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Interesting Talks Given as
f Feature of Better Homes
Exposition
The Salem Woman's club is co
operating with the Salem Realty
. Board In the ''Better Homes Ex
position which is being held at the
.armory this week.
Mrs. George R. Vehrs, chair
man of the American Homes De
partment of the Woman's club, as
sisted by Mrs. Roy Hewitt, Mrs.
' H. R. Worth, Mrs. I. M. Donghton.
and Mrs. Out O. Smith has secur
ed speakers who will give interest
ing talks on the various phases of
home building and beautifying
each afternoon of this week at the
armory.
VmUH .flornnnn Mr V Ci
Bartholomew spoke on "Planting)
and Selecting the Home."
This afternoon, beginning at
two-fifteen o'clock. Professor E, E.
- Bergman will discuss financing the
borne. At two-thirty, F. A. Erix
on will talk on the subject, "Build
ing the Home."
Thursday afternoon at two-fif
teen o'clock, a speaker secured by
the Portland Electric Power com
pany will speak. His subject will
be "Electrified Homes mean Bet
ter Homes." j
On Friday afternoon, "Decorat
ing and Furnishing the Home"
will be the topic for the talk which
will be given by Professor Leo
Fairbanks of Oregon State College
faculty.
On Saturday afternoon, the clos
ing day of the Exposition, Miss
Kline Greene, assistant in the
landscaping department at O. S. C.
will discuss "Landscaping the
Home."
These talks will precede the
rooking school which will be con
ducted ouch afternoon from three
? to four-thirty o'clock by Miss Ethel
AI Murdoch and Mrs. H. L. Cum
mfns. Mr. and Mrs. Gosser Honored
on 44th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Smalley en
tertained Monday evening with a
, surprise dinner party in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Gosser, the oc
casion being their 44th wedding
: anniversary. ' " ' ''
A feature, of the dinner was the
large bridels' cake which centered
the table. Covers were placed for
the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Gosser, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Wells,
- their children, Billy, Leroy and
Willard; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Goss
er, Winston and Junior Gosser;
- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. D. S. Gosser, Robert and
Melvln Gosser; Tom Gosser,
Franklin and Delbert Gosser; Jess
Chamberlin, Jean and P e d d y
; 8m alley, and the host and hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Smalley.
GREENBAUM'S
Department Store
Successors to Rosteln it Greenbaum
Will Continue to Carry Only Reliable
Merchandise Giving an Honest
Dollars Worth for
x Every Dollar
PEQUOT
SHEETING
9-4 Bleached
55c yd.
PRETTY
PRINTS
at 25c yd.
NEW SPRING
MILLINERY
SILK AND STRAW
COMBINATIONS
FELT AND STRAW
COMBINATIONS
ALL STRAWS
BEAUTIFUL HATS,
NEWEST STYLES '
EXCELLENT QUALITY
Low Prices
We will be. pleased to .see
many new ones as will come.
Attractive One O'clock
Luncheon Given at IF. Jf.
Hamilton Home
Mrs. William M. Hamilton and
Mrs. Fred E. Zimmerman were
hostesses at an attractive one
o'clock luncheon Saturday after
noon In the Hamilton home on
Lincoln Hill.
Red carnations and red tapers
in crystal holders centered the
dining table. Valentine favors
marked covers for Mrs. W. T.
Grier, Mrs. Frank G. Myers, Mrs.
William Everett Anderson, Mrs.
Ray Lv Smith, Mrs. David Wright,
Mrs. Bert Flack, Mrs. Elepba
White," Mrs. Catherine Darby, Mrs.
Walter L. Spaulding, Mrs. Carle
B. ADrams, airs. Morion x-ec.
1SS urate biizsoem omun, air.
a a- m if n tiL r
Charles Bates, Mrs. Roy H. Mills,
Mrs. Phil H. Newmyer, Miss Ellx
abeth Putnam. Mrs. J. E. Brown
son. Mrs. Ivan Putnam, and the
hostess, Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs
Zimmerman.
Bridge was the diversion of the
afternoon.
IF. C. T. V. Northwest Sec
tional Conference Will Con
tinue in Session Today
The Northwest Sectional Confer
ence of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union which opened
yesterday morning in Portland will
continue in session until this eve
ning.
All sessions today will be held at
the Portland Hotel, headquarters
for the national group while they
are in the city.
. Among the out-of-state officers
in attendance at this conference
are Mrs. Ida B. Wise-Smith of Des
Moines, Iowa, national vice-presi
dent, of the W. C. T. U.; Mrs. Su
dia A. Roe, president of north Ida-j
ho, and Miss Edith Whiting, pres
ident of the east Washington W.
C. T. U.
Well-known Portland speakers
will discuss the topic, "Translat
ing Resolutions Into Votes." They
will include Mrs. Saldie Orr Dun
bar, for the Oregon Federation of
Woman's clubs; Mrs. Katherine
Gabriel, Oregon Congress of Par
ents and Teachers; Mrs. Janet
White Starkey, for the Portland
Business and Professional Wom
en's club; and Mrs. W. H. Royal,
president, Women's church and!
Missionary federation. i
The luncheon in the grille room
of the Portland hotel will be the
climax of the two day meeting.
The following program has been
arranged for today:
Wednesday
9:30 a. m. Portland hotel:
Song service, led by Mrs. L. A.
Beard, musical director; Mrs. Ida
B. Wise Smith; Miss Helen L.
Byrnes.
10:30 a. m. "Translating Res-
PEQUOT
SHEETING
IK4 Unbleached
50c yd.
WEAR WELL
SHEETING
0-4 Unbleached
42c yd.
WEARWELL
SHEETING
0-4 Bleached
45c yd.
ENGLISH
PRINTS
Intended for 50c
Special
32c yd.
PRETTY
PRINTS
at 19c yd.
ouz old customers and as
. At the old location
4
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80GUL CAtXMDia
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Today
Womaa'a Union, First Congrega
tional church. Mrs. Gerald New
ton. 1010 North Fifth street hos
tess. : -":. TV: - ;t
W. F. M. 8. Leslie M. E. church.
Mrs. E. T. Barkns. ISO Saginaw
street hostess south Circle, First
Christian church. Mrs. W. A. Pen
ny, 8(0 Meyers street hostess. 1
o'clock.
B. and P. W. club. Valentine
party. Woman's club-house. 7:30
o'clock.
TjhH' Aid CIi-aIa. First M. K.
church. South CentKl Circle. Mrs.
F. C. Taylor. 38 State street;
West Central Circle, Mrs. Belle
ICrowthern. S07 Center street: East
(Central Circle, Mrs. C. O." Eng-
strom. 675 North Capitol street;
South East Circle, Mrs. M. -R. Gal-
laher, 210 South 14th street; Tew
Park Circle, Mrs. C. J. Lisle, 1040
South-13th street; Naomi Circle.
Mrs. R. V. Hollenberg, 292 North
20th street; Lucy Anne Lee Circle,
Mrs. Merrill, Old Peoples' Home.
Thursday
Faculty Women's club. Mrs. F.
G. Franklin, 1265 Marlon street
nusiess.
Card party, sponsored by West
way club. W. B. A. Fraternal tem-
nle. Playing will begin at 2:00
o'clock.
Liberty Woman's club. Mrs
Wiliam Zosel. 2:00 o'clock.
K. C. K. T. club. Mrs. C. T. Mc-
Intyre. 140 Superior street hostess,
2:00 o'clock.
Ladies of the G. A. R. Social
meeting. Mrs. N. A. Lawrence,
1478 Ferry street hostess. 2:00
o'clock. 1
Auburn Woman's club. Mrs. C
J. Griffith, hostess.
Friday
Bridge and Oriental Tea. Spon
sored by Salem Woman's club.
Club-house, north Cottage street.
Monday
Stated communication. White
Shrine. No. 2. Order of White
Shrine of Jerusalem. Masonic tern'
pie. 8 o'clock. Program in charge
of Oregon Shrine
olutlons Into Votes," Mrs. Saldie
Orr-Dunbar, State Federation of
Women's clubs: Mrs. Katherine
Gabriel, Oregon Congress of P. T.
A.; Mrs. W. K. Royal. Women's
church and Missionary Federation
11:00 a. m. "A Plain State
ment of the Problems of Enforce
ment and of the Accomplishments
of the Prohibition Unit," Roy C
Lyle, prohibition commissioner of
20th district; W. K. Newell, as
sistant.
11:30 a. m. "Winning the Vo
ters," Miss Helen L. Byrnes.
12:15 p. m. Luncheon, Port
land hotel; Mrs. Ada Jolley, toast
mistress; general topic, "Dry
Planks and Dry Candidates,'
speakers, "Mrs. iaa b. wise-smun.
Miss Helen L. Byrnes, Miss Mary
Jane Spurlin, president City Fed
eratlon of Women's clubs; Hon. I.
L. Patterson, governor of Oregon;
introduction of state W. C. T. U.
president and other distinguished
zuests.
San Souci 500 Club Entertain
ed at Ficke Home
San Souci "BOO" club members
were entertained one evening late
last week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Flcke, 1065 Shipping
street.
The guests exchanged Valen
tines late In the evening, preced
ing the serving of the late supper.
Three tables of 500 were in
play. Prizes for high score were
won by Mrs. E. M. Williamson,
Mrs. Al Kropp, Carl Schneider and
Ivan Martin.
In the group were Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Kropp, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andresen,
and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Flcke.
The next meeting of the' club
will be held February 24 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Den
cer at Liberty.
Mrs. Ahrens. Hostess at Meet
ing of Ladies' Aid Society
of W. R. C.
The Ladles' Aid society of the
Woman's Relief Corps met Tburs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Pearl Ahrens.
Members present were Julia
Blodgett, Pauline Clark. Hattle
Kennon, Hannah Higgins, Jennie
F. B. Jones, Mary Johnson, Hattle
Cameron. Louisa Kraps, Louisa
Koon, Cordelia LaBare, Bertha
Loveland, Laura MeAdams, Bes
sie Martin, Mary Neyhart, Jennie
Newby, Sarah Peterson, Elizabeth
Pound, Mirah Robertasoa, Ger
trude Remington, Emma Roberts,
Helen Southwick, Anna Simmons,
Ada Simpson, Mettle Schramm,
Phoebe Smiley, Clara McDerby.
and the hostess, Mrs. Ahrens.
Refreshments were served late
in the afternoon. Mesdames Mar
tin, Kennon, LaBare, Clark, Ad
ams, and McDerby assisted the
hostess.
ETTA KETT
CV 9 Avrut usTtNi V C ir Musre A cycloe-7) M&L f&fc heavens sAke voNrPI i t urc aQt-sa-w WjSTv
h CNCf VAY VTs'U. s?VK(? CCT f h ) Z 'SmJ
Dinner Party Given in
Honor 'of Homer Goulet, Jtm
Mr. 'and Mrs. Homer H. Goulet
entertained Sunday In their coun
try home north of Salem with a
delightful dinner party la honor of
their son. Homer Goulet, Jr. who
observed his 15th birthday anni
versary on February 18.
Covers were placed at the charm
ingly appointed dining table for
the honor guest. Homer Goulet.
Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Norwood,
James and Roderick Norwood of
Portland i Dr. and Mrs. HughWll
llamson, and Miss Josephine Wil
liamson, of Portland; Mrs. J. A
Norwood, Miss Maxlne Myers, and
the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs
Goulet.
. The day also marked the birth
day anniversary of the honor
guest's uncle, Mr. T. A. Norwood.
The two birthday cakes were a
feature of the dinner.
The living rooms as well as the
dining room were attractively dec
orated in keeping with the Valen
tine season.
Delightful "Lincoln Day"
Tea Given at F. A. EUtott
Home
One of the most delightful af
fairs of the month was the Lin
coln Day tea which was given at
the home of Mrs. F. A. Elliott,
785 Marion street, on Monday aft
ernoon. Hostesses were Mrs. Elliott, Mrs.
B. E. Bergman, Mrs. F. I. Waters,'
Mrs. C. M. Lockwood, Mrs. O. H.
Horning, Mrs. W. Johnston, and
Mrs. U. S. Dotson.
The affair was given by Barbara
Frletchle Tent, No. 2, in honor of
the Ladies of the Grand Army of
the Republic.
The guests were greeted at the
door by Utti Mlsa Margaret For
sythe, dressed in a charming lit
tle frock of blue.
The dining room and library of
the Elliott home were decorated
with spring flowers in shades of
red and white and red tapers. Pa
triotic decorations were arranged
about the rooms.
The sun rooms and living rooms
were very attractive with bine ta
pers and baskets of acacia.
For the first hour of the after
noon, Miss Julia K. Webster and
Mrs. William Entrees presided a
the serving table In the dining
room. They were succeeded later
by Mrs. J. W. Nash and Mrs. C. N.
Need ham.
In the afternoon Miss Edith
Flndley played several numbers on
the marimba. Two readings were
given by Mrs. LaMoine R. Clark.
Mrs. Johnston told aome very
interesting Incidents concerning
her visit in Lincoln's home town
Springfield, Ilinois.
The hostesses, who were dress
ed in charming period costumes,
displayed hoop skirts, - crinolines,
and other features In dress of the
Civil War days.
Sixty guests called between the
hours of two-thirty and five
o'clock.
Salem Daughters of the Nile
WUl Attend Nydia Temple
Installation
Several members of the Salem
Daughters of the Nile club will be
in attendance at the installation of
officers and inaugural ball which
will be held this evening in the
Shrine room of the Masonic tem
ple, Portland, by Nydla temple,
Daughters of the Nile. -
The officers will be Installed at
an elaborate ceremony which will
begin promptly at eight o'clock.
Mrs. Edith E. Gattis, one of the
founders of the Daughters of the
Nile, past queen of Hatsau tem
ple, Seattle, and past supreme
queen will be the installing queen
of Nydia temple; and the supreme
princess, Mrs. Zenobia Maybelle
Boone; Installing marshal; past
lueen of Nydia temple and past
supreme queen of the Daughters
of the Nile, Mrs. Winifred G. Lea,
installing chaplain; and Mrs. Hel
en Barlow Maris, Installing musi
cian.
Presentation of the past queen's
Jewel to Mrs. Anna V. Smith will
be made by the junior past queen,
Mrs. Nancy M. Thiehoff.
The Inaugural ball will be in
charge of Nsdia temple patrol un
der the direction of Mrs. Faye
Leonard. Nydia temple chorus, un
der the direction of Mrs. Reatha
Fowler MllleK will sing several
selections with the Al Kader
Shrine chanters.
The ball will begin at nine
o'clock.
Interesting Lincoln Dqy Pro
gram Given at Leslie Junior
High School
An Interesting program in ob
servance of Lincoln's birthday was
given Monday afternoon at Leslie
Junior high school.
Mrs. Seymour Jones spoke to
he eighth and ninth grade stu-
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CHEMECXTA LODGE SO. 1. Z. O. O. T.
kfeeta eTery Wednesday evening at
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Tempi, coraar f oOnrt and High gta.
AUCTIONEER
F. N. Woodry
IS
Trs. galea's leading Aaetioncar
ad rural tore Dealer.
Store. 1610 X. Bauer St.
Paon 811
H. P. Woodry & Son
Bight dewa town. Cash paid for used
rornltur.
store ail .
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Tear exnenanee ia the Willamstts
rail?, for jLtm or arraagemeat see
r. A. i-vensar, larsa aariser, run na
tional Baak, Salem. Phone er write,
A. L. aUTeasoa. Uorrallls. Or.
BATTERY-ELECTRICIAN 3
BROWN ELL ELECTRIC CO.. 393 ST ATI
TeL SSt. Oentraet wiring. Eleetrie
su-plies. Call as for electrical work.
R. D, BARTOX EXIDB BATTERIES
8 tarter aad generator work; SOS
Boat High.
TeL 16S
HIGH AND
CENTER
JOE WILLIAMS
FLEENER ELECTRIC CO. HOUSE
wiring kr bear or coatraet. Estimate
furnished. Tel. 980 471 Court Su
U. S. L. Service Station
AotomotiT Electricians
Vick Bros.
High St. at Trade.
Tel. 1841
BICYCLES Repairing 4
LLOYD E. RAMSDEN COLUMBIA BI
cycles and repairiar. 887 Onit
CLEANERS AND DYERS 5
CHERBT CITT CLEANERS. O.
Doaae, 240 N. Liberty. Tel. 934.
SALEM CLEANERS
1073 8. ComM.
DTER9
TeL 1868
SALESMEN
SALESMEN WANTED DUE TO OUR
- tremendous reduction on our Whippets
we mast have additional sales help to
take ear of trade, experience ia auto
mobile selling not necessary. Liberal
commissions. Alfred-Billing sley Motor
Co.. Whippet m WlUys -Knight Distribu
tors, 838 Center.
CHIROPRACTORS 10
DR. H. B. SCOFFlELr. P. 8.
First Xational Bank Bldg.
806
DR. O. L. SCOTT. P8C. CHIROPRACTOR
250 X. High. Tel. 828 B., Kes. 1104 J
FLORISTS
11
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCAB10NS
Olsea's. Co art High St. TeL 801.
CUT FLOWERS. WEDDING BOUQUETS
rnneral wreatns. aeeoratraas. C. r.
Breithacpt, florist. 612 State Street,
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INSURANCE
12
FOB SALE FIRST AND SECOND Mort
gages. Trust Deeds, Contract! on
hoases Will net 6 to 20 per cent.
BECKE A HENDRICKS
Hellig Bldg.. 189 X. High St.
Insure
Tear Home or Car sow.
BECKE A HENDRICKS
Phono 1R1
I. O. O. r. Bldg., 180 X. High 81.
FARM LOANS PLENTY OF MOKEY
to toaa on good farm security.
CITY LOANS We are loaning Pra
dential Insurance company money a
eity residence and business property at
6 per cent, plus a commission Haw
kin Roberts. Ine-. 203 Oregon
Building.
WANTED Employment 13
CHEF 1ST CLASS, WIFE SECOND OR
waitress. Hotel. Rest., etc. Tel. SLt-R
FOR RENTApts. 15
SICE FURNISHED
APARTMENTS.
690 Union.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS, 1331
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DIRECTORY
A o
ivniBunv a- KnpUT. Be altera
16S fl. Kirn. Tel. 1
tea Dm Bide. Tel. 790
BECKS A HEXDKlCXa
180 X. High.
A. O. BOHBTSTZDT ,
14T X. Coaunareial. TU 7i
H E. BBOWM
10ft B. Oom'L - Tel. SSS or 1CSS
W. T. BROWN
75 StaU.
TeL 1961
THE BUNGALOW BKaLTT
447 Stale St.
LEO fi CHILJM CO Raaltor
20 StaU kit.- Tel 1IJI
Bl 8. CLAXKS
109 S. Coi
i'L Tel. SSS er 2053
a. COFPOCK
Ml CUt St.
TeU 57
fUED G. DELAXO
Cbureh.
290 X.
TeL 230
HOUEB D. rOSTKK &EAL7T CO.
115 Etrst Nat. Bank Bid. TeL SO
GASKILL EAJLLE
166 8. Liberty St. - TetT 2943
W. H. GBABENBORST gj CO. .
134 8. Liberty St.' TeL fil5
MELVIN J0HX30X
S20 D. 8. Baak BWg.
TaL 637
W. G.
147 X. Oom'L
KKCEGBB
TeL 817
LAFLAB A LA FLAB
Ladd Bush Bank Bldg. TeL 646
LA &S EN OB BICE
22S Oregon Bidg.
Ta). 174
W. A. LISTOX
404-3 Maeoale Bldg.
TeL 1321
AKTHUa MADSEX
1074 North CapltoL TeL SS07
MELLINGEB COMITTT
40S Oregon Bldg. TeL 1176
O. K. MIDDLETON
tO Oregon Bldg.
TeL SS0S
W
13 1H SUt St.'
O. MILLS
TeL ITS
W. K. MOSEd
451 Court St.
TaL 281S
JOHN W.
New Bligh Bldg.
ORB
TeL 2483
GERTRUDE t. U. PAGE
484 Court.
TeL 11SS
-PEBRIXK MAASTERS
2 11-112 Gray Bldg.
TeL 901
WINNIE PETTYJOHN,
15 8. High St.
TeL S34
RICH L. BElJsAXX. Realtor
219 X. High St. TeL 865
SALEM REALTY
483 StaU St. Boom 7.
CO.
TeL 1004
J. E. SCOTT
231 X. High St.
TaL 1112
CHARLES SPURLIN
210 Oregon Bldg. TaL 1935
SOCOLOrSKY SOX
304 5 First Nat. Bauk Bldg. TeL 970
SQUARE DEAL REALTY
C. 8. Xat'l Baak Bldg. TeL 470
TRIANGLE REALTY CO.
421 Court St. TeL 651
ULRICH ROBERTS
1C9 X. Commercial.
TaL 1354
C. 8.
REALTY CO.
442 StaU SL
TaL S6
F. L. WOOD
341 SUt 8t.
Tel. 794
FOR RENT Apts. 15
FURNISHED APARTMENT,
el At. Phone 1939 W.
2361 HA
3 RM. APT. WELL FURNISHED. DOWN
stairs, rrirat bath. 1183 Court.
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED 8
room apartment reasonable. 879 N
Liberty.
4 ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT
Garage, Garden, Close In. Inquire 694
X. High Street.
PATTOX APARTMENTS COZY.
clean, comfortable, well furnished, rea
aonabl In prie. priraU bath, dowa
towa. Call PatUaTa Book' store.
YOU CAN PLAY
GOLF. FISH
AND MOTOR, .
WE TAKE CARE OF YOUB HOME.
High cJsss residential district.
New. strictly modern, quiet apart
ments. Frigidslre, Eleetrie Ranges, Radio,
Steam Heat, Brick-faeed Building.
Efficient Service.
Two unfurnished rooms, bath, $30, $35.
Three unfurnished rooms, bath, $40, $45
Two rooms rarnnned overstaffed.
37.50 t $40.
Three rooms rurafkned overstuffed.
45 to 850.
Children Welcome
New Management, Redecorated
Ambassador
Apartments
650 North Summer 8t. Phone 1072
FOR RENT Rooms 16
4 UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
light, heat and water. 678 Stat Str.
2 ROOMS, WATER. LIGHT, FUEL,
tzu.uv, cto in. 635 Marion.
FOR RENT Houses 17
FOR RENT NICE
MODERN HOME
678 X. Cottage.
NICE FURNISHED HOUSE 830.
F. L.
Wood. 841 State.
4 ROOM MODERN HOUSE. FIREPLACE.
faraaee, aad garage. Inquire 280 So.
19th St.
10 LARGE ROOMS AKU RECEPTION
halL eniUhle for board and rooming:
b as em eat, faraaee, fireplaces, gas. aad
Urge wood range, 3 sets of plumbing,
garage. Urg lot 'and aha. trees. The
home. Uk place, $50.00 per month. Lo
cated 1599 Stat St. Sea Qeiser Beal
Esuta, 441 Court St.
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r Vf n Women aad Children
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NIFTY BOB SHOP
Fncene Permanent Waring. Hair Cutting
aad Marcelling.
all State St. TeL S70
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HOTEL
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Salem New
- Hote! Senator
fa finest chain of Terminal
Hotels la Oregon
.Nov upea -Official
Depot For All Oregon
Pickwick Hammand and Parker Stagee
Strictly First Clea
Up to the Jsinut
in service and
Metisrin l'loor With Baby Grand Piano,
Largo v ruing icoom,
T - ll.a . lr.in w RlflM
111 Rooms- 99 with Bath aad Shower
Stage Terminal Hotel
Company
W. W. Chadwick. Pres.
W. A. Camming. Local Mgr.
Ob a. V. Cooley, Ass. Local Mgr.
INSURANCE
DIRECTORY
Andaraoa a Runert Qeneral lasaraae
169 8. High. TaL 1644
E. H. BAIREY, Ufa, Accident, Sickness
328 Oregon BtJg.
TeL 1747
BECKE 4 HENDRCKS
139 X. High. TeL 161
G. H. BERG. Life. Accident. Sickaess
838 Oregon Bids. TeL 1747
CENTRAL LIFE GEX. AGENT
306-7 Oregon Bldg. Tel. 490
R. D. GRAY Gaaeral Iasuranc
147 X. Com'L TeL S42S
LAFLAB A LAFLAB
Ladd Bush Bank Bldg. TeL 546
404-SMsooi BlJg. , TeL 1321
RICH. L. REIMAXX Gea. las.. Loans
219 X. High St. TaL SSS
Wash. Fidelity National Forge Phlliprl
406 Bank of Com. Bldg.- TaL 2160
WILLAMETTE INSURANCE AGENCY
315 Maaonic Bldg. TeL 982
FOfl RENT Houses 17
FOB RENT, DUPLEX BOUSE.
94'
North Winter St.
5 ROOM MODERN HOUSE: FURNACE:
fireplace; piped for gaa; gas hot waUr
beater; garag. Tel. 1890-J.
FOUR ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
garage, sleeping porch, 207S McCoy,
near Hollywood theater, rhon 2S9TK
FOR RENT
10 Room plastered bona 1S99 SUt
Basement, furnace, fireplace, wood aad
gas range, two seU plumbing, $60 par
monia.
GEISER, REAL ESTATE .
441 Court St.
FOR RENT
6 room new hens at 1S75 Eriekson
Street. Modern. S&v.OO per month.
S apartments of two rooms aaeh at
1178 North 4th 8trtt. Each if 12.00
per month. .
5 room and sleeping poreh, - range
stove in sitcnen. iigats, water aad
telephone free. Eight blocks from bas
. iness center. 915.00 per month.
7 room boas at 1749 North Front
Street. $15.00 per month.
A fine large bona on Saginaw Street.
Close in at aaa.ug per month.
LAFLAB A LAFLAR
Ladd A Bash Bank Bldg.,
Salem, Oregon
FOR RENT Farms 18
15 IMPROVED ACRES FRUIT, BER
riea, pastar. chickens, tc. 1 mil
oat, immediate possession. E, W. Har
land, 1133 Court St.
BOARD AND ROOM 20
ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
t Alexandria. 1080 Chemeketa
Phone 1539.
LAUNDRIES
21
fRY THE BOMB WET WASH LA UN
dry. TeL 171, 185S B 8tr.
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
"The Laundry of Fur MaUriala"
Telephone 165. - 1S64 Broadway
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WELDER LAUNDRY
Telepkoa S3. 263 8. High
TAILORS
22
D. H. MOSHER TAILOR) FOB MEX
and woman. 474 Court 8U
WANTED Misc. 23
WANTED A HOME FOR 8 MONTHS
Id Fox Terrier dog. Call S38.
FURNITURE PACKING FOB SHIP
nwaU. Gieee-Power Furalta- Oa,
J. JOHNSON, CARPENTER AND BUILD-
er. weasonaoie cnargea. r igurea fro.
1993 North Commercial.
WANTED ONE VERTICAL BOILER
ia w tir. mw be ta good condition.
Jna. Bchmld, 40S So. 11th. Phoa 966.
. . mm-thi m m jmmr r i ri '-s,
iu tt m Mm tvw si ii fi urm
New First National
DdllK DUUUIIig
nirprtnrv
BASEMENT
Xe Las Shining Parlor
Exptrta for Ladies and Oeut'eir.
8ECOND FLOOa
Coffey 'a PhoU Servtc
TeL 708. Over the Spa
THIRD FLOOa
Jforri OptUal Ca. 3 0 1 j : .
Dr. UniJ E. Uorri. Opuiue::;
Telephone 239
C F. GHletU .Su.te 8K
Lawyer Telephone 1:j5u
Socolofaky a Son. Tel. 970 Zvi
Real EaUU, Loans. Ia-irr..-e
Dr. Paid B. HiU, OrthoJont
I Straightening at Irregular tett.)
SuiU 106. Hours 9 to 3
Every day except Thursday
FOURTH FLOOR
Drs. O Xalll A Bordette, Optometr tt
Fhon 6'i5 401-402 40 i 404 4, i
SIXTH FLOOR
Geo. R. Yhrs M. D Physlelaa Si.rk-t
Salt 603. TeL 2378-23T9 Kos 3
Rebia D. Day and Donald W. lr.s
Attorneys at Law
rlpbone 193. r 1 0 6 1 1 s ; J
EIGHTH FLOOR
Vi. v. wars uavia. uanerai cent s(r
Tel. SIS. Eveaiag by eppo!nia.tat.
Roam 80S
Dr. IL B. Scefield.., !o
Chiropraetor. Xearoca'omoUr Smtcf
KINTH FLOOR
Dr. H. U. Brown, Eye, Ear. Most an(
Throat Socialist. Silts Bi l
TENTH FLOOR
Dr. W. A. Johnson, Dentiit
Tlphoae 1SS5 loot
WANTED Misc. 23
WAXTED PRIVATE MONEY F
farm loan. W have vecal spolia
tion oa hand. Haw Vina AKoDerta,
Iac,i 205 Oregon Bldg..
WANTED GOOD WASHED OOTT'!
Riga not smaller thaa 1 yard to i,e
for wiping maebiaery. Highest f t
paid for good clean rags, aip! kl
Statesman office, see StifUr.
More Than a Tonk
More Than a
HealthFoodi
-A Natural Remedy!
"Pacific Health-Ore
Thi product supplies Nature with tl
working and buildinz materials urc .ii
balaaee to insure the natural hm.i.y
and proper functioning; af glaadi aii r
rans and to maiaUia a rich and i :y
blood stream. j
Cs,d a a mineral wstsr p t 'o
take on packag la aufficieut foi ti..
month treatment. Sold under a j"
moaey-oaca guarantee.
MATTRESSES 24
MATTRESSES RENOVATED BY Ti n
Capiul City Bedding Co 1190 Stria
CapitoL- Called for aad delivered.
work gdaraateed. Tel 19.
FOR SALE
25
WHITE CABIXET SEWINO 11 At 11 j N K,
Just Iik new, on third off. itir,
desired. Telephone 2369J.
1 ' 1
NOBLE FRENCH PRUNE TKKl
reduced prices. Rt. fl. Box ':
mile East of the State Hospital.
Fruit land Road, Noble Andrew.
PEDIGREED AIRDALE MALE PI l 4
months old, a bargain if Uken I . ' -
Ieo- 15th. H. F. Butterfield. 1. ' o
Hwy., Wood burn. Or. Tel. llU'J
GULBRANSEN. CLAREDON. CAb .
fuliman, Howard and I.udwij .. i
that w have repossessed, will be 4
for the balance doe oa them. 1! "i
want a nearly new piano, cheap. s
your ehanc. Terms to rejoi - 1
parties. Ore con Finaae) Corpora.: .
Pbow 3S8L
WANTED Live Stock 26
CATTLE I NEED CATTLE OF
ainoa. mi me snake yea an offer tr
ior yoa 11 your. Jast phone Sol
or see Walter Corbet. 1865 S. aist.
VETERINARIAN 28
FRED W. LANGE. VETERINARIAN
Office 829 8. Commercial. TeL 1198.
Re. TeL 16SS.
WOOD SAWING 29
WOOD 8AWINO. PHONE 1677. U 9
North Commercial. :
WOOD FOR SALE 20
GOOD DRY WOOD. PHONE 72F2. U.
D. Mayflald.
FOR GOOD WOOD CALL C. D. Ql"K'V,
el ' ;
GOOD DRY WOOD FOR YOD V 4.
Larmer. TeL -30.
By PAUL ROBINSON