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COURT STREET. CHBLSTIAH ---
Court 4 Nortn-Seventeenth streets.
-R Ia. Putaam, pastor, residence 1106
Italia wtraet,'- phone .14SS-J. Mrs. R. 1
I'm tnam, mtor pastor. - Meraiaf service
at 11,'- Mormon topic, Tfa Lest Vision
of the Christ of the Charcls.",. ,. Eveniag
servtoe at. 7:30. geratoa - topic,-'' "Tbe
Love of God." - Junior service 11 a. aa.
Music furnished by Mrs. Joy Turner
Moses orchestra and choir. : Sunday
school 9:4 a. m., superintendent, K. W.
; t'ooley. . Ijoysl Volimteen will visitslt
laa in afternoon. f Christian Endeavor at
:3o p, m. ..'our C. B. societies moot at
tiia same hour. Young people will find
these iuteresting and adapted to age
MouuXj 1 :uv p. sb., oiiiviai narg mees
in Important matter for consideration.
All member of the board arced ' to bo
present. . .Every - Wednesday evening at
7:30 there will bo choir practice. riing-
.- era requested'to be' rerolar In 'attendance
If they win to sing ts cboir. Tharsday,
2:3a p. a, Womia't Missionary aociety
will .hold its regular- meeting and pro-
V grams- Senior Endeavor monthly business
meeting iriday evening.- Cnnren - mgnt
"Thursday 7-9 p. m. - Your - pastor, sad
family are homo after three weeks vaca-
tioa. in. California. Wo want "to greet all
the members of . this loyal church at the
services today. Come and bring- a friend
with yoa. We welcomo any ..who wish
worship aod fellowship jrilh a. You wilt
fiad ,ua Tb ChBrch ,tith a Family
Spirit.' -1 . VJ- V- ' W' ' '' t.
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CENTER 8TXXET KETHOKIST ' '
Thirteenth and Center, streets. A. P.
, Ililmer, pastor, esMence&84 North Win
der, plusne 6SO-M. Morning sermon "topic,
" A 4-eeenai Kaowledge f- God sa Christ
Jeans." Evening serinon 4opie, What
Think Ye of Christ f" Sunday school at
10 o'clock, superintendent, U.-.H. W rai
ls p. Epworth League at 7:15, H, , keh
luv leader. The morning inraoo ( 1 1
o'clock ia i n Germaa and . the creates
scrvH-n.-at 8 o'clock. aUo -vtheriiXpVfar'thri
unmfuw is in x.Mguau. voiacaw frryer
nieetinf Wednesday at 7:45 at the Wal
despel 'home Noi-th. Twelfth treet.
FIRST BAPTIST '
Liberty and Marion lrflik ' Fr.'.t.t II.
Shank,,. pastor, residence 548 North-La b
erty, phone 1920. Horning afrrico at II.
Kermoo topic, "Faith: Ljtrgs and SmslL"
JCveaiac service - at a. Sermoa topi1,
"The Middle of the Road.''. A plend:d
ranical prosraai at the ovVning serrice
will include a reading-, The, Threaded
CrosTO'" Edith JayoeV. f tt: anthem aad
chovuaes Ay. chorus ehf. : Stiaday. aehrx'l'
:4i, superintendent. . K5 Schojike. K. Y.
P. U. at 7. A real live meeting with a
, real livo .leader for a real live bunch.
Subject, ,inflnnting ' Other." , Prayar
meeting services ioa- TharsdsT" frfmiiig.
Thefc "rneetinrs are' largely tundeit. raitt-
; nine around 100 each week. Public cor
dially inTited. The Women's society will
mW os Fhdijr afternooa..
OIAD TISIKGS MISSION:
. 343)4. Coart street. V. a. Jtrhnson.
pastor, phono 1917-W. Kcrricee, at :i and
8 p. in. Sandsy school 4 2- p. m.. snp
erinteodent. 8. Borkey. , w Yoasr people's
" meeting JVTa.ny ereninc-. V"NVek-dy serv
ices Tuesday, , Thursday s and Saturday
evenings. . i: van Relist K. Fields will be
with u over Kanday and will apeak
, afternoon .and evening... The ordinances
win be oDierred in th alternoon service
. - riRST TTHTTED BRETHREN
. Twelfth and Mission atresia- A. S
Ifenderson, pastor, residence 1155 Mis
sion, phoao 1903-W. Services at 11 a. m.
and 8 p. ai. Ke. C. Tibbet. the form
er (axtor for. two years, i will preaeh at
th-morning hoar. Sunday school "10
a. IB-, supennteadent, Mrs. Nettie Tibbet.
- Young people'a meeting' changed Irom
6:30 to 7 p. in. . Prayer servicea each
wedneaday evening at 7:30.
JASOK UEE MEM0RIAX. METHODIST
. -ortn w inter at Jefferson.- avenue.
Thomas Aebeson, pastor. Gilbert Wrenn,
assistant. 1 chare of the Jnnk)inhnrv-h
This church welcomes with a good will
tne public to anite with it in the serv
ice of fno coming Lord 's Day. The
spirit of Better 'Homes Wek will be ob
served. .At 945 a, m.. the church school
' vilLcoavene .With ilarry.Caraowter a
supcrintenaent. . , v,lMes lor ail ages in
a well graded schooL. : Public worship at
II a, m. - iiermoa. theme, "Better Homes
fherr inends Their Enemiei.'V Rev
,VrehB preaches- to th' Janiofchhrctr at
this hoar ia-tha .League room down stairs.
Threa chapters of the .howorth Leairne
meet ia separata rooms for' devotions!
moejting at 6:30 p...m. Young people -al
ways welcome. Others invited also. Open.
lornn ii?o:4j p. .ra. lor sasits Is She
annex. Subject. "A Covenant Keeping
Ood." Public worship 7:30 p. m. . This
is community hour- Appropriate messag
., by 'the- pastor. There will v be special
musitfjiy jthe choir both morning and eve'
. ning". The orchestra will assist at the
evening hoar, r'me fellowship, and good
times, for all in these services of worship.
jCHRISTIAJT ADD MISSIONARY
i sf . AXUAlfCE '
Tabernacle 655 terry street. Pastors,
-- II. . Caswell . aad ' Mrs. Caswell, 2660
Oak street, phone 942-lf. Bonds y school
" .convenes at 2 pf m.- Le&soa found in
Gen. 9:8-17. - Afternoon preaching aerv
ico at 3. (Subject, "The Object of the
. 1-oid'a - tiappel1.' 1 f ' Eveniag evaagelistie
Service at 7:45." Tuesday evening 7:30,
. prayer and praise. , 'riday evening 7:45,
Hible study, in the- Book , of Epboaiaas,
Saturday evening- the' young people , con
duet the service. Sunday school in the
Hslem Heights community house at 10
a. m.,.ol lowed 1y preaching service at
11. Jura. Oidlev. who scent manv veiirs
evangelistic service'-in the .east, will
om we- BpewBer.-
IlEST EVANQEXJCAX
Liberty sad Center. - C. C Poling;
minister. Regular services both morning
and evening. Sermons by the" pastor.
Subjects. 11 a. m., "Believers. Present
, and Future" ; 8 p. ra.. -T Abing Jteal
ities." These will be last aervicef be
fore the ntnual conference. Conference
convenes " in- Portlsnd May 5 at 2p m.
and cAiitinnes over the, th. bible school
at 9:4.1 a." n.. L. L. Thornton,-- snperla
tendent. Classes for all'ages. Christian
tr -,- V - ."-'- . '
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10'A: M. Sunday School '
II A. M., Losing God in Middle Life"
8 P. M. Address by Miss Jillson ' .
THE CHURCH WITH A HEART
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VC A ' - - Rev.
: A. M.f-"Faith; Large anHjSmalT.: ' y
. ' ; .fe Evening "worship at 8 o'clock ' ' y :
i -Ecadini: "The .Dreaded Cross,"CEditliraynW;ri' "j
- . special musical prcnn at evening service . .
Endeavor. -Senior and Intermediate, at 7
p. m. i Juniors as 41 a. tn. Mid-week
servieea-Tauxsdsy evearng, leader, C. T.
Doty. Regular eervwes will He held Son
day, May 9. by Rev. 0.' Bringdala and
the- gospel team of the Bible iTchool of
Portland.- -
LESLIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
South CommercSall and MyeTs streets.
J. Willard le Yoe, ptr, residence 348
Myers street, phono lftS-J. Moraisr serv
ice at 11. Sermon .topic. "Oar. Women
in : Foreign rLands.'; J Evening; service . at
7:30. Sermoa 4opic,"t!randure ia Sin."
Tha ehorw jU ing; at both' services;
Mr. Leslie Springer will sing tha morning
offertory. Mis " Conrsey" tha evening.
Mesdames Be Yoe, Bishop and Bohmstead
will sing a. trio also in theaEOmK IRE
will sin a trio. - Saaday achoul at 9:45,
sb perin tendent, K. A.' -Rhoten. . The '.Sen
ior and Ashury Ueagues at 6:30. Week
day service Thursday, eyeniat, at 7 :30.
Subject, MJBible." Kead the-ifh
ehapter of John. " The Ladies Aid - will
meet with Mrs.' J. W. Linfoot a Wednes
dsy 'afternoon -at 2:30, 2100 Nob- Hill.
Mrs. Linfoot will be assisted by Mrs.
Otjea and Mrsi'Bohrnatead.
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' ' EVABrOELICAL LTJTHERAir -Eighteenth
isa-tt State streets: O. Koeh
ler, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
German -wrv ice art 10:3o a.' to. Luther
League at 2 :30 p. m. Instruction for
children f on Saturday ' from 1:30 ti Z
o'clock, ;.J - ---" - -
TtBXT' SPIRTTTJALlST "
Tift First Spiritoalist church of Salem
will . i-hold . arvicea . at their - hall - (over
Miller's ctotel .this ttianday. evening at
7l30 o'cUx-k. Mrs. L. M. LttValley 1
Portland witl be the speaker and messaga
bearer. The - public is cordially wvitod
to this meeting,- t : r- - -
r FIRST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE L,
Corner Liberty Chemeketa Retreats,
Sunday morning services at H" o'clock,'
Sunday . evening at -8.- Subject of lesson
sermon "Everlasting Punishment." Sun
day school sessions epaveno at. 9:30 and
11 s. m. . Wednesdayi evening testimonial
meeting at 3 o'clock. Reading room, 809
Masonic tTemple, ei f very day except
SttD4aya,Bd holidays front II to 5:30;
every evening except Wednesday and Sun
day from- 7:30 to 9 Saaday afternoon
from .a -o 5. J , j , i - ' ; ;
f ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC
Corner Cottatfe tawl' Cheuieketa atreets.
Rev. J. ft. Hack vmivrf" residence 751
ClihiukeU stree4,-p'iV 89. Services at
R and 10 a. m, Pennon topic "Voca
tions." ut 10. Benedictioji with com
no ticiitsot of- he vena in-? honor of "ha
Lmttf'rtovrer.-' -Wt7.-0 p-.-m.' May de
votions every morsinr after masa at 7
o'clock' Weektdav services at 7 a. jn.
every niorning ; in "Academy on Saturday
at 7 m, . Th. May devotions .will con
sist o the'Liftarar-jDf ,.'the . Blessed Virgin
Mary, songs ty the school children and
connrregation and henejTction, JCvsryone
i a welcome to all services.' - --
ST. PATJL- (EPISCOPAL)
Church street at Chemeketa. Rector
Rev. H. D. Chambers.- Holy Eucharist at
7:30 a. m. la tae ehapeu Becona cele
bration of 4he EacaarUtrat 11 a. m. with
sermon b tha ractarf' Sermon, topic
"The Eighth Commandment.'1 Vested
choir. Church school at 9:45 a. m
superintendent, the rector. - Young peo
ple's fellowships will meet in the parish
bouse at I pi m. u..
ST. TTNCE NT B PATJX. CATHOLIC
HieWaird "na ' Myrtle - avenae. - Rev,
Thos. V. "Keenan, pastor. Masses at 8
and 10:30 a.-m. Benediction of the Most
Bleased SacranWt immediately after the
late mass. .Week dsy . masa at 8 a. m.
At the. lata mass the -new statues of the
Saered ' Heart -of Jesus and tha Sacred
Heart pf -Mary ? trill ' he ? blessed "by tha
pactor. t'riday. May 7, nrst I'nday, ex
bosltion of the Most Blessed Sacrament
and Masa at. 8. m benediction, ia the.
afternoon at 8 o clock. , Confessions on
Thursday afternoon' and evening at the
usual hours. . 1 Mi ring tne monta of aisy,
trhieh la dedicated In th Blessed Virein
will consist oi rosary ana ueueaiciion win
be held every Wednesday ' aad Friday
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evenmgs at- 7 :0 at m. --
" SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST
'Corner of Fifth and Gaines streets. X.
C. Erntson, pastor. Sabbath school at
10:30 . and preaching at li:30 a. m.
Subjects of great interest are discussed
in both scnool and cinrcn. M. v. meet
ing at 4 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednes
days at 7:30. We are now studying the
16th chapter ot Revelation. Bring your
Bible. Sunday night wilt be the last
lecture in the series. Armageddon
That Great World War When There Will
Not Be a Man Left to Tell the. Story.
What Biblf ituve wo for it aad what evi
deuce is there that it may . come soon ?
Dou't'fsil to hear it. Singing begins at
FULL GOSPEL MISSION
237 State street.' Ralph D. -Bullock,
pastor, residence 251 Mission., street,
phone 1439-W. Harry J. Momss, assist
ant pastor, residence. Silver-ton road
phone 15F14. Services at 2:30 and 7:30
p. m. Sunday school at 2 :30 p." m. Bible
stady or evangelistic meetings every night
at 7:45 except Monday and Friday. All
are invited to these apostolic gospel meet
ings where the Lord Jesus is manifesting
Himself as in Bible days. ' 'See that thpn
snake - all things according to the pat
tern." Heb. ..tt:5 with the Acta of tthe
Apostles. o collections. j
CHURCH OF OOD
1346 North Church street. 3. J. Gil
letpie, pastor,, residence 1315 North
Chnrch -street, phena 1873-M. Marntng
service at 11. ; Sermon topic, "Why Gol
Withheld the Kain in too Days or Kli
jah." Evening service at 7:30. Sennas
topic. "Woman Her Place in the Home.
Church and - State." Sunday sehoolat
10 a. m , superintendent,- Mrs. Walter
Barkus. Young people's meeting at 6:45
p. m. Lesder, Mace, Morford. Subject,
"A Jaeseag. to YoalB. . Kegulsr weekly
prayer service weanesday evening j :3U
First
Congretional Church
Center and Liberty " '
HEVT. CHARLES E. WART) . :
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
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- INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS
. .ASSOCIATION s -
- Meet every. Sunday .in lerby .building,
Court and High streets. Hour 10 to 12
a. m. and 3 to 4 p. m. All interested ia
Bible etudy ; cordially Invited." Funeral
service conducted -free of charge in . Sa
lem aud vicinity ry - local Bible - class.
Phone 1450-W. ; Tonight at " 8 o'clock
there will he a public lecture ia Derby
-buildinig by. J.' G. UalL Subject, -'The
End tof All Things a at Hand. ' The
Kingdom of Heaven Is Near." Seats
free. Jit collection.
- FOBS MEMORIAL - METHODIST
.'West ,., Salem. - F U. i.'annell, pastor,
residence 975 Front street, phone 1341-R.
services at 11a. as. and 7:30- p. as. Sun
day school at 9 :4i.. superintendent, 1. V.
Sebers. Epworth League at 6:3U; Junior
League the same hour. Prayer meeting
Tharaday evening at 7:30. '.The pastor
will preach , ia the morning and Rev. C.
H. Bryan, chaplain at the ststa peniten
tiary; will preach la tha evening. sl . r
SOTJTH SALEM FRIENDS
- Soath Commeraial and Washington Sts.'
Carl F. Miller, pastor, '' residence 1655
Booth Liberty street, phone 133-K. Serv
ices at 11 a. ra. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday
school at lO a. m., superintendent, B. J.
C. Pat ton. Young people's meeting 6:45
p.' as.' Week-day services Tnuraday 7:30
p. m., also monthly business meeting.
UNITARIAN .
Cottage and Chemeketa streets. Bev.
Martin . Fereshetisn. minister. Chnrch
school at 10 a m. Graded instruction.
Class for adndta conducted by Mr. Miles
McKay. . Devotional services at 11 a. m.
The , aabjeet of the . aermon by request,
What Shall I Do To. Be Saved?" Solo
Ilalcium by Handel, Mm. Martin Fereshe
tian. Mrs. W. A. Denton at the organ.
0a account of Music Week there will be
no session ot - the Emerson club on
Tharaday. n
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Center and Libecty. Charles E. Ward,
pastor, residence 440 Center street, phone
59I-B-. r Morning service at II. - Sermon
topic. "Losing Ued in Middle Life."
Evening service at 8. Sermon topic,
"Christian Schools in Turkey." an - address-
by 'Miss Jillaon of Brass. Sunday
school at 10, enperintendent,- Mark Me
Callister. Thursday, 7:30, mid-week Bible
tady and prayer meeting. Miss Jillson
U one of the few really celebrated work
er now-carrying on in Turkey. In 1922,
4,000 refugees owed their lives directly
to her prompt action. Nothing but rare
tact and management could have achieved
what she has done.
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i FIRST CHRISTIAN i
Center and High streets. E. C. Vhit
aker, pastor. Vivian G. Whisler, assist
ant pastor, residence 444 North Winter,
phone .481-W. Morning service at 11.
Sermon topic, ' 'The Man Too Busy To Io
His Duty." Evening, service at 7:80.
Sermon topic, ' "The Three Estimates
a Man." At the morning hour Grace
Fawk -will aing "Be Still, and Know That
1 Am God, car kotos, -me cnoir win
sing-. "He Is the King of lory." Cram
mer, at the evening hour. Senior En
deavor at 6:30, led by Hazel Arnold
rrk.lm. I . flu V a will . i rt rr a ariln. Tonic
' The Ten Most Important Kind of Work
MOW Make i nns wnnswBB I inter
mediate society led by Wynn Dyer. Spe
ill music.
FIRST PRESBTTERIAN
Church street between Chemeketa and
Center -streets. Norman Kendall Tully
D.D.. pastor. 9:30 a. tn., Sunday school
Mr. H. E. Barrett, superintendent. 10:45
a. m.. morning worship. Delegates to the
Marion County. Older Boys' conference
will he in attendance at this service and
the message will be brought by Mr. James
Palmer, religious work secretary ot the
Portland Y. M. c A. s:3U p. m., tne
Intermediate society, supervised by Miss
Edna Purdy, will have social hour at the
church. 0:30 p. m., young people s so
cieties 7:30 p. m., evening worship,
Sermon. "God's Message in the Sunset,"
by Dr. Tally. The young people's chorus
choir will assist with the music.
NAZARENE
Nineteenth and Marion atreets. C. H
Hopkins, pastor, residence I960 Marion.
Mrs. Hopkins, assistant pastor. Morning
service at 11. Sermon topic, r "Christ
Dwelling Within." Evening service at
7:80. Sermon 'topic, "She Hath Done
What She could. special mnaic ana
singing at both services. Sunday school
9:45 a. m., superintendent, Frank Lit
willer. Senior young people's meeting
S;30 p. m., Clarence Mtwiller, president
Junior Christian EnifesVor 0:45 v. m.
Miss Alice JJorrls, -Header. .Wednesday
evening at 7:30 prayer aad 'praise service
led by the pastor. Monday evening at
7:30 Rev. C. J. Hinnie, returned mission
ary from China, will give an illustrated
talk on his work there. The pastor will
preaeh Sunday morning and Mrs. Hopkins
will preach ia the evening. , .
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SCANDINAVIAN METHODIST
Fifteenth - and' Mill streets. Patrik
Dahlia, pastor, residence 2095; Trade
street, phone 377-J. Morning -service In
Swedish at 11. Evening service in Eng
lish at 8. Sunday school 9:45 a. m., sup
erintendent,, the pastor. Young people1
meeting 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
day 7:30 p. m. - Sunday school meeting
on Friday. 7:30, in the home of Miss
Christensen. 722 State street. Yon are
all cordially invited to our services.
BETHANY REFORMED
Cornei; Capitol snd Marion streets. M
Denny, minister. . Sunday school 10 a. m.
and German service 11 a. m.
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HIGHLAND FRIENDS
Corner Highland and Church. Edgar
P. Sim, pastor, residence 2445 Maple
a venae. Services it 11 a. ra, and 8"p. m
Lj. c. iiinsnsw, superintendent of Oregon
yearly meeting, will bring the message in
the morning and levi T. Pennington,
president ef Pacific college, will speak on
the suojeet of feaee ' at night. Bun
day school 10 a. m superintendent. Wal
ter S Upton. Young people's meeting at
l p.- m.
"EVANGELICAL'
Seventeenth and Chemeketa streets.
F. W. Launer, . pastor, residence 2ea
forth Seventeenth, phone 1008-W. Herv
ices at 11 a. m.-and 8 p. m. Eveniag
sermoa topic, St. John. 17th cbaDter.
Rev. G. L. Lfivell will preach at 11 a. m.
and hold the communion services. Sun
day school t . 10 a. m superintendent.
O. R. Strausbaugh. Mrs. Harry Mills will
be tne leader of young people a meeting.
KNIGHT MEMORIAL C0NGRE
. ...... . GATI0NAL
Soutfi Nineteenth and Ferrv atreets.
H. C. Stover, -: minister, residence .245
South Nineteenth, phone 19 24-J. . SundaV
school at 10 a. tn., C. C. Harris-, superin
tendent. In the. morning service at 11
o'clock the aermon subject will be "Great
llymns of the Chnrch." At 7:15 Miss
Jennie L. Jillson of Brtrose, Turkey, will
address the Senior and Junior Christian
Endeavors. The public Is invited to this
service. At 8 o'clock the chorus choir
will he heard in a ssprad ennert Th.
eoncert numbers." are: Chorus "How
BcBBtifnl Upon the Mountains,' Walter
Spinney. Duet, Welcome Home," Her
bert Johnson !M1s Msrlow . Miller and
Mr. Lawrence Deacon. Chorus, "Lovest
Thon Met" Ira. Wilaon. , Men's chorus,
-"Trust Te in the Lord." H. W. Petri.
obligato solo by. Mrs. Murdock. Chorus,
"The Bon of God Goes Forth to War,"
Br L. -Ashford. -' lnet, "O "Mother' Dear,
Jerusalem," A. W. Lansing Mia Myra
G lesson and Mr. Leonard Chadwiek.
Oiems. "Jesus. T-rChildrMt p!, '--
Armur stiiier. jut. wuid Allison .andv
air; ittcu JJeacon, -aecompanis44 :
SOCIETY
V- (Contianed frosBpage 3 .) ',-" '
placed for: -Mrs. U, Q. . Shipley,
Mrs. Henry Meyers, Mrs. , Reuben
P. Boise, Mrs.'E. L. Baker. Mrs?
tS-aorge O. BrdwnrMT'FTnk W.
v,.WI.f -- "sr"" vvr" 'it "vi
i uiii juib. v. xi. iancy, aits.
h. r. Griffith, Mrs. O. CJ Locke,
Mrs MiltontLt. Meyers. Mrs. Frank
Meredith. Mrs. II..H. Ollnger, Mrs.
peorse;Bodgers,Mrs,R. E, Lee
Stelner, Mrs. W. Carlton Smith,
and . the Hostess, Mrs. ' Baumgart-
ner.'r-t - . " : "
U. At the next meetlnjc ot the dab
Mrs.- Edwla L Baker wilt, be the
hostess. . -
Mrs. Cone Entertdin&;. .''
at ' Luncheon i T-'i -
; The attractive home . of - Mrs.
was the scene of a particularly
lovely abridge" luncheon "on'; Wed
nesday afternoon. Roses; peonies.
Iris and lilies o the Talley. decked
the rooms. --:-' -. '-
Mrs. John B. Hosford won the
high' score for the afternoon, while
thV second.'prlze went 'to Mrs.
John' B. Craig. -
' Ldncheon covers ware placed
for: ' Mrs. H. B. Latham of Silver
ton, Mrs. Walter F. Buchner, Mrs.
D. X. Beechler, Mrs. O. W. Laf-
lar, ' Mrs." C. E. Cashatt, Mrs. John.
B. Hosford. Mrs.- M."Hoff nell.
Mrs. Harold M. Brown. Mrs. Fred
M. Powell, Mrs. John W. Orr. Mrs.
E; E. Bragg, Mrs. J. W. Lewis,
Mrs. John B. Craig. Mrs. W. W.
Rosebraugb. Mrs. H. S. Polsal aad
Mrs. J. B. Protzman. . v
Royal Neighbors
Convention on Monday
The district convention of the
Royal Neighbors will be: held in
&alem on' Monday, May 3.. . Mem
bers of the society from many oat
lying communities will gather for
the sessions which will take place
at Silrerton. Dallas. Scotts .Mills,
Falls City, Suver, Woodburn, Che
mawa, Albany and Corvallls.
Ritualistic work will be exempli
fied. A banquet will be served at
ti: 30 o'clock. Features' 'of the ses
sions will be fancy drills, address
es, with prizes for the best drills.
All Royal Neighbors are expected
to be irt attendance.
Sacred Concert at
First Methodist Church
A "Better Music Week" sacred
concert will be given in the First
Methodist . church " this eve
ning by the chorus choir, direct
ed by Prof. E. W. Hobson. Prof.
T. S. Roberts will have charge of
the organ and Miss Louise Findley
will preside at the piano. Rev. F.
C. Taylor, the pastor, will deliver
a special sermon on "The Ministry
of Music." The following program
of numbers will be given:
There Is a Green Hill Far Away,
. Jenkins
Incidental solo -R.
D. Barton.
Hosanna Granier
Roland Craven.
Kammeaol Osirov......JRubenstein
Mr. Roberts and Miss Findley
Honor in Arms, (from Sampson) '
Handel
Lloyd Thompson.
The Conqueror...! Coombs
Mr. Craven and Mr. Barton.
Gloria Mozart
The Chorus.
Mrs. Northrup Is
Honored at Luncheon
Mrs. M. M. Nortnrup, who Is
national field secretary of the
Woman's Home Missionary society
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
was the honor guest at an attrac
tive fifteen cover no-hostess lun
cheon on Wednesday-in the Elks
temple., ", 5 . .,
In- the afternoon Mrs. Nortkup
spoke before a meeting of "the
three local' Methodist missionary
societies at the regular, meeting of
the First Methodist church general
aid.
Covers at the luncheon were
placed for: Mrs. Northup, Mrs.
C. F. Wilson, . Mrs. W. E. Kirk,
Mrs. F. W. Selee, Mrs. Effie Dun
lap; Mrs. Ronald Glover, Mrs. Har
riett Durkheimer, Mrs. H. F.
Shanks, Mrs. H. H. Vandevort,
Mrs. A. A. Underhill, Mrs. A. C.
Bohrnstedt, Mrs. J. Willard De
Yoe, Mrs. Fred H. Taylor, Miss
Vesta Mulligan and Mrs. Alden.
Attend District Convention
a ,
A group Of local ( women who
are members of the Woman's
Home Missionary society of . the
Methodist Episcopal church at
tended the district conference of
the organization on Thursday and
Friday in Silverton.
; Among those going from Salem
were: Mrs. B. E. Carrier, Mrs.
J.5 W. Beckley, Mrs. Harriet Durk
heimer, Mrs. Benjamin Blatch
ford, Mrs. E. F. Shanks. Mrs.
George H. Alden, Mrs.' Ronald
Glover, Mrs. C. F. Wilson, Mrs.
Beard, Mrs. J. F. ' Dunlap, Mrs.
C. IZ Blackerby, and Mrs. E. C.
Miller.
Business and Professional . ,
Women to Meet , '
' An ! Important meeting of the
Salem Business and Professional
Women's club will be held &t
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LISTEN Ifi
SERVICES StTSDAT KIOHT
:OQ-7;UU Kfc'W-V.tiUar Miaha-PeU or
chestra - in concert.
:301:00---KGW (41), 7:30. evening
church serriees; f-lO, concert orchestra.
:50-10:30 KOIN (319). 7:30-, chareh
services ; , 9:80-10:80,; sacred, concert.:
:00 KPU (428, Ban Francisco. 6. or
chestra; -6:a(. paogramj B;3i-lU, Rudy
Selger's -orchestra. .
:00 KTBI (294), Los Angeles. 6, radio
veeper services 71 Utiitt. chareh
services. ; . ..
;SO KFI (487), Ias Angeles. 6:30,
KFI nightly doings; 6:45, program: 7,
string ensemble; 7:30, program; H, or-.
gan recital; V, syncopators; 10, orehee-
:30-KXX (337), Los Angeles. 6:30,
chareh services ; 8, chareh program; 9,
program.
:4S KF8G 4275), Los Angeles. 6:45,
musical program; 8, revival services!
lO-ll, organ recital.
:00 KHJ (405), Los Angeles. 7.
church services; 8-10, music lovers'
night.
:lo KJR (384), Seattle. 7:15, organ
recital; 7:30, church services; 9-10,
orcnestra
:45 KHO, C394), Spokane.
church services; 9, concert trio.
:45 KGO (3ol). Oakland.
service and music.
:45 KTAB (240), Oakland.
7:45,
Chnrch
7:45,
chareh services, 9:30-11, after-service
concert,
:45 KFOX (233), Long Beach. 7:45,
religious services ; 9-11, orchestra.
:00 KFW1 (Z26), San Francisco. 8,
religious services; 9, stadio program;
10-12, orchestra.
:45 KPSN (316), Pasadena. 845
9:45. 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening
in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms. Officers for the new year
will be elected at this time.. Har-i
ry N. Grain, chairman of the city
planning commission will 'give a.
comprehensive talk on the pro
ject. Final readings will also be
given on Monday of proposed con
stitutional amendments.
Writers' Club to Meet
Miss Renska Swart will enter
tain the members of the Writers
club on Tuesday evening at her
shop on Court street.
Mrs. Livesley Is
Hostess for Club Group
-An outstanding club event of
the week took place on Friday
afternoon when Mrs. T. A. Lives
ley entertained her club at her
home on Lincoln Hill. Salmon
pink' roses and tulips were lbvely
in the rooms.
In the group were: Mrs. Wil
liam Boot, Mrs. Ashel Bush, Mrs.
Fritz Slade. Mrs. E. A. O'Neil,
Mrs. T. C. Smith, Jr., Mrs. J. She!
ley Saurman, Mrs. George Rodg
ers," rMs. O. C. Locke, Mrs. John
McNary, Mrs. Fredrick Lamport,
Mrs. Henry W. Meyers, and the
hostess, Mrs. T. A. Livesley.
St. Paul's Guild
Mrs. Ada Strong will be hostess
in her home at 4S5 South Com
merclat street on Monday for
members of St. Paul's Guild of
the Episcopal church.
House Guest at Pollock Home
Mrs. J. R. Pollock entertained
as 'her house-guest several days
during the. past week, her sister.
Mrs. H. P. Flicksinger of Spokane.
,' .
Mrs. Spaulding to Visit
Mrs; Walter L. Spaulding and
little daughter Leone, are leaving
this morning for a several weeks'
outing at the Clay Miller ranch
near Oregon City. Mrs. Spaulding
and Mr. Miller are brother and
sister.
House Guests at
Bishop Home
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. iBshop are
entertaining as theofr house-guests
over the week-end Mrs. I. W. Starr
of Brownsville and Miss Beulah,
Miller of Halsey. Yesterday the
party left for Champoeg where
they were joined by Ms. and Roy
Bishop and children.
Returns From St. Louis
MrsI A. L- Brown has returned to
her home in Salem after spending
the winter in St. Louis, Missouri,
as tbegnest of her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Matthews.
Cliapter G to Meet
Chapter G of the PEO sister
hood will meet on Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. A. C.
Parr. Mrs. D.,X. Beechler will
have charge of the program on
"Wild Flowers and Trees of Ore
gon." Salem Girls Honored at
Sorority Luncheon
Members and alumnae members
of the Alpha. Omlcron Pi, national
sorority, entertained a group of
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plan, to enter the TJiMTrslty' of
Oregon next t alL A number of the
hostess .! gronp , motored np .from
Eugene for the, event,. -.
The delightful affair was in the
form of a!4 1 o'clock luncheon? yes
terday fhnheCbrnesero6m. -of the
Gray BeUe, Foxglove, pink roses
and snapdragons t:entere&r the
table where.; covers were .placed
for: M4ss JosepWne Maillding. Miss
Gladys AIbin,Miss Mildred Pugh,
Miss Caroly Lnmbtrth, Miss Flor
ence Power; Miss? Margaret Looney
Continued on page .8.)
Salem Market
OEATjr
No. 1, wheat, -White
No. 1, ued, sacked
White eat , . .
Gray -oat -,,
, f i as 1
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.40
- .48
.80
Barley
Barley
vncir iroTTas isn SECT
Dveaaed horn - -IS
Top steers
Co wa
.060.07
2.004.00
SV44
- Balls
Spring- lambs under 80. lba. -13
geavier
POTJXTBT
Lieht ken
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etas
Heavy hen
-Old roosters .
Broilers
rOGlL JRTTTTEH AHS BTXTTESTAT
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Creamery batter
Milk, cwfc
Medinm egga
Btandard egga
,43.44
2.44
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1 General Markets I
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- WOOL. HIDES
PELTS SHEEP, long- dry, 19e; sort,
nominal: Baited. $11.25; short. 25
SOc; aalted goats, long, 75cl; dry
goats, log, 16 pound.
C'ASCA-RA BARK Steady, 7e poond;
Oregon grape root nominal.
IIOPS 1925 crop clusters 2425e,
S-year contracts, 20c a pound.
HIDES Salted, . 6c ; green. 5c ; salt
bulls, 5c; green bulls, 4e; calf, 12e; kip
So; flint dry. 12e; salted 8e; horse hides
75e$l. -
WOOL -Ilalf blood and valley fine,
35e; three-eighths blood, 35c; tow
quarter, 88; Eastern Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho rsneh clips, 2629c
VEGETABLES
PORTLAND,. May 1. (Wy Associated
Press) Ore. potatoes 3.O0r4.OO; Netted
Gems, 44.25 cwt.; eabbage, $4.50(0
$ 6.00. cwt. Bunch vegetables: Green n
iona, 8085c doz. bunohea; oniona gl.&O
2.75; beets, -8540c; turnips, 50c;
carrots, 25 40c doa. bunches; garlic.
17a20c lb.; peppers. 30e per lb;
squash, 23e "lb.; celery, 86 8 per
crate; eggplant, 20c lb.; tomatoes, $5(s
86.50 lug; lettuce. Imperial valley, Calif
ornia, 4505 crate; articbolree, 75e
fos; green beans 20c lb; new peas 12
17c; Brussels sprouts, 15c lb.; rhubarb,
4o lb.; hotheose cucumbers, 81.500
1.50 doi. ; asparagua, 1013e ib.; local,
1.50 1.60 per dos. bunches; sweet po
tatoes, Ci&tV4e lb.; new potatoes, 79c.
PBTJITS, NUTS i.
FRUITS Oranges, 85.00 (t$ 5.75 crate ;
lemons,' $5.50(6.50; bananas, 8 9c;
pears, nominal; grapf mi t, $6 (g; 8; straw
berries, $2(3.50 crate; locals, f44.25
crate.
APPLES Waihinfrton WinesapS, ex
tra fancy, 82; fancy, $1.75; C grade,
81. 25 1.50; Oregon Spitzenburgs, extra
fancy, $1.5001.75; fancy, $1.251.35;
C grade, $1.151.25; Rome Beauty, fancy
$1.50; Newtowns, extra fancy; $'22.25;
fancy, $1.752; 0 grade, $1.25(1.60;
cookers, 75ei$l. ;
NUTS Walnuta, Ko.'l 1926e pound;
filberts, nominal; almonds, 3084e lb.;
brazil nuts, 2027e lb.; Oregon chest
nuts, nominia; peanuts, 10llVxC.
. LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Say 1. (By Associated
Press.) (TJ. 8. Department of Agricul
ture.) Receipts of week, (approximate);
cattle 8,260; calves 340; hogs 3,880;
sheep 1,470; total 151 carloads. Cattle,
compared week ago: Beef steers 10c to
25c lower; other classes steady: week'a
prices: Beef steers $7.85 8. 50; top
$8.65; cows - and heifers $5fi7; small
lots of good heifers $7.35,7.65; cows
in loads up to $7; eanners and cutters
$2.50 Vf 4.50; bulls $4,50fi)G; calves $7
9; light vealers up to $12.
Hogs, compared week a (to: Killing
classes lOo to 25c higher; feeder pigs
50c to 75e lower; week's bulk prices:
Light butehers $14(cJ 14.25 ; nothing over
$14.10 after Monday; weightier kinds
$13.75 down; packing sows $9.50fi)
1O.50; feeder pigs $14.2514.50; a few
Mondsy at $15 15.25.
Sheep, compared week ago: Spring
lambs 60c lower; other classes steady;
bulk spring lambs $13..r0;i 14 ; a .few
old crop shorn lambs. U0(i 10.50 ; a few
shorn ewea $6 7.
GRAINS
PORTLAND. May 1. (By Associated
Press.) Wheat: BBB hard white, Msy,
June $l-4; hard -white, Bsart, May
$1.44; hard white fpderation. May $1.43;
soft white, western white, Msy, June
$1.48; hard winter. May $1.42; north
ern spring. May $1.42: June $1.42;
western red. May, June $1.40.
Oats, No. 2, 36-pound white feed, and
gray April, May $27.50.
Corn, No. 2 EY shipment. May 133.75;
June $34.
Millrun, standard. May $23 ; June
$23.50.
HAY
TORTLAXD, May 1. (By Associated
Press.) Buying prices: Valley timothy
$20; do eastern Oregon $22.50; alfalfa
$19.50(2)20; clover nominal; oat hay
$20; oat and vetch $81; straw $9 per
ton. Selling prices $2 a ton more.
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CJTAL TYPOORAPH1CAL UNION
Jo, 2 10 President, O. P. Evans; sec-
"l..?1-, O-jKlkenUn. Aieate SeO
ond Saturday, 3:00 p. aa. ., . -
CARPENTERS' BUNION NO. 1065
.Meets Thurs. evening. Arthur Tucker,
K!?i"lf"t: v W' p,ttu eecreury.
bkilled mechanics furnished. Phone 179.
SALEM UNION; LABEL LEAGUE
Meets at Labor Hall on call of preai-
?1? I ' i8er. ecretary,VBoa
443, Salem, Ore.
Lodge Roster
FRATERNAL ORDER OP 'EAQLES,"taeet
- .4.-., "cu- Taiernuy uau. K.
M. WiUett, See'y. Tel. 889-R.
KNIGHTS OP PYTHlAb MEETS AT
v!-"1. H"n Try Tuesday evening.
Visitors invite F. D. Vinson. C. C
.Walter Lenon, . of R, S. ' '
Mtt &tt$pn edtattgman
Published every morning (except Hon-
day) at Salem, the capital of Oregon.
Local Rates
For Classified
Advertising
Daily or Sunday
- 2 cents per word
5 cents per word
One time
Three times ;
Six times i
u eents per word
1 mo. daily and gun. 20 cents per word
in order to earn the more than one
time rate, advertisement must run in
consecutive isaiies.
No. Ad. tsken for less thsn 25c.
' Ads. run Sunday ONLY charged at
one-time rata.
Advertisements (except Personals
and Situations Wanted) will be taken
over the telephone if the advertiser is
subscriber to I phone.
The Statesman will receive adver
tisements st any time of the day or
sight. To insare proper classifica
tions ads. should be in before 7 p. m.
TELEPHONE 23 OR 583
". Money to Loan;
ON REAL ESTATE
T. K. FORD
(Over Ladd, A Bush Bank)
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ADVERTISING
HONEST ADVERTISING These eol
una must be kept free from anything
of a questionable nature. Misrepresen
tations will not; be, tolerated. Infor
mation showing! any questionable in
tent on the part of the advertiser
should be reported to - this . nnwa
psper or the Salem Ad club.
Auto Repairing
LOOSE WUEEI-8 REPAIRED. REAR
81. 2 5." front 8K0O. Mike Psnek, the
brake specialist! 275 S. Coro'l. Kt. 3ja
Auto Tops
SEE US FOR TOP AND PAINT WORK,
O. J. Hull Auto Top aad Paint Shop.
267 S. Commercial. 5sl6tf
Help, Wan ted
WANTED BERRY PICKERS. PHONE
117F12. 1 . 9ra8
WANTED OOOSBBERRY PICKERS TO
'. sign up to begin May- 5. ft. II. Scott,
V3F4. f ,
LdCANBErtRV "PlCKTERS. FOR SEASON.
Easy picking: trained V shape. '' Call at
store, 1610 "b. Commercial St. 9m8
WANTED A BARBER FOB LADIES'
work.. Box 17343, Statesmen. 9m 2
MAKE YOUR SPARE TIME PAY. HAVE
easy selling article. Call at 429. Ore-
ron Bid?., mornines. - - - ' 9m28tf
Help Wanted Blale 11
CAN USE A FEW MORE WOOD CHOP
pers: 305 Oregon; Bldg. ' ' llra2
4-
RELIABLE MAN j IN EVERY TOWN
city to distribute free samples, adver
tising matter, rtc. No selling. Ex
perience unnecessary. Outdoor work.
$5 to $6 daily. jWrite quickly for"con
tract. Supervisor Colombe, 5153 North
Clark St., Chicago. Illinois. Ilm2
Help Wanted Female 13
ADDRESSING ENYELOPES EXPER-lence-
unnecessary.? Earn - $15.00
$45.00 weekly during spare time ' at
fcdme. Dignified! work for honest,- sin
cere persons. KRANKLYN PRODUCTS
1033 VanBuren, Chicago. 13m2
WOMEN TEACHERS- WANTED TO
TRAVEL during summer vacation. In
"teresting work, . congenial teacher com
panions, and at least $60.00 per wook.
Salary to start and railroad fare paid.
Give age, education and details of ex
perience in first ! letter Address S; J.
QiMfiiian, 1000 V, Dearborn St.. Chi
cago. 111. j 13m2
Salesmen"
15
SALESMAN, $C000j TEARLY FOR MAN
. to travel, Oregon fand Pacific coast ter-
. n . U.tkl.. ft ..It CT-1..
. .w. j , nuwiuft .rr ccis w cat t J . oie
Manager.. 312 MdCluxg Bldg., Chicago.
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-- National 'Bank .
MATERNITY5 CASES BY, PRACTICAL
I nurse." Phone 2294-X. " ' - 19j2
TOR "GARDEN . PLOWINO, BA8EMENT
diggioc and team work. Phone 72P2.
IiV, . .t-;.JSMt.u.:-- i jl-V- 19ml4tf
: 'For Rent 21
8 WE BENT AND COLLECT BENTS '
t ' BuseeUe Asasnwall . . .
,22a N. CoamerciaL St. '
f 4.. ' 21altf
FURNISHED APARTMENT WITH Odr
dea. . 1896 Jf. '4th. . - zlm24tt
FOR. RENT HOUSES" AND APART
meats., Jr. 1. Wood, S41 Btata St. -
. , 21ml2U
PRINTED CARDS, JffVN !4"-BT 7"
- wording, "'For KVfV riea 10
eenta each. SUtMthaHf nsiMS Office,
grouna floor. ' - -ejg-
FOR RENT STRICTLY KODERN
room flat 70S Marion St., 'uraace n
garage $4 O.' ' F. .
t 5 room house and sleeping perch, g
tsge 650 N 16th 8t $30. ' '
1 3 rooms aad sleeping porch,' strictly
modern. 1550 8. Winter St- 80. ' ' ,
I - BECKB HENDRICKS, " ' ' 1
189 N. High St. - r Hs25tf
For Retit Apartments 23"
FURSilSIIKD APARTMENT. PBIVATB
bath. 545 Court Stv Phone -1057. "
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APARTMENTS FOR RENTr COKP
apartments.- " . ..: 23m" i
FURNISHED 3 ROOM APT. CLOSE I
. Pisneeiaiiv-.anitKbia . business
girls. Phone 1313 W. - - . ; S3m8
TWO 2-KHM VCWVIOHTf-n APART-
ments. One 2-room apartment Sod. .
sleeping porch. Lights, heat and 'wat
er furnished, . 945 8. Twelfth. .5 $8.m .
NICELY FURNISHED 'S-ROOM T APT.
Downstairs, private bath. "1183 Court
St , 83a32tf
PRINTED CARDS. SIZR 14 Bt 7""
wording, "Hoomi to Rnt," price II
cents e-sch. Stateaman, BnaUutsa Office.
ground floor. . . , -
FO-BKNT i
5 rooms and ' sleeping i porch, ' water,
lights, and telephone, free,- 'possession
now. O. W. LAPLAR,. 410 Oregon
Bldg. . . 4 23m2.
For Rent Rooms ',25
TWO STUDENTS MAY HAVE -BOOM
with sleeplag porch, privilege la mod
era home, la eenveaient location. Ad
dress A. D.. care. Statesman, SSf2U
ROOM FOR RENT FOR GENTLEMAN,
in llliiii r n hnm. (mm 1 1 - P.f.r,
ence. Address Home, care Btaiesraan,
25f2t(
. For Rent Houses 27
4 ROOM HOUSE, LIGHTS, WATER
and sewer. 1570 N. Com '1. St. 5 27m5
FOR RENT NEW 4-ROOM MODERN
bungalow, one . block from Parrish
school. 935 N. 12th. 87mi
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FOUR-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW i
wiin wooa ana lurnace. very close in
Phone 1422-J. 27m4jajp
4 K(HM BUNG AIXW WITH ri:
:rnack
and nook. Just 3 blocks south
1 sjg (II' i a
library. 1'hone 142'4 J
"vrfi
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
house!. Brown, aad Johnson. 109 S.
Com'l . 87jl7tf
FOR RENT : ' ' '
$40 Modern house, 8-room, at 138 8.
- Cottage St. Opposite Elks temple. See
Childs. Betchei,., Masonic temple
1'hone 1727. . i7m2tf
HOMES FOR RENT $12 TO $40. TWO
especially, good. One $32.50, other
$40. Two -flats. one furnished at $35
and $40. Becke ft Hendricks 1 89 N.
- High street.-- . - ' 27a30tf
-l For Rent
I HAVE SEVERiAL-lB'RIGSO FARMf
for rent. P. E, . The iio. Tamer.
Ore. . Phone 8XX. - -f - 29altf
Wanted Misce!
PCRNrrUBE PACKINO ' FOR ' SHIB
menti. Glese-Powera Furniture Co.
-" ? ' - .- -85s20H
WOODBY THE AUCTIONEER BUYS
used furniture for cash. Phone 511". i
V " ' r - : Vr.-;,-' 85atf t
WANTED ; PRIVATE MONEY FOR
-earns scans. v nave several applica
tions on hand. Hawkins m Roberta
Iae.. 205 Oregon Bldg. 85dl
For Sale
SEED POTATOES' le PER LB. PHONKi
23F11. m4
192S CHEVROLET. - 2-DOOB SEDAN.
Well equipped, good condition.-Phone
1995 or 75F11.. . . 87m7
SEED AND EATINa. POTATOES, f 1-75 i
per sacs: ana geoa eating apples, iuu.i
Broadway. .. :,- 87m8
STRONO OUTDOOR OROWN-BEDDINA
and - perennial plants for sale. ;-'Eraetf
Lufer, Route -4, Bos -l-B. - - - S7a5
LLOY BE ED BABY BCGOY, REASON
able, 1490 Chemeketa. -S7m5
! . FOR JBALB
Oomnlnftjk vsl.nl.iii. mtlfil Is vAajI
MAC DONALD AUTO CO.
- 7a2Stf
CERTIFIED BURBANK SEEli POTA
toes, 83.00 per -Cwt.' $95.00 per ton,
f.. o.i b. Alpine, Ore. , .W, E M-CJo-key,
Monroe, Ore. : 87m5
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