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TeL: 711 J. fror Sale -Migcellaneous 'Safe-for aale, flnproof, tU Clwxne- fceta, '-.'. - , i TYPEWRITERS Rem a Btachlne, practice at noma. Special rates te'mu denla Moen. 419 Court. Phone (773. . Cleaned used bricks, $2.50-1 3.00 per tiiousaa This week only. 146 Center. For Sale -49 head of horses rang ing from -a- to 12 years old,- weight 12t9 "to 1800' pounds,' ma re a and geldings.- sevt-ral mares with- foaL, All broeif See W, R. Adams, Monmouth. Collie-Shepherd pups, ft to- f ZJ- 1SS0 State St. Call after I p. nr. ? Chvw Trade. puppies reasonable. ; 1968 "?wew Home" sewing machine ; I sews good.- $5.00. "First here first served." 16S.M N. Com'l St, f Small portable sawmill 3" ATKINS aaw anakes dimension lbr. lath, abakea, boxing, crating, etc. Good condition ct-mplete, $65.04. Alfred Rupp BC 1, Dallas. ' , Pedigreed Cocker Spaniel puppies for sale. 36 Richmond Ave. ' Belcreet lots. 422 X. 18th St. y; Wanted liscellaiieoug Walnut, i filbert meats. Walnuts in si.elL Any quality. .State Cafeteria. 1 1 1 iiii ,i r ii "iT ii' ii ,-'i ,,'n ' 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,i i. ,'i ,i , : Free We pick np dead and worth ies horses, cows, sheep. Tel 43(9. ' We pay cash for used' pianos.; Tei. 1707..'-, - i.: ? We buy bides, pelts, wool, tallow, chlttura bark and horse- hah. Salem Wool Hide Co., 4SA X. Front St. r Wanted Furniture i CASH PAID FOR TOUR TOOLS . - Stoves, t Furniture !' Capttal flardware- ft Furniture Co. It H. Commercial Phone 1(4$. I Aliscellaneoiu A Haircuts. 20c-15c 203 & Winter. For Kent- Rooms Mod, sleeping rms. 519 N. Cottage. mmmmmmmmimjmmimmmmaimjmm0rmim1 Furnished heated room. TeL 44dS Room, 2 bedjfr Men. 725 Court. mmmm00000mfmmmim4mjmUmM1m. Heated rms. 69( X. Cottage. 5678. - Room and Board 1 Board and room, 296 X. Cottage, For Rent Apartments Small furn. apt, dean and warm. CI Ferry. 4 ; m0mmmmm00m0mmjm1mjmjm&mm0m0mfmju&mim0mmlk Heated 2 na. furn. apt 444 S. High. Nice furn. apt, 590 Union. For Rent Houses Winter rates on eottagea. Lane Star Auto Camp. 1960 N. Capitol. Furn. and unfurn. 1853 X. Capitol. 6-roon "partly furn. bouse, furnace, garage. Reasonable. I no. 1296 X. 16th. Good r looking coxy. furn. English tyie, us shipping. , 6 room furnished house, garage, good location, $25. 600 S. Church. TeL 7870. .-1 's-i'-..i--' -i'.H FOR REXT ' """ ' "" S R. 720 & 13th - :i $12.00 T R, 1173 Court 25.00 W.O.KRUEGER i 147 X jPob'L - r Phone .4728. l For Rent 1 Office rooma far rent. 3(1 State ft. TeL 2713. r -.rv ::. : . , - -f liorpltai beds and wheeirtaira to -w sa. tm sr a & a. rrnu rt. oim runniurv v-w ; , VMaiS)aMaiaaVSjakjaaaaBaWS4Baaaak Rent i acres. CaU 63F15. For Sale Real Estate 1 SEE CS before jrou "buy, we tnay have just what you want. Call 7307 during day. or 4 $33 evenings for an appointment. ! a 8QCOLOFSKT V SOM i First National Bank Bldg. : Houses. Grant I2S Court. TeL 7723. e WWWWHWWWWWWWWXWWIWM - FOR SALE, by owner. room home. large lot with fruit, double garage, walking distance; shown, by appoint' merit only. Price (320.00. terma Phone . 9541 or call at 1710 X. 17th 8t. i mmmmmmmm000m0B00mm0000m 2 lots and - building, drilled Well. i?9. Terms. Z110 s. university, v ADVERTISING . Portland RepresenUUT :! Gordon a Bell. Security Building, Portland, Ore. . i Westers Advertising Representatives . ' -. Fenger-HaU Co, Ltd - (Us rraaeiace. Lea Aagtlea, Seattle Eastern Ad vertlslns 1 RepresenUUret Bryant, Griffith ft Branson, I new Chicago, New York. Da trait. ; Boston, Atlanta x - ' Ssfersd at t Pmttomcm at Islam, Oreoca, as Secoad-CtaJS Hatter. Phs- tuaed every avtrafma sacevt atoaday Swinni ml lie, 3lt Smut Comsterctoi street, . .. - v . - - SOBSCRIPTION RATES! Mall Subscription Rates, tn Advance, Within Oregon: Dally and Sunday. 1 Mo. (0 cents: Mo. (L25: Me. (3.2(1 1 year $4.00. Elsewhere CO cents, per aXt $5.00 for 1 year la advance. Pat Copy s centa, News Stands s cents. -. By City Carrier 45 cents a month .0f a year la-aav, For Sale Real Estate (11. 0 MONTHLY With Interest included after down payment will buy-thla S room house with basement located hi East Salem. See VT. U Osborne at 1(4 Bo. Commercial, r -". "v-.n TODArS BEST BARGAIN Is a fine new home, best of construction.- S large rooms, unfinished attic, deep basement corner lot. east front. good residential district. You will be surprised and pleased and the price is only ti00, easy terms. ' : SEE atrar EUia with t CHILDS It MILLER, Realtors 244 State Ktreet Phone SfOi. Sale amalt bouse and let. Call at -MS S. Winter. $1150 buys S -room plastered home in fiortn Salem. Cartas paid. JZ5 down, (ZliO. Living room, dining room. Kitchenette, bedroom, having paid. $Sa0. 'Modern -new English type noma tn isortft -stuem. s&sa down. R. A. FORKNER . 18S3 K. Capitol mA000m0m0m000mW0mf0mi FOR 8 ALE IIT OWNER Newly completed, 4 room colonial house. Small down payment. . Easy terms. Also room house in fine loca tion. IL L. Stiff. mmmnmmm0m00mm0mmm0mmmmmmm ' SACRIFICE SALE This six room home with basement and furnace, large corner lot, close in location, on bus line, paved at. Price 1!00. I0 down will handle. IMMK DIATE POSSES5SION, or will rent tor ZQ per month subject to sale. See, W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO. REALTORS 124 & Liberty Street Phone $168. List your property ror sate with HAWKINS A ROBERTS. INC BCTLDIXG LOTS At bargain prices, located In good district, paved st. $350 to $50 clear title. SKR CS BEFORE YOU BUY YOITR'LOT. W. II. GRABENHORST ft CO. 134 S. Liberty Street Exchange Real Estate EXCHANGE Beautiful suburban 8 A., fruit logans, a rm. modern home, 1 mi. from city limits for residence prop erty. 20 A. suburban home close In on paved highway, cozy 5 rooma. bath, fire place, fruit, for residence prop erty. $2625 will buy a nice two' apartment house on Chemeketa. Creek prop erty. See ua WINNIE PETTYJOHX 214 N. High Street 5 quarters wheat land In Carson county, S. Dak. Will trade for land In Ore. or Wash. See F. IL Weir, 210 Ore. Bids. For Sale Farms TWO GOOD FARM BUYS 147 acres few tailes out on good road, 89 acres in cultivation, bal. pas ture and timber. Well and spring wa ter. Fair set or buildings. To close an estate, this farm can be bought very cheap, for only $7350, part terms. 40 acres 8 miles out on gravel road. near pavement, part In crop, some pasture. ew axrea timber, new 4 room bouse, gooa tmrn and outbuildings. This is a 'real snap for $2650, part cash. : ALSOiWe write all lines of insur ance. J5EE US to renew YOUR POL ICY. : CHILM ft, MILLER, Realtors 244 State Street Phone 6708. Acreage One acre. 6 room plastered house. best of soil. North of Salem, $1500, terms. 5 acres, nicely located, east of Sa lem, pared- road. $900, terma 14 acres e miles or Hal em 6 ro.m house, outbldgs., stream, good soli, $1700, terms. R. A. FORKXER 1852 North Capitol Wanted Real Estate WE HAVE BITTERS for good city Hand farm property. List with ua today. SOCOLOFSKX ft SOX, First Nat'L Bank Bldg. We need suburban homes to sell and rent. Nelson's Farm Agency. Ph. (280, Rt 7. Boa 14 "D" Street. - - - - - - -ii'-i-i-i-ii-ir.-inni-M-.iririAAjVLivuKf Want 40-acre farm, $500. cash. Bal ance reasonable terms. H. C Shields, 210 Oregon Bldg. TeL (902. Best small all modern wen built home, 12000 cash will purchase. Box luu., statesman. j Money 4o Loan National Housing Act Insured Mortgage Loans 3(3 X. High Phone S71S MONET TO LOAN on Salem res idence .property. Small monthly pay ments, Salem Federal Svgs. A Loan Assn. 402 State Street Phone 4109. WAX TED : To loan money on farm. acreage or city property. Have one amount of $800 to loan on business propertz. low interest rate. See us for prompt service. CHIuDS ft MILLER, iltre, Lrftans 344 State Street - Phone 610. Federal housing loans title 2. build or refinance . homes or business prop. Low rates, Abrams ft Ellis. Masonic B. A Complete Service, on " Loans Up to $300 ' nrivatelv - to an v em cloved jnan ar woman In $4 hmira. Beneficial 'Loan Society of - Salem - Room 111, New BJIgh Rldg. 2nd floor LICENSED NO. S-122 ft M 165 by STATE StS State St. TeL S T I S. Loans Made tn Nearby Towns- - Automobile Loans . Private money tor automobile loans at new low rates. 1 Personal Attention Xa Delava . Too Keen Yonr Car " Roy Simmons First Nat'L Bank Bldg. Phone (55$. Llcenaed by the State Personal Loans By an Independent Salem Finance Co. Amounts to $1609 r One ta Twenty Months to Repay Deal with an Independent - Salem wned-and-operated finance . company where your aeeda will receive every consideration both before and after the loan is made. . , No Delays . - No Red Tape . General Finance Corp. First Naf I Bank Bldg. Phone (55$. Licensed. E-13S by Bute Loans Wanted FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS. Invest your money at borne where you can examine the security yourself. We have a number of highly secured' first mortgages-netting investor 6 semi-annu ally. Amounts $500-$750-$1000-$2000. we collect the interest tor you. See us for SOUND IXVESTMEXTS. CHILDS ft MILLER, Utge. Loans 344 Bute Street - Phone 670$. Leans wanted a farm and city property. Before borrowing, inquire at atawKins Kooertav- For Sale Used Carsljl DEPENDABLE TRUCKS 1931 Dodge. ?S0x20 tires new. Complete overhaul, A dandy for service. 1924 Chevrolet I W. B. 10-ply Urea, all ready to go to work. 131 Ford Truck, L. W. B. Low mileage..' 1031 Ford Truck, L. W. B., licensed,' cheap. 1927 Moreland X TV. B. Tires, are worth the complete price of truck. HERRALL-OWENS COMPANY DEPEXDABILTTT -235 South Commercial Street (Open Day ft leight) VALLEY MOTOR CO. ANNOUNCES An Unbelievably Liberal and Straight-Forward MONEY BACK GUARANTEE on Every R & G and Square Deal Value, USED CAR We Hand Your Money Back, Cheerfully, and Without Question, After TWO DAYS DRIVING TRIAL If the Car is Not Entirely Satisfactory 1935 V-8 Regular Coupe R ft G . 1935 V-8 Regular Coach R ft G 1935 V-8 DeLuxe Sedan R ft G 1930 Model A Coaclj Square JOeal 1929 Model A Coach Square Deal 1930 Model A Coupe Square Deal AXYTHIXG IX THIS LIST OF USED CARS YOU WOULD LIKE? THEY ARE PRICED RIGHT FORDS FROM $12.60 to $325 1924 Ford Roadster ; 1924 Ford Coach ; 1931 Ford Panel DeL ; 1930 Ford Se dan; 1931 Ford Coupe, V-8 wheels and tires. , PLYMOUTHS 2 Plymouth Coupes, 1S35; 1 Plymo-J.h Coach, 1934. POXT1ACS From $125 to $195 Coupes Coaches ft Sedans See THESE Before You Buy Salem Auto Co. Home of Chrysler ft Plymouth 435 North Commercial - - Phone 4673. 1935 FORD DeLuxe Tudor Sedan, run only. 10,000 mile and in perfect all around condition ; looks and . runs like a brand new car. priced low at ; ! $585. 1934 Plymouth Special DeLuxe long wheel base model, fruaranteed actual mileage, just turned 11 -000. This car runs and looks as perfect as the day it left the fac tory. It ia a real buy for only : $585. 1929 Oldsmobile Coupe with side mounts and rumble seat, car in very good condition we have been asking a lot mire money, but will take this week only $195. Day & Co, High ft Chemeketa Oldsmobile Dealer - - 1 'nnnjiAfiAA Want to Buy 25 or 30 Late Model Used Cars for Cash See me before you sell or buy a car. 1933 Master Chevrolet Sport Coupe, $450. 1936 Hupp Demonstrator for sale" at $100 reduction. HaTe several good buys in cheaper cars. 1936 Hupps delivered here from $1059 to $1465. Don't swallow the old "Baloney." Hupp Is still in business. Four carloads arrived in Portland last week. See Art For A Square Deal Art9s Car Market A. X. Stewart, Prop. Hupmobile Dealer 66 X. Church Phone 3149. asjaaiaaaiaaiafcah YyVVVVVxnjxrLn Chevrolet Factory Demonstrator 1936 Chevrolet Master Sedan, less than 6000 miles. Sold as a new car with a new car guarantee. Substantial reduction makes this the most attract ive buy in town. PHONE RHOADES, 6182 or 3189 Model T Ford Roadster, 681 N. 15th. Not Less $20 Not Less We will . still take in trade any old car or. not less than $20. Our Usual Bargains 1928 Chevrolet Coach $ 95 1928 Essex Coach , 5 1928 Dodge Coupe 95 1929 Ford Sedan 195 1929 Nash Sedan , 195 1929 Chevrolet Coach . 225 nevroiei oeaan zj 1921 Chevrolet Coupe 313 McKay Chevrolet Co. 333 Center 430 X. Com'l Phone 3IS Open Sundays A Evenings - - --ir,-rinnryv'ii-irinnnviAAjij Used Cars and Trucks 1926 Chevrolet Coupe, licensed $ 45 1925 Studebaker Custom Sedan 700 TRUCKS ft PICKUPS 1923 Ford V-8 Pickup 295 1933 Dodge Pickup , 3o 1922 Ford Model B Pickup 300 192( Ford Model T Pickun 35 1926 Dodge Pickup . 60 1934 Chevrolet L. W. B., 1H ton 565 1931 Ford 1 ton L. W. R, with body .., 350 1933 Studebaker 2 ton, L, W. B. 395 1935. International C-50. with trailer i : 1800 1930 International A- 4 - with trailer r 1200 James H. Maden Co. 217 State St FhoneH839& International Motor Trucks ft McConnfck-Deertng Farm Machinery f Livestock and Poultry DAY OLD LEGHORN COCKER ELS $2.00 per 100 f. o. b. McCoy. Wednesday of each . week beginning February 12. OAK KNOLL POULTRY FARM, McCOI, OREGON. Baby chicks and custom hatching. Warmer's Hatchery, 21(0 X. Fifth. For Sale Wood 16 tn. old fir, $5.60. Phone 9456. GUARANTEED, DRT weodoal TeL 60i;0. Salem Fuel C Trade Cottage. . , . . . , r- m0mmmmmm00m0mim0i0mm0mim0mi0m0m0 16 old growth fir. $5.25. TeL (378. Guaranteed dry 2nd growth. 7(60. ' Wood all kinds. Call 61. Get what you buy. Tom ft George. Guaranteed -wood, all kinds. Prices reasonable. Fred Martin. TeL 1046. AH kinds wood- TeL (795. - - - - --- - ivri mrrnrvi n nruvw Dry wood, all kinds. TeL (663. Wood Sawing Wood sawing reasonable. Cat! (231. Wood sawing; lowest prices. T. 40(4. Lost and Found LOST On Santlara excursion train, box Brownie camera. Finder pies' phone (733. . For Salf iJsed Cars -1 Phone 4711 or 271L Value Value Value ..$540 . 60S . 625 . 275 . 195 -275 aajaaSkieaSaasSaaaaJ.asy USED CARS SAVE AND SHOP AT Otto J. Wilson's In Salem. Ask for DOC ROBERTS or tSAM BOONE. EVERY XEED OF AN AUTOMOBILE Special Terms For Veterans. 1935 Buick Sedan very fine condi tion, low mileage.. 1935 Poet lac 8 Scoan. ' 1934 Pontlac Sedan, In very fine con dition, low mileage. 1934 Chrysler Airflow Custom Sedan. 1933 Pontlac Coach. Don't fall to see this car an unusually fine buy. 1932 Pontlac Sedan, thoroughly recon ditioned. 1931 Buick, 6 wh. equipped, low mile age. A-l condition. 1930 Ford Rdstr., air wheels, mechan ically in A-l shape. 1929 Buick 7-pasa. Sedan In fine con dition. 1929 Pontlac Coupe. 1929 Ford Roadster. 1929 Buick Standard, thoroughly over hauled, new paint 1929 Gardner Sedan. 1925 Chev. Sedan. 1927 Chevrolet Sedan. 1926 Hi'pmobile Sedan. Others to choose from. Get Our Prices Before You Buy Otto J. Wilson Buick ft Pontlac 218 N. Com'L St. Phone 5451. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Ntice is hereby given that ths undersigned was duly appointed administrator of the estate of Nancy Araminta Phillips, deceas ed, by order of the County court of the State of Oregon for the Connty of Marion, on the 14th day of January, 193 S, and he has duly qualified as such; and that all persons having claims against said estate are hereby requested to pre sent their respective claims, with proper Touchers, duly verified, to the undersigned administrator at the office of John Bayne, Attor ney at Law. 341 State Street, Sa lem. Oregon, within six montns from the date of this notice. Dated February 6. 1936. DOW R. PHILLIPS. Administrator of the Estate of Nancy Araminta Phillips Deceased. JOHN BAYNE, Attorney for Administrator. F.6-13-20-27-M.5 FIRST NOTICE OP EXECUTOR To whom It may concern: No tice is hereby given that pursuant to an order of the County Court for Marion County, Oregon, duly entered of record thlt day, the undersigned has been appointed Executor of the last WiU and Testament and Estate of ETHEL, M. FLETCHER. Deceased, and has- duly Qualified as such. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to present the same, together with Touchers of verification attached thereto, to the undersigned at the Ladd ft Bush Bank Building, in Salem Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Salem. Oregon, Jan uarr 22. 1936. LADD & BUSH TRLST COMPANY, By "JOS. H. ALBERT. Trust Officer. Executor of last Will and Estate of ETHEL M. FLETCHER. . De ceased. CAREY P. MARTIN Attorney for Estate, 302 Masonic Temple Building, Salem. Oregon. J. 23-30: F. 6-12-20 NOTICE OP HEARKG OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MARION In the matter of the Estate ot Victoria A. Wilson, deceased Notice is hereby giren that the undersigned, Mrs. Mercy Sarage, administratrix ot the Estate ot Victoria A. Wilson, deceased, has filed her Final Account in the County Court for the State of Ore gon for Marion Count) -and that Tuesday the 18th day of Feb ruary, 1936, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day . and the Courtroom ot said Court has been . fixed by said Court as the time and place for the hearing of objections thereto and the settlement thereof, at which time any person Interested ia such . estate may appear and tile objections thereto in writing and contest the same. : . Dated thla 14th day of January, 1936..- . .'-"- MRS. MERCY SAVAGE , Administratrix ot the Es tate ot Victoria A. Wll . son, deceased. : : " Date of first publication Jan uary 16, 1936. - " Date of last publication Feb ruary 13, 193S. - RAY IL LAFKT, ; . Attorney for Estate" " J. 16-23-20; F. 6-1S. Business Cards In this directory rum on a monthly basis only. Ratet ZiJbO ptr line- per -t-onth. Auto Brakes altlte- Janek. 21 South CommerclaL Contractors & Builders Peter Johannaea. Work guaranteed. Na pay if not satisfied. TeL 95(7. Chimney -iweep Telephone 4454. t ft Nortfaneaa, Chirop ractors DR. Ol SCOTT. PSC Chiropractor 256 N. High. TeL Res, 6712. Electrical Service BOSLER Electric t1( State SL Wir ing, motors, appliaaea. repairs, service Excavating Excavating of all kinds. Basements dug. Dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for tale. Salem Sand and Gravel. Co. TOone 9408. Florists Brelthaupt'a. 447 Coart. ALL kinds of floral work, Lata. Flor ist. 1276 N. Liberty. TeL 9692. Keys We make keya Harry W. Scett, Laundries THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY THB W EIDER LAUNDRT 243 S High Te. 9 US CAPITAL CITT LAUNDRT First In Quality and Service relephone 31 65 1364 Broadway Well Drilling R. A. West. IL t. Boa 445. TeL 110F6 SALEM HEIGHTS, Feb. 12. On account ot the adult classes being held at the community hall Friday night the regular meeting night of community club will bel changed to Thursday night until the classes are over. President Jaeger announces that Thursday night this week will be the first meeting- of the club since tne change. A splendid program has been arranged. Thursday night will be women's night The wo men are putting on a 40-mlnute play. Mrs. Dotson will present a Japanese play. Mrs. Fred Burger and Miss Susie Jones will contri bute a duet. Refreshments will be serred. Everyone is inTited. ROSEDALE, Feb. 12. The community club met in regular session Saturday night. Two plays were given by local talent A talk on "Puppets" with demonstra tions was given by Luther Cork of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Cam mack furnished several numbers of music. The P.B.I, male quar tet of Portland also sang two songs. Refreshments were served. RICKEY, Feb. 12. Dr. David Hill will furnish the greater part of the program at the community club meeting Friday night. He will show his moving pictures by request of the young people. There will be musical numbers and a skit by local talent. Each family bring cake or sandwiches. Public inrlted. HOPEWELL, Feb. 12. "Go to it Gordon," a three-act comedy, witn nine characters who are members of the community club. was presented to a capacity house at the regular meeting of the club Thursday night and repeated Sat urday night under the ; direction ot Mrs. Will Duren. principal of the Hopewell school. Rounds of applause at times deafening, gave evidence " of the appreclatireness of the audienee. - Persons ot the. Pleasantdale district who attended made a for mal request for the play to be given at their schoolhouse either February 21 or 28. More than $30 was received as admission fees. Valley News mf : From Statesman Non-High Scliool District Board Visits at Stayton . STAYTON, Feb. .12. The non-high, school district board of Marion! county paid their official risit of Inspection to Stayton high school Tuesday and visited the rarlous classes. They seemed well pleased with the .conditions here. Shippy Wins Sweepstakes in Garden Club Contests DAYTON, Feb. 12Wralter Shippy won the first cash prize and also the sweepstake prize in the Dayton garden club bird house contest which-closed at the meeting held Monday after noon at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. W. H. HIbbert The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. C D. Conn, Mill City eterans.Will Hear Address on Pensions SILVERTON, Feb. 12. Alt O. Nelson will speak Thursday night at 7:30 at the Mill City Veteran's CCC camp above Sil rerton. Several members ot the Silverton club plan to go to the camp to hear. Mr. Nelson. Legion Post Sponsoring Wootlburn Boxing Matches '- 4 WOODBURN, Feb. 12. Woodbnrn American Legion post No. 46 are sponsoring a boxing card to -be held at St Luke's community hall Friday night This promises to be one of . the " best cards ever put on In Woodbnrn and consists of 30, rounds rot boxing. In the main event ."Tiny" Cooper of Hubbard will .- meet "Red" Raider of Tacoma. the bout to go six rounds. There will be four preliminaries Leonard Wilfer of Hubbard vs. John- ny Nomms of Portland; Eddie Norrls of Marshfield ts. Joe Per s roine of Portland; Zachary Schell of Gervals raDick Query of i Sclo; and Jack Bailer of Hubbard ts. Lefty Reynolds of Salem. The six round semi-windup will be between -Kid Thornley of Silverton and George Peters ot Shaw, Hewitt Is Elecletl Presiden of Amity O AP Group AMITY, Feb. 12. At the regular meeting f the Townsend club held Monday night. Dr. L. L. Hewitt, local physician, was 'elected president: Jacob FT Manser, nreasuTer atd Ado!ph-lea, secretary. The club is rapidly increasing in membership. .. . Directory Mattresses Mattress - remade, new cover, $3.93. CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phone 4069. SALLIM FLUFF-RUG and Matures. Factory. NEW MATTRESS 'mad. ( order, eld eemade : -carpet e-Mnlag. ta Ing; fluff rug weaving. & J3tb ft Wil bur. TeL tL OTTO W7CK. 1 Eat. ItXL Music Stores f.EO. C -WILTPlanos. rndloa, aewlrai machlm mi sheet tnuale ml fiaae atud iee. Repairing radios, pnon oepapha and sewing . oucbln a. - 433 Bute Street Salem. -' . -. . Pnoto i-gving - Salera tphato enrvlng. me relax TeL UL. 1(2 M Coat Physicians and Surgeons j Dr. E. E. Getzlaff has moved his of fices from the First National Bank bnilding to 1380 Center St. Phone 777L Piriting FOR STATTOXERT, cards, pamph lets, programs, books or any kind ot printing, call The Statesman Pr in ling Department. 21s & CommerclaL Tele phone 910L ll Stoves I reparr stoves, ranges, eircolatora Sell new and rebuilt stoves, ranges 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, call (131, Lartner Transfer Ce Trucks to Portland daily. Ramseyer truck service. Phone (354. CAPITAL CITT Transfer Co. 221 State St. TeL 7773. Distributing, for warding and storage our specialty. Get rmr rates. Final Rites Held ForMikeCKelly RIVER VIEW, Feb. 12. Fun eral rites were held for Mike C Kelly at the Fisher-Braden chapel Monday, at 2 p. m. He died in the Portland medical hospital February 6, after a short illness. He was born in Jefferson Novem ber 8, 1891, and farmed here un til recently. He was a World war veteran. He married Frances Stu art of Crabtree In 1919 In Albany Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Frances Kelly; two children, Vir ginia and Warren; six brothers, John, Cottage Grove; Robert, George, Daniel and Timothy, Jef ferson, and Roy, Crabtree, and four sisters, Mrs. Anna Scholar of Crabtree; Mrs. Roth, Albany; Mrs. Eleanor Libby, Mill City, and Gladys Kelly, Jefferson. Rev. Albyn Esson officiated and interment was In the Mason ic cemetery in Albany. Member Gtation Issued to Legion STAYTON, Feb. 12. An ex ceptionally large group attended the regular meeting of Stayton, American Legion post, Monday night In the Boy Scout room at the club house. Those who had not received their blanks for bo nus appllctaion were given them at this meeting. Mose Palmatier, district mem bership chanrman, gave an inter esting talk on Legion affairs and also presented the post with a citation from national headquart ers for being third In the member ship drive. He complimented the post on its excellent work In this matter. Three members of the Silver- ton post extended an invitation to the Stayton members to attend the big j county council meeting there Friday. : ' TRADE MARK NOTICE - Notice is hereby given that Penn-ChampJ Oil Corporation', at Butler, Pennsylvania, has filed Its trade-mark "Kllzum" with;, the Secretary ot State of Oregon, to be used on insecticides and disinfect ants of every description. ' ' ' Fl 2-2 0-27 Told Briefly e Correponderrta Legion AuxiUaiy. Votes? 4-H Award Stayton Cannex-s Attending ; Short Course . at ' '-(.curvallis . ? STAYTON. Peb- 12. Mrs; O. L. Hagen was nosteas Monday night for the regular aneettng of the ' Legion auxilUry. lira. Mae Waters, of Salem, district presi dent, spoke most Interestingly on auxlliAry work, r . The group decided to hold an open -meeting at the Women's club house on the regular meeting sight in March In connection with A-H club work, which the auxi liary is sponsoring here this year. A special 4-H club speaker will be present. The anxIHary voted to present a summer school scholar ship to tome 4-H dub member. - Mr. .and "Mrs. Merle Tellefson hsve as house guests this -week. Mrs. SUcy Reeves and Mrs. R. S. Haisington of Bin gen. Wash., where the Tellefsen's formerly lived. Tuesday, Mrs. Tellefsen ac- Lconyanied by her daughter, Shir ley, Hook the women to Y achats and other Oregon beaches. Ernest Dozler and Martin Geh len hare been driving oyer to Cor- rallis daily, where they are at tending the two weeks' canners' school put on by the college. This week they were Joined by Maurice Shelton, Paul Walz and Paul Dos- ler. Ernest Dozler has been head process man at the Stayton can nery for sereral years. Mary E Swan Has 82d Aiiiiiversary MILL CITY. Feb. 12. Mrs Mary E. Swan celebrated her 82nl birthday Saturday. Sunday a din ner was held at the home of James Swan, in her honor. Relatives present were Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Catherwood and Dwigbt. Mr. and Mrs. John Swan and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Swan and family all of Mill City, Mrs. Mary Loveti and daughters of Lacomb; Miss Lois Lovett of Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dun igaa of Salem; Mrs. Georgia Moulton and family; Lucille Spry; Kenneth Baker of Eugene. Alfred -pry of Albany. Mr. and Mrs George Gillinwater of Forest Grove, and Earl Catherwood of Longriew. Mrs. Clara Ellsworth was call ed to Salem Monday on account o: the serlons illness of her aunt, Mrs. Potter, who died Tuesday morning at the age of 83 years. The regular meeting of Marilyn chapter, O. E. S.. was held Mon day night with a good attendance After cards a lunch was served by Mrs. Andy Holthouse, Mrs. S. G Higdon and Miss Daisy Hendric- son. Cross Word Puzzle 3 V, 12 13 15 16 16 It 21 22 23 27 2 21 12 3-4 36 37 30 3 AO 45 46 47 SO 51 53 54 21 777777 mm VA Cy EUGENE SHEFFER ' ,x . HORIZONTAL ' i The sun - 4 Parts of a curved line , 8 Head a newspaper 12 Constellation . . 12 Article ol clothing V; - , ' v 14 What large It lea river eli Ttdes Tascany in tw parta? 15 What French Utesan be- , caaae an ia later ef the iaterkar - - ea the f onadiag of the repabli ia 18707 17 Dispatched : 18 Winged 19 Makes a sound urging silence. 21 What recent king ef Belgium succeeded Leopold lit 24 Obserre i 27 Pan for burning coals 30 Sounds accompanying normal breathing 32 Reenact 33 K-de dwellings 34 Annoint 35 Multiform 36 Pronoun 37 What African- sU teams (oanded a Bomber ef schoUr ships at Oxford? 39 Trifled 41 Species of small shark 45-Amonff 47 Excites 60 Burden 61 Interdiction ". , 62 Weight 63 Porbids 64 Ancient country 65 Unit , . : , . VERTICAL 1 Scandinavian narrative 2 rVerbal ' Monk of Tibet. 4 One spot - ' " 6 Decay ' S Who wrote Death Comet for , the ArchbU-ep-T 7 One of a exisi of step ? Orient T V Officers Elected By School Groups Delegate to Eugene Jtleet Will :Rep.ort;.Tonight to Townsends AUMSVILLE, Feb. 12. The student body of the "high school elected these officers for the sec ond semester, Friday: -President - Raymond Gfllispie; rice -president, Andrew Poster; secretary. Beatrice Williams; treasurer, Barbara Roberts; sergeant-et- arms. Haldon Versteeg. - Senior. class: President, Donald Hankel; vice -president, Francis Lion; secretary, jo jeDoia; treas urer, Viola Bradley; sergeant-at- -arms, Jane RWhel; student conn- ' . B . W IB. i , ell members, Andrew Foster. . Junior class: President, Mark Lewis; rice-president, Glenn Browning; secretary. Marvin ; Shearer; treasurer. Prances Bitt ler; sergeant-at-arms, John Rog ers; council member, Laurence Teres. ' Cnk-n.- 1 - mm. -, tt David Lowe; rice-president, Mar ion Perry; secretary, GenevieTe Tucker; treasurer, Douglass Wil kinson; sergeant-at-arms, Haldon Versteeg; student council, Sara : Ling. Freshmen class: President, Norman Gillispie; rice-president Betty McKee; secretary, Maxine Taylor; treasurer, Eleanor David son; sergeant-at-arms, Buster Mc Kee. The regular meeting of the Townsend club will be held Thurs day night in the dining room ot the schoolhouse. Mrs. Julia Star- ret t is in charge of the program. and will have a Townsend-Valen tine box. Also, the delegate to the district convention, D. A. Lowe, will give a report of the Eugene meeting. Oyster soup will be served at a nominal charge. Bible Study Conducted Weekly at Hopewell by Payne of McMinnviile HOPEWELL. Feb. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Comptoa are the parents of a 9'4 pound son born February 6 at their home. This is their 11th child and the third son. Professor George Payne of Mc Minnviile is conducting one les son a week in a two-month course of study of the Bible at the Uni ted Brethren church each Tues day night. j Donna Aim Improves SELVERTON, Feb. 12. Donna, the little daughter of Mrs. Otto Aim, who has been seriously III from pneumonia, is reported to be much improved and is up part ot each day. e IO 41 Z, 14 'A 17 1 2A 25 26 - 30 31 21 33 35 41 42- 43 44 40 4 mi 55 9 What naovie comedies - starred ia "Christopher Beaa"t Marie . .7 - 10- -Tavern 11 Small chad 1 6 What repuhlue occupies nearly half ef Sooth America? 20 Struggled '- . r.v 22 Uniform elothing 23 Stinging Insect ' 25 Elongated fish 26 -Essential being . 27 Cry of an ass 28 What is the largest city ol . Nerada? . , 29 -Wkat islaads ate also know a ' as the Catheriae Archipelago? . 31 What U the bible ef Zoroaster? 33 Concealed ; : ? 35 E-aded ' . - 38 Raise with exertion '; 40 Probability r 42 Mascul inename 43 Common laborer 44 Anglo-Saxon domestic 45 Linen vestment 46 Extinct flightless bird 48 Japanese statesman 49 Masculine name Herewith is the solution to yes terday's p la, CajrW-t, 1R4, i falsi- araSkataw bs. 771 VA X, SiHjEjPjSf JCIAiLIMi 11 ITiElM fe-----ffill i
