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Newspaper Page TextPMet Meed MMed Classified Ads Call 9101 Classified Advertising Single Insertion per line ..10e Three Insertions per line . . 20e Six Insertions per line .. 30c One month per line . . ,4 . $1.00 Minimum chute . . . 25e Copy iter this sace accepted aatil :JO the veniag kef or poblicatiea (or claaaitiaatkm. Copy recwrid tiur thia trne will bo roar aadar tha haad ing Too Lato to Classify. Too Statesman aaaomea ae finaa elal responsibility for errora -watts oa ppaar is adrcrliiemanta pabliaa ed ia its columns, and ia casta wboro this paper is at fault will ropriat that part ( sa a arrt moment hi wIucb the jrpef rspbieal mistake eccars. Tha Stateaman reserves tbe right to reject ohiectioaeole aAasrtiatBg. It iar thar reaervca tbo right to classify ail avertiaiac aadar tbo propor daaaiflea t'OB. Help Wanted Office mgr. wanted ; year contract at $ISS mo. 1500 cash required, return able mo. Box S26, Statesman. Help Wanted Female ( Girl for general housework. Box Statesman. - Lady to care for two children for room 'and board. Box 934, care States man, For Sale Mi scellaneons Safo for sals, fireproof. 3 Si C he ma ke ta. FOR SALK Puppies, 4 weeks old. Call 1710 N. 17th St. TTPEWRITERS Rent a machine, practice at boms, Special rates to stu enta Roen. 420 Court. Pbona C77S. Buy . your- poultry dressed to order. tZt N. Front. Tel. 4893. ' RADIO FOR SAUi: iO-tube. 9200.00 automatic Zenith. l!ke new, balance due SS9.60. Terms, i down, ti monthly. See Mr. Jans GEO. C WILL MUSIC STORE SALEM Apples, and desirable shrubs and trp-s. Schreiber Englewood Nursery, 060 Nebraska Avenue. FOR SALE Double tested fresh Jersey cow. K. J. Miller, Turner, 6 ml. southwest. Box 72. Trade Miscellaneous TRADE Elec radio for battery set. 1 Hi S. loth. Salem. Perfect A. B. gas. range, BL 7, Box 123, Garden Koad. .Wanted M iscellaneoua j Free We pick up dead and worth less horses, cow, stieep. Tel. 4 SO. Top price, cash, for used piano. Deal er. Call S707. " - : Turkeys wanted.: Alive or dressed. Highest cash prices. Tel. 133F2, Lee's Hatchery. WANTED 3 tons Franqftette wal nuts. Cash on delivery. State Cafeteria. WANTED Walnut and f Ubert Bleats. State Cafeteria. Wanted Furniture CASH P AID FOR TOUR TOOLS Stoves, Furniture Capital Hardware A Furniture Co. tti N. Commercial Phone 7S4S. Miscellaneous Haircuts. 1 5c-20c SOI & Winter. WANTE D Boarders, 95.25 per week. 159 Edge water St. j For Rent Rooms Plenty of steam heat. Bllgb Hotel. Ttates 13.00 wk. and npv Furnace heated room. Tel. 449 S. Comfortable rooms SI 5 N. Winter. Hstcpg. rooms for men. 200 Center. Rent furn. room, 1553 State. Basement sleeping room, SSI Center. Room and Board i ran. - do. -ret. sass. sis cnetneketa. Home cooking. Very close In. S4S2. 1 i i - - - -g-i rj- i.nruTLp Room, board. 1315 N. 17th St. Rmi. home eta., 1724 Chemeketa. : Room and board for men. TeL 4445. B-ai-d and room for elderly lady or couple. Phone S171 or call 1155 S. 13th. For Rent Apartments Mod. 1st floor apt, (43 Union. Furn. 2-room apt. TeL 7064. 2261 : Basel Ave. Nice Turn, apt: 690 Union. Furnished flat Phone 6288. I Furn. apt, 1620 Ferry Street fj ,i , i m , ' i-i 1 1 1 1 i i i ri n n.n.n.r 2 room furn. reconditioned duplex, first floor, S60 Mill. For Rent Houses 7 room house, tmfurn.. In North Sa lem. See Mrs. Cad we 11. Statesman office. Winter rates on cottagea Lone Star Auto Camp, 19(0 N. CapitoL Partly furnished house. Phone 4(50. -1710-S. Winter, 4 bedrooms J3S.00 1259-Center, S R. modern 32. SO liS3-Sain w, furn. mod. 35.00 . P. H. BKLL. 425 Oregon Bldg. Furn. 4V onfurn, Forkner. TeL SOIL ADVERTISINQ Portland Representative Gordon B. Bell. Security BulMlng. Portland, Ore. : - Western Advertising Representatives - " Fenrer-Hall Co, Ltd. Its Francisco, Los Angelas, Sottle Eastern Advertising .Representatires Bryant, Griffith Brunson. Ine, Chicago. New York, Detroit. Boston. Atlanta anpaaBan gntertd mt fas ratoffttm at BaUm. Oregon, es ScodClam Matter. Pas lUAed rrary morning iseepi Honda B"sm office. Ill South Commrrcxoi Strut. ; SUBSCRIPTION 'RATES: Mall Subscription Rates, In Advance, Within Oregon: Dally and Sunday. 1 Mo. S9 cents: t Mo. SL25; ( Mo. S2.2S; 1 year $4.00. Elsewhere SO cents per Mow or -$5.00 for 1 year la advance. Pet Copy S cents. News Stands i cents. By City Carrier: 45 cents a month, f 5.00 a year ia advance n t e re s t i ng Facts We hare noticed that most writers ot columns run their pic tures at the head of their columns. We had ours taken so we would be in line with the rest of them. Mt. Mayon, near Manila is the world's most perfect volcanic cone 8,500 feet above sea level. America has dominated the Philippines for 31 years. e o In one generation the popula tion in the Philippines has crown from 6,000,000 to 14,000,000. o o o There are a score of races in the Philippines. Nine major lan guages are spoken, and there are 80 dialects. For Rent Houses Furn. 5 R. mod. house, close in. TeL 0(20. 2 room furn. house. 8840. Small house. TeL 8809. evenings. 4 room furn. house at 1170 N. 16th St., 20. W. G. KRUEGER 147 N. Com'L Phone 4728. For Rent fToepItal beds and wheelchairs to rent. H. L Stiff Furniture Co. Offlee rooms tor rent SSI State St IL 3713. 240 A. near Salem. 130 A. tillable. good water. f:tir bldga, good fences. Low cash rent 645 Ferry St. 10 acre tract, close In. 5 room mod ern house. More than half in fruits and nut. Rent by month or year to desirable tenant. - Ronald C Glover, 20a Oregon Building. Warm, dry. garage for rent 458 S. High, Apt. No. 1. For Sale Real Estate Anything pertaining to real estate buy, sell or exchange. See Mr. Lindgren, HAWKINS & ROBERTS. INC. 3 A. fine soli, close to Salem. 6 R. plastered house with basement and fireplace : elec. water system, large chickpn house. More than 200 8-year old filbert This is a real buy at S360O. Terms. Money to loan at 6. K. A. FORKNER, 1853 N. Capitol FOR SALE, by owner, S room home, large lot with fruit double garage, walking distance : shown by appoint ment only. Price $3200.00, terms. Phone 9541 or call at 1710 N. 17th St 7 R. house, newly decorated, corner lot, paved both sides; 2 bllis. Parrish scfkool, double garage, partly furnished. fruU. -fine garden r 02100.00 for short time. Phone A. J. Flint, owner. House a Grant S29 Cottrt TeL 6584. T .lot vniip ttrArurrv tV cola ssrlt w HAWKINS KO BERTS, INC. 2599 E. NOB HILL Beautiful little home, 4 rooms and bath, fireplace, hardwood floors throughout, nice lawn with rockery and shrubbery, east front with view, garage attached to house. Furniture included. -ood quality. $2650. Call 7807 for appointment SOCOIXFSKY SON First National Bank Bldg. UNBELIEVABLE BUT TRUE S room, nicely furnished house, basement furnace, large corner lot suitable for 2 more houses. Formerly priced at $4800. Now an estate is of fered for only $2000. Call MRS. ELLIS with CHILDS 4c MILLER, Realtors 344 State Street Phone 6708. SaaAap-aAkBHAaaBBBakakaBharBaa, HOME BARGAIN S rooms, bath, basement, furnace, lot xl22, fruit, close to school and bus, garage. $1790 $50 down, balance easy payments. SOCOLOFSKT SON First National Bank Bldg. SUBURBAN HOME Immediate possession of a neat 4 room cottage with built Ins, plumbing, electric lignts, driven well, garage, woodshed, barn, chicken houses. 2 acres best of. well -drained, productive soil and not far out on good road. Price $2000, cash $300. bat monthly. CHILDS ft MILLER, Realtors 341 State Street Phone 6708. - FOR SALE For $850. a 6 room house on Elec tric St $200 cash will handle. P. H. BELL 425 Oregon Bldg. Phone 8121. $1000. 4 K- plastered house, bath, cor ner lot east front, paving paid. 10 down, 5-R. house, oak floors, basement, furnace, fireplace, paving, etc. $2100. $3500L S-R. English type home on Hood St. Modern In every way, oak floors, etc. In fine condi tion. Terms. MONEY TO LOAN at 6. MELV1N JOHNSON - - 725 Court St Phone 3723. Excham -Real Estate Will trade going Salem business for good valley farm. Box 918, Statesman. EXCHANGE We want a good home In Portland In exchange for fino Salem home. Price $8500. Must be well located. CHILDS ft MILLER, Realtors 341 State Street Phone 6708. For Sali; Farms Special this week: 7 acres, good house, basement, furnace, water sys tem, 3 hen houses, good barn, 4 ml. from Salem oa the pavement; $2600. Terms. H. C. SHIELDS 210 Oregon Bldg. TeL 8902. 257 A. 80 in cult 4-R. house, barn, 6 cabins, enough timber at 50 cents A CORD stumpage to pay for the place. Easy to get out and easy haul to Salem $3750. 10 A. on paved road, north. Bldgs. practically' new, good solL All cult $1250. 2S0 A. stock and dairy farm. 60 In crop. 6-R. house, large concrete dairy bam. electric lights, city water, 44 head Guernsey cows and heifers, 3 feed barns, 650,000 ce dar and fir timber. SOOO A. free range. 80 tons hay In bam. stock and-equipment, $12,000; one-third cash. ' MELV1N JOHNSON - - TJS Court St Phone 371$. Acreage ACREAGE 10 acres about S miles out, good road, comfortable borne, part in cherries, apples and prunes. Electric service. ' Some plow land and timber pas ture. All goes at $1600. 18 acres. First class dairy, two good houses, paved highway, mile to good town. Large dairy barn, ce ment dairy house. Included are It . cows, bull, fanning and dairy equip ment and good route. Netted $150 ; per month last year. Owner will accept Salem residence and give long time oa balance. CHILDS ft MILLER, Realtors ' Sit Stats Street ' Phone (70S. 1 p i a For Sale Used Cars ! ... - See these Used Car Values 1935 Stude Sedan, low mileage $850 1935 Dodge I -door Sedan, 12,000 - mL, radio and heater 76 5 1931 Hudson Coupe, one valve ! grind, new tires I S3 5 1934 V-S Ford Coach, recondition- ? ed and new tires i 485 1934 Willys 77 Sedan, economical to run 425 375 325 295 250 1(0 75 115 7S 76 1933 V-8 DeLuxe Sedan 1929 Chrysler 73 Sedan . 19Z9 Jjooge 4-ooor Heaan 1929 I Hi rant 6(0 2 -door Sedan 1927 Hudson Brougham j. 1927 Oakland 2-door Sedan .. 1925 Bulck Sedan 1925 Reo Sedan 4- BONESTEELE BROS. INC. j 1936 STUDE BAKER NOW ON j DISPLAY 1 ; Chemeketa ft Liberty Phone 4144 '35 Oldsmoblle 6 DeLuxe i Coach, very low mileage. Liberal discount. 8$ 4 S. Commercial. j j 1929 Nash Coupe 1930 Ford Roadster Dodge Victory Pickup Essex Coach as Is 1 $ 200.00 195.00 195.00 25.00 10.00 300.00 1004.00 S0.00 i 350.00 285.00 Ford Touring as is Holt trac tractor Caterpillar tractor Dump body and hoist , 1929 Dodge Dump truck Mori and two-ton L. W. B. James H. Maden Co. j 217 State Street Phone S590. International Motor Trucks ftiMcCor roick Deerinsr Farm Machinery j 1926 Dodge.' fair condition. Make an offer. Tel. 9407. Vm in the new car busi ness . . so I want to sell these used cars fast! 1934 Ford DeLuxe Coupe, good tires, finish like new, low mileage, and equipped with radio $325 1932 Buick Sedan, good tires, mo tor thoroughly checked over, good rubber, thousands of miles of service . 565 1933 Pontlac DeLuxe Sedan thor oughly reconditioned, a, real bareraln 413 1931 Poutiac DeLuxe Sedan, 6 W. eq., terms, good tires, motor In A-l condition 335 1929 Buick Sedan, motor over hauled .. 293 1928 Essex Sedan, reconditioned- - 135 1928 Essex Coach as la 85 1927 Oakland -Sedan 75 1926 Ford Touring , 35 Moon Sedan 40 Paige Touring 36 Don't fail to ask our salesman about how you. may buy one of the above cars for as little as $5.00 down and 20 months to pay. Otto J. Wilson ! BUICK ft PONTIAC 318 N. Com'L St Salem, Ore. Wanted Real Estate ; WANTED Listings of several S and 6 room homes in Salem. If you want to sell, see Mr. Llndgren HAWKINS 4 ROBERTS, INC i Have cash buyer for farm up to S39( ,000. Will be here Immediately after Thanksgiving. Must be attractive home and income, interested in mature wal nuts. Brinjr in your list intra. WINNIE PETTYJOHN ! 519 Court Street "! Business Opportunities INVESTMENTS Invest vour nvlnn S ( S nmr cent on first mortgage securities. See tiawxins KODerta, - - - - i -1 , ,. , . .1 ij , nruj-uLi-i Serr. station well located down 'town, doing fine business, new equip. iDeal wHh owner. 3900.00, all cash. Bs 014. care Statesman. t Well established beauty shop. Good Clientele. Box 900, care Statesman. FOR SALE f Equipment and lease of meat market showing good income. Owner tnovtng from Salem offers low price of $1850. i Call MRS. ELLIS with i CHILDS ft MILLER, Realtors 344 State Street Phone (708. Money to Loan Personal Loans By an Independent Salem Finance Co. I Amounts to $1500 One to Twenty Months to Repay I Deal with an Independent Salem Owned-and-operated finance company Where your needs will receive every consideration both before and after the loan Is made. No Delays ... No Red Tape General Finance Corp. frrst Nnt'l Bank Bldg. Phone 8553. j: Licensed. S-138 by State j A Complete Service on Loans Up to $300 We can advance cash quickly and privately to any employed man or woman In 24 hour a Beneficial. Loan Society of Salem Room 119. New BUsh Bldg. 2nd floor .LICENSED NO. S-122 ft M 165 by: 518 State St TeL 3740. Loans Made In Nearby Towns I Automobile Loans Private money for automobile loans at new low rates. Personal Attention No Delays You Keep Your Car ! Roy Simmons j First Nafl. Bank Bids. Phone S553J - Licensed by the State ( MONEY TO LOAN Rate depends on security, 5 up. j SOCOLOFSKT ft SON First National Bank Bldg. Loans Wanted i Loans wanted on farm and city property. Before borrowing, inquire at Hawkins ft Roberta !i WANTED: $1000 private loan on dose in six room home with basement' and furnace. Will pay 7 Interest SEE. W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO. 134 South Liberty Street lied at about $8000. Box 920, States-! man. S Coos county for sale here at par plus accrued interest Seller will uncondi tionally guarantee principal and Inter est and will handle collection for a4 count of purchaser. Face of warrants $1(50 and sale will be handled only In lots -of $500 or more. - Communicate Box 927, Statesman. ; For Sale Worn! I II in. old fir. $5.50. Phone S45I. ' j NAaSAeVeMMwVMMMwVMWWVwVMWl GUARANTEED DRT wood -roe. I tel. 6000. Salem Fuel Co. Trade ft Cottage. ' Good dry . wood. TeL R Fenwick. 4537. AAAAsAbAasBsbBaaSsMa'aSsB !i Dry wood, all kinds, TeL S3S4. Dry 2nd growth fir. TeL 7S89. j All kinds good wood. TeL S254. ! v waw evaaf ay m. vvi a si aa svwsj HE For Sale Used Cars McKay s Guaranteed Used Cars 26 Star Sedan Chrysler Coach 2S Essex Coach f 45 00 . 7S.00 . 145.00 . 195.00 . 195.00 . 245.00 . 295.00 . 295.00 .$345.00 30 Ford Tudor 29 Oldsmoblle Coach 29 Hudson- Sedan 31 Che v. Spt Roadster 30 Chev. Special Sedan 80 Buick Coups McKay Chevrolet Co. S33 Center Street Again We Say Watch the New 1936 V-8 Fords Go By! CURRENT SALES PERMIT US TO OFFER THE FOLLOWING UNEQUALLED VALUES IN GUARANTEED USED CARS 1931 Bulck Sedan 1980 Model A Coach 1928 Buick Standard Sedan 1935 V-8 Regular Sedan 1934 V-8 DeLuxe Sedan, 15,000 miles 1934 V-8 Victoria 1933 V-8 DeLuxe Sedan 1934 Master Chevrolet Coupe 1930 Plymouth Sedan 1929 Master Buick Sedan Tour neighbor Is driving one of our used cars. Ask him about it and come to the VALLEY MOTOR CO. AND BUY YOURS MARIOM ft LIBERTY - - CENTER ft LIBERTY TWO CAR LOTS Open Evenings and Sundays Loiv Prices FORDS 1932 DeLuxe Sedan, new motor 1929 Two-window 4 -door Sedan 1929 Standard Coupe . 1928 Tudor with trunk CHEVROLETS 193S DeLuxe Tjdor. (-wheels 1930 Tudor with trunk . PLY M 1933 DeLuxe Sedan, reconditioned 1933 Sedan, new paint Open Day and Night HERRALL-OWE7SS CO. DEPENDABILITY 235 South Commercial Street Phone 4711 or 3311. ASK ABOUT OUR $10.00 DOWN PLAN Automobiles INVESTIGATE OUR NEW V2 OF 1 FINANCE PLAN on ,. New or Used Automobiles STATE MOTORS, INC. Hudson - Terraplane - Packard Dealers Marion and Polk Counties Located at High and Chemeketa Streets Open Nights and Sundays . For Sale Wood ;Dry 4 ft, $4.00 cd. Clean, fine saw dust, 2 unit load $7.60. TeL 3(00. Wood Sawing Wood sawing reasonable. Can 310. Wood sawing, reasonable. TeL 3792. Lost and Fonnd LOST Lady's black kid glove, Sun day. Please leave at Statesman office. tist wtiit anil brlndle dor named "SKIPPY". License No. 1840. Reward. Tel. 6329. Need of Nurse Is Stressed at Meet INDEPENDENCE, Nor. 20. The Polk County Health associa tion held a meeting Monday night in the Woman's club building with nr. V. A. Douglas of Salem. Marion county health officer, and Rev. George swirt, saiem, as speakers, talking on different pha ses of health, and stressing the need of a county health nurse which is one of the main objects of the Polk association. Mrs. Bruce Spauldlng of Dallas gave two vocal solos .and Mrs. Ralph Beck of Dallas two read ings. Part of the proceeds from the Christmas seal sale will this rear be used to help in getting the health nurse for the county. NOTICE OP SALE OF REAL PROPERTY BY EXECUTRIX Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, Sarah E. Briedwell, Executrix of the estate of J. W. Briedwell, deceased, pursuant to order of the Hon. R. J. Kennedy, Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Yamhill, made and entered. on the 25th day of October, 1935, auth orizing her so to do, will on and after the 30th day ot November. 1935, at the office of Child's & Miller, Inc., 344 State street. In Salem, Oregon, sell at private sale, for cash In band, the fol lowing described real property be longing to said estate, to-wit: ; The west H of Xtft Five (5) in Block No. Sixty-eight (S8) of the City of Salem, in Marion County, Oregon. Dated this 3 1st day of October, 1935. : SARAH E. BRIEDWELL. Executrix of the Estate of ' i ... J. W. Briedell, Deceased. R. A. McCOtJRRY, Attorney for said Executrix. McMinnville, Oregon. 0-31 N-7-14-21 For Sale Used Cart I S3 Ford V-S "Roadster 365.N 365 00 475.00 471.00 54S.0O 675.90 (45.00 (95.00 (95.10 31 Bulck Coupe S3 Cbev. Coach (air wheels) S3 Chrysler Coupe 35 Cher. Coach (Standard) 34 Cbev. Coach ., , ,. 34 Dodge Coup - 25 Chev. Coach , . 35 Cbev. Coupe , Phone 31S9 - - 430 North Commercial- j : Open Sundays and Evenings , : ! S SLITJ- JLTLnj-1J-u-l.- NMWWM-IWNM .$375 275 . 200 . 615 . 675 - 625 . 495' . S25 . 300 . 250 Easy Ternis ..$425.00 . 195.00 . 176.00 . 185.00 465.00 295.00 OUT HS - 533.00 545.00 Automobiles Mrs. Morgariedge j Funeral Is Held Dayton Woman DiesiAfter Meningitis Attack; Illness Short DAYTON, Nov. 20. Funeral services were held Tuesday In Mc Minnville for Mrs. Dell Morgar iedge, 54, a resident of the Web foot neighborhood near Dayton since she was six years old, who died Sunday night after three days' illness with meningitis. Rev. F. E. Fisher of Dayton officiated. Mrs. Morgariedge was born September 18, 1881, in Ontario, Canada, and with her parents came to Dayton in 1887. She was a member of the Neighbors of Woodcraft lodge of Dayton and the Webfoot Social Service club. She was married October 6, 1903, at Dayton. One daughter was born. Surviving are her widower of Dayton and one daughter, MrsL Verona Gardner of Portland; her mother, Mrs. Matilda Mabee of Los Angeles, Calif.; three brothi ers, Ollie Mabee of Gaston, Frank Mabee of Los Angeles. Calif., and John Mabee of Oakland. Calif. two sisters, Mrs. Carrie Dannalov Los Angeles, and Mrs. Ray Mor gariedge of Portland. ' j Burial was at the Evergreen Memorial park, McMinnville. ! ; Dance and Dinner Are ( Stayton Crowd-Getters; j Young Folks Entertain STAYTON, Nov. 20 The dance put on by the Young People! club of the Catholic church was an enjoyable affair. The, Forester hall had been attractive decor ated by the committee. Miss Evei lyn Shields. Germalne and Gerf irude Smith, ' and Adaline Thorn a and Messrs. Gerald Marking. Gori don Shields, Cue Minden and Herf man Caluson. Following the daac Miss Shields entertained a group at her home with a late supperL More than 300 persons attended the dinner put on Sunday 'by thi Catholic women at the Forester all. Cards and games were en joyed during the afternoon, and many remainder to partake of anf other meal In the evening. . j j Mr. and Mrs. Luke Hard are receiving congratulations, on the birth ot a daughter, their first childrat the Stayton hospital San; dr. . ' .... ; ,' .&,aO.!:sJ Business Directory Cards In ; this directory" rust on a monthly basis only." Rate:. S1.6Q per line per month. Auto Brakes Mike Fa nek. 17i Bouts 'Commercial Chimney Sweep; Telephone 4450. R E. Korthnasa Ctdinney sweep. TeL 4513. F. , Roach. Chiropractors DR. OJ L SCOTT. PSC Chiropractor High. TeL Res, 8752. f 2S( N. Contractors Peter Jo ha n sen and Co, Gen. Contrac tors. 1165 Madison. Phone 9587. Electrical Service j BOSLER Electric. 24( Bute St. Wir ing, motors, appliance, repairs, serr tea. Excavating Excavating of ail Kinds. Basements Dug: Dirt Hauled or Moved, i IMrt For Sale. Phone 4(44. Florists Brelthaupt'a, 447 Court. ALL kinds of floral work. Lets. Flor ist. 127S N. Liberty. TeL Sz Keys We make keys. Harry W. Scott, Laundries THB NEW SALEM LAUNDRY THB WEIDER LAUNDRY 2(3 a High TeL tlSS CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY First hi Quality and Service Telephone 31(5 12(4 Broadway Mattresses CAPITOL REDD! NO CO Phone 40(9 SA1JEM FLUFF-RUO and Mat trass Factory. NEW MATTRESS read te order, old remade; carpet cleaning, siz ing: fluff rug weaving. 8. 13th A Wil bur. TeL 8441. OTTO F. ZWICKKR. Est. 191L Music Lessons Mandolin, Banjo, Hawaiian and Span ish Guitars, Ukelele ft Harmony. Re sults guaranteed. Pacific Studios of Music, 1533 Court St. Music Stores GEO. C W ILL Fia no, radios, sewing machines, sheet muaie and piano tud ies. Repairing radios, phonographs and sewing machines. 433 State Btreet. Salem. Photo Engraving Salem photo engraving. 147 N. Com merciaL TeL 6SST. ' Printing FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph lets, programs, nooks or any kind of printing, call The Statesman Printing Department. 116 8, Commercial. Tele phone 910L Roof Repairing nouse, roof repairing. Phone 9495. Stoves I repair stoves, ranges, circulators. Sell new and rebuilt stoves, ranees and circulators, stock fence, posts, chicken wire. Salem Fence and Stove Works. 2(3 Chemeketa. TeL 4774. R. B Fleming. - Transfer FOR local or distant transfer storage, rail 3131. Larmar Transfer Cev Trucks to Portland dally. CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co. X2S Btate SL TeL 7773. Distributing, for warding and storage cur specialty. Oct our ratea Anywhere-for-hfre. R. M. AancrafC Tel. ftSSO. 370 Kingwood Ave. r Well Drilling R.L West. R. S. Box 445. TeL HOTS. Civic Club Play Will Be Offered Friday, Molalla MOLALLA, Nov. 20 A variety program of Intermission numbers has been arranged for the Civic club play Friday night at the high school auditorium. Numbers def initely promised Include vocal so lo, Ben Chlndgren; vocal solo, Nancy Kir by; tap dance, Lorene Kirkwood'and Jerrig Welch; du et, Howard Slyter and Carol Wil- ley; violin solo, Joseph safarik. and saxophone solo. Bill Matson. "The Folks Next Door." is the three-act comedy, with Elton Ral ston and Mrs. Glenn Kirkwood are directing the play. The Molalla club supports the library and cares for the city park. Proceeds from the play will go towards the financing of these projects. CALL FOR II1XM Sealed proposals will be re ceived by the undersigned Clerk of School District No. 24. Marion County, Oregon, at his office 4 $3 Ferry Street, to five p. m., Nov. 26th. 1935, tor the wrecking and removing, or for the purchase and removing all buildings on the fol lowing properties: Skelton prop erty, 1390 D. Street; Mund prop erty, 1326 D Street; Kelleher property, 1312 and 1298 D Street. The bidder to remove the build ings or rase the buildings and re in o v debris, p 1 a g and seal 1 all sewer, water and gas connections, if any, leave the ground free from all rubbish, lumber, etc. The right la reserved to accept or reject any or all bids. Bidder to accompany bid with certified check for twenty' per cent of amount of his bid. The buildings to be of ground and rubbish removed on or before Dee. 20th. 193S. , W. H. BURGHARDT. Clerks U 463 Ferry SL, Salem, Nl 5tf Details of Corn, Hog Plan Outlined l an Now to Increase Hog t Output, Hold Down Corn Production A Preliminary outline of what tie newcom-hog adjustment con tracts are likely to contain has been received from Washington by the: O.S.C. extension service. Latest news tells of the result ot aji conference of producers and state! agricultural specialists held lit Washington this month where provisldas were discussed. , Recommendations from that conference include approval of a two-year voluntary contract instead-of another for a single year and one which will permit- in crease In hog production this next yar hp to the full amount of the producer s base. 1 I That would mean a permitted 3v per cent Increase, though such ait amount is not expected by those f familiar with the situation, who say that the drouth-enforced liquidation of breeding stock makes it Impossible for any ma jor hog producing state to attain this maximum next year. j Recommended corn adjustment Is"; about the same as at present, the proposal being to allow bene fits on an optional adjustment of fiiom 0 to 30 per cent, with each signet4 compelled to plant at least 25 per cent of his base. The plan Includes keeping the adjustment payments at 35 cents a bushel for the eitimated yield on the acres retired. j! Change Payment Plan The plan for making hog pay ments will be entirely changed if the new recommendations are adopted. A flat adjustment Pay ment jof $2.50 for each hog pro duced up to half of the signer's base Is the proposal. While no benefit payments would be made on" anything above 50 per cent, the grower could produce and sell any amount up to his 100 per cent. iThq group unanimously approv ed using the appraisal method of establishing corn -hog bases, so that equitable bases may be as signed! to producers regardless of past participation in a contract. Cdmmunity committeemen would bej given more power under this plan to make assignments within the limits of the county quota. )Thei proposed plan is designed to; hold corn production In bounds and increase hog production as rapidly as possible without letting it go to former ruinous extremes deemed detrimental to both pro ducerO and consumers. I Gross Word Puzzle 3?j 531 32 33 34 so, 3? yfr 40 yfrM dH 1 vM 1 1 M" 1 By EUGENE HORIZONTAL v 1 Binding custom 4 Roman statesman and general 8 Cover 11 Japanese sash 12 Teutonic god who ruled heaven 13 English public school 1S What Spanish city is noted for I its sword blades ? it Japanese statesman 19 Biblical pronoun 20 Declare 21 Court 22 Winged part 23 Means of entrance 25 Lair 26 Dill 27 Beard of a head of barley 28 Sphere 29 High priest of Israel 30 Pronoun 31 Transparent quarts 33 Exclamation SS Bind 36 Make lace 37 Exist 38 Who was the first to r.r over ;i both Poles? 40 Human beings 41 Russian ruler 42 Portuguese coin 43 On behalf of 44 Roman underworld god 45 Lava flow 46 River in Switzerland 47 What isaportant river rises (i the Black Forest? 50 The "Iliad" recounts the siege I : of what city? 52 What country extends between If French lade-Chiaa and British ; t Harass? , 54 Thing: law 55 Pronoun 56 Anelo-Saxon slave 67 Seine in the most abstract .sens' -" : i 1 i VERTICAL . j . - - ; j.v- -Paree! of land -NesTO tribe in tha Cameroons -Who wrote "Merten : of the ? ! Movies"? 4 What America scout I known as "Bnffalo Bill X 5 Fuss -.-.-, Note of the seal . 7 Edible bulb Children at Wdls Get First Glimpse Of Wayfaring Gypsy SILVERTOX HILLS, Nor. 20 -Silverton Hills children and some adulta as well, turned out Monday to view the. passing gypsies along the road. It is the first time resi dents report, that gyps' have been seen along this road at least daring the present generations. Many of the children of school age had never, seen gypsies before. Where they were beaded for ami ma it was to view Silver Creek Falls, was unknown here. Esson to Speak For Homecoming j t ' aaaaB?aBBBaBBBa , Christian Church to Give Annual Program - Next Sunday SILVERTON, Nov. 20 Mem bers and- former members of the First Christian church of Silver ton will gather again Sunday for the annual homecoming and Rer. Albyn Esson, who'haa) missed only one year In the past 12, in giving the homecoming sermons is ex pected to be present again. Rey. Esson wag pastor of the church here before he accepted bis pres- -ent call to Albany. Following Rev. Esson's talk at 11 o'clock and selections by a trio composed of Mrs. G. B. Bent son. Mrs. J. Jordan and Mrs. Ben Gif ford, a basket lunch will be enjoyed. The afternoon program will consist of the following numbers: Prayer, Rev. W. O. Livingstone; selections by Junior choir direct ed by Miss Reta Rahn; number by Mrs. William Bailey's class of boys; number by Mrs. D. E. Geis er's class of girls; selection by male quartet arranged by Dan Geiser; church history, Mrs. John Conrad; bible school history, F. M. Powell; recitations, Sargent sisters ot Salem; reminiscence by various members. Arranging tha day's program are Mrs. John llob blitt. Mrs. Ben Gifford and Mrs. G. B.; Bentson. Box Social at Club QUINABT, Nov. 20. A box social will be held-In connection with the community club meet ing Friday night at the Buena Crest schoolhouse. SHEFFER S Maaetfhne name 9 Prnnann 10 Who created the character of Sherlock Holmes? 14 Tidy 16 Sense organ IS Towards 21 What orator was the great ep- noaeat of Henry Clay? 22 Bird of the cuckoo family 23 Barrier to prevent flow of water 24 Be indebted to 25 Arid - - 26 Everything v . 28 Native compound 29 Dine : 31 Spanish epic hero 32 Convert into leather S3 Period of time 34 Possessive pronoun 35 Prefix: three i 37 Give confidence to . 38 Noisy child 39 Periods of time t 40 Who laid the first submarine telegraph line ia 1842? 41 Metal 43 Note of the seal . 44 Elderly lady "i 46 Affirmative vote . 47 Son of Jacob 48 Short for Benjamin 49 Worm 51 Exclamation zfc 63 Part of "to be" Herewith is the solution to yester day's puxxls. t- I it-ti " danesijstags qe EffiB m BSE SS 1 l CasftUM. 1IUBX