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.6 vilTTTT..-: -TTO CHEGON; STATESMAN 5AEM,.)BEG0N, . ill 1 t V Ah Quhcef SKopbcop Is Wbfthja Pbdof Slioppiiig; ..C'am - T ruv t4 CANDY Feney; Christmas-Boxed Can die. Aiae Urge variety ( balk caadie. The Ace, Mesoaie Temple. -. DOS'T PUZZLE your bead or tire your 'feel looking for ilka Christmas present for "her.1 Let tieShop-e-seepe. show it to you ia a lev minutea tine. ; rr.RFt'vas w hare k stock of big rrade perfnmee for Christine 1 aetoetiea. Tyler's Dn Store, 157 8. CommoreiaL CHRISTMAS IS tee time of good cheer get yourself in tie proper frame -of mind by- doing , yen holiday stepping the 8hop-o-ecop way. - -' - ' THE -PEOFLB who yet flat feet and Hat wallets daring toe holiday shopping eeaeon are the-ones who never thought mt as tag the, Shep-oHKepe.' - "r y-r- - FAT STOCKINQS without UUa pocket books t That' a r do your Christmas buying through the Shop-e-eeope. - GIVE WISELY give wn give - a thought - to the Shop-o-seope before yon , give' awV ThTitans preeental . r ' FRUITLAKD (Continued) (CoaUaned from pas 4) I i ' -Bor .IiaierTlsited .relatives at Buena.,V!8t, 8anda,. J . t Mr. and Mrg. H. E.I Erang and daughter, Joan, rialted at Clear Lake Sunday. A A son was bora t Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bell Sunday morning. II. C. odd has returned from Portland..1 . t Mr. ' and Mrs. Robert Coulson . were Vlsitlns itn J. B. Coulaon , anf fanlly Suaday.. . c ' : . . Mr., and,, Mra. Simpson, were Ylcited by Mr, Simpson senior, last eek.., : ' : ; .Mr4 and- Mrs. Iamptott asd family are now lirlng to Mr. Fenke's bouse, j ,pon't forget to come, to cburcb Sunday' morning. Reverend Guy Stover, will preach immediately following Sunday school. A large 000 and w While we are gettxhg a large shipment of several cars of coal, wei suggest that you take the same advantage and lay in your winter supply; while coal is fresh and prices are rights LARME.K TRANSFER AND STORAGE 143 So'atli Iiberty--Phonc 930 :.i DOROTHY DAItNIT ov4 tw. txjv : - hi ... . iJVTV TVfc TO U " " '" 't I ' I' . V." .TRADES CLASSIFIED SBCTION KEEP ' THE - WRINKLES away from both year forehead and- your pane-' this year do yoer Christmas Mopping through the Shop-o-eeope. MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Giving i yearly magazine subscription a Christmas gifte bay grew rn popular- ity beeaaae it o easily and satlafae ' torily aettles the queetiou of what to -i rive- -Wb handle at! recognised pun i Ueationa. The, Axe. Maaeoie Temple. "CHRIbTifAS look leae. eoaa- plicated -whea yea look, at it threngh the -Helpfat 8hop-o-eepe. - ' . 4 . XHX Girr withoo the gtrer- ia bare, they ay. And oftisff the tivr ia bare of giftsuntil, he remembere t cen-.ult the Shop tepe. r .- -""- -; - PEBPt.EXEI ' BHOPPEBS who don't kkowwhtok way to tun raa't do bettor thaa to tom to the Bhop-o-eeope I - . - WBiTISO (APEB Lipea rifltfch; in the daiatieat colors. A" ideal Chriatnaa gifW Borea a a low t 60 rents. Tyler'a Oray-Sfbre.- 1ST-8: OotomeWiaJ." '" r- crowd wag ia attendance laBt Sun day morn in j?. i . ; II !' Liyoris Mr. and Mrs. F. Tsebanner and family, of Lyons, were visltorg in Albany Sunday. t Forrest Nydegger and Denton Dfrown went op to -Monument Peak, after cattle Saturday. , , 1 R. A. Nydegger was a business caller in Stsyton Saturday. ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Byran Bates were rtaitors at tbe Uolifasa home Sun day '--' it Mr.; "Champ tit Nehama was buried in Fox Valley on Sunday, Nov: 22, 192SV ; ; ;; ' Mr. and Mrs. Harper ot Delrio, Wasb.," celled upon Principal Payne oue evening last rweek. These people were on! their honey- moon trip, having been married ACL! W Cfrv X '"j tfv Wfe. POR. AiMVWVS..' VOU KUOUj ACT At CLAUCfe TWA-r. 1, A4A PAT rVUV VAVWCnVlUr. iidst V ei vwwKiu wxau- ww v; , 1 - EECORD8 "We hare- all of the beat Victor and Bmniwick records. Come in now" and aelect yonra a record make wonderful Christina gifts. H. U Stiff Pnrnitsre Co. - .; . . . THE SH0P-O6C0PE is the greatest Christmas discovery since Santa Claus ase it todayl' - ELECTRIC GRILLS Broils, boils, ateaaaa, friea or toe, handaoaaely fin ished ia polUhed nickel plate. Hade by Cnieenal people. 3-beat awftch. An ideal Christmas gift. - H. Stiff Fariii tnre Co.. . 'TWAS THE SIGHT before Christmas December 24th.. to be exact and erery atocking in the house wee bulging with splendid gifts selected . through the bbop-0 -scope! ...... TOU'&E BIGHTt . There' absoluUly Bsbatiknte for the 8hep-o-acope these boar buying days. It's read by all wiae shopper. - ..-'...-. two weeks before tbeir visit here. The bride's father sTnd Mr. payie have been, staunch friends' for 'the last twelve years. They are. seek ing a location in or near Salem. Earl Winter, a seventh grade pupil, gave his parents much anx iety this -week. Sunday noon he took "French" leave and has not let his whereabouts be known. The parent will thoroughly appreciate any, information leading to the dis covery of the boy, ,( f.xC; Jake Silvernayle, while carry ing jack np the Jangworth log ging road slipped . and fell. The jack Struck him . on the back of the head cutting a gash, but was not very serious. I NEWS BRIEFS ; v (Continued Jront page 9. . One Accident Fatal Only one fatality was reported to the state industrial accident commission for the week ending November 25i This was F. L.. Kingaley, swamper, Brookings.1 qf oiecIks ulUO ti-vs -rn wsrtstM PCOBABVr tuftKrr Livts - v,.' , .. . w.4 J rn ass? op tvse.r mw.r j I " - i- - I JuVT LoVE I TirCfRE BLACK EVES Ot-ACK' the. 561 accidents reported,. 459 were, subject 'to the provisions of the workmen's compensatjfonac. o were rrom , rirms ana corpora- tlons that have, rejected. tbe act, and two from public utility cor porations not 'subject to the pro visions of the act Speeding Brings Fiae . .' . . -' A. F. Moore tf Salem was fined $5 in city police court, yesterday when he appeared to answer to a charge of speeding. 'Escape is Reported Edwin Genorns, .45, .escaped from the cottage farm last night. He was received from Columbia county and is reported to be harm less. The patient is 5 feet 7 inch es tan. weighs 130 pounds.- has gray eyes and brown hair. He is newly shaven, wears a light cap, brown coat and overalls. :Ifis be lieved that he ie wearing rubber boots. ReTivals Are Successful . w; . The special revival meetings in the, Nazarene church, Nineteenth and Marion streets, continue with much interest. .Evangelist O. B. Ong of Pasadena is a - strong preacher of the fundamentals,, of the Bible. . He . has. had . much ex perience in the avangelistic field, and bis work is owned and blessed of God. He is endearing himself to the people. His messages are unctuous, and" be preaches , with demonstration and in power. Many amens are heard in the congre gation, and frequently .people are seen wiping their eyes as the pa thetic messages touch their hearts. This evangelistic campaign will continue every, afternoon next week at 2:30 and every evening at 7:30. Sunday services at li a. m- and 2:30 and 7:20 p. re. Asks Postponement of .Suit Ill health is, given by Will E Purdy to be his reason; for wishing indefinite postponement - of his slander suit against S. : M. Endi- cot and Walter C. Wlnslow. Dr. W. H. Byrd, Purdy's physician, as serts in an affidavit that he doubta if Purdy is physically, able to go through with his .case at present time. Purdy's suit is for-JlO.OOO, being instigated by another suit during which Purdy alleges the at torneys accused him of forging, changing the terms of an instru ment for his own advantage. Mr. Purdy was reported to be critical condition. in a Hagen Sent to Barracks - James Hagen, army deserter who was caught burgiari2inga house at Woodburn, was taken Friday to Vancouver, Wash where he was turned over to the army barracks in that city. He had previously been sentenced , to serve a year in the penitentiary for burglary, but was paroled , on condition that he ioln the army. He did so, but deserted at JfogsJfes, Arizona, according to information received by Sheriff Bower. Head- Ave. - ft ji EffExwe At Acaoer or Ave. At rfccccrty- BECKE A HENDRICKS Inraranre of All Kinds Telephone '161 J WAIT AROOMd HERE roR .OrVHIVt -A vAt.Cs fajBS-' v-fNCXt' Tfi UNTkCVC fUW MiN tnr.uv rn :m.. . wct.vnvic TcAvrw t - t - " J" . -WT KTrXTWJ&ciLAR .... . . ;. - - TZIZ :. .pi Meet seeand end fonrth Wednesday. -' - : - ' v- v , - - ' - J PieldentW, Melbnr; aeeretary . t Ato BepSdrlng ' ' ' S " - -XlW Kent Farms 29,' t JC CPTTAirTYPOGBAPHIOAIi TJ3TIOS KO. 1 10 Presttent r. KTans ; secretary. il. D. Filkentoa. ieeta second Satar day, S:00 p. n. cabpester's ; tjsiok ko. loss ; Meeta Thnra. evening. - Artnnr tuck i er, president; Was.- Petti t, aeeretary. Skilled mechanics furnished. Phone 1T9. Lodge Roster JTBATERXAL OBDEB OP EAGLES, meet eTerr Wedaeaday. rraternity Mall, 8. M. WUlett. See'y. Tel, 88S-B. quarters of that city asked that he be released to the nearest army headquarters. It .is said that Hagen has confessed to being a deserter; Diphtheria Claims Victim- Diphtheria proved fatal in the case of Margaret . Elaine Royal, 8 years of age, who died Friday morning of the disease. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Royal, residents on the Portland road. Report of the girl's sick ness was made at the city health office on the date of the death. although the child -took sick with the disease, according to the re port, November 17. Gym Floor Lines Painted The lines marking off the bas ket ball playing floor of the Wil lamette university gymnasium were repainted Friday, as part of the policy being Inaugurated by Charles Nunn. appointed basket ball manager for the coming sea eon. In the repainting the play ing floor has been shortened by about three feet, although the width has not been changed. The Bearcats begin regular daily prac tice when school opens Monday. MOVING VAN FILLED , WITH USED CLOTHES (Continued from page 1) this used clothes party an annua affair. I cannot sufficiently, ex press my pleasure at having been associated with The Statesman in the undertaking Peals of laughter broke from the children who filled every seat open to them, some occasionally standing. Douglas MacLeant in "Seven Keys to Baldpate,: kept them in the height of glee, though they were pronounced an orderly bunch of youngsters by tbe ush ers. Perhaps leading in the list of thefr cause for joy was the vision iof the two great piles of bundles 1 high as a man stands and many feet in circumference hey -had 'brought as a Thanksgiving "offer ling, to those who yesterday had little to make them happy. So the used clothes party, or ganized by The Statesman, made possible by the public spirited management of the Oregon theater and assured a success by the warm hearted response of Salem organi zations and Individuals , who gave their full endorsement, passes Into history. And into the future. For it shall become an annual Thanks giving offering for the poor. J "THROUGH STREETS AIM Rev. Martin Fereshetian, pastor of the Unitarian church, addressed members, of the Salem Lions club at the regular weekly meeting yes terday. , He.- brought out the Thanksgiving, idea very forcibly and held the attention of the Lions for 20 minutes, C. F. Graef,;-Sa-lem , representative for the - Bur am. , - .ws -JlTr'. --vrwr- te. a-W . IBOV 'A4J6, 1 Pablished every Bseraiag (except If en day) at Salem, the capital, of Oregon. akaaaeaaMBssjai luocal Kates For Classified Advertising Dairy or Sunday One time . - 8 cents per word Three time . S ceata per word Six time 8 cents per word 1 mo daily and Sun. SO cents per word , I -order to-eans the aaoeo than one time rate, advertisement mast run ia consecutive issues. No Ad. tsken for less than 25 cents. Ads. run Sunday OXLT charged at oae-time rata. 'Advertisements (except Peraonala and Situations Wanted will be taken ver tbe telephoaa if the advertiser is a subscriber to phone. -The Statesmen wiU receive adver tisements at any time of the day or night., To insure proper classifica tions ads. should be in hot ore 7 p. nr. TELEPHONE 2S OB 583 awawNisaasaMSaaas.o. Money to Loan i On Real EsUte i T. K. POBD ' (Over Lad It Bush Bank) BEFORE YOU 1TEAVE TOUB HOME OB CAB HAVE IT - Insured Properly Phone 161 Beeke m llendrick, Heilig Bldr., 159 . Hitrn Ht. 4-Ztl-tI Automobiles SALEM AUTO WBECKINff CO. Wheels, Tires, Kims, Fenders Half Price aad Less Parts for all ears, eash for old ears. 402 S. Church Phone 2159 ls3tf SCHEELER AUTO WBECKINO CO, will buy your old car. Highest eash price ' paid. 1085 N. Commercial St IjlStf SAUBM MARKETS OBAXK Ko. 1 whest, white No. 1 red, sacked White oats Gray oat Barley ..gl.45 . 1.39 . .40 . .43 . .80 POXX, MUTTON AND BEEP Top hogs -. ... .11 H Sows 80S Dressed hog . v .15 Top steers .050.06 Cowe 2.004.00 Bulls : 3 03 Spring lambs, 80 lbs. and under .11 Heavier .9. 10 Dressed veal .13 POTJLTBT Light hens isais - 20-Sa 6S .a .40 161S . .24 .16 .22 Heavy hens . Old roosters Broilers Turkeys i- - Live ducks . Dressed ducks Live geese Dressed geese .. BOGS, BTJTTBB AND BTJTTEBTAT Bntterfat . .86 Creamery butter 57-58 Egg y - -36 Standards . . .48 8elects .48 Milk, per ewt. 4 t.44 roughs Adding Machine company. was introduced as a new member by'Dr, 'A. CL Bates. Newell Williams, chairman, of the committee to'support the pro posed ordinance which is, to make ues in everv Many tbouaanda of people every year die frojtv resultt of colds. Pneumoms alone cuims iyo,ooo. Soacoldisa very fapactant matter. Treat it in the best way known. , That wty is Hill's Caacara-Bromide tannine. It stops aulltoos of colds every wmtatorthein kt a koun. Tske it the moment a cold begins. Take it toendacokf.tocbeckgrippe.. Nobody kaa ever louna Detter way. At all ctruggiats. t)c Sure U0)LV fticcXto Get Red Bag iPj with portrait By Charles McManus ,sowaMSiaeMjMaaesw SfSy. $ !ui - iu)iira, n -o. pAPA'iLL, C HOr-lE AND - HE'-- G,V5, Geauts 'Too!, lovurr VI-' TO t0? ttJUAOT Ti . y DO? GENERAL- KEPAUUNQ, TIBES AND tnbea, aeeeaaoriea. gaa- and -oil.- HE" LEB m LEBtSQOOD 6ABAQE. Phono . 564. Killer and 8. Commercial ta. "W specialiie in reconditioning motor. , - 86tf . Aoto fops SEE .US FOR TOP AND PAINT 'WOBK. 0.J. Hull Auto Top and Paint Shop. Bear Fire' Department. Saietf Help WantedMale 11 BARBER WANTED FOB SATURDAY. - lln2S 12 Sonth- High. - WANTED AT ONCE TOUXO MAN', TO be rrreo. tboroagn-trainmg a reporter, afternoons and "evenings.' Mustt he willing to give thoaght and full energy to work.- Some experience desirable but not demanded. Ieavo your name and phon number at The Statesman. Un25tf -Salesmen 15 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPTPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PP PP PP WANTED SALESMAN WITH GAR PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP We furnish all th prospects you can handle. Another high trade salesman needed at once. PP PP PP Ttf eoelifv- yen havo sell PP ing experience in some lino. See PP Mr. GaskilL saleemanager. PP PARKER REAJiTT 'COMPANY PP 40 U. ft. Bank Bldg. PP PP PP ' - Oommerelal ot State PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP Wanted-Slmplorm.ent JJ9. EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER Wants pocitionv Call 09-, .- 19n29 WANT A OB ' WITH TEAM. PLOW- ting or anything. 1950 N. Frcnt. . .... -1 - ; ' - f - ldl WANTED TO ; PLOWJ ' CALL ADDING Motor Co. SilvertoiK m lMf CAPABLE WOMAN WANTS POSITION as house keeper fine, cook. Bx 3636 care Statesman. , 19u29 WANTED TO CARE FOR INFANT OR child -under school age. less 111 bt. ldl FOR CABINET WORK, BUILTINS, RB- modelmg, estimation free, can. 751 a. 13th. - " . - ... 19n29 FOR GARDEN PLOWING, BASEMENT digging and team work, phoaa iwt'3. 19ml4tf WOOL GOLF HOSE CHILDREN'S sport hose, knit to order, usnd Kntv ting. Phone 1778-J. ' 19a30tf For Rent 21 PRINTED CARDS. 8IZK 14" BY ", wording - 'tor Bwnt, Prc H ant each,- - Statesman Buamesa Office, on For IVent-Apartments 23 HEATED APABTMENTB, 1335 STATE. . 33d4 APARTMENTS 1 lO DIVISION. S 3n29 O" AVW-l I UlWtirjiibi . a.A LAi4 f downstaira. Light aad water, flff, with rsrsee. 412 .N. 2 1st. 23dl q urwU- .tvrTDVTOUVn ITItDfrniCaTT roa- SENT 3-BOOM modern apartment. North Cottage. UNFURNISHED, Cloae ia. 26S 23n29 FURNISHED 2ROOM APARTMENT. close in. 455 S. Winter. 23d FOB KENT HOUSES FLATS ETO. $10 to 50. ' Becke Hendricks, 189 N. High Street. Heilig Bldg. t3al8tf CONVENIENT 5-ROOM FURNISHED apartment for: adult. Oarage, phone, light) and water furnished. T. G. Hal bert, 860 Mill. 23dl PRINTED CARDS, 8IZS 14" BY f wording "Booms to Rent," price 19 'eehta each. Statesman Business Office, grrrnnd floor; -- For Rentp Rooms 23 FURNISHED ROOM IN MODERN HOME, eUH to State Hon. -Breakfast if do aired. 253 N. lSth.. Thone 385-W. 1 ! '- .v. W. v- 25dl ROOM FOB RENT IN MODERN "HOME : three bloeka from- suto houaa. . AU . conveniences. Gentleman preferred. Please give references and address Al B, er Stateamaa.' 'V -- 25j89tl FOR REST ROOM SUITABLE FOB . students, with sleeping porch privilegae. Everything modem. Reference are re- quired.. Address room, earn Stateamaa. - - r- v- - " 25J28tf FOR RENT - HEATED FUBNISHED rs am, - with garagev -Near Capitol. Oentlemea. Phons 445-M. ' 25al9tt For Rent-HOrjuses 2T FIVJE ' BOOM :H0U8K FIREPLACE,; ' fnrnaoe,' and -pipes' for g. Cloao in. ' Phone 2044-W. .- - 31al-tf FURNISHED i AND"- UNFURNISHED h eases. Money to lo on eity prep : erty. , a Brown , . and Johnson, v 109, South Commercial. 27d FO BENT TWO 'HOUSES ; TWO , flate n pstairs 20" to 150. BECKE HENDRICKS 189 N. High St. Heilig Bldg. S7al4tl FINB SMALL HOME FOB LEASE OR sale.- Bread .new 4 -ream, wired for eleclric range. Hardwood floor, furnace,-etc. Price 3600 or $36 rent Beck A Hendricia, 189 N. High 8treet. Heilig Bide. 27nl8tf For Re&t-i-Houses 27 RURAL HOUSE. JUST ment.. Phono 87F12. : OFF PAVE 27n29 FOR BENT SOMETHING - GOOD. Throe modern homes at 935. All have furnace. Also large Broom at 950 and two emaHer hoaaee -at 825 amd SIO. Becke Hendricka, 189 N. High. HeiKe Bldg. 27n20tf Sotfth- Commercial, Court aid North Capitol through traffic streets, reported that' the committee-were on the, job an4 . were go ing before the councilmen and let them know that the Llong were behind this movement. . Mr.' Wil liams stated that it was the opin ion of the comniittee that general public sentiment would make this I ordinance to .enforce. , . Night and -Morning' - kP them Clean, Clear and Healthy Write for Free "Eye Cmf . .' - "P-m TL-zrurV Raalt I UoCe;iH,,1.0i.U,ake - a . : r I BATS SlYtRAlj XRR1SATID PARMS, lor ; renu ir. - c nowon. - Or.. Phone 6XX. 29eltf WaJitcdSIlscellAneoua $5 WOOD&T- -THS AUCTIONEER BUT3 vsed furniture for cash. Phone 511. -... . -,.; -v5-, j. . gSotg . ' ' WANTED USED TELEPHONE FOB : country line. Box 996 Statesman, h WANTED OODET'S LADY'S 1BOOK and. old fashioned, round glass paper weight Giro description and prico. Mre. O. H. Graves, 1406 East SSrd St SeatUe. W. t35n9 FURNPrURB " PACKING- FOR 8HIP' . meat. Giase-Power Furniture Co. ' 8520tf -...-! - - - - - 1- ( HIGHBST ' PRICES PAID FOB USED atovea, tools, fiwtnre. BtiH'a Used Goods Dept., opposite court bouse. - , - . ; . Sdaizng fJlRFT P1ID TOE JiLSE TEKTB-i" dantal mid. nlatinnm aad discarded . 1 Jewelry. Hoke Smelting and ftefluery xl SELL US- YOUR- USED FURNITURE- H. L Stirf Furniture Co. Used Gooda Dept opposite court house. 85m22tf WANTED PRIVATB MONEY FOR farm loanti - We have several applica tion 'on hand. Hawkine Roberta Inc 205 Qreeen Bid; 85dl4tf For Sale 37 2 INCUBATORS. 200 EGO CAPACITYr 1 acale, 86.00 each if taken at once. Mrs. Hayea 36 N. Front, - - 874 HIGH GRADE PLAYER PIANO Left with ua. Big aaerifiee for immo' diato aale. See thie anap at once, Tallman .Piano Store, 395 S. 12th. '' t.M'- - ' : 37u2a. I. . i I ! . FOBDSON. 2 PLOWS AND DISS FOB sal. - J. o. iiiait, iv. 4,-a'i. M ; 1 - -J'li-lrinr ' 7oStI FOR SALE-M5LD NEWSPAPERS. TBI cents a b&adi. ' vtrcuiauea department Oregon Statesman, iju j-j. ; j ; j) - gitt RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE 3" Bf l?4, SO receipt forms fn book, IS cents per book or we'ior 9 eeat. Stateamaa office, 215 Sonth Commercial fM Sa lens. ' . ' .-; , ; 37f26tf " CLOSING OUT Our used . pianos at 850.00, 975.00, 9100.00 aad 8185-.00. See these at once aa they wilt not .last loaf at these price. Tallman Piano Store, 395 S. 12th. 37a2 PLUSH COAT. 60 QUARTS FRUIT-AND garden tools. 1809 . Ferry. - Phono 699-J.- - - Ta8 TRESPASS NOTICES. SIZE 14x9 IN 8 printed on good 10-ounee eaavaaa, bear ssf the words, ' 'Notice la Hereby Gives That TraspassTng ia Strictly Forhiddea On These Premiaest. -Under Penalty ol Prosecution." Price 15c each 1 for 25c. Statesman Pah. Co., Salem. Oregon... ;" " ;-:87tf 1 WILL SSI.L ETEBYiNEW -Upright, grand aad. player piano ia our stock at practically dealer "a cott, for quick aale this week; Terms If de sired. Tallman Piano Store, 895 8, 12h. " " "-7n2t For Sale Livestock - 89 FRED. W, liAN'GE, VETERINARIAN Office 420 8. Commercial. Phono 1198. Rea. Phone 1666. " Mm2S Wood For Sale 43 COALALL THB BETTER KINDS mU.MAN FUEL CO. PHONE 1854- 48nSlf . ; 1 in . . 1 1 .1 1 4-FOOT OREEN - SLAB, 98.90 PEA COBB le-in. ry mill, 94.50 per leao, dry fir ond oak. Phono 1879-W. - 48a5tf COMPLETE FUEL BERVICE " " TELEPHONE 1885 - HILLMAN FUEL OOMPANY 48&21t( SALEM -FUEL . Trade Street. TRANSFER, TBS Wood. Ooel, Brieueta, Oeal, 1 Phono Transfer and Moving. 48n20tt WOOD DRY, SAWED ANY LENGTH HILLMAN FUEL CO. PHONE 1855 . . 43n21t( BRIQUETS THAT LEAVE N0ASHE3. . il HILLMAN FUEL CO. . , - 48n21t( 18-INCH SLABWOOD PER LOAD, 82.50, , 19-lneh 2nd fir per load, $9.75; 16 ineh old fir per load. 4.50. Prompt delivery. Tel. 2313, Tracy Fuel Yard. 1067 D Stree. -. 43n22t( WOOD SAWING. PROMPT AND CAREFULLY, -HILLMAN FUED CO. . - - 48n21tt BEST GRADE OF WOOD 4 ft. aid 18 loch. , Dry mill wood.-. .. . . , Green mill - wood.' , Dry second growth fir.' Dry 4-ft. -an.- and oak. ' FRED J5. WKLL8. -Prompt delivery aad -reaeeashl price 280 South Clmrch. Phone 1543.' 43fi8t( 16 INCH OLD TIR---BBCOND QROWTS oak and ash. Phono 1T3. M. L- May field. 48U8tl GoODlTAlPTJRr'WOOD , PROMPT DEUVEBIES. HIL.I.MAN- FOEU OO. TELEPfiONB 155. : 48i;fftt Bltacellaneotts 51, FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING AND repairing. Ciiese-Power FnratMS'f Store. Slsaotl H. B. SEAGKOVE FURNACE AN 3 sheet metal shop moved to 881 Mi 8t la , JkiisceUanooas 311 OAK AND FIR STUMPAGE TOR SALK, Will advance grub stake while eat ting. Will fM truck aad take woe4 delivered in. Salem to pay stumpagei for truck aad money advance. Houses furnished.' Doa't phone ' residence. John li. Scott, Oregon Bldg. 51n23 SALEM FUEL AND TRANSFER CO l&i Trade St. Wood.. -Coal. BHquet bad Transfer, Price righa, Servioe the bsst. Dhy ?hoaea, 19 aad 599, Night phone 1606. all no. " -- - ..SU9t Lost and Foand 33 LOST PAIR titlVING GLOVES. FIND or call Statetmasw - - - . 53ng8 LOST SIGMA NU . FRATERNITY PrN. - please retarn to Hamilton' Furniture Store. - 58di Personal 53L NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT- t am not responsible for any bills made except those made by myself. 3. H. Tenser. . . . 5Sd- , HTZZ TRKATHENT - V FOR APPENDICITIS 1 ;v "It-Is- Wonderful." Free informaH Address Hu Co, Portland. Oregen. 5516-1035 Btoner to Loan 37, CITY BUILDING AND RESIDENCE , leant repayable lik rent. Prompt serr ice. . - ' - .. - :, . . A. C BohfBstHt - . ' 1 ' Ceailoe, I-oeao and IasuraM ' 147 No. Commercial 8t, Salem, Ore. . . - . - 7a4 r I I - f