orning, October 15, 1932
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SALESMEN WANTED
Salesladies or men with personality,
ability, live wire. Good opportunity
and par for right parties. 850 w. HI;
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALE Old ttoers tee boodle-
Statesman office.
mmmmmmmmmf mmmm m
KkeeSent Concord Sweet Water
grapes Stoddard, 1 nL on "Wallace
Road. t
Shropshire rams, 1 and t yr. old for
sale cheap. C. F. Heln, Aumsvilie, Ore
gon. Female collie. Mrs. S3. Krebs, RL S,
Salem. -
Piano Kile In full swing at Tan
mans. Used pianos, $35, $50, $65, 8,87,
$125. Eaty payments. 395 S. 12th,
near & I. depot
line quality English walnuts, 13c
pound call 14F3.
Good plino $85 and other household
articles, 1(20 State St
smrmu:rs; Buv your fire lnsur-
ancovof the OREGON MUTUAL FIRE
r MoMlnnvllle. No raise in rates, and
VOM-ASSEStfABLEt STANDLET S:
FOLEY". Airts.. Ladd ft Bush Bank
Bldg.
Apples, N. Spies. 8315 S. Cottage
TRADE Miscellaneous
"Will exchange family car, good con.,
frr horses r cows. J. H. Adams, R. 1,
Orvalllo. Vr. Harry Hammona.
WANTED Miscellaneous.
iinftiinn 1 ii i rirfi nr- (- -ym-m ,aa.
All klni of rifles, pistols, shotguns.
old told -nd lewoiry uonaiuoo do o in
ject. Nam rour prio.
REINER'S EXCHANGB ,
ISO N Commercial
W ANTIIO Used pianos. n es
change en radios, olicnographa. or nir
Jlltura H L Stlfr Furnlrarr Ormv.Toy
m1imtmmmtmimt'm "
Wanted, u?cd club chair. TeL 3185.
Iry wood wanted for haul to Sa
lem. 1385 N. Front TeL 5210.
WANTKD Party to contract plow
ing and seeding. Mrs. Wright, 44
ml leu on (Wallace Road
MISCELLANEOUS
Kodak prints 8 for 1 5c and up al
Kkewix ovr Penney'e store.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Rooms. f95 Court St. Tel. 4505.
ROOM AND BOARD
eMrfB4ssess1hsjsA'ssssejss,s
B-R. Pilv. home. $20. 275 N. 14th.
Board, room. day. week or month,
1547 Court St.. phone 7882.
Room and board. TeL 4375.
Board, rm.
steam heat $20 up. TeL
5183.
Large room, twin beds. TeL 6517.
Room and excellent board in mod
ern home near state house, $27.50.
Laundry Included. Box 87. States
man. FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Palton apartment
own town. Call
Patton's book store
Close In modern steam heated apts.
at special low winter rates. Phone
8430.
Apt Garage. $12.50. 331 N. ConVl.
Lovely court bungalow furnished,
fireplace, hdw. firs., garage, elec
range, $20. Phone 515.
Furn. apt close In, 255 Division.
Pre scott apts, 3 rms., well-furnished,
private bath, furnace heat, garage.
$20. 10(4 Oak St
irLnrLnn rx i tirroV"uij,f""'",i
Well fumis!ed 2-room apartment
3201 UaseL TeL 7664.
Cute apt., heated, $12. Tel. 65,94,
Small turn, apt, 690.VPP'
8 R. Turn. apt. steam heat, frigid
alre. 1209 Court
Jciean, cheap aptsj rms. $4. S, $S per
mo. Water, lights, fur. 770 b. Com L
2 room furn. apt., 355 Center.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Furn. and unfurn. houses. K. A.
Forkner. 1(10 N. Cottage. TeL 3031.
S mm house. 2345 State St Stoves
and beds, $10 mo. Inquire 355 Center.
FOR RENT 3 room rurnianea
house, 116.00, adults. 837 N. Cottage.
New modern S room house,, three
bedrooms, largs living room, .dining
room, kitchen and breakfsst nook. FuU
basemest and garage. 1(70 B St
phone 7323. ' '
" FOR RENT
FOR RENT -10 or 15 acres of sum
mer fallow. Cecil Sargent. RC 3, Box
133. Half mile from Liberty. -
POLLY AND HER
!ksTrecyx3l C YOUR NBJTRAL ATT1TU11 ftM SUSPRiSED AT tXJ, KITTY TH 1
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for errors which may ap
pear in advertisements pub
lished la Its columns, and
la eases where this paper Is
st fault will reprint that
part of an .advertisement la
which the typographical
mistake occurs.
The Statesman . reserves
the right to reject objee
tional advertising. It fur
ther reserves the right to
classify all advertising an-,
der the proper classification.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT 5 acre fruit tract t
miles sooth of Salem In Liberty dis
trict, gooa room nous on place,
plastered, well and spring, small bara
ana chicken house. -Cheap rent to a re
sponsible party. Phone 9541.
FOR SALE Real Estate
' - - i-ii i-w-rwnAji.njxrm.nn.iXfxrui.njirm
Good semi-modern home surrounded
by beautiful shaded grounds, fruit
nuts, berries, rrape arbor and- car
dena Sis rooms, fireplace, basement
L12.?1 wUu",,or.tu I
nice view. $3500. terms, might accept
some carpenter wors on aeai. owner J
7(5 Rural avenue, phone 8854.
IS acres slew pronertr. S A. bear
Ins; filberts S to 15 yrs. old, t A cher
ries lust coming into bearinK. This
paid tt& on $400 last year.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN
sasssssjsmstmssKiSWrfsasWe
We have a 4 room house, sarare. I
pared street sidewalks, several fruit
trees, large lot for only $600.00 on
easy payments.
340 acre stock ranch. room house,
1 good barns, 90 acres tillable, running
water, good road, will exchange for
city property. I
. ' I
a gooa do acre larm, lair improve- i
meniSt running STream, some iimoer,
acres under cultivation for only $3,
600.00. McGILCHRIST ft PENNINGTON
209-10 U. a Natl Bank Bldg.
1 acre on Garden Road, S room bun
galow, large living room, oak floor,
fireplace, electric lights, wired for
electric stove and heater, electric
pump, garage, barn and small chicken
house, $100. $200 down.
2.44 acres, 7 room home, mL from
Salem, basement furnace, bath, elec
tric lights chicken house, mostly In
fruit and berrlea Trade for home In
Salem.
KELVIN JOHNSON
275 State 8treet Phone $79$
Salem property to trade for coast
property. 791 a 13th.
132 acres nine miles from Salem,
good buildings, 14 acres alfalfa, creek
through Dlace. all cultivated except
about five acres -No better farm In tile
valley and party will accept small
acreage In trade or cheaper land near
Pedee. ...
Apartment house, 18 apartments, ex
tra good lumlture. for sale at a bar
gain or vsdU accept some trade, either
city or fahn property here In the val
ley or eastern Washington. .
Houses to rent from $10.00 to $50.00
per month.
CHAS. HUDKINS, Phone 9182.
Room 3, Miller's Store Bldg.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
Calif, ranch want improved Oregon
ranch.
20 acre vineyard near Fresno, heavy
producer, practically new house, barn,
electric motor, pressure system, new
well. Give complete details as to wsat
you have to trade in first letter. C.
Sorenson, P. O. Box IS 9, Parlier, CaL
FOR EXCHANGE
80 acres close to Salem on g-ood mar
ket road. 20 acres cultivated, bal. pas
ture and some timber, all well fenced,
small house, fair barn, chicken houses,
welL spring water piped to bldgs. Price
$4260. Will 4ake Salem home as part.
S3 acres located on market road, 5
acres In orchard, 25 acres cultivated,
bal. pasture and timber. Good well.
spring and creek, fair set of bldgs.
Priced right at $2600, part terms.
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
320 State Street Phone S708.
ACREAGE
2 good 20 acre tracts and a good
12 acre tract All reasonably priced
with terms as desired. See me about
these -places today.
H. C. SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. . Tel. 8302
SUBURBAN HOMES
' Dandy one acre tract, close to city,
pared road, plastered 4-R. house, large
barn and hen house, electric lights,
city water, bath and toilet all for
only $1950 $500 down. Why not?
You will be sorry if you don't
5-ACRES $1900.00
New 3 R. house, dandy soil, good
location, give terma
This Place You Should Own
27 -acres, good S-R. house, all la
cultivation, good spring, electric lights.
on paved road, 7-miles out, trice i,
700 $(50 down. This Is abargaln. See
J. D. SEARS, Realtor
132 South High Street
2 A. ( room house, for good house
In town. .,
17 A- stream, close to" Salem, $800.
R. A. FORKNER
ISIS N. Cottage TeL 303L
ea A 8 mL from town. SO -under cul
, tivatlon, 10 In orchard, stocked
and equipped at $6000. Will con
aider clrr tirooerty.
1 Aj. saved road, good solL 4 rm. plas
tered house, plumbing, lights. A
real bv at $2250. Some trade.
15 A., 2 In berries. Irrigation available.
C rm. house, barn. etc. $1400.
85 A. all under cult, fenced, fruit, ber
ries. S rm. bouse, new barn and
chicken house. Stock and equip
ment complete at $5500, Consider
city property.
8 rm. strictly modern house, north
alefa. A real buy at $3300, terms.
TRADES RENTALS INSURANCE
X P. ULRICH COMPANY
22S State Street Phone $673.
PALS
MONEY TO LOAN
llADB en furniture, car, salaries
or other -rood security, separable
monthly. Wbeo la financial used mm
us before closing a loan.
GENERAL, INVESTMENT .
- CORPORATION
rirst National Bank Bias, phone Silt.
'Bells of Harmony
Heard ever KOIN dally
rlns eat a loss service that
Is really, really different.
TOT7 GET THJ8 FTJIX
AMOUNT OP LOAN
IN CASH
ONLY LAWFUL. INTEREST
STRICT PRIVACY
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SKRVICB
on -joans lie to fine
Beneficial Loan '
Society
OF SALEM
Room lit New Bllgh Blds Znd Floor
LICENSED BY STATE
111 State St TeL I-T-4-S
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT JOANS
STATE' LOAN COM PANT
111 Oreron Building. Ind Floor.
I Office hra. 10:00 A. M. to S :30 P. M.
Telephone 77 1 J. State license lie.
S-165.
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce rout payments
Ton keep the ear
P. A. EIKER ,
Cor. Liberty St and Ferry
Phone 4731 Baleia. Ore.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Old and worthless horses called f r.
Phone iU9.
FOR SALE Good black team
and 1400, past 19 years, smtle sad
true, with harness $120. Will tike
fresh cow. or feeder plea Cecil Sr-
cent Kt 3. Box 832. one hail mue
from Uherty.
FOR SALE WOOD
Call SasKla for dry fir. Oak. ash
and maple. Reasonable prices 'Phene
37 1 J.
GUARANTEED DRY wood ccal
Tel. $000 Salem Fuel Co. Trade ft
Cottage.
Dry wood at Tracy's Phone 898$.
DRY FIR AND OAK WOOD. U
and fuel elL Call on us for prlcea Ve
give good measure good quality aid
rood service.
I. ARM KB TRANSFER ft STORAOY
Teleobons 3121
Old fir, ash and oak. Also planer
shavings. TeL 89 3 Z.
First class wood, phone 3887.
good fir, right prtces Howard. 238tY Court Room of the State of j
N. Front, TeL 5240. i
LOST AND FOUND
j0tmmm
IX) ST Between Episcopal church I
and 345 S. Winter, glasses In red
purse. TeL 5825.
LOST Ladies brown leather puise
on Wallace Road, or between Llnct4n
and T. B. hospital. . Keep money sad
return otner contents, 'lei. 7f 5S.
FOR SALE USED CARS
SPECIAL SALE
SALEM USED CAR CENTER
OPERATED BT VALLET MOTOR CO
1928 Bulck Standard Coupe ..1255.0O
192S BulckT Standard Coupe 140.00
192S Bulck 4 Pass Coupe 125.00
1928 Chrysler 72 Sedan. 33 lie. 36S.0O
1930 Chevrolet Sedan
1930 Chevrolet Coach
345.00
ll VL
1929 Chevrolet Sedan 275.00
1928 Chevrolet Roadster z- R5.00
1927 Dodge Coup
1931 Ford Cabriolet
1931 Ford Coupe
95.00
400.00
350.00
275.J0
1930 Ford Coups
1929 Ford Sedan
225.00
195.00
1929 Ford Coupe
1924 Ford Sedan '33 lie. .
50.00
192 Ford Tudor. '38 lie.
924 Ford CouDe. '33 lie.
"1925 Nash Coach, 33 lie.
AS
1925 Oakland Coach. '33 lie
1939 Plymouth Sedan. '33 lie. 145.00
1930 Studebaker Tour- '33 lie
TERMS TRADES
SEE
Jim or Charlie
Phone 7910 Marion A Liberty Streets
MCKAY'S TJSED CARS
WITH AN O K THAT COUNT J
'25 Overland Tourlns S 23.00
27 Paige Coach 95.00
28 Durant Coach '33 license 165.00
'31 Ford Victoria, '33 license - 3(5.00
30 Stude Sedan '33 license 435.0
32 Plymouth Sedan '33 license 550.00
2C Graham Truck '33 license 195.00
CHEVROLET
28 Coupe -
175.00
285.00
345.00
29 Coach '33 license
30 Coach '33 license
31 Coach '33 license
31 Sedan '33 license
30 Sport Roadster. '33 license.
445.00
485.oo
wlndwings, log light, wire
wheels and other acces
sories .
250.00
TERMS TRADES
We pay cash for late model light
used cars
McKAT CHEVROLET CO.
333 Center Phone 3189 430 N. Coi&'L
Now Wrecking
3 '24 to 'Zt Dodges.
1'27 Jordan Eight
1 '24 Ford Coupe.
l3-4 t. '25 Dodge delivery.
Trailers $8 and up.
Starters, generators and armatures.
Acme Auto and Truck
Wreckers
430 S. Commercial Tel. 7723.
H Block south of paper milL
Intermediate Group
Elects Opal Green
SILVERTON. Oct. 14. Opal
Green has been elected president
of the Intermediate league at the
Methodist church. Other officers
are: Vice-president. June Bow-
man; second ice-presideat, How
ard Chandler; third vice-presi
dent, Mary Miles; fourth vice
president. Alice Miles: secretary.
Marie Ball; treasurer, Tom BalL
'Safety
in Mrrrp inn
IIIU ilLIIfl 10111
STIBiTS ELECT
fiRAvn TSTJtvn. fvt. 14 pns,4
Ladles' Aid society of the Union-1
rile Eransellcal eharca will hold
Its first metlnf of the winter
rnesaar. uexoner is. la. ui Aia i
room of the eharch. It will be aa
all-day meeting with laneheoa at
noon. Work will be started oa
some of the quilts which the so
ciety win -quilt this winter. In the
afternoon election of officers will
be held. The president, Mrs. D. B.
Bartrnff. desires all members to
be present and extends an Invi
tation to friends.
At a meetlnr held recently of
the Dayton union high school stu
dent body the foUqwlnx officer,
were elected
T-m1Amm. tr.nn.h
TT.OW.T. mrtmm, m. ,.UM.T.' fl.t. I
,-i.'i.i-v.4 -fvl
v oaoui 7s vtau imvuoosui MMr
letle manager, John Clow; editor
nf t, nevtonlan IrnnM Pni.
;r: ;T,.r Tf.
KsstIs. -redl lesdars. Hsll- Boek. I
hHl end TCstallne, Mstaeheelc. I
To Edit Paper I
Ths. stndent bodr Is ventnrinr 1
ont this veer and nndrtakinsr I
some new accomplishments. The!
edltlne of the annual and the
wMk hfrh ichnnl nMr "Th
navtnnlan." art both nnw rnnnds I
in the ladder at aehlevement for I
the Dayton school.
There sre two new sports also
being taken up by student body
members. A girls' Indoor baseball
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF I
THE STATE OF OREGON. I
FOR THE COUNTY OF MAR
ION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE )
OF )
JENNIE T. CHAPMAN. Deceased)
That Oda L. Chapman, Executrix J
oi ine niaiaie or jennio x. uoap-
man. Deceased, nag niea witn me i
Cdunty Court of the SUte of Ore-
gon, ror me uounty or Marion, ner 1 0f council and a committee of
final account and report Of suehl.ix. met Wednesday nlrht and
Executrix, and that the same has
uregon in me county or Marion,
in the Court House of said Marion
County, on the 18th day of
tober, 1932, at the hour of 10:00
o'clock in the forenoon of said
day.
All persons interested in said
Estate are requested to then and
there appear to show cause, If
any, why ssia nnai account
snouia not pe auowea ana me x-
ecutrlx discharged.
Dated at Salem: Oregon, this
ICth day of September, 1932.
ODA L. CHAPMAN. Executrix of
the Last Will and Testament
and Estate of Jennie T. Chap
man, Deceased.
I -rtr w f rTTInn p.
1 v; jca-nne7
Salem, Oregon
Attorney for the Estate
First Publication of this notice:
Sept. 17, 1932.
Last Publication of this notice:
Oct. 15, 1932. 3-17-24-0-1-8-15.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue of mortgage foreclos-
iYoolion County in suit: "No. 22744.
BENJ. FRANKLIN SAVINGS AND'
LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corpora
tion, plaintiff, vs. MARGARET
MONTGOMERY SHAFER. CECIL
p oirmnn ..4 inntiu ntr i
" u"
I CO., nusoana ana wiie; niu-
LIAM EARL. SHAFER and ED-
GEN I A SHAFER. husband and
wife: FRANK E SHAFER and
MARY SHAFER. husband and
wife; and FRANK E. SHAFER,
as Executor of the Last Will and
Testament of FRANCIS E
SHAFER, deceased, defendants.
therein pending, and to me di
rected, I shall, on Saturdsy, Oo-
I tober 22, 1932, at ten o'clock in
tne forenoon thereof, at west door
of Marlon County Courthouse, Sa
lem, Oregon, sell s public auction,
for cash, all rignt, title, interest
end estate had and possessed by
said defendants, and each of
them, on or since August 28, 1950,
I in and to the following-described
real property, to-wit:
Commencing at the North
wezterly corner of Lot 2. Block
SO, University Addition to the
City of Salem, Marion County,
Oregon, thence running Easter
ly on the Southerly boundary of
State Street in .said tfity of Sa
lem, 60 feet; thence running
Southerly parallel with the
Westerly boundary line of said
Lot 2. to the Northerly boon
dary line of the alley running
Easterly and Westerly through
said block: thence running
Westerly along the Northerly
boundary line of said alley. CO
feet to the Southwesterly eoraex
of said Lot 2; thence running
Northerly oa the Westerly
boundary Has of said Lot 2. to
the place of beginning, all situ
ate .in said University Addition
to the City of Salem, .Marlon
County. Oregon.'
O. D. BOWER, Sheriff of
Marlon County. Oregon.
S17-24-1-S-15.
la Numbers
elab was e realised ' vita ' Belle
BeekMll as eaptalat Srelya Boad,
manarer and Estalene lists chek.
maacot. Practlee vtU tegia at
oaee. t
Tae elaytnr bt aorseshoes Is
tat second aew sport la valsa
there Las geea a great deal of la
ter est manifested. A. dab consist
lnr of six teams, has been orcaa-
wlta Bert Cooper as P rest-
law t ot are noping to set
me UaraaraaaU eehednled with
-jvhw-.
BLAZE SIMMS
CRABTREB. Oct; 14 The
USSStJr.
IVAiUUDHWUl UtUICS) UU Uli
SWSWW VCV UWB BUrU-
Isold's farm got beyond control.
Inaik ..n Ji. - M
lj :,7;.7, mZZZ ZL
I" me bUt bF i HUlCk aCtlOS Oa
the part of the aelghbon the
a"A re Saved.
The Crabtree Chureh of Christ
mel at in nau ror tn Purpose
of electing officers for the eom-
ing year. ' The program, furnish-
the official board, conslst-
or readings,; piano Humeers,
ua isias
Mr. and Mrs. Arery Haman of
Newport nsnea uraptree rnenas
Sunday. She Is principal of the
Newport school.
Sawmflfls Started
Abe Yalkman has just started
his small sawmill at Crabtree.
Several farmers are loading
squafeh for the : Salem cannery,
They yield from 10 to It ton per
acre.
The elate company has almost
finished filling ; the revetment
near Sanderson bridge with rocks
from Hungry bin.
BlldgeteeTS Cut $400
r 101X1 City Expense
INDEPENDENCE, Oct. 14
The budget committee, consisting
composed a budget calling for a
fire department., the police de-
i nartment and the recorders
I office are the ones who will feel
Oc-Jthe effect of the cut.
CUT ON SCHOOL SWING
VALSETZ, OcL 14 Deleroes
Morehead, was very badly cut and
bruised Monday while playing on
the rings on the school grounds
pirst aid was given by the janitor.
Charlie Berg.
T
Business
BATTERY ELECTRICIAN
R. D Barton Batteres .Starter and Piano Instruction 35c One free les-
generator wsrk. 545 Cbemeketa sL son. frH Ore. 177S Front St
CHIMNEY SWEEP MEDICINE
ii ii. Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medietas Co.
Telephone 1450. EL E. tferthaesa Roars Tuts and Sat, 3 to 5 p. m. 148
. N. C immerclaL
CHIROPRACTORS PLUMBING and HEATING
DR. a L SCOTT, PSG Chiropractor PLUMBING and general repair
25 N. High. Tel Rea 857S. work. Orsbsr Bros. lit So. IJberty
Tel esse
FLORISTS
CUT flowers, wedding botnusts
I funeral wreaths. Seco rations. C W.
I BreUh.upt. florist, 557 Court street
itiL 5904.
ALL kinds of floral work. Lata rter-
tst, Kth A Market Tel I5IZ.
FLOOR CONTRACTING
I Olsen Floor C. Tel H1L
INSURANCE
BECKE A HENDRICKS
Itt.ftL .Htgb TeL 4947
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW 8 A LEM LAUNDRY
THE WEIDSR LAUNDRY
2(3 a High TeL 9138
CAPITAL" CITY LAUNDRY
We Wash Everything la Lax"
Telephone 31(5 1 2(4 Broadway
LAWN aiOWERS
Sharpened snd repaired. Also trades
H. w ttorxt. 147 cnmi Telj Ills.
MATTRESSES
sfattressea rroia factory to
Eprina mattress (LOO. Renovat
ors and. fumlgatora. Capital Beddtns
CO- Tel. ooss loss North capitel
New mattress ma da to order, eld
mattress remade ; carpet cleaning, sis-
lag: fluff nig - neat lug 8a Mm Fluff
Rug Mattress factory. B. 13th ft
Wilbur. TeL 844L Otto ". Ewicker.
Est. ilt
' MUSIC STORES
GEO, C WILL Plaooa. Pbsm
graphs, sewing saavdilnss, sties snuata
ana' eiaae staKnsst KeDeniag t sbe
1 graphs nd sewina- snsvchlasa
4X1
Stats S treat Ssletn. -
TrWS A
THREE CHEERS FER TH5
AK HOOIVC FERTHE
1 CLUB PIS
FOB 611 H
VICTOR POINT. Oet. 14.
Wednesday afternoon the Home
Economies club of Union Hill, met
at the frange hall fo the first
time since the summer racation.
Mrs. Floyd Fox. club president.
had charre of the meeting, com
mittees were appointed to assist
in carrying out plans for the
grange fair, which will be held
Friday night October 21, as fol
lows:
Fortune telling. Mrs. Geneva
Hubbard. Mrs. W. F. Krena, Mrs.
Annlee Miller; candy booth, Mrs.
Elsie Tate. Mrs. M. M. CUmour,
Mrs. Ida Steinberger; fish pond,
Mrs. J. O. Darby. Mrs. C. a Jones,
Mrs. Gay Butler; lunch. Mr. ana
Mrs. Arthur Miixey and assist
ants. Mrs. Phillip Fischer is to
arrange for sign boards, directing
visitors to the grange hall. There
will be two club prizes offered by
the textile committee, Mrs. Helen
Muikey. chairman: Mrs. J. C
Krens and Miss Thelma Humph
reys, for the two best articles
made of flour, or sugar sacks.
After the business meeting a
short talk was given. Mrs. Win
nle Tate and Mrs. W. F. Krens
sans; soles, accompanied by Mrs.
Fox. and Mrs. Steinberger gave
a humorous reading. Lunch was
served by Mrs. J. O. Darby and
Ms. Phillip Fischer.
Members attending the meeting
were Mrs. Floyd Fox, Mrs. 1L E.
Hubbard. Mrs. W. F. Krens, Mrs.
Marlon MLUe, Mrs. J. O. Darby,
Ms. J. C. Krenz. Mrs. C. C Jones,
Mrs. Phillip Fischer, Mrs. M. M.
GUmour, Mrs. J. A. Robl, Mrs.
Guy Butler, Mrs. Winnie Tate,
Mrs. John Steinberger, Mrs. C. C
Csrter and Mrs. Verny Scott Vis
itors were Mrs. George Scott, Tol-
anda Rabl. Patricia Alexander!
Marjorle Tate, Junior Fox, Dale
Miller and Guy Scott.
The next meeting of the club
will be November 9 with Mrs
Fox. Mrs. Gilmour and Mrs. W. A.
Heater hostesses.
Modern Teachers
Study for Junior
Red Cross Papers
HATES VILLE, Oct12. - The
Modern Teachers club held its
first meeting for the school year
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Meetings will be held oa the
second sad fourth Mondays, at
the various schools represented. -
Members present were Mrs.
Lauren Settler of Middle Grove,
president; Mrs. Earl Albertsoa of
Quinaby, Mrs. Eva Kelso and Miss
Bern!ceZielke of Keiser, Mrs. Ba
ker and Mrs. Marshall of Hayes
TtUe, Mrs. Miller and Miss Bar-
qulst of Hssel Green. Mrs. Mo
Clure of Labish Center and Mrs.
McCoy of West Salem. Guests
present were Earl Albertson, Mrs.
Burr and Mrs.' Robins. " ,
SELECTS OFFICERS
CLEAR LAKE. Oct, 14 The
Ladles' Improvement club met
Wednesday when the annual elec
tion of officers was held: pre
sident, Mrs. T. Stolk; vice pre
sident. Mrs. E. Datoit; secretary.
Mrs. C Boyd; treasurer. Mrs. O.
Garner; flower committee, Mrs.
T. Hammock and Mrs. R. Smith.
Members present for lunch
were Mrs,'V. Boyd. Mrs. Ector,
Mrs. Brassier, Mrs. C. Boyd. Mrs.
O. Smith, Mrs. Hammock, Mrs. T.
Hammock and Mrs. E. Datoit. Af
ter noon, Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs. T
Stolk, Mrs. R. Smith. Mrs. R.
Lick, Mrs. Petxel. Mrs. J. O'Neal.
Mrs. W. Evans, Mrs. J. Pugh.
The teachers of Clear Lake are
preparing a -program and pie so
cial for Oct IS.
Felix O'Neal from Crescent
City, Calif., has been visiting his
brother, Jim O'Neal the past
week. He formerly lived in Ore
gon until three years sgo.
Harvest McNary Walnuts
Walnut picking has begun on
the Senator McNary place since
the rain. Everyone was glsd to
see the rain. The farmers espe
cially so they can plow prepara
tory to putting in their fall grain.
The Ladles' Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. V. Boyd
Thursday, October 20.
I SCOTTS MILLS, Oct. 14 Mr
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mer pastor of the Court Street
cnrisiian cnurcn in saiem, are
moving here this week to take
over the work here as pastor of
the Christian church. They are
moving In Mrs. Vina Losinger's
house.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hartman
returned home Wednesday from
Waplnltla,where they visited Mr.
Hartman's brother and family
and helped him celebrate his
85th birthday Sunday,
Mrs. Lena Bellinger left for
Portland 8undsy evening where
she will visit relatives and
friends for some time.
Averitte Dunagan, a student at
O. S. C, while home over the
week-end bad his silo rilled
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BROOKS. Oct. 14 'The first
meeting of the Brooks . parent
teacher association will be held
In the school house Friday night.
October 11. with O. O. Epley,
president In charge.
There are nine beginners la
the primary room of the Brooks
school this term, ander the lead
ership of Mrs. VsnSanten. pri
mary teacher. There are 42 pu
pils In the ! Intermediate room,
taught by Miss Alice Massey, aad .
in Portland Clyde Holer's room
there are 20 pupils.
R, Sldebottom. of Alberts,
Canada." Is visiting at the home
of his brother, A. P. Sldebottom
and family here. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Piingle aid Mrs. Pringle's
son Junior Portner are guests at
the Sldebottom home. Mrs. Prin
gle is a dsughter of Mr.f and
Mrs. M. Sldebottom.
The ' Brooks Community dab
held Its regular meeting la the
club house Thursday. A pot luck
dinner was served at noon. The
day was spent working on ap
rons, embroidery and decorative
articles.
Mrs. Ellsworth Scott has gone
to Hubbsrd to be with her sister.
Mrs. Clyde Ainsworth, who has
been ill. Miss Lav erne Catten.
who was operated on for appen
dicitis at the Salem hospital
about a month ago was brought
nom Tuesday. She is gaining
verf, satisfactorily. Mies Catten Is
the nly daughter of Mr. and
O. s. catton or tais pisee.
HUBBARD. Oct, 14. About
60 people attended the open house
given by the woman s eiuo tor
the teachers and parents at the
Pythian hall. Thursday night.
Mrs. Sadie Schoil, president, was
in charge assisted by the follow
ing committees: Decoration.
Blanche Brown end Audrey
Wells; reception, Louise Grimps
and Margaret McMannls, program.
Cobie de Leeplnasse and Anna
Stauffer, and refreshments, Sadie
Rich. Ida Garland and Mlna De-
Wolf.
Mrs. Schoil introduced the prin
cipal, Eugene Silke, who in turn.
introduced his teachers. After a
short talk by each, R. C. Painter
aptly summarized the future
years' work; the directors pre
ent. Dr. de Lespinssse and Waldo
Brown gave brief talks. The third
director, George Grimps, was un
able to be present on account
of illness.
The following Program was
given. The "More We Get To
gether," by all; a saxophone duet
by Mrs. 'George Gimps and Marie
de Lespinssse.
After an exciting penny race,
refreshments were served by the
committee, assisted by Marion Me
Kenzie, Beatrice Claypool and
, Ruth sad Mildred Coleman.
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