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Newspaper Page TextPACE SEVEN Where Supply Meets Demand and Many Wants are Satisfied v The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning. February 13, 1932 Statesman Classified Ads Call 9101 Classified Advertising Single Insertion per Une.lOc Three Insertions per line I0e Bix Insertions per Ue..30e One month per line.. 11.00 UlLlmum charge 25c Copy for this page ae eepted until 6:80 the even ing before publication for classification. Copy re ceived after this time will be ran under the heading Too Late to Classify. ' The Statesman assumes HELP WANTED 81JS0-8S400 TEAR. Government Jobs. Men women. I"50- Steady work. W coach you for Salem examinations. List positions and full particulars FREE. Write Immediately t o d a y sure. Box 12. Statesman. HELP WANTED FEMALE Ladles wishing to make Rood mon ey, permanent position, see Mrs. Tem ple. New Pnlm Hotel. 1 t" p. m. v SITUATIONS WANTED Experienced stenographer desires position, part or full time. Own two References phone good typewriters. 8S21. Nursing convalescent ann maternity cases In my home. TeU 4S90. 1533 Court. Experienced girl wishes wwk hi confectionery or restaurant. Call 6 set. . . . n-rt I or full time work. Will take any kind Kxpenencea I of case, inquire i;n "Z' WANTED Washing, ironing and cleaning. Good reliable woman. ' Phone K7. , FOR SALE Miscellaneous "FORLoill ' paiiers'" 1 0c buo fit a. Statesman office. ,-,,--,-,- Typewriters, all makes, new and csed. Adders and typewriters for rent Typewriter Excnange. i - Used vacuum cleaners, for sale, rent, repair. 2075 Fairgrounds ko-u. . 4126. cmttlsnil nnrserv sales vara, o. T.ih.rfv Rt. Comer armory. Prices to suit the times. Phone 5505. Dill pifkles, 60c gal., without con- i rv.it Tr nrtirhnke 51.00 cwt. I Cooking, feed or seed. Roy A ttzei, . I 1, Turner. r,-rir-- Good apples, several varieties 3c i to 60c per box. Call 8115 evenings, I o.s " I Cross cut saw rbeap. ii n. - nurm. TRADE: Miscellaneous FOR TRADE Bees, alto horn, for hiv. Tel. bt ss drum, 1J7F21 . WANTED Miscellaneous ill VInAa nt rifles, nlstols. shotguns, I old gold and Jewelry. Condition no ob- lect Name vour prlc". REINER S EXCHANGH 314 N. Commercial WANTED Used Ma no l In ex- .k.nn on radios, phonographs, ot rur- l nlture. H L. Stiff Furniture Company Dressmaklnjr all kind relinlns. re pairing, men', women's, children s coats. Phone 4590. Fruit Jars all sizes. Phone S472. WANTED Living room ana Kitenen I furniture Aln bnbv liwl. I'M. ;-. WANTED Miscellaneous W ANTED -Will" pay 3c a poundfor GOOD CLEAN COTTON rags. Must ba pieces at lenst a squ-ra yard ptitesm-n office . MISCELLANEOUS -itanna to rent S3-$4-$5 a mi itX ni-nri now uDricht $135.00 : -rf- -!iftftO . ' r rr T r.ro C WILL 42? State Street Salem. Oregon. "B'ij- or rent one now. Terms if de-'-ed. FOR RENT ROOMS TQ-u,VrM-- m mm sw K-' Furnished steam heated rooms. Marion St. 240 Sleeping rooms 51-50 and $2.00. 191 R Churoh ROOM AND BOARD ""Roonand boa rd ne w ma n'a gement, QJIberty. -umj.li. n n . m in -,,--,-,- Large front room, good board. La dies. 691 Union. uiiw rii s(sS-waojTJ-rar- Room and board In modern home. r-i2r sTste hon. H4P Chemeketa. FOR RENT APARTMENTS 1 room and kitchenette. Good heslt. CIS Center. UUIKAVW - - - - 2-rm. turn. apt. 2261 Haiel Ave. Tel. 7664. Patton apartments with prlya bath, nicely fumlfhed. Located In buslnara district. Call Patton Book Btor-. Preaeott Apt furnished. Adulta. 1084 Oak. Furnace -...---... 1st floor apartments. 183 State. Fur. front apt, close In, 345 3. Win- l,', n nn ""Ji-ri n8-n-f' n .nwmw orii-n Jtr n - Stratton Apts. Nicely fur. I rm. apt-, eW. ranere nnd refrlg. 570 V Winter. FOR RENT HOUSES - - -nnrtn - - - i m TJ, housea I FORKNER 16?0 Nfcttegt POLLY AND HER M Hfr R&PUSH. ( OH HECK ) do financial responsibility tor errors which may ap pear In advertisements pub lished In lta columns, aod In cases where this paper Is at fault will reprint that part of an advertisement la which the typographical mistake occurs. The Statesman reserves the right to reject objec tional advertising. It fur ther reserves the right, to classify all advertising un der the proper classification. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RRNT Flats for adults, i to I rooms. $30 to $40. Also houses, eta BECKE HENDRICKS 189 North Hln Street S room house, basement, furnace, fireplace, garage, $20.00. Furnished S room modern house, $25.00. Good t room house $11.00. Or sell like rent Small 4 room house, $8.00. Also apartments. SEE HTEGNER 275 Stata Street Mod. 4 R. house, breakfast nook. Garage. $15 per mo. Tel. 55 4 5. FOR RENT Garage space for one car 285 S. 16th St. Inquire RENT: Houses and Wood, Bayne Bldg. Apts. F. L Best rentals see a 5 R. bungalow. mi . i m m aaA ureyiacs, iu incite Burase, tor a. Others 310-312-313. Furnished $20- 125. Large warehouse tor For best rentals. SEE BKCHTEL or THOMASON 241 State Room 4. WANTED TO RENT WANTED WANTED Bechtel & Thomason. 241 State St., Room 4. Have clients on Waiting list to rent modern 4-5 or 6 room bunga lows. Will pay $2j-$30-$35 and $10. Whit have you? FOR SALE Real Estate Semi-modern 7-room home, fire place, basement, etc, garage, three or six nice lots, good vtaw, fruit, nuts, grapes and berries. Ornamental shrub- berji paved street. Block from brick uu,i i.aivi. will ..M ftn 0r part st bargain, terms. Owner, "65 Rural Avenue. Phone 8834. An nterestmg home of four large mil and noolCi floored attic, tile bath. furnnce. fireplace, garage, unusually sood construction, beautiful shade trees and east front, large bearing cherry and walnut trees, owner wants Immediate sale and will give respon sible person terms like rent, $3500. Investigate this at once. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor 175 South High Street Grocery doing fine business, well lo cated, rood reasons for selllne. ? li A ' R. house, electric water system, fuU basement, garage, pav. rd. $3750. WouW. take Calif, prop- erty. , Good lotwell located, value $1100., $2350. Modern four room house, basement, furnace, fireplace, terma R. A. FORKNER 1610 N. Cottage Phone 3031. Good building lot in Walnut park add. all Imp. in and paid. Easily worth $900.00 : my price $450.00. If you be lieve in the future of Salem and that Drosnerltv Is returning, here's a chance to prove It. inquire 1060 Jerrerson St. BUNGALOW SNAP $3500 Bungalow for $2700 Practically new 4 rooms, nook, hwd. floor, bath, fireplace, basement, fur nace, garage. Price $2700. Only $100 down:-$25 month, jnst like rent. SEE BECHTEL or THOMASON J41 State Street Room 4 BEST BUT IN TOWN Shown by Appointment Only. Bargains Foreclosure Sale These Places Priced 4 Value 7-room plastered home. AH In good repair w Ith basement, piped furnace, I trays, large living room with fire- I t nna i p!ar-e, dining room, sun parlor and bviilt-in kltelien and I nice large bed rooms upstairs. This place Is on one or oar best streets. 4 blocks irorn state house and was valued at $6800.00. Has a beautiful laree lot $3750.00 will buy this if sold by next Tuesday. Better hurry. $1000.00 down payment will save It ANOTHER GOOD ONE 4-R. plastered house, small barn and noil' lors ntry nouse ana garage ana s gooa s on good street In West Salem. $iy;0.0) will bviv all. $280.00 down. SEARS & TUCKER, Realtors 138 South High FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Choice 5 acre tract 4 mile of city limits, best of aoil, fair aet bldgs. Price $3175. Will take Salem or Rose- burg home as part 50 acres choice timber not far out on paved road, hundreds of cords of second growth, some big fir and oak. Few acres cleared. Ideal place to build a home. Price $3250 with terms, or will exenange for Salem home. SEK Cal Patton with LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors !20 Stata Street Phona 8781 CREEK SIDE HOME In excellent condition. 7 large rooms. plenty of ma f(repiace, basa- inent, furnace, garage. Creek lot 94x 1 50 feet. Priced, very low for short time at only $3600 with part terms. SEE Cal Patton with LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtor 328 State Street Phona 8701. Good clear Income property to trade for good farm to 314,000 value. 158 acre farm, 70 acres m cuitiva- ix acres 'strawberries, lot of t.r-M bniMinn. timber, run- tion. other berries, buildings, timber, run i ning water, 11 miles from Salem, price $7600. . consider smaii clear niace ctos in or house in town. SEE Mr. Blake. H. C. SHIELDS Oregon Bldg. Phone 8903. Bargain in lot : comer location. 19 th and Chemeketa. All street as- se-enu paid. 3300 down: $300 bal- lance on contract. Phone owner: 4913. PALS WHV WONTTCHA LET HIM HER TO PLAy? i EXCHANGE Real Estate W hav 200 acres, on half rood timber. ba.1. pasture, all fenced sheep tight, clear of debt, owner will aa luma soma on amaller farm. A nice S3 arret clow In. fair Im provement, fruit, berrte. mdm tim ber, and the owner wanta a nlca Sa lem home. A dandy 50 acres east, soma Umber, running stream, modern 7 room bouse, mortj-. $4,000. Owner wanta small tract for ejlty. McGILCHRlST PENNINGTON 203 U. S. Bank Oreson City Incoming property. Wilt take modern Salem home aa part pay ment. For details call 7901.,r TO TRADE 40 A. orchard land near Cashmere, Wn. for Salem prop erty. Box 6, Turner. TO EXCHANGE Clear f n c o m e property for grocery or general mdw. 'stock. W. A. Saueresslg, Scotts Mills, Oregon. CITT IX) IV CITY Good S room house on Falrmount Hill for close In 4 or I room house, basement or fireplace not necessary. SOCOLOFSKT ft SON First National Bank Bldg. FARM TRADES 17-acres, 7-R. house, barn and S poul try houses, price $3500.00; trade tor city. 5-acres N. Pacific highway, 1-R. house, 1 poultry houses, woodshed, price $2750.00; trad for city property. 160-Acres on coast highway. 4-R. house, large dairy barn. Running water, price reduced to I50.ir. Trade for small house in Salem. 15 4-A. Good improvements, 4500 cord wood. Springs and running water, T miles of McMlnnvllle. Price $7500.00; trade for smaller place. 159-Acres. goon improvements, 30-A. In crop, 130-acres bottom land, price 111,500.00: trade for small er place. If you want to trade, SEARS or TUCKER, Realtors 132 South High Street BUSINESS CORNER ; . Will accept good 6 room home or small tract in exchange for large cor ner close to business district Price SSSOO. SEE Mrs. Ellis with LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors 320 State Street Phone 6708 EXCHANGE Fine 8 room English type home for sile at $6000 or owner will accept home in Auburn, Washington. SKE Mrs. Ellis with LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors 320 State Street Phone 6708 EXCHANGE Salem property for Calif, or Calif, property for Oregon. Half section good farm Dakota for Oreeon. W. A. WEST, 512 W. Bishop St., Santa Ana, uaur. FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE 159 acre farm near Wilsonville. Ore., about 11 acres ON ION LAND. Joe J. Thornton, owner. Pacific City. Ore. ACREAGE 65 Vj acres about 15 mi. from Sa lem, sandy loam soil, 22 acres culti vated, balance pasture, timber for (am ily use, fenced, 6 room house, barn, chicken house, young orchard. 1 A. strawberries, iogans and black caps, 5 cows. 2 horses and farming tools. $5, 250. Trade for small home in Salem. 5 acres on garden road, 1 H mL from balem. well, old bam, a fine tract. only Jisoo. 160 acres. 2 mi. from R. R., ewtima ted 4 million ft. saw timber and loti of wood. $25 per acre. Trade for prop erty of same value or less. MKLiVIN JOHNSON 320 TJ. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 8798 4 acres on hlghwav, north, no bldgs. Fine location, $2500. No payment down ir improved, interest only for Z years. New house and 2 acres outside city limits, clear. v ant small house in N. Salem. C. J. JACKSON Room 1 147 North Commercial CTXSE-IN ACREAGE CLEAR OF INDEBTEDNESS TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY S acres new buildings. It acres good buildings. 8 acres improved, cherries and walnuts. ,6 acres 20 mixed fruit, buildings, spring water, good soil river frontage. Want Salem Income ror all or part. SOCOLOFSKY & SON Flrot National Rank Bldsr. WANTED REAL ESTATE I want small acreage, near Salem, with small house. Must be very cheap for cash. Write Box 41, Statesman. WANTED 10 acres good berry land. Close to Salem. No a gent a Box 702. Statesman. Business Opportunities Grocery store 4 yr. lease with or without fixtures. 69f N. High. MONEY TO LOAN 'Bells of Harmony Heard over KOIN dally ting out a loan service that ta really, really, different NO DEDUCTIONS NO FEES NO OTHER CHARGES ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST STRICT PRIVACY QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE ON UOATiH 110 to IZU Beneficial Loan Society OF SALEM Room 119 New Blign Bldg. 2nd Floar UCENS-O OS tflAT-l III Stata St Tat 8-T-4-0, PERSONAL LOANS HADE oa furniture, cars, salaries ar other rood security. nepayaoie monthly. When is nnanclal need see I us before closing a loan. GENERAL IN V bSlHUIT CORPORATION First National Bank Bldg. Phone S5S3 MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS Contract Refinanced Arrange to reduce your payment lou Keep tne car. P. A. EIKER v 1 Pno" rvr Lfbart St. and FerrV (Tit sajem. ure. "An Insect 'CAUSE: I TAKE DON'T TRUST THE - THAT HALF-PlMT -l t 'PILOT POLLV THROUGH THE: THEATRE: TRAFFIC. MONEY TO LOAN Preferred stock In Hawkins A Rob erta, Inc. for sate cheap. IS ahafe. Owner, 921 Willamette St, Eugene, Ore. CITI AND 'FARM loans at lowest rate. Best terms obtainable, Our Insurance department offers you ex pert advice and eervtee In all lines. HAWKINS ROBERTS (Inc.) TeU 4109 101 Greaoa Bldg. PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS STATE LOAN COMPANY lit Oregon Building, 2nd Floor Office hra 10:00 A. M. to 4:20 P. If. Telephone T7SS Licensed by SUte LOANS WANTED X)iU'VVsu"-',v-c--"-M r "rriii WANTED Private money to loan oa real estate. W. It GRABENHUKST ft LUl REALTORS 114 8. Liberty St. TeL 6668. WANTED $1100.00 first mortgage. Loan on Salem residence, isan j, Cook, Grants Pass, Ore. LIVESTOCK and POULTRY Custom hatching that nars. lowest rices, expert labor, best equipment o ner era Jan. and Feb. Itto March. special prices on quantity, roone 132F2. Lee's Hatchery. Pure breed Mammoth Brons baby turks from our own carefully select ed stock. B. W. D. tested and A. P. certified. 40S to 100 weekly. Plea order early. Also I Incubators priced right Bert Stephens, Dayton, Oregon. Rt 2. Box 49 u. Phono ssi Amity. Poultry wanted. Salem Poultry. Co. E5 E Miller. M. A. Mann. Phona 4888. Baby chicks. 450 R. I. Reds at War Iner'a Hatchery. 210 North Fifth. Phone 9671. Custom hatching Wariners Hatch ery. 2160 North Kirtn. pnone 9671. FOR SALE WOOD 16 in. 2nd growth fir $4.50 and fS 00. Tel. 6648. GUARANTEED DRY wood coal Tel. 6000 Salem Fuel Co. Trade Cottage. For good wood chone 1986. Tracy wood yard. ALL KINDS, any length. Call 1719 DRY FIR AND OAK WOOD, oal and fuel oiL Call on us for price We give good measure, good quality ana eood service. TARVBR TRANSFER A STORAGE Dry 11 In. Ind growth, good wood, fcona menwire. very, iair price. r i a I Bowman, Rt. 2, Dallas. Phone Balem I 7032. FIRST CLASS FUEL Old fir screened ho fuel Old Fir miu block. Dry pianer wood. I Drv second rrowth. FRED K. WEIXS, lINti PHONE 884T Dry old fir. Tel. 8922. Old fir and ash. Phona Judd. 108FJL 18" old fir. $5.50. Smith ft Rubens, Phona 4 8F14. 12" and 16" old fir. Phona 8411. Old fir 18 in.. $5.00. Heavy 2nd growth seasoned. 4 ft. $4.50. Heavy 2nd growth 16 in., $5.25. Phone 6136 WOOD SAWING Wood sawing. Reasonable 82ltt. Wood sawing, Robins. TeL 9462. Wood siwlnir, call R254. LOST AND FOUND LOST Boston female, brlndla and j white. Answers Twix ZIne, Res. 689 Breys Ave., or phone 9666. Reward. LOST Black purse. Phone 8459. FOR SALEUSED CARS Quality is Remembered I Long After Price is Forgotten '29 Ktudebaker Dictator Coupa -$550 m if.1! Coach . BIS . 48 '28 Hudson Std. Sedan . 43S 'SO Chevrolet Sedan '30 Plymouth Sedan .. . 4S0 . 398 '27 Hudson Sedan 878 THE ABOVE LISTED CARS CARRY NEW CAR SERVICE AND GUARANTEE '27 Stude Dictator Sedan $315 '27 Hudson Coach 826 396 '29 Whippet Coupe '28 Hudson Brougham 276 260 316 316 '28 Stude Coupe '27 Essex Coach '29 Ford Phaeton '25 Dodge Sedan 180 '26 Essex Coach . 66 STATE MOTORS, Inc. HUDSON ESSEX STUDEBAKBR DISTRIBUTORS Open Evenings and Sundays SPECIALS 1934 Dodge Sedan 1 67.68 1921 Dodze Tourhur 47.06 1924 Overland Sedan 97.00 1937 Buick Roadster , 287.66 1926 Nash Coupe 167.68 1925 Dodze Tounnar. Da noon tires 147.08 1930 Dodze Elsrht sedan. 6-wlre wheel - 7i7.au Many other cars priced right $21.- ov and up. 1919 Dodge J -ton truck. is wneelbase, disc auaia, sxia balloona. Van bed and con tract license, tern is 998.00 Phona 4444 336 S. Commercial. MARION GARAGE Rnneteele Motor Co I DOHC31CC1C iV-Utur VUt STORK EXPECTED HOLLYWOOD. Calif.. Fab. II (AP) Mr. and Mr. John Bar- rrmora ara expecting: the arrival ot a new Barrymora In May, the actor said today. Isn't Safe!" PAW.' HE'S DOD3ED AUTOS ALL HIS LIFE.' i i A FOR SALE USED CARS Valley Motor Company MODEL, A FORD SPECIALS 11 Delnie Tudor 84U.80 1920 Tudor 150.00 929 Tudor Karly 911 Deluxe Roadster 145.00 425.00 930 Sport Roadster ., 125.00 930 Sport Coupa 150 00 Z std. Coup 92 Coupe lata , 260.00 ! 22S.00 185.00 9zn Roadster 930 A Panel 450.00 1 23S.OO 115.00 929 A Panel 1929 Truck Ion wheel base TERMS TRADES Valley Motor Company Phone 21SI Center Street Phone 7910 Lot at Marian Uberty Good-Will Used Cars SOLD WITH A GUARANTY 1920-Ponilae Sedan $600.09 1928- Pontlac Cabriolet 1927-Pontlae Coupa 1929- Whinpet 4 Coach 1929-Ford Coach 100.00 165.00 135.00 215.00 1927-Oakland Coach 1930-Hupmobile Coupa 1827-Chevrolet Coupa . 175.00 175.00 170.00 118.00 95.00 1926-Chevrolet Sedan . 1926-Ford Roadster ... 1926-Ford 2-dr. Sedan, with ruxtall $8.00 Wood -Wheaton Motor Company Pontlao I Phona 9888 Pontlao 6 Used Car Department 648 Chemeketa Used Cars at McKay's 1931 Cher. 6 Coach. It came us with only 9 ml. on It to $555. 1921 Cher. 6 Convertible Coupe, Fisher body, bumpers, spare tire, complete equipment 621. 1919 Cher. 6 Coach Has been re built and thoroughly in spected by Mr. Johnson, our shop foreman 318. 1931 Ford DeLuxe Phaeton. Cost $780 new only 11 ml. now 42$. 1930 Ford Roadster, reduced ISO for quick sale 291. 1918 Chev. Coupe Has had ex cellent care beautiful color 250. McKay Chevrolet Co. Where You Get the Big $ Worth S33 Center Stockholm Candidate For Polk Nomination MONMOUTH. Feb. 1Z W. J. otn-vhnlm nf M has an. ar,wa.v a vs. w j . . . , . , . i nuuutwi u tsuuiuatj iui "a- iisiatlve nomination in poik coun ty on the republican ticket. He says he stands for all tbe people; for reduction of taxes; and for economy in all public adminlstra- Hnn a. s StBwart of McCov was elected to this post In 1930. I Businets o- BATTERY ELECTRICIAN n n Rrt nn Buttertes starter ana I generator work. Teaaco station, ear ner Court ana wnurca CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone 4450. R. El Northneaa. CHIROPRACTORS Dr. a L SCOTT. PSC Chiropractor. 256 N. H1K TeL Rea. 1.71. nun HnmnvT n Palmer Chiron fac tors. X-rav and N. C M. New Bank Bids. CLEANING SERVICE Center St Valeterta, Tel 8682. FLORISTS rT iriAwra Min bono u eta funeral wreaths, decoration- C. T. Rrelthaunt florist. 488 Stata Street TeL (904. -. . , , Potted planta , polnaettlaa, ferna , eta E. A Bennett Nursery Cat TaL 6178. ALT. kinds' of floral work. Luta Flor ist, lth A Market Tel. osa. INSURANCE BECKE N. High HENDRICKS TeL 188 4941 WILLAMETTE INS. AGENCY Win. Bllven. Mgr. ir.-rlimlve Buttevflle Agent 1 Musonln Bid TeL Ttoa LAUNDRIES THE NEW BALEM LAUNDRY r tIHRR LAUNDRY ill 8. Hlah xaL vii CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY -w Waah Everything In Lax" T-tenhnna 11(8 1864 BrfMldw-V LAWN MOWERS Sharpened and repaired. Also trade. H. W. Scott. 147 H. twn I. Tel. MATTRESSES M&ttreaaea from factory to home. M I It m.ttri 88.60. Rmovat- era ana rumiraiera wapiuu d ti ding Co. TeL 40 xoia wortn uspitoc MUSIC STORES GEO. C WILL Ptanoa. Phoao- grapha, sewing machines, sheet music and piano studies. Ke pairing pnonw rraoh and sewing mac nine a Stst Street. Balem. PLUMBING AND HEAT XX A. Bechtel. Phone 911L 1 1 i r i I XI 6 1 1 6 r 3JJl I fT. 1 - -I.9V1 l-KAMU O-ViVlE- M Radio Programs Sstaxday, February IS KOAO 660 Xe CerraOU 7:00 Gaod taoraiag meaiUUoas, Ui Vy Mrs. Kamh farcer. 13:00 l'rm Hour. 13:10 la the day's ti. 11:33 Market rsperts, crops sal wastk- er foracskt. 5:55 Market Report. 6:80 firm Ilomr. 0:11 la the dsi'a news. 6 :50 Weatber forecast. 6:50 Market raviaws wheat, waol. Portlaad Mveateek. 7 :00 Randa-Stritmatar erehestra. 7:15 Yoar farm Reporter at Wash ington. XOW 620 Ke. Portlaad 7:15 Moralaf Appetiiort. 8:00 Two Soata in Balcony, nnu. 9:00 Cooking School. o an hm and Home Boar, NBO. 10:10 Woman's Magaiiaa, NBC. 13:15 O. M. Plommar. 1:80 Town Crier. 1:4 J Tea Time Bataar. 8:00 Danger righteri, NBO. 5:30 KdueaUoa in radio, 8:30 The Pint Nlfhtar, NBO. 8:00 Amos 'a' Andy, NBC KODf 040 Ke. Portland 6:00 Kola's Klock. 10:15 Columbia Farm Ketwork. CES. 10:80 InterneMoaal Kiicnen. a 'oo Tka Book of Life. Stophea JSay lord. 6-00 Barn Daaea Varieties, CBS. :0 Columbia taatnro. 0:00 lis y Iombardoa Royal Oaaadl- in -on DwirKt Johnson's orcbaatra. 11:00 McLlroy'a Greater Orcgonians. 12:00 Jack and jure uera ore"""- Charlotte Martin, Desmund Fuson Medal Winners AUMSVILLE, Feb. 12 Char- a 1 iAtt Martin was awaraea mo Indzes' decision in the senior di vision of the silver medal con test held here Wednesday night divCnrtltute. 6and" Desmund Fu- son was declared winner ot the medal offered In the Junior group. The contest was held at the high school. A large crowd attended the In stitute, held In the Bethel church. The afternoon session was opened with memorial services for the I late Mrs. Elliabeth Klrkpatrlck, after whom tne cnapier was namea. ino service wa u u; 'Mrs. c. E. oeorge. -c Directory I I PLUMBING and HEATING PLUMBING and general repair 166 So. Liberty ! work. Oritur Broa. Tei 6R44 PAPER HANGING PHONE GLENN ADAMS for house doctor ting, paper hanging, tinting. etc RellsWe worrmsn. PRINTING lAws ttaS1 printing, call The Statesman Print FOR STATIONER T, cards, pampb- ing Department. til S. Commercial Telephone 11 el RADIO FOR every purpose, for every pnraa AH standard sixes of Radla Tube. EOFF ELECTRICAL SHOP. 141 Conrt Pt Tel 8118. STOVES STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All kinds of woven wire fence, fancy and plain, bop baskets, hooks, logan hooka I cvueiu renew uu oiu "vi (-- ti 4T74 R R Wlemmg TRANSFER CAPITAL CTTY Transfer Cm 226 State 8L TaL 7778. Distributing, for warding and atoms our specialty. Get our ratea FOB local or distant transfer stor age, call ii XL Lamer Transiar jo Trucks to Portland dally WASHING MACHINES All Makes Rented, sold and rroa-lred- Easy. I A. B. C. Maytag, Conlon, Meadow ana Automatic. Hoaa bros. W. C. MANGUM. Manager 886 N. High TeL 1613. o Real Estate Directory BECICa, HENDRICKS TeL 494T lit N. High a m. EARLS 214 tL EQgh St TaL 8671 LINCOLN ELLIS 488 SUte TeL 8SU SOCOLOFSKY A SON 1364-8 ST t Nat Bk. Bids. TeL T867 I. F. TJLRICH $21. Stat Street TeL 8671. r. u StaU 8t WOOD til 441 TeL T1S4 HOMER Dl FOSTER REALTY 370 Vk Stat 8t TeL W. H. ORABENHORST 4KXL 134 a Uberty St TeL (4ia By CLIFF STERRETT 1W SPONSOR B Mott Talk on-tax Readjust ment Gets Enthusias tic Hearing CHE MAW A, Feb. 12 James Mott, state corporation commis sioner addressed an enthusiastic audience on the readjustment of taxes at tbe regular meeting: of the grange. The subject, usually a dry one was chosen by those pres- ent aa being of most interest and Mr. Mott made one of the most interesting expositions of the pres- ent system of taxation, its ills and cures, that this grange has been privileged to hear. Mr. Mott was introduced- by Fred McCall ot the agricultural committee. The program was under the dl- rectlon of Mrs. Anna Beaty and a large crowd of grangers and their friends were in attendance. Under the leadership of Mrs. Clara Olrod, with Ernest Savage at the piano, the new drill team very creditably executed some in- tricate floor work. The following musical numbers and readings were given; accordion solo by Gus Hessman, vocal numbers by the Christian church male quar- tette, reading by Truman Cum- Dilngs. vocal solo by Muriel Bar- truff and a vocal solo by Joseph White accomranied by Mrs. Dan Kleihege. O. E. Palmateer explained a proposition on co-operative buy ing. S. H. FrancUo. chairman. Cal Mason and Lester Evens were ap- church orchestra and friends gath polnted on the athletic committee fJeJ to ppend a social evening in with Instructions to orcanlze a baseball team. As the grange has plenty of "hot" material avail able a good team is In prospect. Road Petition for Baker Appointment Has 82 Signatures) CLEAR LAKE, Feb. 2 A road petition was circulated this week in District 18 to put C. A. Baker in as road patrolman. It receiTed 82 signers. A birthday dinner was served at Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wheel er's Wednesday night in honor of her birthday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George Gar ner, and Mr. and Mrs. Orril Gar ner and family. Amos Smith has been very sick for the past week but Is much improved. George Garner is putting up a new brooder nonse for little chickens. Grange Leaders Are Guests of Stockholms MONMOUTH, F b. 12 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stockholm were hosts at a six o'clock dinner Thursday "ight for James C. Farmer, of - I New Hampshire, master of the national grange; C. C. Hulett, state grange master, and his son Cross -Word Puzzle By EUGENE SHEFFER " h I) I Ih 5 16 II 18 ! 0 H n ""r? ZjZTH W" y" f i 30 WS n pr vr - o 1 HORIZONTAL. 1 failure to aet in con formity 12 fuss 13 concerned about 14 Greek god dess of th dawn 15 Protestant Episcopal (abbr.) 18 tnan'i name IT qnalizes 19 period 20 assistance tl metallic drosa 22 experi menter 2 $ foot-like organ 2T Eastern SUte 29 toward 80 salutation 31 water lifting wheel 44 farniah with weapons 46 -expectant 48 entrance 5 three-toed -lot-Si female of the rabbit J2 consumed 54 white linen vestment S 5 be ins above tha senses VERTICAL. 1 backof tht neck 2 lyric 8 negativa CO. 7833 Herewith ia the eolation te ye" terday's puule. William, of Salom; Miss Claribol Nye, a 'member ot the Oreron Stata college extension service: and Mrs. Marie Flint McCall. state grange lecturer, of Brush College. Tbe group presented a broad cast over KOAC at 12:50 Thurs day. . SILVERTON. Feb. It. 80 much snow fell Wednesday at the Inririntr amna ivf th. CMv 17 1 1 a Tlmber company that lh, ma who h.d ..,nri, , oamp werft ordftred to waIt uatlI Sunday. Thirty-six inches of snow s reported at camp Mrg May Day, guperfntendent of the silrerton hoapitai. who has been critically 111 for the past week, is reported as improving. Starrs Leave Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starr of San- . ta Monica, Cal., who have been spending two months at Silverton on their wedding trip as guests of Mr. Starr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Starr, left this week for their home. Many affairs have been given for Mrs. Starr during her vlait at silverton. Just prior to their leav- Ins. Mr. and 'Mrs. Le Alfred en- tertained at vtwo tables of bridge honoring both Mr. and Mrs. Starr. Besides the honor guests were Mr., and M Errol Ross and Mr. and M"- rands Woods of Portland. C hoir I'arty buccc&t An exceptionally successful par ty was that held at the Mothochst church Wednesday night when 60 members of the senior choir. the social rooms of the church. Miss Cathaleene Cuddy, Miss Elaine Clower and Fred Baker were in charge of the arrange ments. Mr Baker Is director of the orchestra and Mrs. F. J. Ron hal directs the choir. MUDDY GRAIN FED SPRING VALLEY, Feb. 11. A rather unusual occurrence was tho landing of a tiny one-passen-per airplane in a prain field here about 11:45 Thursday. The plane developed a plugged gas line and a forced landing was immediately necessary. The field looked clear but was very muddy and the ship nosed into the mud but no dam age resulted. Virgil Lenny ot Portland was the occupant on his wsy to Corvalhs. The plane is the property ot the Paragon Flying Co. of Portland. The owners came and took it back in the evening. The students of the Spring Val ley school and the community club will combine their programs honoring George Washington and I will have their meeting Feb. 22 in the evening. A pie social will be the final feature. 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