THE OREGON STATESMAN SALEM. OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, OQTOBER. 24,-1926
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the - fire room house and its
practicability. To prov that
bne is practical we show here
a bouse' that contains enough
foom to be. large and. with, the
lesser expense, oX a small bouse.
The exterior design is one
that is most adaptable and pop
ular on the coast and inland
cities. This design being . in
stucco will fit into almost any
landscape as a homey and
cheerful residence. . The French
doors opening to the pergola
covered terrace makes a very
. comfortable appearance as well
as, useful.
Being influenced by the Eng
lish cottage it does not take on
the characteristic squareness
of the rooms which Is most un
derab)e. One will notice in
glancing, .over the floor plan
that all the rooms are . large
and airy. The bath room at
tbe side between the two bed
rooms is accessible from either
bedroom milking a rery con
venient arrangement.
There ; is an ample amount
of cupboard, space in the kitch
en, and this room -is large
enough should a built-in table
be desired. :
' To dining room is very conveniently arrang ed in the rear of the house giving privacy as
well 'as cpmfort.
The fireplace located on the front side of the house and near the entrance. Is attractive from
bofa' interior and ' exterior, allowing a nook beside which can be placed either books or a seat.
Onextra room may, be added In attic if desired, and with a small amount of work in plantings
and shrubbery arrangements this could be made an attractive home. .
v Therjs 1924 square feet of floor area in this home.
Plans
SPAULDING
Salem, Oregon
EVANGELISTIC TOLL OOSPXL
A8SEMSLT
Old YMCA building corner Commercial
and Chenveketa-rKvangelist H. Hansen of
Kelso. Wash., assbUad by Roy C. Ceggu-,
son of thU city Km take charge of the
new mission work recently opened up
her. Many people of Salem are ac
quainted with KvangeKst Hansen and will
welcom bis return to Salem and labor
among -them. He is an able speaker,
preaching tha full Uospel at the Son ul
Cod in the power and demonstration of
tha Spirit. Thin work in evangelistic iu
character with it main, purpose that of
bringing tho oR atory of to eroaa of
CalTry to ths multitudes rt. on init
wMen lt In sin. aiek in body. r in
need.- that they mifcht lenrn to know
Jesus Christ tn the power of salvation and
heaUns nd to, sxuuaur to tU wiUrinjc
nd nnedjr. 11 yon aro tired of sin, sick.
In body. Wiaeonrage in nwntwesa. di
gnsted' with hypocrisy, come, Jesus will
tneet your- case, tlhristisn singers and
Workers invited to cooperate. Meetings
Week nights. Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Katurdayi at 7:4.1; Sundays, afternoons
B :UO, evenings 7:45. Sunday school at
P. n.;
FULL GOSPEL MISSION
137 Stat. Bajph D. Bullock, pastor, Har
ry J. Morriss. assUtaat pactor. Sarviees
8 and T .'80 p. m. Sanday school 2 p.
. ' Bible atudy and evangelistic meet
ing Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday
night at 7:43. , W are living in the
moat momenta on a time of tho history of
th world and Ood's word is sure guide
I . 'Vxnlr 1
Evening, 7 3 O-r-Prmiitization, "Story of
Ruth. T r
" 15 younsr ladies in costume. Violin solo 'Negrt Spir
ritual." (White), Mrs. Helen Seiltg-O'NeilL -Vocals
solo, "These Are They," (Gaul). r Mrs; Earl Pearcy.:
- Sermon.'Ruth's Choice.? Pastor; Xi:
Morning, 1 lOQermon,, '01d Wine in
iNew Bottles Pastor. 4 .
Solo, "Consider and, Hear Me," WoolVar) Mrs. R.
H, Robertson. . - " ' ' -
r .; ,lReT. Ernest II. Shanks, Pastor - .
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thru tho mate of world-wide events and
conditions of today. Come and let the
Lord Jesus Cbrist prepare you for tho
great climax which is just ahead. '
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Corner Church and State, F. C. Taylor,
D.D. Margaret K. Sutherland, director
Religious F.ducatioa. Services 11 a. m.,
and 7:30 p. m. Sermon topics: "The
Radiance of Religion." and "A Summer
Pilcrimage," Miss Mary K. Findley p. m.
Anhtem: "Arisl Up! O Men of Ood."
T. Noble. Solo, "Open th Gates of tho
Temple." Sung by Ronald CTaven. Sun
day school :( n. m.. H. V. Shank, su
perintendent. Cnrversity Epworth Leagu
topic, "Ijife a Trust. Jennie lilly,
leader: First 'hrch Lea rue, le Hns
ton, leader; Intermediate League, Ksther
Cook, leader. Supervisors. Miss Ksther
Fnamee, Miaa Elvira Tottag. Monday
evening 8 o clock Men s Club will meet
for the first dinner of the year. The
speakers for the evening will define the
merits and demerits of th Amendments
to be votod on at the coining election.
Thursday evening: tha Stat Parent
Teacher Association will be addressed by
Dr. Norman V. Coleman, president of Reed
College, Portland and by Dr. tlarl Gregg
Money, president of Willamette Univer
aity. Snnday will be featured as Re
opening day at first chnrch, the service
being held for tho first tin in tho ntwly
decorated auditonnin.' The floral decor
at ions will bat of roses, in harmony with
tke pradomrnating coloring- in the audi
torium. There wifi be reception f mem
bers, especially for the University stu-
t 1 1111 ' '
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
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LIBERTY AND MARION STHKTS " 7
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By
dents who wish to join the church to an
Affiliate Membership. Junior church wilt
meet at 11 a. m. Following tho Junior
church services there will be a short story
hour especially for the benetit 01 tne
and girls wnose, parems are in i-w ree
fer church service.
FXKST COKOEEOATI0KAI.
Center nd Uberty, Charles K. Ward,
pastor. Service 11 a. m., and 7:30 p.
m. SemMa, tepiea: "Repentance and
Forgiveness, and "Malting Good.
Special numbers by the qaartet at both
services. Snnday school Ifi . m-. M"
MeCallister, superyitandent. Thursday
7:10 p. in., mid-week prayer meeting and
Bible stndy, the latter being the Letter
of Paul t the Romans. Fellowship "up
per and addresses by interesting speakers
at-the Knight Memorial church Tuesday
evening. The Sunday evening theiVi will
be illustrated by the fila rendition of
Freeman. Tilden' a story: "Th Customary
Two Weeks."
THOMAS 8. FOBS MEMORIAL If. B.
Wee Raletn, F. L. CnnneU, ptor.
.Services 11 a. m.. and 7:80 p. nt. Ser
mon topic, "A Case of Bines." Sunday
school :45, Dl C. Sehennv apintenUnt.
Kpworth League at 6:30. Prayer meet
ing Thursday 7:38. A Rally Day pro
ra will be. give by th children f the
Sunday school at 11 o'clock. Th Jim
tor will be in charge of th evening ser
vice. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Center and High, K. C. Whitaker, pnn
tor. Vivian O. Whisler, assistant pastor.
Iervicea 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. Ser
mon topics: "What the itoy Did With
His Lunch." and "The Quartet That
Raised th T?nf " Morning, Lyman Mc
Donald wiUsing, "The Pilgrims of the
Night," Parke. Kvening, Mrt.: Frtrger
ald will sing, "Like As a Father"- John
Prindle Scott. Snnday school 9:45 a. m.,
E. C. Whitaker, superintendent. Young
Deooles' meeting 6:30 Senior Christian
kndeavor. Intermediate Endeavor will
be led by Mildred Crabtree. Special ma
sic. Topic.: "Lessons from Oreat Ath
letcs." ' Ureat Rally Thursday night, our
mid-week service, hundred or mors per
cent.
GLAD TIDISOS 10SSX09 '
343 Court St., C. S. Johnson, paetro.
Services 3 and 7:30 p. m. Sanday school
2 i. m.. S. Berkey. snnerintendent.
Week day services, Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday. Hall will be open Thursday
afternoon for prayer and waiting upon the
Lord.
L B. S. A.
Meet every Sunday in : Derby Bldg,
Court and High, hour IS to 13 a. as,
and H to 9 n. m. -AJ I interested in Bi-
ble study, cordially inVit4. Funral ser
vices in Salem -and vicinity conducted tmm
of charge by: local Bible" el.. Phone
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r FIRST EVAKGXLicAI. ;
Center and Liberty. .Rer. B. CnlW,
nastor. Snnday achoel 9:43. Tho
tOn superintendent. Morning service II
a.; m. Evangelical League of C. U. e:S,
Anna Mile., prndeat j ttnnJev Mavee.
Header. Kvening aervif 7:30, Rev. Lyle
Willard ef Monmouth will preach at both
aervKft. Th Por, Rev. J. B. Cnlver.
wh has 'been attendiap Ceneral confer
ene nt Williamspert, Pa th -past month
expects to be hone em time during th
week end will be in hi pulpit Sunday.
Oct. 31. Mid week prayer aervic Thurs
day evening 7 :ao. f
CHRJSTIAJr AHT MISSIOWART
- v :.; AXIJAVC2 v i.
B. Moore -vivaI phrvy In the
Grand theatre. X. High and .Court. 8n
day afternoon . D;73ier wHU speak oa
th -Subject "T 8ptisnl;o th iloly
Spirit." Seme open at J!:4S. .even
ing 7::io, J r Moot win
from the subject, "The State of. she JSool
After Death. There w.ll be services
every, evening tfirongbou , the week at
30. Monday evenin a speeisi ericr.
subject: "Buried Alive in the Vokohama
Earthquake, m. ua jars, jnoore win
dress in. lull Japanese restoms. I here
will alio be a Kpecial number by the Tab
ernacle choir, direct by Edith. M. Clark.
Monday evening, J addition to trie focal
orchestra, the orchestra of -tne interde
nominational church ol Atoeny win be
present and render a special instrumental
number. Sunday se hcol will be held in
the Tabernacle, 65 Ferry St., Sunday at
1 :..
THE SALVATION AEHT
241 State. Today: program- begins
ith holiness meeting at 11 a. m., to
which all axe invited. Sumday school
2:30 p. m.. contest in full swing. ouug
neoDle. 5:30. topic: "Who Knows Beat. '
Old time rally Sunday evening, commenc
ing at 8. Oonpel gerrioen for tne pnouc
On TBCfday, Thidy and Saturday, at
8 p. m. Cnj-pi, ciaeu class on Wednes
day, 7:30 p. m. A friendly welcome to
the whosoever.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First cbtirch. corner Liberty and Che-
nieketa. Sunday morntnir services at 11,
Sunday evening services at S. Subject
of lesson sermon. "Probation After
Death." Wednesday evening W.stiniuJu
meeting at 8. Sunday school sessions
convene at 9-.V.0 and 11 a. m. Reading
rcom 209 -.Masonic Temple. opn daily
from 11 to vr except Sundays and hol
idays; Sunday afternoon from to r.
every evening except Wednesday and
Sunday from 7:30 to -9.
FIRST SPIRITUAL
The 'First Spiritualist church of Sa
lem, will hold services at their hall (over
Miller's More) this Sunday evening, Oct.
24th, at 7:30 o'clock. Airs. I.a Valley of
Portland will be speaker and m-sage
hearer. The public is cordially invited to
the meeting.
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
Corner Washington and Commercial St.
Sunday school Ul o'clock . Meet ing for
worship 11 o'clock. A deputation team
from Pacific College will have charge "1
tne service. I'rayer meeting Ihursdav
7:30.
KNIGHT MEMORIAL
19th and Ferry, If. C. Stover,
Donald J. Allison, organist.
pastor.
Snnday
school at 10 a. m., C. C. Ifarris,
sn p-mi
tendent. Rally Day service following the
Sunday school. Senior and Intermediate
Christian Kndeavor at :-r p. in. Kv.-n
ing service at 7:U0. Kvening anthem by
the vested choir, "The Lord Jiet nelh , ' '
( Heyser.) Sermon subjects will be, "Tlie
ReverenXjrfind," and "The Spirit In the
Wheels."- Midweek services Thursday
evening at 7:30.
JASON LEE MEMORIAL
North, Winter street at Jefferson ave..
Take the Ihisk to Summer and Jefferson
Ave., then one block west, Thomas Aclie
son, pastor. Bev. Bert Thompson and
Mrs. A. M. Gentry, helpers, in charge of
the Junior church. The public will be
welcomed at the' following services on the
coming Lord's day. Church school - 9 :4.
a. m. Seven separate departments and
classes for all ages. Harry Carpenter,
superintendent. Public worship 11 a. m.
A. M. Sherwood, from Kiltson & White
Chautauqua Co., will bring .a stirring mes
sage on "Christian Business Methods in
Church Finance." Junior church will
meet down stairs at Wiis hour. Young
peopfa welcomed. Three, chapters of the
Kpworth League meet at G:30 p. m , for
devotional services. They welcome stran
gers. Public worship at 7 :30. Pastors
theme, "A 20th Century View of Con
version." I nvite your friends lo come
with you. Church night program Thurs
day 7:30 p. m.
UVXTARIA
Cottage and Chemeketa, Martin Freshe
tian, pastor. Services 11 a. m. Sermon
topic, "The Ponte del Veoeio The Thres
hold of Two Ages.'' Mrs. Martin Fereshe
tian, contralto soloist of Ih'e etinrrft will
stng by request, "The Public," by Van
de Water. Sunday school 10 a. m., grad
ed instruction. The Emerson club will
study "Spiritual Laws," one of Emer
son's essays on. Thursday evening at 6.
Critical study followed by discussion.
Re-opening Day wilt be observed at the
First Methodist church next Sunday after
n month's work in redecorating and beau
tifying the church auditorium. The larg
est chorus f singers in the history of the
church consisting of 75 voice has been
organised by Prof. W. W. Hobeotr for the
regular church work. The anthem on
Sunday will be "Rise Cp, O Men of
God" by Noble. Ronald Craven wiU
sing, "Open the Gates of the Temple."
Rev. Fred C. Taylor, the pastor will de
liver the re opening sermon. In the even
ing. Miss Mary E. Findley will speak o
"A Summer PiTgrimafce. Miss' Findley
was the Director of Religions education
for three years in First church and has
recently returned from a trip to the Holy
land.
LESLIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
S. ComoTjial and Myers, J. Willard
DeYoe, pastor. Services 11 a. m ana
7:30 p. m. Sermon topic. "My Re
deemer Liveth," and "Before Pharaoh."
The chorua will sin. Mrs, W. J. Lin,
foot will sing morning offertory. Rev.
and. Mrs. DeYoe duet evening. Sunday
school 9:4A, E. A. Rhoten, superintendent.
The two Kpworth Leagues will meet at
6:30. On Thursday evening at 7:30
week day services, subject; "Blessedness
of Forgiveness." Read Psalm 32.
FIRST PRBSBTTERIAM
On Church St.. between Chemeketa
and Center, Norman Kendall Tully, D.D.
Mrs. Rosa M. T. Hester, assistant pastor.
Services 10:45 a. fa., and 7-3ti p. m.
Sermon topics, "As for Me I Will Pray."
and "Joshua the Optimist." Sunday
school 9:30 a. H. E. Barrett, superin
tendent. 5 p. tn., Advance Intermediate
aoriat hour; 6: 30 p. m.. Young peoples'
meetings.
MILL STREBT METHODIST
15th and Mill St, Patrik DahUn. pas
tor. Services 11, m., and 7 :30 p. m.
In the evening a vocal solo will h ren
dered by Mrs. England. Snnday school
B :45 a. tn.. Miss Esther Eriekson, superin
tendent. Prayer meeting and choir prac
tice on Thursday nt 7:30 and S:XO re
spectively. You aro all cordially invited
to our services.
COURT STREET CHRISTIAN
Court and X. 17th, K. L. Putnam, pas
tor. Junior pastor, Mrs. R. L. Putnam.
Services 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. ra. ' Ser
mon topics: "Why I Am a Christian.''
and "Excuse Me." Music furnished by
Mrs. Joy Turner Moses' orchestra for the
Bible school. Special music and choir at
regular services. Sunday school 9:45 a.
ro., E. W. Cooley, s u peris tendent. Vol
unteers will visit shut-ins in afternoon.
Junior and Young People Kadehvor at
6:30. Interesting meeting for young
folks. Adult prayer neetina S : SO. Vol
unteer meeting Tuesday 7:30 p. m.- Choir
practice 7:30 p. ra., Wednesday, r-peetal
called meeting of church Thursday g p.
m. Hallowe en social Friday evening at
the church. There wiH be n evangelistic
aerviees during the week a previously
announced. Tonight's services closes our
Evangelistic crusade. We welcome alt to
these' services.
ST. PAXIL'S (Episcopal)
Church St. at Chemeketa, Rev. H.
Duncan Chambers, Rector. Holy Eneh
ariat at -7:30 . m. .Morning prayer at
11 a. m. Men and boys service at. 3 :.'(
p. m. Evening prayer at 7:30 p. m. Thel
vested choir will sing at the 11 a
ad 7 :30 p. m., services. -, The TeDenm
will be by Shilling and the offertory and
anthems will- be "Forreee With she'
1j,rA " . wl ' T IV. 1 -.-it 1. Ukli
ers. Church school at :45 pV'tc. Thia
days services will conclude the Mnstoo
and ti is hoped that many will hewr 'Arch-s
deacon Webber at .some at - the-services.
Monday evening at 7:30 the rector will
take up lectures aad discussions as to
ny . interest created daring th Mission
and in preparation for th Holy Bit of
ronttrmation. r" fc
Liberty and Marion. Services 11 ju as.
Md 7:30 m. Sermon tojJicsv'Old
win in sew Bottles. ' ana Tbs story
of Rath." dramatisation by Wrf WO.
Girls. Morning anthem, "Holy fepinvj
eaitnrtu uove, ,' atstter. solo. "Con "
and Hear . Me." Wooller. Rv. H. Kohvt
son. Evening anthem. "Even Me," r-bet
ley, nolo,5 "The Are -They." Gaol,
Mrs Ent resrer.- .8jd choi n:i
Ed SqhuDke. superintendent. The Itap
tiR TatOR Peoples Society at 6 ::;-p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday vetting 7 :'-M to
M:SO.
UNITED BRETHHEN
Castle Chapel, 17th and Nebraska Ave.,
Vf. 'X. Btodrett. pastor. Services 11 a.
in., and7:-t" p. m. Sermon topics:
" 'Stewahip'' and Kvsne)intic. Sun
day school K B. in.. 1. t.- Wells. snir
intendent. Young jmsi)I' met-lins 6:45
Willie IKunigan. preiit-nt. Prayer m"t
injf Thursday evening - at 7:30, Incites
Aid Wednesday, ail day.
CHEJCEKETA STREET EVANGELICAL
Corner of t'hemrketa aJid X. 17th. tl. K.
F.rskinr. jvator. Services H . m.. and
7:30 p. u;. Sermon topics: "False Con
ception of ChrUi,'' and Shining' C hris
tians. This is tlie Sunday on which we
undertake each to do our share in giving;
for the suoport of our Forei"i work.
Sunday school 10 a. m., O. B. Strsus
b a u g h. nnrintenlf nt. .vaneii-al
League of ChrTan Kndeavor at i -30.
Adelaide Erskine, leader. Training class
Wednesday evening at 6:45. to be Uo--ed
by choir practice at 7 :30. Prayer
meeting, Thursday evening at 7:30.
CHURCH OF GOB
1346 X. Church, J. .1. Gillespie, pastor.
Services II ui.. and 7:30 p. ui. Ser
mon topics: 'The Assembling of Cod s
People,'1 und Evangelistic. Sunday scliool
JO a. ui., Mrs. Walter Barkus, superin
tendent. Young peoples' meeting ti:4.".
Subject: "The Harvest Time." Miss Fath
er Ualin, leader. Regular weekly prayer
service Wednesday " evening at 7 ::(.
Teachers meeting Friday evening at 7 :'!
at i:w. .. I'hurch St.
FREE METHODIST
Market and W'inicr. .1. T. Taylor.
pas-
tor. Services II a. in., and 7 :4" p. ui.
Sunday school H:t"i a. iu.. Hr. V'. S.
Schufl. superint-ndeiit. Vouug jieoples
IBeeiiiii' i::;i p. m.. Kmory tiooib . presi
dent. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30
p. ui.
NAZARXNE
10th and Mari..n, C. II., and Mrs. Hop
kins, iastors. Services 11 a. m., and
7:30 p. us. Sermon topics: "tiratitude
and Ingratitude,'- and "A Seekiug Sa
viour." Spet ial singing at both services
on tiunday. Sunday school 9:45 a. m.t
Prank Litwiller, superintendent. Senior
young peoples' meeting l::Hi p. m., topic,
"Characteristics of a Christian.'' Clar
ence Lilwiller, leader. Junior Christi-in
Kndeavor (i:4." p. m.. Mrs. Thomas Nunne
naker, leafier. Wednesday evening at
7::ti) iraer and praise meeting in charge
' f the yonng people. Mrs. Hopkins will
pteaj'h Sunday morning. 'l"he pastor will
preacfi Sitmlay evening.
ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC
Corner ChcmuWeta, and ottage. Rev. J.
H. Buck, p'listor. Services 8, 10 a. ra.,
and 3 p. in. High mass at H a. m., chil
dren's Hi a. m.. tieuediction at :i p. m.
Sermon topic. "Church and State," at
8 a. m. Sermon for children at 1(1 a.
m. Snnday school t-atnrday at 3 p. m.
Week day KervK-es at 7 a. in., Wednes
day and Friday at . in Academy on Sat
urday at 7. A change in order of masses
will be tried o mmennng this morniug.
The high mass and sermon will he at 8
auil tlia children's mass at 10.
CENTER STREET METHODIST
13lh and t'entcr. A. F. Hilmrr, pastor.
Scrvk-ew 1 1 a. in., and p. m. Sermon
topics, "A Friends Prayer tor Me," and
"'Paul's Second Missionary .Joiirnev.''
Sunday school at 1 0 a. in.." II. II. c'ral
!a.p. superintendent. Kpworth' i.e:isue ai
7:1.1, H. II. Grallap. ItnoVr.
PARENT-TEACHERS
COMING TO SALEM
( Continued from- sage 1.)
a theater party at the Elsinore,
6 o'clock.
Thursday, Oct. 2S.
Conferences. 8-9:20 a. m.
Business session. Accredited
delegates will be seated in the cen
ter of the auditorium, 9:30.
Action on proposed amend
ments. Election of state treasurer and
district vice presidents.
Report of state fair work for
1936 Mrs. C. E. Wenderoth, Sa-
)ein, chairman.
Community singing. 10:15.
Address, "The New Test," Prof.
T. H. Gentle, Monmouth Normal
school. 10:20.
Public text books, auspices of
legislative committee, Mrs. L. L.
Baker, Portland? chairman. Speak
er, Mr. C. H. Rice, city superinten
dent of schools, Portland, 10:40.
Department of education. Mrs
J. F. Risley, Milwaukie, chairman.
11 o'clock.
Address, "Teacher Training,
Miss Julia Spooner, Portland,
11:20.
Symposium, in charge of the
Pre-school and Ktndergarten as
sociation, 11:40.
Speaker, Miss Eva White, pri
mary supervisor State Normal
school. Ashland.
Report for service shop, Mrs. D
B. Kelly, chairman. 12 noon.
Adjournment for luncheon.
12:15.
Call to order, 1:30- p. m.
ueport or committee on ways
and means. Mrs. D. B. Kelly,
chairman.
Presentation of pledge to the
Doernbecher haspital. Mrs. H. M
rogue, v nairman or special conv
raittee. 1:45.
Department of home "service, d
rector, Mrs. J. F. Hill, Portland,
chairman, 2 o'clolk.
Community singing, led by Mrs.
Earl Pearcy, 2:30.
Report of radio committee--
Mrs. H. L.. Miller. Portland, chair-:
man, 2:35.
Council repots by presidents,
2:40.
Address. "How the Libraries
May Help," Miss Cornelia Marvin,
state librarian. Salem, 3:40.
Complimentary tea-hostess, trie
Salem Woman's club. 4:00.
Organ recital. Prof. T. S. Rob
erts, 7:45.
Address. Dr. Norman F. Cole
marif president of Reed college.,
Portland; subject: "The Outlook
for Education in Social Hygiene."
Music, S:00.
Address, Dr. Carl Greg Doney,
president of Willamette univers
ity, Salem. Music. 8:30.
Friday Octebe 2
Conferences, 8-t:20, a. m.
Call to order, 9:30.
Report of resolutions commit
tee. Mrs. C. W. Havhurst. Port
land, chairman, 9:45.
AddTess, Dr. George H. Brown.
dliv-ior oi Marlon county health
demonstration. Subject: "The
New Age of the Child". 10:30.
Report on conferences; unfin
ished business, 10:4 5.
Auto trip to state institutions.
Host, the Citv of Salem, 1:00.
The following have been ap
pointed by the Marion County
Council of Parent-Teacher associ
ations and the executive commit
tee of the Oregon Congress of
Parents" and Teachers to act as
chairman of the various commit
tees required.
General chairman-Mr. O. v.
White. Stayton. President of Mar
ion County Council.
Registration , Mrs. John T.
Hoblitt, Silverton dnd Mrs. W. S.
Belt, Portland.
Credentials Mrs. Clande Stev
enson, Salem and Mrs. B. I. El
liott. Portland.
Transportation Dr. J. O. Ma-
this. Salem and Mrs. P. J. Entler,
Portland.
Music -Mrs. La Moine R. Clark
Salem.
Motor Squad Mr. ohn II.
Qmch,SalerB.
Resolutions Mrs. C. W. Hay-
hurst, Portland.
Conferences Mrs.
R.
Mc-
Gready, Salem.
Fortlaftd.
Deeorations Mrs.
W. E. An-
dersort, Salem, president of Salem
Floral society.
Repectiou Mrs. Avis White,'
Salem.
State Officers
The state officers, all but one
Portland woman, are as follows:
President, Mrs. W. W. Gabriel,
Portland; vice president. Mrs.
Louis Dodge, Ashland; cor. sec.,
Mrs. F. B. Merry, Portland; rec.
sec, Mrs. Lillie D. Thomas, Port
land; treasurer, Mrs. Paul H. Wy
man, Portland; historian, Mrs. W.
J. HaWklns-, Portland.
The directors are: Mrs-. D. B.
Kellev. Portland: Mr. J. F. Rise
ly, Milwaukie; Mrs. E. W. A!en,
Eugene; Mrs. . F. Hill, Portland;
Mrs. G. J. Perkins, Portland;
Mrs. B. R. Kester. Oontario.
Among the special rules an
nounced for the convention is one
limiting department reports to
five minutes each with allowance
for discussion and quietness. An
other is that only ten resolutions
in addition to those for courtesies
will be allowed.
Besides the various department
conferences, the president of the
congress will hold a special coun-
(Continued on page ,)
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Salem Markets
FEED
No. 1, wheat, white f 1.28
Red, wheat, sacked 1.25
Oats, per bn . .48
Hay, oats, vetch, per ton 14.00
FORK, MUTTON, AND BRET
Top hogs - .13
Sows .. 10 10
Top steers 5.0
Cows 2$.04H
Bulls -. 3(0-05
Hpring lambs, under 90 lbs .10
Top veal 7.09
Dressed veal - .16
Dressed hog - .18
POTJLTRT
Light hens
HcaTy hens
Spring
Heo&ten
Heavy colored frya
.15
iJ0
1T0.23
.... 5(rj.08
....18.S0
EGOS. BUTTER, BUTTERTAT
Standards .40
Per pound .. .2-4
ButterCat .48
Cream butter .48
VEGETABLES, FRUITS
Vegetable beets, sacked .03
Onions, don. bunches 4069.80
Celery, do. - benches 6085$i.lo
New cabbage . .02
Old pots toes ; Sl.7SCp2.50
New cabbage - " .02
liocal tomatoes l.oo
Local lettuce, crate 1.50
I, oca I onions . .014
"DOLLAR
SENSE"
A dollar spent toward the
payment for a home in
creases in value as the
years roll by.
' i
A dollar paid for rent is
gone forever.
How do you spend YOUR
dollars?
BULGIN &
; s BULGIN
273 state-Street
lBriilders 1 of Homes'
Union Roster
HOD. XARRiKRS. AND "RUlIiDIrtO LA
borers Local 441, moot a. Wed.
p. ui. Call 179 for men.
CAPITOL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
No. 210 Preaident. O. . Evans; see
retary. M. D. Pilkenton. hteeta sec -ond
Saturday, 3:00 p. m.
CARPENTERS UNION NO. 1065
Meets Thura. evening. Arthur TnckeVf
president; Wra. Pettis, secretary.
Skilled mechanics fnruUhed. Phonnf 1T8.
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT :Kd
ployeea local 452, every third Monday,
457 Court Hazel Pierce, secretary.
BALEis UNION LABEL. LEAGUE '
Meets at Lahor'Hall.on call ol ?rel
dent. W. Sear, secretary. Boa
443, Salem, Ore.
Lodge Hosier
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, meet
every 'Wednesday, SVaternUy Hall, 8.
M. Willett, Sec'y. Tel. 88S-R.
KNIGHTS OF PYTH1A8 MEETS. AT
Fraternal Halt every Tuesday evening.
Vlsitora invited. N. Park Stnrgea, C C;
Walter Lesion. , K. of K.
t (Jrtgoii-wL3trSCL3n
Published every-morning (except Mon
day) at a!em, the capital of Oregon.
Local Rates -For
Classified
Advertising
Daily or Snnday
One time 2 cents per word
Three times 5 cents per word
Six times 8 cents, per word
1 mo. daily and Sun. .20 cents per word
In order to earn the more than one '
time rate, advertisement must run in
consecutive issues.
No Ad taken for less than 25c.
Ads run Sunday ONIvY charged at
one-time rate.
Advertisements (except Personals
and Situations Wanted) will be taken
over the telephone if the advertiser ia
a .subscriber to phone.
The Statesman will receive adver
tisements at any time of the day or
night. To insure proper classifica
tions ada should be in before 7 p. m.
TKT.KPHONF, 23 OR 583
Money to Loan
ON REAL ESTATE
T. K. FORD
'(Over Ladd A Bush Bank)
i ADVKRTISING
HONEST ADVERTISING These col
ems 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 news
paper or the Salem Ad club.
AUTO TOPS
SEE US FOR TOP AND PAINT WORK.
O. J. Holl Auto Top and Paint Shop.
267 S. Commercial. 5al6tf
HELP WANTED Male 11
tVANTED FARMKR, FARMER'S bON
or msnat once or soon as harvest is
over to travel in country. Steady
work. Good profits. McCONNON
COMPANY, Dept. 296, Winona. Minn.
11024
HELP WANTED Female 13
EARN $15 DAILY
Sell 10 colored SLICKERS Al
$4.95, write for FREE SALES OUT
FIT. 815 Exchange Bid., Portland.
Ore. 13024
General Markets
LIVESTOCK
snsri ivn ft.. 9 1 .f T
Today ' s receipt cattle 105.
Receipts for week (approximate)
Cattle 2.175: calves 315: hogs 6,235:
sheep 3.100.
Cattle Compared with- week ago:
Steers steady; she stock steady to 25c
higher: halls 25 to 50e lower; ealvee
and vealers steady; week's balk prices:
.Medium quality beef steers u.o0(rii7.to;
odd bead 7.75; off quality down to ffl;
cows and heifers $4.75(gi6.6.; odd bead
heifers f6.75((7: cows in loads up tJ
$6.25; cutters $4.50 down; bulls $4.25 (nj
$5; odd head $.5.23; calves mostly $7
8;. odd head (9; Testers $1011; s few
at $12; off quality down to $5.50, and
under; limited movement of light steers
to coantry at $6.50ftc6.75; mostly $6.50.
Hags compaTed with week ago: Killing
classes mostly steady; feeders' 50c high
er, balk light botchers for week l.i5(cj
14.35; a few at 1 4.50; weigHder botch
ers $14 down; heavies $12.5013.75;
packing sows life 11. .SO; feeders 14.25q
14.50; mostly $14.50; sheep nominally
steady with week airo; best handy weight
lambs qnotable tip to $12; but very few
arriving of quality to heat $11 and
11.5-0; 'yearlings quoted' up to $10.75;
ewes $6.
PRODUCE .
PORTLAND, Ore, Oct.' 23. (AP)-
Milk: Fats 2e lower; best ' churning
cream 42 43c per pound net shippers'
track in aone 1. Cream delivered Port
land 44c per pound. Raw miUc 4 per
cent. $2.45 ewt. f. o. b. Portland.
Poultry ateady; heavy hens 2525;
light loc; springs 2lM23e; pekia-whits
ducks S4c; colored 15i$7e; turkeya live
32rr34; dressed 43(44c nound.
tlliions steady; local 7ef$1.10:
Walla Walla VOcsi.
Potatoes ateady; $1.50Q1.75 saek
ORAXK
POKTLAND, Ore.. . Oot AP
Wheat BBB. hard white Oct Nov. $1.42;
Dee. $1.43; HW, BH. Baart, federation,
soft white, western white, Oct. $1.41;
Nov Jee. $1.42: hard winter. it.
Dee. $1.4 1; northern spring, western red
vci., jot., iec. si. .is.
Osv S. 2, 3 pound white feed and
gray Oct., Nov. Dee. $32.50.
Barley, No. 2. 45 pound BW Oct., Nov.,
Dec. $28.50. ,
Corn, t No. 2, EY shrpnteat Oct. Nov..
30.75: .Oee. $3. No. 3 Y shipment
MUirsn standard OcA'Sot.. lee. $23.
PORTiaNri, Ore., Oct. 23. (AP)
Hay buying price: Eastern Oregon tim
othy $206422; ditto, -valley $17(17.50;
cheat $18; arfalfa $1T.501S; oat' hay
'; nay ost and etch $14.50
I.lo;' straw $7 (7.50 per ton. Selling
yncee t son more.
, WHEAT '
CHICAGO. Oct. 23 f API Xntwtth
stsndinr that wheat touched at nn V
highest, price yet this season, B' whest
as a wnoie sveraged lower. Selling
to realise profits was much in evidence,
and unofficial Canadian crop reports
proved to .be less bullish, than was ex
pected. Closing quotations on wheat were
weak,- a t to 1 l-8e net lower; corn 5-8
t 1 l-se off ; oats t 3-8c decline to l-4c
advance, and provisions varying irons 2o
gain to s setback of 7a. ;
ie i spotty and more qniet, -the' vetume
Of bosineas-i, deddedTy smaller with s
number of cescerns. Fin tpnitOTies' are
in fair dmsnd. Ohio and Australian
merinos, however, lack the strength and
breadth- w4 recent weeks. Foreign msr-'
keta sre .holding qaite.firnt' in suite of
wenngsr st races-s4es in Ans
(rsra; accord isg to prrrste cables her.
' - . . - ' i - .
; A arf rereala himself , by hla
telephone TOlee. san Jo&a Kelhr.
switchboard opemior at' oa ef
I laaea'a Wert mu8:
HELI WANTED Female l s
WftltK IT- HOME $6 A HO.KS M ".K
ing scarfv . Kxtwience unnecAr
."o canvassini. I'artieiilars fnr m sn-n
Liniiit, SEioe I m-.. 191, I.nn. .hla
S25.-TO .VJ WKKKLY KASY ATlli3j jj
Kprience nnnecessry. ,sia,(v iB"f
co.me. Write -juik. dun'l n.ii:." vB."
.close stamp. Be convinced. rt m
l0s Aageles. t.lif. . , t:iii-.4'
AlMHiK.SK -KXVKlAsPKS AT HOVlTTTx
spar time. Karn 15.0( t :!."..,
wectry. Experience onnecessrj. UraiU."
er tc t'oJii Ouincy 'street, !. trr.ti.
Chicago. " " - t'ojt
SAX.ESMEX is
i.iuirrxixo. straxuk 4i.ttkry com.
- ItH'XU. Charges discharged- batteries
; instantly. 'Eliminates -old method n
"t.rely. ' Gallon free te "agents. Ford
Batteries 6.20. Lightning Co.. St.
Paul, Mian. 1"0'
WANTKD SALESMAN WITH CAR
- Mast have selling experience in tome
line. - Gatkill A Eerie, Realtors, itid
S. Liberty St. Phono 2242. 150I6tt
SALESMAN. ENERGRTIC, TO IIASDLK
-high rlasa I'me of advertising eslendara
and novelties for Pacific Coast huue.
Oar targe stock oa hand places yon in
position, to work now closing late buy
ers and working ap prospect list fur
" new season opening Dec. 26th. Must
- have -ante. &tate reference A'. a.
Walsh. 55 Mission St-, Ran Francisco.
150J4
AGENTS WAXTEH
17
TAKE ORDERS FOR GUARANTEED)
Bed ' Spreads. Every woman buys,' nit
eompeition, outfit free. HOUSEHOLD.
SUPPLY, 1603 Michigan, Chicago. .
-t lJt24
BIO KXPANSIOX CAMPAIOW FREH
Prerarnsos.- double your sales.' Sales'
men V"1 ted quick, introducing popular
' fashionable, arch-support shoes. rls
to measure. Infest styles. . Bargain,
Prices. Every woman buye. Liberal
cash, eommissions and bonusea to pro
ducers. Full selrrnjr' kit, furnished wit It
actual shoes. . Write quick Style Arch.
Dept. 111. Cincinnati. 17024
DIRECT 'FACTORY AOENT, THI3
county 100 store route. - No-sellisg,
Just distribnto and -collect. Exrter
Jenee unnecessary. Should net fcalary
$70.(MI weekly. MAX C. VRABKL.
' Mgr.. Oonsales. Tevast " 1 7QJ4
WANTED Employment 19
WANT CONTRACT TO CLEAR LAND.
Have tractor for plowing. Phone --794.
, T 19027.
FOR GARDEN PLOWING, BASEMENT
" digging snd team work. Phone lir"-.
19ml4tf
FOR RENT
21
MODERN HOME, FURNACE HEAT. 1
large apartment with kitchenette, all
nicely furnished. 175 8. 14th. 21027
FOR RENT HOUSES AND APART
ments. F L. Wood, 341 Stats St.
Slml2tl
PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14 BT 7V4 IN.
Wording "For Rent," pries 10 centn
each. Statesman Business Office,
ground floor.
CHEAPER RENT NEW STORE BDIU.
ing 25x60. Good location. 8. Com
mercial street, $60. Berke A Hen
dricks, 18 N. High street. 21027
1 1 T 1
. FOR RENT Apartment 23
FOR RENT 5- ROOM FLAT. RANGES
furnished. Close in at 666 Ferry
street. VACANT $35. Becke A Hen
dricks, .189 N. High street. 33U27
FOR RENT FURNISHED - 4-RUOM.
spartmeBt. 1335 State tt. 23U23tf.
FOR -ENT 3-ROOM FURNISHED
apartment. Adults only. 4441 Union
St. ' .. - 23027-
APARTMENT 9N GROUND FLOOR.
Prtvsts hath. Heat. S7S Marion.
23024
2 OR 8-ROOM FURNISHED - APART
nest. 565 N. High. Call 39H
11 87-X. 2302t
FOR RENT Rooms 25
ROOMS APARTMENT, 16 VNION
23030
PLEASANT, "WELL FURNISHED ROOM.
15TO Court. 1'hono 1150-W. 25020'
FOR RENT PLEASANT ROOM IN NEW
home for gentleman. Phone 747-w .
25024.
PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, CLOSE IN.
Phone 585-W: 25024
FOR RENT LARG E FRONT ROOM.
close in. With or without garage.
Phone 2090-R. ...... 25024 .
F"OR RENT LARGE FURNISHED
room with fireplace and kitchenette
joining. . Light and water. Price $15
per month. At 549 N. Capitol St.
I ' . . .- 25Q24
FOR RENT Houses 27
BOUSE FOR RENT, TELEPHONE 1825
e Call s 161 N. 13th. 27024
6 ROOM HOUSE CLOSE IN. MOSTLY'
furnished. Inquire 1185 Marion. I'hone
1911. - 27U27
TWO 5-ROOM, ONB 1-EOOM HOUSES
Phons 1004. 27o2tf
FOR RENT 4-ROOM BUNGALOW
with' furnace, fireplace,! Murphy bed.
Garage. A cosy home, $J5.u. !eo :
Stegner, 275 State St. Real Estate,
Loans, Insurance. 27024'"
FOR RENT 5-ROOM FURNISHED
house snd 5-roora unfurnished boase.
GERTRUDE J. il. PAGE
492 North Cottage. - 27021tf
FOR RENT BRAND SEW MODKRV
four room, bungalow, front and hk
porches, furnace, garage nnder coti
srrnction, just off North Capital, m
vicinity of new linen . milts, $;to.00 a
month. - 2075 McCoy, phone out.
2337 K. - 27tK!
tOR RENT
UNit-RXISHED HOUSES
5- r. snd hath, on pavement, sad bal
line, $25. '
7- r. modern. ' on pavement, $H0.
New 5-r. cottage, modern, $25.
6- r. nook, bath, new and fully rand,
em. East front, $45.
H-r.-bath, fireplace, garage, $35.
. $?r. nook, bath, life place, basement
and trays furnace, garage. $15 or far
nished $55.
S-r.psrtly modem, garata and shed.
f2o. 4
New. fine new, 2t-r. convenient.
B base me at , snd trays, modern except
far Bare- Garage, near schools, 1 block
to hus, $30, would lesse.
' St. partly mod era. $25.
5-r. bath, fireplsre, gsrsffe, oh ha$
Iiner near school, $30 ... .. . ,
FURNISHED BOUSES ,;-
-r. bsth goyd location, n"i.
Psrtly fornisked. 90. , L
8- r. strictly modern, $75. .- -N ,
' 5 water and Ugh ta, partly Ii7-
mished, garage and shed. $20.
FrNISHEDAPARTMENTS ' :. "
-3 r. snd -sleeping porch, heat and'
water, f-umished, $45.
-r. light, water and garage,- 2".
' . 3-r. newly - cleaned snd aeeora-id,
bath. Bjkt, ttr! heat, phone ;S. ,
TjjarnOTsirxr apartments
. . i 6-r, modem close is, $25.
r 8-r. Lghfc wster, garage. $18. ;
t,S-r." Bsodera. - A blocks to SU
Jfonse. fJ5. - :
SOCOIXJFSKT, 4X State.
Real stst Loan lusarance.
."ITASTETi T6 RENT SI
kv anted s or eRoojf
V tSl19' sloie tt
u -Bex 39P
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