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The OREGON STATESS1AN, galea, Orrary Sroday Monifagretober 16. 1932
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HELP WANTED
se--s--aa-aaa-a --a. am a i"i"i"ifirJh'k''i"u'ruLrui
MEN-WOMEN 18-50. 1105.00 to
3i5O.0O month. Steady government life
lobs. Many port-depression ; vacancies.
Prepare immediately. List positions
and particulars FREE. Write today
mire. Franklin Institute, Dept. J8J O,
Rochester, N. T.
tlJSO-fSOOO YEAR. Gorernment life
job. Many post-depression vacancies.
Men women. 18-50. Steady work. List
positions; sample coaching and full
particulars FREE. Write immediately
today sure. Box 1182 O, care States
man. HELP WANTED MALE
Old established manufacturer win
f inane responsible man in a perman
ent business. Must have A-l referen
ces and car. StartinsT average $30
weekly. Steady increase up to flOO
fop right man. No slack season or lay
offs. Write promptly McCONNON
COMPANY. Dept. B-3210, Winona,
Minnesota.
SALESMEN WANTED
Salesladies or rr.en with personality,
ability, live wire. Good opportunity
rtnd pay for right parties. 250 N. High.
Sell advertising- coveralls, shopcoats.
12 patterns, quality herringbones, cov
erts at $1-95, beats all competition.
Experience unnecessary. Comm. ad
vanced. Outfit free. WEAREVA. 1120
Maple, Los Arnreles.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALE OM pri '1 'i bun
dle. Statesman office. V'" VI ''
Excellent Concord Sweet ''Water
grapes. Steddard, 1H nL on Wallace
Road. .
Female collie. Mrs. E. Krebs, Rt 2,
Salem.
Planb sale in full swing at Tall
mansi Used pianos. $35, $50, $5, $87,
$12$. Easy payment 395 a 12th,
near 8. P. depot
FARMERS: Buy your fire Insur
ance ef the OREGON MUTUAL FIRE
of McMlnnville. No raise in rates, and
NON-ASSESSABLE! STANDLEY &
FOLEY, Agts., Ladd & Bush Bank
Bldg.. .
Apples, N. Spies, 2315 Cottase.
Ladies' full fashioned silk hose, im
perfect, 7 pairs $1.05, postpaid. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Economy Hosiery
Co., 'Aahebbro; N. C. j-j
FOR SALE Concord grapes, Jln
rrrics place. Portland road.
TRADE Miscellaneous
Win exchange family car, good con.,
for horses or cows. J. II. Adams, R. 1,
Corvallis, Harry Hammond.
WANTED Miscellaneous
All kinds of rifles, pistols, shotguns,
old gold -nd Jewelry. Condition no ob
ject Name your prtea.
REINER'S EXCHANGE
150 N Commercial
WANTED Csed ptanoa, in ex
change en radios, phonographs, or fur
niture. H L. Stiff iirnji ure Ooyj1
Wanted, used club chair. Tel. 3485.
TV rnrnnA TvnrtmA- tn 'ha.ul to Sa
lem. 2385 N. Front Tel. 6240.
WANTED Dalton or Substrand
adding machine and Underwood type
writer. Tel. 9399.
MISCELLANEOUS
Kodak prints S for 25c and up at
Skewls ever Penneys store.
The Paris dressmaking shoppe, room
416, Oregon Bldg. Fhone 8415. Emma
B. Hale.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Rooms, 595 Court St. Tel. 4505.
ROOM AND BOARD
B-R Prlv. home. $20. 275 N. 14th.
jxi"LTirtrinn.ririririrrf"irinriinii i- -vr-i
Board, room. day. week or month.
1547 Court St, phone 7882.
Board, rm., steam heat, $20 up. Tel.
5411. ...
Large room, twin beds. TeL $317.
Room and excellent "board in mod
em home near state bouse, $10. Laun
dry and garage included. Sox 34,
Statesman. '
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Patton apartments downtown. Call
Patton's book store.
Close m modern steam heated apts.
at special low winter rates. Phone
I4J0.
Apt. Garage. $12.50. $91 N. ComX
Lovely court bungalow furnished,
fireplace, hdw. firs., garage, elec
range, $20. Phone 6164.
Prescott apta, $ rms., well-furnished,
private bath, furnace heat, garage,
$20. 1004 Oak 8t
POLLY ANTHER
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bo financial responsibility
for errors which may 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
tions! advertising. It fur
ther reserves the right to
classify ail advertising un
der the proper classification.
FOR RKNT APARTMENTS
Parkview Apta. 248 Marlon nnder
new management. Furnished apta..
newly renovated, water and heat, fur
nished. ---i.pi.-,ii-,n ...... -,-ii-innjxn
4 R. unfurn. apt, frigldalre, elec
tric range, garage. 2010 Nebraska St.
Furn. apt close In, 233 Division.
Well furnished 2 -room apartment
2201 HaseL Tel. 7664.
Cute apt. heated, $12. TeL $254.
Small furn. apt. 690 Union.
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3 R. furn. apt, steam heat, frlgld
alre. 1209 Court
Clean, cheap apts., rma $4, $S, $Sper
tao. Water, lights, fur. 770 S. Com'L
3 room furn. apt, 255 Center.
FOR RENTHOUSES
Furn. and onfurn. houses. R. A.
Forkner, 110 N. Cottage. TeL 3031.
0 room hnns ss sm. c- c.
and beds, $10 mo. Inquire 255 Center.
j w vwwi twU OB till CO
bedrooms, large living room, dining
room, kitchen and breakfast nook. Full
basement and garage. 1670 B St
Phone 7322.
Good 6 room house. Tel. 0539.
1450 NnrtH 1 0th St ,..
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call P. H. BELL, 9S78 or 7162.
Five room completely furnished du
plex, garage. 804 Milt St.
House partly furnished. Close In.
Cheap. 1320 State St, Apt 1.
FOR RENT Modern 6 -room home.
Call 803 N. Church.
Good five room house for rent 475
S. Winter.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT R anr, fnitt k
miles south of Salem in Liberty dis
trict, good 5 room house on place.
.1 . a i, . , .. . '
luBBicrou, weu ana. spring, small Darn
and chicken house. Cheap rent to a re
sponsible party; Phone 9541.
FOR SALE -Real Estate
Good semi-modern home surrounded
by beautiful shaded grounds, fruit
nuts, berries, grane arbor and nr.
dena Six rooms, fireplace, basement
tot i.uxua. garage. Hear junior high
and grammar schoola Paved street
nice view. $3500, terms, might accept
some carpenter work on deaL Owner
765 Rural avenue, phone 8854.
We have a 4 room house, garage,
paved street sidewalks, several fruit
trees, large lot, for only $600.00 on
easy payments.
340 acre stock ranch, 6 room house,
2 good barns, 90 acres tillable, running
water, good road, will exchange for
city property.
. A good 60 acre farm, fair improve
ments, running stream, some timber, 30
acres under cultivation for only $2,
500.00. McGILCHRIST PENNINGTON
209-10 U. S. Nat'L Bank Bldg.
Salem property to trade for coast
property. 791 a 13th.
132 acres nine miles from Salem,
good buildings, 14 acres alfalfa, creek
through place, all cultivated except
about five acrea No better farm in the
valley and party will accept small
acreage in trade or cheaper land near
Pedee.
Apartment house, 18 apartments, ex
tra good furniture, for sale at a bar
gain or will accept some trade, either
city or farm property here in the val
ley or eastern Washington.
Houses to rent from $10.00 to $50.00
per month.
CrHAR HUDKINS, Phone 9182.
Room 3, Miller's Store Bldg.
Late built modern suburban home,
six room basement, furnace, fireplace,
hardwood floors, nice furnishings, gar
den space, excellent view, located in
Salem Heights. $35. per mo.
W. H. ORABENHORST CO.
134 & Liberty St
LOT SACRIFICE
. $175.00 cash will take corner lot on
the S. W. corner of the Intersection of
N. 2apltal and Parrish streets, 50 by
00 f set, pavement paid, walks In. Here
is your chance to buy a lot at i price.
W. H. GRABENHORST CO.,
. REALTORS
- 1S4 South Liberty Street
FIVE YEARS WITHOUT INTEREST
$10.00 down and $10.00 per month
takes 10 acres of fine walnut, filbert
or berry soil, all cultivate a real
buy at $1250.00; let us show you.
W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
REALTORS
134 South Liberty Street
A REAL SNAP
Modern five room 'home with base
ment, furnace, fireplace,- hardwood
floors, nice yard, east front Price
43000. $500. down, 1aL terms. Located
at US5 ti. Church St
SEE W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
is south Liberty Street
PALS
- - w www w w . . -.-y--w- mmm
"y"-!". . j-ioerty, modern
furnished 3 rm. apt.
I FOR SALE Real Estate
20S mm Ift uw., M,Hitf.i.j , . .
balance pasture and timber. S000 cords
oak, mortgage $3000.00 : iiprlng and
old house; exchange for anythlng
owner can handle.
i
I room strictly modern house in
good location, price $4000.10 or will
exchange for f . room Tigln . type
house and assume. .
-
. hou la No. St Jem, price
$$00.00. Can arrange terms.
H seres dose to town with mod.
era I room bouse, mortgage $2100.00 ;
exchange for T room new and modern
house and will assume sane amount
. 8. M. EARLE
20S No. High Fhone t$71
m - -tj,v-irsr-sn-n-r-nrx. xrxruTxnrxnn,
TWO BARGAINS;
28 A. rich bottom land, i) A. alfal
f. 8 A. strawberries, all stocked and
equipped, death In family cause of
sacrifice price of $3500.
110 A. must be sold, owner ill, fine
soIL some timber, creek and spring,
electricity, $8000.
Will consider trade for pnrt
WINNIE PETTYJOHN
17f South High Stpset
1 1-4 A. on highway miles, cher
ries and prunes S0. $150. cash,
terma
4 A. Toledo, large house, needs re
pair, clear, for property here.
!H A. close In. good. T room house,
elec., bath, garage, barn, S chicken
houses, fruit and nuts, want mod.
home N. or E.
C. J. JACKSON, 341 State Street
through place. Small federal loan, sale
price $0000. Might consider tome trade.
Box 0, Statesman.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
- -i- i--tni-if i.ru-iririrtf-iinfLn n.-n-ir,rutr
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 what
you have to trade in first letter. C
Sorenson. P. O. Box 159, Parlier, CaL
FOR EXCHANGE
80 acres close to Salem on good 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 bldga Price
I4ZU0. will take Salem home as part
$3 acres located on market road. 8
acres in orchard, 25 acres cultivated,
bal. pasture and timber. Good welL
spring ana creeK, rair set or bldga
Priced right at $2600, part terms.
N. caiLDS CO Realtors
320 State Street Phone 670$.
ACREAGE
2 good 20 acre tracts and a rood
13 acre tract All reasonably priced
with terms as desired. See me about
these places today.
H. C. SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. TeL 890 J
'UBXTBrKOMES
Dandy one acre tract, close to city.
paved road, plastered 4-R. house, large
Darn ana nen nouse, electric lights,
city water, bath and toilet all for
only $1950 $500 down. Why nott
You will be sorry if you don't
5-ACRES $1900.00
New S R. house, dandy son. rood
location, give terma
This Place You Should Own
27 ft -acres, good 5-R. house, all la
cultivation, good spring, electric lights,
on paved road, 7-mlles out Price $!,
down. This is a bargain. See
J. l. SEARS, Realtor
132 South High Street
2Vi A. 6 room house, for rood house
In town.
17 A., stream, close to Salem, $300.
R. A. FORKNER
1610 N. Cottage TeL 303L
50 A. 8 mL from town, 30 under cul
tivation, 10 in orchard, stocked
and equipped at $6000. Will con
sider city nroDerty.
1 A., paved road, good soil, 4 rm. plas
tered house, plumbing, lights. A
real buy at $2250. Some trade.
15 A., 2 In berries. Irrigation available.
b rm. house, barn, etc S1400.
SI A. all under cult, fenced, fruit, ber
ries, s rm. house, new barn and
chicken house. Stock and equip
ment complete at $5500. Consider
city properly.
8 rm. strictly modern house, north
Salem. A real buy at $3300, terma
TRADES RENTALS INSURANCE
J. F. ULRICH COMPANY
325 State Street Phone 8672.
55 acres, one ml. from R. R. station.
all cultivated, 5 room house, large
new Darn, other rarm bldga. lays well.
stocks and equipment, barn full of
hay, everything goes, 15500.
6 3-4 A. l!i ml from Salem. 5 room
house, good well and pump, mostly all
in fruit, ilioo. y, cash.
2 V4 A. mL from Salem on paved
road, s room house, bath, basement
electric lights and water system, gar
age ana chicken house, fZ675.
MELVIN JOHNSON
278 State Street Phone 6796.
ACREAGE BUYS
$75.00 down and balance $15.00 per
month to include interest per
cent, 3 room house, and outbuild
ing, paved road, close to school
and store, close in. price 11800.00.
$25.00 down and balance $10.00 per
month and two years without In
terest will take acres of fine
prairie soil on paved road, three
room bouse, price $1800.00.
$200.00 down and balance terms at $
percent will take 6 acres with 4
room house and outbuildings, all
in strawberries, good road, electric
lights, a real buy at $1800.00.
$100.00 down and balance terms win
handle 1 acre with 4 room house
and outbuildings, located close la
. on -Falrvlew avenue, a real "buy
- ax sieve. ve.
If you axe looking for a small acreage
SEE W. H. GRABENHORST 4k CO,
- U!iALUiU! -
' 134 gooth Liberty Street
MONEY TO LOAN
PERSONAL LOANS
MA DB on furniture, cars, salaries
or other good security. Repayable
monthly. When in financial need see
us before closing a loan.
GENERAL INVESTMENT
First National Bank Bldg. Phone 811$.
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT X1ANS
31. ATW lAJAIi CUUfANI
fit nMmn RnlMIn 9wtA tnM
Telephone 7 7 IX. Stat lteanaa "n
O-iaa.
44
Tdle
i 1 1 i j i i - I . . : : . ' : '
MONEY TO LOAN
4Bel!s of Harmony
Heard ovev KOIM Sally
rmf out a loan servtee that
Is really, really fliffereat.
TOO GET THJB rULL
AMOUNT OF LOAN
IN CASH
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SEHYICS
wt uuno sis' CO eV
Beneficial Loan N
Society
A in ru
ee til New Bltgh Bldg. rnd ftost
818 State St TeL I-T-4-S
MONET LOANED ON AUTOfl
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange ta reduce rout payments
Ten keep the ear
P. A. EIKER
Car iJh,rt c, -
Phone 4732 Salem. Ore.
LOANS WANTED
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WANTED
Ral eatAta lnisi Staa sliaa itu
will pay 7 int. good security.
SEE W. H. ORABENHORST CO.
n. Linerry Btreet
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Phont 4 Iff.
RafaS1l11sk!Sl AJB .W.a M..Aa
"vB-uvew SI 111 SCt IJUtM. WJ T
still paying 7e light hens and Ic med.
bens F. O. B. owa plant Evergreen
Poultry and Egg Co, 120 a Com'L
St., In the alley.
FOR SALEWOOD
wau aaggie for dry fir, oak, ash
nd mania. IteaantMhl-k rtnm Muu.
3739. "
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QUA MTS-r nny ff fl -TaL
knot c.i.n. cn. -i rt- 'm J
CotUga, ., ,
a 1 -. -n
Dry wood at Tracy's. Phone 8168.
DRT BTR IMA rt k zr vmrtr i
and fuel p!L Call on us for prleea We
give good measure, good quality and
good eorvtce
ARM EH TRANSFER A STORAGE
Teleobene 2111
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Old fir. aah am w V ii
'--- ama jay VISUIOT
shavinga TeL 8932.
First class wood, phone $$$7.
--aibo .m ifrvwia. ary asn, old nr.
goodwood. Right prleea Howard, 1388
N. Front Tel. 6240.
LOST AND FOUND
a. i. s-'-eeSawasa--l-an nj-
I jTT Dalwraa-a V--.t. . .
and 345 & Winter, cUimi la rd
trvn -r1 COM
S-"- -a ct. e Omi0
LOST T 10,41 KlVk-ssrM UaOt-..
- Z w-r. a lewuici VMl BBSS
on Wallace Road, or between Lincoln
mna j. . ts. nospitax Keep money and
r-aiurn ocner contents. TeL TFSS.
Taken un Cirt 7fh asi a ...
Jersey heifer. Same can be had for
paying for the keep and for this ad.
n. UHU1BCKS
Phone 34F22. R. t. Box 130, Salem
FOR SALE USED CARS
-innru-u ui. Lgp " j1"" gjjgj ' IJI-"-"-"-"-"u -'
HAT.TTf TTC I?n i, a T, i-.Tj-XT-f--n.
OPERATED BY VALLEY MOTOR CO
i::5 Z01 etanaard coup $258.00
193S Bulr-lr RtmnAnr rsim. uaaa
lill Jlc.4 Coupe 12S!o
vnrywer ts seaan, si Ho. 16.00
1930 Chevrolet Sedan $48 0
1930 Chevrolet Coach . 328 00
1920 Chevrolet Sedan J75 0
c-nevroiet Roadster
198T Dodge Coupe
1931 Ford Cabriolet
125.00
95.00
400.00
350.00
278.00
226.00
195.00
80.00
46.00
40.00
131 Ford Coupe
1S30 Ford Coupe
129 Ford Sedan
list Ford Coupe
192 Ford Sedan '3$ 11a
192$ Ford Tudor. '3$ 11a ..
1924 Ford Coupe, 'S3 lie.
1925 Nash Coach, '3$ 11c
90.00
46.00
1929 Plymouth Sedan, '33 lie. . 148.00
192 Studebaker Tour., 'J u. 96.00
TERMS TRADES
SEE
3im At fY-i Vila
Phone 710 Marlon Liberty Streets
MCKAY'S USED CARS
WITH ATJ rt XT TITiT -- TTAT-I-a
25 Overland Touring $ 36.00
'27 Paige Coach 96.00
'23 Durant Coach 'S3 license 18.00
'31 Ford Victoria, $$ license 368.00
v stuae seaan ji license 41.
'S3 Plymouth Sedan '33 license 550.00
'26 Graham Truck '31 license 16.00
CHEVROI.CT
z coupe
176.00
16.00
848.00
446.00
488.00
'2 Coach '38 license
'30 Coach '33. license
'31 Coach '33 license
'31 Sedan '33 license
'SO ftnnrt TtnxAm (! t.n
wtndwings, fog light, wire
wheels and other aocee-
sorles 250.00
TERM3 TRADES
We pay cash for .late, model light
used oar a
MoKAT CHEVROLET CO.
3 IS Center Phone 8188 43 N. ComT
Now Wrecking
8 '34 to '38 Dodges.
1 '17 Jordan Eight.
1 '34 Ford Coupe.
13-4 T. '28 Dodge delivery.
Trailers $8 and up.
Starters, renaratora and armatures.
Acme Auto and Truck
Wreckers
430 a Commercial TeL TTIs.
Block sooth ef paper mm.
1921 Ford truck coed condition, $38.
wai rraae on gasoline pump, feia
vice Station.
Jade Necklace Play
Selected at Hubbard
es-a-s-ansam
HUBBARD. Oct. 15. "The
Jade Necklace la the play chos
en for the senior-Junior play -to be
given sometime In November. The
cast Include Anna Knight, Mar
Jorie Wolfer, Helen Paulson, Dor
othy McKsy, Betty Brown, Johm
Scholl, Jack Moo maw, and Marion
cari.
Chatter'
SOCIAL GROUP
niETffi
Variety Activity Marks Past
Vpek in Scio; Many
Of men on Hunt
SCIO, Oct. IS THe regnlar
meeting of the "As Tom Like It
club was held et the home ef Mrs.
George Sutherland at her home
south of Sclo. Foirteen members
ssswered roll call and Mrs. Arch
Rsy was an additional raeet. Thm
afternoon was spent lm , piscina;
qaui diocss. The next meetlas
will be held at the home of Mrs.
John Shimsnek.
At a recent business meeting of
the club the following officers
were elected: President, Mrs.
Marvin Long; vice president, Mrs.
Price Neal; secretary and treas
urer, Mrs. George Rodgers. Mrs.
Rodgers was alse appointed as the
reporter.
Betty June Withers who has
been confined te her bed with a
broken knee cap Is reported to be
getting along nicely and will be
able to be up on crutches In three
or rour weeks.
Dens more Move
Mr. and Mrs. John Densmore,
Jr., are moving from the Enoch
Shelton property and moving to
the former Ballln nronerty Inat
vacated by the Charlie Hodge
lamiiy.
'.group of friends and mem
bers of the Z. C. B. J. lodre call ad
on Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Chladek re
cently and gave them a rousing
charivari. Mr. and Mrs. Chladek
were married in Albany Saturday
and have returned to the bride's
home here. Mrs. Chladek was for
merly Mrs. Anna Doubeck. They
will make their home in Portland.
Deer Hosier Home
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brock re
turned recently from a deer hunt
ing trip in eastern Oregon In the
Heppner locality. Others from
here who have been hunting are
Fred Jones, Edwin Holland, and
Fred Bllyeu who each got a nice
buck in southern Oregon. Msyor
Al Ewing snd Mr. Trolllnger are
also in the south on a hantlng
trip.
The Misses Eleanors Miller and
Clola Gallegly who are attending
the Normal school at Monmouth
spent a few days this week at
their homes here. Miss Doris
Wed die is expected to return to
her home here this week from a
vacation trip to Rainier National
r
Business
BATTERY ELECTRICIAN
R. D Barton Batteries -Starter and
generator work. 646 Chemeketa sC
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 446. a B. North-Mas.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. O. I SCOTT, PSC. Chiropractor.
Zft N. High. TeL Rea I5TX.
FLORISTS
cut Dowers, wedding bouquets-
runerai wreaths, decorations. C r.
Brelthaupt. florist. 657 Conrt street.
TeL 6904.
ALL kinds of floral work. Lots Flor
ist. 16th A Market TeL 9613.
FLOOR CONTRACTING
Olsea Floor Ca. TeL 911L
INSURANCE
BECKX A HENDRICKS
161 K. High TeL 6861
i
LAUNDRIES
THTB NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
' THE WXJDER LAUNDRY
168 & High TeL 8188
CAPITAL CITT LAUNDRY.
We Wash Everything In Lux"
Telephone 3166 1364 Broadway
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened end repaired. Alee trades.
H. W. Soott. 14T 8. ComT Tet 4616.
MATTRESSES
SCattressis froca faetet-y km hotaa.
Spring, nutttrese S.0e. Renerat-
ers and IMntgaxora. Capital Beddin
ve. Tat, sets, sei Nana capiteL
Hew 'mattress made ta order, eld
mattreae remade carpet cleaning, eta.
tng ; fluff roc- wearing. 8alam Flaf
k6 xattreea ractery. S. isth A
WMbur. Tel 644L Otto F. zWrt-Jcar,
MUSIC STORES
am n wtt.t -m.-u.
rranha aawlna - -1 - - m.i
and piano studios. Repairing phea-
state street.
iif
' " .
I park in Washington and ether
scenic beauty places, -..
'A 8clo miasOereld McDonald,
was the winner et the sedan given
la a Mbacriptloa contest, ipon
sered by Greater Oregon newt
paper of Albany.
: The Odd Fellows hall is receiv
ing a new coat of paint, both on
the Inside and outside.
; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holichek
and two children, Harry and Bes
sie, returned Wednesday from a
trip to South Dakota where they
visited, at the home of Mrs. Holt
ehek'a 'parents. '
Hallowe'en
Parade For
Kids Slated
DALLAS, Oct. IS The an
nual Hallowe'en parade for school
children will be held Monday
night, October SI. The parade
this year will follow closely the
same lines as those of previous
years with prizes being given for
the best costume and room
prises for the best attendant.
The parade will form at the
Dallas Junior high school build
ing at the corner of Main and
Academy streets and wllL march
down Main street and then to the
bead stand. In .addition to the
grade school children, the Dallas
fire department, city and school
bands and the Boy Scouts have
been Invited to participate. An ef
fort will be made to have the
school busses bring the children
from the rural districts so they
may take part la the affair.
The parade Is six-annual af
fair sponsored .bjpkrl Fentoa
Post of the Amert-cwi Lesion. Ar
rangements for the parade are In
the hauls of a committee ap
pointed for this purpose consisting
of R. S. Kreason, Jack Eakln,
Ivan Warner, 8. E. Whltworth,
and Burton C. BelL
W. R, C. Will Hold
Monthly Social at
Homes of Members
WOODBTJRN, Oct. 15. The lo
cal W. R. C, which has been
meeting at the homes of mem
bers since the Odd Fellows hall
burned, expects to meet in the
new I. O. O. T. hall soon. An in
teresting meeting was held Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. J. H.
Livesay when plans for the win
ter's work were discussed.
Social meetings will be held the
second Thursday of each month;
the next to be October J 7 at the
home of Mrs. Frank Wright.
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By CLIFF STERRETT
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Hewitt Main Speaker on Aft
ernoon Program; Pub-,
lie is Invited
SILVERTON HILLS- nt IK
Ror Hewitt of Salem sii taa
principal speaker Saturday after
noon at the one-day district com
munity rair xteid at the Sllverton
Hills Community Hall.
Ralph Beck. Polk county
agent, was the mala Judge of the
farm nrodncta. Tha firm am.
ducts, flowers, csnned goods, and
j avenue ana textile exhibits were
shown In booths about the hall.
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BIIEUm SUITED
DALLAS. Oct- II U Mi-Kara
of the Buell grange are sponsor
ing a temDeranee rali-r and can
didates night at the Buell hall
oa Thursday, October 10,' at t
O'clock. All locaL state, and dla.
trict candidates are invited to
auena.
The candidates attandin-p win
be Introduced and allowwi
minute talks. The main feature
oi me evening will be a JO-mln-
nie aaoress oa prohibition by
Ren Roy W. Nelson at M,M(nn.
rfile. His remarks will be aimed
ai ine move to repeal the Ore
gon enforcement act.
. In addition to these talks
there will be a ineeeh hr nw
cult Judge Arlie O. Walker and
xwo-minute talks by Otto W. Hol
der. 8heridsn: 8. M. Johnson.
cur oi me sneriann Sun; Rev.
R. A. Feenstra. Sheridan- F.aria
Richardson, editor of the -Polk
county itemlzer- Observer; and
others.
There will also he.
singing led by C. Adrian Slaaof
ouerman ana rally songs by the
Sheridan male anartat
This meeting Is 'to be strictly
non-partisan and all candidates
wno aesire are invited to attend
Lett 8. Finseth. mamr nf rial.
las, will act as toastmaster and
iom iair or Buell is in charge
vi me arrangements.
BILL. OCTOBER 2
DALLAS. Oct. IK A dahatanf
real Interest to the voters will be
neid in toe Polk county circuit
court room tha n'rht nr iviii,
October 21. Renreae-itatlToa nt
the proponents of the Zorn-Isc-
rnerson bill and opponents of the
measure will debate on th mar.
its of the nronoat-d hill Jn k
the dabsters will be hss not been
disclosed at the present time.
A. D. weir of Corvsllls. whn
hss been workinr in this vicinity
In the interest of the bill, sought
to interest the rrann th Farm.
ers union, and the chamber of
commerce In siranelntr for tha de
bate. He was informed that there
nis
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The first social event la the Girl's
Leacue program Is to be a recep
tion for all freshman and new
rlrla. Friday, October II.
The social committee consists
off Joan Anderson, chairman;
,mm oTcrson, jjorom-r uttle,
aad If one Tout TV a fnii-.
committees were chosen by the so
cUl committee to take care of the)
reception: Refreshment Margar
et Foster, chairman; Polly Sloper.
and Marine Carey. Games Beryl
"7, coairmsm; -loan Dickson,
Francis Haley aad Gertrude Gen
temann. Decoration Elisabeth
Baker, chairman; Dorrls Mattlsoa
and Myrtle Swerlngen. Clean Cp
-orurgia jones, enairman; Lllllo
Cotten and Vurla Becken. Hostess
Vera Ramsy, chairman; Fran
cis Cuthbert an Vflaa--a ti...i.
cutt.
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see that the freshman and new
giria get to tae party and are
made to feel at home. Each sen
ior is to sccompsay a tlrl to ttt
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sophomores are to give a program
or me reception.
NOTICE FOR BIDS
Bids Will ha rwairf
undersigned Clerk
trict No. It, Marion County. Ore
gon, up co o'clock p.m. October
25. 19S2. for the fnrnlshlnr nr
wood for the several schools of
me district for the year 1133-34,
the Same tO be deliTAravf lit an-
proximate quantities as listed be-
1 a a . e
uw no raier maa September 1,
1933. Bidder to submit bids for
wood to be delivered at tha -r.
eral schools- and to designate the
sma ana quality of wood he will
furnish. Bids are to be enclnaod
In a sealed envelope and marked
ooa bio.- a bond or certified
check for ten per cent of th
amount of the contract will be
required from the successful bid
der guaranteeing the faithful per
formance of his contract. Bids
are To be opened at the meeting
of the Board. Tuesday evening,
October 25, 132. Right Is re
served to accept or reject any or
all bids.
Approximate amount of wood
needed: ta
Highland 55 cords
Grant .65 cords
Englewood .-. C5 cords
Richmond 55 cord
Park CO cord
McKlnley (0 cords
Lincoln 45 cords
Washington 45 cords
Garfield 55 corda
Senior 240 cords
Parrish 1 cords
Grand Stand 5 cords
Total .'...740 corda
W. H. Burghardt, Clerk. O.
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