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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE Meets Benia ere The OREGON STATESMAN, Saleia, Oren, Friday Mornlasr. IIy ISr 1932 . ' ,M U - '. - Wh supply 1 " . ....-. - f I Statesman Classified Ads - Call 9101 s Classified Advertising i . Single insertion per Une.lOe : (Three Insertion per lis 20c - ' Six insertions per line. .SOe One month per line. .$1.00 f MInlmnm charge ...... .25c t-'i Copy for thlt page ac . cepted until I: SO the even ' lnc - before publication tor ; clasaiflcatlon. ; - C o p j ' re ceived after this time wilt v be run tinder the- heading; Too Late- to Classify. ' Tha Statesman assumes i HELP WANTED ' Men 1S-SS. RAILWAY KAIL CLERKS. 8teadr work. ' Commence I U.9e month. Paid vacatkms. Exper ience vnneceaaary. Conunon education uttlclsnt. Full particulars with aana ple coaching FREE. Apply today sere. Box 1114, Statesman. HELP WANTED FEMALE ! WANTED Girl Phone 1 87 1. for housework. SALESMEN WANTED i Balesman $. dally average earn ings. S. A W. service station, Broad way and Liberty Bts. between :S and 11:00. SITUATIONS WANTED Mrs. 13. Locla, experienced practical nurse. ReC sal N. lStn. Fnone FOR SALE Miscellaneous i Typewriters, all man, new ana eaad Adders and typewrltera for real Typewrite Exchange. 411 Court St ! Wringer repairs for all makes of washers. Mr. Ellis, Hall- Eleo, Ca fcjyxrfLajijLrin.ri liij rn r ..-.-.-. mR BALE Olrt papera a bun dlo Statesman ftfnce. vumrtfWrfWywwir."M- --,- - - -- -- -- - Blake's vacuum shop, repair and rent. Tel. 3J4S. 15J0 S. Liberty. Flowers for sale K. 1, Box 100. AjLT0riinf a a aa a aa a a Chlckerlns Grand piano. Excellent condition. Tel. E9S5. i Will sacrifice Oriental rug. Gen uine antique for cash. Phone 4200. ejsj0aaasj9ajawaaaeasajjaas4afcA' Elec range S0. 1220 N. ICth. j-u-irn'ii"i"iifci"i' - - -W)T? Plants, tomatoes, ear ly and late cabbage, thousand H. and Mrrnw kale. Prices reasonable. Bald win's Shoe Shoo. 01 ( Court St., Dal las, Ore. Yours truly. A. J. ldwln. , Bargain trailers, guns, tools. 1511 & .Liberty. Salem, ure. : 'Fresh crabs at Fldler's stand. Two for 25c and up. Phone 67 WANTED Miscellaneous AO kind of rifles, plstola, shot (runs. Id gold -nd Jewelry conoiuoa no oo feet. Name your prle. KEINER-9 EXCHANQK 150 N. Commercial i WANTED Used ptaaoa. la ex ehaage an radios, ptwnognpba, or far Bitura B L, 8Ufr Furnlrure Company Fruit Jars ail sixes. Phone 1472. MISCELLANEOUS i Rasor blades sharpened. 10c a dos. One week only, zoi a. iwi FOR RENT ROOMS ( Nlco fnra. rm. CT7 aCom'L ji ROOM AND BOARD aAfiA.rumrinii-ii'ti"ii--i-- --------- - i Tel. J1T. Modern, warm room and board. ' ...I i Mod. rooms with hoard. Sl Union FOR RENT APARTMENTS 4rxJMUOrVvvvvf."'""J"'""''"'" m - - Patioa apartments wtth private teth. nicely furntsbed. Located In boalnaaa district. Call Pattoa's Boob Store. ; I rm. apt, 445 S. Winter. rnri-rararsr"B,'iri,rr,,-- m asa' I Well furnished S room apt, bath and garage, Tel 7(84. 22(1 Hasel Furn. apt. close in, 412 Marion. : Bmall furn. apt 190 Union. a R. ant. private bath. 5t Center. if Th. mnm rnrniBhad apartment. reasonable rates, private bath, 55 Court at -Ln.' rn " "i ' " " - - " Apartment with garage, (15. (91 N. Commercial awreeb . i Mod. apt. 240 N. 11th. iriirnfahMt tnutmeot water ana tights furn. ((.00. W. C-T. U. FOR RENT HOUSES eaaSssssssssSdSa1Ssaassasaaa easssMsasaeys ! Duplex house. 949 N, Winter. a rm. bungalow for rent istsvaar meketa. : Furnished and unfurnished house. B. A. Forkner. rrtone , vnn rest RENTALS L-8KE BECHTEL or THOMASON -J41 State Street !.' Bo0?,H ; Hooaea. aots, and bungalows (10 to 40. Furnished 14 to (50. For sale, ki.it.Mi muH navment down. baL (15 or mora per month. Price 11900 and op. & room furnace. Tel. izet. i furaiah&A rooms with basement furnished rooms, no basement. Cheap to the right party. Mrs. A. W. McConnelL 22 N. High, Salem. Ore. POLLY AND HER I GlV&UP THOS&PCWERRJLl PULLETS NESCT-DCWR PUSrjijr f CUR CTE; OPN WHEM jf!f E?ER THE KvT i 0' t- uke.' t-i -jAy'mzm the rmt Km, Snni i S i -it mmm mwii nMl ' : no financial responsibility tor errors which may ap pear in advertisements pub lished tn 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 objee tional adTertlsing. It far ther reserves the right to .classify all .advertising un der the - proper - classification. FOR RENT S adults, desira family to share Um house, fur. or unf ur. Good netghbor hood. 8ma.l expense. Apply at once. Box tSS. Statesman. FOR SALE Real Estate Good T-roora nlastered home. - fire.. pi nee, basement, ete. ' and attractive surrounding Ornamental, not - and fruit trees. Fruit and berrlaa more than pars taxea Two garages. S to fine lots. ' n!ca view, paved street near schools. Priced - to sell ail or part. terms., 7( Rural Ave. Phono J854 New 4 room modern bouse and gar age, H A- fine location, close In. coat S3S0S.se sacrifice for I137&.09. Rea sonable terms. - i J. LINCOLN ELLIS 4S2 State We have a splendid business con sisting of good store and filling sta tion for sale and would consider some trade. A splendid S00 acre stock farm. splendid improvements and some stock and equipmept and wtu consider clear uamornla property. We have many orocertiea for ax change and can match your trade. McOiLCHRIST ft PENNINGTON 209-10 U. a Bank Bldg. y"sJiraw"-ii-sriiii-ar-i nnn n Will aell my eaultv In 2 houses for less inaa nan. isas market. CREEK PROPERTY Neat 4 room house, new. S lots, oak trees, creek frontage. Bargain at 12, 450. Owner moving from Salem. Call to see it LEO N. CHTLDS CO.. Realtors 0 State Street Phone (70S. Saeasjsasjaasassss oj-i i-xrxrVrv YOUR SUBURBAN HOME Close in choice acre tract now ready for planting, some berries and small trees, flowers and shrubs, on paved roaa, a room ptasterea nouse, plenty of built Ins, good plumbing, electric lights, garage and woodshed, drove well. Price (2500, easy terms, or will take good lot as part payment T E.v vr TIT r mi rwv . . tl 320 State Street Phone 70( acre of land, 6 room house, bath. electric lights. Spring water piped to 1 louse, s large walnut and large cherry trees, on paved road, (20C4. SO A. mL from Salem. 20 acres cul tivated. Z3 A. timber, estimated 100 cords per acre. Fenced with woven wire, spring on place, (2,- tu. Terms. 35 acres finest of soIL f room house. In good condition, usual farm bldgs. 28 A. hill, 7 acres bottom, 1 acre old fir timber. 28 A. in crop. fenced with woven wire. Crop goes with place. (5004. Immediate pos session. MELVIN JOHNSON (20 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone (790. After Awhile Tou Will Say I Wish I Had Buy Now. Watch it Growl! (-acres. New (-R, house, all ln crop. price for Quick sale (1950.00 close In. 10-acresL all In cult Close In. Mod ern (except basement). S R. house, water and lights, price reduced to (3,' zav.eo. (0 acres 9 miles out on paved road. Good i K. house, barn, poultry house, (A. berries, (-A. timber, 10-A. crop. For quick saia sz&sv.oe. ls-acres all tn cult and a dandy productive place. Most ln cherries, peaches, nuts all bearing. Only IK miles of Salem, north. These are lust a part of our bar gains. It will pay you to see DEARS St TUCKBK, KealtOrS 1(2 South High Street ONLY ((000.00 Gas station, store, hotel, fish pond. and dance hall, good business. Also 3000 Acres Cut Over Land at (3 Elegant location. See Home seeker's Agency at once SUverton, Oregon. It's Real i room close in house, ((, 100.00 and furniture thrown ln free. 1040 Broadway, Salem. BEAUTIFUL CREEK LOT GOOD SWIMMING 4k BOATING 100x100, trees, shrubbery, nice lawn, large living rm., panelled din ing rm., large bedrma, fireplace, good furnace, east front, garage. A GREAT PLACE FOR THE- CHILDREN t Term a (6750. SOCOLOFSKT A SON First National Bank Bldg. EXCHANGE Real Estate FOR ' SALE Modern six room house, full basement, garage, dose In, In, Albany. Now rented for (25.00 monthi (3000. Will take as first pay ment lots or acreage to ((00. Terms on balance. Owner, Box lis, Albany, Oreron. -1 five rm. flats, close In, (1000, no encumbrance and will trade on 0 rm. new modern home tn Portland and as sume. ' i rm. new home with hwd. floors. fireplace, garage, (1950. Owner wants to exchange for cheap acreage near Balem. WXNNIE PETTYJOHN. Realtor - 176 South .High Street Portland duplex tor Salem. ' Will give vr take difference. Dewey 4114. Fine properties in California, for ex change for Oregon. Courtesy to real tors. Address M. E. Getter, 1171 Gra- nada Ave., Long Beach, Calif. ACREAGE 47 A. 45 In cult, black soil, creek, one acre strawberries, 5 room mod ern house, elec water system, large barn, hen-house, $(300. (3000. Federal loan, want se a. aooui equity. C J. JACKSON 141 State Street PALS LOOK VrOT CTIOCHASEO TO THSVAh4'XV k,1 ACREAGE 25 acres, good ( room borne, ail un der cultivation. Including stock and equipment. T nu. s. of eaiem. Price (4500. cash. No trade. If interested. BUS k, S. Batterman with W. O. KRUEGER 147 North Commercial FOR SALE FARMS " FOR 8ALE Extra fine farm of 414 acres. (0 acre upland. baL river bottom, good set buildings, fine location. Must be seen to b appreciated. .Worth S50. 000 today. Wa ara offering It for just one-halt (25,000. Terms can be ar ranged. . SEB Mra Ellis with LEO N. CHILD 8 COL. Realtors (20 State Street Phone S70I . (4 A. FARM SNAP 25 A. tillable land. most, ideal for xnoerta, walnuts, fruit berries, bal ance. If A. good .'pasture, .3 fine springs. Some nice shade tress, good woven wire fence a Located only miles from Salem, gravel road just off paved road. Price cut for a Quick oeai to iisoo. some terms. SEE BECHTEL or THOMASON 141 Bute Street . . . Room 4. WAVTPnni7T trsrrATWl - - i b , -"i-n ! i jjuuuinr We nave a client who will Vkiv an Improved -5 or 10 acres, preferably on highway north and pay (15 to (15 per month. Bring in your description ana see Mr. Biage. H. C. SHIELDS Oregon Building Phone (902 FARM WANTED 0 acres or more. Must have good road, electricity available and spring ior water system, ji you nave this. aon i aeiay in seeing me. R. A. FORKNER Phone 1031 -c&ttaf6 1 1 WANTED 20 acres cleared river bottom land for cash. 421 Oxford street. Salem. Phone T41f. MONEY TO LOAN 'Bells of Harmony' Heard over KOIN dally ring out a loan service that is really, really different. TOO GET THE FULL AMOUNT OF LOAN IN CASH ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST STRICT -PP.IV ACT QUICK AND COURTEOUS PER VICE ON LOANS (10 to (300 Beneficial Loan Society OF SALEM Room 119 New Bligh Bldg. 2nd Floor LICENSED BT STATE Sis State St Tel. (-7-4-0 - - il,tsii-irsnn-ri risijfXAAXVn-s I PERSONAL LOANS MADE on furniture, cars, salaries or other good security Repayable monthly. When ln financial need see ua before closing a loan. GENERAL INVESTMENT First National Bank Bid. Phone 1552. mwiwkmiivw.w)wmwvi i PERSONAL INSTALLMENT .OANS I STATE LOAN COM PANT 212 Oregon Building. 2nd Floor. Office hra, 10:00 A. M. to 0:30 P. M Telephone 77(3 Licensed by State MONET LOANED ON AUTOS Contracts Refinanced Arrange to reduce your payments Toe keep the car P. A. EIKER Cor. Liberty St. and Ferry Phone 4732 Salem. Ore. city and farm loans t tow 1 rates. Best terms obtainable. Our I lowing described personal proper Insurance department offers you ax- Uy now In my possession and de part .advice and eerylce in all lines. . .... .. HAWKINS A ROBERTS (Inc.) Tel. 41! 25 Or-enn RMt LOANS WANTED WANTED Private money to loan on real estate. W. H. GRABENHORST A CO REALTORS 134 S fJhertv St Tel S4( LIVESTOCK and POULTRY Baby chicks. Warlnera Hatchery. 21(0 N. Fifth. Tel. 9(7L Custom hatching 2s per egg after Mar. 25th, Tat 1S3F3. Lee's Hatchery Special baby chick sale. Tues. wea. -rnese low prices win surprise e. I vcb wmmimmmmww rounrr waniea. itaiem rouivr o-I lit uuisr. ex. a. aiann. monesa.i Chlcka two thousand Leghorns, oae to three weeks old. priced right, and t l . - . - . a. Ji VAy t .4 ii ii . II a 4aVi mmW they are good. Warlner's Hatchery, llfO North Fiftn street, mono f7L FOR SALE 90 Hollywood White I r horn pullets, starting to lay. (S. 00. R. s, box s-iw, paiem. xei. 83. FOR SALE WOOD GUARANTEED DRT wood coal TeL 5000 Salem Fuel Co Trade A Cottage For dry 2nd fir. dry slab wood, dry planar ends, inside mill wood.; Phone 3S8S. Tracy Fuel xara. FIRST CLASS FUEL Screened hoa fuel dry second growth fir old fir mill block. Phone 8847, Fred K. wens inc. ALL KINDS, any length. Call (7(9 Old fir and llmba TeL Judd 103F21 Old fir. TeL 64(3. DRT C1R AND OAK WOOD, oal and fuel olL Call on us for prices. We gl7e good measure, good quality ana coed service. LARMER TRANSFER STORAGE Telephone (131 Good old fir. Phone (932. Sound ir old fir. TeL 7(77. 2nd growth fir (4.59. Old fir (5.00. Tel. 5I4S. LOST AND FOUND LOST Evans cigarette case and lighter combined. Will describe call 7(30 or leave at Kennell-Ellis Studio, 429 Oregon Bldg. LOST Brown bill fold containing 10 bill and driver's license of E. XL Cross. TeL (050. Reward. 'The Key to FW, CZ7 a -a LOST AND FOUND 1 ------! - -i-i i"itriniii-ii-Mi t n.njxrmnn LQ3T - Small nurae. eontalnlaa kere a ma outer articles. Tel. site. LOST Green purse, glassea diiTers license. Return 159 8. Com'l- - FOR SALE USED CARS McKAY'S USED CARS wrrn an o. k. that counts MODEL A FORDS I 1929 Coupe 19(9 Sport Coupe ins Koadster its I 1930 Tudor Sedan . X9( I CHEVROLETS t 192s Landau Sedan 1929 Standard Sedaa , (95 19(1 Coach 495 19(1 Coupe- 19(1 Standard sedan OTHERS 1927 8 tar Roadster lif 1917 Poatlae Coach 1920 Whippet Sedaa - " I ssi I 1921 Dodge coupe 1(29 Duraat Coupe , , 215 1 192S Pontlac Coach , ; 1929 De Soto Sedan - 295 I - TRUCKS - I MODEL T FORD good rubber .... Sr. Y rjrJZZ-t?- ,SI . V er M mm 1911 Chev. loner wheel base duals speed trans. Like pew ITS McKay Chevrolet Co. lit Center Phone (1(9 4S0 N. Comt ov'w'vaMi i Two 19S1 Oakland Sedans at big discount. ESS Vallev Motor ComoanV 1 r, wmIwwvw)Wwv. 1927 ford pickup I Guaranteed Ford generator. (350. 1 fSSSJSSrg&T"- K7M- ?nTMr Henry Torrend. Mr, si .iwiwoxo s wwwmwwww I las Torrend, Mr. and Mrs. jeimer 192( Buick coach, completely over- nauieo. reconajtioneo ; traae tor weoa I or what have youf Room 200, Pomeroy 'wiiwwmwwwiwww I Save Money We have two new 1932 Pontlao se dans at a big discount. Free wheel ing, one s cyl. and one S eyL See Valley Motor Company SHERIFF'S SALE The undersigned has been di rected by the Claimant ln an Agister's Lien on file In the of fice of the County Clerk of Mar ion County, Oregon, wherein R. L. Holcomh is Claimant and A. P. Beardsley Is defendant, to foreclose the same, and Z hare, t&erefore. taken tne property th&pan H-.Hh-l tf m. nna. session, and shall offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash, located on what la known as the "Beardsley" Ranch on the East Bank of the Willamette Rlr ft- ihnnf ntik and rn-half mllea West of the KeUer .choolhou.e. oiarioa VOaair. umuu. et ia n'clnck- In tha forenoon of the 14th day of May, 1S2, the fol- Kliuw lit hhi uvu mm . m . 1 white sow with S pigs 5 weeks old 1 white sow with S pigs 1 weeks old 1 white sow with T ptgs 1 weeks old 1 white sow- with I pigs S weeks old 9 white sows withont pigs. averaging abont 175 lbs. 1 black sow, weight about 250 lbs. 1 white sow without pigs. weight about 150 lbs. t white shoats, areraging about 75 lbs. lta satisfy a claim Of 113.09. to- i .,v. v. v nmtm r n rnr. I closure: and also i . a aa i is yearling ewes, coming s ' nii i. v. .v.,, A a thr-e I . months old I 0 tna Shropshire strain, to iatis- AvkL 1 fy a Lien claim of fSf.oo, to rether with costs of this fore-l cloanrajL Done at Salem. Oregon, tnu 5th dar of May. 111. O. D. BUWHirr SHERIFF ot Marlon County,! Oregon rir W. RICHARDSON Deputy. M-6-lt McKinneys Present . n At A.UrOra KeUXUOXl fiPHIVfl VALLEY. May 11 - si w . fwI -T.k trtvttiaw aint na . Cr,t Z"a lamiiy. Airs. m. . nuw Mr. and Mrs. Ben McKInney mo- Some of Sa-iTOiSl . ss St a A V Welch where a family gathering was held. Those present were: Mrs. Marr Welch, Mrs. Miranda Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs- Fred Mc KInney, Ethel, Ida, Dewaln, ven and Pearl McKInney. Mr. ana Mrs. William Welch. Mary and Billy Welch, Mrs. Fred Sailer and daughter Peggy. Mrs. sen won- er. Mrs. Ted Hartman, Mrs. Na oml Skinner and children Billy and Joan, Mr. and Mrs. - Delbert Welch end Bonnie June, Mr. and Mrs. ueraia weicn ana emiaren Wayno and Geraldine, Mrs. Glenn Tlaohort Tr anil Mrs. fln Vi-K In. ney. the Situation- IT TAKES MOR&'N A FLOCK HUSKV HENS TOUT SAM PERKINS, POU-V HifMK ffl r,ra visit I LAKE LABISH. Iter It Re cent visitors to' the mining claim of Honest John Slayer were Jim Seweil, Henrr Harria, Delbert Blb- iby ana John. Dow. Mr. Blareri hn la 19 -raara ftld has fcaan a claim la located In the rlcinity or Mehsma. Soma . nromtxinr um. IPiaa of ore -were troucht hack by the party, tocether with a thrtli- line storr of aa eneonter with a I beast of the forest - - . Hayes Lahlsh rarms hare eost- sxl.aV airs on on of their onion house warninc axainst lumber stealing .For aome tlms past. boarda hara been dlsannearlng ln v n-v. Ka- ' 7k uiv. wawi utt u vi nut uvuuus V . V . (. Jt k.lLI.. happens, but when he la left off la . m . . a uiy, in inraDsr oeins to wsap- pear again. v. An of the Lahlsh onions - re planted and most of them are p. TorvencU Hoits to . BETHANT. May 12 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Torrend ware -hosts to a group of Sunday school teach- 6r trom Silrerton at their home Monday night A round ta- discussion was held previous to me mnch lerred by Mr. ana Mrs Torrend. Proaant vn Mr. Refsland. E- Refsland, Mrs. M. O. Gnnderaon Mlaa Mari Tinc-Wtad i,na,l:2r' ,....r rn,,..' biock. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Meyer, Rer. Carl Post, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Torrend. BOY TO KREBS TALBOT, May IS Mr. and Mrs. William Krebs are rejolcinj SS r.J.T.I S. SJXaSt al hospital. Business BATTERY ELECTRICIAN ft D Barton BatteHes Starter and generator work. Teraco station, cor ner Court nrtA Church CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone 4450 R B Northne CHIROPRACTORS I nkea (57t DRS. SCOF1ELD. tore X-ray and N. Palmer Cnlroprac C. M. New Bank Bldg DR. BCOFIELD. P. 8. C Chlroprao- ter. X-ray and N. C M. New Bank Bldg. Phone (139. CLEANING SERVICE Center St rslelerta Tel. 9 ((9. DYERS Willamette Valley Dyers Expert dyeing 121 Chemeketa. Tel. Hit. FLORISTS CUT flowers, . wedding bouquets funeral wreaths, decoration U. w. Brettnaupt. florist. 4(0 state Street. Tel. (904. ALL kinds of floral work. Lata Fler- 1st. Kth It Market Tet 9592 FLOOR CONTRACTING Olsen Floor Co. Tet 9111. INSURANCE BKCKS A HENDRICKS 1(9 R High Tet 4947 WTLLAMEnTH tNS. AOENCT Wm. Bllven. Mgr.. Exclusive Buttevtlle Agent tl( Masonic Bldg.-' Tel. T900 LAUNDRIES THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRT THE WEIDER LAUNDRT 2(1 & High TeL 911( CAPITAL CITY LAUNDrV I "Wa Wash Everything In Lax" Telephone (1(5 11(4 Broadway LAWN MOWERS Sharpened and repairs! Aleo tradea i fl w Hrott. mt s uom i Tel. PHYSiaANS & SURGEONS Dr. Edgar S. Fortner. physician and surgeon, suite SOS, U. S. Nat'L Bank Bldg. Phones -'office, 3(22 residence !4!. H03I0E0PATHIST L, a. ALTMAN. M. D. Homeopathic physician, office and residence. (07 Center. , Phone ((33. General practice. ' filUSIC STORES i qeo c will pianos, pnono- graphs, sewing machines, sheet music. piano nuam nepeirm vaony- I graphs and sewing machlnea, 4(3 State Street. Salem. op V TUL HAND IT TO VOU. T ... . . i j West Salem News WEST SALEM May 12 Tho mas Needham.' who. motored back to Mulberry, Kansas, a few weeks a jo to-bring his. sister and bor family - back with . him, arrlred here the first of this week. They are) Mr. and. Mrs. Leonard - P. Cappe and eons, Lester and Car roll, and they made the trip eat west la six days. They report run ning into considerable anow . la soma portions of the- Interrenlng territory,, and the crops especially. In Missouri, corn and wheat, look ing tine, and tha whole country rery .beautiful this tima of rear. City: water of tlclala were in stalling the new fire plug and wa ter . hydrant Tuesday . . afternoon and the city water was' turned off tor soma little time. TTha new hy drant la at the corner of Frank lin and Senate, ..and . will afford protection to that edge of the city. Mr. and Mrs. fred Simpson and son, Glenn, atarted the first of the week Vfor a -tour of indefinite length of California. They hope to secure employment there. . O. C Ooldsteea' and H. ptsri man of Portland, whd aome time ago purchased the stock of the West Salem drug . store, were wholesaling .and retailing out Job lots 'Wednesday all day, moving most of the goods that lay. They expect to hare it all remored ln another day or two. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Peterson with their son, Howard, hare mored here from Colfax, Wiscon sin, purchased the J. H. Hney property ' on Piedmont avenue, just outside of the city limits to the wrest, where the Hney horse burned down a number of years ago, and hare mored aome lum ber on to the ground. They will build and more on to their own place aoon. Peterson la a brother of Mrs. Mark Hoffman,' who Urea two doors away. At the school board meeting held Tuesday erening, the budget was made np tentatively, and next Tuesday there will be a freehold era meeting, to approTe It. This T Directory MATTRESSES Mattresses from factory to home. Maw SO lb mattress (5 00 Renovat ors and fumlgatora Capital Bedding Co Tel 40(9 (S30 North CaplteL New mattress made te order, old mattress remade : carpet cleaning, etx Ing: fluff rug weaving. 8a lem Fluff Rag Mattress Factory, a. ita WUbor. TeL (44L otto r. awicxer. Eat 191L PLUMBING and HEATING PLUMBING and general repair 114 So. Liberty work. Uraber Bros. TeL (594. PAPER HANGING PHONE GLENN ADAMS for house decorating, paper hanging, tinting etc. Reliable workman. - PRINTING FOR STATIONERY, carda. pern pa lets, programs, books or any xina ec printing, call Tee statesman mni Ing Department SIS A. Commercial Telephone 0101. RADIO FOR every miroose. for every puise All Standard aisea of Radio Tubea EOFF ELECTRICAL SHOP. S4T Onrl Pt Tel SI1S STOVES STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All kinds of woven wire fence, fancy and plain, bop baskets, books, logon book: .1 Salem Fence and 8tove Works. (( Chem1reta Tel 4TT4 R fl Fleming TRANSFER CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co. 22( State St TeL 7773. Distributing, for waroing and storage our specialty Get our ratea. FOB local or distant transfer stor age, call 3131 Larmer Transfer Co. Trucks to Portland dully Washing machines All Makes Reoted. sold and repaired. Easy, A, B. C Maytag. Con Ion, Meadows aad Automatic. (Is. and up. HOQQ BROS. W. C MANGUM. Mans rer (39 N. High TeL (022 Real Estate directory BF.CKK A HENDRICKS 1(9 N. High TeL 4947 & M, EARLB 224 .K. High St TeL 9(7( SOCOLOFSKT SON 104-1 First Nat Bk, Bldg. Tel T(07 i F. ULRICH Bute Street TeL ((73 HOMER D FOSTER REALTY CO. 1701. State St TeL . T33I W H GRABENHORST A CO. 1(4 & Uberty St TeL (4(( By CLIFF STERRETT budget, when perfected and sign ed, 'will be Toted by the regular rot re at the annual school meet ing on tha third Monday erening la, June. There Is a redaction of about i tot or last years budget. - At the Mothers' and Daughters' banquet ' held ; in the Community hall on 'Wednesday night, spon sored by Mrs. Ployd De Lapp and the Standard Bearers, the follow ing program was given: . - piano solo. - Estalyne Rlerson; song. Faith of - our .Mothers, - by all J Welcome rto -Mothers and Grand mothers;' rocal solo. My Mother Prayer, by Mrs. C. L. Dark: solo. Marial Kaster: piano solo. Bertha Stereos ; address by Mrs. Dr. fin- ley; "Onward Standard Bearers,1 by the girls. Hammers Celebrate 25th Anniversary NORTH SANTIAM, May 11 Mr. and Mrs. L R. Hammer, cele brated their IStb wedding annl Tersary 8unday. They were din ner guests at the home ot Mrs. Hammer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Condlt at West SUyton. Covers were placed. for Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Hammer, Mr. and Mrs. Arden Hammer and daughter Le nore. MUa Addle Condit and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Condit Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Bowers of the Soldiers Home at RItsel, Wash., are spending several days with their daughter and son-in law. Mr. and Mrs. George- E v a. m . Knoaaes. tsowera is a uirll war Teteran. They are enroute to Ida ho where they will spend the summer. Nina Kitts Hired as Teacher for Aurora AURORA, May It Regular meeting of the Aurora school board was held at the home of Rer. Alfred F. Knorr Monday nignt with all members present Regular course of business was at tended to, old bills paid and the budget discussed. Miss Nina Kitts, of Portland, a graduate of the University of Oregon, has been hired to teach the third and fourth grades of the Aurora school. Miss Kitts majored in physical educa tion at the university and for ser eral years past has been a play ground supervisor in the city parks ot Portland during the sum mer months, haring charge of Peninsula park. plant berries HAYES VILLE George Chrls- topnerson bas pat la four acres of strawberries oa tha B. F. Wells puce and C. Latham two acrea each of strawberries, evergreens and walnuts. Charles Olson has just completed a new brooder hoosa and pat ln a Una lot of filberts. HOME FROM ALASKA LIBERT!. May 11. Harold juaa returned noma Monday from three weeks' trip which took him. as far north as Joaeao, Alas ka. Ha reports -a scarcity of am pioyment thera at present. Tha laland waterways ara still closed to all actlrlty on account of pro longed cold weather. Cross -Word Puzzle By EUGENE HORIZONTAL 43 long I adjourn- narrow meat Inlet . II knots aJScsJidin- 11 measure . of distanca 7 period 11 performs agaia l-ay IT rehicle IS painter's - frama 19 presecuta 11 compound af ether II - aHowanea , to pur chasers tl toan'a nickname tt Inferior 7 affirma tive t8 stems gf i seise -tl Biblical lurrvwiag 10 decree 52 string -M monetary unit ef India 14 similari ties uerewna is terday'a Puxxle: f3 hinds v ii opoav. -8 edga 17 campara- txre gufflg afl loeatioa 41 calcium fuLfld . II 12 13 IH 13 I 16 II 16 ? V. FT" 3 15 i? 20" 32 33 3M J33" 36 37 38 3T HI - 42 I ZZ 6& - Mini 1 ! rv - S REVEO PROGRAM IS DIP Willamette : Likely to . get Early Development Is Speaker's Belief R. H. Kip p. executire Tice pres- dent of the Columbia Valley asso ciation, an organisation which Is aetlre ln tha derelopment of tha Columbia rlrer territory for pow er, navigation and Irrigation, dis cussed nrer derelopmeat at a meeting; of Rotary -yesterday- nooa. He retrained from discussing tha Willamette rlrer canalization be cause tha engineers report -is not to be released for soma toonths yet. and ha felt It would ba Im proper for him to talk about It until it has been made public He' laUmated howerer that Its cob- tents would ba farorabla to rirer deTelopmettt. - : KIpp deroted most of his time to tellln tha plana of engineers ror dereloplng tha Columbia. For hydro derelopment tea dams ara listed, six oa the upper rlrer In Washington and four on tha mid dle rlrer from Warrendale to Um atilla.. Regarding tha Columbia basin Irrigation project tha orig inal grarity plan has been aban doned because of its zcesslTa eost of 3I2 per acre. Now tha pumping-power project at Grand Coulee Is farored. Tha cost per acre would he I17S.40 but there would be power for sale as welL First Derelopment 1 May be oa Willamette Tha army engineers nrolected series of dams, one series A with four dams at Warrendale. Tha Dalles, month of John Day and Umatilla. These would be low dams and could be built one at a : time. Series D called for two ' dams, one at Warrendale and a high dams. 250 feet at The Dalles which would completely submerge the other two dam sites. Thishe said would utilize 40 percent mora power than the series A combination. It would also pro Tide slack water for navigation several miles beyond Pasco. Ha predicted that the first develop ment would probably come on tha Willamette for navigation because the cost was so much less, only a fourth of any of the dams pro posed for tha Columbia. Vast hydro power at tidewater Is the great advantage tha Colum bia development offers, saya Kipp. Hugo Industrlsl plants may locate, here and take advantage of water transportation for low freight rates. Agriculture would ba bene fitted through water transporta tion nearly 300 miles inland. Chester Cox. speaking for tha building congress, urged patron age of local contractors, labor and materials in all building opera tions. FOUR PUPILS EXROLL 11 EH AH A. May 12 Four new pupils were enrolled In tha pri mary grades under Miss Ottlnger. They were Dickie and Gilbert Wagner. Ruth Harris and Leon ard Blum, Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes and children of Sllrartoa ara vis iting for an indefinite period with her parent. William P. Mulkey. SHEFFER - VERTICAL. 1 bundle --cmmenceg twitch 1 having a color IS- -pen far twina 22 serfs 4- one af tha 24 annoy apostles tT bachelor 5 notmtain . f vta iaTbessaly bb lira coal Si) silly 7 pale moths tl todefinlta t ilgh priest mm article f narea ' 82 earth U gets . ' 2 S melody laLighten ti contrae " (HO VI ua penraon or yes- over It plant used IT COOTS forward soddenly 81 effaces 41 rude picture 42 reddhh-- aranra ' 44 capable 48 - aquatic . carniror aua mammal 41 repeat (maaie) II fizi'a nana ) x .- "-I ' L