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Newspaper Page TextTie OREGON STATESMAN, Salco. Oregon, Wednesday Mdmtar, May IS, 19J4 PAGE KING EMy-Easj ft Use ft 1 Statesman 4 : .Classified Ads Call 9101 v Classified Advertising - . : Single insertion per line lOe Three Insertions per line 20c Six insertions per line -aOc One month per line .fl.00 Minimum charge 25c - . Copy for thia sag accepted ontit :S9 th eveaiBf befora psbliratioa (or testification. Cepy received after tbia time will t rno ander tb be4 tng Too Lata t Clasaity. The Statesmaa aaaumea a finan elal respoaaibi ty far errors which saay appear ia adrertiiementa publiab ed in its columns, and la caaea whert tbia paper ia at Unit will reprint that part of aa advertiseaieal ia which the typographical aaiatake eetrra. Th 8utajnaa reserve Iht right te reject aueationabU advertising. It far ther reaerrea the right to etaaaify all advertising under the proper claaatfira tia. , . " Help Wanted 8 FAMILIES FOR strawberry pick ing. K. Schweuger, Rt 7, Box 438. Mile east Chemawa. Help Wanted Male WANTED BODY "and fender man." Raymond Motor Service. 350 N. High. WANTED CHZMNET sweep with good equipment. ' Woodburn Arch Store, Woodburn. Tel. Main 11 J. Help Wanted Female 1 SALESLADIES WANTED to oell guaranteed Maisonette d res sea of all -kinds, shirts, ties and cosmetics. Old firm, good par. Vesta Rutherford, Hillsboro, Ore. WANTED GIRL for genera rwrtrse- work. TeL 83F4, Rt 1, Bos 3(1. - CAPABLE EXPERIENCED girt for housework, permanent position good salary. Rtf. required. Box 140,, States man. fT Salesmen Wanted f OREGON FIRM now has permanent position for aggressive, neat appearing salesman. Best references required. Ex pense allowance if you have proper qualifications. Apply in person. 212 Oregon Bldg. NEWLY ACQUIRED territory re - quires 2 additional salesmen from 35 to SO years of age with car, to sell Pioneer composition roofing, cedar 4 shingles, and shakes." Experience not ; necessary, as a thorough training will " be given you. We have trained new salesmen who knew nothing about the roofing business, and they sre now : making 975.00 per week, clear. Come I In and talk to them. Apply 8 :3 a. m. : Willamette A'ally Roof Co 349 N. Com'L Mr. BondelL , WE HAVE exceptional opening for ; aasFsman with car. Call 'morning be ) tween 8:30. and 9:30. Cascade Supply ! Co., 455 Chemeketa SL. . i I Situations Wanted j WANTED WASHING and Ironing ' to do at home. First class work guar anteed. Tel. 8(38. Mrs. Boehringer. t For Sale Mi.we!laneotis I S-if rot sal. flrprwt IkS Ciw-ino kota. . WHEAT, WHITE. Oats. Bring sacks. Mrs. Wright, 4i mL Wallace Rd. TOP DIRT, sand, fertiliser, garden rock. Phone 3S0O, Lacey. TENNIS SHOES for boys or men. 4c. Greenbaum's, 24 N. Com'L ' ADDINO MACHINES, cash regis ters, typewriters sold, rented, swapped. Kspert repair service, moderate prices. Roen Typewriter bate, 420 court rPHOLSTERINO. CUSHION ser vice furniture repairing. McDowell, (S( Center. TeL a3. CROOKED FINGER hill grown non Irrigated No. 1 Burbank seed and table potatoes. Puritan Cider Works, West Salem. FINE. USED wicker settee, chair and table. TeL (112 or (19(. - FISHER WALNUT piano, $25. Ja quith Music Co. 2(0 N. High. HEAVY 10x13 ARMY terft auto bed, auto mattress, auto table. Tel. (732. BABY HIGH chair, $2.00. TeL 8985. GOOD WOOD range almost new, $43 rash. 1745 Kay St (Just off X. 17tb Street) VERT REASONABLE, Universal wood range, in excellent condition. 19(5 Maple Ave. ; t Trade Miscellaneous WANT "HEAVY team and harness. -Ha ve Cadillac sedan to trade. 2222 -Turner Road. . . , Wanted Miscellaneous I ' Free We pick up dead and worth less horses, cows, sheep TeL 41(9. SEWING MACHS.. parts, repairs. Singer-Co., 279 N. Com'L ; WANT HORSES, cows, sheep and goflts for fox feed. Osborne, Rt 6. Box 283, Salem. i , WANTED: NAMES men -women, wishing U. S. government Jobs. Start $105.00 to $175.00 month. Rapid raise. Common education, usually sunicieni, W roach you in snare moments at home. Full particulars and list of po sitions FREE. Apply today sure. Box 1283 P, care Statesman. Miscellaneous ' HAIRCUTS, ADULTS 25c, children 10c 303 S. Winter St.. corner Trade. COLD STORAGE lockers. Ramage's. S10 N. Liberty. Phon 8751 Wanted Furniture : CASH PAID FOR TOUR TOOLS - Stoves, Furniture : nntri nrfM a Furniture Co. tts M Commercial Phon 784$ IJ&V&SSt ADVERTISING -Western Advertising - Representatives Fenger-Hall Co, Ltd. Saa Fraaciae.. Lot Angelea, Seattle . Eastern Advertising :c Representative? -Bryant Grrffith Brunson, Ina, Chicago. New "York. DetrIt Boston, Atlanta WntmrmA at tkm Pmatotficm mt tUm ' Ore ton. aa fiacoad-CJass If after. Pa- : Bsaisess aflc. 11 Soutm CamawrtaV " srriBSJCRIPTION RATES t Mall Subscription Rates, in Advance, Within Oregon: Daily and sunaay. Ifn &S cents; 8 Mo. 8L25 : Mo. $2.15 1 rear $4.00. Elaewhar 0 canta per Mo, er $(. for 1 year la advance. Pwi Copy cent. News Stands S cants. By City Carrier: 45 cents a monta; $5.09 a yar la advance. I For Rent 'Rooms; DESIRABLE ROOM, hot and cold water, business district. 255 Center. t Room and Board i " NEWLY DECORATED room for tworr with board. Reas n'bl. 1724 Chemeketa. ROOM AND board. 549 N. Cottage, RM.-BD.X Tel. 8394. 880 Chemeketa. ROOM AND BRD 1 15 a Winter. ROOMS, WITH or' without board. 151 N. 13th St. i i i For Rent Apartments 1 ROOM APT also t room apt Fur nished. Tel. 74. 221 Have Ave. Call before S or after 5 p. m. j i DUPLEX APT, 931 nJ Winter; SMALL FTJRN. apt-i 590 Union. 2 ROOM FI7RX. apt..! water !furn.. garage. 1421 N. Church St. ! a mmtmmiimi0mjm4t afcaam 4 R. PARTLY FURN4 apt.,-adults. 398 N. 21st j j ; ia------- iiiVr-i wv-if ria r 2 AND 5 R. apts., 200$ N. Capitol. 2 R. UPSTAIRS apt, 39. 139 X. 4th. DESIRABLE. FURN.- npf well lo cated: 2 adults, 322.50. Phone 7525. " - - - . - n ri"mvmiiil ftrLn.fxrtn-rt1 2 AND S RM. apts. fum. or unfurn. Call eves, or Sun. 1173 N. Fourth. DOWNTOWN FURN. apt. alec re frig. 241 N. Liberty. -1 - -j YACANCT. ROBERTS Apts. 2 ROOM FURN. apt Clean and comfortable, adults only. (45 Ferry. LARGE 2-RM. apt, flight, water, heat, garage. Reasorytbl. Call morn ings or evenings, 553 S. 12th. i 4 ROOM FURNISHED flat, lights, water, beat, telephone, 11211 Broad way. j ., - ! For Rent Houses I SMALL 2723. MOD. house. TeL ! 5 R. HOUSE at 335' S 19th. Inquire at 1865 Trade. MODERN HOUSE, 96 N. 18th. 5 R., 8S5 S. 13th. 118.: Tel. 7840. CLOSE IN S rm. modern house. 8453. For Rent Rent i acres. Call 43F15. Hospital bed and wheelchairs to -ent. H. I. Stiff Fumltura Co. : Office rooms for rent 1 311 Stats St M 3713 1 I For Sale Real Estate I Houses. Grant 129 Court Tel 7721 5 ACRES IMPROVED, 6( N. Sum mer. 1 ! NEW MODERN 5 room house just completed and ready ofri market Open for inspection. ISio N. 18th. GOOD LOT. (SOxlOil). Side w shade. grrdn. in, terms. Rm. 5, 147 is. Com L alaaajaasyia BEAUTIFUL. HOME overlooking Salem. Good Income frorir 5 "A. bearing cherries and walnuts.! Good ( R. mod. house, shade trees. W. Salem water. Double garage, chicken ' coops, etc ISjDO. Terms. Tel. 4034; owner. . CITY CONVENIENCES AND COUNTRY PRIVILEGES IN A beautiful semi-modern ( room English type home like hew, best of plumbing, electric lights, wired for electric ange, fireplace, 'garage, wood shed, driven well with electric water system. Nice lawn. ; shrubs, flowers, pool. acre, best of soil. Well located on paved road, near bus line. Posses sion at once. i If you wish a real buy, see this. Price 84000, part terms.1 CHILD9 ft MILLER, Realtors 344 State Street Phone (708. SPECIAL IMMEDIATE POSSESSION of a 5 acre tract close to city; limits, neat 4 room bouse, small barn, strawberries, fruit and nut trees. Price $190, easy terms., laberal discount tor casn. CHILDS fc MILLER, Realtors 244 State Street Phone (708. $SS0.V HOME FOR $5500 ONLY SMALL payment down, bat $40 per month Including 4Vs Interest buys a fine 7 room English type borne. One of our late built houses, large lot good location. Not another opportun ity like it SEE Mrs. Kills witn ' CHILDS MILLER, Realtors 344 State Street i Phone (70S. NEW HOME SACRIFICE THIS NEW modern s 5 room home with oak floors, tile drain board, a real attractive home garage attached to . bouse, east front good location ready to occupy. SEE; THIS HOME BEFORE YOU BUY.j Price 13509, terras. ; -i W. H. GRABENHORST CO. 131 S. Liberty; Street 5 .RMS- MODERN, consider build ing lot as part payment Phone 8103. 31S00. 3 BEDROOMS. KITCHEN, liv- mg room, ammg room, garage. Terms, immediate possession. $1930. 5 -room house with basement, furnace, garage. -Reasonable down cayment. $ 900. 5 rooms with Sleeping porch, ga rage. Excellent terms, j P. IL BELL i 429 Oregon Bldg. i f Phone 8121. BEAT. KSTATR 44 ACRES CLOSED In- of pavad road, good seven room house, barn, chicken house, good soIL Will sac rifice for oulcK deal 1 Acres, lust utside' city -limits, four room house, barn, fruit good soil. W ill sell on easy terms. 320 Acres In Montana, grain land, clear of Incumbrance. Will trade for. something in or near Salem. CHAS. HUIWCINS & N, j. linijgren Z,i State Street I'll one 9494, HOUSES 1 8 850 4 ROOMS FURNISHED In North Salem.; raving paid. One half cash. ' i $1530 5 rooms with basement paving pd. Lots of fruit $250 down. ' $1J0 2 plastered bouxes renting for 920 per month, paving pd. This is a eood investment I $5300. Mod. bouse In North Salem, pav ing pa. isvo -aown. 1 $28S0 i room mod.: home, paving pd. j. Now renting at $30 er mo. Some terms. -, 1 - $3830 room mod. home. A fine place. , Will take smaller property. R. A. FORKNER 1 , 1853 N. Capitol $1150. 5 R. PLASTERED HOUSE, paving paid. A good buy. Terms. A service station with dwelling, well located in North Salem. $3700. terms. SEE L J. CRITTENDEN With R. A. FORKNER 1853 N. Capitol 1 I For Sale Farms WONDERFUL BUY IN SMALL - FARM - ' It ACRES $ MILES N E. of Salem, room bouse, electric lights, barn, new $0x40 chicken house. 1 acre tim ber, 1 acre pasture, balance lit crop. A nice place near Frultland. Prie $3(00. part terms. t t SEE Clifford Harold with I ? CHILDS ft MILLER, Realtors ' ' $44 Stat Street ; t Phone 8708. GOOD LAND, rood improvements. electricity, running waters a; wonder ful dairy farm : trad considered. Sea me for bargains and trade, i H. C, Shields, Ores. Bldg. TeL 8903. For Sale Used Cars orroL HAS BEEN SELLING GOOD USED PEOPLE OF THIS VICINITY HONESTY IS THE WE HAVt! A GOOD REPUTATION YOUR CAR FROM US WITH CONFIDENCE. 1934 Ponttac 4 -door Sedan 1934 Pontiac 2-door Sedan 1934 Bulck 2-door Sedan -1934 Ford Convertible Coup 1933 uuick. 7 -pass, sedan 1933 Bulck Standard 4 dr. Sedan, ( 1931 Buirk Small Series Coup 1932 Ford Sport Roadster t is.ie Ford Model A coupe 1930 Bulck Standard Coupe, wn. 1929 Buick Standard Sedan 1929 Bulck Standard Coup OTTO J. Bulck A Pontiac SSS N, Commercial Street Look! They Must Go - - - We Need Room j MORE USED CAR SPECIALS I A SQUARE DEAL ALWAYS 1934 V,8 Coupe. Low mileage 1929 Darant Coach. Special 1928 Oakland Coach. A real buy . 1934 V-8 Coach. Radio, heater 1934 V-8 Coach. Radio, beater 19S5 V-8 Touring Sedan . 1935 V-8 Pick-up i 1931 Bulck Sedan J 1930 Chevrolet Coupe. 1930 Ferd Coupe, New paint corap. 1930 Nash Special Sedan . , 1929 Chevrolet Coupe. A ale on AND MANY OTHERS THE VALLEY Marion Liberty I TWO USED ! Phone USED CAR MART ANNIVERSARY SALE DODGE 1933 Sedan. 4 wheels . .$565 1933 Coupe. New Daint .J -$545 1931 coupe. Radio and heater .S39a 1930 Sedan. New tires $345 1928 Standard Sedan i 8250 BUICK 1933 Sport Cpe. New tires, paint $565 1928 St Sedan. A dandy H $195 1928 St Sedan 15 $115 1927 Cpe. In fine shape Your Terms in Reason HERRALL-OWENS CO. "DEPENDABILITY DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Phone 316S I For iSale Farms I FARMS 1 ACRE 4 ROOM plastered house, $1500, terras 2 acres-j-4 room bouse, chicken house, soma terms. 10 acres 8 room house, barn, elec tricity, stream, $350 down. 40 arrea hew bldgs. 7 miles of Sa lem. Will trade for house In town. See us lor better buys Ki A. FORKNEK 1853 N. Capitol Wanted Real Estate CASH FOR modern small house close In with garage, might purchase fur nlshings, no:-agents. Describe fully in first letter riirfrire if nnaaihle Knx 237, Salem. ; Money to Loan 1 VmAmrl htUnm lMaa t4tta. 9 KstfM or refinance home or business pro Urn rate Abram. Ellta, Masonic R PRIVATE ! LOANS for automobne. new low raisH. kot m Mmmoni. r irR . - - . National Bank Bid. i , 8 MONEY. LOAN $19,000 for me at 5 says one of onr investing cus tomers, jsusc p gooa security, tarm. acreage or city properties. See us for prompt - aervjea on real , estate loans. Ltomr costs. : CHILDS aV MILLER. Mtre, Loans 344 State Street j Phon 8708. FOUR PER CENT paid os savings I INSURED to $5,000.00.1 Salem Federal Savings It Loan Ass'n. Guardian B&g. - i Phone 280L By an Independent Snbwn Klnanc Co. Amounts to $1500.00 A 1 .. . a , . 1 . r . n.t wMh inA.mtn Ri.m owned-ard-operated finance company where your need will j receive very consideration both before and after the loan Is made. t No Delays - - - No ; Red Tap - General Finance Corp. First NaH Bank Bids. 1 Phon ISIS Licensed. S-131 bf sut A Complete Service on Loans Up to $3d0 Personal Loans W can advance cash quickly and privately to any employed man or woman In 24 hours. 1 - Beneficial IL'oan Society of Salem Room 119, New Bligh Bldg. 2nd floor INCENSED! NO. S-1ZZ M 1SS By --r-'-- STATE i - SIS Stat Sri TeL 8 7 49. Loans Mad In Nearby Towns Loans Wanted I Loans wanted on farm and city property Before borrowing. Inquire at Hawkins Roberta . : WANTED: $2000 LOAN on new modern home just completed, good lo cation. If you want a good loan on new property Investigate this. W. H. GRABENHORST COt 134 a Liberty St I Livestock and Poultry FRESH COW. sell of trade for beef cattle or norses. zzzz Turner Koad. SEVERAL MATCHED teams of mares and some singles, all gentle and guaranteed.!" - One Molley mule, work good single: one 4-gat ffamily cow, Jersey ; one Jersey family cow giving 4 gal. now. SALEM HORSE ft COW MARKET N. Commercial and Liberty: Streets "- BABY CHICKS tor farm or home 10 varieties. Baby cockerels, pullets. custom hatching, x Ph. 133F2. Laa'a Hatchery. j ?, I For Sale Wood 1 CCAItANfTEED- DRT wood roat TeL SOuO. Salam Fuel Co Trad 1$ IN. OLD fif. TeL $818. - mm0000'mftm''m0J00 BIO 1" gold fir. $5.00. growth, Tb tilt. . 1$ dry' see. I For Sale Used Cars I Wilson CARS FOR OVER 25 TEARS TO BEST POLICY TO -UPHOLD SO YOT7 CAN BUY .$(75.00 . (35.00 . 785.00 . 495.00 . 895.00 . 5(5.00 . 435.00 . 3(5.00 . 245.00 . 365.00 . 285.00 . 235.00 wb, equipment. - equipped, rumble seat . : , WILSON Sales & Service Phone Salem 545L .$490 . 125 . 95 525 ..$525 .- (45 535 . 375 290 . 285 335 - 235 overhaul TO CHOOSE FROM MOTOR CO. CAR LOTS 7310 Center Liberty PLYMOUTH 1934 Sedan. New tires, motor ov erhauled $585 1933 Cpe. In fine shape $485 1933 Sp. Cpe. New paint, rumble seat $495 1932 Cpe. New paint . $385 r29 Tudor. New paint $185 CHEVROLET 1934 Master Cpe. New paint $545 1934 Standard Cpe. 6000 miles ... $520 1933 DeLuxe Sedan 1931 DeLuxe Sedan, ( wheels -S495 $385 235 S. Commercial '31 CHRYSLER 4-DOOR Sedan. A-l shape. Price $300 cash. Owner. 22(9 Claude St 1934 1U TON DODGE truck. A-l condition. 515 S. 12th. M?WjrT93Tclies7dtDtTsX dan. Low mileage. Liberal discount. easy terms. Jimraie Davis, 1690 N. Fifth. Plu 5908. FOR SALE or trade for cheaper car, 1935 Pontiac four-door sedan. El ton Fishback, Monmouth, Oregon. MODEL A Coune. fine condition. $163. Geo. Baliod, Rt 4. Box 402. OTICK OF A PIBLIC HEARING 1 V vntl r'DliiE'u ivn JA J1UU bltiUO AXU ofW nn. A ...t.tl. 1 si, 1 J aiwuucuciiiiis wuiueueiauu I lvs t n A A COamKlat AAn thA SAW . I I AOOVmw4J win iuo dci- I enth floor of the Oregon Building, Portland, Oregon. 1 and I i atanriAaj. Ia .Au a naA 1 4 or exposed for sale in Oregon; also such eggs as may be sold un der the emblem "Grade-A" or 'Grade-B". Signed, 3' J' WHITE. Director dw Yepanmem 01 Agriculture. Ml 3-1 4-1 5 NOTICE TO BUILDING COX- TRACTORS AND HOUSE MOVERS Sealed bids will be) received by I the Oregon State Highway com- I mission in the Auditorium, third I floor. Public Service Building. Portland, Oregon, at 9:00 o'clock a. m. on Friday, May 23. 1936 for moving and re-establishing ser vice station buildings and for the remoTal and reconstruction of ap proximately 450 sq. yds. of con crete pavement located on the property of the General Petroleum Company at ihe southeast corner of the intersection of Main St. and. the Pacific Highway In Ores- gon City, Clackamas County. Prequallfication of bidders will )t be reauired fori this lob un less the bid totals 310,000 or more. Plans, propo&aJ blanks and full information for bidders may be obtained at the office of the State Highway Commission, 322 State Office Building, Salem, Oregon. Flans and specifications may be inspected at the same place and I dent Engineer, Butler Building In I Oreron Clf v "' I v" Vv. . L ', iue ngui is reaerrea to reject I any or all bids- or to accept the of Oregon. No bid will be accept ed unless accompanied by cash, certified check or a bidder's bond for an amount not less than five (5) per cent of the total amount bid. . OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION , By H. B. Glaisyer, Secretary. v : , 1 . M.13. For; Sale Wood 1 GOOD SECOND growth fir. Drv. No knots. 4 ft. rena-th. t rord. Immcdlati aeurery. rnone 107F23. rui i0 nJXTaXi-JXi-naixjaaia 18 IN. OLD fir, TeL; 40C8. Wood Sawing 1 Wood sawing, lowest prtcva. T. 4084 I Personal FREE ! STOMACH ULCERS. OAS PAINS, indigestion relieved quick. Get FREE sample doctor1' prescription. Udga, at Capital and Perry's Drug biores, - ' Look! Look! Lebanon Folks In Race Friday Stringer Is After Congress Jobs: Others Want County Posts LEBANON. May 12. A num ber of Lebanon men are candi dates for county offices in the primary election to be held Fri day. Thei position of state repre sentatire, 13th district, from Linn county, also has candidates from Lebanon. A farmr of this district, who has been; active in the grange. Is Cortis D. Stringer, state senator from Linn county, who seeks the office of I representative in con-gmg-from the first district on the democratic ticket. Roshal M, Groves, living on the Santiam highway near Lebanon, is a candidate for representative in : the state legislature on the republican ticket. Other republi can candidates are Ernest L. Scholl, HaTry R. Wiley and How ard C. ROwlee. Democratic candidates for rep resentative are T. V. Munyan, present incumbent, mayor of Le banon : Fred E. Harrison and Fred Dawson. Raymond C. Burkhart, of near Lebanon.! and J. J. Barrett are democratic candidates for county judge; while Dempster M. Rohr bough and William S. Risley are also on the republican ticket. The latter three 1 have endorsed the Townsend plan in their ballot slo gans. George A. Billings, Lebanon botcher, is a candidate for sher iff on the reDubllcan ticket Other republican candidates are Ellery C. i McClain and Marion Arnold. Democratic candidates are Herb ert Shelton, present sheriff, and Jess Moss of Holler. Clarence Ingram, Townsend ad vocate, formerly of Lebanon, is running for county clerk on the republican ballot, along with R. MJ Russell, present county clerk. Pierce Jenks is democratic candi date. Harry ; Dobesb. and Claude Cox of Lebanon and E. E. Munsey. Al bany, who formerly resided in the Tennessee district near Lebanon, I ... j . n. ji at . re aemocrauc canumaiea ior re- coraer. ; biena m. Hoover is a candidate to succeed herself on the republican ticket. Ronald L. Gilson, member of a pioneer Lebanon family, who has lived all of his life in this com munity, is a candidate on the re publican' ticket for county treas urer. Another republican candi date is Ada K. Pratt. Grover C Nance, present treasurer, seeks the democratic nomination as a Townsend advocate. , j Walter W. Larsen Is republican candidate for county surveyor Democratic candidates are G. E. Whltcomb and Glenn A. Peck, Seeking the office of county as sessor are W. C. Templeton, re publican, Townsend backer, and Fay M.! Miller, a native of Linn county, democrat :! N. C.j Lowe, who has been on undertaker in Lebanon since 1912, seeks the democratic nom ination for coroner. Everett C I Fisher nresent countv coroner 1 aslra rpolootirtn nn tb rsnuhlloan I ... .. , - - I " Kpplrlne- tha nffioa nf oniinf rtm TYl icioirknav aw a A li -U 17 A tj ,ua a... tin I UUa A j jaeg reDubllcans all Townsend Z rV n.d W. Cooley. dem- i nrrn a.izn on inn "nvnaAnn i v w a.-w u, I bandwagon. - Graduation June 3 LIBERTY, May 12. E i g h t h local ooi vUI be held Wedriea- dar June 3, and not June as previously announced. Business Cards la this directory rua Lawn Mowers I on a monthly bails only. Ratei M ..'....-. SIM sv Ihui no mnoth Sharpened, repaired and traded. Ph. l.4o per line per moath. f6t Hjrry w geptt 141 & ComT. 1 aaaaaaaassaaaaaaamaMsaaasaaaaBa I Auto Drakes j Mattress Mattress remade, new cover, 1 3$ t. Mlk Panek. 271 South CommereiaL CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phon 4049. . c 1 8 ALU rtUFF-RUO and ttattreo Olininey Sweep I Factory. NEW MATTRESS mad l II 1 1 ! 11 1 order, old remad; carpet cleaning, sis- TELEPHONE 4450. R. E. Northness. J; ? "oTrS F. ZWt?KEa - . L, , , ; est. ion. Chiropractors j... . ' ' ' i s Music Stores DR. O L SCOTT. PSC Chiropractor n , . , 15 N. High TeL Res. 8782. JKO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing ; ? ; f- machine. Sheet music and piano stud- . . , ia Repairing radios, phonographs and Electrical Service I sewing machine 438 State Street : -. : s""-; u 1 BOSI.KR KUctrle. 24C Stat dt Wir- 1 . Ing. motors, appliance, repairs, aarvtc. I lrHOtO lUlSraVing - I j Electrical Tattooing 1 iPhTei'5m.v,n'1- 147 N Low priced sanor Jack 438 a nth. J Hi H Printing j ExcavatinS I '"OR I STATION ER T, i cards, pamph- lets, programs, books or any kind of printing, call Tn Statesman Printing Excavating of all kinds. Basements rvrmrtment 21S & Commercial Tela- dug Dtrt hauled or moved. Dirt for phon 9 lot ale. Salem Sand and Gravel Co. Phon 1 ' 1 Sewing Machine Repajrs ) i Floor Sanding a & Leathermaa. T 8175. 1183 Waller. W; W. MEE. 438 MilL TeL 38J7. j n i 5fove8 "" "j I Florists ' . j r.tpni,. :tov. rangea, etrcutators. , Sell new and rebuilt stoves, ranges and Bralthaupt's. 4 IT Court ' circulators,: stock fence, posts, chicken i i wir. Salem Fence and Stov Work a. !2 Chemsketa. TeL 4774. R B ALL kind of floral wot k Iits. Flar Fleming. . 1st. 127$ N. Liberty TeL 9892. 1 ' ' ' 1 Homeopathic Physician ''.'. j . . . lim locator distant transfer storago. bit L ia AItrnajtrTreats- botb acut rll $131; Mrmer Transf.r O. Trucks and chronic diseases. OTftc and real- " Portland; daUy. - . - dene, 807 Center. Tek 6832.; , , rUmseyer truck oervlc. Pnoa 3384. J ' laundries : I oapital- citt n Transfer c. 82$ i t stat SU TeL T7T3. DisUibotlng, for 'TBB'NieW SALEM LAUNDRT f " THEE W EIDER LAUNDRT ' ,' ' ' ' i" " ' ' .'S3 8 High ; . ,- TlII2l ASHCRAFT TRUCK service. TeL 3388, capital citt laundrt 1) Well Drilling 1 Talspbon $181 1384 Broadway 1 For Sale Used Cars - t Used Car Prices Are 1927 Willys Knight Sedan 1929 Chevrolet Coach i.-.. 1930 Chevrolet Coach 1930 Plymouth Coupe ! .....;............ 1931 Ford Roadster .J... .... . 1933 Ford V-8 Coupe .j.......... .............. 1933 Ford V-8 Coach J............ 1935 Chevrolet Std. Coach ........ . ...... 1934 Chevrket Town Sedan 1931 ford iy2 Ton Truck .1... . 1935 Chevrolet Pick-Up 1934 Dodge 2-Ton Truck 430 -N. Commercial Douglas Woman's Cli in Closing Session UrllU I'age Main Speaker; Book Reviews Are Presented SILVEKTON. May 1Z BATb. I George Hubbs made a charming toastmistress at the Woman's club luncheon, the last affair of tne-1 club for the season, Held Monaay at 1 o'clock with Mrs. James Scarth as home hostess. Social hostesses were Mrs. William Scarth, sr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bush nell. Assisting the hostesses were Mrs. J. Ballantyne and Mrs. W. R. Tomison. During the program hour, Ur- lin Page spoke on laws pertaining to women. Mrs. H. B. Latham re viewed Kitson's "How to Use Your Mind," and Mrs. Ballantyne gave a review of Barnes "With- in This Present." Mrs. A. B. Wics- ner gave a noem. New Officers New officers who will take up the work In. the autumn are: President, Mrs. A. P. Solle; vice- president, Mrs, Dewey Allen; sec retary, Mrs. A. B. Wiesner; treas urer, Mrs. W. R. Tomisen. Present at the luncheon Monday were Mrs. Hubbs. Mrs. Laura Hubbs, Mrs. S. Ames, Mrs. C. M. Wray, Mrs. R. McClanathan, Mrs D. LaMarr, Mrs. F. Glenn McDon ald, Mrs. H. B. Latham, Mrs. A B. Wiesner, Mrs. G. B. Bentson Mrs. J. Ballantyne, Mrs. James Scarth. Mrs. A. W. Bushnell. Mrs A. O. Solie, Mrs Dewey Allen, Mrs. E. E. Taylor, Mrs. Ida Neum- nerg, Mrs. w. K. lomison, Mrs. wmiam stana, sr. Brooder House Burns in Early Morning Fire at Fred Schifferer Farm CLOVERDALE. May 12. Neighbors were awakened about 6 o'clock Sunday morning to help put out a fire at Fred Schifferer's. Schifferers were aroused by the noise of the fire, which completely destroyed their brooder house, but were unable to check the flames. Two hundred baby chickens they bought Friday were also burned The building was near other ones but due to practically no breeze the fire only damaged an other chicken coop nearby which caught fire but was quickly put out witn a gardgn hose. Just how the fire started was undetermined Directory B A, West, B. V Baa 445. Tel. 110F. i For Sale Used Cars " ft MM IPY J SI -.5wBM .:.... ... aWassaa)aa) mm a .............. Phone 3189 McKay Chevrolet Co. St. Paul's Altar Unit Will Give Card Party; Event Open to Public Paul's AlUr society is planning a card party for Wednesday night at the St Paul hall on Pine street. with "SOO. to be played. Playing will beglq at 8:15 and prizes are beine offered for high and low scores. Mrs. Al Cole is chairman of cards, assisted by Mrs. W. Stirber. WBO will be in charge of the lunch The party is open to the public. t Marion School to Close on May 29 MARION, May 12. The Mar- ion school will close Friday, May 29, with the usual picnic and bas- net dinner served by the patrons with a ball game in the afternoon, There are five in the graduation iciass: nasei snepnera, ur&ce ac- Coy, Lillian Christensen, Evange- WHEAT PRODUCTION CONTROL ASSOCIATION OF MARIOX COUXTY, OREGO.V Expenditures Incurred from January 1, to January 7, 1936, inclusive: SALARIES . Treasurer .., Office Assistant - ; MISCELLANEOUS Printing and Publication . : Bank service charges .. . Equipment purchase . : I' $31.30 Expenditures Incurred from April 1 to April 30, 1936, inclusive: SALARIES Treasurer' offIce Asgistant . MISCELLANEOUS Telegram . We certify, that the expenses above, are properly incurred, that I actually been rendered in the business of the Association andor the supplies ana equipment snown in use by the Association. We certify that the bills are correct and just, and that payment therefor Aaa'n.' nf Marion Cross Word Puzzle t r r r w r r- r r p I4 -1 - J7 3B Vt SO " "J" SI 52 55 !!IIIl!lIlf 11 "AO Ah Z4.2 45 44 ZZ-t-ZLZ1W By EUGENE SHEFFER HORIZONTAL : l-f-achenM S shallow dish 10 genus of : palms . , 11 pressed -IS dirty 14 one who loans 15 a' color 16 wing-like part 171 mountain . in Asia -; ' Minor . 18 Indian 19 -females of . the domes- j tie fowl 21 tree-stock -22 disagree 24 grass- -etems 25 aged 2S witty say- ing 27 part of a -.tree-trunk SO one-seeded fruits - -SA solitary &5 comrade 36 self . -y I 37 cuckoo ' 38 piece of " fuxnitort 39 vessel 40 renowned ' - Greek chief 42 doctrines . 45 implement ; 45 cogniiant ' Herewith ia terday's puxxl. Cejyxtskt 111. For Sale- Used Cars i.....$195 . - .J.... - ...X... ..$275 J. li f ..$395 ..4...$395 ......$525 $565 ... ..... i :1$195- ... i......$445 ...:....:.$57 833 Center Street line Shirwood land Lowell Over- holsar. . i The two-ac comedy, "Polly Wants a Cracker" presented by the junior high school class o! Jefferson at the Marion hall Fri day night was much enjoyed, and well attended. Those carrying the leading parts were, James Ander son, Marjorie ) Cole and Burton Thurston. ! , j Interest in Territory Wool Up, Sales Scanty BOSTON. May 12 -Pf- (U. S. DepL Agr.) A fair amount of In-: terest was being shown in fine or iginal territory; wool, but the vol ume of actual; business was Tery moderate because of the differ-" ences between 'most bids and ask ing prices. Bidders were reluct ant to go above 80 cents scoured basis, spot Boston, for average to god French combing length fin, territory wools in -original bags. A little wool was reported to b moved at this level, but most holders were rather firm at 82 83 cents or above. I .... S - ' $ " 3.5 8 ll 11.25 j ' ' ........ J. 1.55 '.. : l . 1.50 , 4 ...4 ... 13.50 I 1 .79 "... j ' i- IS9.2J- of this Association, as outlined the services Indicated 'above, have, . nave aciuany Deen receivea ana are has not been received. HENRY ZORN, i 1 Henry Zorn, President, Wheat! Production Control Co r HARRY L. RICHES, i Harry L. Riches, Sec., Wheat Production Control Ass'n., Marlon. 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