 nr, ,mn,.0 7Z I ""yvvo .m w Tarieuea at i&aiem. tnut union, 0 s U A,4 , FORD SON,' 2 FLOWS AND DISK VOX sate. - J. B. iiiatt, Rt. 1, S3F15. ! 7o8tl SELL US TOUB USED TURN IT U RE, n. U. Stiff ruraitare Co. Used Good Dept. Opposite Court house. S7m22ti FOR SALE OLD NEWBPAPERS. TES eenta a Dandle. . cnreniatioa department Oregon Statesman. 7kl RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE 8" BY 8". 60 receipt forms in book, 15 cents pet Book or two for 25 eenta. Statesman office, 215 Bouth Commercial Bt., Ba Ian. 87f25tf Trespass Notices, ae 14x0 IschaSj printed on food 10-ounee canrass beav Inj- tha words, "Notice Is Hereby Gi en That Trespassing is Strictly Forbid den On These Premises Under Penlt ot Prosecution." Price 15e each of for 25e. . Statesman Pah. Co- Salesa, Orexn. FOR SALE Live Stock W TWO GOOD COWS. ONE FRESH, ONE soon. Also some young pigs. 3rd house esst of Turner on parement. . 39nll FRED W. LANGE. VETERINARIAN utfic 420 B. Commercial. Phone 1198. Rmi. Ph-t la aftmantf ' WOOD FOR SALE 4$V;. 4-FOOT GREEN. SLAB, $3.90 PER CORA ' lo-in. dry mill, f4.50 per load, dry fir and oak. Phone 1879-W. 43nSt( WOOD ' OF ALL ' KINDS FOR SALE John H. Scott. ' Phona 354 or 622. ' 43n2 W-INCH 8LABW00D PER LOAD tS.TS, io-tnc& 2nd. iir per loaa, s.7: l men oia nr per ion a. -t.ju. t' romps delivery.' Tel.,213; res. 1637. 43n8t BEST GRADE 07 W00O 4 ft. and 10 inch. Dry mill -wood- i - Greea mill wood. , ' Dry second arrowth fir. Dry 4 tt." ash, and eek. FRED E. WELLS. Prompt delivery aad reaaoaab! Tri'a, S80 8ooth Church. Phone 1543. .mtf 18 INCH OLD FIRSEOOND GROWTH oak and ash. Phone lifi, X. I: May field. . 4aatf GOOD COAL--DRT WOOD PROMPT DELIVERIES. HILLMAN FUEL O O, TFXEPHONE 18S5. 4j90a . IJLTRY AXTJ EGGS 45 100 WHITE . LEGHORN PULLETS. 5 months old. 1.2S -each-. Call 1385 J. 7 45n6tf AVCTIOX SALES i 1 1 1 " ' J auction bale friday, not. ..13. 1:30 p. m. Located-4ne mile east' 01 North Capitol St on corner ot Park St. and Garden Road. Impaired 2 aere fam with U ioriUtura aad other personal property. Se lame- ad. for particulars. Ja. T. BelL owner, t. S. Woodry i 'the auctioneer of coarse. phone 511.' 47b13 M1SCELLAXEOU3 51 rURNTTURJB UPHOLSTERING AND repairinr. t)is-f owers jrarnirari Store. T glsjOlj O. B. SEAGROVB FURNACE AN1 sheet metal shop moved to 681 Mia 8k. . - t la6d SALEM rUEL AND TRANSFER CO, -1 '-. ' T63 Trade St. Wood, Coal, Briqnete ' end raasf er ; Price rifht. Service Ue hsas. Day phones. It aad 628. Nifht phone 10OA. , Call aa. -- - ' A - ' Ut . LOST A PTT FOCXTJ 53 stJL?.1 BLACK AND over : eyea, ; Jack." - Neat ScoMs Mills. r4.' ' -- Finder phone 433. Re ? )' r, v v - -.-, . -. . :: i Mr-,.- . .: - -t 1 . ' - '. ': " -' . t ' V; Continued ea page 7.) ' :.-,!- i.'e u .- - - o - i . Answers m- umuv w " I .'..-aaaaaaMaji i n , . i " . , ; .- - . ..2 K T . . . ,-- -t . - . W-