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ait - Jvi$V 10 rrtei 4 : 4 - THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1928 i f if TOCUP TALK MEANS BBS mm CII AVniJ A 1 t AT TV. Phi. nese tea bouse ser.es tea. as one would naturally expect a tea house 10 ao. dui Jn bnangnai it is con- Old Folks Say Doctor Caldwell was Right The basin of treating sicknessj has not changed since Dr. Cald 1 well left Medical College in 1S75. nor since be placed on the marUe; I'tic laxative prescription he had uned - in hie practice, known to druggists and tbe public since' 1S92. as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup! IVpsin. Then, the treatment of const!-' pation, biliousness, headache, mental depression, indigestion,' our stomach and other iodUponi-' tions that result from constipation vvarf entirely by means of simple' vegetable laxatives, herbs and; roots. These ar ftill the basis j of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, j which is a combination of Benna on1 nthor tn i ti lvoiita hir hu i Thrimpler the remedy for con-' stipation. the ?afer for the child; and for you, and the better for aaa 1 th general health of all. And; an you can get results in a mild j .iirfr-iiunp 11 Is tMiuuSy -ffectlv. and safe way by using Dr. Cald , at all ages. Elderly people will w. ITs Syrup Pepsin, why takeinnd it especially idtjil. All dru cliantes with strong drugs? atorf.fi have the generous bottes A bottl - of Dr. Caldwell's Syr- v would oc rUd to have you np Papain will last a family sev- prove at our expense how much ersl months, and all can use lt.ji)r. ."aid well's .Syrup Pepsin can ft Is good for thp baby because mean to yoa and yours. Just pleasant :t the taste, gentle In ; write "Syrup Pepsin." M- n'.icello. ai-!iou. aid free frm uarcotics. 'llinr is. and w j will fc;.ti r0u pre lu the nroper dose. gJvt in thel0aui a FRKK S.MI I.K 1.0TTL.E. A Beautiful American Flag The Oregon The Oregon Statesman, knowing that all of its readers would want to fly an unsoiled and untorn flag this year, bought a large number of flags and will be able to supply its readers with flags at a very small cost while they last. Everyone will want to fly a fresh clean, flag of the United States of America on FLAG DAY, June 14th INDEPENDENCE DAY, July 4th With these great holidays close at hand, now is tha time to get your fiag and be prepared for all the holidays throughout the year. uoiaas A Remarkable Flag at an Exceptional Price. Only 98c Description of Flag This flag is .!x5 feet and is made or specially selected cot ton bunting, has sewed stripes (not printed) and fast col ors. The yarns used are tight, strong, yet th-y are sufficient ly right to permit the flag to float beautifully in the breeze. How To Get Your Flag Clip three Flag Coupons like that printed below and mall to The Oreron Statesman, Salem, Oregon, and the flag will be sent to you postpaid free by return mail. FLAG COUPON- Tlireo of thrse roopong and ftHc when presented at or mailed U tho Statesman office. 215 Soth Commercial Street. Salt in, Oregon, entitle you to a beautiful Amer itau Mag, sUe 5x3 -feet as advertised. Address Have You Seen the New Sea Sleds? The SoD All Kinds of Boats Built to Order Priced frpra $50 Up., accoi-ding to size and style SEE OUR COMPLEtE LINE OF ARCHERY. GOODS We are iiuiiiofactiiring archery equipment which will compare faToraWy with the finest made in America and on the Continent Archery tickles priced 1 fr l up, according to size and wood. , t We Also Make Cedar Chests Willamette Auto Supply Co. 6S0 Ferry SL sidermbly more than a tea boose j it la. for tbe Chinese, a comblna jtion of a bank, a real estate ex vVanje, a brokerage office, an in-! surance agency, a sample fair, a , commercial cle-irlnr house, j employment bureau, a news bu ireao. ana many oiner acimiies. VWKWCO, TV- i : .i i o.er tea cup,. There are more than 4 00 teahouses in Shanghai ana practically all have tUeir fixed y & & &CfC at age aa Outfit for Every Reader of Statesman R. N. MacDONALD clientele. Different croap customers - attend "at different hoars of tho day. Many houses supply their customers with re - served seats for fire or six dollars a month, this nrUe including four an . ... CUPS Ol ICtt. Restaurant ana inn Keepers, 1 , , .W and rice dealers I COO 3, Pouuera n Z TV'colnts it' ey l. J . - ' , and ln and 8gcn, arrangements are nearly all made, in tea houses. Insurance agents look for clients there. Custom does not permit them to solicit business, but introductions are '., o r. .easily arranged. I Employers look ror workmen Curio dealers display their wares, the more prosperous renting stalls. Tailors with big rush orders for a funeral or a wedding, parcel out the work to friends of the eame calling while they sip their tea. Money lenders have funds to fi- ii i , name biua.ii nucuii:u to laborers. Chinese newspaper reporters aever fail to make frequent rounds of the important tea houses. -regon Dean of Women Will Study Next Year UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Sugene, June 2. (Special) Mrs. Virginia Judy Bnterly, dean of women at the University of Ore gon, has been granted a year's 'eave of absence during which time she will study for her M. A. de gree at the University of Califor nia. Sh will spend this summer in La Jolla. California, and will en- ter the University of California in the fall. Her two daughters will go south with her. Miss Hazel Prutsman, assistant dean, will be acting dean during the school year 1928-29 while Mrs. Esterly is away. Mrs. Esterly assumed her duties of dean of women at Oregon in the fall of 1923. j Nancy Thielson Lead In Campus Production UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, i Eugene. June 2. (Special) Miss Nancy Thielsen, freshman in mu- sic at the University of Oregon I from Salem, carried the title rol in "Alice and Wonderland" a three act fantasy presented by the be ginning class in speaking voice on the campus. Alias Thielsen has been promi- WEST COAST AIR TRAASIORT COMPANY The TRI-MOTOR is the type of airplane u.eI by the official of the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, They have already traveled over 1.000,000 miles, TRI-MOTOR is Pafe and dependable. TRI-MOTOR SUI'UR AIR PUMPMAN OF THK SKIKS PORTI,AD TO SEATTLE 8 A. M. and 2:SO P. M. Time, 1 Hoar 15 Minutes PARE. $312: R. T., 22 To TACOMA, $f2; R. T., $20 Returning from Seattle 9:45 A. M. and 4 P. M. IORTI,AD TO SAX FRANCISCO Fastest Time, 4 Hours 86 Two Pilots Carried on Each Trip Fare $4o, luncheon Included 8:30 A. M. Mon., Wed., FtL Via Orppon Stages to Tort tand Henry Thielo Luncheon With Coffee Served During Flight Passenger insurance liability carried book early, some schedules are in great demand over 10 00 passengers have already made the airway trip between Portland and Seattle. On a beautiful spring day the glories of the world are spread before you. Remember, it's an all-daylicht trip with several hours in Seattle or Taeoma for business or pleasure. Thie should appeal to buyers, busi ness and professional men, where time is valuable. Three motors insure positive safety. Leave here 8 A. M. back in Portland 5:3 0 P. M. Ticket and Information at HOTEL SENATOR Phone 606 TELEPHONE 409 of.neni la ether production of the 1 class, in tho j an lor Tandertlle and J in (lee dab and solo appearances on tho campus this year. She is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, Dr TCTXircP m rn.r jDUOiniLOO XYXCI T PLAY CHAMPS rortiana'a crack TolleybalU Portland's teams which held the northwest championship for four years will:: 43.7s. ' met the Sale BnsinAM oti w. Wednesday evening at the local' . vr 1 1 , me secona team wnicn is al - most as strong as the firSt team! will play Salem's second team.! Both games will begin at T:45. Jerry Owen, former editor of the Pr.ifr- I r... . Jt lacitic Legion, now Sunday editor of the Oregoman will head the1 Pnrtl-tnH ktt v- " " " L1J Kuj33 . tho Rnctnso VT.n .111 give the teams a banquet. Salem's team will be headed by Lloyd Gregg and Barney Wright. The following players will prob amy piay ror saiem: Xiie mihnrn n. T V i, ur. L.. V.. KarrtCK, Rev. C. Ward, Barney Wright, W. Hills' Paul Aotnn Plarfc- IP I r,. raui Acton, Clark fc. Lee. Brey- man IJOlse. D. L,. RltChip I.pnn Oleason. O. J. Hull. Chester Page.' . . a6. C. Goodman. R. Trinkle, H. Phil- lippe and Clarence Litwiller New Theater to be Built For Famous Passion Play OBERAMMEROAU. Bavaria (AP) A new theater will be erec- ted for the Passion Play in 1930. This building, which is to replace the present wooden structure, will be constructed entirely of stone. It will have a seating capacity for 4,500 people and comprise an an nex for the stage properties and requisite costumes for 700 play ers. The total cost of this improve ment is estimated at 172,000. O I O i General Markets PRODUCTS PORTI.AJTD, Ore., June 2. ( 4.P) Raw milk 4. $2.30 cat., fab Portland Butterfat atearly; le station. 2e tnck i4'?45c fob Portland. Poultry steady; hoary heaa 21c light 16020c; broileri 23r$25c; pekin Precious! More precious than money because it cannot be bought is your youth! Preserve and cherish it Hard and fatiguing work for which you were never fitted will destroy it. Above all avoid the tiring drudgery of washing ana let an expert laundry take care of your things. JAPANESE HAND LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS We Call and Deliver Telephone 75a I 1 1 - of ivixi: OLD recle & Hendricks 189 N. High Telephone 161 DO YOUR EYES WORRY YOU? Yx hooU nerer kntrw yotfre wearinj eye Zaaae& If ytxtr passes make yoa nervous and lrriUM aw a food optometrist today. Our t lasses -fed coed to tJbe eyes." That's because a nu wfeo knows leases ah knows and fits frames. Pomeroy & Keene Jewelers and Optometrists Salem, Oregon wait tacks ISQlfte; eeWred BoonlaoL Oiiu etendy; loeol St.TS92.S9 pee wt: potatoes) 7(9IUS sack, stood?. WhI steady: Xaatora. Oregon woe la (fee ooontij orats); chiti light thriakiaf fine 150 Te; heavier shrink ng (1m, 330 1e; croasbred oU Sot? 40e; valley mediant 47e; cttni 43e. Mohair steady; loaf staples 60c lb.; ditto short 33 40c; kid 70a. POKTLaJTD QaVAEf PORTI-AND. Ore, Jaae 2. fAP). Wkt kxi: BBB. bard wkit $153; soft white $1.44; vnttn white SI. 44; hard wintar 11.34; northern, spring, westam red S1.S4. Cats. No. 2. 45 poaad W. .. $46. Barley. No. 2. 45 pound B. W., $41. auuma. .taad.m 93s. Portland, oJun. 2,apV I II 1 : v ' ' ' pncee; eastern u re son tim- 0thy $2H2i.5o: ditto valley $1919.- j o: alfalfa $Qi.50: oat hay $15.50 $2 a 'to. si 16; straw $9.50 pr too. SeKmj prices mora. daiet Portland. Ore, Jane 2 ap). D, ry Klch. net pric: BuUer, extraa 41,c; standards 40c; pr me firsts 39Hc first 39e. J"""- e",as 26c: firsts 2o4e: medi ium ei,r -; ndim nrU i'.'t LIVE8TOCK POOTL.ANI). Or., Jun 2. (IP) Ktrnpu. Cktti. 20. ToXal for wk, approximately, catt. J5S0; ealTes 185; Doffa 3620; herp H10. Can. 126. Cattlr, compared with wffk azo: Ma : c.sa so u .or ;owr apota in tfrra and the atork a full E.:dilar under last iwk C!tm .nH n?- ' !oadof rood steers -ri7 "i.' ii 10 nuia oi sop !y hifh medi0ni lo fairly tood $10.2; lo 10.7o: with medium and lower 5rd" d,,?,V0 nd beIo7: bMt tieifera $10. J5: balk better grade rwi and heifera $8.75 to $9.50; oiherj $8.50 down; ww rotters down to $3: bulk rood boVls $7.50 to $8; bulk lifbt vealera fli to H; iti-i-UT choice light ab sent; raives $10 down; heariea and thina down to $7 and nnder. Hop, compared with week ago: but cher classea mostly steady: bulk light butcherg for week $9.7i to $10; a few to shippers Monday $10 to $10.10; Both icg over $9.85 after Monday; over weights and underweights $9.60 down; -xtrenia heaTies $8.50; packing sows 5.75 to $7; a few up to $7.50; light pigs practically unsalable: a consider able snpply of mixed slaughter pigs and feeders cleaned up Monday at $7.50 without sorting. Sheep, market qnotably sieady with a week ago, strictly choice light lambs quoted up to $13; a few lots sold that way; most valley offerings stopping arioand $12; no choice light yearlings ar rireu; good to choice light mixed year lings and twoa Monday reached $8; strictly eboico light slaughter ewes quoted np to $6. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. June 2. ( AP) .Bullish crop reports; from the northwest outdo ing ail heretofore this season carried whaat prices shaply npwad today, with baying much lage than witnessed of ?ste. Estimate wera current that the 1928 Canadian whaat yield would be 8 000 - 000 to 14,000,000 bushels under the 1927 total. Closing qnotatinna 'on wheat were un settled. 1 3 8 to 1 7 8c net higher. Corn finished 1 1 8c to 1 7 8c up aaU oats at 1 Mc to 1 4c adTance. Many Salem people making the are Campbell Court Hotel ' Tbett florae When in Portland A pleasant place to live, in beauti ful surroundings. An unusually good dining room serv ice and food. Accessibility t o business center and garages. Eleventh and Main Sts. E. JEAN CAMPBELL Owner and Manager ' tirJO do or, lit The Oregon Statesman PakuiakaJ avery aMraiag azeX Kaa 4mr. at Salas. taa capitai af Oraam. Local Rates For Classified Advertising Daily ar Saadaf Oaa firm. j eeaU par ward laraa t!ai S eau per war4 Six lio a. eaa'l pf ward 1 mo. daily aa I Sua2u casts per warj is axdar to cara taa aiara taaa oaa tiaa rata, adrtisia must rua is coj sacativa laatiea. Ma Ad taken for !aaa taaa 25a. Ada rca fauaday jSL ekarsad at tat-uas rata. AdtertisemeBta teirept Ftraa'( tad S.rnatioaa Wanted) will takes Tar the te.ephone if tho adrtr. : a subscriber to phase. The Statesman wi.l rc.T adver tiaeaaeats at apy tint of tae day or aigbt. To insure prir eiMs.f icatioa ads shou'd be u "ara 7 p. aa. TELEPHONE 24 OS. 43J i. VERT:e2 EXT3 BOXEST AUv'tCKTlhlNti Theao eol caaaa mast ha kat iroo rroo. aaytkiag ( a ouaataak'.s Balkj. aiisraprasca tatiana will not ba tolerate, lofwra. tian showiag any qooatioaabia iateat on tbe ra-t of the advertiser aaoale: be reported to this Bewspapar or the Salem Ad cJua. Lodpe Roster CUEMKKJCTA LODGE NO. 1. 1. O. O. t. Meets erery Wodneacay eveaaig a: 7:10 o'clock; third floa-r of 1. O. O. F Tarapla. corner C Court juid High Sts. AUCTIONEER 21 F. IN. Woodry It Trk. Salem's leading Aaetloaeee i rgttHsr Dealer. Be. Su.w. 1611 X. Simmer 81 Phoae til H. F. WootJry & Son Right dewa tees. CeJ paid for uses fernitare. Store 271 K Conaaa'I. Tel. 75. AfeaU for Jango Kaages. 3 Cut. A. L. STETINHUX ALCTIOXEEB years exper.enoe IB the WuUaoetU al!ey, for daUs or arrangements see F. A. reer(ler, farm adrUer. First Na tional Bui, Salem. iaoae er writ. A. L. 8teeaon. CorrI"s. Or BATTERY-ELECT.RiCI AN 2 rUSEXER ELECT SiO CO. HOUSB wiring by hour er contract. Estimates farBishad. Tel. 9-0 471 J"ort 8l TeL iea Hum ivu JOi V.ii.i.,Ah8 it. D. BAKTUX KXxiX BAri'jCiilh.o atartar us geactator wera: ituj tnU High. 4 U. S. L. Service Station utametite Uleelricmns Vick Bros. High St. at Trade. Tel. 1341 Alaruna & liarnsberger L' i L AND ! 1 i ; A T WKsl'KKX 11AT1ER1KS AV roMai i vr: tLtci ":iiciax3 21j Center Street. Tel. 1915 In C'onnrctiou with Capiiul uer hrrv;ce Station BICYCLES Hepairina 4 Ll.UTD E. U.'.USUCKr COM ilBIA fel HELP WANTED 5a BERRY PICKER;. f, tierri' J .1 Vathis Ach.::s. Nic:: Tel. 70K3. HELP WANTED Male 6 BOY' FOR KAR-M. Til K SI Mlll'U OP. year. Attend high chooI. Crl Dun can. Turner. MEN WHO I.IKE TO TRAVEL AND want work romantic Sujth America write. J'are ni epen? paid, tiouth American Sorvi.-e Burug, 1.4, COO Al ma, Ov'.rn t, Mich. MAX WANTKIi TO Rl McK.S4 BL'S ins& in Mrtriuu ''onntj. No cxpi'rr ence iiferird. llust have cr can make $7 $10 dsi'j' no 'ay o5fs no bosses ctance v' a lifetime. l'e OTir capital to otart. KL'RST AND THOM AS, 420 Third St., Osk'-nd. (.'ail. RaLIABLK. ENKRliETIC MAN' WANT ed at once by well known J. it. Wat kin Company. Spl?rid d c r'M.in; to distribute famoas SVt.k.ns prixiucis to steady users. flj to Jlv,0 meekly. No experience neowMirr vr;te 1HK J. R. ATKINS KIKJ'.VNY, 4504 Hoil St.. (i.ik'snc. Caiif. SALESMEN NEW DEAL EOBl JIKRCHANTS. CCAR anteeiv salary and commission to a!eA men who can sail. 1. 'linker. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. SPECIALTY SALESMAN Experienced in Jietail Meat Indns try to handle new Specialty on com mission biiei. An unnsual orrort'jn ity ivr the right man. Cie fall dtt.: first lett-r. C. H. Si itlmore. Dist Mgr.. 10..6 24th Ae. No., Seattle. Wash. HELP WANTED Female 3 ADDHESSOR EOR MAIL ORDER House. Home, spare time: fnivs1 stamped, addressed envelope. Iucille's Labs.. 190 rian I'ablo. Oakland, ( alif. WOMEN EARN : DOZEN SEWINB aprofrs. Experience unnecessary ; no setltoT- Easy, steady work, materials cot. Addressed envelope brings de Uils. Goshen Dress. Goshen. N. Yl WOMEN' IN'KXPEBIENCED WANTED by manufacturer who can earn $.'0 1 weekly spare tine sewing aprons. Ma terial cut: No sellinr: stamped en velope brings particulars. Morning Glory Apron Co.. Mt. Vernon. N. Y. WOMEN WANTED FOB TRAVELING POSITION open Jone 15th. not mar ried, entirely unincumbered, with high school education, between L" and 40. Salary, bonns an transportation. Give fail information. F. E. COMPTON A CO., 100$ N. Dearborn, Chioago. AGENTS WANTED WASTTED AT ONCK A GOOD MAN TO cever local 10O stare route: no selling; Jnst distribute and eolleet. WriU PERIS MFG. CO.. Florin, Penna. DIRECT REPRESENTATIVE S3 AN hoar shewing Mary Rose frocks, big variety, low .price. Experience on necessary. Free euipnseat. KODASI OO.. 88 Rods si Bidg., Cincinaati Ohio. MARE $1015 DAILY WKTISO OR- aers with new Spring line of America's rraatest Tailored Shirts. Big Doable lx4 Samples sell oa sight. FREE Outfit, Ko experience neeeasary. Have yoa sold heere : for whom f Write tolay. Sinclair Shirt Manufac turing Company. 747 Kingsbury, Chl caire. PresSKlent Se HAVANAH President Maeha- hu charged Colonel Aarelia Hevl. former secretary of Interi with personal libel, declaring oeuer tfcat a pamphlet analyxlng new contututional imendmasi. waa intended as a personal affront. 1 - m . rt w r. I BEAUTY PARLOR DIRECTORY o rnr rtnmL BHACTT SHOPPE 223 N. HiaTk. PP'- T'- TUP MOriFl. BEJtLTY PARI. OB 112 Jf. Commercial. TL : THE MODERN' il AKIN tLLO For Mn. Uoan and Child rs 206 lluosc Bid I. T1. INSURANCE DIRECTORY Asderaot h Uupert jey h. High. ur.t: inauraace Tei 10,4 ! X. High. Tel. Icai tance M7 S. Coao 1. Laid A Rush Bank bllf. Tf! 56 V. I. LJST1N. C.itnl iM.uri.! ,04 5 1 iioi ( Hl-g. Si's.. 1321 KiCH '-. i KlJiA.W 219 X. ll.gr t. -Cea. lu.. l-0i i lei. sj 115 isa-a. 1 bidg. Tel. SaJ -o I HOTEL DIRECTORY Wanted Permanent roomer Hotel Senator Asset formerly 'lY'aiir.al Hotel. At tractive rates by week or month I acnes in all rooms. Jaquire Hotel hieaator, phone 6io. CHIROPRACTORS 10 DR. O. L. SCOTT. P:. CHIHOPACTOIt i&H X. BigH. Tel. I1I B, See. tlM J UKS. SCOFltLD, X Ray. CHISO praetor, and Nenroi-a'.ameter service Office phoae 2194. Res. 2187-J; and 2 Stf'.' J. Suite 414 13 15. first Xat'l. Bank. FLORISTS 11 5'IJiWKKe KOR ALi. crrASl'JX OIms'i. Ceert 4 nigb St. TeL Ml. CUT KLOR, MKDDINO BOfJQ0ETf Pneeral wreaths, deeoiotiae. C. P. Rreithawpt, flonst. ill S.ate Street, Tel. 30. INSURANCE 12 Insure Tour Hre or Car now. BECKE HEXDBJCaa " Phoae 181 i. o o. r. bmi, -.at k. High at. KtK bAl-E PIK8T AND ECOXP liorV gsges. Trust Heeds. Contracts ea houtes-Will net A to SO per 'eas. BECKE HENDRICKS Fteilig Bldg.. X9 X fitch St. KAHU LOAN fLlKTT ur MOSEY i lean on road farea security. CITY IOVNS-We are Utaaing Pn dentxal lasure-nce company money oe city rsaideaoe :nd bosinoss pmperty a 5V per ceat. piaa a oeu. mission Hi Vies Zioberts, iw, 3US Oreos Buildmj. WANTED Employment 13 1 HIT KI.Dr.Rl.Y MAN WANTS IU)MK on fc.rm in return lor light icons, lius IT, SaJeui. FOR RENT Apts. 15 i'CPLtX APT. I R0OMA.tl klTCJIKKlTTS 1 OO 5oj Alsrion. U'oJ'. i-. WK:.f, tTKSISIIt L r' HO N'T aparirctiit, Uo Ceuti-r. K L' K N I a H K JL AI'AKTil ENT FOii KENT itiitl. Phote 19U9W. N K W L t n.NISHfc'O ed w uui r di j.'.ed. ROOM KUKN1S1I 1133 Court. KOOM ATTKACTIVK APT. KL'RX ISH ed or unfurnished. 120i Court bt. N!t K KLRNKSMKL), KIKST KLOOK spartuieiit, private bath, 590 I'nion. - KUDUS AND KITCHKNKTTE Ft'R nili"d el'j.ou, g.ria and wuinen. 17;0 B Sir. rlKXISHED AND UN r'l" RNISUED 2 room apartments. V irzinia Aiiart n-rts, 679 N. Liberty. i'LEASANT EL'KN I SH HM APARTMENT clone in, for one nii'uth or two it de sired. Box 43, Statesman. ro bLBLET COMPLETELY ELRNIS11 ea two rovm apartment, overluoking park. No. 37 The Court. Phoi.e PATTON APAKTMENTS COZY clean, comfortable, nicely famished. j-r.rate Lata. 8 team heat. Down towa district. Heasuaable ib price. For inspection eaii raiton s tiook Store. Elpctrieal Refrigeration, ranges. Modern, brick, heated. Apt. High .-lass residential district. Cheerful, attractive, light. 3 room apartment, 2 bed. $40 00. Oue farnishetl overstaffed. f.0.cu. 'Two room furnished. $Ji to $40. Inspection inritod, children welcome. Ambassador Apartments 5"o '. Summt-r. 1972 FOR RENT Houses 17 NICK SMALL HOCSE. 2430 Ia- gt. EOL'K ROOM HOUSE, OAJJa AT 1540 Mate str. ROOM FCRNLSHED HOUSE. GAR age. 564 N. Church. NEW MODERN 3 kOOM HOCSE WITH nook, frsCe, V, block from 12th St. i j.eo. MODERN liL'NG ALOW, UNFURNISH u. cnoice tor coupio. 806 N Pliooe 974. Cottage. ' " t.-vr a-.-.ao. COZY 5 ROOM uDgaraw garage, IBO SUU St. be i atate St., Room 4. 2 UNFURNISHED BUNGALOWS AND 1 farniahed heuae. Melvin 3ohnson. V. . National Bank Bldg. Tel. 61. FOB RENT GOOD SEVEN ROOM home a 1535 8. liberty St. $30 per month. W. H. Uraheahom ft 134 S. Liberty Sk FUBVNI8HISD HOUSE, WITH BCILT lna. Breakfaat nook, fireplace, base ment, (uraaca. wash trays, garage and garden spot. Ckoae . Call after bnnday o0 Saginaw St. er pkeae fe-srrsrrfsxnnsvr-LniTj WANTED TO RENT 19 WANTED TO RENT POb miiiugi or ioager. longer. A,cely furnished bungalow coed locality. Adalta. aUferanoIt. dreat 6. ear Sutoaaann. yaO s aa. m BOARD AND ROOM 20 LAUNDRIES 21 TM inr SAIaElf Lirrenw TOM WBXlatai UMPRT Teaanoae Si. saa a. ai( eVV wy Capital ottt iaArsi.T 3,3 S"9 o New First -Nations Bank Biiilding Directory BASF St EXT De Luxe hhiniag Parlor Eiperts lot Ladies and c:entlemea TUIiKlSil BATHS. JIA5SAQE Office Telephone 2214 Residence Telephone J83S -- SECOND KLOOS Coffey's Tboto Sernce Tel. 70J. 0r the Spa TH1R." KLOOa Uorna Optical Ce. 801 30: j'ji lit. Bjnry K. Morris, Optomelnn Teiephon. iit C. r. Jillella lawyer Suite 310 11 it -Te'cphoae lOitt Dr. DariJ 11. Hill. Urtlodontia i 6' raijhta:ng of irregular terta) FOURTH LOOK Ora. O NeiU A Burd. te. Optocetris; Pheaa o25.... 4'J3 -i4 SIXTH KLOOB ieo. R. Vehrs M. !., Phyficiaa U Sur Suite COS Tei. 2H 2378 Itas. 7 Kobia b. Dy ad Doaald W. Mil.i At rnyt al Us . Telephone la elO S'fTii J iHTU FLOOR Or. C. Ward Dsns, General iKn: ,:. Tel. hla. Keniiij by apo'.uj,i ,i. Koom HI2 TKNTH KLOOB lr. W. A. Johoaoa. Dentist Telephone 1J85 110 1 TAILORS 22 D. II. MOBHFfc TAII.OI FOB UF.J ens' women. 474 Co art fit. WANTED Misc. 23 l'KASf WORK OK AI L KINDS AND ! X cavatiag. Phone Mayfteld 72FJ. r'CRNITCKE, PJCKt.O 70B hKIC nieo'.s. Uiese Powers Fnrmitu'e Co VNTKU ITtl VATfr ilOTEY V faros lean. We have seTsral app.i' Caos ea haad. Haw ktas Aliwa.r.t. Inc.. 205 Oregon hUg. WANTED CU01 WASHEll CO liaga not smaller than 1 raid for mpine machiLery. Hichee paia tor goea clean :aa. spp.y r'istesman otfice. seo Klifler. .u !.)(. ANHK'-.KY IMCKTK.S WAN ' Siid'-k', woo.i, sknves, s-prins fur t'd. tjood well water in camp pay 1 cent pi r LaKH'k, w.ih Iionus for the who stay tv ' : J. M. Islir-g, Uk. 4, b2,r M .Call U5 1 1. MATTRESSES 21 f ATTAE3SES KENOTATKU-;Bt TKI Csptl City HeJding Co, lit No tar'til. CalM for ano ee!iare "' glare nteed. Tel. 1, For Sale or Trade 24A yoK .SALE (Hi TRADE. SKASI1K rtl'S iness prucrty for home or nrume property in JSalem. Hot 436, Sesa.de, Oiegon. FOR SALE 25 EOl'R WHEEL TRAILER FOR SALE. Nearly new. Good tires. Pearcy Bros.. 174 S. ( ouimurcial. i,tnr L ski) reeum; kratoki . i.v good coudition, small sii". '." Ib. ice capacity, only J10.U0. Call ONE IT xZl" ANN ARBOR 'COLLM bia'' strcl hay baler. L sed three sea sons, lu-adv to run. Priced to sell. W. L. Mc Lagan, Tangent. Ore. WANTED Live Stock 26 BEST PRICES PAID FOH A LI KIVUS of bef tock. Telephone 176. kl ret Market. - DON'T FORGET. CORBET WILL ofvfF trarket price for yoor caltU, eitbe. X mm or Wir. w uat pOOOa 2j41 lai N. "Jlst. FOR SALE Live Stock 2'jS DAIRY HERD FOR SAI K. 13 IIKin See Res Ke"B(, K. 1. Hubbard or 1 1 . L. lioore,' at Stiff -Furniture t o . a It;m. VETERINARIAN 23 XVU W. LANtiC, VJCYEHINAKIA.V f if icji K"a a .i . . Res. l et. leoe. VOOD SAWiNG 29 WOOD BAWFNQ. FHUsfai 10t. Ntrth CouusvareiaL IDA WOOD FOR SALE 33 UOOD DR1 WOOD. l MayfUU. VBOKX 7371. OOD DRY WOOD fO TOC u I-ersaec. Tel. pje). GUAUANTBE INTBEu 1. aatem Tea. Ce, Hi Trade. ' V ara at am u " ' UJrwjw TlM X. TRCCiC wood m ham. OaOJ 6i!. o. aas) a. axtwaiao ro WOOD TO bl'Ij --' Pal - W WOO l?fl ruv-jiia UUULMAX FUL OO. TELKFHOaiK IS a. 2T Traey's Fuel Yord. for Usui. only Order MOW if you war.. Phone 231a. lr l IKCH OLD riH 18.23 pch cord iou 18.00; 16 iach small eeond crowU $6.7 cond. iBVo Hi-k1"4 t Bzn BjkaiS or wooit F waW 4 It. and l.-laost. Arn fsna. are escapee . Vay. Mill wZZ - --a- ywony. s-rwmpt aa ssuisU nrtctf. tnl sTMCO K. WXIata. W !s0 S. Chorea ToL 1J11 POULTRY AND EGGS 32 T0?.N0. COCKEBELS riVK WEEKS aw cento onch. laao'o Hatchery. Phone 183FA, ."PC"! BARAKD BOCKS 140 four and five wek old! them at iiaa ta 4s