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" PBECW STATESMAN. SalenL Dregng, Fridar toh,: J,,,. ' V i - Where Supply i : . ; ; : - ouucsman Clas sif led Ads Call 9101 Classified Advertising Single Insertion per Hne.lO Three Insertions per line tee 81z Insertions per llne..30e One month per line. 21.09 Ultimata charge . ....25e Copy for this page ao eepted until t: SO the crea tes before publication for classification. Copy re ceded after this time will be ran under the heading Too Late to Classify. V The Statesman assumes HELP WANTED Men women. 1S-S0. Steady work. siv&.v9-vz50.ee month.- Government Job. We coach you for Salem exam national Fall particulars and llt po- moif-iw.B. Apply immediately today.sore. Box $7, f Statesman. help Wanted male WANTED Real estate salesman. One that is willing to work, ambitious and determined to make good. Must aare car. Answer Box 67, Statesman. SITUATIONS WANTED Carpenter work. General repairing. paint, aaisomine. tiorne workman. Un employment prtcea. Tel. SSIS. Nursing, will also take .convalescent and maternity cases In my home. Rates rssa ifi(Wxvwvni j reasonable. Phone 5"-. n3J"r Experienced stenographer dvsires position, part or full time. Own two fooa typewriter, Reference ph. me FOR SALE Miscellaneous rOR BALK OI.1 patera tc a bun die. Statesman office. - Typewriters, all make, new and weea aaaers and typewriters for rent Trpewrlter Exchange. 481 Ceurt St All makes automatic and Loam acaiea reconditioned. Iowa Gar. Men. wcraMt 3913; 205 Chemeketa. Mrs. Ralph's ehlcken tamales now FOR SALE Used ranges $3.00 and P- Heaters il.OO up. Furniture at Bargains. Oregon Trading Post, 332 N Com'L - Used vacuum cleaners, for sale. rent. repair, zvo jrairgrounas Road. Tel. 5ZS. WANTED Miscellaneous All kinds of rifles, pistols, shotguns, eld gold and Jewelry. Condition no ob ject Name your price. REINER'S EXCHANGE 324 N. Commercial WANTED Used , pianos. In ex Shange on radios, phonographs, or fur niture. H. L. 8tlff Furnliure Company WANTED Will pav 3c a pound for GOOD CLEAN COTTON rags. Must be pieces at least a square yard atesmanofflce. . Cash for complete house full of rurnlture. Oregon Trading Post, 332 N. Commercial. Dressmaking all kinds relining, re pairing, men's, women's, children's coats. Phone 4S90. Lady wlshe room and board l pri vate xamiiy, within two blocks from Union and Winter. Can give referen ces. Rot " St.t.m:in. MISCELLANEOUS Painting and decorating, contract or day. Winter prices. Phone 8431. Wm. Vasby. 1195 Shipping. 25 pianos to rent $3-$4-$5 a mo. Used pianos new upright 1135.00; Qrands, $350.00. GEO. C. WILT. 422 State Street Salem, Oregon. . Buy or rent one now. Terms If de sired." aj.......... -!-- -tr,.-i i-u-i.ru WE BUT original poems, songs. Sunset Pub's, Butler Bldg., Saff Fran cisco. ROOM AND PpARD Room and 2 meals. 2 in room $25. 1 In room $30. Garage. Tel. 4376. Room and board $5.00 per week. Call 5977. ( T M-irir.- -M...-.-. - - Ti -T ,-tf0t Comfortable rooms board option al. J block from state office bldg. Tel. 8749. FOR RENT-APARTMENTS " - - i i-,- ViVrAW,WWWtf Pat ton apartments with private bath, nicely furnished. Located In business district Call Patton's Book Store. Furn. bung, apt and garage. $25.00. Oak Villa Court 347 Mm St TeL J2M. FOR RENT.. Close In. finely fur nished steam heated apartments. Phone 1490. 2-rm. furn.-apt 2261 Hazel Are. TeL T4$4. Olympic apts. 2 and S room furnish ed apta Every modern convenience. 734 N. Liberty. Furn. apt $12.00. 690 Union. ' Prescott Apts. furnished. Furnace heat Adults. 1064 Oak. Furn. housekpg. spt. furn., heat Cheap. 295 North Liberty. Nicely fur. front apt close in.. 345 8. Winter. Phone E825. . - FOR RENT HOUSES - FOR RENT Flats ror adulta I to 1 rvoma 130 to $40. Also houses, eta BECIOB HENDRICKS 119 North High Street POLLY AND HER PALS (go ahead ajsT sock mb! I " " r 1 1 . . 00 financial responsibility for errors which mar ap pear in advertisements pub lished in Its columns, and In cases where this paper Is at fault will reprint that part of an advertisement In which the typographical mistake occurs. The Statesman reserves the right to reject objec tlooal adTertlalng. It fur ther reserres the right to classify all advertising un der the "proper classification. FOR RENT f 'fr RENTALS FURNISHED 30. Jrurnlahari luii m ' Pt. 4 rooms, furnace heat and . 'rout bc unfurnished Houses and Apt $14. was $20, 2315 N. lTth, 4 R. $12, was 818, 1595 Bellerue St $14. was tlO. Its. -Ki un. Othr5J2.JW0- Of 311 fctate Street Room 4 Garaee maactm tar 28 g. lth Et Inquire Kent 5 room famished flat $10.00: 'f'Jn furnished house $15.00: 4 room -0.C0: 5 room unfurnifihed with nace, $50.00. " F. L. WOOD 341 State Street WANTED TO RENT r-Winn nrf . . Kanch with pasture for sheep, near FOR SALE Real Estate KtHnl.rtiodern 7-room home, fire- fct,'.iiTTent' L0" Prs. three or six nice lots, good view, fruit, nuts, grapes and berries. Ornamental shrub bery, paved street Block from brick BTIlOOl. fine homo (lltrl XX,' Ml ..II ? L PT, fl baran. terma Owner, 765 Rural Avenue. Phone $854. - . .. - ' ' - -- - wsjsefass lot KnJ,sh house, large lot. Strictly mnrini-n .j 3. trees, $3500; easy terms. Pronertv In rtnmn ri r. . for to trade for Salem property. n? i"i?mhome modern' corner lot. $109 down, rest easy terms, must sell. WINIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor omui nign Mreet Excellent 19 acta rrAn . . . miles below Salem in river bottom. Buildings and small orchard win .n on easy payments, rent for cash or iSa?St '.r .a ood house In Salem. ol- Jrtione 4327. BUSINESS rnpvr-n 5'?r hn'ing with living -quarters and house located close in near 3 good Schools, formerlv nrla tosnn n Xr 'or quick Seal.' PropeVty SEE IT TOD AT. LEO N. CHir.na nn u,. a a j. r. . ivcaiiun Btreef . Phone 7fl A HEAT. niPfiuw , . for only $1250.00., $500.00 dlwiTltaE a nee easy. . bBARS -TUCKER, Realtors t ouuin rugn street Your huahanrl .mrrZZTlZZrzTr tlful 5 room home, fireplace, furnana" bullt-ins. beautifullv TabifK PJi nd terms like rent 1495 N 18th. Owner 1435 N. 18th. TeL 427T LLAi bunw on hlgh- F. L. WOOD 41 State St 1. Fine 8 a"P'aces, fuii""blsemer large furnace. Big double garage with JfTerrni0 MM StU 11 Ga2raeVt0Tn,Lr0mA?.,1. Capitol St at mrsWDBlnirE-SK if3i. Terms. Call 712 LEROY E. GROTE 106S HIGHLAND AVE. A mode'rntlT. ' n rsx Class condition, has good cement basement fur face, garage, paved st, large Irv ing room. Price reduced to $3000. only $60. down, bal. $30. per mo to Include int. WHY RENT? W. H. GRABENHORST A CO. 134 S. Liberty St Phone 4441. CUT RATFT WTTAT. vcKim $12a0. 2 R. hnth - 52-wn and $15. per month. a - l rr v ITCUl U4JIIle hardwood floors. Full basement, fur nace, fireplace. Terms. v h .er? EnKHsh style, treea Jso foolln, this is a n et homa m away price. Terma.. " Ij, LISTEN ! Here is a house that Will StlOW VOU h annnlnm..t t The price, house and terms you can not beat Let me prove this. 1614 N. Cottage Phone 1A11 -lOXl.liO . . ...... "t.u hume SACRIFICE: Five room" plastered home with base ment, furnace, garage, bungalow style, has large attic ttv. r.. room finished. Price $2350. $100 cash, bal. $23.50 per mo. to in clude lnt Located at 1351 Third wL x?1"1- IT"S A SNAP. W. H. GRABENHORST A Ca REALTORS 134 S. Liberty Street Phone 4448. HERE'S TOUR CHANCE : Good five room plastered home with cement basement, furnace, garage, paved st. located at 410 S. 18thT 8t Price $1800. $50. cash. baL $11. per mo. to Include lnt W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO REALTORS 1S4 3. Liberty St. Phone 4. EXCHANGE Real Estate "'S '' .. EXTRA SPECIAL ' L"-"-'- Beautiful suburban home. 4 large airy roomv modern in every respect good barn and outbldgs.. either lor ,cr"- Priced away below value. vm accept good lot or small house in exchange. SEE Mrs. Ellis with " j0L. Ni.CHI" CO.. Realtors 320 State Street Phone 4708. meev8--uemanti. - . If Kai .rl A TMl.Ir $71 FoUU rnn n a w. I . - Estate We have a t room knm . cr 'f'. phon 21'' , W hare 200 acres, one half good : 'Ph1-' baL pasture, all fenced sheep tight, clear of debt, owner will aa ume some on smaller farm. A nice S3 acres close In, fair Im provement fruit berries, some tim ber, and the owner wants a nice Sa lem home. A dandy SO acres east, some timber, running stream, modem T room house, mortg. $4,000. Owner wants small tract for equity. McGJLCHRIST et PENNINGTOH 20$ U. & Bank R. house, mod except basement C.lear' For Oreo City, Newberg or other nearby towns. lOjfr N. 21st FOR SALE FARMS . . -,-,--, rrvm.ji j 21 ACTRR tri OU ewin i?, NerlT u ow r.ich thI that any soil will. Fine creek of water aU year. 4 R. plastered house, woodshed, garage, barn, paved roetd. Very close to grade and high scfaooL Best farm buy In the valley. SEE BECHTEL or THOMASON JU State Street Room 4 For Beat Buys Trades ACREAGE - - i ni.ii. n iijijul you are looking ror a farm, buy. fell, or trade, see me, I believe I have the place you are looking for. I could mention hundreds of them; come la and let s talk It over. I have helped iois or rpiks to get the thing they wanted let me help you. IT TT RnrTinT.r'a Oregon Bldg., Salem Phone 8902 SNAP: 1$ acres of fine tlmhor located near city limits on pave uau. uir ior a lew oays at A REAL BARGAIN. See us at UilLP. W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO -,,n.-Pth ,Lily.r5r Street 3 acres 1 ml. from Salem. All cul uvateu and fenced, t room house, electrlo lights, good well, some TS, ,c" ana young rruit trees, II,. 475. T ' o acres on racirio highway north, small ' house, I small chicken houses, some timber and good 10 acres close to Woedburn, all cul ovui. mm i uir. iivaieo. iencea. r n unii Aririn. ally sold for $250. per acre, $11$ 30 A. fine timber, ml. from Newberg, Money to loan at 4. JOHNSON 3Z0 U. B. Bank Bldg. Phone 4714 5-acres all in nittivitinn tt mi of Salem, good location v t house and electric lights. For quick 176-acres 8 miles at (tlni ir.n umiea ouuu cord wood Atwn s a river bottom land, good road all the way. Reduced to $7504.00; take house in Salem ud to 12500 An thi. i. . on iL.. 1 TJl price. uAn c iuv;ikj5K. Jiaaitors 132 South High Street We think wa lan th. k. . aiVgnwa.3r-norh' acre flne aoll well located for home or business. For Bate, f A1UU. ZZO acre farm. 140 A in .i v.i umber and nastura nuvi f-u . - ' w o .iui uuun, barn, silo, 18 cows, IS brood vows, all -.t..:ui , yucea ai ls,&ou; terma C. J. JAr-K-artiu 147 North Commercial Room 1 MONE Y TQ LOAN Be8S of Harmony Heard over KOIN dally ting out a loan service that la really, really, different NO DEDUCTIONS NO FEES NO OTHER CHARGES ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST STRICT PPlUi rv QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE wi lAjAna i v to (loo Beneficial Loan Society OF SALEM Room 119 New Bllgn Bldg. 2nd Floer LICENSED HI STATE 518 8tate St TL t.i.A.n MONET LOANED ON AUTOS contracts Kermanced Arrange to reduce your paymenta You keep the car. P. A. EIKER Co1!-. '-,berty St and Ferry PhoP 732 Salem. Ore. MADE on furniture, cars, salaries er other good security. Repayable monthly. When In financial need see u before closing a loan. GENERAL INVESTMENT CORPORATION First National Bank Bid. Phone I5S1 " .!. - i-ir-innnri CITY AND FARM loans at lnara ratea. Best terms obtainable. Our insurance department offers you ex pert advice and service In all llnea .HA?INS ROBERTS Una) Tel. 4104 zoj Oregon Bldg. PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS We advance cash to salaried people on plain notes, endorsed notes, furni ture, pianos etc. STATE LOAN COMPANY 218 Oregon Building. 2nd Floor Corner State and High Office hra 10:00 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Telephone 7783 Licensed by State LOANS WANTED WANTED Private money to loan on real estate. W IL GRABENHORST ft CO. REALTORS 1S4 & Liberty St TeL 8441 LIVESTOCK and POULTRY Custom hatching that nnv inwaa prices, expert labor, best equipment zo per egg Jan. and Feb. 2 He March. fP'aJ prices on quantity. Phone 133F2, Lee's Hatchery. Pare breed Mammoth turks from our own carefully select ed stock. B. W. D. tested and A. P. A. certified. 400 to 800 weekly. Please T5er early' AIso incubators priced right Bert Stephens, Dayton, Oregon. Rt 2. Box 49 U. Fhone 3435 Amity. ..... -y a.aj Poultry wanted Sni.m Pmura o 255 MlUer St. next to Knnrer-s Oro- cery. 'An Accepted UI UUU AiBUILn 1 vrllltC A . M IVIU1T1 lV. , ..?rta c?n4 crowth $4. Old fir and ash. nhm t a . Ttn-m 14 In. Sad .1 halli i t, a . BO T.Tuii' - ua ffS.- Cot"ts BiMa Fuel Ca Tra 'iiiiii),iI. .-L-uuuu I HV Sal St VW a A V A a Am Mm a Dry llftv A ftfl AlA rf T.I C-i " 4V oa t I l For roAf mmtI .h 11.4 w. " any leogta. Call 3721. UK.T ITTW IKn ftir Brnnn tfA'SL?"- CaU fpW W. ioed Vrvtc."""- ,UOa ". M IARMEB TRANSFER STORAGE WW VtSVeMMpSaaaafVaap 12" dd FIp'IS TK 14" Old Fir $5.54. !1 2Dd rwth dry, 15.09. SMITH et RUBENS. Phone 48F14. . rw i. i - . t : arvwm, gooa WOOO. 7fi. j - - A-tuxm. irnene saiem VTTJ crr nr.iea pmm inn iif arpaaitaM iL2U block: 7 planer wood. . iivwin, FRED E. WELLS, INa ivita X?.111: -t; oak t-.-w fw.v w Mr toaa oax. xeL 4944 WOOD SAWING Wood sawing. Reaeonahla ror wqoq sawing, call 1254 LOST AND FOUND LOST Large Maltese cat. Tel. 4524. FOR SALE USED CARS .... .xw, .... .... -.-hh-u-utjijtji WANTED We have several '$0 mtdl Chev. 8 Sedans that we would like to trade for Model $, 'IT, $$. . ' noma you like to own a good model Chevrolet Sedan $435,007 priced at McKay Chevrolet Co. 838 Center Your Chance is Here t,?.3T.Rr?CE UR STOCK Mil llSndard Coupe $354.14 . oiwn iwaaner ruiuMe seat llli Prt Coup HI Chrysler 40 Coach 1987 Star 4 Coach 1924 Pontlas? rviaoh 82S.04 185.04 185.00 125.00 145.00 tt A 1924 Chevrolet Sedan Chevrolet Touring" . 45'00 we have several current mwtoia can't be told from new . .aTr $200.00 to $250.00; also real bargains In trucks and delivery cars. UBrBam" TERMS TRADES Valley Motor Company fnone rrnnta, cira.t tin Phone Lot Liberty A IVT.irfrtn fill Good Cars at Low Prices Are alwava rcadllv at f a.. flrm -"- iro. uieaj 1930 Whippet Coupe run only 4400 "'", rumoie seat Car like new. ims car cannot be duplicated at same monav . . u . 1930 Ford Standard CouiiZj'ot. i V?JT7y ,n A1 condition, heavy duty tires always used ta town leas than Mn.Knb . . 1981 Ford Deluxe snort ma.t-' snappiest car In town, lots ef . xtras--very small mileage$428. Ask us about a hnir r. . mT. AZ 1 coaclu These cars will move quickly see them soon. H ' Bonesteele Motor Co. at the Marlon Garag Phone 4444 iwth Corn'L NOTICE Notice ia hArohv vlro. t - -. " o . 1 vsia Luat, ZZ ,mPancIed one BLACK HORSE found at large on the streets of the city of Salem rra gon. Weight about 900 lbs , very small white spot on forehead. Said horse Is .held at IS 10 Ferry St. and will be disposed of in- ac cordance. With .a Ordinance No. 420, if not claimed by owner within five days after first publication of this notice as provided In said ordinance. uaiea January S7, 1932 W. S. LOW, Street Commissioner. J-28, 19, 10. Annual Meet Co-op Creamery Will be Saturday Afternoon MONMOUTH. Jan. zf The annual meeting of director, and stockholders ot the Monmouth Co operative creamery will be h.M at 1:30 n.m. in the in rt hall,. Saturday, Jan. SO. Thla creamery plant was opened on March 1, 1908. In Mav I9l it he. came the property of cooperative interests and has continued under mis management. F. E. Murdock. manaeer. cava that 1931 was a record hrav.i- for volume of business with a CS per cent increase In butter pound age produced over the previous highest year's record. Challenge" Ma a Bits For Breakfast : (Coatlnaed ffoin ptg 4) u-uck in water I -wash a4 nr but bold oa to tha brldl. They a uoa u inorc, 'Don t pull th fe-i41! i knew Just what to do tutdb'tbo horse went oYer all right. The . Indian: gaid. 'White man enrntux,' (Probablr be rrabi DM1 tfia liAn.l. t.ll I -" w uv.saa Wlkf :: v . . "Whe w w?re acroaa.the rty lQ companr that made the boat bad organixed. and :dedded that no on man ahoald have inore than 10 bead of catQa. TherS wr. aome ot tha cotnyanr that bad so or 40 cattle, so We formed anoth er company -with Jesae Applegate for captain, "We moved on finely . itoi aexosa ia L,itU and B1K BItte. We bad Jnat ft over the two streama and rinmi ha Ttln atorm came up and ow uown au trie tenta, and ran one wa-on .20 feet. The next morning Big Blue rirer was over Its bank. Wa learned tht t, 7ord waa behind with hi wif. ano oaoy with Daniel Waldo. Ben nett O'Nell. William w wn... and myself went back to mt thorn. We made a raft and f0,"1 Blue- When, we got to Little .Blue we found it was oyer its banks and Waldo was on the uiner siae. we had to swim to get over. The river was down next day, and the Waldos camped, but Job Ford, his wife and bhv crossed the river in a bark canoe that John Tord had made. When we got back to Big Blue our raft was water soaked; it woul' hold omy on up. They gave me the rart and they swam over. O'Nell was nearly drowned hnt wa ait safe to camp and resumed our march. While w lay by one day to rest and wash. I want hnni.. nd killed an antelope. While get- ii reaay to put on the horse I heard a noise on the hill above me; I thought 'Indian-hut t my game fixed for carrying, skin ned each side In the middle and broke the back and laid it saddle, then made tracks for camp. I dressed and roasted one shoulder and inrited Doctor (Dr. Marcus Whitman) to help eat It. The doctor said it waa the k. roasted meat he ever ate. f'Whn we rot tt Fort t .a o mist Platte river had to b f-rri4 w got some boats, tied tham tAati.- A . - a -ii .i . . o-- -uu 8Ul iii ine Darreis we could O i Business BATTERY ELECTRICIAN rv O. Barton Batterlee Rapta s.iMor wora. texaco station, cer- vuji i ana tnurcn. CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone 4450. R. E. Northnesa CHIROPRACTORS Dr. Q. L SCOTT. PSQ Chiropractor. 258 N. High. TeL Rea 85T1. DRS. SOOP1ELD. terra, x-ray and er csaaaiar sUirvijnBfcO" Bldg. n. tj. is. New Bank CLEANING SERVICE Center St Valet erla. TeL 1688. FLORISTS CUT Flowers, wedding bono n eta runerai wreaths, decoratlona rreaths. decoratlona C. F. Kreltnaoot florist, tut. nt.t. Street. TeL (904. Potted plants, polnsettlaa, ferns, eta, E. A. Bennett Nursery Ce. TeL 81T8. ALL kinds of floral work. Luts Flor ist, 16th A Market Tel. 9592. GARBAGE Salem Scavenger. TeL 42t or T80t. INSURANCE BECKB N. High HENDRJCK8 TeL 181 484T . WILLAMETTE! INa AGENCY Wm. Bllvea, Mgr. Exclusive ButUvfll Agent 218 Msaonlo Bldg Tel. ffS LAUNDRIES TOT K1W SALEM LAUNDRY ... T,. 'fEIDKR LAUNDHT 888 a High TeL Silt CAPITAL CTTT LAUNDRY "We Wash Everything In Lnx" Tetephone 2188 lt4 Breedwav LAWN 310 WERS Sharpened and repaired. Also trades. H. W. Scott. 14T 8. Com'L Tel. 4518 MATTRESSES Mattresses from factory to home. New 88 lb. mattress $5.08. Ronovat ers and tumlcatera Capital Bed ding Co. Tel. 40 less North CapltoL MUSIC STORES- OEO. C, WILL Planoe, Phono grapha, sewing machines, shedt muala and piano studies. Repairing phone graphs and , eewng machine 412 State Street. SaJemT By A fcr the tldos et the boaU to help hold them . we wvaa-w VO( wagon at time till North Platte, we tied an tha ons together. Some one had a lonr 5!SP?a!rh.l.ch.lrM t,d t0 ta .v- wn ana men on the other side helped tha train cross. We made a good crossing exceptf that. McHaley'a .wagoi broke loose and washed off. (Mr. it?M t mmorr wa erldenUy a T-.J ran Laramie v. as ttnd the fowm le) on the Laramie mer. At Larami (Kort Laramie) L?VMwte- of moccasins for a Mil Boiut rrom an Indian worn an, a white man's wife.' - S - trTeld ap the SweetwaN v ir 'r? got lo Independence Heck; the train stopped there. Hiram Straight. Bob Smith and Sfnf-bT8?1 nntlB were out ail night. In the morning we kill- -f.ln Ut buffal ow. and atarted te get ahead of the wag ons. We got on ton nt . hllla where we could see the wag. - - unpacaeei our Horses and 1a4 (km .... eras, wnue we roasted buffalo meat and ate wlth- JLmT tnea wt on to meet the train sn th. V. I a . . . v .uw iiam ror mat time. (Continued tomorrow.) Fellowship Dinner Will be Held for Dallas Christians DALLAS. Jan. 5 Tha rln.. Christian church will hold a fel lowship dinner Friday night at the church. This is to be the rally dinner for the evanpniiati. Ing which begins in the church the first Sunday in February. Ar rangements hare been made for a program of songs, music, stunts nd talks. Hugh Black will act as toastmaster. talks win ha by R. R. I m bier. Horn or nMaii Mrs. O. O. ninamon and K. E Burke. The young people will nut on a mock wedding. Clyde Bobbins, and other members of the choir will provide both instrn mantel and vocal selections. Invitations have been extended to every mem ber and friend of the chnro ami Bible school to be present for this dinner. Each one attending baa been asked to bring a covered dish, sandwiches and the necea- .u, uuwicugg ana I sary eating implements Directory i PLUMBING and HEATING TeL 8894. Liberty. P. A. Bchtl. Phone 9111. PAPER HANGING SSPi"3.. QLB:NN ADAMS tor bones etc ""' Pper nangina. tlntin. ' " 1 . ' n PRINTING rOR STATIONERY, carda lets, programs, books er anv pampb- klnd of printing, can The Statesman Print- artjnenc 815 a CommerclaL RADIO FOR every porpoee. for every purse iR2a,,, "f,e" of Radle Tabea STOVES STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves lV " nbaU repaired. All .2? ?f w wire fence, fancy and plain, hop baskets, hooks, logan hooka Salem Fence ami Rtnv. xxfZr ... C!hm.keta. Tel. 4774 R R jnXU,AV TRANSFER CAPITAL CTTT Transfer Ce. 22S .8- TeL TTT8. Dtrlbnttag, f" wardtag etorage our specialty. FOR local or distant tnuirf., m- age. , call S1SL Larmer Tranafar rv Trucks te Portland aany WASHING MACHINES All Makes Rented. anl4 ami a. a ex. ifaru7 and Automatic. HOQQ BROS. W. c IUT.nu Manager TeL 8822. 889 N. High O O Real Estate Directory e HENDRICKS TeL 4941 BECKS. 188 N. High If 824 N. High 8t TeL 9878 J. LINCOLN ELLIS 488 Stau TeL 88TJ 80Cnit1PflR"T a tisw 884-t rirst Nat Bk. Bldg. TeL 8tt J r. ULRICH 8tate Street 828 TeL 8872. r. State St L. WOOD 441 TeL T184 tt JTOSTE REALTY Ctt 878 U 8Ute St TeL liti W. R. OSlRinranRvr im 184 & Liberty St T.i 7 CLIFF STERRETT E ABE HIT MEET . oak; POLNT, Jan. 28 Inde pendence Rural Woman's club held an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. J. W. Graber - with quilting in the morning, a din ner at noon and a program at S o ciock. a letter frnm uH Toung of the Stat Federation announced the club 100 per cent and lta name on. the hDnor roIL The lookout committee was in structed to find out the best way to assist th Independence Chari- wes. im caring ror the needy. A Collection Of ant Inn aa waM brought by the members and ar ticle from France. Hawaiian Isl- bible from Ohio and a powder born ware among th collection. Mrs. O. A- Peterson, Jr., gave very Interesting talk on glass 7?' rrn M.- Peterson visited the Hea Glass factory In New- 55k SWo' foar 7Ay - Mn. Robert Seegar Invited the club to meet with her at the next meeting Tuesday, Feb. . The fourth meeting of the Farmers' evening school being held at the Oak Point school 5a.T,e.Ch We?aeday igtat held last night. Dairy . farming was the major topic. . i swim 6ETS . 4TH PRIZE 1 1 SHAW. Jan. 28 ... friends of Mrs. Emelia Schmidt are congratulating her on her success of winning fourth prise i.u ooosier contest of the Southern Farmer. The Woman's Commnnit .ik mf,i i the home of Mr- Fred ailbert. The afternoon ... .spent In sewing and social con- ciseuon. Tb9 members, present were Mrs. Joe Perrr. Mrs. Ed Ooffln, Mrs. Ed Amort fra rit Uam Berg. Mrs. Elton Brownell. wonn ua tuner, Mrs. Lord Keenevand Miss Amanda Math ews. Visitors were Un nn bert and children, Mrs.' Howard Gilbert and son. and Mrs. Andrew Fieber. Miss K. Arbuthnot Tells Assembly of Travels in Spain MONMOUTH. Jan. 28. Miss Katharine Arbuthnot, faculty member of the normal school, de lighted the students and faculty at convocation Tuesday with the story of Philura, with its captivat ing theme: "In the all-encircling good, one can have anything he wants." Mill S MRS Cross -Word PuzzI Br BUGCXa HORIZONTAL 0 young goat 41 heavenly body 42 beam 42 nothing 4 4 folding bed 45 three-teed sloth 45 corrode 47 capital of - New York 50 diversion 52 volcano in Sicily 54 small 55 observe 56 cleanser 57 bronze or copper money in Roman an. VERTICAL 1 unaccus tomed 1 beak 4 walking stick 8 armed combat 11 age 12 on the sea IS flat 15 irrigates 17 small child 19 chemical symbol for dav yum JO golf mound 21 honey- 1 2 3 Wffi I5 I6 I1 h I10 ZZMZZW MM15' w p 23 21 25 Tl PP" WW 5t Mn.l.BkH W gathering insect ?2 barrier S spherical body SS prefix, through 25 separate piece of a skeleton 27 anger 29 very warm 2 domestic animal 15 chemical symbol f 0? tellurium . tl posed for a portrait . 52 consume . 2 ejacula tion of wonder 85 accom- ' plished " . 22 conjunc tion 27 natural subslanct 23 ooajuso. Herewita Is the solution to yes terday's puszle. ' Satisfied - - ' -. - MS ' Hiss, Haxsl Top and Miss Tran ces Ktrk, of the department of Physical education, added color and Tividness to Miss Arbuthnofs Jtory by Impersonating respective ly, the seaorita, and Spanish dsncer, both In costume. , Miss Arbuthnot told of her travels' in Snaln in 1... charming way, until her audience were all Quite sure that Spanish castles are delightful . r.mia which no one can afford t nt.. pleasuring about in. lUEfB TREES H ROAD SUNNYSIDE. Jan. 21 nr wow has caused the stoppage of the county employment road work on the highway nntn tvafta weather. Snow has hea ttnu. for the last four dava and atm snowing and now Is ait na hUls to the depth of II inches. Carl Melonev nf xr a Iowa. Is visiting at the home of his cousin, a. n r.r,.. u. Meloney has been tonrler h coast for the last six weera and sees nothing new la the big snow oLurms nere. Miss Helena n her home fo.lks last night In ar riving by train from Glendal- Ore., where she Is toaMna- n the high school. The heavy snow fall had made the school bus travel Impossible, so vacation. Twelve or fifteen big fir trees have been cut down along the highway south of Sunnvside and are being cut into cord wood thus removing a danger of trees falling across the highway, which has happened many times in tha past years. A pruning demonstration win be held oa February 1 by Prof. McWhorten of State college, at lft a. m., In the O. T. FTecVart orchards and t ia afc.WW IB! S8w the Westenhouse orchards la the L,ioerty aistrlct. Ladies' Aid Meets At Bartruffs New Home, Keizer Area KEIZER. Jan. 28 Thnraitav afternoon In her beautiful new home. Mrs. Joe Bart ruff was hostess for the Keizer Ladies' Aid. Miss Magdalene Bartruff and Mrs. Oliver Bverl ncitat in Serving. The afterannw w.. spent in sewing. Fresent were Mrs. RnhH vr Clay, Mrs. C. A. Poole. Mra. Tar- roll Poole and son Gerald, Mrs. raui ivurii, Mrs. J. C. Reynolds. Mrs. M. F. Bliven. Mra. r w Browning. Mrs. O. Pliffiat daughter Talma Mrs O. Beatty. Mrs. Homer Vdgt. Mrs. Gobert, Mrs. Oliver Byerly and Betty Jo. the Misses Lois and Irma v-aafar Magdalene Bartruff and the hostess. 1 SBQFF3 2 man's name 8 fight 4 desire 5 beast of burden 5 New Eng land (abbr.) 7 one who consumes 8 moisten artillery volunteers (abbr.) 10 kind of 14 nominate 16 fish like snake 15 Old English 21 wager 22 speck 23 tool for boring holes 24 mart of to 25 kitchen utensil 26 club 28 possessed 29 ill-bred fellow 81 rest upon a chair 22 terminate S3 Anglo Saxon money of account 84 pronoun 35 24 hours 86 pain 37 capital of Canada 88 snare 39 salutes 40 medium birds 41 weep 48 negative . 44 appUud bystrlk. --ins; tho hands tev getherr 45 cereal . 1 rass 47 curious craps of litcratura 48 born ; 49 wply in 'the af- Cmativa ; 1 pea nana 8-4owi!r4 1 ;- V .. BOSi eyesksls.