5 THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1925 i Malem I By Alpha Chi Omega Dinner - One of the season's delightful dinner affairs was jen joyed Monday eVenlng at the attractive new home of Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Cham bers at 260 North . Thirteenth Etreet when Mrs. Chambers, as sisted by Mrs. Ansley Bates, en tertained members of the Alpha Chi Omega alumnae association and the husbands of members at dinner Chrysanthemum and snapdragons centered- the two tables. After dinner four, tables Intimate Wearables Make Ideal Gifts ; Goods This Week The modern cannery should be an important part of every home ktichen. Food from the modern cannery is prepared from carefully selected products from orchard; dairy,- field and farm. It is cleaned and prepared with utmost care, seasoned by-teperts, cooked and canned .under rigidly sanitary conditions, in suring fresh wholesome and delicious food on the table of every home. . During this Canned Goods Week we are making a special inducement to lay in a supply by-giving freflr one can with every dozen purchased. You may select your-dpzen lots by taking three of a kind and selecting one can of an average price as the free can. . ; , ' " ' - Check the items you want and call us on the phone or -:; - ''?." " - it to the Store We feature American Club.JLibby's :.v, y . v - MFMlCrand Vegefebles V A. C. Golden Ban- or tarn Corn LOy Onarga' Country OA Gentleman. Corn... CUC Tender Sweet- Al Corn :..-V IOC Prince's Solid Pck. Ofj Tomatoes L-.htJ UJZ Libby's Solid Pack O Tomaioeg " C Grand: Island S. P. Tomatoes2 for.. Silverdale Stan- 1 CA dard Tomatoes IOC A. C. Early June g A. C. UttieOuuE OC pion Peas ODC Olney Supreme Premium Peas, 2 for v.. Floral 30c 45c 20c Peas ... Imported Belgium OA" Peas :-i-l..--.vUC ' Small Del Monte OA Peas, No. 1 Tins.... LJ C A. C. Cut Refugee or ' Beans mOC A. C. Refugee 30c Beans - A. C. Small Refu- OCJL gee Beans ...1....... OuC A. C: Tiny Refu gee; Beans ..... 40c All other items such as . . ROTH ---lobe e r Phones 1885-6-7 ; Social AUDREY BUNCH;Phonel06 of bridge, were la play. 're covers" at ? the ' sorority dinner were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Mon roe Gilbert, Mr. "and Mrs. Carl T. Pope, Mr. end Mrs. J. P. Smart, Rev. and Mrs. Martin Fereshetlan, Mr. and Mrs-Claude Steuslof U Mr. and. Mrs. Lewis -; D; Griffith, Miss Dorothea fiteusloff, Miss Majmi Victor, - Mtsa Grace Holt. Misa Loaie Williamson, Misa Amelia Babcock, Br.? ndv Mrs, Ansley Bates, and Mr. and Mrs. G. F, Chambers. F Intimate Friends In this department are numerous such articles that make the most pleasant gifts for. one to give to her real "honest to good ness friend." We would call your particular attention to our stocks of Brassiers made of Swamie cloth, 'Satins, Brocade and figured Satins beautifully trimmed in lace, braid and silken flowers. - 75 c to $1.25 And too -there are the Modart and War ners girdles of Brocades and Satins in bone and boneless models. $1.48to$5.00 Special prices on discontinued numbers of Modart and P. N. Corsets. -- $3.48 and$5.00 A. C. Green Lima 35c Beans . - A. C. Red Kidney OA Beans .....uaCiv,C Imported French yl A'JL Beans .4vC Libby's Asparagus "Tips,' &.... 1 45c Libby's Asparagus Tips, Small . . OCr Tins tdO- Libby's Salad Points -i.-. 35c Ubby'sLongSt'lk jrp Asparagus . ... C Libby's Spinach Libby's Kraut , Libby's Solid Pumpkin ".' ... A. C. Rosebud Van Camp's Ilomjny ; 25c 20c 20c 30c I5c 25c 30c P. S. Okra Sweet Potatoes FRUITS Libby's Peaches (halves) -.1...... Libby's Peaches; (sliced) ..... ... 35c 35c Clams, Oysters, Sardines, Soups, the one free with a dozen sale. GROCERY COMPANY - " - - 'XT- t'iiri'IJli No Thirty Day Credit Service Felicitations Received Mr. and Mrs. Robert C- Kinney of Astoria are receiving congratu lations orer the-arrival, of a little daughter on - Sunday, November 15. Mrs. Kinney Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Moores. Y. W. C. A. Make Plans v Extensive plans are being out lined by the.local YWCA for an unusually active winter under the competent leadership of the secre tary, MIbs Marian Wyman. Dur cut out this ad and bring . - - and Princess Libby's. Apricots Libby's Bartlett Pears Prince's White Label Peaches Prince's White Label Apricots Prince's White Label Fruit Salad Prince's White Label Grapes ...... Strawberries Red. Raspberries Blackberries 35c 45c 40c 40c 50c 35c 45 c 45c 30 c 30c Loganberries .'JL.. . GRAPE FRUIT ' . 30c 25d Dromedary Sealdheart PINEAPPLE Libby's Sliced , (Large can) .... Libby's Sliced Small flats ........ Libby's Grated No. 2 can .... Libby's Grated Small, flats ....... Rosedale Sliced 30 c 18c 25 c 15 c 25 c (Large can) Baked Beans, are all in charge for delivery log Miss Wyman's recent absence In. the east Mrs. J. C' Currie, the association house, mother; assumed able charge of the employment bureau in addiatoi to .filling the position of office manager which she now retains f orJthe tnorning honrs. .The entire YWCA eojte Includes a total of 16 rooms which are leased to residents of the, assocK ation. One-night visitors are ac commodated In rooms reserved for them. - t- Of particular interest among the girls are the classes which form through the , winter season. An? group of six or mora girls inter ested in forming a special class, along almost any linet whatsoever, are asked to fulfill such, a desire through the YWCA. The association also takes pleas ure In the acknowledgment of a number of recent gifts a comforter from the Naomi circle of the First Methodist church, and 'complete furnishings for a room from Mrs. Harry Hawkins. At a recent . meeting , of . the YWCA board, the resignation of Mrs. Frank Zinn was t ,a;cepted. This vacancy win be filled, at the December election which is being anticipated by the follpwjng nom inating committee, Mrs. John! H- Albert, Mrs. Mason Bishop, Mrs. E. E. Ling and Mrs, Alice McKel- vey. ' In conjunction with the YWCA work the Girl Reserve work is a matter of increasing interest. Miss Hollis Vick, in charge df this work ha3 already organized six clubs In the high schools and i making plans for a group meeting ef the six clubs at the YWCA bn Decern ber 1. : . Over the week-end 12 of the cabinet girls with their advisers. Miss Lina Heist - Miss Mildred Christenson and Miss Wyman held setting-up conference at the Joseph H. Albert., cabin at Meha ma. ' - Mrs. Phillips Is Hostess Delightful among a host of No vember bridge parties wag that of Saturday afternoon at which Mrs. W. L. Phillips was hostess for a congenial group. Mrs. Phillips was assisted by .Mrs. I. S. Mar shall. Bronze and yellow chry santhemums gave a delightful floral motif in the rooms. The guest group Included Mrs. William Busick, Miss. Zoe Stock-, ton, Mrs. Ted Chambers,-Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding, Mrs. B.'Max Page, Mrs. P. A. Elker, Mrs. Will Gricr, Mrs. L. S. Geer, Mrs. Carl Webb, Mrs. F- Gt Myers, Mrs. Charles Olson, Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. L. S. Marshall; Airs. Paul V. Johnson, Mrs. Guy L, RathUun and Mrs. Hal Pa,tton. Happy Dozen ""t Five Hundred" Club . .uw The Happy Dozen 500 club bad a most enjoyable evening' the home or Mr. an Mrs. Charle Bry-i ant last Saturday. The following members were present: Mf and Mrs. Harry Boles, Mr. andf Mrs, Arth ur Johnson , M r. and Mrs, Eu gene Dietz, Mrs. E. W. Kitchen, Miss Ruth Kitchen, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young and the uost,- Mr; and Mrs. Charles Bryant. High scores went to Mrs. Harry Young and Miss Kitchen. Low scores to Mrs. Eugene Dietz and Arthur Johnson. The club will meet again on November 28 at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boles. - Woman's Alliance The Woman's alliance or the Unitarian church will meet at 2: SO o'clock Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. P. Hamilton, 290 North Front street. Flans are be ing completed for the bazaar sale which the women will give on Sat urday, December 5- Past Matrons to Meet . The- Past Matrons' .association will meet on Friday eveninE at Mrs- Godfrey's, 4 Oi-North Liberty street. Cut8forthBooster i Nuptials , . . The nome of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cutsforth, 12 miles north of Sa- I'm ' sssMssaa Ssa - f(ssh-s t- t? A- IV t ir- I i ill Union Roster HEAT CUTTER'S TTXIOJI KO. 280 'Meet second, ana loortu weaneay. President " W. E. Melbum; secreUry, Bobert Pede. CAPITAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO. 210 PreieBl, tf. r. Erant; wwurr, H. D.- Pilkemton. Meets gecond Satur day, 3:00 p. m. CARPENTKRS USION NO. 1065 Meet Tbnra. ereninc. Artnor mer er, yreaWeat; Wu Pettit, aeeretary. Skilled meehaniea fnrniahed. Phone 179. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, meet ereiy Wednesday. Fraternity Hall, S. ii. WUlett. Se'y. Tel. 889-R. ' lem on the Pacific highway, was the scene on Sunday afternoon, November 15, of a wedding of un usual attractiveness when Mis Lucille Cuts forth became the bride of Mr. J. Howard Booster. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cutgforth, and the SOCIAI CALENDAR I i . . I. Today Woman's Foreign Missionary so ciety. Leslie Methodist church. Mrs. G. W. Moorhead, 425 Kear ney street, hostess. Business and professional Wom en's club. Chamber of Commerce rooms. S o'clock. AAUW literature class. Pro fessor E. C. Richards' home. Story Telling section of the Sa lem Arts' Leagne City library. Special business meeting. Ladies of the U. 3. Grant circle of the G. A. it. Armory Veterans of Foreign Wars ladies auxiliary. Mrs. B. S. Hamble, 395 N, 19th street, hostess, o'clock. Leisure Hour club. Mrs- yuHs S. Moore, 235 N. 15th street, hos tess. Salem Daughters ot Nile club. Masonic temple. Central circle. dies' Aid society, ey, 1005 North Jason Lee La Mrs. D- W. Dew Cottage street, hostess. Thursday Professor N. B. Zane's art class City library. 7:15 o'clock Willamette University Faculty Women's club. Professor Wood worth's home, 386 Bellevue street, with Mrs. S. B. Laughlln and Miss Winnlfred McGill, assisting hos tesses. Ladies' Aid society of the wom an's Relief CorpB. All day meet ing. Fairgrounds. Woman's Benefit association. Special meeting. McCornack hall. Priscilla club. Mrs. John B. Craig, hostess. Friday Royal Neighbors' Sewing, club, Mrs. Sarah Nelson, 765 North Twentieth street. ProL Paul Petri and Lillian Jeffreys Petri in concert. Aus pices of American Association of University Women. First Pres byterian church. Annual harvest home' festival. Old People's home, 1525 Center street, 2:30 to 5 o'clock. Salem Woman's club classes. Club house. Psychology and Know Your Town." Miss Cornelia Marvin's class in modern thought. City library. West Side circle, Jason Lee LAid society. Social meeting. Mr.s. Alfred Vick, 1495 N. Liberty street hostess. Woman's Alliance of the Uni tarian church- Mrs. C. F. Hamil ton, 290 X. Front street, hostess, 2:30 o'clock. Past Matrons' association. Mrs. Godfrey's, 405 N. Liberty street. Saturday Annual scholarship loan tea. A. A. U. W. Mrs. Claudius Thayer's Jioroe, Willamette Lodge, 256, N. Capitol street. Northwest poetry society. Mrs. Claudius Thayer hostess, at Wil lamette Lodge. Junior Guild bazaar. St. Paul's Parish house. Salem Grange homecoming. Hall, 10:30 o'clock. r. . i sW ' Lodge Roster The Safe Deposit Department Will Be Enlarged and More Modern Another improvement which will result from die alter ations now going: on here at the United States National wm De in ine oaie uepostt The most modern new vaults The 18-mch' walls, will be of concrete, hea vily , rein forced, with Tsteel and steel lined. There will be. many new satety deposit boxes in the new vaults, reserva tions.for which may be made atithe present time. , . .V. United States Natibhal Barilj: Salcin.'Orcgon r Or egoii' st ate sua a A, Q3ie Otttspn &tstttBOXi PnbHsbed eer morninr (exeeot Hon. day) at Salem, the capital of Oregon. Local Rates For Classified Advertising Dally or Sunday Onetime 2 cents per word Three time 5 cent per word Six timet 8 cent per word 1 mo., daily and Son. 20 cents per word In order to earn the more than one time rata, advertisement mnst ran in consecutive issues. No Ad. taken for less than 25 cents. Ads. run Sunday ONLY charted at one-time rate. Advertisement (except Personals and Situations Wanted) will be taken ver the telephone if the advertiser is a subscriber to phone. The Statesman will receive adver tisements at any time of the day . or might. To . insure proper classifica tions 'ads. should be in oefora 7 p. m. TELEPHONE 23 OR 5S3 s : Money to Loan On Real Estate T. K. FORD (Over Ladd & Bush Bank) BEFORE VOir LEAVE YOUR OR CAR HAVE IT HOME Insured Properly Phone 161 Becke k Hendricks, Heilig Bide. 189 N Hirh St. 4-2A-tf groom the' son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Booster. - The service was read at 3 o'clock in the afternoon in the presence of 60 relatives and friends. Rev, Mr. Achor, pastor of the Wood- burn Presbyterian church official. Ing. The living room of the Cats forth home was attractively decor ated for the occasion with many ferns and chrysanthemums form ing the bower before which the bridal party assembled. ' Immedi ately preceding the ceremony Miss Fern Wadaworth of Gervais sang "I Love You Truly," after which Mrs. H. D. Mars of Jefferson played the impressive strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march. The bride was beautifully gown ed in a hand-made French model of ashes of. roses flat crepe with long bodice and an elaborately em broidered, overskirt. Her bouquet was a lovely shower arrangement of pink and white rosebuds. J. E. Cutsforth gave his daughter in marriage. The bride was attended by Miss Mae Hall as maid of honor- Miss Hall wore a lovely frock of blond satin crene with georgette over dress. She carried an arm bou qnet of pink chrysanthemums and white carnations. Mr. Everett Booster attended bis brother ai bet man. The ceremony was followed with an informal reception, with the bride cutting her own cake. Miss Verna Keppinger caught the bride's bouquet. Assisting In the dining room during the reception hour were Miss Vera Jewett, Miss Helen' Corey, Mrs. Cecile Bowden, Mis4 Verna Keppinger. Miss Doro thy j Ellis and Miss Cecile Collins. After a two weeks' wedding trip into the Pnget Bound country Mr. and Mrs. 'Booster will return to Oregon to make their home at their ranch between Woodburn and: St. Paul. West Side Circle T,he west side circle of the Jason Leei Aid society will hold their so cial; meeting this Friday ; at the home of Mrs. Alfred Vick, 1495 North Liberty street. Church Circles at Two-Thivtu The circles of the First Metho dist church Ladies' Aid will meet at ?:30 o'clock, today as follows:. South central. Mrs. Walter Minier, 174.5 Saginaw street; West cen tral!, Mrs. R. K. Ohling, 1135 Nl Fourth street; East central. Mrsi ,Ray ,L.. Farmer. 901 Chemeketa street; Southeast. Mrs.. Lena Cher rington, 1344 Ferry street; Yew Park, Mrs. Belle Hawley, 989 Oak Department. obtainable will be installed Automobiles SALEM ATJTO WRECKING CO. Wheels, Tires, Rims, Fenders 1 Half Price and Less Parts for all cars, cash tor old ears. 402 S. Chreh-Phbne 2139 SCHEELER A0TO WRECKING CO, will buy your old car. Highest rash price paid. '1085 X. Commercial St. Ijl3tt Auto Repairing GENERAL REPAIRIXX1. TIRES AXD tubes, accessories gas and oil. MED LER LEBEXGOOD GARAGE. Phone 564. Miller and S. Commercial SU. We specialize' in. reconditioning motors.' ... 8a6tf Auto Tops SEE US FOR TOP AND' PAINT WORK. C. J. Itnll Anto Top Paint Shop. Rear fire department. 5sl6tf Help Wanted Male 11 'WflAT CHANCE HAVE I IN HOLLY wod f " Send photograph to Fred Wicle Pau IS8i N.! Mariposa, Holly wood. Cal. ? llnl9 Help Wanted Female 13 ADDRESSING EXXELOPES EXPER lenee nnneressary. .Kartt - 115.00 to $45.00 weekly during spare time at borne. Dignified work for honest, sin cere persons. FRANKLYN PRODUCTS CORP., Dept, 5451, 1143 Blue Island TEACHER Or SHORTHAKD AXD TYP ing. important position with good connections. Give experience, salary wantea a ad method oi tescning snort hand. Mui.t have one' who can help to organize. ' Box 3T97 care of States man. 18nl8 Salesmen 15 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP SALESMAN WITITCAR PP PP We furnish all the prospects jou can handle.. Another high grade salesman needed at -once. To qualify- yon must have sett ing experience in some' lino. Bee Mr. Gaskill, sslesmanager. PARKER REALTY -COMPANY 409 C S. Bank Bldg.; -Commercial ot State ; PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP ppppppppppppppppPpppppppppppp Agents Wanted 17 LIGHTNING STRANGE BATTERY. COM pound. Charges discharged batteries instantly. Eliminates old method en tirely. Gallon free to agents. Lightn ing Co.. St. Paul, Minn. 17nl8' Want T&mploymenfc 10 MATERNITY CASES TAKES AT MY home or will go out nursing. Phone 19601W. . 19n21 WANTED BY A MIDDLE AGED WOM an, house keeping for men. Gertrude Ward, 160 Court;. Cottage Apartments. 19nl9 FOR GARDEN PLOWING, BASEMENT digging and team work. phone 19F3 19ml4tf WOOL GOLF HOSE - CHILDREN'S r sport hose, knit to order. Hand knit tine, t-none i-J. laa.iuu For Rent ; 21 SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE- OR - rent. Stiff's Used Furniture Store,- op posite Court House. 21n37 PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14" BY 7", wording "For Rent," price 10 cents each. Statesman Business Office, on ground floor. FOR RENT 5-ROOM HOUSE, $28 -Vroom bouse, -.. 7-room house. $45. New store-building lease. Gertrude J -M. Page. 21n5tf FOR RENT Two large double upstairs of fice rooms, for $15 per month each. , These rooms have just been refinisBed and are in good condition. See ns for partic ulars. W. H. GRABENH.ORST & CO. . 275 State St. 21nl9 Far Rent Apartments 23 FURNISHED Summer. - APARTMENT, 292 N 2Sn24 UNFURNISHED APT. FOR RENT, Three rooms, $18.00, inst back of Elks mdg.173 4 Cottage St. 23n21 HEATED APARTMENTS. 1335 STATE, after Dec. 1. . . 23n22 FOR RENT HOUSES FLATS ETC. 10 to 50. - Beeke - .Hendricks. 189 N. High Street, Heilig Bldg. 23nl8tf APARTMENT FOR RENT 5 ROOMS ; Phone ISSS-'or tall at 161 N. ISth. ; . 23n24 PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14 BY wordinR, "Rooms to Rent." price 10 cents each. SJstewuan. Business Office, ' ground floor.-1'1 - - .'; For Bnt Rooms , 35 , ROOM AND BOARD. NEAR. STATE House, modern .conveniences;' Phone 487-J; 940 MUL . 25nl8 HOOM FORfRENT IX MODERN HOME tnreo . blocks from ataU house. AH conveniences. 1 Gentleman preferred. Please give references, and address A. B, care Statesman.- --- " SSj'iStt FOR RENT ROOM SUITABLE FOR students, with sleeping porrh privileges. Everything modern. References are re- - quired. Address toom, Care Statesman. ' -- 25J28tt streetr Naomi circle, Mrs. Reeves, ; 1785 Center street; Lucy Ann Lee, Mrs. W. W. Hill, 1710 Court street. . . . . ' . . : Grange Honie-Coming Day The Salem Grange will observe the annual liomecomlng day of trie organization on Saturday, Noyen be"r.20, "iti the Ball, tjeginningr at 10:30 o'clock. , . Central Circle ' The Central circle of the Jason Lee Ladles -Aid society will meet this afternoon at the borne of 'Mrs LVW. Dewey. 1005 Xorth Cottage stieet. Mrs. Dewey will be assist ed by Mrs. L. E. Dudley and Mrs. Fulmer. Daughters of the Kile ' 'Th'e' 'Salem ' Daughters' ot the Sflltj club-will meet for; all day jrowinr - m the Masonic ' temple. Mrs, Claire .yibbert . and . Mrs. Frank 51. Newton will be the hos tesses. . , ' . , . -' Royal Neighbors &f wing Club ' " . i -" . - The Royal Neighbors'.; Sewing club w ill meet with Mrs. Sarah Ncfs'on, 76S North Twentieth street, for an all day meeting on FrTd"ay, November 20. : For Rent Houses 27 ROOM HOUSE, FURNISHED. 1298 7nl9 N. Cbnreh. - ROOM HOUSE WITH OARAGE. $35.00 per month. .Phono 1792-J4. 27nl8 FIVE ROOM HOUSE FIREPLACE. farnace, and pipes lor gas. tlo? in. Phone 2044-W. 2713 tf MODERN SIX-ROOM HOUSE AXD GA- rsre, 1975 State. Inquire 1983 State. 1 27nle FOR REXT TWO HOUSES TWO flatea an upstairs 20 to SjO. - BECKE as HEXDRICKS 189 S. High St.- Heilif Bldg-. 27nUtf FOR RENT 5-RROM FURNISHED Page, 492 N. 27n7tf hoose. . Gertrude J. M. Cottage. FOR RENT-i 6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. UBwa-u miiiTEU KsmsssV actpwiiwuc. i FIXE SMALL HOME TOR LEASE OR aale. Brand new 4-room, wired for electric ranee. Hardwood floorat 'furn ace, etc. Price S3 600 or rraV. Beeko Hendricks, 189 N. High Street. Heilig Bldg. 27nl8tf FOR RENT ONE HALF DUPLEX house, hardwood floors, fireplace, furnace, wired for electric range. Oa rage. Phone 897-W. after 6:30 p. m. 27n20 For Kent Farms , SO HAVE SEVERAL IRRIGATED FARMS for rent. P. E. Thomason, Turner. Ore.. Phone 6XX. !9sW S3 Wanted vlour csers to bring their wheat to I'm turn floor Mill and get in exchange 40 lbs. of the best floor. Paved road to Pratum. Mill running all the time. Wm. B. McCstl later. - -- - rcott Wantexl tleellneous S5 CASH PAID FOR SHEJULED CORN. 35n20 Phone 5T4. WILL TRADE " "rilOXOGRAPU ' FOIl wood." 4a Cowrtstreet. r a 1 . 1 WOODKY ..-TH, AOOTIOSZER BUYS used furniture, to cash. Phono 311. .... . 35atf FURNITURE PACKING FOR SHIP- menta. Giese-Power Fnrniture Co. a3s20tf HIGHEST PRICES PAID KOli USED stoves, tools', furniture. Stiff a tsed Cnodg DDt.. nr)msite court house. 35m22t CsSH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH dental gold, platinum ana discardea. jewelry, Hoke Smelting and lief in fry Co, Otsego, MiVttigatt." $5j2 SELL US YOUR USED FURNITURE H. Ii. Stiff Furniture Co. Used Oooda Dept.., opposite court house. 35m22tf WANTED PRIVATE MONEY FOR farm loans; We hare several appllca- ' tions on hand. Hawkins k Roberta Inc., 205 Oregon Bldg. Sdl4tf For Sale 37 EORDSON, 2 PLOWS AXD DISK FOR sale. J. S. llistt, Kt. l, 37o3tf PIANO FOR SALE NEAR & LEU . Beautifnl high grade piano must be sold at once, liig saving and term $10 monthly to reliable party. - For particulars write Cline Music Co., AS Front S.. Portland. Ore." 37n24i FOR SALE ONE PURE BRED AIRE- dale, about 2 years old, price f 10.00. -Route 3, box 7.-i, Salem. -- 37nl9r KENTUCKY SWEET- LEAF TOBACCO. Home grown. Home cureu, mellow with age. Satisfaction guaranteed; 3 lbs; $1.25. Ernest Choate, Winga, Ky. 37n22 FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. TES cents a bundle. Circulation deianment Oregon Statesman. 37tf RECEIPT BOOXS SIZE 3" BY Vt', 50 receipt forms in book, 1j rents per book or two for S3 cents. Htstesmsa office, 210 South Commercial St., Sa lem. - S7f25tf TRESPASS NOTICES. SIZE 14x9 IXS printed on good 10-onnce rsnvast, besr mg the words. "Notice Is Hereby Given That TrespasnTng ia Strictly Forbidden On These Premises Under Penalty of Prosecution." Prieo''15e -aeh or '3 for 25c Statesman Pub. Ca.,; Salem. regon. JamiMJjJElni 1 For Sale Livestock 39 GOOD FEED CUTTER Of XLW SMAL ley type. Phone 1508 J. 3'Jnl9 FKED W. LANGE, VETERINARIAN Office 420 8. Commercial. Thone 1198. Res. Phone 1606. - 39mS3tf FOR SALE OR TRADE REGISTEREI' Aurora Billy Jot. Phone t3111. " 7 ' 89nl8 'WOoa'dr, Sale 43 4-FOOT GREEN SLAB. S3.D0 PER CORD lH-in. dry mill. 44.50 per load, ary fir and oak. Phono ld70 W. . 43n3tt WOOD OF ALi, KINDS FOR SALE John II. Scott. Phono 254 or 622. 43n23 16-INCH SLABWOOD PER LOAD 13.73, lS-inch 2nd fir per load, $3.73; 16 nrch old fir per load, f 4.5ft. Prompt - delivery. Tel. 2314; res. 1641. 4Jn8tf i i BEST CRADE OF WOOD , - 4 ft. and 16 Inch. ' 1 Drr .mU wood. Green mill wood. Dry second growth fir. Dry 4-ft. ash, and oak.' FRED E. WELLS. Prompt delivery and reasonable price?, 280 South CUrca. Phone 1542. 43fl't( 16-INCH OLD FIR SECOND GROWTH oak and ash. Phone 19F3. ii. L. Msy field. 4311 Stf GOOD COAL--DRY WOOD PROMPT DELIVERIES. HILLMAN FUEL CO. TELEP1TON E l53f 43jCPtf Poult ry and Efegs 5 MALLARD DECOY DUCKS FOR SALB Zetland, 373 IState tod I'acilie High way. - ' t - ; 45nl3tt 100 -WHITE LEdHOKX PCLLETS. 5 mouths old.' tl.-ii sack. - Call 1363-J. 45nfitf 3Ii3ccHaneotts Si TWO STONE MARTIN FURS. PHONE 5U21 FURNITURE UFHOL8TERINO A M repairing. Giesa-Pawers Fnrnituro Store. - . ' - 51s20tf H. B. SEAQROVE FURNACE AN" sheet metal hon mored to 631 Mill St. - Slsntf J SALEM rtTEt. AND TRANSFER CO 753 Trade St. M'ood, Coat, briquet and Transfer. J. Prices rigbL Service tha best. Dar phones, 13 and 529, Itignt phone ! van ns. 51s2tf Lost and Found 53 LOST DOG. 'HALF FRENCH BULL and half fox terrierrr White with 8 - large black - spots. -- Answers to, asms of Jiggw Family pet. Reward. CsU U.1I-J. .-.3nl Personal ,55 . - HIZZ TREATMENT ? ' FOR APPENDICITIS . ; 'It-Is-Wnderful." Free informstioa -Addrs llai Co, roMUnd. Oregon. Wal-lv2 f t i