Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 5

DAILY GAZETTE-TIMES. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7. HY1 tea HOOVER QIATS YOUNGSTERS IIIEBS QFUEli GIMSS1FIED i WE OFFER profitable part or full time employment to men er women salespeople. Liberal commission. I liberty Saving Loan Association, Avenge, fire ah art mii ta the Baa.

lrinimnrn charre 30c Copy mast be in office by boom to iuut rm.antioa mm day. Classified advertising is cash. Tea? asset a mu wUd as a aceomraodition, the charge to be met prompt' as receipt efak Pay year Classified Advertisirig bills promptly. Cask ihxtmat 10. Phone 391 for Want Ad.

Dep FOR 8ALK SEAL ESTATB President-elect Koevee talked with eMIdrea wha eltlttd him at rfphten. Fuw wears he stapsed during his tour ef the Florida area leaded hi ,1928. Loesa mde up tUe tl. 1 dechdon was awarded tN Mrs, A. I Knig-hten and daagttcr irwinsa visuea mends at isngcct and else at Corvaliis Ftioay.

Mrs. Fred Sylvester anj daunttr Unke drove to Portland 1- miay tit to they spent the week-end Mit. Sylvester's mother v.ho is ill. TV are to return Suruiay evening. Mrs.

Dale Lamar and Mrs. C. W. (Esdkott and sen Leslie ef visited Mr. and Mrs.

J. Lamar and also Mrs. Lamar's parents Mr. at-1 Mrs. C.

A. Pugh and family of near, Shedd. The Potter Sewing club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mis. Hans Koch where the ladies Tnt very pleasant time rn needlework, conversation and contests. During tt business session the elub voted te give $5.00 to the Farm Home te buy boohs for their library.

Ia the guessing contests. Miss Dorothy Abraham ami Mrs. Vera Springer won first prisos and consolations went to Mrs. J. S.

Lamar and Mrs, Charles Romrncamp. Miss Dorothy Abraham was an additional guest. The hostess served1 lowly refreshments to her gnestv, assisted by Mrs. Romeuearcp'. The ehib will meet in two weeks with Mrs.

W. C. Mul'er. Benton County Deed Recordings Are Listed Bent oii county deed recordings the past week follow: Minnie Burnap to Myrtle Bitmap, L. 9, College Crest Add.

J. Hurlburt to E. W3sn, 12.2 T. 12, R. 8.

L. Brown to E. Monstgaard, tract T. 14, 8. E.

P. Jackson to City ef Corvallis, tract for street Geo, Sinclair to E.Y. Nye, $0 T. 15, 6. Claud Archart to Sites W.

Thornton, 120 T. 12, R. T. Walter I. Woods hi Ota Stevenson, 92 T.

II, R. 5. Vf. L. Bunker te CoxvaJlls Logging S.

24, 1 13; K. 7. No More i If roe wind to mrmaavntiy relieved ef In tomch and Bowels, take baaimann'a Gas TaMm whlfh are priartil Dectalif foe tomvh gaa and all bad effooui r-SttHlnr from as prMure. that mp(y, rnawtng- flln la the rnaoh will disappear. That amlw-ji, nervous fooling- villi hoju-t ealr'ia-tlon will vanish.

No more blotuuav drowatnwe after eatlne, Brtura or other dlitrua due to ana, Gi th rnuln BAALMANN'H OAS TABLETS at aay od drug stwi Price $4, Alwars oa head at ALLEN'S DRUG STORE. Cellcge Cleaners Dyers Ladies and Gents Garments Rags, Curtains, Drapes, ExpertWorkmanship, Quick Service Phone 68 16th, and Monroe New Chevrolet Truck Purchased For Work; School Praised rEORIA, Feb. 27. (Special) Mr. and Mrs.

N. E. Chandler, Agnes Chan diet and Geerge Chandler were Corvailts callers Mrs. Alice Bell of OakvUIe spent Ust Thursday with Mrs. Alk-e Dunn.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Dt Porter of Shedd visited with Mrs. Porter's mother, Mrs.

Alice Dunn, Friday, The Ciingmaa brothers have pur chased a Chevrolet truck te ase en their farm. George Githeas transacted business in Albany, Saturday. Rev. Gibsaa drove to Corvallta Sat urday afterBooit en a. business and pleasure trip to see Mrs.

i. W. Lamar and Helen La mar attended a meeting ef the Rain bow girls ia Carvaliis, Monday eve ning. E. G.

Pugh and Mr. Malnon of Shedd, drove to- Portland to see Mr. Pngh's daughter Mrs. Daltos Gibbs, who ia very critically lit in a hospital ther and no hope ts entertained for her recovery. Mr.

and Mrs. Jay Levas aad daugh ter; Yetvs of Corvallis drove out fori a visit with Mrs. Lavas' sister. Mrs. J.

W. Lamar and family, i Mrs. Edna Geer. eoanty supcrin-: tendent, paid her official visit te Peoria school and also visited the Pine Grove school Wednesday. Mrs, Geer was accompanied by Mr, Geer.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and C. 3. Smith spent last Sunday as guests of Mr.

and Mrs. WIS McCoy and family near Venetaw Lacte county, Dorothy Abraham, a student at O. S. C- came home far a short vacation with home folks. Mr.

and Mrs. John Hanson of Cor vallis were Sunday guests ef Mrs. Alice Dona Roy Farmer of near Shedd transacted business ia this vicinity Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey CUngmsn of Rahny are visiting for a few days at Ciingmaa brothers, near Peoria, Mr. ami Mrs. W. (i. Abraham, Mrs.

J. Lamar sad Mr. and- Mrs. J. W.

Lamar attended called meeting of the Eastern Star in Shedd Wednesday evening. A covered dish supper was enjoyed before the meeting. Mrs, George McNeil was hostess to the Krew-Eldre ladies last Wednes- afternoon where a Very enjoy-i able time was spent conversation, needlework and contests arranged by the hostess. Miss Georgia Overton of Albany was ait Invited guest. Lovely ref reskoiests were served, the hostess being assisted by Mrs.

Russell Githons and Mrs. Will McLaren, Sr The seventh and eighth grades held a debate at the school Washington day. The question debated was, Re-' solved; "That we should have a loag-; er summer vacation, June Smith, Es-1 ther Carothers and Marjoris McPher-' son were on the affirmative and Ar- New Major. General 1-'' tmA i isr, i aa. I In Coma 150 Hours 7 Ntft Fine her, 17, a Verlta, It high eeheer haehetbalt aHyei wee meonaefooe more thae 15 weia i wane aa wijMvy in- a fame.

Cectefw Dick Ferrell, who reeentry woS himself te the Bt, Uouls Browne fee $2x000, la in Gaining at his lam as ftulHord, N. FT pi if Jf' I mm ii i ii i.i fcias lemplo JSldg, phone 617. 1211Tps.tf. FEMALE HELP ANTEO WOMAN for hatchery work, must be husky. Meat call in person, Russell Poultry Yards, 1 mile east of Cor- Ivallis.

i6tf rrr imrea- nun. hw. Tr srrtrATTON wanted JZJZl.t. Ik4.k. Pa iiAci vsv v-uifwn wiou smerai lework.

126, oWlW uin rvr ts c225t WOMAN most have work by the hour, 35e. Phone 396-W, 22St3 OMAN wanfs wwrk, phone 12-F-22. rracucai nursmg. paone 219-R. 22Ttf GIRL will care for children evenings.

Phone 529-J. c2263 WOMAN wanta work hour ec day. Phone 819-J. 211-lnw. AKTED TOF BUT LIGHT weight portable phonograph, good condition, cheap.

Phone lSlfli-J. 226t2 DRY COWS and heifers. Pheaa C. D. Shepherd, 1227tf.

WANTED Setting 919-M evenings. hens, phone 222tf BAGS Clean cotton, rags wanted at Gazette-Times office. HS3tt MISCELLANEOUS UPHOLSTERING and Furniture law parrmr. Goldinga 2nd Hand Store, 112 N. 2nd, pbeaw Wa deliver.

13-2vr. SEWER aad til work. OMaiag era speciatty. J. A.

Embree. 429 13th St, phone 983-W. 13-23yr. UPHOLSTERING, refinishing aad repairing, furniture. We call and da- liver.

Ted Carhon, ph. 724-W. 41-28yr FOR SALE Used Portables, Royal Underwood, Remington. K. Hart- sock, 312 Madisoa St Phone 760.

222tf COTTAGE LAUNDRY Called for. delivered. 646 N. 10, phone 410-M. AUCTIONEER George H.

Burge, Corvallis, phone 416-R. 121tf RUG cleaning 9x12, $2. Wm. White-llltf side, phone 876-M. DRESSMAKrNG-HESKSTTrCHING DRESSMAKING and remodeling, prices reasonable.

Work guaran teed. 410 S. or call 746-M aft. ernoon or evening. C226U4 WO0D9AWTNG WOODSAWING, city or country, D.

E. Ecker, phone 653-J. 13-28tt. WOODSAWING, quick sorvtce; tail A. B.

STocum, phone 921-M. 13-28vr. LOST AJTD FOUND LOST About a week ago, cut steI burkle. RewaH. Phone 675.

22Tt3 RUBBISH BAWLING RUBBISH HAULING, W. phone 229-J. H. Drake, 21tf GARBAGE and rubbish hauling. L.

A. Miller, 913-J. 21tf MEET HERE SUNDAY Lutherans Holding Event bat tft Woman's Clufar From Aft Valtey Point -Next Sunday afternoon MaretV 3, the seeosut arausl Join meeting- ef Lutheran students attending the three major educatioaal institutions of Oregon, will take at College Garden, Corvallis. Strong de'egatinns of students are expected from Eugene and Monmouth, and many young people ef neighboring Lutheran congregations will be present The program begins at 5 p. m.

The main Bpeaker is O. A. Tingetstad, Ph. president of Pacific College, his subject being "Keeping America Christian." The student groups win furnish vocal and instrumental selections, and the choir of Central Lutheran church, Portland, will also give two or three numbers. At 6:30 the Dorcas society and the Ladies-' Gui'd of Christ and the Unit- ed Lutheran church of Salem will refreshments gratis to all sta oenis ana visitor, i.io a usim- light picture will be taken of the audience.

The meeting is arranged by the Lutheran Student Service association of Oregon, now in its third year of existence. The public is cordially invited to attend. ear S-RIUIV m-wA 1 1. i glassed in S.P. hlf w.v t.

-i dj r-T. AZTI leaving. Phone 634-W. 421 N. 11th.

219rf MODERN homes for sale, six to tAit a.JlIUXi wmw-m mm AWZ1U Aroirc 'SS balaace like rent. 337 N. 1st St. 223tf FARM 156 acres. 6-room house, barn.

Kl'fl Avtlk aT rAm Wm. 1... 327 Gaaette-Times. FOR SALE by owner 4 booses from' 4 te 13 roams, vanoos locations Corwms. Call 16M or 851.

I FOR SALB OS TRADE FT. GROCERY couater, Dayton scale, and typewriter, will exchange for show eases or shorter counter or other fixtures for smaller store. Phone evenings; 455-R. 222tf FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS 80-A. FARM, with or without equip ment all cultivated some crop.

A. a Hansen, Rt. 4. Corvallis. c227t3 NSW pianaa for reet.Tei.85l.

13-28yr. HOUSES FOR RENT- FOR RENT 5- Room hanse on First 9 4-Raom furnished home $16 6 -Room modem house, garage .138 4 Acres and house, etc- See THOR, 710, 228-M. 223tf 8-ROOM furnished 4-room furnished 5-roem unfurnished $30 99S-J, Mrs. Nellie Ortell. 227t3 FOH RENT Neatly furnished 6-room souse; garage; near campus.

Key at Craig's grocery, 410 N. 15th St. $27.69. 2Z7tS HOUSE, furnished or unfurnished for rent. Call Noon's garage 41.

or 488-J. 26tf FURNISHED house. 8 rooms, bath. 26tf garage. 418 N.

1 4th. SMATL furnished house near col lege, very cheap. Call 259. 222tf 4-ROOM furnished house, $15 per mo. Call 746-W.

2BU APARTMENTS FOR RENT AVONDALE APTS, Kings Rd, and Jackson, 8-room furnished part-ants, the best in the city. See them Before renting, phone 930. 94tf 3-ROQAt downstairs, furnished apt. for rent. Phone 889-J, 442 N.

4. 223t6 EJJIMA UJLLATLY COZY, well furnished 2-roonv apt, first floor, mam entrances, water. lights, phone. 2 blocks of campus, $20. Call 912-J.

226tf FURNISHED $170 per mo. Vale 400 N. 2nd St. 221tf 4-RM. MODERN urn.

apt, dose in. Adults only, 605 Van Boren. 225tf ROOM AND BOARD COMFORTABLE rooms and good board, 218 N. 8th. Phone 64S-M.

622tf FURNISHED room in private family, furnace beat, close in. Call 962-w. 29tf aUTKI.Y fsananed: noma, weff heat- FTNANCIA1. MONET loan en furaitar. and aa- tnawhifBT nwt older thaa BMdeL VaOace Tnsax, phoa Durant Gar- H.

E. Me Cewerai hwaranee and Loassw Creea Bldg. Pheaa 89. 27t-lm. FARM loans for front year ta 30 years, only 8 per cant.

See Thor, pbewe TIP. -211tf WANTED TO RENT WANT to. rent a 5-roont house with basement and garage. 28G-J. 225tf NEWSPAPERS THS GAXETErTTMES furuishaa As-aseiated Pten reperta te concise form and air the lend newa of Corvallis and the CervaUut country.

If you live in Corvallim. ye caaaot af ford to be without the information on events of your home city which Is obtained by Be other newspaper. Delivered by carrier te sB parts, ef city. Phone OREGON JOURNAL The lrrst eventng newspaper in the aortn west. Reliable carrier service.

E. Weston, agent Office with Bob's Confectionery next to Whiteside Theater, phone 311. PORTLAND TELEGRAM Call Kermit Johnson, agent, phone 722, 861 N. 86th. THE FEATHERHEADS 1 TVT I Coin- mander first division during, -World War, hr been promoted te SMjaf aeeashla Ha ts tsuth CsreitofcHft rfhe Ideal Gb! Nell Chapman ef Orove Hilt, Ale, hat been named Ideal girt at Alabama Woman's ceHaga, ttontgonr FOB SALB MISCELLANEOUS WHAT HENKLE3 SELL, ALL seeds.

Poultry and Poultry plies and remedies, Dips, Sprays fsed, disinf extents, and tnnoeaiatere, slants, bulbs, nursery stock. Pet foods, and remediea. Bee hives, berry boa, Sharpies separators, HeeJtles Seed and Poultry Exchange, Phone No. 144 N. 2nd St.

t9-28y. PERMANENT core for eoreme and other skin diseases, B. F. Stewart, Gen. Corvallis, or house S.

brick yard. c227-lrao. CAREFUL MOTHERS use paatass-lied milk. Sonny Brook Dairy Phone 13. 81Sti TYPE WRITERS Bought, Sold, Rented, Repaired.

S. K. Hartsoek, 313 Madisen, phone 760. 9Stf SALE Foot wheel trailer. Also some second hand lumber.

421 N. 15 St. e221t6 TRT I-ON-A-CO Magnetic belt free. Weekly rental Sirs. Buatley 762-M.

13-28yr. HALL'S dairy, Jersey and Guernsey sritk. Fnon71? SALE Cow to freshes Matt 20. Jesse Hogac, Rt FRESH JERSEY HEIFER for sale. Phone 6-F-5.

c225t6 dition. very cheap. 24T ML. IX 225tj MEDICALLY inspeetsi sulk. Pettrt'a Dairy; phene 825-R.

18-28yr. FOB SALBr-HOtlSEHOLP COOPS New, Used and Demonstrated Eleetrie Washers Electric Ironert i Eleetrie Range At Exceptionally Low Price Terms te Suit Buyer MOUNTAIN STATES POWER CO, PIANO for rent or sale. Pheaa 85L, FRTJITS AND VEGETABLES APPLES Newtons, Spits- fine, to 11.25. Eears. dressed! 48-F-ii.

rastf GRIMES GOLDEN Good cooking apples, 75c per box. Telephone yaw grocer. CORVALLIS ORCHARD COMPANY. 227tf KLAMMATH Netted Gems, seed potatoes for sale. Call at 634 N.

16. COOKING apples, 50e and 75c. 46-F-2. 122tf mp BAI.Wij.PmTT.TltT- EGGS FOR SALE or to let out on shares. Turkeys.

419 N. 16th St. Pbeae 229-M. 222tl2 FOR SALE NURSERY 8T0OE FRANQUETTE walnut trees grafted an 8 yr. old Calif.

Black walnut roots. D. H. Ayers Sons, Kings Valley, Ore. See our trees at Starter's Nursery, 23 Harrison, Corvallia.

129 tf ESPECIALLY fine grafted Frs rnette wshrat trees, attraetive toriees. Mrs. V. Nofaiger, Taev gent, Ore. cl23-lmo.

FOR SALE NURSERY STOCK APPLE TREES GOLDEN Delicious, Starkhig, Stark Re Delicieua, shrubbery shad, trees and rases. W. H. Alnutt, pbeae 633J. e222t WSt SALB BSEB CARS GE1 THIS STRAIGHT We hava thft cream of the- naedi car Vahiar in Chrysiev automobile mantis, nam ara i iuin Tkrem.

one ef basal bw ears. A reed used ear -is. nnuae trsrmoertatieir. 1231 ED. HUNSPEEGIR MOTOR CO.

Chrysler AntoBtobge FOR SALE OR TSADZ EXTRA, wan need frw wass. toa tag ear. Win give soma one miles of service. Will trade for or selt cheap. Iiwmtiw at Gaaattaj-Times business ofSoe.

19tf BARGAIN "21 Oaklanrf Ceach: ran 1WIO Owneft. Srsw XJM Ral. Ca 39-F-3. FOtt SALSWWOOD ABTB COAL VEERS COAL AND WOOD YARD Planer end, clean Btab drr. 1 In Sec growth fir, 18 in.

6.00 Ash. eak. eld fir 7J Utah coal by sack or ten Phosa 80ft lOatf SLABWOOD Seaeeied or Green OJdgrowta Planer Bade Sawdust prompt Delivery Phone 65' Corvallis Lumber Mfg. O. 22 lu cmtttt nenct Full sure, guaranteed.

Pbone 661 I 8411 Philomath. 014 growth tit 9JM and $3. See growtfc fir 6 ad88J6 227-reo. STEWART'S QUALITT WOOD Old fir, cleae 16 fas, Vnnte mm MMth 87-M Bee.Ztr.4R. Phone 80-W.

lZlltf 16 inch 014 Crowth Fit 16 inch Fir Lrmbe. rVAJi TAYLOR -Phone 48-F-14 tVf-lmm. WANTRn Want, have trade, write kern 818, GsTi--J r.Arin utisiire at the right 16 hi. or4ft.see.gJS.Crc Phone 923-W. 116Cf CALL R.

D. Gstes for OM. "3 Fir wood. Phone irTTtf TRAVELING MAGNET SAVES TIRES Arisena's highway department eperatee a truck with magnet attached over Its highways ta pick I up nails, tacks, slugs, ar ether objects that cause punctures I and arouse the Ire of the motor) tt. The scrap accumulated by this raving aute ia buried after being taken from the truck.

State efflo I lals say the truck will save auto-1 Ists thousand ef dollars annually 1 la rubber aa well as keep the highway frea ef metal debris, Up- per phots sHewe the type of mag- net used white the other shews the way they are attached. Gazelle-Times Want Ads Lead: in interest. People BEAD them, buy and sell from them. Get your want-ad in the G-T classified columns- small cost, big returns. Phone 391 i (iM wtusjiNcsiuwt vt aaeur jusi vase 1 nuwq HAvTwjuMt mfri)i mxtAm VSSMISCMM) tZT '(wSSill Kf WP 0 i TAKE A BITS I fefesp Ii (Tf 'if I I I r.

TWi I BBS 1 -S-r II SW IB I WBk a a 1 a a a tw-ar -i i aai a i Will ft i'rf ftAi-a 1 HVJ Far printiagaeedl call SSL-.